The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1918, Page 13

Ee oe - “(Q o-Minute Beauty Chat: By Pauline Furlong Coy; rig ist S.b7 Ths t § Pubitading € York Evens Wor! Take Care of the Eyes to Insure, Their Strength and Beauty OME one has said t “the S soul,” ani most of us are p cattse no other feature the o sare the windows of the ‘one to belleve this be- bas so much Influence upon +X x FoR intenaqee as the exc PORE Many an otherwise plain and homely face 1s made to | appear beautiful and expressive by a pair of lovely and very often, too, we see faces which display really clacstcal features and clear brilliant \» Complexions, but are mude almost repulsive by some unfortunate deforinity of the eyes, Any woman can keep her eyes bright and clear by exerctsing @ little g00d Judgment in their treatment, to prevent over use and strain, and | through rest and cleansing baths. Avold dust and fatigue if you ‘would keep the eyes in good condl- tion. Many foolish habits, such as squinting, reading and doing fine needlo work by poor Nght, will have | +to be stopped if you intend to! Strengthen your eyes and make them |ppear more attractive. If you are obliged to squint and wrinkle your forehead to see objects which seem clear to others, and find tt difficult to read printed matter which other ‘ persons seem to read with ease, you| should consult an oculist and im-| mediately have suitable glasses ad-| justed to sult your particular case, The proverbial “stitch In time” ap-| piles more to the eyes than to almost any other part of the body. Eyes which are weak may be strengthened through proper glasges, so that you can eventually discard them, and the} nervous system and complexion as well will be benefited while you are | wearing them, Frequent use of the Httle eye cup, containing a weak solution of boracte!and morning by those who use the acid, will be found a valuable aid In| eyes a great part of each day, Hold strengthening weak eyes, resting|the head back, as Slustrated, keep tired ones, clearing eyes whith are | the eye cup close to the face and open Diood shot and biurred and also In and shut the eyes several times, to removing the day's accumulation of | permit the liquid to eaturate all parts dust. This should be used each night! of the inner eye. Answers to Health and Beauly Questions COCOA BUTTER—POLLY FP: If cocoa butter irritates your skin use plain fresh mutton tallow. This makes an effective massage lubricant and 1s also good for chapped hands, Use of the eye cup, ni morning, with a solu boracic id will greatly tired eye! once each week. It isnot necessary tu have the barber do this, as you can apply it yourself, Just rub the sweet oll on the scalp, not tho hair, With a puff of cotton, After twenty- four hours wash hair with melted sastile soap. Be sure and remove all vf the suds when rinsing hair, WARTS—s. \ reid to them on TO GROW TALLER—RDN Rk. Since you are only sixteen you are too young to worry about your height Apply carbolic 4 toothpick wound just yet, All outdoor exercises,| with absorbent cotton. stretching and deep breathing ones, will encourage growth to healthful! COLD ROOM—ELLEN H,: By all manhood, means have the room cold, the bed i thing warm but Nght, and do not SWOLLEN EYELIDS—iI:. L. II pin a draught. A hot water bot- Bathe t acic acid solt- to the soles of the feet keeps the tion. to mix this for and body warm and induces you. Do not strain eyes t ade ing er sewing in a dim, poor light ABOUT OIL SHAMPOO—AIt MR: Tf the head iy coveret dandruff use 'Wheatless Day Menu Hints THUT th dr S| The Day of Rest __ at t A st 1 CAN ick You 1M THE SLATS FROM HERE Don't PLAY WITH THOSE MATCHES t THERE Is Dust 5 HOME PAGE Monday, March it By Maurice Ketten ¢ iors be The Brew Putiihing Oo, The New York kien ng World.) JON, TAKe CARE ‘ ) OF Biluy. His MOTHER, ] ANDT ARE GOING Ty THE KNITTING CLUB \ IT SNot 4 OAT IT'S | A Rocking HORSE LOOK AT NE) Bounce | 5 SIT DOWN # You'uL BREAK THE SPRINGS SToP THar, You MARE Me Ke SEASICK I LooK out ! SYou'LL TEAR. INAT CURTAIN, ny ) Ter! You ) / BREAK MY RIBS (Bacar HYRias) GET Away FROM THAT 5 FUNNY MATCHES ) THEY Buen | \ WAIT Ti. YouR MOTHER - ON YOUR BEAN An Old Veteran Gains New Fr esigns For The Evening World’s Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick | Coprtaht. 1018. by the Press Publishing Co, (The New Youk Evening Werle), Pretty and Comfortable Summer Frock NP ott most exaon tals of the summer frock ‘ nfort, and this tw not only depend } ent on fabr » but | on the way tn which they are ma up. Intricate designs, ager and fastenings of | muny smail hooks | and eyes, tons, are certainly | enough to try one nerves upon a day whon the temper- jature In so high tt | is an effort even to or bat | move, On the eon- trary, @ becom frock tuat Is easy to get inte, and simple quiet z mplo and quiet in § see character, has an Influenco that ta de- cldedly resting to the nerves. To think about ang plan for such frocks at the prea- ont time ts an easy matter, with such attractive arrays of fabrics in all tho shops. As for a design, ,the ono I am offering to-day combines all the de- sired qualities, and in suitable for both the slim and the stout figure, with | lengthening lines |that wre Mked by jal, A medium weight fabric, such as | linen, cotton crash Jor crepe, In some Heht color, would! of tan would be exceedingly attrac- bo good for the main portion of the rita es ottuined be cara bnin fone | frock, with white linen combined for! Kitin with the tan ‘Jersey, and a trig [trimming sections, Tan or &ra¥) black hat to complete the tollette, Hnen may be substituted for the white when the frock ia in a harmontaing Answers to Queries For Instance, lavender, dull, Peshion Editor The Evening World ere brick red or rose, are all I I have a very good sult coat of ible companions to gray and ten,| black serge with a fine Ine of white and make practical frocks for gen-|in it, which I would like to wear this MANY MATERIALS ARE SUITABLE FOR THIS SMART DESIG) | eral wear. ‘soring. What would you suggest for ek nis nuitable for a spring a skirt to eo with it? Am forty years | iden epriette ted of Jersey with of age. MRS, J. iain black serme would be better than anything else. Perhaps you ——|could trim it with bands or pocket flavs or buttons cut from your old skirt of the stripe. | satin trimmings, A one-tone frock hig Fxtitor The Evening World: I would Uke to have a dress made of goods ike sample, tan voile, narrowly striped in brown, It iy to wear to an af- ‘and’\ : ternoon function in wi 83 meal and the aan ‘ curious binees was climbing, one ; April, T am forty- as 1 he on d. of secrets. arrying @ small ¥ § t t a Haraaalp, a pleasure, . TOTUGS sof secrets OF tight ot et ¢oviaiong Te 8 me THE MAN WITH THE BLACK CORD }| Ee, ree yearsied sen i o many delicious Alth without invitation. And his experi norican bey, having passed, . | i * § Risen: Lees BF8 Radney ian te oug is eltove ing ence b that studenta paid turned, hesitated, went back, “Td | _\My hair ts not at all Sue or ee wie i small respect to uniforms 1 Mat for you, 0) gray, bave brown F vill te orward to q ho. paised the ‘ ? ; I sy the family mi foe fe dah ; "| Has Forgotten Him In truth, he pawied the buildin HERE IS A MYSTERY THAT BAFFLES SOLUTION } | eyes and dark com- tiom. Puddings nuod not be eachewed ett ee age to touch the great brass knocker, “Lam very trong,” said the Amery I plexion. ‘ 4 very toothsoine desserts And the arrogance of its 1 toutly . Monday, | MNS. C.9.N. Bae Mads Without valng wheat | when 4t Jest He repped, startted “ap. Be ielate flights acto It omnis Page Maren 18 | | Plain tan Geor- Th g recipes ¥ un But here at least he new: ap. Four lon } sh sollpw ing FoR wa Ml oe le nae feared | aire led to Adelbert's room | gette in yoke and i t Py student who was also door: The ascent took time and patience, : underslesy: Rose Boston Brown Bread. foncad, him Kindly, “Well, com- At the door Adelbert paused, Then tho Scento Rallway, fathor. I'd hke ‘Then indeed did tha Countess look i mutes ayes. py Mix one cup of cornmeal, one cup Tan At, the i ness overcoming — projudice, ickets for tum. Hy would ! death in the face-and found it ter ih faille ribbon m- of rye flour, one cup of graham fou ae ng a student name * he sald I'm sure, becauay walkug ribls, Por a moment she could not iy ming girdle, heavy one tenapoon of Halt, Liree Lia a Rat is corps,” said old A:tel bare room appealed to the must ‘be pretty hard. And what t se much as stand thous support, \h \J / quality ecru lace on teaspoons of baking powder. hay . 5 o . s very nice, isn't iti ancd s thin: Why ean’t you thin saw oA pt J : three-quarters of a cup of molasses CHAPTER XI. manded. “He wi are Wins tite . said, "There's nothing to fall over.” pivetnimen iol. teunert her jewels and took it; {> bodice, and one and three-quarters ¢1 | Geta) ter, And if he did~you have lve “And but Uttle to alt on,” old Adel "What wort of a Jom eon? A man ( king fingers. In fine, — milk or water. ‘Two-thirds fll a well- | NCE upon a time a etudent pum My trend, dave you ever bert added dryly, — “However, two with onn tog! pperplate tote read | Washion Fititor The Fxening World _ dd ravid and steam : : known tho King to give, or to do “Lr th come in, come require bat two chairs, Here ; = MADAME To-night at 1 o'clock | 7 pave a heavy Krease a n a Be} pee h : ° ‘ r 1 He con't need legs 4 ee Tavis ane named Haeckel had oceas anything put take Name me but Keeper, ot arcloned paces wil awatt signe I : 1 sf will Ineaiee etsy i dtd, ‘ pleate handful of raisins will improve th sionally backed Adelbert up ene instance ; : For the name of Haeckel was, 3 Hut the boy would not stt down, He " cans the old Mer Street the Wise Vir ane lout. | in his 4 of the royal , And that nigh nclorge’s rioual the room, frankly curious, ox ir r tho ¢ You wilt mi Biss SRtba YF omg, 1 6 16: OMEN uO HIRES . ' * then, on iriously #lK 1 be he room, fra y ous, © airs," Kald ere Lagi < Rolled Oats Pudding. family, But for some reason or PUrsath lw wa ponent He: al anpanred, and old Actelhert Hat the pilr of ring doven’wha Sh ' Lie ee ain eae a ri hope yr’ one and a halt cups of Milk) ory, snail 2 paitgee at waited, Nhen the doorkee 4 in box ued to the windows and f hanno eine ee over, with a shor’ . when 6 BRE ce wall 1 her Haeckel camo no more, and ech turned, it was to tell him to w nd asked for crumbs for them of th mily to THE COMMITTED OF TEN. | aay Jacket, Into ave been brow Adelbe: asen He bad Instan ‘ ' 6 Committee of Ten! ‘Tain thing} good half cupfuy of bolling w Ha Adsibert alehed lin. 318: he . piled on him to lead the way dow A brought: brend from hia them full of happiness \" had bappened to her, Then it was|a o ¢ dross. Gradually sprinkle in tw» InGred: tor Bim frequentiys tleasnesa, one sordid story on ane , TWO or three students ear i » the old soldier ix out of work, Od ie see of roiled oats, add Where is the boy Haeckel?” ho ort Sh —_- > ¥ OR ADS hin pe ‘od him, His interest mused the head of the family = Leen ae bart Lit ed terror ‘of | | SOeal to vou to heaping tablespoon of & 1 one day, "I have not seen And ag he Ustened thera dted in old . - one trarspea mi > Head, th pught the govern: ma When tee of Ten sterror whieh had | Help me, I want H aif a tablespoon of sugar y Adelbert's soul bis taming love for : : on a History, the they wound him about th Lal a the ‘( ; »}ptatn but wood Sirens Gon firey had replied, But a sort of { lately Pellet te hte, well 4 oliteness with which he ignored his sho liked men of aternor atu In her by th son there wae o: ng Ceuta ike greased ple-dis aettied over the little urd and haun J re yey infirmity, all won the old man’s foountain country the men die cnew that rumor spoke the truth.lthe same coat tablespoon of butte ; room, Ola Adelbert, however, was walked past the if mudor Bs ih ver 7 fe theuneal, ana ahavte they wished, and » pe rand that the ‘Terrorists wer every~| ii ovom in the drews wrinkle with i not discerning. and Kk fat at tt. He e EO) ORS BR \ Reese nee F S.-£ f showing © where, In daylight they had enterag| Sleeves in th ee, hake In @ very” gentie (wo) "Perhaps, as @ student, he worked eraatle aah how. aid you n f what not, old! Adelbert wut no cireum Pat ane Ahaae had nbn Gens waiat part hours, too hurd"~—he had answered his own , vor, and. ne { But his" (he Ne nena St Be a hte : aafs, known of the code, Known! troubles me. Am Buckwheat Muffins question, iw Ww re, read he opnka, whens he had Kept Am it ‘ wor ne? A ae) suai Sift ¢ ron \ rarter|, Hut that first day of idleness, when jnfeotun. And I Humbert ‘ y id iene ah Glatt croamhe WAS Yeas are Sa WMUPLGTA. oO} had left the cobbler's, he resulved his tine 1 tn tantly aban 5 new cups of y ed SANNA: # return. ‘Dhey had not been Advil ny to. his 1 W MISS | # cup of graham Mou ‘ i id t 4 Now r 4 OF DARIDE. pow de = f is a ¢ He was no and then, Ww Was affluent, he ne ee te it vans suger aud on ; yan vid Adelbe opera, Hoe Yad paid ‘sm Herman by \ 1 cE would ke 4 mu ns : Kod veat, Ono cup of m H apa on vd and out of fi ‘( » cookery on which ‘ i LU eakling trope) ts Ww id they brown capa ir rare a bt was bankrupt Jo twenty te edad Rie fie tat eves to hide the pride in them was an ener ollar and nt nooth an hours. tM . © would nay, A ni the @ tok Ippose,” sald the weakline were the ‘ cuffs, white orm, oven, i vening in bis extremity he and bring in at union ae \ 4 ponition. (YOu Pin Wp after dinner, Bot t OOWAEEY:, AO. Sen But) cute white organ Rye Dumplings. eas thing. He wrote a let~ sites ot te led. ¢ in lad Matened polite ng him down, Now alt till f RRaTibtA wane (not tc across yoke, To two cuy i \ to the King, He spent hours over Ku m 1A y i was on the Crown man, and finish. ia, They elaimed be | wp, 2 the Been ees teaspoon powd first composing it in pencil and ‘Mes 1 w nothing o Prince jhe wenr crow hurry as tienda: ta Bold (a thal bande og Wort teaspoon of salt, four , then copying it with ink borrowed 7 r Mee on cig Mai 4 nce ys » And In ind {t# botterine | have six yards of sugar Mx well! and aid from the concierge, It begun “aire, n hed for nd; F wn " And ane, But Think Be hed 6 hake hert becom: i al house the \ ro wn manquigette. milk. those us ho had learned was Mm, 0 fi Neult to fir oft uneasines 8 ’ lc oe y ie Iu tho following: Five appl went on lo remind His Majesty, first, HH and often t happened to the boy? , AD. 4, And tn art tein cece, Oe. windly peeled and ed ur of hospital ineldent, whieh, hav ht in @ curi wfter all, only a 5 Ts Ao exactly w he tolls mencod that ry the pa Megest a style of BpoonA of sug C poon en forty years ago, vo Irunkennoss of ble? and the At a bich would namon and ti ‘ f water whi Lo the royal mer Then tw rao than that | Hutt © Kool f 1d Adelvert was not certain, Ie VO 80 vital on effect on th ' effective. has been brought to a boll. nis lost ition, hia k hot King ! }, rather, “Hrobabiy, whenever taelf of the Crown Prince I a de Ells Hominy Bread andicap of his wooden : p him ri rand his daug 1 for nd William Otto of Livonia The wind kept her ly? Would Like somes Six ono (ete a Mt ended with a plea for reir ‘appraising mend. M6 fea wan i Wi the use of belng a = " ae tetnted amour he ve diatine!ive, Am Bats anil tarvest DLA unfolded, tn a large flat fre ‘ ane \ nese fini H¥. Countena carrie?! her Jowel the quiet commary Add four teas At Had. senened nae es 1 he Bee te case to her table and sat down At | nd enteen yeu powder sifted in tw t i Ra ‘ Hy athe cite he put a Mt sé ay a flour and boat y n fe i ‘ y hand to her thr The lock ‘a three inches, hallow greased pan and bake by att get dark brown : moderate oven ; } f ah " had been fon blue eyes and Rice Gema cake o { : A lance about el her that oneiglentin nd a 1 Il ana ROTA A vary nice her code book wax kone, In the ; iss 1s] POWs om At lant A 1 UH ry ubove, her fewels nined un c brolder iy alt and L Yacats ‘ A : reir rear th embroidery 1 Add Ih ln 1} inka , be th 1 nt and om an milk and t ! ' the mixed ¢ "i 1 1 . A seheas ‘ sieove bands, in three-quarters OF a ou) Y confided the incident of the le i ail gra » 1 Christ , nrown and riog mixed with hut 4 f milk, Hint h his bureau bel with n ved bar a loft bit of ; nanos, F gold coina brown (and (SPOR ms Beat well, add t fh nelergo sniiled inh card. Ty was ¥ » he wadiay V ra were enough he code € Brown satin tying fm * melted shortenin M \ ra) “What docs the King care he de- this final effort. Corps houses The American lad was 6 sue never 4 OD book was gone, He Continued) bow at back White orgundy collag,