Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 33

WOMAN’S PAGE. Wake up your skin! WOMAN’S PAGE SKIP-FLEA ENDS FLEAS| Sergeant’s Skip-Flea Soap kills fleas and lice. Bathe your dog reg- ularly with this soap—keep him clean and happy. erfectly harmle very soothing to tender skins and does not mat the hair, but makes it soft and flufiy. Strictly a high- grade soap, ecffective also for human use. 23¢ a cake. Sergeant’s Skip-Flea Pcwder, 25c¢, for dogs and cats—will not irritate or nauseate. { where ghe laundry bill is unmewl\al' by dr sporting goods stores, secd Iess than the original cost of the gar- stores and pet 10 ment. 1 In other sections of the country, Yolk er's i s Do, . 64 pages on care, |, N e - Free Dog Book fo e e i Senmor Vests. cole. | e, o 4 e e wnd brated “Tribute to a Dog.” Write for a iree copy ! water. The white they wear goes to ; P se is great. Polk Miller Drug Co., Inc, Richmond, Va. 10 France, where. ine fine lingerte | gown was ereated, there has been ;ncull)‘ a cessation of this particular i kind of white muslin clothes and {they rarely wear fine muslin lingerie JUSt a “onde' fu‘ Salle Of {beneath the frock. They choose thin | silk, crepe de chine, georgette crepe ® ot lin preference. They may have taken {this idea from America | The lingerie gown made of real valenciennes lace, of Irish crochet. FAVORITE RECIPES White Clothes for Summer OF WOMEN No. 9—By MRS. E. M. HOUSE. Corn Bread, To one cup of white corn meal add | one-half teaspoonful of salt, a tea- spoonful of sugar and one cup of | sweet milk. Stir weil. Add a cup of | cold boiled hominy grits. Then add jone egg, beaten well, and two tea- spoonfuls of baking powder. Put ta- blespoonful of butter or fat into pan. When hot add one-half of hot grease | to the mixture, leaving the rest in {pan. The mixture will now be atiff. | Dip out a tablespoonful at a time and fill pan with small pones and bake in medium oven. (Copyright LISTEN, WORLD! | 23 Y BY ELSIE ROBINSON | BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE: | Certain sections of the country wear white without being told. It is |@ tradition. It Is as much a part of [the hot wcather as watermelons. | These people are nct always con- demned to spending thelr last cent in Kkeeping white clothes clean, for there are still spots on this costly continent 2.)) | i | [ | When you stop to think about it.| why should any one do your dirty work? Why should men root in ditches to ] bring water to you? ‘Why should . women sweat over ironing boards to {frill your ruffles? Why should stok- of Venetian lace, belongs to an era ers labor in the holds of ships, stew- | 0 I 4 5 [} s ocks no_longer ing in their own &fe to speed ! . Friday and Saturday T : : A . | appear at e races on the English you on Why should some | l Namber of exquisite models, || 1S 0 HE e o . | Pieuat ) M Yout VERY day that your family R al O b N O S | too’ D nep, etters, min hv 2 v, at . i : SO e | [T A issens mindlsousl Babyt e e they will like all the very latest shapes, {erepe will take'i « “summer. Z iborn into ease while the other fel- | us shades, cte., go on sale tomor- | "So when the d kers talk of ey 1o inherited toil? | = " . 3 H clothes ot refer toi I Y I know your s s. Ti more. row at O TS e {5y en L Entw youn arguments mhev | it and depend upon it more P, and futility of setting all | ‘doing chores. 1 know that h different talents and | and that humanity is better | satin, thin kasha cloth. crepe chine with its crinkled surface. usu- ally in wafer design. They mean the {latter fabric most especially There is enough goodness in { The white cloth suit has | serve by a distribution’ of duties < H | cono o the 1 ccord g varying ability tol H - el s e | s e e Duig O one big, RED, economical Life W soiled it can | rather spectacular questions in order | e e (B, Bt Fonlls s buoy cake to start every member The sketch shows one of the best of your household on the road to a healthy, beautiful, awakened of these white cloth | Your own support. and that you owe i 1is of white crepe de something more than money to the !a high-waisted effect, w s | people who 1ift the burden of those { responsibilities from your shoulders. ew feature in some It will be good for vou to think of aight bodice of crep over the ankles. They tached to_the s h a loose line these things. It may make you more | = about the figure. Its white s It help | kln .nfl:;el ‘;‘y hv\rde{‘s ‘2)1 3 ILn‘hea\d)' cour duty u.: S. . embroidered in thick white &ilk cords. | . ; » : ; ed when you Two panels of this embroidery fall | WHITE CIOTH ( UIT WITH o nenony 3 | BORDERS OF W 5 EMBROID- | sho do” more. You should I As delightful as it is inches longer than the hem of the A BODICE 3} vour part, as a citizen, in giving | skirt, which .-zxu} persists zx‘a way > E S |him a decr-n(] hand in every way . < . to entuate the or the you “can, and in Y £ 1 Fresh, Crisp Stock of White Hats That fo accenty K. CALTE CE benefimal. Are So Much Sought After Also Included IDA WALTERS 1415 G % PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE By William Brady, M. D. Noted Physician and Author. ‘The coolness of a frosty morning and the sunny fragrance of the Orient mingle in a glass of iced Tetley’s Orange Pekoe. Serve it on a sultry morn- ing, a hot afternoon. or a sticky evening—and see how this refreshing, « princely blend can banish fatigue and dull care. , The Egregious Gall-sac. sac may not infest much trouble un. | til several y P e The wisdom teeth are destined 10| typhold fever & Morc gone dttack o ijoin the dodo. Less than half of us|of the infection is lever cut all our wisdom teeth even |€lsewhere in the body, s | chronic running ear, infected tonsils, {now. silent absesses at the roots of filled ! The tonsils behave very much as|teeth, nasal sinus infection, or pelvic |though they were going to retire|in In man or woman el e other | _One popular myth, referri o if;um I-Z,me. . too. before another | galistones and al<o 16 kidney stones thousand vears. is without any truth at all, namely awitl : . namely, have the best possible homes The appendix has cerwinly out- |ihat lime or something in the drink- on L oestnonsluliones) {grown its usefulness to man and is|iNE water has some relation to these| Democracy isu't an abstract issue. | L ilogice and & monsce. 'lrxmh!:s That is never a factor. It's the payment o persunal i But of all these vestigial struc- = debt to your fellow man. At some tures which are apparently giving| QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. | time in the remote past your anc civilized man all the trouble they tor. (llxml)ml out of the bootblack { can m-r:re fl;xfl\l;.o;;;mfi‘uuowrly ex- Chapped Hands. _“"aur 1 (1.:01;-1:;:"’_2;),»( men. tinct, the gall bladder Is the most| Please recommend %o ourself, are being released for more | leass recommend something for|interesting and remunerative pursuits egregious. % l et vor avoidance of exercize, |*NPP#d hands. Mine prick and burr | because Tony and Manuel and Pat {the habit of overindulging in food {80 I can’t sleep at right. 1 suppose ;:’r?ermn?(n?elgflk%‘:‘;;b:'x"l' u;;d(dna-‘)“::r ]::;‘l“;:lsp;?oozlly'hdeenl-:al;xr:zt'd or it i3 from having my hands in water | in_simple decency and honesty. 1o | 5 3 Q = ive y N 2 i |menned tootihe 'L‘,‘"‘ e ,;u,,h Going my housewcrk.—(Mrs, | §'V€ Tony and Manuel, Pat and Dick corpulence commonly ongequent | = e fHeir” turn. i {upon these errors of hygiene, appear | Answer—This lotion gives the most | So if you don’t vote a dec vote, | { ¥y ent vote, 9 to predispose the individual to Inflam- | general satisfaction: i _|and pay a decent fax. vou're skippin| | Wation of the gall-sac, from infec- | RAIf ounce: BIycerin. ome ouno; Cras | YOUT debls. Thats ail S { tion thereof. and to the formation of |gacanth In shavings or i concretions known as gallstones. In- |grains; water, one pint. . deed, gall bladder inflammation (doc- | This is to be boiled slowl: 3 jtors call it cf s with or|ring almost constantly. tili all the = = without gallstone ival ap- |tragacanth diss Add water fro ahes 00 a ° | pendicitia as o common cause of the | tims o time to keap the messare up | M d l EA certain jabdominal symtoms which victims|to a pint. If desired. when the lo fatuously ascribe to “indigestion.” |tion coola (it is then | | “gas “acidity” and | the lik ek to pour trom a botdle). : ion” certainly does not add some perfume. A tcaspoonfu: aom‘;g;zh;x:;r;y disabling drszy:;s T [¢hould be rubbed on the havds oncel eFam t' suffering nor for any serious impair- or twice daily, : s have | e otiiloth 405 TEIRIR R |0 avice anl. eter s hagds by | e TamousTeautther {yarns about “acute indigestion™ are|quite dry. o 1 1 just arns. It is true one may E THE CHAP WHO DOES YOUR DIRTY WORK? Had Your Iron Today? Tetley's Orange Pekoe In 10c, quarter-pound, half- pound and one-pound packages. flnm\nd in climbing to a higher level Have von tried Thousands evers. re using i*. 1t is & wonderful ton, one or several at of alleg- No Marathon for Callow Youth. | skii. defles hot summer sun and cute indigestion” and regaini 1 am eighteen vears old. a student | i-T.'"m,-m:"k-'.fi'.',:."'( freckies. sallow akin, 1o {his usual heaith. before the actual|in high schou F e da el e oubie s astemnea | D st Rclioole 1 run & mile wday ||| le itz publicly announced But it is;mile marathon to be held shorti absurd to Imagine that “in- | How would you advice me to train| on.” whether acute or chronic. | for it7—(J. K.) actual entity. even though the e doctors did some times “pro- it so. We must remember | ] Soon o appear i i paper. Answer- marathon race is a se- | || droggist about it v iough test of endurance and those old timers perpetrated |Ph: 1 fitness for a fairly mature == and thoroughly trained athlete. 1t is| = L] i bad guesses, for they hadn't t 3 . S | the instruments and methods of pre- |no stunt at all for a growing high | (RS . Cision which doctors have today |5chool Youth to undertake. For you to attempt it is simply inviting seri- | ® Meat in hot weather is Mueller’s Egg Noodles w8 for diagnosis. One thing is sure E ! Baked wik Frott too heavy; it makes you B S ing I the tammyache |ous Injury to your heart. Better de- i b 1 5 line that really keeps Johnny out of |V your athletic interests to short re egz noodles sccording teel hotter - heavy, lan- R bollor preveats the it fromiats onteste, short track races, base ball, vaulting, jumping, basket ball, co directions on Muelier labe! g tending to his usual duties in not in- | ball guid and uncomfortable. digestion. | tennis, “hockey, “swimming and gym- Mix noodles with 1 T cream or Ir, butter, 1 egg well beaten ; - ; It is rather characteristic of gall-|nesium werk. —Time enough for : & : : J SR et ey - Mueller’s EGG Noodles, sac trouble or of galistone di |marathons when vou will ‘have at- ; Q NEW delicious breakfast bread. Full- on. B that there is a quiescent ained at least voting age. T . .o = g i ke o sodiate pure and famous for over | manths or ‘sometimes vears. duri G = fruited raisin toast! A new delight for aven for % hour or until set. iwhich no symptoms indicate any & 2 § ‘ S h e il Servehot. Any kind of fresh 50 years, are justas nour- thing wrong about the gall system. | sa take ten or twelve L& 2 the entire family. vr;midfi-m(mybeu.udm i i though otten lnw‘re are reflex symp: lgralnls":)it;:-w!coha:;: in (zhlo:‘dl;f:‘rmn:: t 1\1 d ith b 1 d d d place of raisins. H H 1 itoms, particularly eriodic trouble | SWec T ac Y : . . ishing and strengthening, o A e oDl | Place of sugar? . : Ma t:swnM 'ldgyb P u‘;np, tender, seede {1y mistreated as “stomach trouble. Answer—Only by your physician’ { raisins—Sun-Mai rand. and you feel refreshed The in{egtlon responsible for xaln vic Five grains of saccharin a y . o o 4 atiol - v i safe iel 1 and invigorated after eat- LETUR e L W e . ; The raisin flavor permeates each slice. . H of typhoid fever. The gall- (Coprright. 1822.) i - You can get such bread from any grocer or bake shop if you insist. No need to bake at home. Once try it and you’ll always have this kind. You'll serve it at least twice a week. - Fine food for business men and children due to the energizing nutriment and the iron of this famous, healthful fruit. Make dainty bread pudding with left-over ‘slices. No need to waste a crumb. Order now for tomorrow’s breakfast. But be sure to say you want “one of those full- fruited raisin loaves.” - SUN-MAID - Seeded RAISINS Make delicious bread, pies, puddings, cakes, etc. Ask your grocer for them. Send for free ing Mueller’s. N ' *“The kind that made mother stop making her own.” i ' . So he matched his strength Coffee can disturb nerves and against the swirl of the rapids, digestion, and often it does. a and laughed at the danger, and There’s a safe and satisfyin, kept repeating the stunt, until course for everybody in the selection of a table drink. “Simply Wonderfal”—Says Ratk Roland Help!” Says the Average j , It was the day the life-savers . hoey 9 ° | had been waiting for—that day ostum arm without . fos WOlgalfl foComplenon the call for help came. harm. It's b:ll; safe drink for L e comp_e:non 1s a big factor in every Wom'l N flll, and Pro y, thmfm, it's }::;{1 i{.‘ )i'lerh;rfli‘::,yi:'ixk:hefi 3§ 3:?: It's an easy matter to smile the betfer drink for you. F-F Lemon Cold Cream at coffee warnings when youre Thousands have found it better, F-F Lemon Massage Cream going strong. ; and fully satisfying, for them. F-F Lemon Cleansing Cream . Your grocer has both forma of In one week’s time you'll see results. Prove it—begin today! 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