The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1917, Page 15

Tvening World’s New | Perfect Figure Contest OBJECT. ~To Make Perfectly Proportioned for Their Height Women Who Now Are at Least Fifteen Pounds Over or Under Weight. Ley —————$___—_—__ AWARDS—s100 in Prizes toyMEANS—A Three Months’ the Women Who, at the End} Course of Exercise and Diet sof the Contest, Most Closely3 Lessons Devised by Miss | Approximate Proper Weight} Pauline Furlong and Pub- Whd Measurement for Their} lished Daily in The Evening| “Height. World. By Pauline Furlong Conrrig’its 1917, by The Press Publicning Co, (The New York Evening World) HE EVENING WORLD'S new Perfect Figure contest has an abso- lutely unique object—not to discover and reward women who already have perfect figures, but to perfectly proportion women whose figures now are radically out of proportion for their height by reason of either excessive overweight or underweight. It is to make perfect figures rather than éo find them. It is perhaps needless for me to point out to women who are now many pounds too stout, or too thin, the advantages of possessing a properly propor- tioned figure. But 1 cam and will remind them that the opportunity now is theirs to acquire the good figure ede; every one of them undoubtedly desires by entering this Praisre roaiox® contest and following the illustrated diet and exercise} leweons it will present Any lingering doubt as to the em &8F Of proper diet and exercise in re NIKE Noa eoute wean? lifg the human figure was di ‘AT YOUR HEIGHT. pélled by the results of The errr ae a World's recent Figure Improvement, §> “ Y% 108% “ contest in which the winning stout 350 { iin a woman reduced thirty-nine pounds In se ay) 3 @ight weeks and the winning thin 395 « a Woman increased her welght tweaty 33° “ pounds, cach with a correspondingly 33 4, ee extensive change in ail figure meas-) 35 « gy, 2 Ob urements. And this new contest, 35 « . i; (whieh will give all entrants twelve 5 * 5 ‘ a H weeks in which to accomplish the A a . Ly eiréG resuiic, will admit 3 ae? $| who are only fifteen more fee H mo 8] over or under weight for their Baers t . +ee155 Bovresults in this contest s it 5 a iD 4 morescertain of accomplishment than 33° * 9 hiss Ve theyewere in the contest just closed. ff UO NOSUONR STEELE. SONU Wi ‘The chart printed in thie column 100 “Will tell you just what you should | Weigh at your height. If you | | | | work 1 r unused mus weigh fifteen or more pounds mare or less than the weight this TO DEVELOP BUST-—-MES. BL: | t gives proper for your Irn. youtsrue formula will height, you aro eligible to enter ut deep breataing and ‘the contest. This is the only con- evel oticed cach @ition imposed. laay while: {a1 healt Ig, you desire to enter the contest" ang devele muscles arte | BEET vope every woman who CAN wie dength of tim , Adreased lop the] | jo so—write a jbust depends on many e F ong, ny Mins Pauline Furlong, ge, general health, &c, | ‘ure Contest, Ww No. 3 exercises and deen Park*Row, New ¥ City.” and ask the development gres el stat v Storr appointn hglgbt, age and w it and th wv hese noises, 1 ently gathered, Brenig, Will rest the body for bet were made by the ice stretching and Original Designs for The Home Dressmaker By Maurice Ketten MRS JOHN 15 VERY ) Rees ) ITS Foougy rut THERE IS \ ~ EXTRAVAGA 4 awa JOHN You Age 4 “OOK: Tr ( re es to OHH ABouT | | a EXTRAVA GANT Soy SOME TRutw )| | Adeice in the Selection of Materials and Styles for All Types Siecy IT =IT'S MY DUTY As nen CIWING N THAT, BLL Furnished by The Evening World’s Expert. By Mildred Lodewick Description. ¢ N January the Metropolitan pop- ulation undergoos | a chang. Many per- sons who have been here for the past three months aro picking up their traps and migrating to @ southern clime, and others are arriv- ing from almost every city and town in the United States to take their place for a week or #0, of WIFEY, WE ALLRIGHT GLAD Te even a day, to so Must SAVE ( JOHN whe MRS sd thn agus. os NoNey- / ) | TARE OFF SouR wha: will go to Palme FIRE THE | US - Beach sport clothes ABLE Done be van? ue) OWN Work aif ( ) NRs JOHN WILL are an essential part SE HERE S BY | | s RE SOON, ; of the wardrobe. One of the import- ant features of the latest sport attire is the new ailk, in which there is no | iimit as to varloty of design and brilllancy of coloring. ‘The | Weave is of the sort | resembling shantung | and, although stripes jare popular, the de- | signs in this fabric, such as squares, | great disk-like spots and detached figures are newer. The sport skirt I have designed for to- | day shows at the left | the use of an attract- ive pattern combin- ing lavender and dull blue in the disk spots, which are scattered over a white surface. At the right I havesug- SMART SPORT BLOUSE AND SKIRT. gested the uso of », | black velvet or satin for this skirt, which would be pretty with a cuff at tho bottom of white | broadcloth or satin, held with velvet f |buttons. A blouse of washable satin Answers to Queries. to wear with it, like the one pictured, Fashion Ed World would complete a distinctive costume avy blue dress of serge in wuitable for indoor wear this winter. one-piece style, As it is very plain, ‘The back view model shows the/ Would like your advice as to some under collar of colored linen, allk or/ Dead trimming. Also would like to know my becoming colors. Am ————— | years of age, have brown hair, bi gray eyes, medium falr complexion Nov MUST EXCUSE NE. \ Poor tite ) J DID Sou Bring Poo ; te anes Ay Ronn y FOI Seu Pio Farad HEMAKES HE SICK | fe SARS Ty Save }| |HEWONT LETHER (yo anttan Ne ee ee Ne _— ( / ‘Qu > organdy to match the color of the spots in the skirt Even of te day mm aven yeut = ~ : A —= snr —— ~ - efi on me. 1 will then moll you en TH By = ye —— = ee Ss =— he baha Yat ” |] | with no color. Miss S. M. M appointment eyou ZEN PI R A rE Lost on an Iceberg, a Poor Sailorman Finds sure and 00) Cl R | pen aay te se pental eas aN NL oe in Finds Treasure and Adventure Awaiting Him By W. ark ussell | Red bead embroidery applied in World has furn if 38 = ~ = pe patches or outlining neck and sleeve purpose. T! t cracking in fifty diffe on ae a Ril Cie j cuffs, or belt would be pretty. Your urea you. As BEST NOVELS PUBLISHED er a good look s ft T GAVE OR GC MoIia Tl hart Baie Brcibe Of this kind, but whether I should go Gown and ran-| becoming rs are brick red, brown, Fiabe published 1 ; oN aTHle PAGE COMPLETE e heavens to sutist black ‘ar anditnia { aure at dainty and lovely, neverthelous. sack her for whatovel misit “Garkiy|sTay when pink te introduced im the Jb 7 EVERY TWO WEEKS. . nthe case, for itt Peary . 4 cnet, trimmt " with he divulged " . PTE , t under her white garb, and| trimming, shades of blue and coral necflon v i ie whict ud this body temained lot CHAPTER VI. 4 womething so terrible in| pink, $4, phy i excey ; tear RRB He rarer in trom the yellow it must have been FOUND myself on the sums tho aspect of the motionless snow iz b: iy NG ¢ 5. 1 tumblee " ion nit o o ble’ clad se nel who leane pon 16 | praghte ne, . " ea aah tine to me as mon{ TH a wily Lasting Mary to wasahed ino Heerhieiares A Dry SeeHIOn that the unhappy tee fa kind of tubleiands fit that my heart failed a 1 | ee Oe, Green soi ' the oa Aan sing lor he bottom «us und . + us VOLE x hire Ue a would take me lo: Oo pene. fait that many women will enter th as at sm be th atinga my back Againet the stem, whic h 1 handkerel and that h perhaps thousands of tons, trate and search her than tt was 2 yi on one cbntest., and 1 1 “ had bolstered with the slack of the and pale lay scattered over it; for the pre r i Lerwty be away ee rae am desirous of hev- Retails itis at canvas, | commended myself to God, ey¢ 4 hoat, and that ft was rearce to bo sup. ee ns when ; CHAPTER IV. telded kig aime and Went to slug | ake xpace of a mile or 80 the character pored her crew had left any. provis- ing & ccatedivess preferred bours when th . ideas . cra hut was that of flatness. Southward the fons tn her, or that, if stores there made to wear under gin to come in in large nun HAD to approach the ecovat : 3 f red, range went upward to a coastal they would be fit to eat, and The Les Within two miles ore CHAPTER VY, kaces were front of some HindmMMe dont, wiKhta) SORIA at lo one in he H MGulUtaatintcraycralnacal ae pciee i |, feet, vouie ‘sh to put Into her any o' the ‘co! 7 ! satisfy my mind of tts N this uneasy posture, despite : huddle o aks and #tfange config: the most trifling matter that was not a 'bertoa nature, and then all doubt f the cold, I continued expected urati behind soaring to an eleva. essential to the preservation of life. ay Sa loft e. It was cea to sleep 4 ty during the Ht 1 tion f the sea Ine of two eo 4% concluding to have nothing to ee Hs ‘i “Ye! mighty et ets alae sais a ck is © ‘ hes plen sea Ine of two or three do with the ghostly, sparkling fabrie, 4 Pee he 18 Dt r ' sy started for the body under the rock. voted to the women w rv tn ' the coe@st ran up 10 as he rising of th It was while looking at this that | Nothing but the desire to possess weight and overdeveloped, and Gyrty- of two or threo hundred fee me fresh life. J made up my ¢ 1 my eyes tra a little distance be- the fine warm cloak could have ix to the women ure under- ers it sloped down to twenty climb as high as Ef could, ta ary yond, the form of a ship's spars and tempted me to handle or even to cast Wight aud underdeveloped feet, For some miles It was like the par with me to serve ax a Hol lag erin Through the inayreth oF be Tr iveelt mere soared Hew thea a "The two series of les illus. |! ag f with scarce a sear upon 1 might vieW the jee and the ocean an uare yards on the at first broadoloth. Novelty t Tom alte uring with a bald round about and f \ judgment of r ewing perfect 90 far Ills beard was frozen as hard as a stripe satin or vel- look over the frosty. blu tafe the weather by the aspect of the sky went, for the figuration showed bush, and It crackled unpleasantly to] vet eck there will | ' nO more than half t vht tt y to} on crceswise ‘ | fern sea. Here and there it pro. of whieh only the we rt was [0 RO MOF alf the helgh ho t verment y hands, which I] to Wiz lessons, three f ach ¢ f ity » s a masts, the lower parts being appar- was obliged to fc under It to vn-| or vest, Plum vel- teeats, Ka Jected i forefoot, some white and visib rat : But th ently “hid Hanke the ea Pe . eee cia tens noranea Naud vet colle ané cults. 3 is 1 ve ) 6 swell T must remem wn vol t hollow the cloak about his neck. I felt ike —- Biyen a chart ailing p Fi 4 “ Haweniity " ' rendered ' 1 radual unfold af hin oh thict MA Tat cl Sp OR ofl Ec Micke weight and. meanurement rou st in nder, and bitterly lamenting the lack of means ! at 4 1H doe er plot re that 14 a ig Mad TR IMIR Poe Meee chOniahee , Made Vadion attor, Brening World; ‘ flew to a height of the ciiff to make a fire that I might 1. 4 ep shui nid doch ona <of-ihome. ceiiataet cea) a what T shou us thouh, forsooth, sor I have a black satin atid tose which she chieve t y It upon a ean L tn i the brink was strang clad companion of Decome perfect in figure for her]! Bren ms fury of foam, war 1, @ hot dri I 1 \ 1 ; i abe NM ed; then, lookin 1, E beheld should be ereeping upon me unaw dress, two-plece skirt we In rts, where I suspected a clothes, Had t asd w a 1 . h er-rigKed ve ina t it 1 b figure improve eed indivated | | bis DAESRB ERTS No anak unt . t do, thor i i yore Nav aecivaer ea flask, and tobacco box from two years ago on these charts fo ee yo pat i (6 t 1 p Pi man bulked ou t vad and een The PES ay thet Ce ea eRe ay A pulled: } “i to make bi 1 into bis pocket which I would Ike to , Phe $100 in ‘ 1 oon; this) wes thu upied y i Wis lea were t wil ‘ Ral hie aly Mis fh | utt ma the contest winner witil ' ‘ pre r ield of ice, and wondered bow He had i t : . ! r t ' 1 ward jad 1 StgBUTEU as follows ndiv dant « bere 1 « ' . , if f » t Be sic latey $41 $50.00 to the contestant who, at ; 1 past it wit eating spaeted & be a ! ’ rs 1 ‘ ' ed ¢ 1 A of the contest course, in |! " ‘ is, so far north from ' : anid F _ ah. 5 ht and measurements, most w 1 sailed 4 reation ‘ 1 F 1 . rey I ! ly approximates those de Water the ender rep Hod, op und I : WOO Gf ty ta whict i we Will \\ as “perfect” for her u Gi ured t of t f ' sil ns { nnd I 1 \ er bands heartily i be bot \ 4% | " } 1 leneue hia t ; i y¢ 1 sta 1 8. A '92B.00 to the contestant whose | » yeti a} ne 1} i h 1 figure vi pe bent t tise M. D.C \ success in approximating per- while 1 ec lered w ' sh ee rs 1 v r tr I sa \ fect proportions for her heimht The coast) cannot but apeak ' i slipy t 1 1 ¥ ! i ver and « ' tf Hl , wi REUI be adjudged next to that of | frosen territory us land--went In ! i - UA tw spoiling her form, [ hie i " the first award winner, k ind tae to the r 3 Bs t t ; th r y »0$10.00 to the contestant whose ae y feats the grou s t ke oa \ ‘ h id board and lac Va rating shall be adjudged third and | B°h"'S | with rocks and bould j Tout ‘ trinh 1 w round to the top of _ ithe 1 wore, 4 ~ ch to the THREE con ‘ rp points, I saw no cave 1 ' van to the wate ‘ ling @ kind « w sg s who shall rank fourth, r hollow that f could make a bed ' wt Sepa mich Raxe Ge whinn rater. aw he fifth and sixth in the list of those m of, ind the improved circulation b, 1 ¢ f ; a) fore bulk he south, and \ Weel MEE “most closely approximate | 2f my bi Wing me splrits enow y) fi I ' n of Buiitata , ca th oh wen‘ plead erfect proportions: 0 rewolve quickly, 1 inde , ant It ow . I 1 4 na kn of Anne and the dead man's Kk fe mon . Read twis coll other Mund to wwe my boat as a bed rae : . : ' ‘a atte soa an evening taile of conte ia del OR BELA a ae Uae ‘ ‘ ud I 1) had been t ' fi for a young Bitow a special announcement will | PY so Mme Blows that the wha 1 \ ; nist t } into the wat twenty = two We ¥; Will be f 1 to » any he pres: " n ' ' 7 A “ey : $ / me until his light was gone. b the A has black ha 1 tering the contest ee et reer ante ical eee aisniis put bi \ C ; ; hair, dark - 4 frightened me it subdued ms 4 te i 2 Pl, ' ! . 1'\\ n eyes, good 4 -Answers to Queries, heart with ay sha iE ik wore is had pe ray exion and col- Pai sc! , | xomet hing . and filled me with add “ , ¥ She is pe WORK AND EXERCISES N. 6. fuser ut fan that shee full ; ne hah mn n i ly | pa Ae PBi¢ Work and exercises are not by | of aw moon came up, but the his knees drawn up to a le 4 s 1 saw him , 1 f \ > inches any eans the same. OF course, rock s side of the sea his chin, and his a hands ’ t «ag ht : ‘ 1 | | \ Have had sueh “ua farm is strenuo tees Byer, be clasped ‘upon hia legs. His attitude he Vand zit 6 1 . ‘ 1 ts from 7 ‘ © was that of a perso: tin th t ne \ . s gbould be considered a 1 ul r Wane haa aiid Bate MS a} . W Ae rene es taken in this spirit. 7 ve nt ter . i ‘ my 7 " = we " { ‘ ops you wil is fow,,jpild exer su petch Hines why he wnan, Then | | } iWian acHa P Sdwin Balme . J MAA. Fe We } Freres cslncing ant deep, treah aig /4ering Of ne tronstas he was a nan. Then F looked aba By William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer A v satin, gold 1 ; t trun la ue and pink of a& habitation, but 1 i Begins on This Page Monday, Jan, 15 { descent beads around ie Was everywhere, 1 Laed oy H ay fus 4 slip, and considering (To I inued,) neck.