The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1917, Page 21

Copyright, 101 The Pauline Furlong | | Women’ s National Army _For Health by the Prese Pubulshing Co, (Th Now York Evening World), Y DRILL No. 30—For the Woman Who Works | standing and walking is the most important factor in main- taining good health, | and every person should experience # feeling of firm- ness around the abdominal and chest muscles at all times rather| than one of flab- Bsamiasie: bincss and relaxa- tion. poised body and head and directed feot bring about a) ul relaxation and condition ot} Aportant organs and structures) body and should be cultivated who are compelled to sit at or desk a groat many hours/ day probably experience the} d@iMioulty in maintaining a ct posture, square shoulders) high chost, and these women! ld avold a sprawling position,| the chest hollowed, elbows) and weight on the base of the wers to Health anid Beauty Questions. IONEY AS FOOD—MRS. L. H. Yes, honey is wholesome and a did substitute for cano sugar, those who like sweets. | the light to fall over the back of the! at a Desk. ' ORRECT posture when sitting,; f} N spine which {s usually assumed and! most injurious. Train yourselves to sit close up to your deeks and all the way back tn! the chair, which should have a curved-! |in back 1f possible. Incline the body | forward from the hips and waist and| allow the Inner parts of the forearm| to rest lightly on the desk. This pre- | vents slumping or pushing in of your} | shoulders and trains the muscles to} assume the correct sitting as well as) | Standing position. When working at your desk allow left shoulder and never sit facing It. Keep tov feet either lightly crossed junder the desk or resting squarely! —— jon the floor, which prevents strain ITIGMATISM—MRS. G. T. Bs eases may be overcome through treatment, such as massage and Ing of the eyes. Proper glasses Jd be used meanwhile also, and SB always beat to consult aa ocu- : about any eye trouble: ERCISES FOR NERVOUS EX- | STION—MRS. G. BD V.: It te opinion that physical exercises | 1@ will not relieve this condition. probably need rest also and a) inge of acenes. I cannot advise | on this subject and you should} psult a doctor. ALNUT STAIN FOR LIGHT EBROWS—FRANCES D.; This ta yy a stain and would wash oft it Immediately. ' ISTINENCE FROM WATER INKING—M. B, C.; I am advised it pugilists abstain from drinking but understanding the body as » I cannot see how this can moan ything but injury to the blood and ym generally, Of course, we all pw also that many pugilista die ung, and those who do live to ripe age do not Indulge in any prac- which aro not natural, after w have ceased training for oom- | titlve events, EAM—W. L. C.: Cream does eombine with all foods, and for & feason may cause some disturb- | Xt will not injure the liver or} by other organ !f taken with proper such as oceroats, rrult, milk, &o, + IAIN AT BASE OF SPINE—MRS. H. F.: This may be from a fall, lifting, wrench, or of ural fo character, I cannot advin: ef @ cure. REASY SKIN AND LARGE DRES—MABEL R.: Wash tho lace times a day with tho follow- mixture: Alcohol, one ounce; acid, one teaspoonful; rose halt pint, AT 18 NEURASTHENIA?-— Af, C.: This ts @ condition in whic! tem makes less vital enorsy Is needed. Rest and wholesom will help you, Take things oasy relax as much as posalblo, WHAT AGE DOES THE HAIR DP GROWING?—MiS. W. L. No: disease or general weakness a the hair to stop growing, and makes no difference one way or other, ewest Things in Science ological survey statistica show 76,187,672 gross tons of iron ore mined in the United States lust the greatest amount on record, Berease of more than 19,600,000 from the f lous year, |background. A half hour . ides the ate used tn confection- © Indian cashew tree yields an repelling gum, a juice that indelible ink and three kinds one edible, the others used to p Oshing nets nd br jerve wood wuldo gute potion a Chicago ® has invented a device operated speedometer in which @ reel of bearing road information passes an opening in a case as the route to which the tapo Arar rs are more fragrant whon is not shining on them, ac- to a French scientist, because Bila that produce the perfume arc d out by the water pressure | plant cells an {s diminished L sunlight " origing it so that it the air of 2 room fe used {on certain groups of muscles and brings a feeling of rest rather than fatigue after your day's work 4 over. Correct posture and poise not only | bring better health, but beauty, style and attractive appearance as well, | =: Eze 00 No e Wie ne ei by The pees aol The New York brent Right for Once Ye ) aoe ey 8. AND SPENT IT JOHN, DID THE MONEY WE WERE SAVING 7 AFTER | \ So HaRD-yeave! } WHY DID You SPEND THAT How CAN You SAVE MONEY ICAN SAVE BY SPENDING IT? BY SPENDING IT SHE DOESNT BELIEVE NE ("LL PROVE IT Que Sayin INGS / BY SPENDING / THEN TO BUY. THIS BOND 2 No USE FORME TO Try TO SAVE! You SPEXD EVERY THING HOW O © prright, Strret . syNorsis. OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS, “Throne adintt yi oy ‘ik Sand, hy wi find. CHAPTER IV, (Ovntinued,) ERGT, GARDNER stvod a ute in admiration on the lili above Yellow Bar, Not that there was anything picturesquo labout Yellaw Bar Mtecif; it was < largely the manner in which into ¢. t fitted landscape he had once seen in a ‘mous with one difter- ones: the pictures had altogetier failed in the hugo perspectives of ality, From the height where he stood, Yellow Bar seemed a mer handful of squat, black-walled p my cabins, be upon thelr roofs @ thick covering of virgin snow, On th either side the ¢ was shut in by steen, timbered can walls, And reat hills, somt wearing soberly their clothing of pind and spruce, ringed the camp like suge sentinels, The sha ws WwW creeping out of the low places, and Gardner did not tarry long to admrte, He sought the least precipitous slope and went slld- ing and striding down tn a kicked. up fluff of loose snow, himself a small, moving speck against the vast brought iim to tho first miner's shack. A ninute later he was hailed by Con- table Parks, “I saw you sitding down the moun- tain.” the constable sald, “and I had a notion It was you. These other fel- the river tral,” ka stirred up the fire, Sergeant took off his heav lothing and cocked his mo feet up before the hearth, “I hear that Yellow B getting rollieky these days?” he said, —Constable Parks rubbed his hin meditatively—"there's a bunch that ts rather gay and festive. Th seems to be a lot of lique awound that T can't looate, Thera ar three or four poker games Thev've started the ¢ MH T he ge How's your end of it? “1 should say not,” “The next man tha Gardner agreed, I'm compelled E MAN CAME BACK AND REWON A LOST LOVE COMPLETE IN SIX INSTALMENTS THIS WEEK Hi you taken ony © running me out owe he table cooked supper. dishes, a homely ta k by Constable Park 8 take, (A wale aro. l “may as well take Royal George," t out in the street, with their fur caps « awn Ught about their ears and goat urs turned up of a starit night included Jim Brent hot seen Brent, thouh he knew of hit being tw So far he had neither had he ¢ wish to avoid a e setting. He was reminded } ot certain artistio bits of winter , tered upon enterin, which institution Parks had described as being a cross between a hotel, a Brent leaned aga! nat the log w. watching a game tenth well dres Recognition, however synonymous and shot in t evanescently charge at Black The tone was cha glanced questioningly unmistakably ardner flushed red un der the tan that five ye ‘That's dangeror his shoulders. He pointed to a row « wooden pegs raised ao thut ; very one could hear, pitched his reply to al murmur t did not travel I have taken d hearing of the fellow in the constable and the man to whom b another, and tell “You don't have to’ act tha for &ren't #0 ple A because I'm 1 of the room ", narked to Cons: Coprriedt, 1917 MONEY) (~ | IF You SPENT. THE MONEY, You « ry | HAVENT SAVED ITT THAT'S, DEAD SURE | ) F] a Pe C= —— bo NOT ONLY SAVE NON SY SPENDING IT. BUT I'LL FAKE b LONEY FEO —| a | SPENT IT 5 (SNE rr \ FoR ONCE You ARE RIGHT. JOHN | Parks eyeing lim tn a ™ Under cover of put u notice of the 1, “What does he du Ker game back of the rietly no good, Rathe at times. Y¥'kr faed to," rdne ade lac ‘ it on tudiin once er, Seems she quit hitn , back, Don't blame hes,” CHAPTER V, \RDNER let the matter drop. A big pot came up tn the garno, and the buzz in the room st!|| le when ono of th ers backed away and kicked his chatr ove yere grinned aw f orgot the man who had i these fellows cull f do, but it'a har to Ret after the house,” Gard ed. “That'n headquarters Honing here s condittos n out to h snatches of vi thmatic drone « five feet end ranged a ba wif in Ulwek Sand, I'm « “remarked, nods st the const they moved aloniy floor, ar But another sat into iurned tempor first man 1 w alighted when they edd bar, but you'll not an, hack to sinoking $a Parks’ lean, CHU CHIN CHiiOwW Novelized From the Play Now Being Presented at the Manhattan Opera House Begin It on This Page Next Monday, October 29 Incr kept his teye on the of soda wr innocuous beverage astonishingly exhilaratir n those who partook of sev nks i in the muveecu tnolay prett “Ite it @ rear ink of behind t back th And then bh ily in other cite Hrent. | He vest. A 4 ink they get it,” Pars projected from his N. He ha the wall, and he wa handed k rds to Cor Park 1 atraight just end 1 " thirty people fa Gardnee « 1 iw he did & You're selling Nquoy t At it's st - which mild Wednesday, October 24,1917 Original Fashion Designs For The Evening World’s Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick + Pobliahing Co, (ibe New York Evening Wor “ Child’ 8 Coat Made of Cloth and Fur. L ite . —— ann Will allow, penditure time and mon of the love } Fuch accessories, ean be easily mado at home for t . times from remnants of materia , mig! verwi thrown away or cas pnvaincmnnncnintnnnamnnncnisn’ Into the serap bag ti He unused, Vor instance, a alt yard jength “0 0 brown by leloth would be sutficient to make the upper part lot the ul have dosigned for to | day. In th Interpretation broadeloth — is gested for tho portion, and also as a anter hat je right ba tam o’ at complete an attrac totlette, y flowers of rose velvet band the | tam o’ shanter across | the front, belnig met at = | the sides with brown faillo ribbon, which tles In ' “PRETTY COMBINATION OF MATERIALS FOR Tan fur, THE YOUNG MISS. {such as beavor or® nutria, when used as collar and cuffs, /of moto color velvet, and is tri nme! with pale blue ostrich ups. In chness to the wh Jonds w youthful richness to the Wiel | the mole velvet abould be undec ‘The coat ia cut om almost stweht| ing, the hat could be faced with blu lines, flaring but slightly at the side or pink, and trimmed with white os |scams. Tho slashes on each “side of | trich tips. the back offer a pleasing reltet, belt decorated with an arrow at thelr) | finishing points, and with buttons and button-holes on the outer ede At the left is suggested a charming combination of fabries—tvery white! broadcloth for tho upper portion and mole color keramt for the lower por- . and for collar and cuffs, The| and dressy little hat which san nin at tft, ts made with a facing Answers to Queries, nion Editor, Evening World: t T have a blue serge dress to be mado an! would like to hav the dress trimme: with braid as I have nine yards of inch wide black sik braid, It ts to wear under a heavy cost Am thirty years old and stout, Would much appreotat your valuable ald fr fesigning a suitable style for me, MRS. J, N, 8. Blue taffeta chem! sette and under sleeve. Braid ap plied as suggested rluss to Lis left hand with « slowness Fashion Bator, Brening World w the bartender into thrus Will you help me head f with a sneer | with a hecoming de «, And he did that s it his Jaw in range of a punch | #8n for a dross to Linong his bottles. | be made of lavender 1 for an ins gave Gard crepe de ch ? De- > Sire it for afternoon yt wear, plain rather \¢ bartender, | than dressy, I am Ne-Bontioullne: | (wenigeiina saaca ne \ vieman firmly, desplt | age, weigh 170 Mine. lite (hone: eano ceapde (DQ UR GMs; & teed ! * wal Jinches tall, larger Whilsky wis of it" the| through the bust , hured t brief 1M-l than through the raat ua lng pris-| Hips. Hips rather t pen f the bar, | small. I admire the te " In his power | styles with the sash we t n He had no | onus, ub wa auch action, But} 4 I destroy, and was empowered | MRS. L. T. oy, any and ail probibited | Make sash of your f wet goods; and if necessary |dress fabric, Uso Rnd Chak waa h ft tor | Hey gold braid or narrow ben ite w cre to enforee| banding for trimming, ul ! ce ; nper of dhe crowd was | "ebiea Kalter, Krentug weed I nd the} \ Will you kindly de Noa WICH | sign for mo a becom | Lo» , \ oma v be\ dress which I ! | fly want wear t ! \ oon and morn Varvednatles' Cross meet t Iam 4 yea nf Lt with ba K : fand brown eyes. 1 t tore. ¢ ! Ave narrow shoul n and am thin, i pee WUT i 2 \ Mrs. R. B, “ ed itor t H Mrs, RB. T. ae ners o i | Tobacco brown Peer wad mmc tal } serga with self colo ‘li Ms j sir) a. Bears | { skirt front, At the the sides the tunt uy were Jun \ <>’ A A HOME MISSIONARY FUND r 1 ry mischievous . A | Saee was W to the itmit, 1 y to him severa! A nued) beerver