The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1919, Page 15

— Answers to Health | _ and Beauty Questions By Pauline Furlong Copyright, 1919, by Tho Press Publishing Co. FATS IN THE BODY—™M. I. H.: Yats in the body occur under the skin dn the muscles and organs. They act as a protection for the body against injury and serve 4s @ stored supply of fuel, in case fvod cannot be taken, Fats are liquid in the body and are stored in &ibuminous cells. WHAT 18 AN ELIXIR?—An elixir around certain | (The New York Brening World boiler, add borax, beat well, then pat | in the orange flower water, and last- | ly add the benzoin, | ONIONS FOR HEALTH—K. J. Fs | Onions cooked or are beneficial for the health, Raw onions are, how- ever, better than cooked ones, Ontonys | contain sulphur and other things | beneficial to the blood and general | health and they also quict the nerves raw HOME Tuesday, Jamuary 7, 1919 PAGE | HAVE ALL YouR ai Such Is Life! \ THe RENEDY Is Worse THAN THE DI: Neen 2 ke Ras a Gian AS By Maurice Ketten EASE Doc ACCRIGHT HCL eT DRUNK AND HANE THEM ALL MOST Attu \ AILMENTS } CAN Re ( TRACED % Ab TEETH The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Kornery Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Billy Boy in the Greenwood By Uncle Bill # Publishing Co, (The New York ening Word hh 8 i told t 1 s and Bear went awa near the f the big hote yt fs @ syrup containing alcohol, and induce sleep. locked tn his n : | Billy Boy pressed his bit PROUT MASOAGEAT. R W.t| rlaavise you to uae silve all to pein ara ssuge for the face is about the sohbet sega) hee ih! tea Gs bela h ¢ em fatten a thin face, It frequently ame he 1a ime as massage for other parte Of} 1.5 the skin sallow and may en down, down ta » i body, except that it must be ap- qoutaxe the: growth fr ¥6 fh a | and just sic if fied more gently, Putting, is applied | 4 Laie yea in| beautiful fairy and é ; the| bait. You must build up the entire | maroon dota a J with the fingers, lightly striking the |" oes ; ‘This |POdY to make the face fill out, but| ji skin, as though playing a plano. This A Hello." said Billy t even then, it the bony structure is| method is the urual one applied to] 1100 aie ean ey nk SRT TTT STR ~ Ho yd , the face because it stimulates with. | 8"? ree & Mit Seve, DOMEAS Doc, Haw | I FEEL uct Poy WON'T HAVE wiry in the tiniest ¥ Mt pulling the flesh and eausing it|¥!!! do much good toward changing | AM 1 Goince BETTER ALREADY ANY MORE To0TH ACH, | !ou me. : jo : | SINC | re = _ =i The. ty = Billy Boy did ‘ Hi to sag. Another and heavier mas-|'t# shape. " | eG EAT Witdoot// Nae cane oa) a Realy Way he trotted, the ta Yoh, well. 90 far as that Koes, don tage stroke is applied py picking! gypeRFLUOUS HAIR—Marjors NV TEETw D | Rebeka AE \ TAR ital We ae the Greenwood, too, This tsa fl up the flesh between the forefinger). Do not use depilatories as they é E (HE PLATE | Biltle caught place and thumb, This movement is called|oniy induce a hexvier growth hy’| OUT yom] | hand, and ttotten un the Hath | anally Hoy dropped the dew ¢ kneading. stimulating the action of the skin, By | ea eR Palos Stated in es | ee all means go to a coi if \- Where , , : Mr. Chipmunk flirted hy ta CREAM FOR OILY SKIN—Mar-| fh men aac Wa PAE Fae tas | is Be Reaver oni ere and answered — alrils every kurt M. It is best not to use any]. Crs tie lene oes noved by;| Pairytand?” nd then he tripped 00 where: up inthe green trees mos cream on otly skin, but some creams | ‘Pe la H Billy opened hin hand, and thore| Chore ie Gobet’ coveted do not exaggerate this condition. A] YELLOW COMPLEXION—m. P.; | was the fairy all crushed and quite Mr. Chipmunk did not have time, good one is given below: Tiaocture! Clogged system, poor circulation, in-| dend. aly te rt wie all broken, lanswer, for Mr. Bluejay, the Gre goin 1 gram, borax 2 grams, lano- | digestion UA jaundice may cause this. | letee ee Hee alle ily woo 1 Me , tent out a ‘shrill “ware - ne Howe er 29|No external treatments will improve u c act ’ g, and litle Chippy scurrie fn 10 grams, orange flower water 20/114," Condition. Dile in the tisues down a bl: tree came Mr. Chipmunk ny hole in the ground yrams, oil sweet almonds 25 grams.|and blood due to obstruction in the who sat down on his haunches sid {hat’s where he, sleeps,” Warm the greases and oils in double | bile ducts causes jaundice. Rage “We Gee molt!” toetee aie oulys tes going, home” mack © Was goin,” moaned Bill Rut he climbed right on up j - = ‘ to Fairyland.” | mountain. The Jar amil \{ Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn ‘$™ | @ abi | A By Roy L. McCardell | Dear Cousin Members: {0 v0 4 airect voice in, will mean ti Copyright, L190. by The Press Publishing Co, (The New Yort Evening Wor — x t ve - . sur country and te the world. If yor ra 4 HOUT ATE WHAT'S THE TROUBLE \ THANE INDIGESTION _ [CAN'T How would you like to have a draw-| ire a thinker bulld vour dex ava ‘ Long Live the Spender! He’s Through With Saving. | Now 7 RNEUMATISN RAIN MY FALSE TEETH 76 | 0K this month? We have aot] cattoon along there larger tines a -. pA — vid one in a long time, y know it Mo matter ho ou thy f HIT? world turmoil of war having| “Oh, I forgot to tell you about our IND MASTICATE aud long t ah ihe poe yf vB ivmnie t} coused, save for the things | Wille and little Emma!” said Mrs. | Let us make it w cartoon contes! finite, something very real i phe capes: apt ki ramet Jarr, “I don't know whether to pun.| It s to me that the best and|and every one of us. no matter how. man political upheavals, a few strikes | ish them or not. You know the two | timetlest thought to begin this year's] Young or how old we may be, und we, gh si d 8 ok S: gr ” f a D ear) “T? w vitally interested | ever and anon, and the high cost of! dollars Jack Silver gave each of them contest with is Peace, Mor this year| thet ese a wha living still go Mrs, Jarr was | for Christmas, and I was going to buy \ Now WhaT will give to us and to all the world the | uppermost in vale indo wont = Ai taking up the ordinary excitements of| Thrift Stamps for them with? Well, ) to HAVE honorable and lasting peace for which| think of the coming peace, domestic life, such as auctions, again. | Willie and Emma took the money the | Puwlend Now t has waited more than four long What It Will Mean,” “[ saw the most beautiful mahog-|day after New Year's Day, or a day years. of the January ( ” any dining room set in an auction)or so after, and took Johnny and | What will such a peace mean to us” irst get a very clear j in yor vw room to-day!” she remarked, a8 Soon | Mary Rangle and the vinsky chil- | ‘Think carefully, picture it to yourselt}/™Nd. Then draw your cartoon and... as Mr. Jarr was in for the nightjdren to the movies, and then bought sal thediMkica yOie Casthod mee the result to 4 s08 “And it was only six hundred dol-/ ice cream for them—and spent it all! i haps when you think of peace the'ce sins’ canbenntaee hota . lars, toot | What will become of those children, it will beng to mind something that | and thelr merits have Veur eri B “Only if T got a new dining room| being wast nd extravagant like CHIC EAIRE (Ves eod pareennlien TUE LOED best ones have been selected. set I'd have to get a new dining room| that with every cent they get? cone | J, interemted in ouch | (the Qeuleeict (Plat Durite,, Stariye mae rug.” said Mrs, Jur. “And if 1 get a! cluded Mrs, Jarr in a worried tone, | will be very much interested in j (the eaulvatent of $1) will be awantea lone new diniag room set and a new din-| Mr, Jarr seratched his head re @ cartoon. bers (aged tree in eee men Ing room weg it would make the par-!flectively. “Well,” he said, fin | Older Kiddie Cousins who think) inclusive) whose cartoons eek Ligh! war lor furniture look so shabby that I'd don't know where they inherit: such @ bit seriously about things will baad bei nong th of the Cousins of ote have to get a new parlor set, and that | trdits. They don’t get them from me! | eel to RHINE Of HAS Oe Tee ae, ey OF ee On would mean new lace curtains and Which our President: Waa One SDCORG |: "Eterw ure thine rules’ with’ wt eee oh eee ote | © rules which aft new velvet portieres. And if we had jcontestants must comply. to. te ‘ UI} those things they would look too their cartoons eligible for the contest nice for this dingy old flat, and we'd f| ty) H | ings either In Black sane tele draw. have to move and take a nicer apart- u Jin black India ink. (T2%O8 Bencil HF 8 ment, with an onyx hall and hall- Cine. “sa bel OStz All contestants must state, NAME a . : & ADDRESS, AGE and CERTIFICAT}L. %: 5 pentn, . ~ ae X=} ) NUMBER . AT See @ “[ never saw an onyx hallboy,” a ee oe v S d With each drawing there must bet interrupted Mr. Jarr. “I think they | Me ° Fi d. O Th t Sh I. sluirs together and untered Mis. Sie snitfed the r of burnt paper wi n her place, the to a dark servievable linen, and re-! sent a certification by the parcotooseat re somite ‘1 veranda. eulr and her eyes f spon the eatis fiinnbta if he house placed m tun, slippers with stout|the toacher of the es . charge you extra for an onyx hallboy, aida Finds Xu AE SME £8 A smith coming in trom the veranda mck gl at TL ig a aa Restle Arrangements of the Hollee Mimape. ‘Then L ohenuu my door eofely, |hat tothe hear oo tsar ear A Tv§ S008 a 10% of them thas Bed mar~ Muy 4 22) h mainland to-day a. 1 could velled to mine omething about her which | did not and Uptoed out upor andi |cartoon had not been” traced a ainlund to-dd : ce \ iething about her which | did no | ad not been traced ene Me Reads, but a hailboy that was uest”’ in a Queer Household wii: wsscir to aid dine suliee toch. and tora tomo! we Seared at inderstaa nae iret poused [eoptet tram’ ate oust yetace onyx all the way through is certainly eee ee | eM eee ypalane im going. directly “alter cach other in mental vo ; half Has, late that evening, after we and looked down, and Mss FEE the idew is tkewise original sa pa aesah unch, with tha mall" ate cif { ill pretense gone between us. ad finished a tinal rubber of bridge plerced the gloom, Aron ry Cartoon Contest . » modern Improvement, new to | Copsright, 1918, by Robert M. McBride & Ca. would have gone this morning, but [For a nent only, ‘Then her eye. and were still seated idly about the stopped beating, “There, in a great Jan, 28, ba ne “You know what I mean!” said Mrs. | ‘ a discovered at the last moment that 1 like @ mask and she said table, that the greatest shock of all chair by the door, Monsieur ielis- | Cc . Jarr sharply. “I mean an onyx hall- SYNOPSIS OF PRECKDING CHAPTERS. had torection to write © most ampere quietly REM CSTR. SH Te ATO A Gad He tad changed from his eve- ousin Eleanor, way, with an clevator, and a hallboy, | wus Mee Sanne fiancee telly, die Sulu id tbe summer cu Suisse laB@ tant letter, so it wus necessary f Verg well, Maida. 1 will tell hime" Alanie: whe eit ning clothes into iifmacubste faznelg who also attends to the telephone ‘There wems to be an cf undertying myru family Maida cannot hin Oo Wait dd not de nd until | heard the hat , I he remarked, ond he sat quite 4 ii Wonaarod ABOUT COUSINS. ede eae care den | Rememmias, hey seach aia th ey Ta ehMac ary a ata “i'm glad’ he-didl! T sald) lau chug of the departing launch, looking suddenly across at me. "Phat guding down upon hin, 1 wondered) 0) A ioe SINS. switehboard; ant ; NT | man is Uring. Sire, Smith tlie Maida that the fy but Mada mera him, Me ingly. “I, too, forgot something very uid then Joined the uite pres fellow) hay gone; the man in after. why he did not spetk, bul gradually Marguerite Rainsford, win? to run the clevator he's at the tele-| litter’ Mratimitt is fo visite the ielat tlls the other that she knowa Jmportant—a postscript which L wa d for ither scene necessis hoon, bag and baggage and the dog. my eyes grew accustomed to the dim | played the part of Vell 0.2 phone and when you want him at the| f",'y) drew, sonien it : tape to add to each of my letters. Will although L shrank indeseribatly from He had ap trunky and: atits lids, and Wed that he Was! Phe Wishing Ring.” is a “victoHeme +, a wrt Spear. 1 Veli ' On please y ” rlor mac ey enough D tay i an PUES Seen. irl, « telephone he's running the elevator. | fry", ' tthe tr Mais tei Tere re uie Ren Ine i ae than «waa nd Ade No mer. Must have ohanged his inind — Lshrank back quickly, lest he should | fon town to Day her subscripsr Yet you can't even look at one of| the ha: pete re ‘Ms nt Soe table and s them away t was mude 1 ° 1 very: suddenty, oh? WR Wtechvae tia, Lc knew Hit jem the Allied War Campaigmerdd those apartments unde eighteen hun- pested, to give them to me? ‘The smith 1s affable and u Gone! Gibeiy seas gone, and with Levuld not hove tw steal past hs ebale | Lethe onda GARCINE LeaHons to ales red d ear!" y 7 , were two: one) wa a ‘ if she had not very w m, my lust be « and un the heavy door Without] ave and the og. nsest pupil “1 wis it to give you." sald (Continued.) ’ Phe piles inidale vered ‘HAPTER X Wants SLAiTway sOMeWDELE aL US| veurg oe Bt Nie A8ed fourt Mr, Jarr, ceasing his banter and re HUDDBRING, L fled back to my wl the base of “Tspoke innocently enough t For the rest of the da CHAPTER XI, kit A could find tte + ana| York who had a pon Gvenus: Nittiags wish Lcould get you everything in this and crept into bed, For the Boe alle {a4 Ape a baing tod obvidue, ra neon: om (oat, Lemade. my way noiselessly| Qldie Klub Korner, received a let world you wish for, my dear first time in my life 1 was at the box I turned, with obvious ‘hesitat ve the Veranda without « rer jown the i, step by step, toward] (°F 0m 4 gentleman who iy wit only before Christmas and after}afraid! 4 had never seen such a lo ut tnd will get them for you at onc hog oy ne trailing i roken b wing int war over the kit | ‘ pmnbuny ” “Maybe we are better off than a lot | Parlin beast about to spring! I fel Autiered and flared into. ing ittle grou a uF be bared, It was Alaric, fast Hi Maybe we are better off than @ loll inne ie whe hud discovered me epying Ig I cugorly down, Mra. smith orn me sate it wileep, Like Monsicur DPelissier, but 119 of other people, That's one comfort,” }on her she would have struck me down Th ee teat | wi ink, stertorously, and there was i by i said Mrs, Jarr, optimistically, “You|without merey, She had looked cap It wa t I had regained ch in her nt i W “ eta of rite on the ' ann Oo | didn't have to go to the war to get |b” of murder, anything refi " w Mm With the them to me with evident and yi A He wal inpleasant f Wis collegted | wounded and come back to find a], A ok or ae hap pete an A do r a i hentia that L reluctance, Vg | oy ‘ y back h ha Ve eh ane : i e tue | slacker had your job, the children are| ish race? “Abd what hat she been tag re eternative Gal toreere {wou haven't: changed ft rian vin ' hae conte acely plock | Tha minute ; i \ all well and you are well and I am|d n that hall at the tab 8 picion that had fn, fed? srnel dale ' ni t Rd ine ele at wine onecie ad, and f i well, while everybody else has suf hen a swift thought flashed across pow 4 Mrs. Smith Pret a \ oO yall stand beside him was ay ' ( fered from the influenza—and health} MY Mind, and a eold feeling settled 1 the library my finger 1 t \ , t r ‘ ulf¢ i t of ! n sie fj about my heart, lke wnt ’ \ und aoving “Perh Eeieiadhals ‘ iw a deca anil und ey is @ blessing more than mo ‘ ES 4 : ee nd sonia rhups, it ol 1 returne my A ‘ n mn Law nals we hall cantly, t would be au at ‘ rg ‘ 4 *Woll, suppose 1 do make some ex-|my letters! | ! KMDIa TOs Sete eine Matar f pi " Mt of Roosevelt, La to has wan tra money in tho New Year?" asked], It was w horrible, ete | determined turned without waitin ut t und t ’ ' yalermuratt My durr, “what should 1 buy your) faibor, even wRuinat 2 took that im the I would make and went m m ' Ale , Nanuet 5 but te return to : t } fifth op \ 1 don't mean six-hundred-dollar sets}at all costs fF must know if it we ociing Wala Haven Aten ee need: for me yt ds had promised, we ; ne an eis it of furniture or onyx hallbo nut | justified WY myself on m th. ‘Te wer in x i . Wa way w AMERICA ] somethi we can afford, And what ‘a ’ ' eante under my d n worn a little 1 t tr 1 f 1 elud nd ge ‘ Armies w 4 a ong] tl Nsleps passed, and darks 1 the various evidently re them ha . § Must | J r bay Pa abl Hen?) veloped again, 1 lay C drifted off muny minutes before, and. t . , Ax I 1 window, | M M s ’ Something useful? every limb, listening for nto U n ary the paste over «lump ; it . nd “fe w that th to deepening ’ "It docs: seom a shame to get the] of the old clock on the 4 ; (0 UPON the — Locked the dav ‘ i f nig of t awa L would at P 1 ; aiy | st hildren clothes and shues, which they |/@BEN Ht ame; one ter door i ) 1 stumbled ned them,” ‘The thay ! y away and tind t ‘ and an Ww and T waited until it’ by ind turned skilfully « and perhap t Hast ow t ae ¥ i have to have anyway 1 hour, and then, nerving 1 the h have noticed nothing amiss had | D rt 1 er r Ail at . Y , H 1 : . they useful, aid Mrs, Jar | perately against t chokd. i heen pic + ti Gain / 1 ioe t 1 pose Whe H know how a woman when she|Which gripped me by the : Was the 4 U st of a wi n it is T one 4 nd tinal ! " t On ow un : gots as a gift a carpet sweeper or af *tepped from my bed, and felt about and of smoke ' nute tt rindaw * H : ; : 4 my table un my finge row other a tiny wid ‘ wed upon 1 Hi ") leaner—something to WORK with—[to strike a 1 WNL TF reached , he sald. Whe conten cat : ; ; 1 Redvene when what her heart es is with I mught touched n r "i ‘ RTT ne * i clothes or jewel 1 owas binatly ; ! q ' ! 1 ae i i ' ind buene in th " 1 t Bee Wall 1 will tell you Bae | / ' ' hf 1 ft ' 1 HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND$ 4 ald Mr uly. SHEE muke an i “ yi eae a OBTAIN YOUR PIN j extra money, as 1 exp ny} ! ; ; A ; we'll spond it foolish buy " : ; ut nn . 1 7 3 1” rm art go 0 a iB sian tau roa ie IK LAND OF BROKEN PROMI! " to Atlant Catalina Estland bed! 1 é } Wid u or jernyud ake ye “ 1 found ! ta n Q 7 Li a re Beran, Like you, t Asi: od h : : f By DANE COOLIDGE Y ; at to enjoy what you ca ' j > ; ; about Gay aeord) When repr ot fot, and” bc 4 1 Romance of Old Mertco With a Texas Cow Runcher Jor a Hero ; , , Baie a bo. feat iel Ana bani ithe ; ota BEGINS NEXT MONDAY ON THIS: PAGE aren ree i 4. Wit be improvident upd happy,” WN ded t $Y PUPP OCT =A rf ‘ eeu Maar os SCR ee oC TOMAR cane =. arene —eemeneoneene