The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1925, Page 14

ARTIST EVENTS ce - CYNTHIA GREY ————"— * amar Grey will 5 c “DIAMOND DYES” ANNOUNCED By Lulu Hunt Peters, M. D. i : raraoary Auutner of Diet card oakth and) Dies foe Crildren” Music and Art Foundation Fund Prepares Programs It Won't Be Any Tomorrow! , Easier T . o fat. I use th t “taste.” The second taste ts] “ 4 see & pound of candy \ Ke n't think of it ; ‘ reg egy ery t lump of fat an. my xed to y fattest spot. When men s t ‘ friends eat ice cream soda | tinits aro & early ‘ or 600 C's) and on Nove gust nen open meeting will be Fra A re oF vrei ! (or men) Felice, the Florent mort t y ' Rey. Edward I - : . att wv I t I r 1 can see them when you are : t tompted overeat and to omit \ t to-| Your exe Y A If you go on 1,200 9 a day © « hk ¥ hisar ne number for za wore Ww . most anyone, and if your meals are| ' w. W att properly balanced and arranged you o y It| ¥ t suffer from hunger . , I » have your meals at deft Id feel un-| ery before they ar r two of water nd you may have! {Behold Baby Flapper | | 2 %.i2 <8 || |_ceve |} COLOR THINGS NEw | f OQ { Getting Manicure | : ae is | { Just Dip to Tint or Boi “4 ; ~~ Wt ‘ iP " 5 o Dy To Encourage Varity in Child Is to| ids sbi “4 Steal Girlhood || These Men Must a =. BRE He Emp t tae BY CYNTHIA GREY M Ae In a fashionable manicure parlor I saw a chubby little a girl, some nine or 10 years of age, having a manicure. Her é ee : " round immature fingers had nails that came out into aj ,“?° " Ranier — . fashionable point, and were whitened underneath. 4 A Y When everything else was finished and her cuticle had} : been carefully attended to, the manicurist daubed on a ‘ ‘. kings, j coat of liquid polish which gave the diamond-like highlight} s ews ’ = so much in demand by theatrical folk 1 +“My little girl just loves this sort of thing,” the mother said proudly to me ow i f Of course, she probably did. Did you ever see a litte girl who didn't love to get into her mother's powder, or with her mothe {| stick? And haven't | prink and preen befe | | | areful att beautifully han age to be groomed | Cle Bhe keeps her H penance ’ ul many time | DO YOU RECOGNIZE this |‘ t ee my ofc Se N fter ) 1 trolle of the young lady as the champion t . your appetite t you can sa have Prae-i woman tennis player of the 4 OA. Seater Peemar tees ON . : w It won't be|WOrld? This studio photo-j i t m force of ! BEGIN TODAY 2 Hlen is one of § the few ever ; written me asking " mmorrow—Cautlons While Ke/taken of the famous French ~ rs aholat tailed lading Bins ; ducing Weight. star without her racquet and} sonally, az na|| work thru my columns, In near be fs liar te ac » 4 ! tur | evel I i I 0! t * . Tomorrow—It Won't Be Any Eas. |/@milar tennis costume, d bod. al |} al oa nee they - ia Oy Baitig cu ile Wicks s a! Pap ape . printed. In the future, requests or much, whether you Would Have State Repre-|c., r material ad- Public Speaking Pad igen ip niiond goog | of this nature cannot be publish: drink it “straight” or ssented at Philadelphia Show « © . Vila Hai Classes to. Meet Tanities and 4, Unless permission ts given to | na agence, : OLYMPIA, Nov Will Was! all Be i a | eos be Teak neolarereiaap | same can't/be-copied : MPIA, Nov i Was . ass in f « becot 0 You tH) get in touch with them directly. | flavor of M:J'B is on have a t { £0 ‘auicentennial Priday, at a : shale Aah ak Be {| Tt takes a great deal of time, | always in the ion to be held wt lp een Be oe | and eauses too much confusion | A lifetime of coffee B. 1928, to ~, fie es : ; : | when 1 must track of pe experience puts it there! Sexposit ¥ letters and give out names and Bhe Declaration Hei any t nore | about her |} addresses over the telephone, | wyears ago. epee. ne here met CYNTHIA GREY. Ji ® In tho interest of securi pristion from the s dure for a Wasbin x the exposition, Howard M QWashington, D. C., a former § ewspaper man, is at the capit ‘city. Rice also was formerly pri. Wvate secretary to Senator Miles Poindexter. } § “Ever since the Wo Whicago in 1893, it has be lon’s policy to dive ‘state thru exhibits o These national exp Rice. “The business men of this State are he: Washington bh tation at the sesquicent TELEGRAM FROM RUTH BURKE ‘That TO LESLIE | PRESCOTT t position.” Florida, sald Rice, has appropriated $750,000 for a California has prom! Ack MEN BUY — $500 ORCHIDS American Millionaires Keen] ihlastoce = Conversion) “Helween|” London Growers Busy John Alden Prescott and ’ Lesii LONDON, Nov. 12.—(By U. P.)—| yo, ‘One of London's queer occupations ts | the production of $500 orchids for sale to American millionaires. | ‘This was revealed at the Royal| Horticultural Society show here when & member of a well known firm of Orehid growers stated that the evolu- tion of such an orchid had ta eight years of intense experimenting. Tt has yellow petals and a maroon purple lip and {s known as the Tagus “King George.” Already inquiries have been re ed from orchid societies States for shipmen' #amples of the expert So valuable are they that when shipped they 4 fully packed tn cotton wool and ti sue paper, with a plentiful surround ing of carefully selected loam. TURKEYS SHORT Texas Farmers ‘Have Small | Flocks This Year \ CUERO, Tex., No Folks who usual take tn the Th: game or have a Year will be forced to call t tion early or do without the turkey. And the farmer with a flock of tur- | keys In his t 1 will probably be overcome nclal complex K| to depend v | pence bet Hannah Prescott to | yo trip today Telegram From Leslie Ruth Burke. win be with I am gone. | dear, but you | Prescott, things that I than you ¥ right, Leal ediately and tation.” "Good-bye, Jack, until this even. TOMORROW — Telegram = from Leslie Prescott to Jolin Alden Pres. home tomorrow I'm going - thi teen American proaidenta have You Obtain the Finest. when you buy “SALADA" GREEN TEA The delicate tips are Kept fresh & fla- | vory in the sealed SALADA packet. | P)| ving foot at nner this elec- a fin Just before 1 ksgiving and treat ie Mailly to pork dinner. | Finer than any Japan or Gunpowder. | This town, where the “Turkey th. & H.C, COOK, MAL n-0660, AeTORS | Prot” originated some 20 years ago, | —=———= : RS fs doing without {ts annual festival | this fall on account, partially, to al of turkeys. In the midst of the “turkey belt” in| ‘Texas, there are but few turkey: “It's the drouth,” say. | “Even the grasshoppers were burn out.” | ‘The Texas turkey crop this year estimated at 30 per cent less than | last. Dallas produce “much higher’’* pri residents men predicted 8 will bo paid | than | No more frantic kitchen-rush for mother these mornings! 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