The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1918, Page 11

HOME PAGE Friday, August 2, 1918 nd Mint he) Summer Beauty Talks I’ve Changed My Mind areetetts:,, By Maurice Ketten Original Fashion Designs 5 (] And Health Hints ; By Pauline Furlong For The Evening World's « Home Dressmakers HUBBY DEAR | LAM GOING TO THE COUNTRY \ os, Now York Ev , To DAY OS | : ‘ Covrrient, 1998, by The Press Publishing Co, (The Now York Evening World.) Tay | By Mildred 1 ; y Mildred Lodewick Thin, Nervous Women Need Rest a A MONTH | Conseieht 1018. by ‘The Press Pubtishing Co, (The New York Rventng Wand) ‘WM ! OR the thin, nervous woman who wishes to gain weight and health, | , li F absolute rest and relaxation are necessary. Worrying and fidget- Bid J Negligee for Warm Days - ing are dmong the surest means of preventing the digestive and wastav toy ive * | a . other important organs from functioning properly, and id | not acquainted |with that article of |apparel known as a |"negiigee.” Such women ariso in the morning and dress themaelves for the street, undoubtedly saving much time that this improper functioning reacts upon the system in such a manner that it promotes more worry. The thin woman simply must learn to lighten the tension if she is to hope ever to gain flesh and health, She must cultivate repose of mind and body. To this end she must avoid all forms of violent physical labor, whenever that is possible, must take no strenuous ex- ercise, must avoid long, fatiguing walks, and get at = least eight hours of sleep in every twenty-four. She ae nhoet ght ela 1 May think this is impossible, buff she will retire at a regular hour To be neatly and en- i every night—the earlier the better—she will soon find that sleep tirely dressed in the morning certainly does conduce to ambitious state of mind. Also the accomplishment of one's object, wheth- er in the house or out- | side, is more probable when one ts already dressed and able to begin without delay. There are times, howe , when a neg- ligee can claim lemiti- mate acknowledgment. When one comes into the house tired and, perhaps, * depressed, and dons a dainty, comfortable, frivolous garb, It refreshes body | and spirit. And a neg- | lgee is useful on any number of occasions when it ts necessary \ throughout the night will become a habit. If possible she should add an afternoon nap every day in a cool, dark, quiet room, Even if she does not sleep, she can, by the exercise of a little will power, relax the muscles of her body and think of only restful things, or, better yet, make her mind a blank. y Reading, knitting and all occupations which tax the brain or eyes should be avoided during these rest periods, the object being to produce @ condition of the utmost physical and mental inaction. Especially these Occupations should never be indulged in while in a reclining attitude, te Even fifteen minutes each day devoted to this utter rest and relaxation will be very beneficial to the thin, nervous woman. No matter how busy she may be, she will Probably make more haste by taking time out for this period of rest, for she will rise from it greatly refreshed and take up | her duties with renewed vigor, | The chest-raising, stretching, deep-breathing and walking exercises Should be taken by thin women only to the point where the body is comfortably tired. The best time for these exercises is just before bed- time, and they should be followed by a tepid bath with soap and water to cleanse the pores and rest the body. A cool shower each morning is recommended for those who are robust enough to stand the shock, » which is not very great in warm weather. One or two glasses of cold water drunk before breakfast is often beneficial. In practising physical exercises the slender woman will find it better 1AM A BACHELOR, Now. HOW ABour A LITTLE GAME AT MY HOUSE To NIGHT 2 | AM ALONE NOW COME UP To NY HouSE FOR A LITTLE GANE TO NIGHT \ “to take th ft to hurriedly put on x ‘© take them often and for short periods than to keep them up for long something pretty and ’ at a time with extended intervals between, Cone uP TS MY House becoming in which to ' To-day’s menu: Breakfast—Orange, cereal and cream, corn muffins, Tey A LITTLE JAMBOREE jappear for @ short butter, coffee or glass of milk. Luncheon—Chicken soup with rice, cup Pens iadae iad WIFE IS while. 4 custard, brown bread. Dinner—Roast duck, apple sauce, baked potato, COUNTRY elte the mioet Gee lettuce with tomatoes and mayonnaise dressing. (nieugar pete hatin bie } mus sy snail care, Andis ainctal = a could wish for may be You WERE made by any woman ¢ . GOING To from the design I am Care of Children In Summer THE CouNTRY offering to-day. It ts a cape of all-over ring- THIS DESIGN EASY TO COPY AT SMALL | dotted net, edged in cosT. |scallops with pale * 3 j HILDREN should be taught to | should be cleaned with a bit of ab- take a sponge bath every morn- |¥orbent cotton and a‘ lukewarm solu- ing. It will invigorate the body] tion of boric acid and water—a half and make the child less susceptibic teaspoonful to one cup of water. ‘The blue, pink or lavender satin ribbon. ; Hine net wale Fase ni page j to colds, hose and ears should be cleansed with ‘The fronts are cut up in deep points,| ieee a neartibul sane he mate tole | A child of two years may be given a] on Bpeorhent eottors twisted over | which are gathered into two weighty ribbon crushes about the high waisee cool bath, but the temperature of the | sears one for dent mick: SINE & seD- | silk tasaels, while the hack ia full 404 | tine, to appear at the Back of the lage | water should aot be below 60 degrees. ‘ Bah tie ones flowing, cut In a hal . cape in a bow that has long etream- If it is necessary to wash the baby's ers, one so long as to form ametmita- mouth do not insert the finges. ‘This | whole is hung from a deep shoulder Hot baths should be given only upon yoke by means of hematitehing, and |i, “rain that must be lifted: ehea 1 medical advice. ‘The cleansing bath |!"4Y injure the delicate tissues. A mounted over a foundation slip Which | walking. With a pink foundation” should not be over 95 degrees, When yer W 1 be to make a swab | may be worn with other negliges ited skirt and pink ribbon binding the net by twisting absorbent cotton or fine frocks. It is an accordion-pla cape, a pale blue, lavender or green’ ~ ' © this is taken the sponge bath for that linen on a toothpick... ‘The mouth ve sportion of pale pink chiffon rion would complete @ delightful } day should be omitted, a healthy child usually does not re- Georgette crepe or crepe de emacs. \ For a healthy child sea bathing is Wire cleaning before dentition, , attached from Empire waist- f invigorating, but a child should never a sneascaanneeesneinnt qaccecsnenntinninntn a ~ — = Answers to Queries i be forced to go into the water against - - Z = - ; => Fashion Kaitor, The Brening Worl : . its will, If persuasion Mae not nrere | I have four yards of successful, abandon the sea plunge g material — uatil the child becomes more contl- ce Rage white stripe on dent. \ Open air bathing, whether in fresh crepe, 27 inches wide, ¥ or salt water, should not be pro- | crest of thé hill, O'Reilly stationed ished, Of ull his Villainous troop, this tried to move one of the casks, ut but received no answer. “Rosa! which I would like te P , longed beyond fifteen minutes, On| A Kosa at the mouth of the well, thea man was the last one he had credited found that it resisted him as if ce- What frightened you? Rosat me make tips eae : hot days the inélination for frequent | Jowered himself into it by the rope, with imagination of this sort. “What mented to the rock. He noted that Into the dim citele of radiance beak hae ae Jd not be indulged. More | J ust at M t Lighting his candle, he made a care- did you soe™ {ts head was bulged upward, as if ov above a head was (hrust-—a head: eh. you help a I plunges should no} - a omen ful examination of the place, with “A ghost, my Colonel, nothing else, the dampness, 40 he took his tron bay pair of wide shoulders, and then we me with a style? Am " than one bath a day may be follow | é the result that Esteban's theory of La Cumbre 1s no place for an honest and aimed a sharp blow at the chinc, arms. ‘Tho figure bent closer, wid : j ous results, . the missing riches seemed even less Christian.” A hoe way: another blow en- O'Reilly recognized the — swarthy 21 yoars old, 5 feet ) be pet e smites t > least one hour should elapse be- | improbable than it had earlier in the The Colonel burst into a mocking able: © pry out the head of the features of that man he had seen ai tall. ac { re At least one ‘ t a day. ‘The masonry work, he discov- laugh. An honest Christian! You! cask. He stood blinking at the sizht the Matanzas Kailroad Station, There ‘ tween a bath and @ meal. In case of| (Copyright, MoClare Ne ‘ i ered, had been done with a palns- Of all my vile rufMans, you are the exposed, for the little barrel was full could be no doubt of it—it was Cobo. Make waist and sea baths, the interval should be from arn temenare., Peerewvapar- Ryndiaate,) takihg thoroughness which spoke of vilest,. Why, you're a’ thief, a of coins—yellow coins, large and "Am J dreaming? Or—haye you ivasde toi. aaa aaa aad 0 hail to We beats | Dow sarees Varona, CyNOEBIS OF PRECEDING cHaPrans the abundance of slave labor, and and an assassin! You are ly > small, O'Reilly seized a handful and realiy discovered that treasure?” be ( . 1d water when the sun| #7 believer 2" Une atly “perwue who kilew the Beding (hore tact ane tlases time had barely begun to affect it, me now, Come-—the truth for held them close to the candle-flame; queried . wise of goods, while Wading in col eeu | ong tie Do eh,vare reared Uy the ts ices Here and there a piece of the moz- before T ive you the componte among the number he 1a Span- — Q'Relily'n upturned face was ghast- on the bib end akietum is hot should not be encouraged. The Sanity for, the, i Coty mci tar had loosened and come away, "As God is my fudge, I'm tiling ish doubloon, such as young Kateban 0 yplllys Wpturned face wan Bitar combination of an overheated head authortics cer ul the but for the most part it stood assolid you the truth,” protested the hor, had found ay eel the bills ut for th whisper Rosa's pane. ‘ and cold extremities 1s apt to prove | (pe bill. , BI s the stones between which it was “Flog me if you will—rather the H the welght of the other “sinh riches of the Varonas! What } dangerous. | laid. Shoulder-high to O'Reilly there Ponte than another night in. those * and found them equally heavy. 9 angi Cobos tecth shone white in o If the hot weather causes prickly | > ured to a tion of the curb- trenches.” Knowing little about gold, he did ni the grin of avarice. ways. Pale green oF heat, frequent sponge baths of water lexs hly fitted than the rest, — Cobo fell into frowning meditation, attempt to estimate the value of th DiTelly: Mad Geen, standinps nates white Greendy: calla and vinegar in equal proportions will | and through an interstice in this ho allowing his cizarette to smolder contents, but he judged they must eo te Rody forced tightly aguinat| - . (\ five relies, Follow each bata Se detected what seemed to be a damp down until it burned his thick fingers, represent a fortune, With throbbing feds lis body forced tightly aqainat and cuffs, siberal appoauion of two Rise | boric 1 if and O'Reilly enter the Cuban. a aie BA wooden beam, At this point he After a time he = murn “IT pulse b next ai th Hf Of tho ing with atraine scination the de-| ‘The Breatng Workt Powdered starch to one par 2 | An Slateiuaa “and. With Jacket. a boy follower, aa living in brought an iron bar into play should like to see this spirit. nearest chest, Within, be discovered ta re a ‘of the man above | lon Bitter, acid powder. As prickly heat is due | squilor pear’ ber old huue, It Was not long before he discov- vee several compartments, cach stor] {berate movements of the man above! TTT VN 4 yard $0 excessive clos on ewe bess mo ong ‘area y rich Pred that his work waa cut out for | After & desperate @truggio O'Reilly with neatly wrapped and | labeled Net Bee ee tM aioe” and.| of embrotdered volle made lighter. polles ") y, ‘ather was considered a very ric lm Py , ° Succeeded in loosening the entire packages of varying shapes an: Sana aa d | ; \ during the hot days and as little wear-/ OSA VARONA rallied like a in the existence of the treas> ainoat useless egainet If Anklecdoup oould pry it out far enouen to squceze O'Leilly waited to sen no more, | we i 4 a ie a 50 ade ns r Map, SAW would like to know \ dng apgere! 8 postinie should be worn wilted flower under a refresh ind he was in a position t0 in the muddy water, be patiently hia body through. “Wo've, got it! "sold DY A iccp, whistling sigh., Foran eter-| ROW to use it for a as long as ‘ ing rain, It was O'Reilly's pecked and pounded and chipped, en- “TI have it!" he cried to Re fe the barrel and the VOUT ens i med, Cobo remained | dress, What shall I } ‘ chafed do not wash iiall markers ", 5 and pe ; ! r > Rosa. F ho deeds to yo Mle nity, #o It seem yoo rema ‘ | wiht a nae Cleanse the Presence as much as the omRmiliy’ fromnen pediteieelye deavoring to enlarge tbe crevice 40 beheld what he had expected to nd, Ye eee ee tellers me caning upon his ‘outsproad arms! combine it with? ; a ‘d Specht 0 se is ba . Ti 0 ‘ol nie! e —s Ca pene ed in at ne att o aly~ © parts with absorbent cotton dipped in Gourishing diet provided by his Rosa lifted herself upon her elbow, #4 t0 use his bar as a lever. ‘Pio Sone OLE ete CaN arene Bend 10 LOBE marie OSIUEG OF EME: | Amn 3 vente Of AN Gilve oll. ‘Then powder well with the|money which effected this marvel, her eyes sparkling. “Wouldn't it be Sweat streamed from him and he be Tin ribet eae Hee eciato — Hosa drew back from her precari- heen startled by some sound cloae| 5 feet 3 inches tall, étarch and boric acid. It is necessary | although the certainty that Esteban wonderful if it were tru Just ante y Spprec ous position, for sho had grown limp | @: all times to powder a child carefully|wag alive and safe put added force think, O'Reilly, cases of Spanish gold, He Was forced to rest frequently. now how simple had been the task OUST +. had « ‘MP by, Hut manifestly that was not the] 36 inch bust, we sks, packages of _ Rosa hung over the orifice above, of sealing it up so as to baffle dis- ffm weakness and her head was after the bath, but this 1s especially | into her determination to live. Rosa Silver coins in c 4 Isabel talk @?ouraging him, inquiring eagerly covery. Rosa, poised above him, Wiring. As she rose to her cause of his hesitation, for his face essential in hot weather. The powder|found hope springing up in ber gems, Oh, I've hea became convulsed and an expression 130 pounds. ogre & brushed something, somebody, Nai gen ate FanIRHREAE ana MRS, D, e el ol G4 "J - about it ofte o1 ! as to his progress, During his fre- scarcely breathed until he straight. a r of blank and utter astonishme 7 Ai Raphrorstiprenragenp ert Sete Sar, SO aay mee conan bar Sowa! it ageuat treks weave trom tha quent breathing spells he gould dis ened himapit and turned hig face up- Aemaiand-biood form, which Was stn, pon it. ‘The men stared| Your material is '. Rally’ ee: te » cern her white face dimly illumined ward once more almo. Z 4 fixed each other, O'Reilly with! rich, go can be made in the groin. unbelievable. O'Reilly was aitting Caribbean, as large as plums,” © candle light fre 5 x tary, aha Pacolied: toppling, upon ’ her, O'Re it ; «Mee the baby hag a sensitive skin you beside her Pad of iserer et the Uiner donnny snlled | 'h Bould never quite Pea a ued a ctaen coe entioge Ae RRR a ut voloed noth the very brink of the pit, whereupon Bi, Deke TRE aW DS Eaae Cobo with bis! effectively in this 4 ent chafing by mild|impulsively she pressed his hand to swallow that. pearl the size o: A E for ore tha 0. croak; thi fas sached’ forth dy propped Is on we apap lal can ners nature ana earerully |her Tips, repeating a question she had nt would buy our freedo two, he made report: "It begina to candle fxhis hand described erratic {, ee, ARE, feetbed forth And arma And that pecdliar shocked n-| simp style Pista oap spi . Bes h i \ ues rou y look as if there really a © figure eized he § founc ne quiry in his glaring eyes. But slowly] white voile to mate! tinge the body and do not rub the/asked him many times: now.” After a w won as 1E there really ures. ing upward inte a face she had grown ° I've a notion For anower he bent and kissed her. into that old well this very aft { skin harshly either with the cioth or] “Do you love me \ the towel. cpning the child's eyes|What he said was of no consequence, [I di this expression changed; the Colonel | gop sleeves and bent as if beneath a great weight “What do you sec?” the girl eried to know in her nightmares, a face th in an agony of suspense The girl clapped her hands and 2 “ mere memory of which was enou e and turn foundation skirt say I'm foolish, but—some: Iughed with delight, "Do hurry, “Pat In herel’ Betoxes, cheater seacaemOry, of whlch was onc his head rose and turned back upon | ' ) ; b Bt Rosa held his hand against het how the story doesn't sound a im- dear In dying of suspense” hing? £ mer Reed dtr ne eek. he filled his lunes with an-| Tassels of dull blue aa, eee iain n|cheek, at a loss for words with which probable as it did. Perhaps it's worth ly groanec E ow, be praised! My fathers fore black: it was disfigured by a scar (ihen, wh hrist! ©} wilk matching em- Wy -- CANNING BOOK FREE\ {3 .sict' ivr giatness Riverteatiie’ Me made up hix’ming Sdbuatian, new hie business, "nia ite hack:) at was dintirured “hy a zear nyu fil s mine belongs in swiftly. ed to tell him. w ‘Such happiness I'm afraid aven,” she man y instant.” cement is like steel, an from the Of breaking my crowbar. “I—I'm off th O'Reilly emerg forgot her surroundings; she beat her hands together, calling upon The Evening World amed @ pair of eyes distended and , Eis teeth ground ringed with white, like the eyes of a began wag upon his # For Evening World Readers, |», Faanion Fidite 4 -| "Sometimes it frightens me, With hut he found Jacket industriously at | Rosa found @ leaf, folded a kiss OReilly to make haste and determine man insa tropped lov nd lower have o } All'the steps 18 CARBINE Of8 G0-| OEY my olde this Drieon 18 @ DATRe Mitt oter c deetrct ch eiuietons intodt and dronped it to ules rnae beyond oil question that the missing ye nee : mada pped \ t Bave an all‘dyey \ scribed and illustrated im the book laise and I want for nothing, War, which he had somewhere unearthed, Will give you strength,” she declared. hourd was \iiced thone AOURA TATE he imine te ack te tint 9 embroidered ba- ! (let “Home ¢ and Drying of}quffering, gistreas—I can't imagino ‘The boy looked up at his friend's ap- Can Ga “He in dit for his children,” apparition robbed her of breath, it pended tiste dress whieh Ia Vegetables and Fruits," prepared by | they longer exist f proach and held out for inspection a CHAPTER XIX, she sobbed, “and Providence saved it poralyzed her in both mind and body, peared five years old, Prime \ ear |_ “Nevertheless, they do, and Matan- Jong, thin file, which he was slowly hat ' sth experts of the National War Garden |... ye nyihing Duta paradise,” sajd long, thin file, whi OL. COBO Ut a black ctrarette, {70% OF Wicked enemies. It way the Her f pfhourht wan that she had ess style, with _ dhast . Paes ¢ into a kni Mi i * hand of God that led us here, O'Reilly. gone stark mad, but she hae t eame teicinihe oe Mane i Commission, peer serge fl Ae ah Be sabe set » you think of that?" he leaned back in his chair, and ‘Tell me, what do you wee now? vands upon her once before, 1 SER nBE 4 ios fi This booklet will be gi en basic haa ‘a vivid dream Inst night, erie RON A nee anny pve] exhaled two flerce jets of Johnnie had wormed his way into hor first frozen moment of | ae ee a i charge to Evening World readors,| (1, tee it a portent, Whe Landy When weg ady : smoke through his nostrils, the damp chamber and a slim rect- amazement she reallzed that she was head in combinatian wil ‘. cr ‘orhags ba ol his pesthole,” ao : cle 4 W" ojecte cn 6 naeg r ‘ hing else, \ . Who have only to clip out this notice jnows? It was about that step- uawnere did Son eat ite For a full moment he scowled 20sle of light was projected agninst in her fullest senses, A shriek a something else, as he oppos ole it, 2 steal everything forbiddingly at the Sergeant who had {D0 7Ppe y my hands on nowadays. agked to see him. ‘anol One can never tell when he may have “What's this you are telling me?” ““Ontany and present it at any World office! , i listed below. It you wish it mailed to you send a side of the well. Rosa sprang to her tips, she tried to fight ar him talking and moving the «nan off, but her weak strum was like the fluttering of a bir surveyed this Aladdin's Cobo crushed her down, stranglin ther of mine. You remember how “GQ. | met her death? I wrote you"—— 7 ean’ iy es, and Esteban also told m t is a beautiful rial, Ine “It was he who recovered her body a throat to cut nd a file bas good he inquired, finally, 6 daze © ae! rs : 4 two-cent stamp and your name and’... ing well. One day, while Wo sect ia it” ‘The Sergeant, & mean-faced, low- fen Vee ie higers eae Ae A a cers ing tystwo yOOre Ae | address to the National War Garden wore in hiding, away up yonder in Since you are such an accom- browed man, stirred uneasily, Unsteady, Cautiously, as if fearful of pherniv, “Where Ceara: ingy ie BANS se, rather stout j Commission, Washington, D, C. and the Yumuri, he showed me an old plished thief, do you think you could “It is God's truth, There are spirits breaking some spel! Q whi and as I am going toa fashionable ort need ssus, MR3. J. W. tooped and heard a seuffling of fi above him. THE GAY ADVENTURE oathita staal some the booklet will be mailed to you. know,” Reiy sald, quickly. quired, "A pice of to WORLD CBS, ‘He told me the whole story. He © “Rope? Jacket was puzzled. “Rone formation Bureau, Pulltzer thinks that doubloon is a clue to tg only good for hanane Span shrugged. “Evil spirits Taf father’s fortune, but—I can't My friend in the fish market hell. The men buy ding, No. 63 Park Row, your father’s fortune, but—I My friend in the fish marke m he| nen are buy- NEN ey 0. 1308 pale oe put much faith in it, In fact, I didn't yolandra, and—perhaps 1 can rob him ing charms." ne : oad for me?” O'Reilly in- on La Cumbre, and I wish to see the ut it.” What kind of sptrits?” summer r many oe a helieve until this moment that there of a halyard.” Laying aside his task, “Hah! I took you to be a sensible DELIGHTFUL ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUN Bs oF Bike ook (northeast corner ©: h Street), was a doubloon at all, Jacket arose and made off in the person," y, y vu; }, i YG MAN W., 7 S WIS 'k bod Harlem Oftice, No. 155 West 126th, “Well, it occurred to me, in the rection of the waterfront, He wa ou don't believe me? Well, I o POG! YOUNG MAN WHO Gon HIS WISH IN LiF dress smart look- Btreet (near Seventh Avenue) light, of that Gream - Banh that back within an hour, and under his didn't believe shame when they told ing, used as per . Bsteban may have been right. Of shirt he carried a coll of worn but me about it. But I saw them with ch, fo collar Bronx Office, No. 410 Bust 148th | Gourse, nobody outside of Gur famhy sivieesbieroe * oo of Worm but me about It The First Chapter Will Be Printed Monday ana tnler “Bich ‘a frock ull ‘be @urect (near Third Avenue), | credits the old story, and yet my Leaving Jacket on guard at the Cobo leaned forward, mildly aston. ‘worn .o morning concerts, &o, ° i y % , 1 Q { ; ail ‘ A 4 ‘ Bs —-_—-- $$