The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1916, Page 11

THE EVENING: WORLD TUESDAY, JUNE 6 Stones, Ulcers of the Stomach Intestines, Auto-Intoxication, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and fatal ailments result from Trouble. Thousands of Stom~ ufferers owe their complete recov- Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, Unitke |caune the shallow breat “le Yl the burning up of it. Regular ana] °Mes an even more serious propost- = tion with whioh to combat, and ex- r Stomach Alimenta, -Hexeman and ari overywh e Say| Obesity Reduction Course told influence you ‘What you say af- tried R. & G. Pills is what For Women errr QUESTION AND ANSWER COLUMN By Pauline Furlong + Miss Furlong will reply in this column to letters written by Evening World readers asking questions pertaining to the subjects treated in her articles. Let- ters must not exceed 250 words in length and must te fimyted to the subjects upon which information is desired. Shortness of Breath. Excena fat (a nearly always tho| Seential to the obese, reach the lo’ @uuse of shortness of breath, and,|S!ving oxygen Browning King & Co CLOTHING, HATS if like to wear really good clothing with the added satisfaction of a small cost THIS SHOULD INTEREST YOU Beginning to-day, a Sale of Men’s Summer Suits of regular $20, $22 and $25 $17 30 THE SUITS are our own make, of customary excellence. Coats are full, half or quarter lined. PARAL 49. Wer BOUTS Oe wtetecteL A MODEL for every man, from the extreme of style to the most conservative. Cooper Square at 5th St. tagues Were Defermed—Kacee Stift and Palafel—| Gives Credit to Var-ne-sis for Recovery “T feel that any remedy that will benefit sufferers from rheumatism of the joints should be given the support of every right thinking man and woman.” Se said Mrs. N. M. Nightingale of 22 Lafayette avenue, E. Weymouth, Mass., e well-known nurse. She continued A f NURSE MGUTINGALE “1 suffered from rheumatic arthritis om and eff for years. About two years ago the disease became very severe; gradually the joints became stiff and inful, eo that I had to remain in bed. fingers were drawn toward the = A hands, the knuckles ¢1 ‘and it was impossible to straig om them. My shoulders were stiff and as well as the muscles from my to my shoulder. My knees gave me a great deal of trouble on account of otiffness and pain, and it was impossible to go up or down stairs without great effort. » After remaining quiet 1 could | V move because of the stiffness. 1 to use canes to get about. ‘For five months I never left the h and for nine months | was un- ‘to attend to my professional duties as 8 . I know that the average phy: will not give any e ment to any one suffering from theumatic arthritis, and for that reasop I decided to try Var-ne-sis, as it was highly recommended for this NURSE WAS CRIPPLED FROM RHEUMATISM OF JOINTS ~~ AND FURNISHINGS It ts most values for vermin.” Rub tincture of larkspur undiluted | 4n the child's scalp and the tle the hair} up for several hours or for the night in a large handkerchief. Then shampoo the hair with melted castile soup, Repeat this operation if necessary. ‘The larkepur is harmless and very of- fective, spoken to me about your wonderful health and reduction course, and 1| am most anxious to get the charts and diet. Please tell me how, as I PATTERNS and MATERIALS in sufficient variety to |York” Gneomfortable ‘and mang “Zt please almost every taste. Mail orders will have prompt attention, BROWNING, KING & CO. Broadway near 32d Street. have been printed. If you eat the proper and non-fattening foods, you| Fulton St., Brooklyn, {wii lose weight, even it you Send me 25 cents and your meas- FATTENING FOODS— Mrs. H. writes: “Am following course with Interest and do not find it| difficult to follow the non-fattening diet, now that I understand it bet Please tells me through th s00n @s pos: it I may gus, rhubarb, cherrie ries.” vase, At first L could see very little change, but by continuing the treat- ment I began to see an improvement, and gradually the pain and stiffness left me, my fingers returned to normal] tute. condition, and [ can open and shut my hand without any trouble. milk, cream or sugar. white at the temp with walnut shells. Brush this on clean table and entirely } the stain. INSOMNIA—MI xercises and advic developing the body. better for doing the that I cannot get a stenographer and m occupied with some the circulation and even tf you hi and a glass of very INDORSES VAR-NE-SIS, and let go of you join it were, and you Ww W. A. Varney oays Have the sleeping ro v e-sis is not cure-all recom- mended for every ill. I never pay for any testimonial, ceive letters from many pecaie telling me they have been| ty, writes: “Am a yc cured by Var-ne-sis, and asking me to} than thirty, and Ww pay for their testimony. I have re- plied that every testimonial published by me is penin nd nothing but the truth, and through it. merit of Var-ne-sis, loam aware pleased to receive letters telling me of the benefits derived from ar-ne-sis, but remember I offer 81,000 y letters have been purchased or that they are other than genuine, so please do not ask for payment for helping some other sufferer from that Le A AES dread disease, rheumatism. I want to send you “Journal for A lesson it their homes, Rheumatica.” Address W. A. Varney, ™ "°° vteite can “or phone, Lynn, Mass. It's Free. MRS. ELLIOTT, Get Var-ne-sis now, to-day, at Liggett | 1 West Slat St., Cor. Cent. Pk. West. Riker-Hegeman and all reliable drug- Phone Schuyler 9840. wate—Advt, |and am only 6 fest § inches tall, My|other three times the next. They act | twenty-four hours strain off the clear ur inches, waist forty, | both are taken! part and wae very cold. and T am tho most alternately. Kissengen is an acidul- Will ots saline and vichy an alkaline. Properly only when rable woman tn the world. you please tell me how to reduce?” much less of all ‘our custom, be- you could really live on your Fiat no sweets, fa eee | SAGGING JAWS—V. WC writ |The muscles of my face «: and f have such a worn | makes me look old and ha you sighest a treatment for this? jot old and do not care to look simply cooked and fruits 8 for a while. liter LINIMENT Practice the neck, chin and thront| Bend the head backwacd, | forward and from aide to side twen- | ty-five times each day. chin in much cold wate ath] rub ice on tt chin strap to hold up the sigeing obese (which you Inform me h to you, but nothir Lof all kinds will re 1 to any noticeable exte hardon the loose akin on the ‘———- Use two. tablespoontuls MILK DIET —-Mra K. J. writee—! alum and one pint of hot water. After iso tell me about the milk dlet,| and all particuar., <<< ———$ ould It be beneficial to a man who Bie. & HOe, the Restle, W deep breathing practice is absolutely ¢ as the heajth catmphor spirits applied to my ankles ° woeat Make them smaller ‘ Office workers do not need as mue| furthermore, this condition uswaliy| Portion of the Jungs and burn up the of any kind of food as those Who are. occasions @ larger deposit of fat, be- | ft through no other method. thing prevents | When obesity ts horeditary it be- n the open and take much exercise during the day to help assimilate and| ig Send me a self- dressed and stamped envelope for the Derts agree that 50 per cent. of fat Persons inherit the tendency to cor- | Dutence. Of course when this con- dstton exists greater self-denial and determination are necessary to keep the body within normal limits, it to reduce the amount of all ls and liquide and Ave a Hfe of inoreased physical ac tivity. Remember that you can tically Hve upon your acoumul. of adipose tiesue for weeks whi! are dieting for obesity, and there is no danger from starvation. Letters From Readers. VERMIN IN HAIR—MRS, M. writes: “Although I read your valuable columns on beauty each day and cut the articles out to save them for my sera: they occasionally get lost, and be grateful if you will repe article on how to md a child's hair of lengthy to answer here. ‘amphor will show little, if any, on large ankles. LOST FIFTEEN POUNDS—“IMy |following your course, and I wo like to lose weight also, How can I get the back numbers of the course? |1 am five feet tail and weigh 176 What should I weigh and Send me 60 cents and ask for obe- sity charte and diet. You 106-1156 pounds, waist 24.8, pipe 36.3, thighs 20.9, WANTS WEIGHT.—S. M. L. wrt “Am 6 feet 4 inches tall 185 pounds. Will you plea. I practise almost all of th that you have prescribed, but seam to reduce, follow the diet to the lette: @ very large appetitie However, I do eat much less of everything. Do you think I ean re- duce at this rate? Would you advise the use of epsom salts to be taken ine ternally about twice a day to ald im duction? If not would ase explain what I could take ad? I do my own housework and | amon my feet a To be sure I do not hee AAG bee: Ihave food left“) es oo r ai ure r left ith food and water are to human life. “You get both in. id beer~—’ Budweiser Bottled at the Brewery ANHEUSER-BusCH, $t.Lours. Ss OBESITY CHARTS — MRS, > << waist 26, hips 2, calf 18, ankle 8, It ts not at all necessary to exercises which have should dectde for yourself, rding to the description printed G: arr and short of breath, 1 am not a big eater, but everything I do eat seems to turn to fat” need, and keep at these dally, at least ‘Tho obealty diet te not @ ntarvation one by any means, and you urements and I will mail you the |¢an eat many delicious dishes without necessary charts and diet 1 do not need all of the charts which | =e. creating more fat. and ask for the dlet list if you ha not reeelved tt. Do not. take vichy and kissengen enlts instead, clined to be fat, for these foods do not | These salts will ald in the reduction {f taken with exercises and proper foods at the rate of about two pounde They do not act on t r glands, but only on the fi Toke a larce glass of water with tl three times each day Send me six ocn' create fat, Eat less than has b your custom and do not take « liquids with meals, This will comp you to masticate the food more thor- oughly and be satisti less, and also aid digestion consid- —=— On Sale Everywhere. by Grocers and Retailers ANHEUSER-BUSCH A NCY New York City, N. Y. A BUSCH BOTTLING COMPANY Kissengen salt a half hour after meals. lowing day take the sam: the vichy salts. both on the same day each three times one day and the Fe and strawber- ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTH Yes, you may eat all of these if served Without butter, cream sauce, Untrimmed be sweetened With any sugar Bubst- | WALNUT HAIR STAIN—MRS.| “Tam recommending Var-ne-sis to| ELSIE K. writes: “Iam but twenty all who suffer from rheumatiom of the| five years old and my hair is turnir 59th to GOth Street At Bloomingdale’ Lex.to3d Av. tho directions for darkening gray hair | Geta halt pound of the dried wal-| nut shells and cover them with a| pint of hot (boilin, water, Allow to | \ stand until cool and ur, the stain, make it less sticky and| reserve it add one ounce of alcohol, | fo perfume it add a few drops of your favorite porfume (essential oil) fo the aloohol, before putting it into Th “yam deeply interested in deavoring to follow your course in most of the exercises and fee 1,603 Untrimmed Hats 50c and 75c The Surplus Stock of One of Fifth Ave- nue’s Famous Wholesale Manufacturers for I dream all night. mind is always mile in the morning and evening on my way to and from the oftice, eat an apple followed t water before going to the heel and toe raising cannot sleep, Can you advise me?" Insomnia tg caused b ferent things, and to ove will have to find the ¢ a move it, Do not do the exercixes just before going to bed, as this stimulates and skilful detective who is trailing Italian Milan Genuine Hair Italian Lisere Swiss Milan Hemp Swins Fancy Hemp Satin and Hemp Social Highwayman,Leader of Apaches, and all-around mystery man of PARIS wakefulness, Do not eat an Bronze, Rrown two hours before retiring. ¢ ts 1 rest to do so, and take The label reproduced above will be recog- nized by nearly every one as representing the maximum of style character and quality of hats made in America. number of Paris-made sample hats from which this manufacturer made reproductions. bouillon Just before you get into bed ‘All exercises for the and a hot foot bath will bring the blood down from the brain and in- | duce sleep, Try to forget your work Included are quite a and a current of fresh air circulating : To REDUCE ; WANTS : These prices are almost unprecedented for this character of merchandise. This sale presents an ex- ceptional opportunity to combine style, quality and economy. if paid for could not be EAT AND BE THIN wine or # true appreciation of the| Reduce your. flesh by the famous | The shapes are close fitting turbans, tricornes, small mushrooms, drooping effects, sail- ors, upturned brim effects. A representative assemblage of the season’s advance styles. These Hats Will Be Trimmed Without Charge when trimmings are purchased at our millinery counters. : N ; ; N N ‘ N ; N . : ; R N ; N ; N ) Ni NOTE—Owing to there boing only two, three or four of cach shape in this assemblaye, it may be impossible to fill your ordora by mail. 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Dern OO the value of a Player Piano upon the cost of its manufac- ture—plus the cost of selling it—plus a legitimate profit—we justify our claim that the Walters is the Greatest Player Piano Value on the Market. Facts which substantiate our claim: We have the largest output of any one piano factory in New York; therefore the per cent. cost of manufacture is dis- tributed over the greatest number of pianos, making the coat of production of each piano lees than the cost of any other mak Weare t inufacturera of every Piano and Player Piano we sell, therefore we eliminate the manufacturer's selling cost and the middleman’s profit, which means a tre- mendous saving. We sell more pianos and player pianos than any other house in this community, therefore aur selling cost is the lowest. We pay no commissions to teachers or professional musi- cians to boost our pianos, therefore we do not have to add that expense to the price you pay. All the expense we save goes direct to you. 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