Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 24

D. ' ¢, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, -1922. FEATURE PAGE." FEATURE PAGE, THE -EVENING ‘ STAR,” WASHINGTON, | e Will Be Brides | " 'Things You'll Like to Make ‘By Lucille Van Slyke. Every Man His Own Plum the ‘first place. T was telling Dono- .H'“ s rlmb".‘ 'v.n about it and he says that every- HEN Thorneé Blaladell rent- b?d,m"“nf)o nher:n i:;: his otwn ed a cottage on-the rear |EBHMOINE S of the Blaladell ‘estats to Btiilaon wrench and a packa the youthful Lindsays he made the rental more than moderate, plumbers at their but he told his tenants that they|three minutes to put on & washer. ‘would be responsidble for the upkeep. | Here's the ‘address, you send a post ‘Which much delighted John Lindsay, |3rd for the catalogue.” A week later a gruft voice over the who fondly imagined that there was | phone informed Merriam that there nothing about & house which he could | was an express package waiting in not master. “| the branch railway station a mile d quarter beyond the village, and | v, buy remnants He certalnly found plenty to master. | that ‘they aian't deliver beyand ‘th S5y, often ‘cue can DUy iFor, though the 'little houss was|mile limis. Visions of some sharming [°f CUFtain material at very small sturdily built, it boasted prect few | Bife made Merriam send the grocer's|cest, but no one piece may be large modern conveniences and was de- | % AYiNE thither. enough for the curtains wanted. Very . “Seventy-two cents express charge: cldedly aketchy and out-of-date as to|and a quarter to the grocer boy." she | PARdsome combination curtains may tl % plymbing. v.;xll::a.’wh;; John came home that|be fashioned ttrom ":01 :‘l:eranuy Susan Sue giumbl . | nis] or That!” colored pleces of material. The upper atc or riam. who hadnt a Fomore iden et 1abony, stared at the smudgy volume|parts of the cur can be white Plumbers actually charge all and more “Youilall Roarback Company. Every- |OF cream, and t borders of any t Joke papers insinuate, formed & | thing for Farm and ‘Homer 7| other ainty color. Cover the joining al habit, th 3 v o he A month they | It took them three evenings to find |of the two pleces with small tucks. the plumbing section. They ordered ing for the plumber whenever Susan| the. 'wi Abo the tucks applique small rench and the washers and a 4 s"‘l‘.n:mnn:m?u:b:r.: btl?{n:’u"m'm ? overalls and & pair of work | FHI8CCN Mdrd" to;mo:haéo::u:(e !u‘:: i ) Morriam was indignantly sure It was - abotal, nine Afty-seven. And | 0, *ing effects can be given : wrong. So was John. But when he paid express charges and a tip | 08¢ SO COR) Combination curtains. : = . Wwhen he |to the grocer's boy for delivering the | !0 & room wi strolled into the plumber’s domain to | game. . FLORA. |, Y 80 he changed his mind. For the T | em——————— plumber was about nine feet tall and | a test "menes oo (VLY hoping fo: hen:voro red nnels, a boiled shirt| Merry greeted John, her' brown For deep frying and sautéing, Mazola is unequalled. There is no waste. Use it over and over again. Carries no flavors, even of fish and onions, from one food to another. Used and recommended by Public School Domestic Science Teachers o - . . 1 eyes dancing and her red curls bob- You wfll see an advem.sement in this paper ie brow | bing with excltement "' "' " || THE LAUNDRY DRAIN FRE Beautifully explaining our great gift offer. Watch for - Whioh”he wore his derby has intes |saciroom. T've got everything io|| REVEALS WHAT WASH- illustrated it, read it, cut out the coupon. You get two ; nfi:,”i":'g.:,':‘,::,f,’,,‘," e Swerry | S falrly leapt upstatrs. © © || DAY RUBBING DOES TO g ow, - considerin’” he assured John, |takes three minutes. I'll do it while YOUR CLOTHES b s pounds of Tl‘°.C° for the price of one. Tor' e to have B6 ealbaing wep cuts | s o, dishing up dinper” side the village every ‘time a lady | papers to protect the floor, Merr: Ni : y ext washday after you have :a:sa excited about a drop of water.’ had draped the overalls and the let all the water rm{ out of AL Seventeen dollars and eighty- | gloves on the edge of the tub and || ¢fo o dry tub, peer down the ve centa for just two dinky little | arranged the wrench and the box of € e et Pleces of irom on top of the hot-|washers neatly on the shelf beside || drain and sec what is there. the wash basin. And beside the Bits of lint, tiny fuzzy balls, “And, | wrench was John's only derby hat! little roughed - threads got grease and candle wax| “A regul lumber al et 2 | on our’vest bathroom rug and wiped | one! Merry gigaied o0 "c=*|| You've moticed them often— || up_the floor with & monogrammed | She adjusted the hat at the proper || did it ever occur to you what I :r::;ll." n:_g i::r;; was three hours|angle while John waved the wrench they were? Particles of the S I 4 k. chen, and the old fau- | dramatically. materials that make up im 5 . { nE worss than ever this|. jAnybody ;\::; :}::J’In‘v‘npb;ra‘."m clothes. And you yourself m"T"‘—dldn': care to argue with | him, “and I'll pay him in advanc worn them off rubbing the him .‘y;:m ‘:;--‘nol:x:mufiv. “x pqlld h"l'_rhe ;v);:le ltroubloh 1 “Johnd m‘|‘a clothes on a washboard. . K ve him again.|her gratuitously o justed the Now there is a way to re- There’s a little shop on my way to| tool delicatel: a plumbe: 3 out the station. Tl send that chap up.” | uses his brains. Just makes a stab|| MOve every bit of dirt with :ho also xwou alat it, and if he injuring the material in any lapper soul, who: ay. N il |1dea of repairing a leaky faucet was |about the expe: ws{"k your clothes in Rinso j| [t hit It eo hard that he had-to put|Stand back, just = bit, darling— uds. Thi kind of soa] il |on 2 new faucet. For which John re- | thank goodness we'll never have to|f 5 s Mew) ik P | cefved a bill for ten dollars and sev- | have another one of the idiots on our is so rich in pure cleansing in- enty-fiye -cents. gredients that it gently loosens Jobn pald tood back more than “just and dissolves all the dirt. For the derby hat and the hundred assorted washers were fiying || There is no hard rubbing, no | it madly through the air, and more wear and tear on the clothes Vacuum Cleaner iy, : than there was in the worid || —nathing to break or even shing through the place eak abri where the faucet joined the pipe! weaken the fabric. a warscher in| When the tumult and shouting had The ONLY Grand 1| "Il be right up and [died and the Lindsays were eating & put on a new warscher.” a chilled dinner from a tea wagon Prize: Winner For which he submitted another|because the dining room ceiling was 3 | lying_on the dining room floor, the That is exactly | d 5 plumber, whistling cheerily as he S d, " John com- | worked at time-an what we mean. We Tve found out all | time, promised to send, his brother, will deliver on 10 | ould have done in | the v’h terer, the first thing in the bt . morning. days’ free trial one of it BT at whiat. do ‘ot think—er our very latest 1923 caused the water to gush out so7” Hiodel ‘Eotekas - with | asked John, casually, &8 one plumber no obligation or ex- to_another. pense to you what- LlsTEN' WORLD! k:;h:lnzll:'mber cocked his - derby ever. “Nothing, except that you didn't BY ELSIE ROBINSON. think urn this here water off at = the wi meter afore you monke; There's nothing more tiresome or|remarked scornfully. useless than this business of going Phone ‘ Main 955 - [fl{arouna explaining what a great and| Another episode of this story in te- ! T . rars soul you have. 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ALl these conditions ||| ‘There 1s no need for any woman seems old. . facial soap which bears their name. = Gx‘vhe :hem t:l!e same l;elutlfz‘xinghclus:- il The problem of keeping such a You need never be afraid of the ef- e e ah: U"e oy e universal inwardness. complexion was solved centuriesago. fects of soap and water if the 03P furly for bathing and let it do for yo:r ‘r'fl{fl SHEy mey o ow el that }: o The method is simple —the means - you use is Palmolive. body what it does for your face. Sione “and lat it accumulate. Then ||| three minutes, then rubbed off and within the reach of all. . : T Your, aplrit Will wax vite: |||t el the. 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