The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1915, Page 12

98 VERDICT FOR WMILLAN, |or~ rei ome Je baer MEMIMee x - mont whe —_—— SMEs CER EEe ter tehers te fem Rgetas Bertin \sringston tant ree Lav umgeton + theme Shore LESss lagets CASTORIA : EE Sra ‘Fon Oven 20 Years Aeetinne, hem war Griving Goer Now and turned From sannifether to grandson HO for breakfast is a dish whose Under its delicious taste is a fine balance of those reinforcements which the brain needs, the muscles need, the blood needs, and the bones need. And H-O Oatmeal is remarkably easy to digest. It is not raw oats—but oats already cooked for 2 hours. 6/7 of the required cook- That is why H-O is the only oatmeal which you can thoroughly cook in but a few minutes’ time. 20 minutes on your own stove and H-O fs ready for the sugar, the cream and for you —delicious, digestible, strengthening and economical. Can you suggest a better beginning for to morrow’s breakfast? 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BuffeloN-Y, ‘ beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,| forth in your columns and am. be- - PAYMENT TERMS : » __ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY. octesss 27, THE MAN OF TO-DAY AIL? 4 va nas OF Wher tin A MOmne Suerte Tear he Caw Coirene Tet morenw Ga!” By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Does the man of to-day auccerd or fail? Does the girl of today auceeed or fait? Many of you have asked me to add the first of these two questions to Menkk Gat "be fair 06 Sond .; the one which we have been considering, and I think | ee oy ee ra ne aaa eralding and besides myself It's only fair to devote part of our time and) it might prove interesting space to the merits and demerits of the modern young “SOCIETY EDITOR. man. We have had so many careful analyses of the|!T'S THE MAN OF TO-DAY, NOT modern girl from young men; they have told her so' THE GIRL, WHO'S A FAILURE, faithfully of her faults and pointed out wherein she! wand here's another feminine eritic may better please them, Now every girl of today is)", ' dy eamaierias ak ee cordially invited to write and tell me what she thinks of the man of her generation. Is he a success or a failure? Me has accused the modern girl of being mercenary, vain, vulgar, disst-| pated, conceited, mentally undeveloped, man-c ompeting, | and a dead failure as a wite and mother, After such an attack a» that tie | modern girl, if I know her, will not» content herself with parrying mascu- | line blows, but will deliver a few thrusts of her own. The young man of, to-day is by no means invulnerable, and he ts herewith set up as a target. | “Where In the old-fashioned girl?” he bas sighed, May not Miss 1915 ask, with equal justice, “Where is the |old-fashioned man?” Where is the | ultra-chivatrous lover of yesteryear? Where is the old-fashioned husband (as one of our correspondents asked the other day), who ts willing to stop at the market and do all the family ordering? Where Is the old-fashioned father, who prefers to stay at home after dinner and play with fhe chil- dren instead of “dropping into the club?” Echo answers, “Where antl jarged that he has womanhood, that society of the at bd the modest GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. they?” The Evening Of course, too, the young man will be given space to defend himself. | "| Naturally, he doesn’t think that he's nee at ee Oe he ae a failure. Why does he believe that he's a success? Does he consider that he is making good in business and in the professions, that he is a successful husband and father? And how does he answer such an indict. | ment as that of “Marjory M.,” who told us yesterday: “Fino, sweet, womanly women do not care elther to associate with the class of wrist-| watch ‘simps’ at large in all corners of the world to-day or to be intimate with the indecent, Dlase, sports who} [haga on every corner.” MS ag men " ave shown themselves greatly inter- Girls! Draw a cloth through | ested in our discussion of the oppo- | a site sex: let us see what they have) your hair and double to say about their own *, OH, THE VANITY OF THE UP-TO- its beauty. DATE MAN! Meanwhile, here is a letter which I uy di oung man @ fory subst ieute for. the 1680? Do the virls “GET THE HABIT.” GO: TO BRILL BROTHERS. wavy and {ree from dandruff is merely a| ginning to wonder when the modern matter of using a little Danderine. man is coming into his own, Or isn’t It is easy and inexpensive to have nice, | there ‘any such animal’? The super- soft hair and lots of it, Just get a 25-| lority or, ag the other side has it, the cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine now | !nferiority of Miss 1915 to ber great- B | cenit drug stores recommend it—~apply «| Standmother has been discussed from “Epa cieby Suerte P every possible viewpoint, but aa far B | little as directed and within ten minutes | 1011” A tount of attention paid to him there will be an appearance of abundance, goes the man of to-day is what he freshness, fluffiness and an spe fee Was 200 years ago, and the Broadway B | gloss and lustre, and try as you yh Johnnie who flaunts his wrist-watch can not find a trace of dandruff or fal and nibbles his gold-headed cane is ‘our real surprise will be alter the same man that came over in the pyle es’ pa wu will Mayflower or marched under Wash. about two weeks’ use, when you will see w - 8 | new hair—fine and downy at first—yes | ‘ngton in *76 ‘The old-fashioned girl is flaunted —but really new hair—sprouting out all) 1 our faces, but the old-fashioned over your scalp—Danderine is,we believe | man is left to the dear, dead past. If the only sure hair grower, destroyer of] you told your brother or your sweet- dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and it} heart that if he were in your place he 8 | never fails to atop falling hair at once.|too would powder and rouge and If you want to prove how pretty and | strive by fair means or foul to make soft your hair really is, moisten a cloth | himself beautiful he would be truly with a little Danderine and carefully | hooked. | Neverthe vm draw it through your hair—taking one | S4Fe, would be the small strand at a time, hale will] on ‘the woman's be soft, glossy and bei in just 4) brother. who w moments—a del surprise s everyone who tries this.—Advt. 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