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The Washington times., 1926-08-30

DID you know that local
- fishermen have discovered
that we housekeepers were buy.
ing imported crab flakes in cansl
and that has led them to believe
that we might buy fresh crab
flakes at the fish markets?
These crab flakes sell for around
a dollar or a dollar and quarter
a pound, but on Saturday, late
in the afternoon, one may find
them selling for as low as sew
enty-five cents a pound. The
flakes are fresh and delicious
and all ready for salads, which
rival if not equal lobster. The
pound is solid meat and a half
pound is quite enough TO make
delicious salad for four people.
And speaking of lobster, In
cidentally, 1t was a new discov-
cry TO one housekeeper at least
to find that the fish stall In her
favorite market was ready and
willing to boil for her any live
lobster she might care to select
and she could watch the process
if she desired to make certain
the lobster was the original.
From this point she had a choice
of waiting or shopping while the
lobster chilled and taking it home
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
WHAT DOPE
DOES

EoR two years was a slave
TO drugs. Do you know
what that means? To begin with,
you lose all sense OF moral
values. You are incapable Of
distinguishing between truth and
untruth. You lie gIib.y. freely.
with an increasing appetite for
falsehood.
You lose all sense of humanity,
so that. when the hunger, when
the terrible hunger for dope Is on
you. you would cheerfully take
the bread from the mouth of
small child IL it would give you
what you want.
You lose all sense of cleanii-
ness. This is. indeed, inevitable.
The act of bathing, even of wash
ing, is no longer a physical de.
light; it becomes physical tor
ture, so that you shrink from the
impact of water with the same
horror as the victim of hydro
phobia.
AOu 4Oor Oh SCisS VI 1ONSs OG
regard your nearest and your
dearest merely as means to- one
gastly end-the provision of dope.
Then your nerves go. You see
things which are not there; you
hear whisperings; il you touch a
book, a chair, the contact sug-
gests something foul. The most
familiar object has dark clam
miness. - Daphne Lucas, in
Hearst's international Cogmopoli-
tan.
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
Baby Must Be Handled TactfuIly

to pour the medicine down . bad
girls throat.
Then that three-year-oId lay
perfectly quiet until the spooR-
was within q half inch OF her
mouth. While Daddy was off
guard, q small hare foot flew up
and kicked that OIL winding.
Some or 1t went In Mothers face.
Some OF it went on Daddyss clean
shirt. Some of it went on the
bed clothes and the rest down
upon the rug. But none of IT
went into Joyce.a mouth.
Oh. yes. Joyce got the spank
ing, all right. But she did not
take the oil.
BY that time Daddy was dis
gusted and Mother was hysteri-
cal. So they held little confer
ence and gave up in defeat.
And the~ next time Joyce had
cold and a little fever along
with 1t, Daddy brought home a
bottle of something that was
sweet and had a pleasant taste
and was not bit greasy. And
with apologies to all the oId-fash.
toned doctors-it did just as
much good as the oil would have
done,
The Washington times., 1926-08-30

1. LITERATURE What is a
stanza of four lines called?
2. HISTORY. The control OF
which sea made possible ancient
Rome's vast empire?
8. GEOGRAPHY. Where is the
Giants Causeway?
4. BUSINESS. What is meant
by time money!"
5. MANKIND. w hich State
leads all others in population? .
6. HUMAN NATURE. Which
two traits have gained for Stanley
Baldwin, the Prime Minister OF
Great Britain, the admiration and
respect even of his greatest OPP
ponents?
i. GENERAL SCIENCE. For
which invention is Charles
CouIomb (1736-1So6), the eminent
French scientist, best known?
s. LAW. What is meant by
appeal?
.. CIVICS. What percentage of
the Federal expenditures is now
required to pay interest and
amortization of the national pub.
lie debt?
10. ART. How do the Gobelin
tapestries get their name?
IL. MUSIC. Why is a conductor
necessary for an orchestra?
IL. HEALTH. What percentage
of the blood is water?
Answers to Saturdays Questions
1. LITERATURE. One Of the
best comedies on the English
stage. 1.-THE School for Scandal,
was written by Richard Brinsley
Sheridan 1751-1S16).
2. HISTORY. Napoleon was low
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
Test Your knowledge With
Times Daily Dozen
BY A. T., WiIbert. M. A.

ingly called by bis soldiers, THE
Little Corporal.
3. GEOGRAPHY. IreIan d has
more domesticated animals in pro-
portion to its area than any other
country in the world.
4. BUSINESS. Silver valued at
$45.6I1,568 was mined in the
United States last year.
5. MANKIND. Afghanistan Is
under the control of Great Brit
ain.
6. HUMAN NATURE. Children
should be permitted to romp bit
before they are sent to bed, be-
cause it assures them more com.
plete rest.
Z. GENERAL SCIENCE. SILK
was first invented in China, many
centuries ago.
8. LAW. Probate. courts are es-
tablished for the administration of
the estates Of deceased persons.
.. CIVICS. The decision Of the
United States to enter the World
Court was the outstanding event
of international Importance that
occurred in this country during
the last year.
10. ART. Before the introduce
ton OF painting in oils. colors
mixed with egg or gums, called
tempera, were used.
IL. MUSIC. Verdi's delightful
opera, "Falstaff," is based on THE
Merry Wives of Windsor" by
Shakespeare.
~. HEALTH. Carbon dioxide
and water vapor are discharged by
the lungs with the air. we breathe
out.
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS

UTEATHERWIsE and Otherwise
stunning II the latest nov
city in hand.painted crepe
georgette scarf that depicts
country scene with large wind
mills in the foreground. On 4 white
ground. the design was outlined
in red and black. while refresh
ING suggestion 81 green foliage
added to the refreshingIy rural
aspect.
Bearing the yoke Of advance
fall fashions. both coats and tai
lored dresses show yoles that en-
phasize the Importance OF the
dropped shoulder effect, which
promises to be one Of the out
standing features of autumnaI
STYLES.
'Tis stylish to be nude 50 TAR as
ones felt hat, suede slip-in
gloves and chiffon hose are con-
cerned. Handbags Of nude suede,
to match exactly tho gloves, are
quite spacious affairs and are.
usually mounted on gate frames.
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
How Far Should a
Girl Lead Him
On?
By Beatrice Fairfax
An Authority on the Problems Of
Love and Marriage E.


lust when and how far should
a girl lead a man on?
Is she justified in accepting his
devoted attentions when she
doesn't love him but likes the
good times he gives her? Is II
fair to encourage him even
though she feels certain she will
never love him?
All these questions puzzle j. M.
or rather they puzzle very good
friend Of J. MS. for whom she
seeks advice.
Here's her letter:
Dear Miss Fairfax:
Il have just had a letter from
= friend. She ASKS me a number
of questions and have decided
10 write to YOU for your valuable
advice before trying To reply 10
her.
I have been going about with
d friend, writes my friend, who
has piles OF money. He holds
q wonderful position. He has two
lovely cars.
He is frightfully clever and
all that. He has taken me to all
the ebest shows in town.
But he isn't a bit good look
ing-in fact. consider him ugly.
He is very tall and thin and
wears horrible glasses that mag
Nifty strongly. would hate TO
introduce him to some Of the girls
/, know because they would make
fun of him.
If / wanted to, could go
out with him every night. II
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
b xp er {
Gives Advice
to Girls

stances see no reason why she
should not cultivate his Friends
ship. That's very different
thing from trying 10 varnp him
or pretending to be u love with
him.
For ali she knows, ne may
tinorougl1ly admire her and enjoy
her companionship. yet may not
BE Ga love with her.
As for being ashamed OF him
because he IS tall. thin and home
Nv and wears glasses, that's too
silly for words. Don't you agreeg
10 condemn a man for such q
reason would bar an Abraham
Lincoln. Girls who laugh st 3
man because he's not a sheik with
pIastered hair are too light headed
to be taken seriously.
Advise your friend to cultivate
backbone and loyalty to her
friends even though they are not
handsome!
OF course, there II no reason
with other friends
The girl who accepted large
sums OF money from q yJung
man who admired her Is "a diL-
ferent class. She acted very fool.
ishly and placed herself under
serious ObligatiO
10 marry b man you dom
love Is never wise. But it's well
10 encourage the friendship Of
All the worthwhile young men
Won know. This gives love
chance, For ont OF cOngeniai
Friendship the finest, sOundest
love may develop love founded
on character. not mere good
looks. leading to happy. enduring
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
BY Z. Lamar MattheWs

Joyce had a cold and she
= had little fever along with
it. SO her mother and father
decided that she must have. a dose
of oil. That is what all the
children on both sides of the
house had always taken when
they had colds land naturally,
her young parents thought Joyce
should take it too.
Besides being very fastidious
young lady who shuddered at the
sight of anything greasy and
disagreeable, Joyce had an Unborn
hatred far castor oil. They had
been forcing it down her, off and
on, ever since she was a teeny-
weeny baby who couldn't help
herself. But now she was big
girI-going on three years old.
She watched with fascinated
eyes while mother poured tho
stuff from the bottle and walked
carefully, determinedly toward
the little bed where Joyce lay.
Hold her. Jimmie" said mother
to the child's father.
Come on, now, take it for
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
CRAB FLAKES IN THE DIET
BY Hannah Wing

with her, or, If she desired, hav-
ing the claws cracked-the body
generally dismembered-the meat
taken out ready forl use.
Whether or not ready to use
crab flakes can ever be sent very
far inland is a question. But for
those very fond Of crab flake
salad the fish people offer sub.
stitute made from haddock:
Cook two pound haddock until
tender in boiling sailed water.
Flake the fish when cool and mix
through the flaked fish two
minced pimentoes. Mix this with
six tablespoons vinegar, set aside
for a while until fish has al.
sorbed color and flavor of pi-
mentoes. .0
Mix one half cup India relish
with one cup mayonnaise.
Arrange fish on lettuce leaves
and pour the mixed mayonnaiSe
over the fish or toss the fish in
the mayonnaise and arrange on
the beds of lettuce. Cold left
over fish may be used.
The Washington times., 1926-08-30
I THE NICK
OF TIME

UsHE word nick in this phrase
ii modified form Of mock Z
which il the older form 81
notch. It appears that the
phrase arose from the old prac-
tice 81 keeping reckoning of both
time ana money BY notches On
stick. It thus came to indicate
the critical moment. the exact
time required By necessity or
convenience.
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FASHIONS
FANCIES

Looking Like q WaIIfIOwer is
the very LAST thing one would
suppose a young girl would wish
20 do; and yet printed yelveteen
iauuette blouses in wallflower
colorings and nodernistic pat
terms are considered very smart
for sports wear among the flap
per type.
Painfing the Town Red" has
always been symbolic OF a large
time. But why confine it to
the town when there is much
fun to be had at the beach?
Beach pajamas of painted linen
are considered ultra-smart and
are. being copied from those Inn
ported from Vienna. where many
OF the most startling continental
fashions originate.
Causing Quite Ripple upon
the sea Of fall millinery fashions.
ali.around ripple brim hats,
of soft felt, or thin velour, have
high sectional or draped crowns
that add to the wearer's stature
without being extreme enough to
give 4 grossly exaggerated effect.
Dotting Fifth Avenue are seen.
In many of the smartest shops
simple frocks Of dotted swiss.
most of them seen in stable
colors, such as golden brown or
navy, dotted I'm white.
Latest Leading LEATHER for
smart walking and semi-dress
shoes, is ostrich. Sometimes the
entire shoe is made of this rich
brown. soft hide and in other
instances it is merely used as
inserts and trimming on tan kid
or Russian calf models. The
vogue for ostrich shoes can be
attributed to the handbags, which
they are intended to match, for
both pouch and envelope purses,
as well as much smart hand lug
gage. ara fashioned Of this novel
ty leather. whose surface Is GOV
cred by little round welts formed
by the plucking Of the ostrich's
plumes=
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Daddy" said the big young man
persuasively, placing his arms
around the baby. But Joyce
wriggled out Of them as fast as
she could and craWIed under the
bed.
Then daddy decided that some
thing would have to be done. So
he erawled under the bed after
Joyce. At last he reappeared
with a kicking. screaming young
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Cattle Food

GILAGE corn is one of the prin.
~ cipal foods of dairy cattle,
and without corn milk would be
much more expensive than it is.
In the form of silage it is sim.
ply sauerkraut made out of the
whole corn plant instead of cab
bage and without the addition OF
salt, says Nature Magazine. Good
corn silage has a pleasantly sour
odor, and Is most healthful and
.nourlshing. food.
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$3.50. Girls Undergarment.
Cut in Sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10, Il,
IA and 16 years. A 12-year size
requires 21s yards of 36inch
material. Price, 10 cents.
1854. Dress for Junior and
Miss.
Cut in 4 Sizes: ii, Is. Is, and
20 years., A 16-year size requires
Az yards of 40-inch materiak
made with the bertha and girdA
without the bertha SIX yards WI
be quired. Price. 10 cents.
Send Zoe In silver or stamps for
each OF these patterns TO THE
WASHINGTON TIMES, Magazine
Editor. Print name and address
plainly to insure prompt delivery.
send Zoe in silver or stamps for
our UP.TO-DATE FALL AND WIN
TER I926-1927 BOOK OF FASHIONS.
state number and size OF pattern
desired.
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Household Hints
How to Bottle GOoseberries

How to Bottle UooseberFIes
The berries should be trimmed,
washed and dried. Then place
them into wide.mouthed bottles,
and bind a rag around each
bottle. Place them in a large
wide pan of cold water. and stand
this over the gas until the
water boils. Take the bottles
out, and on the following day fill
them with boiling water. The
berries must be covered with the
water. Now pour in a little salad
oil. Cover securely with bladder,
and keep in a cool dry place. DO
not disturb the bottles until the
berries are required for use.
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large sums OF money from him
for Christmas and birthdays,
which naturally led him to hope.
She doesn't love him but
feels that she should marry him
because she has kept him ION
the string so long. She has
even asked her religious advisor
what she should do. He is going
to think 1t over and let her know
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Costly Service

EREE service in the placement
of teachers rendered by the
Wyoming State Department of
Education during the year, If
paid for at commercial rates,
would cost the teachers nearly
$4,000.
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Venus Slipper

TOR ladys slipper, the. common
4 name moccasin flower Is
used. The name alludes to the
shape of the flower, which bears
fanciful resemblance to the
moccasin, says Nature Magazine.
The technical name, Cypripedium,
is derived from two Greek words
and mean7 Skipper OF Venus
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gise the slightest hint that wish
to see anything. he jumps at the
chance to take me. And he all
ways acts like a perfect gentle
man.
But you know that inner feel
ing we girls sometimes have just
before something happens! Well
it tells me now that things cant
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ster under his arm.
take 1t darling" begged the
father. Here's a quarter. III
give 1t to you the minute you
take your medicine.
But Joyce clinched her small
white teeth and defied them.
You will take 1t, answered
Mother. Hold her. Jimmie.
Hold Tier nose. And very de.
termined young mother prepared
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until they come to climax?
i know a girl who has been
corresponding with a certain
young man for about six years.
He lives in the country, 50 she
has only seen him about five
days a year.
!. There was not much affec-
ton on her side. but he thought
lot of her and she accepted
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Do You Know?

An extraordinary geraniun,
"A christened "Pepperrnent Bulls
Eye, was exhibited III London
recently. Thick velvety leaves
give out strong scent Of pepper
mint, while the flower itself. q
4 pale naauve color. has no scent
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