Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 28

OVEN BAKED BEANS Vigorous young chaps need nutritive, body-building food. But they want their food to taste good, too. Both boys and their fathers al- ways want more Heinz Baked Beans. And it pleases mothers to give them all they want. Heinz Beans are Really Baked- by dry heat in real ovens. ‘This not only develops the real baked bean flavor, but also makes the beans di- gestible and nutritive. . X HEIN2 Baked Beans with Pork and ‘Tomato Sauce £ -~~~ HEINZ Baked Pork and Beans (with- out Tomato Sauce) Boston style HEINZ Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce without Meat (Vegetarian) HEINZ Baked Red Kidney Beans ot [J 3 9 Your Hair Needs Danderine Save your hair and double its beauty. You can have lots of long, thick, strong, lustrous hair. Don’t let it stay lifeless, thin, scraggly or fading. Pring back its color, vigor and vitality. Get a 35-ceat bottle of delightful “Danderine” at any drug or toilet counter to freshen your scalp; check dandruff and falling hair. Your hair needs stimulating, beautifying “Danderine” to restore its life, color, brightness, 2bundance. Hurrv. Girls! Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star|: e -y 4 BY ELENORE DE 'WITT EBY. Some ‘of the newgélors recently sponsored in New Yotk jhave names possessing a decldidly, domestic savor, such as “pewten'® “zinc” and “sponge.” The shaded vary slightly from the grays and tans which have been used so much, .and the mnovel appellations serve to distinguish | them. Perhaps the most popular of the three is “pewter,” for the buyers say that it has created“a sensation on the “Gay White Way.” Pewter is a medium gray tint with just a suggestion of blue in it. A tallored street frock is developed from pewter-gray Poiret twill. with sleeve and narrow girdle lining of brocaded henna duvetyn. The neck is cut in-a low ‘V¥ st the front and a dainty gilet of €ream-colored embroidered organdy appears in the opening. The sleeves are three- quarter length and bell shaped, with a row of self-colored buttons running up one side of each. A narrow hem- med border of the. mat#rial serves as the only edging for bbth neck and sleeves. The skirt, fehich is of a medium width, has a conventional pattern of stitching at each side to relieve its simplicity. The long streamer girdle ties in’a loose knot over one hip and the ends hang TAILORED STREET DRESS OF GRAY POIRET TWILL. almost to the skirt hem. Pewter gray is also the color of an attractive little afternoon frock of crisp taffeta, with black velvet and flower trimming. The bodice has short, flaring set-in sléeves and a rounded neck with a fitted collar ex- tending to each side Rf ithe center front, where the materfal is gashed Oy hto expol yestee. - Row! v Both back and bodjce -to fit in t. which' ik circled by a ~ | black Velvet streamer. The skirt, wide, circular and flaring, is composed of a succession of narrow tucks, while the lower edge is stiffened out by arow of cording. Sprays of pastel-tinted flow- ers are laid on the velvet streamer and the lower part of the skirt to add the finishing touch. Another exquisite afternoon gown is of taffeta, in the shade of blue fa- FROCK OF MRS. HARDING TAFFETA. WITH GRAY BRI TRIMMING. vored by the new “first lady of th land,” and called in her hopor *Mi Harding blue.” The basque bodics has a collariess neck cut in a square both front and back. The sleeves, which are attached to a foundation, are puffed out slightly, but the full- ness is caught in with narrow gre; satin ribbons. below which small ruf- fles appear. The skirt has an exceed- ingly narrow foundation, over which hangs a tunic composed of layers of tucks. Fruit trimming seems to be gaining in popularity, and this gown has a cluster of small seif-material apples at one side of the bodice and additional ones placed at intervals around the uppermost tuck. A spring suit is developed from navy tricotine, with unusual black braid trimming. The comt is made somewhat on Eton jacket lines, with oblong strips cut out the hem at equal intervals. In the spaces thus made there appear insets of nar- row braid pieces stitched together and overlapping each other in shut- ter fashion. Single braid strips out- rolling collar and bell-shaped ished with ‘wall paper, rugs and furniture, they |the prevailing color of its back- are the prettiest possible; the best[ground, or with the highest note of balls, knots together in the front. The skirt is rather narrow. and has an overlapped xlit at one side. A new turban i one of elaborate iridescent beaded work, draped into a few simple but graceful folds. The brim rolls up just a bit at the lower SMALL TURBAN WITH ALL-OVER BEADING AND GRAY OSTRICH TRIMMING. edge, and then curves in. Above this a fold of material is draped across obliquely, reaching to one side of the top piece of the crown at the front. A spray of gray ostrich feather fronds makes a charming trimming and fur- nishes a soft color contrast to the brilliancy of the beading. HOME ECONOMICS. BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT. i Cretonne in the Living Room. | If the walls and rug of the living room are plain, then there should be reitef and variety in the curtains and upholstery, and it is often wise to plan a room in this way, because walls and rugs are more or less per- manent, but curtains and coverings can be changed from time to time. The delightful cretonnes, printed linens and chintzes on the market make such a plan attractive. But care must be taken not to mix colors and patterns regardlessly; there is really room for only one large- figured cretonne in one room. Plain cushions should be used on divans and chesterfields covered with figured cretonne, and curtains or other hang- ings, if they cannot be the same pat- tern as the cretonne, should be plain as well. One tires easily of large col- ored designs. tnless they are m: carefully chosen, and as a rule more { quickly of animals and birds in such designs. than of flowers, real or con- dealgns. tham O Gouraud’s Oriental Cream L) NN clean as a new pin. In Maryland, the home of the International Bed- ding Company, the sanitary bedding laws forbid the use of im- pure materials in the filling of mattresses. But the standards of Conscience Brand mat- tresses are more exact- ing than this progres- sive law. Nothing is left undone In making or wrapping to bring the mattress to you ab- solutely clean and sani- tary inside and out. ‘When you can buy a mat- tress which is so far supe- rior—and at a reasonable price—why take a chance on an unbranded mattress? Say to yoar dealer: “I want a Conscience Brand Mattress.” Conscience Brand Mattresses International Bedding Co., € -to|| combining & pretty cretonne with DONT PAY A BIG PRICE FOR FOOD The e?a(l)lSty etil:pensive food i? gen e poarest in rea nutriment. Considering its high nutritive value, Shredded Wheat Biscuit is without doubt the cheapest food inthe world today. It contains all the rich musde-making elements inthe whole wheat grain The price was not pushed up on account of the war so we donthave to come down. Shredded Wheat contains more real nutriment than meat or eggs.and costs much less. Two Biscuits served with hot milk make a warm, nourishing meal for the cold days. J plain color, and of several chairs one or two may be cushioned or uphol- stered In it. Cretonne is particularly suitable in a room where wicker fur- niture is used, as in’ country homes and bungalows. Cretonnes and chintzes vary great-!| “If it has a The Store —Ewverything for the Motorist wringer it isn't a Laun- Dry-Ette” A GROWING NUMBER of up-to- date women maintain the at- tractive appearance of their hands even though they do their own washing. The Laun-Dry-Ette enables them to do this. This wringerless wash- ing machine washes, rinses, blues and dries for the line. No need of stationery tubs and tiresonre wring- ing. No need to put a hand in the water. WOMAN’S PAGE. 1y in quality. Linen is, of course, the best, dear as it §s. But it dm not pay, in any case, £6 buy any large quantity of cheap cretonne; it fa $0 s00m that the very bor of sewing on it is wasted. (Copyright, 1921.) for Things Electrical -~ LAUN-DRY-ETTE l WASHES AND DRIES WITHOUT A WRINGER l We have a Laun-Dry Take a Vote on Pies Take a vote on piesin your home and you’ll make mostly raisin pies. For this is the pie that men think most delicious. Raisins furnish 1560 units of energizing nutriment per pound. They are 75 per cent pure fruit-sugar in practically predigested form. So the nutriment of raisin pie is almost immediately assimilated. Raisins are rich in iron also, which brings the bloom of youth to women’s and children’s cheeks. When you eat raisins you eat a “beauty food” as well as one healthful. Try raisin pie tonight. Yeu’ll never have to ask men what pie they like thereafter. Every first-class baker has this pie, or if you wish to make it yourself, we publish here the tested recipe for the chief of pies. Nnow.sec 1328 - 30 NEW YORK AVE. MAIN 6800 L v-Ette on our sales floor which will interest | you. A washing done with it in your own home will convince you. May we explain? TR Recipe for Real Raisin Pie Cut This that's s Out and Keep It Sun-Maid Raisins 1Y% cups boiling water 1 cup sugar 4 tablespoons cornstarch Juice 1 rind 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind orange 1 tablespoon grated orange 1 cup chopped walnuts Baltimore and Richmond. EEER The Palais Royal : Complete collection of SUN-MAID Cook raisins in boiling water for five minutes; pour into sugar and corn- starch which have been mixed. Cook crusts. Walnuts may be omitted if Conscience Brand Mattresses B and Box Springs at famously g low Palais Royal prices. Fourth Floor. W because they measure up to our standard of hyflenle qual- ity for bed furnishings. House & Herrmann Seventh and | Streets Nationally Known Con- science Brand Mattresses on sale at Goldenberg’s Furni- ture Store—Seventh and K A g:mfie%?fim Mz (.I::::mvui;, g::::‘hl{xzu: m : s ey ; Sun-Mazi PSS . from choicest California table grapes, (grown without seeds); Sun-Maid i Cut This Outand Send It} tender, meaty, juicy and thinkinned. Clusters (on the stem). All dealers 1§ : E Packed in California in a sunlighted, %€l them. Insist upon the Sun-Mald § Cilifornis Amccisred Babin Co. =~ 1. glass.walled plant. 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