The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1916, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 15 Original Home Dressmaking Designs EM lon Editor: I have four yards of brown and BEST COMMON SENSE PLAN OF SAVING. se bow wont ....| By The Evening World’s Fash "Ade pee kine oe nthe American Bank ata ane ean aa aaa TOTOT LINN PY TOSI TTETOTOTEOTOUTETSTCSOTTTCYCOUG old, 40 Suse and BY GUARDING HER PENNIES Daten tor thre ES" | Dash Blue Ie Most Popu- : ; , short length at A Chronic Sciatica Rheumatic paine of any nature disappear under the ing and warming influence of Sloan's Liniment. Apply it lightly—no need to rub it in—it penetrates and brings relief at once, = Sloan’s Dear Fashion Paltor ' e e Will you kindly suggest what color, | nmimen ; style and material I might use for an! tvening dress. Am KILLS PAIN twenty years of y age, light com- A 2 “Keep a bottle in your home, ' Price 25. 0c. $1.00 plexion, 5 feet 6 + eee | 1 h t thing tn thi low waist, Will | rorid' to save money, but theread: | lar for the Afternoon you ald me with | ere of this paper during the next i > &® design? few months will be given every Silk Suit, and Most snoouragement to learn how to Economical, but Per Use accom. do - tT , panying design, Cash prizes amount " f200 i ae ———- + green two-faced wbbon for tia | MRS. W. H. sonal Taste and Judg- ment Often Dictate ening World campain She Tells in Letter How Evening | *i'tsisn Sastng sitions | Mehter Colors. World’s Thrift Campaign Started ia Bees = ener @ Amerioan Bankers’ Assoola- Her—InsuranceIs Looked Uponas _| sen'sere iss n'prises, and the a Good Form of Enforced Saving. — | Piiswe: First — EXPERT ADVICE FREE TO HOME DRESSMAKERS If you are in doubt about what styles or colors become you; if the making or remodelling of @ gown perplexes you; if you are uncertain as to when and wh to wear your clothes, Mile. Lode- wick will advisg you. Address communtoations to Fash- fon Editor, New York Evening World. inches tall, M. W. Lilae or apple green shimmery taffeta such soiree. Chiffon to mateh for front of skirt, and fichu collar, Sil- rad ver lace or iri- ied atta court tone | 3 Mies Dear Fashion Editor SOLID GOLD Will you kindly advise me as to color and style of dress, for a girl BRIDGE WORK Silver Filings, ee rizes will be SPECIAL OF FER 22-KARAT GOLD CROWNS, is | | \\ | y Insurance {s one of the dest evidences of thrift. The soundest budgets which have been submitted !n The Evening World thrift campaign have in- eluded good-sized insurance policies, and it 1s significant that the savings bank officials who have commented on them have invariably spoken of the ead ay letters to Toate fmportance of that form of saving. tor, en fe LETTERS WITHIN 200 WORDS. Thrift and insurance go hand in hand. They lead straight to future se || The privilege of participating in q@arity and their toll is not heavy. They simply require a moderate but sys we oempaign le open to ry one. ‘ematic allowance, in exchange for which they give back thelr rewards in Sucamaniatentaranien The Pram Peetehten On, torm of cash in hand and protection. — > ‘The New York Evening World.) ig been {s looked on by many as lcnow when the rainy day comes we| Tn planning the spring wardrobe @ @ Good form of enforced saving. These| ried life T have only been able t A. Fi. AY good suit and dark frock of taffeta for the premium on our tnsurance afternoon wear are essential, If a rec value, and fear-| th : persons recognize its Now I have seen where we were | woman 1s lucky enough, however, to oes Ing that they will not have the d¢-| wrong, and realize that a penny aaved Ni Kk S he 1 5 - termination to lay aside any money|is a penny earned, May your thrift yinsky seen iachonet fall's exit) which ean be eyetematically, they take out a policy column continue its good work. reshened up and altered a bit to serve and eay to the insurance company: “MRS. C. W, C.” In New Dances for practical wear, she can indulge in “Here I am; come and take away Tho saving habit in this family one of the eeason's pretty silk suits. dated from the beginning of the A M li These, of © . 7 from me whatever I agree to paY| thrift campaign in The Evening t etropo LEAN Tot course, cannot be worn tn you, for if you don't you'll probably} World, The new order of things | the morning, but for afternoon are 7 fifteen years old who ts inclined to Ly complexion with = color, and brown hair,” MRS, C. You did not e the sort of sdesired, but | rag! OE SETS OF TEETH. #3 are opportunity q a halfway dressy || Bridge Work at such a tow price with a model. Dull green 10-year guaranter. | scit-color tatretn HUDSON DENTAL PARLO bandings, embroidery stitch at front § 2024 5th Av. -E.Cor. 125th St Coprriaht, 1916 in green or gold, also buttons at) Rover get it.” can scarcely be compared with the ! P much prettier than serge auits for shoulders, Collar of pink organdy . old, for instead of barely making By Sylvester Rawling. calling, for tea dances, musicales and Dear Fashion Editor . Wortunately the compulsory feature} both anda meet, the ends are over- wae 0 Will you kindly sign a frock to fwally disappears, and the premiums| japping nicely, and the year's b fared NIJINSKY, making| ther semi-formal functions, Dark be made of the sae paid more easily. Money te saved| savings will, at tho present rate, his second appearance with| Plue Is the most favored because tt is fer the purpose and a small balance amount to nearly $500. The insur- the Ballet Russe at the Met- the most inconspicuous color for new — mate ance premiums were hard to m nollt aie street wear, and also allows of more | whieh I think appears. This is encouraging to the) bur now they are easily taken |fOPolltan Opera House last night./ te and blouses, which |‘Jersey clo man who never saved, and be begins} care of, and the cush in the bank | More than firmed the impression | VOT aciuh a wane Thanking you ALLOW SKIN fo wonder tf he has enough protec-| 1s growing rapidly. |he made last Wednesday by his au-|'e#!ly an appreciable feature, | | eTHEL M Hon. Usually he hasn't and he takes| EIGHTEEN YEARS OF WOMAN'S| Periative qualities as a dancer. Ho\ But wardrobes differ greatly, and The | les Syl. | While some women would gladly reap is one of the greatest foes of § } ' Out some more. Ten per cent. of the| THRIFT SHOWN IN LETTER, | took tho leading the economy of a dark bi 1 ae hon | womanly beauty. It is quickly ¢ yearly tncome ts not an unreason-| ne folowing letter shows tho ro-|Phidex” and in “Carnaval.” Under] {h) eeolomy of a dark blue color, | ¢ | satin 7 cleared by correcting the cause @die amount for persona in moderate| sults of eighteen years of thrift his direction, each work took on more! frocks Would delight ieee supply of | ] | sluggish liver—with the aid bh to ow tn fo tnuarasiee) raat tak Ga kcwuae . Y. | poetic bes y, and sot a little | complete, of a silk gult with chiffon ” Satta lies gently stimulating, safe Phat should not be wwe only form o: he the Tearift Silter ot The Kresing Wor spirit fell upon all of his associates, | and shoes to match, \? a taney saving, but it ie one of the best, and} 7 When 1 martiod, eighteen sears] tis dancing in “Les Syiphides So personal taste and Judgment are! § THE 25c SIZE See eeoee teria 0, va 8 twenty ry eve ec D ve designed; ¢ 4 ean be counted on to help develop/twenty-one. After everything was | har ized by something ap for to-day a litt S elike wole Sane BEECHAM’ thrift in other lines, paid we had 7 cents on wi ng the apiritual and the ethere aim sure will meet the ap ' HOW THRIFTY WIFE TURNED commence housek boda i That a touch of effeminancy chara mony. It is dressy in cut i o save caused us to enter Thrift. | orizes his interpretations is true, as|¥et suitable for any color, such as , 7 PEOo , _ PENNIES INTO DOLLARS. (a Brooklyn Inte | terizes his interpretatt fed belichediteed|t beta trae tna greta aa OOD DOGG 0 b0 i The writer of the following letter! which we pla onthly, — 1{ it ts true of ail the men dancers we| Pron. he, ‘its tailored’ ettest ent i b : ct wi | Wilt give all a chance to buy the gen-| Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. fells of being able to save more in one! started to do sewing. After a year| have se with the possible excep-| permit of even a light weight woolien| place in the front, the jacket being uine ra than some inferior article at a Sold month than the family formerly|and a half we had $150 in bank and| jon of M. Mordkin. Public interest | texture or lnen instead of silk. A Awa te tereal dhemvall the way ep enerie al etaadel taht Ae fo everywhere. In boxes, 10¢., 2Be. ford to pay ved in a year, when they were satis-|the $5 monthly in the Tarift aa «| The front view shows the Jacket | t« ist! ele de is to lean on the insurance premium) ‘Then our daughter was born, My |“ last seemed aroused, The house) jog ons the : RG SHR: raierinee Sverre Sebt pide RADWAY’S READY RELIEF walstline with! 6 ket make one 0 as their aolo “nest egs:” husband's salary was $15, #0 we in-| eld a substantially large contingent | y of the all embroidered in seit! she watcone: whichare tousd voenice ANSWERS TO_ QUERIES. A ’ UNION COURSE, L. I, | creased in Thrift to $10 monthly, Wel outside of the subscription | ack, with a contrasting up the backs of the sleeves. One but- a pac LIN MEN I In To-Mor OW {Fo the Thrift Editor of The Evening World took *, Swer y-year ite inaurane ‘cans plor if denired, These ps ton, however, dutifully fastens the| Dear Fashion Editor r s © “Having taken great interest in| Policy for $1,600, costing $45 yearly ae ae ees eae r under the side front seams neck, where a collar of colored silk| Will you suggest some way to make! «4 PS ” i your thrift After sev ra we had $1,250. This| Retnald Werrenrath, the well-| not seen again until at the’ parts away, This would be pretty in| up a school dress of blue and white STOPS PAIN” INSTANTLY one ey give a trimming to the rc 18] aed 50 1 ian| plain upper portion, while confining the suit Were in ‘an or gray or SheGh moves: ser, @ weventean in good | the plaits of the lower, The plaits on in certain shades, Old years of age. MRS. C. K. the skirt, however, are given a favored would be a pretty lining in dark blue,| Design for Ethel M, would bo suit- ted in a downtown house, | known New York baritone, sa of Is all too rare recit Y | Hall last ni He w voice and his art showed growth, as it has done from the beginning. © color, the same as the lini raging, started the first of rv wn beyond my expectations. I, “We paid to ave one little girl. My husband's in- and at the end of eac come is $100 a month. extra principal. We ¢ “Wo pay $18 rent. When I started this for seven years, at which time | I deposited $40, Jan, 31, 91,000 remained to paid on the end of February my second de- mortrage. Then, taking a straight Paquita Madriguera, a fifteen- it amounted to $30; the end of mortgage, we invested the money in year-old Spanish girl pianist, pupil h, $86. In addition I joined a an uptown house, giving for it $7,000] G¢ the ill-fated Burique Granados, | Christmas fund, into which 1 pay $1) The houses | gave a recital at Acolian Hall yester- | weekly, making @ grand total of $120 Is $1,500. day afternoon, Dressed all in black | geved from Jaa. 1 to April 1, averag- | N With @ luxuriant growth of hair hid- 40 & month. DAY ing her neck and shoulders, she made a pretty picture, She has assurance, tempered by modesty. Her playing is clean-cut, straightforward and in- teresting, RubltOn} 1¢ Does Not Blister Sunday World For Rheamatiom, Neuralgia, Sciatica, eee S| ~=— Magazine FLEET of Monster Aircrulsers, | A now being built at Buffala, N. Y., exceed anything ever at tempted by war-learned foreign gna- tlons! A leviathan of the air, wei ing 30,000 pounds, that will make aeronautical history! The complete facts with illustrations in two colors from actual photographs. NE of Uncle Sam's Biggest Probe almost unbelievable ie 5 Dleme i recruing te set “My husband carries a twenty-year mdsoe FOaulta. Cah aR | tional 20,000 mene authorized endowment policy, premium paid an- from so modest an NEXT WEEK’S MUSIC, by Congress after the Mexican bore wally amounting to $33. ‘This wili| De.kulned from so modest an pubis KEROS ENE der trouble. Only 500 enlisted dure be the deposit for July, when Ic falla) Gents mado have all heen vers- teas ina Gein ( F ing the first week from the whole eam ict Un eee its climax at the Sousa concert | country! Why? Well, but one ap- “During the nine years of our mar- Tits My t this ¢ : : . sind specific what this campaign Kerosene is ** comingin.” - plicant in five is accepted, and—but see the story! | ) More and more people are IVE beautiful young brides Just g y §=©coming to recognize the con- ; had time to double-quick up the venience, the cleanliness and Fool officers before the soldiers took up — and we have in bar my hushand's salary stopped sewing and our daugh “I have eet a standard to go by|ter is completing a high school A each week, relative to table, gas, co @musements, etc., and at the end course, We attribute our success to Thrift ch month deposit whatever amount | “MRS. H. W." have. EY 5 3 5 to-morrow night when an anniversary h was undertaken to prove, name that ‘even the mont modest Ine | DOR? will be given, tn wh i now and in the past hav H comes, when pr y imonaged, | to i r) time, actual independence. It is | Succes Fat reassuring to have these exam. | Wt Julta Hil, Arthur church aisle with as many Army | ples to prove the case for Thrift Flack. H A 5 be | the pursuit of Villa. Their whirlwind 1 HOW A GIRL SAVED $173.76 IN| ant Anne An especially the economy of oil 7 Sane | romances. Read about them and see ] TWO YEARS. thelr compose fuel when used in the highly | their pictures! Although, a stated, this budget ia|annky ot, Years efficient stoves, heaters and | 7. pages spilling over with new mal, seale, is none » id odd cience ti ' Creditauion “ue it M# Rone fe T9881 celine will be prose For Light lamps now on the market. Im- you should “know to", keep : “p cuY enatitea or mi in oil-| i ¥ breast of ent topics, Illustrated \ A the That Malton of The Hoe WOH | og, enoflt for Milltary Hospital No, RAYO LAMPS provements in oil-burning de abreast of current top ustrate experience, It is on a sheet” that Your istereating casamnign | tor|Ptyata gut Mgtnhes eects vices have fully kept pace with NEW PERFECTION with Hite pictures that hep to tell Hurry, Mother! Remove| Stise'eisrsonnbamemaun, [Puen tna dy Oculists say that kerosene the development of gus and OIL COOK STOVE Seat a hk etal ake poisons from little stom- . but Tam sure there are many | Wic, tad, Noradnal knowledge of the light is best for the ey . clectric appliances Now serving 2,000,000 (tands out about himself! He's i ach, liver, bowels. in fhe game citeumatancea, “My plan | incr and ha The Rayo is a durable, What is more, kerosene itself Petes Cua es teen Fertenecuices thisven Tarakne » Gale a “Salary $12 a week. Board $5, car. | Preneh authe ‘ inexpensive lamp thst gives has been improved. : ° ' a | pictures His Highness a la cubism. Give “California Syrup of) tare 60 cents, lunches $1.50, tnsur-| req concerts will be given, by tho ou kerosene Tent at ite . ; ience with keroseneoil. The NEW five years oldicand shbale & Figs” at once if bilious ($150; total $8.45, atance for clothes, | People’s Muse League of the People's 4 All kerosene isn’t alike by any long blue chimney insures premiere danscuse at the Mets . Hf a nents, 9.15 ond wh * o sdnesday od | ropolitan Opera use! From i or constipated. jam mented ete ny amait eate [Sing &t Public Schools "Nos. 6d means. And the good, clean, a smokeless and odorless ‘full colar page the droes a Prete | curtsey for you. Who is she? better to be worth asking for | re romance of pirates’ gold | never ceases to appeal to the by name. r ce pe savings, $6, in the bank to draw in- a clear-burning*kind is eriough terest and away from r < | Tn two years T have $149. bank ar $24 paid for nsu $ Organ recitals to-morrow afternoon that are | Barnes, a Washing f Edward Shippe od by Klare H. Dowsey, Irving Mi William SOCONY, Races ihe tate | <r visualizes six scenes (sketched from nee 6. MISS D. G." Total save imagination, Conrey’s — brush In this case savings amount to | 4 q Kraft “life” at the theatre) in Stevenson's Z ane corron inate epg ails erat, 8 Prong; marked brand name of the Standard immortal “Treasure Island. ‘ i ts generous allowance for | Chalmers, ba ir H Oil Company of New York's best Lal EWARE the man who tells you i clothing and amusaments, anda | nd Tchad. Ke Mt Ege grade of refined oil. Dealers who that you are heir to an unex ; pan i accoun hich dicate | ; cted i e ; Shek the GGMICUIN A har eae | Brooklyn ee | ’ carry genuine, SOCONY Kerosene % s | Roper pe ep AT a A Ing ts concerned, 19 rigidly fol- A Lenten cantata, “The Message ay i Oi! display the SOCONY sign in : mously infamous cases This family hae declared tor pre. | {Cam ihe, ccreas” with the By ‘ their windows, Look for this sign. It HERE'S a renowned foreign stage paredness, bat n emergency wm t} will be sung at noon on Tuesday i in % the gn of quality and the World! uJ | beauty oun ve kd Sieh Sore beocaggdled 1 Sufficient insur- | sp a's Chapel, with Rose Bryant | best kerosene. th yar ney real ineIne ae : e he ow of sound se- | oo . Soaaph Mach pnae and he war.” ney are all looking for Curities is certainly 10 be com:| panes bole oe ta oe etal: wenor end We recommend the following oil bum- Jobs. (Four color photographle mended, but {t does not take the place| M. on Good Friday Stainer's “Cruct: ' ing devices ar the best of their kinds Studies of a representative group.) ‘ Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, | Of msurance. Otherwise tus $100| Axion” will z ‘ds New Perfection Oil Cookstoves and | y i L t » mother! ty \Btidentio oxcalent fixion” will be sung, with HD 4 ND now Paris says American \ is sure sign that your little one's “ Hodgson at the organ, Edmund @ Water Heaters, Perfection Smokeless For Heat women must abandon the tail 4 stomach liver and bowels need a gentle, | 1 ern ior SNEW ORK. | Jacques, the Organtst-Choirmaster For Hot Water Oil Heaters, Raye Lampe and Lanterns, | ored suit because the Parisian 4 orough cleansing at once ‘ollow : and | Peports that 1,400 pac ttended tho . - 1 he fron Jo f en pe Tilo, pala |E mmsioy ain “ sore NEW PERFECTION STANDARD OIL CO. 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Pils. ever you need it, at one “SO P fo Answers the Anti-Heme Rule: f without griping, and you have » wel, |Iancour includes ‘insurance, ainuso- ‘ort for a gallon of Fection on Recruiting. this harmless “fruit laxative;” they love | Po#!ted $5 an the bank in my wifo's ‘ 6 hateve he aves: | | “With e 0 saving open a A druggist fore S0-cent bottle | joint bank aoseane hey wens alifornia Syrup of Figs,” which | ms nat haan eas third the cost of gas water 7 of co Paya needa't toes sick children to take| "Wien wo started the plan 1 de- THE TONIC | heater, o | pSUCONYS Socony Kerosene. 1 Quickens theo ¢ the LIVER and re IN THE EDITORIAL SECTION has directions for babies, children of all ficient we buy @ sound interes! pa Romels aus Wea We: | ORDER , Hee ee Se nce 1am nasa every mo weeks Sons OOTUAMETO ie > Serene The Sunday World: To be sure you get the genuine, ask to| "© | syaten), putting CG PILLS | 7 . . 5 de each payday 50 per ‘cent, of geo that it is made by “California Fig! 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