Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1921, Page 32

Beautify s Complexion INTEN DAYS Nadinola CREAM Guaranteed to remove tan, freckles, pimples, sallowness, etc. - treime cases. Rids pores and tissues of impurities. Leaves ‘he skin clear, soft, healthy. At lead- ing toilet counters. If they haven't it, py. mail, two sizes, 60c. nd‘il.n NATIONAL TOMET CO., Paris, Tenn. fabric glove Filosette is a Fownes creation— substitutes are not Made in the USA for men women & children OWNES that’s all you need to ‘know about a Glove (v vav vav vav.vav vav o Mother never . liked germs. b How:she’d scrub the youngsters when they came home from school. ‘You can't 211 what’s ailing the children around you,” she’d caul F ntly she’d take the kiddies to the- park. ~But she dn’t let them drink WOMAN’S PAGE. BY ELENORE DE WITT EBY. _ Fickle Lady Fashion is already los- ing her interest in spring apparel, and has begun to turn her thoughts sum- merward. From present indications the dominating colors will be or- gandy. indestructible voile and chif- fon, but it is difficult to predict what colors will be favored. Cotton fabrics are being exhibited in all the latest shades, such as tangerine, Mrs. Hard- Ing blue and pewter, while some com- WRAP OF BLACK SATIN HEAVILY ! EMBROIDERED IN BRIGHT SILKS. bine new tones with old ones to make pleasing variations of color | harmony. One might think. however, ithat the world would be just a wee : bit tired of so much brightness, and i whereas it was a welcome sight in ‘! the drab winter season, it would seem that softer effects would be more de- jsirable when nature has surrounded ius with her own inimitable colorings. 1 It remains to be seen what milady will choose, for the shops are offering large displays of creations so that her selections may not be limited. A mew gown is an ideal model for the matron, as the lines are youthful at the bubblers. ‘‘Even bubblers aren’t sanitary,” she’d say. ““You don"t know who drank there before you.” Then she’d take them in for a sods—served in s common glass. She never stopped to wonder: “Who drank from it last?”—1If she only knew. clrinlz fpo;'na (1LY Fountains that serve your best health interests, serve in a Lily, a private psper ‘glass,’that’s pure and dainty as the flower it’s named after —the lily of the-field. PURITY you eat a tablet or two of Pape’s Diapepsin all the stom- ach distress caused by acidity will | end. Pape's Diapepsin always puts tick, upset, acid stomachs in order- Mt once. Large 60c case—drugstores. | @Wfim | DRESS OF CHAMPAGNE CHIFFON COMBINED WITH “ASHES OF ROSE” BENGALESE SILK. and yet dignified. The bodice has a foundation of Bengalese silk in that ish pink-flushed color known as| shes of roses.” Over it is a ven-l of champagne tinted chiffon deli- cately lowered in deepening autumn tones of yellow and brown. The skirt is composed of chiff [ 18 Snished with Ben h small tailored bow at one 3 few embroid motifs of metal work in rose, old blue and gold, TOQUE OF NAVY MILAN, WITH PLEATED ORNAMENT OF GROS- GRAIN RIBBON. lend additional charm to the gown. A new hat is very tailored and ex- ceedingly chic. It is simply a close- fitting navy straw turban, with & row of tan gros-grained ribbon piping oir- eling the crown. The distinctive touch is jed in the ornament of ac- cordion-pleated ribbon, which ap- pears at an angle on one side. The ribbon is doubled, one fold being of navy and the other of light tan. It ix gastened to.the hat with a long glit- THE EVENING !eflni dagger-staped plece of jet. Rather an unusual blouse recently seen combines brown chenille dotted beiling with beige georgette. The georgotte foundation is cut with a square neck and short kimono sieeves. The veiling falls over this and ex- tends below the georgette sieevelets to give a border to them. A sash gir- dle of green silver-toned ribbon ties at the waist, and the veiling also ex- tends several inches below it. A col- lar finished with silver balls borders the neck and corresponds witl® the ribbon girdle. The cape illustrated is of heavy black satin with elaborate oriental silk embroidery in dark red, tan, Sreen, lavender, blue and yellow. The motif is almost Egyptian in its bi- zarreness of outline, and it stands out effectively against the dark back- ground. The wrap has a novel fea- ture added in the collar, for fold upon fold of satin circles about in a succession of tiers to compose it. Inexpensive Pound Cake. Take two cups of corn meal, half a cup of cornstarch, five teaspoonfuls of baking powder and one-fourth teaspoonful of salt and sift all to- gether four times. Cream one cup of sugar with one-half cup of butter substitute. Add three whole eggs, one at a_time, beat until smooth, stir in one-half cup of seeded raisins, two teaspoonfuls of vanilla and one-half teaspoonful of grated nutmeg. Add the corn meal, alternating with one- fourth cup of milk: pour into & pan lined with gressed paper. Bake in a moderate oven for about fifty minutes. Fashion News Notes. NEW YORK, March 30.—More spring songs are being sung by the fashion chroniclers to the tweed suits now being urged for sport and street wear. Tweeds, we are told, carry with them the thought of spring breezes and summer holidays. To them clings the atmosphere of garden walls and coun- try lanes, of the motor car passing out from the oity's gate, of the spring- time throng on fashion's highways and byways. Women who walk and ride and travel and golf will revel in spring’s joys. it seems, only if they are clad in tweeds. PHILADELPHIA, March 30.—Dame fashion has turned her fancies to the exterior decorations of country houses this year, and it is reported that no summer cottage will be quite up-to-date unless its awnings and lawn umbrellas are made from the heavy, orange-colored linen the Ve- netians use for sails. There has been 2 heavy importation of this sail cloth for the purpose. NEW YORK, March 30.—Algerian silk crepe has been announced as adding & new fleld of fashion to its conquests—the misses’ coats. Says one enthusiast on the subject: “Un- like Alexander the Great, who wept Decause there were no more worlds to conquer. Algerian silk crepe dis- covered a new one. besieging it with smartness. capturing it with youth, and entering triumphantly the world of misses’ coats.” The colors are black, navy blue. gray and brown, both quilted and unquilted. CHICAGO, March 30.—All of the re- tail stores here are making a spe- clal _bid at this time for the spring outfitting of the young men and women who are home from school for the Faster holidays. There has never been a time when so much at- tention was paid to the wardrobe for the jeune fille. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Arms and Shoulders. The best answer to the question. “How can I make my beautiful” is one wo xercis The arms are usually fat or thin ac- cording to the weight of the“body. If you have ever been to a country fair where the man with the patent scales offered to refund your money if he could not guess vour weight, you will remember that he took hold of your arm before he told you what he thought you weighed. This is be- cause the arm is supposed to be an index of the weight of the body. But arms that are just fleshy enough may not be beautiful. Some- | times the forearm is better developed than the upper arm. Sometimes the | upper arm is round enough. but the | forearm too thin. Sometimes the arm is just badly shaped. In any | case, exercise will give a roundness d firmness that will mean greater auty. | The best exercise, and one of the | simplest and easiest as well, con- | sists In tensing the muscles of the | arms and pulling against an imag-| inary weight. Stand erect with the| arms held siraight in front of you THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1921. many muscles of the back and skoul- ders and chest respond to this exer- cise. Your muscles may feel sore. the day after you first do this but do not be discouraged. It only proves how badly you need to develop those muecles. Do the exercise again ahd it will_take some of the stiftness away. If it bothers you. rub the arms with oil or liniment. In a very short time you will have so strengthened the muscles that they will mot be sore. Then you will begin to notice an improvement in the shape of the arms. and draw them back slowly so the hands touch the shoulders. as though | you were rowing a boat or trying to | pull & very heavy weight. In other| words resist yourself. Tense all| muscles in the arms and pull back very slowly and repeat a couple of dozen times. You will be surprised to feel how Tailered Suits—Wraps FUR STORAGE i ZIRKIN | Furriers 821 14th St. Cut the tops from some small, light | Soak half = pint of granulat rolls, coop out the centers, and then | ooa ovarnight” in cnoamh oma warid put the crusts into the oven to crisp. |to cover. qh Heat a cup of milk to the bolling | julce drained from a can of apricots ‘point and pour It into twe beaten into the tapioos andadd haif a cup ot egge. stitute, a pint of asparagus tips, a teaspoonful of salt and one-elghth teaxpoonful of pepper. with the mixture, put on the tops and erve hot. ===| The Electric Shop - WOMAN'S PAGE Creamed Awparagus Rolls. | Tapioca Apricot Pudding. - | R the morning stir the| a spoonful of butter sub- | sugar and enough water to make it rather thin. Let this boil til clear. Jover the bottom of a pudding. disi with the fruit, sprinkle with and pour on ihe. tupioca and ice. Bake for half an hour and serve cold, Fill the rol ‘We are now selling the bighly advertised and g most famous WASHING MACHINE on the market Feature No. 2 The Motor Clutch One of the features which guarantees the Eden’s durability is the Motor Clutch. In case the washer is too heavily loaded or too great a bulk it fed through the wringer st once, there is not that usual costly blowing out of fuses, but with the Eden the motor clutch automatically releases the motor while the strain & relieved, and the washing is conm- tinued with perfect ease. PAY YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT BILLS HERE Potomac Electric Appliance Co. 607 14th St —Brasch Store. Washingron Rallway ane Eiectric Building, 14th and ©C Btn. N.W. —the new product that makes it possible Once you have soaked your clothes clean No more rubbing for hours on bosrd—wearing out the & wash| slothos and your etrength At first glance the fine Rinso granules look much like a i tost. teaspoon and “washing Jer” to a of boili water. After lfl‘hflr‘, m“:h.: - The new way ofidoing Monday’s wash you will never again rub the dirt out them red and In these pure suds the clothes are as safe as in water alone. There is no harsh cleansing agent to eat the fabric, no solid soap to stick to the clothes and injure them, no hard rubbing on the washboard to HE old way made such drudgery of wash day. Hours of rubbing on a washboard. Turning and lifting and punching the heavy clothes in a steaming boiler. It left you limp as a rag when it was over, The new way makes washing merely an incident in the daily round instead of the grind it used to be. Next Monday wash your clothes this new way— the Rinso way. An entirely new product Rinso is an entirely new form of soap, in fine granules. It is made of finer quality ingredients than were ever used before in a soap for the family washing. You can sce by your hands how harmless it is. It never leaves rough, never makes them smart. * wear the threads and fade the colors. Saved from hlnh chemicalsand the washboard your clothes actually give you twice the wear you've been getting. Not a *washing powder” “washing powder.” heaping Use t happens. “WASHING POWDER” RINSO —highin harsh chemicals —absolutely harmless ~low in soep —90 rich in soap is pours ous it “jells*® —for the family washing you have good rich suds. “Lux Just put to soak this way Dissolve half a package of Rineo in just enough cold water to make it the consistency of thick «cream. Add two quarts of boiling wates. When the froth subsides, there is a clear amber Ligqeuid which, poured into your tubful of watsr, makes too tired to do another thing. rich suds. That is what Monday has meant to housewives for Put your clothes mto these pure suds and leave them centuries. It used to be necessary. Thefe was no overnight (or for three hours in the When way of making 's task a simple one. you take them out they are perfectly clean. Rinsohas But now all that §s over. loosenéd every particle of the dirt. A thorough rinsing in either warm water or cold carries it off and leaves the clothes as white as when you used to boil them. ‘You need not rub, except very soiled spots such as collar bands, cuffs and hems. And these you rub only lightly in your hands. You need not boil, unless occasionally you want to sterilize some pieces Ideal for washing machines If you use a washing machine soak the clothes over- night in the usual Rinso way. loosen every bit of dirt. In the morning, operate the machine for a few minutes and the clothes are per- fectly clean, even the most soiled spots. Rinso ‘softens hard water. Where hard water is used, make an increased amount of the soap liquid and continue adding to your tub of cold water until Get Rinso today from your grocer or any depart- ment store.. Read the simple directions on the package. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. \ The cleansing suds