Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 28

WOMAN’S PAGE. ' Things You'll Like to Make. = " ’ BY ELENORE DE ,W§'T EBY. foMmgC\ntnIfl. Sport sweaters are ever popular R I garments in the mmer, even 7 though they are frequently a little A i th new has by found fer the fluff. There is nothing so universally de-| To make it, mix equal amounts o E ,,:mu:m:“‘:,: ‘:: ,i,:; to “"; sired as long, thick and preferably | powdered flower of sulphur and The old-fashioned term, “spring | Ner is there any need to hurry Briuine heart which enables miads |dark evelashes and eyebrows. 1 re- [molasses—any kind of molasses will hml(--('lvn{ning“ i8 no longer ictly | this program of sunning and airing 1o wear them on tHS wunniest days ceive a great many letters every day |do. the sort you like best for prefer- Skl d idenls of | Lot it tuke several weeks, It neces- o yot rematn cooft",Fhe varn Is| [from weaders who want to vultivate | Gl Ty 00 M e onecthird flower eper of Leday : Ty. rather than wear the Knitted loosely and used as a trim- | 1ong 1Eahos of sulphur and two-thirds molasses. an: paint 4":’L'xmr P e bed bl el = For a long time 1 advised vaseline ! Take a tablespoonful of this three Lie5s etay e e gD o faing-Laxd Grieata S wacRarort | and then cither castor or olive oil.|times a day for thretddnym xl\'o(il open 2 : . jBut T wanted hing more effcctive | up for ree days and resume for A" dellgtittul samoier’ curtain is summer—and than any of t So 1 am giving a)threc days more. el 2 _ | peries could be very i I~ iR which 1 believe is| It may bring a few more pimples out | Made of black mosquito nett Cut they. too, being sto 5 y ou the sa wer to the question [on the face, because it stirs up the[a Strip of netting the length and new id hangings take lshln of o lashes and of im-|system in a fairly radical fash width of the lower part of the win- home is to take one hot weather proving | but the end of the tre: | dow: allow for hems Tl ever, use ¢ 4 The fi 5 n“"h"'l'i‘!‘_ljx,\- a skin of creamy cle. .| der design in gayly colo | Auring the . ald grow hair. | (aie it again for three It you | Turn in & casing at the top II]S f D O e | feel this is too strong, only, a tom, dnd_rin yous movguito as l‘.l n : BENE (¢ ‘that it |teaspoonful three times a day. You|Curtain on to < i he e tht is so delicate that it y e o : 4 st mever be visked in iny way. An-|can tell hest how much you need by "‘gn”“’,‘;'::m‘ incased in their summer BO ens at Other problom was to find ingredients | its effect on you. [ top: Do s 3 . BLACK | that would her I form | a8 well as @ pretty curtair s might be given your -~ P ion. e me S & ¢ and then rol 5 i e form, in my opinion, iS @ Beets Stuffed With Peas. oA Copsrich g aud thenrglled 1 I cream. . o| Select some uniform good-sized (Copyright, 1921) printed matting IST. | pear around the lower edge of the| There arc two fats which promote ‘n': [new hects: Wash ann noll-taemiantil ir place [ blouse and around the skirt hem growth of hair—one is cocoa butter, the s d i 5 The hat illustrated is a at lafinr-]nlh-r lanolin. Cocoa butter, of cou about half done. Slip off the skins | Scrambled Eggs With Lettuce. fifth day ¢d model of black i vomi | abtained Trom (e cocen bian: 1410118 | and cut a slice from the root end, just | anaah u good-sized head of lottuce Aappin 3 e georget s 2 cw s s ce found on sheep > st ace 1 boiling water. Le Sehiol bined :;::”:n‘-:;—‘,::; i '[wool ‘and moted for its hair-growing | enough to make them stand. Cut # ' {"<dna for about ten minutes, thon ARl s and on its black surface a {aualities. A vegetable oil was neces thick slice from the leaf end. and |drain. Roll each leaf up and shred 3 the summer ) vhite applique. braiding ap W e e e e h rine | With a vegetable scoop diz out the, it us you would noodles ke o ¢ may seem i o I8 icovered awith whnite {aral oil In my opinion ainond oil is a | center of the beet, leaving a wall | (8¢ b WD be thrown aver|@nd theretove copler). s | ; a DY dra Wi SUOUN IR anIis: little more effective than olive © | a half inch thick. Stand them in a | minced or i Bares s CEcd airons the ton-. combination, with two drol J baking pan with a little water in the | uniil the " The v L eon ko of fumed oil to make this smeil oven. Have ready for each six beets | eKES wi which p gette is trimmed in_rath and with m wax to bind the ingredi I oave reddy > Dl { manner. for the banding ¢ e s a pint of nicely seasoned and cure- | they a Indian bead work in tone H [ S s ot . Ll;l'\)o’:':(:l:rd JEreen peas. or you may & I;:‘:‘u:” Jevner . brown. red and white. The 8| nollne, 1% dram e aten. the Tbeet Toi; | and onion and stir with a fork ur the entire e L e e nalisi. +drams; rosol ofh 21 GG e Dens. garnish : oked then turn quickly into ning snd airing” will be i lnee e cic anB e Lk roe ¥itn sprigs of parstey and send to Garnish with tri: | and ‘the home will be - down the front. form : he table. 1t - hot weather on each shoulder and finished with! We are in the season now when all _!rr;:g::‘ m(l-qu_nmns for sleeve cuffs.iput the very healthiest of us re- | Danals it tha T lquire something in the nature of a| fashion, fund th lll\:‘u Those of us who live in chan ;zn;);u:rimulhrv:: wa of FLoTKeite |able climates are apt to suffer pr 7 fall in a straight line the length of when the season changes from 2 the skirt at one side. rm to cold or from winter into 2 7 i o spring. The change affects us particu- = ilarly in spring, for the blood is thick- Y Wi ! ened from the heavy foods of the win- ! LI.STEN.’ ORLD' ter and a bad complexion is apt to be 2 l BY ELSIE ROBINSON. e reauls /7 | — — If you feel sluggi this time of v —_lthe year you probably need a tonic / , I know a lady. At present she iS)y¢ 5y hate your work and don't like / in a stew. The men don't take Off { vour best friends and are tired of their hats in the elevators in the|looking at the same objects day after / city where she now lives, nor give|day, you undoubtedly need a tonic. I her their seats in the street cars. |YOU feel jously dragzed ({u: ot;yfl:;u Back in Georgia where she was|nvaTe 0 ot raised they always did these things svery spring 1 talk about a good She feels the difference enormously. |old-fashionsd tonic that all of av She says snappy things about these |taken as children and that I per: - - new men. She knows “she wouldn't |I¥ used to enjoy as much as candy. [ : e of them after dark.” Where | Thi$ i8 nothing more complicated or H TS ous AR = expensive than sulphur and molasses, ' : a grandmother's remedy unrivaled for * [\ ! [ AFTERNOON FROCK OF WHITE ¢ ® o GEORGETTE, TRIMMED WITH e INDIAN BEADING. :‘mudels are evolved. Since the wool s merely appliqued here and there on fthe frocks. it does not give the 66 o 9 ‘yarmeh that a closely fitting sweater an e e ve 1n oes One of the sport costumes is e / sketched. The material used is a Jearn. net to will heavy quality of canton creep in - talk shop after ¢&f Many secrets you #ccp apricot, and combined e [/ 6ind revealed in the green pure white shetiand wool. office hours ? box o The is fitted in basque fashion ‘with rows of cording and has a “V" i etk Sini shurt Raring Sei-1n Sicever. ® Nadine Face Powder : he rolled-back, pointed collar is of ich > . g1 shetland, while the sleeves are band- ‘They are secrets which every ed with cording. The skirt is very | h@s the beautiful chivalry of her woman would solve—secrets of was t e po cy on whic 1lliam wide and a deep banding of knitted | Birlhood gone? Back in Georgia personal charm. Wool around the lower part causes it knlsh!’ho'?d is Ai,ill in flower, but the c potal p t d . h h I . rest of the world has reverted to the The secret of a rose-| com- d f h l d h BT the tadys huspand | § Piexion— Nading’s own gt to enn trade with the Indians tor the landsthat are started to tell her about a deal at womsnbook 2 < o B . the office. He needed to tell some- ing charm—charm which endures tl'l l boay iy face was sirained; his eyes| 1 theoughout the day. The secret now rennsylvania, hence the colonists ot Penn s anxious. That deal was quite the of skin comfort — with never a A % S g gEest thing 4n the world to him at Bint of barm. d that moment. To trust any one with n nj t t t ’ the details was the highest compli- To you, as to millions of others, a € oye ran uilly y an peace or ever aiter. ment he could pay-them. He was Nadine will reveal these inti- . . really asking that some one to help Him 2ot outhis soun. mate secvets. You can procure — atisiaction has ever t ly The lady listened to him for a Nadine from your favorite € een € on roun on few secc;ndua and lhegtcnvtvd”lou! ,:n toilet counter or by mail, 60c. h' d . . an aggrieved tone: h, ! why = temlastiioncb oL ey St st iz which commerce and service can grow and you get home? You know 1 hate Samgie’ In 2 that stupid old business. and I do TIONAL TOILET CO., think you might show a little con- NATIONAL 5 sSper. sideration and talk about things that do interest me.” She's in a frightful state of irrita- SPORT DRESS OF POINT APRICOT CANTON CREPE, WITH BANDING OF KNITTE ETLAND WOOL. to stand out = trifle. Narrow moire ribbons in orange and blue circle the waist and tie in a dainty rosette over one hip. The remaining ends, after being looped up once, fall to the skirt edge. Another spor t costume of n wcrepe ool trimming. <hort. narrow the same de chine, It 15 made skirt with over the ¢ overblouse is with cording @ short dis- and is fastened with minute shell- pink buttons, top- ped off with a pert bow. The short set-in sleeves are banded with Shet- land and aditional knitted borders ap- You can hardly realize the wonderful im- y provement to yourskin and complexion = your mirror will reveal to you after asingGouraud’sOriental Cream for the first time. Send I5¢. for Trial Size FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON New Yorke_ Gouraud's Qriental Cream tion because utter strangers omit conventional gesture which has come perfectly meaningless. she rejects with scorn the greatest mark of courtesy and honor from her hus- band, a discussion of his business affairs. Ladies are queer! —_— Prices Realized on Swift & Co. Sales of carcass beef in Washington for week ending Saturday, April 16, 1921, on shipments sold out, ranged from 13 cents to 18 cents per pound, and aver- aged 16.52 cents per pound.—Adver- tisement. a be- oW dainty My! How clean and appetizing! Lily ‘glasses’ are for your lips alone. No wonder the best foun- tains boast: ‘“We serve in Lily “‘Glasses’—the most popular paper glasses ever made,” The New . “Cream of PURITY SPECIALTIES CO., Chbarles L. Huff, Owner and Mgr. Denckla Bldg. ink roma Pl delphia, Pa. LY Ice Creams”’’ CHAPIN-SACKS CORPORATION WASHINGTON, D. C. :ro have our proclucts meet with your satisfaction has been the ideal uppermost in our business conscience, and this ever pres- ent desire to serve you a better, more delicious Ice Cream was the incentive that fathered our chemists’ efforts, resulting in the recent discovery, our new formula. 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