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Parisian Toilettes
HARVARD’S BOY WONDER
ASTONISHES PROFESSORS
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"Yes, It would. But who ts Ever I
Landlord end Tenant.
ettT"
I k*«e been a property-owner tee
Everett is the man who wants te dearly 4« ye an and during that period,
marry me."
Cynthia
said, with | have lost from depreciation «33.0O0,
Whether W illiam
knitted browe. “ But I'd rather teach * from empty houses <10,000 and
James Sldls wlU
“Goodness gracious,“ cried
the d e f a u lt in g t e n a n t s over <8,000 or a
continue to grow
other woman, "why don't you marry total lots of ever <40,000. I hiring
In wisdom until
B y T e m p le
B a ile y
hlut? Auy womau can teach, but II this 40 ye an I hare never known a
ho f i n a l l y b o
Isn't every one who has a man to defaulting tenant honest enough to
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cornea the great-
pay a shilling off the arrears when
love her."
set mathematical tC oprrltbted. u»io. t r kM uolat.d L lia ra r- P ia a .>
Cynthia laughed. "I believe I'm I once he removed from the neighbor*
genius that
Over her cakes and coffee Cynthia half In love with him. But he Isn't hood.— Letter In London Telegnph.
world has ever admitted her homesickness. Paris
broadminded.
He's perfectly ron
Leese Shoes.
known, or, like was the place of her dreams. She
Quite as bad as too tight shoes,
the vast majority had thought her little home town tent to stay In that little town and
stagnate."
, against which we a n always warned.
of prodigies, will dull, but It was nothing to thia
1 here are worse things.' e a ld t h e |arg
ones; they cause corns
d ro p
Into
the dreary waste of cathedrals and art
ranks of the non­ galleries, wtth every oue speaking a wise companion, "than stagnating and bunions and often produce flat*
Think twice before you turn Everett , . nlng of lha archaa
Tha woman
entities
as
he strange language.
down."
W|ih ,h„ poctillarly shaped foot who
grows older, Is a problem that time
Everett Batcheller had told her
"I am perfectly contented as I am." eannot get shoes exactly to fit her
alone can solve, says Human Life. how It would be, but Cynthia had had
At present there can be no doubt a* her mind set on a year abroad, and said Cynthia. "Bnd slnoe I met you I except when made to order, should
am bvglunlng to enjoy the tombs and gat th#m a
u>o long rathar , han
to the standing of W illie Sldls In the
she had scraped and saved, and had the Tuilerlea."
a little too wide; It la the lesser of
realm of education, for this boy of
at least attained the fulfillment of
"It's the same with me; but you two evils
eleven years Is not only the young­ her desire.
are young, and shouldn't feel that |
est, but Is already recognised as the
But, In her planning, she bad for­ way,
Sweden's Church Boat.
most learned student that ever ma­
gotten to provide for friendships.
The church boat Is a popular Insti­
In the midst of their satisfaction,
triculated at Harvard.
Cynthia was a friendly little soul, the elder woman fell til, and. In tution In Sweden. It brings families
There have been lots of youthful
and all her life she had had neigh querulous fashion demanded home to service from the farms around
prodigies during the past two cen­
bors and church associates who car­ cooking.
I-ake Siljan to Leksand. The watsr
turies— wonderful boys who have de­
ried her off to meetings, and club
Cynthia, rising to the occasion, dis­ route Is the nearest and most conve­
veloped a remarkable genius for mu­
colleagues who consulted her about missed ths French maid, and, after nient. and so the big boat goes from
sic, mathetuatics. or history— but no
things. At home she was a very some difficulty, found an English farm to farm along the shore plrkteg
one of them has been the equal of this
much occupied and rather Important girl who agreed to follow American “ P
church goers, who Istsr return
Brookline, Mass, lad, who, occupied
person.
recipes. By means of much depend-
the same route.— Wide World Mag-
the platform at Conant hall and lec­
But here she was nothing. The once on canned goods and dried prod »«Ina.
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tured to the gray-hatred professors of
the Mathematical Society on •The people at the boarding house turned acts, a menu of baked beaus and The Humorous and the W itty Btery.
up their noses at her, and an English clam chowder, of codfish cakes and
The humorous story Is strictly a
Fourth Dimension,'* a subject that has
girl had openly Insulted her on the corn bread was made posalble.
work of art— high and delicate art—
pussled philosophers and savants since
Fourth of July.
Ths days were cool, and. with the and only an artist can tell It; but no
the time when the science of mathe­
Cynthia had w ritten to Everett of magaxlnes from borne, and some slm art Is necessary In telling the comic
matics was first established.
the latter Incident.
pie sewing, the two aliens spent their and the witty story; anybody can do
The boy who held this audience of
But Everett was not entirely sym­ days happily.
It
The art of telling a hvmorout
H arvard’s moat learned men spell
pathetic.
"You
know
that
wherever
"I don't seem to cars for art gal story—-understand. I mean by word
hound while he discussed the purely
theoretical fourth dimension Is the you go (he eagle screams, Cynthia." leriee and things,” said Cynthia; “It of mouth, not print—was ersatsd la
her told her. "You ought to stay In Is so nice here under the lamplight. America, and has remained at boms.
son of Dr. Bor's Sldls. the celebrated
your own country, and among your
In her letters to Everett, however —Mark Twain
medical psychologist From his earl­
own people. If you want to be happy." she still kept up her semblance ol
iest childhood hs has been most pro­
Sown Oats.
Her own people!“ That sentence sightseeing enthusiasm. ”I'm not go
ficient In absorbing knowledge that or­
"TPe no good looking at me like
dinary boys find It difficult to attain stayed In Cynthia's mind long after lng to let him crow over me." she ihat, father." said Augustus Frederick,
decided.
>
When but two years of age he could
twelve years old. as hls parent, hav­
But he did not crow over me. for ing punished Sebastian Claude, four-
not only read and spell, but could con
verse as intelligently as a boy of ten
suddenly his weekly letters ceased | teen years old. for being In possession
or twelve. At three he wrote letters
and Cynthia began to realise, after a I of a packet of Rose of ths Prairie,
month of silence, that h had been hit looked searchlngly at him.
on his father's typewriter. At seven
"You
letters that bad kept her content.
he was able to pass the Harvard Med­
know perfectly well I chucked smok­
"I can't understand," she said one ing when I was e1»kt"-rlxindon Olobeu
HE costume at the left Is of old cashmere and liberty of a darker ical school examination In anatomy,
n ig h t "what has become of Everett
blue cashmere de sole. The skirt shade The upper part of the skirt Is and had mastered elementary mathe­
Cattle From the Sahara.
"He has probably found somebody
matics. He entertd high school when
The eattle raised on the fringe of
Is finished with a deep plaited of the cashmere encircled with a wide
he
was
eight,
and
that
y—.r
passed
the
else.
No
man
ts
going
to
stand
being
the Sahara are known to be of good
flounce rover which falls the tunic. band of beautiful cord embroidery to
entrance examination for the Massa
treated as you have treated him
quality and are estimated at 3.000.000
The latter is bordered with a hem or match; It is slightly gathered at the
chusetts
Institute
of
Technology.
At
Under
cover
of
darkness
Cynthia
head. W ith a little scientific feeding
tack, and ornamented with buttons bottom and finished with a deep plain
that time he could speak French, Oer
wept a little. She began to under­
during the dry season their numbers
and bands of velvet, rosettes of which flounce of the dark brown liberty.
man. and Russian, ana could read
stand what Everett had really meant
The
corsage
and
sleeves
are
cut
In
might rapidly be Increased and the
finish the points of the tunic.
Greek and Latin. He began to pre­
to her. She knew
now that the
Soudan region might become a sort
The corsage and the sleeves are cut one piece, the corsage Is almost cov­
pare
a
comparative
grammar
along
vision
of
her
future
had
always
of second Argentina.
all together with seams at the shoul­ ered with the embroidery, and has
novel
lines
and
evolvet,
a
new
theory
shown
her
In
a
circle
of
friendly
ders. They are ornamented with the odd revert of the liberty, of which
of logarithms when but nine. At ten
faces In her home town, with Everett
Above All Others.
velvet and buttons and with an em­ the girdle ts also made.
by her side.
The undersleeves are of the ma­ he entered Tuft's college and. at elev­
The deepest coal mine Is near le ra -
broidery of soutache. The girdle Is of
en. he became a stuuent at Harvard.
He was so much In her thoughts hart. Belgium. 3.500 feet deep; the
velvet, the eravet Is of the cashmere terial or of tulle to match, covered
Doctor Sldls believes that It Is
that when he walked one morning biggest dock Is at Cardiff. Wales,
de sole bordered with velvet, and the with the embroidery. The collarette
Is of plaited white tulle and lace, great mistake to postpone a child
Into the Paris apartm ent she met | end the strongest electric light ts at
little gulmpe Is of white lace.
education until he has reached the
the Sydney lighthouse. Australia;
him
without surprise.
with
tiny
c
ra
m
t
of
blue
satin
ribbon.
The other coetuine la of brown
customary school age. He began to
while the largest lighthouse I t
at
"Oh. dear, I have wanted you so.
teach bis boy to think correctly before
Cape 1/enry. Virginia, being 136 feet
she said.
I knew It,” was his sympathetic
REMOVING THE YELLOW TINT FOR GIRLS NOT YET “O U T he could walk or talk. As the result
he has acquired no bad thought habits
response. "You and l belong to each
Very Fast.
Look Here, Let's Oo Around Togeth­ other. Cynthia, and even the
How Delicate Embroidery, Long Peek­ Costume and Drees Suitable for
The electric ventilating fan on the
er a Bit."
couldn't really separate us."
Young Ladles of From 14 to
ed. May Be Restored to
wall of the restaurant was whtsstng
MRS. HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY she had tacked away the letter In her
After the first raptures. Cynthia round. A gentleman who bad dined
IS Years.
Proper Color.
Introduced
him
to
her
companion
extremely well sat looking at It for
BOTH WEALTHY AND CLEVER trunk for safekeeping.
"I have had her In training.” (he some time. "W alter." he complained
The first design shows a simple coo
Jk young vPornan who waa given half
I'd rather see a fam iliar face than
matron
stated.
”1
wish
you
could
a dozen antique hand-embroidered tume of mulberry colored serge; the
The amount of all the portraits In the Louvre." she the way we live. We sew and read at last, "that clock’s fast!"— Punch.
round collars and under «leeret of skirt Is a plain five-gore shape trim ­
money
w h i c h mused forlornly.
exquisite •ttt/’hery found them Juat med at the foot by two rows of Rus­
Dally Thought.
As If In answer to her wish, a and eat American dishes, and if It
very rich people
wasn't for the fact that we ran
the style to use with round-neck and sia braid, which also trims the front
Though we soar Into the heavens,
spend for a lim it­ form darkened the doorway of the
Notre Dame from our windows In­ though we should sink Into the abyss,
seams of coat and edges collar and
Lm ono sleeves
ed
amount
of pastry shop, a halting voice asked In
stead of the Baptist church spire, we we never go out of ourselves; It Is
The drawback was the yellow tint : cuffs; a belt Is taken round back as
very
bad
French
for
cakee
and
coffee,
pleasure s e e m s
wouldn't know whether we were In always our own thought that ws per­
from years of packing. An old col­
stupendous to the and with a hesitating step a very
Paris or In Pike's Corners
ceive.—Condi'lar
ored laundress succeeded In whiten­
vast
majority largeMady came and sat down at the
"W hy—so we wouldn’t." Cynthia
ing them without acids or weaklng
who have to fig­ next tablp to Cynthia.
Big Bank's Business Methods.
fabrics made delicate with age. This
Cynthia, eyeing her wtth some curi­ rried. ”1 don’t believe I am as broad­
ure pretty close­
Before discounting any paper tha
Is the way to do It:
ly
as
to just osity. decided that she was sn Amer­ minded as I' thought. Everett."
"W ell,
you
are
broadminded Bank of England requires at least
The pieces are put Into cold water,
where their dol­ ican. There was an unmistakable air
which is thick with pure white soap
lars go. It Is a about her clothes; there was less fin­ enough for me." Everett stated. "And two good British names, one of which
and a drop of bluing. This Is allowed
mistake, however, ish than In the attire of a French­ now. if you don't mind. Cynthia, we must be the acceptor. It seldom holds
to come to the boll. Remove the arti­
to consider this woman, and more of style than Is will get married, and continue this over 3150.000.000 In blits discounted
and securities of all ktnds.
foreign tour together.’’
cles at once, rinse through several
money wasted.
The vast bulk goes possible for an Englishwoman.
"And I ’ll go home and get things
There was tragedy In the face, and
lukewarm waters, finally through a
to pay other people for services ren­
No Humiliation In Apology.
bluing water, and put on the grass
dered In some form or other and this when the coffee came and the cakes, ready for you.” said the other. "I
If you make a mistake and offend
wanted
an
excuse
and
this
Is
the
a
sigh
made
Cynthia
bold.
while wet to bleach.
contributes to the prosperity of the
"May I come over and talk to best ever, and I guess Cynthia and I a friend, don't hesitate to apologise.
Do not rub or squeeze hard. Some­
masses, perhaps more than If It were
It will make you bigger, broader, hap­
expended for charity. Take the one you?" she asked frankly. 'I'm aw­ will have more fun talking over our
times It Is necessary to repeat the
pier, and will prove you a man In­
holiday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne fully homesick, and I'm pretty sure experiences on your front porch than
washing and boiling If the pieces are
stead of a shnm.
In living them In a far country."
W hitney for example:
you are an American.”
very yellow.
The face beamed. "M y dear." she
The Whitneys some years ago
When bleached put the right side
Lis Seldom Harmful.
rented from the owners the Holwlch •aid, “you have saved my life.
I
down on the Ironing board, smooth
No lies can hurt a man for a long
grouse moors near London. They pay think I should have died If 1 had had TEACHING A CROW TO TALK time. There Is little use In spending
edges into place and Iron under a
Zj
a rental of 310,000 a year. Besides this to string out another French sen­
linen cloth. Do not use too hot an
your time trying to correct lies. The
they have more than 100 beaters and tence. My tongue aches with twist­ If H it Tongue Is Split S traig ht Down lie Itself Will drop like a feeble shaft
Iron, as old materials scorch easily.
many other attendants and servants. ing It."
I f the grass is dusty put pieces on a
tha M iddle Lengthwise He Can
against the armor of truth.
The total expenditure Is estimated at
Cynthia lajghed. “Going abroad
8peak Batter.
clean towel. They bleach better when
150,000
a
year.
But
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Isn't all It Is cracked up to be, Is It?”
fiat on the grass, though sometimes
Harry Payne W hitney are very busy •he asked. "I have been homesick
they need an after rinsing.
’You know, of course." said the
SCHUMACHER EUR CO.
people and this year they found time ever since I landed.”
Never permit old embroidery to be
man In the mackintosh, "that you can I Manufacturers of Fur*. H*w Furs hnuvht and
•okt.
Furs rnnn deM a .parlait». 109 Madlaan
for only one day on the moors. Con.
"Have you really?” the stranger teach a mow to talk.”
casually done up. If you cannot do
I 41.. bet firs t and fro n t Sta . Portland. Oresoe
sequently
it
may
be
stated
that
for
sonflded.
"W
ell,
i
t
’s
the
same
with
them yourself find an expert.
Silence gave negation to this propo­
the pleasure of one day's grouse me. I ’m used to having my friends sition.
B E A V E R E N G R A V IN G C O .
shooting on their part and the part •bout me— but after my husband died
" It’s so. anyhow.” be persisted; "but
Uses of Foulard.
of their Invited guests the cost was and his mines turned out so well, If you slit hls tongue straight down
Foulard Is becoming one of the
350,000..
everybody said I ought to travel—to the middle, lengthwise, he can talk a
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most popular silks for fall wear. It
Mrs. Whitney Is an accurate shot broaden my mind. But I wasn't made good deal better. Why, I ’ve seen that
Is used not only for entire dresses and far as front seams, a button keek and has been a hunting enthusiast to broaden my mind; I was made to thing tested. A neighbor of mine, a
for trimmings, but also for lining tnls In position each end. M aterlA for years. She and her husband are •It on my front porch and fan on hot college professor, had a crow that
loose coats, being especially favored faces the collar and cuffs.
typical of the many Americans who days, and to go In my kitchen and could speak several words. He had
Far Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Cyst ta d
H at of soft straw trimmed w ith rib- hare
with those of shantung and like ma­
manifested
a fondness for bake better buns than these on the Its tongue silt, and when the tongue
terials. I t Is an excellent material to ron.
grouse shooting and who have leased cool ones.”
G R A N U L A T E D E Y E L ID S
got well the bird could say almost
choose for a frock for week-end visits,
Materials required: 5 yards serge English hunting grounds, though none
Cynthia laughed. “I feel that way anything the professor wanted It to j j y f o T f e S*" t ^ m*rt73ooth es Eye Pain
Orw.M. le t M a r la . I » . gaaw dr. L I« . 11. IS«. SSc, II.M
as it packs well, and Is easily shaken, 46 Inches wide, 7 buttons, 4 yards silk has paid so much as the Whitneys for myself. I Juat long to bake a pot of
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the sport.
after unfolding. Into smoothness and for lining coat.
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H arry Payne Whitney Is put down times when I ’ve been visiting tombs las. Just above thi
freshness.
The second would be suitable for
M u r i n e E y e R e m a d y O x , C h ic a g o
Plain foulard Is supplemented for delaine; the skirt fits plainly round In Who's Who as a capitalist He ts and things I ’d give anything for a
"Cut that out!
I ’m telling you
these purposes with the dotted and waist and has a deep hem above which 38 years old and the eldest son of cup of my own tea.”
something that actually took place.”
the late Hon. W illiam C. Whitney. He
striped weaves and those printed In are two one-inch tucks.
"Now that's Just the way I feel,"
"Did the bird talk Itself to death?"
Is a Yale graduate, member of maDy •aid the other. "Look here, let’s go
tiny flowers or In oriental designs.
The Magyar blouse Is finished by
"Did It talk the professor to death?"
clubs and on the directorate of a around together a bit. Maybe things
Altogether It Is a wise choice for the lace frills at the neck and elbow.
"Could It sing two parts?”
number
of
great
enterprises.
Mrs.
woman who must be economical in
“Did It use words that had a dou­
A belt of velvet or satin to match Whitney Is a daughter of the late would be better If we had somebody
dress.
to talk It over with.”
ble------ ”
spot on materia) gives a smart effect Cornelius Vanderbilt.
She Is a very
Things went so well that, on the
‘‘Gentlemen,” Interrupted the man
to the w aist
clever woman, being an artist and a
second day, the two took a small In the mackintosh, "you make me In­
Materials required: 6 yards delaine, skilled sculptor.
Ruffles on Skirts.
She maintains a
apartment together, with a tidy serv­ tensely weary. The professor. It Is
studio In New York and another at
The prevalence of the tunic and the 30 inches wide.
ant In charge; and together they true, gave the bird away. A barten­
overskirt has given rise to a modifies-
New port
She and
Mr.
Whitney
went the rounds of sightseeing, find­ der has It now.”
have been married 14 years.
This,
tlon of these In the shape of circular
ing a certain satisfaction In their
"W hat was the trouble?” Inquired
Hats for Juniors.
come to think of It, ts a long time for
ruffles, extending from waist to ankles.
Simplicity In the millinery world a couple In the ultra-social set to live common complaint against this very the man wtth the green goggles.
This Is quite In the old style of sev­
foreign town, and In their common
"H e couldn't make It talk gram­
eral years back, but somehow com­ should be adhered to emphatically together without a thought of divorce.
Is not a "fcod” —It Is a medicine, and ths
enthusiasm over the home country.
matically. I t split Its Infinitives.”
bines flufflness with simplicity, and when the young girls are fitted out for
I only medicine In the world for cows only,
But I wouldn’t tell Everett for
I M ade far t h . eow and,
It« nam e Indicates,
maintains the tight and narrow skirt the autumn.
anything,’’ Cynthia confessed to her
The Wherefore.
a eow care. Barranncaa, retained a fterbirth ,
announced for this fall and winter.
The most attractive models are
abortion,
aeoure,eakedudder,
and all s im ilar
friend.
"He
told
me
how
it
would
be.
"W hy are you so sore on your con­
Sometimes Happens.
Usually five ruffles are used on a those that reflect the colors of the au­
aff.otlone poeltlvely and quickly e-'.od. No
and I wouldn’t believe him.
I
gressman 7”
•’H e’s been around the world anu I ona who keeps eowa, w hethar
skirt; sometimes these are plain, tumn. Brown with touches of red or
"When we called on him In Wash­ thought It would be like fairyland, yet you never hear him tell about hls | | can afford to ba w ithou t "J
again they are edged or veiled with yellow Is always good. The dull moss
ington last session he made a speech but I didn’t understand that fairy­ experiences.”
chiffon
or tulle. This style is becom-
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__ greens or stone grays touched up with
would
be
lonely
without
to us Instead of taking us out to land
“Maybe he was chased around ths |
lng to every one but the short, stout I purples that hint of autumn skies are
friends.
lunch
world by detectives.
I Dairy AaeeeleMew Ca^ LywetenvMe, Vt,
woman, who should beware of I t
I usually beoomlng to girlish faces.
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