Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1931, Page 29

‘WONAN'S PAGE, i it Fi, i 8 4 tabl of the grepefruit oy | To do this make a good hot !in a pail and your broom in, |1t up two wmu times, without ae- ] i 5t i sl i , you ted Flip, trying “¥ou seem to Flip, somewhat hastily and in a most manner. ba Jimmy wasn't afrald. I #t. No, sir; as long as I live I'll pever | (Copyriht. 1831.) _— - Ho Hum! Hot-Weather @ LUNCHEONS FOR your mid-«day meal . . . ereamed eggs make the perfect summer dish—light, yet nourishing. Buy your eggs from Chestnut Farms . . . and you can be sure they're fresh and fine. Buy your eream from Chestnut Farms—and you're sure t’s rich and pure. LisTEN 70 the Nationsl Deiry Radia Program every Tuesday might from 7.30 to 8.00 (E. S. T.) over wac and associated N. B. C. : statians. hestnut F s D widely spaced rods. And it was moved out into the room where it eould get JOLLY POLLY A Lesson in English UNCLE HER®, WHO SPEAKS SLOW AND FUL , SAID THAY, Dear AN OPTIMIST 1S A RADIO FAN ll‘m-!.'gl umn, perspiration. Answer—At with a salt ldnfuon or s lotion made of two l;une. witch hasel and one table- | “He is slow and careful in his “He drives slowly and care- but “He s & slow and careful Babies Need Special Care in Summer BY FLORENCE LA GANKE. ts were d on Baby Ann. : .uh:l;e could for ';hfl advice of her doctor Lols sponging of cool water be- put her to bed. She dusted with soft, odorless powder. She put on a freshly washed shirt snd us- umlm a nightgown. The shirt “The bed was of the crib style with Lais was careful that Baby gt into the habit of She took Ann (Copyright, 1931 My Neighbor Says: ‘To keep bread and sandwiches soft and fresh, wrap in a dry cloth first, then cever with cloth wrung out of cold water and set away until ready to use. Small articles for a kitchen shower for a bride can be pur- chaged for 10 cents or less and will prove very useful. Included are corers, strawberry hull- s, e me bread boards, gelatin molds, steel skew- A little lard rubbed into grease stains quickly "renwvu them. baked make a very tasty dish to served for dinner. (Copyright, 1931.) attest to W“q of Kellogg’s ALL- in overcomi nstipa- t For innl;:,nu, .?J_ MeEnery, Alto, ) 1o his experience: “Por fifteen years 1 was con- stantly bothered wi i Gen. .. - Soms cightews months ing 's first week never laxative n. hdhuk--x«:- medicine of any Kellogg's Au.-iruw is the lufi-:dlu -bran cereal in world. Two tablespoon- using habit-forming laxatives. i Dear of 16 and am hoping you can Meet the Miss Leeds: I should be very vudl.thu‘uhyo:;:i’r; ey E ht wash the armpits Answer—The Treason your hair Dry Hair. tainly should not happen at 18 years of | including the juice and grated rind, and | I never cease Miss Leeds: I am a you man | age) is very likely because it is lacking | three tablespoonfuls cf bolling water. On why, when me in oll. 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