The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 27

[sows race | Fyenino World Daily Magazine Evening World’s Figure ight linet the Row Yor: tveu'sa sea By Maurice Ketten Improvement Contest Diet and Exercise Lessons in New Courses for Stout Women Who Wish to Reduce and Thin Women Who Desire to Develop Their Figures. By Pauline Furlong Copyright, 1916, by Tie Press Publishing Co, (The Now York Brening World) REDUCING EXERCISE NO. XIV. For Description Read To-Day's Lesson. THIRD DOSITION FOURTH PB TION © ee Reducing Course. Lesson XIV. | NE of the most common point of weakness is the back, and tt {fa not unusual to find athl 4 class of sit stout women toho wish to reduce their weight and one of siz thin women who desire to gain wetght, for eight weeks are competing for two with large, over~| 3 prizes of £50 cach, to be awarded developed mus-|¥ tne woman in each class who $ | | cles and tenets ¥ accomplishes the greatest im: Heh ake thom | $ Provement in her figure, They Ineapatio ot per. ¢ Will follow the courses of diet and exercise lessons prepared by Miss Furlong and published daiiy for the benent of alt EVE- NING WORLD readers, eens?» water drinking are Mineral oll also is recommen forming even the simplest feats without lamenes J and soreness Many women and Pacing FURLONG Hien, foo, strong everywhere else, are rendered Incap- able of active and vigorous exercise | because of a weak cundition of the ee helpful ended. BLOODSHOT EYES—! INE ¢ back. The cause of a woak back al- (yee ine eyes with boracie acid in an ways is strain placed upon the liga-|them, and ge more et. Avoid mente and supporting muscles of the , straining the eyes spinal column, or frequently bv Im-! Beippie NAILS—MES, 1 Oh proper carringe of tho body, which'pub the nails with cocoa butter vac forces the vertebrae, the ribs, the night before retiring shouldor blades and collar bo; out - 5 of place. The muscular strain of bear-|}.,, RIED OYSTERS—MAnicI Tove NE,ORA PAI MAY STRIKE ME iW JHE HEART. | HAVE SRRHEUMATISH LAM JEALOUS OF THe FIDDLE you HOLD UNDER Your MANLY CHIN Se A REVOIR-SEND NE A PHOTO OF —THE GLOSS oF ae Your HAIR, O, MADAME URISS Your NAILS la J How I'D LOVE To WEAR! YouR BEAUTIFUL HAIR AS A FUR AROUND Pr idee d ak 2 ae \ Te LiFEoF ) A FIDDLER HER AFFECTioK: (1S PERILOUS | gee ) \fou RA WITH AY Wi AL L FLIRTING ' I'Lt Sue You \_ FOR ALIENATION oF 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 Deseription. ° EVER was there @ childish heart that did not beat gayly at the prospect of going to a party. While mother natur ally amount of concerning her chil dren's clothes, she should rejoice in the opportunity which such an occasion af- fords for the airing of many little man- nerisms and courte- sies which ahe has taught her chtidren, but which are not af- forded expression In every-day life, Tew to be quite he custom fora child to wear a dainty summer frock and h newest colored sash to @ party, but now @® real party frock, sultably tes. tive for the occasion, is considered ary feela a certain anxtety neces. The one T have de. | slaned for to-day ts shown In the Vfront made of flow silk, ‘The skirt uight and full, | but considerable orig inaiity appears in the * waist, where the front portion ts ex- | tended Into a round yoke for the back wo ruffles of lace form the sleeves, » upper one continuing around the view CHILD'S PARTY FROCK OF SILK CHIFFON, What color would you suggest, als) what lining? Want the coat to las for next year MISS A. T. Dark brown wool velour, made full ack ax a deep bertha edging the] and flaring from t yoke. jcollar of heavier . 1" Wour narrow velvet ribbon bands| Either self color or black Skinner's Jcontining a slight fulness at the waist. | Satin would be good for lining. i lend thelr tiny bows as a decos : |rative touch to the plain front Fashion Bititer Breming World Tho bi JN To am a Bigh Jevlored ehiffon orgetto € y * bt : [all but the walst foundation, which 4s ane school girl & fee of all-over lace, This ts almost NG ® Inches tall, he [pletely hidden In the back by the deep | brown hair, blue Lruffie, but in front allows only bands to crow it eyes and fair com the velvet ribbe plexion: WI you Ing up under this welght leads to the fattening and advise mo how to weakness and the mney tv Inme- ‘one would | make a pale blue ness which is so common. Hl a rw, i | evening dress not Most of the exercises, espectally in good for this LW Ove: / ee, | f{ wo extreme, as | those which stretch the limbs and ters ure pot fattonl : ng ns Wend q y do not wish it to be sid body and Rrening Wort \ 6oO aborate? whioh affect the aides of the body and! somaya stna : Bie | . f wold SOU Ras | \ too elaborat the abdominal muscles, will strengthen 4445 ( <™~ | Aim twenty-six years of PRON the weak back. Tho trunk raising awake, ‘They stimulate cireiiation S) t five Inches tall, welt 3 Crystal banding exercise, which I outlined on Monday, and somet 1 4 } 130 ‘poun t ix ineh (PRs Hea tt. Ne r silver lace fe 4 the best for this trouble, ‘ ave bio eyes, brown hale attd | nows, blue tu 1a partan tac matches attambted be v i | Bie — Imedium dark skin with sllg jor. | belt, eliver ribbon bow bwe ft should not be attermpte: ke be — for yoke and sleeves students who are unpractised in the . - milder movements. A back and sido - ws Te fr bear pgm Re cian Patna bikekllene stretching exercise 1¥ given to-day Ap HE B R ASS CH E CK A Master Mystery Story That Baffles Solution Till the Last Chapter'’s Read By George Allan England ioadltite \lich tL ookapiecion with AU TO-DAY'S EXERCISE. —— ——- _____ - a nN Bik ni = i y ould , = = = — $$$! _ color tn cheeks, What colors woulil ot BT—Stand with feet together, , " , , y neat De becoming for evening frocks? Ds bands on hips, Bend body over {BEST NOVELS PUBLISHEDS carseat the WOO" poke ak with. an abandon’ of Pe Pry We agraE At arae cd LT tee gal eee eon Ms Fou Uitike 7. could wear hiack,. (99! alightly at waist line toward JON THIS PAGE COMPLETES Gat jiu the barn, After tiat you could have w elvan Pons aks hal rhe ain ets ore He mile De. + aman planes | Sie maneleet vents o Cent in c urn, After that you 6 Whole life, he came to a stop the Dont be a fool 1 1 You can wear almost any of the front. b WO WEEKS. . “ potatoes.” _dust thi rington came striding ehicken house Wing outdistameed testil Its for you, « "0 antly enous Plumb’ tuckereds | paie colors, yel and pink being es Richa eel amihoags tha. walk’ the woodp queried Jen- round the b ily rim face wore the jast of a swarm of yellow Here, take it, and shut up. Keep ain't vou? luern a whetstun too? | Pale Gnome ¥ aeons Aa i led it it to what? smile GAY Straight Up to Had he possessed his bage your’ far and shoot t win Well, L don't bl you none, Che mn with Ol id stand jine around to right side. Gret Del seated ‘yophnits 20 niin and : apped Tin so vise than Ma aievar wouldchavantra Ag along to frau, at's a Up: vou'll feel better in the mornin’! bint hy UR , a ae Third—Throw body around to back, | r i, OCNOMMITRONN THO: Sinai octane ee sista ene W the coming of night, but would have AS’ in a daze Bean took t yoney Hoy swe king, sm SIA dike, BLAGiC tesla Gk Wert tes A 7 ‘The chest and face should be toward ty by bis 1 mean, cut it KL he oved, “Even if you Sivek into the book lots and 1 Pfor With a trembling hand. He felt of it, dng mint y. Hea na shock oalline : maw it in stove lengths.” Don't gone Eiowean act Gail railway. But the bag he dared not stared at it, then, shaking his head, lye manner stl Fashion 20tteer, ing World . U understand United states?" Aa fs H ey don, No, long for freedom ay he Sid off the’ wall and stuffed It into ‘The conversation ended wath | UMaine ueans Fourth—Bring body around to left Abas Jenkina held his peace Cty wae slower'r ee ee the inlet, ho. a lelay ull he his pocket aruptness. No lease sudden was An-| certain you ee Mating & compicie circa. Hee | “Where's the saw?” was all he asked. gat some sprawl to ye. Course You his disguises with him and. veil vy, misters” he slowly Vw transition to slumber, Handy) can help me in re 4. ® Jaz after returning to orlginal sturt- Like every novice, Jenkins sawed can't do what a real man would, but His movements in tie sable pall ¢ 1 i t much on lang ates H ansed be o i a gard to a suitable * . Make ten circles if they 1 urd at first. After a couple of i nakin's %f some urity a City eda ut i xles head we Me to h ean for street and 4 \ | pe Bomivone Make ten'¢ : url ai “i tty sticky had been reduced to thir void a-had proper Sorely troubled, he once more pro "Oh. can the chatter” exclatmed basso-profunity Beas cat ane 8 Oe i \ is : lengt and p ation had ad ha’ made ected toward the house down fenk etelt a bit lumpy a « ' t “ the house ‘ | rey SUGGESTED MENU. CHAPTER IX ried, he found blinselt pondering: s th 1 at seemed to have no nd unaceountably wanted to ether somnolent indy arose. Je was rinking ae LAS® of hot water and Juice of sf leet yet the ¢ ordinary hardness of ‘ AML at r perceived th s Met tant ray ' adored many fomething tn broad 9 et Stewed prunes, shirred cygs. | } bulge of quid in his che imed his sawing, Presently the un- down the / tl Mn- raspberry bushes em. Get mem a qwison, Whatever might , ha| color that seems so / ge |! > bran bread, coffee without cream B he stood there, lo hun ned back muscles began to ering along and nib! at the tall " ynkins peered closely and re plied Kean, “You' niited to rid that butte! t,} much in vogue, or od or sugar, Luncheon: Glass of buiter- | een Ageia Waite Et iR VAG central with complaints of grass, Lichind it came »-yokels, saw n figure was none {ll rh ter, if anythin’ ever his « Hid not go that way.| perhaps light blue, 1 / \ ie i sede 1 1 unusual punishment, Cen- the young giant who had given ote Hag Bee the melancholy, happens t ou need a friend out — With a start Jenkins sat up in bed,! want something styl- | milk or apple, baked or raw, Dinner ia polar tral ignored them, ‘The ttle blisters him the lift that 1ing, the other Silas looked up and nodded here, count on me, i'm with ye gt 1 by the striking of a « “ . \ Brofled steak, summer squash, baked His eyes, beneath began to form. @ middlo-aged king) man What's the idea?" demanded Jen an’ thin aoe eleasly, with beating [aa Am and | ese plant, fruit salad overha brow ned to see "Ge vondered Jenkins, regard- with sad eyes. | ne a aR Fae Cini iis han aoe be t bed and xtood beside the} tilt brown hate, | HEALTH AND REDUCTION Alps, "sh! throuek t ashed Jenkins. ing his pal “gore job!" Aine Phey put the horse eourinhets On F hei Ae flr . wat lakae eee ns Aneel, Stealthlly he old! gray eyes and fairly CISH and diet are the Te Een ott ' we eca rer niiatek Meer hia Gee Pon iuctions between chock-a-block With — trotole it incomprehen nM Patna Boots. | ie aei| lear compiexioned. k_ |. ted important thir in redu delights, vi hose of stag- il Ce The youn® darned hard tder Tm up agai in va Hite P ip his va CoM & | iS ing course, Just as they are in ‘ ward through doors with a nt tur ped 4 Daley 1 yo doubt It we . ‘ Feonine 1 fort indow, H color ~Nse the developing course, and thes: ArmAul of Wood, and of getting the other 8: Bally an My cil uratoarites ‘eons hoved his letter Into | : as nae » you, withough the de 7 refull it a, ring tedhed humb caug between e . Ail 4 ra an ie arae Ap Mee APO wi narrowe eye oy hy also ta 1 Realth and appearance of ning moved to make Jenking had ind even mux in with ‘ ; ‘ but in that hard and aint. Metaawity, 1 of an F attached at rag Mitt, ftw ekue catior Sally's presenc occasionally: ¢ mat O% } 1" insisted Jenkins. ing anking seemed to feel a would do oe thi color Georgett them, increased phystval ver he appealed for help 4, wet minute rolted ‘ to-day that cer- keen suspicion that threw ollon the te ld portion striped. wit through the daily pract c Ni 10 ee » will you?’ fhe fra Lime in Mi PL le Hid ya dread to ane fn ' n Flat mot pearl le course exe ac it what fe ized the actua of famine, pe po eriwana i x twlod 1 now s. Self color embr y Hines Well, what ist?” Hor tone was rire ‘ the hack poreh t ny old woman in Can- yin based eet heey { ned root, | n - Rare tne Ay list with the other oked, terbu { ean, partly convinced tay 4 gaurret, entered and—too 1 ' Ever 1 prope \ pair of old 1 o'clock Jonadab rim on the of. Jr sincerity think a SO Hoth ste nn. tt , \ : ne The best caver f an aller y. My hands are ane sight ¢ on betehat" f nay wis ‘ toe delichous aft 16 1 w 1 t Improvement of the system are tho All right, Vl Time to travel. bo anid he We the row? Stek?* a ans he bed of 4 1 i, a vin thou wear a ch strengthen the important or H ranted sing and s nself out Nup. 1 ny youngest jad : . 7 4 weary ' Ne mmlch strengthen te iniporian presently returned with same vid yard by yard ot sfoparted Audie herename 14, elaht years old peToRsEAbod ie sedi THe pre ue cere eis ften used to ad culation of the 1 t bdom VOR BOY OR, ik kak ahIKe dene oer nee ne fal een 1 weiter, Tight 1 my lik Mpg st hat ta anlmebiG mine such an 7 aS OR CRENNS | galt ng and carrying wood, Two or three toes th afte rm a ed "Oh, t t a tle on m ' hada: ha n cleansed of the accumulation of tn Bee Nag per CHAPTER X. le Gheesnanwuptic Ate they all “enh hae ahaine fi ' Awork | and muscles as nature intended LeU EP ap: Latte ; ul wtore, he saw 98 MNTRE Ate tase ha nie et ensed in “ey rea | A Pe - fom Ing in the tHe last « vwdust and : ily Bap: tern Doe a eS dy a cert munity of ine {Pd how iW] ‘°A Dark Horse , Answers to (Queries. colloquy : 5 er ng down o: ny a if "e b a k sure.” 4 nit ne subtle yo J tangl 1 him ——! Atl right, miste right : 1 i Bean eyed him with a hollow, nag- Seemed to } « them { and scrambled Hid first use o vase, * COLD HANDS ANO FEBT =| ico naden an’ found © woud i 4s aching . cine ea Syed him with « hol} and this realli greit ly ah ne says 1H firet use ‘ace, “a IANA T.: Poor circula uses MVIainh vail fe x on both palms, "Not half a day 8 he hoeing, « Camo & moment's pansion, Od him. Yet t Me sonore A te Sra, 1 Ser mnena dark horse.” has been traced Bina acntition, waarcine breatha| im Dury ee ae et—-and this for three dollars and ha weaith of Inve whi y than's heart beat with fie ees One RONDE Se DAU ie AA a ope over pe to @ turf oracle of Tennessee MRR een can vin to. nimpane aete | t2, pou venty-five cents a week endevaon's’ voce udden sympathy for the ru js (Or Gownatal as torture of ; 1 ; i a. 1M hed; aus) don't ha sight Ho arose, determined not to tc Bu at eiealaee on ror’, ‘Then with a sudden flash of keenest cup seomed ruoning t the sido ‘of the y|named Judge McMinamee, A man laasage also will help, \see you move, § s the fe 4 carried still another load into Nd real nation Jenking knew he TE i he a ey ined to @ boarded if wer t | named Flynn owned a black iopan : Peet tee faite venta tn BAM AT eee ae stand there with nino hundred and a Co ourds > | stat valled Dusky Pete. He was OLIVE OIL—JOUN Bf Oh, t t. 7 Saatait wea Stabaioe ny poe ram MECH wighty-elx dollars pinned to his un. Mht, hen bend } 1 Dusky Pete. Ho wa: much olive i taken daily ul meron wae tures i ung, blow ® dennint ean nt a Ree AO and 7 40 favor him: Seem . “hkely hoes” in appearance main undigested t s an} Mn} i SORUrRS v ql r horn va ‘ ey tormen ed Hise, ‘one ' the farn came en und | but ould) tray rate t taken, Stop the oily no prac Rania ; dala iad ereon Hloks's 4 d down toward the lane, moolily he must do and would the ur Ww v uched meanwhte in him to scorn. the trunk raising exere.se shown N The ta tid back ie ni chan 4 , 2nd slowly, with a percept mi Ho drew near the miserable fello \ tow the back »| It Was Flynn's custom to ride this As ten times piehtly, Foods taken| nine teen ink j an rowarded him with “Hale way wlong the edge of the erauchine theme ie idee! Res et leaking’ vonuured hoses ItQ AEA anton a ant yg Veda Ae natipar| ten uaiten ann POM cin. ania ane ceived a large, spherical wall ands lowering tis n to With due caution ing was being held, and enter him in tion should ellulosxe—| bellow probably intended DE nak Taalted) Oatk mine hing Ike @ punching bag, — "OR, forget that! Now with tarre in Vadhicovered ara usky Pete didn’t look par- the cos nents j K too hard firet day; you n the limb of an apple what I'm going to do, and don't you Culated turned to the right ans tleularly good, and Flynn could a! contained in certain ki pre HenMen nibh ote sin aies AB AGE Uren uh meta On this he vented his apite with ever leak @ word of tt to anybody, Without d pits whaded dim ways get a goodly number of bets ducts are amon t fi ‘curl! ) It's most dinner- 4, Vicious swing of the hoe by understar I'm going to loosen just He sr re an re with p down at excellent odds, Seldom did coativeness, because they are natura Net mes after his speed rapidly increased, also twenty-Ave and alide {to you lay dow snomagt liso ‘1 to romp home far ahead laxatives. ‘Bran may. i soil John D obeyed, He never nia pains. er God's wake, when?” exclained tured All at he beheld @ vague, white favorites, to the enrich. ready to eat mes th On ced the enH@htened . how blessed @ tN. === --- _-- - ci some W fi rwiy back and owner, package, or 1 tes Jenkins, Vi ed r 1 rwn and kee ‘ulet. — r 7 upor 8 the Judge McMinames was ety dishes, which w c shed manual labor r \t }iseful by comparison with the saw . - 3 , y H . : a . 7 un the 8 he observe sky sby both the young and the grown ups, beyond them F ast koned. And presently, when the butter came, Showing How a Loser Won in a Game of Honor beh s O38 retreat san ‘an Fete ntlemen,” he sald, “there's ‘who find medicines d ‘ dab nodded Luelia poured’ for him, from a spleot rainy ‘bee , aie Wine Nant ot vs ut once he heard a voice: ” a dark horse in this race that will wall & inefteati ral! frulta, green 1 talk kind of outlandish,” said jn the churn, two brimming gslasi Begins in The Evening World Nov. 27 ana ne AP tmeatadae aes ona Whntk there make ye sick,” After thas it Beonme 8 cs 3 2, " rue: ye ne 7 — i NB Sian dice of A el Dudiey 4 hie ears yin, oO La Wegetables and salads and copious he, “but I guess you mean well, of the most entrancinr foamy, yel @roused him, He wat up on the bed (To Be Continued) he er s ji. ook out for the dark ’ en 4 Ce qe