Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1930, Page 40

WOMAN’S PAGE.’ It fashions in dress blaze the trail for fashions in. art and literature then we be for s revival of ro- all along the design of the new back to the picturesque periods of the last century for inspiration. One. cannot say definitely that this hat is Directoire or that that dress is 1830 or that a certain wrap is of 1880 inspiration—but rather that there has been a revival of tradition—and a recog- nition of the fact that there was much in the costume of our mothers and our grandmothers and our great-grand- mothers worth taking seriously. ‘This friendly feeling for the past is to | be clearly seen in the new figured | printed cottons and silks. If you would like it send your stamped, self-addressed envelope to Mary Mar shall, care of The Star, and it will be sent to you. (Copyright, 1930.) w trying to werk his new cigar r and I sed, Hay pop, the next time I haff to get my hair cut can I try the new’ barber shop’ that started next - | store to the bank? SILK SHOWING' BEIGE ON A CK dr_u::dmuthenul-t;:qmmk - instead of strivi n e Home in Good Taste Quite in keeping with the t de- mand for compactly furnisi apart- ments is this spacious , which is designed along the lines the old Chippendale bookcase. Now that apartment living rooms are used for dining rooms as well, it is wise %0 select furniture which will serve the ird, of Chy derback chairs and a wing chair with small tables, lamps, etc., to make the Foom complete. ‘The woodwork might be finished in (Copyright, 19307 HELP ME FOLD THIS TABLE-CLOTH, GRANDPA ‘Would you desert your tried and true old barber to chase the ferst will of the whisk that flies across your path? pop sed. Is that his reward for years of service and patience, Im serprised at you, he sed, and I sed, Well G. pop, I been going around to him long enough. He's. a -good barber, izzent he? pop sed, He's straightened out your knotts and untangled your snarls and trained that wild jungle of yours into some- thing like a human hed of hair, and now you wunt to high hat him just be- cause some upstart_had put up a newer and shinier pole. Is that appriciation? Is that justice? ‘You would proberly re- ceive the. reward of your infidelity by coming -out of this new fellows shop as'though your hair had been cut with an oyster shell, he sed. No, I wouldent, pop, I sed. I meen how..can we tell without giving him a chance? It everybody thawt that way about hinr nobody wouldent ever go in there and he couldent even make & liv- ing. Everybody awt to have a chance, BA ‘THIS | pop, and the old barber has so many N | customers that G wizz you genrelly often haff to sit down and wait for your tern, and the new barber proberly has to do all the ‘waitiug himself because he’s all alone in there, I sed. pop sed. And of corse the new barber may be an artist in his line for all I know, after all, he sed, and I sed, And besides he’s going to give a free bal- loon to every fellow that gets his hair cut in there Sattiday. Then youll be among the missing, pop sed. Im not going to have you all hacked up for any free balloon. You need a haircut rite now as usual, and youll go to your old barber who uses scissors and not balloons, and Il let you buy a balloon from somebody who has no ulterior motive in selling it to you, a balloon man, for instants. Now are you sattisfled? he sed. ich I was. Crabs Ravigote. Place one and_ one-half pounds of fresh crab meat flakes in a bowl, sea- son- Wl“f.{i ; teaspoonful of salt, a salt- spoonful of cayenne perrer, a teaspoon- ful of PFrench mustard, and half a teaspoonful of freshly chop) Add one finel one nful of oil, Neatly clean six hard crab then evenly -divide the preparation into the shells, give them a nice dome shape, then evenly spread Ravigote sauce over them. Cut four anchovies in nhmonrmecnbs,d:mm-dfi with a folded napkin, decorate with a little parsley, and serve. - & tabl w0t Puungn:n ‘well five minutes, or-until it two minutes, then add an wegg Briskly stir for two minutes, add stir, then ‘add pepper. Stir for a minute longer, then serve —_— All door. of the Commons hk:?e ‘been pllnedwm of certain officials' and members of Parliament are not' permitted to “lock w.” ‘We have for you this week a pattern | diagram of one of the new longer skirts. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO MILADY BEAUTIFUL MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN. Using Proper Colors, One mother says: 1t is all right to all iidren’ imaginations to hnvem{'ufi’l ep::‘y in : great many things, but I that when they are coloring, they ld use the colors that fit, for this will help them to get an idea of how things really look. Instead of coloring a horse green, teach the child to color it black, brown or white. And the same is true of all food advertisements which the children like so much to color. Let them put on the proper colors and then the things will look true to life. I help them in this by making & mark, with the proper crayon, in the center of each article that they are going to color. “Ezra_didn’t get much education to of. He just went to school one y an’ just learned one letter an’ that was ‘0.’ " BY LOIS Underweight and Dry Skin, Dear Miss Leeds—(1). I am 20 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches tall and weigh 110 pounds. I have a véry dry skin, | which frequently breaks out in pimples. I know that in, order to gain weight one should eat fatty and starchy foods and I also know that in order to clear one’s | skin - one must_eliminate fatty ‘and starchy foods. Can you tell me what to do in & case like this? I mean, how can I gain weight and clear my skin at the same time? (2) My skin is very dark and if T use | cold cream it seems that this brings out the pimples more. It is also very sen- sitive and if I use even a mild soap it becomes very dry and fine lines appear. (3) My hair is brown. It is very dry. If I use oil on it, it becomes darker and if I use a lemon rinse it becomes too dry and brittle. Is there any method of softening it _without its becoming darker? I shall certainly be grateful to you for your help with these beauty Pproblems. TROUBLED. Answer—You need to gain about 15 pounds. The cause of the face fre- quently breaking out with pimples is usually a rundown state of the system— anemia, chronic indigestion, irregular elimination, bad teeth, lack of exercise and fresh air, internal disturbances. Then, t00, some people are so consti- tuted that indulgence in certdin foods will bring on an eruption of pimples. First you need constitutional treat- ments directed toward bullding up your general health by correcting any of the above causes. This is as important as local treatment. The girl who is- both- ered with this type of. complexion blem- ish should, of course, do_everything to improve her general health’ by -getting plenty of sleep, sufficient outdoor exer- cise, fresh air and sunshiné. ~Regular periods of active exercise out of doors will stir up the sluggish circulation and My Neighbor Says: If children will not drink milk add cocoa or grated chocolate to it and place a spoonful of whipped cream on top. To keep candles firm in candle- sticks melt paraffin, pour it into the sockets and while it is still hot set the candles in. Cake batters may be ke electric refrigerator unti to put into the oven.if poured into the pans in which they are to be baked and carefully covered with waxed paper to keep out air, This prevents evaporation and crusting. ‘When unmolding a gelatin des- sert dip the mold into a bowl of warm water, the bowl being deep enough so that the water reaches the rim of the mold. The water should be slightly more than luke- warm. in an 'M USING RINSO IN MY WASHER NOW. IT'S _D. ¢, THURSDAY, SMARCH 6. 1930. LEEDS. help the skin to function properly. Avoid an’overindulgence in rich foods and starches and include plenty of fresh vegetables and raw fruits in your diet. You need proteins also. A diet deficient in proteins and too high in carbohy- drates is not well balanced. Your diet should be plain, but nourishing. Sim- ple, easily digested food, with plenty of salads, greens and fruits, as well as the meat, fish, chicken or meat substitute at least once a day, and dairy foods, in- cluding milk, cheese and butter. pastry, sweets, pickles, salty meats and stimulants should be avoided, Sun baths are also beneficial.. Consult your physician d he will advise you re- garding sun-lamp treatment. Antiseptic measures should be taken when washing your face. At bedtime bathe your face with warm boric acid solution. Do not use’soap if it irritates your skin. A normal skin should stand soap and water washing at least once a day and there are several ver mild soaps avallable for tender, dry skins. After bathing the skin for several minutes in the boric acid solu- tion, prick ripe pimples, gently press out the contents and bathe the face again with fresh boric acid solution, which is made by dissolving one teaspoonful of boric acid in one pint of boiling water. “Philadelphia’ Cream Cheese with ‘Baked Apple Hot baked apple, filled with this cool, velvet-smooth cheese—so dainty in appearance . . super- creamy in taste!" Fresh . . in the small foil-wrapped package, plainly marked “PHILADELPHIA.” Never sold in bulk A KRAFT-PHENIX PRODUCT ( it to cool before wsing, so as not to_buin the skin.) Blot the skin dry with a clean, soft towel and pat on s little of the follow- ing lotion and allow it to.dry on the skin: One dram sulphate of zinc, one dram sulphurated potash, four ounces rose water, Dissolve the sulphate in half of the rose water and the potash in the other half and mix the two so- lutions together. Apply with a clean Pplece of absorbent cotton. In the morn- wipe the face with rose water, apply ittle cold cream and dust with boric acid powder. Avoid using make-up until your skin is in better condition. (2) Avold hard water on your skin. ‘The water may be softened by immers- ing in it a. bag made from cheesecloth | filled with oatmeal or almond meal. A "PEATURES reliable brand of cold cream may be used on your face and it will not cause pimples if you use the antiseptic meth- 0ds of treating your skin after it has broken out in pimples. Please send a stamped, self-addressed “envelope and ask for my léaflet on care of dry com- Pplexions. .(3) Give your hair the warm oil | treatment before the shampoo. reliable liquid shampoo, such as olive oil, coconut oil or- castile soap liquid. Rinse your hair thoroughly in several waters and for the final rinse add one tablespoonful of white mineral oil or olive oil to two quarts of water. Mas- sage your scalp and brush your hair every night and morning. The lemon rinse will not make your hair dry and Use a | harsh if you dfiute it with sufcient water. It is not wise to-use undiluted lemon juice or peroxide on the hair. Your hair health and the condition of your skin will improve as you bufld up your heailth in general.” You have been expecting local treatments to overcome your beauty problems, whereas consti- tutional treatments as well as local treatments are necsessary. LOIS LEEDS. (Copyright, 1930.) Woman and child pedestrians of England are wearing belts with red re- flectors in the back, which may be seen by autoists 70 yards away, the device being the invention of a woman. Sun-Sweetened and juicy ripe, Florida Oranges and Grapefruit Are Here! If you can’t come to Florida this winter. .. let Florida come to you FLORIDA is paradise of growing things, blooming and ripening under the friend- liest conditions of nature. Florida oranges and grapefruit are the finest products of this fair land! 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