The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1917, Page 15

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LAT, Wy tha Kms Punting Co, (Re New York Beesing World That Every Man Asks Himself, an } isso i 2 irousiy wp Geribio oahe that hid ativeed: har What Life in the Trenches Means : at ail the rest of the evening, and not when he shouted that he was through | How to Shampoo the Hair 1! Anewer That All Women Wonder About | sues aid me ect veeea as Tad been tse Welt tact he wehane ke By a Man Who Has Been There vn | It was with a mixture of relief and was through with her Begin the Story on This Page Monday, Sept. 10 | IFFERENT conditions of the! certain amount of stimulation and $ dread that she saw her party bewin- (‘The passion that 4 caused his ¢ | scalp and color of the hair) irritation, otherwise it could not be Dareitwien ing break ae hee! roe, wae the outbreak seem dy to have Sot the Team Meretil Co.) i oc aide y went to the pad enous 5 6 would. : abo demand widely different| made clean. | AYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING, INSTALMENY Closed for the last time.” Sut whea tables picked’ ont clange'm thenene, for your but, trere nel twenty-fve dollae a month: for it: treatments, and p ccomatll) 30x the self-made jt did, she bad «a wild impu to pensive «i t i vere’s the Your equity in Then he came up hind her, not 5 Seery adivuia: i \ : 1 oe, ston ar, at which he smiled in uF equity v this also includes ery woman eliould own & beth) yy «eon Bg Mts te outs Me rush out and call back that last palr wry fash and lighted It that above is worth whing her, but leaning close, one spray. It is a good investment, cheap) « ( cool auperionity,. in, var of gues “Do you care anything about de- something, ture and #0 J on the chair-back, the other on the shampoo and) and is the ONLY way to get the soap| hina“ Osia of lane Wy pee Atel, =. When Fred came into the drawing- tails?’ he asked. She nodded and on, Verh shook his he desk beside her, pe. i ao #he semi - monthly; “ " ent reom 1 she tried to speak to him he went on an it py some tr el that.he was trembling, and « waehing Of the from long hair. a her teeth were chattering. What “1 n't seo that it's been my fault, couldn't quite hold of. a middy, irrational, terseneens sh 8 thin al * an quite casual, the awe’ hi “ ou COULD rel ed fo! to Mi around My Firat brush the hair free from dust C008 rated Te one Ad RAF Frhere'e notin, nO oe at ee eat cerneieticy taickt, —areune Whatever 62 bica was Within air. ahi ri mi ; sais clita voice matched it over it; that [could have done aif. {© pay you. And your Jewelry might “around whatever of him was within For the ordin-| #4 tangles and then wet it with a CHAPTER I anyway. Hut 1 don't see what there Did Howard Collier tell you," she ferently, unless Cd actually known help tide you over unt pes pet pres strong flow of very warm water, d : ios an ; re asked, “that they're thinking of com- how things were coming out, Tide me over!” She squeezed the 4nd ery vi... ie aead; “Ok ery scalp in good) | ¢ the forehead to get iti HRT a4 11 c'clock thatunight before | (0 Get exolted Gout. Three years ing gut | F if they can haven't taken any risky that weren't tears out of her eyes and stared at 4. D0 You mean Zhe asked. wie, or fair condition] MSHOs & the forenead to ge 3 she saw him again, except in the “0, when he married her, Dora get a that's what they want?” gitimate risks of business, him. “Why are you talking about {i Ye mean the it through with me 4 once in two weeks| "et all the way through to the scalp. oof their guests. \od Graham was a raving beauty. Look He said, “I don't know. Yes, I on hing more to tell, me And-—and what do you mean in spite everything?” ‘ Then pour on some of the warm vhe! - at her now! I don't think it's go ‘nk he did really. I stood the alege as long ae I about having treated me badly al- She flashed from the chair to her is not too often to i du all those hours, Whenever Py His own voice was absent could, It's a relief to have got te the ready Tell m hat first feet and backed away from him, She wash the hair, providing the sham-|™¢lted soap shampoo and work the| nor gaze rested upon her hus- ‘°'y surprising, what he did lifeless again, just as it end of it, 1 said I'd hang on to the — “Ob, that's plain enough,” he sald. “It couldn't ee him for the infuriating mixture ts of the proper sort ana/ {28ers through the hair to the scalp,! hand's face, and whenever his ¢oice | TWO or three voiced took Issue with fore she sent’ him away to dress, very last day, and t have. ‘This was ought to be plain enough to you. False fourw that, kept welling over and Boo ure Is of the proper sor using extra pressure at the top of iss ‘i 1 lull of NCP Simultaneously, What was the he turned from her and leaned an it, It's been hell, the waiting, the-- Pretenses—not up to specifications. ICs spijling down her cheeks. not strong enough to irritate the xtra_pressi oy sae ae en a eenat “fOr better, for worse” clause.in the BOW on the mantelpie hoping, Because, of courne, every Jue as you were saying at dinner to- Mt eourset mean it” ake eald, S00 p and dry the hair. For this|t8e head, over the cars and at the voices of the others, heart and throat oF iMkth lin Mame, cluae Im MWe A cea ti, exasperat but tine the posunan came in, every night, The man you married amounted uuse I want to show you what al os a |nape of the neck. Do not use the felt that some clutch, followed by the 4 it hid, for a moment, behind a pa- the phon x, it might be to something—a comfortable hat an insufferable insult that ‘reason women should learn to) 4 ‘Phis| same dull sense of outrage that this SUCh 4 case? Did she seriously tient sigh and the statement that *mething, Only: It never was. Well ous, solid and reliabl \ ‘shampoo their own hair at home,and|"#ll8 and irritate the scalp. This) ®t Oye Men nd all the while hur Wott to say (this rather solemnly gince she was very tired she thought It's over e wot to the end.” as you say, I'm an, en she was gone and he was {s not necessary. Then wash the arter) that a wife's loss of her She would go to bed. But, against . “Hut—but,"" she stamme things That man’s finished, He's gone, and 1 alone, In her own room she laid her , they will then know just what is ends of the hair with clean soapsuds| Y°!°e went on sounding small and far be heed tdtesan r husband in being jer will, almost-—certainly against her @on't end, Fred, They have bad rp re play his game. It's no use. 1 face down on her bare arms and being used on it and can watch the | away, and her smile felt stiff, unfaithful to her? judgment, she added as she moved going somehow. You can’t Just haven't the nerve for it. I haven't cried to her heart's content, \and follow this with a strong spray i Celia said no, she didn't mean that, toward the door, “I just can't st stop.” Her face whitened then, and the dand. I'm good for twenty-five eonsequences and remedy any trouble) Sarat in eeOea ChE sad As a matter of objective fact, she of course. “Itut. Dora—why Do ‘ard he oor, te ea | 4 nouth dropped open with blank dollars a week, perhaps—thirty at CHAPTER V. that may arise. | know that she wes in good form. wag her looks, and her looks were yours any 2, F I'm sorry, but horror over the realization that there most, over a drafting table in some pate MM " - be aie stn. oward Collic e q ora, hat's what George Graham pan’ u and it! wa by which a man could just other chap's office, and that lets me out. PTER five or six hours of the The exceedingly olly scalp may be | 294: Howard Collier, at her right, being a Ade 6 Ican't. I can't stand it! was a way by n * re y rye FT . Pp we ie ‘ . 9 comparative stranger, «did. xiot offer, married. Everybody knew it, Dora At that he rounded upon her, stop It's rotten luck r you. I'm sorry best sleep he had enjoyed in 4 Y se e@hampooed more often, but this is) Next pour some clean shampo b seabird sepals a knew it. She wasn't like an ordinary “Sit down,” he commanded. “I've about it, That's why I was trying to weeks, Alfred Blair became *imore for a matter of personal pride] mixture on the hair and proceed as P'"'\5 uirtest of her powers. He'd pretty girl. She was a professional got some things to tell you.” CHAPTER IV. figure out some Way to make it easier. 4 ‘ MPAs So ccirahoe of the | MER abave Pollew. thin’ Sil cloar Probably have been more or less i= beauty, realy, She never pretended "The power of habit 1 a wonderful Ill do anything 1 can—anything you awake all at once and get Ha je appe eee ° i hair than} above. Fahligs i me i Pia ; ad preasod) anyway tut that Carter to know anything, Bh never tried thing. Neither her voice, nor tts in pressed her pnarapes Peer want me to do, And you could rely himself to wrestling with the m ‘or any real benefits, because te| spray of hot water for at least flve Worthing, on her left—Carter, the (©. 8™Muse people Knew she flection, nor the words she chose, af- r lips as if that could still on me not to do anything that would factors in his situation, “itatt P elt 7 v nome ae ee bagi) needn't bother. She might have been forded any inc tid 7 2 om! ries make it harder, Yo e , don’t Jess irritation of all kinds to the] minutes, shaking the hair meanwhile. pachelor—that he should betray an un- A picture on the wall, Well’ T don't. felltny within neato of what Was thelr trembling, and tri tae wine es understand, don't ir» realized that the things women ofly scalp the better. Any good) Then spray with cold water and dry easy preoccupation with what she was say It's her fault that she's lost — She auld evenly, “Oh, not to-night, gulp down the lump In her “ite was not looking at her while he Sy in moments of emotional stress shampoo naturally gives the scalp al with a emooth hand towel. saying to Howard Collier, while Martha 4!I that, But certainly it isn't his. Fred, You're tired and blue, and I'm throat, The tears were brimming spoke, but she, to make it impossible do not always represent their true ' ith Walters, at his left, was trying her ARd #he just isn’t the person he mar- All eden, narnoniow. here's no tell= out of her eyes and trickling down for him to do ao pulled her chair opinions, Chivalrously as he had A : K 5 sht happen, And nd Ae ‘ound so that she could lean both (a eo Answers to Beauty and Health Queries. pagttiest to Alri with him, aad should "Se wes an sutragecue line to take, LuGG Raglan oc thee te ease hor Uheeks. und ‘so, that she could lean both meant it, he could see now that his SEVERE THIRST AFTER MEALS risid. Kick the right leg out to the fairly snatch at the smallest straw of she knew. She'd seized upon it to be getting a good night's sleep in- “But—but what are you going to's whe said in & atified voice, “1 suggestion of a willingness to furnis Ri: Indigestion causes this.| "ght side and form about ten sharp an opportunity to turn back to her, S&tlefy @ need in her, which she stea do, Fred? guess Ido. Lam beginning to get the her with a pretext for getting rid of laieaa ‘ ba 4] circles with the right f hetors was any indication worth beadian, dian’e Unde! stand, for something hard — “A good night's sleep!" he repeated, “I sold the car to-day,” he informed Idea, I think." tim altogether, right on the heels of Constant t may also be caused | iowering it, If° you nnot bal Me tha casseiicn. ae an Gna poid and me allie, ike that And “] wonder when | had one last. I've jer, “for enough to pay the couple of There was a silence of minutes his confession of his financial down- by indigestion and super-acidity, yourself rest the hand on the back O' FROR AOD OF Ate SAG! at she said wouldn't have mat- forgotten, Well—I'm through ople I have kept at the office, and Mfter that. He stirred two or three gai, had been inconsiderate—even 1 ~ of a chair for support, Repeat this brought her none of the mild elation pone a AS pes Pieri Pi She sat down more suddenly than ro A he tines as if he meant to speak, but elles site bea VAPOR BATHS—MIRS. BR, Ci: [exercise with each leg until the she'd naturally have felt, It hard. Crrcrted It to be, In the confusion wax her wont, gripped the arm of the the rent I owed down there and the gave it up, Prasently she began to brutal. a ca fest ie lahEc uathaelt are slightly tired ined) axolladeAlinget eanaperhted CAME open. chair and gazed at him with an un- telephone bill, They came to-day to cry, put her head down on her arms _ He felt terribly contrite about it. ese und also el Mt bath sarge dejps A aca a ; ! Aspers natead of that, to her consterna~ comprehending stare take it out, I paid up, but told them and sobbed and shook, He didn’t His memories of the evening convict may be taken in any home, The| ge thy body uetit it ie cae lover with 2 It was, perhaps, responsible tlon, her words were followed, and "through!" she echoed, “Through jane tt puts 1 PANG Up: Put Cold Them Gi Meme near her. He ‘couldn't e-him of about all the crimes in the cabinets for the bu vary greatly|the waist line, This is a wonderful for the attitude she took when the Pointed, somehow, by a m of with what? ‘ a , » & think of & word to say, After'a while husband's calendar, so he resolved to © “in alse and material and therefore in| reducer but @ strenuous exercise, topic they were all discussing these ced silence in which they veritably He jerked his hands from hia the end of that —a period of time that seemed end- #duare himself. ae ee eee AS tae TaIMIRE a Ribs COGLNES BOON T Geee Coooe Ce thn Cree coe seam co ection Boraatning ie pockets and flung them out in a “But you! What are you golng to less to him-—she sat erect again, Over the breakfast table, naturally ricity may have the elec pabinets | police Lt ps, too, it led her ta sabi ante é 4 nite ANG)” DO Shouts o1 ory a dis. control of her breathing, ruined his opening by ng already installed. | RINGENT | Hough into her voice so that all the reallzation—inexplicable, also—seized ed, With everything! With this n words were a cry of undies The first thing sbe managed to seated behind tho percolator when he ae BLEACH AND AST } een aaa her, that if she didn't look out, she'd hell I've been living In, &wised terror that brought him , The first thing, she man 4 ame into the dining-roem: Dy weiner NECK BLEACH Ans. THOMAS | FOR COARSE, RED SKIN—MRS table stopped to listen, and presently cry, right there, before them all--make the fact that concern you, around, He stood for a moment 1ook- Miya “It ansthing’s ality td doc its dressed, unprecedentedly, in & very We athe the neck In hot acap and |ccimpnor “oetaarc cister Joined in, gs org Pee erry bee I'm broke—complotely broke, I'm at ing into her face, to cry, But--but an insult ike that DUsinesslike looking skirt and blouse; : hats ; ‘ Ea) oly y 2 ‘Oh, I'm not on his side,” she said, nt e fla ; e on the end of my string,’ “Oh, not that," he sald, “Not what makes you so sick you can’t help bY having obliterated from her looks water und then in cold water severa borax, powdered, one-quarter |. cover tiked George Graham very (NK “Oh, don't be so solemn, She dropped buck lmply in her 79 Sen and alr every trace of the ravages | minutes and massage with the fol- a Apes le TY commanded ‘under her breath halr, "You mean your business is You're afraid of. I've treated you YOurmele | | | Ma wrought by last night's tempest. She | fewing! Whites of two exes Money | a og we ue ttt hantly Knew him at all something, IVs your turn. golng to fail?” she said shakily, Her badly enough already, without that. gine pay tot tat | wan further fortified with a quantity ablespoonfuls; leme one MER Oc C3; at leer ESE ENTE ARE el ae ids . ees ms ahad a6 : of crisp directions for the maid Bcool place, Thin May also he worn Mur do not Massage lanolin over: the] what makes It ag perfectly, unen- tho"tigt tan minutes after he enue on the nick over night, spread oh /iines around the ey'ew before Tetiein | st PIT ee, [Sone reaver with “meemuse down, kept her Imminent, ao that | neesecloth, Massaging crow’s feet only makes the oe ie Ce ‘ there’ was no chance to say any- — Kin looser, a est to pat the | rk Brenig 5 | w-wanted to hurt me just as hard . , EXERCISES TO REDUCE HIPS—|snin with the tipa of ihe tngern to | ja you possibly c-could, it wouldn't ‘4K. aon suadenty, with a,“That’ q MAUDE R.: Since the rolling makes | encourage the elreulation, rather than ;ve #0 bad, But you really m-mean ait, the mald, Cella took the game you dizzy try the following: Stand! pull the skin with heavy massage That's what you th-think Iam. {ito ‘her own hands. with the hands on the hips, knees strokes. one A mm | hata what youve thought ever " «rne Colliers really want a house,” ( RY FHSICIANS (sair IT DULL THIS SEASON ! You were \ MH SUT A s since you married me. 1 suppose I whe guid, “and they acted last night Ce Vr CUDSING A ought to be glad [ found out at lant. ‘ Ay THERE IS-NO SUCH THING 1 You Kao ALL MY MEN FRIENDS Nu uertaies visauise mr dean, 10 Le Ye Oi do you: mean that you're is if they liked this, So, if you think (AS A. 190% AMERICAN, PHYSICAL.) ARE INTHE ARMY mY GEST appeige " CiTTLE Do YoU) REAL IN AEROMAMEE: qen,0 CHAP! | gtiil fond of me without—without any {fe best thing to do with it {9 to rent i MORALLY, MENTALLY ="IHE IDEA! (PAL 15 ON PERSHINGS STAFF ove 6) kevow tre wavune | Cecautse MW. leur MY l sof the things that wero a part of me it furnished. we'd betzer, try to ge 2 )_WACT TILL THEY EXAMINE THE DRAFT LEFT Me DESOLATE - INTHE ARMY’ / oF may MISSION MERE!) MO TO Tae A UBERTY GoMOs} |when we were married? And that ‘Win) haln’ Wee vind to go on ; ton Emergency Box First Aid to Economy. MY SON, REGINALD — HE'S I MUST BE ATTRACTIVE TO 1 TRIED TOBE) cecectany Batre! MODERATE Commission, | AN RED CROSS! | you won't mind coming down to $25 4. ..4. M breakfast table from where will ld ll SV akual Gemenine of to toed. § & PERFECT SPECMENT /\ THE FIGHTING TYPE NURSE WM {como TELL WOU!!! /$0 We owe Ger a | ConTRiBUTIONS | |X week with me? Ja that what you Oi ide oer the night before, Dhere BAAD Ewe eat Alone: auienow | Bera Con So rey Oe ee ie: boon Boues OF MANKDOD’ = cagang Cae ease Eee Nile FROM WE) 4) we wort S (/ MILLION FoR Benssing | Have Teove | |inean 2” is something #0 intensely prosale and without piling up bills’ to} cover Mreddy's sliokness of your dene | LITREN CH BUT ne om HE UME) THE PARTIES ToGeTHER-| MY LOO!e Be ae i 0 aireigniense, wulered matter-of-fact about the meal and its worry about No matter) tist's bill and yet such things are| \or RATTLE = \_ FAT Goes leagindt" phe said. hv pected I Ese surroundings that drastic decisiona— how much money I make it's always | pound to occur every once in awhile,” | ice Fr \ THROUGH! lt mind horribly. [hate it. Poverty's 20¥. projects which contemplate a the same,” George sald to me several) ‘That's true enough,” sald George, | | net sntlo, and Ita not a lie beh bre ak in the daily Fouling, are Iitey } ‘but I don't see how we are going t here's nothing nice abo Atha So. Shpeer santas * area , “Ldo the best J can," was my reply. | ch ARE how Taye ean sabe | |xbout it" makes me tired-eprotending "bout sticking it out another month. | “im just ¢ econ Mas 1 know |streteh thirty dollars “a week “any jthey ke It, pretending they wouldn't «itt her re ip Moog one oe how to b ‘ hud the measles | farther?” ' Ghange if they could, 1 notice they ,Not 4 minute a 44° Leg nd then we moved tw a sunnier flat! "I'm not going to move before I've | do change pretty quickly when they if you could stand it, 2 count gad you had a long siege with the | tried another plan,” I answered, and| eu never had a chance after that Gentist. All those things made exira| brought ‘out a little iron bank such he went on to say a good deal wned that the Colliers presented « expense.” {as children have to save pennies, | nore than that of the same impor opportunity not to be thrown away “Oh, I know, I'm not blaming you,” | ery week a dollar goes into that At ner words stumbled ovee a A forced sale always meant a terrible my husband said in a sort of discour- | box for my ergency fund and any- big sob and she pulled up short, vie- *actifice. The rental, at an sort of aged way thing else we can spare also and IL am| jiily wot herself un hand, end said very Teasonable figure, would meet the tn This happened before he went to| going to get the dollar by economiz- vs on the mortgage, the rataly terest char an you get that jo vere taxes and go on; would pay off in ing about twenty i “Gollare's course of a few months their local work | » Shou he morning and all day long| ing, 1 shan't give you dessert but} t about it, When we were] three times a week and you can't| first married George made $20 a week | have potatoes every day, and only| k #o-at a drafting table, 1 ills, and would provide, after these and now, ten years later, he once a week for the movies, There| think. you sald? I mean? can you demands had been satisfied,’ a steady been gradually raised to $30. W Jure lots of ways In which we can| count on It, as much as that a weex?" little income, which would come in ' two children, Freddy was : years old and Marjori+ five, Extra | extra work on the books in the office, expenses seomed all the time crop-|as you do every yeur, instead of : ping up to more than cover every | spending the money on little Juxuries, | y olittle bit that we could manage to| as we have ben doing, | am going to| save. ach time that a raise in sal-| place part of it into my emergency ary came to George I thougat our | box.” troubles in this pct were over,| Woe put the plan into operation and but there always seer to be enough] have kept it up ever since. It 1s not| emergency calls to more than offset] pleasant to economize, but if you! the increased amount of money have a definite object, to lay by al | save a little, And then when you cet neluded, in any case, himself enough to say, handy, he ¢ . ¥ was meant as an enter- es 80," In any case’ hesitated over her next ques- !ng Wedge-—a w of saying that a on, drew herself up a little more de- part at least of the programme he had flantly erect and made sure she had suggested last night was atill open to command of @ steady glance and a her, She could go back to her father idly remote tone before she asked: and mother and wait for him. “Ifa man and his wife were going But the very intent look which the }to live on that, how much mr could phrase drew from her, though it ia- they afford to pay for a flat? ‘They'd vited an explanation of what he meant live In @ flat, wouldn't they? It would by that, paralyzed hig resolution, She Lets May So.pieR' ~ After wo had eaten our dinner that] little now and then is’ not hard for | Yours $1660R be cheaper than a boarding house? If so very clearly was waiting with an mht end. (Ge wan comfortably | anybody. ‘The tira vere we tried the ~ mane S98 | J she did all the work herself—of axe for that Idea to thrust out tts amokinis lus pine, + sald, “I have been| plan we saved one hundred dollars in con) Witt } course?” ks i head ; th wing 1 thine gall day about the pox, whic h made it possible for| Connie ite } wry ov “Celta: he red {Xoumean? ~~ (To Be Continued.) at y s nis morning and 13 to meet certain extra expenses | UFLAG | : newer iny question, © col n hope I have found the solution of our|that otherwise would have been aI yore, y, soubier] Ay > manded furiously, She was furious money tropbles, What we need ts an] source of worry. We had a few dol. | pra MANS! me gt suse she had to look uway from BEST NOVELS PUBLI emergency fund, I have been figuring] lars left over as a “nest eg” for next| - “ ifter al. "Would they have a § 9N THIS PAGE COMPLETS uld not keep house | flat, T mean, instead of a board- without am emergency fund, EVERY TWO WEEKS. a little and I find that it takes all you| year, and now 1 give me every week Ww cover the| ine hous | Yous,’ be gald raggedly, “thoy,