The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1911, Page 9

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THaT STunP GS Mest WAL PALES 6, mate V conFes® em )} &Yy a ~ FIRST! THATS y mmeo owt} ‘ ; Mt PN rises pine oer Re eS oO er ml B74, 3 VERY VAHIND Pal ya Ge SON vate ye “Are you a good Judge of horeefi esh?” 1 don’t know, | never ate any.” Just a Glimpse Into The New York Shops OR travelling there is nothing The narrow patent leather garters peettior than the little striped /with gilt buckles are tutended to be qwesh @ilk waists in tailored @F worn with the little eocks. They can sembtatiored style. The stripe, as well|be had in pink and bive as woll as ag the soft silk tle usually seen upon | kK, white and tan and eell at % these waists, may harmonise in color | 3. with the skirt. A pretty model may be | Ventilated bangs, that will not be had for $2.98 while an occasional “sale” /affected by the dampness, aro fastened gives excellent values in these watets| inside the bathing cap and are really a at the ridiculously low price of 1. necessity with the frilled cap, One ‘The folding elcohol lamp is @ com- | about 7 inches long of fine water wave motity the traveller will appreciate. | French hair ts $1.60. a ar It takes up ittle epace and eells at! Bathing caps of soft rubber can be GEORGE ¢ i Wy tog 30 cents. had tn all colors at 19 cente. With a Oto! vincent It Those who have had the annoyance | pleated frill at the edge they are 79 of alcohol spilling all over a trunkful | cents. _—_—— - | Just do not do it. Re considerate with ene of wearing apparel will be pleased with | Shirred rubber garters, finished off “RABBITS.” e e e e | DOG SENSE. another and you will find the warm weather is nm Alf as bad as you the" salld alcoho! that comes in cubes. | with a rosette of the rubber, can be| The word “rab-| ictorial Arithmetic Puzzle ‘The deacriptive| thought 1: would be It wells at 25 cents a can, | had in all colors at 49 cents and are | bits’ on board a | reporter of a cere Ts P Too Lai Pro, ? a : wee Folding parasols and umbrellas that | very pretty. The latter two are eold|Cornia#h fishing tain dally paper in| £5 00 Late to pose Brrr will ft Into @ suit case are in great | asa set at $1.25, smack arouses the = ‘bing the turn- MAN who signa his letter “5. WT | demand, A handsome umbrella can be| Arm bands in narrow ehirred ribbon | ire of the crew. of a do A writ had at §. over elastic, finished off with a ro-| Should the hated | cou by order of Gllver deposit glasses for iced tea or |sette or cluster bow of baby ribbon, | word be uttered ae the beneh lemonade can be had in exquisite de- | will trim up baby’s white dress. They | the boat is leaving eigms at $1. A pitcher to match ts $3. | are very pretty and can be had tn pink, | the harbor on a “Your mother says I'm the biggest liar in the universe!” “But she's mistaken, dear. You're not even five feet tall!” Betty Vincent’s Advice On Courtship and Marriage} , Hot Weather and Hot Temper. Y dear young people, these are veyy warm days, But M Just remember t If you are Warm, other people are Just as warm you are, Try not to lose your temper because of the heat. Try to be just and kind and courteous, helping to make the uncomfortable days ss . © comfortable as you can for everybody else. T am-writing these words of advice beca € = number of letters which have come to me in the last few < ™”~ ng me of quarrels over trifle, I know perfectly $, Pu that most of these misunderstandings were really caused Ke. by the Weather. After a long, m tay of work tn the er se ot {t 1s hard to come home and be sweet tempered. is such @ temptation to lose one's self contro! and amap | at the first person who happens to speak to one. But, my dear girls and by YOU BELIEVE IN A SAFE AND SANE je of the : man t* too busy fn love w') a girl and] to write, inasmuch as he is away on @ for a year, Do] business trip 1 1s now too lato to ask ber! Hogy Can He Win Her? | detatied the rence as follows: | to marry me , With the coming of the corn season | blue or white at 10 cents @ patr, pilchard, expedition “The ejected oa-| It willbe quite proper to ask the young MAN signs his letter “J, B. the housewife will need corn holders. ——— the speaker would jning as he was|tady to ry you efter having known i ; ie, A particularly pretty pair in. sterling FROM THE GLASSICS. stand a fair chance }tenomtn tously | her for a year. own girl for the wilver have the handle representing a| “Archimedes,” read the pupil, “leap-| of being hurled last tw mintature ear of corn and sel) at 60 cons he bath, shouting, ‘Eureka! | overboard. Th e| cents a pair. beng mere mention of | A novelty !n fans are those of white eee ‘ # + | “rabbits destroys walaloid, de With dainty Masd| sginee tae aoe tauae 1 chances of a FAinted floral designs. They are 00| «The goag, mum."—Christing Intel. | ®t oh.”—London nts. ‘ Chronkle ently fell in s that I love © flowers and know is, how from tho sn mance His Letters Grow Fewer. ‘0 GIRL who signs her k at some fu-| went West o time.”* weeks ago. At first \% K roon leration and at « lady and she will 9 vo } 9 9 One Dollar Each Paid for the Best “Whys.”” p P p Your Name, Date and Address Should : ® J 6 Car You Think of Some? Send ’Em In. ° Accompany Each “Why” Contribution. WHY- DOES A HOUSE WIFE HUSTLE WHY- DOES A PERSON Have To GET HER CLOTHES (IN WHEN “WELCOME” on THE | WHY- DO PEOPLE Go To Tue WHY? WiLL A BOY IN THE SUMMER COUNTRY ON A VACATION AND WHY- DOES A WOMAN WHY - Dots ' RU < - THIS eAaNn— WISH ME was Lins { SPEND Good MONEY Foz TH1d—- | {T STARTS ‘we Raine — aaa eae SO) TIE SHAMGS Tl Get ome a cam ee as i i ; ne Pid oe , / h V MAT - r SEF To G9 Swimmin: 2 TO GET im BACKWARDS - { mary F ‘ / é A a Es AGAIN BH? 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