Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 35

WOMAN’S PAGE. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1925. FEATURES. 35 'Well, when you get to school you wv Northants, in Oxford, Westmoreland, o . i - it el vou worr Digtory of Pour NAME Torhieand in many other sections Witches’ Food Proves Attractiv ' MODE MINATURES . | e o i e o v o I e s Our Children—By Angelo Patri | [mz it om0 0 0 owine | b et i BY LYDIA LE BARON WALK For the state of mind which reflects, quiet room in the school and it ain't MILTON | naming of them are sometir iy {“1 could n get along without a | quiet till they all go home chool's | factories. But the mills wh e 3 watch, but am certainly weary of Hollerin'. me. T'm all sore about their holler- | " it and home's all right if RAGIAL ORIGIN—English. the medieval towns their na The witches' menu given today is|it in large leiters on a sheet of card- | constantly consulting my wrist,” I me. | Veren't for holle 1 can't | course, were grafn mills. in : certainly intriguing, Not one of tho | boand and hane this o o conseien- It was long after dismissal time Vho's doing it atand, Hollarin® and it 1t ‘doesnit stop SOURCE—A locality. Considering the number of towns my mother hollers der that the family name is found so often today, and tl | quently does it appear in lists of | name are not neces: to his office to get his hat and shut | mornin’ tents. Fach is enshrouded in mys- up. right up. Why tery. Witches walk, wield wand Provide potions and confections an all holler as much as they like | tionality of this family name. So fre nd I won't hear them “I'm fraid ¢ shouts would | e Sl his desk and call it a day. OId Mike | .0; S e e e, i Witches' Wands y had swept the floor and closed the lled you now a millien tim Like names ftom medieval English times | ly related to one another, though they Witches' Potlon and Confections === X windows and pulled down the shades. | that. Even if I got up the first time | reach yo and from localities in which English | S0 as far pack as 20 generations ago. Re R 3 The little room was shadowed and |she hollers like that. When I come [ Inan. The to them | poople have settled. (Copyright, 1925.) Recipes and Directions. f still, but over in the corner by the ! outta the bathroom she's hollerin’: | Gulet is to stay home and attend to It is one of the most frequently oc- | e Witches' parade: Stand three tri- =] big fern the shadows stirred. j ‘Hurry up. You gonna be late for | business, but perhaps if you told | yrping of English family names, | Pumpkin So angular slices of thinly cut bread “Hullo.” , school,” and “me hurryin’ all the | the 1at you didn’t like the holler king next only to such names as umpxin Soup. about a pyramid shaped porti 83 4 H Ti6.0" time |in’ they'd stop. more popular | Make a plain stock of lamb or S tasorial Mind. of salan : “Why, it's Joe.” “Maybe you don't move promptly, | Joe looked incredulous. “If T said | of the names ma the addition | chicken and to a quart add a pint of completely. Top with a sh A “Yeh.” Joe. You know we all have a lot to i that wouid start them off = 3 | thick white sauce and a cup of pump- the red part cut away on one | iz “Why, man, school closed hours |do, and— | fresh hey can’t see u boy without | y Milton, of | kin pulp, which has bean botled until i white face with crude ago. Why aren't you home or out| “Sure. And ain't I got a lot, too? | picking at him. I'm not standing | course, comes from ¢ name. But | tender and put through a sfeve. Sea- in red. Slash the { the ) / on the playground?” }x gotta get up and wash and dress | right or I'm not working or I'mdirty | in the individu vou'll find it {son well and serve in bouillon cups to look like strands of hair. T! y Joe came blinking out of the shad- | and eat my breakfast and fix my |or I'm scraping my foot on t ist about hope 0 guess where | To the handle of each cup fasten a end forms a red cap with X ows, hitched himself together and |room and go to the store and get the | or there's a hair on my collay 3 2 2 rom. There | little paper witeh. You can have writ- topnot. The green ! sighed. “Too much hollerin’.” { millc and Dring up it and the rolls, | just ot to holler when th . town named Milton in Dorset. | ten menus of this little supper on the below the “witech” resemble h? What's too much hollerin’>” | and maybe run three errands yet, | boy.” and Joe walke wn the o ix one in Devon. There are Mil. | table, if you wish, and call this witch's ihee i Tar R ot &ils iverybody. Everybody hollers at | before I go to school.” of the school in deep dejection. tons in Fife and Hants, in Kent and | brew | semblance of an arm_stickin commend these clever new folding | from the bread, and a lons, straight, | timepieces. | narrow strip ot ce thrust through hey are made of gold-plated ster- | & noteh in the end forms | ling silver—the cases of colorful tran: t i dishes zives an inkling of its l'ul\-'nu\ place in the dining room: when the principal of the school went All of ’em st thing '® | I'm going to run away. Then they | There is little doubt about the na- | Which were called Milton, it s no won- you went, old | at rests on the lettuce leaf. parent or opaque enamel. A 15-jewel os of these witches in movement assures accurate time-keep- L 1t a centerpis of Autumn ; ing ahlity, while a radium dial makes caves or flowers to form the “pa-|it possible to see the numerals in the | rade.” dark. | Witches' Wand. | But their supreme virtues lie in | These are rolls of ice cream énvel. | their dainty size, and the fact that oped. In spenge coke et very thin, | they may be worn on a ribbon ot three teaspoons of Tee | i @ Durse or stood upo ved B i the rec MAR Y s e of fresh sponge | e o l ke, 4 ’ ld the cike over Nutrition Nuggets. i E 1 @ narrow of whipped | If th physician preseribes a bland cream piled on top, These wands | or soc diet, give foods that arel provide both cake and ice ¢ . | smooth and non-irritating. Milk alone Witches' Potion. or in gruels, pu s of vegetable such as potatos all vege ables that ma mashed _und strained; custa arch and rice Combine grape juice with lemonade o wh 1S many sour oranges [ a5 lemons been squeezed. Swe uels and b k are : 5 this - a2 lemons have been squeezed. S s uttermilk are amons thi |into heart-shaped motits. Put these | "'l o hioiio for diet in acidosis [into the potion tozet = x“x"\:I: :m z }ive Botatoos, Lttuce, cucusabors, to- livers of candied grape fruit peel. |1, 10es, chard, beet tops and creamed h - heart .,{|\\l\\,.xx\1 ol e be | or buttered cabbage. Potatoes may | ised alone, or there may be bits of | o served in a number of ways—in e linl"r‘l‘vl:-«»\i, n slices of ba-|the form of soup, baked, mashed, JEe g rice, etc. This varlety of potato [ Witches 3 dishes may form the basis of a diet These consist of pieces of any or a limited time, and variety can = lof candy wrapped in ora - ; be achieved by means of the THE CRUDE LITTLE FOLK M. dack tissue paper inte ; czetables. BEWITCHIN . 3 X paraffin paper. Th g for some time we were TION AND ARE TENDEL s written on a bit white paper | taught that starch must be eooked TASTY, S SASDEA: 1o Wl e \fection, or {2 lonz time in order to be digestible, ome only if the company is so | We Know now that this is not the cannot fail to prove interesting.|la hat to put one in with each | ca In fact, oatmeal and other fenu cards should he N ! be a task. Here are Chy foods that have been cooked | These can be made t acing the | some 10 mottoes to be u Were [ only for @ few moments are some-! de in the illy tion and t 3 or me this Halloween? | times prescribed by the physician for ferring it onto v wrd 12 look for the ghost. You are as | constipation. Scotch brose, for ex with red carhc < i s teh’s wand. Beware ple. is made by stirring oatmeal outlines lurid g sse | of the black cat. Such witchery as » boiling water, taking from the | who wish more attractive ¢ z vours would sweep all cobwebs fror and allowing to stand for 10 e o R N Made in all the varieties you like ng flat wash cor lose @ face more | this fashion: Have the water boiling Print or w e the mer 1 e | f: ot has been touche 1 stir the oats in quickly and cook still sim t nd. There is witch st one minute. This makes a very h > s s e e L R R g e _ best! Made with just the ingre- ! Oatmeal used should be of the steel Scotch or Irish variety PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE ||, Ui cioms stiion vy sec | i dients you yourself would use! | tive. The mere swallow of food & is rsponsible for immediate action | BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. I which begins in the stomach and ex- _ _1'|}ands throush the intestinal tract.| 3 : e s i1 | OF course, some foods more laxa- Physiology of Rest. [ e ntelligently | (jve than others, but it is well to re thou - it send on member that 3 vides help in | tion in the mere | e il alrest 3 : act of eatir The realization of this | shor ) P i 5 S t should make us doubly careful s i A L | not to lose the benefit of this tend-| n for many year ency 0 i nv. " o indu ot L s S | mg or even | in exercise sanctio the St % 't pe ing for the | by his physic reckless person : ainer. 3 e ey . remember | tndeed. T cp i hted: | ¢ arried out hevond a certain ; rctually. destroys part Muscular tissue ; vlood cor- | R e et St ey ool pu liminish in _number, The S DCBlineed And 6| i st St blood also loses irc me and other complete not continu- P o § salts. The conclusion is, therefore, "I know the lay ill not | wher hat ir > | that fasting should not be resorted the full nitic g T. "] 3 T o s under the direct adv of Webb's words; spe edze is necess: £ um)l!— rest, s | the ]v.u)<l‘ o P Aot g understan the ciples of sur-| from dia ) S Peking Salad. sanitary @ i doctor And the el 2 v - a mold with hot boiled rice and | ral, partial or b a good doctor app {let cool. Put in the center a chicken 2 1 chill on ice, unmold, and serve . = s a bed cress seasoned with periodic_or » fir r e | Frer For the filling. skill and knowledze hysician car 1 f soften a U onful of gelatin in a bring to bear : red te ; t Y nd dissolve with half the patient the th t T = = cupful of hot chicken brogh. Stir in Lag % . one cupful of cooked chicken cut e Chicken in Patty Cases. | tiny cube chopped in coarse pieces. sand tin n hour nt . ed chicken into i Whe 1d one cupful of cream. the ex an be shortened and | I i 4 nne and salt the gumber « vemer i ity et sa-, 10 per cent, that means "l ind a third of chicken melt damaged o TSoEby y “hanical or medicir wres will et S e ¢ e rese i o i || All Edna Wallace Hopper s hen boats Lon 3 hen frothy a1 1 each Cosmetics Sold at eased_ heart work o the s | oo ot water unci reaae o/ 1The China Shop cu coat of the arteries e " 1ve yout three cupfuls of : Siato, seao e 1209 Eye St. N.W. : ; . : and butter, salt_anc RE is a cake made just as you would And it costs you no more to serve this tato et : y moist_enou | = make it in your own kitchen. rich, delicious cake than it would to bake of half of t v ‘\L - W thin || 2o B Cake made with the very same ingre- cake in your own kitchen—and spares you the trouble, the hours of mixing and fussing . then pipe more po- || {8 : . to form cases. Sim- ||| SEPT % ! dicnts—the finest cane sugar, plenty of eggs, Ceton _ s with icings, the occasional uncertainty of results thas may spoil all your effort. “ . ” with stars of potato, as if ¢ : Puzzlicks oures for a baskef. Brush over thel o the purest milk, the best creamery butter! You can get Corby’s Hostess Cake in all : ; s the varicties you like best—chocolate layer ou do it - - Two-in-One Stain s with beaten volk of egz and set| 5 o et e e . Cake with thick, rich icings! Cake so D e e O 8 e e | it | wender and light it literally melts in your And he tearfully answe “ ; - g 4 cake with generous thick icing, cocoanut oL An article that bild-headed men Bemover B g ¥ 1 Corby’s Hostcss Ca]fc is \\'orthy Qf the layer cake with the full rich flavor of the s L Rustand inicistains o longerinesd | | most exacting occasion—the intimate cocoanue in a wonderful light creamy fill- i be bugaboos in any household. s ERUSTICATOR dissolves rust, ink lllnChCO["l, the tea hour W]}-:fl:l‘mkc ’f‘““} ing—sponge cake, dinner rings, pound cake | pray so important a part, the dinner party _;nd a host of others! ene mas overed. i the form | nevar ty seappeac. Does. hot niurs Needs ahis Relonabovesall] elp ; g : e W e 2 s on 4 et S B || T Facial cloantiness | 6 PO i e e e Tera, in the edrresponding spces. The up i the’ now poncil '“Egy” ;lg.‘,: tv[;l!\:fi:o:lofiper me; But more thaq this—its fine mgrcd;cn_ts, in our own kitchens and :ielxvcr:d frcslh B aidny's P> jgd stain romover is a M Bl e ats purity, make it a perfect dessert fordaily daily to local grocers. You can get it When 4 vesscl approached close (0| Get an Erusticator Pen- e serving in your home, a delicious and nour- quickly and casily at any time from your Sl 5 See: Iis lone smoaiTive | oL S SRV ERCERT T By T re many ressons, Onp of | ishing morsel to be tucked away in school own grocer. Have him supply you with seen land; t h i . o 2 & But T wonder what bloke joude . slote here in || Lucie Lantelme, a famous Parisian | wunch boxes. vour favorite kind today. fan. : ‘ e Doeil o, cleanstra based o Snimal CORBY BAKING COMPANY {Copyrieht or vegetable fats. | y o She gave me a formula which all ||| < 5 34 the greatest beauty experts now ||| e n employ. It cleans the skin to the o depths. It removes all the grime, o I Medalg ' nllu'l nd oil which interfere with CHOCOLATE LAYER CAKE . < ) COCOANUT ICED RING g4y T »e . But it d t imilat Gb d 280 ; S TR ith the sk, Not o drop ean b COCOANUT LAYER CAKE \ S ORANGE ICED RING 3 bsorbed, It simply leaves the & INE. ForQuality SN e e ST i i G 4 ' s he rs ste) o skin 3 P= o ol 1 L bednty. A clean ekin without| X S < 3 equally delicious fla blemishes, kheads or mars. I were recently awarded LARGEST SALE IN | know no other way to get it, nar! That ma spanked } 2 5 | do_you to Sir Thomas J. Lipton THE WORLD ow T have arranged €0 that all giris g 5 i women may enjoy this luxury: 1| in Ceylon and India for it my Facial Youth. Al toilét 2 hi Counters Thow « it exactly the | g’eas Grown on his own : i ame as Lucie ime furnished it to 3 ma tate. p A _great laboratory now prepares it 2 for me. T wish vou would fry it—any | who wantd to ook her best ot do it, T am wure, sdthout Youth. 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