Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1921, Page 38

WOMAN’S PAGE WOMAN’S PXGE. - COCKROACHES D. 0, FRIDAY, APRIL T, 1921 eyes any @ay” Sammy Jay was be- coming more and more indignant. It there is one thing on which he prides himself, it is the sharpness of his eyes. “Then why @idn’t you see what Granny Fox saw?' demanded Peter triumphantly. “I don't believe Granny Fox saw a half a lemon, and one tablespoonfuls of salt and a little pepper. Cook two tablespoonfls o fchopped onlon in one table: jonful of butter and a little watef until tender. Add to the chees§ mixture the onlon and sufficient Water or meat stock to moisten. Mix well, pour into a bak- ing dish and brown in the oven. Fish With Seasoned Rice. Pick up two cups of fish finely, re- moving all the bone and skin. Add one-fourth cup of cooked rice, one- half teaspoonful of dried mixed herbs, sait and pepper and one egg or one tablespoonful of water in which the rice has been cooked. Mix thoroughly, form into small sausage shapes, roll in dried bread crumbs and te until brown. up Peter Rabbit. *She’s keeping away herself ang she’s keevlnm- dy Fox away. She says that as long Mrs. Bear has that secret it won't 8afe to be around there. She talks just as if she knows all about that secret, but she won't tell what it is. Here she comes now. Y¥ou ask her, Sammy Jay.* Sure enough, there was Old Gran- ny Fox trotting toward the dear Old Briar-patch. When she reached the edge of it she peered in through the brambles at Peter Rabbit and grin- ned. That grin of Granny’s always makes Peter feel uncomfortable. It did_now. “Why, Peter”” said Granny, “T'm surprised to find you at home. I thought you would be so curious that you would be over in the Green ‘The mandarin collar is seen on the box coat. ‘N(nwsda:d checks are having a brilliant debut. Cottage Cheese and Nut Loaf. o AT etines WO S Mix one cup of cottage cheese, one | ing braid eup of ground nut meats, one cup Linen blouses will be trimmed with iof stale bread crumbs. the juice of | coarse lace CARMOTE e G THE GEIRNE Laura. A.Kirkmen Steams’ Hectric Pasic_e Awo SURE DEATH to Waterbags, = e Both food and pruperty Directions in 15 languages In every box. Ready for mse—two sises 3¢ and §1.30. Government buys It. Interesting Letters From Readers. Young Housekeeper—“Since reading somewhera that kerosene rubbed on windows with a cloth, then wiped off With a dry cloth, will polish and clead | on the nursery wall. the children's Forest calling on Mrs. Beaf. a window beautifully without the ucc |studies have been easier for them. i “Wh s that secret of Mrs. f s, v ied | For. unconsciously, 3 ] Bear's?” demanded Sammy Jay from Ofi808D and warm water. I have tried|HOk (unoonecio 3 U the little tree in which he was sit- muffins go well with it, with preserves to finish the meal.” Mrs. C. B—'“Thank you for the recipe. In return I will give you a hint which may help other mothers: Since I hung a large map of the world it and will never again bother with|OTed @ Eood idca of the the soap-and-water method. Of en overhear them playing a little secret? Has Mrs. Bear a FLOO R VAR N l S H course, the old housekeepers of my |guessing game they have invented, in seert? askeq Granny Fox. pretend- : ; the other where a cer- ng. greatly surprised. acquaintance are shocked, but US|y in"country or part of a country lies “Huh!" cried Sammy Jay. really not their business! They main- | on the map, and the other, wWithout as if you don't know! “Save the surface and Only the Better Grade |tain that it would leave a window |looking on,” must answer correctly. secret. Granny Fox?" "y sud . greasy—but this is not so; my win- |AS YOU can see, interest of this sort “That is for you to find_out” res you save A ¢ Deki ot s0; m; et plled Granny sweetly. “You have Promp! IVETY |dows are as bright, shiny and grease- | " jrg & A s trs iwe hadlour oyes to e and cars to hear; o less as anybody’'s. And I hope other rown, but last fall my and use them.” And with this Ol Prepared in Natural V: also with stain com! ; int | huband trled painting it sand-colo; Granny Fox grinned again and trot- . : bined, young housckeepers, if you will print | TWeREER (T oq PE R better. 'We| Books are a part of the household | ted away. giving beautiful imitations of all the hard woods, such as B. J. Werner 912 New York Ave. Sammy ecratched his head. “I was over there when Granny Fox was and 80 were you. What could she have seen that we didn't?” said he this in your column, will follow mY | fi5q that sand-color does not show the example and save themselves trouble |dust and mud trackd as the brown through this quicker, easier method.” | did." | Two Business Girls——“You might tell | Miss furniture of every home in these days pf widespread education. Every home has its book shelves; they are as N Wainut, Mahogany, Lt. Oak, Dk. Oak, Golden “MHEN WHY DIDN'T YOU SEE Cherry, s WHAT GRANNY FOX BAW? DE- Oak, Rosewosd, oto. MANDE! TRIUMPHANT- Shows The Grain of the Wood HANDEDLERIER, IT 1S TOUGH — WATERPROOF — DURABLE sister has just PHONE FRANKLIN 7626 your readers of our way of getting |bouzht some sidelight shades for our|much a part of the household stuff as | to Peter. . i i BT around having to polish furniture— |sleeping porch which we hInk are| tne kitoton table. Whether there | Feter scratched his head, *T haven't ian't ses” retorted CARMOTE FLOOR VARNISH v o such They are shaped like smailf 'he [ichen ‘ape. WESTLST LOSCH|the least idea” sald he. “She won't|sligle thing I Q1G0T SeR icve mhe 1t is a wonderful finish for Floors, Chairs, Tables, Window things! We have taken a all place |s e a e iaade are enoug ks sepa- | ad it, bu is perfec clear | S 2 Bookcases, 2! ve taken a small place are lant and_ are ide of | B te Toom, to be called the library, or | that Old Granny Fox Knows sems. | discovered any secret, at all” And Sashes, Desks and all other interior wood-work together and have furnished it throughout with willow with a delicate wooden hich is of bla stained wood. hment is soft amber in color. now going to buy a w frame and some parchment and wa. dish 1 serve often and which is a|ter-color paints and try to make a family fa ite: I put one quart of [shade for our living room drop-light. a baking dish and add to it | We thought you might like to pub-! cne-half cup of sugar and two cups of | lish this.” 1Erapenuts (not cooked); then I break Two Readers—“We tried your sug- ¢gg into the dish, stir it in well | gestion of ing green and brown . t and slip the dish into a hot oven. In|side drapes for windows in . N quahty 3440} JEAQl | twenty minutes the grapenuts have ] |fl\\;:‘(‘,led dflnd ‘(:\2 Fudd!ng is soft and ce 80! and ready for the table. Just a popular.pri {serve it by the spoonful on a plate, [fled with our rooms now that we fixed shelves are preferable. . like potatoes. Hot cocoa and cornlhave done th % different sizes of books. eight 4 flavors e in height should be allowed /hi for duodecimos, ten for octavos and . Golden; Crystal White, twelve for quartos; between the tops MapleFlavor and Sorghum of the books and the shelf above there (n‘-- K e et ——— parchm with this Sammy flew away. And the funny thing about it is that he was partly right and partly wromg. Granny Fox hadn't seen anything that he hadn’'t. Nevertheless, she had discovered Mrs. Bear's secrel. Can.you guess what it was? (Copyright, 1921, by T. W. Burgess.) only enough to require a bookcase in the living room, the problem is the me, to have a place for books easy o get at, good to look at, and to pro- tect the books from wear and tear. Built-in book shelves offer an_easy and attractive solution. They should be uniform in wood with the wood- work of the room, and are far more satisfactory when not too high to be easily reached by the average per- son, probably about flve feet. The sheives may be made adjustable, but for the sake of uniformity of appear- thing that we don't. T didn’t think she had_sharper eyes than yours, Ask for Color Card Barber and Ross iith and G Sts. N.W. furniture; snapped Sammy. “Here Is a supper “She hasn’ “She has! “I'll match my eves G - SYRUPS against her sunny rooms, and using colonial yellow and rose for this purpose in rooms which do not get the sun. We are so satis- 1215F $T.and 1212 101218 G §B WIZARD WAX PASTE—LIQUID should be at least an inch; therefore the shelves from the bottom up should be thirteen, eleven and nine inches high Two shelves of each height would bring the case to a little more than the required five feet. In depth. the shelves should be at least a foot. The lowest shelf should be raised three inches, or a little more ahove the older you are the more you can Your Ideal Weight. A great many people do not know whether they are too fat or too thin. It is more or less a matter of guess- work with them. And as they gain | weight slowly and see themselves jevery day. and as they seem to be in good health, it does mot occur to them that flesh is creeping slowly over the whole body and gradually covering up every ®race. Besides this, stout women are notoriously lenient to themselves. If in a room full of stout women somebody speaks admiringly of a certain slim-figured person, at least line of youth or} weigh-in proportion to your height, but over the course of a’great many | vears the difference will not be very great. The Good Traveler. There was a time, unfortunately, when the American traveler in Eu- rope was known as a rather bump- tious sort of person, who went about | bragging of the perfection of his own land and poking fun at the habits and customs peculiar to the therefore, we have made better trav- floor, on a foundation or plinth. Mold- fngs used at the bottom or top should be simple. The cornice at the top should not be elaborate or project much beyond the rest of the The top ¢f the case should be 2 and not littered bric-a-brac, but made attractive with a few good things in pottery, brass or glass, chos- en carefully in relation to one an- other and the room. (Copright, 19 ) Polishes and preserves the finish on floors, furni- ture, woodwork, leather, linoleum. Easily applied with a cloth and polished with another cloth. 1t forms a thin coat that protects the surface and leaves a clean, hard, rich, subdued luster that is a joy to behold. Wizard Wax Paste is especially adapted for use one of the stout women will remark: “Well, 1 like a little flesh on my Dbonex’" You can find your ideal weight by consulting the weight chart used by the insurance companies. Most of the patent scales have these charts printed so you can read them while getting weighed. These elers. Now, there is no | where' our good—or are so obvious as they vhen we are traveling. And we have it in our power. by showing kindly manners and good breeding. to make our fel- low travelers comfortable, just as we on floors. place on earth bad—manners foreign lands in which he journeyed. | Of late years we have become far more cosmopolitan, as a race, and, What Was Mrs. Secret? When company comes — serve cof- fee. No other bev- Wizard Liquid Wax is recommended for polishing furni- ture, pianos, woodwork, automobiles, etc. WIZARD WAX PASTE WIZARD LIQUID WAX Bear’s SRR Sharts are Sery” lberal and vou can | A VY, PR0, manvers. make tiem ; 5140z, can 45c 8oz sie 50c ; g G Telgh ten pounds less if vou are @ | jappincas. Here are some reminders| BY THORNTON W. BURGEss. esyet i 85c 160w se. . ... 75 THE JERSEY CEREAL FOOD CO.,~ Cerval.Pa o — | to help you make travel pleasant,1 Who knows the secrets of a bear . can ... S5 c -0Z. SIZ€......... c please everybody! Here is another method: Stand |0 "CH. Y0 Thove about you, bui| Will guard them with e reatest care. 3 3 Also Makers of Jersey Whole Wheat Pancake Flow asainst a door in your stocking feet | for vourself. For, of course, the i Gy o gt.can........$1.70 32-ozsize ..........$1.40 ‘ . of the top of your head. Take the | Courteous traveler enjoys his Jour-| Mrs. Bear had a secret. It was 2014 A JOINT COFFEE TRADE number of inches this is. Then mul- [ 45 ISV MOTE than (he rude OFf ypger the great windfall deep in the tiply the number of inches over five | feet in height by 532 and add 110. For instance, we will say you are 5 feet 7 inches without your shoes on; then— . PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 74 Wall Street New York To begin with, don't believe that|Green Forest. At least. this is what your ticket entitles you to more than | Reddy Fox said that Granny Fox had your own seat. If you are fortunate |, i : = enough to travel in a-car that is not (#41d. Reddy told this to Sammy Jay, crowded, take all the room you want [2nd this was just the same as tell- —until you see that others need it.|ing everybodg on the Green Meadows If you buy a seat in a parlor ¢ar|and in the Green Forest remember that it entitles you only | i e 4T don't belleve it myself,” 381 110 Ideal weight. 148% Established 1861 A said i A ;.| to your own seat, and be especiallyq 2 ’ ’ If you are not 5 feet tall, multi- % . & Cthun | Sammy, as he told what Reddy had £ = -the u}”ygn‘dl dn'”k ply the number -of inches under 5| Sareful mot to monopolize more thun | iq™y, &G rinny haa said. “To be ' ’ feet by 5% and subtract from 110. | ? -, it is queer that Mrs. Bear per- | For in-u”nco. it )ul\a nremllfe:;‘ 1% ]sls in staying so close to the old - inches tall you would multiply the 1| windfall, but what secret can she ! = inch by 5'%. which would give you Breaded Mutton Chops. have there? 1 don’t believe there is 5 = 512, and when this is subtracted from [ Take some mutton chops, dip iniany secrct. Old Granny Fox is just | 4 [ s 110" you will find that your ideal | bread crumbs, egg. and then erumbs| guessing. o B 7 "[ weight would be 1041; pounds. agai Fry in smokinz-hot fat. Drain “Granny says that wise people will ~y These figures are general, for the on paper and serve piping hot. keep away from that windfall.” spoke le’me 47 6 T tb st t = — — — ! . ES | 3 = | Gk | an even reels Upheleiy - § B el Rt Ny 1 il i \ A Sale of ‘ € O | ! | Moire Ribbon, Cedar Chests : . : eaar €es 5 inches wide; good quality; all colors. Spe- 49c Cedar Chests, reinforced interior, equipped with lock and key. Apartment size Cedar Chest cesocosess.$1650 42-inch Cedar Chest with inlaid design on lid. .$23.50 40-inch Cedar Chest, rounded corner design, with brass cial —_— - 1219-1221 G St. N.W. Buy Now for Spring and Summer < 1 s ool P o o S - LPIMMIRES ..o oo msacescsosmmmemesmssessonsenssss-SEIND — Tl y Wi re lower, we believe, an wi e possibie = later on. 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