The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1915, Page 24

- ws LL OT EET, [ar —— en a . a J Home and Comic Page of THE EVENING WORLD, Thursday. April 1. 1915 . THE HEROISM OF BRADLEY DIXON—By Arnold E. Pfeiffer Part PouressPacing Death uerreted by FERD & LONG AN Mignts Meserver au We the bull hermettiaily seated, Toghotly the officer points too part of the Nor -~ pe tb 4 he below the eurt Ont mechanion “The the for. nning hall submerged the boned peed ” ourt ’ yr . final toot of the boot al Dradte A momembe ‘ o gives trom te far below the surface All wed se 'the others be follows bie affficer below . " Thinking of His Wife. A coLone n engaer -“S'MATTER, POP?!" . re o “ a a oe a ” By C. M. Payne For tee Love oF Pere! 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Pree An Interesting SUCCESS MOVIE for YOUNG MEN—lilustrated by W: the New Summer ARROW COLLAR A collar cut to fit the neck and the pre. vailing fashion in big knotted cravats. A manly, good fitting, good looking collar. 2 for 25 cents CLUETT, PEABODY & CO,, Inc | Harry's peculiar gift for the display a Several times he thinks he sees where the adver- Cater Harry tries his hand at reconstructing ihe Mr. Taylor, the store's advertising manager, oc- ‘One golden day Mr. Holcom® introduces Harry to tion of merchandise finds little opportunit tising is not as effective as it might be, and as fre- “ads” and even writing new and original ones. 11+ casionally stops at the linen department to talk with Mr. Taylor and thereafter, to Harry's delight, Mr. Tay> on the linen counter, so he daily scans th quently finds in it things to commend, He never voices wishes that he might have the opportunity for study- Mr. Holcomb, with whom he is on intimate terms. To lor frequently has a friendly word for him. The way, section of the store's advertising in the newspapers. In | his opinicns to others, but develops a faculty for shrewd ing advertising, for it appeals more strongly to his fer+ Harry Mr. Taylor is a “"personage"—seated in the chair és paved for the realization of Harry's fondest hopes. tile imagination than clerking of bis awn ambition, Continued his his interest rapidly grows. | and constructive criticism. to-morrow.