The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1916, Page 11

ore ee Oe THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1916, showing mo the way to better health Rs, C." eo ee our’ |Evening World Figure Contest Winners; [SEERA sane ee 4 " }made two decided improvements in Soha P. Becker, elghty-nve and eichty- | wmnnnnnnnnrnnnnnnnnnnnnnannennannnAnnAAnAAARAANAARAD AAARARRNARRARARARDARADDDADDDD ADD DOSODODOODODLL AN her (gure and advises me that she three years old respectively, were found | a a en: | O R 39 P, d O ° 6 [haw worked earnostiy t0 do no. Kira, ee th r G 0 cheat, bist and hipa, and, pnd, she | re educes oun § e atns has reduced her waist, which began | to take on flown at an’ alarming rate when she started to gain in weight, Thia in alwaya the case, a8 I have ao Mason City. T! a" thelr home rid loodhounds aro on the ee often told readers, for the abdomen and Waist | re the points of least reaistan it seldom ¢xercised, This money, ther with Paid IM Focently. i¢ miasiny and nat them, “Mra. IL” intenda to keep at her pres- ent wel@ht through Intelligent living. ls me that she has taken many | 1 much milk during the} her wholesome and fat- rok ° ater eae eeu ee | ahe know absolutely nothing about be- fore mak hrs a mudy of them during Not ali th contestant ro abie . . to finish the contest, but without ‘e The name on a piano is an index to its real merit. Most | tine they dropped out, ‘Two were un. |Pianos look and sound alike when new. Time and usage Able to report for the anal weighing [ATE the tests that tell the actual worth of a piano. And moasui aes ol ; pate, Which bad ne conneotion with the| FOF over 70 years the name ‘Waters’ has inspired con- pontest or thel tin it. C : octive > There is a sec i hee ie EA age a ga fidence in a prospective buyer. There is a secure feeling | must be naid for “Mra. D," one of the Of reliability and value that goes with Jwtout contestants, who came within |aix and one-half points of winning, / She worked hard to win and was only | [denied that aatiafaction by the greater | ac! ments of the winner, “Mrs. 1D" nal woight and measurement | | atatintion follow: “MRS. B.”" (REDUCED) PIA 34 2 39 The Waters Autola Player-Piano is the most wonderful ti, advance in player-piano construction of the century. Its 134 4% | tone, durability, exclusive features and other points of su- ‘Total reduetion, petnte ., $8% |Periority make a strong appeal, if you intend to buy a player. H | pp ke charts cof the two thin con: | Waters Pianos and Autola Player-Pianos may be bought I | : ? TMENT AND AFTER TREATMENT | Mins II.” follow lat very reasonable prices and on convenient terms. f P i o Interest on Time Payments Stout Woman Achieves Remarkable Reduction in Weight N y Measurements of Entire Figure; Thin One Ac- | ‘ a Horace Waters & Co. complishes Corresponding Development as Fe 6 Y 134 Fifth Ave., nr. 18th Street Result of Eight Weeks’ Diet and Exercise ; 3 OPEN | 127 W. 42d St., nr. Broadway Outlined by Evening World Expert. EVENINGS | 254 W. 125th St., nr. 8th Ave. \ 371 E. 149th St., nr. 3d Ave. tho fat gravitates to ee 85.75 TO B50, bie mistake if yew bay 4 2 jelry before visiting the Bennett “Fae~ lory te Pocket” Jewelry store, Send for | Catalon W. Bennett Mig. Co. rn Y 75, Broadway Unstnirs, 4 John #4. N CHILDREN nd place in the dance contest, countered on {ti biy less pro- | —— at weight ond figure | cause the Improvement in 10 physical changes are] health, aside from my much less marked, pei e, will be my 4 aways much texs marked alee aioe ea hess a FIGURES “RE-SHAPED” TO MO! long, and The Evening World, for ship, charity and 1 nevolence, PLEASING OUTLINES. That change in weight alone ts not the only remarkable feature of the t ants accom ‘ should use | By Pauline Furlong. Weight ....+ 6 \we — ————————————— | By achieving a reduction in wolght and measurements far beyond that Bust... hal | ozodont MRSC. BEFORE TREATMENT AND AFTER: | of her nearest stout competitor, and greatly In excess of ¢ All B'S. he Ff ware Vy, LIQUID DENTIFRICE [ee ee cites aman tt : a Furs for Holiday Gifts not cause of ite pleas Figure Improvement Gained | brian odour ergot geagtoigecrnagper mo a) Ss. eee by the Two Cont st Winners | figure proportions has established “M 11." undis-| Total development, pointe. ...... 20 aves Fintan putablo winner over the other slender competitors in| . 7 is {heen from, gum and tooth “MRS. C.” (Reduced) |““MISS H.” (Developed) the Developing Cisea ot the same content, ; BABIES AS PRIZES. | Stoles, Capes & Neckpieces infec : - ‘ 5 3. €." lost thirty-nine pounds—sixteen pounds a - —— Buy it for them AtStart Now = Lost | AtStart Now Gained more than were lost by Mra, A. St. James, whom 1 re. | LYNN, Maus, Deo, 18-—Over the pro- | Kolinsky Seal Weight... 2181p8 179 © 39 | Weight... .1ceibe. 126 20 duced a year ago by means of a similar course and who ‘rs OF clergymen and society, women, 1 olins } : Hudson Sea — =|$ Bust...... 40ine. 41 5 |Bust 34ine, 36 2 “4 worked daily under my personal supervision, And) py:iias, has announced that tt will not |N Blended Sable Mole, ete. FOR THROAT AND LUNGS . 38 33 6 |Walst..... 255, 27 i] iy “MRS. C." bad no one to guide and spur her efforts.|only adhere to its plan to ave away «lf STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS Pac She accomplished her wonderful reduction merely by live three-months-old bey baby as aj fy } ckman’s oe: _ oy ph . wl i ee “4 i iniewiag ipa ae published in The Evening World with a fatthfulness frst LAN Sy Freatilen a we N MUFFS TO MATCH | 7 22! 4 7 20 3% ~ “, +, ” prove themselves the lancers at | ' , and zeal horn of a determination to “w he contest \the lodge’s Mew Year's balls but that | in | ° Upper Arm. 14 12 1s {Upper Arm, 10 re “Miss HL" gained twenty pounds; less of @ change, it is true, than| now it nes decided to wive away two fy Ready for Immediate Delivery | terative Neck ws va 1 |Neck ‘2 13% 195 $leytes, ©." accomplished, but equally noteworthy when jt is remembered imbies instead of one, Tho other kidlet | N , 1 rT?) that both eantests continued for the same length of time and that the Js three months old and a girl, and will Fy ’ Total Reduction Points 62 \:) Total Development Points ses process of figure development is not only much slower than that of reduc-|P* awarded to the married couple win- | H un er S ons s s away ti.) bab.ow, both of hana, tt is furthering the 391 Fifth Avenue, New York. Wool Sale » two conte shown by the two com- ccompanying he aist and bust and 4ty a thighs have t down “Mra. C's" figure to OF brought Ee oportions that will necessitate her cm} investing In a new wardrobe, as @ a e oO ea Sul e glance at her p pha will show. cq Equally significant are the changes tn the figure of “Miss H.,” with a de- velopment of 8 inches at the hips, 3% inches at the thighs and 2 Inches at How “rr0ur,The American Farmer’s Largest Customer, Helps Increase Production AS the Nation’s greatest purveyor of pure foods, Armour is the American farmer’s largest customer. And because of _ occupying both of these positions, it is to Armour’s interest to do everything possible to increase the national yield. There is no philanthropy about this, From a same efficiency-ized transportation which has been purely business standpoint, increased yield in sound responsible for this by taking the market to the common-sense for Armour. producer, has given the farmer a twelve-month-in- the-year selling season. led contour, filled out at the points where lack of welght, flesh and | ] muscle gave her the scrawny” YOU READ ADS. Have you noticed any ready-mede clothier or ; ned go unpleasing in the exces- TIN Sete’ ORES merchant tailor mention or offer an ALL-WOOL Suit or Overcoat? YOU aie me Scie tremendous tms| HAVE NOT. provement In health reported by both : ward winners; new strength and| DO YOU KNOW WHY? For the reason that most materia!s turned Saxe ont crt aS eee : out to ay by the mills contain 30%, to 70%% cotton. nt in their movements | ‘Their eyes have the arkle of health and thelr poise be- Aks the assurance that comes only With good health, Both sald to me in practically the same words: “I never We have always refused to buy inferior woolens, and in our entire stock of woolens you will not find an inch of material that is not 100 per cent. all wool. felt go well In oll my life!” Toth can| In Armour’s relations with the cens: ine do their work with far leas fatigue, | creased. supply means lower prices. But since Without methods such as Armout's it would be THREE PIECE wane up mornings feeling fresher, Armour’s profit on business done has for years aver- impossible for the farmer to take a revenue from his aimee me Rate How ene aged approximately three cents on the dollar, it also land in proportion to its increased value per acre. 7/2 | WORKED To WIN CONTEST. means increased profits, due to the larger volume. Thus, in the solution of market problems alone, Dear Miss Furlong: Therefore, in working for increased ‘ without considering the free Bureau of Advisory Agri- OF . : 7 production, Y —_ (Lhe me eres planers ka oHine a triple-sided benefit is realized —lower prices for cultural Service which Armour maintains to aid pro- | follow your wonderful course In re consumers to pay, a greater revenue to the producer ducers, this rest fo0e Oreo ator has materially Ver>’ Guaran. ducing, which ran in The Evening and increased profits for Armour, helped to grade-up hy the incentive of ready eats. AllWool SS Magen meer To the farmer, the name of Armour stands for a ne -rmpecvanee’ 0:0 sentaneer: f tve: bite Sold Elsewhere for $25 or more bea dene ton me. that of which he is in most need—a@ steady market. Armour campaign for production betterment, must be I have followed the course to the For, through an almost endless chain of refrigerators SEES E Bs pg eae ah testy with fundamen- AND REMEMBER, ABOVE ALL THINGS, THAT EVERY SUIT OR OVER. letter and have not eaten sugar or| on wheels, an extensive system of Branch Houses and _—«*#l8—and building for the future. a Consumer Market based on value and maintained by the great modern selling force, ADVERTISING, cream nor most sweets in an for weeks. I have ulways been so COAT IS GUARANTEED ALL WOOL, PERFECT FIT, FINEST WORKMANSHIP, Such basic work cannot fail in its effort to reduce OR YOUR MONEY BACK WITHOUT QUESTION, fond of these things, but I know that Armour enables the individual farmer to sell to living prices. 4 SUITS OR OVERCOATS ORDERED BY THURSDAY READY FOR XMAS d eab 108) Par seus Batter! wtnoNt the whole American people. 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