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yHOPOSAIS.

OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMlSSARI, :
Ann, "a Whitehall street. New York y. Y,
Arru "a 1912 sealed proposals. In duplicate"
for furnishing and delivering subsistence stores
i'm ms r,t, under the provisions NJ Section
gTq" y = f. \ AT such times may b."
Tr"uirri h, the T. : Government. on or before
.Iunc 10 lal2 will he received a. THIS once
mil ,sn o'clock 4 NJ. May g. 1912. lnforma -
,io, furnished on application. Envelopes con
talning bids should hc marked Proposals Tor
Suhsistence stores opened May I. l"l2 ana
addressed 10 col \ l.. SMITH. \ {. O., |. =
Army.
vyATERToWN ARSENAL, WArERToNN \,
Mass. April ~. 1912 scaled PROPOSALS IN
trlpllcate upon blank forms furnished 10y 'hs W
u,a only viii be received here until l p m
MAY 20 i0l2 for furnishing during year ehd,ns
June 10 1913 rope. rod brass ana bronl'' pa
steel nails fuel cement. lime. lumber OILS pue
and brown print paper foundry supplies uiS
cells and rubber Information Furnished on ap
plication To- the Commanding onlcer Na'e'o"h
Arsenal.
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CASTOFF CLOTHING.

NINE. NATAL formerly Oh ave. buys hne
aveninR street dinner costumes. diamonds.
tewelry. furs Highest prices. 90 West 4bth tt
lnl.n,e h7n-HrYhni
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MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN
10Th ST, 1o5 and l07 East, for ~ sly store
and lofts 40xs76 29th StTfet Construction CO.
ilaB Broadway. owner; Meyers. Union
eouaro West, architect; 500 900.
8D AVE 214s and 2lJD. for ETY. millinery
store, Al 719O.s; Degelman Really 60. prcmises
owner: b & J Walther. 147 East i2Jth 1T,
Architects; $4,000.
BEACH ST, " cor ysrick st. for ST.
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o,AmoNps AND WATCHES.

VKEE.-ro get more names on our m'llt nv x
list, on saturday. Aprll 2'th, We WI sn'
,r.n TO each lady calling her birthstone, dla-
,,ds ,ud ievelrv AT manufacturers prices.
pennett Mfg. 60. rs B.May. mr. -ort.nnlL y.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

mann Conservatory Ncuwirth. Best
VIUkfn method for beginners; lessons. Doc
ErfIetic finish for advanced professionals, also
,.,,,,,i - r.sidep,r D2A East 10Th ST.
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CIGARETTES.

HIGHEST CLASS PURE Turkish Cigarettes
manufactured Tor select private trade. repre-
sentative win call with samples j.. Box 10.
Tribune ONCE.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Scxes-City.

.HF HFHIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGES
MADISON SQUARE tll22 BRchDMoAAp::
HIrlenn pranch a43 IenoJ Ave, near l27th b
prookIyn Branch 2Ie- 900 Livingston -
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FOR SALE

$50 CUSTOMARY price new mahogany piano
for Sll5 immediate cash. II. SOl, ao5 9TH ave.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Department Of Finance. Bureau for the Col
lection Of Taxes, No. 81 Chambers St., Borough
OF Manhattan. New York. April !. 1912
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TypewRITINo AND TYPEWRlr RS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau rt taiaiogus
fre.. All makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underworld. Remingtons OhNerr smithA
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
CoACHMAN -singlei reference; willing and
obliging; country preferred. f. j.. 2o27 "h
ave.
GARDENER, UsEFUL-Marricd no children
experienced in all branches: vegetables. fruits
flowers greenhouse: wants cottage; best refer
ences Carpenters Agency, lo4 9Th ave.
GARDENER.-IAfe experience growing yegeta-
caring for lawns. trees shrubs, poultry. etc;
good nt landscape work: hard worker, SOBER
nine years present place; good references 40
dress Gardener, "A Gauter ave, Jersey Clty, y. ..
MARRIED COUPLE.-Man thoroughly under
stands gardening. horses cows: wife good COOK
and butter maker; reference. Carpenter Agency
154 9th ave.
MAN German. middle aged: understands care
horse. COW. vegetable garden gentlemans
place; years reference. Wilhelm Tesge "a
Division street.
USEFUL MAN-Young Irishman;, understands
horses garden, chickens can milk. care auto;
I'VE years reference Carpenter Bureau. lo* ON
Female.
CooK-LAUNDREss and chambermad wait
rnss-Two very good Swedish girls, exccp-
tionally neat and willing; best references:
wages $50 and S25. Osterbergs Agency. 7l8
Lexington ave; tel Plaza 1855. -
COOK-Neat. obliging Swedish girl; 10 months
last place; Just left best city references;
e35; friend first class waitress; will separate
Osterbergs Agency. TIC Lexington ave; tel
Plaza 1888.
COOK-Excellent; Swedish: has very best ref
erences: very neat and willing. j., Jussha
Agency $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 4i53-Plaza.
COUPLE-Neat reliable Finnish man, good
butler. useful wife cook. housemaid; Will
DO entire work Of house; excellent references
Osterberg's Agency. 716 Lexington ave. TEL
Plaza 1855.
IAI-NDR ESS-First class: Finnish: does
eh,rts, collars etc; careful. reliable; best
references; $50 Osterberg's Agency. 7lo Lex
ingtnn ave: tel Plaza 1888.
INTERPRETATION, trained: hospital experience;
will take entire charge OF Infant: e1celIent
references. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau DOB 9th
ave; entrance. 42d at.
USEFUL HANDY MAN. IS; caro- horses har-
ness, autos washer waiting; experienced :
temperate trustworthy; speaks German, French
English; or az second butter anything REFER
ence Star, 40 West 22d ct.
u SsuIEC -CoIored woman wishes family
washing by week or dozen; IS years' refer
ence 100 West 1924 81. Phone 1864 Mornlns
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TFACUER and assistant In a boarding school
in country for exceptional children klndersar,
tan nrinsry branches: objective and manual
methods; resident position; references. Watching
Crest Plainfeld. " J.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

AVENUE y. 90. and 9th st, 6O1 and col u /;
uIius NJ schwartz agt Hugo Realty co Il al:
LAC 2T la1l llY hOndl. SlO.Oys 30.
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ALLEY NOW RACHAEL LANE

GRAND ST
The street number Of the above describe
premises is $40 Grand street. Borough
Manhattan, City OF New York.
PARCEL NUMBER THREE.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Female

THE RUTrERIcK PUBLISHING co. ohers a.
sirable positions 10 well educated young Women
Nth nractical knowledge OF dress designins'
trimmIne etc Apply by letter only. stating age
and ,Yperlence, to A. L. c.. Bustevick Bldg, ~ l..
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EXCURSIONS.
'S %"y '$ s"S'
RAYMOND q wHITCOMB co. s:5 MN we
CARPET CLEANING.

,,,-0- ynpE CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
' oldest Largest Most Modern
FIVE pIiGs WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
49, Zoo ,eoa nrysnt &3T-439 West <5th 81.
cApEFI-I. CARPET CLEANING Co-Clean'
tV compressed air. steam hand or on moor
t..s Rroadvoy 42l East isth ST. tOE \
BRANDT. Tel. l32-3NIh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SUMNER HOMES" wonderful hook o'
nearly 600 hotels and boarding houses In sui
ro,dv Get II New York Ontario a Western HN
60 1 r. stewart - +. \ 20 Beaver St y. y.
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ANTIQUES 8.

ANTIQUES Second hand furniture bought SOLD
II Dreamer 9lo 9th ave. Phone PlaZa-o-Oi
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Male
COACHMAN-Singlei reference; willing and
obliging; country preferred. f. j.. 2o27 fh
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How to Tell Her.

esp l." wires: II am In love Win =
beautiful girl, but when l am IN NO,
preserce find 1t Impossible 10 'c"
her OF the depth OF my anec1'on
What shall l do?"
fear you must overcome your pesn-
~fn,pess. IL YOU wish to win your lady
20. G." writes: II have a speaKlhs
o~counIntance with q lady. but ] wish
I, know her better. There seems 10
-, no opportunity. What can l dor
D. :, the business Of young men to
lake opportunities.
"II. e." writes: "a young man mas
been paying me attention for two
months. but lately he has grown some
what cold. I am heartbroken' what
shall i do?" .
You must just accept the situation.
shouldn't think you had known the
YOUNG man long enough to be SO deeply
grieved at his detection
&C, H." writes: II am in love with
q Young man, but no refuses to co'ns
and see me Is often a. I wish. Do YOU
think I shouid continue our frisndshapr'
yeu s3ouid csrtaanly avoid showsne
The evening world., 1912-05-01

=1ATH1N0 10 h cleansing OF
Sldn which covers the entire
surface of the body by means
OF tho application Of water.
- teptd, warm, hot or cold. aid
Cd By the stmpls mechanical agencies Of
soaN thrush and towel The old Greeks
and Romans know wen the virtues Of
ths bath and enjoyed them In ful meas
urA All ovor Europe TO thas day stand
the ruins Of the onoe magnificent build
tngs devoted wholly TO the pleasures Of
the bath. 'Cteanlinees - ueUt 20 god1-
ness" runs an old saying; and Z those
who want to DO clean the bath brings
no< only tanat. but also paeasure N de-
lAght buoyancy and e~nhalarataonk vigor.
Vim and hajth, and long ufA
Tue hath, when warm. opens up tne
porss Of tays Sldn. These set fres the
sweat and the sweat pours 1orth pro.
6useiy, flushing out tho poisonous prod
ucts which have accumulated In !ts tiny
receasss during the preceding day and
might. Tue bath brings . stream OF
fresh blood to the surfaos. This gives
new life to the sktn itself and TO the
glands Embedded in It's texture. Bring
ing tho blood to the surface of the body
creates Q temporary relief Of tho con-
gestion existing In all the organ with
in. particularly tho stomach AMI KID
neys. The temporary rest thus afforded
these organs gives them new hfs and
nuw powers TO accomplish thar tssln.
The principles and hhe uses OF uhe
bath should be we'll understood. Its dam
gers fully apprehended and carefully
avoided. The hot bath serves to pro-
duce a temporary weakening OF the
whole body. 1t should therefore ne fol-
lowed by rest and repose Again. the
hot bath brings . large supply Of blood
to the surface. And for this reason
draugh,s and cold after a hot bath are
a source of menac1ns danger. Cold
striking a flushed and warm skin cause
a rapid chtlNng of the body. which In
turn lowers h vitality. pr~edispostng TO
serious illness and often causing death
Tho cold bath. on the other hand. fol-
lowed by brisk and rapid rubbing.
strengthens and tones up the nervous
system and gives vim and vigor 70 the
whole body.
For daily use the tcptd morning oath
10 safest and best. This, when followed
by sold ~sponS1ng ~(partacularly o: the
arr b neck and chest). serves 20 only
70 '3sanss and inNtyorats but also "a
The evening world., 1912-05-01
A WOman's Plan.

Fanny B,1by. hsirsss TO the miYiions
Of the Bixby family. Of Los Angles.
Cal. 10 . wornan who has decided to
pass the rNmaAnder Of her life woskans
Tor the uplift OF children. she plans to
spend large amounts to make conditions
bott9. especially for he children in
Los Angeles. where ~ intends work.
ing in conjunction with the Juvenile
Court. She aiso will help charitable
organizations In their child work. She
Is q graduate OF Wellesley Collsgs and
long has bssn . student Of social SOL
encA
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When the
"COblins Get You"



AnA % othss utes slnD ~ yuus
JDt - y0u ars ox1nS - Jour nice
country place and hRvs seartsA your
garden ala the nstghDofs sASuAsns ssms
In and INK" Il foP youf
Or has that graphophons abovs you
been going for the last twelve hours
granding away from '"pvsryNoAy's Doing
It" 70 Caruso singiag "Csissts AidAf'
Or has the house dog Of the people IN
the rear been up q his principal accom-
p1ishmsnt Of pra0tiAns weird and soul
narrowing vocal SymnAst1usf
Or have you started out without an
umoesale and nearly dnlshsd thai nov
spssns su<f Or has . sossaptpg one
nl1ed your can WIN oousehing you
dtou't want % know or have . thou
sand.and-ous thinu happsasA m the
course Of the everyday eAaA tut ''gst
on your nsvss' and orsaAs Q 6aprsslon
that YoU eouiA eslisvs yourssaf II
Jon anaiyusd III
/ And what u Il a abouef n you som
II an up II resolves ttssie into ltNABu~
ITY 70 1ACM the little issues. Many
. man whsn presented WITH . BIG prob
ioiu cUSS III hu c1o1S V1u0u SOt0 pl8y
and n BY one steps over EVERY OBJ
stacie. Yet he win Be bothered 90 death
with the changing Of ohios boys.
He thinks ne . . STRONG man. Tie
10. while No has the fighting faculties
Of youth. But II he Allows che iattae
things to obscure his clear vision he
soon learns that ne has 'nerves'' and
must needs call IN Muldoon. II 10 thiz
OVERLOOKING tho TRIES that event.
ually puts the soft pedal on the hdues
and whispers them away.
No fne garden that lasts . summsr 4
worth n tdny wrinkle tha< hSts . life
time.
There b the individual who must
CONTINUALLY hear he roar OF en-
gines OF the shr1ek of Whistles and who
bears UP bravely under them and does
NOT ALLOW them 70 mAr his exist.
snce. Yet you n Z allow everyday
noises and other little simiiar trials te
Jar IN us.
II you think that you are Esttins
nerves, CULTIVATE them away. Le'
them make o . 0rRON0ER mar
rather than . weakAng OF you.
TO THE STRONG. TR1TuiNG
TROUBLES ARE STEPpuNG STONES
TO JOYOUS ENDS; TO TILE WEAK
THEY ARE ROCKS OF DESPAIR.
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. heal tyain - "a szUrsD In %
saia tine - reach he Aotsa. Anss a..
irving there he asked:
why AA w ohAngs trains h ne
sams AiYectionf"
The answer was:
by changing trains We w three
minutss."
whsrepon the Celestial In turn asked:
And now what shall we DO with the
three minutsaT'
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Betty Vim e n
advice to lovers

<<-EE letter kileth. the spirit Gtveth lhA"
That - the best answer to the question shall I
break my engagement stnce I no longer lover
It 10 . question w@ioh the gsa must decide oftsusr than
ne man, because somehow hr 0thsr ne latter = usually
more sure Of mis- own mind. Perhaps tnafs osoaoss ies
more Of an effort to say Twin you marry msf' than 70
murmur the monosytlabto Yea"
Tho conscientious girl 10 apt - think that because she
has given her word to her hance she must keep Il whatever
happens. But the formula. II will marry you." 10 merely
the verbal cloak for iove-,r It ought to be. And when
you 60 through the marrcEe ceremony with a man whom
you have ceased to love you are keeping the letter Of your
promise at the expense of the spirit. Which is the real SIN
against the Holy Ghost.
The evening world., 1912-05-01

your partially 20 strongly for one VINO
seems not to appreciate It
The kiss.
"E. c." writes: "a young man took
me to the theatre. and when he left me
At my door No asked for Q kiss. I -
fused It. - this was the frst tams I had
gone OUT With him. I have not seen him
since. Was ! In the wrong2"
No. indeed. u d much the best plan
to keep your kisses for the man you
intend to marry.
q. n" wr1tes: The girl whom I am
going to marry early In May has eve
yet kissed me. DO YOU think she carel
for me?"
She may be 5ust bashfui. I think you
should be able to persuade her.
~. p" writes: II have recently quar-
relied with a girl over a trifie which ]
took from her house against her will,
I sent the article back 10y her small
brother. but she~~ probably does not know
this. She win not speak to me. What
shall ! dor"
Write her . note OF apology and tel
her OF the amends you have Airssdy
msdA
The evening world., 1912-05-01

drew into the anoient city OF
Damascus. That part Of the
earAvan deserted By Aahomed
put q for Cairo Immediately they
ssuek ~ sseuias eamsl-way.
yortunA George and Ryanns were In
Q pltab1e soodauoa. heart and body
wsasy, - raGs ana tattsrs. George. now
thae ne haven Wa assured. dropped his
forced bnoyancy, his prsttls. his jests.
Hs he'd done al . mortal man could DO
to Keep % the sparfts Of his co-unfcr-
Inmates; enc ~ saw that. most Of tho
time. ~ had wasted his talents.
Ryanns. sullsn and moross. often told
him 10 ssAut up;" which wasn't ex-
hiiiarernG. And yostuns viewed his
attsmpts w1ehOut esnsins them and fire.
ausntly ioo&s1 q him without seeins
I'm
Thsy sun pa - the smaii tent TOR
Fortune, but the rest q them slept
upon the sand. undsr the stars. Once.
George awoks - the dawn VA gliding
the east. 6~iiho0sttsd against the sky
he nav TorSunA che was etanetnx
straight. her hanAs pvssssd at hss ssdss.
her head tllta0 Sa1A-A tense attitsAel
He dad nst hnov ~ ~ - YES ashing
God Why the tAlnos ahsua1 -. He
threw oR hao baaaibk ara M = ~.
Cye y Centnuell
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HPANUgE KTMoN0

4 dsotosd3y fetching hrono Of ultra
jA0W sessot nay Do secured with prac-
{D0&V 10 COST exospk . htts lsoor.
~ ~ ~ The straw melting In the
0 lAAmbo1. Dust Il Thoroughly.
~ ~ \ On The floor and out Il out
- ~ AAasah1s hmoao pattern. IN
HAA g sewing seams. whlah would b
naeoDsuyU WstA straw. secure Them with
W. VtO Gesplss and . punah wnaoh
- - esoured rom your Aus6ends
~ Out b eur to have che strands
~ 0a&ting running horizontally. If
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EooUok1oAL A0oBssoR1gs.

While carrying this thing right
through 70 ne end. wailopans the
Hiehoostonivlng IN ~ solar pasxus. DO
not stop at the gUwmA THsre ars a.
wv the nttls things ehat count, Like
hats and gloves end handbsrohisfs and
handbags and such fsn1nins junk. For
Gloves. taas an ola per Of Ak seook-
tnss. darn the Ntt1s holes. cut . ".
shaped notch night wAsrV tha BIG toe
ouddlas up 70 the one AA5olntAS. Now
SOW this up on your machine (ssw. not
MOTOR. and also ssw up three more
striGht 1ineA IeSv1n6 partitions for the
fingers. Your gloves are ready. They
may be hsh Up By means Of little
round things that look xks sleeve
slastioa
Eor hats, an oA muff wfn make an
excellent turban. . lamp ehade makes
Q delightfn afternoon hat and . ooup1s
Of uttls doaliss win msks . fetching
manexia Tor he epsra.
Ths dust cloth bag or ne oaothss-psn
BIG or ths s,ippsr bag al SERVE 70 make
Q SPLENDID hanAhaS for SEsst wsar.
Cover With clue and spstn11e over IN
sa,ortmAnt OF naTs. screws. tacdos. STA
pdss, small brN0 knobs, hasps. hooks
and eyes. buttons and suoh stuff. and
when the gius hardns you VIII have .
gNtter1nS handbag Of most unuosal q
sign.
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THE CARPET
from BACDAD|
By HAROLD M'CRATH

e. ., sua' sA.ss - s'sss NJ
"Tn.sy:s 800" "a Ma cssassv.
ne s.a:. hssssA. H hsv oie-
oeoda q ~
"wNssss tAaa was-s.css- ~ MAJOR
"a nau~' strange - say. Drooounesd
"CAA you opsa NJ"
"Tsssd. sue sAnsd. wassaos 10 ne man
for that"
'0Is'n - essag n - aeur Or -"
"WhaEVO HyAnnof"
"poaV know; don't 0ea" Ths Major
skeeol:sd - ersdAnmsnt e nar fellow
oonaUerAtoF.
Ne SuUss wAAsasA. ~ saxsssay. ons
oees - ~ 0oax nasesr IN Sueh IN
We wsa.ss ss.sv,a b. .,,,,.s nj.
eaesse an1 s:sslrsd ssssaes 70 the wan.
0EA aAA 0nAsv sWua6 0utwasA tAs little
80 49,. ne aaA3er SasAsd Nm end
tAs1Dt . AAsd hts - 0senisA cavity.
6sowlag ~ - sDQ91GDes In61AA cas.ket
g ssssWeel a. mother q Dnrl Hs
eoD01 ~ ~ - AivQs1 Q AaaA within.
20ssNsAA 49, en- 49, aAA sAaAeA.
~ anA unsat 81 en0FowsA, dawSd and
a1nege pssfoal H NlssA Q haadful and
~ eAsm G1n1Ae Saak Into he easkst.
o. Aands1a - a. beauties. every n
q us1. aa4 GnAv eAmouAI
Al wAiis ~ teys1 VIA mem. pleased
- . 49, wsald eavs bsm svsr . hand
81 - ansesas YA1erdes = - ubnry.
NJ steel Upsa ~ esnagal pattern. mus
n. Her mood was ~ enc Wt1ch che
hAA called tnts eslng1 nee ofSsa "a che
become Sstoepsotve; ne east to her
We alwayU NE . paUe In . boot. once
lniGhsd. turned duWn. Her chow IN
palm. Ass eAln Ne ethss. che stared
without Oes1nR.
Il Wa shls Asass. ~ Asns. It was
saah A0a Of riches wdtheut tuxury o.
o0esntaboa. wessrs moasy sxpresssd It.
ssk ~ h1te anA dmpttdty; . home
sueh - ~ AAA ASwHgS wanted. And
wv, WIN - her beauty anA ontsiect.
way haA ne not come inse Dsecsssaon'
bo0 heses o9U ~ teea ~ Dve ia,
reeGlves. oe1f.IevA 0As ~ taSteeed Der
body o1se ler riches aaA AA been
Seetsd. 81 ~ aOvse sou,A DO @ again.
$50 A. ~ shiia = evUF0oWanw
WA ne tevs that gfvaA ~ soul1n't
un0ssvtAaA he GGkA ~ ~ s1Danss
q Il; and ~ ~ 0oAsf. ~ GfwAyt
laughed q ~.
TNs aussy q 0ev sssu1As Z. ~
court SO Aw not He fAnsy salerned
tAS pretty garden ~ 3snteoAt ene)sDsA
b. pink washsd wallis. Agaay . mosnlns
from hes window 80 AAA wAtGAAA yes-
tune among he Aowssa Osen6 Avm ess
to the 0eAss. NJ . - - . buttsgay.
0he had Watehs1 ~ OFVWs ~ WITH
that Sane dsta6A0aat . 0n611ne1 GbGls
- hs Outa tegUehss ~ lnvsae6oo 81 en-
oehss ma. Weged - OveP. - ~
aGalnf Her sAsul1sss 0s~sa Me- -
littAs. Ysseebey 90 - ~ e1aD6esel
wtf1utiy. ~ 0Su11 AAwe Walssl.
thrown ne ~ ts0seA9. 0aaossvrvA.
And ne AAA psssn11sd ~ aAvoneuse
to ebssa hsPi 0he mloAA have sepel
| wfSAn thks AouGs ~ vtgh& a Nv, 0Seh-
erhood. mass1aGa HyaMns w. u M
| WITH yogtuna, end yoa0 b. ~ dos
might - II Aosgs Wle tssss,ey
shs xSshsa 4 aAvss - ys.ea Anl
~fmmsdlsesly ~rShesDesoso A3sa away
from her gass and eeeWnt1es resumed
Shar ~func1onA Tue ~ w M WITH
out Q phase q AuDess eusmed - II
was upon thie ma0le 0spst; ~ 4 mo-
VIZ dAssuosa Ne Gsavety - her sx-
lA
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:: 1880!
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us JUN - ""
got to the corner.
OF wsnt tie oar
without stoppingf
And you had to
wait . minute OF
tWof How ~
chase the minutes!
A Chinese Uplo-
nat was In New
Y0vk Q ahost WA9e
ESQ ThU W~e
showing HIM ~
caN. and tume
. trip In te So
wsv changed hsm
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How to Add Ten
Years to Your Life

BY 3. eA. Husfk. III D.

protect agaAnst cold. bronchitis end
pneumonia, which every year claim %
Arse . toll Of life. The warm bath at
night 10 particularly beneficial 70 thoos
who ara tired and nervous, for It oeesn
brings calm and reposs md induces
sound sleep. Mover bsths within Two
hours after . meal.
10 b we'll and atrong and 10 adA Tea
years to your uts. baths dally-for IN
examiners It afDords. Tor the pleasure y
q give. for the health and Sdsngth
Il 6EtnEs 10 body end mind Ana
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CLASS DISTINCTION.

did ye see as Jim got ten years
penal for stealing that 'ossT"
Serve I'm right. too. Why didn't he
buy the 'oss and not pay for I'm. like
any other gentleman. Sketch
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THE SALT BAG GOWN.

save the little 6aEs the household aalt
comes In and when you have accumu-
lated thirty or thirty-nv& which will
only take five or six yearu. rip them
.opaa. wash and iron them and sew TO-
sether. Dye them any desired SHADE.
This will make The lettering on the
bags fade TO such an extent the dyes
win give the letters tho appearance Of
hrocade. 4 fringe Of tiny cut glass salt
shakers will add considerably to the
chScness e. .he creation. Cost, $3.50
for salt sha,inrs.
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ND thatO bsa4ing the Hghoose.
oflvlAg 10 . Tsd0yoooaa
fraxzle.
But why stop a. the Tuzedsh
towel DXnf

Variety u the seasoning oe . voman's
wardrooe - VOL a. the spice Of MA
Woman vii soon tire Of having nj hG
gowns made of Turkish towels and dr4fk
back to tho Worths and PaQuins and
such iHke gowns Of simple brooadps and
iAosA Hence ws hasten to the rescue
Of msre man with . few invaluable
suggestions for gowns equally - COO
nomical - those Of Turkish towels. and
with svery reason for being quite ~
stylish.
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THE BURLAP DRESSING GOWN.

Four buriap bags. Ripped open washed
and dyed maroon. Will furnish the ma
terial. Sow with pink Irvine. Edse
With clothesline and tie ends OF rope
in bow knots, fraying ends of rope for
tasssl effect. Cost 10 cents worth Of
dyaA
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XVIII.
The Man Who Didn't Care.

8 ~ TIE aroS Of February
whsn Aeksrmana's caravan
drew into the anoient city OF
Damascus. That part Of the
caravan deserted By Nahomed