The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1918, Page 13

Magazine Original Fashion Designs | For The Evening World's ,, Home Dressmakers By Mildred Lodewick we Copyright, 1918, by The Prens Publishing Go, (The New York Evening World) anil Organdy Frock of Luxurious Des gn. | is not only in justice @ HOME PAGE Friday, July 2 a ee a ans Talks| And Health Hints By Pauline Furlong Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening Werlt,) Walking Important Part of Exercise VEN if it is hot, torrid, walk if you wish to reduce, Walk either’ E to work or from work. Should you feel too tired to negotiate all the distance, foot it part of the way at least. That is one lesson obesity readers must take to heart. Their fat won't just “disappear.” It has to be worked off, and walking, if carried out properly, add pleasure to the right kind of exercise. Theatrical and professional beauties make walking and hill climbing a part of their physical training every year. One states that she puts on several sweaters and walks for hours and miles up hill and down dale. Those women who do not find it necessary to work should walk every day. Walk to and through one of the parks in the city. Your stoutness will soon leave you. Of course, like standing, there {s a correct way to walk. Many women allow their shoulders to droop and walk with the abdomen extended fur ther than the chest. That {is incorrect. Do not drag your feet, but get some “spring” into them. ‘Try to correct the usua] method of putting al! he weight on the heels. Put it on the balls of the feet. If you keep the vead and chest correctly held you will be able to breathe properly and, stead of being “dead tired” at the end of the hike, you will feel exhilarated Here is a menu today for the stout: A glass of hot water and lemon juice before breakfast. Luncheon or breakfast: Melon, shirred eggs, toast and coffee. Dinner: Crab cocktail, broiled steak, sliced tomatoes, Spanish ouion. and dofled dressing, stringed beans, stewed peaches sweetened with an sugar substitute. An apple may be eaten for lunch if breakfast {s taken. Answers to Health and Beauty Questions DIZZINESS IN MORNING—MRS. solute cle niiness for the body inside Tn m sure that indigestion jand out will prevent them. Wash the aieas ahi Probably you eat late face with pure soap and water at t night. Just keep the system clean least once each day, but do not rub ind follow a very light diet of foods |too strenuously, Dr uch water which are casily digested and youl/and breathe deep! will overcome this feeling . =. <a DOUBLE CHIN—wk: A AUTOINTOXICATION-—-MIUS. A.) Never rub double « downward, al W. H.—This is the same as constipa- | ways upward and (toward the cars tion and poisoned syst is a|Heavy strokes reduce fat chin, light erm which was very 1 few jones build up tlin face. ‘The alum ears ago in th ic sion. | solution is hardening to the skin but Of course it can ctired thro ugh |mus not be used as a niussage by The Tee Hina (Tee Now York Evening World), BE 4 Good Baay ANDO HOLD Your Own Borree . MaotHer WANTS TO KNIT ———<_ one self but to other opie that on @ ot vummers day wo should be dressed in a way to ap pear cool and comfortabie This statement applies to welt men a women, and it is Pleasure to note so many men wearing Hiehtweight summer suits But as regards women, it jwas astonishing to see | during the warm days that | began & week ago, the |many heavy dark serge dresses that were worn. Where in the name of economy as weil pat. riotiam is the reason for | Wearing out food woollen garments at a time when cotton will do? Cotton frock’ are reasonable, whether ready-made or [made at home. When made at home they are cheaper, of course, and their style, no matter of what price the fabric, can be as smart and attractive as the highest priced ones in the shops. With many of the simple organdy frocks that are so modish this year, the proportions jof the various parts, one to the other, are the main featur harm \ MoTHER CAN'T \ | KNIT AND HOLD} YouR, BOTTLE | AT THE SAME \wee ght diet, baths, exercise and copious |tion, Just apply it to the lower face Vor instance, as my di water drinking and outdoor exere| and aliow to dry in, wo tabl : two table sign to-day exemplifie a ust clean out your system and keep! spoonfuls of powdered alum and onc oe te ia ae. joey t clean pint of hot water. After twelve — hours strain nd use very cold CAUSES OF PIMPLES—JAMPS R. |ofien as convenient. Wear a tu Lowered vitality and disordered | chin strap to hold up the mu tate of the blood causes them. Ab- | around mouth and chin. Use Milk and Save Meat 3 of our well known food ex-! dishes and w e O perts asscris “It is a mistake to| best and che Let the chile accompanied by narrow cuffs, and the hem of the kirt correspondingly deep |and generous as the collar, joffers a delightful con- trast of proportions, which 4 completed — effectively with a very wide sash crushed about the waist- you of mal food THIS EFFECTIVE DESIGN CAN @ buy y meat until each mem hee ‘i en have butter, While Seri aii manent in Contains no higher fuel value than ne but wi > ber of the family has « pint of milk | ier tare: ein eon evalu that ire lispearat the bas COPIED EASILY AT HOME. i each day. | mot ahd BUpDIae tite a URORs oe A certain amount of animal food is! in MPD UES thet Any pale color organdy pes absolutely required by the system to| Mi i not be considered for the frock, with white organdy faille ribbon darker in shade than the nd able to accom. TCrely a beverage. It is a re bands hemstitohed in, and white col- frock keep it vigorous 1 food and loses none of its nutri liar, cuffs and sash, will develop this| oe plish the daily dut Milk will SUD- Stances in cookin, h ° or these wa ply this in a more appealing form days milk and tread or mile, and simple design, which presents an un- | Answers to Queries } than meat during the hot weather, Crackers ¢ rte an exce lunch commonly luxurious effect, due to its Pastion Riitor, The Bruning World ‘ t contains most casential be fe Sou prefer it hot, have the milk proportions only. ‘The little ribbon 1 would greatly * ng materials and gives us the neces- | peers Cd Salted and add toamed bows may be of black satin or colored ) Appreciate from y sary animal food at a muct — a Daan ores a uae a becoming ‘alee cost than we could secure from meat for a dress of plain + ‘Then we are being ure dull blue Georgette consume milk for patrivtic reasons. As I have 5 yards, | If we do not use the present exten thought to us@*@o + sive supply of milk we are discourag . other ininming, fete ng the farmer and he will keep le Z Z E make ruffier * or ns. This will create a future sh 4 bands of the 4 in milk that may react disa -'O R ill Fi d. Hi y at every step. Once on the dock, Puerto Prinvipe. What acough! And — Doctor Alvarado's dentiat’s chait Still failing of a response, he shouted, Desire the dress for & rously upon us. A herd of dal ry el Y inds nie Watched gave his bag to a ne ‘and led he was as thin as a wire, He bled at faced a full-length window, one of “Don't you know what ‘ice’ is?" He mmediate wear thr ows may provide meat for our sol the way toward the street. At the the mouth too all the time, when he several which, after the Cuban fash- wrapped Nis long, lean arma about ‘0 informal lunch- %, but in a few days such a herd * Joys about to plant his fect upon solid him if you go there, provided he walk, rendering both the waiting- Freeau Br-r-r! Bavvy eae 4a be consumed, and Will tahe Tih earth he was halted by two men who hasn't come apart with coughing. room and the office almost as pub Inspiration came to the 5 su for prompt re. neeuceraT Ro Rake 0 yi il «fre heh Where they had [believe he writes for newspapers, lic as the street itself. Every one of smile irradiated bis countenanee, an y BM. M cveral years to raise at (| \ € Latah fetUse Op HUle COCAUIND te hrii won idl innied the tausciadl Well, itis my pleasure to serve you. these windows was wide open wnen with a murmured apology for bis stu This is an pea 4 ther ‘ i s += anes ¢ the Secret Service, and Comm dame at any hour.” Mr, (‘a fohnn rived; but it seemed that pidity he hurried away Nee ‘ frock to make. “A » a to tism is the eGner 5 O'Reilly felt his heart jump. bajal rose reluctantly and went the dentist knew what he was about, O'Reilly stepped over to the hous i ~ fac grain to pre faietit A EDING CHAPTERS With a murmured ap ne of whee down stairs to his gr for when his patient had ne ble and introduced him ply bands of self ou L the amunal an planter, (pitied ln 6 nstian, a giant stare them relieved the negro of the valise tables and the file eat and he had begun an examina self. ‘Th vtelkeeper in| Nuevitas| material to the plain foundation, run. * Ge aw ot spanggel 4 i a pie , te aor ee wil We the other began a arch iia: th i oF See rae led me tooth, he told me phe Ha you here,” be sald. | ning a basting stitch of soft embwet- } 4b! ot nourish Raghit ; i ha O'Reilly's person for concealed wea- 1 7 , wid under his breath bur name ‘ ", Aro! dges. 8 hen thus saved | which whe hes beonete ta Asin idl i He lasan at Jonnhida anould CHAPTER VII. 1 too am watohed, Talk to me . ‘Branch; Leslie Branch, Bo Car. |¢ry floss around thelredges, Sash off ant ldiers, and we ayer g i r sey Sa Atte ATER that day Oellly act out in English, When I press, thus bajal said you'd find me here, eb?} Georgette. Cluny beading finishing | we th faction of securing Johnny O'Rei Yor ‘ “fanning” him in the fasl to reconnoitee the ity ot Nue. 0% YOUF KUM, you will know tart Oh. the greasy Iittle Mar, He didn't! peck and armholes | equired anal food in the ch Reva, has return Hn tee approved of policemen, Now, 100 ‘ ae Fy some one is ing. Now then, what believe it, He thought his cooking pl ) form, Bir, He now tinds Limscl * ite, the Americun regretted his re- vias, He was followed, of js the meaning of your amazing mes- killed me long ago. and it) pygnion Lair, The Evening World Milk is a@ meat saver and a body fusal to heed the mate's ing, It course—he had expected 1s sage from Felipe? This time Mr. Beanch's t Juilder in all its forms, Jt is an seemed certain that in for much, and the circumstances amused While Dr, Alvarado pretended aon § ane une age nai ibe have two yards of dient fuel rducer, and it has 1 OTR , i trouble, but he drew bh isto ther than alar h ait on treat a perfectly sound molar, Jo shudder and his face st ale blue crepe and slilated that a quart of milk yields CHAPTER VIL WEAtHOr CHAN RSG WttD and stood wit ravevar ce eee al re But when ig managed, dew frequent inier- With loathing, “Did you try his but- ie f Te IMG. GAerEy Aa. (nreasauart HEN Ollisliiy returned. to mg suddenness, cee a ae When the he returned to ha hotel and found ruptions, to make known tho reason ‘er? ‘Made in Denmark’ during the/ two and one - haif of a pound of meat Naw. Wane ia th ; when came fairly into id slapped every. pocket, end- that his room had been visited during and circumstances of his sence, SAUY. VICWOMAN | Beries ate an-| yards of white or- ‘ If suflicient whole milk is consumed ans ads vad bathed in golden sunshine: ing at the hips, he nodded; his com: his absence he felt a hint of uneasi- there are nor eet Haves—can't eat anything oily, Car. | ¥ ° ho other animal food is necessary ex welcome, Hike a bride panion snapped shut the valige, a0d jeq ‘arado told him. “You caula bijata, in the Secret Bervies, Nice] gandy which 1 am ither to growth or vigor, Experts had happen souch, he moist hinded it back to the porter. | seaiag escape to the ca rerhaps, pet ft little spy Shelare WAL avery ohila, shouln con leorabt of wl the at rom her fragrant shores swept i! ernet porter oe two He found Mr. Carbajal in the cafe se nena Where Goud tee ack ee TL euepectas.” anxious to make up dine one quart’ of milk daily and] peomised to iat ‘8 deck 4 and Johnnie wipe the ant perspira- concocting refrescos for some military Haw would they know who you arc” wee Branch's Wit Fors hg prettily Will you he adult portion should be at least | Promise Hs tion from his face; even vet his pulse officers who scanned the That's what I want to find out” thie eoment, With « Sous e tae ine y | meet some one she Iked a little be tue luggage with 100 A mote face; eye ¥ A spales Moers vn Re lene A thi Armarie " DoE Be Swe ye uy, waiter placed a mnall glass and a| @dvise me of a be- ‘ n milk and buttermilk are good | ter $ news was broken to suit of khakl. @ the euture : sre ‘aurprivoe of With bold, bostite glances Reilly vio Puerto Principe,” he watd, at bottle of dark i.quid before him.| coming atyle? Am substitutes for meat, ‘They do not| wiih a good dea ; ind a Colt's Fe this ‘sort Q@inplained to thes proprictor of a Auk ate operating in Branch stared at dt, then rolle@ a} yssess a8 high a fuel yaiue as whole | \ : 4 on of his earlier ""s.) "Geon totel Bur een toothache. During the hottest part Wrhood. and my brother #¢rcely smoldering eye upward, j twenty years of age i old’ man Carte id of O'Reilly was holding the 1 Gran Hotel Europea, Nuevitas's “Whats that? be inquired, } ‘ ag rs eg ar Ph ah Ate anid aaaot . y nit ating how and lading hostelry, belted ime, It of the day, when he knew the know how to reaoh them, — oipeitiy read the label. “It's bit-| tal! and thin; weir Ree oeombdnn: cupatenon ie linatraclld. busin wh t V the frst Was far from large, and certainly it town would be asleep, be reap. }i! Kive you a messare im, wmNIAT tesa.” said he, F 105 pounds, = BT not as great as that of milk, there fi b om door Was Snyibing bub Rurope XeePty Deared in the cafe, his cheek in his j¢ The rin iled ve just Bitters! And [ asked for yellow) Organdy cui ably surprised w n perha propriete xtrava- P I Then b i" hie eigag ae i a pate Fe young childran who do not eat | dently A gliena Of @ ner to the In- want American. desire to band. He declared that something thought of the very thins, Years ago Brindhty voice shouk. Tita aie {ton lower wkirt pe Yucter yuld have whole milk, | Sen » ‘ . 4 ve ne e 5 A t once. T lent him boc wh I particu. BORN € OE " by Sls and aitt t please, cost, I was the bad to be done once, and inquired “ fever é plaiting: Sour milk should never be thrown | dian jc t explana - i ; Solana ana thts chidean. & a ia ivory billed toucan ie qway. If left to set and then cooled Ae enUtial aaah It's an old friend, Pest ho rguyael a and address of the best juimaged Moe eee ate brings me a quurt of pulson, Byl- | Sas of either blue o in the refrigerator it makes a good niauhadd Hi ' ° to do with It” tontive of h ss ate ft ated 1 would never lend > an. jets Th was 1 po. to deacric white, with unch dish served with baked, boiled aah A un i ell you.” the ma lunteered, *DVe OFF ree . MH Cartajal named several among other and | oe have Now. then, th@ suawestion of profanity wit) | across ends x or French (ried potatoc On wha r ! riend out here t ta ? By J 0 i lume. hand Which the speaker colored this inno¢ _— thick, {t can be poured’ Into’ a’ bag full flu Hep nds with him and drop {i “pen - sive. them Lr. ‘Tomas Alvarado, where- 1!) mand sa Tieked you uous mive. “Weak aw I am, 1 Y Nowed (6 dra ee fore he Du Into nothi ¢ As up $s guest hurried away, followed 4., petiry 5 ‘ ail his windpip He ba i W 1 wed 1 a few hours ang letter “4 tee Preeti | » neta t I'd like to see " ; - A delicious cottage cheese w r a “Rea 7 r . at spect{ul distance by the secret } sce waen he receives it his teote aungen ively and raised two ave 15,0 RAT AaIK A nising to ; matching gra ¢ Cheese is a form of milk that is nts following I They won't jet ) 1 Hata mae at Cars aren ON is OT DE ke walter was puzzled, but ne ree j ppetizing. It can be made to sorve | parture, ray f - vi aware, Take my tip ble countenanc ravel for ar Alvaredain office fits nee OTe re ate eerIne alarmed, He embra ad hunselt as hie nd gray volle whet j as’ an ingredient jn many savory veil Hayes ica aad tated. Though his ™ eal ¢ ‘ ad a pated, O' Fe ye Messe i: tomer had done, and shuddered » in) ee \ aying with Agen lacie M4, {Intentions were far from warlike, hae You h—!" — Carbaj prone d to the wctor's residence Papal : m eenee en pointing @t the bitters, he Fo woild: dike. $9) 0ie lls threatened them f. ould not bring himself, in view of frame began to heave; his bulging There wus some delay when he rang brother and brother tito | bs jodded encournsingly for a dress. Havé'®s CANNING BOOK FREE ide, and implored him to come ! {plans to part with his‘only atdomen ovctilated aa it shaken uy {he bell, but eventually the dentist More clearly, tan mitherto that he (iteily forestulled an outturet by ATER E i World @he also warned him not to “Car He examined his extra pair some hidden hand, “Good! Hut hy n a ok are’ o% i aoeke mornin he paid Gar. {ranslating his countryinan’s wants be For Evening World Readers.) on visit Matanzas, as he would bo Of ARAKI trousers, and diseoVering w ” other joke for you, od him from his, reseniblan next morning he paid Car Un vayo de agua con hielo,” sald he, you be kind enougt*t 4 Al the worn in obnuion are de | eet eh 1 Jerable surplus ¢ ne ck man," O'Redll i orott «¢ addressed hie ee ete Ae and. the attendant was ull apologies sketch @ pretty bed and illustrated in the book- i re OA vide seam, he hread f aamie: fram Palineie % to's pr volume and he BO, YOU speak the lingo! mar lot, "Homo Canning and Drying of| O’R« sought the ie ence 1. es A ome fred Mp ar : ese the Mocrar Yelled Mr, Branch, "Well, 1 can’t « sign for me to have Vegetables and Fruits,” prepared by! ban Junta in New York and t , ¢ side r Ra ATE ER ian dace anlne na hang of it. Dons it it made byt Amma experts of the National War Garden them met Dr. Alvarado, who h sit les when ite donned the t Ten ¥ = from going ; a anything Span 4 ; amiasion. alte t be M kearine It felt queer and uncom Is no Se piaey Ba , 4 P Lands blonde, 19 years! gli, | NRiBHNO et twill ha’ elven thee of story and told him je, but it did not be Pa ) a s Apped ind the butter is ‘meant to k . A , Dr. T 1 € 1, 1 ‘ yout and “ & feet 8 inches tate charge to Evening World readers, » Dr, Tunas ng b py BALI ING Cate 81DE ; a a oat te who have only w clip out this notice Nuevitas, to help him re With some pride in 1 vlagem, he I knew it!” O'Rellly ex MiG nes Sue! heciuttered ; Me Hit hd O'Reilly laughed. “You've been MISS DW! and present it at any World office an forces and thus find Kt Jaid off his winter suit and changed claimed in trium Rising, he seized name is O'Reilly, Tam an t anosher “Amarican What Oe eochian chee Combine us | bave Lated below. O'Reilly had no difficulty ater tk his host's moist hands and shook Americ a friend, so don be tered, rwas at es Matar’ aha suggested, using, Cbl- of you Wish it mailed to you send a ing passage direct to Nuevitas on as was scorching under a them violently, “You give me cour- alarme he man you #ee approa nerca with p Se ae ve BES ored buttons if yah two-cent suunp and your name and eamer Dunham Castlk midday sun when he came on deck, age! You make a new man of me, ing i# followin Sr as euake F tae” Ar Bh: diress to the National War Garden a few days later he saw the antie Although there were but a few pas: ‘T Mererioy a tullnwa AEORYD DAU OCHIAI Pau mithch canthaenen aanine toe lege nodded listlensly, sired a Commission, Washington, D. C., and Highlands © into the mists of on the Dunham Cas ney Ut ye te ney (hin | phase MUDRE dovoueante 44 mhled thing exes is insurrect —— : the booklet 'will be mailed to you, a Winter afternoon a add ubjected to a inte HAUan enAMinaDa’ hia oliate wi ipmeantecue iain lolninaliheine Ieee 4 f me, They HOME HINTS. } WOKLD OFFICES. outward into a nasty . sea eh suspicious cu men 4 t hh ae rre Cheat Ma " Phe IBA SORAG:S te aie hemnse lv tin Wh ec! jooks “fe Information Bureau, Pulitzer It proved to be a w 1 trip. their bagsage que De soley VGH: Bay aeliosaecon ge H as ree De itite Tate te rock port 1) Bui No, 68 Park Row, Off Hatteras the Dunham Castic la then Eaticatia Vnimoannne Ry thie time: “the deleative. “hod § a YAREGOF mittens to wear own Offic No, 1393 Broa hored vily for twe k tort \ . * pre ‘ally UnkKnOWwD here € : fe pronounced the The speaker ‘app "| biacl i . | 4 D BP Rnd y unit € you t fentiat F Mg on | Diack tov northeast corner, 3th Street) had weather followed her ir | ashore, He had t A APA enc at mumbled “y Tear aeeT ieee eee eet Samal We 8 Make ne oO his concave chest. “Bum lungs lng She stove arlem Office, No. 155 t 125th Bahama Channel, Not until she had hand and now he was SOR oe Men, mumbled s ery we w eet you a eyed him tolerantly, but came down here to ehuffle off peat When iro brotdery of y Street (near Seventh Avenue). Hint see hoa RR RN SeEET HIN AE AL, « oye! Not like the other Amer- my office in @ half hour and see what wit! sign of undersiand- {'m waiting for it to happen, What| kind. lay oman om Pes) —_ Fd Ria Bronz Office, No, a0 East 0th trance of Nuevitas Harbor did she could remove that revolver which dO 2 ett can be done." ‘Then he bawed Ini bringa you to Cuba towel under It and iron on the wing Street (near Third Avenue). wholly cease her seasick plunging, knocked against his le; vkwa “ 1 swa con yellow——agwa with ice vm here for my heaith, wo.” Thi oI Oo awkward. | seit he nd side, ‘his will bring out tn - ‘ ward ‘A peculiar fellow, He went on to Ice!” the man repeated joudly (To Be Continued.) broldery most beautifully, | 9 o .