The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1916, Page 19

Frening [wows rack’ | Evening World's Figure | Improvement Contest THAVE STUDIES rine THAT STOCKH THOROU n>) IHAVE LOOKED IN TOIT Stout Women Continue to Lose Weight and Gain| Better Proportions—'Mrs. D.” Takes the Lead |\Youcan LOSS” With a Score of 2614 Points—“Mrs. C.” || poe BUY Has Lost Seventeen Pounds. |lSure ToGo uP By Pauline Furlong. ~— Qapprigha, A016, ty The Preas Publishing Co, (Tie New York Evening Worl), } LAL of the women entered in the | rrr, Frwy seororement” const | REDUCING EXERCISE Contions to show progress. | NO. XIIL measurements of four of the wen} For Description Read }! To-Day’s Lesson. women who are! taking part re-! veal a ions of from nine to sev- enteen pounds! each and a pro- portionate reduc- tion in thor moanurements Mra, D. leads with DABBLING IN STacks , Toun ? Punto @ net gain of 261-2 points, but sho Is) Gloealy followed by Mra. C. with 261-4 peints, which certainly means a close 4 between the leader Mra. D.| 48 lost nine pounds and Mra, C. @eventeer pounds. Both are much/| Better pro, ortioned than when the eonte = =egan. other contestants are not far % POSITIONG) POSITION @ behind the leaders, and they, too, have © wren improved figures as a result of fol —_ — - ' arteries become clogged al lowing the lessons. Continued Prog-| chaiky deposits, and if we exp remo’ tees at the same rte will find them these the body will akain’ become reduced to what every woman wants ¢lustic and supple as in youth, "Just a nice size.” Ph Sither doctors, medicine nor diet Te emove these sedimentary de- The benefit of the daily lessons '8 Hosite from the system, andit ie un deginning to show in an important which cause the thickening of the! way, and Tam confident that many of | ttiseu mbrane, The supply of my readers will find their own mena- | V0") fo urements greatly improved. }whieh cau confuston, } v and of the other Horo are the latest figures for four! sins hat hese eurthy d et the stout women: Tit An, che Grtertes are compone MRS. D. Niefly of magness O, JONN Re: with small t E 1 other mineraly. Many % vdvise a diet y p dis- deposits, but this Is not le for reasonable d relat preventing and us Total reduction pointe..... 26 | Closing of the system, and that ts by | mechanical means, nature's method! exercise, tensing relaxing the MRB. C. | dormant mus 5 beet This fact has been proved and found real way, to be and at the same Weiant . 28 Inexpensive and effective. ¥ f 4 ae Any set of muscles or individu Hine . > i, 3, Ones properly used and exercised | q 13! i each day wilt me strong and BY 26 2 72 supple agal throw ff he un. gh a 1 jhealthy tat: ! q over i ! Total reduction points....... 26,4 | Re other ae tine sympathy with each! MRS, A. al building un af n takes plice, real se This, ret of physt- Total reduction points ... “| _THE BRASS CHECK Lind manuged to articuls MISS B. At ON THIS PAGE COMPLETE | | | § EVERY TWO WEEKS, BEST NOVELS ourcere | ing the wortd trmed . rig 1, The Frank A. Maney Co ce with a mumetotal of juat thirt i sy F PRECKOING CHATTERS Into the avenue he turned, : jw Jouning, cigar clerk, sacks woe nily, and—taking his bearing . TH Henlemon, bie boy arch the number wanted Total reduction points 1734 are Jewwre foe bein Owlie tn two Dw thie AiMber was His Jonkiom dnoiden th eld tt, across the ave t quivered a The figures for tio thin women & ‘ i irene esas Palas impressive | troy De published tn this column Tnexdyy wits and a Biteg-& TE Lae ing tho street, be nt . 1 be iwo Seulevun Klass windows, the brans ; . and the green tubs on t Reducing Course. cempineeaecan With ornamental trees erow! > ” yo , ta. Yes, this looked like am. Lesson XIII. CHAPTER V. ail right : . ae es Continved) A minute later he had ellinnad the ICH email | as walk AE jeting click of th® stone steps, banked by the or ny taal work, or during the our | taximeter reealled him. plants, had reached the massive door climbing the stairs, to strengthen | “Hay, you!” he called to Aad—eschewing the brass knock Meta wenaler dane 9 i bad pressed the electric bution the lee mu ry t chaufteu Nobody came, The horrible (hought breathing will, ufter ne, become "Yes, sir?! occurred to him that maybe the dire a pleasure rather ‘ when] Make {t Madison Avenue and Thir- tions wae wrong, part of @ hitter se aks meeurenen teat foo are ds coe jest of Fate, even of a trap to snare you nay i El uae preted fa t me? him, Again he looked at the shining mproving your sth i |v Yes, sir number on the door, Yes, this was ance, These simple exer whl) Fine!" sald Jenkins, and once more surely the right one. Once more ho soon become a habit ant t sank back Into the leather, He real- Tang, this time a longer summons conatitution far more fay thi? | ged that be was dallying with a dans yin ty Bie aA EUR pHa Mkt the infrequent or spisiy x |eerous game. There was always de- and the big door notse when indulged tn once or (wWice “rection and arrest to reckon with, tho 1 the aperture atood a dignified | week, For the round development | morq go that he now conceived him. #0 in black, With side-whiskers; j pected butler, 1 any ever buttled. of the body, tho “free hand” ©xercl4s, | seit to be involved In a criminal case, Come 4, sir, Ho's hexpecting which compel you to twist, throw and!” phe taxt swerved into Madison you." , stretch the } rich tons} Avenus, ran to Thirtieth Street and “Oh, he is, is be?" asked Jenkins, that will affect th les In lees. | slowed to a st entering with trepidation, The butler trunks, as the only way | are) at vy, took the suit-case, and seatured arms and tr : | rn. wald the chauf- toward a door on the left of the din develop the muscles ts by fr ain ; g the door for him and all Jenking Kot a Vague the blood supply, upon which they] thus rudely breaking in on Jenking's pression of palntings, tapostrios sen’, Mwaving ond body: twisting: ox-|pinasant delvingh with fancy. Ho ¢ tithe oF two, broad stairs curving oroises, shown to-day, churn thy In-] posited the much-labelied euttea os, sir. You're late, sit." ar constip: i” Phat in iwolieaniictive: ed the other, w a Marked rit Inrece anounced: Bb Gree Manas OMS Me ‘ 1 «timulat i wo-uwesily-Ove? echoed Jenkine t the sluggish iver to act whieh | dismayed. “Why, [didn't Noetercayt Wall wan tp tenes the rallow complexion and |” jy 1 himself, Not thus were layed b oves blemishes. taal-usin en-travelling § a4 qian ep i 1 a to haggle, thought st nIGe" TO-DAY'S EXERCISE ; Fa et dy reception to Jot TAND with feet about tweive| ee “LT wll notify bim you NS) Inohes apart. hands ips.) ey eeaRe. ‘ ay ait centers 5 rho a Brig A second thought eccurred to Jon line, kee sing the knees at Re id Jenkins, and reached tor he raising # ¢ i wtitl, ae far to the right ' H Ie opened nd ke to the left alde un ea « ed out the’ twoe ¢ s 1 he intend without strain, Do this ten the i 1 A shyly within, to let ite values depa noiitm int @ach practice, as many times uw day iy ich solitary one. the handa of unk pursona, The ae convenient, PUEAE GATOR AS TACI A TOTRAY OS SW . aght by sult om his grasp SUGGESTED MENU any auffeur "Aoh, very well, ait,” he made an WO glasses of water before break ! it Answer, “Kindly sit down, and 1) I fast, or ono with lemon) jiles Ke nen awned clone, notify the mahster * Brenkfast: Stewed prune th a champh He indicated a chatr, and vanished without mugar or cream, brofled half ad One canting Men PAPTER V’ but or cof, coffee, whole wheat tonat, | cuuuy nny ese CHAPTER VI. Luncheon: Fruit or green yeeots The world spit noment, before ff OR @ mt Jenkina and Rarrignie matte Jenks : ed therm, the millionaire stood Pitner! Wot roast wil nions t fuce, and Ltn each taking ateck of the srrote, turnips, fruit ‘ : ; eee se the Tenkina's distressed HEALTH AND REDUCTION Aios. u r he sympa Deart sank atill further, un- HE only real difforence between thetle % s number of dey the level look of those deep- an old person and a youthful colonial adjectives. ‘That's two, T blue eyes. 6 millionaire, bi I got, There's a quarter more comin’. was sixty or alxty-five yoars old, with ‘one ts that one ts muppie and A Jenkins came up gasping, but gam the other ts bent and stiff. What He pulled himself together, gave causes thie? As we advance in years robber half a dollar and with a wave & thin aquiling nome, sweeping white mustaches and @ face that showed the stonm and etress of battle, No ob Can You Beat It! Tete eee oF A TRU RES\OENT | MADE | LOTS OF MONEY 13 Day \ BOUGHT FIF} Conon | AT TWO AND Sotd IT” | or al Two HUNDRED World Daily Magazine okt O3hon y Maurice Ketten ) THANK You For THE TIP. | KNOW You KNow & Good stock A FRIEND oF MINE WHO KNOWS ALL AB OuT THE MARKET ( ADVISED NE To BUY Free COMMON _NOw & CONFIDENTIALLY ) Waar You THINK ~ \ OF IT + i 2 OF, BEST SToce 4 | NAVE RKETH SURE To Go UP —_—- ~ — { WHAT'S | THE Dy { YES. \'ve MATTER PIFFLE { COMMON | HAS Gone /To Smasu | w L \ BouquT IT BECAUSE iLike THE NAME. FIFI_IS THE NANE OF COUSIN BELE'S SISTER -IN- LAW'S Dog — WASN'T | SMART ? Original Designs for The Home Dressmaker Advice in the Selection of Materials and Styles for All Types Furnished by The Evening World's Expert. By Mildred Lodewick. @ Descrip'ion. NE of the mont Interesting features of the every day frock of thin winter In ite modest disregard of the dec neck mo chara vate of last winter's styfen, Although high necks are not | uncommon, the me- alum low and Duten | atyh are the most popular, ven elab. afternoon frocks are ofton neon with this kind of neck, The business girl who Itkes modish clothes but who al- ways abides by the mandates of mod. esty can now foel stylinh tn her high. orate necked frock, The design to-day will be evpectatiy appealing to her, While the lines are [oimplo and t trimming unosten- tutious, the effect lin a The {igure at the right ta intended for striped goods of woollen texture or vik with a plain fabric for the bod foe, either of velvet or satin, tinetive, A dull bine and black stripe novelty BOON Would be pretty with a biack velvet bodice hav. Ing cotlar and cuffs $A PRACTICAL FROCK FOR THE GIRL WHO of white washable GOES TO BUSINESS. satin, A dark red . and black stripe goods with black — - velvet or satin bodice would combine A toa Answers to Querics nicely with gray broadcloth sib Qu x A Greasier offect may be gained ¥ 4 ‘aahion Eiiter, Krentug World from this design by the use of colored] ty ie true that Ilght colora become velvet brocade for moyen O80l dark people and! dark colors liht walst foundation, while plain broad-|peonie? 1 have black tir and dari cloth, silk, crepe de chine or satia could be used for the rest of the frock. ‘The back view suggests such & com- bination af fabrics, with the further enrichment of fur brown eyes, a rather dark complexion and no color In cheeks. What hot would you advise? Am sixter old A READET With brunettes the jlxh are more becoming, but A Master Mystery Story That Baffles Solution Till the Last Chapter’s Read atinetively, with whom by no means; I should have, sent; but aa for specok, that was tin- nt of that,” half-apologized the possible the noire stepped saire “Now, a8 regards the "One thousand,” repeated the plu- 1 * hand. sword, you fully understand It?" tocrat, “in conventent denominations. Pass-word?" queried Jenkins, feel- There are five one-hundred-dollar 4 great chasin yawn black before bills, five fifties, twelve tens and the Dex t remainder in fives, twos al ones. day certainly. Sost essential, to 10- Please count them and verify my fae ; cred Jenkins, f operation and to PD UDAU- statement. the » start, “but—well persons out per, Te |, nded the fat wad of currency “Na: ma You're bere now. ridian! ont forget Meridian, to Jenkin, who almost dropped M in "No What ts your WHatever happens, his agitation I oget you, answered Jenkins, In- ey guess I'M be going, alr,” anid » are Crewe expressibly relieved. * tan!” A A good, honest ure you'll remember { “Sure you Understand everything?” Come, alr, let me iia “Sure!” 5 ok at yout Brett it I Very well, very well; he¥e are rat took Jenkins by the. Aif-bd-o eer , your dire Goum, in ease of trouble.” sloulder and directed his steps tos 1, Mee rb At MD! tre prod from his Bos ns 9 folded ward one of the windows : . paper, which Jenkins quiveringly ao- 1 think you w “he approv: pghewered conted, honest, open Pf tity on a Jenking bowed in eu of speaking nidging men Pi thet is if any erlals arises, You un. &fd edged toward the door, ‘The old you I not, in thin Pie aT 24a Sara N when are Rentioman, his face pale and intense, ean than life te Vi ly to atart . 7 pushed the wall-button to summon Whe Why, the butler, Then he extended hiv hond, which Jenkins had perforce to : = You're y ‘tor the fl 4 Sar Dexter never | “Yuu'To reudy for the frat etep at pend wnech Lanka ted oes wae ® ea to me whe Tr point fervent oe ite nm this nl mn ail ehokent® As a tha c “@ood-by, and heaven go with you Rout espat ge cael are apement” Mepraved S06. 210 on your nobis work!” maid he, bla 1 seem to pow x 1 : » trembling with earnestness, i th apprehes . ae oo ah al dete ou must Win, alr; you're bound to. Kins, holding &X¢ i} dat co Energy, Inteliigenee and honesty such hrnniemtart, “Tim, Bene end aacleen. Mure, As you p we can never full!” Murat 1 fos, fomiing about the alze of a y * pleg oe gtitt Very wall, Nevertheless I'm go. fled Lima bean, returned the hand- ‘ See: Nata FO. clasp and picked up the sultoase a litte, When tng t 1 etree ay exters “Goodby, alt.” be managed to vay, you ‘Vil makw good or bust! That 19 * Jenking an nfused tn mptte james, entirely correct though om n. y be MN for ous 0! e se a Thot's odd, ¥. Welt aclieds S20nt 08 Sony appeeres SE Die ite pomewhere?” ule to work on." “See the young gentleman out, nalso sat down, “All right, anything yom aay,” ac> James," directed the millionaire, nod + phat wae Sled Jenkins, anatched aw it ware “ing farewell. Jenkins, with « Anal at WAS from the brink f another abyss, bow, followed the butler, quite out of your roule, coming from + td be mr have one t by.” As the outer door opened for his the South: ttl rn nd it you before exit, he caught the butlers eye. A ! " ui led awift leave said th ne shiver of eppre 1 Chased ttealf Y t He probaly bad maditatively tow a ip his back. In that hard, suaplotous worn iden Int Possibly he may aati wy: heart. flopped optic he read unmistakable signs of ht L was ales ayer he tena ee tortie eee troubte sttil te come tk y, in TH were with a Pa od ant jaws t Ho knows u're ! Ache noUnE a fine h ny w at a Lae pai at present hi andl Hung, “You have tho diskuine 7 ait,” han pretty well put me on the , Undecided for a moment Just what Yeu, wir. AM thrae of them, right Dlink: thag ta hmm! T mean Thaven't Atte hie watered wits and with an in that suitense.t f a of confidence descended 1 ie, you u Pi, m8 the etep Pvervthing, he felt, de y i win a ' At ended and nasiurance var ate ® Held and ase e would therefore Dhoow ait angers, The an't be He where he waa anced tar erving n going. but at any rate he would be “Prosith you're not ald of Jenkine’s emotion, removed the , mn his way thing you muy be culled ur 2 rubber band, took out an imposing "ite walked down Park Avenue to bie! sheaf of bank bills and as he thumbed tha frat corner, turned east, and 1 tye, etritt them over aaid wth relfet beheld ea wetting taxt Vall epcken, and a inan! Now ‘One thousand | ‘lars, air, an ex TAuenatribe hackoned ° what Yo You think of Dexter's plan? pense money. ‘This j aenae to chaitwaur, The lather nnaded’ and You vo of having it carried out be constdered part 5 onened the taxt door n successive etepa? wervices. Other and « “Where to, Sir?” tie anked, as utely! tyou If you suce Wing climbed jn. Jenkina you're competent to carry out © is merely to mabie you to meet jjea thoae siecute (he eituation as developunentis arise. * here, Hill” he asked, confi. ‘Well, if wasn't, do you think You understand?" Aentially, “Want to gnther a couple Dexter would have Put mo next to the Jenkins managed to make some kind tneke, easy? job? of a eulping nolee that eenified ae- ” "Voure on’ \Chat in itt! “Rptll men fittle { will yout" = — —— —=—= =—= >] What kina?’ = 3 i “Tell me who lives tn the Afth (HIGH SPEED — + __ By Clinton H. Stagg crc att eh aoeskt’ ol pate AE 5 | ? ide? Showing How a Loser Won in a Game of Honor ym ee ore ee eT ean’ tall Begins in The Evening World Nov. 97 I} uy, * the a lmlank oil tis plese then, ana je me, Wil you’ It depends upon ti Individual. Ap looks best in pale shades, Your beat 1 bright blue tan also might be bece “Surest thing you know ‘ The chauffeur eved him with #US+) Pashion Editor, Evening World } pieion, Wise with thr spe anny ine 1 am forty-cight dom of Manhattan, he knew man > Beli snares anil deceptions, and feared Aerie of age, you uy all men. . it looking, and “Nothing t answered, “I'll though [ dggot care drive you 6 » though, and for Sto ah too mye It the one we we slide youthful, ke them “No.” objected Jenkins, "TL don't | simple and stylian, want to pase there, You go alone. for L carry my Then come here und pick me lothes well and Hke back up. How's the pinin styles. “That Listens sood,"” answered the r ct the chauffeur, "Hat Vl you t you surg Slip me the two frst. You nuightn't ty for here wien I get around the block.” dark , is recommined t ation of thia| | | \ Niue broadetoth obneAg tO felt t Meutiy of! |) \ MRS, R. the @) ation s0 Unsophtaticated, | Riack braid and he, as to rink exposing & envelope | | white satin ¢ of currency to casnal chautfeurs, But] |) \ \ settee coll t information he iust and would have. | cut r . “Come on, take a chance.” sald he. | J hair ine “rit watt ere. Tou take the machine | S=a——e—"~ braid, gray satin and slide round there, I'll be nd gray puede would be pretty ©. K, when you blow back. An@ @y ee TH make that three bucks if you're | Paqhion Krecing 1 * back tn 4 Well, what say?") 1 a dork Brown suit and hat “You're the other accepted.) to march, trimagd with a plume and Jonking cliubed out of thy text agnin,| a small amount of row ribbon, Will andethe ¥ leparted on a mission | you Kindly advise me conceraing the Jenking w ed it round | right t of shoes to purchase? Am wit wome:esnati tWenty-eltht years of ame. Once more ominous fanclen asnatted | MRS. CL him aw he waited. Po many| Gray kid or suede misdemeanors sad now A that} —— of Kecepting $1,000 In cash uniter free | pegtion KAltor. Krening World Would lke t 9 |® real pretty wied,|from 31-2 yards of challte, 32 Inches pearl TAY make ) dress yet determined whe, nelius * oume. T should think é you'd ha’ heen wise to it anyhow, You = ain't from thus ey ? im shel Cornelius 1 exe gure and carrlag Jenking, ignoring tie stion and am ‘ ne ay ron). Have tinek 3! \ in books ; Hut thin one's well Neeled at that.| brown eyes { ct A milion or two, maybe morn GaN, ek Prottting by ‘ i + i Gray velvet girdle! and skirt by 12s, Silver mutaide the pur fa bink. The nd tasséis, Narrow viaion and the touch of so much real|siiver b ace odet edad money Gizzied him lekia ‘ak oe SOMME OF, OORS ED The tax!, wowing in front of a ho. goa y enn, Straps and to join hip tel, recalled him to the necessity of | YOUKe pink eatin under- keeping 0 8 ° minutes | alee ng pald the and i fea od | Feskion Euitor, Eraning World Philadetphia, on the u kindly suggest a design register o: re modest hoateiry, ternoon dreas of Rurgundy é he found himeelt again secluded broadcloth, something with an Em- locke! room. pire waterline an ne Suddeniy he bethought him of the am rwe! rections that accompaniad the slender, money. He drew from Bis pocket the com folded paper the m IMonalre had given Finteh an empire wal tle him, opened it, smoothed tt out and enis of velvet ribbon embroidered read these typewritten words with atesl beads and rose floas, Pull Proceed to farm of J. H. Purington, gathered chemisotte of burgundy Bouth Harmony, Conneotiout. Get om. chiffon matohing slesves, Bteel ball ployment there ag farm laborer, Watch out for password there and await di- reotone, (To Be Continued) \ buttons, collar of rone ohiffon over one of Burgundy, Flares or rose and Rargency chiffon at wrist. Plain