The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 13

ve He Took the Prince of Wales’ Dancing Partner Away From Him — ‘His Royal Highness went to Cotten to a i teeesliay Eve- ning dance, picked the prettiest girl in the room and danced with her. A young second Neutenant “cut in” and took the Prince’s partner away from him. But the Prince got her back, ‘Serves you right, sir,” said the Prince. It is all told in a full-page, full-color painting in the June LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL showing the laughing Prince and the lieu- tenant taking his pretty part- . ner away from him. ‘A Popular Actress Who Went to College _ Daytimes and Acted Evenings “It sounds easy,” she says. But it wasn't. For two years she did it. It was the Sat in a, Room The 16-Year Boy, \Who Shot 30 Huns, The most marvelous “iid” of the war; the boy who is coming out of ttasoneof | ‘Just Try to to Believe This ‘That when Mr. Hoover said bread bakery sell bread at that high price {t would make so much money it wouldn't know what to do with the profits. And read what the bakery did! It ts in the June hasens’ Heum Jounnat. “ “Alone in the June Lapres’ Home Jour- wane * ——— Cents country. “The Idea that 28 Men Started.” Would You Like Elsie Ferguson _ te ‘0 Select Your Dress ~~ For YouP (‘She wilt for she hes, She selects the + 14 prettiest of all the summer dresses she has seen in the New York shops and gives a picture of each in the June Lapues’ Home Jourwat, Thus can you have one of the best-dressed women on A Village With Not a Man in It Aremarkable story of an English village that shows how Gvep the war went. A pen-picture that takes you into the very heart of English life where in a community, although there ts not a man left, the women “‘live greatly: the village hhas grown and the once narrow highway has widened into a world.”” ‘The war has not pro- duced a more vivid picture than this story of an actual English hamlet in the June LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL. ' When Pope Benedict Greeted President Wilson . One of the most colorful and impressive ceremonies of the President's visit te first step toward her present success as one of the most popular actresses on the modern stage. It is an unusual glimpse into the inner life of an actress’ career that we get here: not the ordinary kind by any means. It is in the June Lapizs’ Home Jourwan. {The Lord’s Prayer. 5 Times on a 10-Cent Piece Can you imagine doing it? One man bas, and there's a picture of the piece of paper the size of a dime in the June Lapras’ Home Journan. The College * Buying a $15,000 Farm for $1500 2, Graduate’s New View _ That’s all, and the municipality backs of Home you for the rest. An expert farmer guides. 7 She has it. What is it? It is en- you as to what to grow and how to take care of your land. Your house is built for you by an expert architect. Electricity, running water, sewer—all are yours. It sounds like adream. But it isn’t. It is actually being done and is practical in any country. It is the new plan—the new way to buy a farm. The whole story is j told in the June Lapues’ Homa Journat,) the stage choose your dress for you. Miss color paintings in the June Laprms’, | Hox J é. June Laps’ Howe Jourmat. lt The Secretary of War Asked General Pershing. To Select the War’s 100 Heroes _ He called his Board of Generals together, and 100 outstanding acts of heroism _ by the boys in the American forces were carefully picked out. The list was then sent tc to, the War Department. new views are in the June Lapis’ Homx Journwar. The Greatest Peace Conference in the History of the World You have often wondered what the cond ference looks like. Here you can actually see, it exactly as it looked in a full-page painting’ showing the famous Clock Hall in Paris,’ the President of the United States speaking;’ with Clemenceau, the French Premier; and Lloyd George and the entire Conference listen- ing intently to the President's words. It isa souvenir painting to treasure. Thousands will be framed. It is one of 6 colored paintings in the June Lapres’ Home JournaL. The Tboruiaaat authorities in charge have now given to the editor of THE Lapres’ Home Journat the exclusive magazine right to present to the American public this splendid roll of honor in its complete form. “The heroic deed ‘of each soldier, his name, rank and organization, and, so far as obtainable, a portrait, are given in this assembly of flaming deeds which make the blood tingle as one reads of them. “The first inataliment of the roll of honor is given in the JUNE Lanizs’ Home Journat: 15 cents everywhere.’ ‘A Girl on a 5th Avenue Bus’ Had a Cough She sat down next to an aviator. The girl coughed and rasped and gasped. The “ace” stood it as long as he could, and then applied his cure. And it wasn't medical either. “Brutal,” said the girl. ‘Climb down,” said the . Write ace. And you're in the midst of one of nine splendid stories in the June A New Way of Shopping Can You Write Lapres’ Home Journat. Two illustrated in full color too: beautiful pictures, » The war has brought it about. It has a 500 Words happened: ft is upon us and we hardly know !t, But every woman should. Do v you know about it? Read “The Ideas of . a Foreseeing Woman" in the June A French Girl ; Lapigs’ Home Jouanat.” d a Bo: d Son Tt fsn't easy. Now think of writing anda rrowe n over 3000 words. And then 4700 words! When Se world world loaned fe fons to 'There are France, the French ae And then, most amazing of all, 12,191 tect," New Bridal Cakes Ersoy tam aapte hep res Lanes words on one postal, written with the Entirely different from those that we tle gh th, Cue paked eye and a pencil, too. All three have known before. They are pictured be postals are in the June Lapres’ Houz charms and olde is in the June Lapixs’ in the June Lapras’ Home Journal. ; Tam JouanaL. Journat. | on a Postal CardP We Must Know the World Woman Today A woman has just traveled half round the world and gives you a picture of women that will surprise you, It shatters many a notion; upsets many a theory. You think yout know women until you read * It is in the June Lapres’ “The World Woman." Home JOURNAL. AND IT COSTS ONLY 15 CENTS If there Is no dealer in your town, send us $1.75 for a yearly subscription to be- gin with the June Number, pe Europe is here forever in a beautiful full-color painting. It shows the Pope | greeting the President in one of the most beautiful halls of the Vatican, surrourided by the famous Swiss Guards in their costumes designed by Raphael. It is one of siz . color pictures in the June Lapras’ Homz Journat. ' Suppose You Spend $500 a Year ina Store: You Get $60 Back at the Year’s End: When Your Husband Loses His Job, Your Bread Comes Just the Same, Without Cost) , Lhe Doctor Comes, Smiles, But Takes No Fee’ ' [ The nurse comes when the baby comes, stays a week and charges nothing.” A’ ; dream? Not at all. It is actually happening to millions of women whé have found the way out of the problem of high prices. An actual remedy. It’s not a theory, It is being done. And any community can start it, Read about it in the June Lapres’ Tiger nett onl This article alone is worth the 15 cents you pay for the magazine, Hus Jovrwat. | _ As Buffalo Bill's Bride—Where ?| The wife of the great Western scout tells, in her autobiography, of her” strange honeymoon in the Far West; of her first sleepless night on the plains, waiting for dawn; her first experiences in a frontier saloon and her first baptism of fire. So thrilling a romance could not be told by a7 other woman. It is in the June Lapres’ < Carpets of Flowers Near the North Pole It is almost unbelievable. Thousands and thousands of acres of buttercups, | heather, bluebells, rhododendrons: flow- ers, flowers everywhere; literally carpets of them, with pigeons and trout and birds by the thousands, and all 12 de- grees from the North Pole, in the most northern village in the world, It is hard to believe, but here are the and the facts to prove it in the June Lapixs’ Home JournaL. And not @ single flower has an odor! © How Can I Start a Community Kitchen P Scores are asking this all over the coun- try. For the community kitchen is com- ing. It is already here in scores of com- munities. Here is told the simplest way of starting one; 3 or 4 families as a be ginning. Two home demonstration agents tell it in the June Lapizs’ Homm Jovanay When One Woman Says Another Woman is “a Cat” Every other woman seems to know what she, means. Some men think they do, too, but they are wrong. It is too deep for the masculine mind, un less it gets the idea from a clever story of “The Cat That Got the Bird,” which explains what it all means. But will women agree with what the discloses? Read it in the June Lapres’ H Journ. It is one of nine delicious bits of mance: all in one number.