The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1916, Page 5

iI U. $. FLYER UP 9,600 FEET. Sete New World's Al- #1 Killed in Mine Fire. BUTTE, Mont, 16.—Twenty-one has 1000 sheets to the roll printed on the label. That's @ definite quantity tee. Tt’s easy to make sheets look as large as 1000 sheets —that’s the kind you usually get at bargain sales of 8, 10 or 12 rolls for a quarter. “* It’s the Counted Sheete that Count’ ScotTissue is soft, white and absorbent. 10c a roll. Sani-Tissue Toilet Paper. The balsam treatment makes it soft and clothlike. 2500 sheets in carton of 3 rolls, 25c. Ask your dealer. SCOTT PAPER CO. oper Mahere of absorbent ScotTissue Towele 22-Karet rider Work wi nian muy interest you} ‘DR. FING 215 W. 42d St., Sa: * fa tg Lorie 10 Kenmare St EY YOUR BARGAINS A’ LARGEST “Vrite or phone and ti) wari ARTISTIC ‘UPHOLSTERY co. 110 W. 34th St. "| wtrain, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, Diet and Exercise Course | For Women to Improve Figure and Gain Weight}: TO-DAY'S EXERCISES, ILLUSTRATED. Back numbers of these lessons may be obtained by sending @ Scent stamp to Miss Furlong for each lesson desired. Readers are invited to correspond with Miss Furlong, who will reply through the columne of The | Evening World, She docs not print correspondents’ full names. By Pauline Furlong. In recent articles I have explained just why increased physical activity will cause one to both lose and gain weight, because exercises stimu- late the circula- tion, increase the desire for food, break down the wornout tissues and aid the body in its important work of renewing them with new and healthy ma terlal for its upkeep. When the circulation of the blood 1s Increased the muscles, which feed on the blood, get a more liberal sup- ply than would be fed to them if the blood remained sluggish and slow moving. A few months’ dally exer- cise will prove this to even the most sceptical, as the shrunken and weak |muscles will gradually become strong and firm and show a decided “ghana fietoatt tel thy uch “more interesting and also of overgrown and unsightly muscles] 11) considerably to the good results {appearing on a woman, for nature|of their movements. Exercises con jProvides for this by causing them to| tract and relax the muscles tnd, os stop increasing in size after they are sufficiently developed. d ohetween them, any ex I am showing you another entirely position and then Living the body back to the front turn to the left side in the same man- ner, bringing the arms far to thi back again. After returning to t froat and original position repeat t! exercise, turning to each side at least six times. Take the movements slow- ly and deliberately and breathe evenly and deeply meanwhile. The breath- are most important for an. Do not attempt to bring the arms backward until the upper body has been turned as far to each side as possible. This ts a splendid oxercise for those who are troubled with indigestion and consti- pation as it churns and twists the stomach and visceral system, pressing onward the collection of the intestinal matter, TO-DAY’S MENUS. ~ Glass of hot water before break- cream, cocoa and graham Luncheon—Cream of celery soup, rice pudding, glass milk. Dinner—Roast jamb and green peas, baked sliced Spanish onion on French dressing; stewed fruit. HEALTH AND DEVELOPING AIDS. It 1s well worth any woman's time to take a few moments each day and t to understanding the physi- ction of exercises, as an in to, lettuce, physical exertion naturally tendy to stimulaty the action of all the import- ant organs of the entire system. new exercise to-day, beneficial to the abdominal muscles, chest and Letters From Readers. shoulders. BROAD, FAT FEET AND LARGE TO-DAY'S EXERCISE. ANKLES—N. K. writes: “Will you be Take the feet] ood enough to tell ine what will re- about two'v ratioulders |;oObr ems trom tev tvel [608 16589 \nd head well up, arms outstretched|” feel and toe raising may help re- and at right angles with the body.| duce the fat foot and large ankle. Always wear high shoes and kee the ankle laced in. Heavy massag: may reduce the fat on the feet. After you have brought the] | JANUARY EXERCISES—MRS. J. chest and upper body to the right side} F. writes: “Kindly et, me know, the g the paokerard 1) the | exerelses you gave before Jan. 31. bring the arms backward until the} hive that one and want to know fingers nearly touch in the back. Slowly bring the arms to the original Keep the fee: pointed to the front jand twist tho body as far to the right side as you can possibly turn without Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fitth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Will Close Out—Thursday Wornen’s Fur Coats and Furs At L .arge Price Reductions Newest models in all fashionable furs Hudson Seal Coats Ripple model, Shunk, Beaver ov K Heretofore $150, Hudson Seal Coats Full flare model, border of Skuik Fur. Heretofore Hudson Seal Coats Coin collar, cutt Skunk, or without border. Heretofore $195. Hudson Sea! Coats Several models trimmed with Skunk, Fox or Kolinsky. Heretofore $235, trimmed with amer, collar and $175, and borde: Caracul Coats Fine quality skins, Kolinsky or Taupe Fox trimmed. Heretofore $225.00 Baby Caracul Coats Fine ovality Skins; collar, cuffe, bord cr of Taupe Fox or’ Lynx. Heretofore $325.00 Persian Lamb Coats Of well matched skins; flare model; chin collar and cuffs, Heretofore $295.00 Hudson Seal Coats Flare model, collar and border f Skunk Black L: ¥ ee Keretofore $275.00 195.00 85.00 165.00 00 115.00 225.00 00 Of o 135.00 195.00 175.00 00 Will Close Out Thursday Fur Muffs, Scarfs and Sets Fur Muffs 1.50 12.50 14.00 19.00 18.00 25.00 29.50 Gray Fox Sets Herctofore $21 Heretofore $59.50 Brown Fox Sets Heretofore $69.50 Heretofore $14. Heretofore $18. 50 Heretofore $29. Heretofore $29, Heretofore $42. Heretofore $45, Fur Scarfs Heretofore $14.50 7.50 Heretofore $10.50 6.50 Heretofore $13.50 8.00 Heretofore $17.50 9.00 Heretofore $17.50 9.00 Heretofore $42.50 25.00 Heretofore $39.50 20.00 Dyed Blue Fox Sets ” Heretofore $110.00 65.00 Badger or Blue Lynx Sets . Heretofore $0. 50 35.00 Natural Raccoon Hudson Seal Beaver Mole Skunk Black Fox Fitch 50 50 50 50 50 00 35.00 42.00 ing| LESSON NO. 9—Developing Shoulders, Chest and Abdomi- ps nal Muscles. ag Relax for a tow seconds and then/| other medicines, fast —Breakfast—Sliced banana and|% bread. |) t knowledge of them makes| th of January was! |Fi devoted. to the obesity ot twenty-four lessons, which “courained illustrated exercises, dict and health and reduction aids for four weeks. You may obtain any or all of these back numbers by sending two cents for each paper you desire. REDUCING “QUERIES —F. B writes: “l am very much interested in your reduction course lessons as they are just what I have been want- ing for a long time. I can do most of the exercises, including trunk mr with my toes braced. I take lemon water and am following the diet. 1am quite pleased with my reduction in measurements and have lost % inch in neck, 2% inches in chest, 2% inches in waist, 3 inches in hips, 2 inches in thighs and 1 inch In calf and ankle, upper arm % inch, forearm % inch. T have not lost in weight, however. Is this all right and will I do so? I feel so much lighter and more comfortable. I am 6 feet 4 and weigh 186 pounds. What should LI weigh? I have been advised by two doctors to take thyroid gland tablets. Would you advise them? What de- gree of heat should the hot baths be? How long should I remain in them? Are sweet Py atoee, fattening and is graham bread al T am pleased to note the change for the better in your measurements. You should weigh not more than 180 pounds. I never advise the use of Pos, as I am not @ physician. do know that if you stick to the reduce weight without any tablets or Take the baths as obesity diet and exercises you will) and measure? [ am 6 feet ™% dark red oxide be better to use to lighten Tine %, hair?” welgh an inohes tall and weigh 190 Bust 46, 32, hips 41, thi calf 16%, an 8, forearm 10, wriet * do to reduce the fat on shouldere and the need and hea’ shoulder blades, with a rolling pin (have some one else do thie for you), will reduce shoulders. Hot Me 4 ‘4 duce the large welgh not more than isd, walst 97.1, hips 40, thighs 23.4, cal 145, ankie 8.5, forearm 10.2, wrist 6.8, TO REDDEN THE HAIR—CATH- BRINE O. K. aske: How much henna powder shall I purchase to redden the hair? Does it make it) oa hot as you can comfortably stand them. Remain in at least five min- utes. Eeat gluten bread. Graham bread and all dark ones are permitted in the diet and are more nourishing than white breads. Sweet potatoes are fattening, You will soon notice & reduction in weight. Many lose in measurements and not in weight and the reverse condition also often hap- pens, Ay oly Md MEASUREMENTS—aRa, 8. A. H. asks: “Will you please tell me Mhrougl the paper what I should Rich wines and delightful deli- cacies for the table are to be found in abundance exes, finest potatoes and Ma Perfection Mayoun e, in which cured and cooked with the great- est care Pork Roulad, 1b., 37¢-—Made of “Ementhal” 48c—Rich and of piquant flavor. Brick Cheese, special, Ib., 22e— Mild, creamy and of fine quality, Genuine Smoked White Fish, Ib., 21e--Rich and of very fine Swiss Cheese, 1b, flavor; an excellent breakfast dish. raisins, citron, walnuts, and the Macy's Delicious Almond Filled Coffee Rings (Kaffee Krauts) — German style, iarge size. Very special at Ic each, wholesomeness, Ginger Al Brut Ivison—Good body, erous wine. Macy's Usual Price Gallon, 82.36 Bottle, 66 Ve old. 6.24 ul. $1.34 bot Usual Price Now Old Tawney— Medium bodied, clear, rich wine. Gallon, $4.12 $3.82 Bottle, 9 88 London, England. price $3.34 gal., 7c bot Real American Cocktails Made Europe... 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Made of the best Virgi peanuts; nourishing and pal able; packed in sanitary grease- proof paper cups Baked le each. Macy's Pies—targe size, 27c each. Apple, peach, pineapple, lemon, cocoanut, custard, pump- kin, ete, purest spices. in spec if from whole wheat flour ¢ bottle; | 3 El Resusitado—very old, soft, 4) gi rich wine. et eI Macy's Usual Price Mew TB 1 Gallon, 86.36 5.94 Pe Ey Bottle, Blaz 1.28 oy } i | val Sale a. Dead UE 86,89 gal., $1.51 bot. Usual Price Now Rare Old Reserve—Very old, fruity wine. Soft and rich, 5, i Gallon, 86.16 Bottle 81,36 of the best ingredients and of Sig OXI OXI TOXS TOS TOXLIG HONE DOE OVEIG UO TIOLS $19.44; Case of one dozen bottles, Vloor, 35th St. &- Ea Yavit (av fax /avi/evl (ax rex rex reVNrar"ivev" ext revirevtvavin FEBRUARY 16, 1926, several ounces of powder and mix it Ry a Hay) with t hot water. on wil make the shade depends on ‘ey hing, creat, eee eT ae Ma d ‘heavy wassage on the oxide of hyd England faces the possibility of having to dilute her whiskey with 50 per cent. of water. cout of real tan, Young “Davy |i nail-bearing stand, and modern improvements. A complete set of 18 ° Copperfield,” Dickens’ pet child; | tachments for hemming, tucking, ete, “Rob Reefer,” Babe Bumps, “Polly | Other Sewing Machines from the reliable Peery machine at $ or lent reat Would ver-| WRECKED BY TWO FIRES. the henna|Permer Ctab House « Howse of T. R. eee Raine After Second Biase. lemon juice it] The two-story building No. 420 Yar- $e) ‘The | mouth Street, Union Course, Queens, END Of time | was wrecked by fires during the night. ‘Use Perl The building was formerly the home of the Roosevelt Republican Club. Lately it has been used for bowling alleys and lodge rooms by B in Gi See ore als oe OBE 000' The fire ie he them meeting room on the Rta eos and funior | Onder of Sfechanies "met rogen. WHAT SHERMAN WAID. THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK An taeticte tale: Sale of Unframed Pictures At Prices Comparison Will Prove Lowest in the City. A special purchase of the surplus stock of two leading publishers and importers, of engravings and prints makes possible this sale of 1,000 fine pictures. Proof Etchings on Parchment—Proof En- gravings—Signed Proof Mezzotints, Limited Edition—German Prints—Imported Hand- colored Photogravures—French F acsimiles— Etchings Printed in Colors—Mezzotints in Colors. 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