The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1914, Page 18

Fan for the Home and the Ride Home > a 4 «a By ¢. M\ Payne SHE No DouRT REFERS To MY WELL KNOWN VE RSATALITY 0 POR, Ho PoP! MISSUS GINIT SAYS You PhAyY A FIDDLE, AN You YESSIR,T Heard HER Yer. A LADY You PLAYED! SECOND FIDDLE To MA. Tus Scene 1s impomTaNT AxeL! You PLAY We PART OF “Te WEALoUS OVER AND WHEN YOUR SWEETHEART Comes iN YOU MUST SHow YouR. WEALOUSY BY “TURNING Your BACK. AND WALKING out! AU Reasy Now! REMEMBER AXEL- YOu'RE AFLAME wry BLACK dEALousy ! CAMERA"! Come ON FANNY 5 PLEAD with YOUR LOVER. — Look ANGRY Axec!i AY KNaw, BUT AY Hapy'T SEEN HER SINCE AY GoT BACK FROM mexico! iy lh SAMMY’S SLATE _ -& a TEC (DAS DIARY ais CONECLID rte = | $ ‘ Coprright. 1986. by The Bre, Genes Co. Jon to the contrary, and she thought S25) By Rov: M¢Cardell NSB giR CRAREEY Cae Couns See tees leftenant leads of to war—but it was eal a ‘d |. Cnorrats, HLS VE Wath’ % | one.” eatd Mr. Jerr, “Then if you AND PA SCORES ON MA. sy as achokin’ corn love it you etill have the other.” HARLIE HIGGINS come to] jn’ Mm Debian he mea te 4 THE CAMPLIFE BELLS “But if I were wearing both of my Row Tore ieee Bene Cord eeenea sans, nace 5 ater tha mar he’ Lt) HAT are you going to 4 " there was a big raft of or- ; Ny heed BP iD fair young matron. “And what ear- my feet down cellar if 1 was mar- wear, my dear? asked] 1) Should I wear while aie to ship from the works to our| ried to her. ‘Besld "¢ no notion Clara Mudridge-8mith of Territory, where my scheme of | of gettin’ married to any gal until 1 ‘Mrs, Jarr the other day out? Of course, wearing my diamond . Z y © cake of soap OUt| make a whole lot of money. solitatres is not to be considered, but — 2 Ot every dozen has plumb emptied |""Well, T'was mighty iad be took ft when Harlem's soclall wnat 1 can't quite figure out is my Dobbinaville storehouse, and owr| that way. 1 dunno as I'd want warehouse here to boot. And Charile| myself, Of course, ot her ae 8 he had to stay and straighten the| daughter. 1 don't mean that, 1m leaders had met to digcuse the most whether I should wear m: ¥ pearls, be- ‘eaportant coming function of the pearls are eo simple and we mess out and get the feller w weason—the tango camping party. smile ent the simple life, or = ‘ Y . to take his place broke into harness 8 ee 1 es "ote sauire “E think one is enough. There 8) Noon cartinge for they wee tomy : E more complete, before she went spoilt, a0 I didn’t hat . something so chio about only wear-| ik. Dead eypey I thought {t was goin’ to be hard|to put up with highfalutin’ notions g : and then, although we will) “Oh, the latter, by all means!” with| cried ‘Mr. Jarr. “Never wear pearl ) unless, of work explainin’ to him why Clarice | whilst I was gettin’ my start, and Ma had changed #o toward him! When 1 was eatin’ sup and why It wan that Instoad of beln'| now f can't learn to callie dinners eae vo a ss 5 when all lived up in Dobbinsville, ‘m glad, Dan'l, you didn't think 90 too!" replied Mrs. | interposed oa Mes Serre JP Feally: be. | . : : Fee ee Aen Matin, of in: Fisins bone with oe ae * the Ittle Mercury HeseP ieee wish to go camp- Sty {Sreat im bien when the war ecare waa | pei ungeat ‘earcehise e36 wey "Besides, oe Hite Marvaey |The” oa: Ont Uae Fo camp- * terest in him when the war scare wa8|binsville and all its relics are very ve oven if it in| sill be too refined. ‘What he would Saar Teh bere tn Ge hou ee 6 to do woul 3 om tee on ein ae mee Ree D- F | 8OME HORN! “Ain't you a relic of Dobbinevitle?” Ike to be inuisitive, or| that man Ranglo's associates j \ # man in New Rochelle Tears Seeman to 2s coy ae you ladies formulating | Cronies, a dreadful set of men who ei borned = _ WHE t) Clarice, and plans for life in the wildwood, | (requent & place at the corner! Why { B car to eal, NK Y ff Y Yy . We're nothin’ but Dobbtgs. H t it pe : F FE ips i do they not join a fashionable club? ( oie len't much on epeed, % ville relics spruced up with a Task you what ts it you are| Look at the nice clubs your husband \ Or looks, and coste a lot te feed, ‘%, ee, SS RE coat of city paint.” while camping out| belongs to, where the dear old gent: | J y YY Mi 1 sl men sit ali day in easy chains by tl Rit onllyst: Give thas horns ume Vy i? Lara detyy iit ir windows looking out on Fifth aveni And: vente sere ei th: “Vealeore aint ot no good an especially on rainy and windy di Jump!” tesectl * Tpernapr they a TK —.-—_ oT q, Dao'l, wha! an jon to imply she called} “Perhaps they like to see the hose y * ki attention to one pitiful | Companies on parade,” murmured Mr.| the proper way to wear those hats 4 U, i} ie have polite hg mean, Hy Jerr. But don't 7o8 are ‘When Its over tho right 7 “fiy// , childish affair that was once 7 ome very wealthy an: . / " him!" eaid Mrs. Clara} shall Join such a club, perhapi Ni it's the right | yh Sibponed Let at ro th, But ehe told him} “it is decided then that we will| ear,” Mra, Mudridgo-Smith repeated Of apie ea "Oh, Charlie and Clartssy? I “Do you think I should wear | wear only one earring while camping | “But be that as it may, and it " " “Well, don't you fret none, one earring or two, Mr. Jarr?”|out—that is, if we wear the round| something one can have an indivi - Fs told me hisself right to-day that he Mercury hats with the little winga| uality about, you know, shall we take | E | wouldn't take her if he could have “Ob, while camping out wear only bani bronze elippers and brown stockings, | F = SS ‘ her. He says he wante no foolish- ———————————— | and shall wo just go and fi ; Ss notioned gal like her for his, Aed.ne Z didn't mince matters more neither.” fashionable hotel. w 0 © : by reliowed her double chins to the hops every night?—for I sup- \ 4 ‘i acted like they was. doin & pone it Would be out of the question i P chee up and down her neck with Bo “An upright plano wo might take, \ Yo Pinsne. inipudencel’ ah but © a baby grand would be i 7 g , awkward in a tent,” remarked Mrs, 4 Jarr, ss 3 “But we could camp out in a very 6 Maric y largo tent,” said Mrs, Mudridg i ‘ d 7 eae pe og Smith, "fot surely tents can bo ob- "0 NVf; d that Charlle tained with all modern o . : : 7 — ’ —_ backslid in his crush on her did tink t a ieee wi RaniaeAk G a set as wall ¢8) her mind as her att) i refined camping parties can be found | eee sen’ the ripni ts glee tes onan —ones that have p | ae y Ha ; ; , Well, as near as I can figure it|toa feller but don't want t fae Fer Berns A Pie See ~ out,” answered Smith, with a sort of the fight to stop thinkin’ . The putes,” murnured Mr. Jarr. “But it HEY were talking automobile| Serine. between « fish and a curs | y you dress wld never | \\ reminiscences ongressm@alvanout thirty-nine of the horses are {" fe shee i do to ta : Jacob Johnson of Utah recalled i."Philedelphia Telegraph. ME poe bi ch and I ought to ts d > h wonte polng 40. go , the experience of Smith along acoun- Anais araahipe try road. eG spanned E The Saeepheanis Slog had hap- ee Mi ee wi want oll, then, we Ont [Ene pes and be! he weir only | | DEEeesecnnenSEereESSTOE chine with a mOneey ‘wrench when a . are simply uncouth! Don't mind fodder | + alunite & farmer came along, k hi | An Unexpected Reasom. | {irestedly watshed by Halth the litte | For a while Hiram stood tn silence RED ONGRESSMAN EDWARD 1. |S year-old daughter, watching the efforts of the autolst and C wamiuron ot aticnigan told y; mt cine abe, finally re: |then human nature asserted (teelf and MAN Athorou hl mannish, ‘ood. CAST T TOR IA this one at a recent dinner ry day.” he broke into Ca peloiet < - when reference was had to the bad “That ed certainly very sweet ¢ “Some car ye've got pari,” he ig y g For Infants and Children, breaks that are occasionally made by | you, little one,” beamed the guest. remarked Sammirinay. pete power A NEW STYLE 2 FOR 25C ‘ looking, comfortable style the little kids, Zin atrald that ‘you would ‘get ver fa itr" aA TS. g, y some time ago a friend of the fam: | tired of me" ia tas lect “Forty ho ir eontating f Romer, rene VERTICAL STRIPE MADRAS ly remaine nner at a cert ts ‘twas 8 for 26¢ happy litt. nome, the friend. wea | youngster startling rejoinder. “it| the monks EARL & WILSON were pul ds *Fo feet" ial o* tne, Maher if ARROW SHIRTS, TROY, #.¥,, Ab Sepetite that would have ite [ou,Ware hove. every’ a sei,! every aay ietetorew* | ul arty ar oF MAKERS OF TROY’S BEST PRODUCT = rates, and as he stowed™away t! be ' Philadelphia Telegraph. a we ya the trousis