The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1918, Page 21

HOME | PAGE April 26 ere ca Chats No ‘Speed Limit By Maurice Ketten Original Fashion Desigaty By Pauline Furlong. (Coprtight, 1918, by the Pret Publishing Co, (The New York Krening World.) Answers to Health and Beauty Questions | READER inqwres the cause of pains around , A her heart after eating. You should not allow . this condition ¢ continue and should consult | ; a physician, as this may prove a dangerous matter a before long. Errors in diet and lack of certain di- “eR sesttve Juicer in the aystem cause ¢ , because the food ‘eaten ferments instead of digesting, No, do not drink with meals ot within a half hour or more before and after meals | — For The Evening World’s " Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick Copyright, 1918, by The Preas Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World), Blouse Effect for the Young Miss | ITH the mode 3 plece dra | the blouse, which has lalwaya been in the t of the growing | girl, has had to | struggle for - | ton. The smock and | the silp-on have fur MRS. B. M. T.: Please send me try having the your address about stringy throat.| move them. ‘I Certainly massage with a good cold | and even peeling will not do #0 if cream and hot and cold water ay they are of long standing and too| cations to the throat each day ought | deeply rooted, to improve the condition skin peeled to re+ is is the only way, TO ENLARGE BONES—GEORGE HAIR TONIC FOR DRY SCALP |r. nished — fashionable You have lots of time yet to| | substitutes, but since | AND DANDRUFF—MRs. H. D. 3.: | grow larger in every way, since you | they are much the i Use some of the following several {are only fifteen. All wholesome foods same garments as iu times. each week and shampoo not |in moderate quantity will help make more than once each month with| you big and strong pure Melted cas: six ounees; olive grown Outdoor exer- | 1 charm for the grow Ing mina. Straight, iene ‘favored in dresses without even a sug restion of the blouse wear, they the same @ soap: Bay rum, |cises ar 1 deep breathing also help nll, one ounce; can- | materially, tharides, one o Spread thia on the scalp with a smali toothbrush, be UPPER NECK AND CHEST tween smail strands of hair. 1 BONY—MRS. H. D. P.: Massage the hair with a stiff, clean brush be- | With @ little cocoa butter or any pure fore applying the tonic and do not |Cold cream will develop the neck | nes have been which ts so unden brush afterward, because the toni tly, but you must also practice ashy. Wesetstinn should remain upon the sealp and breath 1 chest exercises— i me Hk 4 uehing brings the down over the | ¢ To ignore ph hair to ¢ t du and makes it ruth to depr ne Appear lifeless and soiled before it is miss of her most harming style of me to shampoo. t and shoulders, CREAM FOR SALLOW, LINED dette EDNA B iress, And so, in my You must \ ign to-day, I have NECK—MRS. 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