The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1915, Page 12

AUTO HITS EXPRESS TRAIN. Driver Mane Away After Car te York at a mile a minute. The auto was turned completely Weecked Againat Fiying Ragine. | ground, one side was wrecked and two Anh auto bearing @ manufacturer's | wheels torn off. warker, No. 265, which in the State rec-| The driver of the car took off the ae mnews W. Denon of Ho, Heense tags an oon as the wrecked oar 165 West ago chetpad ‘Trenton, N. J., a*| reached a garage, and disappeared. The che owner, ctashed through the gate at| police do not know his name and the Gidgeteld Park carly inst evening and garage owner seems to know nothing. Boodyanr Ralncaat Go 'Useful X masGifts FOR BOYS AND GIRLS At Special Sale Prices GIRLS’ | Bors’ Capel Be $ 57% 65) ro ay oe wntan| Coat eal poe black rubber ranteed weather: seeds struck the locomotive of « West Shore! express train travelling toward New, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, To Preserve obesity. tenths pounds termine your pounds, his welght-height factor normal, “In women the proportion of fat and RAINCOATS beautiful new 6.75 Feed GOODS PACKED IN HANDSOME HOLIDAY BOXES. eth. Soya IMITATORS. Note carefully exact locations & full name 941 Bway, N. W. Cor. 22d SL. Foes Sores 835 Brway, S. W. a ID MAIL ORDERS filled PROMPTLY. Give bust and length. SPECIAL XMAS OFFER OF ANDERSON 88-NOTE PLAYERPIANOS | waist line, keepi: the knees rigid and touching the floor with the tips of the fin; Touch first the right | pee and then the left side of the floor, This exercise twists the body and ty | Direct from the Maker} vance tH at Wholesale Prices K, anke: “W' $375. «Wickit Fok. 358 $523 « 13,75} and trunk raisin HOME GYMNASIUM FOR WOMEN Health, Strength and Figure RO RED BY PAULINE FURLONG Causes of Obesity—Heredity. It is claimed by prominent medical authorities that any weight above two and one-half pounds to the inch in stature may be considered exces- | sive, inasmuch as {it adds little or nothing to the mental or physical effi- clency, and any weight above three pounds to the inch (eniel. should be regarded as in the nature of corpulence or have taken off 70 pounds of supe Dr. Dudley A. Sargent of Harvard University says that “the best man for all-around service is one who weighs from two to two and two-fifths pounds to every inch in height, and the most capable women are those who weigh from one and eight-tenths to two and three- for each inch in height. In order to de- own factor in this particular, divide your weight in pounds by your height in inches, Thus if a man’s height is sixty-eight inches and his weight 126 lowing the exercises to the best of) ts two pounds to the inch, and he is to]reducing, the patient t# really in a bone and muscle is usuaily much | dangerous condition, even though she greater than in men, but when the/may not suffer from ay weight has reached the alarming point of nearly a hundred pounds |sive fat, and many families have a more than nature intended, as is the | tendency to take on flesh, while oth- case with ol St. James, whom Iam |ers cannot possibly do so, and when es and pains. use of exces- Heredity ts anothe: this condition exists it is very diffi- | cult to bring the person within nor- mal limits, Fortunately, with my pa- tient, Mrs, St. James, this is not the cane, as I have a photo,..i.ph taken of ber fifteen ye: ago, when she was twenty, and she is very slender, nut weighing more than 125 pounds or so, However, self-denial and persistent and regular exercise will remove su- perfluous flesh, no matter what its cause or origin. It is so much easter to start to re- duce when one reaches the danger ino of adipose tissue than after cor- pulence js established, and the only way to overcome this tendency is by a uniform reduction of all foods, es- pecially fate and carbohydrates, such as bread, potatoes, sweet oils, fat meats, rice, macaroni, cheese, dc, Always eat less than the appetite craves and drink not more than three Pints of liquids, unless you perapire very freely, —_—— Letters From Evening World Readers Following Miss Furlong’s Lessons. CONSTIPATION—MARK G. “Will you please tell me what cxsrolee you advise for constipation? I have, read your many valuable articles and letters from grateful readers who have benefited by them, but I do not know what you mean ‘oh the liver squeeze and byend hig The tri exercise is per- formed i ialeme Sour position flat on the floor with the hands clasped 1 pegged head. gp ne nod toes — r vy piece of ture an: bgeet 4 Paleo the body until you are in ® ail position. Liver squeeze is performed by bending the body at the &—MRS, PHILIP pecial exercise do you recomme: for reducing large abdomen and hips?” Body bending, bd a liver equeeze 8T—E. R. K, cent. better wince 1 ha,. taken the exercises which you are describi) 9.50 ot each day in the per. Will you ii. . Natural Skumk... 19.50] Pioage ll me if 1 should uge alooho! All Kinds | ana should I modeled | {t make any ai ‘GELLER &'SuNS of Gth Ave. how? With what kind of strokes the breast, or docs rence?” Bathe Ahe breast for twenty min- utes in a.bowl of very hot water, into which you have dissolved one-half pound of bi-carbonate of soda and 168-155-167-160 West 27th St.| one pound of epsom salts, Keep the West Oth Flosr water very Lot and use a heavy Coward Arch Support Shoe. ES a $450 2% _lecheting Bench, Cover and 12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Selection. ON CONVENIENT TERMS Delivered to Your Home on First Payment. E member of your family can play the Anderson with expression, B 60 simple of operation that a child can play it with ease. No more silent rings the whole world of music to your home. Can be used as piano, of course. Anderson Upright Pianos, $250 and $300 Pay $10 now, next payment in January four old piano in part payment. [Upon request a representative will call, Antesns ee Evenings 288 Livingston Street yy Opp. Keoney's Theatre Foot troubles usually begin foot troubles. James Mail Ordere Filled WATCH YOUR CHILD'S FEET Saugiag ankle and arch property suypemed by Coward should see that her child wears proper shoes. The Coward Shoe for children trains the child’s feet to be natural, healthy and symmetrical. helpful support to the arch and ankle and prevents Sold Nowhere Else 964-274 Greenwich Street, New York [Near Warren Street) acting ankle and arch without support of the Coward Arch Support Shee, hoe begin young. Every mother It gives S. Coward asks: |day in his late home, No, 2699 Bed~ 1916. towel. After the pores are onenea | rub in stronf spirits of camphor. | Just apply it with the hands, as it is not necessary to massage the large breast. Have the camphor spirits very atrong. This will surely reduce the jarge breast. The mixture should | be made fresh every day. TO REDUCE WEIGHT.—Mrs. B. J. writes: “Is it possible to reduce to 160 pounds? 1 did weigh 250 and have reduced to 180 by dieting, I think thy | treatment is perfectly wonderful, and | 1 did not starve myself, either. Please | tell me if coffee with cream in it, | taken five or #ix times a day, will then, make me stay fat if | am strict on everything else, coffee habit? week at a tim It is powssth any weight matter of will-power a me self | Tam sure you possess both hese essentials or else you could n How can | break the 1 can live on it for a 1 ta reduce to its only a jfiuous flesh by diet alone. I would advise you to exercise also or else you Will notice a difference in your health will not mn, Any liquide will help to make fat, and the use of cream In your coffee each day. Will certainly keep you fat, Use will- {power to overcome the coffee habit. FAT ON SHOULDER BLADES— SYLVIA H. writes: “Have been fol-| Tes at the Theatre Francais. ach Sache tat Se Bataan my ability and have lost twenty-six day afternoon for the patronesses of the pounds in two months, I now weigh jheatre Krancals. | Mme, An 165, and I did weigh 190 pounds. 1) (yrrrick we have you to thank for this great re-| (he patron duction and improvement in health} lery, Mme. Yvonne {the toa_{able. s were Mra, Otto TICKET ISSUED TWENTY-NINE and still good, presented by passenger going from Kansas City to Gallatin, Mo., on Wabash, who explained he was arrested after buying ticket and had since been in prison. Ley < ‘Stas oft Roland Kn DOG MASCOT of the White Plains Fire Department was buried in child's coffin, with 200 mourners, and will have marble monument, COLORADO “WETS” are doing thelr Xmas shop- ping early, as State will be “dry” after Jan, 1 and there in $3,600,000 worth of wet goods to be disposed of before LILLIAN RUSSELLS beauty aleep on train enter- ing St, Paul at noon caused engine bell to be muffled, brakes to be atilled, exhaust softened, and passengers to walk noiselessly and speak in subdued tones. e WHIPPING POST FOR WIFE BEATERS revived at Rockville, Md., after fifty years, IN MAKING TIIIS NOISELESS TOWN police now -I'must report flat wheels on trolley cara, Mrs. Bumner and appearance, No matter\how hard I try I cannot get the fat‘from my shoulder blades, Can you teil me how? I touch the floor without bend- | ing my knees, do squatting, trunk twisting, swimming exercises, &e,, for |ffteen minutes each night. Am I’ go- ing about it right? I'll admit I do eat a little candy, Is this fattening?” Practice the arm exercises with the dumb bells and massage the flesh in the back with a roiling pin, or have it done for you. Wear the corset much looser, as this is pushing the fat up to the shoulders and compelling {t to form in bunches on them, Yes, the candy ia fattening. | DRY BRITTLE LE HAIR—HARRIET M, writes: ‘I have been a constant follower of your most valuable exer- cises and cannot find words to tell you how much I have ben benefited by them. At the time I commenced to follow them I weighed 185 pounds and now I weigh 160, and I intend to keep up the work and take off twenty pounds more. What can I do for dry, brittle hair?” Shampo the hair with pure castile soap shaved and melted in hot water. After washing out all traces of the suds, dry well and use a small quan- tity of Hauid vaseline on the finger tipe as a massage for the scalp, Brush the hair with a clean stiff brush, to distribute the ofl and give the dry hair a natural gloss. —<»——— Ratlroad Builder Feneral services for Cl son Griggs, Civil War veteran and) butlder of rattroads, were held yester- 125th bog illustrated, ai PiPhuncy white case”, $19.98 in fanay Disek cue $24.98 Military Set, 3 pieces, $3. 98 in fancy white case.. Ivory Lipane Toilet Set, {2 jieces, in fancy White cases.....--+- $10.98 Florentine Shell Puff Boxes and ie alee . $1.59 each..... ford Pate ye. Flathush. Interment fol+ kite et Cemetery, Mr. ety -' 4.49 years old. ite Lp Er’ road wal ra $8. Witter bilt for A Cheery and Most Inviting Christmas Store Xmas Gifts in Engraved Toilet-Articles BEER kd From now until December 20th we will engrave without charge, in any style monogram or initial goods purchased in this department. 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The Most Extensive Preparations Were Made for This Christmas Our stocks of Victrolas are thoroughly repre- sentative and ample enough to meet any demand, Our stocks of Victor Records are doubtless the largest in this country. You can come here and make your selections in a comfortable and leisurely manner. The Victor Record Demonstrating Rooms are sound-proof and well ventilated. An increased staff of experts is at your service, Convenient Payment Terms and Quick Deliveries Enjoy your Christmas with a Victrola from GIMBELS. 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