Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1931, Page 27

A Dainty Dress for a Little Girl | [| SONNYSAYINGS BY PANNY Y. CORY. glehet o gsiall %?siizu Ee ! ] fhdly L ki i ] 0 i i Bab knmn more about skunks than her di Her is sick-a-bed today— (Copyright, 1081.) e v wotiom ot s oot 4% | | NANCY PAGE little more, with bits of butter. Put into i E : ¥ $ § iis it < Tt gsfii i -4 :?!.g L it H i i g ‘When the Century Cycle Club held mgumflwummwflm g g g H i ik B B gas H] H gl E E Lois Rates High with Sum- | tomatoes and_plac mer Br | edge. ‘Grate about a fourth of a pound A |'of cheese. Into & white sauce put half BY FIORENCE LA GANKE. of fine tucks, pipings, or simple hand add to dish. i 53. :i! i HH i as a girl she remembered The “liitie Prench dress shown- in a:xemn u:mw:m'nsmmm-mw i tnnvo'm'kwel'g‘ a‘?:..'&‘!é’é f.-‘...‘i."fn%”i; ‘The hmgl:mdllh’r no:w:: X . Me and Glasses Magee started to R T o e e i | o F e g b, | B tomer, Pt (e ' : e s ¥, hersel 1f came down al . you it injoy it youll ufi plnml. " O is that 30, well you better look gut who yours fawking o or elts youll 1 AN ENGLISHMAN g : i L i 22 il i ; . ey . By that time the table 3 rnton spotted BEDM STORIES # Burgess. - . " . B H-. up in m‘:‘ humt‘h‘wlm all your ; came Flip's three friends, the Dogs from Glasses sed. 5 . - e s e e svela . ; yo0 220 dont say, well the fert thing JOLLY POLLY 3 vy ~ 4 Mothet Niture. |You were lost. Hello, I see you have| | B » - DISCUSSES AMERICAN - Yerrier had never ‘expected | Fiip oticed that il three stopped at o > P A Lesson in Etiquette. E mwmwfl!fi‘l as again, I sed. s WOMEN no ts, the | saw 0 % % » BY JOSEPH J. FRISCI. Bk whose scquaint- | did him in - i 2o il THE ONLY THING THAT 3 8r g ragk It was hard to Fiip. “We've met before,” replied one of others, a bit n.l;leemlh, . d “80- we -have. No hard feelings, I 4 “It was just a mis- understa It won't PR 4T soe you' et sheepishlooking one, whereat grinned in. “X b?‘l misunderstanding with 3 eousin, Jimmy Skunk, once,” | salé -Fiip, “and I know how vou feel. “If you will excuse me said Spots, ‘Il be gn my way. I begin to feel know I have to -hunt EEES - i wic LE | of § i £ fpnas y 2 m-ved toward the largest Dog and noticed that the latter uickly. In a few minutes Manning.” or “Mother, depzlred, but they could v Mr. Manning?” If the da lling over sticks and leaves as he mh‘?mm says, . Manning, I want to introduce you to ther, Mrs, Boswell.” nnwmmr;lu‘.‘xm suppose there i§ anybody he of! mmnlghn-mhukau. guefully. “He used it on me once, be- fore I knew anything about him." s e household money more simple to launder. JAnd as for the making of #t—why it 2 could almost be run up hefore break- ‘3 : “ . = d ; vgln.:mi for «chmuxmu-.hn ‘ f . 2,4, ae.n‘; 8 )ur:.w g form of recreational activity for \rms ) " fa¥hite linen ot linen crash 18 very 210e | ynoge girls who care nothing for violent 1 : - ql;ou'nn Tep, khaki cloth, pigue nad or even energetic exercise, and who, be- . = tung are sturdy fabrics for its cause of diéinclination or physical dis- ¥rinned. “Don't be al oot abilities in childhood, never indulged in o, Y he. “I never use that Titde # 4 requires 13; yards 35-inch. outdocr play. unless it s necessary, and I don't be- & pattern nr‘ this style, send 15 @irls of this type are generally un- Heve it 15 no —~ indoors and “Indeed, it isn't,” replied Flip earnest- 4 oyt . h. "‘.l.ndeed. l;ltn'k You have nothing y T - Pk ' _fl?'fl- UY food that offers the most -~ nourishment for the least money. Buy food that all the family likes. Buy food that promotes good health—buy Shredded fer the cross-saddle. A good g oxygenating the 3 , however, will decide that ques- Wheat! Here is a cereal that is sub- blood; therefore the red blood corpuscies are markedly incressed and the anemic T T condition gradually overcome. Tomatoes au Gratin. mnfin]' wholmm and p]easant to ‘The liver is given a form of mechani- cal massage and its functions are great- | OUt some good sized tomatoes in stimulated. All the '] 2 O enrage '8 TieaRier actiiSios| Wt y eat—a real healthful food. 100% whole The result of these improvements as g well as the action of the air on the skin . B s ey T e . wheat is the reason-— whole wheat oy g e e B} o b b B T i e : Y : with all of its bran, minerals and other | 5".1" ':rr\’ew cuL:xm nfln equal mllt E | Consomme. and dex hand] & horse. | o - | tops 11 ‘browned, D e, s T B o T e e | A o vatiocat o SR food elements unchanged. 100% whole Green Corn. b:fore any pm!u‘ ::n h(m'..dl; and :;l-lk tt':r"n‘z;‘l; :0 h‘dp in transfer- | X 3 N, | LBl wheat in appetizing, digestible form. CofTee. a 3283 ; shoow ommer. | | ) . Serve Shredded Wheat for at least ‘water, three-fourths spoonful : | or coin directly to The Banish heat-waves . . . with a frosty L - - { N York Fashion Cook bacon tncil | | Washingion Sars New'York Fasnion one meal every day. Delicious with ;mc‘;uh % N;:::r Fashion Book |ofers o e cholee for sour Bummer ; milk or cream—delicious | »§8 §§E HH consistent exercise, dis- .mi among these are anemis and cf the liver. ] iH rdrobe in darling styles for the chil- as well as the adults. -t 1 Th e of the pos- _ : : with fruit or berries. It will save you time, work and money! e e ‘ NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Give it to the children with their lunch and see how they drink it up. I’s nourishing, yet . light and refreshing. Program every Order chocolate milk daily / 4 Tetermightfrem from Chestnut Farms. It's made : from »p-'rfll::l‘,.::u milk, e WITH ALL THE BRAN Chestnut Farms Dairy OF THE WHOLE WHEAT