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v Beauty Hints u
. By Jane Heath 1
YOU can’t trot off in the glaring
summer aun and think your eyes
are goltig to look lovely and your
eyelashes fetchingly long — unless
you take a few minutes out for a ;
wee bit of care.
The nun has a tendency to make i
y.;ur eyes seem 1
pa 1 e and your
lushes practically
J/tyyA cbh-eXI stent. All
jg^\\ you have to do to
/^X overcome this i
Use Ktirleim. Il
7 i is a .-.cfcnUflally
t ' compounded olnt
mtnt hfadh of rich nattwbl oils
Appfylit on this leaver lashbs, if will
bring out pielr natural tone and you
wnWarndm it WproM«3 long
nilky growth.
Don't . fail to pack Kurlash in
your bag — or »,
slip it in .your to
k* a i
gatfeetr cm r 1 s
your eyelashes >
In thirty see- f^\'r7-I
ond»—and it Is j Q
thirty-, seconds I-
welt Spent. Curled lashe's are bo
Important—they make your eyes
look, larger, and in the sunlight
throii flattering, subtle shadows
that are cirri rantoed to fascinate
eligible xpajes.
And'rww for nwinimingi Did you
know the liquid mascara called
Lauhtlut is not pn)y delicately per
fumed, but Waterproof f
For tea dances at tho vacation
— resorts when
— j— 'x you ate wearing
pastel or flower
GJ3jL2xx7y«l printed frocks,
II the nsw e ' ,! ’
TK V~ 1 .111 ors in Shadette i
Rr Mil shadow
II M Aqua blue, !
// spring green, j
/I W royal blue, vio- I
// ■ let, light blue
(( r 2 olive green. Ail I
magnificent with
■un-tanned or golden browned skin.
For dandng uhder the summer
moon, we know of nothing more ex
citing than shading your eyelids
with cither gold or silver The es
feet Is really glamorous! F
B«ada of Coral a» Charm
The Romans used to hung bends
•f red coral on the cradles and round
the neck of Infautsjsto “preserve and
fasten their teeth" atiii save them from
“tlie falling sickness” it was consid
ered by soothsayers ns a charm
against lightning, whirlwind, ship
Wreck and fire. Sbmt say it should be i
worn round the neck of children as a
prAeHative ngalnst "nts, sorcery.
eikanni and pnlnon.”
N»»ro*t es Fi«ed St«r»
The nearest of the fixed stars la a
CnntuaN, a bright star visible only In :
the toutfieru hemisphere, The <ji«
tandn of thin star Is mb that Ils light i
takwt*<mr years nnd throe months tv
ranch us.
Earope Still Growing
In the year 1350 the estimated pope
tatlon of Europe was 100.00ti.000. Dur ,
Ing the nest 350 years, the age of the ।
J».|uisMnn. witch trials ind other man
trestatlon* of superstlti^i, the popuW '
ftoo luernnscd but 10 per cent.
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UNCLE NATCHE: AL ~ ~
CgE^UN CLE NATL RECKON WE BETTAHI
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SNIPPER! f ^.kc?LTL 8E FO IT j i
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Time Out for a Quick “Pick-Me-Up”
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Ruth Martin, Noreap Csrr, Dorothy Day, and Katherine Aldridge keep up
their energy without losing their trim figures by drinking unsweetened
Hawaiian pineapple Juice between scenes on a Hollywood set.
STANDING around in beautiful
clothes is a lot tougher than it
sounds; partievjaiTy When there is
a buttery of i.’J lights glaring at.
you. Tbo most beautiful and most
photograplied girls in tho world
have diswerrd this for t .emsclves
in their infti >1 film an ; .r • in
Walter Wangc r s “Vo^uas of 1338,’’
now in 1>: elm J n. The mo t beau
tiful models in New York were im
ported by the Hollywood studios to
wear the creations cl world famous
couturiers. The job of looking
beautiful all day taken a lot of
enerr ' tut the girls don’t dare run
the ri of •milling even a fraction
of a po’.mo i.o to solve the problem,
keeplm; tli'ir figures and their en
orgv, flm ' ii 1 took to drinking tm- I
sweeten? <.;:'w,'iian pineapple Juice ;
betwe. n reen--; Those four: Ruth j
Martin, N<ve,m Garr, Dorothy Day,;
and Katherine Aldridge- find that I
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I Nibble and stay thin Is the motto of the bridge playing hostess who
i fortifies her guests with grapefruit peel candied in pineapple juice in
! stead of chocolates and bonbons.
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A CANDY to delight the woman
who hi watching her waistline
I is prepared by cooking thin strips
I of grapefruit peel in u sirup made
; of Hawaiian pineapple juice and
I sugar The result is a delicious i
; candy with a gumdrop consistency j
l and the true pineapple flavor To
, add color to the pool the s’rup may
I bo tinted . itii vegetable coloring,
i and for variety the peel may be cut
| in fancy shape.- before cooking.
> The tested recipe follows:
< Candied Grapefruit Peel
I Wash grapefruit skins, remove all
I membrane, leaving the thick white
■ and yellow rind, and cut iulo strip : ‘
I about three inches long and three-1
eighths of an inch wide. Place riutl in;
a kettle and cover with cold water. ’
two cans of pineapple juice and
four straws give them just the right
lift to get them through the morn
ing pleasantly.
Cinema stars, however, are not
tho only women in the world who
have a strenuous job and a desire
to keep a trim figure. Housewives
and young business women every
where have the same problem and
they are not immune from mid
afternoon or mid-morning fatigue.
As a "pick me up” that neither puts
on unwanted poundage or spoils
luncheon or dinner appetites, pine
apple juice provides n remarkably
qui<k-actlng energy restorer. The
vitamin content of the juice is a big
help in keeping the body fit too.
Doctors and dieticians recommend
■ the use of unsweetened fruit juice
I between meals for hungry children
। ralhw than heavy foods that will
h ill the appetite for r nlar meals,
Bring water to a boil and boil for
fifteen minutes. Drain and repeat
process twice. Rinse peel with cold
water and drain thoroughly. Mako
a drtip, using one cup of I’uwaUan
: pineapplq juice to on cup of sugar.
Bring sirup to a 1 !l and boil for
. ten minutes beset • adding peel.
Sirup khouhl just •• .’■ r the i«L
Bring sirup to a good boll and then
turn heat low io sirup will siminer
gently Conk until skins become
glazed and have aburbed all tho
sirup. Lay candled peel on a tray
covered with w.x<ni paper so dry
(CVirnj-b! i. Th n roll v» ’> strip
lin granulated sugar One cup of
I sugar and eno cup of kße ■ '-viH
make enovcb sirup io rev tho
I peel from two grapefruit of medium
•sizo (about 2 cups ci fruit peel).
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train which will bo operated on a ■
fast schedule, two round trips daily ,
between Philadelphia and New York I
City by the Reading Railway Sys- :
tern, is being built by the Edward G, ;
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Hints to Gardeners
by Harm Dreues
Vegetable Expert
Ferry Seed Inetituth
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Locate Crops, Logically
rpHINGS to remember:
X If you have a choice of loca
tion for your gm? :l ci, choose a place
where there is plenty of sun, away
from trees. Tree roots take nour
ishment from the ground and shade
the garden from the sun.
Work the soil deeply, making the
top thre^ or four inches as fine and
loose as possible.
If you have had little experience
and. wish to try vegetables which
are easiest to grow, plant radishes, .
carrots, beets. Swlc-; chard and tur
nips. Witli a good-sized garden you
might also try spinach, peas, beans
and corn.
If your garden is small and you
want to gel the most satisfactory
returns, try th- following quick
growing vegetable-.: Radish, leaf let
tuce, beets, carrots, peas and be ms.
You can r<: lcnt most m these after
space has been made for th«m by I
early harvest.
Try tearing just n coiner from
the seed packet, and tap the seeds
into Gw ilriil or ium. v.
For bettor germination; pour
water into the drill or furrow just I
before sowing. Vue enough water
to molten the soil but not enough i
to cau. o caking.
Do not plant s -Is deeper than
directed.
After planting, cover the seeds Im- I
mediate!-.', pw- .iiie the soil down
firmly. This briti':;; seed into u tact
with the soil particles and faclli'ites
। growth.
Know You* Language
By C. L. Bushnell
School of English,
Intcrnatii ri I CorrtMMJr.dence
Schoch
THE English language is capable j
of some odd paradoxes, as is il- •
lustrated by the following senten
ces:
“When the ciash cccu.-ed the
pilot was in charge of the ship.”
“When the ciash ?cu ■ -.1 the
ship was in cl.arg? of the pilot.” _ I
Each of the two sentences is j
factually nnd rranwiaticaUy cor- I
rect. Their meuw . j- ar. Both
tell the rcadui tha die ship was j
being directed by the pilot when
the crash occurred. But if the
phrase “in charge of” is given
exactly the same sense in both sen
tences, the latter sentence will ac
tually say that when the crash
occurred the ship was directing the
pilot. Our min-i. subconsciously
make iha necessary distinction be
tween the sense in which the same
phrsuse is used in the two sentences.
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Budd Manufacturing Company in
। Philadelphia. It 13 the first stainless
I steel train in the Middle Atlantic
; states. The cars are luxuriously ap
i pointed with interiors of bright and
I modern color combinations. Each of
I the three reclining chair cars has a
Salmon Week Salutes Lent! f
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o Salmon a la King With English MuHins f
By Carolyn Ev?ns
Canned Salmon Industry t
FAST days and feast days! Tkcr’i'e [
almost identical when L;t ten ,
meai-plitnners bivo '■ T' A o ♦«» I
bright new sheaves to Up Ji ce.
hooks. And now, canned salmon, in
whose special honor tha week el
February 12 to 29 is set a; m. Just
at the beginW^g t f ta * ■ ■"..
offers its salute to Lenten n ’ us. i
This familiar s-a-tes ! ■ j’ <• '
brightly on winter ,>wntm of ail
descriptions. Avr."::HM;; :i mar
hets, inexpensive, mitniiors, crm;md
salmon is capable o i> : r ■ a;il
sorts of delicious Lent . ; p .’.a.
LENTEN LUNCH LOK
Sliced orange—C- J ped "'V? " u ‘‘
cup—Salm ,t a !
muffins--Ginger hr-vd jvly w
cakes frosted vilh m am -t.-t.
Salmon a la L
e English rnttfSns ' ;
1 p.iuitd canned ' r " ? ' r ‘' ' s
Sa Iraan 1
2 cups lain whits ■' ■ ■
sauce 2f " ,' ", .
la up. celery salt ‘ ■ .■ vv .)
Dash'rtu perper
Names of Fr.bric lar-ods
I The longitudinal threads <•■ >Ti.:V
are called warp, caine, twist, and or
ganzine. The transverse threads are
called weft, shoot, woof tilling and
' tram
Bacteria First 1,’,.d0 ■ >s
It Is believed l! d hvtv t h..,. ex
isted since the • ! I - , . rr-
evolution of the plant world, and tlud
bacteria were among the first, possi
i Idy the m ' b L;.'- . 'lf ■ ' ” wuri '
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John Dick"' -. fat: w of
Dickens, the novelist, had eight chit
dren. as follows: F. '"tet '
Burnett; Charles; Alfr i' .. lln
hood); Letitia; Harrie’ • id in
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smoking lounge room, while the
center car is fitted with a kitchen,
dining room and cocktail lounge.
Tho end car is a spacious observa
tion lounge. This streamliner is to
be pulled by a new steam locomotive
sheathed m shining stainless steel.
J, toast end butter muffins.
■ Flake rrdmon —add ether ingredi
, hr spi-ng p SK yolks) and
. bring to a boil. Stir in yolks. Ar
. . .., . toasted muffins in halves
Jp ; ■ r. o.vr with Salmon ala
’ . sj; . ce other half muffin on
i;..,rvoi:. ep with a slice of tomato
aut. .. .-tiUli with watercress.
! cilTfcN DINNER
'rr" rut am! pineapple juice—
-:.u . -- eitc.iucd salmon roll
• him .; snuee — Baked rice —
Leituce—Tine-. : nd Island dressing
i. . . i.i-rbct—Coeoanut Balls —.
Coffije. “
Litam:.! Salmon Roll
1 '.x.n.l _:u-.rie<l 2 tsps minced
v. l.non parsley
j 4 mrlter 4 t^gs
i, ,• ’ Up. celery salt
\ c- ? line br?; i Dtsh pepper
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■.'"l. I’ix well with butter.
. J ”;s '"Either. Add
. •• ■ T.. with salmon and
o buttered mold with
■ - w . 1 rm fur one hour.
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Vvh-n Antelope Were Useful
A stud'. • unciCht stone pictures
on the Uoltimb a river suggests that
the residents lumod antelopes as both
beasts of burden >md as milch “cows."
Kertrlct I.>t*.v-flaking in London
Lh :d a>.t ter ■ .• i In the metropoli
tan <!;• 1 b t of I j.inl .n are prohibited
IT : . >: : Io -by n tioliee act
Os ireany lu years ago. All these dis
tricts ore dealt with by the home of-
Vot : -e Yovr Porterhouse
f is cherry red !■
t .i . .. L .tn expert of the de
partment of animal husbandry at Ohl».
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