The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1916, Page 6

THE ONLY. STEAM-COOKED OATMEAL Copyright 1916, The Aeolian Co.) THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1916. ORDER TO SWEDISH SHIPS The Stockholm Sent From Kirkwall to Liverpool to Discharge Part of Cargo That Was Seized Maritime circles were mystified tv day by the action of the British Ad- | miralty in ordering the Swedish steamship Stockholm which sailed from here for Gothenburg on Jan, 3 |to proceed from Kirkwall to Liver- pool, forcing the vessel to retra more than 500 miles of her voyage, \for the purpose of discharging 587 tons of cargo, The Stockholm ar- rived at Liverpool yesterday When the Stockholm sailed from here with a large cargo, including a quantity of provisions, it wan stated the vessel would stop at Kirkwall | British authorities who examined the Jeargo selzed a considerable portion of the provisions. The steamer's local agents, Netlsen & Lunbeck, have not received any Information concerning the reason for the order sending the ship to Liver- pool. WAR IN DIVISION STREET. Fifty More Sales Clerks Join the Ranks of the Strikers There, The strike of the Division Street sales clerks was augmented thie morni yhen fifty more Joined the ranks f as the mer. ined not @ of the n. he United Hebrew Trades has taken up the cudgele for the strikers and a Uireat made to-day that the Cloak- Takers’ Union would be called out next Monday, There are 1,600 men and wom- en jn this union and all are employed in Division Street shops. TOMORROW AT NEW YORK .29 West 4and St. AEOLIAN HALL Al Complete Player Outfit Aeolian Player-Piano BEAUTIFUL MUSIC CABINET $10 WORTH OF MUSIC ROLLS Placed in Your Home Jor a First Payment of 10 PRICE OF OUTFIT $420 HAT a delightful addition to your home this player outfit would be—music with all its beauty and happiness for the entire family; a new knowledge of music for the elders, a real musical education for the children. Tomorrow, a down payment as low as $10 secures one of these fine Aeolian Player-Pianos, with complete outfit of cabinet, music rolls and bench, for imme- diate delivery. The player-piano itself is a remarkable value. It is of our own manufacture, and the guarantee of this com- pany—largest makers of musical instruments in the world—stands unqualifiedly behind it. A greater assurance of fine musical quality you could not ask, For playing by hand, the perfect action and beautiful, large-volumed tone make these in- Come to Aealian Hall tomorrow—see and try these fine players—discover for . yourself the very high quality of every item of the outfit. remember, are on display at both our New York and Brooklyn Stores struments all that could be desired. pianos, it is only necessary to they are Aeolian-built, quality player-pianos. Aeolian improvements and special devices make this instrument in rapability equal to most instruments offered elsewhere at much higher prices The Music-Roll Cabinet is h ished to match the player, and of harmonious design. The Aeolian Ha teed perfect by this company. These complete outfits tomorrow will cost less than you might pay elsewhere for a player-piano alone, perhaps of inferior or unknown make, And you have the security of dealing with The Aeolian Company, the world's house, | tal out at For The Aeolian Com- pany admittedly leads the world in building | | « 8, é andsomely fin- It is well constructed music rolls you personally select from the great libraries here at | 1. Every roll is made and guaran- The instruments | STEAMSHIP IN DISTRESS; Diet and Exercise Course Aleak—Norwegian Ship Found Afire and Deserted. HALIFAX, N. 8. Jan, 20.—A wire less message recelved here reporta the British steamship Pollentia, 1,412 tons, leaking and in distress. Her position is given as latitude 46 degrees and 42 minutes north and longitude 35 de grees and 4 minutes weat, York to Genoa, has received the dis- tress call of the Pollentia and t# go nee. ' Jing to her as The British steamer Pentstone, ar- during the night in a vain eearch for | lifeboats. Soon after daylight, the officers | aaid, they made out the burning craft to ‘a sailing ship which had a Norwegian fing painted on her star- board side. ————— HID LOOT UNDER BOILER. Four diamond rings and a gold wateh, 00, were pulled by detectives the boller in the basement No. 57 Woat nth Street to- were guided by ixteon-yonr-old . vy by BF. at Fawhth Aves from under of the apartment ho One Hundred and F day The d A Micucel, a |eripple employed as cuve W. Wehrman at No. 2 pue, who confersed that while delly ing groceries at the flat of Dr. A lander Villa at No. 19 West One Hu Gred and Wighth Street yesterday, he atole the Jewelry. | Micucct” suffers with epinal trouble and wears a brace. He sald the wearing out and he needed a so he stole. He waa he Police Court in $2,000 bail BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Ave, As Player- remember that actual musical leading music \ SHIP 1S BURNED AT SEA Halifax Gets Word Pollentia 1s ‘The steamship Giuseppe Verdi, New riving from Havre to-day, reported having sighted on tho night of Jan. 2 | w vessel on fire at latitude 47,08, north }Iongitude 28.16 weet. The Penistone steamed around the burning ship For Women to Reduce In Weight and Figure In Twenty-Four Daily Lessons Miss Furlong Presents to Her Readers the System of Diet and Exercise by Which She Recently Reduced the Weight of @ 210-1b. \/oman 23 Ibs. in Four Weeks. THEN Raise THE Bopy TO A, SITTING POSITION: LIE YVRPON THE FLOOR. PLACE THE HANDS BELLOW MWe H AND THe weer UNDER Ad OF EA ye Ee FURNITURE, | TRUNK RAISING EXERCISE, ILLUSTRATED. | LESSON NO. 10—Trunk Raising, to Reduce Large Abdomen. | Back numbers of these lessons may. be odtained by sending a Bent) stamp to Miss Furlong for each lesson desired. Readers are invited to weigh eight pounds and often more. Breath deeply during your walks and walk briskly. WRINKLED NECK—MRS. HAR- RY W. asi “Can you tell me what j to do for skin on my neck which re- sembles goose flesh? I have massaged with cold cream but get no results. T have beon taking the hot lemon wa- ter and feel better for it.” Massage the lines contrary to them and in small circles, with the tips of the fingers dipped in cold cream. The wrubber neck band would improve this and bleach the neck also, RED HANDS—B, M. oaks: “Will you please tell a number of your in- terested readers what causes red, l}rough-looking hands and what will | overcome this condition?” r Red hands are caused by indiges tion, tight collars and corsets, insut~ | fictent drying and exposure. You muat remove the eause to show any im- provement. Wear gloves when in the street and rub the hands with glycer- ine at night. WANTS WEIGHT—MRS. K. L. P. jasks: “Wil you please tell me what T |should weigh? I am five feet three jand weigh 186.” | You should not weigh more than }120 pounds, SEASICK VOYAGERS DINE. Five on Thetr Rronx Gridiron Clab Ht | Yenturesome Memb: Home-Coming. ‘The Gridiron Club of the Bronx held “gurprise” dinner at the Criterion res- ta correspond with Miss Furlong, who will reply through the columns of The|taurant last night for Dre. Thomas H. Evening World, She does not print correspondents’ full names. | By Pauline Furlong. SE | ‘The trunk raising exercise will ing the muscles are usually a trifle 6 stiff and at night the exercises @ illustrated to-day, as it {9 the/stimuinte the cliroulation ana ie. next in Ine with the mat exercises, |quentiy prevent some persons. from sleeping. oweenjeemnanis Letters From Readers Who Are Following the Course. have al- ready been shown, Thia movement is the most beneficial of all of the en- ure series of floor exercises, for those who desire to reduce ‘ne: the large stom- PAUUNE FURLONG. ach and high ab- domen, It is more than this, for it strengthens the important abdoml- nal muscles and stimulates many vital organs. Constant dally prac- tiee of this exercise will positively cure the most obstinate case of con- stipation and for this reason should be learned and practised by all who (have but a few minutes a day to spare for health's sake. | TO-NAY'S EXERCISE. } L4e fiat on the floor or bed (the bed | is hest for this exercise, as it is a firm surface, which will not “give” and} allow the back to curve), keep the! hands clasped behind the neck, calves | and heels together and resting firmly |on the floor, The toes should be held junder the edge of a heavy plece of furniture to keep the legs down to the floor, Now slowly and evenly bring the body to a sitting position, Do | Pot come up with a jerk, as the move- which THIN DIET—¥. M. J. anke: “What foods do you recommend for thin people and how can I remove the hol- lows from, and fill out, my chest?” Ail cereals, milk, cream, raw exes, cocoa, malted + Grapes, bananas and in fact everything but acids. Chest raising exercises will fll out the and fatten the upper arms. WANTS WEIGHT. asks: “Will you pl should weigh? tall a LILLIAN K. BE. #¢ tell me what I Tam 6 feet ¥ inches 200 pounds. I ch da am glad to say I have already lost pounds and just started the course, You could welgh 175 and not be too weur bare feet, ments without cors should be taken and the weight nude, as clothes | |ment of the upper part of the body| should be easy and deliberate, Res | peat this exercise not more than| three times, 4f you are a beginner| at it. TO-DAY'S MENU. Luncheon—Stewed prunes, poached eggs on gluten or other toast and black tea or coffee. Dinner—Roast lamb, mashed tur- nips, cold slaw, baked apples and gluten muffins. |HEALTH AND REDUCTION AIDS. Many readers have asked me about the hot lemon water, how it is made |and why it should be taken, so I will | tell you why I suggest it, Hot water |in the morning clears the mucus from |the Uning of the stomach and aids digestion. It also acts as a stimulant and warms the body. The juice of half a lemon i# advised in the hot water because it stimulates the ac- tion of the sluggish liver, clears the sallow skin and purifies the mouth and breath, I do not advise taking more than the juice of half a lemon a day. While the hot bath at night Js an sid in reducing it is not a necessity, and those who are not in position to | take same should use the bot Turk- |ish towels wrapped around the parts| for ten minutes at a time and follow this with a rub with strong camphor solrits, This treatment will reduce tho large breast and hips, Stand in a | single-breasted models, of Regular Values up very hot bathroom while you use the | hot towels and wrap up in a warm finish the rub, Otherwise you may contract a severe cold, as all of the pores are opened by the hot water, earnest hope that all of who are following the 6 taking an afternoon walk thing deeply meanwhile, It is t necessary to practise all of the ex- clses which bave been shown each y, as these were given for begin- 4 who were not able to perform diMfcult movements, Exer- ald _be practised at least ten ch day, even if only sev-| minutes practice 1s indulged atime, The middle of the after n is the most desirable time o through the exercises, but an: venient time will answer if you a y at this time. 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