The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1915, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, If Troubled With Bad shoes with a broad low heel. SORE CORN—A man reader asks: HOME GYMNASIUM “What ca I do for Tr oneith C h T P. aha? head ewe es] Cough Try Parmint FOR WOMEN it always comes back, The toe is red " a inflamed and gives me continuoue yrup an ‘ustar Hard corns are very deep rooted ard ible to remove, If the and free from Pp the Inflammation BY PAULINE FURLONG Foot Bath Says These Old Fashtoned Remedies Will Stop Worst Cough, in out yellow beos- 4 We are told the old-time remedies are line with eat an aniy conta 4 massage it Into the hard | Sett end Invacatly oan th bathing the feet in very | oo en mintites and parlag | ¢ eure with a soreness wi | the followin inflammation: ‘Th Cause of the Obese Abdomen. The obese abdomen is caused by too much food and a weakening of te abdominal walls through lack of exercise and requires persistent and | wax, mutton tallow or va ) regular exercise, will power and some self-denial bel iy of remove it and bring the health and figure back to nor- ‘ } mal conditions, In the past series I explained that the exercises for | : 4 the muscles of the trunk were most important at all! tened over the yo with y used to-day, Thin (his old-fashioned recipe will be mato bee he present ° times, for any and all conditions, as the vital organs | lesive plaster Wear, h granulated | within must receive some attention to keep them in| "" me Seo a. jaition take a hot foot good working order, 60 that they can perform the im-| PALE CHEEKS Mabel writes: iH portant duties intended for them by nature. MOM IRE aro Pree tebran couture When trunk exercises are not indulged in regularly |{yR ine iron NES for an anemic the muscles in the immediate region shrink and be-! A pure and harmless saive rouge te come soft and flabby, and the superfluous fat, whien | Mie in the following manner: Melt cocoa butter and a little almond ofl inert tissue, naturally Ee and settles at the point of least| (sweet) over Juke warm water, and sees ence. oat, hae) y for the hom | de up and kept in every household | he winter months, There te noth. TUESDAY, after removing from the heat whip ing better, —Advt, The muscles of the arms and legs) weak ankles practice toe rata: hard and add enough of pure pow- foot dered carmine to color the desired | —=e—emeemem see, @re naturally brought int» play |circling and wear common ser WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS many times each day in our regular = — “4 BONWIT TELLER &,CO. The Specially Shop oS Onginationo to keep them suple and shapely. FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Many dangerous conditions arise Mhrough a weakening of the ad- dominal walls, as when this condl- tion is permited to exist, the im-| Portant organs, such os the heart lungs, liver and kidneys are thrown out of their rightful positions and! either hang loosely and unsupported or are crowded together wholly in- capable of properly performing their duties, thus throwing the entire*del!- cate machinery of the system out of wear. Indigestion, con Ditation, iver a are often the di ing of the vital or ing of the abdomin walla. To-morrow | will report progress in| my work of reducing Mrs, A. St.| James, the 210 pound woman whose figure | am improving by @ four, weeks’ course of diet and exercise. WANTS WEIGHT—Mrs. J. 0. | writes: “My husband ts 6 feet 11 inches tal! and weighs 200 pounds, Is ation, heart pal- Will Close Out To-Morrow (Wednesday) muscles and About Two Hundred & Ten Women’s & Misses’ Tailleur Suits The Majority Are Fur Trimmed Second Floor Women’s Dept. Misses’ Dept.—Third Floor Hane cure dandruff?" Yes, your husband is many pounds too heavy and can easily reduce to mermal if he will follow the course which starts Monday, Dec. 6 in the waper, Vichy and Kissingen waters will reduce one about two p ry each week and are harmless. Liquid vaseline will overcome dry condition of the scalp and dry dandruff, if mas- saged into the scalp for five minutes each night. TOO HEAVY—Mrs. 5. 1. asks “Will you please tell me if I heavy? Iam 6 pounds, You are thirty pounds too heavy STATIONARY RUNNING —\ G, M. C.D. writes: Tam read health course with great in ‘Want you to tell me how stationary running tn the and ia it thy . ? 1 try t not the tin he too heavy? Can he reduce some) SIZES 34 TO 44 . SIZES 14 TO 18 | and how? Do you advise Vichy and | @ Kissingen waters? Will liquid vase- | | 18.50 Formerly up to 45.00 . | .isses’ Suits has been taken from the regular stock and represents some of the season's most desirable models, in Gabardine and Broadcloth in the favored shadings. Also of Wool This collection of Women’s and some suits Velour in misses’ sizes. too tall and wetgh 13 No Approvals No Exchanges as pr walk cach day but Stationary running 4: ning without mov in which you start if practised in thi poreh or ahy open ed advantage of filling purer oxygen than could "be indgors. When you have practised t exefoise ten minus you hive wn two miles. ° of THIN SKIN— “Wl you tell me what an nd anide Tho p condition akin with W. L. DOUCLAS SHOES wo'ntwa bors —< ade Upholstered Furniture “4.7, 2°72" of 8 lead nfactnrer ant cont Coarhie "ata Tears Ate brary 91 plate and Library Rocker Reg. Price 815, 10.89 ro water Genuine Leather Rockers Keg. Vrice 823 Genuine Leather .- Arm Chair \\j Liver and Bowels Right. | Always Feel Fine There’s one right wey | to spony tone goths liver a 8 re; Carters L Little Liver Pills never , fail, Millions will » testify that there - tenothing 10 { for billous- mess, Indigestion, headache or sallow, pimply skin, Purely vegetable. ., Small Pill - Small Dose - Small Price 4 INE it bear signat: GENUINE must r signature SINGLE ara 5 STAMPS 3 Afternoons § ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM $5 to $5,000_ ON SMALL WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENT: SMALL ACCOUNTS ESPECIALLY SOLICITEL Ng cin = 3 Compy AVE. “3 WE HAVE ONLY TWO STORES [a ea DOUBLE hd] STAMPS Mornings 144-146 WEST Between 7th and Lenox Aves, OEMBER 7, 1915. Altman & Cn. FIFTH AVENUE-MADISON AVENUE Thirty-fourth Street NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street Special Sales of Women’s Marvex Gloves Betalph Silk Hosiery and Balta Evening Slippers have been prepared for to-morrow (Wednesday), affording a favorable occasion to acquire these celebrated dress essentials at prices which present unequalled values. The offerings will consist of Marvex Gloves (glace) in black, tan, gray and white: Three Clasp per pair . ( ‘ . ‘ $1.6 One-clasp, pique sewn, per pair . . . . . ‘ Mousquetaire, eight-button len per pair ° . . . . & Mousauetaire, twelve-button length, per pair . . ’ . ° - $2.50 Mousquetaire, sixteen-button length per pair . . . . . - $2.85 Also Mousquetaire, twenty-button length, in black, light tan and white, 54.00 per pair . : . . . ° Hand-smocked Dresses FOR LITTLE CHILDREN will be on special sale to-morrow in a fascin- ating group, comprising styles of daintiness and distinction. The price advantages will be found decidedly worth while. Semi-Empire Models of fine lawn (sizes | to 4 years) ‘ . . . - « $1.65 Waist Models of sheer voile (sizes 2 to 5 years) ‘ . ‘ 2 . - $2.90 Empire Models of ! lis with dotted design (sizes 2 to 5 years) $3.50 Attractive Aprons An opportune Sale arranged for Wednesday will be held in the Department on the Second Floor, at the very reasonable prices quoted: Tea Aprons, trimmed with embroidery, 28c. & 50c. cy Aprons, trimmed with embroidery; with straps or bibs and straps, 50c., 65c., 85c., $1.10 Novelty Aprons, in princess style, . 85c., $1.10, al . . . at . . . . A Sale of Men’s & Women’s Handkerchiefs to be held om Wednesday will comprise interesting assortments, particularly appro- priate for gifts. The prices are unusually attractive: MEN’S LINEN initialed : . Plain, hemstitched, doz., 52.50, 3.50 & 4.85 With tape border ’ - per dozer 2.00 Men’s fancy colo siik Ha 1 per dozen . ° ‘ : : . $3.00 WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCH Imitialed . . per dozen $1.5( Plain, Hemstite HANDKERCHIEFS per dozen $2.35 & 2.50 x 1.90 i & 1.85 shed, per doz. $1.35 hems hed, with per box of six . : A fered corner, $1.10 & 2.10 oped edge and fancy corner : . 4 . each With princess lace ( folder each . ° . . . . dec. Women’s Betalph Silk Hosiery of lustrous qualities. Women’s Betalph Silk Hose, medium weight; in black only . ; + per pair $1.35 Women’s Betaiph Silk Hose, of a superior quality; in black only . per pair $1.95 Women’s Balta Hand-made Evening Slippers of patent or bronze kidskin, at the excep- tionally special price of . per pair $4.75 These attractive Slippers are made of caree fully selected materials, and the Balta last has been particularly commended for its graceful lines and arch. An Exceptional Sale of Silk Umbrellas has been arranged for to-morrow. Superior qualities and unusually smart and attractive mountings may be obtained at interesting concessions in price. Women's Taffeta Silk Umbrellas, mounted with handsome sterling silver handles, in etched or engraved designs . at $4.85 Taffeta Silk Umbrelias (styles for men and women) will be offered in a number of attractive mountings, including those decide edly movel in design. . . at $3.00 A Sale of Men’s Furnishings has been arranged for to-morrow, and will afford very exceptional values in Silk Shirts, Neckwear and Knitted Silk Dress Scarfs, at prices considerably lower than those usually asked for similar qualities. Negligee Shirts of heavy Habutai silk, !n an extensive variety of mew and smart patterns and colors; also in all white . - $4.65 \egligee Shirts of a fine quality crepe de Chine, in a large assortment of handsome patterns; also im all white ‘ - $5.85 ‘our-in-hand Scarfs, im attractive designs and colors . ‘ : ( ; at 05¢, Six for $3.60 ‘our-in-hand Scarfs, in am extensive assort- t of movel designs and colors, at 95c. Six for $5.25 Four-inshand Scarfs of rich silks, in a large variety of designs and color effects, at $1.20 Six for $6.75 Four-inshand Scarfs of unusually rich silks, in a diversity of effective designs and color combinations . ny ip at $1.65 Six for $9.50 itted Silk Dress Scarfs (Imported) Men’s Kni will also be om sale at the same time. These Scarfs, in white or gray, are all silk, elastic knit, double but light ir weight; exceptione ally priced. . «© © © at $5.75 “