The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1922, Page 21

YuBsvay, oe LEMBGR 12, 1924. Milestones on the Road to Health and Beauty FORTY-FIVE TO SIXTY—THE SEVENTH MILESTONE is liable to be stiff figure by the necessity for balancing are ss some Heht calis- the balloon. In fact, you will Cid agains 1 in to preserve its if you chase a toy balloon over a an You Beat It! — sft [ ae Wins IT, IF ) { Se / THIS IS A PICTURE | TOOK THIS SUNNER OF MOOSE ) fil In taking a strong stand RIVER. WHERE el” j maxag art aa iis aupney ord te |e CARPE er Si fw ARE) y the sagging around t o A MISTAKEN By Doris Doscher. ration, The body and ungainly unt Ryening World) 4g Compe eT S SOcATEAN Copyright, 1922 (New ¥ by ‘Prowse Put tt nies ure engs imblenes: That is the one thing T small space of ground you will have ———$__— ACH one «i ake of i neck and shoulde grasp the hand Tih yours fi An make of warn you against, the stiffening up ample opportunity for stretebing frmiy nround the top of the fiend and STREAN, Will, ‘They ean be days of de. of tho muscles in any part of the the muscles of the toro. Tt entre ee ee ee oe na eseward ani body during these years makes more for grace than would The muscles of the torso ate par- « Reavy dumb-bell, and surety a wom ticularly lable to this condition, so T an of forty-five mut seek grace | have given you a suggestion of leg she wishes to express herself at her raising exercises, ag you seo im the pest. lustration, A toy balloon isa splen- The thing to guard against dur did thing to encourage you to balance these years is the commencing of the body. While the arms are body to sag. This is first noticed i stretehed at shoulder height, put the the faelal muscles, but it is also weight all on one foot, raise the ether characteristic in the body unless you Kuve ag high as possible and balance each side, This will help to fill ; Out the throat so that the “cords of old age” in the neck will n mm unity to manife This twisting of n the four cellent as well for fre terforation or they ean be the crowning point of maturity. It all de pends on you Individually, In the past when the ty-five was considered Passe, but becuuse of the edueation and the widening of her vision through interests outside the be and opportunity for activities th bring into play her every ability, « woman of forty-tive to-day is living the balloon on t her life at Its fullest, Soa word of — you will find that this will bring counsel as to how she can preserve into play muscles that ordinarily are her appearance will surely be wel- got used. It is a splendid exercise Se Nee for slimming the hips and abdomen Just sitting back ina rocking it the same time strengthening and allowing these years ty v4. It givow litheness to the forty-five and sixty to 5 out any effort to preserve your youth {a suicidal to your beauty and hapy ness, Tt te all right for you to say you a too busy to care how you look, but t time will come when y your aging appearance ment to you In your business, home or so- clal life, I the body ts not cared for during Thie exercise theses years thore y always an open with a balloon ing wedge for illnes all kind to (see text) keeps enter, On the other hand, the re} venating effect of the proper care of y -DEAR ne the tension lig loosen n gives you eator repose and calmness in of the tier ud the downward drooping f the face every day fuith- the face what I call a lift ro. That is, with the palm hand in-a line with the little using rather a forceful str from the chin upwi ur ween by with WHY GORDON ! Z PE eri | TOOK THIS PicTURE ) (YOu Dipn'T! NEE Hare 3) IN THE CANOE ] TELL YOu ITS MQOSE RIVER! THAT'S TEAN IN ~ Fat ge NOE ) +18 persisted in it will help the face and completely drooping, sagging lines the cheeks and around the mouth hips slim and During these years you must be Berself on the mentality und alth torso muscles ‘ ry careful how you walk The of a woman between th is from stiffening. ae tendency to sag and lag, Perfectly marvellous it this van be overcome if you rest I have known many we n who i you feel fattwued and always lave that upward lift to the chest ag ave pa: the sixty mark in the full ni e by Sophie: wad PaMite Ea AtOR oa you walk. There ts nothing that so tenet ace Sail ‘iickly gives an impression of age as uplished un kept active by proper mind is kept ule There would be a {ty rate during the see a woman slouch in her walk with a round back. So “watch your if you wish to avold looking age : NI t would only learn y 50 vondiet tb lives that the body has an py tunity for uth up Very often a case of nervous prostration or a cont sare wrinkles in the face. RIVER! 5— (SOCATEA STREAM ee! ‘ome ahead and try all of these ex ises and thus give tho body an oy plete nervous breakdown can be avoided by a change « c To lack a real interest in life r these years is the sure road to deterio- portunity to conUnually express vat, Do not expect to keep a “peach * complexion of you do not tion in the matter of your Cereals, fruits and vegetables sential to a woman of your 1 heavy meat diet. Milk ing foed, and as {t {s $0 easily imilated you can safely partake of it freely. The world will court the woman of forty-five as {ts queen if she has learned to retain her sense of humor, 4s kept her} in the same youth- ul Viger as in girlhood, because there s always attraction in a flower in full —e loom, und surely between forty-five Koller ind sixty is the age when you should = - — breathe th grance of matt To obliterate drooping lines na a 2 If Winter Comes ~~ ig sila The Jarr Family around mouth r 3 . ata By Roy L. McCardell lift face with * + ° =) Favorite Recipes Bank h p Begin. ! opyrtght, wr York Bvaning Wer ese Publishing Company. palma of hands A Few Items You Can Bank on When the Cold Spells gin to Spell By Famous ;Men vase ei ieee nae ate bod roua, aad ehle time it was to see thelr father in such an S@nulne suffering. frem chin, Your Cc “It he was my husband, T would al Dealer Will Only ers will be bonded at $20,000 aplece. sniffed the warmth of a kitchen stove To avoid Palm Heach suites will be crowded and have felt’ the exhilaration of awtul condition, T am slad nave him up before the Court of es ‘ Want a Penny a Pound with retuzces unable to even pur- heat, they will crave for further doses they are nt Mrs, Rangle's having Domestic Relations," sniffed Miss agging : chawe ghant (On deiolinkera mie’ wud become contrmed: vole dinner there, Ob, why aren't these Irene Cackleberry, “It is his cons the neck and Protit by the Time He De- — rrorteors alveady sharpening 4 in the twinkling of an eye duct that has driven her to this!” bootleggers sent to the electric chair for selling their vile husbands and fathers Jarr “Haven't murmured Mr. Jar ‘k from shoulders press earmilte Glare their pencils, anticipating necessity of ‘The new poor will pawn thelr fur @ head forward livers His Slate, folks to keep warm, Earlaps hove naces and go yachting to the South backward) and - climbed to new high levels. Andirons Sea isles. The new rich will don their , aio , fave soared beyond proletariat reach. yed flannel underwear, whence they to each side. By Neal R. O'Hara. Elinor Glyn novels are ‘going up. came. The permanent poor will wait RSS AA dee Oa PRB itd lala) Widows totter to the bucketshop for summer to come, as usual. ’ sid Unease LAs, CHORE to draw their 1 $10,000 to make a EMOCRATS gave us heatless frst deposit on anthracite ton Mondays back in 1918, Repub- Desperately, frantically, they point to Ss Mean Administration will now coal pil and beg dealer for just one Medicine From the Garden | cive savor tines enmucn teat !d t is only medium grade an At this Mr. Jarr lost his temper entirely. “How dare you make such cracks a# that about me? he asked indignantly, “I haven't been drink- ing, I never treat my wife unkindiy, cS and If T was throwing @ fit, It was ioctl < simply from eating too much choc- But Mrs. Jarr failed utterly to un- Meanwhile chaos gets ready t) | BY JUDGE BEN B. LINDSEY. | derstand him. “It you hnw no re. tte, pimiding. | Ae for my deer ouse-step o'er the land of the frei Bran Mupins spect for me,"’ she remarked coldly, gmoothe the brow of his fades tn nd the homo of the frigid. Ford gets ’ : “please remember we have two nice pal vncce wehe Ie suffering « sudden compound to ‘ moaned Mrs anything to drinis* “but Tam a ner- Ke" vous wr theaeite, eect tate ere ny feady to slam lis factory up tight same Dilan eey Si cavoH ee 1S young girls visiting us. Gertrude,” Lele ion Pa OE. Euan: , Jess days will be divided into three coal dealer to ittle woman, “but 1 WA*it& 19,000,000 spare parte a day hip . _ she added, turning to the maid, overwook and nervous strain from By Dr. Charlotte C. West nections—morning, noon and night. can deliver half a ton for ail you've Y°}PIN® for their mates. Rockefelier us follow “where did you get brandy to make jaying too much company. 1 must Copyrtant) 1022 .GNewe ork E ge World) by Press Ing Co. Sn oe - dD ‘a cmable mines 0t.'® — : . gets ready to sllce off another cent 1 Pint Milk. salice for the chocolate pudding 2” take hor to some quiet place in the : a Dein), WNIMeSHAR?' BOS 8s mises “Halt a ton ts better than no coat (7 Sasoline and tilt the cost of 1 Egg. “LT didn't have no brandy sauce,” country for rest and recuperation PGETABLES, when understood tive action upon the Hyer. Cooking wi! be fashtonable, a at the North oy gis sigh wideus nol eed OSS’ petroleum for oil-burning furnaces ' Ib, Wheat Flour. replied Gertrude promptly, “There. voy two Janca'-—-for Mr. Jere and properly eaten, contain all destroys this, so tomatoes should be pole, Woodpulp consumption and thracite, “chute, if vou must, thia Add the Government gets ready to ‘4 Ib. Bran Flour. was only Whipped cream for (he eee ee ee ee een your the eloments for curing IMs of eaten raw ff we want thelr medicinal jog roiling will be frequent, aa tn Con- off gray slate, but spare your coun- oll another conference to bring 2 Tableapacntule Molasses chocolate pudding.” Kelsters and lam {t out of thia burg tho flesh for which physicians pre- effec hard, cold win- try's slag," she sald, miners and operators closer apart 2 ox. Pecan M “L am a nervous wreck,’ moaned for the City of Brotherly Love and ’ : , gress. It looks like 4 hard, co! Oh, there's no doubt the strike will (yas or baa). Mr, Jarr. . Sisterly Hate—Philadelphiel” Sertbe in other fomus, Indeed there Carrots contain valuable minerals to ter, Hard, cold—not hard coal. Shortage will breed a new bunch of fnally be settled. And the ultimate 2 or. Sugar. But again Mrs. Jarr falled to re- — snyry will not desert her, you has recently sprung up a school of iter extent than any other vege- Miners quit work April 1 and Gov- coke fiends. Men with nervous consumer will de the settling as at Dosilmuther, spond to the cue or to even remember brute» “unig” the seaagees’ Mies nature doctors who rely for their cures table, Many French physielans pre- ernment still thinks they're fooling. and drawn overcoats will slink down approximately the following rates: ‘4 ety Salts earl that she had arranged witb, as ieee Cackleberry ap 7 Nnauhtls teorthen i ir . je ‘acl thy eta Egg coal, 65 cents a dozen 2 or, Sultana Raisins that she was to faint an VO VER," ” melely\ upon) the vexetation aibountt. sont a mae ae se diets Taw, May, Juno, July and August the coal voor alaye tae Peay ase te Nut eéal, 40 cente a pound tn tho 1 oz. Baking Powder hysterics In order to politely get rid rik eee gee i caer “Soe. tully supplied by Dame Nature, finely chopped, tn a salad boys have loafed, same as the oyster 446 oF just another 10-pound shot of shell Sufficlent for 18 muffin of the Cackleberry girls; and NOW yexort where there Is plenty of merri- Every schoo! girl knows that ontong All members of the cabbage famlly shuckers, And while coal guys have charcoal. Once sturdy men have Pea coal, $1 a peck in the pod. Hake 20 minutes in well- that Mr. Jarr was sacrificing himself jient and gayety to cheer her up— and lettuce are "good" for nervous re included in this lst, Cabbage 49 yacationed without pay, Government heated oven, to the good cause and was indulging qincing and young people—and we troubles, These two vegetables head Most wholesome eaten raw, hag been conferencing without re- f Note: ‘The addition of pecan n swoons and hystertes, he Was sim will go along with her and see she 1 Potatoes contain potassium salts, ine with the raisins pro ply being regarded as having been hag every care and attention.” far ele ness; The SS sie notabyy eutth en WwW or as cun i «muffin. that—well, the suddenly overcome by his tllegal iimme me some more chocolate tue ontaing a substance pera he Any dcipénses, i aly ~ you should act this way at all,” said Cop Meanwhile coal bas got scarver thea 1 enit huis potations. pudding and let me die!" murmured Old Slip Market by The Ball Braesoate New York bhad nas Sat ecHin “Pin sure 1 don't understand why age gare « World) by Press Publishing Co, ° ino) Mrs, Jarre, and then sh the diet 1 wialk sim! without its deadly quality. An oni ara ‘ ie line tlent be gy, AML teoy agen ns hen's guinbolls. Miners deelare t} A word on frufts: Lemons are of lative value in biliousness, as In its soporific efect to op ain't no coal, Operators say the uddenly re veight 1922 id mushroom for ner f fr tac . isn't any. Both of ‘em are right oe e vere the plot that had been ar y ry Se elt ‘ puriflers and antacids; eran~ ° FORE the days when buteliers and discovering the crowds under the membered te ot i te dare and New Inventions. ™ sp eie haTE ai AN ie B displayed alone ham surrounde| hig trees, they gathered there also after, ay belns co many years before i aid, | She realtzed lery haa a far wider range for svecitics in mularia conditions; yy time anthre qiovelers est sda : hae epee oes or att at snow." ‘The sow { ; apollthy ava? In & new saucepan that can- ush essed o1 ” not Line fe! n thetr fr t ‘ eir food 's to vel 4 . “ wa pot hin, eve upefulnres than as a general nevye © i the J ntes ni ME DH back to work, coal be worth its ¥ x the spot was k : was so deep, historians tell us, that thing, as ¢ Cackteberty girte net boll over, water rising sod aa ad niny blood trou wlidows, and miatkot piucos were dd. Ing pot was known aa uno of ¥4 . F tonic. It pecial influence upon piew Pears contain iron, while “an weight in ostrich plumes, Coal barons ~ a7 i sud) mate OO Neel iacear aut one-story t wore burted would never leave and ko he through holes In the Id, which nervous indigestion, on rheumatism, apple a day keeps the doctor away.’? will be promoted to Dukes and stok- ~* look Ike ex ' 4 Din sry f Pawellinga eoutdnte 2nrouall, & nity hy di » 2s t js lower than the rm, falls some sort, t ui 1 ' A 4 t & whethe ha A hervous o al. wuraliela ‘fiom on Cid Thdiane 2 A back tato the utenstl, spine a located under a group of shady t In 1691 the court ruled that all fess “ ‘ , is * coholio collapne ; ty, Brine , ; "i 1 at should be sold “under the Trees °F &" ura soll thelrfa “Tilia ia the way he alwaya acts, - tain se Bible Questions and Answers Although there was no root aver ind iA tuiwe Wola them ah eich a cried trac gare: “Thee, Whe Dura iS Toreoma, Nandi with twa to protect t crisp, white cap the Slipp,” after which ruling Old roughage to ¢ ntest sna Tacoots: waa Ls tears and laughter and heat right | turns is the inven- starched Duteh vuw from an Slip Market became # recognized in : A in rapid Sig t against ( ton of a Japanese, who claims sweeping QUESTIONS, ANSWERS. tien c ha Her nervous collapse was a litte la : All t in mineral salt 1. Where in the Bible is Noah Lo. PRTER, i slo Noal ai : is wink th) the Inevamaedine ioe ‘i ‘ DUS SEMA ANE OU RE TE ‘ AeA eae GARE Uate Soe and wh poselble should be ferred to as ‘a preacher of righteous- as preacher of Hise bargaining f ’ ou J ased popularity o. we i more natural and realistic in t My @ straight handle. ‘ \ I 1 sz" Moses wos allowed to go on Ket. an this market was calle! w market It became necessary to ‘ Jarr's atrange vay guve an ex " eaten raw. When ked they should "°° ‘ fA. markethouss boxide the bis > Market 1 cuse that appeared genune and bone ‘ ee grad COMER AKO Who was allowed to come on Mount Sinai w the bonton al, aR RSRISS: ANG ONLAE t w “ 1 . A Denver Inventor's collar Dotled, spine qeneralieusiomy tut fe ne een Gade 3. God spoke Ten Command- in the seve vs in 1701. ‘These were the good , met 4 Miss Trene button resembles a metal bow voted, as gen ; i. es 3. To what tribe of people did God ments to the Children of Inrac The ‘ peaniven ! pre-war days we hear so mich basket Ca nsfixing M Jarr knot and spear linked together, in order to preserve thetr valuable speak the Ten Commandments? 1 en Herod the Great rebullt end of Han ind co when good prime pork retailed ‘The tu ed in with look, “Why don't you being held tn place when @ né@ curative ties they should 4, When of Samaria, he calle : iipenes x after th witt 4 j mt with al : ee Nr renee the Grant anus f Samaria led tt Spla..cor qantihe (aern Conk nce a pound and Indian corn his lat (ei ckhtle is firmly tied. be steamed te and what liquor fi city maria, at dis ° ‘id be had fer two shilling in 1 call it? Brooklyn were a tomed: t t wo st Mayhe he d whe bo ® falls off should not be thrown away, Sal! it Spirit. of God came pon + . tire, Th the fre fuel H e 7 but should be used for sauces and _ % How wae it possible for Saul to saul, muking it possible for him to PANE under the bak ree ‘ D ; " ‘ ‘ I Inventor has given a ne @houls ‘ prophesy when he was only an ob- proplen Meved from tha # 1 RUS OVSR eng eye Bikol ona ; aad. Jeuniva hepacn thie ! nation padlocks. TAmeaee _ ae aise zigazatak sourelimant ‘The mame Naomi means “pleas. tradesmen, irom wt ne of RIATHAS NG Khe <AnIAUs: Wile Tye Vou, In \ i WY und to pover, nowes k hong to | dial to enable tt to be opened Tomatoes are caiied ‘‘vegetable cai 6, What was the meaning of the ant.” street venders to-day must é of 1717 marked an era from Which iar no : J sheds Phitadaiphia in the dark " . omel"” for their beneficiat and cura- namo Naomi? Sopyright, 1 ‘Triangle Feature Service, BCONded, Were a keen biicin hie cven'a were dated for many years was the onc fp Market, At these words Mpa. Jarr screamed ‘