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Evening star., 1928-04-19
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

coffee, and nothing else. The mid
morning broth boats always serve won't
hurt YOU and will keep YOU from being
too hungry al lunch time. For lunch:
Soup. several green vegetables, salad,
ice cream or a milk pudding-or an egg
dish. several green vegetables and a
salad, and cooked fruit Half o roll
ard butter. no potatoes. Tsa--as much
as you ike, but nothing 10 eat, since
sandwiches or cake are stagchy and
eonst!pating. Dinner: Soup. fish or
else chicken. two green vegetables and
q salad. ice cream or cooked fruit, fresh
fruit afterward, rsiSins and nuts II
YOU aren't reducing.
This menu. combined with the cleans
ing and astringent hot salt water baths
ard the see, air. should give you clear,
fresh. delicate skin at the end OF the
trip. Your digestion as well as your
body rests. you are nnt so apt to be sea-
sick. YOUR blood viii be thinned and
purified by the diet and you should feel
q aoA better.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Apple Dumplings.

Roll the pastry in a thin sheet and
cut Il Ill rounds. Place whole canned
peach or cored appls in the center OF
each round of pastry Do not remove
the stone Of the peach. as II seems 10
give the dumping an extra good
favor. Sprinkle sugar over the fruit.
dot with butter and bring the edges OF
the pastry together over the apple or
peach. Sake in muf1n pans in mod
crate oven. II the oven is too hot the
crust will brown before the fruit is
cooked through. Serve hot with hard
sauce or liquid sauce
Evening star., 1928-04-19

the illustration 50 cheerful. attractive
and restful that you would like TO use
its scheme of decorating and furnish
ing in one OF your own rooms.
This room has been arranged by the
owner Of lovely old country home and
is 70 be used for her little grand
daughter.
The woodwork is ivory and the walls
are a delicate flesh pink. The roller
shades are Of glazed chintz with Q
pink ground and small floral design in
light blue. yellow and green; the glass
curtains. white organdy; draperies.
flesh pink wolfe. and the shirred valance
and tiebacks of hydrangea blue plain
glazed chirt1.
The large round rug Is In blue. tan.
cream and rose and the chair In covered
with olue-grcund chintx. And, of
course, as you might expect. the bed
spread is of white orEandy wtth fiutecI
wif1eg
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Rutterscotch Sauce.

To one cupful Of boiling water add
one cupful OF brown sugar. two table
spoonfuls of -four, one-tourth teaspoon
Of salt and Speck of cinnamon
which have been thoroughly mixed to-
gether. Cook until the -four has lost
its raw taste and the mixture thick
ems. stirring constantly 10 prevent
Jumping and sticking Beat in two
tahleSpoon.uls of butter and half a
teaspoon Of vanilla. This may be
served as a hot sauce on ice cream, Gus
taTds or puddings.
Evening star., 1928-04-19

tinued nursing isn't going to improve a
child's chances TO get teeth, If they
aren't already hopping in before he Is
year old. And just because he is
undernourished or badly nourished
his chances of being III while teething
are increased. So, nursing makes all
that worse instead Of better, as so
many obliging neighbors tell young
mothers.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Home in Good Taste
ny SARA HII..A%D.
tCopyriEht. 1asSl

Here is a window treatment COM
posed ~of four different materials
seems a bit complicated but when ac-
compliShed the effect is really simple
and the fabrics inexpensive.
The roller shades are Of nowered
chintz; the glass curtains of organdy:
the overdraperies voile and the valance
and tiebacks Of plain glazed chintG
You would find the room shown in
Evening star., 1928-04-19
Use of Skirt Material
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Costume SHIPS are often made with
b square of the skirt material finished
OF to be used as a neck scarf. A pleate0
figured silk slip is then worn with a
plain cclcTeo overhlouSe---with the neck
square 10 give the ensemble effect. Still
newer trick is 10 save some of the
skirt material to use to make into bows,
Finish strips Of the skirt material of
Evening star., 1928-04-19

Let me reiterate this. The best ad-
vice I can give mothers Is to wean the
baby early in the Spring II nursing
through the Summer will carry him
past the first year. There are conceiv-
able cases where II has been done with
out injury, but that doesn't make IL a
good general practice just the same.
Rules are made for the many not the
few.
Evening star., 1928-04-19
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

smaller breast somewhat, but what you
need most is q general upbuilding pro-
gram, as you are very thin. Hold the
right arm out straight and swing 1t
across your body. keeping elbow straight.
Repeat 10 times. Your correct weight
Evening star., 1928-04-19

china and glass that sparkle like
~ diamonds II. drained dry with
out towels.
Never a trace of soapy film
dishes shine spick and span in far
less time.
Your precious hands kept white
and smooth {: in spite of three dish
wsshings day!
Madam, that's what Super Suds offers
you ssaa new way to wash dishes
that's faster, easier, safer than any
you've ever tried be-
Evening star., 1928-04-19

fore.
It's a new type of
soap made in tiny.
thin.walled beads"
thatdissolvesinstantly
Ess whisks away all
grease and CRIME =.
rinses quickly /.
leaves dishes glisten.
ing clean ~. without
q trace Of soapy film!
Already thousands
have adopted this new
Wemsg marpsI 1ebsW they
sts fbsss bsa6s ef sosP mag.
sl6sa Thu hbbotpfbsy ieek.
Evening star., 1928-04-19

GHE FRONT BOW APPEARS ON
MANY OF THE NEW BODICES-
AND IN THIS CASE HAS A CON-
PANION BOW AT THE LEFT HIP
AND SMALL BOWS AT EACH
WRIST
INTO five or six inch strips like ribbon
with q narrow hem along the edge.
One Of these bows may be used at the
front. another az the hips, and bows
from narrower strips may be tied 10
Evening star., 1928-04-19
This frankly written advertisement tells about
wonderful new soap that makes dishes sparkle
and yet cannot harm your hands.

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Now we urge you earnestly and sin.
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any intelligent woman to overlook.
This is a0hy it's so good
No other type of soap is like Super
Suds. No other type OF soap can give
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Evening star., 1928-04-19
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Evening star., 1928-04-19

soap ever created. Four
times as thin as chip soap.
That's why it dissolves
So quickly why il rinses
insta ntly :. why IL saves SO
much time and energy TOO.
Super Suds Is not made
Evening star., 1928-04-19

iusr for dishwashing alone, You caS.
use il for laundry work, too.
There's mo- need to use your wash,
board now. No need 20 scrub AID rub
until your back just aches from the
strain.
- And with Super Suds You'll
- save much time in rinSing II
disSolves so completely that
Evening star., 1928-04-19

bUPER suns IL grsat fer dstba Waibias. GFs tbs@
s~smy is 10 Hwa No rubbing. sfrsbbis1, o. Gstrw
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The Western outlook., 1928-03-10
CORRESPONDENTS must mail

CORRESPONDENT must mail all
letters for publication at their main
postoffice sufficiently early on Mon
day Tor Sunday of each week to
have them reach The Outlook office
OH Wednesday morning. and always
write their names and that of their
city or town on the outside of the
wrapper about returned copies. Tn
less this latter is done, proper credit
cannot be given you. Lists of names
wedding presents. etc, obituary no
tices, inquiries for relatives ane
line, six words to a line. Our rate:
for display advertisements will bt
sert on application.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-10
VALLEYNEWS
Bv Vera WvSinger

The funerals of Clarence Brown
and John Henry were held Saturda"
week at the MADEIRA funeral chapel.
Rev. Davis, Of Oakland. ofhciated.
Clarence Brown leaves three broth
efs: one sister. Mrs Annie Houston:
and two nieceS, Mabel Brown and
Mildred McClendon. to mourn his
loss. John Henry had no known
relatives He came to Maoera at the
age of IA. The two friends in fife
became two friends in death. Mrs
Beulah Maxwell and son Leslie and
her two ssters-in-law motored down
from Oakland to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Sadie Sims, director of Las
Serenaios Glee Club, and president
of the Frances Harper Club. has
been confined to her bed. Doctor
Wallace reports her better at this
writing.
Mrs. Minturn is confined to her
he'd, seriously i'll. Her daughter.
MIS-. MYRTLE Young, of Pittsburg, is
here, attending her mother.
Sunday, the Odd Fellows lodges
of Hanford. Fresno, and Baker sfield
held joint meeting at Hanford.
Besides the main address and Odd
Fellows rituals. programme was
rendered consisting of the following
Piano solo, Mrs. Ollie Clarke. of
Fresno; vocal solo, Mrs. Lewis, of
Hanford; duet. Willie Hill and Sadie
Fields, Of Hanford; reading, Mrs. S.
Averv. of Fresno; saxophone solo,
Otis Edmondson. of Fresno; and
Life of Peter Ogden, William Burns
of Fresno.
Nj. and Mrs. R. G. Wvsinger
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Conner
:, motored to Hanford to attend the
: Baptismal services at the Baptist
church. and also attended the Odd
' Fellows ceremonv. Other out-of-
\ town guests were-Thelma Young.
y Vera Wvsi1ger, Edna Young. Mil
dred McCiendon. Menhoma Thur.
man, Mrs. L. McCIendon, Milton
Williams. Alberta Ross, and Ruth
a Hamilton, of Fresno; Mr. and Mrs
Bartlett ard Mrs. Allen of Tulare
< Mr.. and Mrs. Holt of Porterville.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-10
Classified Advertisements
CHILDREN CARED FOR

Is there little bov or girl Who
reeds a delightful, SUNNY, sanitary
home, while mother works, or for
other reasons? You will find such
home al 1882 California street.
Mother Simmons will be glad 10
receive YOU. West 1897. 2-25
The Western outlook., 1928-03-10
SUFFERED A STROKE

Mrs. Lotta Walton, who arrived
from Los Angeles last weeH to visit
Wr. and Mrs. James Dawson. of
Berkeley, suffered a Slight stroke of
PARALYSIS and is now in the Highland
hospital. Mrs. Walton was a Sacra-
mento girl, and we'll known around
the bay region several wears ago.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-10
ROOM TO LET
FOR SALE

PkNO---An exceptional buv. only
SO lakes il; you cannot tell it from
new; good tone. Phone or Call on
T1urrk t'ieISU
The Western outlook., 1928-03-10
WORK WANTED

By reliable man. No choice Of
work. Janitor, house work, window
cleaning or yard. Write or apply
at Western Outlook Office, 1916
7th street, Oakland.
The Western outlook., 1928-03-10

Rev D. G.. Allen has resumed the
pastorate of the Church of Christ
on 29th street and invites the public
and his friends to attend services
All axe welcome Seats free.
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
SILENT STATIONS
KFUo, KFH, WEBB. Wa
WILT, WRNY, WBOQ' hro]A'
KOA.
Hemminhaus, contraltoes.

Hemminhaus, contraltoes.
The Ponchieli opera is just about
colorful enough to rate a place n
the usual grand opera repertoire
ana aside from the notable dance
Of the Hours"--which Soderoz VI
chestra did rather poorly last even.
inQ-has no real outstanding Iea-
lures other than the employment
of q fairly large cast OF principals
giving opportunity for singers TO pe
exhibited. Last evening, however,
Nine. Fjelde and her two contrallo
associates made the performance
distinctive by the superb way III u
which they say the parts assigned
to them. n,,,
The Norwegian soprano mas only
recently been given grand opera
opportunity and she has made gooo
in every performance. Possessed OF
q voice OF great range, pure tone
and dramatic quality, she uses ~
with rare intelligence. Opera goers
VIII seldom hear "Giaconda better
sung. either on the stage or by
radio. than the soprano star gave
Ii last evening.
In most respects last evening was
q washington night on the wave
lengths. The most elaborate fea'
ture Of the evening was the com.
bination exhibitio n.broadcast OF
WMAL at the Washington Indus
trial Exhibition where the station .
evening program was produced IN
full View Of the assembled exposi-
ton audience. Director Will Pier
son explained how broadcasting was
done to the watching spectators and
then proceeded to do 1t, with his
usual Wednesday evening enter.
tanners.
In the WRC outburst. Irene Hard
ing Jones. organist. gave an excel
lent organ recital during the Kilt
hour beginning at o'clock. After
Frederick William Wile's weekly
lecture on political affairs, Erma
Calvert and Kin Carroll entertained
as the W. B. a A. subsidies. Am
brose DurkiI1, basso, was the soloist
of the rather good Pepco concert,
and the toothpaste and overshoe
subsidies delivered their best, as
usual, with Caroline Andrews as
star Of the Goodrich feature.
Abroad what one might call a
predated st. Patrick's Day celebra-
ton was quite amusing from WOR
in the middle evening and a trio OF
young women entertained with fine
singing from WJR. The Siumber
music program Of VIZ was not
able. In fact. these late VIZ pro-
grams are very much worth tuning
because OF the variety Of fine music
offered and the expert way in which
1t is played.
The Washington times., 1928-03-15

age when 4 youthful appearance is
OF the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
tke troublesome task of gathering
tie sage and the mussy mixing at
home. All drug stores sell the
ready.to-use product for only Is
cents, improved by the addition Of
other ingredients, called ''Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" It
ID very popular because nobody can
discover It has been applied: Simply
meisten your comb or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at
time BY morning the gra: hair
disappears, but what delights the
ladies' with Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phnr Compound, 10 that, besides
beautifully darkening the hair after
few applications, 1t also produces
that soft 1ustre and appearance Of
abundance which Is so attractive.
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
The TougIlestOId
Cough
Can Now Be Stopped

Obstinate. lingering. coughs-the
kind that hang on and hang on and
rob a man of his sleep-the kind
that makes him peevish and all
worn out.
Those are the breed of coughs
that prove that common sweet
cough syrups are about as useful
as a bottle OF ginger pop.
The quickest and surest way to
get rid Of q persistent, contrary,
die hard cough is to take q tea
spoonful Of Bronchuline Emulsion
four times day.
This REAL cough medicine il
made TO stop the old tirners-the
tough ones-the obstinate ones
and it does 1t without any loss Of
time.
And remember, there is no chloro.
form--no sugar--no dope in this
grand cough medicine. It is a pre-.
scription for stubborn coughs and
that's the kind it speedily conquers.
For ordinary coughs-two doses is
usually enough. Peoples Drug
Stores will gladly supply you 50
will dealers everywhere.
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
WILBUR To RIDE
WAVE LENGTHS

Climbing on band wagons being
one of the favorite sports OF dis
tinguished Americans these days,
Secretary Of the Navy Curtis D.
Wilbur intends to vary the idea this
evening by taking a ride with the
u. S. Marine Band along the wave
lengths. and telling the well-known
multitudes that listen to radio
broadcasts what's what and why
and how and when in the United
States Navy!
The excursion of the Secretary of
the Navy will be manifest to
listeners at 1880. after the band
under Capt. Taylor Branson's direc-
ton has played half an hour of
unusually fine music. And after the
Secretary has spoken about the
Requirements of the United States
Navy the band will play another
half hour of equally fine music. Mu-
stefan Wilbur D. Keiffer, an artist
with the vibraphone, is to be the
soloist of the evening and the en-
tire program will be a typical Bran
son program, which is to say that it
will be very much worth hearing.
ERVA GILES
RETURNS TO MIKE
At o'clock listeners will receive
another big feature, in many re.
spects quite as big feature as the
band concert, because Erva Giles,
soprano. long absent from the MIC
rophoTe, Is to be heard as program
ffnofA ~ q nathan ~ icf In
dc Leatl1, contralto, in the Dodge
exercises. Perhaps Miss Giles has
figured In broadcasts as one of the
fine unidentified sopranos we've
baen hearing as soap bubble or
chewing gum or oyershoe subsidies.
But she hasn't appeared as herself,
and az herself she possesses one
Of the best voices for radio con-
certizing we know anything about.
We can, and do, say the same thing
for Miss de Leath, than whom there
is none than Whorner.
With these two special features
filling the early program hours the
Hooverites and the synthetic Eski-
mos will have to go some to hold
up the latter end OF the evening.
The Swanee Syncopators will pro-
vide the final dance tunes of the
WRC evening.
From WMAL one may tune
another OF Gertrude Kreiselmans
real organ programs from the In
dustrial Exposition at o'clock. At
9 the City Club Duo viii perform
and at GAS strong bid for late
evening honors will be made by
the George washington String
Quartet, which includes Herman
Weihe, first violin; Seymore Rosen-
berg, second violin; Paul Crop,
viola and Spencer Prentiss, cello.
Big time music comes from WIZ
throughout the evening, none being
more important, however, than the
exhibition Nat Shiikret will make
OF his orchestra in the Maxwell do
ings beginning at o'clock Shil-
kret and his men will provide the
entire program. A feature OF the
evening will be the presentation of
Comm Thru the Rye" as solos
by different instruments and finally
with the full orchestra. In the
Ampico hour at $50, WIZ will
present j. Milton Delcamp. pianist,
as soIoist
Elsewhere the Brooklyn Sym
phony Orchestra will entertain from
WNYC at 5:45 and at Sis H. T.
Peters will talk about the income
tax from WRHF. There will be
Philharmonic concert from W0R
at $40 and the Naval Academy
Band performs from VIDAL at 10.
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
LOCAL PROGRAMS

INTERCHANGEABLE
A. M.
1o:o0-Dr. Royal 8. Copeland Hour
from n. y. c. studios.
11:oo--"The Relation of Color Har-
mony in Hosiery to women's
c1othing," BY Helen Louise
Reed. courtesy OF Pa1ais Royal.
: 11:15-Radio Household Institute
11;3o--shopplns with Bah.
p. M.
12:00--Farm Flashes
12:10--George r. Ross. pianist.
broadcast from keith's Thea
1:oo--Archie Skaters Lotus orches-
1900 to S:2S--Parnassus Trio: Men
tai Exercises" by Prof. Ernest
Wood; Maurice Tyler, tenor;
Hancock; Manhattan Trio;
Kenneth Casey and His Or
chestra; Van and His Orches-
ira and Waldorf-Astoria Or
chestra.
6:25--Motion Picture Guide.
6;30--Dofsch's Dough Boys
7:oo--concert BY the United States
1:so-"onr Navy Requirements" BY
the Secretary Of the Navy
s:0o--Dodge Brothers program.
s:30-Hoover 3entinels.
9:00--Correct Time.
9:00-Clicquot Club Esl6imoa.
Goldsmith Brothers.
10:30---Weather forecast.
10;30--Swanee Syncopatora
-washington--24s
7:00---"News Flashes" from Times
Herald studio.
7:15--Supper dance program by Les
Coivin's "Columbiana."
S:00--Correct time, through courtesy
of A. Kahn. Inc.
S:00--Gertrude Kreiseiman. organist.
Society Club Duo--''Bill and Bill"
s:ts-Dorothy Batchellor. pianist.
9:30--"Science News OF the Week
Is the the Earth CLEANSING
Speed 2 " presented by Science
s:4S-The George Washington String
fi narts siclin: s ssymor. Ro sns.
Gropp, viola. and Spencer
1O:1S--aLstssf news FlashsE' from
Times-Herald studio.
WRHF-WaShingto n--322
1o:oo-Household talk by Gladys
1o:ss-Hsaith talk by DR.. ". $. whit
1o:3O--HaIf- hour Of music.
11:00--Advertlsers period.
r. M.
S:l5--The Town Crier.
6:00-Ol0-t tunes.
6:1S-Income tax talk by H. T.
Peters.
6:3O---MusfcaI program.
WTAG-~WOrcester -560-B17
9:O0--WEAF Program.
KFI-LOs Angelee--64O-46S
1I:00--Concert Pianist.
12:0O-Network-D Dodge Program.
12:30--Network, Moon Magic.
A. NJ.
1 :0D--VioTinist.
Observation-Disclosures
r. M.
11:00-"ThA MeIodettes."
12:00--Network.
1:o0--Ellis Orchestra.
Al
6oO-S0s.2
11:00--PiEgly Wiggly Program.
12:00--Specia1 Program.
KPO-San Franei6cO-~71O.422.3
11:00--NStwork.
A. NJ.
2:oo--KPO Orchestra.
KJR-seattIe-se0-sls.e
I1:30--ABC Chains.
A. M.
1:00--Meyers Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
Senator's Will Speak
/. At Legion Post Dinner

Senator'S and Representatives viii
mingle with World War veterans
tonight at the annual banquet OF
sergt. Jasper Post No. 10, the
American Legion, in the Lafayette
Hotel.
Among the speakers will be
Senators Sam G. Bratton and David
]. Walsh, Representatives Butler
B. Hare and j. Mitchell Chase,
Assistant Attorney General Bert
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
.SOP RANO STARS.
IN AIR OPERA

Better and louder. reception Is
the radio report for last night.
Programs came in from all direc::
lions with unusual clarity and
volume In the early part Of the
evening. A static storm gathered
I'm the later hours that cramped
the style of some of the Mid
Western brOadcasts but most of
the evening provided excellent
results. Code interference was
noted at all points of the dials.
An evening of programs of aver.
age entertainment from staple pro-
grams ended for most listeners
when the Sodero grand opera group
delivered to WRC last night an ex.
cellent performance Of La Gia.
conda, particularly BY the women
singers, Astride Fjekde, soprano
Devora, Nadworney and Paula
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
AOVERTIsFMENT
SOLVE IHE GREAI PR0RLEM

tonight If you would like to enjoy
the fine feeling that comes with
clean system and regular habits be
wise enough to ask for an old time
remedy called DR.. Boice's Prescription
Tablets. They never tiIsappoint. They
are safe. You can get them At, any
good druggists--2bc.
The Washington times., 1928-03-15
Turn Hair Dark
With Sage Tea
~ 1lEAN MACON
b JEAN MACON

The old time mix.
ture OF Sage Tea
and Sulphur for
darIzening gray.
streaked and tad
ed hair Is grand
mothers recipe
and folks acs
again using Il %
keep their hair q
good, even color .
which il quite
sensible, az we