Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1925, Page 47

y WOMAN S PAGE. THE D (.. LUESDAY., DECEMBER 1. 1925. . FEATURES. Wear and Tear of Silk Stockings COLOR CUT-OUT ||| DOROTHY DIX’S LETTER BOX MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. SNOW WHITE. BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D, : I Weighing Boy Friend in Balance for Possible Hus- There are wavs in which we can | handled that they are not wearable | Save our wearing apparel so that even | After a time or two. or may be made band Material—Young Husband \Whose | L B L L B Ly the doctax | | | find out wk snd advise abnut action Many individuals with sinusitis car [tell time fairly well by the nose. when 11t is running, and some can tell time atill better when thei~ nose isn't rus - 7 ning- the sinusitis headache comes or X S DIX: A voung man who wants to marry me has the following % At a fatrly regular hour every d. | Drppalivies: Had—Xever saved much money, Smokes and eats excessively. | Ntitaias of “ hyperesthelib - shiniti A by BaRtbas o (it thalatoaking s moderately. Swears rather fluently. Too blunt in telling the truth L e i either of these things may catch o Good—Ver: pleasant and lovable. Iven tempered. Religlous, charitable |ealcium lactate: we are dealing here e anaush it Hieik (cns atrantl ot !and faithtul. Well educated. Hard worker 1 S Sl thread in the weave. It may not be . What o you make of such o man? Would he he desirable bl i s St noticeable at the time. but it will give. hushand HOP} i i e S o el when the hosiery is worn. and an un i s e b s s sightly run will begin. If, on the other Answer inds to me as if he were a paragon that you had bette & Nt o 0w s he 16 W bt hand, you are sure that vour nails | &rab ouickly hefoe some other woman who ix looking for a good thing gets N\ | his calcium metaboliam ‘I, deficier smooth. and if vou take off your rinzs { hini. Certainly hix fine qualities far outweish his faults. And being at a loss to account for his Hefare thriialing ons handiintd the Of course, there is no such ihing as o perfect man: and if there were, no e e iatit. | aue | stocking, no damage will be done nan would ever fall in ‘ove with him or marry him. Tmagine being fing up and running at the nose, i This hint may save vou a dollar o 1+ man who never made a mistake, who never hlundered. who natural enongh for the poor deinded two if you heed it. vet many women did anything silly and foolish, hut who was always and invariably 3 Sliffavar 1o trimp 0D, some Teal ¢ e poor. m bl m of the dust he would mak i seem [ Ry e h st of vour hand wit + poor, miserable wor e Gust he would make vou see Stb il e running your hand down @ stocking he would alays feel 1o yvu! How horrible It would he always to be trying (o b Spe mother says Such misconceptions, however ind open it when withdrawinz it live up to him. and how bitter it would be to have to endure his eriticisms on | Aty four vearond daughter wants to | stitute only a small share of vour shortcomin Belt Cor Mol ol Wiien Ve T o o ats DOioBEervation L eaEonIDE Eloyw tofiastenyGariers. her. I plan to have her finish a doll | bolster up the great I Avoid fastening a garter just ahove my dear. if vou want to be happy though married. pick out # man | sarment, with my. help, hefore he | A far larger s the knee. Secure the straps a little to | he has the standardized sterling. virtues, has also plenty of lovable | work makes her nervons. . Children | tlons of this order ma one side, where the strain will not be s thit will keep him buman and In a, proper state of humility. | should not tire and overtax the fine | the s St quite so great when the knee is hont appIest wives are those who can mother their husbands and smile | perves of their fingers 1 pin = | with ently on their fauits and humor their weaknesses as if they were little | simple pattern. either a bought one or | to trifling iea | to last a surprising length of time if e 5. properly treated \Wife Has Settled Into Bore. o1 instance. it is quite possible to start a run in a chiffon stocking 9” pecially before vou wear it at all. { D ve pay neai litile wums for articles we may not find them acturily ex il vou have a rough finzernail or a ring that is not perfectly smooth, and you Lessons in English are eaxy ru & BY W. L. GORDON exposnre to draft. wet foel Do not fasten the hack strap indul garter too tight, for the strain o hi; ‘\mxx, Siied T have ‘cub from bright coloves | the circ H one will be disastrous it you do. . paper. on a scrap of hie material and | norma 1 dite von sit down re must he suffici Your friend’s virtues spcak for themselves. and even his faults lean o | ‘llow her to cut it out with her blunt- | fc ve' to prevent the silk weave from virtue's side. The man who has never saved much money is evidently no |pointed seissors. I pin one seam 1 i earing. While round gor L if tight | tightwad and that scores one for the wife, as she will not have to corkserew | time, and if she tires befc pecialist e bad for the circniation. some | every penny out of him. And after she has got what she needs she can help it sewed up, I finish it rapidly. Sinn women wear them rather loose and i sew up the holes in his pockets likes to have u completed zarm with strap garters, line, then, that i Being fond of zood cating 1 rank also as merit in a hushand. sinee it no matter how rough. to put on stockings do not twis ! puts some pep into housekeeping and makes it worth while to prepare a | doll at the end of a sitting shoes Smooth Insit An Ungrateful Dwarf. good dinner for @ man who appreciates it. Also it gives a wife an invaluable (Cocsiishb. it i 3 | Weapon with which o w him when (he necessity arises Be sure that shoes are smooth inside. It was toward evening of a beau- | A roughness will soon mike a hole. tiful Summer's day that the cChil Hikewire. {hemen:who smokes amore ant itot efiletdown a placid o v SAT T is the case. The time to he especially fr walk the~ had heard a scream | or soothe him, goes forth to hunt up amusement on the lookout for roughness of this and now saw the dwarf clinging to u | OF course, the blunt man will hurt your feelings when he tells you the DY wINIER D are Rt Gimes sort is after a shoe has heen v The wee, un his eftort o avold being car | yonie trutns that none of us like to hear. but at any rate you will have the Tooi specialist. softer kid that lines a shoe is apt to ried away by an easle. The eagle hvnl(“,,”,”,, of knowinz that he means what he says when he pays you a i wrinkle. and wrinkles make trouble. his talons tast in the back of the little | o S DOROTHY DIX If you have been caught out in an un. ftellow’s coat and he was having a v p expected storm and your shoes are le struzzie. As =oon as he saw LAR MISS DL 1 have a wife who no doubt loves me. She zets my | feet 5 : ¢ : 2 N | ARMITSS ave 4 joy & & tffs, but “sizing up” is a good old wet, or even very damp, =ee that this Snow White and R ted, he | D) R R lb e A e et ok GRS the eyentie 0 t “sizing up" is a good old-{ kid lining or insole is smoothed out shrjeked to them to help and they 2 : . : idiom and it is expressivel| (4 0 4 t We have only # four-room house and she gets only two meals a day. vet she | o A rh while moist. Run vour hand down came «nd held him until Anally the | e hive only « fouraoom house and she zets only I oot e vening AYE Seftaln In nd rela- ohyonic the sole and gently press the kid into cazle gave up and flew away : ! hegl 2 % |tionships in regard to each and evers Kenen ; is the crossthe-fence zossip of the neighborhood and she goes to bed by 7 0 hinitis shape, so that it will gry smooth. This You have torn my fine coat!” he - our average dietary that t [ velock ike 1o read 4nd would like to discuss things with my wife she gl Fags i . hint may save vou fhones spuitered when he was free. Med | elocie 1Tk e Wi o 5 ik andiia) cort mind aimost aitom . i § , Toe Guards. dling nitwits that vou are: Couldn't ! iy pey DISAPPOINTED YOUNG HUSBAND particuiay food In mentioned. Fy t . To he ir proper in our speech we should ecall it “evaluating™ fond : - vou have held me # little ensier If thin silk stockings get | e B el T e ve do not mean a dry list of . quicklyiniithe oes. | entioff the toe | osp it g bi? L2l o e and \ er: 1 fear thai vou ; e nn;wl o . “"IL‘H' )wv\- lm“\“”“-r* "“ thout digestion, bt nd inter 2 Do away with blackheads, large portions of a discarded stocking of as NS SO0 b # can give vour wife some sort of a jolt that will wake her up and make Rer o ine aq well ak practieal, poinie 1hat plesor e saaclcsandage siane meantviihelaare hue A= vou cadtfng. | ortieds eulize that she is ruining both of your lives, and that she.is inevitably bound | yeil) acitalle help i tn peen e in : tersbi: pores, pimples and age sig {10 lose vour love if she goes on in the way in which she hux starte v well fed and happy Slip this over vour toes hefore pulling - Rose Red's walking dress ix oranze 1 the silk stocking vou are to wear 3 | Sy Th To begin with, the breakfast fr with a blue cape and biue ha p & . th akfast is will take the brunt of wear from colinr shomid oo loh e hat. The | Evidently she is lazy ar thiul in hoth mind and body Fruits fall_roughly into two dis et bt ainstine il B he Weir s | willing 1o exert herself 1o make the necessary effort 1o keep sions. acid and suba itiet o . : seems to come from inside the shoe {ProsnEht At { ta make herself attractive. It is ridiculous for any able-bod person should inchide hoth varieties « = e itself. put the toecap or guard over in ahout having 1o do the work of four-room house or to 19 20 |in his dlet. Any one i il the stocking. and it will protect it ; > ep with the chickens too litle acid in the " from tonching . the shoe. tiiher or | What TomorrowMeans to You A woman once told me that after she married she began to's and | should limit himself these precautions may he found 1o 3 | take “things easy. She said she di wther to doll herself up her fruits. AN fruits ma save vour stockings BY MARY BLAKE | husband and she quit reading: that it was too much trouble to dress 1o 2o | upon to furnish net only . { out of an evening. and she zot in the way of snoozing on the couch and not |acids hur hody-rezulating s Beauty Expert. | | trving to entertain her husband salts as well. 1f we are n | oW'S planetary aspects are particular as to the accuracy BEDTII\’[E STORIES BY THORNTON variable. and until a short time tfter | Finally. he read the viot act to her and said: “Now, list fizures. the morninz orance mizht i = N noon, they are eminently favorable.| warning you. I am on my way up in the world. I am studyinz and workinz called the spark plug of dietar " e . BURGE Then they change and become over-|and improving myeelf all the time. and vou are going down hill. Unless you other fact to remember ahout fit ness. Thi e Lo s Doz s ples Dros vast and depressing. 1t is safc. in the zet busy and keep up with me 1 am £oing to leave And I this. Younz children, under =chool !’ A G n oo SR = = 3 % early part of the day. to effect any fall out of love with you. for I am not one of t 1 kind of #ge. should have all tougzh-skinned Sinre Rinzs T nt. Store.. Sic Peter Waits in Vain that dam just as he had left it early desirable change. or make any de-| men that can stay in love with & dull. stupid. frowsy woman. Do vou et me uits stewed and strained. and na | on mand's Dept. Stors, ~. K <o De S o that morning partures along new lines. provided And the woman =ays she “zot' him and she ot busy. and they have en only the juic- of such fr ‘Paddy and his family will get here they have receive eful thou ¢ ) . ; ck g s : dey have received care ught | heen a happy and et uple ever since < oranges and zrapefrui £ 7 carly so as to get in a good night's and deliberation. Later on. and at Pt S ; . . 7 “olden CO work " said r;;x-. to himself as he the time the aspects change in their | When we 1 out @ hian who forsakes his wife onr sympathy alwavs Cereal Next Towic Frce Py cettled himself to waii T'll_just | character. it would he wise to revert! .o c 1o ihe v 1 often think that the man is probably it often g asses of cereals are : Y }!‘ RO THI6e de wait Tiere until thex come. 1t will he to routine, and he satisfied with small | 70 \'I(.,.,‘,‘, St e e v ae I ne ground but uncooked! " der owdaer un to watch them build that dam., recults, rather than expectant of big | (e Victm 2 % t their wives refuse to give them. hores pins: secondly. partially conked a My. I'm glad 1 don’t have to work things ; L S Sl Gl e i A ! e i e olled vare ¥ e like that for my living! It fairly makes A boy. if born tomorrow. will he ex. | 1€4th men >n , ’ A me w)", ]va\'y to think of all the cut- ceptionally strong and robust al bl ting and hanling of sticks and brinz. though care must he taken and vigi ) TOTHY DIN niol 3 Z s 2 ing of mud that must he done just to lance exercised. in order that, in his | MArTY What sort of brains givle have under their hobs® DOROTH : 1l 1o Include. a ilidc welcome T > A | [DBAR MISS DIN: | am enzaae 4 very fine young man. b parents home-cooked porridge: work better than I do. Yes, siv. they “bite off more than b w." A h an he can che % 1 cheapest. and particularly adap do so. T hope they will come n.> gl iher hang. will be weak don’k want me to faarry b ecaia e conngiielye, me sl i il . Lo waited and walted and waited, and Wil in order to atiain physival ner. | AN I= industrious and sober. :nd he will zet on in time. Ve h other OWn fact that the extia cost w 0‘ gt 1N« t_\ il g ISH cieer his patlence grew less and less and ‘malcy. dgmand regular nutrition and ! Yers muen. Domt sou think that s all that -we: will need o make- ux [PARLCEAL coreale i el less. Gentle Mistress Maon rame up much care. There v a marked | happy RRIED SALL 4 " : ple. a delicate 255 . 3 Sl i through the Green Forest and made Will be rather morose. and keep to| Answer: 1 certainly do. my dear. Bread and cheese and kisses, ac lonz [hese foods and turn the coldest of the alder swamp almost as licht as themselves, and it wili require a great | 4% you are sure of the bread and cheesc, is a good enough menu for any 1 the het mush | by dav. Peter grew hungry. He grew deal of effort to penetrate their un. | ; hungrier. Still he waited. At last usual reserve. Ther will be both | Tt is 1oolish for pavents to expect that a voung man should give their | | and keep up with the men to whom the e married thirdl to-eat Aakes. puffs and | why. oh. why dont men take the troubie to find out hefore the hreds the normal persor veady-to-eal cereals is monev we rcfreshing—-real English tea! And it's amazingly voung couple to start out on. if they are both willing to work h“ ','”"“ l'\""‘ be called '-v‘; of the simple to make. Just order T >v Tea from your 3 chief "make-vou-want-to-work” fonds : They sive the energy that helps tn srocer and follow the famous old English recipe that e T his s ch insis a e a4 studio r hitions. at they are able to give her, because it is demanding that he T tomach insisted that he should Studious and ambitious. daushter all th ¢ Irive a well built body alonz its hus put something in it. Heter hurried If tomorrow is vour birthday, you | Start off at the place at which they have only arrived at middle age, and no away and got a lunch. Then he hur- are. even i the face of almost in-| vouth can dn that unless he has inherited money. He hasn't had time to ried back. On his way he happened | Superable difficultics, very persistent. | accumulate a fortune or to rise to the place where he can command a biz akfast breads especially. for we to glance down at a muddy place and never give way to despair or al- | salary. 6 asialinie i1k bomhsact oo ¢ H 1 G i uhn.» the mud was fairly soft. In loW Yourself to be discouraged. You | : = G s aasncarall rin ofithe e ey et ine of London, have furnished Great Britain the finest the middle of that muddy place were are actuated by high ideals. and And the very man who expects 4 young fellow to give his dauzhter a \1d of th 70 ehfte bresda., i u can’ £00¢ i two footprints. Thes were almos( Never attempt to assume a neutral | fine house and a car and Paris finery very likely couldn’t zive his wife bk i b Siteibreads sy by of icas. You can’t know how good tea can be until round and thev were quite hig. attitude, where right and wrong are | anything but & two-room cottage and carfare when he got married e He ey deficlency vou try Tetley's the English w As he looked at those footprints involved. | The happiest marriages in the world are those in which a poor youns | B 1S TS BICAC 18 move than made §oiiy : . Peter felt his back hair slowlv stand _ You are ambitious, but will never|man and a poor irl zet married and work together. Dom't he afraid b DY gther foods in a well balanced Follea’s i & b ils Tragiane besh. ks beher on end. There was no doubt as to SL0OD to unscrupulous or selfish means | to try it DOROTHY DIX. ead is most satistactory i served f B ; whose footprints those were. Yowler : (0 achieve your ends. Your integrity Sopsrizht e et P ews richer. Yet costs no more than ordinary teas. the Bob Cat had made them. Yowier s unque: i. znd your word is your Hot breads™ are fine for variety. but made them not so very long be. 007 . el A e aho o varlely b fore. Peter looked all about hastily You are sociable, and enjoy enter- | o s " Hair in Cold Weather. S ey oo s et ghould he and anxiously. — Then —he hurried. faining. Juet as much as you enfoy | Puzzlicks A zood many woemen think {h it which is made by a reliable hakes MY bow e did hurrt e hureieq | Deing cnteriained. Yon love music | Jdd weather Is bad.-for. t Occasional “homemade bread - 5 straight to a certain hollow loz with *4nd art. ave a careful reader. and do| |__ puzzle-Limericks s ; : NEriaty e bt noimbe b an openinz in one end just big enough A1 that is pos to add vour store e The fact is that the fack of air ou . . ot : e for him to slip through. In front of ! knowledge. o Improve your |y certain fair maid of Bain Sususll XpeHient LIS Those are . Py 5 veather fs probably ver for € " ke the this he sat down. It was nesr anough | PSition in life. Unfortunately. you | Gnee eloped we <he thonsht, with | %3 aenelr. dla tastitonsd 5. ot ‘home : 3 4 .10 the hezinning of that new dam for | A1©. at times. impractical, and this is, | g 2 Ve wear hats m great deal morecin (12" (OC Bread! m ning of 3 him i see it He felt safe now with ©Of Course. a har 1o material progress.i’ gyt ehe found when she 3 Winter than in stminer. And usualiy Sl R o o e : that hollow log at his lack, Hie hajr Y0U alsts but not very often. all: she was 2 1 peingen el gwed VUL andpolosell i ) mp dokn t - Ehal hollgs: lancatinis Your tEmper tn get the hetter of you. | g ran s vonng pastre —5 ihan Summer hare. Not now. S i and ihis o ¢ haps: - tor Al dast Summer many oSS v b and Eline < \Jisance T OE R S e fare i ter Rvtitent and iwaile 1 wally handicaps vou - delatd e He waited of The night. Jenr WHen vou are callzd upon to treat | 1. A city on the Mississipni River el el A R ; ovs. | Bul not # Reaver did he ses or henr. -1y f matters of importance Noblaman of the NIshest rank: | sttt e baa for Lo bacse T ORANGE PEKOE B it will be ton much work uild & NE and helpful. and vour home life ! 4. Mistaken long been taught was the .capse.of Ik always for tha childven. Vel In packages from 10c to §1 tenor ooffeairen aa Made hods is printed on every package. For over a century Joseph Tetley and Company, ok Shadow P Ns that evening, ao | dam here.” said Peter. talking to him- -D0Mld be ranquil and centented. \. One who prepares food for eatng. | men's haldness. However. the fad for iy y bhack 1o the | =elf for lack of any one elze 1o ralk Well known nessons horn on that; (NOTL.—The moraj of this limarick, | felt hate ie ane for fashion Foreit and it e D That must he it. If it were net 131e are: "‘,‘,""‘ 'd Montgomery. ol | which can he completed by putting | authorities—to discus He had 4 Jestions to | for Yowler the Bob Cat heing ahour ‘Her: John ckenridge. Kentucky | the right words, indicated by the num The best thing vou ecan VR FRET HaTh vz buoilt | T would run up to Paddy’s pond and ‘|" sman: John Treat Irving. jr.|pers, in the corresponding spaces. i ur ha'r in eold weather is to why Paddy did waild nearer | <€ what is goinz on up there. I won --'“’" Quag) "”’{\”v"lA\|ar:' .\Ih-rn | “Always verify your fiance’s state- it as much air and sunlight ' ove of poplar tress Peier had Aer why they have stopped work on ¥ educator “ranklin L. *ope. ! jpents in advanc The answer and 3 When vou have an hour = L e S T electrician: Irastus: Wells, merchant | anothar *Puzzlik™ will appear tomor- two with not4ing to do. it in Tea Crackers. as he feli that jt was safe for But with all hlh \\--uw]lmmvr_ it didn 4nd promoter o | row.) window with vour hair down ! Siightly butter any thin. round or 1 ). Petel impere once occur to Peter that Paddy the ‘Convrisht 5 5 ” are not cusceptible to colds v 2 quare viriety of unsweetened crack ar ; Jthose bis Yesterday's “Puzzlic perhaps sit with a sweater on in rs and put a marshmallow in the aind 1igh 1o th round footprints in the mu This i< S A bold fighting man of the Riff wpen nny window even in Mid enter of each, with a tiny piece of He found the 1 just what had happened. and Paddy English Rarebit. Would never withdraw from a tiff; | winter. But even sunlight through : | butter on. top of each marshmallow. had at once suspected that Yowler the six ounces cheddar cheese one-hatr| He'd not quit or flinch | closed window is good for the ha «e in a hot ocen tor a few minues, Bob Cat had discovered what was 20- | teaspoon mustard. six rounds of but-| Or glve way an ine And even the fresh air that circu | lonz_enough for the marshmal ”(N“ F \( "I‘FS inz on in the alder swamp and Wa< jored toast. one-half cup milk. This| He couldn’t. for he was scared stiff! | lates through a well afred room witl ‘ 5 o soften and spread. and brown CConviishe, 1925 e e Beaver might have seen those his - ' hiding somewhere fn there, hoping 10 is modified out of deference to Mr.| (ConvrtRntaig | the windows closed airs the hairs little on top cateh 4 Beaver for dinner.” So Paddy | Volstead % 1t once turned ut and returned 10 cread of milk cheese shoule BY JENNY WREN his pond. Of course, Mrs. Paddy and | g0y, Of (il e fm:;m;,lxl\c'&‘ the two young Beavers did the same iy 4 hot pan with mustard and milk thing Season with red pepper and stit Erance ithe drue. coslve e = until creamy and serve very hot. art may find ve &, for Rich Plum Pudding. master craftsman in ihe as the English use ale in- | France the true each of currants, chopped fige and seedless raisins, candied peel or citron. of almonds. the juice of one lemon, ; | ane nutmes (zrated). 1wo teaspoons of owners of p cereal so full of eggs and a pint and a quarter of h - liquid. Of course. this reci ed e “ew 2 v LE Lo o 3 e ) Health— When this puddinz is thoroughly mixed cover it with a clotn and let OLARINE is the only - i 0, H - cooking. safe polish for nickel [ % app eSS — == and nickel ‘finish. Pre- r nberr le 5 : Cooked as quickly as coffee. Comblng Won’t Rid | serves the origninal luster Eaten as cagerly as dessert. new indefinitely. Con- The only sure way to get rid of R Abracis Short pastry, one-half pound (2 cups) cranberries, one table- Ant hottles. well knowing that every || gently with the finzer tips. hardware, drug- pastry shell with this mixture; dot with the butter cut into T LE ol e gist or auto small pieces; then put strips of pastry over the top, and ’fl.fl\e w}\de Now, his wares iy = t1eir | will be gone and two or three more % bake in a moderate oven about twenty-five minutes. 1 Tasex, howis and hottle Taliqns [[solve and entirely destroy every S s hecoming vers wnown, ! || single sign and trace of it. no mat- iny Recipe folder mailed free D e iticar of ieinz | have | AMERICAN CRANBERRY EXCHANGE nd-modeled cast The colovs, || ieKine 0F ,1he e Witk SSP Alairone w the name This recipe calls for one pound e e orange marmalade. suet. flour, bread . ' | Crumbs and brown' sugar. two ounces To the } o We know of no other mixed spice. a saltspoon of salt, six nzgested above will answer ad Ford Cars Growth— it stand until the next day hefore = | nd keeps the car lookin; S e : = : & Hair of Dandruff a P 8 3 Recipe Digested as easily as milk. : «= [ sy spoon flour, one and. one-half cups sugar, (34 pound), three : £ festroy it entirely. To do this, zet i int. B ’ , 04 h Al e e to hurt t‘;'c:: o “:(' tablespoonfuls water, two tablespoonfuls-butter. ST eelvuhere 1 e e s NZ" Line a pie plate with the pastry; cut the cranberries into sumers seek his de:i b moisten the scalp and rub it in i g z halves; mix them with the sugar, water and flour; fill the oenchwoman covets a hottie L Do this tonight. and by morning. B B inie American si rins o applications will completely di: Enough forias persons. 1 » how much dandruffl you may n dearved. hut is realls molded in You will find. to. that ail itching and | g 90 West Broadway, New York, N. Y. herimes opague and sometimes || Zlasso siks and soft. and ok and fesi “tore and 1t never fal | e et oo ] 2o e ment.