The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1914, Page 10

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The nud, check books Wil “But. ; , is he pretty godt” ball 326 yarde—what would he be ridorey auagyated Mie JOlr+ | mene tank tira, tere eanold bo. on eet ies, metly geod, WR” “Probably a liar, son, N mi nto - . Bi r cA “ , i me ball room where the “Tbes fan. | the other side of . Blodger and ete chace ia per!" po “Well, pop, what if he knocks the] nad better run up and kiss ‘ee or, as they are improperly | | her other urm, so fin hat ae s = ball. 60 yards?” and go to bed."—Indianapolia News, pularly known, “tango teas,” are ent ee husband that she lurched forward | @sain. / z a oF father GAhoeds ne to| Boeee Seba tee: Nantes And almost ‘upset eld Mr. ‘Smith, who| |, Just like babes tn the wood,” anid » Y i . jusband. hows. expecting. to hear pital | Hutteray husband. they salght, nod) "'nsouen me, madetne excuse shot] And Mrn.tarr Wondered If Jealousy shots ring oat, whee second thought ehortied the old man, And then M os O rt ot . ith | Berser! rage turned into hy- ra, Com Ss York ititme Wott [stan not a likely Mperson to’ tote n | sterioa, aad trom that by more or |7ern introduced Mrs. Blodger , hie In- - : 2% “And so YOUR husband is dancing ination for thoee wonderful war i ¥} LOS WOOD LS tn with old] esi isn't ware enough on bis feet -— then the’ saving sroons cc x Tee Bee eel ane eae M. tap etalon 06 ome ar bin | Tie tives ta apartment entirely | , cried = Mra. . >, Wi . Jarr an irs, Stry-| |. o! “He five an he sece his wife anata aire sttlzg | Yer Kuarding ber on elther tide, Mra. child, Mra, Blodger, she must be hu- F, wed blic speeches in Wales Mr. junded yer pianos. lt . ve ke | Jed mored! How nice to know Clara, pul i @ancing with"— ‘Maybe he'll-bite him-—but_ then | Woccer waa conducted through the|iaby Ciara, ta dancing with «young | Ljoyd-George was introduced A\ ‘And then she ‘remembered Mra,| ‘He poor old man hasn't any teet! Winy, thi Bernard!" cried Mrs. of mo Fesepat manner and/| to the assemblage by a Welsh deacon, - ea oe carg| “What are you talking about Pez 8 Pemnarel’ Orted: ise 1 Ah, I was tele-! The Chancellor is fond of repeating a 8, io Blodeer, wi tthe perso! r8| vekod Mra. Btryver, Mra. Blodger be- ia, Jarr, and my daring’ Mrs, | phoned I would have a surprise to-| the graceful words of the introduc- URING a lull in the conversation | | Mudridge-Smith ‘was dancing with. | jny too interestegdn the new bats she vk gia thie oe your. | Ge% but Metle did T think ie would on. the young man who was call- 2 FOR 28 CTS saw on the ornate loafer ladion in the | oy f jeasant SUF” | he such # pleneant one!” ce ” EARL & WILSON SHIRTS i was with them. nitea! Took Geruaed jolt me to-day ph j “Gentiemen,” said the Deacon, “I ing mado the announcement sWho in she daneing-with?™ askea| corridor to pay attention to Mre.lin a huff because T hadn't brought| "Ab! the wift!" cried Mr. Bibdger. | naff to intreduce to you to-night’ the| that he had failed to keep abreadt of AS WELL AS COLLARS ARE. A POPULAR ‘ arr'n murmurings, Mrs, Jarr nudged | my checkbook’ with me. And now | advancing over, “The squaw wili| member for Carnarvon Horoughs, He | the sctentific advance of the TROY'S BEST PRODUCT. RED-MAN ‘Mrs. Biodger. “Mhe's a bold thing and | jivy, xtryvor to be quiet, lest Mrs.}yon bring about thin delightful re- | 44m eat Dance with | te"tome here to reply to what the| “For inatance," he sald, * STYLE, TLalways said so!” Blodger euspect thut, while they] ¢oncitiation. You tell him I have a| With’— Mr. Blodger faltered; he! Bishop of St, Asaph said abut the| know at all how the incandescent | ™ Mrs. Blodger was trom Pi@a-| waited the impending. tragedy, her a” had almost offered to dance wit! | Welsh .disestablishment. © ¢ © In/ electric light which ls now used 0 | EARL & W sidsighia ond bed only met with Clara] With Win eng neklo Clars Mud: | riage medtate Meo OMe "all romance, aged?" “whispered | Ht” Abapis lad one of the Diagest ilars| "Gh, it's very. simple,” _watd tne : ‘ rn: a eet a Sen es | i mt title that aed Mre. Sarr. “Ot course Fae ‘we bait| up-to-date girl. “You just : MAKERS OF TROY’S BEST PRODUCT. dy