Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1926, Page 25

\ v REAL LITTLE BENNY BY LEE PAPE. T was eating a apple on our f; steps and Shorty Judge came up say- Ing, Hay Benny. I iell you wat Tl do with vou. if von/give me half of every thing you get to eat Il give vou haif | of evervthing 1 get. How do vou mean? I sed quick tak- fng 2 more bites out of the apple AnM he sed. Wy I meen envthing vou Eet to eat such as candy or froot or envthing. Apples being fr nd I sed. Well G winnickers this is no time to start envihing like that jest wen Im half wavs through a apple, but 1l go in with you as soon as I finish this. And I gave him half the core jeat to show there was no hard feelings, and Shorty sed. All rite. from now on. From now on. 1 sed. Meening it wa afternoon 1 wa =teps agen walting for the dinnir bell o ring. and Shorty came up saying. Hello pardner. got enything to eat? Not a thing. T sed You'll proberly be sorry went in with me. vou allwave get more stuff to eat than wat Shorty sed Wich T genrelly do. and 1 sed, Well| If vour unsattisfied G wizz Im willing to disconneck the contrack and call| the whole thing off. ANl rite. it= off from now on 1 sed a contrack. and thie Shor- And he took a home made dough- | nutt out of his pockit and ony gave me one small of a bite. Proving biz is bizniss. Dried Fruit Jelly Jellies from dried fruits may be easiiy made by cooking the fruit in plenty of water, and pouring off the juice” when the fruit s thoroughly cooked. To each cuptul of the strained inice add one cupful of sugar and one teaspoonful of lemon juice. Boil furiously for a few minutes and you will have a delic s, wholesome felly . vou ever |~ 1 do, ESTATE You GUY‘-Y ARE Ive GOT THAT TAZTERINA EIGHT N DEAD STopace, AV I3UST BouaHt A NEw CAR' A MuCH MoRe ExPensnE o TLL PROVE T To YoU FLAT HEADS Crazy! sitting on the frunt | EAT | Use Your Teeth for Chewing. "An apple a day keeps the doctor | ¢, “But {wo apples a day keen [ the" dentist ays Dr. Wiley Teeth need calcium. This i« sup- plied in milk, |ana fruit. The function of the teeth | is to bite and chew. Cnewing stimu- | lates the gums. The flow of saliva helps digestion: it is antiseptic and | tends to keep the mouth alkaline | Before the baby's birth the firar set of teeth is completely formed underneath the gums' during the nine-month formative period. From | the prospective mother's blood are [ formed the baby's muscle, hair, skin land bone tissue. Nature must have caleium for the teeth and bones. The |expectant mother must supply this {calcium by what she eats. She must linclude milk. {and fruit in her diet . THE E\'E (ING STAR. WASHINGTON O 0 B QFPTE\IBER 11 1926. REAL ESTATE. SATURDAY. BY FPO? MOM \l\D YES IVE ALWAYS ADMIRED THE AR YoV MAKE, “ND WOULD LikE A DEMON ITRATION N ONE OF YouR ¥ 16,000 ™ModeLT! MWITH PLeAasURE R PRAY DE SEATED ! VOU MAY HAVE A DIMONITRAT I0M AT owce SR’ s AND BE HEALTHS Dmuh Dn\ s Daily Talks on Diet The Right Food Is the Best Medicine \tgeltble sits and perhaps cod lver ol in!teerh. |addition 1o the milk at | 1imes during these firat years will | e influence the building of the perma- sreen leafy vezetahles nent teeth The teeth should be kept clean. But the teeth Kven bables with | pearls should he siven something to Ichew on as soon as they have teeth | that meet. weibach are good tooth exercises. en thin slices of raw apple may d in the diet when the child is ‘old enough. < one of the purposes of chew- to mix the saliva "with food a digestive aid it is importani thzi the foed be of & naiure to invite chewing. the action of =aliva for its digestion It is therefore important that bread |be not swallowed without chewing Among its other good qualiiiss whole wheat bread invites the nse of the baby. pulp. the food waters, she gives the vegetable the right Raw vegetablas used in ~4Iault for grown-ups are impo not salts, but also because they tooth action. 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