Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 42

THURSDAY., DECEMBER 7. 1924, FEATURES. By J. CARROLL Omys Pointex”’ . W MaGEiLaN. 5 \e AN HEADING NORTHWARD AND THEN —or N SEPTEMBER 1519, FERDINAND TO THE WEST, MAGELLAN SAILED FOR [17 ° *" * . 5 . ¥ IE VOYAGER'S ROUNDED| | MAGELLAN [ THE HEROIC LEADER. MASELLANA PoRTUSESE MARIER N ot | SRSV |, LS 0N S e Jamter b e N O e R Onyx Pointex™ Silk Hosiery THE SERVICE OF THE I<ING OF SPAIN, THAT HE HADEMBARKED ON WATER'S ON SEPTEMBER b,!522, THE “VICTORIA", THE SOLE REMAINING | | THE VOYAGE - ” kable values in the: flawlr_s " s SET OUT URON WHAT LATER PROVED o 3 WHICH COVER ALMOST HALF THE GLOGE| | SMIP OF MAGELIANS' FLEET REACHED L1SBON, BEARING EIGHTERN|| 1 ANDING ON ONE OF THE PHILIPPIN ! —remari Se, 'S 51 C"»‘k"lgs TO BE ONE OF THE Mon’m"mg AFTER A STORMY VOYAGE OF FIvE APTER A HERO! 'GHOSTLIKE "SURVIVORS OF THE EXPEDITION - TSLANDS “THE WHITE MEN WERE ATTACKED * B . . - PRARTS VOYAGES IN HISTORY %’“‘3‘!&""‘ TREACHEROUS woosar:n h:;ss fi‘:bsy,:i,:: :i:i THIS REMARMABLE VOYAGE PROVED THAT THE EARTH WAS || 3y SAVAGE NATIVES AND IN THE FIGHT “Onyx Pointex” pure silk, with lisle tops and soles. b oo e smes (R I ATAE N || Cabin S Ay || S e o AL S k7 || e e Sl 255—Semce weigh . . . . . o1 o5 AND ABoUT THREE HUNDRED MEN. o CANNIBAL TSLANDS OF THE EAST. _’" ,.::::g N ASIA WA AR 1l Tomorrow - Pizarro w Peru Style 355—""Sheresilk”, chiffon weight . 1 i “Onyx Pointex” all silk opyright, 1924, by The McClure Nowspaper Sysdicate. g —— Style 350—Service weight . . . . . $7.75 Style 450—"'Sheresilk”, chiffon weight . 2 At leading stores BY LYDIA\ LE BARON WALKER. (Copyright, 1924.) Foot Treatments. l,“,:t“‘, tape. Rub the eorn for a f : (17 99 35 . @0 not have pure china or| [ = e i A Troubles having todo with the feet’] Tugrowing ndils can b 1 b3 bd @ 0 Z ice plates, let Z Z =% P numerous icularly in cold | cutting the large te i . N oI thont Sheis iSS / Dot el ke o el G TL Bl COCLRL R L | Pointex” is to be had only in "Onyx” Hosiery. ay not only es i ad of the service plates. | v 7 > . 5 must be treated professionally v The name is marked on the heel of every stocking. d clear, | Lay a spray of fern, a maple leaf n up that | touched with the fire of Autumn until | up alone te beauty, a flower that! Z t » B el will lie flat (such as a 3 hoes \\l-.u'»'! ‘l o |or a spray of small blossoms | | s , @ wear round-toe center of the dinner pl On this 7 ght inner set the glass soup plate lding the | soup plate st of clear soups, visible that the soup must en bouillon. You e that the result will be A Z | Do not attempt to use artific: ve | 2 7 upon the |ers. Remember that this use 7//" 7 | Glass S()llp Plates, Clear as Crystal : Tlle Dafly CrOSS'WOI'd Puzzle BEAUTY CHATS 5y EDNA KENT FORBES. | [ 1d wear two pairs king them alternate days, | comfort. di8 c rcar 8 out of Always serub ect with @ b ttle boric acid powder when bathing and rub off the skin with a rough towel or 4 | over the feet, when the stockings | corn tile. Clean toenails | put on. Rub the fe days and remove what | ., ry night you can from around the f each nail. 1f a real co As you Eenuine not intended | late the beauty of ceramies v 2 .. e | For Dinner Only. [ / 2 thto ‘ihree es| The use of the glass soup plates is i % 7 ot B | e w0 o e N dll Aniant i chivi | b o |Plates are not supposed to be used| HAAA e s o e atintod ‘be [at luncheons, thouxh mo doubt the| [ %fl.“%%y Nt mote Lo e thy |style will become more flexible later %% %7 3 on. Just now fashion dictates V47 s 7 1, cither with the paint- Z soup plates for dinners and bouillon | /.. // st i e cups for luncheons. It is not neces-| . D%, t with warn and orning, Thix : A Vitamines! Y - ODFISH contains lots of em. And natural body mines esides. So serve the whole family Gorton's delicious Ready-to-Fry Codfish Cakes—the easiest way to serve codfish. “Deep Sea Recipes” booklet free GORTON-PEW FISHERIES, Gloucester, Mass. Gorfon's CodFishCakes carefully _uE W [ [T19 it therefore, to discard Louillon Tl k still have their place. avell vogue, 1 e gl will not be e plates other than g ®in to be used at \ {1 UaRSIbL the glass soup plates should not | ven if serving plates are not so L, ng e il sed for all kinds of soups. T 7 W i o TS T 8 oo v s8 is strong, is made to stand 1 tho sle URiblates may be used o |tense heat, and is dainty, too. | 24 hen I let my troubles sdvantage ere are thousands o ! 4 ” other ! o hand- | Fascinating Fashion, | ACROSS | 40 .\IA{x.:Vk:rx.]mu\\ ball scare me ot m.m{y\ The interesting thing, however, is| 1- Mado lighter N Black 2nd }\Uge they prefer the less ornate |the revival of the old form of soup| i+ UPOR i . ! those that arc of |plates in the new guise coupled with | e oo el Signet (abbr lock 2nd tall — . but which have geo- | the ative innovatio o style| % Plercing tool \ o the Signet (abbr.) g mes in dull | | L an T s Belhr e [47. Choreh janitor. Bu;.’. fif ;. face them of the plat s and leaves may be used as beau- | 18- T0 g0 over. ] iy e of fabr ull of courage de before be- | tiful substitutes for painted and fired | 18- Bnergy put into a machine ) o line of fabric A g 50ld or con- | ornamentation . ates, |20 Dishes made of czge I grow big or the cream white or | yure white of the kaolin may be left | who are of average means should not | 24+ Sets a new value on. oot i S and the toned. The important matter is|keep up with the fashion. Let me |26 Prefix meaning dow: 62. Behold. 1at there should be some beauty of |remind you again of the necessity of | 2i- Vorth. 68 ‘Prifx ieniiie e lor or of design to bo seen through | using clear soups, for they are | 28. Belonging to. 51, Street (abbr.). the bottom of the g up plate. ' of this new vogue | 30. Personal pronoun. Str abbr. . Girl's name. . Prefix meaning double. : . Therefore. As a result of the recent electi BEDTIME. STORIES 7' ;ensoy | 3 s | mayerens e e ; y rQQ . Railread (abbr.). mayoress, the first in : W. BURGESS 5 NEndiotia prair nearly all of the members . Note of 5.-;‘1,.. town council are women. 2. Observe carefully (abbr.) eckls 18, | Reddy had anything to do with the|43. Border. 3 Sp ckled Feathe: L | stealing of those chicken . To cover inside. [ how he felt happler as he . A labor organization (abbr.) {to the entrance to Reddy's home and holds. went down|tried to find out by th Um‘ Green | In the d at the entrance whethe - tablished ( o1l Past or not an was at home. He w Hoy's n Z - . % iso intent on studying those foot- |54 Crudely E Z \ Never pay more for pancake flour than your e | Prints that he failed to see a singl A number N lost | little speckled feather caught iu the |5 Z o AR grocer asks for Virginia Sweet. Here is maximum v made up his | bushes close to the doorway. I1f he|b! 3 . . . - D S | e il cen SanA imlck o0 Sam sl featiier | 58 Hound = L - - i flavor and quantity at mimimum price because enn : ery | it might have made a great differ- |6 ria Z. e, TN o B b e |61, Song birds, « . of tremendous demand. nters was to start out with S Ul ” NOBe of o niinst = B Gites a new taste to waffles and muffins, too! wser and othe s - s RS e ast. ! : ¢ " ght LA [ or two seems notl »wn_the thief. DOWN. S i s camtl | TN AR THE FISHBACK CO, Reglstered nurse (abbr.). A ! 1 Indianapolis Kansas City Preposition. g . A 7 « e Reddy X o rs 5.1 BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN, 10 lived up | that it 1 5 Rl chould be killed,| VARIATIONS—Benan, Beeman. i el forsopeittion adows, the Green| RACIAL ORIGIN—English, hern State (abbr.). | S4¢th S ful Yoar Old Pasture never| SOURCE—An occupation. . ’uwflrinz degree. #zain would seem the same,” thought| You may be Inclined to doubt thel| ® AXxle. E Farmer Brown's “Thes obvious origin of this family name,|l0: Temperance society (abb AR ox they | Don't." 1t 18 the right one. No mat:]ll "‘{;f,'q\:,‘;,“m GfeiEnat tem Y lnslstl onNn_. = | ter how the Beaman's spell their},, 5 o %0 Conipars 2 4 : names now, whether. it be -Beamen, |13 o cutiel 7 Beeman or Beman, the origin is, for| 4 Strata L In other words, the first bearers of | 1¢ this name were actually bee keepers|;’ » or gatherers of honey, back in thejjg picturcaque -England o ‘the Middla| 3. ori Sunsweet “Prunes in Cartons are— And prunes provide remarkable val- Ages. There fs record In an old roll | {of the year 1183 of & Latinized form of |55 Sartousness. 17 Clean—they are sterilized in water uesat low cost. Compare their price the name, “Ralph Custosapium” A parent (heenes"ot the beehives) Latin (A panent et heated to 212 degrees F. with other foods that offer anywhere Th i mantm . greatly used at that period for lit Repast. . . 2 S ree im, . Tary purposes, and about evorybody | oy RemSti e to currency {2 Packed while hot by machinery— near the same combined delicious- lth who knew how to write at all knew | A knob. E Aoh e or not touched by human hands. ess, food value and healthfulness. rfamilys purse and F e tas thek souin family names | 35. Man of authority in & | {3] Easily identified—you know that 5 Mo e 5 your - pu of the perfod were actually translated | yonate gesting the fine, sweet, thin- 60,000 doctors recommend them as 1 How to Buy Oranges and Grapefruit according to their meanings when so - S e aorn s dainbiel oot vidence : skinned California prunes—notthe a0 ideal breakfast fruit. Disregard their color and shape. For very often"rosy” , e e du e onek s, sour kind. . Ask your grocer for Sunsweet Prunes - o e e e e e _sroon| foresticn und they became hereaitary | [EIRRTIT A BT o]0 Sunsweet means *'from famous Cali- in Cartons. Prepare as suggested be- prrd iy i) & s kst e e o e e 5 : fornia orchards, selected and packed low. - Then serve this appealing, orange or grapefruit tree. person at this period, for honey en- o 5 . . N ) N & ance to shoot, withou - rgely into the “m; kst | B - - ust do this: Be for their size. More Siunce to shoot, without kiowledge | tered largely Into the “mixed arinics g -ooan mid :der the s;.xg:ws:on of the grow ?::;g“c:al fruit for breakfast to Just is mxmmm = thief, I do hope those dogs S . 22 { themsel . Oranges and Grapefruit are heavier, size for size, than find the trafl of some other Fox. B | AMEES| 4 piruit eay or size, th ¥ happen to find Reddy's rail ‘Abe Martm Sa\‘s: ! e] ] A QUICK METHOD To CooK BREAKFAST PRUNES others. They are solid with delicious, nourishing juice. o thei0iaE L 5 i Eng BE o Wash SUNSWEET PRUNES, corer with btwamndtlo;hm&mb&n Brin mbvl;zlmg Improve Your Family’s Health oot toibo chuEht At omb itmr 4 point in the same water in which they were soaked, cover and cook until mmmir,[n- irty Saweet Elosids Orarges rapebruit have tre- ihs cadicilicas T fxf‘“h:;a:; TIeo o lo/NI= NI 10 forty-five minstes. Add sugdr ten minutes before removing from Sove. Allow one tablespoon to one g:douhe-hh 3:“"_ The;:isch 7= d:e growth- ek | A e 3 rums,massred ifrmakng r coking 1 ik i i, pemore pris 0 sring promccing, heskh-prfecting Vieamin C. While con- for @ long timo_fust where chac | ‘ ] COOn oERE apnn wesh when tender, and boil 1he liguid until it is of the desired consifiency. <A listle orange peel, lemon i nadicol yotr bthet loodds this eesestial witiain 7 When ho was nenr there ne| gSGHRRG ) (IAlL[elsv]vinepTIRIU}S[S] | Juice or Gick cinnamon im proves tbe flavor for some saes. is weakened—often destroyed—in cooking. Orange and vt a sharp watch for fathers | B ] grapefruit juice, on the contrary, preserves Vitamin C I'vesently back of a b K he s L : 5 hat ho was looking for. and what | ! PRUNES FOR CONSTIPATION e e lidn't want to find. Scattered ' : e surprising health fact: asual “bread and meat™ 1t on the grass and in the bushes X | COLOR IT NEW WITH Prones are nature’s own laxative. Doctors everywhere ate pointing out that the galeavul::“addrsiduey'ci:'yo\xr body. Oranges snd ro feathers, They were the feath- . i natural fruit juices, dzefimtultsmli;mculul the bulk of prunes have a beneficial pefruit, so-called “acid foods,” leave an “alkali re- [EEporax hen (ISR Imezoimpieckind) =Y . ) “DIAMOND DYES” and natural effect on the bowels. " wfw'gnd/flt”isawnnddful health rule. | EHge And impairment of this “alkali reserve” is the s Y Other fruits and fmitiuicawhidrhckthebulkmdnlmn.lmughlgcofpmmswill . armer Brown's Boy stood looking | rEsss a e -);‘lm‘\'n at ';h(‘m:\] (flll—]lnle re;ill-l ; not serve the same purpose. Bacon, eggs and similar highly concen - real beginning of most bodily ills. ors cnew ¥ specl i . . S concentrated breakfas } z Six o all iiat nemhtaonii el 4 d,g‘n'g":i‘a' fi:&':; i dishes need prunes to make bulk in the digestive tract and aid elimination_» It’s the Juice that Counts hens of the neighbor who had | lorrowed Bowser that morning, and | - i;‘f,::;:‘m"cg ;‘fi' Size for size, Sealdsweet Florida Oranges or Grapefruit who had been losing his chickens | \ i : 1 5 - for some time. He knew beyond a | Just dip in “cold give you af least /4 more juice than crdinary oranges s A 3 i ince it is the juice that carries the doubt that cither Reddy or Mrs. vater to tint soft, A\ or grapelfruit do. Since it is the ju Bl Bad sicish thies chicken&i‘ gfi!i"f?. n.lia;den, = q - flam-vn:ufllheamnalhodekmmyounm “Those epeckled feathers so close to i e rich, i health value and greatest money value when you demand their home were absolute proof. He rmanent colors. [1 ' 3 inew that if those hunters should 15-cent paci tind those feathers they would do age contains di- their best to kill Reddy and Mrs. mfionu 8o simple ylnm CAI'IFOI{NIA m."wm scilea.ldsweet y. Whit do you think Farmer UL ~dan ; TSy, e | orida Lrown's Boy did? He went to work | Grover Moots wuz in town| 9¥e or_tint lin- 5 : f iy 5% v .. iy , | gerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, Oy thos ey T entoren |tday an’ that makes us wonder | Gresses, coats, _stockings, swesters, | ) i and rult Ul about. He even went way back | whatever became o’ Esther draperies, coverings, hangings, every- 3 Py o the house to get a paper bag to:(Cleveland. thing new. t them in. When he had picked | = N et | Buy “Diamond ‘Dyes”—no other i» the last one he could fina he| HOWw could th’ gover'ment run kind); d tell your d!nnint whether Hor e . ' : : 1 . N o unters come g1 13UF0RS When ' Teflers that | the mateial you wiak to enor i a%| CALIFORNIA PRUNE AND APRICOT GROWERS ASSOCIATION At leaSt /4 more juice way,” said he to himself, “they won't | = { = 11’252 G,o“w,Mm‘ sa" Jo,c’ Cabf“."i‘ nd any proof that idy or Mrs. th' businees? 3 goods, b