The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1908, Page 7

Qooecoccacssasncccccsscssssosssososess 3 ’ The Beautiful Actress ‘EDITION 29) CT 5 [« Circulation Books Open to All,’’ ] MARCH 21, 1908. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, ysteries of [I Thus seated in my room I travel again the whole broad world; | | ceive once more a smiling welcome from far-away, dainty Japan; 1 visit | anew the huge, majestic rivers of the tropics and the half-known fo | lands they drain, where plants and trees ail unknown to us flourish in ast Inxurlant magnificence, and where the tresses of the native women put to shame the highest art of a Parisian colffure. He for ved > Qare of the Rair. | FZ ter of fand time wi drops and when they ar eure aa tne weriShakaifittean ¢ vay | 1 ; ‘ shies Nished t EUS Oo vith halt 7 4 f (Copyright, 1, by Pau r& Cod 1g tmpaipa rw aaa Lo i clima ‘ shit BoA Sar ace ao 1s ssary By Cora otywn Potter. fume i Tnpasie ba ay hee ot ne wm sites fn of fe my oad i S$ fwrite these lines 1 my tat in the Savoy the table an a jalnth m pelt An ets i neoning of fattgue in front of me are littered with a mass of papers I have just ‘ mee on ‘Whe tern i ‘ y takes which I sit fade St out; immediately the soom i: | shaken out of an old Florentine brocaded silk bag which w. Bannan in Gam al Rie ; THataRs 5 my constant companion in wanderings. ‘These pape ta weatine 1 . Facial Cosmetics. eatiain anata 5 f { are of ail sizes and of eyery hue; on each fs written some Q aw F Init not bo UIs this t 1 ceipt or prescription, something to recall to me days in other climes and? Gare of the Face. ; “a wed er: the che He on) i countries, * * * i , ve the y face not tha he ad ands Rae ue 1 take op a crumpled sheet of yellow an paper and carefully spread | ater « [ Re MW oget as much alr a away * * O w ‘The wat s most important for the 1 itlon hair, and the but # huge sunlit court filed » sufficie: own furnit cause for y if itis af ard exposed to main, {f not the on! lay Evening Jastly, they dropped belladonna in them n in an instant ir beauty. On wish to preserve th T'plek up ata nk with tropica! trees and flowers, surrounded ty a colonnade of strangely veins of the extr Jof spreading the hair out a he le [3 noi wining wHose of the eculptured pila . nem warm, the heat ap 18 EWaeeruetiee me ploment shaped lke a bodkin, ul lh some measure Here have 1 passed curions hours, pleasantly wiled away by feet relieves the Jaded cit © skin at dipped into the it and drawn be. | tales of beuniy and art eipts handed down from ation to gets | culat navies us to Woo gentle ov. 1 Gare of the Eyes. ween 1 | Motives eration, and of defects hiduen by d care in the Not only } OU Mase : rorenelhae ; “were.these told me, but | was given ni th My hands j Beauty and Exercise. ised tener "T @ East sesame oll most 16 | he ap igs “ a TAT aN US en eutwat VERY Ono/eiieht tb apenid at least | ich it n con th| = ing the eyebrows, and here let _me |" mak | cRaReTG rialel vane massaged my face, touched up eves with two hours a day tn the open ar. Y t Fi ah - _ . fe kes t do and re ad hat one better is known, The This {s the minimum for those Hf a8 poe aoa Shahi att ate for he HANGING the Waist. On Monday The Worla 4 e a temporary evebrows becoming th! may also t some more 8. Browne ts the se of | IBRE fs a wide-spread { Great new continen th pth Here, too, have I heard tales jie other hand r of ux who |! a : s panes es casa patie Athy Cacti 0) iT ani the various nati of health and dise ints of the home-r Jes of the squatter wish to | and capti-|the whole face and neck Fenglepanion santo, Ailee (riRAnt {op x a anes ¢ ote eee and the bushman, re s often of marvel! moment pos tinetly becoming _ i he fase om 3 = | The Romance of a Busy Broker. & By 222", O. HEN DOO GOO DOOD OT 22ee Hee enema sees ‘* sieleleieiene orn MOO OOOO OIOO OOO UOOOUDOOOOOOOOUL: ; Wer omee ¢ r {t Indig-| going at speed, accurate, never yes ese Spring h on a tte crams. e clerks | portant stress the broker he ad mm {ture ae i (From The Million," by. ker during 4 ends telenred i TAC LISHIGVAWHraT ON Bi NlencroledeniiweOr Pitcher sclzed a mo the proper king registers $ " 7 f * Ore a . 4 : may {métat! se et 8 ab and b ad t s aw *XCopyright, 1907, by McClure, Phillips | ie y S something resembling an ps, an tmita i en : us) g timers a 4 . nae us ond pour ates A wane & Co.) f | sacque and a string of bemls as ined and forgetful every da. 5 ae T rake e ht rf work) ‘ of lilt ITCHER, ynfidential clerk wded. 1 se F an wer 1s Kory r | | 2 os x r rush an ace business « | a P office of Harvey Maxwe tire hang strape and pac See ag | ’ hal tester he flo ust allowed a look of mild Pare rath fers and volcanoes, and th ele and, 6 4 are ie and surprise to visit his usua silt rari listurbances were i BHO aera in the 1 1 v siontess countenance when iy 1 © tleleer } ‘ Fe tO RS Meas 5 | t world off briskly entered at half past \3 : ba a Leudy Led ie al " ily to a speck, pany with his aly ster Vratephoner had ental Rea hd) [ae Wit eX twenty, SWith a snapns Good-mornin I ReGen errs ioe ped frown | Maxw s Lin pen ae Maxwell dashed 8 desk ux though office and call a Dest SEE , he . i By teorge, Pi do he were intendl “up over it, did )Jovinll pau CP e, [urderiy: strings ove i {8 Manwe wif aloud “1' ask her. then plunged Into tle great heap of } and tm: | frown window was for t » e wo low I didn’t do it long ters and telegrams w him. The young 1 stenographer for pUtul in a way that was de: [stenographic. She forewent the pomp of the alluring pompadour wire no chains, bracelets or lockets. She had ‘}mot the air of being about to ac apt an jinvitation to luncheon, Her dres + 9 ent eee laand Bone, tuneneen Ait Grea was The Daily Diet of the (c2@"™s my food, both Mquid andy er figure ” ‘With fidelity and discretion, In her pes hlack turban hat was the gold-¢: ot Emaciated Subject Mt wing of caw. On this morning , . . 3 as ottly and siv'y radiant, inewses, ~=Who Is Getting ; iuing there fe dashed into the inner office with: & short trying to covers tcmud upon the desk of the ates had bee a with a smile, A evtt pink her cheek, andr sy were Kind and frank, Maxe ned one elbow on her desk,* hed fluttering papers with, hands and the pen was above hia* % Pees Bocood Cor Sooo be that the ndy in trying to or dispose of the extra two 5 trail s approprin Mie Woman With the Mask One Day’s Menu For the Woman in the liss Lesife’ be began hurriedly, “Zi ve but a moment to spare. I want suy something aut ment. WARY the Woman With hing World's emacta font. has been planned ov x Wwite? L haven't bad time} ere dreamily bright, her cheeks eenuine | ac os »y a food selentist. ach day her menu i at the Maa hae eaten Wom in eachblow, her expression a happy one, Back to Health and (oon ieee: comm antions ana “vagetmbon or ntural fouls since . “ Pate havens Teead with veraigiae nce, | B § o'cio trained Juice 0 t I really do love you, ‘Tale Pitcher, stil! mildly curious, noticed | eauty. a difference in her ways this morning. Instead of golng straight tnto tha ad. ingerea niginty mecaaceene usse BY Margaret Hubbard Ayer, oMce. Oneo she moved over dy Mas HE WOMAN well's desk, near enough for him to be Wit! 1 aware of her presence ee : The machine sitting at that desk wa Mess las no longer a man; It was a busy Now Rned One Anda York broker, moved by buzzing wh half poy and uncofling springs. “Well—what 4s it? Anything?” aske Maxwell, sharply. His opened mail | Uke a bank pf stage snow on his Crowded desk. Tis keen gray ove, {in Personal and brusque, flashed upon i Aut impatiently, “Nothing,” answered the sten rapher, moving away with a little smile “Mr. Pitcher," she said to the con Adential clerk, “did Mr, Maxwell say >wed plenty of intik, ese als. At int du § and afternoon she puts and mor’ [proportions of protelds, carbo-hy@rates (1 fats are especialiy prepared for her ave already std that the Woman Mask {3 a vegetarian, and me orange tn cup of hot wate please—those fellows are elub- Breakfast—Small dish of lave stufling ou Union Pacific! F Revere wou ng aboutt™ tive cereal, couked and eate I tose eae ce Tenereeeslioll ith cream, Dates - feet and gazed Upon him, rounde7 10 o'clock —Glass of milk wit ed. enranetedh D iy said Max you to marry! } ttle milk with the w. poor milk with hait a ula luneh and dinner eater would they are so yar! is to produce just t necessary to bulld up her body witho verburdening the digestive organs In the morning she 1s usually allowed Csxmall dish of daxative brealcfust nked five minutes, and either dates <3 For june! she tas some sort of wheat dread, a cooked vegetable, eng g ANY of te meat Juices general je strength, i sm, like most ns’, has consisted of abhorrence lack of system as probabiy emaciation from to incre: 10.89—Glass of milk with yolk 11.00—Glass of mfitk with 1 wanted a minute: up & bit ‘ov the ‘phone now, 4 minute, Pitcher, te and eare ids In| caused the ext nce the | whic reatment the a silght tm- provement in h looks, her color is her diges ton is improved reo Luncheon—Carn bread i yetables, eygs, mille and nuts eit aauesriy? overcome with owed from hee t she smiled) of her oroker's During the afternoon half ¢ ineglassful of cream or halt a inesfnl of milk, with white of elther ve Ways eats too yt study ut intervals of two hours. on hetre: Dinner—Bean soup, salad altter NODOOCOOID i he | e raloheortiil ettuce and se De id anything yesterday about enganing an.|/@Md she is generally more cheerful portion for he : : other stenographer?” jand rested. Met will suit all people and every < a5 . 8 “He did.” answored Pitcher, “Ho | “The * sald The Woman a mane a Rapa Mngon es Benhial i | Ss \ youre, told me to get another «ne. 1 notified | With the Ifkecani{slandicom-| tt adapted to lis or her spectal ‘ ‘ } t arr led the agency yesterday afternoon to send af = ws ’ A ne Little over a few namplen thia morning, tog {pletely surrounded by food. I'm re of pend 4 = is 5 i f £45 o'clock, and not a single picture hat jeating a little something from the) the wa » food poled. ¢ od g ej ‘ A ; ne Piece of pineapple chewln, my has j minute 1 get out of bed until the) ®t pron Hane NM ther or not aj 3 5 10 Lm e y 8 y Monday.) Bhowed up yet. . 4 | diet is made fattening: depends ipo ern < Hlast thing ¢ » Everything : 3 tee te fa ry ‘I will do the work as usual, thon,” last thing at night. Everything 1) whetier it can be #0 com 1 cand 3 and pho has t ACKED Said the young lady, “until some one {Cat ts In very small quantities, and | proy ned as to give the patient the & ei & A » t 9 quelle comes to fill the place.’ And she went /every day the qfiantities are differ- | approy ne & c ah all {nereas A Jer sit Wels f husband to her desk at once and bung the bitck}ent and the proportions of things | 8st tance: If nt PONT OT kes her willing to prac t atisfactory, oor tunban has with the gold-green macay ee i * | body ts a p , waathing exercise, for Platte, coeuslomerenions differant, But until I get fat I have| i) isc: ae Gunoen oft en MV DAV y is, when tt would } She-H lustrated We .who has been denied the spectacle! to spend a good deal of my time gna she should take four ounces, the hale and exhale without wato