Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 45

FEATURES. 15 Steam Pipes Made Elastic. we room for WOMAN'S PAGE. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, ME AND MINE. —B, - - | the commissioner of police B nmw.\ | [street accide i y CoulD GET MARRIED SAY- You OUGHTA see | London, wher STEADY: - You D GO TomMorRow IF ID JUsT FSisehicaases 1s ne « ME'S SAY TmeE WORD, SAMMY !the principal e MAKES A LOTTA MONEY el carile Gee BUT HE'S A TIUESDAY, OCToBRR 619 BRIGGS. More Accidents in London. The latest statistics gathered how expansion of steam SUB ROSA RY MIML yles in Handbags ARY MARSHALL. Present BY ) L My me SweeTIE Te A SWELL Snow TONIGHT -« DANCE AFTWARD S AT 3R THAT HANDSOME « nE i WANTS o I 4 l | Ay DIPPY OVER HIrA Some one has sugzested that with for more formal afternoon wear. Then the coming of smaller hills we might |you want something not too conspic have smaller purses. RBut we shall | nons, something not too usual prohably have to wait until these new | hags seem to he making an unusi ally hills are in cireulation to see any such | strong, appeal to a large number of | effect In the meintime purses are really smart women hags of b frequertly very large. sueda especially. There are bags of The idea with many Mack alligater combined with black | Hand-Holdingest Girl. “Pen is the hand-holdingest girl 1 said Phil. ( | | WILD OVER ME | ever met in my life,” Phil is a blase young man town, and when he starts comg about a girl simply because she's in the habit of holding hands, it's a mat ter of some wonder 1 comment. “Don't tell me you ever ohject having vour hands held by any as attracti 1e Penelope,” we \A*HY.I)Y ed. “You're the first man who has g SStchniiin: p / : | OU need ot be a fabric and desizn S L ok haE dame: | ’ : / ; 3 e L exert to e the indiidualy o i Why, she can't meet you on the street | ¢ } ameriory of Buran “Knit to | without holding hand and pat Fashic Eesiciy: Erdlssaiviteyiol e Wink . foow e ing and dance floor wear prove Burson be- At B yond compare. The curve-following shape is permanent and thereareno uncomfortable As it happened. Phil's rancor he fact that his new Jady-love | knots, seams or loose threads to see and walk on. ~d nn encounter hetween him | and Pen in a hotel lobby, wherein | Pen had held hoth his hands and well-| nigh embraced him before she finish - . SR | Ask to be shown Burson Fashioned Hosiery R I e e e e Tty e e your love for modich, shapely stockings— economically priced from50cto$1.25 a pair— that will long survive wash and wear. Be sure to ask your dealer for BURSON Fashioned Hosiery. ahout ning i w . wanTs | ./:‘/ Uv Do PFESSIonAL \“,y BURSON FASHIONED (Shapely) STYLE , _won't-wear-wash-oy-stretch-out— / well dressed to one | your Simply { My BEAaUS GoT A Swell AUTO -» wE Just Love To Tawe LONG RIDES | COUNTRY ** HE ) e BIG OUTDOORS L BET ALL THE Maows MM GEe WHAT A RATTLE BOX SHE 1S+ I'VE SEEM HER BEAU BUT | WON'T TeLL on Him-: LET [ MY Goop MEAVENS whaT \A JEALOUS HUSSIE -+ 1 T'S f S6 EMDEMT | NEVER DD \.Ssz The twc- NEVER ! Nt Yesan coPs arose { R IS OF BLACK SUE o with the pretty, vivacious Pen. Hand holding in itself is harmless | RBut hand-holding Pen { does it ean pretty tivesome and dangerous—to her own j arity, | he simply can’'t get o her little habits of clutehing at men, car sing | | them fondling them in a foolish fashion, She has THE CARD i EDGING OF .L PEARLS RSES TER SIDE DF 3 o carried when black shoes of the sume leathers are worn If you ean be most prec selectic cossor might & leather it her of yonr sw your jewelry on in the bheads fashion’s latest dictum, and though fhis new type of “jewelry™ is found in frocks by one of the most exclu- sive rs. it provides a very in- expensive form of adornment. If vou would like to have an applied brooch | ¢ or pendant on one of your new frocks, | send a stamped, selfaddressed enve lope to me and T will let vou have a number of designs and full directions | for making. (Covyrisht. 1927 in the you o earry matches the never 7 on the Proper Wear and Care of Hosiery 2 small col And one woman 11 know recentlv bouzht a purse large enouzh to hold her tiny Pekinese. She the top open s that her p he an: ) ont to see what 1d. handbag is not all shoppir motor may want of stock > than Tapsed umbrella these pretiy an idea that little intimate ways put her on better lterms with the hoys -that after they've heen patted s hit they'll feel | more kindly toward her. Doy She imagines that men fall in love with her more aquickly after she has helped things ont hy rushing precipi ate! o their arms. t : i T s e BY EDNA KENT FORBES should know to sclect an attractive wardrobe. & Mar stores di And the boys (themselves are proving wrons Styles for E all wrong—all very matter of fact her system < she expects. ; = ; o enare [ fact BURSON KNITTING COMP: o eon, with a vegetable on the side anc pat e with thick cheese sauce and a | small dish of dessert. You must re- Rockéord. | mnshed or fried potatocs on the | member, though, that with a roll or jous Tuncheon dish, | bread and butter on the side, and with | hostess knows, and an excel- | the added caloric value of your des dieh for a maatless moal, as | Sert and vegetable, your luncheon will an easily made hot dish fa | easily run into 800 calorie Which is e dull Sunday might supper. | uite_enough for the light meal, and | Ving of it (bout | 00 much if you are reducing. followir " | member to keep your daily calories | S wound 2,500, as an average, less if | or total of 4 reducing. r | another Tuncheon di | A Reader—You could get at some of the many easily prepaved fro Kind of a yellow shade by applyins overs that housewives | peroxiae to vour hair, but it is a very It's a hot chicken (. artificial shade and usually makes the | with nice thick buttery sauce over it, | face look har A henna shampoo | mised with the left-over chicken | Would impro the de of sravy. A nice sized sandwich, with |drab color hair by darkenink it sl rich sance and a fair amount of sliced Iv and adding a very little bit of & chicken, os 500 ealories—we | to it. This will not be injurious, a them as to protein. | henna is a tonie S e Thier it | ™A CHANCE TO GO | ON THE STAGE rmbune larz sclection for lesscast. Explains the intimate littledetails vou priate for the alldiy {our when you o stow an extra | oceasions. appr sh Pu Hour of the Day. hat constitutes a generous sery Some Caloric Values. the main dish of the lunch vou happen to like sealloped shy he's away from he | that her Do Dept. H-75 and ther sible, he has often s me who might h for her | hed upon him, grasp | ed hoth his hands, and looked it | she were going to kiss him. | He comes of mighty good stock, good | And the world-weary on both sides. Give him a eh amused at her Sty when I was his uge—2d are him with hand-ho'dings, have him know what my moth to He's coming out all Give him time." That would help Luella a I the hoy, too. And when an adoles with a child one has to have the wis- | cent niece or nephew checks you dom of Solomon and the grace and un- ' don’t grow purple in the face and derstanding of Gos o gain any frac- tighten I vour w thands, It's bad tion of that you will have had (o be | for vour health. Call up your sense born awith the child and to have en | of humor and hold your jollv own tered Into the very spirit of him. And | with the kid_ He needs your cheerful | and he’s not t even then he has clo doors that | grin as much as he needs vour pep-| He's not to be fuard secret chambers none may en- | pery calldown. You know what it | tricks and gentle. ¢ ter, not even his mothe means to be feeling your teens, wiastes her sweetne It is so easy to say, “If that child | when she tries to was mine he wouldn’t answer me back | | Romeo. as he docs Luella; 1'd soon put a stop | S0, what is there in it for her? Why to that. Relieve me.” That's too e: does’ she persist in being affectionate w nice kid if she hadn’t rv hlade | the alt ounces) has value—protein carbohydrate, 1 THere Judge Not. are an affectionate godfather or kindly hring up another Because you Don't, if aunt or uncie, neighbor, try household’s children. can’l To know what to do for a child and vou one left- I'm so by Pen’s effusive, | sl 1o see vo rush at him. Wdling close to the retrenti 1. is 1o more effective than : “hello”—not with the wideawake modern boy. |7 He knows p | simply handlir “Rilly darling right. ; compgied and TECO THE BETTER PANCAKE FLOUR fectly well that she's him @ species of line ing any fooled Give the family a treat— serve those wonderfully flavored pancakes made from Teco Pancake Flour Add only cold water (It’s in the flour) with pretty ressing ways. Pen on the desert air ke in any modern Killed by a Mosquito. It was officially determined at an ns are home laked. Six ounces of hetti and cheese are 350 | 1 find that these amounte with the total caloric value of any of these dishes, " Chicken potpte is ahout the | but then it has reughly the sam WANTED FOR NEXT gredients, the crust taking the plaee WEEK You see, the child isn't yours. He be- | inquest in ngland that an iron-|all over every man she meets. | of the slices of toast, Hot roast heef Yons e Inella and she is having all | monger's assistant. George Morris of| When is she going to get wise to| One mother say: [ Candwich is loss, or heef hot pie, bt 20 Women From 20 to 30 B 0 e T e vt Titn naw | Wesiminster, had come 1o his death | herself and realize that affectionate| “My children are fond of hooks and |there fsnt much in it Baked bes Years Old to Appear in That he has renched the uneven years |as the result of a mosquito bite, He | greetings won't take the place of real, |y o "quite a libr T have (augit o0 cilo- “The Medicine Man” of Minlgs(‘:n(s;.‘ S died ina hnshygnal of septic v}\'un(:ngqi_rhis siu\r-orp r.{;onmirn:cl_‘ : Fad il : 2e Apply Stage Door s satisfying to one’s vanity [~aused by a bite on the forehea e| Nor will hand-holding teach the boys . What ecould 1 do? He isn't hite affected the bone, which in turn | to love her. 7| clogh for each hook. After covering Sb_llberl-Behlcn Theater JECOSoRILAN If he was he'd change his tune. | affected the brain. R them, the name of the hook is written L E’;‘{"fi.’mfi an:h\u‘!;:"?{ :}:\:nfik:in;::. — A il e Elad o A i | on a gummed label and pasted on the . g | addresced envelone 14 Tnelosed | outside of the hook. As cardhoard cheek me the way he did when I told Fill ssnd “Food fd How for celluloid book-marks are apt to him he oughtn't to disebey his par-| 1. to Overcome 8elf € e s s italt o o —weelt 1 kmow what T'd do. What |- Siuies 6u. Ste tmvel aciots the [ hiccon . oatitatea s Hing this generation needs is a good strong | British channel reveal a high degree PRHI ool dnt e s g Rl iy afety. Between December, 1924, e b e | Says the hoy is emotional and fiery | : , planes of the British it s gl bl e B Says the hoy is emotional and fiers | T ol Alrways flew 2000000 miles || A spec good book a month, making a report b : |and carried without fatality 36,500 been supplied to o onjt salCenwaia. ¢ IS g (Hey Beeen ution Bim.” i But vou'd do | PaSRengers, Croms-channel fiving s |men on trainx In Australia to protect | nethod a fine one for kindling inter. P et S rat Rom doen aad what | becoming ‘more popular, especlally | them from. fumes Wwhile SusicaDeins Luella does because each child being a (AMONg women. e O K e Jaw unto hin h parent has to | : ot n h par | ment, allows an unohstructed view administer that law accordingly. And| Out fn Kansas they have taken up |and prevents (he smoke from enter- Vlinl‘... may not ?\htl\\' what is hest to do. jolisei e menme Bed Budeet. Ling the lunxs of the weaie! But you can withhold judgment. That's what affectionate aunts and uncles and godfathers and inlaws can do. Any time they feel enraged or of- fended or hurt at some exi the vounger generation the: stead of informing a weary world that they would set things straight in just the space of one twinkling second, if they were somebody else, withhold Judgment. 1t would help immensely it some frightened mother could hear some kindly generous soul say, “Well, now, Luella, he isn't so bad. He might have done worse, lots wasn't born with 30 vear and Figures Show Air Travel Safe. Gas Masks Protect Engine Men. as mask has ‘Washes out spots and streaks ‘Whitens st in the reading of good literature.” | (Copyright. 1 ! - sl Daffodil bhulbs, which superficially resemble onions, cause serious poison- | if eaten. 7} desizned for quick removal or adjust- Sterilizes Won't harm Fabrics Won't fade Fast Colors Because =" == Soaked i Don’t cry, sister! 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