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Evening star., 1928-10-16
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BIZ M0LLIE MERRICK.

Hollywood, where lady's fancy be-
comes a~faet. ,s-.-
Leatriee JOY, very conservative In
black velvet, snowy ermine and town
hat Here is beauty combined with
dignity and an intriguing charm which
hints broad and balanced mentality.
Intelligence doesn't detFaet from q
pretty face, legend to the contrary.
Evelyn Brent, in pale gray and fluffy
little gray fuFs. Her intense, narrow face,
seeming to draw sensation out of the
very air, she releases feeling of power.
One would say, seeing her casually, that
she perhaps Is an actress.
Jane Novak, who used to play leads
with Bill Hart, blond, slender, patFieian,
in golden browns. Yet the very younger
generation of fans would have to be
told who she is.
Every one chatting about Estelle
Tayl0r's return to MoVieland, The
pempseyS are popular in Hollywood;
have a beautiful home and a loyal set
of adherents. Estelle Taylor need not
step out OF the cinema atmosphere, and
her Broadway adventure win probably
cure all future attempts. A woman
with value for the cinema, she has yet
not had the opportunities to realize
that value to the full. A bad voice
made her doubtful bet for the foot
lights. And not even Jack Dempseyis
popularity and the publie's avidity to
see her in person could eeunteract such
handicap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Gleason live on
the hills above Hollywood. They In
Vited New York friend VINO was pass
ing through TO dine, At $50 the tele-
phone rang and a desperate voice said:
I'm on the top of Outpost Mount.
For PHYS sake come and get mel"
Mrs. Jimmie sent the chauffeur on q
rescue party, but the next morning she
hied her to the stationer's and had
some letter paper made with a neat
little map at the top of the page.
I suggest they have compasses for
dinner fayars, just to make sure.
Evening star., 1928-10-16
DOROTHY DN's LETTER BOX
Urges Square Deal for Housewife-Cowardly
Behavior of Parlor Sheik-Can Girl Tell
Whether Love Will Endure?
DEAR DOROTHY q

DEAR DOROTHY children all working
Will. P @ help
" .: X: r. +: s :, 4: ' 5 y ::' ',S i: = :s &C.. $; %
Of wongp ~ ~ 'EN ~ ' E. p.
sa % II: &: Il. ] S s'; $ . take ." an additional
som. Tn Esds % .s
% % ess%s %'iRs @ 'S s'S
an @ sT oo4 to @ s @ e. . @ @
time For this reason it particularly incumbent the housewife to
yous s 'f nob6dy else s going S&a
with M 1o ss 1Jas sP for s s 9s IN vsq S ss @
happsss @ living S4n % one because every
T sa @ @ % seS: for two aHs Hs"sa g: s sss
n Ss can ay BE @ n s s b e@p e D
S sRHs ff }bs 1 daily
% @ @ % @ yss "a si r. sssy
@ ns S @ m ny % & .4s they S @ m be 9s nS III @ 5a
@ A %s''i5 ss s @ R 1sa give 4's %
s s 'n -"'
D ~ psss: s;i;. .@s M "s
r. @ @ s 3 sfasi '@
stu " Ws I sGs @ kS hs ~ and Sits without popping the '4s' GID Aunr
think he
pleasure l'' S' ~
and T a % f s niece % H . I've. 3 % ut t. Be
maiden work like coal HEAVIER to entertain and him. that's all
After will
himself from isnsaths s'
nam. " With an " 5 5 snsn 3 he he a0e ] h! her .s Vii % %
position Tilted nothing
Of
nothing of
for him that there will be for another
the most she will another viii
affection.
for FL 6ss s@ss us c6ns n AFFECTS He @ % S
girl should a that way
humniatng
that the really loved her wanted would
in
hope that he will speak,
No man visit girl regularly without
what ne about asking the of
hasn't question a
Of gumpten In her head.
eA+tt 4AA
DEAR MISS DIX: whether
- think
genuine, article and not substitute.
10 impossible
with that
spills
thrills
papa
often she mistakes passing fancy for enduring
child wait a your
emotions. DOROTHY
Evening star., 1928-10-16
How to Get Fat,

A lot of my readers have taken SO
seriously these new tales of fashions
that require plump figures that several
wrote me last week asking ways OF
putting on flesh quickly. This is Some-
thing new! My mail for some years
has contained many requests for SLIM
ming menus, but few for fattening ones.
Some years ago, when flesh was more
popular than it has been recently, ]
used to advise a bedtime drink which
had In concentrated form as much nour-
ishment as a smallish sort of meal. II
was most delicious drink, too,
To make 1t, take a large-slsed tum-
bier, milk, cream, an egg, matted milk
and sweet chocolate sirup, This is made
by melting down cake chocolate with a
little water and enough sugar to make
sirup such as they pour over sundaes In
the drug stores.
Beat up the eggs very light and pour
into the tumhler. Add heaping table,
spoonful of matted milk, mix this up
with it, adding milk to make the paste
smooth. Nearly fill the glass with milk,
add two or three tahlespoonfuls of
cream and as much chocolate sirup as
you like to favor it. Don't make it too
sweet or it win be sticky and you won't
like it SO much. Depending on the
size of the egg, the amount of cream
and matted milk, the ealoric value of
this easily digested drink is 500 to 900
or more,
So If you are trying to gain this
should put couple of ounces of fat on
you each day. since 1000 calories are
reokoned as quarter pound of fat
that is, eating 1000 ealories a day more
than you need or more than you are
now eating will put that much fat ON
you II you digest the food. This drink
is easily digested
Irene-There is no reason why vine-
gar Should make person thin any more
Evening star., 1928-10-16
Striking Finger Rings in Fashion
BY MARY MARSHALL.

wear must show sephistieatioH as well
as large expenditure of money The
ring that is clever and tricky and dis
tinguished, though not expensive, takes
precedence of the ring that is simply
high priced and nothing more.
The sketch shows one of the new
cut crystal rings with the monogram
OF the Wearer. At the shops where these
rings are to be had, time enough must
be allowed To send the order to France
for the cutting of the letters desired.
some of the rings are enormous. 1t is
not at all smart to wear the ring finger
crowded with number of usual sized
rings-unless they are part of some
definite arrangement-bnt single rings
cannot be of too large size.
Solitaire emeralds are and have been
for several months more favored than
solitaire diamonds and among dia-
mands those cut square are looked upon
as more desirable than those eut In the
conventional manner
When large fine stones are used for
rings the setting is made as ineen-
spicuous as possible. A tiny clamp of
platinum may be used at the four
corners of the stone SO that the stone
itself is seen directly against the back
ground of the finger.
A jeweler tells me that for rings the
very lightest emeralds are preferred
and sapphires so pale that they might
be taken for aquamaFines or blue dia-
monds.
There is a new type of wedding ring
In the form of slave links of tiny dia-
monds set in platinum And for widows
there are gold or platinum wedding
rings showing a narrow band of black
enamel on either side.
Nine triangles of velvet are used to
trim a charming new cloth frock for
Autumn. They are decidedly smart and
yet you may make them yourself quite
easily. just send me a stamped, self
addressed envelope and ! will send you
directions for making them at once.
1Copyright, 1882
Evening star., 1928-10-16
Jellied Oysters.

Make an unsweetened lemon jelly and
put it into a mold to the depth of about
an inch. When firm, place a small
bowl filled with ice water in the center
OF the mold Pour enough jelly In to
fill the mold and allow this to harden.
Replace the ice water with hot water
and remove the bowl Fill the space
with oysters which have been cooked in
their own liquor and pour over enough
jelly to hold them in place, Serve with
mayonnaise
Evening star., 1928-10-16

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, October 49,
Those who carry the banner of art in
the motion picture industry have hopes
of making an honest woman out of
what they admit Is merely q paying
business
Fred Murnau, German director, is
foremost among these. Given the maxi
mum OF latitude in picture making, he
strikes to reach some realism, strives to
approximate an ideal, which the click
ing eye has so far missed
And to this effect he longs for the
day when leading men and women will
be chosen for their adherence to the
eharacteFizations of the story or for
their ability to assume the qualities re-
auired by the people of the story and
inform them with drama, comedy and
pathas.
According to the pressnt-day movie. F"
says Murnau, every man IS tali, hand
some, thin-hipped and with wayy hair !;
every woman is beauty"
Great stories do not always happen
to the beautiful ones of the earth,
Capacity for tremendous feeling is often
given to the less attractive physically.
Their soul range sheWs through more
surely then. In this regard nature
knows a great deal more than the lords
of the gelatin industry.
While these same lords plotted and
planned new financial coups in their
afiiees, some of the ladies iunched in
formally in a popular boulevard cafe,
Sue Carol, back from Europe. but look
ing like the little high school girl from
upstate, as of yoFe. Paris may have
given Sue Measure hllt she did MT find
it in the salons of the designers, that's
certain.
Billie Dove. the beauty. in a pale blue
quilted taffeta sports coat, which looked
slightly embarrassed at being found out
side Of the boudoir for which the crea-
tor obviously intended it. When this
was removed La Belle Dove was frankly
IN q pale blue dinner gown, sleeveless
and cut decidedly decollette This is
Evening star., 1928-10-16
DIET AND HEALTH
BY LULU HUNT PETERS, M. d,

day for her and found that on that day
she had taken 5000. She always had
candy and nuts between meals, which
made her calorieS run up so high. For
woman of her height, even with her
work, she would not need more than
2,200 to 2,516 @. daily. Rive hundred
ealories daily over the maintenance diet
will add more than IS pounds in a
years time.D
When I first wrote of her she had
lost II pounds, Now she has lost In all
80, making an average of pounds a
month.
While I was gone this Summer she
fell down a little She began to eat
ice cream sodaS rather frequently dur
ing the hot weather. However, she lost
one quarter of a pound during that six
week period, Which was a great deal
better than her instructor did, for that
lady gained 10 pounds. Getting 1t off
now
While Anna Is still enormous (you
can imagine, being so short and still
weighing 208), she shows her reduction
by her clothes. Her last years Fall
coat lanned over at least g inches.
She says she can walk much better and
work better, and in general feel much
better. Her friends are beginning to
Tell ner Slle looks oloer, ana CnlnK SAe
does, too. But warned her she must
be prepared for such comments, for she
may look lot older than she does be-
fore she gets down to anywhere near
normal weight. She is old enough to
have some wrinkles, anyway. They
didn't show before any more than a
| filled balloon would,
I've promised Anna that when she
gets down to normal and gets back Oh
her maintenance diet her face will
plump up a little and she will look
younger. She says she doesn't care II
she doesnt-shell feel younger and
will look like human being instead of
a hogshead.
| I'll keep you posted on Anna, for ]
know from your letters you are inter-
ested, I've told her that you are all
watching her, and she Is enthusiastic
about setting good example for those
OF you who are reducing.
Evening star., 1928-10-16

all their tricks of finding them USE
full. Anyway, think the cushions
are coming back because saw the most
adorable one in the speciality needles
work shop the other day And Nancy
was launched
This cushion was about 5 inches
long, 3l2 inches wide and an inch thick,
The top was made of fine canvas cross
stitched with three tiny conventional
edge was boxed with an old-time rose-
bud damask ribbon
1.-THE one / really want to make said
Lois, lis like a little round pudgy one
Evening star., 1928-10-16
NANCY PAGE
The Day of Pincushions Is
Coming Back.
BY FLORENCE La GANKE.
BY FLORENCE La GANKF

do you think I am foolish, Nancy
in making a pincushion for the guest
room? I know that pins have been
out for some time. but don't you sup
pose that the return of more feminine
dresses will bring back the use of pins?
And, anyway, I like to see pincushion
on a dressing table,
Bless your heart, Lois, if you want
one go ahead and make it. Women have
used pins too many years to throw off
Evening star., 1928-10-16
DAILY DIET RECIPE
MAPLE CUSTARB.


Eggs, 2.
Maple syrup, 3 tablespoonfuls.
Milk, 2 cups.
SERVES SIX PORTIONS.
Beat eggs, Add syrup. Add
milk. Mix thoroughly and fill
custard cups. Place these in
water and bake until firm in q
slow oven 80 to 40 minutes. Test
with knife, which will come out
clean when custard is baked.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes protein. A
little fat and sugar present. Lime,
iron, vitamins A and B furnish
ed, Can be given to children 3
years and over and to conva-
lescents. Can be eaten by adults
of average, over or under weight.
Evening star., 1928-10-16

wood, linoleum, vanished, shellaced or
painted. Besides, you protect the surface
against scratches and wear.
You can have the same rich looking
floors by stopping at your hardware,
paint, housefurnishing or department.
store and getting a can of the genuine Old
English Wax. Made by The A. S. Boyle
Co. at Cincinnati. Ohio, u, S. A. for
more than thirty years
Evening star., 1928-10-16
Home in Good Taste
RY SARA HILAND.

Furniture of modern design is finding
its way slowly but surely into the homes
of even the most conservative Many
articles in the way of lamps, shades,
book ends and small tables may be com-
bined with almost any type of furni=
ture, to lend touch of SmartneSs.
The table shown in the illustration is
one which is practical, attractive and
of sturdy construction, three qualities
which make a piece of furniture ideal.
Its decorative effect lies in the way in
which the veneer is worked into the
piece. Combinations of light and dark
Evening star., 1928-10-16
BEAUTY NHAlS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

than any other fruit acid that might be
incorporated in the diet.
@. M, C,-There is no fixed standard
OF weight and height for growing chill
dren and the condition of health is the
only thing that matters. Some children
90 not seem to grow for a time, then
they made it all up suddenly.
Mrs. 3, 1.-The description of your
feelings sounds as If your trouble is
nervous exhaustion. You should consult
the doctor about your condition.
M. T.. O.-Your measurements are in
proportion, although you are too thin.
AZ 20 years of age, with height almost
0 leet 2 inches, your weight should be
about las pounds.
Evening star., 1928-10-16
Lessons in English
BY w. L. GORDON.

Words often misused: Do not say
the lawyer presented many hypothe-
sis" hypothesis is plural, pronounc-
ed sea.
Often mtsspelled: Eighth; two his,
synonyms: Assuage. allay, alleviate.
soften, soethe, ahate.
times and it is yours" Let us increase
our vocabulary by mastering one word
each day, Todays word: Chimerical: !:
merely imaginary; fantastic. He has
an exalted chimerical sense of chiv-
alry"
Evening star., 1928-10-16
BEDTIME STORIES
BY THORNTON
W. BURGESS

legs, and looked back. His master
whistled and called, but the dog wouldn't
come Jimmy walked right out. He
walked straight toward the dogs mas
ter, and the latter backed away In q
hurry. Il ought to have brought my
gun" said he. "I'll go back to the house
and get it,"
So he turned and hurried back to the
house. Jimmy Skunk gFinned as ne
watched him go. He took few steps
toward that dog The dog turned and
ran. Jimmy grinned once more. 4
Evening star., 1928-10-16

guess he has learned his lesson" said
he. Il don't believe that dog will ever
bother a Skunk again. Experience is a
great teacher It certainly is a great
teacher" few minutes later he ex-
claimed Hello, here comes that man
back againl 1t looks to me as If he has
one of those firesticks." OF course,
Jimmy meant a gun.
1t was true. The dogs master was
returning with a gun. Jimmy knows
something about guns. This is no place
for me-" said Jimmy to himself. And
turning, he went back under the barn.
He went way back out of sight of the
opening. And then, just as If nothing
exciting had occurred, he cuFled him
self up In a far corner for a nap. He
was safe and he knew he was safe. In
der there there was nothing to fear
from the terrible gun.
Evening star., 1928-10-16

wood are the faVerite methods for pro-
dueing decorative designs on furniture
of modern design, and this table has
been so designed as to be appropriate
for a mans room
It is Just the right height to be used
beside a large chair or sofa, so that it
Weuld be good location for reading
lamp.
The top lifts up and swings around
to form a square table just the right
size for q card game.
Evening star., 1928-10-16
Anna Cuts Down Galleries,

Anna was Just in to get weighed on
my scales. She is now down to 20S
pounds, a loss of 80 pounds since she
began dieting, about six months ago.
Ta those of you who did not see the
first write-up of Anna I will tell YOU
that she is one of the maids at the
apartment hotel where l used to live,
and when she took charge of my apart
ment got her interested in reducing,
for although she is only feet inches
tall, she weighed 240 pounds. She has
been much overweight since childhood,
and thought it was natural for her.
She didn't eat very much, she said, but
] counted her calories for one average
Evening star., 1928-10-16

Grandmother had, 1t was covered on
top with cream-colored net, A frill of
cream =Golored lace was joined to top
and extended on sides to bottom of
cushion, A narrow twisted ribbon with
saucy little flowers hid joining of frill
and net top. could make it In cream
and green with tiny lavender flowers"
Needles and pins, needles and pins. When
Q, mans married his trouble BEGINS" says
tins married you ought to save trouble by
sending to Nancy Page, care of this paper,
asking for her leahet on Weddings ~ In
close stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Copyright, le2s1
Evening star., 1928-10-16
"How do you get such
Cleaning Floors

"All of my friends ask the same ques-
tion. You would think | were magician,
but the whole secret lies in just small
can of Old English Wax that only costs
a few cents.
1T not only gives the floor real high
polish but also removes dirt better than
soap and water. And it takes but a jify
to make ALL the floors in the house clear,
and fresh looking-whether they. are
Evening star., 1928-10-16

Finger rings are again in favor, but
20 appeal to the woman of fashion they
must be decidedly striking. 1t is not
Evening star., 1928-10-16

AT TOP, IMPORTED RING OF CUT
CRYSTAL. WITH MONOGRAM OF
WEARER. BELOW, DIAMOND
SHAPED RING OF CHRYSO-
PRAISE. CARVED JADE SET IN
PLATINUM. AND PIECES OF
OPAL MATRIX.
enough to wear rings simply for the
purpose of displaying a collection of
precious stones. The type of ring you
Evening star., 1928-10-16

Answer Right Absolutely entirely right You dc
all
burden win be the straw that breaks the eames
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FINANCIAL
Money To Loan
A FRIEND IN NEED

A FRIEND IN NEED
FAMILY LOANS for US IN the home
from SO to $500. Our service IL best
because you can repay according 70
your income and We try 70 make every
customer happy by courtesy, prompt
ness and privacy. 8: to IS monthly
plus lawful interest. repays SO to 800
cash loan. Larger sums IN proportion.
NO 1NDORsERs-ali loans between hus-
band, wife and ourselves. Call. write
or phone ls-4-S.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
2nl Raphael Bldg. second floor, 80 West
Main st.. between Washington and High
streets Open $50 to s: Saturday $50
TO I. Licensed ny tho stats-Bonded to
the Public.
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NOMAIIER WHAT
AIm
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies
81

LINE YOUR CHICKEN COOP
With old newspaper mata JUST the thing
Tor that purpose. Fifty cents 4 hundred.
Apply at the Herald ONCE. Church ST.
SICRnY Thoroughbred baby chicks
Prices are lower store open evenings
1880 10 500. N. B. Bird Z Feed Co.
liz Arch St
HALLS CHICKS from New England ac-
credited breeders. Reds. Barred Rocks
WHITE NYandottes. Leghorns Reduced
prices now Circular. Also chicks one
70 Your weeks old. Hall Bros. Phone
eS-S. Wsllinstord. Conn.
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LETTERS USED CARS
1925 ana 1877 Essex Ccachss
1877 Chevrolet Coach
1897 Ford Sedan
1875 Ford Coupe
1875 Overland Coach
1876 Buick Master Six Touring
1924 Moon Big Six Sport Touring
Prices Very Low to Move Them
All Can Ar Rsccnditioned
and esid on Easy Terms
81 n IRVING JESTER
x wlNKLEs AUTO LAUNDRY
- COMMERCIAL st.
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Building Lots For Sale

RELvIDERE-2 family house. 10 rooms
All modern improvements Price So 500.
Peter Denu,,e. 90 Main At. Telephone
&s4S or sAcJ.
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Building and business Property 81
CHURCH ST.. 3I7-s tenement and
store. All Improvements Reasonable
Owner leaving town Mrh Adele Frsi-
heit Phone <il9
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PIGEONS for sale. Carriers. Antwerpt
and racing homers. Call evenings after
&. ISL McClntock road.
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BABY CHICKS. Reds. Rocks. LeghornA
Day-old chicks every Sunday. Also
chicks to I weeks old. +. ALDR1CH.
$40 Shuttle Meadow Ave- Tel. c,71 r,
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EDUCATIONAL

Dancing Teachers Is
ATTENTION. Young and old caS learn
to dance at 6teinhaus Dancing Acad.
envy . lessons IS. Sure guarantee
Call . .. NJ. to & p. m, 6733-W. Studio
open evenings. 3os Main st.
EMERSON STCD1O-Dancng and drama
tic art. Children and adults. $50 West
Main st. Tel SIS or l43s-W.
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Real Estate Wanted

HAVE sold my cottage. Want two lam
lily new house, walking distance Of
center. Address House. ClasaAsd Box
is. Herald Once.
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BULL FOR SALE, three years old. Test,
ed. Apply ESQ Remington Ave. Tele.
phone 1890
GOOD JERSEY COW FOR SALE. AZ.
PLY JOHN MAR1NCsAK. $50 Nc.
CLfETOCK RID. TEL. s7.s
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EMPLOYMENT
Help-Men Wanted

HeIp-Men Wanted ~
Statesmen wanted with car. Good promo
sftion. Inquire z. Wiener. 81 Hartford
Ave. Tel. 1867.
SERVICE APPLIANCE CO. 10 looking
for a few men who have had exper-
lance or who desire to learn niles work
Goud commission to start and oppor.
tunity for advancement. Apply between
and p. m.. l3S Arch St.
SHOEMAKER. first class. Inquire 4ob
West Main u.
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Suburban For sale

FLAlNNILLE. TRUMBULL AvE.-Beau-
tiful seven room house in excellent To-
cation. All very modern. Rooms spac-
ious and laid out for comfort. Oak
floors and trim. tile bath and shower.
steam heat installed, large lawn and
lot. room for garden. Inspection Of this
offering will convince you that II 10 4
home for a. lifetime for you aad your
family. Only 1880 with terms. Call
1854 or l0lS-13. Harry II. HoiiaaA. 3:l
Main St.
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BROILERs, milk fed: $50 r. l. Reds
average weight pounds each. also so
12-week-old pullets. &i.25 each, Phone
244s-M. 1855 Francis St. city.
CHICKENs-2o grown hens. rooster,
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Business Places For Rent

SMALL cottage wanted 10 rent in Plain
Vile or New Britain. Write Classified
Box SIS. Herald ONCE.
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BARCLAY TILE . MARBLE co.
Telephone $3.50 tl3 Arch d.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

CALL 1854 THIS EVENING
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EMMoSS PLACE. 1o-Eive room apart
nent. One min. from P. O.: quiet.
adults only. Tel. ASSN, l: to : p M