Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1921, Page 22

WOMAN'’S PAGE. SEE IN THE WASHINGTON SHPOS. Before Monday. The careful housewife knows that the .clothes that are going into the ‘wash on Monday need some attention before Monday comes. If there is a laundry chute in your house be sure that no clothes ever catch and linger in the chute. Usually you will have a clothes basket to receive the clothe; at the outlet of the chute in the base- ment. You should have right by this basket a wooden clothes rack and as the clothes arrive at the base of the chute those that are wet or damp should be hung up to dry on the rack. Many persons send down dam el and wet washcloths, and i are allowed to lie beside color clothes they will undoubtedly become discolored. Moreover, the moisture may cause mildew or mold in a very short time. It is a fact not always Lknown by every housewife that clothes are soiled are harder to wash when they have remained soiled for some time. Many sorts of stain are oxydized finto the material as time goes on and it is much harder to erad- icate after many days have elapsed than when first sonu{ 1t is likewise true that perspiration, if allowed to remain on a garment, assumes a dark- er. more tenacious stain. Coftee and tea are among the stains that become set. Chdcolate is also in this class. For this reason when such things have spilled on table linen the piece containing the stain should be taken immediately, or as s0on as pos- sible, and placed so that the stain comes over the top of a bowl or pa Then holding a teakettle of boilin, BY ELENORE DE WITT EBY. The season is now far enough ad- vanced for us to form a definite opin- ion of what the distinctive character- istics of spring and early summer will be. In spite of the fact that Paris modistes have declared that skirts shall be longer, America shows her independence ot the foreign fash- fon dictator by decreeing that they shall remain short. The principal trend at present is toward wider skirts and.-tighter bod- ices. Many of the spring suits show oring in the skirts to make them are, while taffeta dresses are corded or wired to-give the same effect. The popularity-of the wide skirt is not yet quite assured, though, and many of the smartest new models are either very narrow. or have narfow founda- tions with wider tunics over them. The favored. colors -for spring are henna and. orange tones, and the varying shades of gray. Trimmings are bright ‘and elaborate, with braid embroidery as the newest feature. A new suit is developed in navy poiret twill, with a short blouse of gray canton crepe attached to the skirt. The coat is short and flaring and is cut on eton jacket lines. The sleeves are three-quarter length and wide at the lower edges. The roll- P —— * Dandy for Candy Easy to Make "YOUR PROTECTION: This mark is oaly on original Kard. Lookfor it Do not be deceived by imitations that might look like Karo onthe oufside—but taste differently on the inside. TAILORED HAT IN WHICH TWO KINDS OF STRAW ARE COMBINED ‘WITH RIBBON. brim, which turns up sharply in the front and extends in a point at one side, is of very coarse interwoven yel- low straw, which a glossy satin water some four or flve inches above cup Karo 3 cunces Chopped Nots oL o D Iace oL I8 o by Ic s phuck thelwatecuthromien cup Hot Water 2 ounces Chopped Raising the brim is edged by a fold of dark |the stain. Often stains that would 2 Egge (whitss only) 1 teaspoon Vanilla brown gros-grained ribbon, which is|come out readily in this fashion be- 2 cups Sugar accordion pleated. The crown is of |COMe 80 deeply imbedded after a week or so that they will require strong bleaches to remove later. Apples With Roast Beef. Take one-half cup of sugar and one-half cup of water and boil for five minutes. Add one teaspoonful of butter and the juice of half a lemon. Pour this over a dish of sliced apples, and bake, This is delicious served 28 a vegetable with roast beef. fine yellow-grass straw, woven in cir- cular strips. Two large jet buttons at one side of the brim give a con- trasting touch of trimming. A dainty frock for afternoon wear in the spring is made of navy taffeta and has a contrasting lapel collar of coffee-colored georgette, lace edged. The short set-in sleeves have huge, flaring cuffs, which stand out stiffly, because they are banded with three rows of cording. The small basque bodice is cut in a quaint point at the front, while a corded seam on each side of this makes it fit smoothly. There is a short foundation skirt and over this a wide tunic, which is also flared out by means of successive rows of cording. Two long black velvet streamers, dotted with brightly col- ored flowers, make an effective trim- ming to this charming frock. —_—— Dried Beef With Eggs. The most common way of serving dried_or smoked beef is to shave it into thin slices or chips, raw, but a more savory relish may be made of it with little trouble. Put the slices of uncooked beef into a frying pan with just enough boiling water to cover them; set them over the fire for ten minutes, drain off all the water and cut the meat into small bits. Return to the pan, which should be hot, with one tablespoonful of butter and a lit- tle pepper. Have ready some well beaten eggs, allowing four to half a pound of beef; stir them into the pan with the minced meat and toss and stir the mixture for about two min- ube‘:. Send to the table in a covered dish. Boil sugar, Karo and water together till it forms & hard mags in cold water. - Beat whites of eggs very stiff, and beat in the nuts and raisins. Pour on the Bot syrup, beating all the time. When mixture will' istand alofie, drop from teaspoon onto plates, well ciled to prevent sticking, THEE: Masitaticies Refining Company, P.O. Box 161, New York L. A. MOUSSEAU District Sales Representative 407 Vickers Bldg. Baltimore, Md. LIRRTERSYITS Instant Relief! THE WORLD'S BREAD-BASKET It costs more to fill it now than it did a few years ago, All themore reason it should befilled with real food — the kind that supplies the reatest amount of body- uilding'material at smallest cost. Shredded Wheat Biscuit is all food. It is 100 per cent whole wheat, e i contains more real nutriment Hi| ‘ Oriental Cream than meat or eggs orpo- H = - | O : ’ tatoes and costs much less. o Two Biscuits served with hot mflk make a warm, nourishing dish for the cold days. ishness, sneezing. ance. Tastes nice. Tomato Rarebit. Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter and stir in two tablespoonfuls of flour; when smooth add one-half cup of milk and cook until it thickens, stirring all the time. Stew one cup of toma- toes, adding a pinch of baking soda; then strain and stir into the first mixture. When hot add two cups of grated cheese and two well beaten eggs. Cook until smooth, season with salt, red pepper and mustard. Serve with crackers or toast. NAVY POIRET TWILL WITH FLARING. COAT ON ETON LINES. ing collar has lapels on each side and is embrojdered ‘with gray and navy braid at the back. Small loops of iri- descent ds ‘darngle from the stsip of brajd stitching to form a bordér. e same trim 48 used aroudd alh%ke! laeves, wl;ue sev- eral rows. on the gray blouse. 'The i8_very full, and:4s gored so .that it‘flares just a triffe. A distinctive tguch.is added in a wide, G 1 HOF K SON. N Vet HE secret of the mattress is in the filling. The long- fibre filling in Con- science Brand mat-, tresses is the secret of their buoyancy and en- durance after long use. The great sunlight factory uses only the cleanest and best ma- terial. Every mattress comes to your house in a tight-sealed, sanitary package. Conscience Brand NAVY TAFFETA FROCK FCR AFTERNOON WEAR. straight girde of cerise crepe, whic! knots carelessly over one mg. . nother attractive suit is of y twill cord with embroidary and !‘rfi:a trimming of navy blue. The coat is made in loose box style, and the skirt, although’full, hangs straight. The sleeves, which flare a trifle, are about three-quarter length, but an edging mattresses are made in of deep fringe brings them to the three varieties—cotton- wrists. Two rows of embroidery | - DYramid batern circle the slee felt, silk-floss and hair , and a corre: : i 2 T double row of embroldery forma n LS. —all with long-fibre fill: der for the coat, which also has a ing. fringe edging. More embroidery pears t?';lflmeb co;lt colénr. terminated on eac e by 2 lon, R aratty g blue silk tassel. If you want to be hat is & neatly tallored sure that the maitress €01 bines tw straw with gros-grained flgbol;?d.'!\a: — Fashion Notes, 0dds and ends of silk can be beau- tifully “utilized in this way: Co'l‘l‘r the ends of the little wooden cylin- ders with large disks of the ribbon - |drawn down over the ends and tied tightly and smoothly with thread. A larger ;im of sllk is wound about the cylinder, “If raw at the edges, it is neatly turned in. The silk is then neatly whipped into a seam and to the silk-covered ends to keep it from slipping off. ~ Such a chopped-oft broomstick so covered makes a good ::u!; t“,(nl olnl:‘hlch to wind ribbons, left overnight the: look as though smoothly lronedy. ke Silver and black hats are as smart as anything one could choose for for- mal afternoon or for evening wear. ‘The combination of color i in various ways. Sometimes'the hat I;o “tflr‘n‘.: .‘mx with black feathers. me! ver ornaments ar: on a black hat. motM Brand Matiress.” Conscience Brand Mattresses ternational Bedding Co., ’Euumm and Richmond. RS2l [ 3 ° Your Hair Needs Danderine ————— Save your hair and double its beauty. You long, thick, strong, lustrous hair. gon't ktcl‘tnz;elll:dmh - thin, scraggly or fading. Bring back its color, vigor and vitality. Get 2 35-cent bottle of delightful “Danderine® at any drug or Yollet counter to freshen your scalp; check dandruff and falling nir. Your hair needs stimulating, beautifying “Danderine® 1o restore ils life, color, brightness, abundance. Hurry. Girls! use the ure SLivt et atands: otnl:;.nmlo.'.‘u.h ity for bed furni '3 broidering & blas z-upwlt. ind_Chinese-red are :fl t‘l‘”‘“r 'rllt'yl"hnlt I?tlnfllll ect in some o new Bent nsome. e new silk frocks a sun THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1921. Dainty but most attractive are these bunches favors. the ladies and the hatchet penwiper shown a few nights ago for the gen- Sathet Cherries- o { tlemen). about Gather each circle as shown in dia- gram A. Pad place in each a little sachet. three cherries into a bunch with green ribbon, embroider the initials of the guest before whose place at the table the bunch of sachet cherries is to go. These tell the guests their places at the table and make charming favors to take home from a Washington birthday dinner. Mix one-half cup of sugar, one cup of molasses, one-third cup of melted butter, one egg well beaten, one tea- spoonful of cinnamon and one-half tefiwon!ul each of ginger, clovesand | |i salt. mixed with one teaspdonful of boilin, water and three and one-half cups o flour. of an English walnut; sugar and bake them in a quick oven. ‘They will keep a long time—if locked up. N YY) U *Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks Cold in Few Hours Don't stay stuffed-up! snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold right up. The first dose opens clogged-up mnostrils and air passages of head; stops nose running; relieves headache, dullness, fever- “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assist~ Contains no quinine, Things You'll Like to Make. of sachet cherry dinner (These could be used for Simmpantn Cut circles of red satin three inches in diameter. nice and round and Tie On one cherry of each bunch Handy tin boxes of rin is the trade mark FLORA. (Copyright, 1921.) Spiced Molasses Balls. Add one teaspoonful of soda Pinch off small pieces, the size roll them in Zinst “Syracuse” Quit blowing and 1204GSt. - Insist upon Pape’s. ‘Try These Fruit Meats in a luscious pie Just bake one pie according to the recipe below. Fill with plump, tender, juicy Sun-Maid Raisins. Bake so the juice forms a luscious sauce. You’ll be delighted, and so will your men folks. You’ll serve it frequently because this pie is far too good to miss. Bake it yourself or get it from any first-class bakery. Rich in nutriment Califoenia tender, juicy iy : CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED RAISIN CO,, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA Membenbip It’sa man’s prime dessert—full of energizing nourishment to brace him after a hard day. Its pure fruit sugar is practically pre-digested fuel. And raisins contain organic iron, in assimilable form, which brings the rose tint to women’s and children’s cheeks. So raisins promote beauty as well as health. Serve raisin pie, and other raisin foods to insure your supply of iron. RAISINS Use Sun-Maid Raisins always in your cooking. 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