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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

Sandy Hair and Pink Skin.
Dear Miss Leeds-I have light,
sandy-colored dry hair and a fair,
pinkish complexion. What sort of
shampoo and other treatments should
I give my hair? My skin becomes
very red when exposed to sun or heat.
What colors in makeup and clothes
are best for me? H.R,
Answer-Hair like yours tends to
become drier in Summertime, when
exposed to sun and hot winds. Wash
your hair twice a month, giving an
oil treatment for an hour first. Use
a mild liquid shampoo soap and finish
with a mild blond rinse if you wish
to keep your hair light. Massage your
scalp for 10 minutes a day and brush
your hair well. Rub a little white
mineral oil on your scalp twice a
week. Your sort of complexion must
be protected from strong sunshine.
Wear wide hat outdoors Use sun
tan makeup when outdoors to pro-
tect your skin and conceal the red
ness. Send a stamped (3-cent) self
addressed envelope for my leaflets,
Makeup for Your Type" and Color
Schemes and Costuming."
LOIS LEEDS.
(Copyright 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
.I707 -B

light weight woolens. cashmere, or the
soft, fuzzy angoras! Jersey is good,
too, and the new ones stretch almost
none at all. Velveteen is especially
liked for the shirt-waist dress. Some
of the velveteens are printed, the pat
terms that remind us of those used for
tie silks, and some are the rich, lively
colors which the young girl adores.
Lots of grays are worn, and the rust
shades are particularly nice this sea-
son. Brown, dark, or red brown tones
are the ones that fit into the picture
and all the blues, bright electric to the
muted lavender tones. Amber looks
well under brown coats, and the wine
shades will be popular.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1737-B is
designed in sizes IL, 13, Is, II and 10
years. Corresponding bust measure
ments 20, 81, SO, IS and 81. Size IS
(33) requires about 234 yards Of 54-
inch material.
Every Barbara Bell Pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
is easy to understand.
Barbara Bell pattern book available
at Is cents. Address orders to The
Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
Dorothy Dix Says
Mothers Have No Right to Wreck
Children's Homes.

and they are happier If they lead
their independent ives. but when
circumstances force children to care
for their mother under their own roofs,
then it is up to her to make herself
pleasant and agreeable member Of
the household.
That Is the only way in which she
can repay their kindness, and she Is
an migrate If she takes advantage Of
her age and the tie between them W
wreck their happiness.
X
NEAR MISS DIX: am engaged to
a young man who is very much
in love with me and whom love very
dearly, but my problem is this: ! have
been reared in small village and al
though I received good education in
a neighboring town, know nothing of
smart social usageS. My flance lives
in large city and all OF his friends
and relatives are what we call society
people" and I feel that 1 shall be awk-
ward and out of my element in the
life which I shall lead if marry him.
I am by nature shy and quiet and
am so afraid that my sweetheart will
be ashamed of me that 1 have tried
to break of the engagement. He will
not hear to this, and 1 haven't even
the courage to tell him why I keep
putting off the marriage. What shall
do? NORA.
AnsWer-I think you will be foolish
to give up the man you love because
you were not reared among the 400"
Believe me, they are not so terrifying
on close acquaintance as they are
when you read about them in the
Sunday supplements, and when you
know them you will find that a large
percentage of them we're born in
Squedunk, even as you.
THE wise thing for you to do Is to
talk out your fears with your
fiance and get him to help you. If
you doubt your taste in dress, put
yourself in the hands of some good
woman whose specially is clothes and
let her pick out your frocks and teach
you when and how and where to wear
them. And in every large city there
are certain women who are social
mentors who will be glad, for con-
sideration, to be your friend, counselor
and guide.
And don't forget that if your sweet
heart fell in love with you because
you are shy and quiet that is the way
he likes women and he picked you out
because you were not like the hard
boiled girls Of his set.
DEAR MISS DIX: Before We were
married my. husband took out
small insurance in the name Of his
parents. He thinks that because his
father and mother helped him to re-
ceive an education they deserve that
much. 1t is very little and wouldn't
be much money in anybody's pocket,
but I think the policy should be
changed to his wife's name. What are
your ideas on the matter?
A READER.
Answer-I think that a husband
should carry as much insurance for
his wife as he can afford. but that she
should not be so greedy that she wants
to take away even the pittance he has
provided for his parents If they are
poor. A young wife would be better
able to support herself and earn
money than an old couple. Don't for
get that your husband has obligations
to his parents as well as to you, and
that you do not show yourself a very
alluring wife when you are trying 20
take everything away from them.
DOROTHY DIX.
(Copyright. 1880
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Diet
Is Valuable
In Recovery
Must Be Nourishing
If Patient Would
Gain Strength.
BY JAMES W. BARTON. NJ. D.


You have eaten something that
was tainted or which upset your
digestive system, and have had a Sc
we're attack of indigestion. Naturally,
you do not want any food; the
thought Of food distresses you. This
is when you should 60 on q liquid
diet"
Or perhaps you are recovering from
an illness and are not much interested
in food; the liquid diet is what you
need, as you must have food to restore
your strength.
The liquid diet Is just liquid foods.
and is valuable because, as all foods
are reduced to liquids in the body be-
fore they can be used and absorbed,
taking foods already in the liquid
form means just so much less work
for the weakened digestive system.
Liquid foods are usually given in
small amounts and more often than
when the patient is we'll; about one
glassful every two or three hours.
Naturally, although the food is in
the liquid form, it must be nourish-
ing if the patient is to maintain and
increase in strength; milk, cream and
raw eggs being the best liquid foods.
When the patient cannot take much
milk or cream. an eggnog made up
with syphon soda purchased for
about 10 cents a quart at the drug
store) instead Of milk gives excellent
results.
DR.. Jean Bogert outlines the foods
to be used in fluid diet as follows:
l. Fruit juices.
2. Soups-broths, clear soups and
cream soups.
8. Cereal gruels (thin).
4. Milk-plain or favored, hot or
cold, acid or fermented. matted
milk, with addition of cereal
Cruel, beaten egg, cocoa.
5. Raw eggs, in combination with
milk. fruit juices or other fluids.
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The Old Gardener Saws !:

Day-lilies have established
themselves as among the most
satisfactory of all garden varieties.
They bloom over a long season,
appear in great variety and are
very easy to grow. They can be
moved and divided at almost any
time, even in Summer if care
fully handled. The best way to
divide them is to knock the earth
from the roots with the hoe and
then to pull them apart with the
fingers. No garden maker will
go wrong by adding some Of the
newer day-lilies to his perennial
borders.
Copyright. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
BY LOIS LEEDS.

bI LUIS LEEDS.
NEAR MISS LEEDS: I am good
looking, full face, but have
homely profile and wear my straight
hair short. My forehead and eyes
are pretty, but my rather small nose
has a lump on it and my chin re-
cedes somewhat. How should I wear
my hair? 90 Are lipstick and rouge
harmful to the skin? I have pimples
and blackheads on my face and do
not use makeup, although I am pale
and need it. DIXIE.
Answer-You need either coil of
hair or curls at the back of your head
to make the receding chin and small
nose less conspicuous. By building
out your couture behind in this way
you make your head seem in better
proportion. AS for your second ques-
ton, a good grade of hpStick and
rouge is not harmful. The lips are
improved by the use of an oily prep
aration, and so long as the dye is
not poisonous the lipstick is bene-
fetal to the skin of the lips. If the
rougea is applied correctly and re-
moved thoroughly at bedtime it need
not be harmful to the average skin,
but, of course, with your sort of COM
plexion the less powder and rouge
you use the better.
For evening parties or when you
want to look particularly nice you
might use a cream rouge and liquid
face powder in brunette or peach
shade, according to your natural COL
oring. Get rid of the skin blemishes.
Wash your face well with soap and
water twice a day. Two or three
times week steam your skin gently
and press out the blackheads with
a blackhead remover. open the pim-
piles with a sterilized needle, express
the contents and wipe away with a
piece of clean absorbent cotton moist
ened with alcohol. LOIS LEEDS.
Oil for Wrinkles.
Dear Miss Leeds-Will you please
advise me whether or not olive oil
and castor oil will help keep of
wrinkles and aid scars to heal up?
Which is better? Would either be
good for dry skin? FIFTY YEARS.
Answer-The oils you mention are
good for dry skins and wrinkles. Su-
perficial scars heal as the blemished
skin ages, falls off and is replaced by
new skin. The process may be en-
couraged by stimulating and cleansing
the skin regularly, and for this pur-.
pose massage with oils is helpful. Both
oils are used widely in cosmetic prep
arations. Olive Oil is more often used
by itself than the other, however. The
addition of few drops Of simple tine
ture of benzoin tends to counterfeit
the darkening effect Of the oil.
Give your skin an oil facial treat
ment once or twice week. Use the
oil for cleansing your skin every day
before washing your face with soap
and water. After your skin is clean
and dry, pat little more oil on the
wrinkles and leave 1t overnight. Muscle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
Proprieties
In Common
Situations
BY EMILY POST.

"DEAR MRS. POST: I met my
husbands present secretary
when they were both employed by
the same company and working on
similar Jobs, and at that time asked
her once to dinner. Since then my
husband has gone into business for
himself and she has gone with him
to be his secretary. When we met 1t
seemed natural for us to call each
other by first names. being Of the
same age, and the situation calling
for no formality. Now, when I tele-
phone, she calls me Ruth, and when
I 60 into the Office, she calls me
the same. and while I have no OBJ
lection personally, I've wondered
whether it is lacking in taste for
such familiarity to be displayed in
the presence of others in the Office"
Answer-Strictly speaking, all use
Of first names between employers and
employees, or officers and subordinates.
Is as lowering to the standards of
Office prestige as it would be to hear
officers and privates call each other
by their first names in the Army. In
other words. she ought to have enough
interest in her job to try to add to
its prestige rather than to lower 1t.
All this is concerned only with Office
smartness. Outside of Office hours
and out of hearing Of business asso-
ciates or clients or customers, she
would naturally follow your example
and continue to call you Ruth, If you
call her Jane. or call you Mrs. En-
ployer if you call her Miss Scribe.
But it is much more important that
your husband call her Miss Scribe at
the Office, as well as that she call
him Mr.. Employer, than it is that
she call you Mrs. Employer. After
all, you are not member of the
Office force.
Dear Mrs. Post: My fiance (al-
though no engagement has been an
nouncedD and have, for the last sew
eral years, always gone on a two
weeks Summer vacation with a third
person as chaperon. This year we
cannot find third person, and are
die-hards about giving up the idea of
going in spite of it. We are both ap-
preaching 80 and cannot see why
others couldn't be made to realize in
some way that we're only two busi-
ness people on holiday and not on
an escapade."
Answer-Escapade is no doubt the
wrong word. and no doubt, too, your
behavior will be above criticism. But
you are a man and a woman in love
Git is to be hoped), and you know
Just as we'll as I do that going away
together, alone, is not according to
the tenets of propriety. And yet, if
you go to a small family-type hotel,
especially one where you are known,
risk of criticism will be mitigated by
the fact that every guest at the hotel
will act as chaperon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
Cooks Corner
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE,
MEALS SERVING TWO.

BREAKFAST.
Chilled Melon and Pineapple.
Cooked Wheat Cereal. Cream.
Dreamed Eggs.
Amber Mdrmalade.
Buttered Toast. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Stuffed Tomato Salad.
Bread. Apple Sauce.
Ginger Cookies. Tea.
DINNER.
Aacdroni and Beef, EscdHoped.
Buttered Spinach.
Bread. Grape Jelly.
Cabbage Salad.
Sour Cream Dressing.
Chocolate Pudding.
Coffee.
AMBER MARMALADE.
! large grape / large lemon
1 f laqH. orange II cups cups water water
Carefully wash fruits. Cut into
quarters and discard seeds. Cut into
thin slices, using sharp knife. Add
water and let stand "a hours. Boil
slowly one hour. Let stand another
"a hours. Add sugar and boil gently
until a portion "jells" when tested on
cold plate. This will require about
one and one-half hours cooking, but
exact time cannot be given.
STUFFED TOMATO SALAD.
2 large. firm / tablespoon
tomatoes chopped green
"a cup cottage pepper
cheese "a teaspoon salt
y cup cooked peas Y TEASPOON
y e s5,s d1ceI celery 4 p 3aPIeknoons
chopped onions salad dressing
Wash, peel and remove centers
from tomatoes. Sprinkle half the
salt in tomatoes and invert on plate.
Chill. Mix two tablespoons dressing
with rest of ingredients. Chill. Stuff
tomatoes with cheese mixture and
place on lettuce. Top with remaining
salad dressing.
SOUR CREAM DRESSING.
u cup thick 2 tablespoons
sour cream vinegar
"a teaspoon salt
tablespoon V teaspoon
sugar ,paprika
Chill and combine ingredients. Beat
with fork and pour over one and one
half cups chopped cabbage, sliced
cucumbers or tomatoes.
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Blood Stains.

Blood stains may be removed from
cloth by soaking 80 minutes in luke
warm water and then washing in
warm water and soapsuds. Hot water
will set the stains, so handle care
fully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
BY BETSY CASWELL.

TT WOULD appear that the season
for cooling drinks will never come
to a close, this year! Requests
L keep pouring in for new recipes
to vary the daily tea hour. and also
for special connections to serve at
buffet suppers, afternoon housewarm-
ings, bridge teas. etc.
In this connection, let me stress the
Importance of having any cold drink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
CANTON PUNCH.

CANTON PUNCH.
Chop one-half pound Canton ginger
into small pieces. Add one quart cold
water and one cup sugar and boil for
Is minutes. Add one-half cup orange
juice and one-half cup pineapple juice.
Cool. strain and pour into tall glasses
filled with crushed ice.
COMBINING pineapple juice and
prune juice is also a happy
thought. especially for breakfast, if
your family has an inherent objection
to the taste of prunes. Using half
prune juice and half pineapple Juice
per glass. place the combination in
shaker full of ice and shake vigorously
until the mixture is good and cold
Pour into small glasses and serve i'm
mediately. Lemon juice and prune
juice are also good when one-third of
lemon to two-thirds of prune Juice
are used.
Half glass Of grapefruit juice, 4
Of a glass of pineapple juice and
a glass of ginger ale, makes a re-
freshing late afternoon drink. Grape
juice, sparkling water and the Juice
Of fresh lime is also q delicious
combination.
A doing the white of an egg, well
beaten, to certain beverages i'm
proves the texture and makes them
especially digestible - lemon juice,
carbonated water, the egg white, and
pinch Of powdered sugar, shaken
well together with ice, for instance.
Pour over ice into glasses and deco
rate with sprigs of mint and a twist
of lemon peel. Orange juice may be
treated in the same way, either by
itself or in combination with lemon
juice.
A shady corner on the porch or
terrace, long, low. comfortable
chair, and any one of these thirst
quenchers close at hand forms an
excellent prescription to combat both
heat and humidity!
II you wish advice on your indi-
vidual household problems write to
Betsy Caswell, in care Of The Star,
inclosing stamped, self addressed en-
velope for reply.
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really cold. with
lots and lots of
ice, rather than
half chilled by
one or two aban-
doned cubes float
ing in a lot of
liquid. Shaking
the drink in an
ice-hlled shaker
before pouring
into glasses, over
cracked ice, is
the best way to
get the beverage
thoroughly cold,
with minimum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

dilution. This also has the added
advantage of making the drink light
and frothy-always delectable in warm
weather.
X X X
ONE of the best drinks that know
of, especially for late in the eve
ming. is made by pouring fresh. I'M
sweetened pineapple juice over finely
crushed ice in tall glass, and adding
q tablespoon of green mint flavor on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
My Neighbor Says:
Do not allow perennials to 9

Do not allow pefennlalS to go
to seed unless you wish to save
a special seed. AL of the strength
Of the plant will go into the seed
pods instead of into the roots
for the next year. Seeds saved
from your own plants will rarely
run true to type. 1t is better to
buy new seeds in the Spring.
Don't pack jars too tight when
preserving fruits and vegetables.
Leave a space of one-half inch
at the top of each jar for water.
Cake mixture should come well
up to the corners and sides Of
pans, leaving slight depression
in the center. Cake will then be
perfectly nat on the top when
baked.
tCopyrisht. 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
ICED MOCHA.

ICED MOCHA.
2 cups hot chocolate.
2 cups strong black coffee.
Mix the two well together, COOL and
set in ice box to chill thoroughly.
Serve in glasses filled with crushed
ice, with a dab Of whipped cream on
top.
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Couture Aids Profile
Cosmetics Should Be Chosen Because
of Good Qualities.

oil is good for wrinkles. since II has
astringent properties. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

FROSTED b1MADE.
To a tall glass fresh limade, add a
scoop of lemon ice, stir, and serve.
Pineapple ice may also be used to vary
the flavor somewhat.
And here is good recipe for making
fruit punch for large party. This
makes about four gallons. filling 60
large glasses or 100 small ones:
PARTY FRUIT PUNCH.
2 quarts tee infusion 70 cups water to
tablespoons tea)
2 quarts sugar
l quart lemon juice.
l quart orange juice.
l quart grape juice.
quart pineapple juice.
2 gallons sparkling water.
Large lump of ice.
Dissolve the sugar in the hot tea
and allow to cool. Combine ingredi-
ents. Pour over block of ice into punch
bowl and garnish with thin slices of
orange and pineapple and sprigs of
mint.
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Various Fruit Juices
In Odd Combinations
Are Agreeable Change
Importance of Having Cold Beverage Chilled
to Iciest Possible Degree Is
Stressed Again.

top. The green liquid filters slowly
through the ice, giving a charming
effect, and the flavor Is cooling and
refreshing to a degree. I have no
name for it, but that doesn't really
matter-it is delicious, anyway.
FROSTED ORANGE JUICE.
To one tall glass of orange juice,
add scoop of vanilla ice cream. Stir
until partially melted, and then serve
at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
BY BARBARA BELL.

ROM schoolgirl America whole
l. new fashion trend has been
/ evolved. She is positive
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21
Lodge Directory
Professional
!. ID. FOSS

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
485 Brighton Ave. phOne 1885
Auditing, Income Tax. Bookkeeping
Associated with
CRENSHAW, DIEHL & WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21
L. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES, June 81. (U.P)-
Led by utilities, stocks scared frac-
tions to more than points during
early trading on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today. Five stocks
made new 1885 highs.
Rising 21a points to lO2i2, San
Joaquin SIS made new high on a
sale of only II shares. Pacific Gas
common rose is to 25is on 500
shares, and Pacific Lighting com
mon rose | to 35 on 200 shares foi
new highs. Edison common gained
u, and tn 7es and IS and 5l2s each
rose Is. Southern Pacific was up
3s to 1875 on on an 800-Share turn
over.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
gained 212 points for a 1885 high
at 365, but sold only 10 shares.
Security Company units made q
high at 2312 up y. Transamerica
sold 1900 shares at 6$S up Il.
On a 5000 share turnover, Un-
ion Oil rose Is to 1885. Universal
Consolidated dropped Il to 7 on
500 shares.
L. A. Industries sold 1900 shares
at Ito for a 10 gain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. June q UP.-COn
fidence returned 10 the market TO-
dav and all losses sustained in the
past two sessions were restored m
dealings well above yesterday mill
lion share total
Chrysler led in activity, rising 90
new high for the year at SOL. up
Is points. American can. Born
Warner and Air Reduction made
new highs since 1890. Briggs manu-
featuring and Continental Can
reached their highest prices sine
1929. Best prices since 1881 were
made by Du Pont. Radio preferred
3 and Timken Roller Bearing
Others 10 make new highs for the
year or longer included Consoli-
dated Gas, Great Northern pre-
ferred, Pacific Gas. North Ameri.
can, Sears Roebuck. Public Service
of New Jersey. Union Carbide.
United Corporation preferred, ana
United Gas Improvement.
All sections Of the market partic-
ipated in the advance. Coppers re-
covered after their recent decline.
Building issues were prominent. j.
C. Penney, Macy and Woolworth
were strong in the mercantile sec
ton. U. S. Smelling rose 4 points
in the silvers.
Railroad issues were higher under
leadership of Atchison. Farm equip
ments followed the grain upward
Motor equipments were strong.
U. S. Steel was up nearly a point
in a firm steel section.
Grains were steadier with wheat
and corn prices coming into line.
July position in each were identical
at the close, wheat having risen ana
corn declined Cotton was steady
Bonds were higher except U. s.
government issues which Wer e
irregular
Volume approximated lj20.OOC
shares compared with l,OOO.OOu
shares yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrial ll9.48 up
2.24. railroad 1886 up 054, utility
% 80 up 0.58.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 2495

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for County
OF Imperial, in the Matter OF the
Estate of EVELYN J. VAIL, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator of the
estate of Evelyn j. Wahl, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to file them with the nee
essary vouchers within six months
after the first publication Of this
notice, in the office of the Clerk OF
the Superior Court of the State Of
California, County of Imperial, or
to exhibit said claims with the nee
essary vouchers within said six
months to the said Administrator
at the office of Whitelaw & White
law, Rehkopf Bldg, City of Ell
Centre. County of Imperial, State
of California, which said office the
undersigned selects as his place OF
business in all matters connected
with the said estate Of Evelyn j..
Wahl, deceased.
MARTIN c. VAIL,
Administrator of the Estate of Eve
lyn j. Wahl, Deceased.
Whitelaw & Whitelaw,
Attorneys for Administrator.
Date of first publication, June
81. 1885. jun 2l-28, jul 5-12-l9