The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1917, Page 11

Vacation Beauty ‘Hints And First Aid Course + - | Chat Day It Rained By Jack Frening World Daily Magazine [een a) The Callahan ee Home Dressmaker’s Summer Wardrobe | By PAULINE Fi ‘ ai VA) (HATTA CARL ) (ue “gt. v RLONE | Avt A ane an N. | | PEOPLE Avi , yoy Planned by Mildred Lodcwick “ ts ‘ py, ) | we =* ( ‘ jae shih a What to Lot, How to Bacreie, and Whet You Should Do t “ iy Wess Lor A He RAINY DAYS Get the Most t ’ J + he rege WEY |) 1 sunt 3 wity PIMING SUITS EM ‘ he Moet Pre our Outing bic g | | GROwn THE wks AO aad ‘ si How 15 Minutes a Day Should Be Spent sour j | MORE HEY { Me AVE ') T a | LEAVE FoR MES t , a Pretty Dance Dreas for Het Days . | RS Aeon , . { s t t ° \ . . oe s ‘ as. . ' ’ are ° ittle f . i and * me f the ° a | ‘ e two Ge A 7 THe PROPRIETRESS canal WA appea! Stinees the With edt ; tien eof other frocks @> , end one , . Jainty fabrice can be run together by | ters ‘ and in @ little while, and consider H a time can be saved by omitttx No. Fractured Skull @ome of the finish) detaiie whic, RACTURED 6 fi ‘ - _ In frocks of a washable and more F = woh 2 ‘ 4 “ ‘ pr al nature, Would be necessary 1 \ ” 4s y For instance, the edge of goods un. jured pe t pA ‘ : i. der insertion tnsete need not of ne possible, 8 viol - s raph et nally unlens ws trae - 7 consity be turned and hem: © pa w .—TG60D NicHT! wer AL F: Sus gg — the exces 2 ieee aie , [GOOD NIGHT!) (non wAS ) ( AW CHOKE THAT! SURE |) (THE IMPUDENT Ad THIS me AY | and seams need not be doubled, wie ’ ‘ie gets ar wren weak ‘y un . sne | 1S 17 GOIN’ To LUCKY= | YD RATHER LISTEN po MISS THING- WHAT fae fer oer collars need not be finished with « sical ‘ : hae ¢ i Pid GE Je THIS HE DIDN'T | ite CHASE, 1D HE MEAN nd ace igh age MM ragag Pap xs § @kull at top of head may be easily felt ur he ak \ JO 11 RAINING ! DID FROM BREAKFAST A Ith d HAVE A ' os 1 ANT BY SAYING sewed on fa a xeam. Such laxity in nswers to Health an Beauty Questions. PHONOGIRAPH ae “| «HEARD "HERE'S ONG certain finivhing detatia should not ¥ WANTS | WEIGHT. HESS t he the 4 hod Jinaeave as ON THE i 5 DON'T You ss| ANY’ SINCE Youll. REMEMBER, be interpreted to mean that nice fin- , ou uld weigh abo F ; stiall sraanens : ° « shin ot count. ‘TM fin- ae ive teas mitee noe wil masdagethe'shin"andey es Love Music [awe MISS ELDER ishing ef parte ouon as the slashes 24 i on | ne urning of cot q howev DIET FOR, CHILDREN—amrs, 11,| [COMING a ‘asuremente of tucks, and the even \ ; INSECT IN EAR 1 au — Kk ne eA i) placing of like trimmings are very If a small bug gets into tho ear trea wee is, brown 7s) )T important s eee mina SH been + to find | bread, awee te ould bs SAME A woman should use discrimination Fe eee an carorel {1 tO See raw or Very bok boiled We Ne ND in regurd to the conservation of bert FROCK FOR INFORMAL tic efforts to do 0. However, if ; RECORDS lubor, and thus while saving tne tof DANCES, OF 6TRAWBERRY wait is unbearable pour a ‘ RED NOSE—WALTER D: Red een Y make bend Mt yen coher denay et CHIFFON AND LACE. water In the ear id the ose results from imi a ent : rom the general gvod effect ¢ ©! 5 Te tance che ue tacee a uite| bee Gee Ny qestgn to-day would be charm. | back to tle in streamers Chartreuse, smoke will deaden the bug meanw soahe kanal eae ing If developed of strawberry red|CANAry yellow, tango and othe and keep 4 ; men an ine | fr rany tions Gin men chiffon, which, when worn over a|#¥ch summery colors are suitable for sect will came ou! F asl AS Will show | white wilk slip, will not appear so deep | this frock. Other suitable fabric wi in color, but’ Just pretuly effective, | Georgette crepe and net. ‘The tiny “igend f ture |, OLIVE OIL TREATMENT—arr | Wide filet lace banding Is combined] hat ts of filet lace made over a wir: ones coe Ral DP it. Sea. ithle Gun elena in a Way to lend an appealtigg con-| frame, the roses at the top of the does Hot come O8tlatipation in most cases ft te trast, being pleced together to form | &Fown tn front being centred with the bahay ri i, being 1 . ret ¥ the three-quarter sleeves, which are| Color of the dress chiffon, while a nin the ears wi ne | tat dull blue ribbon streamer hangs over pen, since so many | us ef © and not attached to a net foundation, a Sa aahelanr, Bckerteere aki or bett sUll use “re Not assimilated | serted atraight around the hip yc ‘on is by the system, R EXERCISE FOR HEALTH— PERSPIRING FACE MARK N.: All exerc MAUDE This is due to lack of tone of the she” beds TOG RE CHEER CTEM wid tn keeping the body in fons and gentle massage will stimu- Me aenloniine Shines st to individual needs, five minutes at Betty Vincent’s [erat times caut aay wal bo sufticten phd ich ts the object of phy Adviee-to Lovers exercises, T is wrong for any girl to accept an expensive present from a man ul- less she is engaged to marry him A man who ts on terms of ordinary friendship with a girl and who wishes to make her a gift may choose be tween books, flowers, candy or music. ¢ A Smile in Ewery Line dressed, with her head on her arm, the performance by the thought that But Jewelry, clothing or other expen- . ¥ * the dead sleep of utter ex- by providing food L would win back HEN RHE Haniel ig Neg How Would You Like a Vacation? as aetna agra The reason, of course, 3 obvious— news would de just as welc with Lucile Sal tha’ Geskslaaon ee csetutly. token Without Lunch or Dinner or Breakfast? ? wakened of her own aes Vida and Lipton 8 Clalr atrotied by ‘1 cord, sleep would probably do while L was wad 1s the acceptance of a costly obliga- And Nothing to Do but Laugh and Grow Thin??? 3 her more good tor the time being Are you looking for Mrs. tlon, which no self-respecting girl can @ mn gennnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn! When ume downstairs 1 saw Green?” Clatr 1, as I fighed under afford. | (Coprrigh segs Cuanaas Bopp go through the yard ® water cautiously SENOERIA Ce Cheshire under every bush and tr ‘ n I repiled shortly; “I am “K. B." writes; "On a dare from * ‘hia two week’ vacation at the gully, + went cue to tell ut teaching a pet fish to » 4 mean eid tukaah XU Ceachoned (ok Ln , Mrs, Green was located, He stopped “You look as though you were Young man with whom. I. was not Ate : when he #aw me approaching. |. taking one of those barefoot cures acquainted, and carried on ar 1 nit the single» ee inp a del Pedal 1 aid i pure mous conversation. 1 also s n ng tase te Sihey Dunmon ; Thani Ati Man aeihe On CHAT HOG _M gape Aba bh several postala, but would like to en 8 Che also a e party, and is compel POOR E ALtA AD eee Or r + does your ring como have those retuned to me, as the ° eben: ot ar SEAN bd. ne ea i i young man now has discovered my ci canal seeatan Tone ceROURH TG lp Arie a would bam yout hand, Do you identity. Do you think I may ask CHAPTER XI, me, Mr, Blaney, on her. Why don't: you try ndve ‘Oh, no, not yet—not until Fam en him for them, apologizing for my ‘ nd myself in @ (sing in one of those matrimonial ! tah? feolish performanc ‘ ued.) ar {dle of the lake, pers?” mates 1 titled to, You can begin to work It Yes—if you make the apology. You HE telephone bell rang an mui are naire tL inde oh et Rai atiena thon : vectainly owe it. went to the Instrument, Then ie Pe ony We ALEN Fond abatement want bane ‘i ? 1 Pane 980 m9 up on the 5 5 a@ voice said: ute, Mra, Green, Cen- puse, When I ente the i ; Y ‘ 1, : The Invitation to Call. Uereiome Sa nihato sone aie ee Ma ringing again. C tO0K Of oh quln't you enll_ ma" he dex “T. V." writes: “A and B are in- J3aney? Will you call Lucile to the gf don't care. Bho alwdya does, Pcs manded crossly, "I haven't can troduced to a young lady at a dance. telephones 1 want to"-——- Bhe prob wants to know just as 1 sata eee ei ‘ A contends that if he wishes to call ©", bs much as 1 do, What hap d? Was ,, A A masculine voice 1 ay oiained rds of one ayllable on the young lady at her home he) The voice ceused abruptly. there ar ke? {remember the “I am a aper mit epr t Pes ty : NRA hot " asa must ask her permission to do #0. analle! 1 cried, “Hello, hellot” island was sort of wabbly and hard the Haniman Syndicate, 4 A ny P anara ha wae nod . B 's that it {se the young lady's place q here was ho answer, to walk on stand that you had n en 1 4 P w wnt beet Was; ok to ask ‘the gentleman torcall, Please| The Volce I had just been lstening ; there wasn't any earthquake,” over there this morning, anc @ throat; was under physician's state which is correct to was that of Mrs. Green. IT answere “We were fasting, you Mra. Green, the wife of the President OF ie Fe not to call @ +4 by other ‘A young lady should never ask a| After a while I got Central's at- remember?’ of the First Natlonal Bank, mad r had trained me atrang tan to come to see her, although her tention and demanded to be told why = “yes, | remember tt but I'm not @8Cape in an aeroplane dressed rt best did any cail mother may give the invitation for 1 had been cut off, any more, Tho f I did when *Pan red ball gown, | want to # A f t to her. A is correct. That party called up from @ pri- } janded waa to k into this house know {fT he these facts a tely a ay tae vate telephone,” sald Central sweetly, 4 can of baked Correct before 1’ sha e c and led “A. K." write Should wedding “She had no right to use it, It is a there wasn't any LP earefully lowered the receiver ur ay before I could think of any announcements be sent out before or Summer telephone only, and the in- cart Mer the floor ef tit hung suspended from the wires Ve cs Shar themeedaing nt 1s to be taken out next the in funny little 24 tiptoed away from the t : at mo as Wedd announcements (not invi- og WAV ng him tal to the empty a they v a ceey tations) should be sent out just after {t was Mrs. Green who was = “i'1y afraid our time must be nearly CHAP heaven in af eo ing. "1 suggested, the hope of turr "Hy ER XIU, ‘ r i - . ae Weigh, It in't be." Central was post- eee pepe ak tua. HAPTER XI You t rom me." T retorted "A. R." writes “should a bride’ e u are speaking from Mrs, 8 off.” {EN I went out, after leaving at 6 knows re, q t he . a linen be monogrammed with her Gi dence If ; sed a third tho reporter holding the » r 4 athe etl maiden initials, or with those of her It was Mra, Green, I recognised ssional one of f0 to speak, tles begged } i CUM, EMERG future nar er voice ou want to sme, & a mi AON A It is more usual to use the maiden ‘There was a pause; then waiting for the ep ig ea es t mbes induals. Hello! ‘That party called up from her out 9 waved hanks niyo c Mrs. en balvery ead to Who am I to deny the pleasures fat magasine mate ste OW. OK." wri Wheney 1 ca my day like said? Gaal of Uberty to a fellow creature y I t age agte B an the young lady to whom J aim pay over to & t, ner knowledg of langung ing atjention w al very ld not explain to a sipy tel- fe Central, (cr it her knowlede of \ mings pleasaflly. but when we go out fe perator What had realy hap- et wei fined to wikwagging w a ‘ , amusement we always have an a » Mrs. Green. low 0 py ’ ment, What de you wivise ime to nL led, “went out 8 From the way she raced off ' If you and the young lady caan) ‘and I suppose she stopped In " ' cre 1 v ' cultivate better manners in public, you Huntingdon's, u had etart. O¢Aeh and conducted imag f and hu : had better separate, 0 you know," asked Ci “that edge of the mishes with e Ine 1 I Huntingdon's on @ email island very glad rock, I infe th e wa i rature for A Bitaati “ . three miles south of where you ar Me TI tell narily alle ongult , 7 Meret aria yAo Effective Fireproofing and three tiles from the matnland? her aw soon ius wakes Up, Bho is wishes jab taying indoor eit ini we ral : he walking 1s no y 500 feating ; . 1 of which ix by wa A : : for Children’s Clothing I felt as if 1 had Twa 6 OsaweTMAtion we became separated yevaly u J pace from a platform, But t ¢raw t it had bad cially Tootles. 1 w i ¥ any a finally persuaded Central to call up “hough alre ' t tell red the Little ayer ee! is @ common occurrer fot, Huntingdon'’s. 1 could be sure sho What ¢ Lif we kept eh PN ae . | children’s clothing to ld be listening to whatever might Leven mentioned her an a ined ha 4 can e pla tahini said by Mra. Gree nd myself, ‘ dox out w ar oF : 1 da aily vented DY stI0 ps ° ce eye Jor two ‘hundred_| l 1s 4 lly persistent may be taken every t ¢ 7 pe % t ‘ hase ten. ! pu wh as Keed dren's clothes are ast 4, particu Hello, Mra, Green, This te Mr, @ 4 y eri . no BOR A sce 4 1 1 knew tha o ly the dresses, suit petti- | Blaney," ‘ aM " 40 ¢ ay te WIA, RAG pettle| 0, Mr. Blaney buted T had dettr Aven ‘I over ah n in A non-inflammable solution of 1 oz re wan a rit ke indig- answer an d foo y which I are of alum or sal ammoniae should be waation in her vo 4 Bet tecsient when f Pear elyeN dod Nah La Bsa onda addod to the rinse water or starch,! @ f all. I mu ida here were hundreds tr * r 1 4 water says Popular Seter Monthly, ‘This ? ‘es ter clams the te AN : : ot Pig sg 3 practically fire. BEST NOVELS PUBLISHED ‘ 1 aay Pike ate ntl I filled proof. Should ake fire, they {ON THIS PAGE COMPLETE r water \ 1 oF ga varte' fe euld burn very slowly and without EVERY TWO WEEKS. t ! f r I spent th win “ foubtediy m ane. 0 She if . 1 1 Leeann TT § v « on r ¢ ra 8, 1 was anx | oval flet medallion te the only trim. | #athered as @ facing to the brim ming for the plain front of the walet, and five others of the same sort are inserted through the lower part of the akirt. An added trimming qual- Answers to Queries. Pedhion Biitor, Brening Work; Am planning to leave on an annus. id chiffon applied. by hematitoning summer trip to my mother's, and aw | which give a deeper color note, to| Undecidpd as to an outer cout, Have match that of the tuek finishing on| Plenty bf light summer dresses and the neck, The waistline Is defined by | 4d intended getting one of thon: white woolly coats, but it seems to ine they are passe, and I want to wear the coat next summer. For « day's travelling on the train with two youngsters, perhaps something dar is more practical. I think sometimes 1 will get @ pretty taffeta sult. as [ have no woollen suit, and then get « bre silk sweater to wear over my dresses, What do you think? MILDRED 6. Your own suggestion of suit and sweater is certainly good, However (a strawberry molre ribbon run | through « casing, and appearing in the By | F rank z. Adams fous to pit something against those You have me there,” I replied.) oor the amount vou would apend fur clams puttir wood in the stove. “ll ice you could buy a splendid sport Lucile came downstairs while 1 ff an engagement Ab ™Y] coat of wool jersey, both modish and wis the kitehen, but she did not one elae always broke MY! practical, which would last next vear come out where 1 was engagements for me Pi sweater would be aulte nv 1 heard her asking some one tn the a mene Hoe Bere auted 1" 1 {next year, and the suit more notioe- Uving room, “Who left the telephone “That's a short, ugly word,” 1) out of dat oh the noon mused, tempted to” put him in with| ave fe SAD Se anor: onet rald green would be @ good color, There was a mumbled reply in the Hut ‘'twill pass—aye, It! The white coats you mention are not volce of Capt, Perkins which I di ».| real emart, not catch, Lucile apparently put tna — “But Iam afraid T won't be jilted, receiver back in its place, because Sid Chale a SUmHEEIIY, A 800, 1) Peeton Matton, Rrening World: presently the telephone rang and 4D a very desirable mate! you Aha anehared ee and “We thank you for the implied oom Pan kingly 1 heard her say, “Mr, Clair Pliment,” 1 bowed, and picked up a ons dee thee here.” ‘Then, after a pat 9 of Cor id noon dress, using Miss Dunmore isn't here, either, — |!" n obviously; ¥ Who shall 1 say called? Gn, you , "All my life T have escaped, and dant aenrente aren: AcAle WEAN: LAgentts Ge hevinea’ ere on & bleak, inhospitable taland, Wiad Cheek locbe noted t Wary a ore | 6 only two women, i Hike sample, suite being pla Gn thn nook take it that you are engaged to , kreeted me pleasantly enough when t ,CUr ally,” he retorted glumly ae toeteelte want xked her how sho had enjoyed her “She trapped me into a wort of a pro- Pen uate Get a y posal, I dide's huow’ Wher f° onel of age, have lant I don't think I've been asiesp,” *ying.” a ee ee sho denied, “I just rested, that waa "ANd she accepted you?” gray, aray eyes, me all” ‘ Not yet,” he replied; “but there | dium complexion wi “Your mother called up,” I anid no hope; ahe will. I don't suppo HPP Ant ts ae “Called up?" Luclie repeated, “How @@ hax met many men of culture ali pio EA could she? among her associates, and 1 imagine Senn, OF Sore oes “From Huntington's Island," I + fp 8 novelty to her. | bngah Petar ages plained, and went on to tell wheat 1, Man" T sald admiringly, “you'd &o, Lavender motre knew of Mrs. Green'a experience, bea novelty to any girl.” ribbon to finish front panel, &o, Just then Vida breesed with @ Thank you.’ sald he, absentty tne Want rathor mtiuio-face! Clatr ip t oF ut ean’ T do now?" Fashion FAltor Rvening Worlds came. directly to me 1 explained innocently,| What would you I'l take the ring, please,” ahe s you get on the mainiand you! 9 ¢ combinin ret sD a marriage iicenge, and, untoas|*4v tee comb pie Do you really want | ou prefer ® church wedding, T would | With four yards © Certainiy; am en to wear *UKkKOet Tt you hunt up the Justi tan pongee barred 1 of eace und get it over with. | with green, thirty Of course she ought to have your Nave in long engagements | ay 4 inches wide, for ring,” urged Lucile. That one will myself." Acaaa® Tseaieas ti until you can got ber ut I don't want to marry any|®% OFes® elvo, May 1 congratulate y Migs one,” he cried. “I must not sacrifice| for travelling and Dunmore? my career te itiment. | practical wear, Am Han Mr. Liainey told you ahout J belong to DUAL twee nt y +4 that a third party whould t an in If you won't want to marry Miag| Years old, 6 feet terest In @ Jesting wager Dunmor hy did yoy arouse the | inches tall and we’ He didn’t need t 1 rw park ¢ passion in her innocent| 114 pounds. Ha With Ciair present 1 could ha breast?” [ demanded 1 explain ¢hat Miss Dur tw I don't know He writhea Ark complenior ny ring because nade bhi’ menta ME GIANT rose that | ary. eyes Dia 1 oto her, Iw MK agreoabl eyebrows and hal } : » Women are more att 4 M. I Rides de i ’ woe than by att 1 tan y > comt Others Are fascinated by ovtly by i ia uletinoae be pretty as nating 1G bs : 1 thera must be somo *uswested Pres A intr tted » ant of used modestly, Don Fashion Paitor 7 we tthe uted " t ati could forget me 4 1 1 e years Have you . FUER ratty Me, 1 ee ) of age and would He actually t 3 bay Bf, hay ? like have a - ani ' 5 ' jet yOu, nO girl coould eve ‘ wey, you” 1 wan » © forget you." ins \ -suirtwaist dress made gaged ever wince 1 wa x ‘ now," he said sharply, try \ of rose linen, Have years of axe. 1 re to {n& to detect & amile on my face; it) LA, \ only three yards of to the history of my fo tas bad ma that, If 4 could’ get) WEFES At, and half a yard ee | away and write her @ letter say wget! f white butiste, the , no, not now. What T want to t 1 1 taken down w | hid to be used he’ began | ' ® uld not, as a dy 1\\ y for the waist 4 one of tna her to her promise " \ i Na like imple I want to ask Is, iow du you break of would # the difeulty.’ as I will make tt, an engagement?” (Vo Be Continued ) | Am eet 6 inches tall, welgh 13) pounds, Sa ee EN WC wey ry ' > \ ‘ and well my FOURTEEN MONTHS AT THE FRONT } | ae | Ng 4. nox nlatt down The War's Best Story by an American “ Tommy” ea) Has Ide of the walat pe 5 The i \ } buttons, em Will Begin on This Page July 80 bie piped with aad ry