Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 31

. WOMAN'S PAGE. SURE DEATH TO FLEAS! Easiest way to rid your dog of tor- A" SARE menting, disease-breeding fleas is to| DET wash him with Sergeant’s Skip-Flea Soap. It quickly kills fleas and lice. | Does not hurt skin or eyes, but makes the hair soft and glossy. Strictly a high-grade soap, effective also for human use. 25c a cake. s Skip-Flea Powder, 25¢, for dogs and Polk Miller Drug Co., Inc., RiM Va. 4 So Easy to Digest l Mueller’s improved methods make EGG Noodles that are so light, so de- licious and easy to digest. That’s one of the many reasons you should cat them several times a week, especially in warm weather. Pure and famous for over 50 years MUELLER'S EGG NOODLES stop making her own.” Mueller’s Egg Noodles — Pudding a [a Sacks 1 package Mueller's Egg Noodles, 3 big apples, 1 cup raisins and curranes, '3 cup sugar, 1 pint IW. Being milk and water to bol, put in s Exg Noodie, il 'a few minotes, then put in apples cut small, rawins, currants and sugar and lee bol very siow for 10 minutes, stir & imes. Add chopped nuts and bake in oven for S miniutes. DYED HER FADED: DRAPERIES, A SKIRT AND CHILD'S COAT Each package of “Diamond Dyes” | then perfect home dyeing is sure, contains directions so simple any | because Diamond Dyes are . woman can dye or tint her worm, | anteed mot to spot, fade, st , or . shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, | run. Tell your drugy ‘whether stockings, sweaters, coverings, dra- | the material you wish to dye is ies, ings, everything. Bu; wool or silk, or whether it is linen, m"—u othlo? kiné—y- cotton or mixed ' Diamond-Dyes “Simply w—.w. Rath Rolend “My Face Is My Fortune, Sir,”” She Said No face can be pretty if the com- plexion is bad. And no complexion can be bad if you use F-F LEMON COLD CREAM F-F LEMON CLEANSING CREAM F-F LEMON MASSAGE CREAM The pure Lemon for the whitening, tonic, stimulating effect on the face— the purest, smoothest cream to soffen the skin and malke it velvety. One week's use—then ask your looking glass how much your compiexion been improved. At all Drug Stores, Department Stores and -li Beauty Parlors Four sizes: 50, 65, 85 cents—and $1.25 Also makers of the famous F-F LEMON SOAP o—0 Mal 39 conia for gmacsts se of A= can’t supply you, write 1 Friedrich-Friedrich Chemical Co. Philadelphis, Pa. Look for the Trade-Mark V)2 .42 " " MOTHER, WATGH BABY'S BOWELS BN ‘ALIFRNIA FIG SHRUP ‘Harmless Laxative'to Clean Little Bowels and:Sweeten Sour, Colic Stomach—Babies Love It food souring, feveri: Millions of mothers tongue; is restless and because of ¢! a half-teas) \ " e 4 * " [ pietea’ “Bentimental Tommy,” and just cats—will not irritate or nauseate. § il W St ol s e m’::fiu r?::en{-o o h'::.': . pl: o of Pefore: her nume. became so widely | \ 8ol by druggists, sporting goods stores, seed stores M‘ [ B [sents the strongest fempration. for | SATRItiRe Clear of paint, end scrubbed; knows. She has changed a bit in the ‘e o EREUet el X U8 | spending money. We do.so gant, for hlounhgdt p'n"llnt of m; eolg;o'x:u ah.‘; P':: :‘ r Bh:h 1--;':. quite so c:mu;. 2 & ‘ iller” our bedroom, that §25 willow desk we | Sire. s coat dry ug| ect, but: she greater depth, . : (o 1A Free Dog BOOk fi‘l&'?..lg'lid’ :f:::.‘::sgb:if °s‘;'§;al‘1§”5‘e’n‘?.“ ::1':? 22w In_the store! :y. e aimply must :,'};’,I'Pgn:?:;&‘;';,"‘;;;';“';"'“"‘“ : racter, styength. You can tell that L \ " brated “Tribute to a Dog.” Write for a free copy.|have .that §16 “night stand” to put{ "Apply a second coat of the e ¢ life, is touching her, does not pass her - le our bed, to hold the rose- |colored paint as the first, let dry, by. gl “| plant pie certainly comes second, with <18, A0, » £ A WOMAN'S T ]| had gever been heard of outside tne| “What would you call going for- . - A‘ Cile M p « tllufy'clnh. % _ |ward?".I asked. . essl ovie Fan Not that she doesn't consider her{ “To find another role like that of 3 . £ s own importance. - She 18 too level-| Grizel in ‘Sentimental Tommy,' " sigh- L ek g headed to underrate that. “I would|ed Miniature May. “That was perfcet /3 r':l.hor."' ll\:“l;ld ur&e. fllnl 5""’{ le'l 1 loved it. 1 should like to do g s S y_gontract n take a part I don't| Peter Pan. or something else of Bar- BY GLADYS AALL.. i consider worth while. 1 don't believe| rics. . And 1 particylariy like char- in going backward eyer. If you can’t|acter work. 1 think girls CGuEht to BY LAURA KIRNNAN, & 7 3 : 3 ¢ e g0 forward, then standstill, but don't| realize that they won't always be 2::;';1@3‘& {0 wash the wood thor: _ No Going Backward. Fo back. I'belieye that to be true of | soung or always pretiy. and they x #osp and water and let| - \ G - | everything we -do_in_ life. ere 18| should prepare themselves for the Only the! woman who has aiready | dry. 7 TS| Ay Mokvoy Jg wwighly swest 160K nothing 8o damaging o one's career | changes age brings by not identifying started saving money knows' the Ji . ing. When I talked with b year . |as retrogression. Every step should|themselves exciusively with ® of ‘seeing the figures increa e 8go, just “befors she went to Cali-| . % be h step forward. merely young and merely pretty savings bank pass book: To such & for. polishing fornia, I thought was like a . woman the. idea of buying a new arti- ‘:"}1 also take off the|small and perfect cameo, a miniature. g cle 16 always preosded by the thought | work. 5! o more (‘mhat was just after she had com- ) E 2 . hing T can use instead?” wool. once more sandpaper the entire sur:| The day we talked together ahe fxce until it is as Smooth as you cAB |y, o lyoverely Gt uit ot Towin we will get a|make it 2 colored cloth, & small hat with O e ft. ction out of & t'nl“ m In?fllllfi, coat ,lhou!g.b = 1agt, o0 cked up reason- | TG00 nive beert using. . Put ; blouse with| ., MeAvey looks ae If she mizht The Right Wa % TO lender-lined old- | enamél paint on as thinly “:’wzm'. pular w'd collar. have a family tree. : JUDGE A WASHING MACHINE inexpensively | and when it is_.perfectly and unperturbed and she had 18 . Just | R hud at least three offérs from at least | seemed as unspofled and ss uncon- second-hand store, than if we | JOWR JWIB Bowidered pumice Slone | ihres prominent companies, too. Shelcerned s If the mame May MCAvoy BY THE WORK IT WILL DO spend 340 that we ought not fo spend | furniture companies finish wood." A = on the two new pleces of furaiture. | coat of wax goes on over the tP“"““‘i : ; , rubbed ‘coat of enamel pain And the best part of it all is that, preferred, you may use varnish 'in- no matter - what color the second-|stead of w Agajn, you can get a 7 hand piece of .furniture is, we can|soft dull r by rubbing with paint it to match any other furniture | [¥iXed equal parts of turpentine and A A linseed ofl. 3 we have! This is how: —— i . To paint old furniture: There is| (NN —_ SRR hiike s ; . e : S T R —— | Makes good TEA .a_certainty ol ot R A / Real tea strength combined_ No Handwork, No Wringer, Plying this “remover.” you can get with perfect flavor and clear, . _—e— e, — 2 biade o oS o el , N\ decr, color—theso are the- , No Extra Tubs reasaons for larit; \ ® et > - 2 of Tetley’s Orange. Pekoo, HOME ECONOMICS. SO BY MRS, ELIZABETH KENT. "l'-etllez: Orange Pekoe half-pound --3 one- * packages. pound Other “electric washing machines merely wash the clothes and pro¥ide power to turn a wringer. The LAUN-DRY-ETTE Washes, Rinses, Blues and Dries the - Without a wringer or extra tubs, The Laun-Dry-Ette does the wasning from start to fitish.. You don't have to handle a single piece or garment in hot suds, het or cold water. Free Demonstrations at Our Store or In Your Home if You Prefer NATIONAL ELECTRICAL - - Supply Company 1328-30 New York Ave. Phone Main 6800 U 3 £ R P MO = This is No. 1 ina series of Rinso endorsements from the To the New Englander, rhubarb is} leading washiflg‘ machine manufactur ers Of this country. not_rhubarb, it is pie plant. To him while apple pie may come first, ple- ziizmT= Makers of the famous Gainaday food is keene: Crust for rhubarb is quickly follows: Mix - e o knife a third of a cupful of short. ening, half Jard and half but- & ter or crisco or margarine., Moisten ~ 13 ' ¢ to a dough with cold water, toss on a floured board, pat, roll out and cut I ot atine o St = hi tpofthame Washlng machine manufacturers formerly advised the use of “any good white barb stalks, bright red. with white soap” or “a flakeé or chip soap’ in their machines. It is significant, therefore, hearts, do not need to be skinned, Marely well whahed, ‘cnt, info Baif- that the makers of the best known and most widely used electric washing inch pieces, d well mixed with a Falt "ot Thubseh pieces. P this add machines in the country should now recommend the use_of Rinso in their pleces. #2ur FU he Dottam vt and sV, machines. Here is the statement of one.of them —the makers of Gainaday SR T e O B T o Electric Washers—regarding Rinso: member that good pie crust depends - ¥ chiefly upon plenty of shortening and > 2 . - & good oven. % . If the rhubarb is not young and . . tender, it should be carefully stripped < P of the tough outer skin. and it is safer, also, to heat the filling thor- oughly before putting it between crusts, for the crust should cook in ten minutes, and any filling that can- not be cooked in that time should be wholly or partly cooked beforehand. If you have stewed rhubarb left over, to put into a ple, thicken it a little with flour and butter to make a filling that is soft, but not sloppy. PITTSBURG; ; : H GA« 3 MANUPACTURERS o mSiE EHE}:LY CoMmpa NY L0 ABsLIANCES Things You'll Like jEEat / to Make. Lever Bros. Co,; Czmraonpa. 1 Ccrbfldu, Mass. 4 ‘ tlemen: We | m’flthoutqulfi.; rtr.mend Rinso in the Gain- l cation. Our exha, us that it ig one of ustive tests con- ine, ° ithe !’“t”‘mmfldefora Contains n " lining of our m‘:hhzmn'l’lfh‘;.h:,cfh could injure the | considera- Miglon 'S A darned-mesh scarf is a simple but effective way of making scarfs for the summer bungalow or’home. Make the foundation scarf of a coarse mesh net. Choose wool of a color or a combination of colors that—will harmonize with the color scheme of | the room. With a simple darning stitch work out the design. An easy TihSas Sontn Pattorm. A’ moBt delight- stitch de: ern. - el "b scarf can be made expenditure of time FLORA. " (Copyright, 1922.) ‘Way te Clean Rugs. o # “not hang your rugs over the Ill:: while cleaning them or hold them by the corners-while shaking. Both of these strain them badly | .and may loosen the bindings or breek | : (eglored the threads.. This causes raveling and ig in shortens the life of the rug. y your. " -] rugs the grass.or und ~and | ten T OBty stdee. You-wilt fud that softens the ! get just as clean and your rugs ‘will“Tust longer. nd oA THE