The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1917, Page 17

t Ae 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 | Copyright, 1917, ty The Preas Publishing Co, (The New York Evening Worlt) : Description. ¢ HE aportive ten- dp dency of the present atyles in daytime apparel is as much a delight to | the youthful heart | the grown up, for it is jthe {inherent way with youth to thrust | hands tn pockets and | stride with a swing, wiving expression to bouyant e#pirits, to which nothing seems quite so charmingly fitting as unconven- | tlonal sport clothes. I dare say that no young girl this spring | will feel quite satt fled with her ward- | robe unless the sport- ive element is repre- | eented in at least one | dress, I have de- signed a pretty one for to-day, which would be practical for school wear during | the uncertain spring | weather, as the neck iy reasonably high and the sleeves ore long. Where serge is a universally liked ma- tertal, there are many other light weight woollen novelty weaves tn plain colors. which are * The Evening World’s Perfect Figure Contest Conducted by Pauline Furlong | Going, Going, Gone! ‘xtstha) By Maurice Ketten ‘To Make Pertectiy Proportioned tor Their Height Women Now ' Fifteen or More Pounds Over or Under Their Proper Weight. Conmriat:. 1417. by The Prow Publivuing Co, (The New York Evening World.) Leg-Swinging Mat Exercise, Reducing—Lesson XXVI. T HE leg-swinging mat exercise given with this lesson is a valuable hip and thigh reducer. It is much easier than the standing leg- swinging one, shown with other lessons, and can be practised by @ll without strain. Take your position flat on the floor, on your back, hands folded behind the neck, legs outstretched full length and together. Swing the right leg eharply over the left one, allowing the heel of the right foot to lightly touch the floor as far to the left side of the left foot as you can possibly reach. Do this three times with the right leg and then extend the legs again and rest | ll muscles several seconds. Proceed by swinging the left leg over the | right one three times. Hold the leg tensed and the knee rigid as you wing each leg over the other one and keep the toe pointed downward. The| tensed muscles greatly add to each exercise and those taken in a halt- hearted or disinterested manner are never as effective. When the muscles | are tensed and then relaxed during the short periods of rest between the | exercises, the blood circulation to them is/greatly stimulated and all parts) of the body are greatly benefited. When practising this exercise the trunk must be slightly turned and | the hip, on the side with the leg which is swung, must leave the floor | | ‘ | especially good for entirely. : | spring frocks, The Lesson Talks and Answers to Queries. | copeeeye (By $88 r NE of the greatest mistakes w?{is the only way to give the scalp @ right shows « pretty ‘all make ts that we do not|Chance to breathe, In the meantime o | Drush out the dust and dandruff each play qnough, and that some | nicht with a @tiff brush which will | a “ sort of amuse- nee trate the hair and cleanse the ment in the way | scalp, of physical activ- ity should be) DARK CIRCLES AROUND EYES taken every day in ©. B.: Although you write me ty, the year. you have written before and have The idle rich! Not seen your answer in the query | development of checked woollen goods combined with plain. The waist | drops a tunic, which | might fall farther SPORT FROCK FOR THE SCHOOLGIRL, OF 3 “ | over the skirt If it SERGE OR LINEN. | were not turned back @ column, J can only state that this gub- | d woman ts not nec- | joc well as the one of grayish g essarily the happy | hal » has been answered for you and | to be held tn a deep, loose tuck effect | by buttons and butonholes. A dull design, in the waist only If desired, Suggested at the left, with some con- blue and black checkered goods could | trasting fabric for the plaited skirt. one, and though | other readers repeatedly, Dark ctr- |have buttons of plain dull blue to| If of dark blue, a bright red cashmere PAULINE FORLONG, joy | cles denote lowered vitality and lack | ° t of the plain|*kirt and red button trimming would whe may enjoy |e me ost, and 4 ‘A match the upper part no external application ist and | be effective, with collar and cuffs of years of travel, hunting, driving and |Win! remove them unions the cause ie | jakirt, Pocket flaps on the wals white linen. Dark bi 1d ether expensive diversions, she will attacked. Walnut stain will darken | the facing at the neck, whieh effects | ¥ » Dark blue serge woul’ find in the end that it has not|the hair, but only a chemical dye | tiny revers, should alao be of bie, @ desirable for the whole frock, with ss will color {t permanently. Even then | d cuffs Duttons, belt and tiny neck revere of brought happiness and contentment. | ii jew hair, which grows in gray well as the belt. The collar and cuffs aliboe Gut bids, tan, bvean Ob Fak en Of course, each person has herown | at the roo ve to sould be of tan or white linen. bd J if cour: P he roots, will have to be color could b pagent tied . 1th definition of happiness, but the true|every few weeks to keep all of the | raey cloth might be used for this ¥ emart little costume, with stiff y hing other | hair the same shade, ee collar and cuffs of white, one can hardly be anything Re | panel BB bho than harmonious, healthy action of} - ~ —- _ — = — Bee hicete sever , ‘ 5 rn sop oe T many im oily sree | -OPPOR | UNI | Y: Fate Knocks, but There’s Nobody Home in This Strange, itartling, “Delightfutty Funny Story. By Edgar Franklin , vor 6 atk work so hare h ne : day they are complete wrecks, too ——— —— eee ———— ar rearperiae fir pata ; yond pie ed joy even a simple, ‘autet | @ > thoi ‘ ‘Il have to run been more striking. He started, and “Why? seized his shoulders me, anc won mu Py ere ons will | A aoe ae eertiees al Baye his eyes, dilating, Jost. their bewil- Well, father would be likely to. “David,” he suid siernly, “you have "Ax you pleage, David. Show him not becoming to me game, and these same persons will BEST NOVELS PUBLISHED SNnty Babmed ae bln over his derment and ahowed plain, over that I'd been—been injured no conc at all of what Tam to the orth bathroom, Wilkins. on account of the tall you in all seriousness that they |} ON THIS PAGE COMPLETES ,2nbOny ctting there with the ime wholming horror, Mis Banh cents taken into some swell home, you « you. I'm going That is al repel dulsae eh ait are slaving and saving for the time EVERY TWO WEEKS. nce of youth, standing on one shout of and that I] was writing lice you h ntl you have. Hut he tapped Wilkins’s # ould ee a when they can stop work, and if the y| £ and then on the other that midnight?’ just to reassure him. — No," Keop me here?” David faltered, and held him back a moment to ad which {# gathored at % but know it in time the leisure so the Frank Munsey Co.) [hen hear the rest of what I have i Anthony said tmpa- David sald firmly hat would be = ‘Just that," . 4 “And get his wrete! Le ee See the waistiine, for | , ou t ° “ say,” Anthony, went oh Guickly tlently) “int” as to the worat posible thing, T'll have to | It was ty Johnson Holler'a mind to I'll dress him properly to-morry am stout and rather dearly bought usually brings absv- | PRECEDING CHAPTERS, or now we come — “Where's my cap and coat?” David &0. myself and talk it over with rise and dA@liver a little apeech i} me bac oe th: ne ped Sle Witwits, 4 short, Ani lute disappointment. |: to my reason for bringing you here, demand) “ds father and now ff I can have my legal rights o ery good, etr,” said % . irty ” . he giided do: the corridor after one years old, weigh > ange from a healthy, David, you are poor, You are with oN r cap and coat, at he glided down y F A complete change from a healthy, | oul a profession-—without a business 1" R familiar refrain. It David 5 148 pounds, have Bete fe te one Of inlaure often | naa Dogri vhantnd of your own, Your brightest hope at — “But [do mind ‘em! Dayid eried, etused Anthony's eye to darken gud and vive thn’ proprietor of Wry'e Trapertal reddtah ght hai brings such different modes of living mrt pe te Ad Q A plumber,” oy A a tiaee ca ee rh deniy as he sat back and stared at it in moving Anthony toward an in= Tiniment) watched him go and ir, and babits that it actually ends fi Mate PiREny Hee Sere ate tee Wins tee cee ee if kane asylum. Yet he did not apeats, winiled softly, returning to hie chair blue eyes, Would tally, and those who have suilicie at ut ahould have said, your brightest them?” sais "confound your hat and coat! he for he grew interested in David him to grin at Johnson Boller in a per- wreatly appreciate Vitality and endurance to give to! chance,” Anthony corrected. “But Anthony merely smiled with wax- rapped out * here, David. You self fectly human fashion, Johneon Uoi- your advice as to Peer ould use jt on tb wall ears | your ambition, David, is altogether it othe note, and Emyself willtake ‘That bewildered youngster was ler, on the other hand, did not grin| package oly becomo a reul source of gricv- | CHAPTER 111. different. Your ambition 1s to be- really rejecting oppor ur father and explain--and bo shrinking and shrinking away from at all, He merely gazed at bis old | some way o! ine ous, harassing di ASHP | ey come--what?” first. knock, eh? o Mure that he will resotce. ‘There ta Anthony. And now he was nodding friend untill AntiOny asked: the dress becom- am, youns oF admits ‘Goutinued.) i tratl i‘ "8 the desk. Where do you lve and speaking “Well-what do you ingly. The wasat ts Des not to do with | RIOLSLY — eno id And now, before the penetrating, ; perenne ver Las tire a ae eT iL think voltrack. nutlt debessn Berseit. la to pecause Wf | dae , ng ‘iat big hypnotic eye, David seemed, ny De ed ee ea oe ee ee a eee ee eeee Ant acid AaInORYC Voller wid With sweet candor." plain, rather snug demands a ve t of mental re arc iL IO 4 Lee Withous wasranhy so. hey arene Ric AP Bo thony's stubborness; with or without ‘I--I'm glad to stay,’ David es- think you're « plain de—weil, I think and bigh neck, with and physt ular habtts Wing assurance oY downright frightened re Lega 2 eve reason, hud David but known it, sured him y a. tle pulling through slits, Of work and sieep, 9 form a stimu rejoined lm, The kinpudence swiftly at Anthony and the door. e. fete ar mention of that cap and coat ‘Then, looking at Anthony, he con MRS. J.D” lating ald toward defuite pu had left hig eve and the boy “I don't know," bo ald breath. 08 an ieee dimintehing bit chances of trived janother smile and yawned In it? Wait and see, Anthony,’ ° oa arty Cae ae sttained, {seemed dowuright uneasy. He started Neely. “What's the answer?” My cap and cook’ Shing out of the Lasande—and it '!rhe the trouble with me is that Johnson Boller sald earnestly, “That | Cut skirt at htp tine, and remove realty uppiness be attained, | seeined Cov apeig “Well, what do you want to be tbe that he sensed samettin mys 1 kid spells trouble, I can feel it in|some of th yin rom the belt pp ben tall of my readers land roso at the sight of them, and his come? A doctor?’ A lawyer? A Mer eee tte ae romaine Py. ei butte Meine the air : toe oes ood Aled one It he |quick, nervous smile Hngered only @ teacher? An electrician, A journa a: CH APTER IV, nai iptly, and the assurance hore, I'd Ike to go to bed “You can alwaye feel it in the alr,” | \oing, Braid buttons up frest {a had stopped work tn Would | moment as he satd ist? A clergyman? A painter? An knew Anthony Fry f on with bim was nom Anthony siniled, Ls be have been alive te ad the I think Ud better be going after architect? A mining eigineer? A two or three years before "f ean't tell you where I Mve!! ile wawned aabin and anal, cults ybe #0; Wut thie feeling | pane! effect. Braiding on waist and Feally believe this stateinent true, but | gy Nie It's pretty —~" ctvil engineer? — ta underetand hin, @atd hoaraely noisily and eying Anthony in an odd, @mounts to a paint!" hip. it da neverthe et {nat coms | “Just a minute or two, and perhap® ~ ye was plain to Johnson Roller that b emope wai Hy In the name of heaven, why not?’ expectant, pleading way. Anthony, ‘Oh, rot! Anthony aid —< plete idieness 1 much unuse j/yeull change your mind.” Anthony tne situation was gelling beyond bp eat disadvantage, 4 14),,, napped - after a puzzled moment, shrugged ison Boller drew @ deep, oON- | Peanion Editor, Evening World: bite Maan Agra hens nto a aluge |! sail quietly as he ay pareve i David's doubtless nimble, doubtless of course, was that be eee Because -becnuse— well, you may iiders and milled. oer ed peels. vie ened you |,, Wil! You please advise me what ma- curre! fe aeities Int u aun You'll peruiit @ personal que > 7 our or so be ' erst t r, but I ed it you hike, Davia? he . i riminal mind, The be met Ant vy « an hour bt 1 1 1 * I prom it you terial to get for an evening gown? { Ha Den. ia vaaa- (hit werk and tion or two, David?” Unsteady hand and etay fore. ‘Yo David, doubtless, the quiet, ised father | wouldn't’ tell any one “There are one or two things to Keep ‘this boy imprisoned | (er! making it myself and thought lat are ab necosaary 10 Dappy ¢ A ” ‘That's it! fe" eaia ca . alive: ace cmed Where we ilve to : a silk made in eome simple ety lay Are As Heceusary Ht Dede, peal ww old are you civil engineer! And now I'd better Mysterious, lative ay nate m What sir no means” Anthony laughet | would do, but I am told tt is not a oc ge = Hla nt wenty. : bo andes sinister, f roped tly: oat iT did, and 1 can't break « prom To-morrow, when you have slept “Ax @ m of fact, all T want tolnew ay sutin, How about tulle? Wha food and drink, ral arepte lying His quick, scared grin showed all gn qi "ant ™ iF oP ise!” Dovid Insisted. “You sea, fathor on jt, I'm confident that you will nea do is to talk to him In the morning. |eolor would you suggest? Have tigh: —F, D: AC 4 pimples} avid noddec i a de nthe most olng to do i¢ wae once, and he's terribly the huge opportunity I want to know, Johnson, whether} brown hair, blue eyes, fair skin and eaanaabent P aingnaat ob tie sata oad purable CuSUe Be eeaatea etieniae tion sr ncn ant tiem lng to do if Troud. He doesn't want any one to fered hou, end that atay he will actually persist In flighting off |posy « weigh 121 pounds; twenty ances, perha c do} ae y os ive uel 900) ace, with me a of my Itt oune o cal’ 6) n nec e A oll glands and follicles and Mele P ‘This tino David glanced at him grew darker and his voice sharper. jaughed Mactien aomabody ha ned to maae Pun, me aeons ct fy, Hitle hemes ine chenoe Tih chering Mii=rieeaue ails “a Hy chronic, The face, neck, back] mned 1 itl, b on panded, (and Re nat mean that you're going because somebody he used to know jold, It ts not an exacting position, {t's #o confounded charactertatic of he new silks are made #o soft gna chest are tho common places for [Reeuhit, Guat 207 8h Beep ye-9 ens “Bit at BS , thin evans 008 at Pat t to might hear of tt and try to help him, but there are one or two laws you the whole human race. If he's as|that they hang about the same and chest are the mn Pp | lips and shut them again and ended jisten to me, David, t 8 D- to kop me bere, whether wan f 14 rs ther’ i . obstinat e moi i 4 acne t appear, and the causes may | Nit Ube ane aii tem ae ing you had no rea ope of attain- tay or not?” the boy usked quickly, & that would break father’s must mber, For the firat-no obstinate in the morning as he Js/ satin. Evening gowns will not at i“ a y with a mere je ft a NO ou ‘0 1 hop or » bo: ked quic aneett 7 rn y on’ 0 vel Dpo: "1 : ouette, be either Jocal or internal or both, [Pay abqut schooling, David? ing your ambition, In fine, oppor- ~ «Not just that, perhaps : Sit down » ri raasiaiin peatiy had abana dlesipats n, You don’t = drink, pos bat NN P eee ay en hin tain to. meat i peces A aliases, Cheap soups, sreasy face cr been Through high achool?” tunity to moa othe got mal fot again Ha GOLEISE WHAT T DAYO Gly | alt Mrcton elon mutate tae a drop Around for another subject. I'd really |jagt of summer. Apple green or coru ic exe! of ¢ ‘ yes. gure. Now ? Ou ered you. Sit sull for just one min- sn a " ™ tH ‘ q ” the tke to c 01 en, ed | pretty inside and out, are some cuuses “And you have a profession?” An- * 2” David sald throatily, alvelt ute and consider—and then give ime Prighttull’ eal parid ae And pa 5 for ther", An hony ala pee t Lo appTonan a ius Ria, Piokes yellow would be prett acne. Hod fh he did not resume Nils seat your answer.” a to tds, eee ene 4 te Prat oe monte on the mafiner in which they greet tor, Rreving World: ahs. ACID AND CONSTIPATION rede Any Professions” th® Because this 1a what 1 mean to do teatten moa NE BE he alse eet Oe SR aTe Some pierae nese: law of the opportuntty. ssi ain ime a st question is 1. ip o» for you, David; I mean to take you tt te ii age {t over?” Anthony house, and {t makes for profound “Yes, but not while I'm with you,” Baad} SOUP Fret ay Ae : re working, of course?” Cie OF your preacat humble situation Well. t IR Mae ur mind made ae peace, Anthony juded.” "You'll gohnadn Boller anid, “aneh y, do| eumsestion from “ n no joctor and cannot! aharpl D ‘our pi “4 ai 4 lik y to-night, but 1 00, ony conchide or Jobnso er : ony, ; ean peas oe oe Nuch axenlage |? » ER ia cmauid and educate you. I mean to bave you "ald. i'd like to Bily to ne eu Appreciate it more fully when you this—get the kid aside in the morn-| you concerning «® @trengthen the generative org ins, | ‘chanical line?” — bafe _to JNe hig A have to go home to my father. He's mf course Yt Je," the boy. said have lived here for a time.” ing and tell bim you'd been drinking| dark diue serge Dae mart oat nae itt nies David gaspe ae has ‘Only Tl have to tel! father avid, facing Mr. Fry 4 at heavily all day and didn’t know what I want to especially when pactised early in life, . Ne ng!” Anthony #o-—-an inva t Dav ‘acing Mr. Fry, gazed a w dress w M4 not tell you ta do tho een From this very evening nthor Well te one the good news to And then come back here in the the foor and yawnol again you Were doing to-night. See? Make| <"" some poly “mh us| unver's “helper!” the sald firmly, aiso shingly. nim,’ Anthony smiled ry; only—I have to 1 guess I'll go to bed,” he waid a Joke of it and allp him fifty to| mike using nm sult | at hel vi ia “1 shall outfit you properly aud supply You can't,” said ' weakly keep quiet, and then"— | sort of embroidery 1 your physician. it wio | Tdytalt a eadcna,” Mr, Boller ‘put you with what money you goed. | poor to have a tel » broke strangely. “And before that wall atart you "Ah, Wilkina,”” Anthony emiled.}as trimming. ne you might strain yourself and make | jn t me see those hanc shall have you prepared for the best rh Fry looked him over with on the right track,” Anthony mata “Got hia to 1d you?” Thought I could do more trouble and surrer My cours Well they haven't had time engineering college we can find and f sour eurtosity, with a gentle smile, “You'll take a | The invaluable one bowed and held some braiding my- fp outlined for women in good health | ¢ » yet!” David said entered there for the most complete said solden opportunity before good, Lot bath." the shabby gal at @ distance; some rte 9 are over or under weight and to} went wo! og- engineering course. If you are help. Ifis heart's very eyos was making even the He pressed the button and Wilkins from his person. self. Would you 4 who v to rk yes: aOte Claas it bring more strength tng in the support of your family L tof a tele- trace of an impression on David appeared. “He passed them out to moj advise it in colors? . Vana heuree de just nthony!" Mr, shall pay to them @ sum equivalent Prentiss, the boy's faculty for maak- "The guest chamber for young Mr, through a crack tn the door,” he re- 7 | Am forty years of and boy's lying, Anthony!" M 5 y wot give tlh ‘ d rolls aid Atl to your wages each month—or per- Anthony sighed ing his true emotions was downright Prentins, Wilkins,” satd Antbony, ported disguatedly hat’ shall Se eee 2 pe 39 @ little more, if st be essential to ana shr lders. "Very in. “Yor hm wit sof do with them? They're hardly worth | {om 28 organic troubles, which ct ; wnt Mr,"— haps a and «. u will outfit iim with pajama 1 ly ire the ady a doctor or surge r" Anthony supplied. “Ang removing all anxtety from your mind, well, Day 1 shall write nony's square chin set. He my own and the gray bathrebe [ prossing, sir [heatr sitgntly fas ten wail’ quake? t Hf badger tie boy, John- You follow me?” hin’ ar have Wilkins rose with a Jerk and stood surveying used last year, To-morrow we'll get Of course not. Don't bother with) sprinkled with | treatment and opit the a To Johnson's sleepy and suspictous take it the nervous David, a tall, command you some #% that fits, David.” Anthony gr and waved! gray, youthful fig- ou ure ill, Constipatl 1h I'm not badgering him,” sald Johns eye David looked ike a crafty little Da audibly and ing figure. Some little time he trans. ~ David nodded numbly h van away Oy SR ee eet aoe al La ome through proper diet, &e,!son Boller that boy's hands devil, if one ever walked smiled a ! fixed the J with his 1, nara ins," aid bie master, ‘¢!livent for a m¢ will you? : ‘ | before the uric aed tendency will|look more like a society queen's than Yet after a allent thirty seconds | "Oh, ! a sald he, ey while David grew paler ant asaiat Mw. Prentisg with “Why? Intelligence ‘has no plaoe | portioned eray- disappear “Jan honest w Orit opportunity had made no vistble im- “That inight he even worse than @ paler; then he walked down upon in this evening y blue eyes, good —— “They may be hands designed for pression on David Prentias, His telegrain, I think David, who eringed visibly, and nod broke tn two. mean ie inte Dates TALL SRAmInG thal color, MAE. ¥ SHAMPOO AND DANDRUFF— better things. David! Teil me, aro wildered oyee rored tr oF Ant y ——____—— any he. ontd., Pe: Nmuht Wa aetotiome Cae ta Braiding would “~ WETELLE F.; Tt is a mistake not to 1 satiafied to be a plumber’s to Johnson Boller. Once he seemed [je , —— ar ins" we uct fi prone bad : wash the hair because {t ts full of dry| helper or was it the only thing you about to laugh; again he svemed BIL Le I E NK INS S, BUCCANEER, or anybody eles; I don't Co ieee saat irr es pataleadd Pte ger Alb oie te dandruff, and the hatr and scalp could find in the way of employment?" about to apeak; he did neither, 7 a » with a bath. I know “Damn opportunity!” aad Jobneon|it by an outline sit h o nt r with pure castile soap elted glancing at the door. Andthen, And hi omb exploded hetween * * In) , * on now how you wells take ‘, i ; 4 + ding te remove dirt, dead skin and cells s quick smile, he rose again. hig poorly shod feet, the on | “wil Begin on This Page April 2 yours, but T take mine alone; 1 soing to deal pile sash onde 4p back, Collar and ree aad accumulation of dandrurt 3 like to sit here and answer ques- David Prentiss could hardly bave —— Se! don't want any one pottering around (To Be Continued) o ye » a ,