Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 21

Why Delay? If YOU had been using Life- buoy for the last few months— You would be delighted with the improvement in your complexion today. Remember —every time you wash or bathe with Life- buoy you awaken your skin to new health and beauty. Why delay another day? Wake up your skin! WE MAKE IT RIGHT- WE SELL IT RIGHT- BUT THOSE WHO P LORD CALVERT COFFEE ARE THE ONES WHO B SAY IT'S RIGHT—— Sure Death to Mosquitoes flies, roaches, bed bugs, moths and fleas; also their retum prevented by spraying with “PREVENTOL". : Cleans ; Bath Tubs, Tiles, Metal Fittings and Garbage Pail. Parifies Be Sure Meadow The butter in the yellow carton. None other will do° for the housewives who know the deliciousness of Meadow Gold butter. It adds its savory flavor to other foods and for children nothing is quite so enjoy- able or so good for them as a slice of good bread with Meadow Gold butter—*spread on thick.” Meadow Gold Butter isa nourishing food. - It is rich in the vitamines ' i Fievelop muscle and red blood. Churned fresh richest cream thoroughly pasteurized. Tn?lem and sealed at the creamery to carry all its ‘unimpaired direct to your Wholesale BEATRICE CREAMERY CO. Only ‘the Ma Gives You Gold Buiter D. 0, WEDNESDAY, JULY BY EDNA KENT FORBES, Do You Play Tennis? This is the sort of weather that should entice you outdoors to play tennis. You should 'take advantage of every hour of sunlight and warm, health-giving air to make yourself stronger and better and more beau- tiful, and to store up energy and g00d looks against the winter months shoes. You will feel the good of ren- nis all next winter. Helen: Massage your scalp every night and Include with this a g9od tonic about twice each week. . D. F. To disgulse the fact that your forehead is too low, dress thel hair in the front so it comes over the brow enough to hide the line where the halr starts. E. M.: A depilatory acts exactly as nac0ra: a shave, and whilo it is all right for you to use it under the arms, if used I advocate tennis particulasly be-|on your face you will strengthen the cause it has mors advantages than |hair growth just as 4 man does when 0 s ; most other outdoor games. It keeps D ] o bl ait the figure youthful, it will glve you | o+ caator ofl will bleach and dissolve a slender waist, a stralght back, per- (2" m} " P0t Then it does not it is fectly shaped arms and well-set|poqt ¢ have it done by means of the shoulders. These are its particular | Jrociric needle method advantages. . It also will improve the chest b cause it will make you breathe dee |1y, and it will improve the physical appearance because it makes you run about. It will improve digestion and complexion, as any good exer- cise will, and it will give you—which is one of its speclal advantages—a quick eye and a sure hand. It has~another advantage which is sometimes overlooked. Whereas golf Tequires acres of ground and costly upkeep, tennis takes only a small amount of space and requires a sim- ple court that any one can lay out. Any vacant city lot has space for one or more courts, and any amateur can level and mark them out. The equipment Of net, rackets and balls is not at all costly. ‘Why not form a tennis club If you wish to improve your health and looks this summer? There are many months still for you to enjoy it. You do not need a special costume, although, course, you must have flat-heeled|this puncl Truly Delicious! 'SALADA" TE.A Not every woman can content her- seif with a few simple frocks for summer evenings. She may hug to her heart the fact that high gowns, without sleeves, have served for ceremonial - occasions through two winters .of gayety. She realizes that the deeply decollete gown has not been worn to any extent since Amer- ica went to war. France and England discarded it the day they went into battle. The average ‘woman did not grasp fho fact at first that a gown cut no low- er than the collarbone could be con- sidered sufficiently formal to serve at a ball or night at the opera. But it was. The world considers it proper today, even in peace. There is no dimunition of its pres- tige, but, and this is a very big “but,” the material must be sumpt- uous if one is to wear this kind of gown to evening parties, Which brings us to the original statement that all women cannot be content al- ways with a few simple frocks to wear after the lights are lit. If they g0 to pleasure places, the exigencles of soclal life call for an ornate frock. It is sleeveless, even if it is 70t low in the neck. Gold lace fills this need. It comes in a mesh which is most supple and cobweb-like, and is draped over a thin slip of cloth of gold. The sketch shows such a gown. It is embroi- dered in coral and carries a girdle of coral beads. The cape that is used at the back of this frock is a feature of evening apparel that most women like. It redeems the simplicity of the one- piece frock. It acts as a background. .5 The unevenness of the hem of the skirt is accentuated this summer, for it is an aggressive way to persuade women to accept long skirts. There is no longer any argument about the length of the skirt. It is definitely long. Late spring clothes proved that. The fashionable skirt may not quite touch the ankles, but it touches the instep. Fullness at the waist or hips is also_accepted, and it is ered in the Victorian manner. (Copyright, 1922.) Curried Potatoes. Cook one-fourth cup of butter with one small onion finely chopped until yellow. Add three cups of cold boiled potato cubes and cook until the po- tatoes have absorbed the butter. Then add about three-fourths of a cup of white stock, one-half a table- spoon each of curry powder and lemon juice and salt and pepper to taste. ‘Cook untll the potatoes have absorbed the stock. Grape Juice Punch. To make grape juice punch, take one-fourth of a cupful of grape juice, one teaspoonful of lemon juice, three- fourths of a cupful of cold water and sugar to taste. Mix the sugar with the stralned grape juice and add the lemon juice and water. A slice of pineapple will add to the delicacy of EVENING GOWN OF LACE IN COARSE MESH EMBROIDERED IN CORAL. IT IS WORN OVER A SLIP OF SUPPLE GOLD CLOTH, AND HAS A LONG PANEL CAPE AT BACK. PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE By William Brady, M. D. Noted Physician and Author. “The Best.” H2 Is Without Doubt Sold in Sealed PacKkets Only. 7 T\ had gas —but they haven’t. And Dethol exterminates them quickly and surely. Dethol kills every in- sect pest. Flies, mosquitoes, bedbugs, ants, water-bugs, etc., die before your eyes when Dethol is sprayed. Spray Dethol for every clean- ing, disinfecting and deodoriz- ing purpose. Dethol hasaclean, pleasant odor, and does not stain. Buy Dethol today; it has un- limited uses. Full directions are on every can. Drug, gro- cery, hardwareand department stores sell Dethol. Small size, 50c; quart, $1.00; gallon, $3.00. Dethol sprayer, 50c. DETHOL MFG. CO., Inc. Richmond, Va. some of the stout stouts, I published here some time ago a table showing a reasonable, healthful and good look- ing excess over the “average” weights for women of various ages and heights, and announced that I did not propose to help any woman reduce unless her weight was clearly above the limit. The framework of the body may be of the socky or thickest (ugly word, I knew) type, with musculature in keeping, even though the bones are not thicker or heavier; the slender ones have narrow chests, long waists, often contracted pelves and narr hips; stout stouts have large ches short waists and fully developed hi This applies to men and The Big-Boned Stouts. I am compelled to confess that my conscience bothers me some about the cruel and seemingly harsh things I have said here to and of fat folks. As father used to say—and what he said hurt more than what he did— well, you know now what he'said. I meant no evil; I abused fat folks in- dividually and collectively for thelr own good. A good many victims of the now terribly unfashionable over- welight handicap plead In extenua- tion that they are “big boned.” How they arrive at this conclusion that their bones are thicker than ordinary human bones is a mystery to me, un- less they estimate on the basis of the thickness that comparatively acces- sible portion of the skeleton from the superciliary ridges up. 2 Charles K. Taylor of the Cartere! Academy, writing in the Outlook, educes some very sound evidence to support his attack on “The Great Un- derweight Delusion.” He _protests against the practice of considering all children who do not conform to the “average” in weight as abnormal, for, | the harm they afe doing her and will as we well know, boys or girls, like | do her, and. in case they do return, men or women, may be naturally of | have them removed again? What the slender, medium or average, or|would you recommend?—(Mrs. S. C. the heavy or stout type, as & matter | A.) of race and heredity, and to insist Phat the slender type Bhould welgh | pi maeenias mnd coieoted st the same as the stout s really ab-|qone in the first few years of child- surd. As Taylor remarks: “They are|pood. By all means prevent as much under weight! A frightful term that| harm as you can by following the sends whole communities into provid- | famfly physician’s advice. If the ing_fattening diets for perfectly healthy children and doing everything that uncanny genius will suggest to make a lot of normal children mor- bid over matters they do not need to worry about. Have 1 made & lot of perfectly healthy stouts morbid t over- weight? That would be false to own avowed motto, from Hippokrat: ;Do good If you can, but do no harm. For fear my harping on the evils of overeating and obesity might possibly disturb the peace and happiness-of and pelves. women, too. No arbitrary table of welights can be accepted without particular regard to the type of individual. There is some fourth dimension necessary in the computation, and I hope to find it soon. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Tonsils. Our family physician advises us to have our four-yegr-old daughter's ils and adenoids removed. Some e is entirely too young for the operation, as both the ‘adenoids and the tonsils will return.- But why not have them removed to save her from house were afire would you put it out tonight, or would you walit till tomor- row fiight, the fire being so recent and so likely to flare up again if put out now. Sweet Fifteen. I am a girl fifteen years old, sixty- one Inches tall and weigh 108 poun :| Am I in proportion? I take a te: mile hike every Sunday. Will this r duce me. Does walking give one rosy cheeks? Hoping to see my swer goon and wishing you the best of luck.(Marion T. C.) Answer—You are in perfect propor- tion, and it would be unhealthful for you to reduce. A ten-mile walk on Sundays only will cely reduce any one. But it will help to keep your cheeks rosy, all right. Can't you manage<o in a few miles of open- air exercise on week too, say, on a tennis court, or playing three old cat or woolly woolly wolf or hunt the gray or something? H. Clarke & Sons, Inc. Sales Agents Cannibal Appetite. eans o 1 am very fond of raw beef and XILLINSECT PESTS 405 W. Lombard St. ham, also frankfurters. Are any of MOTHS Baltimore, Md. these caten raw injurious to health? CLEANCLEANEST Ask for Free —(L. 8) Demonstration Answer—No, not if they are un- questionaply free from parasitic in- festation.” There is always a chance'| of such infestation in raw meat, pas ticularly raw ham (trichina polson- ing). Therefore, it is a measure of safety to cook such meats. To Remove Grass' Statns. These are the days whea the chil- dren are likely to get grass stains | on their pretty frocks or play aprons. 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