The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1915, Page 5

WONKEY HOUSE MASHER HE O GETS “ONLY"" 30 DAYS Plagbirete Koenig Danes Mleaders & for Mercy i Case of “Hard. ' working” Prisoner | Letwig Benick. cuirtycight. of No. | C8 Mast Pifty-tourth Mireet, wae @Rtepering to youne girls and Beis of their arms in the Night NO 7 Gourt Punday Magistrate Korn 9 held Benick for exom nation Last wight when the sccused man came Well Being. To-day | om giving you exercises to be taken with # chest ox ler @bove the cha scuinet him which | mede at home with two package handles and three-quarters of a eons pvteotiaed bah = f tage Baga yard of clastic, which is sewed securely to the handles, The entire outft Ge appear in Court, but they witt back COt! Me but B cents, Many of my readers bave probably seer . tion chest expa epring up my etory” “I believe the story of the officer,” Oaks the Mopintrate, “but mince Senick fe bardworking, 1 will be lenient in Die case and give him only thirty days fo the workhouse.” The prisoner almost collapsed at fhe “leniency.” He was the forty. first man arrested in the monkey hhoure since about July 1, and every one of the nature lovers received Many the chest expan @ Workhouss rente ng from | PY No means « fen days to three months mont of the upper jae tte name indice Body vending be When 1 use the term chest expander ft does not necessarily mean that the use of this little one will add many SAGE In addition to our large and elegant stock of Waters Pianos and Waters-Autola Player- pianos we present the |]! beautiful new Style 85--Chester Piano |)' am spondence every | ine, readers, in the size, handsome © fine tone, all im- [}) ten provements and fully warranted. Price no life $190 | on payments of $5 Per Month | No charge for interest or extras. Also Style: 5--Player-Piano with full seale, 88 notes and automatic tracker. A most excellent and up-to-date Player that is simple and easy to play. living, and This is perfection and spells health ality. on payments of only $8 Monthly || No charge for interest | ‘ Stool, cover, tuning and h, which tak t ‘unhealthy is by strenuous © increases the blood supply on which the muscles feed. same condition is true also of the under-developed bolly. A HOME-MADE’ By Pauline Furlong. The Bvewing Worlds Authority on All Questions of Women's Physica! nders. varieties of benefic cisen may be practined each day with end ite uses are nfined to the improve | rt of the tor inches to your chest and shoulde: sked the question in my corre. “Why do you recommend cheat raising for develop- when I have | strenuous exerctse for the arms and day been | the superfluous flesh on them it is Just this very point that | have tried so hard to make plain to my past articles. again 1 will explain that nature in- that it is tho natural tendens the human body, If not abu to tak for this very re ‘an all round development whole muscular system, for the sta dotng exer body twisting many other good exercises may taken with the elastic expander, shoulders tn hopes of getting rid of 7 and Once which his From ob- servation and experience | know o by eat attained by the various exercises which I am describing and illustrating for you jn the each day, any and all of whic! | beneficial in attainin 7 le: equilibrium which fore, regret xerclse for chest de- ne of my readers hes) n practising it to re~ t from the shoulder blades, and attractive person- having g so you have caused fric- miusic rolls free. tion in the fatty deposit, which is the only real way to remove it, T have Send for Catalogue this m clear Horace Waters &Co. Four Stores: 134 Fifth Ave., nr. 18th St. Branch Stores (Open Evenings) 127 W. 42d St., nr. B’way 254 W. 125th St.,nr. 8th Ave. ||! 371 E. 149th St., nr. 3rd Ave. ||: nar then the Trunk raising No More Constipation or Blotchy Skin Want a clear, healthy complexion, them. Your artic regular bowels and a per- very interesting fect working Liver? All casy te obtain if you take Carter’s Little Liver Pills, the sure, safe and easy 4 acting remedy, to cover same, They're just fine for headache, dizzi- when you wiite mess, upset stomach and despondency, | Parely vegetable. Smail Pill Small Bose—Smail Price and abdomen dates are helping man: | ‘The followin these paris Trunk Twisting cling (Aug GENUINE must bear signature (Ceuta World, T have ing exercises, nid 25, SLENDERNESS WITHOUT | DRUGS OR EXERCISES ‘There is only one positively sure and effective method of reducing superfluous and unsightly fleshiness, and that is the way French women do-by taking baths In which the famous French Clarks Thin- ning Salts have been dissolved. Drugs should be carefully avoided, Clarks Thinning Salts have the peculiar effect ofdlssolving fat. With each bath you will notice that weight and flesh diminish. The only treatment which does not call for vigorous exercise or spe cial dieting. , > : AM. Ga G write interesting bh ning Wor! low them Tam feet five will ri I have n al seo nitting | the dd then do all Bold at 80c a box by Riker-Hegeman, rid, for an Macy's, Altman's, Stern's, Gimbel Bros., | Slower and an Abraham Straus and all leading dru hae Now Seu ists, Send for Booklet. Orient Co., ™\A0 Ans Crane G5 'W. ath St, New York.--Advt, 186 tounde, bus — } Crandall’s Baby Carriages Mado for T4 Yours High Quality—Low Prices Tn Stocg of to Order OOG Third Avenue (Near 48th 8t) Phone 2580 Murray MIU out oy thorour = to > my reade: | ‘To-morrow | will explain and illus | (Aug. ©, Rolling (Aug. 5 13), Dint for oboxlty (Aus. Send 1 cont for each and postage welsh 184 pounds, rection, or approval, stomach, | greatly troubled with stomac and indigestion?” trunk Vivase in TI 11 people. exercises wili reduce | ‘Trunk raising (Aug. 39), (Aug. 4) question ordi- Letters From Evening World Keaders Following Miss Furlong’s Lessons. C. asks: “What exercises will so ft am trouble twisting and | body bending will help you. | | MISS P. 8. writes: “Iam anxious to Jeet the back numbers containing ox- ereises for reducing the upper thighs send me the s and amount to send you for les World are m sure they Squatting Lex Cire Please repeat dates me. only ty As I I am fa. exer: u have illustrated in ‘The take honr, a a4 ¢ phot 1 hardly e hly will find that you will feel stiff, sore and very uncomfortable \too much exercise at the start. Many people do not have the time to devote | the exercises in the manner in In The Event 1 the hip redu Please tell mo how to divgusted. D. F. writes: "My many friends |have been much benefited by your e: lercises and lersone mi Juces the hips and leg etr: the thighs, Ost KE dl cent They appeared | A MAN SEEKS ADVICE. culine n reading yo aith lessons in Th nd have agreed to fol- reader) Ky y-two and too stout. pped out a routine of train- ing which I intend to follow and am {t to you for your I start out in walk Ava cor- mil nd often strenuous for a met tired You if you_take which consist of two haudles and a very heavy These exercisers make an ideal addition to any gymnasium and are @ diversion from the dumbbells and wands Mlustrated and deseribed here Uon heavy «pring expander, which | and stiff to handle with ease may be bought and are made for women and children exc pean will answer every I have been told that lighter weight oner d euch of us to attain a certain]! condition of perfection and If we do live up to this, and go through} purdened with pounds of exc flesh, it is our own fault. ALL ROUND DEVELOPMENT | NEEDED BY ALL. repeated this explanation in hopes of| ‘ ever- puazling n only five and one-half inches tall you vu advise me to! not weigh more than) think it is! THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, ME GYMNASIUM FOR WOMEN EST EXPANDER.” The home-made one, purpore of the regula ersonally found alomet too heavy sively | Readers of Mise Furiong's arte he ef '¢ invited to write to her, in care of The Bvening World, ro questing information that will aid them im following her (ilwatrated deasona. you have writt sof the exerciser a night will be suffi conveniont walk to your business and from it also, Hand ball and other out-door games are exercises which should be taken tn the midd: | afternoon, As long as y much leisure play tenr ff me. Ten OBITUARY NOTES. To Preserve Health, Strength and Figure A New Series of Illustrated Lessons, Showing How! Every Woman May Have an inexpensively. Equipped Gymnasium in Her Own Home, and) Teaching Games and Exercises Which Promote Excellent Physical Condition, } HOMe MADE Emo IN. J. died yesterday at his home, S 880 West Ninety-eoventh Btreet He Wan weventy-nine years old O. K. Johnson, fifty-nine, bw manager of the In died a a b | uffered He had been paper work for (birty Pe CHINA TO STAY REPUBLIC | BUT KEEP ONE PRESIDENT Tentative Decision Reported Reached to Make Chief Executive's Post Hereditary Sept, 7-—To obviate the of again obtaining the recognition of foreign nations the Governmont has decided tentatively to maintain the form of a republic PEKING, ~ | necessity onotony, m Dr, Darwin L. Bardwell, District instead of restoring a monarchy, but seem like hard work and they [Superintendent in charge of Hitt! to make the Presidency permanent inky will reduce you. Wear alachools and noted as an educator,| and hereditary, according to informa 4 profuse penipiration Wan stricken yesterday on the street) tion obtained in high official shower. Avoid draughts as you will his home, No, 181 St. Mark's) “Gon, Li Yuan whe you will w Brighton, 8. 1 died ! " if you do not. Diet in very | heto edical uid could reach him, | Borte’ ity and shi be € nicer He + aad pety five agai aa ote er o mw you hivelwerved ay President of the State * foods will reduce you neven |, “> cablexram announces the death) views with those of President Yuan Ker than exeroike, “Above nll de |i, Home, ttaly, of Mra. George 1-| shatcKal hot over-do it and write me fate 22] Norman, whose late husband was for years pro Mrs. C of your result MARY S. (Dallas, Texas) writes: “What exercise will strengthen the spine?" Trunk raising, body bending and body twisting. Rowing is a very fine exercise for the spine also. E. e8 thur, died y P. writen: “I am seventeen and inent in Newport, R. L Pin’ of former President Ch: terday at her home near Mount Kisco, after a two-year illness, Herbert M, Rogers, seventy old, for forty years in the wholesale , daughter ter A. Ar- BABY BORN TO KAISER’S DAUGHTER-IN-LAW DIES Adalbert, Wife years is dead at Princess of Em- still undeveloped. What shall I do?" Bechamps, who would| peror’s Third Son, Loses Child Practice all of the exercises and eventy-six years old to- . a5 ast aino the deep breathing ones. Live in| day 9, until his retirement Soon After Birth, the open and get plenty of sleep. It ‘s a very easy matter to develop the entire body at your age eight years known hort! 8: “Will you please pub- something for a very olly skin? cossively oily complexion is accompanied by coarse pores ckheads. it is the result of! . Do not use any cold | ing an oper y athe the {and newspa a ith the complexion | the Wald and hot water with a good pure} Miss Caroline ing. . asks ns nce brush soap. traces of the soap, with cold water to| close the pores. Apply an astringent | to harden the skin made soft by the hot water. Do not eat greasy foods real estat or pastries. principal was one of the best ulturists on Long I [died yesterday at his home in Mush- Mrs. Jessie Greve Oppenheim, wite of Ansel Oppenheim, one-time |President of the Chicago and Great Western Railway, die¢ yesterday at|t fe Hospital, follow- She was an author writer. t-Astoria, On Finish, after washing out alli thirty years a popula villa colony of Newport Newport home yeaterday. David B. Keeler, Civil W broker and developers LONDON, Sept. 7.—-Princess Adal- bert, wife of the third son of the German Emperor, gave birth to a daughter Saturday. The child died soon after its birth, The condition of » Princess is reported to be sutis- factory, and, Vice Prince Ad: laide of Sw rt and Princess Ade- leiningen were mar- 1914, Less than a month She lived at} den Jones, for resident of the died at her been killed in battle at Bru: but the rumor proved to have no founda- veteran, {tion, In March of this year he was one of the promoted to the rank of captain in Seabrieht, the navy and major in the of Store Opens 9 A, M. Closes © P. M. dames MeCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue Fall Silks, Laces and Trimmings Exceptional Offerings on Wednesday and Thursday “McCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Century. The Finest Silks the World Produces. 5,000 Yards Black Panne Millinery Velvet, Taffeta—Satin—-Moire—Silk Faille Specially adapted for this season's Model Hats LACES & NETS Unequalled variety of choice New Laces and Nets for the Fall and Winter seasons, comprising Gold, Silver and Colored Em- broidered effects; Chantilly, Venise and Fancy Net Laces in matched sets; also a large and varied assortment of Silk Nets in all the leading colors for evening wear. Unusual Values Gold, Silver and Colored Novelty Laces... .. vd, 50¢ to 3.95 regularly 95e to 5.95 | \Il-over Nets... +e yd, 25¢e to 7.50 regularly 50c to 12,00 Colored and \i DRESS TRIMMINGS ° Extraordinary Offerings Large assortment of Beaded Bands, Flouncings, All-over Nets, Fringes and Ornaments; Metal Cloth, Bands and Flouncings; Flower Trimmings and Separate Flowers for corsage at reason- able prices. ‘Tinsel Bands........ Pa yd. 10c¢ to 60c regularly 15¢ to 85e Rhinestone Trimming. ............+ yd. 95e regularly 1.50 Flower Trimming..... F ..yd. 35¢ to 1.75 regularly 45c to 2.25 Bead Chain Trimming........yd. 30¢ to 50c regularly 40¢ to 85c DRESSMAKERS’ SUPPLIES Specially Priced Dress Shields,—size 2, 3 and 4. “Reliable,”—flesh color..pr. 22c; doz. 2.50 “Reliable,”—silk or nainsook covered pr. 12¢; doz. 1.35 Ns Covered ins. cccicees pr. 10c; doz. 1.00 wing Silk: rd spools. each Te; doz. 75 Large spools.. each 40c; doz. 4.50 “Reliable” Hooks and Eyes gross 18¢ Directoire Belting, 116 to Sineh........ 1W-yd. pe, 65¢ Lylb. box 18¢ yd. 12¢;5 doz. yds. 1.35 doz. yds. 45¢ © and 3-ineh nee: doz. yds, 95c Nickel Plated Scissors and Shears ,.....,.25¢ Dressmakers’ Pins Girdle Banding Horsehair Flouncin Horsehair Flouncing later the Prince was reported to have | oa 1915. LYNCHERS STOR IL BUT SLAVE OF THREE ESCAPES Gran a ‘ vines them the prisoner owas eet there The face Bi pany pone @ whom wee marked, rr entered eulOmobiios | and rewumed the erase Tee pepied emersaree le Mee ) Rushed to Baltimore as 125 Men in Autos Reach Salisbury 1, thecherent statements » tour when he uy rlolen the affections of hom, Granco cape he loved Grance towed - = -_—_ > CAsHnINGE, M4, sept 1—Prank | 28499 TRAINED TO FIGHT, |t!me te watt early this m oe ant placed, Tetel Imetwa mer Governor! ALMANT NOT hound te timore te es military treintng om June Shortly after midaight 125 men from |! lset, according to consus ago an- pow Mi arrived at the 4 by Meeretary of # rancts BM arvives Salisbury Of thig, number 11089 were jail, where Granco had spent a few been removed Hi) jail yeat ° One of the party bad a) mii Jail officials showed « hroumh th reoulls, Death shortly b epinal © han were boy upon will be the hospital witht m the Snow R According ber of men mo" only about 600 1887 afternoon or rope mon jatl to cov Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 Lord & Taylor . 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE = 39th Street Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. 0) D> D> 0-EO A Millinery Event for Wednesday THE NEW VEIL HATS Five Distinctive Styles Special at $10.00 One of the greatest Featured are five Millinery triumphs of the styles, modeled on the season has been achieved Keboux creation and by Caroline Reboux’s be- witching little Veil Hat. High crowned and clev- erly draped with the film- iest of Chantilly lace, it has won instant favor with the Parisienne quick to recognize its “Chic.” specially made for this sale. Fashioned of silk vel- vet or satin antique in black or the rich dark tones, these are veiled | with Chantilly or smart novelty nets. The Collection Includes— Veil Hats with extremely high crowns Veil Hats, brimless and close fitting Veil Hats, austere or coquettish Splendid choosing from the collection, all priced $10.00 Fourth Floor Lord & Taylor BLACK SILKS [special interest attaches to this display of silks and satins, for Fashion has accorded to rich Black Silks a decided preference. For nearly a century the Black Silks sponsored by Lord & Taylor have been noted for their superb quality and ser- viceableness. Featured for Special Selling Black Dress Satins $1.95 a yard Usually $3.00 a yard Three thousand yards of rich black atin, fine in texture, lustrous in finish. Width 40 inches. The Annual Autumn Event in DRESSMAKING SUPPLIES _ | Is In Progress ' America’s cleverest dressmakers have ronounced the First Showing of the Silk ovelties for the new season a success, ‘The words of praise from those who cater to the best-dressed women of our country are gratifying indeed. The novelties shown first in The Lord & Taylor Silk Section are’certain to be the leading fashionable silks. Here are the names of some of the beautiful fabrics: yy. ~4 4 «o*-eadiil o. Nouveaute Raye Soiree Sublime Faille Fantaisie Poult de Soie Taffeta Chiffon Carreau Taffeta Taffeta Moire “La Comptesse”’ Broche et Rayure avec Pebia Gatin Black Dress Silks Broiderie Gros de Londeas The very latest weaves from the world’s ey most famcus silk makers—C. J, Bonnet Raye Fantaisie Talis Hreehe et Fils of Lyons, France. Taffeta Raye Im- Voile Raye et Carreau prime sur Chene Rich Chiffon Velvets Prices range from $1.75 to $7.soa yd. The Sale of Most Wanted Notions, Laces and Trimmings will continue throughout This Week. Grownd Floor A most comprehensive showing of these superior Black Silks in the new weaves, including:— Raye, Carreau, Poult de Soie and all the plainer staple effects—at very attractive prices. Ground Floor i he Femue of The VEIL The Veil has returned to favor and fashionable femininity will view the world through the most delicate of meshes, softly bordered or patterned with motifs in effective traceries. Chiffon Bordered Lace Veils Usually $3.00 each, $2.50 In all the newest shades and in black, one of the season's smartest novelties. Lace Veils--$2.95 to $5.95 Round or square effects in Chantilly black Autumn Novelties In NECKWEAR Quite the latest notes in Neckwear, these smart Ostrich feather Boas and soft maline Ruffs, so effectively worn with the new Tailored Suits. Ostrich Feather Ruffs $2.25 and $2.95 each In the fashionable new colors; tassel ends. Ostrich Feather Boas, $5.95 In the season’s rich new colors and in black; satin ribbon or heavy tasseled ends. re eee : | EDS) OEP OED) RED (0) ED 0 ED 0 0D (0) ED 0 GE 0D 0 ED (CO > 0 > 0) EP. CGD (0) <0 CD CD 0-( ODS 0-0 SEED ()-SED patterns; brown, navy and purple tones Maline Ruffs, $2.25 and $2.95 Autumn Importations of Veilings are Novel pleated effects in white, black, now displayed navy end purple. Ground Floor Gesund Baar penta senses amram wemcemsdpemneae: sa: > 0D 0 E> OG ED 0 D> GED (0) > OED OD