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New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
K. of F. SETBACK TOURNEY

At the close of the regular con vention of w. L. Morgan lodge. No. Fl. Knights of Pythias this evening at Jr. o. U. A. M. hall. Ethan lodge No. g of Bristol will again play the local members in the fourth sitting of the setback tournament conduct ed by the two lodges.
 The New Britain Knights 10 date have q substa ntial lead over Bristol, having defeated them in the last
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

play by margin of 5S points.
 This gives the local Py1hians q to- tai lead of 79 points to date.
 At the conclusion of the play this evening the entertainment commit . tee will provile refreshments.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
LOYAL WITH RESERVATIONS

Buffalo, N. Y.-Appoarlng 10
 be sworn as q notary public. an np-
 plicant demurred at swearing fealty to the eighteenth amendment of the constitution. Told that it was "all
 or nothing he finally took the oath
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
KING VICTOR: COLLECTOR

Rome-king Victor Emmanuel acquired IS canvasses at the marine artists exhibition. He is . con- noisseur of paintings. and one oe the foremost coin collectors in Europe.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

ton with the registrar of voters to be made q republican. was not al- lowed to vote at last nights caucus. The law states that q person trans- ferrlng his name must appear before
 the registrars at their regular ses-
 sion.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

Chairman G. Ernest Root Of thl. finance board announced last night that meeting Of the board would be held at the home Of Town Clerk Thomas X. Francis on Friday eve-
 ming. The purpose of the meeting
 1 is to set the tax rate for the com 1 Ing year.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

Chan"e lie Debut happy ason OF the e""s'opped COM
paete and the gay lip stick both dainty chain In four
coors green blue ivory white and black Rehl for both
and choice of either loose compact powder Price $1,000
Lip stick alone 81 Compac,e alone with chain, so.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

And charming gift boxes which whole ensembles of feminine
things lovely useful and decidedly the fashion,
the moo-seed ooru crystal
provocative perfume be- Debut
dvilua each Of the four oveea of moods Romance Ad
SopLltito crystal Aacn of symbolic color
THE little topped with
genuine Loonnf Of the seblue black
oe green or ivory the ensemble decad
the ompae Debut Then, also Stick Dndy-p
in four match the lip stick that offers the advantage Of practical fl
gallant little aids sney and ee y combined" You
YOUR ladv all ow she eve hatD perfume and
and Or her this Chhlnne
l. Dbm-a smart alliance and lip slender chain especially
for formal occasions Of that she hopes for
Christmas of the four Debut eoors
You will find all of lovely Debut gift boxes the better shops
Of prices that will nicely almost anye requirement"
Evening star., 1928-12-16

Perf"mes-of particular choice Pnrfum lie
Debut . a new creation from Paris. Four indi-
vdual odturs to express the four loveliest feminine
moods: Romance Adventure. Caiety, and Sophis-
tication each in piquant Nacon Of symbolic
hue Created packaged and sealed in the Paris
Ioboratoire Of Hudnut.
Each odtur in three sizes: s575-H. .5o-S12.5O
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Means of Protecting the Hair
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

day is written. but rather to facilitate
putting them on. For the disadvantage
of donning such dresses is that too
often they diSarrange the hair. The
hair is carefully fixed before the gar
ment is put on. 1t looks well, but
after one goes through the gymnastics
of completing the dressing process. 1t Is
likely to be diSheveled. Few among
the modern women of fashion but have
had this annoying experience.
One of them whose appearance is
always faulttess confided in me her
manner Of protecting the hair under
such circumstances. BY rcSorting to 1t.
she can be certain that there will be
no casualties either of dress or of
coiffeur. She does not even have to
trouble to remove her earrings even If
they chance to be the sort with edges
to catch in everything"
This eXpedient consists of nothing
more elaborate than throwing a large
silk handkerchief over the head and
under the chin. A silk handkerchief is
better than another kind only for the
reason that 1t is more slippery.
If you are going in search of dress.
and will have> to be trying on many in
the course of the morning or afternoon,
such a little matter as slipping the
requisite handkerchief into your hand
bag to use at need, will do much to
preserve your coiffeur-and incidentally
your temper. Sometimes it seems that
the way one gets to looking at such a
time does more to tire one than the
actual effort of hunting for the right
garment. For, to look disheveled. and
TO be painfully aware of 1t, is a large
factor in contributing to fatigue. So
to help preserve your presence of mind
as well as of hair pins, such measure
Is we'll worth the little extra trouble 1t
requires.
Those who wear hair nets will appre-
ciate this suggestion, as we'll as those
who do not. 1t is not the wear of
hair net. but the tear of 1t that makes
it one of the minor expenditures worth
watching. To double or triple the
wearing qualities of a net is to save
some pennies. and perhaps more than
that, for ones pocketbook.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Reduction Menus Continued.

II YOU read the diet article the other
day you will see that the food you've
eaten for lunch and breakfast has not
exceeded $50 calories. To be sure,
you've not had much food. but to make
up for 1t your body has been re-absorb-
ing the surplus flesh 1t has been stor-
ing away around your waist. down the
back Of your shoulders. and In other
undesirable places. AS your light
luncheon of clear soup and salad will
not stay by you" very long. I would
suggest that you have afternoon tea,
consisting of clear hot tea with lemon
Sweetened with saccharine, which has
no caloric value And II you really
must. take couple of dry soda crack
ers, which would be SO calories. This
diet may sound dull. but you'll prob
ably pe hungry enough so that dry
soda cracker will look and taste like
the most delicious food!
Now for dinner. Clear soup or
broth. This can be varied every day
for flavor. It is filling and non-fatten-
ing. For meat. lean beefsteak. lean
roast beef. roast chicken or lamb or
mutton, small lamb or mutton chop,
or any fish but salmon. You can count
200 calories for this. One slice of
bread with one pat Of butter on 1t is
hOOut ZUU CdlUTlcS II1ULc. 1Ou CdLlIlOL
have both potatoes and bread at the
same meal, but you can have medium
sized potato instead Of bread, since a
potato Is about 100 calories also.
Then you can have a large dish of
any green vegetable. asparagus, string
beans. cabbage, carrots, corn. celery,
tomatoes. greens-and count 1t about
80 calories. You can have a salad, also,
with French dressing or mayonnaisc.
only remembering that dessert spoon
full of oil is 100 calories. You can
have good sized helping of dessert If
1t Is stewed fruit or plain pudding. and
q very small helping If 1t is rich. Count
your calories and you will see that you
are we'll inside the necessary reduction
ration. You could even have cup of
hot skim milk at bedtime II you are
hungry You can also add black cereal
coffee, which is not fattening.
Georgianna F.-Dark circles around
the mouth and eyes show there Is poor
functioning of some OF the organs. A
sluggish liver may cause such condi-
tion, but you had better consult your
doctor about it. A change in diet at
this season of the year Is very helpful
when there are any sluggish tendencies.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Friday, March 16.

Tomorrow is a rather menacing day.
according to planetary direction, and
makes for disappointments as we'll as
delays. The early hours may present
obstacles to business men, and especial
ly to merchants.
1t is wise not to credit rumors or
to accept evil reports of any sort. un-
der this sway, which makes for de-
ception.
Trade conditions are to be unusually
good as the Spring advances, the seers
prophesy.
Much litigation Is indicated and civil
suits may be more numerous than
usual.
Under this planetary rule, deception
is practiced more generally than in
ordinary conditions, astrologers believe.
Promoters with imagination and un-
sound optimism will be abroad In the
land at this time.
1t Is we'll not to speculate or even to
lay wagers. although the temptation to
try ones luck may be strong.
Startling events are to mark the
Spring and Summer, when the stars in
dicate that what Is most unexpected is
likely to happen.
Women should not expect to make a
good impression on men. who will be
critical while this configuration pre-
walls.
According to ancient lore. this should
be favorable sway for certain lines of
beauty culture, since it reveals femi-
nine defects.
Persons whose birth date 1t Is prob
ably will have year Of average ex-
periences.
Children born on that day prob
ably will have much ability In various
lines OF effort. They should beware
Of foolish friends.
ICnn,,rirht 1QOQ
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Winsome Holds a Reception.
Friendship is a gentle art
Whose demonstration warns the heart.
Old Mother Nature.

Z winsome Bluebird had arrived at the
: Old Orchard. Yes, sir, Winsome Blue
. bird had arrived from the Sunny South.
All the Old Orchard knew 1t. You
see, winsome had been watched for
and waited for and now everybody hur-
ried to pay his respects to him and
greet him. He held a reception. He
had to hold a reception whether he
wanted to or not. He was simply sur
rounded.
Ny, my, my, how the tongues did
How far have you come from?"
asked Peter Rabbit.
as Mrs. winsome with you?" In
quired Tommy Tit.
How far away is sweet Mistress
SPRING." demanded Yank Yank the
. Nuthatch.
do you think we are going to have
2 any more cold weather." piped ur
Slaty the Junco.
who else is on the way now?" In.
ouired Dotty the Tree Sparrow.
did you. have any snow down where
you were?" Happy Jack Squirrel want
ed TO know.
Are you here to stay?" asked Chat
terer the Red Squirrel.
My, how the questions did fiyl Every
body talked at once. Nobody seemed
20 expect reply to his question. II
he did he didn't wait for 1t. Winsome
eyes twinkled II was good TO be back
In the Old Orchard. It was good tc
see those old friends. To be sure, the
trees were still bare Of leaves and the
grass had only begun to show a little
green here and there. but Just the same
IT was home So Winsome whiStlec
softly Just ont OF sheer JOY and every
body instantly stopped talking so as
TO hear that whistle. There Is nothing
quite like IL among all the bird voices
The moment Winsone stopped wlis.
ting the tongues began to fiy again.
Did Welcome Robin come along with
your" Inquired one.
Hare you seen anything Of Little
Friend the Song Sparrow" inquired
another
Are you very. very tired?" Tommy
Tit asked
At this last question winsome shook
his head. no" said he. I'm not yers
tired. Why should be?"
e But you have had such long Jour-
y reys" cried Tommy Tit.
And I've been a long time making
H." replied WinSon7e.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Straight Talks to Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

The term drawing account against
commission" is familiar. It means that
one Is permitted TO anticipate the pay
ments Of commissions by drawing
against the total that will be owing to
one. Usually such a drawing account
IS limited in some pre-arranged manner.
Solicitors sometimes receive the down
payments on magazines, household I'M
plements and like things as their COM
missions. OF course the insurance sales
woman receives from 40 to As per cent.
or thereabouts, Of the first premium
or a life policy as her commission, and
about per cent of subsequent pay
ments.
Women will generally find that there
Is a customary commission paid in the
business field OF selling which they
have chosen. Usually the better known
or lower priced their article. the lower
their commission. These factors will
vary and it is not amiss for woman to
investigate the comparative commission
or remunerative conditions prevalent
before committing herself.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
IF You Are Paid a Commission.

You should have fair knowledge OF
business customs and usages before you
essay the saleswoman's life. Commis-
sions vary according to the house for
which one sells. 1t Is matter OF ex-
pericnce to find that different busi-
ncsses vary in their rates and methods
Of paying commissions.
Needless to say, highest commissions
are paid where the job Of selling is most
difficult. For example. we know Of a
security salesWoman who is paid a 10
per cent commission on her sales. To
go to the other extreme, there is a sales
woman Of dress fabrics who is paid a 2
per cent commission.
The formers sales are infrequent, and
they are the result of difficult drum
ming" The latter has regular Zine
of accounts" which favor her with such
business as she can take care of salts
factorily.
Commissions are always based on
"list prices" For example, If woman
Is told that the watches which she has
to sell must be sold at S5 and SO a
watch, II she sells them under these fig
ures her rate of commission will be
correspondingly less.
Some commissions are paid only after
goods have been bought and paid for
Others receive their commissions after
their orders have been confirmed"
Evening star., 1928-03-15
My Neighbor Says:

To remove musty odor from
a room put a drop of oil OF Law
ender IN the corners.
If a custard curdles in cooking
you have only to place the sauce
pan over cold water and beat 1t
with an egg-beater till smooth.
To finish plaster-board or
fiber-board fill the nail holes
with linseed oil putty. and when
1t is dry paint as you would plas-
tered walls. Flat paint, semi
gloss or gloss paint can be used
on plaster-board and flber-board.
To brown pies and tarts use a
small pastry brush to apply
milk lightly before putting them
into the oven; and to glaze pies,
brush them with the white of an
egg il you wish them to be a
shiny brown.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Tested Popovers.

Stir one cupful of milk slowly into
one cupful of sifted soft-wheat flour
and one-third teaspoonful of salt to
avoid forming Jumps. Fill hot. well
creased muffin pans, preferably iron
or granite. because they hold the heat
best. not more than half full of batter,
and place at once in hot oven, about
425 degrees Fahrenheit. After about
20 minutes lower the temperature to
about $50 degrees, so that the inside
Of the popovers will dry out little
without making the crusts too hard and
brown. Popovers require baking for
about as minutes
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Hominy Croquettes.

Make white sauce with one table
spoonful of butter. one tablespoonful
of -four and one cupful of milk and
pour slowly over one beaten egg. Add
a tablespoonful Of salt. Mix this with
one quart of cooked hominy. add half
cupful OF fresh bread crumbs and
form into croquettes. Dip in beaten
egg. then in bread crumbs. place in a
buttered pan and bake in hot oven
until nicely Drowned.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
New Beauty
Quickly

cream. Now two million women
are enthusiastic users of this
miracle Cream"
Dainty. snow,whiie. greaseless.
!soxzems is both powder base and
massage cream. its gentle medi.
cation trees The pores Of accumu,
lated poisons~~~cIeaTs away
biemlshes ~~ sofiens and rehnes
skin tenure brings new beauty
quickly.
II you want your skin 10 be
clearer. smoother, ioyelier ~ ny
Noszema, Get a small jar today.
Costs bat d few cents III any drug
or department store,
Evening star., 1928-03-15
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

especially If you have been eating much
meat or rich foods like sweet pastries
for your desserts. Take fruit for
desserts or as first course with your
dinner, and omit the potatoes for a
vegetable that Is not so starchy.
Mrs. ]. 1.-The caloric value Of q
stalk of asparagus Is about five calories.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Hat and Scarf.

The vogue for combinations Of
matching accessories has an addition in
the hat and scarf ensemble which gives
the/desirably swagger touch to plain
sports costume.
In gay prints. floral or modernistic,
they vivify frock Of plain color jersey
or silk. The hat is stitched satin and
the scarf matches 1t. Care must be
used not to combine other printed ac-
cessories with these two, or an unde-
sirably exaggerated effect will be the
result.
Copyright. 102S.)
Evening star., 1928-03-15
DEDTTNTE CTODTEC BY THORNTON
DELI lNIL lO101GO ". BURGESS

"Oh." exclaimed Peter Rabbit. II
thought you folk who go away down
to the Sunny South made the trip all
in one flight"
Some do, but DON'T" replied VIM
some Bluebird. "In fact, didn't spend
the Winter so very far down in the
Sunny South. I went only far enough
to be sure of plenty to eat. And both
Evening star., 1928-03-15

washing clothes, too. II cannot harm
the dainticst fabrics washes
lingerie with perfect safety.
And for the heavy work on wash
day, it is absolutely without rival.
The instant Super Suds touches
water you get action.
Its active suds penetrate every fold
of cloth +. seep around every fibre
-. work away all grease and CRIME.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

MATURE intended you ~ have
~ beautiful skin. And you nnH
have il, il you viii just correct the
tiny little flaws that are hiding Iis
real loyeiIDess.
BIemlshes ~~ ToJgllness ~~ large
pores cbspDing excessive dry
nest or oiiiness--ibese are con.
mon skin faults that insIdjonsly
steal away WpmaD's beauty. Elil
they can lie 50 easily corrected
now with the heaii,ig toilet cream
-~Noxzems.
Doctors first prescribed
Eogzema for cisPplDg, burns,
eczema and other skin troubles.
Then nurses adopted it rs q toilet
Evening star., 1928-03-15

Amazing new form Of soap makes glass
ware and china gleam and glisten with
far less work banishes reddcned
dishpan hands. It's an Octagon Soap
productmade in tiny thin-walled"beads"
Evening star., 1928-03-15

The mode of wearing dresses that
have to be slipped over the head has
both its advantages and its disadvan-
tages. Assuredly it is an advantage to
those who make them Women who do
Evening star., 1928-03-15

bright, glistening f1"s
- dishes in much varu
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China that sparklcs like far
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Hands kept dainty and
soft in spite of three proc
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That's what this offers
you. A new, quick way to
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all that tedious drudgery.
It's new type Of soap in tiny thin.
walled beads" The result of
marvellous manufacturing discovery.
With a swish and whisk Super
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With a quick hot rinse your dishes
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film!
works like magic!" women tell
us. Already thousands have adopted
il, with unique results.
You'll marvel, too,
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No other type Of soap is like Super
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It's actually the thinnest type Of
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That's why i. dissolves so quickly
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And that's why so many women
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Super Suds Is not made for dish.
washing alone. You Can use 1t for
Evening star., 1928-03-15

going down and coming back few
only little way each day. Sometimes
I stayed in place quite while"
Then you don't really know whether
sweet Mistress Spring has left the
Sunny South to come up here!" ex-
claimed Happy Jack in a disappointed
voice.
"Oh. yes. I do" replied Winsome
Bluebird. "You see, didn't start un-
til she caught UP with me. She Is al
nest here"
At that happy sigh ran through the
group Of little people gathered around
Winsome. It was good TO know that
Spring was so close at hand.
fCOpyright 1921
Evening star., 1928-03-15

their own sewing are aware of the labor
saved in the matter of fewer stitches
required. than were needed in the old
fashioned manner of fastening.
It is not to disparage the making OF
dresses In this way that the article to-
Evening star., 1928-03-15

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Evening star., 1928-03-15

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That's because it dissolves SO
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with one less rinsing at least.
Your wash dries out a wonder.
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a trace of soap stain "a no
grimy, yellow look.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
Please Try
this New-1ype Soap

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Test il in comparison with
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your hands SEQ how IL makes
Evening star., 1928-03-15

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-27
MEXICAN LABOR
LEADER SCORES
H00VER'S TOUR
President Elect and Ambassa.
dor Morrow Defended by
Deputies in Debate

Mexico City. Nov. 27.-(AP)-
The wrath Of the chamber of depu.
ties was aroused last night wher
Herman Laborde, q labor member
quoting the British press, launched
bitter attack against Herbert
Hoover's goodwill tour and Ambas-
sador Morrow's work in Mexico
Leaders of the chamber leaped to the
forefront and championed the cause
of the two Americans and warmly
defended both.
Scnor Labordc, claiming that he
spoke in behalf of labor unions be-
longing to the ''hands off Nicara-
qua committee said that the Amer
lean president-elect's trip was new
phase Of the Anglo-American trade
war. He asserted that it was in
tended to destroy the benefits that
England derived from the visit of
the Prince Of Wales to South Amer
ica.
A turmoil broke and Laborde, un-
able to continue his speech, left the
floor.
Deputy Melchor Ortega said that
Ambassador Morrow had won the
sympathy Of the country for his
splendid work. He added: II hope
Hoover visits Mexico and all Ameri-
can executives do likewise because
a real understanding would be
reached
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-27
Thanksgiving Organ
Recital Is Arranged
at st. Mary's Church

St. Mary's procathedral will fea.
ture Rev. Dom. f. Vitry, interna-
tionally-known organist, in a pro-
gram at 4 p. m. Thanksgiving day,
it was announced today by Father
John Stag.
Rev. Vitry is now conducting the
St. Cloud Music Institute and is con-
nected with the Minneapolis School
Of Music and Art.
He was graduated with the highest
honors in his class from the Con-
servatory Of Music at Brussels, Bel
gium, and taught there for a num-
ber Of years following his gradu-
alton. He also was q musical critic
for the Vingtienne Steele, peri
odical for the discussion of classical
music.
He is said to be master in inter-
preting music on the pipe organ,
according to Father John Stag.
The program follows:
1. Prelude-J. Guy Ropartz.
2. Cantilene-C. Franck.
3. At the Cradle Side-H. Good
win.
4. Hymn Of Nuns-A. Leferbure-
Wely.
5. Jesu Bambino-Pietro Yon.
6. Adoration-F. Borowski.
z. First Sonata in D Minor-A.
Guilmant.
(a) Observation-Disclosures.
(b) Pastorale.
(c) Finale.