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HOME GYMNASIUM
FOR WOMEN
To Preserve Health, Strength
and Figure
Y FAULINC FURLONQ
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THE EVENING WORLD,
'$64,1i SURPLUS fIR
N. Y. RAILWAYS CQ.
MONDAY, OOTOBXR 18. 191.
STEFANSSIN TELLS IF
6REAT RIMES IF ICE
NO. 32 THV. rr.KT AM)
AHKl.ES; HOW TO ST AS IK
Till k wa aliall l mi es
Ill Mr lit a crrir, cititl It lurludt-s
rrrlwa mid irratnu nta (or the lisiidr
fel, lrf and rniktea Ural of all; I
ill trll liatc m many
tomplslnt about tlm utrrtrkM and ,
tiiutli sbuard fH Ta bijclu i
do not and nttrr harr U-rn taux'.t
lo atsnd 4'orwtlr, and It l Oi l I
liljli ........... .11 ikj I.....I.1.. ,.r il .
fft In aflrr llfr,
tr It of Mrr Milk) (hrr t'lw.iir.
tnl rllrf, hut Im-h my amy timvn j
fur nt'ulMtlHK Ihi NlJ-t o lone,
fof do not roiuliltr any
cultuic couiai- (but dwa Hut incluilu
It rompletr
Thi of my nuilcia who .if rnni.
tilled lo Muixl mailt hn.ua a Im tr
prnliiilily thi oihii mIki mv nuffrrnl '
muat iiri I.Minly from dunlins. NCH.t.ir
nnd awollo.i f.'ct ii.nl tlull ii.iina from
Ihn uiikle lo the il f "if fuvl Till
U nfti'ii Mic i fp u) t of lUttrnn! frcl,
vhlrh urii-ri Inula lo iiinri' crlrut
Mllmeiila, audi nit niTViiunniki, link
nwillliiK iiml lii'uiluclifN, li m only In
ircent )i'nm Unit iH'ojilo nr' luirin
ul.iK to uiulcmliiiiil lliut whit liny
oiil'c thouulit wcru tl.inifi'roii ciiinli.
tloim of th" tilooil veaarla of tin1 fi!t
ami rlii'tiiiutMni. la In n-nllty flu' ten
liir of tin .irch of tin- foot.
PROPER STANDING.
To Hlarl wan, you nnint ttrat learn
thi rlKht iioKltlon of thi) rct In u
norninl ronIIHon TIij nhouM do
ttirnxd ilralKlit forwanl uml, when
In llili (Million. Klluhlly hollow. ! at
tti'i Nl'len The wrlxlit of tlui lioO)
mul iho priMHiri) nhonhl lo ilnrcl on
thi- lnnr nlo mul llif grunt li". thi j
on. nr niiio unit uir ni-i'i. ami not on
thi inniT lil alone, wliiro tin' urcli
.u i.tt...u.
Tlic Imiiurtant tioms an.! itz.-imcntx '
At tho kneia a lo hrlil linn ami Mnicht
whi'n you HSHUtnn tint coiuct foot
liimltlon, aiul many li' fornilt of tln
li'Kii aro illrri'tly iluo lo linpi opor
Kalkinir. Winn wo turn thn toco out
tho thUh bom In thrown rUhl out of
unar mul twin! towtirJ lliu Inner
kIiIo. uml tliU, of I'oiirno, rhnnc-a tli)
ki'- joint, so that tin iuubcIoh i'un
not kii'p tho Uwh tralKllt. Thl
ofinii cniiM-K Unoi'U-kni'iM and bow
lo, which woulil iiuvpr huvn ap-noan-il
hnd tho child t on tuuht
-tul In llfo to point thn toes per.
frclly HtinlKht mnli-ail of outwunl,
which lit tho foolleh ruatont of to-day.
The unKhtly bulelnir of tho ankle
bone at thn Inner Hide, and largo
anklOH nn also ronults of turning
tho toi-H out. thun-by throwing all
of tho wlhl ft tho body on tho
avch, and It M tliroiiBh this continual
pii-ismR on the uroh that the dol oatii
liKumontfl and ti-ndotiM aro forci-d out
or thiilr proper po.Htloni and trotcho.l
until thi) arch falls. llittinlnK tho
fuot and caiiHinK It to luai im nutuMl
m.rltiK nl elaMlolly. Tho lnti-n..
s uffcrlim' and dull iuIiih urn cuum-d
by the atiwln " t'" ll',,,l,H
tho c.on.Han' prf-mliiK on the nerve
.ind blood Vi'HtielH.
IMmt of nil. then. It I important to
learn to point tho toci proyorly wlitn
wulklntr. and to-days IHuMiatlon
will rIvo you soino Idea of thin, iou
should Bdoct a fihoc which haa a
tendonry to twist the foot Inward
and throw the wolht toward tho
onter aidb. and l ho hoIi-h. when ho d
toircther. ahould lorm a Ht.aluht UUJ
oil tin. inner H.U.. I.iad usv. tnode
rntely low .straight a.o'. and Imyo tho
general appouranco of bolus piseon-
"kvch in theso dnyM of extremes It
la nulto po.lblo u purohnBo com
mon Honso" shoes In a Kreat.tnany of
tho Hliops. and It Is u Rood plan to
h:,Y m-vnrnl talrn on band and
chunito them, oven nioro than once h
dav If poHHlblc. . ,
To-morrow I will explain to you
how tho ealvot and anklaa may ba
Improved.
Letters From Evening World
Headers Following MisH
Furlong's Lessons.
It. M. writes: "I am very Blad to
i .... iimi. iiki many of your other
f.illone, your liiHtruutlnnv lmvn doiioj
mo a world 01 koou. i-iouu
inn If onlonn are kwhI for llu; blood
mid conipUxion. Do tliei iiuko ono
feel ilrowp when eaten In tho morn
Ins? Will tincture of benzoin Injuro
he skin?" . , , . ,
Onlonn are Rood for tho Wool and
comploxlon. They contain n powerful
hiilphur oil and also promoto dlces
lion, Induce sleep, relievo rhiiunaillc
paina and aro n uplendld remedy lor
cotiKhH and colds. Vhey will mako
you drowsy If eaten In tho ruoriilne.
Iloiwiln Is not Injurious to the iiktn.
11 bleaches It and Is n stroiic a-itrlnu-unt.
It should bo used imicil diluted.
If put In cold croiuus and lotloiw It
preserves thorn. ,
I.AUIUnTA nslts; "Will you kind
ly i.t.iUi what kind of fnw plmotto
to use for developing the bust? rlhould
I sol tho oxtraot. elixir or what? Tho
ilruKRlst says sn' palmotto Is too In
lellnlte, lliercforo I cannot ob'ulu It.'
Ont tho fluid extract fciiw palmetto
and lako ten to fifteen drops (one
iiimrlor touspoonful) In half a kIunh of
.trin milk or water. After a while
oii may tnurcuau tho doso to one
'half teaspoonftil.
AtAHOAIlirr 11. (Halt f.alto CHy)
asks: "fan the mint ileelopur con-
UlnlniJ tlic nulil OXtraei Boatsruo uu
taken without the slmplo ayrup?'
It cannot,
VAhTi;it IC (Denver) asks: "What
can I do for a soft com botween tho
toes?" , , ,
Corns ure n part of tho cuticle
made hiird by jircssurc. They nro of
three varieties hard, noft and vascu
1 ir. While nil corns .no more or less
painful, the soft ones am imt mosi
imlnful of all. while they last, which,
fortunately, Is not lone after starling I
the. treatment, on thoy aro not deep
rooted. They appear bntivi nn tho toes ,
and arc the result of improper drying
or perspiration. Alwnya b.ithu tho
foot in hot water for at least ten
mlnutos when treating any kind of a ,
corn, to oftnn It and draw out Oio I
Inflammation. I's a ftood mndlcatod
uniin. rtrc thn feet well and cut the
'oafs -wllh a, ahjixp pointed knlio
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' a aainMOai .f pm,m d,.
)ttmf f ft! lor rwMiintm. it iakM
" mmMH mmiM ta whi ix
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ft i If iff fmmt fit HfM-m
ivriri.u m , A Ml Ihff Itinuft
Tk M In a M KM nfmt VaN
jm) rfriNk iti.rH.iiv wMt, r4
fuM l;tfrr4iMff ttc Ikr Hfrt wnt
tet'MKH.' and I bar (rHM aaaar
Irn'iiFii rtiffU frwm inadHta ha bttr
rid liffiief. rtiP4fnva(Um fir
maliMit y IfuiH Ihrtii. Tako aMnr
kl t'liulit. fit lilln r hut brf-ada, .in
trn't, U rbly (-.iiihI dlahfia a ad
I'tiU mat, f any DM .a try liu
potlant W II nr. lea l Mill a (i.nalant
ritir if iur liutamia and Muull ik
I t) alate in ItiK ir If a an J
Iwana are fjttmintf "
Indeed, liny rp trry fattening
newport7s7ooIax
for boys of the navy
aafxii., i. fa A
HJ V ?..;-ViaMlJ ViiW- !
V r aaBMi raH af Itx mrV
MaHaia CSaaaaiaia) law ttaa
immt tm MaM a af IMje in
araa aiatw Mva a aMMrar.
la M Itfl.lM i. aai.Ha '
aaa a a)aHiw mI iiiai 4i r-eaa
f IIK.M!
AflM all laatMHi la fx .u4ia I . ift
n ii ajattia b Hi
Mail a 4tii4H r ICI.H at
ila4 wtttt nt m iitr fur ir
wlliiK Itxa mimM axi remainrd
h Stmern
M AHMOM. I4 II '
mmtk atM and tj ( a t44-r m
-ua la If. 4. W II IMW ff Ih
I frftafaHr f Mlltlan frmi inlmr
Mtfanaaoa Arttc i4Mr frwm Mi
MKn. m lha amilheaat ia1 aif flati
liftd.ln aU.jt tl 4-fa fiMlh la t !! '
Ilia MtH ai wrlllaa Jan It lel
ahd aa rinalld In (Hlewa (rt II
INi a Mil I'lp Juilnc thf alwrarr
if th rum I h wHIi in )ur Itailli
aeaturaa la Mad aofitrlhli.f if)laM
al.an ata nrrumalam of antftaaf kaM '
ivr In tanii," lia arlUa
I tanixrt nnl lh irlaranr .ar, IkiI
Nan
frawH a crvaa ineaur r llt.IVa 1(T
IN hit aUlf-o.mt I,, the aloi kheld-ra I ".,lBk. ,.ou "''"
... ,. ul , . , . iui alalaiutnl thai i.rura Hi
rrrviiirni piwhip ifinra m inr lung
lndlKK rofHtuveray bena-rrn lh rltr
and l twmpany titer fralirltlaa tai
aawaanifiita fur the )rara 11J, k
and 114, and polnla out that aa t)i
mo iurtlona are liiVohnl aa tliita
whlrh aroar In lIO and lll. arlilch
were ilirulnl in favor of tlie roniny
by III" Court of Appeals, It la rlear.y
In (In tnlireala of t ie rlty and lha
r jin pan y that tlieae Can-a ahould b
r'inironilanl rather than triad.
f an'a alelaiiMM llial .rura lidaaa of
a l art ortrt arr it iat iikii-
I any lata, I itmmitor t. tat aa tn ;
Ida 'Karthaat North ' 1
"I tiava n many piuia rldfta M
faat blrli I liat a 4H4afrah of a
Cuui on ley of a atnt.lt pttra Ihtl i ,
nrrr tt fal lilli I Wnua arrtftl
l tllna CaHalna who iialdr II a,
mailer f i-iinnioo arivnMf' Ihtt ref
fuia lldara mar I aa blah aa Ihalr
iniar lit- 11 In lis) laat ova lha aaa. i
AHtirntly llanan nrr aw-aiul it
anna I'rary nrrrr aaw -Ire prtatura
that rotnlaa Willi that on lb Alaakan
rf.t" i
If Moi-jIj Don't linprovtr, Malioii
Will He Kcmoved, KiiIrIu
Tdls KesiJems.
NKWI'OltT. Ort. ls.-TJiere was a'
largo crowd nt thn meetlnu In tho,
flpera llousn yesterday lo con-j
aider the question raited by tho let-I
Icra recently written by Hoar Admiral I
Knlxlu and Capt. Itoiror Welle of the (
Naval Train In if Htatlon, naaertlnc ,
that unlets moral conditions were I let
tered none of tho young men of the '
Htatlon would be allowed liberty here.
I tear Admiral Knlieht told the nu-
'dlenco that Newport would loso the
I station altogether unlrmi condltloim
! wero bettered, and, further, that th '
! Atlantic Fleet would nut h i In Nor
raifansett Hay If tho otllclats of the
city did not atop Illegal liquor selling,
I gambling and othor wild. He lorl
lllnd the common tailor, tbo enlisted
which has been dipped in peroxide of I man of tho navy, saying:
hydrogen. Ho very careful not to cut "Tako l.WO mon from all wnlki of
i'f Cou'do'so l.pidy'I.roxidu'onco llf0' "k" lh- " of
onV Huff of erfee ly ol-un rotton ",C8' ttml 1-w' I,,uu fro,n U,B
Z not proeVrthNh, Treatment Per-onnel-not .elected me... but typ.
until thn blood ceases to flow. Place 'C"1 ,u,n'lMte.d ,"V".Tnni,1 1 a navy mn
between the toes a pleco of cotton vt,uM ''pat Hl.t5n clvU P.0" ,ovcr'
saturated with spirits of turpentine ',,r- Tho enlisted man of to-day U
and tlo up with gauze. Apply thla ' '"' leclmon of manhood."
-n-
MOW TO STAND
1845 EitablUhcd 70 Yean 1915
If yon aru looking for the latest and beat there
is in a player-piano, don't fail to examine the won
derful new model
Waters Autola Player-Pianos
They are right up-to-date with improvements
and eonlain exclusive features of great value.
Very attractive low prices and easy terms are
oirered and old pianos taken in exchange al a liberal
valuation. Send for Catalogue.
Horace Waters (Si Co.
134 Fifth Avenue, near 18th Street
Branch Stores
OPEN EVENINGS
127 W. 42d St., near Broadway
254 W. 125th St., near 8th Ave.
371 . 149th St., near 3rd Avo.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
J BAI
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
$500,000,000
Anglo-French Five Year 5 External Loan
THE JOINT AND SEVERAL OBLIGATION
OF THE GOVERNMENTS OF
THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
AND
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
DUE OCTOBER 15, 1920
DATED OCTOBER 15. 1915
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL 15 AND OCTOBER 15
Bo tli principal and Interest payable In New York City In United States gold coin,
without deduction for any present or future British or French Taxes
Coupon bond in denominations $100, $500, and $1,000, which may be registered as to principal.
Registered bonds in denominations of $1,000, $10,000 and $50,000 and authorized multiplaa.
Coupon and registered bonds interchangeable.
Convertible, at the option of the holder, on any date not later than April 15. 1920, or (provided that notice be given not
later than April 15, 1920) at maturity, par for par, into 15-25 Year Joint and Several 4't PC cent. Bonds of the Governments ol
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and the French Republic Such 4'2 per cent, bonds will be payable, principal
and interest, in United States gold coin, in New York Gty, free from deduction for any present or future British or FretitH Uses,
will mature October 15, 1940, but will be redeemable, at par and accrued interest, in whole or in part, on any interest date not
earlier than October 15, 1930, upon three months notice.
A large amount of these bonds having already been withdrawn for Investment, we, whose
names appear below, offer, on behalf of a country-wide group of Institutions
and bankers, the unsold balance, subject to prior sale and change In price
PRICE 98 AND INTEREST, YIELDING NEARLY 5 PER CENT.
Payment may bo made either in full on October 29th or at the option of the purchaser, 50 per cent, on
October 29th and the balance on December 3rd.
Application will bt utdc to Hit thria bomU on tht Ntw York Stock Esehanft
Tcmpartrjr bond will bt rttdv (rr dtlivtry on or tbout Octobtr 29th, txchtnittbU lor thi dtfinitlm baodt wbrn prtptrad.
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Bank ol America
Bank of New York
Chemical National Bank
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
Bankers Trust Com pan
Central Trust Company
Columbia Trust Company
equitable Trust Company
August Belmont & Co.
Chas. D. Barney & Co,
Blair & Co.
William P. BonbrlQiU A Co., Inc.
Brown Brothers & Co.
Clark, Dodge & Co.
Harvey FIsk & Sons
Heldelbach, Ickelheimcr & Co.
Hallgartcn & Co.
N. W. flalsey & Co.
J. P. Morgan A Co.
Hanover National Bank
Importers & rraders National Bank
Irving National Bank
Liberty National Bank
Manhattan Company
Mechanics & Metals National Bank
Farmers Loan A Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
New York 'trust Company
Harris. Forbes a Co.
A. Iselln A Co.
Kean, Taylor A Co.
Kidder, Paabody A Co.
KlsseL Klnnlcutt A Co.
Kountxe Bros.
La sard Frcrsi
A. B. Leach A Co.
Lt), Hlgglruoa A Co.
Ladartburo, Thalmann A Co.
Merchants National Bank
National Bank ol Comma c
National City Bad
National Park Bank
Seaboard National Bank
Title Guarantee A Trust Company
Union Trust Company
United States Mortgage A Trust Company
United States Trust Company
MalUand, Copnell A Co.
Montgomery. Clothier A Tyler
Potter. Cnoate A Praatlc
Wm. A. Read A Co.
Redmond A Co.
Remlck, Hedges a Co.
Khoades A Company
William Salomon A Co.
J. A. W. SeUgman A Co.
Spencer Trask A Co.
White Welti A Co.
GIMBELS
"5th Birthday Sales"
Wonderful New Attractiom Every Day ,
Net an lota f lemin intoreit, but & tUidily expaadinr nUiutl
ttm; t constantly incrfluinf list ef merchandise attractiens. OIMBILS
was never mere enf aginr, never more allurlnr in its appeals.
, The whole utoro in kw.hk..ik merrily along, iJoIiik an October business that
is absolutely wonderful, but not without most excellent reason.
And h we Hay rifiain, Come tomorrow to the busiest store in Qrester
New York.
Devotees of Fashion Living Within 100 Miles of
Greater New York Should Not Fail to Attend
wmeuide cet &oi&ttefa
It Ih a history making event that more than 100,000 women
have already attended. EVERY ONE wan enthusiastic over the
Most Recent Masterpieces of the Great Paris Dressmakers
CaliolHofurt IhtmUtl Jenny llrrnant Dawtl
Marital tl Armntul Chmiil lluUoz I'anuin Wctht
A dclijihtful feature every morning and aftermxin
The Autumn Uritle with her uttcnclanta.
An Added Attraction of Tremendous Interest!
vlmmcMi (Sown, Suit, IKriw and Accessories of Dress
tlint were Hcen litat week at Carnegio Hull, when tho International Fashion Show Asso
V.0,,l0cF., nn u,abof frMhton Extravaganza for which they charged $3 a seat.
GIMHEL3, however, will make no charge.
Costume will be Displayed Daily on Mannequins
At 10.30 A. M. to 12 M. At 1.30 '. M. to 3 '. Al. Elrhth floor
$4 Irish Damask
All-Linen Pattern
Table Cloths,
$2.75
Neatly scalloped. Five
charming circular dcfligtiH.
Diameter, 70 inches.
Real Madeira 13
Piece Hand-Embroidered
Luncheon Sets
at $3.50
Solid and eyelet effects
applied on fine round
thread Irish linen. Hand
scalloped. Bleached Huck Tow
els, at (doz.) $2.16
Neatly hemmed ends.
Key and stripe bonier ef
fects. Size i 8x3(5 inches.
Second Floor
Room Size, 9x12 ft. Wool
Wilton Rugs, $.25 & $33
In the smaller sizes, similar nunlitloa nm ss 7i fa
the 36x63 in. size, and $3.75 for the 27x54 in.
ISO One-Pieoe 8aafoi4tM
Axinlnster Run. at. $20
18.60 and 11.60 Hall Runners, $6.26 and $7.75
123.60 Seamed Sanford Ax-
$17.50
AW 200 are left. Aluo others, mostly one of n kind, st half price.
Hardwick & Magee Francb
Wiltons
Sm22Kx3G Inches (ill
Slie27xM Inches
SIse 8663 Inches 10.M
Sse4ft.6ln.x71t.6in....ti.ie
SlieGIUxOIt M.M
sua a it. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in. . .M.M
SUe 9 ft. x 12 ft M.M
Sire 9 ft- x 15 ft , 86.W
pais Axmlnsters
Sjw) G ft. x 9 ft 916.80
S ro 8 t. 3 In. x 10 ft. 6 in. . .38.80
S w 9 t. x 12 ft 80.00
Size U ft. x 15 ft 88.00
Whlttall's Anglo-Persian
Size 22HilG Inches f4.80
Size 27x64 inches 6.76
Size 36x63 inches.. 10.76
Size 4 ft. 6 in. x 7 ft. 0 in... .83.00
Size 6 ft. x 9 ft .39.80
Size 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. U in . .68.00
Size 9 ft. x 12 ft. 66.00
Size 9 ft. x 15 ft 8.00
Sanford's
Sizo 22H x 80 inches. .
Size 27x5-1 inches.
Size 30x70 Inches .
Size 4 ft. 0 in. x G ft. C in.
Beauvais
fl.60
. 2.35
. 4.26
.. 8.60
Bixtb Floor
Yd
Sulendid $2.50 K Porjlin
A Silk-and-Wool Fabric in All the Newest Shades
Included are such wanted tones as wistaria, navy, Russian creen. AfYiivm
brown, Joffre blue, and many others. The value is typical of the splendid
offerings in our great October Sale of Silks, now in progress. second riaec
?1.50
Silk Hosiery. at GIMBELS
Tho tub has no terrors for
PHOENIX
SILK HOSE
It washes wonderfully and
"comes up smiling." Made
only of the finest grade puro
dyu thread Milk. Wear it
overy day for economy us
well as apxnrance. It Is mar
vvlounly (turuble.
Our l-'ull csfortments in all
the new wulghts and colors
aru now complete.
Men's, 50c to 81.60 pair.
Women's, 76o to $2 pair.
Main Floor
Women's White Cot
ton Union Suits, 76c
iiAu ""Pdpnolly good 6th
Birthday special value. Allsizes.
nigh neck, long sleeves, also
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