The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1918, Page 19

“" HOME paGn’ id June | Original Fashion Designs and Diet Rules For The Evening World's GuLTALR 12) TO GET THE ; S for Summer Health Flom ABout ne ease val) Ra Weeaiee ( | Resta Que on Aco | Home Dressmakers oa BY. Pauline Furlong oe ue SHEAD | OF AIR RAIBBe Oe | By Mildred Lodewick Habt, 1218, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Drening . | . Copyright, 1918, by The Press Pubitshing Co, (The New York Evening World.) Rowing One of Best Exercises Dainty Frock Made of Chiffon “'T many seasons of the year,rowing may be enjoyed, because even FROCK of soft in the chill of the fall and spring it is @ sufficiently strenuous ex- A drapery chiffon {we vetclae to stimulate blood circulation and cause protuse perspitation. in one of the Rowing affects so many parts of the body that it printed all-over de- {s a most valuable outdoor exercise, The pulling, signs te the most rich- stretching and reaching movements are vigorous ly modish thing a enough to test your strength, endurance and lung St nga ech ae se capacity, this summer, The The body, muscles and mind all come in for the! prea gia pier ebare of benefit from rowing, because this exercise ts leat ital ke taken in dust-free air and usually in places of great lightfully dainty pl scenic beauty. Then, too, the compantonship and easy, turesqueness that bo- quiet conversation which may be indulged in while comes every type of rowing make {it an even better exercise than many woman, While tt 1s 80 r sports which demand great concentration of mind, As not to accentu- © long muscles of the back, eo often neglected, are brought into HEIs i ial the proportions of jty, in the backward stroke when rowing, and the abdominal Nex4 sale a stout form, It may ; thighs and pelvis are| f be draped ani laid +0 strenuous action during | a8 to All out the pro- d\stroke, Weare all fa-| ee = eee well developed chests “Son Apaned A aele amd shoulders of persons ils there 1s @ law that Apel rowing for a number Whe you add to these the benefits derived from breathing Te New SuMHeR. COSTUME ( BOMA PRoot) Bons PRooF Sire °° INCASE oP AN AIR RAID Ger IN | | | domands sparse trim ming and simple line \7 4 the reason for utdoor frevh air, which rowing | many frock# of such els, you will not wonder that | fabrics achtev exercise hag developed many wpecimens' of both men and | a commonpla | When distinction 1s | introduced In such @ way as my design to- day exemplifies the effect 19 smart and at- tractive. A sach of atin takes the main honor and may be seen to have a most unique | beginning. On each shoulder it appears to form a tiny yoke from the front, while in back the ends are ed and brought nd the waist line, where in front they are crossed again and brought to the back to be tled. Satin bands finishing the wide. ki- § THig STYLE AND MATERIAL WELL mono sleeves lend an ADAPTED TO ANY FIGURE. alr of substantiality |to the frock, whose skirt is a full draped model over a slim foundation. |The plain kimono waist is over & net ation trimmed with a satin d above the belt line hold the sash on the shoulders rous effective means | 1of the small piped eyelets ls tripping through, or a | and the upper | should be held extended, chest | rd, head erect,’ and the entire t of the body evenly distributed vate + The body, muscles and mind igners should not row toa point] ft Same in for thelr share of Fatigue. If so you will suffer tor| DUN Gat how ea Ratna days from sore.and lame muscles. | fatigue. “Cleansing Heavy Blankets = Really an Easy Task By Andre ae _“Souriight 1018, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Brening World.) HIS is the time] said this idea of cleansing blankets that all heavy occurred 2 her one night at the lankets and bed-| Movies when she was looking at an blankets and sea] educational film of washerwomen clothes used) of India stamping on the clothes be- during ” cold|side the river. So she adopted this weather © ‘ghould aes plan to thé’'modern New : ee a| York apartment and ‘finds that it be washed ctl works well.and that by ite ald sho | put away until | can do really “heavy” washing with. LIGHT OF YOUR CIGARETTE FROM ABOVE oe Answers to Queries Pa@ion, Fditot, The Evening World Would you be kind enodeh to sketch for me a simple, pretty way to thike a’ yel- low * organdy’ dress I’dm a country xirt, 18 years’ ol it in tend makiig it nity aclf, Am 5 feet 10 inched tall, Weigh 150 ‘founds, * ¥ * MESS". *T. White Organt) or ON STREET LANPs 2 foun: ON FIRE A FLIES = R= the cool nights | out the back breaking work it usually | set in again, | entails, i could dr Some house Keep- as.ers B90, for ~ axing their p ahkets Ydun- ie ecayse of the troublé “involv n, Gi ney 4FOO I ae @ Process or the expense “of send- : white net plea aes ingthem out. Thut they are really very a litt§e bother if you know how to go j ( a — Me ; bebo be Pretty aboilt it. The secret of having them as fed Ser en NS Bes 8 iit Ar ng, au 8 3 1 y and wi ; i ' nous there are invet gested uffs anc come from the line fluffy and white Ch le ho Hi truly kind as to suggest that Imlght uniform covered with dust, and one o's a thief! in tho traghl t ; pis hover, under any circumstances, | artotte as an Idol Shattered lead a different life?" eye Was almost closed Even as mhe wold It, Charlotte was ings! a eu eae AIRE Hills Roan be of 1 i arlotte nodded without looking st ie ‘ it keemed such a pointed ed it atop! Think ‘ bi ; to ryb soap directly upon the blank- Wh th voit we ‘ st iat Hales em petning 4 | at him, It was exactly what she . ary upon Bidwell Wright bim- persuade you to & i Ss eta and to keep both the washing and | en e Master Crook Wanted to say, What a mind-reader CHAPTER XVI. : i ; Tite? Bact ht Ae AA FOO aries pies thq rinsing water at the samo tem-| Me tan rant xcs : 1 "OF courme, in her cave it ty ene Charlotte's agitation was bec 4 XG pardon, miss," £ threly dire t. added Charlotte, has- extreme, ‘To what lengths it might! Kindly advise ture. They should be washed ta P C Cl “That you should even bother to 66 : ‘ irely different,” added Charl x ; it BS seit th one of the s: rl roves omimon | ay think of such a thing fills me with the chauffeur, as he ob- tily, “Please don't think have carried her she had not the’ wat material to use amar ey oF Pith ¢ gratitude,” he said sadly, “It is a served Charlotte, “lam "I think @f nothing but the fact slightest tdea, nor did she at tha flaRes that are now so much used tenia, Haak 4 Munsey Com memory L.will always cherish, You looking for Mr. Wright that 1 aim about to say goodby." be instint care, ‘But it was checked by and style for 9 dress You can make a very serviceable SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHA are good, Mixs Browning; your in- wyoure back in a hurry,” sald the '"! : an ominous interruption. | | which 1s to be worn Jolly by dissolving a cake of laundry dnenter of the oto write & crook terest touches me deeply. “But — " ' 2 s again sorry A key turned in the lock y if rns fe in where ale may obtain. fin ; ed Up apprebensively. latter, “Didn't they get away ly. ‘This front door, the wan a cautious to business, It must memeor THe, quarts 0 rales etalaa eer ident Wi at life work must go Yes, olr; they got away all xclamation sing and the sound o! Before putting in the blankets fi won eee iat one BS ORY 788: aiehie ire! inlerarated Ina sligules not be expensive, but the’wash tub half full of warm water, She made a aharp, emphatic ges if chauffeur tenderly rubbed sud embarra re ° whispered quickly. ike jt sort of dressy, % t ssent b ey - = inean n that h comin gust “hot enough so that you can pu ture of dissent, fact it gulllogandar hia: ava aid mean that sense 4 LORIE sate nereihwaie| Siqshar LMAYARUMA your hands into {t with comfort stir| ° What folly!” she exclaimed. “What 1 It ¥ we 1 to drive the Why should ."t told, yo whe hated to see Bidwell Wright go #werea Wright, his eyes turne utter waste of ca years of age, 6 feet fn twe cupfuls of the soap Jelly or a ekler | y y you have out into the world alone, back to his W hfully toward t portieres, 0 Scena trlona you lead this life? Why should you y \ alone, back | ¥ i clabhea stale ous cupful cf soap finkes. With the Jelly len of the deliberately make yourself a branted $ Ae In't, air, Taidnet MAsHlficent crimes, Not that she hurry! You mustn't t Iso halt} sullar ina creature? You have brains; you have wre right, T ain't, air, NC had the most remote r n of going Have brown hatr, t€ $4 an Improvement to use also ha Tueate grow suspictous at detectives 80 GChoracter; you have education Why more'n a quarter of a im jown or even hinting at it “I honor you for your sentiments,” pful of borax and a tablespoon SEraimed,"*Wrisht undertahes to 4 ‘ely amay Meu vec uens te alow ak bole road, after I crossed the Smythe yt sould be better, she Liought furs he said softly brown eyes and fate of ammonia, but you will not ' that can jead you only to ruin? Tcan- Place, 1 was just hittin’ her up mice tively, if he did not nio the ‘“Thiy way. quickly!" she exclaimed, | some color, shoes tits with the flakes, CHAPTER XVI. I have regretted it, T can only offer jot pelieve that you follow it merely Wi" somebody preached out trom world’ at all. No that, grasping his arm with trembling MISS 8. 8. ; ‘ a bras 7 .. You the humbleat of apologies. But on AA behind and stuck a gun tn me eur hi eeuit's ly SHB BUA ae MISS 8. 8. Boak the blankets for about twenty | TFN the library stood Charlotte, sur~ there meemed no other way; in tact, '0,!i¥0 oot $0 [ stopped. Wouldn't you That was itt In the play He looked down at her with ardent] & cetton crash. or | mifutes and then lift them up and| veying an empty room with a there could have been no gucsta oth. pnd Why moti’ | certainty would. a TOMb RARAA TAD HAP TRIBAS (0 Caves anbane ose \ Bieta. in the water. Do not rub, but alr of perplexed unbelief, erwise, Jt would have been neces- sere should be reason enough Ww uh reataal ys Whee i, Peform him yOu Inapiring me to stay and) ails or @ coarse ' ough the hands until they May 1 have @ word, Miss #4ry to abandon your project. Un- “Riaweil Wright waa not wholly sat TN me One thee eee ee ott Bue i¢ Wright wensed the fact that face them, my friend pew ee squeeze through the han 1 V1 . Meade, Rinse in two waters and | STowaing? Jong they believed that you and Your ised with the answer. He had hoped | HOA aera Re Row eribas Ra in lechhetaiion alent oc Ne You cannot! You|linen in cinnamon *elea Inge in two water t ather''-— is couple ¢ lops and toid me to b Hanae She whirle : that she might express a reason °°" He ed er impu exclas must n Drow Loi haby in the sun between two liney| Sl Whirled about and bebeld Bld- fhe interrupted him with &@ #9 bused upon her own donire 2 do WOW HARE Lie ee Ke ARs $k RNa HADI ay | e r. Em to dry. ionie ‘ snot as Ae stepped, gen tue ue es + paid Chare _ 1 dare say 1 do not take myself | They an advantage so obvioukly plair Eripped his sleeve and took it in a| broidered net or or. Ane | the threshold and was drawing the ou need not say it," sa ASS: Seclonnte anova? remarked, NOS mane warm pressure mandy oallae ‘Mew blankets are a little harder to} 0). eee ane ad lotte, “I guessed. the’ explanation Meriously enough,” he remarked, RE TT se a A So IT? ollar and wien than those that have been|? He ra im, , while T was upstairs.” lilt be PPP ee eT Daeh 1B INO Mannan it : "| cuffs would dresa it washed before on account of the| oho whinpered I felt that you w stand,” ) Mite dariended. Syed Yex—yes! Even—even if you don't — Areas) the a th p ‘| In the flesp, fortunately,” he an- he ded: ‘Of cou it would ‘Oh, y * reform, And now «# Feahion Fdior The & : Ing they contain, as thie pre ' ir ¢s, A | swered, luave been beter saplained., ste "regarded her ei With a algh of nation, he bent I wou t vents the soap from lathering and 1 rrtne of here” Por that 1 hold myself ky cle, romarded her a0 ; a sigh of fon, he ent | ; would tke distolors the water, but this can be] Go, 1 am will to acquit you, Mr, reflected ahe was \ ' ATIRa act 1 depend ave an afternc fo Wright.” me y swayed ¢ rely tress of Georgette wawhed away by using several A impulsiveness; yet r poopie 1 for a aecon i it He looked at her in su ret it, What « pity Ar ih yourself ered with lace, something wiRers. Moke sure that the blankets| “ry the last crook." HE: ; « v then shoo! # head si 1 » pan destroyin, ast h ae ra Slow! ' As! ‘ an and| dainty b " led ar@ thoroughly dry before they a She sighed, and it seemed to Wright hook bis h man bent upon destroying him A ' 1 1 and but dign that it What coke et maitar he woth Of wenerous, be "And you will go on—as you have 4 y Bidwell Wrig mp walked across tho room to a French will plea d put awa hat hs . he sald gravel his is nat aha wets tf 4 v follo ndow that Popes Pest’ | bs RNG 'and put away Pema Pho detectives—the poli QUOT a cay ani ne tn baits) Fe Ne een MORUEE a0 hended s , Gee Hae he intone porch n me of a Ki A certain clever housekeeper Masked” quick: Were ant really ve. f can fear that I must, Miss Brown- « fted en turned and! 3 Ff krf6W tras adopted a novel and her gonaldaration. Gr Don't bother to send out 1 ut, then at he = I am 40 ye » way of washing blankets becau On) ee still outside, I expect Please! Wa tila ane ie ae Bat oar) Tae ‘Aone 6x I seas tinct a b sont of laundresae c portly foment?” ghe pulsively Sehe cha wi - D fina . “e je even ig cost of laundr and | ke With an equanimity that MONI” 9 pee eal te ay vs ¢ w ! Wena anid 1 color Gries has made them impossible for! amazed. her a Ry venit you will grant It, {her import a gleam of pleas- A ir vanished es arted to ba t through n Rao cal, Reg pxpens' ; i | “Yes, when my time com Bus T do gran us , } down ‘ f rerrr: " t ’ ; i owar wR A condition that she did not like! witre was a sound of footsteps 84¥—to ask” —~ praise it; I do not expe Du even ushed w t Where cre cr ae the simply fille ; e Tha She faltered as a : look upon it with a feeling of charit k 1 . c fo Put then away, Sho almply fils) moving along the porch, and the PaIr suowea in her checks cnd despite the goodness of your heart W had paused on the threw tne bch bath, tub about a quarter full ef} exchanged glances nae epon't S¥dden confusion that caused the Miss Browni But a grown man 1+ c window MRS. A. B. rn Fin ‘Water, puts in a cupful of soap : Ob BO) eae he cried, “Don't master crook to forget all ¢ seldom changes. In my own case’ ' Help ave 1" Tan Georgette 8, beats these into a lather with, *°4 2°8 Re the woman who stood before him There was a swift parting of the W nN r 1 wit nl jac pe ra a ay Pe Egy 40 ig AS ta not multe ready to 60, Miss "perhaps I can help you," he Ven- portieres and the chauffeur atood in fter his own. fa Hlackstone ed at Wy and iat vinty and e) nd the sin a pair of} Browning. e me.” Seay, at to be #9 the door i ately w 4 HCO lauketsy and iets them soak fur} But sudden anxiety had taken pos- tured. “Were you about #9 the doorway, His collar was torn, bis | , ‘ } é , Poy send of | session of her and Charlotte did not ‘ ant him.” add bs tiwenty minutes, At the end of Session of placidity of the master wyer, "He's not interesting| HOMINY AND BEAN CAKES, jme she takes off her shoes and) Crook: enou He's not even a crook Hey hominy, 1 cup Kings, gris into the tub, and tak-| “Please—please go!" she urged ‘nie Re i she echood here ins. 's teaspoon GA firm hold of the shower bath) “They must not find you! ‘They eset , Hes er, 1 teaspoon salt, % or of slip. | Must not find you! ‘They must not.” Certainly not. said By tone pi | She paused in sudden confusion ‘ ee shriver sunireelt. mp! Tape ake eee (reads back und forth on} “it is very kind of you,” he said bamping up and down| toning, “When't decde fog, tne | INGPIRING STORY OF BRAVE %7ZEDS WELL DONE, Sige tier th teva [aT trom the i eeu, five minutes, ie ne lets Stall stop me. Rest assured, Miss a heart : 1" cin fare Tt t nelting fat, blend- ater out of the tub and lets tn] pruning, Meantime, may I not TOLD BY A Y A N ACE . apaln 4nd walked Hers ote ith o0rn StAroh deme i gatest warm water and tramps th I merely wanted an opportunity ang eh them as before. to say goodby and to tell you why it ; ‘ mi Tast water she pu just a) war aoe necensary to ‘place "yeurselt i ; 1 ‘ Grind the hominy ana Fat fluffy, Blankets washe1| ous light. Had I foreseen its conse. 7 Tust ae ‘awh te ice, form into cakes snd “cooking until fs" way come out snow white! quences I should not, of course have ue,"" answered Marshall wo ing little fat. Buch cakee ll grime removed, My frien More than = Dlackstone, "(xo Be Concluded.) Gan he Whe pluce Of meat, .