The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1914, Page 10

Soap and Ointment. All Well, if tk i Hy i fii? HH ii ti | : i H i i i it ! d ft : He Flick? Dept. T. Boston.” ————————— © The Secret of Health ‘What is the secret? It is temperance ead moderation in all things. Refrain worry. Be resigned and philosoph- whatever happens., Don't borrow nor indulge in-gloomy forbod- Reverses and disappointments co: more or less, and all the fretting ene can do will not help. Don’t sigh for “ | good old days.” It is true that time our perspective to a degree, and anybody will recall with pleasure ‘thildhood days his digestion good and his cares were few. The ch is the distributing point of the body. From it we get our blood 3 Strength, hence it is i: tant to atop it in good condition in Urdet to en- OGey perfect health. To-day there ate @f people of every age in all of Ife who realise that it is not they eat, but what they digest that it. By the systematic use of ly’s Pure Malt Whiskey, as directed, keep their digestive systems toned healthy action at all timés. It so the mucous surfaces and little of the stomach that the starved are fed, the blood forming organs iat strengthened, the nervous system is and the assimflation of the ordi- py diet as taken in the daily meals is and given wonderful power as a enricher. You, too, can find health ; "t ing, as it does, the im- port of aiding speedy diges- alam, thereby rallying the scattered forces tt ergeniom as nothing else can. “Get ie and Keep Well.” Sold by most @rocers and ‘deglers..--Advt. Work of Sizing Up the Infants Will Be Continued To-Morrow. MOTHERS INTERESTED. Competition for The Evening World Prizes Will Be Close, From Rutherford, N. J., from Long Toland City and from Greenpoint babies flocked yesterday to the first examination in the better babies’ im- provement contest held by The Eve- ning World and the Babies’ Welfare Association at the headquarters of the Little Mothers’ Aid Association, No. 286 Second avenue. All children who took part in the first contest under the same auspices, which occurred a year ago this month, were aligible to compete for the four improvement prises of $10 each offered by The Evening World. The Kees veletance contestants from district on the east side. But though they moved away their mothers didn’t lose interest in the better baby idea and presented themsive promptly at the examining rooms. A dozen babies were carefully tested yesterday by Dr, Engenia Hancock and Dr. Arthur Wilson. Dr. Hancock brought two trained nurses with her, and also assisting the doctors Mra. John Jay Cowdrey, Mra. G. H. Strong, Mra, H. F. Kiddie and Mra. Clifford Wiley. Examinations will be suspended to- Gay, but to-morrow afternoon, be- tween 1.90 and 4, there will be an at- tempt to take care of the rest of the Fegiatered in this contest. After The TURNED’ STRAIGHTENED Mischief once done is hard to repair. Better prevent foot troubles than have By your children suffer them. “Safety first.” Wearing the COWARD ARCH SUPPORT SHOE, with }, Coward Extension Heet, keeps growing feet from 1 bad habits—straightens turned ankles, and raises and |} strengthens a falling arch. Coward Arch Support Shoc’and Coward Extension Heel, have been made by James 8. Coward, in his Custom Department, for over 34 years. all have been examined their score cards will be carefully compared with their records in last September's con- test. In this way the improvement fm health and strength can be ac- curately determined and the improve- ment prizes fairly awarded. ‘The first lot of little ones looked | over showed fine specimens of baby- hood, and it ts known that there will be close competition in improvement. + BOY WAS NOT KIDNAPPED. Mes, Carleen Fre: re avanin Fine Specimens of Babyhood Shown At the Improvement Test Examination, ,.. ili Ndi Athi ih ALAR A Ld had DOG WASN'T MAD; NOT EVEN ANGRY ed, Puppy’s Yelps Made Perryboat Panic Until Woman Intervened. A mongrel puppy, without owner, license, mussie or leash, and no doubt hungry, strayed on board the Munici- pal ferry boat Bronz before it left Bt. George «. Its & o’olock trip yes- terday afternoon and tried to make friends. Several persons petted him and he wagged his tail happily, but he ventureé too close to a white- trousered man and was kicked. The puppy yelped and ri The dog bumped agali..t man, and then the cry nother dog!” josm VALeNT" aia WRC er. West One Hundredth street, who was arrested Sunday night charged with kid- |, napping four-year-old Arthur Wiessner of No. 97 Schenck avenue, Brooklyn, who was found in her apartment, yes- U y was discharged by Magistrate iS , ‘Pas Caxtaun tant District-Attorney Cooper NEW YORK. told the Magistrate that his office had investigated the charge against the ‘woman and nothing had been found to Justify the accusation. The boy, Mag- ietrate Nash was told, had simply been taken by Mrs. Carlson, who was a for- mer nurse of the lad. from his home for @ WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1914. sounded all over the upper deck. The puppy was knocked down with &@ deck stool. More deck stools were piled on top of him. Men climbed on seats and #o did all women who could find room. Then @ middle-aged her face flaming, uncovered ing puppy and picked him up. “A lot of cruel idiots,” she said, eh the frightened dog nestied close 0 her. A deckhand came to relieve her of her burden, She sald: “lm in to tale this little fellow afraid of }b.v’-¢ taminated by cuntact with an honest dog.” a ‘Will Mall Reply to Wilson. It was announced yesterday that ti! ly of the opera- tors not affiliated with the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company would be mailed w & personal Interview | Wiison. For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That. Genuine Castoria For Over Thirty Years ; ( Big Business with Cost Prices Lowered While developing a bigger business, manufacturers are figuring on lower “‘cost charges.” This does not mean a lowering of the standard of the manufactured product. GAS FUEL is adaptable to every line of manufacture, no matter how large or how small the establish- ment. SSS Ma . 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