The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1914, Page 16

R POP!” - THE CHILD ISA MARVEL, © HNOWS ‘THE USE OF HAMMER! -ACTUALLY HE Tool IT AND HiT ME ON THE ToE — Fun for the Héme and the Ride Home ? By C. M. Payne « | Most REMARRABLE os Sad 7 \ IF HE MAKES A&A PUNK BRWE Le KID Hi ‘DEARTH AND Ger Hts NANNY ! WHY CAN'T AY HUT iT LIKE THAT WHEN FLOOCY BANE AROUND ? GEE, THERE'S AXEL TEEING UP FOR HIS DRIVE! He SAYS HE CAN DAWE To THE Stave wHen t'm NOT AROUND To BOTHER Hin. . "™ GONNA SNEAK UP AND SEE ! ro 4 Y 7 ns @ W Ww = Mon M,N, Copyright, 1914, Pross Publishing Co. (N, Y. Evening World.) — (sK0 SOKES. LEMVEL.@INT aa} Got NO SENSES TAKE OFF THAT / RECORO!! ; WAL, RICH CALLERS HaS Gor T BE ENTER- TAINEO- ILL GIVE ‘am @ UTTLE CONCERT ON TH’ FONEN GRarr! LEMVEL,MY DREAM HAS came TRUE! GONRAD CONNE TH’ BANKER'S SON 1S IN TH! PARLOR CALLIN’ Nou SPOILED ONE CREAM O' MINE SNORIN', AN ILL ) BE HORNSWOGGLED EF Youre GOIN’ T' BUST UP ANNUTHER ONE FER LACK o BRains!! N'SA@N, PHOEBE THIS—UNS GoT MORE SNAP Malachi was late to ht in the middle o out a yell and begun 1 git him an auttymobeel. There ain't | day mornin’ many of them things as go through | church and here, but them as does pays for the | se: he I privilege. ‘The widow Cooper had on the flonr of hia p hens last summer which she trained | F ought it was a fit, but ‘twarnt to run across the road whenever they | Jt was a bee. heard a horn, and Lemuel Hubbard had a stuffed'pig which them autty- mobeel fellers killed ten times over and paid butcher cart prices for. 5 Shutes, our valliant Con Ie nt sometimes made as high as t It was the piece ° lara at a lick stoppin’ em and then| She spoke at the x lettin’ ‘em go without arrestin’ ‘om. | ises last week. verse was He says as how all he had to do was | Particular touchin’ and beautiful, where AN. to hold up his hand and show his| she says: PERSONALS » LOCALS. phield and they'd fork over without | “Character t¢ writ In faces RE PETTIBONE of Rome| askin’ any questions. Pi oar Rh HICKVILLE DOINGS From Our Hickville Correspondent Hazen Conklin Miss Enphemia Hicks had a ‘OU must see “Cabiria.” In no other way can one get @ true conception of how peo- lived so many hundreds of ago—the hardships to be en- the menacing dangers of agee when might Was right mo measure too harsh for @ conqueror to use; no moun- c ht. 1914, by ‘The Press Publishing Co, bien) Ney York Bveutng World) = Which of simplicity speaks the louder, City was @ visitor in our That which shines with natural ; Mule harneas for ale gheap. Seein’'| —_ graces inidst yestiddy. He come) "now my mille died and here's a| Or the one daubed up with powder? to git + new stem for his} chance for you, Brad Tewksbury, ‘Tan- corneob pipe, which he bit! nery Road.—Advt. Nature's blush is more adorning through with his new store teeth. Than the pallid po’ fer pallor. warning too high for him to command forces to scale; no walle so he as to withstand their attack. )The times when armies stoned @ecb other and slung molten lead in other's faces—all this is vividly wed in this great picture play. pen Carthage! How can we age imagine that such were jfeligious ceremonies; to suffer nde of little children to bo @ in the flaming jaws of the ys idol Moloch, which sat down upon the masses of ppers come to pay tribute in- ss ‘the lavishly ornamented temple. ., Dwellings and draperies of ravish- color and primitive designs. Great, ly corridors supported by huge and beautiful, selfish, Juxury- RED-MAN COLLARS There bein’ no store in Rome City besides six hous::, a church and a schoolhouse, he come to make his purchase of Bemis Bros, Emporium. Ben Bemis tried to sell him a hull new pipe for three cents, but Rufe allowed that a cent for a new stem was all he'd orter spend, He says as how his store teeth cost him $1.99 second hand, with only one of em’ kinda bent and another one chipped a mite, and the cent for a new stem to replace the one his new #odder- cutters bit through would bring the total cost up to just two dollars, He says as how he come to bite through the stem was before he got the bang of bis new dentals, Hosea Titcomb, our indyfattygable seelecktman, druv to Hickory Junc- tion yestiddy for to git the loan of their road scraper, Hickville havin’ none. The Hickery Junction seeleckt- men asked $1.50 for the hire of it for two weeks, but there bein’ only 78c, in the town treasury he comes home without closin’ the deal. It ain't much like the old days when sometimes, when taxes was all in, there was as much as seven dollars in the treas- ury ajl to onct. 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Makers of Arrow Shirts TROY,N.Y, in the treas- 19c, must of loving women reclining, surmeunded | pertiour life is exciting, interesting | rescued her from the temple of Mo-|by Gabriele d’Annunzlo, the great ought, 10 Be ae lena Oe by slaves, Buch a woman is Bupho-/and lclds one spellbound from tho} loch for the second time and tock) Italian euthor, whose international ore gumewnere nisba, daughter of Hasdrubal, the|dreadful cruption of Mount Etna to| her from these alien shores back to|fame leaves no doubt in the mind Carthaginian Suffete, and in such ajthe time when peace was decli Rome and her heartbroken parents, | that “Cabiria” is an excellent piece—| Ezra Hicks jr., who has come home palace does she live upon th screen, | between Home. and Carthage, when| qeWori# are wasted attempting ta| beautiful, intereating and true to the | trom college with @ lot of tom-tool ts describe “Cabiria.” All that t ‘tod t 5 th id tom-fooler duds, is x POF, Wie Sabian YAS Qu uyviua Ala fgnd bye ajava Mactese) be said of ik is That iy was wrigiea "ELEANOR QCHORMER, ve Aacio’ Kare ety eur local ‘el f { rn: 4