Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1921, Page 21

. FEATURE PAGE.’ THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1921. FEATURE PAGE, "e1 [ETTLE GFORIES| your weight should bc on the bally of the feet. Snow Drop.—In making cucumber Juice, stew the entire vegetable, after cutting it into small pieces and cov- ering it with water. Cook slowly, until all has become a pulp, strain and bottle. If it is to be kept for any FRAGRANCE | _rpc aromact | JSFBEDTIME | B IR Bt —_— by bolling it down again and to each i s i 7\y : b 0l ounce of juice, add same amount of Chatt Mak Find i BY FRANK L. PACKARD. ¢ e ke the | LiEHBroot alcohol b i the recipe you send, is not like the | s atterer Makes a Fin | A Crude Oil Massage. yeast which comes in cakes and will BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. If you, In common with most of | not have the same effect. I doubt If i your fellow men and women, suffer|any homemade yeast will have the 2 8! E Oopyright, 1981, by Publio Ledger Ca. from dandruff you will find {he fol- | same propertics as that which is pre- sou o 1081, by B, 2. Davie Ones. owing treatment most effective. ared for the trade. SOl uthen Amtire, Oopyriaht, 1881, by z you persist T am sure that you will | Country Girl._The juice from cu-| | Chatterer, the Red Squirrel, was eventually cure the most stubborn|cumbers will bleach your arms and | !seulng his share of the little, sweet, s = syecrras case of dandruff. so_will thyt from ripe tomatoes. { — - T E a H28 | Lrown three-sided becchnuts. What- - - = * [ Turchase some crude ofl. This s af Shrimp—As you are ouly sixteen z incur thick dark oil with a curious, some-|years of age, do not be discouraged ever faults Chatterer may have, lazi- | (Continued from Yesterday's Star) |Henderson would otherwise IACUr|times ‘not. altogether pleasant odor. |ibout yourheight, try to increase it at fa betokens the perfection of the leaf. i i« not one of tem e isn v S vt st iy mgeind & 18 SEDE bk a5 | €l ool e e e : tie wells before it goes sh the il be such as afraid of work. None of the Squir- but it held a bitter gibe. SHit 0GR TEITuE Eymuasium, Swhich v o Fassous e 30 yea'rs Salada never o various refining processcs. It is still | will elongate the muscles and kecp 5 rels is. And he is thrifty. None| The Room on the Third Floor. What is the matter? Are You INfryj] of mineral matter which makes | the bones of the spine loosened. Stand . ¢ —_— doubt about anythin ‘Why don’t you |; o8t valuable in treating the scaip 1, k v thel chest. forward and - . o Stuierel cowstn 18 W most v reating | well, keeping the che; varies the excellence of its quality. [ Swire cousins ts more thrifiy | 1t was piteh b ck. Dave Hender-|get up, and undress, and go to bed | yoy win probably get this at a drug |the head high, while all the time,| than he. If he has to go hungry in |son opened his eyes drowsily. He lay|and sleep quietly? You've EOt thelgiore i not you will certainly get it | ———— g 2 . o 10 're a r K v o 1 . {winter it won't be because he doesn't | for a moment puzzled and bewlldered | Honey now, vou're fixed for wll ¥oir|at a furniture store, where it Is used ! The Best Spring! ADVERTISEMENT do his very best to provide against or polishing furniture, or a paint and as to where he was. And then con-|mun pay- the bills” fsueh @ possibilit D : 8 . _]oil store. 1 No sag, no dust, no wearin | Now Chatterer’ doesn’t believe in |sciousness returned in fuller mea-) TIVe yoarsr l{ttigllef:?("’]?e""fl‘r‘}" Heat this ofl as hot as your scalp |]i il - 'ourbod %its right img {putting all b s . | sure, and ho remembered that he had|ferCd. years can stand it, massage in quite a quan- ‘FOLKS LAUGH Uty Y Farento He always b thrown himself down on the bed fully| " Tiis face hardened. That was Nicolo| U3 Of it with the finger tips; or if | { s Conscience Brand Box Then it anything happer . Capriang 1yin pver fhare on hisben {borsible with an elsciric wibrator. ]| AT CORNS NOW | Spring— 1 2 ! will be still sure of not lLL\'im;dlu xo | dressed—and must have fallen asleep. | RERANC WYITE PVEE 1IElS 00, 0 ® ohin: Aussane 'f!or 1].; lmmuz‘n working a | o llJ T;P"hmf :::Om fort- hungrs. d filled two | He stirred now uneasily. He was| i\ itG W S Yoverlet | Much of the oil into the D us you s | able. Used with a Conscience or three secret storehouses he stOD- | oo yncomfortable. Something bru- ::il‘:ll:”n{"dhl':vll‘!!\:‘i‘rhul‘hvth: uw‘:;r]um can. Let this stay on overnight. Next||| Millions Have Proved Them | Brand M: it is the ideal ped hunting little brown nuts 3 Tt o ered vilentivs and. twiet-|morning shampoo the halr. | Needless. They Stop Them rand Mattress,’it is the ideal ce | tally hard and unylelding scemed to| (nat, Elittercd virulentivZans (WEEH With so much ofl you wilk have to ] e SABSY DI combination for sleep. Let be prodding and boring Into his side.! .ohumptious eneer. And why use soap three, or possibly four, times By a Touch il on the hair and your your dealer show you this He felt down under him with his|that barbed tongue colo oL hon: A e ‘ = 3 3 3 e ol ufto hot. An a pt D st. Do you know that one method is . hand—and smiled quizzically. Tt was| fano pouring out such a furio If you cannot purch: put a few ||| now ending corns for millions of ||} quality box spring his revolver. He would probably,| A if 00 O ecan oval fae | 970PS of any good ptic in botn ||| people? nht through | of great beauty, but shing and rinsing wate People all around you employ it. SN S ——] ] e ee, Ay e e A e | Sion wiis Inacrutablus. whose di his com | They never let a corn pain twice. TRIUMPH i the night. The revolver, as he had|Sion was inscruta X -ptics will cure practically every ||| The method is Blue-jay—the BOX SPRINGS i turned over in his sleep undobutedly. A : |ease of dandruff. More serious scalp ||| liquid or the plaster. It is made | Ot Gy and had|ivory throat, mountin e Eouns ‘ sjainer; [{i by g, surgleal dréssing: Bouse ot The highest development in | until it touched the al i - c olil shium- || world Wide Fepute, e it spring making. 72 highly tem. hair that crowned the forche A touch applies it, and the pain | SR F | Soon Thet whole pered steel springs. Felt top; || had twisted in his pocket resolved itself into a sort of skewer, ut dug ungraciously { o Towped e d nstantl i and painfuliy into his ri i ior brought i oKy feast ma corn lod i comes ou i best 8-0z. uck: neither dust nor || 8 He straightened the revolver in (s What o 3 The gentle, scientific, | | veemin can penetrate. Witha || pocket—and the touch wf the w HeEve B el ok vl surc. On . you know it, you will Coracicoe Brand Macvcs pon seemed to clear his faculti x Bly Horcely, Jaeton 1tz o sy 5 i With L sudden Jolt trom | 1 £he yUus f his vaunicd boset has | veen on when Daso Geore nad tert || MVE | now—apply it to- | the ideal combination forsleep. | . o the borderland of slecpy menti hell no ! i the room, and he, Dave Henderson, + Waich the effect on one ||| Four Rolls of A. P. W. Satin 'I‘lssue_ [ K lence into u whirl of mental activity) ¢ Ly dpmotildreniand (o] had flung himsel? down on the bed | 5. Get Blue-jay at vour drug- Conscience Brand g \ : He remembered Millman. Millman and - Lol : “11i was rather strange! His eves || gists t hut he had never becn a piker gist's. i the, revolver. were indi but e 1 X «ti]circled the room curiously, narrowed | Liquid or Plaster | Nearly a Year’s Supply for the Average |. the revolyer were in L ey W, 18 fed | ireled the room curiously, narso: Plaste ‘ 2 and gorge on a friend’s loyal g 3 the money. That was the strangest! 4{ KOTKE b u friehd s LY sty | Uit case. and ubon one of the catches | Bl . Family—Costs only $2.25 pare of It Millman bad xeturned the | wiae “Wis honesiy: S (0, Brparn o teye Becomelnntae ol U€-JAY |||§ NTERNATIONAL BEDDING CO. A {LED AGAIN. ef 3 8 gee Lk pie P vas Millman's privileg, ey , | 'rodu B. h ts 00 ll—Sa. . Finish. rf‘m--mh;;n-xl that he had delibera ; e e henaat 'l’he‘ money. was gone. | A Bauer & Black P ct - 1g shee —25 to a ro tin place close by where he could hide | fanned D 3 = an’ s anybody (Continued in Tumorrow Box Serings = 2 L ve: e erefore un-|{ s e i5:) —_— — A. P. W. Satin Tissue is the acknowledged {Shetm Guly unth the Bghest WALV |irlared rake With Siilmin not - oy | 2 Gl . National Standard of Value and Quality. B e BN G E LS | semely et "oV e et 2o it et | . 80 'way over there every time he gotding. Ing L i o 4 d said so hiu It is preferred—has been for years—by hun- o mouthful There were too muny | (Ol ASBOIAls:, TERDERSE e Iy wap | SeIC: It didn't mean anything to Mil ' dredsof thousands of America’s Homekeep- sce. Chatterer was a_wee bit|jot Bleintat bl (ed (0 Be s br G | lust, peniy. Millman had to nake ers. Ithasbeentheleadingsellerin thousands e s ahout Tooning for & | hesdache. Mo stirred uncasty | St on o ik i | 29300 Spl('k and Span | e "lo" hide Some more muts, and | 3EAin upon the bed Facte b {50 ha 3 . presently he dizcovered an old 372 3 - gLy either in A her 1 of stores because of its merit. {at Tooked ax if It ought to have 4 | cold-blooded, stubhorn thil ¥ | human ;. e, < new ddresses | |hote between the roots. - Betwesn two | be assert: themselv M - & (l o sale the darknes jof the roots were some dead leaves. e e ori evervthing P i A. P. W. QUALITY DEALERS ARE THIS WEEK Enavterer pulled hem over to ste it e L o i he was| 2bsolutely literal way unouthe ult { . | g hen he did that he{So proud! Millman had not gone tol i 'yisTitice. s, Dave Henderson s, o o | wysmymnon DISPLAYINGA.P.W.SATINTISSUE |55t il Squecal “of surprise, | that pigcon-cote with any treacher=f e v Licn one nundred t i i Lo : bust | ous motive, either for his own ends!goi) He, Dave Henderson. woman'e i " . . There as a hole there, or at I ust | h - e 1 his vk i ollars; he, Dave derson, 7 The other Quality Products carried by (hérs nad been one. - But It Nad beon |the traitor, either, for bis own ends| iead S Tnartd dolate—ana o ! = v 4 * ! e polic dollz as probably an even most A. P. W. Quality Dealers are e A i T oas Mielicalus litile | Millman, in blunt language, know-: . A naued | PURE WHITE, CROSS CUT, FORT beechnuts! ingly accepting the risk of beine 4 S to Mill a Alllpacadesi . | ORANGE ,d ONLIWdN— all Chatterer knew at once that he had | © . when, already known as brought his wiil parade 1n our windows ! 5 found storehouse of one of hi n bird, no possible explanation| rougnly to an end 1 halt Quality Papers but differing inweight, consins. He looked about hastily. | could avail him if he were found | T e b exel Thursday night from 7:30 to 9 | size of roll, size of sheet and type of No one was near. No one saw il |yone in order to save and 2 rust i finish. i sata ne, and chuckied dxain. | UL Crignd was Dave Henderson. T had never oy di , ! s -rocssas A.P.W. PAPER CO., Albany, N. Y.. Makersof |10 resl Hict ro. thoss wats. e knew | —he would mot accept tiat—not sof prison e ave o, e for we wish to demonstrate the value of these .P.W. .» Albany, N. Y., Makers of o o ither Happy | meekly as all that! Millman hadn'ti that that concer him, held | dresses in their fit and finish ell in thei okt Squirrel or Rusty the | ved hm(x| from nn\ll}.|X\u.rl l(uu}l:ll him mow dn, the thross bitter 1sh, as well as in their Natore Gias crdowed icertain 5 K ¥ S FLUSCy “ | have got the money himsel rig! enta hat dist R H 5 = y Squirrel, But this didn't trouble | A B ot out, and the potice would | {hat tormmted i it e fashions and fabrics. foods with a priceless natural hifm:at all. “Chatterer, SOTTY 10 p4ve been none the wiser. ;,,,, h torture he would—t ¥ | | tonic which builds true vitality oH o ° L : 5 > > clenched his A voice | viglded—have endured in v : i'| in the blood. Itis called food- TOILET ! deciior noc o7 e | AR MR | e e It’s a wonderful sale 1 s o r——————— knew that whoe owned them | 2 5 2 ¥ A alted with Rt ] PAPER would leave them there uitil after | Pebeams Gl LRl G y his de It didn't matter | Medicinal iron isn't as natural. P the haryest svas over. - eno for help. Tt was Tha | » s of wonderf l d Food-iron is easily absorbed and 1% he thing for me to do said hejyhoush for hulp. At was tr oo . A Ha u resses fecti Ito himself. “is to leave these al -“__“;‘_" "“““:"'"', OuLhe co K b nse, tha effective. rese N o G ely to the pig i ed now ush him. . i istril o 3 s e craft of above his he e was T e : o = > Washington Distributor, R. P. Andrews Paper Co. et my snare of those on the round | Nieola capriana. then. and bis vacis| Dt Dar by God, b was a man anton crepes Poiret twills day.yet ihis need is vital. You I e ound & hew. hfding {ad been wall then, and the | 1€ e kepi that money. there, ho | Crepe de chines Tricotines . o > Dhice andy et e O e e 15| InaEmountabi against him| encaking ond crawling Charmeuse satin Velveteens, etc Ralslnn are rich in food-tron. cver, bu et nnd. He roanted | and Millman, a danger and | through life on—charity! Charity? SEECL You should eat raisin_ bread, NOTHING TO DO BUT FRY! keep watch of that QInd. H S raniof lthe ¢ g d| Oh, yes. he might find a softer na g " - raisin pie or stewed raisins at —_— to make sure whose storchouse it ipped into the breach. for it: but, by any name. he would | and the price will be d. slo leastonce sy All prepared. Potatoes and every- (S e piien, e LT 15 werd betore, | jJliman nad done that, There was | none the inss feed to the day he divd, P under ! y i i 1 so that no one would suspect he had |0 SaInSivIng 1t he admitted | Jike a parasite and a damned : ) | thing. Amn-h_aubwnho- glc been there. And as he scurried about | Wy, dldmt s aoddareel it pltifal iuhsip. andiieur; fon Sanother Sale Friday—note details tomorrow. Rais. Much less expensive than meat. this way and that way luuklr;;l:x{?r Eeorad agely in the dark Cive it bavk—no!” he whispered . i Ins are 2 S:\ilelrm(;esx?vlésh;:“&enggur:d‘(;-:' - Je was Miliman with his Infer-| flercely through set lipg “T've pald e Iron Food 2 quixo and overweening too much—it's mine—I've paid for it - lll - chuckled. 5 'sty that was the matter. That w. th th veat of hell! It's mine! i “Some one Is going to be surprised | what it was! His quarrel with Mil T Wi not give it back ! aa ;,: ég;;; :’:yfi‘, m;”«:;rd- * [ man u;n, in the fact that Millman w. “Are you sure spered that ol - o —an honest man. i v e. It bhegins to lool he finds an empty storehouse. He sat bolt UDFight on the bed, his|though there something in 1if gofinr‘;’;ficogg \h\-'r.mx“re.le ;I-‘:s llf‘?.’“lm‘:,’g‘lhanfls clt"“l‘hed Sufidé‘nlyhagnin. Why an honest pride, that was worth | /3 Ask for the b oA < Y hadn't Millman kept his honesty than money—even to you. tordo. “Findings keepings, :fm';slpll where it belonged! It Millman feit| Dave: i sy d! | the way he did after going to the ang restively from the bed | v SUN MAID Dikeon-tote. and. getting ¢ Lt Rosr,ard froped big v Seventh at F = why hadn't Millman across the room lt‘: the llg'h! He wi | B d o {guns the way z ary mz a night of it—subconsciously 'LISTFN ORLD! l { would. instead of lai ike| 1 lized . Fubconsciously I B} ran ‘N/ a lamb- in" 1t it out | re P t b puld not s! hut > ¢ | iman n. until the betfer man | subeons ¢ he ] Th t delicie misd T |1y e Detter gl A0 f T m ey are most delicious | e | ron—and that mones went bac £ his e T 9 | 11 Millman h fort he could. = R - H Y i {like an ordinary He turned on the Hzht, and the act 5 ! Maymee lives over on Mason street | Be hnnll' —at least with vourself o FI(;'d his thoughts mgmi‘;l{al;xll.\ —— , | whisperes t 1 voi quietly. o ot seemn to remember that he {at a number the police kmow only | M{pphtint IRt 5 SReE VHITR, NN 1ila T ever tarned off that light—by 100 well. Maymee's lips are as red | vou as he was with his own soul. He | rather. in_fact. that the light as flame and her waist as. thin as|kept faith with you in the only way = T 7 air. She flaunts bleached halr along | he could—and still keep falth with i Market street. Some dresser is Maymee, | Diver i = i w but “the men won't look at you un-| ¥or & moment Dave Henderson did i 1 rou do,” , not stir; he seemed mentally and 00 e e she, and Maymee | [07gically in.a strange and stgular| 8§ | g State of suspended animation. And 3 | 5 Ella works in the basement store lhe:]l a queorh?nd“lw ted smile flick- | %] for making the most H [ - ered across his lip: e : === feiris i 9 o ortable Radiator avor God, the whitest man on ¢ i poons Arline ! — m”lm‘:’ln! Only—damn him! .y im, for the hole he's put me in!" - i 2 ey 9 et B : Just as much heat as youwantwherever you need it and exactly mow! Over there on the WIS fince an | ou Get it n Gorton’s 2 money; but it wasn’'t the money that 5 i - ne,” Dave Henderson, had 'taken a| g i for Aleine Hoses Bosk of Spots that“are r,«l):l in dsu:inmf:r !;yr;d::;lf’ oifn;holl‘::::‘:lsl :;: (t;:r;lc Zambler's risk and a sporting chance Eies are usually cold an raity 1lie: o : . The A. I. Root Co., : - Read -to-F e A Ry e I “Medine 0. when autumn comes around. justwarmwith your coal heater ;Illlx‘na';x's money. 1t wasn't the money “Tie Homel e Don’t give up your favorite and thenbring yourlivingroom o had staked his all to win—he, i . H : staked nothing here. Tt was another rendmg p.lm:et nfls soon’ as the ‘1911 70° OI;IZ? V:lhfll‘fl‘ Pell;f'ect}?n}_ man’s stake., Over there was the 2 is makes the “rushing” of EEP sea cod caught by sturdy New England fisher- i G e | snow begins to fly. ouf- A forsevemlhoursgeuch men. Cured in the bracing sunshine and carefully he chdse to take it as the price of A Perfection Oil Heater placed ia pheie, othef 3 e tha : - ; . blended with choice Maine potatoes. ¢ another man paid for having taken i in a cold corner soon drives the y u ary. upon himaelf theirlic of prison hars| S=2 = chill away. Coal prices are but a fraction 5 < . and sto n because tha e S All this palate-pleasing fl‘“’" comes to you packed in other man believed his risk was sub- | HT = The Perfection is simple, less than they were last year. acan. A clean, enamel lmel:_i can. Rip d; thz:ovad OEDING AT AN Etitutedj (ORiEhs Certitatyicha CiDEYe strongly built and attractive. It Eut thi:ost ‘;Jt‘lkero:esnoey has i in pipi = - i just- en reduced almos o in and pat into plump cakes. Fry in piping hot fat an has'a smokeless_wick adjust- be icks smil = ment, a decided improvement the past few months. K serve quick; then see them all = and has a base contempt for Maymee. ) £ Ql h . 2 g over old types of oil heaters. They are onvenient. You don’t have to bother he wouldn't act that way not if rs opcan scelal Lexieshon io1 _They are so com Theg're all she nad to stay, in the notions for- goldhm 'fllxlh::vilt’ll‘:)fl;n?:k';::g Heater in most hardware, r o prepa ever to earn a living, no she wou [0 i - o 2! 2 3 A the notions, owever, or she as | o, o Give the family this satisfying meal. You ¢ ’, iherieve: cuivouns Bennelt up In:the | "Save coal this year the way at one today. imen's furnishings, and what FElla sets o Yy 0 g how good es can taste, ‘ym'd' ; {her eye on she menerally gets. For i : ive — an meat. 4 can Flla neglects none of the tactics. Her 3 they're so inexpensive—cost farless . il(»ypbrows are shaven, her hair is ! . STANDARD OIL COMPANY m«-lyZOc. bobbed, her slip-over blouses reveal ! 3 muchly beribboned Wngerle, her socks i (New Jersey) Get some cans of Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry today., They Srolroliet joniican U el Semuny. S other way,” says Ella, and she oug are good for any meal. At grocers everywhere. Loy iae " Constance Wetherbeo lives 3 { down in St. Andrew’s woods in a mar- | velous transported French chateau i = Ask your dealer and her thoughts concerning Maymee { about the Perfectii L) a y and l‘Ella. are simply devastati { . 0il Heater Contest— mention. i Shuaara i $5,000.00 in prises. - Thank heaven, she will never have to come in contact with them. No, in- deed! Young Deekford will see to that When they are married. He can buy P Constance half a dozen chateaux if H she pleases him sufficient stance sees to it that she yleases him. s Her gowns are by Chanel and Miler Soeurs; her hats are from the best : little shops. Her hair is ever so dell- cately hennaed, her skin tinted and From the Gorton-Pew Fisheries, Packers of Gorton’s Cod Fish— ::::t nfi:;%smbdfi‘.id .'.’,i'k."‘,;’ ’L“g’“CS:Z \ Llft nght Off WIth F ]ngers : Gloucester, Mass. No Bones i stance's beauty amounts to a small | fortune. but “ivs ;l‘;geglggyhe‘:‘fjfia‘r?i Doe§n’t hurt a bit! Drop a little “Freezone” on gst._chum. ‘and Constance ought o : an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, 52 on we go. yammering at_the ¢ ; then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! ). y . oot they ate tho prodocts.of Mentic Your druggist sells a tiny bot:le of “Fi » for a f ) . . 2 y 1 enti- u iny botile of “Freezone” for a few iixperienced Advertisers Prefer The Star [y & “sme i lacs iy cents, sufficient to remove avery hasd corn, saft corn, or com Chanel and Miler Soeurs and the between toes, an lu i o ireitati R R TR RO o » and calluses, without Sorcness or iritation. [ - R o : r