Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1925, Page 27

FEATURES. Two-Piece Ensemble of Coat Sort BY MARY MARSHALL. There are advantages in the two- plece frock and advantages in the one-plece frock, but at present there seem to be very, very few women ‘who do not find that the advantages f the one-pieco frock overbalance ose of the twe-plece sort. On the face of it, it is easler to put ono piece on than two. Besldes, ® one-plece frock s usually Btraighter, scantier, less bulky. And at Southern Winter resorts is indica- tive of Spring fashions generally, then we may safely prophesy that the ensembles to be worn in March, April and May in the North will be for the most part of the frock and coat sort, not of the tunic sort. Of course, there is nothiug really new in the ensemble idea. The thing that is new is the interest that Ameri- cans of all classes are taking in it For years exclusive dressmakers here A7 Sy WOMAN’S PAGE. and in Paris have been making wraps of various sorts to go with the frocks they made, and many women have had wraps to go with most of their frocks. Such an arrangement, of course, may have drawbacks for the woman who has her clothes made at home or by a.dressmaker in a small way, because a frock usually offers fewer obstacles than a coat. The little dressmaker can make a frock, but you hesitate at Intrusting a coat, cape or other sort of wrap to her. The sketch shows the type of en- semble that seems to be gaining favor at Southern resorts. It is of sand- colored flannel, with a straight, long flannel coat. 4B h h IN NOVEMBER, THE ‘MAYFLOWER | | A PARTY SETOUT INASMALL BOAT To FIND A SUITABLE SITE FOR A TOWN AND SELECTED PLY- IMOUTH, A SPOT WHICH HAD BEEN CHARTED BY APTAIN TONN SMITH OF VIRGINIA - " . TIRED FROM THEIR VOYAGE HERE THERE WAS FRESH WATER FORDRINKING| | THIS WASCALLED THE MAVFLOWER COMPACT E PILGRIMS DECIDED 0 SETTLE | | Axp SoME FIELDS THE INDIANS HADCLEARED | |AND WAS SIGNED NOVEMBER 21,1620+ OMEWHERE ALONG THE SHORE. | | 5 p1ANT CORN - JomoRRowW - THE FIRST WINTER IN PLYMOUTH - FINANCED BY LONDON MERCHANT: THE PILGRIMS,/02 IN NUMBER. , SEY SAIL FROM PLYMOUTH,ENG - LAND IN SEPTEMBER 1620, IN A HIRED SHIR THE "MAYFLOWER! BOUND FoR VIRGINIA. DWN HARBOR ON CAPE COD . (Copyright.) HOW IT STARTED BY JEAN NEWTON. PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Noted Physiclan and Author ’ BEAVTY CBATS or sove xevr rousss a dozen hangnails a week_ crop up. ¥ thick greases, such as lard or petroleum jelly, smeared around the & the work, will help keep them away, even though scrub- bing or dishwashing takes off all the oil in a short time. It takes a great various times, of hot, soapy water to remov hard bits of skin crop up | oleum jelly. I've washed a pan- they'll work at and dig at, and. per- of dishes, having smeared my haps bite off; and then have a fever-| nails first, and by using moderate ish finger for 24 hours ended with a little of the oil Hangnails are nothing b left around the nail edges. bits 'of skin, which, o dryness and hardness ak away from the live skin. Like a sore place In the mouth, you can’t help worrving at them. You should cut them off as The Daily Cross-Word Puzzle (Copyright.) Hangnails. If you keep your hands very niaely indeed you'll never have hangnails. But only a very few people w' the time or th nails absolutel Baring the Head. What greater excitement in the life of a girl than when &« gentleman bares his head before her, signifying that she is grown up! And, what more refreshing to tho tired business girl in a crowded elevator? The custom of gentlemen to bare thelr heads before a woman and otherwise as a token of respect is a relic of the age of chivalry when the knights did not appear in public ex- cept in full armor. They were en- cased from head to foot in mail, the weight of which can be judged from an ilustration of King Willlam's men carrying armor to a ship, where the hauberks or coat parts are being carried each between two men on a pole running through the sleeves It became the custom for when entering a gatheri to doff his helmet, imp o safe in the presence of friend: Though originally baring the head was not primarily, as it is today, a mark of deference, it is ono of the many little acts of courtesy that are direct survivals of the ways of the knights of old, of whose unquestion- able influence upon our civilization and our culture they are mute evi- dence. an will when she gets going and the Corona is working smoothly.) This contralto did catch me with two low, mean herpetic vesicles on o | my up people call "em “cold” sores, though my lips had been ex- vosed to ntohing worse than a draught of appleade. The contralto find much consolation in the mily history presented by the bari- tone above. On sober second thought, now that herpes labialis is all well, it seems t improbable that a tendency to be|soon as they appear, and if vou fat may run in families. The barl-|out of doors and can't get at a tone tells us that she has a good ap-|of cuticle scissors, put on gloves, ich we will concede she|you won't be worricd by t This | must have had to gain 110 pounds in [is because the temptation to bite at but, then, she had a big|them is strong, and because, If you A good appetite is likely | do, you may make vour whole finger be a family characteristic, though | hot and sore for hour. s e | 7 say without any strain| Keep the skin around the nalls. well | e healed 1ip that it is|oiled if you want to avoid these an to chimes in: | 2ther a matter of example and en-|noying troubles. Every nikht is nc Dear Doctar— pato chimes In: | vironment than of inheritance. too often to rub cold « —— e (ful | Certain ~ pathological conditions 1n | emollient into the SUPUEN: 5 AVE wheihas thive 10 saen] r Is one feature are un-|jiquids and powders should be a thing s an inherited tendency to| ooy congenltal and perhups|ed in manicuring, though e e S uheriied (Radmmey t01in) but It seems to me wnrea- |pust be used (bleaches are s oy - . | sonable to assume that ordinary ac-|they should be v an idea very funny. NOW-| quired obesity is inherited just be-|rubbed on afte s -_”"‘]’ & Xow ome- | ., some other members of the|their effect times inherited, and w it s it ke Dan il e - Tl T ek makes little difference how little one | gamouy Furopean physictan, whose Se o Now unh Jone) sxerel I| reduction diet is well known to the am 5 feet 4 inches tall, aged 29 y - | medical profession, believed that tully 2 and at present weigh 150 pounds. 1|y Sy BEACFIOT oo Y eredr. have, by strenuous dieting, lost about [ ¢t S0 CHICE B 8 o8 e D 10 pounds, but I really look and feel| ¢fon” wau merely the frequency of e obesity in the family history of his (And so forth and so on. patients. Thus one might lkewise assumo that because grandpa was bald and father was bald, the baby will be born bald, or at least with a tendency to bawl. A good appetite. There you are, fat folks. That's the secret of main- taining the family tradition. It is 0 very easy to overeat, with all the tempting delicacles of the table and the concentrated calories in the con- fectlons served at the soda fountain, to which the fat girls seem to gravi- tate so much. When you consider how simple it s to slide 500 calories down the esophagus, in the shape of a chocolate marshmallow nut sundae, and how painfully laborious it is to burn the 500 calories walking sev- eral miles or taking other active ex- ercise, is it any wonder that so many fat people like to blame it on grandma? Appetite Good. Do any of you fat remember y about the woman who had 137 pounds in 10 months by , and, incidentally Well this is ~Some and a light con- t hardened “Dear Doctor: May I have your re- g to their ducing instruction. old, height 5 feet 6 pounds. Appetite g« housework for a famil dressmaking Bet any exercise work 7 BBy } se 7 R el 7 dlEEN dN ACROSS. Alice May—If vou keep the facial muscles firm, there will be no sag- »ma must be treated —Your perspiring bands e from nervous , a8 th to people of extreme rament until confidence appearing before an r you have become a ying you will like e any of this tendency. ost side ) 10 300 pounds Can vou give me ar ing weight? Do not And now the contri |on my newly Teeins Striped Slip Covers. | avoid-| One may they | have tired of flowered fur. { niture coverings of nne or chintze, I therefore welcome the newer vari-colored _stripes. The = beautifully blended or con- and there are any number of t combinations of colors. (Copyright.) AUNT HET T T dries the hands so that' g 1. Marshy. 6. Decree 11. Shoot. 12. Rudimentary 14. Upon Sour fermentation, Remain. Paired up. 21. Famous empire. 23. So be it. 24. Piscatory organ of locomotion. Part of “to be.” Lafr. . Place of worship. 30. Clear of deductions. 31. To. 32. To season. 2. Preposition. 3. Presented. 4. Grating of parallel bars. . Japanese coin a An oval body. Answer to Yesterday'’s Puzzle. Clos, 3 g o ERTLE EPAPIAILIMT[S[T . Two-fifths of an inch (abbr.). . One of a wandering tribe. . Doctrine. . Appellation. . Egress. . Uncovered. . Terms of office. 2. Camphorlike crystal. Soft down. Pertaining to the nose. Consumed. Beam. . Descriptive formation of certaln islands. Mimics. . Acrid. Night birds. Perpendicular fluting. . Not at allL . Summons offctally. . Plece of work. . Small plece. . Merry. | Southern State (abbr.). . A parent (abbr.). . Point of the compass. a wom- The Superfine Qualities "SALADA" TR A ma1 are revealed in every steaming cup. JUST TRY IT. BLEND of INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA TEAS form. MATERI there is hardly any effect that can be gained in a two-piece frock that can- not be simulated in a one-piece. The : of the -two-plece arrangem That _some- times th economy and con- venience In be able to use two tunic§ or blousés with a single slip or foundation “Pa ain’t conceited, but he used to be worried all the time for fear our | 33. Vehicle. boys wouldn't turn out as well as he | 35. Attempt. did.” 37. A swine. Copyright. 40. To unclose. Sradind] 42, The sun. 43. Hood. i 44. To put back in place. Quince Snow. P Quarter five quinces. Boil in water | 47. Even. until tender. Peel and rub through a| 48. Wanderer. sieve, sweeten to taste, and add the| 51. Spelling (abbr.). whites of four eggs. Beat all to a|52. Tableland. stiff froth, pile lightly into a glass Falsehoods. dish and put into a refrigerator to Colored person. chill before serving. 56. Ends of the choir loft. eyplabnest® aisin Bread Day (Copyright.) My Neighbor Says: Cakes mu: 0ld before being ic le best results are obt 1 the cake is ¢ and iced the next. to keep silver a handful of of hot water made on An easy way bright put borax i pan with a very little soap. Place the silver in this and let it stand the entire morning. Rinse wipe dry Off comes 2 to 5 pounds! Bathe your way to slenderness—take the famous pine hot springs baths in your stains from them with a wash them in er and dry with a egx rub soap and w: soft cloth When peeling apples, have at hand a pan of cold water to which a few drops of lemon juice have been added. As they are prepared, drop the apples v one into the pan. They bt turn brown. When s should be cut EVERY day-more and mhhpeopkd'- cover t way to reduce. e,hs‘y! bo{ springsbathsathome have come to be “the thing.” These baths have taken off from two to five pounds in one bath for many ple. Why don’t you try them? Enjoy this pleasant, safe and healthful way of taking off weight. Take your mineral baths at home As you know, thousands of 3 2 go every year to health resorts ity ‘, i o (s’ I th potatoes, both time fat will be saved if the after be- ing cut, are d for 15 minutes To rem nger marks on a highly 7T i piano, wipe with a cl t in pure, cold water, then wipe dry. This re- stores the new look at once. 'Wk' Get raisin bread at its best on Wednesday —fresh and fragrant from my ovens. I pre- pare it special for this day—my finest. ‘Whiten Skin New Safe Way—Free If Not Satisfied This remarkable new discovery will Every loaf is generously filled with plump and flavory Sun-Maid ARaisins. All the family will enjoy the fruity goodness of this famous mid-week treat. up gllt.lndy, and rid it of that tired, languid Prescribed by doctors and nurses positively clear and whiten your skin— almost overnight! And unless you are amazed and delighted with the result it will cost you absolutely nothing—your money will be gladly refunded. Sallow- ness, muddiness, tan, freckles, redness, roughness, pimples and blackheads all vanish. Make this test tonight. Right before bedtime smooth some of this cool, fragrant crme on our skin. Tomorrow morning notice how muddiness and sallowness have already started to give way. Ask your dealer for a jar of Golden Peacock Bleach Creme (con- centrated)—the amazing new and hari less discovery of science. At all good drug and department stores. Peoples Drug Store, O'Donnell's Drug Stores, Gliman's Drug Store, Christlani Drug | Co., and all leading drugglsts. Golden Peacock To be sure of getting it on Wednesday, place a standing order. Phone your baker or grocer. Tell him to deliver or reserve one of these special loaves for you each week. Phone him now. Place a standing Wednesday order with your Baker or Grocer Endorsed by bakers everywhere, including the Retail Bakers’ Association of America and the American Bakers’ Association ¢ Take San-1-Sal baths for one month—watch the results Take a San-I-Sal bath twice 2 week for one month. Watch your figure in its slim, youthful lines, your skin smoother and softer, your entire system more buoyant and encrgetic. One month rom today see much younger you will feel and look. San-I-Sal, by frecing the s s s e T e 3 b e aids in up minor skin San-I-Sal baths are pains, break wp a persistent cold, tone Doctors, narses and various institutions order San-I-Sal in large quantities for their patients. Tt contains nothing that can possibly be harmful. Just refined natural mineral salts mainly from Stassfurt, combined with oil of pine and balsam. Ask your druggist what he thinks of San- 1-Sal—and what other customers who have tried it say about it. Then you try it. Take E:fi“"’““. ¢ springs bath tonight. meé‘mwmmenrywh e. Sold at any storeor drug department.Price$1.00. Your satisfaction If your first San-I-Sal bath does not give you satisfactory results, your money guaranteed wummhsfilmumlmwma::muc NOTE TO DEALERS: Write for information, prices, displays, etc., to Sales Depe,, Sow-1-Sal Laboratories. Iuc, 363 Madison Ave, New York Sun'I-Sal is for sale at Peoples, O’Donnells and all other good drug and Department stores