The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1915, Page 4

HOME GYMNASIUM FOR WOMEN To Preserve Health, Strength and Figure BY PAULINE FURLONG ey call tie eet ® F and healthy at once. Instantly stops sourness, heartburn, NO. 25-—-TRUNK RAISING, Tn the past lessons I {llustrated several varieties of the valuable trunk raising exercises which are Ovene ablomen and in ove and indigestion There! would not be s case of indl- > highly reoomn ming the most obstinate cases of constipation For beginners 1 advised the trunk ratsing exercise with the toes braced under a heavy piece of furniture, and afterward gw ones for advanced puptis. trouble tremendous auti-ferment and | virtue contained in Pay and the sourest, acid stomach tn | minutes, besides overvoming figomr searmeas te ew 708 te you) inly printed on ench | & EF FE i i 2 i | E i feach the insteps if posalbie. this position raise the body slowly upward, and continue backward until the growing girl, and personally owe the head and shouldore touch the My own superb health and develop- Boor in the rear, Firing the body to the eriginal position and repeat the exercise at least ten times. Hemem- fe ber te lean the body well forward, if) you are a sufferer from indigeation. | i, q Inbale when going backward and ex- bale when raising the trunk. Trunk raising | able exercise for growing girls, ft strengthens the entire abdomi- | created by nature. Dally exercias, nal regione, develope the hips and | Sven If performed but a few minutes, F A af 1] i i a i) ! i i | E a} E ij i z 2 = H = é ce i | i gE a “ a i 1 i i } i 3B 5 2 the most valu: i i i ¢ H £2]t. t i i i [ I ze Fi Hi ; ay | t i F oF i i [ F % d r th i i i rf it i 4 girls are those which eause of the great muscular strength that te required of them when they grow older. Then too the co general method of dross have done muoh to make these muscles inert and fmactive for many yeurs, and this is reason why girls should be trained early in life to practise « New York City Staten Island Your choice of field or forest, of a stately grove of oaks, beeches and maples, or a rich garden acre, that you can shape up into the compact country place of trees, its fruits and vegetable garden and chickens. and think again—for this may be your last the advantages of getting a whole acre, it at the station, close to the ocean, in the City of for as little as $1,000. As a home for the investment for the future and an insurance uncertainty of life, you owe it to yourself, gate. Only 89 of these Acres be divided between a million or so Yorkere—don’t you get left. ) $10 Down—$10 Monthly Bungalow Plots (“.2") $290, $10 Down—$5 Monthly Comme to-day or to-morrow—free railroad tickets. Baturday 1.20, 2,00, 8:00 P, M. Bunaay 10.00 A. M., 2.00, 9.00 P. M. St. George, Staten Island, Ferry from Battery. from boat to train and get tickets from our ageut, wearing yellow badge. WOOD, HARMON & CO., 261 Broadway, N. Y. Write for “owr Guarantee” that ths ts the best “buy” im all New York family, to investi Ei G2t) $1,000 (* yl PHONE BARCLAY 6500 nded for the reduction of the the All of thene were performed with the hands Glasped behind the neck, which position makes them very diMoult to perform. In to-day’s tllustration Iam show- regular course tn @ tae an entirely different ft te performed with the arms ou! stretched. Take your position on @ ify them by low stool and allow the fingers to dangerous results of tight lacing and From SHatricting the abdominal and waint clnes, much «winning, rowing, Jumpt all of (ho free hand ones shown and described. Thi will for ehand against the muscles later In life, I consider bi- eyole riding the very best exercise for naidered & part of every girl's uce their mental a# well as their ‘sical equivalents, oalth culture for girls and womed the fase 4 two-thirds of the Weight of the body, must be kept in a strong and healthy condition in urder to perform the functions for which they were will improve and tone up the entire rounds out the muscles of the | system and increase the quailty of the bones and musties, and only hy girls through those simple methods can hepa patg ts te opal you hope to attain the highest degree of physical perfection. Many times a reises and training as youns great deal, of suffering and misery boys, as the vital organs of might have been avoided late in life the body tn both sexes need the same !f the muscles had received even # fraction of the attention given to the The most important ones brain in youth affect, Monday | will begin @ week of ex- Strengthen and develop the muscles ercises for developing and Devan . the lower extremities of the body wit! around the waist and abdomen, bo- 00° reise for developing the hipe. Readers of Mise Furlong’s artt- cles are invited to write to her, in care of The Evening World, re- questing information that will aid them in following her tlustrated lessons, Letters Fram Evening World Readers Following Miss Furlong’s Lessons. MRS. A. FE. asks: “Kindly te me how | can get my hair black. It is now very dark brown and am anxious to have it black. I have tried your exercises and have lost five pounds in three weeks.” Nothing but hair dye will make the hair black and I do not advoonte the use of it. If your hair is thick and healthy you are ‘lucky and should be satisfied, | LANOLIN (Paterson, N. J.) writes: “I read your interesting lessons every evening, and as you are so good as to answer queries I take the liberty of writing one You advised the use of lanolin for the eyelashes, and the druggist said it was not used for tha purpose, Please tell me what to ask for and where I may get it. Will it hurt the eyes? What will oure « red nose?" Ask for the tmported toilet lanolin in tubes. You may get it from any large drug store in New York. It is harmless, but any foreign matter may temporarily irritate the eyes The red nose comes from either indiges- ton, highly seasoned foods, tight lac- ing, high, tight collara or alooholiem. To remove it find the cause, Drink quantities of water, eat simple, east digested foods for @ tim: to it. Physical training shouid | tion, as these accomplishments, tter of organic necessity, as| nes and muscles, which com- | Wrett A. Pemees CHAPTER L. 46 ovLD “on my eppeae te print wish and command te! x he Bh thet fatigeelt takes | that take from me the rule of bis) day, and (he a4m ro eney we { here may be @ long wo. | ont fore my gop shail reach the age of ma-| {inasmuch os it has to do with love, iatrigue and adventure 4 turity ls another, cider than himerit, the son of my foster brother | —not of royal blood, but the bastard oman ~Frederick, he is cailed. It may be within the purpose of my foster brother that that boy shall be brought up ae the king, in 1 He ie of ne royal bloud. He le net your 0 te the name able, done in bia, of your king, ret, and of@our future Michael the Seound, my son. | | By this win you shail Know your, * ruler shall these presente come to you, wel beloved. “in the name of God, amen! Mich- wel, tex.” “Kelow this menature of Michael "anid the & d voles of nd here, gentlemen, beneath tha’ her line of a which you have heard and see other in a smaller, @ very small seal of a sim- | ilar sort! Tt is the print of a human thumb—the thumb of a boy, of a baby—a baby then, a man now—who recalls that scene vaguely. And here ts the proof. Gentiemen, | recall now, it wan eny father made thin mark; but it was his great hands which took my little one and dipped my thumb In the blood which he drew from my arm, and set tt here below that name which he has written, ‘Michael the Becond.” “Gentlemen, who then is your king?” Fiven yet they could not erasp the full significance of what they heard, and again t voloe of Count Fred- erick resumed: “Gentlemen,” said he, “you have my proof. I submit my care to you and the parliament. T submit myself to the law, As for that Inw, if tt Is given me to reign, alwaya shall I support it, and always shall tt be my ambition to give to the people that liberty, that fustice which I myself have learned to love.” Btill the silence, the tense electric silence which thus far had held them all. They ood thus for one mo- ment, Then as with one common im- pulse—as though the same thought had caught them at the same in- atant, each of these men—idlers and or men of purpose and of raised his hand, There roe om the old ery: “LONG LIVE THE KING” Two were alone once more, two whom fate had so strangely cast to- gether tn such rcenes. He turned toward her now gravely and held out his hands. She placed hers in his, trembling, “You shall never go!” #ald the quiet volee of the mon who confronted her. “You shall never leave me now.” “But how? You are the king? It has been confirmed. The scripts were true—what we thought wae true.” “Tam the kine! Yes, but how shall T rule alone? You shall sit beside mea, for ‘tis you have taught me how a king should rule.” He lef her gently to the great throne of Gretrhoffen, which stood | before them now. They bowed before it. “I give you my faith, Katherine,” imply. “Do you love me?” “T do," waid he, so low he could saree catch the words. THE END. —_—_—_—————— “ MISCHIEF MAKERS” COMING TO OLYMPIC, Olymplo Theatre, beginning Monday afternoon, One of the novelties with this byrlesque company la an extended of seats. Among the members of the organization are the Aloha ‘Twins, sensational Hula-Hula dan- cers; Rich McAllister, Felix Rush, George Rrennan, Ben Rumley, Mar- ret Shannon, Ruby Lusby and abel Clark. There 1s also a chorus the morning take one-half teaspoonful bi-carbonate of soda in one-half glass of hot water, This will improve the appearance and aleo the digestion, MRB. R. 8. (Akron, O.) writes: “I | om taking the medicine to develop the bust and it makes me sick. 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