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Evening star., 1925-11-06

and still, in each instance, be correct.
A good foundation menu is as follows:
Hors d'oeuvres
Soup Crackers Tor bread
Meat Vegetables Cat least two kinds
Salad
Dessert
Cheese and crackers
Coffee tdemi-tasse)
When fish is included in such a
menu il is delicate kind and given in
small portions with potatoes or rice.
The fish should he garnished with
parsley or cress, and may have some
sauce or merely lemon cut in slices
with it.
1t may be omitted altogether and
menu be complete for simple dinner.
First Course.
A fruit cup may be substituted for
the hors d'oeuvres. To make the cup
several fruits are cut, combined and
served in small stemware glasses. All
the juices of the fruits should be used.
This is served without any accompani-
ment Another substitute for the hors
d'oeuvres is oyster or clam cocktail.
Both are made by pouring a cocktail
sauce, which can be made by mixing
tomato sauce with a little Worcester
shire sauce highly seasoned and
having dash of toba SEQ. over three or
four bivalVeS in one of the glass cups
mentioned above. Canapes can be
used also instead of the hors d'oeuvres.
They are appetizerS, the simplest of
which consist OF deviled meat on
rounds of toast. They can he deco
rative as well as tasty tidbitS, and
usually are. The entire course may
be omitted and the dinner start with.
soup.
Meat for Main Course.
The meat is the main dish and can
not be left out or have any substitute.
1t may he a plain as the hostess
wishes or as elaborate as she can
prepare. A st, joint or game is
implied. but a steak or chops frequent
ly takes the place except for formal
meals. The vegetables should he the
correct accompa niment for the special
kind of meat if ii calls for such. A
sauce may be needed and is always
and fruit sauce or jelly are served
a. one meal.
Salad Course.
The salad should he dainty and
served in small portions. In the East
ern States the salad comes after the
meat On the Pacific Coast the salad
generally precedes the meat and some
times is a first course. 1t is not one
TO omit even though il is merely
dressed lettuce or other salad greens.
The dessert should not be left out.
either.
Final Courses.
The cheese and crackers may he
omitted. but since they need not he
expensive if an ordinary cheese is
served: it seems pity not to have this
course. The coffee in half-size cups
(demi-ta sse) does not cali for cream,
but sugar alone. However. many hos
tesses are gracious enough to give
their guests the option of cream. The
vogue of serving coffee To guests after
they have assembled in another room
is one to be recommended.
This menu can he elaborated in
many ways, such as introducing an
entree with or after the meat, by
serving fruit after the dessert, by
having nuts and raisins as final
course, etc.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
What I TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.

Tomorrow's planetary aspects are
between noon and 2 pm, when they
become overcast and dubious. This
however. is simply transitory, so that
1t does not very seriously affect the
day as whole. Anything that savors
Of intelligent effort, or concentration,
is bound to conduce TO success,
whether 1t be in the line of business
or recreation. In the afternoon there
will be sensed vibrations that must
necessa rily stimulate. and every ad-
vantage should be taken of these In
fluences to press forward to your goal
no matter what it is or where it
may lead.
Children born tomorrow will not be
altogether immune tothe vicissitudes
Of infancy, but their recuperative pow
ers will enable them to outride any
storm or stress and attain healthy ma
turity. The signs denote that there
is, in the cas- of these children, moro
to fear from accident than from sick
ness. In disposition they will be af-
fectionate, although self willed; they
will develop strong personalities and
possess great magnetism. In their
studies they will be assiduous and they
will always excel, preferring their les
sons TO outside pdSlllneS or FeCTed-
tions. Their desires or proclivities
will be clearly defined. and they should
be encouraged to work along those
lines for which they profess a prefer
ence.
If tomorrow is your birthday, you
are faithful and loyal, without having
either ambition or marked intellectu-
slity. Your mind works slowly and
you are never quick to grasp oppor.
tunity and are rarely. If ever, sure
of yourself. You have limitations. but
exaggerate them, and are more willing
to run along in well defined groove
than risk experimenting in other
paths, no matter how alluring the
prospect may be.
You are devoid of imagination and
are an ardent disciple of the creed
that bird. no matter how ungainly
II may be. in the hand is worth two
regardless of their plumage. in the
bush. You are satisfied to subordinate te
yourself to others and never feel that
you are fated TO lead or to comma nd
Your home life is happy. as your
affectionate and loyal disposition be
gets love and radiates contentment.
Well known persons born that date
are: Leonard w. Volk. sculptor: An.
drew w. White. educator and his
torian: Michael Anasnos. educator and
philanthropist: William y. Bea rd
shear. educator: Royal Copeland
United States Senator.
fCopyright la25l
Evening star., 1925-11-06
You Should Remember

That tangerine is pleasant varia
ton of the orange and will add var
iety TO the fruit course of the Winter
breakfast.
That buckwheat is not suited to
certain individuals. Unless there is
some individual reason against IT..
however, it Is A good Winter -four.
BuckWheat -four contains 81 per cent
Bodybuilding material. 1.6 per cent
of fat 16.2 per cent of starch and
per cent of mineral substances.
That leeks furnish lime, magnesium,
potassium and phosphorus. which
means that they are valuable as a
bodyregulatinG food.
That any leftover fish may be served
in a variety of ways in shells or
small Custard cups. If the fish is
crea med, 1t may he arranged in Gus
tard cups with garnishing of red pep.
pers and will thus make a very at
tractive breakfast relish.
That baked apples are delicious and
healthy If they are served with the
scooped out core filled with raisins.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
Nutrition Nuggets.

Remember that the question of meat
in the diet must be decided by a num-
her of factors. Strict vegeta ria nism
has probably created considerable
prejudice. On the other hand. the
popularity of meat itself pakes for
overinduleence. Nothing short of
determined effort to weigh all the ele-
ments carefully will he safe guide
Learn 10 distinguish between pow.
dered milk, evaporated and condensed.
Condensed milk is made by heating
and then adding sugar before evapo-
ration. Evaporated milk is merely
fresh milk with the water removed.
Evaporated milk is made by reducing
the powder, the solids of fresh milk
Careful experiments have proved
that chicken and white, fieshed fish
completion of digestion. The diges-
ton is also practically equal to that
Of meat. BY this use of the term
diSestibility we mean one thing-that
is, the completeness with which the
food is broken up by the digestive
juices and taken up by the digestive
system as whole.
Beet sugar contains more water
and less fiber than cane sugar and
also more salts. There is however
less invert sugar in beet sugar than
in cane.
Vegetables are said to furnish 81
per cent of the body building material.
] per cent of the fat and l. per cent
Of the energy food of the average
American dietary. This is according
10 work done by the United States
Department of Agriculture The
tendency now is to increase even this
proportion of vegetables in the diet AS
we are learning more and more of the
vitamins and mineral-beaGinC sub
stances which they contain.
Most of the spices used on our tables
derive their pleasant flavor from the
volatile oil which they contain. This
means that if their freshness is TO be
preserved they must be kept as far
as possible from the air so as not to
lose the delicate aroma that is de
,troyed when the volatile oils are
broken up.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

from Black Pussy the Cat was an ex-
cellent place in which TO stay a while.
So they decided they would stay, at
least until Black Pussy had left and
the way seemed clear. Black Pussy
hung around the rest of that after
noon. but at last gave up and went
back to Farmer Browns house. How
ever, she was back again the next
day. You see, her nose told her that
mice were in that hollow limb and
50 she spent a great deal of time
waiting for one of them to come out.
This. of course, they were too wise
to do. for they soon found out that
Pussy was paving a visit there every
dav Il suppose when we get up to
Farmer Browns barn wei have to
watch out for Black Pussy all the
time" said Nanny.
Danny nodded What of it, said
he in his squeaky little voice. Its
easy enough to fool her Cats are
not half 40 smart as some folks think
thew are. I would rather have Cat
hunting me than several folks | could
name. We won't have any trouble
keeping ont of Black Pussy's way
after we once reach that barn. ] never
could see any use for Cat. any way
Danny and Nanny stayed there in
the hollow limb in the Long Lane
for q week. Then they decided that
II was time to move along. Black
Pussy still paid them a daily visit,
which they didn't mind at all, but
every night Reddy Fox paid them a
visit and this they did mind. Reddy
had Just by accident happened to sniff
at the open end of that limb and had
smelled them.
we ought TO move along" squeak
ed IosEx:s to Nanny, "and we would
do II right away If we only knew
where the next hiding place Is. I'm
less there are good hiding places not
very far apart we are going to be in
danger"
I'VE are in danger staying right
here" saueaked Nanny.
True, n,y dear. quite true" replied
Danny. Still, we do not want to be
rash. Wen go along just soon as
opportunity Offers
Opportunity offered that very night
Reddy Fox had paid his usual visit
and. finding that he could not sur
prise Danny and Nanny. had gone off
hunting. Danny had just poked his
head outside for look around in the
moonlight, when who should come
along but Jimmy skunk. Danny drew
hack, Jimmy didn't see him. Jimmy
was ambling along up the Long Lane
quite as II he had made up his mind
10 60 somewhere in particular. Come.
Nanny" whispered Danny, and stole
out behind Jimmy skunk.
= Now, you know Jimmy is slow
traveller. mean by that he never
hurries. He ambles along IN the msH
Evening star., 1925-11-06
Chocolate Cookies.

One half cup margarin. one cup
sugar. two teaspoons baking powder,
one-uuarter cup milk, two ounces
bitter chocolate. two and one-half cups
-four, one egg. one-quarter teaspoon
salt Cream the margarin and add
gradually the sugar, the beaten egg.
salt and the melted chocolate. Beat
the mixture thoroughly and add the
-four. which has been sifted with the
baking powder, little at a time. alter
mating with part of the milk. Sci
away to chill. then roll out thin and
cut with a cookie cutter which has
been dipped In -four. . Bake in mod
crate oven
Evening star., 1925-11-06
.PuzzIe.Limericks.

Said the mate of vessel i
To the cap'n, What port shall we
-2-?"
Said the cap'n. Wen )
In Davy Jones =
This bloomin' old tubs sprung
-
|. The only one of its kind.
>. Look for
3. Tie up to the wharf; feminine
pronoun 1.-TWO words).
4. Closet or box fastened with
lock.
). An opening which admits a fluid.
tNOTE-The completion of this
limerick-bv placing the right words.
indicated by the numbers. in the cor
responding spaces-will show that
the crew was in a bad way. The
answer and another "PuZZlick' will
appear tomorrow.
(Copvright, 1928
Evening star., 1925-11-06
HOW TO JUDGE
HOSIERY WISELY
The clever way to make COM
parsons. How to get the
utmost in value. How to
analyze this important part
Of your apparel budget.

What need | pay many women
are asking, TO get good hosiery
Why do | have to buy SO many
pairs?" rs hosiery fimsier, poorer
than formerly?"
The answers are not SO difficult
as they seem. There are few
simple guides which everyone
should know and follow.
The situation appears confusing
but it is largely made so because
OF wild claims which one can easily
analyze and come to the real truth
Much can be saved every year il
one will shop more cautiously.
First, discount all wild claims
For instance. there is the subject
Of full fashioned" The genuine
full fashioned hosiery is hosiery
which is knit to conform to the
shape of the leg. Look for the
seam which extends from toetip to
top of stocking.
Imitation full fashioned" Is the
old style tubular hosiery with a
fake seam merely up the back.
There is no seam on the bottom OF
the foot.
The genuine 'iull fashioned"
hosiery keeps its shape-while the
tubular loses its shape after the first
washing
The chief guarantee in getting
genuine full fashioned" hosiery is
the label of the manufa oturer For
instance. when you buy kavser
hosiery you are guaranteed the
genuine full fashioned.'
Evening star., 1925-11-06
4 Man [ Met
in Paris
Gaze me, my beautiful hair
BY Edna Wallace Hopper

Gaze me my beautiful hair
BY Edna Wallace Hopper
Years ago | met in Paris IA
NOUS expert on the hair. He gave
me formula and told me to apply
it every day to my scalp with an
eyedropper.
l have done that for 90 years.
Now look at my hair-thick and
Iustrous. The envy OF thousands
who see me daily on the stage. |
have never had falling hair or
dandruff, never a touch of gray.
/ My hair is vastly more luxuriant
than 40 years ago.
| spent my 1925 summer vaca-
ton in Paris searching for new
beauty aids. And l showed that
man the hair his genius gave me.
All toilet counters now supply
that formula. 1t is called Edna
/ Wallace Hopper's Hair Youth. The
price is soc and 81. with eyedropper.
Hair Youth is concentrated. so a
little goes far. | apply it daily di-
rectly to the scalp with an eye
drepper. Just enough to dampen
I to dampen the scalp. There IL
! combats the hardened oil and dan
druff which stif1e the hair roots.
1t tones and stimulates. / can feel
it act.
The scalp is like a garden. 1t must
be cleaned and cultivated. else hair
roots cannot thrive. Give IT sclenhhc
care and my hair shows the rewards:
No man or woman who knows what |
know would ever go without my HAIR
Youth.
This coupon will bring you sample
bottle. an eyedrOpner. and my latest
Beauty Book. Send for it-NOw: All
people of all ages should employ It,.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
era nberry Jelly.

One quart cranberries, two cups
sugar. two inches stick cinnamon
one small cup cold water. one cup
boiling water, whole cloves. allspice
few grains salt. Wash the cranberries
and pour on the boiling water. Allow
them TO boil until soft, Strain through
a cola ander and add the spices, sugar
and cold water. Bring to the boiling
point and cook slowly for one-quarter
of an hour. Add the salt. mold and
chill
Evening star., 1925-11-06
Parking With Peggy

Bob says he's looking for a dream
expert to find out how much truth
there is in the one he was out With
last night"
II is A light minded engineer who
calls the COW w-Catcher his Lizzie
litter. says the Office Boy.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
Iu Jimmyis Footsteps.
IndeI ~ndencp. II ia clear.
Is fOf him who knows no fear.
Ii : I IL

Dann and Nanny Meadow Mouse
were wist enough to know when they
were we'll off You know they were on
their way from the Green Meadows up
to Farmer Browns to spend the Win
ter in his barn. There was no parti-
cular hurry about getting there. Win
ter was still some way off. So they
could afford to take their time That
hollow limb in the Long Lane in which
Danny and Nanny had found safety
Evening star., 1925-11-06

Pure silk any one can claim.
Pure dyes"-any one can claim.
So when one goes to the counter
to buy. one cannot always tell by
feel" and looks"
Some hosiery is weighted so as to
make it feel heavier II there is
any sklmping on the dyes-if pure
dyes are not used-the fabric will
rot and the life of the hosiery is
shortened.
Again. your guarantee that the
hosiery you buy is pure silk and that
pure dyes are used. depends upon
the label OF the manufa acturer. When
YOU wear Kaysers, you are guar
anteed pure silk and pure dyes
and you need have no doubts-vou
run no risk.
Your pocketbook will prove 10 you
that pure silk and pure dyes give
long wear and economy
AS to price:
To pay less than Sl50 is extrav-
agance. For that amount you can
get very satisfactory hosiery
full fashioncd-pure silk and pure
dyes.
Naturally. if you pay more YOU
get a higher grade with clocking.
lace panels, etc.
What about runs? This is
constant annoyance to every
woman. How Disappointing it is to
pay good money for a pair of hosiery
only to find after wearing them
few times that garter runs appear
A clever invention ends this an
noyance. 1t is called the Marvel
Stripes This is an exclusive fca-
ture in kayser Hosiery and saves
every kayser wearer from expense
and annoyance.
Style features? To slcnderize
the ankle. kayser offers the Slipper
Heels. This is sty,e feature
which every woman appreciates.
Colors? While itemized last. this
is of first Importance to every
woman at this time because of the
desire for ensemble matching.
All the wanted colors and tints
can be had in Kayser hosiery-thus
combining the mode Of the moment
with long wear and economy.
While the hosiery situation is ap-
parently so confusing. you will
realize that after all it is really
simple matter to reduce your an
nual hosiery budget-the first req
uisite being to decide always to buy
a high grade brand.
To specify kayscr and to insist
upoh It's Il SdlS N-dH tScilbilil-
cal way. You get the utmost in
beauty, the latest colors, and also
economy.
Kayser hosiery is made with the
principle ever in mind which will
make women gladly say;
Il prefer kayscr hosiery because
get the finest and | save about
259o per year"
You can buy fewer pairs if you
buy Kaysers because they last
longer. In making such saving
you sacrifice nothing to sheerness
and luxury.
If like thousands upon thousands
of other women. you will wear
kayser hosiery for year. your
pocketbook and your calendar will
prove to you that there need be no
puzzling questions in your mind as
to how to judge hosiery wisely.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
Form for Simple Course Dinners
BY LYDIA lie BARON WALKER.

The order in which courses should
be served for dinner often proves
puzzling to the young housewife. This
II not strange, for in different sec
Evening star., 1925-11-06
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Strained Orange Juice
Dry Cereal with Cream
Frizzled Smoked Beef
Rice Griddlecakes, Maple Sirup
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Vegetable Chowder
Toasted Corn Bread
Prune Whip
Sponge Drops Tea
DINNER.
Pea Soup
Brtilcd Lamb Chops
French Fried Potatoes
treamed Turnip
Cocoanut tustard Pie
Coffee
Evening star., 1925-11-06
RICE GRIDDLECAkES

Pour one pint warm, sweet
milk over one and one half cup
fuls boiled rice and stir until
the grains are well separated.
Add one tablespoonful melted
eggs and one cupful flour sifted
with one and one half tea
spoonfuls baking powder 0eveD
and quarter teaspoonful
salt Beat thoroughly, stir in
stiffiy beaten whites Of eggs and
bake in small cakes on well
CREASED Criddle. Serve with
maple Sirup.
Evening star., 1925-11-06
VEGETABLE CHOWDER.

E'Tfs | n Bile CHOW DER.
Cut three slices fat salt pork
into dice, then place in a kettle
with one sliced onion and cook
gently for minutes, taking
care not to burn the onion. Add
two cupfuls diced raw potatoes,
one and one-half cupfuls diced
raw parsnip and one and one
quarter cupful diced raw car.
rot; pour in three cupfuls boil
ing water, season with two tea
spoonfuls salt and quarter
teasDoonful pepper and simmer
until vegeta bleS are soft. Add
one quart hot milk. three ia.
hlespoonfuls butter and six
crackers split in halves and
serve.
COCOANUT CUSTARD PIE.
Two eggs. large one half cup
ful sugar, one half teaSpoonful
salt, one half teaspoonful tscant)
grated nutmeg, one-half cupful
shredded cocoanut. one pint
milk. This will make one pie
1t will cut firm and should
quiver like jelly.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

Across.
|. German state.
8. Blazing.
Il. Mountain nymphs.
13. Joined.
IA New England State tabbr.l.
Is. 1t is.
IL 3.1416.
is. Doctrine.
10. Woody plants.
20. Winged mammal.
21 Point of the compass.
%. Auditory organ.
-. Exists.
26 Dispa tches.
% Remain stationary.
30 Poem.
33. Init.
"a. Expression Of contempt.
SO. Wrath.
3S Father.
80 West Indian witchcraft.
Al. Toward the top.
AZ. Malt liquor.
-. Prevent.
45. A large republic tabbr.l.
sc. River in Italy.
IS. Organ of vision.
30. Initials Of A President.
81. Live Goals.
"a. Poniard.
81. Prepared
IS. Shabby.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

tions of the country menus differ.
Even in the Identical place, one course
may be substituted for another so that
confusion is easy. In considering this
subject let us take a simple course
dinner and show how 1t can be varied
Evening star., 1925-11-06

Down.
/. Car of Bulgaria.
=. Gets up.
3. Of; concerning
4. Devour.
). Northern central state "a bbr.).
6. Indefinite article.
{. Repair.
8. Pronoun.
2. Refunded
10. Prepares for publication.
-. Forefathers
13. Those who employ.
Is. Beverage.
-. Mountain range.
"a. Is suspended.
%. Eternity
2s. River in England.
so Weight
81. Born.
"a. Famous dancer.
Is. Wanders.
36. Made public.
a. Corroded.
as Printed document.
40. Turkish title of nobility.
80. Ward off
a.. Supplied with food.
40. Grow old.
50. Collegiate degree tahhrD.
So. Railway (abbrl.
IS. Like.
Sc. Goddess Of earth.
Evening star., 1925-11-06

SPEClAL-Miss Hopper is on
tour, playing picture houses under
the direction of VIM. Morris
Theatrical Agency. She will
play in Warrington at an early
Observation-Disclosures.
Belt Valley times., 1925-02-05
Pulls Own Teeth

Waiter Davis, milk dealer OF Can.
dla. N. H.. who has not missed a trip
on his route for several years, suffered
from toothache early one morning. de
went to his garage. took a pair OF
pliers from his machine. pulled ont a
wisdom tooth and then started to de-
liver milk.
Belt Valley times., 1925-02-05

..whaf.s the faref" Inquired the
woman OF the taxlcab driver, as the
conveyance stopped af her destination.
'sTwo dollars, mum. was the promps
reply.
swell, here's a dollar and half.
I'm not sueh fool as hook
"No.n said the driver. II Wish you
@ere. mum mi''-Plttsburgh Chronicss-
TelesraplE
Belt Valley times., 1925-02-05

The CONGREGATION Of church Sc
Monticello. fashionable suburb -
Santa Barbara. Cal. was thrown Into
near panic bs the appearance Of a
huge chimpankee which walked ealussy
down an aisle and seated Itself IN q
pew. The big slmsan was pet ~
asenbes ag klAa mlllionalre cplons ana
had escaped from iEs honas tive houFn
before
Belt Valley times., 1925-02-05

The "overformaI" often impede and
sometimes frnstrate business By a
illatory. tedious. circuitous way OF
conducting the simplest transactions
Belt Valley times., 1925-02-05

No ueiy. grimy streaks on ths
clothes when Red Cross BAH Blue IL
used. Good bluing gets good results.
AN groeers carry It.--Advertisement.
Belt Valley times., 1925-02-05

Over million pieces OF crockeFy
broken At Wembley have been used te
make roads and paths at the sports
ground OF the caferers.-T-Ond0n Mail.
Belt Valley times., 1925-02-05
h Depends

us marriage a faiInre1"
''You never can tell until yOu'ys
seen the wedding presents
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Tho best Swatow Quality Chinese
Irish Edges and Insertions in all
rose, rose and shamrock and rose
and wheel patterns. Only the
wider widths and regular CSC to
$1.25 qualities. Most attractive for
lingerie and dress trimmings
dainty, practical and good looking.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Hemstitched Table Sets

Pure Linen Hemstitched Table
Sets. consisting of cloth. size 54x70
inches and six 15-inch Napkins TO
match. Good heavy weight damask.
Sets usually sell for $500 ......
Evening star., 1925-09-30

This special Anniversary item will
appeal to mothers who have many
school frocks to make for the little
daughters. as well as home frocks
and aprons for themselves. All the
new Fall plaids and checks, in the
popular colors to select from. 1t is
80 inches wide.
Kann's-Street Floor