The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1918, Page 15

HOME PAGE Friday, February 1 te The Ure (tte Rove Work renting seit FOR ’ Health and Beauty | HAVE NO COAL Ae JOHN BuT | HAVE A COAL-WAGON FULL OF REAL CoLb FRESH ARGAIN ULLTAKE THE Loan € AD han, if roties, 1918, ty thesPreae Pubitsbing Co, (The New York Brening World) | Exercise for Relieving Insompia By Pauline Furlong HE best all-round exercise 1 ii know of for insomnia and nervous headache is shown in the illustration to-day. It ts also a, good one for develc ing the muscles! in the calves of the legs, When practised in connection with deep breathing it is, of course, doubly | beneficial—in fact, all physical ex-| erect should be combined with) deep breathing to obtain the best) results, | Stand with feet together, hands on| Hy (2) Did You hips to lend balance. Slowly rise Now I$ THE TINE as high up on the toes as possible, | To Buy ICE, We FIND Roo OR IT IN A take @ decp breath and hold the | SON er PLENTY, ‘OLD PLA ‘ es LD PLACE ? position and inhalation while you | iN SUMNER, fount five. Slowly sink back to Bur ne BE starting position and exhale and re With feet together and hande CARCI Jax. Do not come down on heels with a jerk or jar. Repeat about] ten times or more if you are prac-| ticed and do not tire readily | Many women find various excuses! she has for not indulging in deep breathing,| morning. Dut those in all walks of life can| best time, if you must choose one or find some time, whether they remain | the other, because the pure, extra indoors all day or not. amount of oxygen in the blood tones Personally I always ride on the you up for a hard day's work and platforms of the elevated trains, and| also makes you look well and feel on subways also if they are crowd-| better. ed. Of course It is not so easy to| Remember that this few minutes’ stand a long distance, but the ben-| breathing of fresh air before going efit to the blood and Jungs is worth! into a crowded place or street car on hips, slowly rise on toe take deep breath, count five, then slowly resume starting position and exhale and relax. not the time to do so in the But the morning is the the ci inconvenience clears the nasal passages so com- NOT on Your Every woman who is shut in an) pletely that you will be for som tM E} | FouND office or store all day should walk| time practically immune from A REAL ICE Box ‘OR IT at least a dozen blocks before tak-|ease germs given off by those suf- ing a car for home; certainly she| fering from coughs, colds, can do this in the evening, even if and other aliments Answers to Health and Beauty Questions catarrh COCOANUT OIL FOR DRY readers that liquid henna is not ef SCALP—ETHEL K In my opinion | ve. The paste always colors the it is always better to apply grease to however, 7 following ts t formula for liquid henna try it and {f it fails try ‘ which Is much m troublesome to ake one ounce of nd pour over them one t this stand over in and heat until i You the past the hair just before shampooing, otherwise it remains on the scalp and collects dust and clogs the pores with drt and greasy dandruff, The night before shampooing rub some cocoa hot wate and then butter into the scalp, between nearly bot hot. Then make parts in the hair, and rub the scalp) Paste of one ounce of henna gx eaturated with the ted ant liquor, Bru this into clean hair a / olk Next day > with pure |iet dry in always best to ar vastile soap dirsolved in water, | ' ing the Nair, aw | Massage the scalp until tt ix pink efter applying anut oil it ig algo a good idea to place hot wet| is, wrung neariy around the sca #rease, to open the wy ie scalp for it, Lb nd dust f es and prepar the dandr usih eee OOOO ees 80 0 00000 0 OOOO" 00°80 060000 nnn, ! TWFTVE COMPLETE STORIES TO RUN TWELVE SATURDAYS “TARZAN OF THE APES” In Strange and Fascinating Adventures of the Jungle "ABS READ THE FIRST OF THE SERIES T10-MORROW (5 Rr oe os annot be obtained without tt. The front portion In fitted by THAT Foot Pur | pica of afd ipo HEE NTHE atest | Se teattin foe WHERE Witt WE STIS ATE SGAR || Bn coon ab aD Ass PUT THE COAL worked arrowa. Be- Any ? PUT IT IN THE COLDEST PLACE YOU CAN FIND IN THE BASEMENT - —— __ For The Evening HE Eton jacket # effect whon ap- poaring ts on a frock indeed smart, for Indications jare that the Eton | Jacket will be the |favoret model tor spring sults. Thin ts because the short- nean of it and the slim lines offer an | easy solution of tha Government edict | concerning the use of woollen goods. An Eton Jacket requires no more material than does ® bodice The bodies of my design to-day, which affects an Bton, achlevea an alr of dignity and stability for the frock that maken {t expecially suitable for the ma- tron, Its slim and smooth lines mako {t good alvo for the | Woman of large pro- portions The hack the bodice Is plain, with | scum up the back tf ;@ satisfactory fit ing open in front, the skirt yoke generous does service to fill it jin part way, while a pmisetta of fine hatiste, organdy or lehiftfon lends a | daintiness that ts @ more charming by way of contrast to the severity of the ret of the frock. Tho shawl collar may be of dreas fab- rie with an overlay of white the same las the chemisette material, or it may of white satin, ‘The buttons and lety which fasten the jacket effect are repeated on the long siim sleeves. Quite Ligntful detail of the skirt is the puir of tiny change pockets, fabric. the avalp cack morn ind night and shampoo but once a | Qowth if the hair is very dry and the 7 = 5 Ine = c wit " ‘ound there—keep her ears ope: ‘ ne can alp covered b flaky, dan B Li? E Cg Cl if U H aroun on m FIL, sre may not hear a thing and sho hand tmpul ale U 8 nemies ose in pon U 3 may pick up a word here and there u ad—he'll never tet t AY IFS that will let us know just bow hare you — FLESH AROUND NAILS BREAKS B D h Fl yro hammering wim, — It's at he can't -VIVIAN T: Keep the hands out u apnne les hance, and they won't suspect her. woman | monoionousl " . ° out. Leave word whe 8 sinkin’ tha hop water as 4 nh as poss! To His fid Pont ets hie ab cold cream or cocoa butter Daphne awoke that mornin: Yeu, ye ried cuticle before retiring she rang, and her maid appeared won't iot vou putter holding the nails in a bo Matthews left yet ay to Nava yOu.) wil oF altiond vil Lelps keep tae fiesh | about 8 o'clock, ma‘am woft and smooth. maid nodd SHINY, OILY NOSE— Mk SMG. th moes. Wate s Y waking sower water six ou ti making: her set OI one-half ounce aid ree utae anet ) gtaing, Use this onty on large p | Saunt aroun 6 { “HONEY PASTE MASK FOR COARSE SKIN—\iIi= WAL) worth Ohvstbck ‘Six E teamers Sunk Withou Sere unecute Re a thousand—and now Warning nvee ounces « fi ‘ down, what Her maid ran to ber ale, but sb ieee te Mae ieee > Transatlantic will pushed her away—no—no—she mu Beret nls ih elder Colt, glancing ers Will be pan- dress—she must go to him at one SHpreuse overt " : B c A 4 soon as the all her grievances swept avide in « Ca bavece virtues ’ Aap ne Meer noe ws will have to rush of pity. 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And how by the news—broken, [lis heart « : ; Send Mr, Philip to me at once ing Bethel, of soul were wrapped up in Transatiant LIQUID HENNA Mis Tt Be) dont: tet ane one disturb. ua ( '9 his brokers —this would be a cruel blow for him ath lesal (by r@juest): Tam advis u A the “ht # chance, for She waved aside the breakfast tray |/!omised breathlessly © read the news again, eager xo fast that her maid brought her—but at her p pe—her strength air ic ee Maas n alittle, Then s money left swallawed some ceffes, “Poor boy She palewed iNew Cork-Puller ee quick Do you she whispered to herself, “'k gnd wank down - : 1 key of the * Tho car awaited her at th t » Works Easily ne leaped in, “Mr, Matthews's off ‘ S she cal , a ” Ron On reaching the offive she saw old HE corkscve Ay He utd i ane Uh Mack pleading with & number of } a rival in the , i aused ' t , t “ ehlane vented ur Ego h vd be , 4 Tw D * J a log s Blades ia upw t . athe reporters, | guass,” she tions; are Phil coug uri cagerly, “And then sweeping Daphne's 1} Ww ter t Med for to- ¢ hispered Y 1 te ‘ ce fear re we've g And depose +, President es ay a what 1 wet xed 4 ' proxies. Ill g " bt vat ; ta ‘ Ae at \ my man 1 ir Ww j f wt" pant under Big ' i ' an't punish him, and when the » ” et ster iy tme A ompany ie put than the bottle. mouth, so t Beth eaten foe ak { ' hat, Larrabes years. If ft goes down any low easily drawmout. ‘The 5 p we'll be wiped out Do you sup psn easily withdrawn by agai separat Nex “but 1 don't sey . any of Us Will got a chance to se i je dle) Tt leav n 1 ‘ you Jon’t you know ‘ ' " s , ‘ js ae ai ueht Tronsatlan r he t t Nh nne rank back Wiped nt tne “On, don't It Jone it Daphne He'll find woman's Nothin' could wave hin new, Siseik weld aio abl His face was # shade whiter th She did not seen to bear. “Re- usual, his eyes unnaturally br vember, Mack, if you can only see he had hold of himself—n he \ino—Just for a minute—tell bia that about that. If she were comit ing matters but him ng in almost time for her to be ti at doubted if sha would app. Vii te You'd Sho‘distrusted him. In a t out this way, Maar, and don’t talk despair jad come to him for he confused THE SON OF DEMOCRACY pul BY ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE. [ios A Romance of America in the Making— From the Paramount Film Production ot the Same Name, Presenting Benjamin Chapin. Begin It on this Page Monday, February 4, i clono survey of himself in the mirror. hy iy knot of nee OER OILIOL PLL ID ne of th She m. hesitated. epotter " "it he She proba by this time vegretted the impulse 4e or want m r The minutes passed slowly, He Know at once—promise. impatiently, drumming on the Mack patte ‘ her hand. "rh pron » arm of his chair, Would ahe on woult hy word of h y he not come? He poured himéelt out drink—to steady bia nerves felt better after it. Hie caught @ cigarette up im his fingers and held it poised, when sud- denly he heard a light footstep in the He CHAPTER XX. HEN a@ woman fs {a love will often do fo b things, Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick 1018, be the Prem Pubtishing Oo, (The New York Evening World), 1 Eton Jacket Effect for Spring “ECONOMY FROCK” FOR WAR DAYS, REQUIRING LITTLE CLOTH. which aro shaped to correspond with the cut of the yoke. thelr corners at the top than at the bottom and \s laid tn plaits under the yoke, which fasteus on the side. spun would develop this frock with more success than any lghter weight Answers to Queries Fashion Vitor Tam avout to make myself a cr cheted tam o’ shanter and @ slip-on sleoveless sweater. get for them as I have a very dark complexton, sulted to mo that will not make mo dark? A soft rose color, or soft rich yei- would become you. too would be gray with collar of rose, and on the cap @ bead band and top- Fashion Kultor, \\ Original Fashion Designs World's ee * Arrows finish The siirt 19 cut wider Serge or home- ‘The Evening World, Tam very much as to what color I should Jet black hatr and dark Am 16 years of age y suggest the color best ye Kindly Lv.c Very pretty rose. The Brening World Would appreciate your help in recon- structing a navy serge dress which \ 8 too small for me, Have pleces of th watst and skirt which I can use with blue or blacis satin to @nish out. Wi you pleas» give me an idea of of style? Am 46 inches dust, 5 feet 5 inches tall, N.S A tin front panel; also skirt trimming bands, EmbroWered re’ ort to. strange make. Corridor, ‘The color surged into his serge term! Bpaors: ¢ sho mare” face. He answered the soft knock a ee Rik Gee shifts for the one alo loves. with a curt “Come in.” in round yoke In Dack. Wh Daphne left Billy office with over The butler entered. “The gandy vest. phase of dineste must git,” bo sald. "Shall € show . fh r a Fashion Patitor, The Rraning ‘World ynlens soins aps ® —“Phit nodded. He did not trust h Ww suggest what color or cu!~ wid think only that one x ‘4 So she was thera at his very {org to use in embroidering @ rove ning mu pt pled. ture ly Jove latee afternoon wear, The de- 3 : bottom of skirt, was tho reaiien kK. ¢ 1 Colt had ch pleat ould be pretty, to #imush + a darker reso and dull blue, with the father 1 lack. ights ra 1 | Featon Edier, Brening World Daphne sought out 1 I have 4 yards of the plored him ty hels inclosed (dark and dull bet ahep oposed aoe blue finely striped serge) vate. 4 ae Would fe mM with « ie Jesign for rion, to de ; re In due tim M ' F nally, i through thot at do you ’ t his eyes 1 of her f 1 the b i t with the silk be bud gene Pulp Lean « (te t reet dress. Coral collae tress w not be loud, € ¥ would advise