The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1918, Page 9

“a Breathing a ‘Day of Rest... | 7" — a] = Crise Fashion Designs FOR — — —— For The Evening World's JOHN TAKE Your BA No, AB, Health and Beauty Toke Snow vs Neer Teg on Home Dressmakers By Pauline Furlong By Mildred Lodewick ous JULIE. SHE 'S COMING Conrrighs, 1018, by the Pree Publishing Co, (The New York F oe Word) Pretty Spring Model Available at Small Cost. HIS spring there » Will ba mora wo men than ever who, with a true pa- tr spirit, wit! make use of their last Covrright, 1918, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Mrening World) Exercise for Shoulders, Back and Lungs 0-DAY we have a deep-breath-! ) ing, tensing and back-bending ane exercise combined. This move- ment fs an entirely new one and a ood all-round exercise for shoul ders, back, lungs, &c. Stand with the feet apart, head and chest up, arms hanging easily at sides. Gradually bend backward from the waist line and at the same time raise the THERE | HAVE clenched fists, forcing the shou'der-| a TIME To BURN Dlades to meet in the back, This 5 Wij = brings the fists several inches back| ‘ of and beside the ears. Take a deep! fmhalation as you bend back and raise the arms. Bend backward slowly from _ Bo eure and keep tho muscles in waist line, raising clenched fists the upper body—shoulders and arms| #4 forcing shoulder-blades to =tensed as you bend and inhair., Meet inhaling deeply meanwhile. When you have forced shoulders| readers will be able to recognize the| back as far as possible and filled the| shallow breather at a glance by her Jungs to utmost capacity you will| sallow complexion, pale ps and @seume the position illustrated. Then|cheeks, round shoulders, protruding | slowly exhale, bend forward, drop|abdomen. And last, but not by any arms to sides, bend forward slightly| means least, this type of woman ab- and force all air from the lungs.| solutely lacks the buoyancy, magnet-| Then relax and count ten before} isin and personality so evident in the starting again, as this ts a strenuous| superbly healthy person | exercise if properly performed and Deep breathing acts as a broom to will tire you if you do not relax be-| tlhe lungs wud blood and sweeps away tween the inhalations and tensing. | the cobwebs and debris which are After several weeks’ earnest prac-| clogging them and preventing the| tise of deep-breathing exercises most| enjoyment of good health, Answers to Health and Beauty Questions. ) CUCUMBER CREAM—Hy request) tempt MILDRED W.: © ure spring’s sult in some way or other for early ntrent wear, The mode offers #0 im differ ont styles that it should not be a dim loult task to adapt available material to Jone or the other of them and achieve « jamart effect. There | are also many ways of } combining contrasting | materials, whioh is a ereat ald in) making over @ garment | Quite the smartest and newest effect achteved through the combination of two materials in that of @ blouse or jacket of the ona material and the skirt of another, ‘The trimming usually consists of the two materials applied so that each trims the other, such as the skirt fabric being used for collar or cuffa or vest on the blouse, ind the blouse fabric ined for buttons, fao- Jing» or pipings on the skirt My design of togday {Le TAKE You ) | HAVE ALITTLE SHACK MERE WHERE | Come To S REST on WEER HELLO JOHN a | CAN'T STAY VERY COME IN LONG I NAVE To | 10 BACK To THE TATION TO MER™ Aunt Juve _— | aN ‘You JOHN FoR HAULING OUR LUCKY WHISKERS | Y YYouR Coor Is Sone CHICKEN. TA.TA RAR ne to remove this until you are | you have on arsenic and are a natur - ay ‘ De . ABSTINENCE FROM WATER ae the skin. When combined with o: her) DRINKING—M. B.C. 1 am advised ingredicr - they ake delightful|that puri tuln from drinking hows a similar use of creams and lotions tan ut landing the body ~ — — vterlals, BL th i Sint lowe ake la 1 cannot see how tla, can ITCAME IN AN \| Wasn T JOHN THe BRUTE! IU BET THEY LL Hafan tae pater } lightly warm (not hot) water: Whiteland evstem’ generative, OF cree ot | HOuR Ado ,//AT THE STATION { rail ee Went MAKE TA vaist, which blouses wax, two ouner spermacet!, two) ll know also that many pug dle = To MEET ¢ ae tad RESTLESS Day “ jan the way around ounces, Remove from heat and add | young and those who do live to ripe | ea © NEW CHICREN FoR NG, ___ Jover @ shaped belt of vihile wh riskly, olive “ ty jthe same goods, The | belt und bodice both } SEE DESCRIPTION FOR DETAILS IN CoPyY- button In a way to ING THIS DESIGN. ret a joke eee which effect Is emphasized by the tiny desired, although I have pictured | vest front, This is of the skirt fabric, /Of the beaver mur. Tt consists of beaver color velour, while the collar is | Wo long panels placed at the back et white antin, The flare cuffs are and front and two short panels placed ounces: swe When this mix two and a he and fou ment medium and ab having wis) cumbers, shi ture stand twe Nave ceased tra mond oi), ix ow i Thils I cannot advise ys and then st , h ‘ GREASY SKIN AND LARGE) ino of white satin, but are topped | At elther aide, (heir scalloped lower through gauge. Add to the w PORES MABEL Ri: Wash tho fac any ithe m hand of the velour, which edges are bound with aclf faric aired, This ts a tissue bull several tines a day with the follow adds exceeding smartness, | If the foundation should bo of th yellow, dry skin and fine lines, | aame materi with the foundation of black satin if black could bo Introduced by facing BUI FTES ——« |the panels with black OILY SCALP TONIC—R, 1. Make a mixture of one | ter and two oun d rub a into the Do not rub briskly ni ly scalp. Use glyce phur soap, TAPE WORM — DAVID F. should consu Lo At once. Do not take u ¢ would make a smart co |thia spring, worn with shoos tor by the color of the skirt and a of the same color or of black. OF DEMOCRA By Benjamin Chapin | Answers to Queries. Fashion Alto: The Prening World A series of dramatic film stories of America in the Making, founded that sent the other boy sprawi- to be licked, H Even if Just had to, mat" ran instant the three stood thus. I do not kr w ire my beet largely on incidents in the early life struggles of Abraham Lincoln, Abn eC ORG 8 except mer “Huei { F mumbling incoherently, T: solorn, as every one tell satless av uced by the Benjamin Chapin Studios. A Paramount Picture was fairly down \ ul kt nitka none to him. And vasn't not the ox-Koud In a cor 1nd ent ones. Will you please advise me s if Talaentatr ri i it Huck sault on himsel Phe aware that a sweet, An’ he tried tu cho An’ he bit up at his mother in adoring grati ere ’ Hess ae: © Menu Hints A condensed version of Mr. Chapin’s original stories novelized | Presently, Huck was tying on t ¢his name me when I waan't lookin’, He just tude medium complexion with slight cole: By Albert Payson Terhune. nek ring und b n . at top had to get what he got.” ¢ bd by bd ® ® ° JENNIB M . kn ‘ e victim's chest, his bi wn log They had entered the one-roor Summer drifted into autumn, and Tan, medium shade of dull gree = . . (Oorsraht, 1018, by Bonjam! pin, AM rights reserved.) ey Ser arin nt cabing Abo seuttied up the ladder to With the coming of the chilly days . HIS 1s the season for rabbits, ee nee . ve bad enw Whiinpered Huck | At th f the cabin stood the loft that was his bedchainber, Naney Lincoln's frail strength ebbod | or hid which may he s¢ n beet in surren mother, a pathetically tragic N8- ‘rhoro he began to remove the signs away. Aa the November bleaknas — death Young Abe Lincoln Finds Himself sci °° 8 et a Renae eal and on hnn Be batten wh seraps of pap be stewed gravy, but soak in we Then rinse with vineg Mt eottied over the land ene: jay, Gay Fashion VAlior The Evening Wortd day, helpless and waiting for will & hoine-made q the grim ‘summons that should free hewn table of t living room below. he from its worn-out The boy noted the w of Prison her whoulders and the effort. every motion cost her He th ahe was 4 served in thicken ake them: del 9 Put to the First Great Test ted water overnigh you pleas design for me a dress that I oar wear in the stree noon of wild winds kh this spring? I hay sul brooding ove ght wo toh cloves and ee Biebe WAR GAG EF Chanee Meat onna UE ber five yards of gra and a couy | ; Hee a : ; * ver #ad thoughts be called down : homespun — good. pend _ | CHAPTER 1. from the loft hand of ice haa been ald Wpon ‘her Would tt be suitable i Hed. pees Say, ina, 1 Kot ows for you! faintly laboring: he $ rabbit y wita THE MOTHER, . ale ncbn. AGA You're * ed the boy for a suit? am water and 1 NIU the sluggish yellow Indiana creck, the two boys cast thelr baited tt 1 has just “I'll get some more wo The fire's thirty years of age brag x + bathe 7 ‘ines, a kit 4 a“) ie aw most out." 5 feet 5 inches tal HQuor. one f y wou a oO CW! an't oran at top speed ie « e, ' utter substitute ub Close together, on the muddy bunk, sat the youngsters, ‘Their Ashing SUNY GEOR AMEE Ways C01 C8te SINE Te We AE toh A Beet ts: the rood eile > welgh 128 pounds, saree in this a Hy tackle, of crooked chestnut shoots and hompen 40 and bent-pin hooks, squeaky sw on of the There, working with fevered haate, MRS, Le Scineh ‘8! wouid have fetched a groan from any true sportsmen. cabin's wiab doo dhl. Abe piled his arma high with tire Your motertal ts ay i : : Into the living room da ivan wood. As he was about to start back | equally suttable fo: and one But these lads were not sports: They were out to catch fish; mot to int of A mani be Bre 4. for tho House @ @hatp jolt on the \ “4 a a eon to + Vl) have wn jolly Ume, On their good or bad luck depended thelr evening meal 1 Lincoln + 4 carelossly 1s clbow «ent the wood scattering 4n \ ea! : 8 pV GS BS UAH Ee rae thei? evening bunker . then set to work searching for every direction, He whirled abont, to fl exceedingly modish uve and allow It to boll w ving hung : his tobacco-poueh neo Huck Carter roaring with laug! | This design te PREPARING NOODLES. svi Lae plastered chimneys of ty ked log ca in the forest Abo finistied his dressing in is tor at the trick he had played on the | |} dress which woatd Noodles should t cleartoy behind them, curted lazy wreaths of smoke. Vood was plentiful in Jence and pattercd down | ladder ur K boy. aod take the place of They can be m 1 "a ae Pies » join his ta M t ‘ ment Abe was tempted to egg take one tabi Indiaia wikterness, Hence the eagerness with which boys stared at had strotled ha t fy at the Joker's throat: Then he (mult, The Je helt may be char add sufficient dou mn) thelr bobbing tishlines. batter, Roll out in a thin sheet and! The let stand until partly dry, Thor UP and cut into narrow strips: ¢ these, spread them on a beant a dry near fire befor few at uw timo | water, Boll abou drain and pu they are dices of in hot = drippings. utter, only HON Of & OYSTER RECIPES. elobrity (a backwoods Oysters are a reasonable, ut w badly-dyed bl substitute for met which may be | fil fiven, him the prepared in tor rp aca Pld The follow! bs means of ut After thorot oysters place them bet ween tw eis to dry, When no longe chop fine the hard portions and to the soft before mixing them wi a cupful of bread crumbs, a b finely chopped onion and. se to taate, Add suffi nt cracker d to make mol: y, Form th into cakes, roll in powdored ¢ ; and fry in boiling butter substitute. |}! In cooking boiled oysters dry oysters well, roll them in atale bread crumbs, seasoned with salt, place in Are griddle wver a quick fire, Serv on toast, with one-half teaspooutin jof melted butter substitute on ear For creamed oys , of boiling mili add fuls of corusta at Putter = su! tute Scatter tine powde the bottom of a Alternate layers ¢ sid crumbs, having crumbs on top t bake about hulf an hour, j M wish this vod Wasn't wo ‘tarmad duck muand by a looking down tn ainuy r writing materials fightin pin? up that foolishness he grumbled ‘i i bent be te: u his mother's hatred of |at will from bright navy, r without @ word, he bent b 4 second armful of 1 r Jolt on the elbow from Huck — NK pent t flying too. he fate attended a third more than huma ‘Tarn 4 ailve i hifting the raiment « using, Throv 1 Khair ation. It's goin’ through too mu Hl to got too Wttie t The skirt of this model may be made as the tunic, a touch of ORTNING. Ape. how Afi yt wer ra » Kvenicg W » fishing 1 Musk hulda out ¢ ub- cH " 1 never ead. Ant 1" Hut you pre 1 Urged his wifa, with pitiful wood a Am forty-six ng his arms ran back to the cab Mo’ t ad the fire nnd sat ring advice concernt guin by hisenother, Her ping. | °4° 4 rested on him lovingsly, then color ant style for a of age and ast r boy was in eve chum’s upposite. He wa atin two t face, 1d with a queer solemn! ~eyed, whimsical 1 Ilo turned awa Adio, i fs the grin lef ‘ A pain-dra ated at tho fireside, was lavortously to the very. soul tog his own w 4 bit of charco Kn were piled two of books which for we wry Motherta own boy!" whispered the Vexed at his superiority dying womar Mother's own education, Tom's bearded lipa pa you won't for rosa rebuke. Hut at the sane 7 Y noment he found a m nm face searing I'm sor h ty se you T'll never fight aga + my heart, I'M never te » had lately 1 Kentucky to Indiana, pe of bettering himse Deter y vo so that Mather can tangled 1a twos from a tra AK He kp 1 in or star dow * An {" > eking her ga Myf ) 8 the perch pe f Whcu oboe Leer aint square Lee gui y/4 89 often, eo often