Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 51

WOMAN'S PAGE." i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14. 1926. FEATURES. (;OIOI‘S fOl' Wed(]ing Ceremonies sUB ROSA The Daily CrOSS-WOI‘d Puzzle S BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR BY MARY MARSHALI BY MIMIL (Copyr il i g Pines. u,; bride of today who is planning ding. when the daushter of an Enz Do You Wait and Wait? Th 1k r anvthing but a quiet sort of wedding |lish earl vas marvied to the son of g St el Tadlse The real heauty of pines comes nut . . g ,doe: J s ; reremony seems perforce to look upon | lord. there were no feminine attend-| —Some boss are "‘l'j‘i‘“,”';:;;;\:"“;,, only In Winter, when the gayer but| [}, 38Erove, nor docs Jack grmstro mattered. Now it's differen ihe whole thing ax a veritable pageant. |ants at all—no maid of honor and no | MeN. They denow bow 1o BERE SO0 [ more perishable draperics of ‘the de.| eierimed 'in "oy noves awd e 1M Lwake up in Either she or her mother or some |matron of honor—only two little pages, | Make havpy the sivis of thelf, EhCt Cidlous tiees ate STIDDed Ana s Then | Ak e o he a0 ormnith ecanse I'm Iic | ot Tove ime wight Dororny King'an nid ey e 1ove who were dressed all in gold, includ-] But Fhiwe are B Of O VOO W e |only does the sturdy loveliness of the | amuainiamey win' paroihy King. an o7 | H 1y d. ing gold stockings and shoes. At an-| " o X : T and | over as far as he is r SHE pines stand revealed to us. moan arpears il the. Chun Toval: - . s 5 men if they tried—and the girls who o ve i man, appears i, 1he” riuh Tir e j Sheret oy e sn , i t o o i o = = gl M PTE! ‘X ways brou 1 unhay brocadsysown fwblic Hherfia liendant :;;v:mn;;:'vt Bear 2 Holon unplssst pine—a goodly number for the east. | CHAPTER XXIIL ys brouzht unhapi |were dressed in gowns of peacock s T ern United States, which is not so 1, e hlues and greens with glints of gold “i::y‘":_"-“{;"_%;”r;‘(;:‘f o '\h‘p P Hich [niconltars aa the West: Bit an Confidences. lid 1 | And there ‘were gold and green suit e oA of them are rare save the Virginia | The Richards apartment was every [for the pages. £ 3 S ioferfoent HEebelones 0 pine, with its straggling trunks and | thing that Rosalind had imagined it A well known American bride of the pniclubs ant “;”M' ;i short twisted needles. It is neither a | would he. There were s0 many rooms |season was married in a gown of silver | an all-round good fellow. =~ = very beautiful nor a very useful tree, that it was dificult to determine the {lace with a tr Riencon lace. | Buthelnevelfleasned NOw i ome but as any pine is better than none, number of them, and Rose could not | Sometimesithe ialivar wiedaing: dresy (i RIC WIth {the foltor Bed o 00 DO so even the Virginia pine, crowning help wonderinz if it had been ensy has a touch of color besides—a bit of | Ni§ poor sweetheurt is nearls cres some old red-clay hill, can be rug- for Dorothy 1o accustom herself to green or rose perhaps oyeLabIs snparentnes 2 | gedly picturesque. It supplies the | such gorgeousness. French brides and their mothers | ference | bulk of our firewood hereahouts, and In Dorothy's hedroom. where the ‘He helonzs 1o a horrid old squash 2 seem to cling to the conservative ma T ey | for the weaker parts of interior con. | two girls removed their wraps. Doro- terials—lace and satin and crepe. For | cluh." she ‘wails, “and i S aciiise |t dropped down hefore the ivory { the sma rameh wedding. | wait perfect hours for him untl h e e e LRI P e s L i B oFC the seanam Cuber ade n - brida: | sets that over with. every night i Isglentifil and chiean an almost haggard face toward Ros Rown of white crepe with paint d-n. | "Whenever I'm Suppused to meet Rt et e aas i S j gleterre and point lalguille—that 1= | Dim in some hotel. he arrives a half 10 e o e T I certainly need some make-up needle point. The attendants were tw [ hour late, telling me that “"‘d”'\‘ e {armored plates of an armadillo, and|don’t 12 How do you manaze to keep — o in mauve mousseline a'nr! ‘\‘m ,"j"v"' :frlh; ‘I:;:;:]v‘\j:vl they had to stop over in Prince Georges County one =0 {(I':shv\‘\nh the late hours vou have S e When we planned to get our va [om s aomeieen S e ol iy i | kan o il RN The sketeh shows a bridesmaid’ | cations at the same time last year jue D B e e T S (o b you wee o piicy Zown for a wedding in January. It ic | he said he'd have to wait a while he e weransialy eainy e g ventatold of apple green chiffon with gold lace. | fore setting any definite date for his [l aras st e dbtmatiiien: dee watd Sometimes I feel as if 1 were. Tony There is a green chiffon velvet haf|4s some of the hovs in his club werr it e ut the oonte mih ] isn't satisfied unless we are going with & gold lace veil and a green vel | running a Summer show. and he T e e L Tin®. | somewhere every night, and. heaven vet flower must he on hand to make it a good 1o, o S ot M DN knowe. I'd almost rather go nut th (Consrisht. 10261 thing Jicitne Dintted States, ie rave indeedtn i} S L o vening et home: 1t & great . e me iy il dnessiit seem = HE Y 40 the wild, though some splendid old ;"r"‘" A g > mattered a darn heside all those won | planted Arecs may DefEcenauRtianit of "‘lv‘nrmh} was spreading sn even My Neighbor Says ferful men friends of hi=. I do noth {the Smithsonian ’ e i z e nz but wait on their pleasure = tarest of all Is the Table Mountain |\ 0 - patting of some oranze It is rather gallinz for a young anc Across. i an enirante pine a wanderer from the high moun-| o eq rouge. She talked as she put etty . sweetheart to find hersel: | 1. Contrivance for roastins 12. Turkey. taine of the Allechenles. quite use.|TVOIET TRAED, thrust aside for such unimportant de Secret observer 2. Precipitous less, but grand in its gnarled old way Life fsn’'t all that it's cracked ur [ tails as club meetings and old pal Mistakes 23, Harpist and bearinz horrific spines on its € RaCing Sometimes when Drive # larze darninz ncedle and amatemy theatricals The sun god | 24. Ireland . ; remember the things [ said hef in the kitchen wall quite high Yet Helen neednt feel that .Johi Pertaining to South American | 21- Winters : Are no trees the world over | .o married, I feel as it it must up. 10 hold wrappinz paper and | | doexn’t love her. She must realize Alaing 2. Engineering degree (ahbr.) serve more uses or are more y.on anather girl wha spoke those empty bazs ihat in pickinz out a future bushanc {1y Seed Chatter beautiful that pines. Balsam and | emds T didni realize how diffiealt To prevent accidents with hot she’s drawn a non-ladies’ man P B Observe s spruce and larch have a pretty charmi | ji “swoiid he. nor what 1 would e ties coptaininz poison. buy a John's whole life has heen spen Peninsula in Mexico s “"“I:“" monke California boasts its redwoods: Louls-},.,inet when I married dozen tiny bells and every time | { With men. He is used to them. Thei* | < Musical composition Behold. fawe Ks cyprees, and In offier coum | “Gine Dowothy. | don't under 1 hottle of poison is brought | i doings are important to them. Perform U aber | iries are the cedars of Lebanon, and | why Yoy have every Mone : i & Aol ia S the sacred cedars of Japan. But they | qoais ¥4 TS NS into the house tic a bell to its Telen is 4 knockent u Song by three people : } 8 0f Japan. But ihey jepen .. neck. Tven in the dark the bell | | tell vou with pride. She is the one Cennits are limited in their range. The genial| .hanged vou ; WillktinEle it warpins zirl ‘in the world for him and he Tewish month nzle. ne is found nearly all over the world, Dorothy shrugged i To wash and dry tall lam thinks of her first every time. Onl: Those who detest ixhly do the Chinese regard the || didn’t know what ' Ayl Ny ey, et Jong vesents his friendships and his ol Wickedness ! Ing, generalsgrent niatesmen and | e expect round bristie hruish. wut a cloth | | JSSIRE Mickeds e e planted i Jarchee, erars. | e and draw back and forth brish just as he is doing—that she sympit On the cheltered <ide cording to their various ranke. e 2nd diaw badle an {oth bl thizes with his pleasures. just as mucl Harves pines are reserved for ombs o is polished. 1f the brush is wet as she does with his aims and am Inhabitant of South Africs s z Wh rk seems ATTENDANTS BY A W1 e ; bitions s en wo DA BT IO GNTER | | and you want to polish the chim O L e L iEtiirbanice > v. strip the brush thro rather dull to me CHIFFON VELVET WITH GOLD| | fe¥- strip the brush through the | .y <he suddenty turned on him and Down ‘Bistorp of Pour PName \ 4 LACE VEIL. ORNAMENTED BY BEEs aNlth @ cloth, geting ou told him that she wasn't going Meals, e e R e And life 1s not so : e A GREEN VELVET FLOWER spend her life waiting for him an Public speaker i 2 ket cover | e S sweet ablizinz friend must He the pazeant ready to polish. RBeing the tyvpe of man he is. h- | Smak in liquid - CENT . " muster, consideringz every detail in the When making several pairs of wouldn't understand her outhurst : A three-spot V NUGENT. O'I:Afl““g 1*_ least enn decoration, the lighting. the ver pillow slips with lace edging I Tle'd decide she was tired of hir .. Brother of Jacah VARIATION—Nogent. rir e — e et ae e ToNe measure off the entire amount and throwing o bluff to zet rid o Swift Malavsian vesse RACIAL IORTCANE R gl Nosnyan: 5 me 30y £ ol el anenilline e o e e R |Ble enaine = BT fest 0 0 & EBACIALMoRIGIL I simply love t= 4t once rather solemn. romantic and on 1o the selvage of the ma quarrel, and another pretty romance Southern State (abhi ) ey resque evial in one piece. then cut off | | would he busted up. SOURCE—A locality. to eat! e + zood many the pillow slips and sew up on If vour man seems all wrapped u} = et any facetiously inclined . Cane nd some silver wedd machin vith his chums. have a calm. sane | e ichst picture ot nan s Wk with him about it. explaininz o name {s a combination of “gent” as v ~ hat his actions make vou feel like » <s Conteadtion G “eestlomdnzd and Don't iy at him with tears and ac AND THEIR CHILDREN Incidentally it may be interesting to usations, or you'll never " get 1c BY FLOKENCE DAVIES note that the contraction of “gentle sether azain Realize that his man’ into “zent” in the tree-and-e different personality makes it har A Sleeping Blanket e did not eceur until the Amer for him to xce vour point of view I you are one of tho . e o Rieh: roally aiRers X and tell him zently that veu just hatr nered gue Wie. ales out of . from Enzlish in more points than one SUupLhiDG el i the e ), il netchte qicen —he ruid zent was the name of & town in s e e fConsnEnt 210 R R osin and wa rather chocking | France. When Willlam the Conqueror s ot o i e S esae HerEs 1 ed his hosts into England these same ; he cireumstinees th wch trd o this paner, Drovided 4 sammed he number < Iv. ledd hté mosts Into Bnglana thete et have o : a thes st be prepared | S e oot ook W ncfored Uad @ preus ¢ g ndeiziers remiitedi (ro R e, By and by Fledin ) hold thelr own—but without | anne wer the land there were so many and be eajer t e~ owith =h s 5 0 browbeatin, = g 1 Normans of the same given name i i e strong one musi overpower g . People who came 1o see her were | > apetios: foa i = mnstonamilalinpifove o o Clues to Character old In o mmcertain terms just how | amons the rank and file, as well as Free exchunze of opinic s e e 1o behave. Her muests were intre. | the leaders, that some means of dif of conquest. will do no harm BiothErs ant aisters hch i ARaRBLEoT At At CuTeE aURTSh Huaraditerer inz one man from another Daee i e BY IO ARER DI | plainly posted on the walls of her: had ta be developed. Naturally the £5IT Pihentine ahia ve tile to draw | drawing reom and. according to s ¢ easy and logical method was to re- i niseit ici = ; S e locality in France -from nd come to the he of the house | The Mathematician. recent vress dispatch, have lately | ter the | for a decision. if it is a1 all possible. | been discovered which each man had eome. As the tell them ta settle the matter them.} he 10 rules are just as modern | family name first appeared in Eng selves. Indicate e e of action, | as bobbed hair Her guests were * land. of course. it was in the form but unless therce is danzer of hurt told to leave their rank outside. to | “de Ne¢ t" (“of Nogent”). The name one of them iet them alor \ be gay but not to break the furniture, | is borne by many Irish. but it When they press for assistance and | to argue without anger, not to sizh | is Irish only in the sense that it was h 5 you find the sitnation ve 1onse nd or yvawn or make others dull, 1o je transplanted to that country by Anglo. this pfterngon and you'll get it hat ) colution very diffien! 1 for time In Whatever games were su Normans who fettled there at 4 com sortiof thinz'“is “demoralizing and’ Toll them te ser he mviey aoide Ty | the_development of that part of the to eat whatever was sweet ar V| paratively early period. that of the should riot last lonzer than it takes, three days, or untll next Thursdas | Liai: Then. too. if he lacks that ab o drink with moderation. and last | reizn of Henry 11 of England mother to indicate that telltal 2“Hland then t1k it over with you e Sk Ak i b o i hut not least, to tell no tales out of Coperizht 1026 1 spies arg not popular with the admin- |jr thev need help. The probul Scanipictan sl Kierent pjathe ne mother says school Whatever goes in at one g 5 R it they need help. The pr matician cut of a crowd, Persenswith| & warm slepine blanket for baby | ooooos . Doastever goes In at ome . = Made from famous Gorton's Coc Wihien I setivoulout this atterngon f»',':\”'\'iy.vxl“y”“'.. engliot the thiee Rat ter are not goo in arithmetic. { .2 he made from an old worn-out | Jeaving room.” was the last rul Nowadavalthere searms to be more Tl 8 $0 1 you dare 1y fell mother | 58 W UaVe o dlferent pelm ofinet in judsing the guality of things. lics blanket. Slit a hole lensthwise| = And for this tule alons the Saualts oo e o B b QTIPS vou swilklipasoiine mullyis |NGE Y Q0 AYe foaxatien e They are also unskilled and not adapt- | in the middle. bis enough for haby’s | nf hreaking it was eternal banishment | follare than over their lack of sense biz doz. See how you like t A ”‘I! Felame I8 aigreat ed to running machinery. As a rule. | head to zo through, and bind it. A | from the roon <avs the Office Boy anvthinzg like that gees o ’i' AndevouihTves (aal they are not very zood husines pec tape fastened on each side of this We seem 1o need another Cathes - insfiine Wil " s o\ mistake § = | ple, although often quite intellizent. | it will tie it together under his chin | ine the crenr, oo ronother Cathas. D i s decrees when complaints come to vou. | particularly alonz certain lines. They | and keep his shoulders well covered her very force of ch ter can diicE oo v The temptation to say, “You will all{zre sociabie and make friends readily. | The cormers of the hlanket may be watch for them xnd change the pro.|MC: I cannot be bothered with ¥our|(he temples. 1f the head Is narrow | ine middie und pinned. This tvpe of m o and < '.,-'d.“.n,-‘v\-v,,v bline, Ne ; that ween the temples. in proportion to “hild re often el the end.” You see it is not the end rest of the head. vou will know fl”".:v‘l‘lfi\’*‘;’v’m‘w n]hw e e ore e | 1t setties nothinz lecinse the experi here is a person who has no na e it ence did not complete the aff-ir. § bility for mathematics. ealenls ; Liofin. tlis e libe | SSe0HTe 2 Inz su. They desire the thinx at hand | {a ler something happen. & on 2 e, oatuta |, Mans vractica cugeestions. uch ax_the wle do zrow zarrulous in a of cultivated srowth. It is not | Mr. Patn pesor tent s pieson Timnsom JOF S N ol dinne then. 1 wae coine ihow ahe ‘shares an apariwent. does and he had mone times 1 wake up in the niz Rose, and nizht after with him never knov other woman s ze him. never knowing 0 fenore me entire me before other peop I was abroad it v over on the steame part of the 4 only heen n s then Dorothy, Fon Rose urpentine mixed in black lead and brushed over a sreasy stove while cold is very effactive in cleaning it. | he isn't the 1 She f 1 sense APPLE GREEN CHIFFON AND GOLD LACE ARE COMBINED IN THIS FROCK CHOSEN FOR H the emperors 1< much water as possible: pur dry towel over and then you are LRl i eneaker A s e S u believe that this family bad-man given ar veceived. It i< anly when one Srand inauisitor, that there i< real harm in the childish disizreement Domination of that sert must not Allowed Nature never intended that eve man or every woman should be an ex pert caleulator or even an averaze one. And for that reason we are en whled to know the man who can make nd iob of handling fizures. becairs B £ number will show iy If von don’t wipe the dishes for me fonizht I'm zoinz to fell mother that! I .saw vou talkinz to m Fish—NoBones is a1 mistake to issue sweepinz An unforzivable misdemear this sizn. look on each side at | Lrouzht together and folded in toward o betra ! confidence or to re sdeeping blanket is quickly slinped on [ (atherine evidently acconted the ind insures warmth fact that some intimate small talk in a conzenial zroup was inevital Iy & intimate atmosphere, whers nz. But whenever siach confide must auzht to feel for the <uffer-ihim in sare o e exchanz ome had mannered = = I Puzzlicks people who should pax the penalty 2 = s 5 . Sy NEYSA MeMELN. i j T T WHEN WE GO SHOPPING : L : =30 Where Did 13 Get Reputation? |The wide. expensive Which seems to he without a RY MRS, HARLAND H. ALLEN. 1 have the 1xpe of mind that wenld{ May he a —3 vather believe a picturesque theory Tis sald they [ than a quieter hut proven fact. and.| A lot of them in & Paver for Your Walls. to brinz the walls closer. and make |1jke Adjt. « one of Kiplin: . Popular type of Summer hat large rooms cozy. Gray. blue. <reen.|srories, I'm fll o les half hearc > nd lavender are the conl colors which | ind | told = tone Gown rooms that V hrizht omewhere [ once he choice « matter of importance o [ arge Qesimne e t suited ¢ Mnings syour household. by sinz the |} wall aces. and small de | N ta vight paper vou c your home hest in small rooms. Don't pic ‘ o} attractive, and hy the wronz paper ton car inviting cold and cheerle hanned from decent society with their heads itherin : vould have exclaimed. s if she were 1een of Hearts. and she wao have meunt it socially if not literally Puzzle-Limericks ssip, ft_is true. is never com mendahle. But there is 4 time and place for confidences, and . there is a | difference hetween the public square | Defect. « the smokinz ecar. and the fir side Fraud teallognial), of usted friends Confidence. vt 1 that in the 1. Manufactnre, tered around itization primitive| 30 One of the Southern United keep track of his | States. his wives, had only | Wallpaper helps 1o make vour 1 fireside nerhaps shonld never have been uttered at all. But (Note—-Here's another limerick in an know encuzh to leave them swhere unusual meter. considerably shorter|thev found them. or hetter still. just than the one about the Sphinx last | tn he sure. toss them hack intn the week. To complete it, put the right | flames of friendship and never carry | words, indicated by the numbers.” in | them out of the room he corresponding spaces. The answer | and another “Puzzlick™ will appear to I | |2 figure that's too smail. or it <ive s fing on. and. cons an insiznificant _effect. Picture or ! quently, after reaching 10 he had Sscenic papers will add space to small | dart ali ove and so these d ir choosinz paper its textur Vertical stripes add height to low- |heen used over and over amain a Ev@ry: paper made today iS a Tepro-f ciling rooms especiallv if thev are |down through the ages, and all Sorts dnetion of some'sort of textile. leather. {,apered to the ceiling line. Often in|of sciences and tr Qitions have grown or othef material. Choose Your paper | lomee types of roome. Such as the | o siemees (nd) 2 oh oo from those best suited to the room in |, jjc. the w ipay | aues! n bhecause of its textur For Raisin Roly-Poly. Raisin roly-poly is simply a rich hiscuit dough rolled out and spread | with raisins which have been seeded | and steamed until tender. A sprin-! per ix carried all over | I would he eXtremely mterested to Yesterday's “Puzzlick.” the ceilinzg with small allover pat-know why 13 got such a black repu- hi v in his bunk example. a paper imitatinz decorated iterns. This also has the effoct. of | atin. . As anre i 1| An elephant . k i a 5 cct of [iation. As a4 matter of fact it is a per slumber his chest rose and sunk. and polished tiles would decidedly be |aqding height. If the room seems to | fectly good number Inisiimber I out of place in a dining room. Choose a paper also which will zive a_suit- Jie backsround for vour furniture. D 5 and one that i | ' ife breathed deep and snored be too high you can lower it by using | decldedly lucky for some people “Til the jungle folk roared— Kling of sugar is added. the dough rol- | paper of strong design up to 18| In numeroloz: there is no such|ppen his wife tied a knot in his trunk. | led like jelly cake. thensteamed or | e paniture: [inches from the ceiling. then bring:|{thing as a bad or an unlucky number baked. The filling may he varied hy s b W b AL paper down to meet |our names may he wrong and not in using evaporated fruits which havs that too much simplicity makes & wall1ji.” You can produce the same effect i harmony with our ambitions, or we , 3 leen soaked until very tender tand ou .| DY using paper above a wood wains-|may be using them badly, but all num- | HOW IT STARTED = = ns eslons il denendiupon Mhetes fogting {bers in themselves are helpful and | anirements of the room arm colors Ain papers or paint will serve tojzood. If properiv applied to our real A g " i wil) cddd | and cheer to darkiyrinz out architectural defects. If ipurpose they ought to go a long way [ S UL | roums, and for thie purpose Sou My fvour room has bad lines. xou'll find {jn promotinz hapniness and healt! i chooser . vellows, tan: creams, f4C. qyhay figured paper offers o way to{to say nothinz of suceess, " i {4 H Warm “colors in darker tones seemlciniouflage them more effoetivels In Broadsides. i Nothinz looks wo than e in “The story roadsides ean be R SR Which the furniture and pictures >l i 7e D traced to_an incident in his A\Y l"l(' “”l”lfl it suli el w ooty 1 T d"kmg With T eggy O o nar b b Campla ot the : plain wall. while it has often heen | use of the phrase “in broadsides. found that wallpaper can save the which we frequently meet in common ronm whose lines are sraceless. specch, the reference being to the out- | BV IRUBERY aUIEEN It is 2 zood idea to have the color | standing facts or characteristics of of your draperies and furnitvre re- matter, its aspect “on the whole ] flected somewhere in your paper de- rather than in detail. & { sign. Calor repetition adds to the | The phrase is of national origin. In G . unity of a room. A colorful border hs et ot ey of hereal - Pt | «« : will also accent the good lines of 2 side” is the side of a ship above the H b |eraceful archway or ceiling breast. If Water line, from bow to quarter: In arge rores You're using a “plate rail” and two s oris e} whule yiev ofiis _ £ |kinds of paper in a room, the lower {without regard to detail. In Navy Banished Qulckly raper should always be stronzer in de- | ariance we g SR ¢ Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for |sizn and paper. 1 xpressi ivi h broad- p— .’ |eientualrert ; |2, eeramton piing emp et~ —EOREVER! DOES NOT i Codfish Omelet. ] e 4t ones o the side of a ahin.. 0| HGSEF SR PRI B e, S Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago | Pick and soak one-half a cupful of The expression came into figurative ends ervlarzed ‘:T'g!o&'r‘?ar'"“"wé | smit oafah. oover] with Yoo waters \ins Tor the broad: sunface of anplob:|. SCTEneniy) Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism AFFECT i [ s famous ‘‘miracle cream. called Iheat very slowly to the simmering fect, as,Of & houscy end subssquently Nonpema. netonly quickly reduces Targe | point and drain. Add more cold water for the large view or broad aspect of | Nexzema. not oniv guickly, wauces Jarge ‘i.\“‘ehe‘?:r:.::‘:,:ixcne ::mm;fs;;m ;l:;n. a situation or state zlfaus. i‘?‘}‘,’f“i‘:,';‘:“":,::w%mv',‘é,":‘;;;}::“‘l'r‘r:i,'.‘,%‘_ ACC.Cpt fll_lx_ “Bayer”’ ‘pacy(af(ie B Bt S s g2 Delicate Muffns e caE O Bl e €~ “iich contains proven directions. AR and black pepper to taste, one table- Use one cup of entire wheat flour | {7V ;0 Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets y:t?““e‘;’g' . nxfnr:';;'».nim:nfk“x:u‘l‘fll T der o ‘::m::rlg:alpggnxxk ‘::.”E’ R Oxz EM Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. o T e B R 2 BT R v o e ot e e 1| i St o e b seck Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monosceticacidester of Salicylicaci s me.” Until well crusted an the bottom. then [do the Charleston—one to hold each |a cupful of milk. Str well and bake shirballiis me. . e G L el o O in a hot oven. —Advertiement, : A