The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1916, Page 6

GREW 4 3-4 imcHES ond Betws «Greatly he twelve pearctt om of Rethmors of Jou to Mount Mescoe Donait went Pte beer a hentai ATUNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, FOURTH ¥L00R, Taxi Wardrobe Trunks, — - $15.00 Sar tnaphs Voodkdanasbeas tor senerel one Full Sized Wardrobe Trunks, - at $22.50 $40.00 Wardrobe Trunks, - - “ $30.00 Week-End Cases, $5| Hat Boxes, $3.75 Covered with black enameled} Black enameled duck; prem A al ne with shoo pockets or tion; waist tray; pocket in cover “+ omeeured bie 8 JUST EIGHT DAYS ’ Son Vi Visits) Mountains Changed Boy meres ih SS For the Summer =A Pr. el Pauline Furlong for Women Readers of The Evening World. T Stern Brothers | West 42d and West 43d Streets The Annual August Sale of High Grade Furniture Begins Monday, July Slat, and will provide 10 to 50% Reductions In Living Room, Dining Room, Chamber, Library and Novelty Furniture, Advance selections may be made at sale prices To-morrow, Thursday and Friday. Vacation Luggage fessional gymnast passage to b how very ne = 24, 26 and @ ins.; fitted] size 18 x 7 x 11 inches; t parti-} fitted with two hat forms and pocket. and healthy, 5 more t @MNKT.C Fr. co NE! Two! Kellogg’s for you! Three! Four! We want more! Jack-stones is a’ great ern for Picked young- sters. They have ideas of their own, and they know what fun is, Most of us have noticed how easily they find lots of fun in devouring a big dish of Kellogg’s Toasted Corn es. Packed Waxtite—Look for this signature. Imitations come and go! e Th: They change their Panag pf mee thelr. name, Kellogg’e—the Original Toasted Corn Flakes remain as ori : as ever—light, and dainty, appetizing in fla- tongue. vor @ melting crispness on the = By Pauline Furlong. om, Weds We | Finding Exercise in Your Garden, Raking the garden, shown to-day In the exercise, i# another mild and) air beneficial exerciee for my . readers, This, like many other o ‘ Cleon, may be made aa strenuous ap|” you care to make It Ww performed in @ cool, # and not overdone, it affords fresh air exerciee, which is at once hb to both the garden and yourself, 1 have told you #o often, try to learn ||to consider all exercise as play and get as much enjoyment as possible out of each, whether it be in the pi Qnd strenuous, stimulate the blood ciroulation, which t# their chief ben- eft, and few of my readers know, perhaps, that the blood makes a com- plete cireutt of the body several times @ minute, and leaves the heart bright red, an it passes with its dark im- purities on again through the lung purified. Think, then, ry it is for you to breathe deeply and give to the lungs the casential amount of pure keep the blood and body nourished just merely the Tee dutics, Any and all exercises, both mild bt nly Uiticlea published. a Mlood ts the food of the any extra exertion w the ordinary breathing, so often indulged in, calls \for more blood to them, art to bess more jek flow of blood he body and nat t their y being worn out and be budlt up with new- exercisos and water baif before breakfast, akfast: Sliced banana, cereal am, Luncheon: Keg salad, with lettuce | yonnaise, Grabam bread, amed chicken on toast, string beans, sliced Spanish onions, French dreasing, strawberry tart. Letters From Readers. The ied, the sf 9 earlier tegues being now he Rvening W: can aup- vareaee OILY SCALP—MKS, GRACE ©, writes: “Please tell moe through the + how to treat oily hair and manageable ly terrible.” by apply- lowing mixture sage: Lime ev water, one pint; Wash dark hair, without any in the shampoo; Heat up two e with two tablespoonfuls of lim water, Wet the hair with hot water and spray and then rub the mixture In until the scalp is quite clean, Wash out the eggs and the lime water and in the sun, Vitch hazel rubbed into the seal; each night on @ puff of cotton wil ciean the head and make it feol de~ Lightfully cool, WARTS—MARION K. asks: “What will remove warts from my hands?’ Warts should be touched with @ stick of lunar caustic dipped in wat They will turn black and drop off in @ few days. Repeat if necessary, ENGTHEN MUSCLES IN ND THIGHS—ETHEL T, ‘t am anxious to become & professional dancer and do ballroom @ancing with ease and grace, | do not seem to have much strength tn my lows, however, and tire very easily, A triend of mine practised one of your leg crossing wonderful resulta, She told me about cannot remember, and ehe city, What was this ex nd would it help m thighs leg swinging exercise is one of the best. Take your position, hands on hips, feet nearly together, Swing the right leg out and around the front of the left one as far as it will reach, Do this five times id then relax. Repeat with the left leg in the game manner, t4'] '8—MRS. THSSIE een applying cold at night and allow~ ing It to stay on, This has caused largo porea to appear. What will close them and make my skia fine again?” Harley astringent for large pores: Pearl barley, one handful; water, one quart; simmer gently until soft, and then etrain and add one teaspoonful of benzoin and one of glycerine, Another large pore astringent: ‘Tannic acid, twenty wrains; glycerine, two and one- junces. Apply with puff of cotton. Honey astringent: Lemon juice, two teaspoonfuls; rectified spirits, two drame, Mix together and add: Glycerine, one ounce; white honey, two ounees (previously united over warm water), —— EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES. EMPIRE CITY, YONKERS, N. Y., July 25.—The entries for to-morrow's ro as followat RAGHE For tw Megs Din, 112 aa, Courtahlp ter, RA a A ab ast i] HERD RACE —Por the alia tele 00; Stalwart Holeg, oat olde; — the wena ean Ht 000 add Jet ‘one mile, inane, 110; Vermont, 210; OE Three yearolte and Pant stout st afar tle. igh be uw WW, a, Poet fo. 1 ai Woke enllad to @ breect of promise eotion | #fier fied te the Newark, N. J, courte to *! The any serious Oliver may tad |! thet of cighiorn ytarold Hine WwW.) Wern of North te won Avenue, been tn pose: Miss Wern te & pretty brunette, the! } daughter of William Wern, a wealth and politietan. ber of ‘nat year, They mot) on) egatp in Fobrue ) and began dining ‘Thereafter, Mise Bic olares, Van Horn began to call on ‘er at 4} home and his visite were never dem than two a week. continues the complaint, Van Horn | #,) took her to @ restaurant in New York | lige and proposed. They @et April 16 as the wedding day. time to time, ft was determined to hold the 0) it i who had courted her. Loved declares charges. Ho admits he called at the |} No, 799 Van Wagenen ney, bas Place, North Borgon, but saya it was Decause of business with the father. SLIP OF SCALPEL rears [= ie DOCTOR; SAVES HIS ARM Spread of Polson Checked by Quick Attention to Slight Wound Suf- fered at Autopsy. By quick attention to a slight wound] TES SVENING WORLD, TUBBDAY, JULY *. io1e. ie kns| Beauty and Health Lessons ‘NEW OLIVER OSBORNE ‘= > a | NEVNLED BY REY. == G'S S100 ST == Newark ue, ie Already Wed, |S" - used by Brewer's Daugh- i- ~He Denies Charges. “™ © . long.” he the! flpped © hte b wee wating | The ettention of Oliver Orvorne te] i Wee bot wntlh twenty hing. ‘The ation (| it wae obec HAMILTON + $10,000, ‘og Mr. wie ene one banea fo-gay then | bet ever he & \* [abd fron euuthern fever thet signe of inte ret HAMILTON ENTRIES. | Race The entr PRACK, ON foe tor ton] om (ere Gertowets sateres | © Fell Prem Betererete | “live yeare wd eid lives at TED beeeeros Biseet Browkiym. Elate states, until) way in June, Van constant ©: who tt was # one and the saing one | ae ne follow 100) Quien Allowance ciated, ‘Track teat, —— HAWTHORNE ENTRIES. in Ly HAWTHORNE, CHICAGO, m., July 26.—Tho entries for to-morrow's races 08; Devt re. #80: thre ‘as hs be aazer Hops are conco~ ded to be best hops. ‘Genuine imported! & er Hops are aking ri vely in maki. er. mp an —a pao sol and pure wholesomeness demand Budweiser Bottled at the Brewery ANHEUSER-BUSCH, Sz.Lours. i On Bale Ra Usdeanped Families supplied Paros irocere and Retailers Al JUSER-BUSCH AGENCY Distributors bas iso eit oe Y¥. A. BUSCH BOTTLI butors \ Abts ae Rs? aN: fall py, ‘“The Kind That's Different” ll amin Pr errert eae premie SALAD ® DRESSING “gr | Sisal YORK, © eeco “E{({/ ‘NC . That's the only way to judge. Get a bottle of Premier Salad Dressing. Don't tell the folks you are trying new. 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