Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1931, Page 35

camping trips, and then little by little catboat on short crulses down the Po. tomac. The catboat was manned by s crew of two, Brown was known as the “admiral” and his friend the “com- ‘maodore.” On one of their crwipes down the river the wind died down. “Scratch the mast, ‘Commodore,’ called the “admiral"—“Scratch the mast. It never falls to bring the wind.” ‘The *‘commodore” the mast catboat safled on at s pretty clip, NATURE’S CHILDREN BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON WHO REMEMBERS? BY DICK MANSFIELD. Resistered U. 8. Patent Office. D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, MILADY BEAUTIFUL BY LOIS LEEDS. Hair Turning Dark. Dear Miss Leeds—I used to have & pretty shade of blond hair, but it has turned darker, until now it is a terrible “dishwater color.” What can I do to Testore its beauty? L. W. ts which have a tendency % darken the hair. Sage tea, oily tonics and tar soaps come under the ban. Use ure castile soap for your shampoo. & jelly of the soap by shaving it fine and melting it in a little water. Also add a pinch of borax to the sham- poo. After the shampoo use the followin rinse to bri out the natural color o! : 0 tablespoonfuls lemon {u!ne, one teaspoonful of tartartic acid, wo tablespoonfuls peroxide, one table- spoonful of ammonia, two quarts of water. Rinse the hair in clear, warm Use blonde rinse last ~ i used g pint rose water, one laya, hair for the time being end by making 1t duller than before. | Unless your hair is particularly dry |and lbe very glad to send six or eight weeks a small of | envelope for mailing. 1931. iting to your Tead your ht perhaps as well as women &t their best. The lotion makes an excellent toi- the | women interested in a store. after washi after shaving. It Te- in the skin and also hel get rid of those blackheads: One-half teaspoonful borate of soda, twenty drops tincture of quil- twenty dr? essence of lavender, hl?omlul incture of benzoin. Mix | figures . | you whether ‘water. If you wish still further help, I should my leaflet on the care of olly complexions. It is free will be mailed on receipt of request, Shampoo it every two weeks. Once every | Accompanied by stamped, self-addressed LOIS LEEDS, FEATURES. “What Does It Cost?” ‘What does it cost to buy & house, to run s car, to stage a play, to open & shop, to else? If you don’t know, there is no reason to guess, use you can know, and you should know. For example, if you are one of many ou_can secure figures showing precisely what your expenses should be. So much for rent, 8o much for fixtures, so much for stock, so much for insurance, so much for salaries, so much for ad 3 At the end of the year comparative . would be avallable to prove to }uur store was she a fair profit, It might be shown that your store wds unprofitable and that it would not pay you to continue in busi- ness. If you are contemplating the pur- chase of an automobile, vou can obtain figures to show the cost of upkeep per te a tea room or to do |1t operate budget bureaus to show the couple how to furnish the home, live happlly and save a bit on any salary. Of course, every Lclmn‘ cou have ideas of their.own, but a bit of suthen- tic knowledge will help. does it cost to tour Europe or see America first or idle in Sunn; Bp:tn olr France? Don't guess. a travel agency or bureau. By tell Your desires ahd the Timits of your mu" you can obtain a plan of how to spend your time and money to get the most out of both. If you wish to economise s itly, that can be done for you, There is an answer for every “What does it cost?” that you can ask. Get the answer, because knowledge is tackled the more difficult dishes. Now his ability in the kitchen has yeached the stage where he is able to create his own recipes and turn them out to perfection. Shortly after he entered the Presi- dent’s cabinet, he established his Kkitchenette in an alcove near his office. In Toledo, where he lived before the Capital, he had a week, per month or per year. Gasoline consumption, tire wear, depreciation in value and all other expenses are known water first until every particle of soap is out, and then use the above rinse as the final ome. Never use undiluted or lemon juice on the hair or m‘rox.lde Jmaking washing soda the size of a kidney bean may be dissolved in a cupful of the liquid castle soap which 1 used for the shampoo. LO18 Men Have Beauty Worries. Miss Leeds—This may be unu- —e —the power to save and to control ex- The Queen of England has given to E—— the National Museum at Edin- burgh Osatle a pebble and gold bracelet hair of Jean, Duchess of Mlustrations by Mary Foley. Construction cost of airplanes de- proportionate! xcv. b oot ly as the sise of the craft increases. DEATH'S HEAD MOTH. Acherontia Atropes. moth 1is very famous for her of making con Gordon. ‘When such slang expressions as these were popular with the young folk of Washington? Rit Srom the G gsm on land made er e Capital, on lai available to him by & friend, he planted DAILY DIET RECIPE PINEAPPLE JAM. Fresh pineapple, four and one- half cupfuls; cane sugar, two and one-half cupfuls. FILLS TWO 8-OUNCE JARS Two small pineapples, two and one-half pounds each, were used. Peel pineapples. Remove eyes. Cut in very thin, small slices about an inch long. Cover with the sugar. Mix well and let stand 24 hours in a china bowl. Then put into a ssucepan and cook over direct heat at first over brisk fire, then reduéing heat to Jet mixture simmer. Cook until pineapple is clear and jamlike (about 45 minutes). DIET NOTE. furnishes fiber, In Europe the peasanis are some sweet corn. fearful of this great moth and when He had hoped to construct there an oven in the open and bake some of his_product, but he could never find sufficient time. He did find time, however, while there to spend a few hours on an old THE STAR’S DAILY PATTERN SERVICE Today’s little dress delights in its Smart stmplicity. It is cut along lovely slim lines and therefore suitable for many figures. she appears they are sure it means & | death will soon occur in the home. In Poland_she is known as the “Death's | Head Phantom.” These names have | been given to h&r because on the back | of her head, ouflined in vellow, is the | picture of a human skull. She is beautifully marked and has & wing spread of 6 inches. Both she and And it has a pert bow added to its | her mate have the weird way of mak- tiny eutnm.n‘f est. It's remarkable | ing' an uncanny how such an d{t:\on can be so charm- | through the alr. ing._u heard them say it sounds like a caught &gml seaming at the front mouse and of the is decorative and slimming, Recipe lime, iron, vitamins A and B. Much sugar present, therefore rich in fuel value. Can be eaten very by normal children 10 years and over. Can be eaten in moderation by normal adults of average or under weight. others say it 1s a mournful | and her family ‘The large that when some of them get busy on the potato patch it is reduced to & | few stems in a short iime. | this 5-inch creature s often taken for Another thing she does is to_imitate the piping of the queen bee. In spite of the cleverness of bees, she is per- mitted to enter the hive and therg she for work HERE'S the peppy way to start the day. A heaping bowlful of Kellogg’s PEP Bran Flakes. Yor'll vote them the best bran flakes you ever tasted. Full of nourishment too. ‘With extra bran to preserve your health and regularity. Eat them for lunch—for late suppers. In the red-and- green package. 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