The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1915, Page 13

Mondon ta Shae and tie Developed. in Paterson ¢ Company, at his home as the result of ined when cranking his tirday. ‘ted to crank the mo- kicked back and the dicitis developed rapidly. ne ene. Ro oa hat hope bat Does Your Marror Say to You uw 7 ir Face Is Not Fair You Are Not te Your Face. Use Stuart's Calcium Wafers and Banish fea, ete. wer be realised it | that adds to tte | es of the skin, wines otimulate the excretory THE EVENING WORLD, | Sahar dctapines teen ote stan teen: stoled do an itabout | killed when hen Chick fi Hazelton, the stage hand, rescued it. The opera house rate atwaye get hungry in win- | to.” _ | ter—Kelton (Wyo.) Tribune, iz Kay hereafter in the tours of Blanche Ring.-It has been agreed that the first play in which Mise Ring will appear under the new arrangement will be a | | Geena ‘therine Chisholm Cush- ie will play a New ping en- ; Sagement in it and then visit the | other large cities of the country. Miss Ring has recently been in vaudeville. CLASSIFYING VERNON. Lillian Brediey met a woman yee- terday who was provoked because her Det bowwow hadn't won a prize ia £08 show in a nearby Mew Jersey pono Vernon Castle was a judge, it good fudge of a pa erat si neo tbe, met Won ote aot Mia te one RVELVN THA THAW ILL. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is ill at home. Sbe may bave to undergo an opera- ,Gon on her nose. H. B. Marineilt, ber Mepp ied f+ dines torte says she will be One FROM HA HARTFORD. tage sd a hae Weeiaaae cae tom yesterday Ber this bors Sy iy Teed y, Pynet “A girl,” saye J. W., “ashe & young man whom she meets at @ peanut stand, how the stock bi a Ag Paved ‘Alias Jimmy Valentine Plies ‘the young man carelessly, ‘the sate was just an good as that used by ies, | the original company,” germ poisons in the sweat | Pores, hence the blood makes wurprisingly ehort a will never be ashamed to i fpelt in a mirror, once you use 8 bm Waters, Nor will your friends that hinting look, as much as rotor Seodness sake, gat rid of those ne longer any encuse for any MICHIGAN URNITURE CO. Horr Lenox Ano MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO) ysters flavored with “Eddy” ake you wish for a per- S alice |: td beget ‘8 aossip. Kdgar Selwyn ie to write a play for Marie Teipest. Joseph Brooks is awe quarters in the Times Build: soa Joseph Mulloy—“The lawe Rich Girl"—plays the Giympie st Louis, next week. Eddie Cooke goes ahead of “The New Henrietta.” Hell pilot “Ben Hur” again next season. ‘The profession will be “recognised” | at the" To- oe the Night” matinee next It is probable “that “The Bolentifio Baby” will open the Fulton Theatre | next season. The Professional Woman's League | will celebrate its twenty-second birthday —, event: Marion “Chin-Chin" wants everybody to give his auto a name like hood John, &0, How about Fredalene Bight of the chorus girls of Emma “Peasant Girl” are new to a 3 we pesesen's “The Groat Jewel view in Liar sb this pected Jultan x arin wants it noted bere that he is to give a minstrel show at Palm Garden April 24. But | is that any reason he should call the kotumn konductor “Bibe?” Dave Wallace, playwright and press agent, Is in Flower Hospital recover- ing from the effects of an appendicitis operation. Before “The Birth Ay a ba ggent opens at the Liberty that theatre wil be rearranged inside. An optical pi pert is to lay out the rk with the idea in view of minimizing the etrain on the eyes. Mme. WalsKa isn't to appear at the Victoria next week. It is stated she has been made tll by the news of the death of her Rearcoen! in @ battle in Prussia. ane Petrova will have alaka's pice om the theatre's bill. ‘Theodore Kosaloff, who staged thi Ballet of Color and Motion tn “Maid in America,” is working on another, the theme of which will be war, vic- tory and peace. It will be presented at aspecial afternoon performance at the Winter Garden 90 soon, THE REIGNING PASSION. “fhrow up your hands!” the robber said. The girl still held her ground and put a little powder on her nose. whe rushed out in the street and stopped as autos flew around and put a little powder on her nose, A safe was falling from a@ floor just nineteen stories high. ‘Look out!" the work- men shouted as the gig Cnet Cryer by. She opened up her hand! and while others tried to fly cogs put a little rows on her nose. One day the git] wes ill and when the doctor said she'd die, she put a ttle powder on her caret Bars just before she passed a’ e ga little sigh and put a Tittle powder on her nose. St. Peter met her at the Lage and offered her his hand. “Step he said, “We welcome you where aie sublimely grand.” ixcuse me just @ moment,” said the pretty maiden, and she put a little powder {on her nose, THEY WERE | HUNGRY. Three rats got the little dog of Mile, —E————SEEE Sa PIMPLY? WELL, DON’T BE! People Notice It. Drive Them Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, 4 pimply face will not embarass you much longer ta ithe akin oft Dr. Edwarde Oliv ‘akin should | begin to clear tw w ‘iny slcknews 0 r pain after teking the Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets ' which calomel docs, and just a» | Dut thely action ts gentle C a ea, ne. good bad ‘lepesltion Edwards spent years ‘afflicted with liver and Olive Tablets ai ‘ik rt LJ rier % ‘ilee ‘Tat Tablet ~aave A WALKER RHYME. Mayor Cyrus Perkins Walker of Deiht, Tex. became dissatisfied with New York yesterday and eng be cided to go home. tion, @o here it is: pie Se an Bae ae Kin fave HE OION'T UND UNDERSTAND, Cecelia Williams, Aancer, says it really happened just like thie: “I gaid ‘eliminate.’ ” “Oh,” came from the wafter, don't understand se no French.” 80 WOULD FATHER. _ 1 were i — fy,” ‘een, oe “Johneon, are you th: defendant?” “No, oab, Sedge!” ah’e do mam what | back if othine falla—Aget. ) Why Not Try the VICTROLA With Your Piano The combination is truly wonderful. The piano blends in so beautifully with the arias coming through the doors of the Victrola that you are Hee carried away with the result. Every one who eard this effect is enthusiastic about it. "Poway you have already heard this combina- tion in the Rotunda of the Wanamaker Store or the Auditorium, where sometimes the grand organ with the Victrola produces the orchestral effect of the Metropolitan Opera House. Would You Like to Have this Musical Combination in Your Own Home? Look at the above picture. Just duplicate the ste} wy ag the Record—No. 88484—“‘Ave Maria, ‘ormack, Ath violin obligato by ‘res ore your Victrola and accompany it on the piano or the Angelus player-piano with the usual music. Of course, we presume you have a Victrola. Without one no such effect can be had, for the Victrola gives you the human voice, violin obligato, the orchestral effect, in fact everything musically possible within itself. And, of course, with a‘piano your entire musical equipment is complete. $10 down and a like amount per month will give you the best of all—the Victrola XVI—the $200 kind. Immediate delivery from the 1915 models. Victrola Salons—Firet Gallery, New Building. JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at Ninth Street, New York An Open Letter (Adout Bronchitis.) August 2, 2014. 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