Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1932, Page 34

For fewer and less severe celds this winter use the new Vick Plan for better “Controi-of-Colds’ Use Together Nose &Throat DROPS “Still crazy about each other” No spats after easy Chipso washdays! LOVE would sure FLY out of our WINDOW if I acted FRETTED and WORKED-OUT! * * * 1 do my WASHING ith NEW CHIPSO FLAKES S S WONDER SUDS SOAK out nd DIRT— # ROUGH HANDS, e DISHES % NEW CHIPSO FLAK and real SPEED SUDS! WANT TO LOOK YOUNG?| Artificial Flowers on Dress BY MARY MARSHALL. NTERESTINGLY enough we still speak of the neckline of an evening dress, and the French word decol- letage also has the same signifi- cance. That is about the only way to refer to the topmost line of an eve- ning dress, even.if it does seem absurd to use the word neckline to an edge of | b silk, satin or velvet that runs from the shoulders nearly to the waist at the back. Front necklines have not been exces [ sively low this Winter as a usual thin | but there is mo question about th rightness of the low-cut back, and an, predictions of a return of the high- backed evening gown that was made last year was simply a shot fired in the air_that came to nothing On most of the smart formal evening gowns this Winter there is amazingly little at the back above the belt, and yet the little that there is is of great importance, because the style of the dress is judged to a great e on the way this part of the dress is cut. In many of the newest evening gowns there is a sort of low surplice drapery | or girdle. at the back so that folds of the ma- terial from the right side of the back are crossed over to the left side, where they are held closely down at the belt Frequently there is an ar- rangement of artificial flowers at the back and today's sketch shows a clever combination of bright colored artificial flowers and matching velvet girdle on a pastel-toned satin dress. On a very pale pink satin, roses and girdle might be of rose or by way of contrast deep greenish blue or velvet might be posed on satin of very light chartreuse to give a color combi- nation that is at once a little startling | and decidedly smart (Copyright, 1932.) DAILY DIET RECIPE MINTED PINEAPPLE SUPREME. One and one-half tablespoons gelatin, one-half cup cold water, one-half cup granulated sugar, one cup canned pineapple juice, two or three drops spearmint flavoring, one tablespoon lemon juice, one cup whipping cream, few drops green vegetable col- oring and one cup fresh straw- berries. SERVES 6 OR 8 PORTIONS. Soak gelatin in cold water five minutes. Combine sugar and pineapple juice, add _softened gelatin, put ‘over fire and bring to the boiling point. Remove from fire and cool slightly. Add mint flavoring (it can be bought at the drug store) and lemon juice. Chill almost to point of con- gealing. Then carefully fold in the cream which has been whip- ped stiff. Add just enough vegetable coloring to tint a deli- cate green. Turn into a large mold or into individual molds Lovely if molded in smail ring molds so that the centers can be filled with fresh fruit—straw- berries, wedges of pineapple or any desired fruit. Of course, scc- tions of canned pineapple could be used if preferred. DIET NOTE. Recipe furnishes sugar, fat, protein. Lime, iron, vitamins A and B present—most fresh fruits would add vitamin C. Can be given in moderation occasionally to children 8 years and over. Can be eaten by normal adults of average or under weight. Auto Show Contest fuchsia roses and | “BONERS” Humorous Tid-Bits From School Papers. | OLIVER GOLDSMITH THOUGHT AMERICA WAS A WILD COUNTRY WHERE HE MIGHT RUN ACROSS A SNAKE IN THE JUNGLE OR BE DETAINED BY A TIGER. Thunder is clouds bumping together. Some insects have seales on their vings, for instance, a fish. The Indian pursued their warfare | by hiding behind trees and bushes and scalping them | b | In a cold the blood gets congested and gives out information. | | There are not streets in Venice. Alll the streets are canals and people glide | along in gorgonzolas Britain _imports large quantities of cheese. The strong kinds are deported from America (Copyright, 1932.) Spanish Macaroni Salad. One package elbow macaroni, one- | alf cup onion (chopped), one cup (cut up), one cup fresh toma- (cut up), one-half cup chopped | olives, three slices crisp bacon (cut| fine), one cup mayonnaise and one | head lettuce.+ Boil the macaroni for | nine minutes in four quarts rapidly boiling water to which one tablespoonful | salt has been added. Drain and chill Combine macaroni, onion, celery, toma- toes, olives and bacon with the mayon- naise, tossing lightly with a fork. Ar- range on crisp lettuce leaves and gar- | nish_with more mayonnaise. { celery toes “He’s a litile roughneck” But the new N... 0%0%0%¢%6%0%e%e®ee All this week our Stores have been thronged with happy &S00 Customers who have been sharing in the outstanding values we have arranged for our Forty-first Anniversary Celebration. Forty-one years ago this month we started a Grocery Store in South Philadelphia, and the growth of this Organization has been phenomenal. Today we have more than 2800 Stores serving particular Homekeepers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia and New York State. Homekeepers Will Welcome This Opportunity to Purchase Quality Foods at the Lowest Prices in Years Gotd Seat Finest F Was Reg. 8c 4SCO Milk 3 e 20c¢ Reg. 15¢ 45C0 Fancy Sweet 2 cans 25C Reg. 19¢ Finest Peas «n 15¢ Gibbs Pork & Bz 1()¢ Beans Reg. 12V5c ASCO Tomato Catsup bot. 10¢C P. & G. Naphtha Soap, 7 == 25¢ Reg. 8¢ Mione Hand Soap 15c¢ Majestic Horse Radish Pound Cans 2 Peas Use the Best and Save Money 12-b. amily Flour bag 2 ; Y The Finest Family Flour Milled—try it. hington Flour ..... shrmene 12 90 40c Reg. 7c Farmdale Evaporated Milk 4 wicns 25¢ A4s¢0 or Del Monte Califf)rnia Peaches :&il15c can Glenwood Cranberry Jelly 2 cans 35¢ Glenwood Apple Sauce 3 cans 25¢ 29¢ Delicious Specially Baked 4SC0 Crullers - 17c Victor PanRolls 73 8c of 12 Gold Seal Chocolate Nut Fudge Ring. ...20c Selected ( Every Egg ) Evaporated Reg. 35¢ Glenwood 1b. jar Preserves, 2 Finest Kettle Rendered LARD 2 1 13c Orienta Coffee . 35¢ Wilkins Coffee 31c He-No Tea e 19¢ Mountain Grown for Hner Flavor Ib. pkg. Eggs=17c: 50 “The Pic Guaranteed Gotd Seat Eggs the Nests” k of Carton of Twelve 29c asco Co It has a decid The Three Favorite Blends—Choose the One That Suits Your Taste ffee y A4S once—you'll 35¢—25¢—10c Shpn W2 2 5 C want another cup. edly different flavor ret of keeping young is to to do is you must watch bow ~—there's no need sallow complexion—dark your eyes—pimples: yeur face—dull eyes with no sparkle. ~Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness cemes from inactive bowels and liver. The = feel yo your liver a of having a rings under bilious look in Mustard 2 s 25¢C ASCO Genuine Maine Corn, 2 cans 25¢ Choice Tomatoes big can 10c Cut Stringless Beans ......3 cans 22¢ A4SC0 Diced Carrots 2 cans ]9¢ Lord Baltimore Pale Dry Ale 45C0 Peanut |- Victor Coffee *17c: 3™ 50c 25¢ Acme Coffee b tin 29¢ Chipso Flakes or Granules big pkg. 20C SC 3 med. pkgs. 25C Chipso soaks his clothes clean Tasty Mixed Vegetables....3 45C0 Sour Krout .. .. .3 Butter Kernel Corn Tender June Peas cans Don’t ask me HOW Jim gets his SUITS and H DKERCHIEFS so filthy BLACK! Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com- pound substitute for calomel to act on the nd bowels, which he gave to his patients for years. PUZZLE NO. " can 15¢ The pennants form the words i 1 flags were used. Some of them a remain will spell the name of a make of automobile. * But I'm GLAD HE'S no SISSY— and I don’t SCOLD him now that I'm SOAKING his CLOTHES CLEAN in CHIPSO'S GRAND SUDS! * 14-0z. bot. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are gentle heir action yct always effective. help bring 2bout that natural incy which all should enjoy by tening up the liver and clearing the | system of impurities. Name of car d puzzle in the contest now being conducted by the Wi ade Association in co-operation with The Star ame of the automobile in the line provided unde: he other three apnear. When you have satisfied answers, mail them in all together with a re /hy the automobile show should be held annually in hington Automotive Trade Association, suite 1002 No reply received after 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb- H Above is the 2 | ington Automotive Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known | it and fill in the cc t by their cl've color. 15¢, 30c, 60c. | drawing. Keep them ur e self that you have the co not to exceed 25 words, * Washington.” to the Was Chandler Buildi 427 1 street. ruary 2, will be considered ‘Remember, the first prize is $50 and six tickets to the show. Altogether $100 in cash will be awarded and 100 tickets. You may be the lucky one. The judges are Fred L. Haller and Joe B. Tiew president and vice president, re- spectively, of the Washington Automotive Trade Association, and G. Adams Howard, automobile editor of The Star Following is the list of cars to be in the show. One of these i§ the correct answer to today's puzzle. Auburn Buick Cadillac Re 13¢ California Palmolive a5 Butter Sardines Soap Ammonia it 17¢ | 2+~ 19c¢ |4 == 25c¢| «™ 19¢c Jar— Light Meat Tuna Fish Golden Crown Syrup Lang’s Sweet Mixed Pickles =1 25¢ 19¢ Manning’s Hominy 2 == 2lc Lang’s Sweet Pickles, . Cooked Corned® Beef .. * * * “Smooth as kL Lang’s Dill or Sour Picklesat. jar15¢ Fiain er . ....2 pkes. 15¢ can 10c can 19¢ The NEW CHIPSO flakes make TWICE the SUDS of those other SOAPS— That's WHY I don’t Lave to RUB any more! Maple can Flavor Morton’s Salt my new satin slip!” Anniversary Savings on ASC0 Quality Meats Nash Oldsmobile Packard Ford Franklin Graham * * * Fancy Chevrolet Hudson Chrysler Cord De Soto Dodge La Sall Lincoln Hupmobile Marmon Pierce-Arrow Plymouth Pontiac Studebaker wallys. e Don’t go ANOTHER DAY without trying out NEW CHIPSO FLAKES. You'll get SPEED SUDS Young Stewing Chickens Freshly Ib. 27c 1b. 1 9 |Shoulder Lamb Roast - 10c Shoulder Lamb Chops » 15¢ b 21c Lean Stewing Lamb . . » 5¢ ib. 17 Selected Cuts Chuck Roast. . ... » 121c Pork Loin Roast............. » 124c Best Cuts Prime Rib Roast Boneless Cross-cut Roast E=x in LUKEWARM WATER! It is not necessary to purchase copies of this paper to compete in the contest. Answers to ail solutions may be written on ordinary writing paper. Files of The Star may be examined at any time during the day and up to 10:30 at night. The last puzzle (No. 25) will appear Saturday, January 30. Top Round Steak . . . » 25¢ Sl Staale. ..., . > 2o IR Porterhouse Steak. . ™ 35¢|Westphalias Smoked Hams Green Links . 20¢ g . 25¢ Frankfurters . 25¢ \ Pep Roll w. 25¢ Pimento Bologna Ham Bologna Whole or Half Small Lean Fresh, yes . . . but taste Boscul’s inimitable flavor! Rich, deep flavor developed through 100 years’ recog W, nized coffee leadership. Five of the world's best coffees from the Indies, Arabia, Mexico, Colombia and Brazil blended to delicate balance. Vacuum- <AC Giiose All-Pork Sausage. ... Brigg’s Pork Chipso keeps Products my hands that way! . % w8 % . 8¢ “Fresh from the Nets” — Croakers.. ™ 10c Trout..... » 10c et Haddock.. » 21c Nordic Fillet, 2 s 21c Produce of Highest Quality Florida Fresh Red Ripe Florida Grapefruit Strawberries “Being COOK and CLEANER nd BOTTLE-WASHER sure can RUIN HANDS for SOCIETY! * * Fancy Fresh " Jersey * Pan 1 keep MINE as nice as when I NEW CHIPSO FLAKES! * * * Everybody’s TALKING about CHIPSO SUDS! Large Size 3 ter 22¢ Medium Size e 1 SC 5t 22¢ Green Halibut Steak. . » 23c Oysters They’re HARD on DIRT but SIMPLY LOVELY for PINK SILK UNDIES. * 4 19c 10 == 15¢ or buy 6t 23¢ Spinach Best White Potatoes or buy 4 tor 23c Standard Selects = % Pt Qt. SR Qt. You'll do RIGHT 25¢ 50c¢ 30c 60c by your HANDS if you wash DISHES with NEW CHIPSO FLAKES. Then you'll SEE why I'm so SOLD on CHIPSQ’S SPEED SUDS! We ate glad to have you share in our Anniversary celebration. We have been bringing Quali at a saving to ASC0 customers for forty-one long years; and it is our earnest desire to serve you for many years to come. Quality, Service, Satisfaction are always vours. NP PO | Camden, N.J. DENY YOURSELF N.Y., Dayton, 0. THE BEST COFFEE? Fridays (ES.T.) etwork * Andy’ BOSCUL ALL-STAR ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY ANDY SANNELLA ‘Right after Amos { Tunein ... —_— These Prices Efiective In Our_ Stores and Meat Murkets in_Washington and Vicinity