The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 14

jet a PA 14 THE SEATTLE STAR Pe owe, THE ROSE LAR eee ; ices for Excitement ' Beach Parties: ' i Salt few Preserving y, < ; wer Thinks Flappers | Ffere’s Chance to. Get Pica Gney: Chane bets mending Gro wacker Ki n K ave Dull Time ; ead sea pl en pening bal day ‘YEARNS FOR SHORN LOC 8) ‘Rav Tear asi _ Dressmaking Hints Winner of Bobbed Hair Prize Wants Long Curls |} Woman Doesn't he Star i beach : Ve 1) Battie { the Ba le v ¢ xed company sitting sey ; ltt ‘oder f rae i : a tthe too-seanty bathing Back Again Envy Modern clothe . x Have any sense of ordinary decency?) bite a ould be a law t ake it pro a J‘ ches rED k ies to eat their meals on the t DISGUS hibi in bathin ve BY MRS. PEARL BATTIN JSAGE makes the rule of life 1g suits, and to lunch, at noonday, in the a preity. tatty .t : ‘one or two mortals to wrap themselves to ibe port on the beach in festive garment, it is pretty nearly usel ears and bemoan t situation No love lost on these bathing suit parties, so far as 1am concerned. But if that is the wish of the majority, it will become so usual that we shall ond time of it at, We can no doubt do something by quietly ceas rink Inst helpin Sometimes you can get nowhe n do qu a china shop, but yo whe you move e you tal down sort, but the steady | change Club women of the United States prove this, They refuse to dash into it what they term needed re M strong, in this But, neverty puntry to secure print, madly they are working, som changes they have made up their mind will benefit the race r » hen st ' di ‘ iz No difference wi ne Di M » 4 ANNOT ve M Aisa ( and, who was in ¢ 1 2 7 1 . ~ and m on ! 7 ne a men used i : 2 a MOTHER OF FIVE. | ne Atlantic and : ee | t wasn't juat re I | | For two years 1 ed J eful Informatio ans 7 j Us Ih 1 ¢ al pape K ’ , he saya ¢ eck T ma . 2 . : Mra, Ball » th re m, CURIOSITY ter m the Kansas Final ‘decree is granted in atx} months. May re-marry any time | after final decree has been received Do You Knou with such writers as Willi o| White, Rose Field ar hen whe tried her Wax . Pearl Battin et T 8 atent be in ¢ Rater This Poem? ; r 0 Borie i ; Dear Miss Gr ( n as lovely a M4 ‘i | giv A weat—the firet woman re Next week Mrs. Battin will dis tov ile 1 ert t A ad| cuss the preparations of material o T ° t he t i t for rment constru 4 fens = ——— “ er a he withes she 'F ak , h my errelt. did ve wbbin Do we ety Bh coerce aU rR a PAINTED SCARFS | : r at cil Gain Weight | basa scat . |( Lose Weight | I have not been able to secure | of Rs verse, and if any of my readers | be abie ¢ ippen to know it I'd be very grate |SUT® some p tection "from Mee lange tee, cup boiled rice with | - —_— | utes, 2 smali whole wheat pop fu if they would send it to me. | "“stronger” sex. 8 dates, % cup cream/ 2 who jOvera, hot ‘waren: x . Lat us get ideas from other moth. | wheat popovers, 4 tablespoon but One stutted baked to. | “Wedding ‘Agithoxsdiles ers of girls, I think we ne-4 mor | tablespoons peach preserves, oan : Bato, sso pers i gluten | c | he Re there 3 H |! rott akion mi Dear Miss Grey: Will you please | Nomen in officd before we can xt |h | y where there is suf. f One alice iamb loaf, 12 po blish the names f wh - j tract any Interest on the subject “~ a small wall : Dp fedding anniversary mi M.'s CW. th ar priate mirre ble salad," 3° : he first on? THANK YoU Ip pvern, or a pair of ||. + First, cotton; second, paper; third, by’ Ch *, makes an inv neat j leather; fourth, fruit. and flowers; a Ni s ance e j | fifth, wooden; sixth, sugar; seventh, »|* Avoolen; eighth, India rubber; ninth, ‘to Live Better | , willow; tenth, tin; eleventh, steel;| WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—Less! twelfth, linen and silk; thirteenth, |than a decade: ago more hay purita Ham i ; Ince; fourteenth, fvory; fifteenth, of every ten babies bor ‘ PAJAMA OUTFITS crystal; twentieth, china; twenty. 4 before reaching dative vaane GOOD MANNERS | Mth, silver; thirtieth, pearl: fortieth, | th os t A SHORTCOMING in kl fiftieth, golden; seventy fifth, ie about 77 Od é e 6 lack « ° D li . f P é ° B k 4 cee ‘ 2 : srs Is Delicious for Ficnic baskets “Opening for Girl been nm the U. 5 bu increase ov and Refreshing Home Meals ears, as si 16 PRINTED CHIFFON printed chiffon gown has’ be And. aleo‘h . To give summer picnic and home meals an Ihave h Py ger 5 Petia irresistible zest, serve Puritan Cooked Ham Mia to } ;xhe wants to go to wo! three gtris, 5, 8 and 9 nine years oid, two of which are going to school. We havea good time; so I am sure that she would have a ~Bood time also. ‘We are going to Imild a new house soon, so she have to-do so much work. | My husband.is.a logger, and-I don't like to si! A MOTHER. » Cynthi + MA in-0600, will be | ¥ slad to give this writer’s name and address. | Memories and see how quickly tired appetites revive. Scarcely anything equals this delicious treat, whbnitdhe @uiie Cait * oh in Ow for Puritan Hams are joying the twilight gi ries oer my vish nit And I back to childhood go. the | see my mother’s dear regarded as —in any kind of weather —any Puritan Hams are sugar cured by the season — any hour — Cudahy method before they are cooked, , cial 7 ae —you can have right at hand the which produces a finer flavor and greater” land, 0 1 did g most delicious milk or cream, as rich tenderness by promoting the natural diffusion , To study and to learn the rule, 87; ° Toledo, Wa; | ett alo oF. sclaw as you want it— | of the meat’s natural, rich juices. Yes, there’s Haute, 71; § Advice to “Harassed - Wife” From Mother of My Dear Please per word to the “Ha 4 for a good many | years and can truly say I love to do it | a difference that makes it worth while ‘to I would move the. ptineipal: causes ot | 7° ,ore I see” my “childhood —for coffee, cocoa, cream soups, ben Danan hy | 4 a " eo of riend, . . i Relghborhoods abe onan city yy [baby deaths, the U. 8. childre Who was. dear to me creamed vegetables—in any kind of 1 salt too Inuy to think of going {74 Sete CR ae cooking or baking where the recipe 2 . “a "” Asan: iat Ls calls for milk—merely by having Bor- Tre lastelells SIT seo ice gone . den’s Evaporated Milk on your kitchen To meet our Le dd King ae . nu Sil essen Batters ob shelf. That’s why the wise housewife The Cudahy Packing CollSA Meng | 484 1 hear someone sir buys several cans at a time. evening.” | o¢ + é pationathi signer Makers of Puritan Hams—Bacon—Lard ort time the. cake and| a cme, jn + an, | Tis Sabbath and the young and old, “ Jelly ‘were both déne. We all dreesed |, Another Wncovery was that the| ant dressed in Sunday best But to be sure of that pure, fresh and clean and when father son had returned from thelr Gather to hear words of gold 213 Jackson St. Seattle, Wash. he family income, increased A * milk flavor and creamy richness, insist death’ rate still more The i doth nda ther wer Borden's; Oh, how sweet their voices sound In tones so clear to me I've reached the Land of Higher Ground employm: advan more than derived from | Low family income was found , be more deadly to babjes than arti.) 494 “Nearer My God to Th titul Isle of |eciat toed be surprised | “alt of the Infants dying during | Ot» these thoughts of twilight hour £- lthe first year of Ife expire during | That core thronging in my brain WRAP IN PAPER the firat nix weeks after birth, Movs | ‘Neath the shac If you will wrap peaches, pea hildren dle from conditions. related | THCY. make me ae fFesh fruits in tissue 5 ‘6 the health and care of the mot ‘ the bower, child Contributed to the won as you get them, as the fruit |than f bait. tpddiniasiok Alcoa, | Mra | | merchant does, they wilt remain|one-titth of all the deaths of chil bsresn perfect longer than if you|dren under 2 years of age are caused SHOULDER BOUQUET pi em together in 4 ag OF!ny stomach disorders, which are| ‘Phe shoulfer bouquet which may | {hasket @ largely preventable, and August is|6 of real or artificial” flower | most dangerous month jequaily smart on the chiffon dinner gown or the severe cont dros LONG TUNIC | ONE BRACELET One bracelet r 6 TONING HOSLE) me ea to the ones One type of long tunie that with a ligh | a been #0 much the rage. veqy decorative is the satin one a iron that is oniy | = embroidered in Chinese designs mode tel hot PREVENTS F ADING - stadt: Alas = If you will rinse your. stockin MATTERS’ PLUSH | : ; : kings | ons UUs TWO S rs gut in cold salt water be fore you put Hatters’ iy ible plush, velyet and leather! The tw6-strap pump wi oderate hem in soapsuds. they will not be P pump with moderat Are the materials used most by-mil-|heel and round too is the ac 6 “ heel a © jn the accepted < fome faded or dull looking. liners this fall, model for street and fo Au burn, Wash. \ Ei ny th eae Ape