The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1918, Page 15

Why Not a Kickless Day? © | Original Fashion Designs: For The Evening World’s Home Dressmakers. By Mildred Lodewick Coprright, 1815. by the Prem Publishing Oo, (The New Tork Drening World), New Frock That Answers for a Suit HEN we view seach Deep Breathing td FOR Health and Beauty By PAULINE FURLONG WHAT! NO HONEY To DAY 7 Mr : : : xm Evening World: Daily Magazine | Wednesday, January 23, 1918 ; Co, (The New York Brening World), How Tight Collars Affect Your Brain As Well as Your Health ayy NE of the greatest mistakes wather, te our ap most all persons make, espe- Me ) ) cially during the cold outfits we w h m weather, ts bundling the neck with ave to look more furs and woollen scarfs, and readers * who are in the habit of doing this should try to understand that the throat needs air inside and outside. Another foolish style is the high, tight stock or collar around the throat, and no woman can get good | results from deep breathing practice if she continues to bring undue pres- eure around the throat during many hours of the day or night Readers who are engaged in men- tal work should avoid tight collars, because anything which hinders the Ts ‘echale chordant Ciroulation of the blood through the! this position and follow directions ‘ brain and brings pressure on the| given in text of article. blood vessels through which the) — Dlood enters and leaves the brain,|/after a strenuous exercise which naturally cuts off the needed supply} has held the muscles tensed. | than once before determining whether it In a suit or a frock that we are woar- ing, for the frocks thane days are tm- itating the suite and the eulte are adopting «many features of the IF ELEVATOR (SNOT RUNNING Fee Lan eg StOg Dowd STER. AN d a CALL IT AN dod ent ts sroueuttal thas ; dencies in general. Without doubt It takes leas mate- IF THE CARS ARE NOT RUNNING. | [& THE OFFICE on the other hand, If one has @ dresa that looks so much ike @ sult why of oxygen and therefore lowers qual- ity as well as quanti'y of blood to) the head. Naturally these conditiocs groatly reduce your brain capacity and at) the same time seriously affect the| nervous system of the worker as welt. To exhale thoroughly and empty the very last corner of the lungs, lower the head, shoulders and upper| thorax (part of the chest containing the heart, lungs and breastbone), and place open hands on abdomen firmly, which position will cause the ribs to stak and press inward, It ts have a mit? And vioe versa. So it in that the vorue of muita that look like dresses and dresses that look like multe t9 gain- ing every day, ‘The youthfulness and dignity com. bined in the frock shown to-day make it particu- larly appealing to the matron, al- though — suitable for the miss, The jacket effect which occupies the front ot the walst por- tion finishes at the side ams the back of the waist disappear. ng under the oeilt, like any other one jwould do The underwaist may be of a fabric according to oni choice, either a transparent fabric much as Georgette crepe or organdy ing and smart change. or a heavier one euch as satin or] The fabric revealed tm the opaninz \ In a recent article I He eoeaea| ey necessary to draw the abdomen the ‘fact that !t fs essential to ex-| inward, neither fs it a mistake to do | 1 TELL HI : hale completely after a deep inhala-| so, because it will be drawn in quite ; Rick. weave fe PUT YOURSELF IN THE GARBAGE CAN you Boop | a tion, and the illustration to~lay gives) unconsciously and without effort. ITA Bi E: ae || CBR eH aria The BUNBwairee he oy ane you an Idea just how you can com-| Complete exhalation moves the re- ULLESS Day JO YEARS »* Plete the process of exhalation,!luxed diaphragm upward, which aids AGELESS YEARS Which is quite as necessary after) materially in expelling the foul air taking a deep breath as relaxing {s! from the lungs. Answers to Health and Beauty Questions PIMPLES—MABEL B.: Tho lungs,|tuke a moderate amount of physieat| skin, bowels and kidneys must be kept | Xercise in t ven alr, stand erectly adtive, as no local application will : vy at all times, take permanently remove pimples while} cold nom ty Outlan eae tha body and blood remain loaded] ind ou will be in, hotter theghett with waste matter and poisons, which | condition than the so-callod all pened cause them. ithlete, MILK FOR DEVELOPING—HAR- Re ae sooo 0 THE HEAD RY T.: By all means take milk tn| nervous com t oxlaige yuaty,| the natural state and never boil it i th ligestion, consti- > before drinking. Fresh raw eggs may On, ave r undue excitement « b@ taken with the milk. These w Satignee hee eeene some of the help you develop, Skim milk Is efart & oon 5 overcome to Jowed in the obesity diet because It ls nourishing and still not fattening, the 7 — - —— ee KglHE ROAD OF_ AMBITION WANTS WEIGHT—R. K.N.; The) f IF You FEEL LIKE ANUT. DON'T KICK. 5 ONLY 25 DARK BLUE SERGE ESPECIALLY SUITED FOR THIS MODEL. tial for the new short jackets, and, » color, but later in the epring white tucked organdy would give a refresn- ation, milk, Doing equally suitable. For wear] Of the odd sleeves should correspon! ight now dull blue would be a pretty! With the underbodice. A collar ani rin! Ms “ cinta cuffs of shiny white eatin charming! y complete tho waist, The skirt ts dis tinguished by @ tunio whose front and back portiona cannot agree, The j back ia straight and of medium length, but the front te @ little lon: and shows wayward tendencies in | dropping to deep points om each aside The back, however, holds tt seoure! 4s for as it can, with buttons which continue on up the belt, achieving a trimming effect all thelr own. relation between weight and age is less important than the relation 06) tween weight and height, You do not nd » tell me how tall you are, pine sicxness acan- Bill Matthews Begins to Study bevone ofthe bigrmet, te bevable te writcn toe" many feat ita pa The Gentler Side of Life tus and walk aitd tat tie cagearny_ of the country haem tee" much abou | SLE g MRS. LAURA G.: Do not worry about the drowsiness, but go to bed The Clue of the Twisted Candle Anny Best Detective Story in Ten Years, Told by an Expert shouldn't you? You're 4 born leader.” } Bill stared at him. “Well,” be satd, May, unlike Monty, aid not hate , earlier and you will be willing to get) t “all this talk don’t get mo nowheres.” wealth, she courted it—prayed fo Paik me sores i SPRY silt up ip the morning, | feel sure. Tais A Cl ° R Benson smiled. “Therv'’s whore —determined grimly to go out after . : medium Deere ary Cetiseds ih oaunek bo /LOSK ange you'ra wrong. I'm going to undertake 1 Anil get ft ny hook oF Frock Begin the Story Here Monday, February 4. | weight fabric may be used. . snasrenentameais to make you one of the biggest Agures She would stare in the mirre the bite of @ tropical fy, | in this country, Bill Matthews!" her sharp Little face for hours ¢ _ (Copyright, MeClore N: SYNOPSIS. OF Pt * Bill drew in his br Answers to Queries I'd @ great deal rather | h, time divamed he would took like that— She smiled. Hit NOISES—MRS. CHARLES hewn, steel _m ve “I mean it,” Benson tinued. “I've "Not bad," she would say int 1 would be #o fine, his call you she nodded. “Now,| ; Ala S iow) Be Gkueed be car | fh ene wien Tony. 4 watched you sall ahead of other men 4idn’t look #0 much ike a fox his m uh 1, you're « to teach us| éshion Kalter, The Brening World 3 ese may be caused by cu ne Un Pecretl at Works; I've watched you boss — She had married Jim \ o some things we don't know, and inj Wl you suggest a suitable color to troubles, catarrh and sometimes tndi w mod AIL wu lve seen men jump to do Man twenty y 4 older t wit he exchange we are golng to teach you)combine with tan for @ trimming? tell them t That means to dincover t t power, Bill—and power 1 told her about w oney 18 a erous thing, un- #9 bis wife she would be even more gestion, You should tind the ca through a doctor and then remedy t trouble accordingiy. | 1 out her some things we do know=-ts that it? Mo shook ead, puzzled. “Teach | 4 she said, amtling, because you things? There @in't nothin’ 1) 4m jl have dark brown hair, gray eyes ight complexion. MISS K CHAPTER VI. {all hi life." he went on. ase | HERE followed w Sittin’ ‘round twirlln’ your thumbs you have education besidos—ger wfetehedly hard up than befora, Sho knaw her teeth were extremely could teach yo A lively blue, either Copenhagen or ORE f . ruse hv ithinke TL ge ee ae ate. She left him ingide pretty and aped; * u've uch lon of \ . PROTAUDING EARG ei RNEST ities such as Nodda and y eh Bre ae ena, Bilesaaed: ofa week. Afterward be died Bomarat eee shar asus non Trattony Mowe tie abe. h a eae Bit: BRE IM 8 can be corrected HasInGven Anenaiad of 4 a 1 it wouldn't be fun— “You're golng to put yourself in my , t Was to these two that Benson — Benson caught her hand and turned Hethel'y heat In the face of Monty's ar t ne bands for a period of one year—yes, 1 turned tn hin need. They had culture, to Will—“This is Neweomb's slater, half veiled scorn May persevered, al- | "snen Bitter Rreaing World: bout having It done, Ia to do?” she i Lean do tt by then. “Hy the end eu the aunt of ih, ala ces wil sue iy Mra. Lara aay bet ways the diplomat, never fail! I have 41-2 yarde is coming into its ows: ee uueder netic i ne You are going to be one % 6 proposiitio ney Une. Ha wasn Srnint horns thourh tact alone could wave the will be go many disig f auddenty tired T want mon that make history, 1 OER Se eae Bek. Tare ORIN ett Hine Gack Gorey, And ia the oures of tine Hill bes of Copenhagen biue the present war, Of course, w ense, of course big plac hout thinking f i his gun to Improve—siowly. May reach ckon th rut en what yo erly necepted, taking the an, with her gown whipped close eee and I'm willing to tone any I lation out of her brother's hands, about her form—with her white hands ar on vou, When she had seen Benson to the and ling Hips—thi the sort of Bill stared at him—at the big man 407" Monty awaited her with blaging woman he wag henceforth to know 1 s Hi € rom now o would meet only puffing his cigar—tipped back in his n he p soft and May found } f sponding money were only some # (and some men), especially m uta. wha t picture and other theatrical porsous,|—and yet have been using facial surgery for «| thing new £ mg time past with great sutista on, I know many of them, person 4 decision, which she communicated to Monty, ‘Their charge was about ready to take them for « bit a-trav- elling. would like to make a n to do—new peo- dress for afternoons. dared you' on earth} ned from the Works ’ r r 1 : he breathed, Wormer ally, who have had this work dune le ning In- chair smiling at him, and as he gazed " t. Boone th h 1 tt : t terest. Perhaps the chi ‘ he fe f pred her fingers, was one of U i nan was and do not hesitate to recommend it, ani a tumult, of protest \ieet Forhape f nade Wie Hilt ee arag Me treet helen yr pene teenie “Alontecsuien vain tain aso und elegance, Al Henson's New York. The Newcomb forty Am 44 years of age. we about der nde »» tol asd oe Rabie’ iat do > ne ome a‘ r Ve rubbed do at 4 « i] ny he vu « Rca ae ue a Wa bout hia demand= “"ito get out eagerly, He waa ad- conquer—to be worthy of thi FMS lh Mes ECW a Ltt aE en ne een eo dah’ ta CLYAN when fall Rocher have black GAlr, 'b ALL-AROUND ATHLETE—J. G.1 dieing heavily on his hands. Nedda mitted at once. It was Kood to mee Placed in him—command me K over the Roune Hien oy eee. “Milad to meek you, ma'am,” and his waa in tho habit of fying to. the| STO SESE: BAY IE Hi You must not do the strenuous] and funy he tricked out with such fine thé chief again, Benson leld out big course he could! ttt © OUI HOEK AD CRAP AEE yd cloged me i * great metropolis for its holidays M exercises you mentioned to me to be- | / . i i hand { that was what Matthews’ room will be in the pink of over hors. Great metropolis for its holida , eyes and red cheeks, come an all-round athlete, Please re MNBS Os y bever had dreamed of 54n¢ by rn n for him.” ¢ sald to Pill, and he had been foreed to remain at that was w 4 obediently into chair be- So this, hor f of real moet er, endeavoring not to gaze too tan life, was exlillarating How goes {t?” he inquired ll grinned, “Can't get the hang Inember that the all-round athlete is | /)s8erene, geldom healthy or long lived. Ju u mean that you'll have that at—-factory hand ale e MISS M. T. D. the rising restles a he in our fore! He held ou in exploration tour of the of at reckon Til s—cating at our tab at her—at the tiny feet, no bie ut of intoxication. The I b — —— t quantities of turnts pull T wish TAs Oe con aripnen ee ne eat Duskily Vil do more than that.” aald May, @¢f than & man's fist the buatie innites Combine aeif-color N ast Tr . 1D cs—he would fix up ething to do. I Bripped her foot on tho stairs; “Uil marry ehh of her akirt—ar flow need i shop w sorgett: itt ewes ngs For a time it amused hin Penson regarded him thoughtfully. Benson was @ Clever man, and a hind her, Great, thoxe the woorgette or chiffon ted her nved to & Very busy one. He could not if, at least But sudde he knew “I knew you would Benson's give you three weeks of play and seo Bill in hand hims y Marry him! aa alas he Comt @ penny—they were the aay gasped Monty. Bhe gay in the florists’ windows in Science piaited for front of : , a lift the ¢ s) hat he what happened,” Where detulls were concerned, Th » Not until he's well ablo to thal wae it-~romes, Bho foil be snatched awa: okirt. Sliver run lace rich and hand- | tpedd "How'd you guess i oth Jear—until he if y ware She decided atter i Two electric ing ovens e c=not this glaring 4° chief? Hols 1 didn't thia! bow! ie aut You like them? she asked hotels, A small apa ent , 7 eon installed se tune lamparcthut table fGen eae : ‘ ig suivarsdon't worey He nodded, “Sure,” hotels to tho 1 apartine ! panel. Self-color vel- i mobive play th t will out f . : bi si Whit ! biow myself to jonty News nder id jirhat one « me 8 hw 4 4 oor aaa 5 : mh fou lesired? What avers Seated A Newcomb, ; aya s ma ere not Ke aniy to }) S<sorty minut coat of enamel. | under t She With at dineet rted Bethel CHAPTER VII. them in one's po But he fset we Ten beat atei a nwt inl? : was ma me up right off day ‘Brow ILL. arrived on an ufternoon ot his handa in Ms ening to the { ay ; reen decd ny ne ¢ nl dropped D n f fil co aie chatted +); oi @olentiste that the waters of Bath sew nh he entered, heaald M “far w Monty was ¢ May ar- with ae wi contain radium and sive off radium ed with color : e aaid; Not in the old th god that ‘ J almost gave you up—t! wos grow. eo emanations In as large quantites a he sald. cries ine my toy ul id been torn down ¢ anged a f wood fire ing fo dark F fark B a diouctive waters in the ou “Not to-night ppe his eha in-—but obaou <jantad init early these days ? Hut - any, cuher radioucuye waters in th ae be Lira * "TT enee told you uid Benson care. ity ur IR AD ot d “indeed, 1 apne gagy ue 6 } y La, . . oe 8 : Wich ia words, “that you Mian Suh tat Me warm, red w of the flames up if you ha : 4y hoped state wo pie dress for @ ou Both the pneumatte and solid rub ry rich 5 people of means . " appeared quite Mr, Matthews?" ® aithoueh i her principles are in W ’ a } 9 days his father nod t 4 _Moistened s iB. mer crepa? althoug! tire for mot Lea the days whe " { s dy being outs sy not is waa Gleeal Pad : a1! 1 arm tall, am partial ceiving th y morning when L hear the t ind eraning of z a ® as ff 1 ought to hop out of b 1 ’ gone thr ' ee © to stripas and have An Itallon Inver ais brought out | t to the works. Uh Jo you m inner. 0 } peatedly wos @n automobile st: aweeper men startin’ out—won't lool shortly Ho was ablo to fontem bis dis Hut Bill proteated: "Dp i tne teomene BILL goods ike sample, ppregs the pit in front of ¥ ws t * Benson puffed a claar In at to the exclu of nde for t rowan Just had a Train oeettals ho prush to prevent the dust rising and fan T sta then he leane rwar r by th tof # slender in 1 om lunch DEOUE reon and white. volr. - < e git thinkin’ of goin’ away, were tu Nid cou know how comb pore ivd overlooked und nek cee Very well, but his J t vn) Have a large buat , ‘0 rrich leeted to ns UN ea “ 3 For the use of millworkers who Why not?’ he asked, me Kdueation ‘ Bill, edu Ones or twice Mor a 1 watching her! te , ? MRS. W. K, R. have two machines under P » did not reply. He olipped his cat uimeale tk Gee ea ee ardiy tear hia'eyea tron R Jit AS 1 W R a Jogless chair has been invented, so} hands in his pockets, We wied wean T get raphy ict f py Poss, tease Bg “as completely captivat t Was. May 6 K . ‘i /mounted on a base that it can be ems sort of queer, @ feller ke st now ? piography | pas Prd prand kilful manner in which 99 t Be ABS ao Feru im heavy E45 aw" wnsiderably distance to} me g he nts an . rf ! o who m i Py ats ERED SH PERS tho teapot, the fragile « i er own wi d € z ‘ ‘ wung mo nsiderably divtar jme gettin’ what he wanta and bein Le 9 make @ and lald ina supply of paper for tna jeans name” over forgetting for an ins : quality for chem! . wWwyeon Nodda.’ Re pteaies regpin, a Aa @ Tu ually t Herculean tosk; bute his aister ¢ So you're going to etny with ug he was to be ultim hers—that in i. jnedaa suddoniy, “what's «man hag couraged Je ¢ area anh aetto and cuffs Widely separated settlements {1 wrong Ww y ‘ 1 “ Grandfather was a mighty r 4 le, Mr. Matthews \ was anh bim 2 Congo Free State have been link ed ad and her dark ru “hes or Soe fou w= apaciinen , a, 1 ri w repli) ' itated I'd 9 tort deal oyes of an amaaed and any thel! wens y sition and connected with civilization vy hi did not answer you'y avait rein ue Sh sae Saaured hima. pee ae f thera er you called mo ¥ ft cthat he mus ade rea 7 system of wireless telegraphy we hi Fee ce ai eu Oe TER Gee Sekt SMIMIEE BOL F PamaDie ho peat Bae Ws all the san t Mr, Groat Day when a News ti coe putea “how EROS ee i i n't Bate ed to KWear “it z An » followed 5 tty: ee Sh Own covera 8,000 niles of African jungles, Reckon every one fecls this way tsfed, Why not? Because you want ute than any other man in @ hungred iio the room—nomshe had cever me « (Te Bo Continue ered with goods,