Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1925, Page 38

AOMAN'S PAGE, Red Flannel Is " ‘rimmed With Gold BY MARY MARSHALL. Ted flar eld-time travitions and associa Once it meant « e thir epparently only o] seemis to be losing fts OLD-FASHIONED NEL IS USED T YVERY FROCK ING OF BUTTONS AT 1d-blooded e red for the underwear would be ix about hardly would want 1 the reason ause it fashionable used for en interesting @pplied by way of decc toned fabrics times plays with herself of to ljght eldered bringi bits of what once were con- nderwear vear, vou there fad among n women for | Dumb David. There was a substitute in the sec; 0om, and many things on_there to mark the jo.- v concerned at least too sharply it he Oh.scuse and there he stood ing little sinner tha substitute teacher dressed him in bro Xknees, the tanned chee the tumbled shot through with the zol he Aunlight. the dancing brown eve #reflecting the gokden b %tones. made him a color symphony “But, David. Pla tug in the re due Tose, X air waves of lovely svm separate sHp-on blouses made natural-toned balbriggan for sl Werld like men’s undershivis., ) were, worn Palm Beach —though <ome dressmaker was e snsible for (he idea. And this vear - ave zolden braces—tiat 1 the world like suspenders hofen men wear nowadays, and rowenr iu sisht ot hey one more old buttons at the [ront (Conviixht. 1973 KEAST, apefruit with Crean gus Omelet 1t Baked Macaroni au Gratin, Crisp R Steamed Rice. Maple Sirup = Brownies, Tea DINNER Cream of Spinach Soup. amb Chops French Fried I’ Cream Hearts of | NCHEON Chocolate e Pudding. BRAN GEMS egg. 2 (ablespoons sug- little salt, [ cup sweet or sour milk. 1 tablexpoon melted butter an. 1 cup en- tire wheat cet milk AU GRATIN roni hroken MACARONI Buil % cup macs fn lg-inch lengihs In salted water until tender: drain, vinse in cold water aud drain axaln. Melt 2 tubles « hut- ter, blemdi in ? flonr, add slowly 1 milk, sexson with ind dash cayvenne and nd stir until smooth Pour mixture over cup 1 ch togeiher. turn into baking dish, cover ddcrumbe and bake cup rich peppes cook PUDDING tter with 1 Cream ¢ cup cup sugnr, add ? sifted and add 2 cut into “And then?” “He said this work was U for him. so I told him he i B0 1o the next lower grade : there. so he went Outside the roon o die sway to hard hetter nd siudy the sym- Phony seemed 4 faint echo of sorrow “What's the idea, David? Told tie staud you sume fun Well. firat report e library muke up the lost time. Undersiand” “Yes" wsald the symphony 4y completely And I want to see vou hefore vou hute tonight. with the report from each teacher. Misx Lavinia met him leaving st that aflernoun David? What kept you? You have o stay in? filled his voice. “Aw, 1 dumb. 1 went wnd principal just when 1 w fun. wnd 1 siung vuzhta stayed out of the hall, dving is he was SWhy Why did THE‘E\'EXIXG STAR, WASHINGTON, D; C, TUESDAY, ! FOOD AND HEALTHI : “You must et | no long The laws of sanitation in The old suying peck of dirt hefore you die, holds. (hese enlightened duys o | | mand & Ve I respect wdage referred o was coined na bygome age, when conditions as (hey existed were accepted us inev iable wud rremediable. The good | folk of that period thought the best | “hut the evex lo what | ot be helped. Civilizntion was | then in the ostrich period. (hat of an | seientilic facis by means of ihe s | ple process of Lurving the powers of perception i the sunds of seifae tusion Bul that uge ix st huve hept on Ling and are dnuously placing the results ut ol manking. W i 5 to ook facis in the Iz e evils of dirt and the help of practical we seupons, by the way. we furnished by very science tvers the evils. i o tie observance of the laws of | sinltation ax regards food today rezarded as being of supreme im portance, and we realize that health, | and even life liself, may depend on | atientlon to such matters. Fueriker | we ave learning that while it | Sclentiaix that | called viher hand, keep mind the necessity uxuinst fufection. Thix implies | lug sirict attention to all food that | in exposed Lo the air, even for & short time. Gnless such preeiutions i (hen. the food ix Tikely (o hecome « breeding ground for harmrel orgin Isms. which must be destroyed before the foud ix taken into the svsiem Thix destruction can only be ef fectively nccomplished Ly cookin s temperatu & he safest those which wre navin there Ly ex- | anical processes there Ix rigld enforcemen absolute deunliness in food handling A VISIL (0 one of the big canneries zives one u permunently comfortable sense of safety when eating vinned at these plants. Food that Bis come from & can must have pass ed through xeveral washins ix even cooked and packed. 1t has \ touched b no ha [T U been carefully aned beink handled only loves. In x ible for u e Lo sury e L the beg 1 of the processing und later, when complete sterilization takes place Mere “frexhness” fx not alwavs a rantee of its henlthful aualities o guiher fruit or vegetables from tresx or gurden and (o est them im mediately ix one thing’ to eal e divect from a market stall ducts xhipped our large travel mg way and pass many hands before “cinching Surgsr. so it is seldow cafe 1o their sanitary condition hand. whe vam =he 1 foodx hefore by cticaly iy injurious n; o itary foo is resdyv 1o eai before With this point disposed of we have ! ence Is reassuring us here also, 19750 possible | (Covviight MODE MINIATURES I The irresistible lure of the fan—it | is ax old as coquerry itself. A whole | family of ostriches’ from habv to grandmother hax heen deprived of T v finery to meke these exquisite hits of elegance - On opening opera nights vou will | see them outlining the horseshoes drooping from white-gloved hands in limpid lengihs of Went in Exclmation Particular thing On Jove's sweetheurts, Babylonian deity Col motion wh of a stag’s horns, Burned with « sudden brilliant priest of Ixra e for publicat ing places in Holstein Shelf. Twice. Doctor ahbr.) Prefix meaning in Ocean Right (ahbr.), After the war Prussia. Unsuitableness D, International language. Before Aftirmed to Observe he untrue. Highways Takes into custody Rehold! River in Burope To act Native state in Indis allors A small merganser A republic of N.\W Indefinite article. Kindled Ever Equality of value. Rind Hurried Frenc Part South America, unit of area the United States (ahir.). Spanish Salad. bits of cold boiled | neufchatel Pile on a lettuce leaf inside of some of Spanish il of may crumbled | Mix some tiny ham with some cheese separated rings small onions. On th onnaise dr volk of a hard-hoiled exg Chase & Sanborn's flavor never varies disappoints -never ~> NOVEMBER 17, 1925. I wasent sipposed 1o eny more money this week having give lreddy for diffrent t king and thinking and I reddy to think about 1y pop, thelr going to| 2 for a cent wour ballx for| cent erround at Mommy Simn tomorrow, wats you | pop? | 1 senreely know wat to think of it mind ik in a d t the suddin the news, ony jest wpexhill for one da thirts 1o 1 I ot serprized ut that 1 s the Wity opportunity K and your chance is gor Yew wir. 1 sed. I enyho round there toduy t, Momm n to them, | xed. | v of carncter, | Cof corse to-| s wunt for | 3 for i cent, for inxtants it you wunt | to by 6 for 2 cents you could do it and if vou even wui Mommy Simmins werks 5 cents wouldent | A vemarkable personality, 1d like to meet that woman sore time, pop sed Do vou want to come erround to-| and meet her? Im afraid I cant to is my bizzy day, sle tom sed, No make them last for about : o I xed. and pop sed, Yes i eny fellow with a dime would ha golden opportunity on shonld T say a < 11 had a dime 1 vest it all rite, but and pop sed, O wel feel even werse if and dident find the sour behind the being ware he genrelly gels prove a subjeck is over Wich it was tomo r opport « the way 1d ir I havent. I xed vou'd proberiy | axually had s e about this ball market un- Cooky Hint. One mother writes: “When mak- ing plain cookies I add a quarter of a pound of melted chocor@te 1o half of the hatter and make two kinds of cookies. Sométimes 1 cut hoth kinds out with a heart cutter, and afier they are baked join them with a thin sugAr icing Seal Brand Tea is of the same high quality | tom more FEATURES. WHEN WE GO SHOPPING BY M HARLAND H. ALLEN, and a darning thread is that the lat Darning Yarns. ter is loosely twisted. T It ix not uncommon at all to find a housewife who prides herself in a ele assortment of sewing thread, and silk, with | garment in the house. many women make it a cus to huy a spool of thread io match every new iter even though it be ready But these wome not. will be content to b hunk of darning coiton white, und expect to make that do Wil vepairing of this kind, exc when the wiry mercerized thread (s preseed into service lavge p the o little darning ix don cut the other threads readily, and it doesn’t shrink and pull the repaired place out of shape. Moreover, the Lo| short fibers wheh atick out from the edge of the thread tend to fill up the openings in the darned surface and | make it as Ught as the rest of the | weave Darning thread match in color in texturs and luster, the fabric 1o be repaired. Nor should it be any or woof which it i mon and very rning Is to use a thread t is harder 10 wovk with, so doean peed up the process as hoped leaves an ungain I plan to buy an e 1 S and then se Feaon. Gy ake. Uk many strands as are needed made clothing for keeping . : e Apricot Tart. than ie plate v ¥ mi should but not enly likely eplacing for serious m i w of ex and is a good there ix for = And e ought 1o ewing thread ficient housew with variety e Al the sweaters supplied Just now the * s are bei Summer storage. bhound 1o be neces: kind of equipment more invii supplied ough in « cupful of z and sprinkle with of powdered snga oven until the crust pres /4 e s | Clomet Rice underwesr with whick sockings the family ool e ke in a quic in all these = _well hrowned had cloth ving « h ix JuUst ax poor economy ifs the weakened threads and it ckers comfortable, holds oining and shrinks and is even while it still . . 7 ainting? Then why not use » » the best of their kind? 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. 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