The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1916, Page 27

Fvening World Dally Magazine oe 2b Aen auoen aaa * , Evening World’s Figure\t” Improvement Contest Origifial Designs for The Home Dressmaker ise Li in New Ci for Stout Ro Kens ; inane eg e hake Tr sah - Diet and E: oO Ki ood, 5 , - \ a xercise SD te 7 rs ra . AND OFF ont | now by SCAT NERS > re eis poem ew Advice in the Selection of Materiales and Styles for Al 1 - % HE TH i . j ‘; Who Desire to Develop Their Figures. har ‘sisi brian 2 Ne - Aelia le Nie ere ne Thy —_— bai — bed By Mildred ‘Lodewick . Conducted by Pauline Furlong. | by The Prem Publishing Oo (The New York Brening World), , ® Description, HE une of but one fabric for a dress ts some- Onorriant, 10 REDUCING EXERCISE—NO. IX. ° + * For Description Read To-Day’s Lesson thing almost un- “ aya, At least two ~ 5 \e wo FLAT RAND Pe eee, precussion materials . are con. MASSAGE ‘ a) MASSAGE sidered quite neces- sary, and often three Are combined tn the » atmpleat sort of dresses, While the ‘ handling of several materials is not al- ways an ensy task, the effect achiev 7 SToP_FOouNnG STOP pRUNMING eJonN | DON'T LEAN heed rent Amore ig f _ Reducihg Course. TT Aas 190008 GT OO WITH THOSE Cun) ah T WINDOW | SYouR CHAIR AGAINST tton of fabricn sut- ° Lesson [Xo wn aan i ret toe per j You'W BREAK IT ANNOYS NE ~ TE WALL .You ARE floes for any but the HE obese abdomen ts caused by } ang one of siz thin women who } | THE PULLEY SIT Down POILING THE PAPER yi papa ' too much food and lack Of § gesire to gain weight, for eight 3 | rar tof tbe exercise, which results 1D & $ weeks are. competing for two } | nanend "bask wie weakening of the § prises of £50 each, to b¢ awarded vet combined with abdominal Wall8 § tre woman tm each clase who either black or col- oy end requires per|} eccomplishes the greatest im ry ored chiffon, and a f sten@ efforts, 1e8-|} provement in her figure. They narrow band of white : ular exercise, wlil|} will follow the courses of dset fur, emphasizing the power, self-denial § end esercise lessone prepared line where the two e and a reduction of 3 by Migs Puriong end published fabrics join. = The broad panel front and baek of the watst te left plain, with @ square out neck, which also ts unadorned. With «straight all foodsto remove 3 datly for the beneft of all EVE- « and bring the body NING WORLD readore, bs ® to healthy and nor Sauring ruatom Mal proportions. 7 | of hot water. Let simmer until it! Massage and exorcises for the IMpOr* foriy a sti mass, then pour on vlled ‘ tant trunk organs should be tndulged paper. When cold wrap In olled paper ’ {a regularly to prevent the muscles {iil Pace io 4 glans jar und) wanted panel down the front in the immediate region from shriak- euch nigh! wefore reuring and back of the akirt tng and booming eoft and Baboy. be |e lA ol are cacurn as, plo RocKING | ene NS xs if ae wall ao the walet, = cause inert tissue, which super: . brow: ahas “A the long line effect flugus fat, naturally gravitates to the crusne a wheat, eonsat, moutiny, all| A Ne ‘hue You ARE SQUIRTING whioh ts obtained $ TWO MATERIALS SHARE HONORS IN ‘ patnt of least resistance and accumu. |Civ" cereals, corn utd turnips, gregn WATER EVERY WHERE makes the borisontal OE Cet rene eene lates rapidly if left undisturbed, | frust . cooked or raw berries of ail Sete Tae ee! Oe NOON ERGERE: | Kinds, lem many tucks an agree. ) Ora % peaches, ap- . R . a aia i oho ee TO-DAY'S EXERCISE. able relief, and wish to know if you think I . ples, gra Tull, pruges, fies, rhubarb, BDOMINAL MASSAGES. Lie of honey. nuts, huitermi i, eller, koumin If white ermine ere ueed for thie| could woar the ; floor, hold abdomen tensed. Avoid mouts, ekes, Cleese, condinieuta frock, two little ermine talle would /twenty years old. 18s J. 8. make a distinctive Minish for the col-| If you are a girl with poise, yea: Gred novelty ribboa wpich girdies the| otherwise curtail the pan x walstitn length and let a length of tulle drop- ‘A pleasing combination of striped| ping from walst line do train duty. satin and plain silk or satin ls shown 19 can be carried over the arm at the right, with Gai enn Ue ae while dancing. - on of vet matchin the ripe. — ‘ win modal Ia good. for the short | shen Mor, Rrening Word: stout figure. + } Answers to Queries. Press down on the tenaed Spices, tea, Colles, milk, creau and alcoholics, white our products and musdice with the palme of the hands psn nas. Drink a glass or two of bot | as sbown, and move the folds of fat! or cold water before breakfast and @ backward, forwarg and around, with- | before retiring out allowing the hands to slip from/ ponteal | y0 |. MASSAGE FOR PIMPLES AND) the original starting position. In this| g MASSAGE, FOR PIMPLES AND | manner, the abdominal muscles near | wii) not remove pliipies and dlack- | ost the surface are exercisyd and the heads, because cold cream and fat over them are dimin- #reases must be used when missave! deposits of £ pal pied. Careful diet. cteantiness ished. Continue this for severa line for a dress, but sleeves would have and copious water drink. minutes, = P vote rine ebb 4 ing. deapt ng and soup and wa. to be of another the paliua of the hands to another tor will r e the blackheads ani fabri part of Lie abdomen, prevent them from setursing pots Pasion Biter, Brentng Wonid het > baredhenig J Even beitur resusts may be accom: ys y cream on the face. {natead 1 would l!ke to copy the stunning becoming to me, \, plished through pounding Me alter- use an astringent to close the pores. | evening dress you drew on Oct. #0 would like to use Hately tensed and rclixed aruscles of some other color the abdomen with the clenched tat as shown. This |x culled percussio: and ts also effective in the reduction of the hips. ’ ae . J . , SUGGESTED MENU. H A N D I] C A Pp Pp E D Alone in the Big West, a Tenderfoot Finds Hithself and Makes Good By Jackson Gregory REAKFAS': Glass of hot water)? B Wear its patricdons reheat a Se : - aoe ” —_ o rred emes. bra at AOR RT eee ar yink | 8 , tires or four brown ucking the cigar Argyl offered him, the part of eavesdropper, gut to bia” 7 he demanded, a prunes, shirred eRe rin best NOVELS ‘courcers| Willows, But thos things mean that Mr, Crawford spoke shortly, emphat- feet and airolted eat tue porch. hint @f anxiety tn hia tone, near neck. Am % years old, 5 feet 3 inches tall, weigh UO pounds Have dark brown hair, gray eyes, and sal- low com; ion. Mre. ©. F. H. was the camp cook, Aa Conniston turned upon him he saw that he was little better than Truxtun. The man bread; coffee, without cream or sugar Bar YON THIS PAGE COMPLETE s Water there. How it eame feally: ‘ It was only a umount later wben the “H@maid, father, that you had played d %, Lunoheon: Giuss butteri' Kk; abies SeveRy TWO WEEKS. e, all the rest of the desert, ‘1 got word to-day from the mon door which ho had softly close behind to the end uf your string He auld eet sei iy gq214 rome failie altk collar, gray cbit- baked of raw. eg steak, summon ©! 80 us we Know It, is bone dry, we have been expactagtro Denver. him was thrown violently open and that yaw aid not have ten thousand Ho aa ciicuty £08 cloth for plaited section and ESTES ce Gue DINNk, Fruit aaimd: | (Coparant, 1918, 69:9 ri does not matter so much as—what They have gone toework by*how.” — Roger Hapgood, bis bat crushe! in his dollara in the world. Ho gaid that Cunniston sapped’ tiewaidl weit sleeves Gray embroidery and stlver squash, baked eg plant, aia. vial o Preah o Maney On) = can we Oh With Itt Under Bat Truston?" demanded hand, baustened out, ran down the you did pot know where to turn and yornee, veering it againet the Cod tying in front. ° HEALTH AND REDUCTION AIDS. syxonsis ov PRECEDING CHArTERS 1 hurdly dare hope.” sho finished Conniaton, quickly. steps and disappeured into the dark- false the cash for the reat of the work cook's band, bustage OMe toe T tho start do not pertOTim eliner | ork, oun, and lige fully, “that my spring ts going The older man cut off the end of his ness. Conniston gazed after him in We beth a tom 2 ae looked aia where it broke Prshion Bitter, Brening World: 4 y hese assuge eres tne he - ‘ factor in ir irrigation cigar and lighted it before repli wonderment a moment aad then &nxiously at im, * lo wrong, vs * lam havti an even! gown made A Of these maseage exercians Phat that It may help “She gone .to voce i turned toward the open door hehind father? Should I have temporlz Ilo stepped close to ‘the cook Miri rd cd caughie’ Cee, whieh han i more thao five uinutes, Later pply uy h drinking peated, as thoug) discussing a matter bin. with him—ought T to have let him go tirusting his face cloaw up to the vied tunie over blue net floun ‘ cSoatinue tiem yor coinsortadly bree for our horses. ‘That in 6¢ no moment, “for Oliver Gritton.” Argyl had come into the rou, her @Way angry?” . vtuer's, Ue did not kuow bie own fidw should I fidish the tunte, with & ; Remember that when corpul ney is ‘ og a od del, “What!” Cried Conniston, “We lose face Musted, her omps brigut with “You should have let me throw hin whieh had goge suddenly hem, a cord or fringe? MRS. L. established and @ peraun weighs wo t, Mr. Connist again, then. Is that man aiways to anger. Mr. Crawford, jooking up from outdoors. not id of him,” s aa be went on: | Face the tunic with oloth of allver. hundred pounds, more or less, t n ad to what it might wing bis pypers, was saying quietlys You have a tire gving in two min~ pres intended by palgrs, it ls Rot an eis iy AONE SPEINS &D Mr. Crawford amiled throwgh the “What la It Argyl? “What i the CHAPTER XU. ee eae eae Taine you) ame, Ritter. Dreaine ‘Wer master ta: Dios ec sanen the mon wworkhte out vender with Ubcurling cloud of smoke before au- matter with Hapgood?” - tables 10 2 tut ore End pout) | Dave & blue eatin reduction of wolgbt, in & shor a4 the me we eich out yonder with swering, “1 told bim to go!" ghe cried hotly PTER ao long night, during my word I'l) come baci re wo mt! creas made of dark ey ieee caver atten a “rpricher's. deuphter With water tt Will mean thateall the “That be wing again this time is “I told te Ak tO me which he slept Uttle and 94 Mit te tent went out with no|Copenbages blue mes ng weeks’ practice of Masauge and + foreman of the Urigeive unde men and teams being used datly to Obvious, isn't it? Whether he con ain, ne his house!” thought much, Conntstuh giicie look behind bi. ADd, real: | galine of three yeare haul from the Half Moon Creek can Crawford eoked ‘als chin the simpler exercises the inusvles Will FE aS eels lar ge gers Pee me line i rome early, breaktaated, an® {zing giat nothing could be done with | wie 1 weak ed to “WAPTER be put to active work on the ditch $0@. Bhall we go into the front room? thou y t pe) A Peete oa the rest of tne. treatment CHAPTER X. “And—Who knows? if you ean 1 Want to ask’ you some questions "For Kod and guMcient reasds, Without icin Tommmy Gertnm, rose Binwelt. Sas Hest Me cuit be| ke to remodel into @ fs simply a matier of will power and (Continued,) find water at all in the desert we may Sout the work, Connigton. | did oot Argy! deart asked gently. swiftly toward Truxton’s camp. Hej ened to. where the four foremes | Up-to-date determination AV you ‘eotioed® abe he able to use it to irrigate! God bora: ©. Sneeee to see Truxtun this Met a nd--and I slapped bis face, hastened, for, although it wae still were standihg, grinning at him, ou think e! a ry ‘4 7 . D know nt water on th n a ; ui Naruiecs feeeisiea of food, ey asked, “any sort of soon—wand. th coountnina are suite He rose and led the way into the x ven. smile rippled across her eqn arene it ow Man tee ike * Goh your men busy, snapped | pone we wo eee? acter bod, ge athe ; ther’ 0 inning upon the dite! 0) om. a pecially the forbidden ones, wh chasse inthe man mnce lene wave front room. Conniston, caating a father's face ieee Hon, send two men up tp the tent! eyes, light “brow Ho thoue t whe wae going to #wift glance at Argyl's fax t , which ben I am sure that the reason the top of @ knoll half a mile out of further, when he beard wad suddenly gone white, followed we. 4 fat 0 c| ! Kvolgand sulticient! And T shall camp he could look dowa into the hol- are the real cause of the exc you went to work with to help get something to eat Let! pair, pale complexio: and obese abduinen, It Is realy not ‘ cheba dy t iN avehs take pleasure ordew ith them put on anything. If the cook put not sallow. Have Bfamauch what you eat aatheasivunt| 9) bMBT” || horage! hoofs ant the rattle of drv Mm. Argyl had stepped forward ae take pledsure tn horsownlpping the iow where the men and tous abuuld duesi't gel “coitee. ready. 10 ifveoa | ekawokod the” present 7 and one should always leave the table eRe RAR Ean Ee aoe , Rh f rood laid @ ng hi : uck into the be already at their dally grisfd minutes jet me know, All of youl atyle of the dress, and not Quite satisfied, rather than ui itted. “Hut the reason is pot far slightly in front of hta Kood laid @ detaining hand lgbty, K into the room eee es have your mon hook up thelr toams.| will’ appre ning Ost into the ri respectfully upon her arm. streaming through th “May T apeak with you a m.me: Mr, Crawford, And Miss Argyl? he whispered, but ni comfortable from foud, as is the , eral habit, Next red ry that Thave unintention- A ttle frown gathered his brows ity tin‘ navy then harnessed whllal Nelp, ith ided inte something which , T coneara ent ha Bd her, be saw Instead that the horses preikfust is getting ready, Aod| inches wide vk, He is heart aud soul in us Oey wiord, And t thnk the accus- i tomed amount of Hquids and do not Bibility . ” ’ were standing at thelr stakes in @ hurry!” Mre H. B. B. ‘ n t Dis ; with a quick frown, so low that Conniston did nut cateh “I know that you and your father i " , ibe ae take any with the (apd At you 4 ' that tho other man wae Roger Hap: tho words distinct] alon®, T thiake Fit long row; that the mon were gathered "Hold ont" eriod Couniaton before) Cut your akirt ty half, round | eerie are ope. eu payin nine x "It will take Just « moment, and— Food, together in cluupa, idling, laughing {j'0” had Kone top pack eal of and make the full upper portion meals dry yo 1 a Py HUE \rrvt, sald Mr, Craw- and is very important” Wait.” Argyl spoke awiftly and talking. "tthe aoe meal Poet a , | the piece, ust a darker shade fed wit See AC lak men don't come—Kood ford as he “inl, who had — Reluctantly sie paused. Conriston “Slr. Hapgood hag Just dune me the 8" ih 8k Fi ve pete, Mee laushed ney ain't! velvet for lower® portion. A. pla be satistied wit Mob 1088 ie 8 Mk enough to dake & pone tom ) sorry Weare went out, 1 heard Hapgowd shut honor to ask me to marry him. He hrustiag his spurs into his hpree’s bind,” sald one of them, front of blue chiffon, also sleeves of ood 10se:to take w slang of hot waler y Into, Wanil: he kore y for Tor the door bebiad him. Hewbrugged bis (old me that he had acquainted Mr. sides, bo awept down the slope of the | "Ald does uny ony of you Know the same material a balf hour before y meal, | “Ll hape that you af® whe kane ans i : shoulders Conniston with bis Intentions, @o it sandhill and galloped straight toward “aie, Meet the Wuleboy ll | |e ere said, And then, in the manner na- left? ah, M Mr. Crawford did not again refer to !* no secret. No, I did not slap him the cook's tent, He saw that got only us + | Pashion Otter Dreming Workd: = Only the Lark answered. the bad news which he had brought, for t. Hut you, father, and you, 9). ‘ . Kindly tell me some becoming, but Inatead weemo® to have forgottes Mr Conniston, winca you ure one of Wake toe aan 1 BE Bie Aes vf know," be sald slowly, “1 40eD! colors. Am twenty-two yeare old ml it, After ten minutes of sharp, quick YS In our work, ought both to know #0 GyideAoe of a wan oO! join, have light brown ir, rie! com- with on In- questions he le forward and de- What he threatened to work, bifty paces from the tent ‘All right, You walt a minute, I oieyion, blue eyes, black oxeprome, Answers to Queries BITES FINGER-NAILS.—E. Rt. Only through wili-power can you overcume this, tive and natural to Ler—fran. good ne i very. You'd never gues: Connlston shook bis head, “What nto him and Conmpston to fol- manded abruptly “He says that wo are upon the very Be mime upon pis two foremen, talk. Want to Wik with you. You other fel- | ore oe - ' Hy f A f lows got busy | eee . went ahead with her father. Is Truxton showing any signe of brink of failure, that Oliver Gritton {88 1a low tonbs with the two other lows & m oq|, Mest any oolor will become ye wetting out peroside of hycre What," she asked him taughingly, For a moment tho two men faced nervous irritability?” Dus almost sufficient strength, i not forenen who had worked under Trux- | Tne Nitle Hat Kranciansy dropped) Lavender, tan, gray, dull blug \ a will bleach the bale yellow, 12) ert yes with @ serious note in’ hor thor ugh the baf “Yes.” Coniston hesitates, know- quite, to ruin us and our hopes And “8 OY a ow cites amare green, brick red. greta brushed into email strands | VCC, fi ng whic hws darkness iston gut Out Ing full Well WHat wea {n the other he says furtier that hoe, Roger Hap- a n4 foun joree an 2. Pitt + ih re Amen a se shot ¢ a hand, . wi nun's thoughts, He began an ex- 60 he went to G: n and told a " . tight, ” Been a onthe bale witha | Rood. oll: Ks nt from "Whotia the usa, Roert” no mata planation such ag he had male Argyl, him of everything which ho knows of gy, Wate, the matter? be called | ts Bye gee 8! Why Popcorn “Pops.” ; brush, wrapped ‘around with ab.|vetween the covers of ity hook @ ag ! to run ints ¢ defense, but Mr, Crawford out aim your mw of the true inwardneas of fnew tt “Where's Truxton?" too, 1 woke up thirsty an’ beat ATURE pute the “pop” tm pop- sorbent cotton. @ dries tho hair| Were $0 rop down in front of you Tat's ahort Our whole project, would thereby be “"“Hnwide tho tent” the Lark an- it for the water barrels. Comin’ back, ot ae and makes it dull, straw ed and | het Biv ilar 57 That will do, ‘Thank you. That is putting tuto Gritton's bands the last gwered him shortly, Thoth DREN lia tea. ar) wan an corn by means Mfeless in a short time. The opera- , ¥"' don't all that I wanted to know." Wenpon needed to drive us to the “Asking no furtier questions, wait. there, Aggerin’, when 1 went to the graine within the corn, Each tion has to be repeated every time the |” arate Tan nitRee For 4 meneot there was complete wall. ing for no explanation, Conaiston hur- Wagon. When 1 come back he waa | grain of corn ta subdivided into many hatr grows in dark again at the he atid ouleiy Zilence, broken after a little by Hap- "And 4 threatened, if I did not ried to the t, fung back the fap talkin’ to another guy. 1 stops an’ | ceuy, and when subjected to heat the aaciac ny would nat navine von to do ‘ ely god's voice from the dining-room. To marry bin, to turn nia back upon us and entered, And only then did thw Ustens—just for fun, you know, The|¢*msrary and starch in these celle ex= this to the hair, chott, hea CoBninton, who thought that guid and join [the “opposition, And I truth dawn on him. The air in the other guy I hadn't never saw. tHe! diode, which supplica the “pop” 90 ‘ —— meirie samo back into SUCss What it was that put the pload- mapped his face." ’ tent was reeking with the fumes of Was @ little cuss an’ dressed to kill.) Gear to childish hearts, The more TO DEVELOP.—ALinn of little gattht® the im Of poren. "7 tog note into the guarded tones, tbe = Mr, Orawford took her band and whiskey, At the lattle table Bat Trux- with gloves on an’ all that | heat the better the “pop,” turning the \ pint of milk & day will U of little talth “L don't mind telling you, Connis. Words came in an indistingyiwhable kiased it ton sat slouched forward, diy face hid “An he sald ae how Mr Crawford | gra in inside out, and converting: tt , gain weight. raw og tor it in alow tone, “that murmur, Presently Argyl's voice cut "I cgn chink of no clearer, more in the arm he had flung had sent bim out to ask how every- | FTO" al cleul mass of starch. milk also and. malted milk for a Ree ae ee eee rong into the gentle flow of Hapgood's plea, forceful answor you could have made ho slipped forward. An empty thing was runnin’, Pitty soon he! change from the Eat grapes and tha Geusueaine ‘Ter mad ® around rigng clearly, ringing with something him, Argyl girl. Fortunately I bave lay on its side at his elb j" puts @ bottle on the table, an’ sayy: | ge bananas for luncheon, Inatewd of ney eve urn the fathers Very much like startled scor not confided in him to any dangerous bottle, with an inch of th Huid ‘Have one?’ Bat says no, you Why We Have a Weather beavy pastries and sweets, Chest eetevcte iene sun Sue fe "Lam surprised, Mr, Hapgood, that extent, He knows"+— left, stoud just beyond his clenched could see with one eye shut an’ tn | raising, which will be shown soon, is “Wore A ta cont in tio: You Would sens & time Hike this to | te koowa) be aried quickly, "alt fet Waren Ud. waates Wks Waler CEL Bureau. you. w Aan? keep me! Don't you realize what to- that you have let Mr, Winston know! Truxton made no sign, did not so Woree’'n I'd wanted the water : bent for you, weorihs 1) ee yn 2 day's news means to father— you What you have told your lawyer much ag stir, ay Coniston dropped walked clean over to the bar AIR and colder” t» net the \ OLIVE OIL.—JOUN B.C. Too Fé t yme 7 Le is going to 8#@ that I can Rave no thoughts of Hapgood has worm! out of bim the Hap of canvas and stood over him ith ‘The stranger has one, an’ only prediction that the much olive oll taken daily may r hag not gon marry mie! anything now but the grcat thing somehow, He knows"—— Conniston laid a rude hand upon Uhe giase an’ shoves it under Bat’ i United States Weather Bue » main undigested in the system, un- eae 1 a, i . upon which he t# staking ali.” She paused, heaitat Mr, Craw- slack shoulder, shaking {t roughly, Bat called him Mr, Hapgood"— | kee, ‘The “why” of ite ex. less strenuous physical exercises are | SAY RObiing aby ‘ow . . Conniston, having no desire to play ford looked at her sharply Stull Truxton did not Hft his head, did | “That will do.” cut In Conniston| reau makes, 0 taken. Btop the ofl, and for congtt | ave and Tl a CUAPTER XI. hot even mutter as a drunken man brusjucly. “Lf thought ao. And now! istence ts founded upon the collection pation try the ywinsr |" User: i eet ; rox a ane “5 ; in fant to do. et Gucci Pea ROBE ae Weve ot Toe many sxatlatice tor tormare PAST F SONNTIPATION in| : 1 " 3 Ye) My 1 erled Conniston, He day's work ahead of us to-day the Issuance of warn! whea pa EASTE LOK CONSTIPATION. Joni Mt was lant wenk.” t wan n tittte THE BRASS CHECK +b By George Allan England § .M%, ores, Ihetent ant uwidenty “ins {wan Walt an hour etter he had | ie, eauance of warnings, whee Va h nd of figs. Stone the prunes Ser cone : jaa’ with a few remarka y , ‘7 "i , >; Wing abot wgain, grasping Trux- ridden into t » camp Conniston | jand and sea. Every year the Bee hon the: fruits fine, put them in pete Oh, not Race inid A} to Argyl ond the otherg A pes Manety Story ce re mee Biot tans hye) SOU Oe SAGAS few fhe we, by men resume | abused weather | man » a saucepan with one ounce of senna jook at, Just a few siuare tect of Finally, when he had On. Beging in The Evenin orld Nov, 13 t ® > £o pardner, He's very thelr work am though nothing Ufs | cyclones, Roos Om mover oa mm bowder (not benna) and add two cups moist woth here and there a sprig of inked and pusned away bis plate Mirra DBRT AE SUI OAC EASE LE Re ae aeen tne otherman ie UD DA TOP RSD RE hot weathet, 2S 2a t ¥ ' y 7 nan 2 ayn : -