Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1926, Page 23

WOMAN’S PAGE. Comfortable and Up-to-Date Shoes THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, LITTLE BENNY BY LEE PAPE. By Her Mother, ANN] The Story of Elizabeth AUSTIN AUGUST 9, 1926. What Do You Know About It? Daily Science Six. What are phagocyte: 1 FEATURES: PALE HANDS 0 BATCHELOR. drossed umiess sty wels Shon years the statement s made that wom- | | VEoLe anocher letter to Mary Wat+| oo mr s i 2. What are corpuscies? Leila Marsh, who has afiwoys been | topped by the crown of glittering ietenentiotretrall e e This de- | ™ Deer Mary, Fverything is still about | Britain by neld o gy e 3. Are white corpuscles more | | ocustomed to idleness, is left without | golden hair. Her self-confidence had e ase and | duction is naively based o 3 AT avery Rl with' good spirits, her round, red- ? e : Spaad Sl which 1s 80 necessary to | that the demand in shoe stores Is for | the same heer. 1 hope everything ls| , Lisoe, A0 o SEE e e e | e than redl iake the | |Monev. Becuwse she is inexperience; | recurned lavger shoss than was the fact a gen. | 8ll rite out in the country, including i 17 i o N ir ‘e . iy : she is forced to take a position as| she chose a dress of plain black vel. e an A B = Anpe Ausfin wa 1led to do | laughter. Her pe health was, of blood to circulate in the human . id with Mona Kingsicy, a s : eration ago. The fact really is that | YOU. . . stenographic and course, . but train- body? {lady’s ma i e are vet, cut very low, so that it showed Yery few women ivear shoes that are | .My frunt tooth is still dut but I can |provide for the coming of her b s I very rich woman. In the family are | po’ beautiful shoulders and perfect too sn Pretent.dny. clothes make | feel the beginnings of a new one com- | Lirth. hosemis, 'w e vart mather and S e hdiay? Richard, Mona's huszand. and Barry. e s P ” this wi ble. The minc- | INg out. Nature is certeny wonderfill | student at the ¢ % el S Ria She coiedl GEWHIAR g o on e | the son. "Barry persccutes Leila with slightly longer than the pre- limping gait that results from |but jest the same I am going to be HE eth was three | manded in a belligerent tone. She Answers to these questions in | | hia attentions. and Mona amuses ho ng style. and with it she wors I shoes too shortsor too narrow cannot | more- carefill of the new one wen it months old, her father | was not allowed to refuse any food | | tomorrow’s star. | se1f by humillating the girl. R"“"""”r; sh-colored stockings and black satin be hidden away under full, long skirts, | comes all a ways in because if that and I cheated the mort- . which the excellent Dr. Holt sai who has long ago learned tha itiing|| "inpers ‘with' rhinestone: hetls: and « once possible. Women spend | one got nocked out and still anosher age forecloser by selling | baby should have. For instance, W does mot love him. beging, by pitying | puckles. larger proportion of their dress | One grew in, nature would be acting our equity in the little | mashed, buttered carrots were intr Leeches. Leila and Menfl:tlnrflrr;nfi;?;:n he €ares | "\t hen she descended the stairs be- ances on shoes than ever before, | Still more wonderfill tords me than | four-room bungalow for §149, on which | duced into her diet, she tasted them.| One of the curiosities of medical for her. In ”"F,;’;”;mmm»mwm" fore dinner, she was once more the |and shoes are mote picturesque, more | Wat it genrelly does tords most people. | magnificent sum my husband and I |frowned, and refused to eat them. Ij history is the custom of leeching, or | TMusing ’,‘f’-‘h’ R fove with | ueen. In’ the large, square bail, shapely. This condition will continue Reddy Merfys granfather has nuth- | were able to reenter college, at the [insisted and :she began to eat thejreducing fever or blood pressure h‘.‘fl young bac "‘;a' ,"h-u eneeution | where cocktalls were being served, 5o’ long as the short skirt remains in h‘lg' but falts teeth but he seems to | beginning of the second semester, and | vegetable, tears rolling down her | means of attaching little blood-suck- | "7 "'IVW'P‘",’ . ”':z" '!Mt ot | she was at once surrounded. and as fon. Quite recently we have been | have even more of them than wat we | to buy our first new clothes since our hcheeks Ing leeches to tha skin, which for. 0l LeWa until be rcalzes @ Chis time |she drank in greedily the admiration noticing a tendency to slightly longer | have reguler teeth, and he can crack | marriage. We boarded with a private | “No.* T said sternly—T have fre-| tunately did their work patnlessly. | 96t nowhere with Jeh Y tecides to | that was laviehed on her her color skirts. "This does not mean long skirts | nutts with them and take even bigger | family, close to the campus, so that | quently been a very stern parent—| Leeches live naturally in fresh w tog | he s in Tove swith her and deckdes 1o | 4L (00 (0 her eves sparkled like gzeflr:‘.\_hm?:ms m:r!el.vl:}mt (T"f’m,:m' m"l" 10‘:11 hnl apples than wat Reddy [there would be some one to keep an | “you've got to smile when you cat|and in tropical Asla even on hushos,,’";'z}; h;"“; ‘mgflmay N Teammtag of | stave n who wore their skirts above their . and he says he wouldent exsept | eye on the baby while I was at | your carrot. Smilel” where, no bigger than pins, they lie [77U808 SO0 SEORRL LW SE0G discharges | Ronald was in the group around wre now wearing them an inch or 3 two inches below, and that some women who wore them just two ‘shoetops,” a line above which no well conditioned woman once thought of wearing her skirts. MENU FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST Sliced Pineapple Coffee DINNER Onion Soup Roast Chicken Currant Jelly Delmonico Potatoes Corn on Cob Tomato and Cucumber Salad Peach Ice Cream Lobster Salad third cup brown sugar, stir in two teaspoons baking powder, then add two cups diced tart apples. Half fill hot buttered muffin pans and bake in quick oven. ONION sOUP Chop six medium-sized onions, his regular natural private teeth back as a gift. Jest the same I hope you don’t haff ever saw, altho they are rather small. In fact they remind me of perls and if perls was square they would remind me of them even more so. I am eat- ing a apple rite now yile I am writing, it is very joocy and if it had your teeth marks in it it would be absi- lutely perfeck. Puds Simpinses kite got cawt in a tree yestidday and you mite of thawt HOW IT STARTED BY JEAN NEWTO! “A Desperate Cure for a Desperate Disease.” to change a situation, we often hear a person say “A desperate cure for going all the way back to the old Greek physician Hippocrates, who its figurative sense is found in apter 11T of “The Custom of the Isle of Cea,” by the sixteenth cen- tury French essay Montaigne, who sald, “For a desperate disease a des- perate cure.” Doubtless its most famous literary use, and that perhaps which launched the saying on its popular career in ELIZABETH_BE POSSESSED A VO NSON A e HE AGE ABULARY OF 159 WORDS. OF 16 MONTE WHEN SHE in wait for any passing animal or man. At the slightest jar they make a jump, and often succeed in landing was occasionally of some use, and probably more hygenic than letting blood by the lancet, but it was much overdone and one would fmagine that the practice would now be discontin- ued. Yet recently London newspapers reported that quite a trade was still done in leeches in country districts. Now, what do you know about’that? is, “shearing off” in planes. Mica is generally found in schist. 2. Mica is a silicine, crystalline i rock, separating into very thin planes of some elasticity, extreme thinness, and more or less transparency. 2. Isinglass is a very pure, tough, transparent gelatine prepared from the float bladders of sturgeon. 4. The chief characteristic useful- sharp, smooth lines. 6. Asbestos is a mineral of fibrous of mineral and organic matter carried BY FANNY Y. CORY the girl. After Ieila’s departure, Mana accepts an invitation to a hou party at the Maltby's. Ronald is also CHAPTER XXXVIL Fritzie Scores. Mona's attitude toward Fritzle was one of amused tolerance. She always adopted this manner toward Young girls and, because of her beauty, it was usually effective. ‘With Fritzle Kknew that the girl was clever. Ronald brought her up to be intro- duced her manner was charmingly deferential, and vet there was a quality about it that infulfated Mona. It put her definitely in her place an older woman. She felt immediately that she was lumped with people like Edith Maltby and Helen Stone and one of the older crowd. That night she took a great deal of and a facial massage, and after her bath she lay down for a few minutes nition. Renee came back after a time, and made a very nice job of Mona's hair. To be sure, she did not handle it so well as Leila had, but the effect was very nice, and Renee heightened it by paying Mona a compliment. Madame is tres chic,” she re- marked, her dark head cocked on one her. and the knowledge of his pres- ence gave her a sparkling auality that was Itke champagne. Te had | was wavering. | “She was standing with her back to the stairs and she turned a little in order to see what had attracted his attention. Her heart leaped in her breast. In the curve of the stalrcase whera | she herself had stood Just befora din ner was that Lang girl. She wora a scarlet chiffon dress made with o Above the vivid color | her face flamed darkly like that of a | By and as she stood there, il | vibrant with Youth, a suffocating sen sation turned Mona suddenly faint Fritzie was leaning forward. one slim hand on the balustrade, she h.d taken a rose from her hair and w | swinging it lightly. | “Hello, all you people,” she called | pers to match. Coffee s ness of lithoy 0! its ex- ¢ Fove im0 eaDitn o J6sar gl JHE FShAlor o G T T Lues hye,;e;:u‘;“F;i;z}:nr:lnrdingsz faet in{hat high, sweet. voice ‘of s SUPPER extreme measure takep in an effort when engraved it will print very unique in her set. Shé was “‘“‘p‘y?panr‘\‘er?“‘a““ m for a dinner | Instantly the men, young and old Bread and_ Butter Sandwiches - e | ‘ n Spice Cake a desperate disease. structure, non-inflammable and capa- | T T O AgE O deal of | were swarming at the foot of the 5 The saying is of ancient origin, ble of being spun. DAIAE W e e %:| staircase. Above them Fritzie swing 6. Aeolian deposits are collections | Edith's maid, gave her a steam pack | the rose in a tantalizing fashion Then she flung it. and there w wild scramble. 1 APPLE CORN MUFFINS lived 460 to 359 B. C., and in whose by the wind and dropped by it. 1 s Scald two cups cornmeal “Aphorism I" we find it in its origl- (Copyright. 1926.) and tried to sleep. This, however.| a\roio” ctood with a bright., fixed with bolling water, add two |’|nal form as follows: “Extreme reme- S e Lo restless | smile on her face. watching the scene el SONNYSAYINGS | |{hine ominoun swere sbout to hapben: | tace, mie wax fiied it contempt 1t rather thick batter. Add two- An_early use of the expression in | and argue as she would she could not | 1o cheap theatricality of the girl's 3 free herself of this feeling of premo-| phiq for attention. But she smiled. and then slowly even that semblance of a smile faded from her face. The men who had heen on thelr hands and knees were getting to thelr feer There was much laughter and good natured joking, and then out of the erowd of white shirt fronts Ronn emerged. He held a red rose in his hand. inches beyond the bend of the knee |to have falts teeth for yourself for v wl - ponsSweit them four inches el | quite long wile yet, Lecause 1 think o P Pamek the binoa U they are|tusiied, ant Fritsic Lang, M| erdty ko Dot then suddeniy : i B stonilone eay kit | yollhave somator bl Maltby's nicce, is among those present. | since her entrance, and then suddenly : B way 1 ne of the prettiest teeth I bloated to great size. Leeching blood v she became conscious that his glance HuT‘lnd_\;”\vdfl}i Cream ::‘dv;\‘as ;1 ::(;mr;n ;13\1@1—;; l‘&enh of Answers to Saturday's Questions. things were different Boufiant skict that: ended fust: helove oddled BEggs um insted of a 10 cent Kite. # i i ek 5 Your 1. Schist is a crystalling rock hav- very - beginning, Mona [ the knees. Her slender legs were Apple Corn Muffins our effectionate frend Benny Potts. B Ay ohaton Siturss riag | Tromethes very: bog e LG il D e 0. Lok § 3 . everyday speeeh, was Shakespeare . simmer five minutes in two ta i e ia it Tt et side like a bird, her bright. dark eyes (Copsrieht. 1820 AT TOP—RUBY-COLORED SATIN blespoons butter, then add after Hamlet has killed Polonius and | school. My class work kept me on| She forced her quivering mouth snapping. And Mona emiled at her 4 G SLIPPER, WITH GRAY PAINTE three cups cold water, boil one- the King, his stepfather, grasps at |the campus only three hours a day, |into a wide, wry smile, and, the tears pink-and-white reflection in the glass| (Continued in tomorrow's Star.) DESIG ¢ WITH half hour and press throush | |this excuse to send him to England,|and these hours were arranged so |still running down her cheeks, ate the PROCK AY STOC sieve. Melt two tablespoons | | \where he plans to have him killed, [ that I could dash home between |carrots. Within a few days she was WATH RU "OLORED PAIN butter, rub in four tablespoons that we find this saying by the King: | classes to feed and care for Elizabeth. | smiling with real pleasure as she atc DBSIGN. NEXT — GOLD LACE flour, ‘stir in slowly one pint “Diseases desperate grown There was no time for “spoiling | her carrots and spinach. To this day. s WITH GOLD Hl milk and cook until smooth. By desperate appliance are relieved, | the tapy. oven if Dr. Holt's baby | 8lthough she is bigger than I am, WITH W METAL Add prepared onions, season Or not at all’ ook o T Svas following: sls she has to eat what is good for her IN GOLD. BELOW-— | | with salt and cayenne. add e hier Tethiog from exer. while doing o. ° o L RD Beaen iy olk fOne HegE Rl e ence about raising an infant, had not Lol LGN £ TG BLe LIIATHER, AND with four tablespoons cream, H M N TE been so firm on the subject. Sh of sixteen months was quite as re- eas l n RBRELOW T LINEN SANDAL, then add two tablespoons S A : e markable as her mental develop- EMDBROIL R DCH e Al ineny e ith never rocked to aleep in her life, and Markable as her wmental develop, FROCK. N ped cracker: she never discovered, in her entive | p "o, poring about the kitchen, with g BY JENNY WREN. By Hoed, fne o tenden could be had | ;)" g pound flat iron in one hand & presentday smartness unless she is SPICE CAK by crying for it. SHl arepoundl fron Jinlithe otfior em ln comifortably shod. But to be comfort- . 5 * She seemed perfectiy content to be | her fuce quite red with exertion, but L] ubly shod does not mean to wear what lialf-cup sugar, two table- A collection of pieces from the Mod- | jeft 10 herself. At three months she | 4 triumphant smile on her face. Her we’ used to spoons lard, one beaten egg. | |ern Decorative Arts Exhibit. held in |could sit alone; at four months she | father taugnt her to chin a bar at Up-to-date sho, one-quarter cup molasses, on Paris in the Summer of 1925, is now | could pull herself erect in her peram- | fifteen months, and initiated her into - 1o a smart of thy quarter cup raisins (or may be | |touring the United States. Although | pulator. She was fed exactly on the | the mysteries of the “daily dozen,” sort that we should once have consid- omitted), one teaspoon clnna this collection can hardly give one an | dot, according to the schedules and | which delighted her, r c - ered vthing but isible - 1| | namon, one-half teaspoon e: adequate idea of the splendor of the |formulas lald down in the baby book, 3 1;:o1m1_} <.11_\,] low cut, shapely last. mic nd (-mvo?: one-quarter and spent her daily quota of hours “Ibbus” Always Independent. Us ain’t habin’ a dreat deal ob luck ut they really are comfortable in| | cup coffee in which pinch soda B air, regardless of weather. 5 2 P s al | today, is us, Mr. Podger? nine casas out of ten, because women, | | is dissolved, one cup flour or il aud vsel wiihian eve | oy the celiost (ame a0 Mos b 1ar more than was once the case, take ‘noug ¢ > rather : gl : ally _indepen e s oo SR fitted. 1f they ot afford to have Pans about one-half hour m "‘.‘:1‘;1""6 T {"rl‘]:x e T it o | 0 anything for, her that she could ill Pickles. JUS L0k IDRCEAE D Ly eHoes ) RO e BT S N h v work, to pay my half of the | 40 0r berselt. At any offer of assist | select small or mediumsized firm of the right last for their feet, and | | plain or may be iced oard Ml and to earn my tuition. | Jhrey She WOuld eryt O o busy | Cucumbers and wash them carefully. S buy iomige Jerough chocolate or mocha fro Chirles continued his night news. | JoS o Hto AN ere quiet “willing | Make a brine strong enough to float Svery once in a while within recent | paper work and his afternoon classes | %00 Thhue do it.” et an egg and place in a stone jar or b obliege Tl : e crock. Do not use tin or granite- at college. proudly that she had reared herself. = | ware. Pack the cucumbers in brine 150 YEARS AGO TODAY Knew Five Words. When she was sixteen monihs old, | 4ng press them down with a weight- B § s A e 3 I received an offer, through the regis: | e plate. Be sure that all the pickles e When Dlizabetn was elght non(hs | trar of Baglor, o tench in the Hieh | 2o covered with the brine, aa oven 4 SR " “AS'% buit feareq, her| Tic> AWRY [Om OMe b b wog| Sl Teate tHecucumbersiin the bins =] BY JONATHAN A. RAWSON, JR. ize cour ainst her, for | 50 WEC e wid | at least four daye. Five or six days TR e e her, for| @ buby, for fear of not geiting the|wil not hurt. A large handtul of dill g at eight months she was 45 o1 &4, | Dlace, and T <o very much wanted it. | should be placed in the brine with the “Stand Firm," Urges General. = | weeks: that it is of the utmost impor- weighe == mlulk fl-*; SR HolE because Charles was becoming dis-j cucumbers. When they have moaked S o i | tance, to keep up a respectable force But they “"”" o ,';‘m Her, ‘anaiane couraged and v bout to give up | for four days, remove and pack in i b by 1 for that time, and there can be no ing else the mat e S college. If T could teach for the rest | fruit jars, using fresh dill with them. h i E . ashin; i today doubt that suc will crown our ef- scorea 96 per cent. The doctor Who | of the term—u teacher had resigned | Invert the jars and allow to drain the new goo ood with L ¢ thai forts if we firmly and resolutely deter- made the mental ek-;"“."::‘_se_r“,u in March—Charles could go on to|half a day. Boil one part vinegar, th d fl linton palls, \i\m‘\ Tnirie fojcougtier oridie. se tre y:(l-lfl ‘ilelv‘::e‘r;i-}‘x‘;\l Loc e xs('hool.qwnh ‘;;:xy himself to m'uh\';dfl three parts water and allow to cool. € new goo avor. < ed wtiSir [ could allow myself to doubt e 0 | out: imane |10 80, With a sixteen-month-old | When cool, pour over the cucumbers 1| vour spirit and perseve: . I should fama, dinnah, dinn; h, dinnah™ | pyby in my arms, a nurst-grade teach- [and seal. These will keep for a lon, P vepresent the ruinous consequences of The clock in her tummy had told ;w"_ er's certificate in my suit case, and|time. If you wish to eat the vlcklei onc of thg 57 Vafiefiu aivisions of the our leaving the kervice by setting be- | worth seeing. that the doctor was detaining her | acute fear In my heart that my future | son, use a little more vinegar. They anders and Jlosslans, fore you the discouragement It would | Much of this new furniture ls com. | past the “dinner s e caral| LI \Jould find out how little I|are best if left to stand for a month rivals bring the total iuv force | give the urmy, the confusion and |posed of very dark woods, with light- The physician loo! L really knew of Latin and Spanish, I|at Jeast. 1 to 30,000 effective, well trained, ! shame of our friends and the st colored woods and fvory used for in-|a . saw that she was only eight| grrived in Marfa, a wind-swe — i ) | | b o h it - | g s old, then began to take a se- | fowr “high up in the f nl e TR e i fully equipped troops. I ¢ | more g triumph of our enemles, | lay: These combinations are very | months old, | town high up in the foothills of the | JcH- ¥ ladla el W 3 i WS SR M S W e sz Wl MO N e e e S e il e hem Washington has a rost {"““The honor and safety of our coun. | striking and the high gloss fintsh |rious interest in her. On the edge of | Roces. 3 R R TRV AN T . ’ffffl“; ":;_'_- - men. TUL of this numher enly | try and every othier motive that can | which has beon given them brings out | her Teport he et five “";::;‘afl’ “I don’t know what you're going * 3 0 sirann s S a“' 4 are present and for duty, | irfluence the brave and heroic patriot |every bit of their beaut he had heard her use: + din- | to do with that baby while you're o while 3,668 ave sick with smallpox and | cell loudly upon us to acquit curselves | The upholstered pieces shown here | ner, button, byc-bye, man. teaching all day,” the amazed tiustee El 5 3 sther in distempers. The cffective | with resolution. In short, we must |have dull blue velvet coverings. The| He sald that she had the mental | gaiq, taking in my extreme youth and Onl $5 00 a Monlh NOW American force 1% thus about one-|now determine to be enslaved or free. | upholstery fabric against the wall is|development of the average 13.month- | my armful of baby at one shocked kel iy o 5 hird that of the enemy | If we make freedom our choice, w= | dull blue and silver. The use of blue, [old baby. Her father and I told each | glance, “There's only one boarding 3 To mauke the situatis inything could, Penns: who had volunteered for se flving camp have beco and are returai 1 iR ¥ ers. To them the general today ad-|attack in great force is about to be for $15 a month. Since the baby could | jookaq g 3 ressed an urgent uppeal to stand |lwunched. His one chance to ward off | PR ot be left alone while T was at school, | oy se?ms:;;np;{-'fifn; b‘;"&zhtn h: ; tirm in this day of great trial. | a great disaster is in an appeal for the B ABERNETH' 1 hired a treasure, ODIOFE(IIV Ttxz\.n&y 17 train. ex h e s i “Allow me to address you.” he said, | militia of the nearby States. Swift Llnbi LG v . who ‘minded” Elizabeth, 3 HAT is all it takes NOW to put into your home an easily- 18 fellow citizens and fellow soldte: xpress riders have been dispatched to did the h‘“,';' )flnfl 1ror;(i"! n":‘é‘i (Continued in tomorrow's Star.) El t loth d Y agaged in the same glorious cause, |Connecticut and New Jersey with ur- i helped me with the housework—al RO s E K rated—c| i ing— o represent to you that fate of |gent pleas for their immediate assist- Straight Nose an Order Taker. the princely wage of $2 a week. 0 A ope othes, time and money saving: our country depends. in all human |ance. The true Roman nose is charac- ugwanked” About Nurse. Pepper Omelet. probubility, on the exertion of a few (Coyright. 1926.) terized as the aristocratic nose. It S @ Beat the volks of th 2 is the nose that is convex in pro- Her help permitted me to do more Hght, add ore * Of \Liree egEs. veryl - = file, which means one that is low |typing and secretarlal ok in the | oBCTait e R acloutilb o flour, | 3 > at the root, but rises abruptly at |coilege, which brought in more than Ly yi o 0 < , e EAT AND BE HEALTHY fhe hridge and bulges but dipe at |enough mones to take care of the ex; | L4hlesPGaBtuls of cold water, a speck | 4 - e | the tip. tra expense. 1 am afraid L iswanked' | ;¢ 1,jnved red and green sweet pep. : kd still worse, if militia vice n the dissatisfied home in large num- Imust obtain it by the blessing of | Heaven on our untinteed and vigorous | efforts,” Unusual activity in the, British fleet | today convinced the general that an Dinah Day's Daily Talks on Diet The Right Food Is the Best Medicine of blue-green and blue-mauves was very general all through the exhibit Clues to Character ‘Where it is not strongly arched. but large and broad, it is a sign of a strong, assertive, domineering dis- accompanied by a self- position Those with this opinionated mind. other that we were not a bit sur- prised wonde It was about this t boarding and rented a a litte at college nurse. married, rful baby in the world! a collega sophomore, ¢ a wonderful baby, the mis- Of course, we had the most ne we gave up our-room house about “my baby’s Indeed, I felt that I had quite come up in the world 1 was 18 yvears old—very grown up, { the house in town, and I know Mrs, Rice wouldn't have time to look after a baby. ““Oh, she’ll take care of herself!” 1 assured him confidently, but he pers. Last add the stiffly beaten egg whites and cook as any other omelet. Fold, slip onto a hot platter, surround with a little hot tomato sauce, and sprinkle with a bit more of the minced é . Solves Your Washing Problem FOR YEARS AND YEARS Electric Washer and Wringer Let us demonstrate today just how quickly and TR TN NI AR TR RN R TR K RO RN ities a1 type of nose love to dictate and |mother o pepper. Serve W Flesh Pots. |ities ure added. Garnishing frills | Y7 ik o e O i ouse whose furniture was |PePDer. _Serve with hot corn cakes. | % < % . - otine | 1000 O TRA Al BB P e ind this. ndividual | aimost paid for, and 1 had a servant!| 3 easily your weekly wash is beautifully cleansed with . a baked apple ad a fattening | 5 : or Te addition, I was keeping up my i1l like if ‘ s they | quality to the allowable and unoffend. | ?SInE !etd in beaco or war. He 1;1"_;“;}“ T ecord: in college, was BARKER’S 3 Sunnysuds. ‘So sure are we that you will like its simple their short ra- |ing apple. PO o mmand at the casilest pos. | one of the editors of the Literary, and | e k4 ] mechanism, its economical operation and the ease with fosh pots of | Caulifiower is allowed, but it must | dible moment. Accepting advice Is | enjoyed some prestige 45 o aspiianL 3918 N 12 which it thoroughly cleanses all washables that WE Dnker | N0t be creamed. The white flour and | not a thing that he enjoys. in the English department. 4 spall | W s & 1% OFFER : % m in the sauce are fattening. | [ our arched nose man or | Probably never i&e | 5 ot as ever : | : and as I did then. | 7 h pot very hes are .wlnmu»d. but they mus: | wo is more commanding in 5015{31»9{4 g Blizabeth was 16 months | 3 wdy i whon reference is € n without sugar or cream. | words than in deeds because their| °° . ¥iven her first psychologi- . L] B " x»mhmn-r»nm the appe- ' voices and tempers, thereby develop (‘\“‘_‘ mental - psychology, and__Dr. Serve this new I Y — 3 the phras tite and taking them without trim- |ing usual power in compellir A itemeyer asked me to bring Eliza- . - £ i L ein Sconore Rty o | arnve: Stoutemeyer isked mio o bring Bz relish that n Your Own Home Less than 25c A gL matically i 3 AR e > conilon . pton dise| ol ¥ i e H ! tast i of current consumed T e M St as ireareaiaite mnation and often dis- |~ whe was permitted to play around | meal taste You do not obligate ydurself thro : s | et for foar they. will lml;"‘..:xlnl, Ir | missal. because this tvpe brooks no|tphe room, talk with the students—she b l‘ter/ hisioerit isatsst of{h best. Ph ugh by Sunnysuds. * g a person fs willing to restrict the | interference in his plans. [lwan & mever ighy, o fher SEmEE) e Sl i L1 -4 kind of food he ecats he need not | But. if you «fe 1'"~k 8 for the serawling marks on the [lackhoaed. or call today or tomorrow and take ad- !‘; EC BURERE 6T ncK o i “| order taker. select the man with algnd do anything else that her P 4 a 5 i z uffer bunger or lick of streneth. | Siraieht nose. He is always await- (dletated. The Aludents made I I IN MONEY vantage t})’f it. M:ml;l‘en Thousand is *Based on figures compiled by o BE e {te the alpetizing diet of non-fatten. | in e o | e cevoeits night nere ol PICALILLI g the number—right NOW the right nation-wide survey of all washing ma- 3% think of Beypt e sty Wi s [ on men of authority, executives and | no one was ever allowed to talk “baby | ] time. chines and their clectrical operating 5 € misans lix s eat- | S o Y thex will cease 10 | 1o ders and you will find that their | to Elizabeth. T had s an- | H cost ; B ng- ever thick rich bt e O ORI noses e arched. while the order |swered \)m' o \\i}u‘d . by | st P asert hered with & akers have siraight ones. | haming the object very distinctly over ¥ e & H Are vitamins destroyed by | 1RETS land « zibeth, watching | i e i | 1 Gchre, i detrored by i SR - o et enlne | After And the same sum monthly = Sttt royed by heat and are removed in, o ized on Swift & Company | word. was comically i 7 . i i F il bRl for nce in this | refining cereals [ e e Wasbingion, b k- | ith heruelt if er rendition of i ' FREE 'n on your electric bills places g . . 3 N . e ending Sa wust 6, < mpered b her inability to o = SGr Fata Will certainly | M. ST have Bright's disease. | ft T ot Fon Was B e 1 % : own & A Iy “f{.‘: il et of ‘fesh | Have been told salt Ix bad for me. | fents to 1800 feits pei vow sound everly letter in the alphabet.. L Trial Payment it permanently in your home - Sthreh is fattening. “I do mot eat [Is this true? Answer—Yes, In | 15.05 cents ver pouni— | called Elizabeth “Joy Baby. | fl/&w At all £ potatoes.” says Mrs. Overstout. But |Bright's disease and some other .1.»I T | When the students had compared | . Beuies High class Se 1 baked 1 1se it is a hal- |essas the kidnevs cannot eliminate i : their lists, e during the three one- 5 Breatitu . . 5 e foed e b iofls | =0t a inetuzo) e S blcwRt Baked Corn Fritters et e e it | Grocers. The Potomae Electric Appllancc Companv & A lance the carbohydrate stareh, is (should not be used at all. There is| Shave from the cob one pint of | haq used total of 159 different | Al J A allowed @ fat person occasionally. |enough salt in natural foods to sup- | eweet corn. Add one pint of fiour. | woras, al e"“'fih intelligible to_the s This Company Stands Behind Every Appliance It Sells By White bread has nothing to recom- |ply your needs. one cupful of sweet milk, one tea- | whole class r. Stoutemeyer. pro. | 3 \ n D i atach and Is, there. | G. T.—Does cabbage contain vita- | spoonful of salt. two eggs. one tea- )nounced her a prodigy on the strength 2 S T tels out of the diet of |min €2 AnsweryYes, to a very great | spoonful of sugir, and a little black | of this vocubulary test and of other 14th and C Streets N.W. Main Ten Thousand '« n z 1o e, i extent. Also rich in A and B. Very | pepper. Add one heaping teaspoon- | tests he made of her powers of dis Y 5 Dol I L et T foods allow. | useful Taw on account of there being | ful of haking powder, and drop onto | crimination, concentration and mem- R S . — \ ¥ . s RO Ot o e K Il reinell JAnEst OF:(in (OF, Ixon: {0k £ T IRV R TR T e UL D R | * od the stout. But these foods must {no danger of losing the vitamins 4 2 use of its buik . Bake in a quick oven. The students called her the “Joy .y - not Le covked so that fattening qual Lec