Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1925, Page 31

WOMAN'S PAGE. THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925. FEATURES. When the Two-Piece Suits Are Worn | | | Protection of Children From Fear BEAUTY (:HATS BY LDNA KENT FORB. Freckle Cures. shake up once a day for four davs before u And here’s one even simpler. and BY MARY MARSHALL. BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. | = | " The hext cure for freckles s a troduced entively bv means of pleats| It comes home o every parent now | which may last a lifetime. est cure for freckles, as all costume that Mrs. oceurring at one side only. One of the | and then what imitators their children | One mother realizing this decided to | { fair-skinned people know, is preven- well known, tou. 1t's nothing chooses to wear. It \ ! French tailors even ventured to make ave. They see themselves as others| make an experiment. AN of her li I tion, but prevention is not always pos- than two wunces of tinguished cosinme. nowaday two-plece taflored suits with skirt and | see them in their children. Not al-| she had been ferrified by thunder- | afble. ounces of witch hazel a therefore, should he worn with dis | facket hoth somewhat longer in the ! \fiys is this a pleasant experience, and [ storms. Only those who have thbt | tinetion. The fact is that frocks and | back than the front. But these ap.|yet it is not an unhealthy one. Re-|common fear of a natural and fre- | | Wi ':_ vaniahinz cream and powder coats have become such a usual| - sagging suits can hardly be | cause of the truth of this. it s neces. | quent oceurrence can know what it is. thickly. and then wear a the hot ing and soothing, {expected to meet with enthusiastic | sary for those with children to watch | She knew, but was determined to do : P | fun may bring out a crop of freckles. | quality glycerin siings the skin and s side of the Atlantic.|their own bebavior when before the|everyvthing within her power to pro-| | | | ¥ou 1 only console vourseif that ' does no good at all but not outrageously short,| voungster. If thev do things that|tect her child from such an expe | they would have heen worse, had you | Another freckle lotion is equal parts are the taflorad two-piece suits made | they would not wish the little folk to| ence. | [n:lv;:kv-n precautions. and then go of leon juice, zlycerin, and twiich {55 the French ftiors. Qithasen has | do they "“',| nat rh' l|r,‘,,,g in having | Cultivated Taste. | i jahead ith face bleaches to get them ha‘/.p:‘ Indeed vou can make up any established the regulation length! to reprove them for the same. This is what she did. Whenever " off. number of lotions, all different | skivging 15 of 16 sinches from the| —.—: .. - £ 3 5 I‘,,.,..,. T s z :\q'..l?\:.: one simple freckie lotion that | all good. by combining such excellent ground. MR N ! |immediately to the window and looked 1 ]r "‘ re at home. Take four | bleaching azents. . Iveerin, witeh Twaeds are still used for the mak- N \ { |in_pretended admiration upon the 1,:‘"_‘"9 "! emon juice, one dram of | hazel. - lemon, peroxide, cucumber ing of smart tailored sufts—but the _ . | lightning she so dreaded. The chil- {horax and one and a half drams of juice, tomato juics and oatmeal water | new tweeds are softer and finer than - | dren followed her. Togethers they | powdered sugar. mix. keep in a bottle, * Many of the prepared freckle lotion those of last vear, Velvet and cord Q NN | watched for the brightest forks. In- | the shops sell are made with that roy.suits are distinctly new, and these i | /| stead of covering her ayes at sight of g . = powerful bleach, bichloride of mer are most effective when made with 5 3 X 3 i a flash very brilliant, she would say: ! M()'] HER cury. The proportion of one I knaw fairly short jacket, straight mannish 3 “Look. Ien't that a beauty?" s of is 4 grammes of bichloride of mer sleeves and regulation notched col- i \ N i The children would eclap their hands # | AND THEIR CHILDR! cury to 300 of distilled water with 10 lar. 3 | and eagerly watch for the next. What . &rammes of spirits of camphor and 8 (Covsright. 1925.) | if | mother admired they. tno. were sure 2 rammes sulphate of zinc. And this H | to like. When the thupder came she Partnership. is diluted with its own amount of \ N would bravely assume ¥ smile. which - water when used and painted on the MENU FOR A DAY. NE TXSRNRN || | the cnildren refiectad as she asked : frecklss separately with a il il | N N { ;!hnm if that Yast clap waa really not X brush! o vou see how strong it is SFAST. H W W “the hest of all In trying to con \ —_— RR:,M:P; 2 X \ | auer her own fear for the sake of the r / 5 M. R.—1I will be glad to send 1 > DriCarenl st Coskon ; : | ehildren she was doing herself a favor | / ormula for blackheads if you fo “Serambled E; i | 8 | as well as them. Although her fear | SR ward a stamped. self-addr Sesambler ke was not mastered at first, it was much velope for mailing a Bacon Curls. Aiminishea Tater. - such a condition véery much if 3 Hot Corn Cake. Coffee. | - take a full warm bath everr night Surprise for Mother. | At in this way the pores over But it returned with ite old force | whole body are kept anti when she was out agd a storm broke. | q of the complexion are relieved from | Her first thought was for the young- | overtaxed. Try dusting some sters, who would agiely be terrified | / i |f of phur over the pimples without her in so Weavy a tempest. | e smm 'ach night. or apply a cream or oint i What was her surprise and delight | 36. Cylinder with a small aititude. / ment in which there is =ome sulphur DINNER. | - upon arriving home 10 find them both | Veloeities. Hypnotie state. : Cream of Corn Soup. with faces pressed againat the window | 8. Discharges of explosives. | 58. Lubricant. > % Roast Beef. \ panes eagerly watching. One of them | A room. Down. Rice Puffovers. Baked Potato. Boiled Squash. b rushed to thé door with the wonderful Sacred vessel. | 1. Shallow places. 2 {. Cucumber Salad. \ | news that they had seen “two forks|14. Harvest. 2. Chest pioia One cupful of 1 - or bolled Cottage Pudding, Lemon Sauce =S| |at once.” Their only fear was that| 15, Nocturnal birds. | 3. Linear units. [E%y one oupmul Joenmilc one Coffee. | their mother was misaing something. | 16. A" color. The heroina of “Lohengrin.” One mother says IhE powder: ‘and ssit 1o taate xd CORN CAKE. J B ‘ Wrong Example. A parent 3 5. Silk fabries. My oldest son went ta work when enough flour 1o n Mix and sift one cup flour A different sort of mother is another | 13- ?'{;1! of Saturn's rings. | 6. Financer. very voung and. upon receiving his stick together with one-half cup sugar, one- who took her children with her around | 19 Rr;v"‘:- Belsl Body of troops. first pay check. decided that he was roll into egz half cup cornmeal. one-half | the hlock to avoid a dog. big or Irethe Tadnans A | % Oceans. pASt parental authority. After vari- smoking-hot s eI T e nEnaly because ehe herself feared it Of 21 Indefnite article. 9. Domesticated. | oux experiments T have succeeded in =———— — half teaspoons baking powder, e = coursé. it was not long before the|?2. Prefix mean r‘u I:. . Permitted to live. Innrkmg out with him a businese part Guar t d beat one egg until light. add children would scream at sight of a | 2% ;_’llr’!l"! a lquid. . Deface. | nérship. in which we both confide w antee EWG-hIEaE oun awhet L A dog. even if he were calmly sleeping. | 38. Cheered. Affirmative. | each other business and domestic af- pure imported S A i aaanl | Sreat period of time. 3. Negative. | fairs, help sach other out financially : TR 3. Electrified particle. | 25. Writing implement a e i one tablespoon melted butter, 3 | P % | And consult each other before taking turn inte buttered shallow pan Chicken Cecils. 34. Region of great wealth. Staff. |any important stép. During these and bake in qaick oven . To utilize the remains of roast| lumbering. Bird of the cuckoo family. | transactions he calle me by my first | ¢ chickens, chop fine enough meat to| i0- Member of Parliament (abbr.). Lubricate. name and looke upon me strictly as a APPLE CUSTARD = make one pint. To this add the heaten | 41. Prefix meaning together. - Digit. | friend. and I feel that 1 have gained volks of two egge, one tahlsspoonful |42. To Arink exceseively. | 31. Point of the compase. |a very priceless confidence which Pare and core six apples, et 5 oot 0 CHILDREN CAN BE TAUGHT To| Xols 00 1 e e h oup. af |46, A cheer. 34, Whole. therwise might have heen Inst in this | Sold Everywhere The {ailorad suit is Even though you rub the gkin salt to taste place them in a huttered pan fll the cavitiss with sugar. dot | [ ADMIRE THUNDERSTORMS IF|fine stale hread ecrumbs, dash of | 48 Partition Printer's measure. | transition period with butter. pour in three or THE PARENTS SHOW NO FEAR. [nutmeg, one teaspoonful of onion|3l. In the midst of. 36. Tree. four tablespoons of water. cover | | | julce. ‘one scant teaspoonful of salt | Prefix meaning single. - Hurting. and bake until soft. B { Tt iz a happy sclution if only thef{and a little pepper. After mixing|33. Amount of surface. | 38, Accordingly. whole eggs and the 3 | hest qualities in the parents are|turn into a frving pan and stir over | 34. A covering. 39. Noble edifice. two. add four tablegpoonasugar, paraded for the children. 1 do not | a moderate fire until thoroughly heat- | 35. 18 able. | Persian poet. one-half saltspoon salt and one meon that there chould be ans actual | ed. Take off and set aside untl cold. | = = = 4. "Eou‘r‘; in Italy. pint scalded milk and pour the | | posing for their henefit. Children are | Form into small halls, dip each finto ¢ o | 45. Paradise. mixture over the apples. Place | | keen and likely to see through it. But| sightly beaten sg. then in stala| Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle. Literary eoliectinn the pan over beiling water and {if a parent has had a strong dis- hread crumbs Fry a golden brown 5 ] COCOA - COLORED VELOUR DE| | bake in a moderate oven until | |like of dozs. perhaps a _fear, for | in smoking hot deep fat. ! | vl LAINE FASHIONED wiTH | | the custard is firm. Beat tne instance, of thunderstorms. he or she | . - RROWN VELVET COLLAR AND wo whites until siff. fold in | | do_well to hide it from the chil-| Pevubessit Dussatale: i s two tablespoons sugar. flavor Those who have suffered such PP X BROWN STITCHING with one-quarter teaspoon va- | |aversions know how many times they | ponoi six green peppers for § Cinnamon Chocolate Cake. bl nilla. spread the meringue over | | have wished to be free from them, and | mirtias then cut off the atem snds One-haif cup butter, one cup sugar. S Rl e L B ghly in a - | Parents to Decide. spoonfuls of butter in a frying pan | one-half cups flour. one and one-halt pecially becom: suitable. COTTAGE PUDDING | oS I Inigty. Gy 4 fue wioMiskeaat | SRS WE e Gr (NG e B oot e Teoydess Rt tounth are some fficts about the naw Créam @ one (Hicdh G biitter fathers to decide whether or not they | cook until a golden brown. Then stir teaspoon salt, three teaspoons pow- Autumn suits that may interest vou L o e P anier | [have the strencth of char in three tablespoonfuls of fine bread dered cinnamon. Mix fleur, salt and Despite the fact that wider a Beatintvolla o cons beag | |vent such disi f crumbs and season with salt. pepper n baking powder. Cream butter and flared skirts are coming int et b e 4 one. | |selves in the n and catsup. Drain the green peppers. sugar. Add cinnamon and beaten many of the hest French tailors cling || half eup milk alternately That they ecan do it has been success-| place them in a deep casserole and volks. then alternate milk and fiour. te; B SiraiRht /ety GRIs Gioah one and three-quarter e . fully proven. But all too often dn | All with the ahove mixture. Into each Add whipped whites, heat hard and S IIEEHE GRI: i tho: sackat. This Eiied anill aittea with &bees the . from carelessness or lack | pepper hreak an egg. cover with more | bake in three-laver pans in quick = m ealing such dis- | of the prepared crumhs and bake for |oven. When cold put together with n the tiny tots whose minds | 10 minutes Serve with a cheese boiled icing containing melted choeo- ate to receive impressions sance. iate. oyt .:; Painting? ainting? Then why not use » - the best of their kind? placed at the sides somewhat toward | | jevel teaspnons baking powder the back. On the other hand. Premer Fold in the stifliy-heaten whitas Pavie has heen makine svits with [ flavor with lemeon and bake quite a”flare in the skirt. Some of | shaliow pan skirts have the fuline: ON'T waste your time with cheap paints. Only good paints are worth the time and trouble of putting them on. The Farboil products are the finest that can be bought at any price. MODE MINIATURES When thinking in terms of shawls we think in terms of a. for the smartest and newest shawlas were in Spired by the airt of that land. all Styles that Hand loomed of fine wool in high Tongns Toc the Mark sl ~ FARBOIL Enamel Paint The white enamel that is white, pure white with the sheen of bridal satin. | Very easy to apply. Dries quickly and and they went to the movies together, like i ma saying to pop, Willyum, dont for It wears € 1ron. $I-55’ a quart, and zet your to send Benny to bed no| ¢ Gore worth it. later than 9 therty at the Jatest, now i ) can I rely on vou | Im as stedfast as the shifting sands, 9 therty at the latest thou heavens fall, pop sed yralter wouldent make eny im on you, ma sed. Meening o and han ‘ ‘ Now you can have a water proof, wear h A green cover pop was reed. : and ma went out and pop kenp on | colors or white and hand embroidered | : R = Saing and T had a ideer And 1 smiek | in designs characteristic of Algeria's D Proo{ spar varnish that stains in any and lifted np one of the | artistry, these square and -=ircular ck till it stopped g jtself | wraps are now repeatedly noted at v hout me axt stopping it. and shionable and informal country eluh X T started to r round the Werld | gathevings. But it should be remem- \ ~ in %0 daye and pop kep on reeding [ bered that it is really only the tall. : e Mrs. Hews came for ma last nite FARBOIL All Purpose Varnish Stain one of six deep colors as it varnishes. The finest varnish stain money can his ook and atter a wiie he zed, O | slim persop of- sophisticated beartng | buy. $1.45 a quart and worth it. by the wav, hy the way to whom a shawl contributes an en- | Wit = natter Ton? desen: | veloping smartnese, for when drawn | 9 therty At the latest, wat time does | over the hroad shoulders of a short ‘S\l“lf Oj[féegwg onfigfiw. v . FARBO-T’M e that clock say? pop sed. woman it detracts from rather than 20 after %, 1 =ed. Wich it did on |enhances her appearance. that won’t rub off aceount of that heing wat time it wi MARGETTE wen it stopped ltself, and pop kepp | T — —_— —— ing his book and I kepp on R V4 8 The wall paine that is quickly and easily > . wat save the old 4 g : : : A 1 ' £ DR L s vma o vissl . L TheStyleLineof America A National Price Mark : applied to old or new walls. Goesright om Y @ Ligh dident on account of still ing 20 It Oast e e i et pop Pwiehiit on over the old wall paper. Comes in et Simplicity will be the foot note But the bewildering variety of thirteen beautiful colors and white. For use in the.finest homes. A 73c package covers 250 square feet. after 8. and pop sed. Well, my han {$H X S S P b o e D b (G e - e D i e 50 e e - e B 8 93 ave tied until & therty, hut at 9 therty for Fall. Strap models will be in unauthentic styles is not less Ae he would send ae to bed. | demand, but the design will be noticeable than the multitude of and he asked me 2 more times if the simplified. unnecessary prices. . cloc he < 0 vet, wich it did- 3 ent on account of still saying 20 after Ornamental buckles and beaded Pl 5. and after a wile somebody sed. Well ease remember you can get any my stars for land sakes of all things | p congues will i exérly, cynh style you may select, in any leathet wats the meening of this? t, white and comfort features of the insert gore y 2 2 . : you want, in any Regal store Being ma home from the movies and floyrri > oliects proving it was late as envthing. and | A & . : Kot i g - > ou step into from New Bh R e g e ) A new SémiColonisl parterawill TE0 0 20 o e - $6.60, he gave me 3 smacks with his hand | < be introduced. y AT s e <ome place and sent me to hed and 1 could still heer him ixplaining to ma = We make only First-grade paints If your dealer can’t supply Favboil Products, phone or write, we will tell you where to get them. == ahout_it_wen I fell asleep. \N/ Encrg;ne will Takes only a second to make .her shine with Solarine. Keep Take Them Out a can in the garage. Buy Too bad . ... . 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