Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1930, Page 45

WOMAN'S PAGE. -/ Moving Softly About the House BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. to sound. Very little bables, it may be added, will sleep through noise much better than when they grow older. Very ega§Aé5§€E §!§5’§ a5 ég’gifl‘fi‘ ‘There's something unusually attrac- « $ive about this sna) model with its collar. ted arrangement of the skirt' New avenue and Twenty-ninth Trd i1 ay. - b \mfll"‘fli‘e door q pressed firmly against rame, An then gradually turn the knob back into ggsmon again. Take the hand ‘off the ob very slowly. If the door inclines to stick, press it up gradually by the knob or down, as may be needed, while | muuly swinging the door open or| release the ut. To deaden the sound of water run-|® ning into & tub tie the top of a clean| white stocking about the nozzle of the faucet, let the stocking lie along the bottom of the tub, and turn on the faucet so that the water runs in slowly. A jelly bag can be in the same way in the kitchen. The important thing is to have the end where the water runs out rest well in the bottom of the container. (Copyright, 1930.) 5EE ] §5§ Sa¥EdsEEauzcEesEcasEs A ¢ | idea. | grasp your fingers and exert a slight THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK NANCY PAGE Even Babies Do Their “Daily Dozen.” But Roger the doctor and won the A “If I were you, Mrs, 3 act like a hammock. She needs to get certain amount®of firm resistance draughts. not sure of her control. “As you watch Ann you will be amazed to see how varied she makes her own exercises if she is not hampered by too many clothes or too much bedding. Watch her try to get her toes into her hands. Think of the number of muscles that such an exercise st ns. When Ann can hold up her head she is ready to be assisted to a sitting position. Let her (Copyrisht, 1930.) i Household Bulletin. J] 2853 ’*—ifig caih &i?a? i t Buy the flour that’s specially made for family use and guar- anteed to give per- fect satisfaction with every baking or money will be re- funded. Plain Washington Flour —for all purposes. No matter what you want to is is the Flour— bake—this is made of specially selected wheat — of a character that will exactly meet your facilities. ALVIN COOLIDGE'S much pub- licized milif / \ o/ / ] is regiment dance attendance at the White House social and ceremonial functions. But when Coolidge left the Capital be stayed on. The atmosphere did not hnofl'ahp effect on him which so many confidently expected. As a matter of l’:‘c’t, the colonel rather hool lrl‘nmenu twice—is He even may make Washington his | desk. home when he retires. A few acres and & home in nearby Maryland sounds attractive to this picturesque soldier, hunter and crack shot. have lost their for never will. In presence one is re- minded of & Beau Sabreur of the mod- ern days of horse soldiering—big, bronze and cavalry mustached. At the moment he is back in the outdoor—at his hunting lodge in the Jackson Hole coun of Wyoming—on a month’s leave, trailing big game. His apartment in Washington is filled with trophies bagged with his own gun. Not that fleld service and hard riding | If him. They mynmunnnmmtheeol:::l city issued xl::hwmu House and Army circles not ready, so he went back to Superior, 40_miles distant, for the night. But he scoffed a bit at in quality and food value! LX3 Y Both PLAIN WASHINGTON FLOUR and SELF.RISING WASHINGTON FLOUR delica- grocers and tessens generally—in all sizes from 2-Ib. sacks up. Wilkins-Rogers Milling Co. /¢ NOVEMBER 6, 1930. A Sermon for Today BY REV. JONN R. GUNN. Ministry of Gratitude. would keep off the cold, but he laughed | . at_them. “And she arose, and ministered unto In the morning, however, Him."—Matt. vilL18. . This was the mother of Simon Peter's next three nights to rid himself of the | ¥ife, Who had been “sick of & fever.” aflment. to “softies” he became “One- And night” Latrobe. Household Methods BY BETSY CALLISTER. Guest Room Desk. ‘The guest room may very easily be fitted with some sort of writing desk or tablet, something to make letter writing easy for the occasional occu- pant of the room. Every little atten- tion you can pay to your guest’s com- : giveth all thine iniquities; all thy diseases; who life from destruction; hee with : who satl seem that such benefits b g b M e e L & rent some service in return. one to accommodate a few good books for your guests’ entertainment. And on it you might place a small dressing stand, with mirror and a drawer to hold brush, comb and other toilet ac- cessories. 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