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Evening star., 1938-08-10
Relaxation
.oBeauty
Establish Regular
Hours for Meals
And Sleeping.
By PATRICIA LINDSAY,

SUMNER is a splendid time to learn
to relax. Have you ever visited
in the tropics? Did you notice how
slowly the natives moved and worked?
It may have irritated you Of northern
breed. But I hope you also noticed
the natives easy swing in movement
and their disarming poise!
If you are the nervous, high-strung
type of individual. why not learn this
summer to relax your way to poise.
Take things easy. Rest. Exercise to
relax only. Stop worrying.
1t is never the thoroughly relaxed
person who suffers from insomnia.
Lack of sleep is usually q symptom
OF harried mind or a nervous dis
order Much can be done to over
come insomnia
In the first place if you are over 30
you can do with as little as six hours
Of sleep during the hot weather Under
30 requires eight hours at least. So
don't begin to worry if you cannot
sleep 9 and 10 hours without waking
Regular sleeping hours are quite
necessary. Make it habit to retire
the same hour and to arise the same
hour until you are relaxed
Do not overeat or eat too fast. Both
are likely to give you restless nights.
You can skip a meal day if you wish.
Or substitute for two meals each day,
a glass of milk every four hours and
glasses Of fruit juices in between.
Do not resort to nerve sedatives un-
less your physician advises them for
you.
During all your waking hours make
every effort to stop worrying. Any
woman's poise is destroyed completely
by worry. Nervous little gestures de-
velop and other distracting habits,
such as eye twitching and little con-
slant coughings. Nothing is 50 omin-
ous as we imagine it to be. Just face
1t out-shrug your shoulders and let
time do the rest!
Keep your days active-not strenu-
ously 50. But have something to inter-
est you. so you will not be concentrat-
ing on you. You have thousands of
duties and hobbies from which to
choose one or two.
Send for Exercises.
Because Of limited space 1 can
not give you the relaxing exercises
here, 80 send stamped (3-cent),
self-addressed envelope. care Of
this paper, for my leaflet Lullaby
Calisthenics." Simple movements
to induce slumber and relaxation.
(Copyright, 193S)
Evening star., 1938-08-10


Nipping winds that sting the
cheeks to glorious color, and fill
the lungs with tonic-like
quality.
Dazzling rainbow of icicles, given
brilliance by the sun, hanging from
the caves. ..
The muffled sound Of horses
hoofs and tires in the snow car
peted streets. >.
The clack Of tire chains against
The mysterious quality Of early
dusk. and lights that shine like
jewels in the frosty, clear air.
The teasing and delicious aroma
of roast beef. or pot roast. or good
old Irish stew.
The pennants flying in the stiff
breeze above the football stadiums.
and the huge chrysanthemums tied
with big bows. ..
The sheen of the holly leaves,
and the bright red Of the ber-
The pleasure Of windows with
out awnings or screens.
Heady scent Of narcissus bulbs
growing in bowls before sunlit
panes.
Snow-capped mountains, turned
to rose by the setting sun.
Click of iceskates, and whir Of
Sleighbells.
Acrid and yet appealing trace Of
burning leaves in the still, cold
Bare branches tossed against q
stormy sky. =.
Magnificence Of the Aurora
Borealis, and the stunning spec
tacle OF its armies wheeling in the
northern skies.
Ships with ice on their rig
Wild duck and venison and cur
rant jelly. :.
Diamond-like glitter Of trees in
the sunshine, after an ice
Christmas morning.
READ
Services Yukon poems -.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

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1t might be fun to see just what we II
be wearing in a month or two.
A dispatch from Paris tells us that
muffs will be the rage. They are being
shown for every hour of the day-more
Of them this year than at any time
in the past decade Evening muffs are
OF green marabou or light blue faille
silk in many instances, and Lanvin is
showing black satin evening suits with
jackets and muffs OF thick satin cords
as large as garden hose. The day.
time varieties feature furs-mainly
chinchilla and civet cat
x**
THE same report tells us that an
- ecclesiastical note is struck by the
appearance Of bishops purple gowns
buttoned all the way down the front
in Cossack style, and Bertha capped
evening bodices. Evening gowns. we
hear. are equipped with trains-some
short. some sweeping, and all running
riot with such colors as cherry red,
chartreuse, pink. green and others.
Much use, too, has been made of sill
yer and gold nail heads on draped
crepe and sheer tulle frocks. For day.
time this same collection stressed
bloused backs: for afternoon, crepe
dresses with large and long sleeves
and skirts draped in front. Colors are
medium gray. almond, olive green and
black. For sports the accent was on
full-length cape ensembles in plaid and
striped tweeds. Capes for afternoon,
too, in plain woods, with arm openings
just above 1-foot-square patch pockets
OF fur-fox. lynx, martin, Persian lamb
and gray kid.
News from New York tells US that
Elizabeth Hawes. of Fashion Is Spin
ach" fame, has presented her new COL
lection. La Hawes has stressed the
following: High necklines for DAYTIME.
very decollete for evening; adjustable
Waistlines which tie in the back and
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Soup for Invalids.

Jellied chicken broth often appeals
TO invalids during warm weather. Mix
one tablespoon Of granulated gelatin
IN three tablespoons of cold water.
After five minutes dissolve in two cups
Of boiling. well-seasoned chicken
stock. Pour into individual molds and
chill until hrm. When stiffened cut
into 1-inch cubes and pile in glass
sherbet cups. Sprinkle with minced
parsley mixed with a little lemon
juice.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

tailed sew chart) easy to tub, and q
perfect JOY to put on. of a busy
morning.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. l570-B is
designed for sizes IA, 16, 10. 20; 40 and
AZ. Corresponding bust measurements
80. "a. 36. 80; 40 and AZ. Size is
(3D requires ~ yards of 35-inch ma
terial. 6l2 yards Of ricrac braid to
trim.
Send IS cents for the Barbara Bell
Summer Fashion Pattern Book. Make
yourself attractive, practical and BE-
coming clothes. selecting designs from
the Barbara Bell well-planned, easy
to-make patterns
(Copyrisht. 1881
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Leaves Are in Season.

PARIS R.-Leaves are sprouting
for evening. Large leaves Of Jet en-
broidery mass at the hips Of an
evening dress in black tulls. An
evening model in navy blue georgette
has the bodice top cut in leaf forms
against a background Of white pique.
Wide pique shoulder straps play sup
porting roles for this. Both models
are Patous.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

leave fullness in front; skirts shorter
than last year and many ankle-length
dance frocks with billowing skirts; soft
subtle colors. such as stone brown,
stone green and stone blue-smoky,
grayish tones; taffeta. bengaline, vel
veteen and crepe-and all the gowns
named after famous ladies Of history.
PACK to Paris again. How we travel!
And now comes word of the i'm
portance of velvet, especially in the
millinery world. In one of the show
ings were tailored hats resembling
drums; felt hats. half one color, half
another; thick velvet cushions about
the size of a plate with shoulder
length wells; tiny round hats exactly
like cinnamon buns set right over the
forehead between the eyes and also
boasting the long, flowing veils-and \
great many other fascinating and
somewhat giddy styles On this same
theme comes word of black velvet with
jet embroidery for hats and boleros-
the romantic touch.
Still another cable from Gay Paree
concerns Designer Charles Greed. His
collection is lighted by very short
skirts 1--WE can't escape 'em), water
proof velvet, lots Of checks. large and
small; red as a color favorite. closely
followed by the eternal black; astra-
kan. Alaska sealskin and leopard trim
ming, as well as grosgrain, and in
teresting collar details.
OF course. We don't need fashion
cables to tell us what we'll be seeing
in Washington in the autumn. There
will be black and more black, doll hats,
short skirts and plenty of sweaters.
blouses, skirts-and more sweaters
Trying to pry the schoolgirl or busi-
ness girl away from her sport togs is
attempting the impossible. but it is
just as well. for there is nothing that
can take the place of this type Of
clothes for hard wear.
And, by the way. college girls will
gloat over the new fiannelette pa
jamas soon to be featured. Many of
them have matching robes and come
in the gayest colors and designs i'm
aginable.
Designers say the winter season is
upon u.s. We think they've got some
thing there.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Food Measurements.

Two cups OF solid fat equal one
pound, as do two cups Of granulated
sugar. two and two-thirds cups Of
confectioner's sugar, two and two
thirds cups'of dark brown sugar. three
and three quarters cups of regular
flour or four cups Of pastry -four.
Three teaspoons equal one tablespoon.
Sixteen tablespoons equal one cup.
Two cups make . pint.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
The Old Gardener Says

Garden makers are sometimes
surprised to md so-called vege-
table pests at work in the flower
garden. Some pests seem to be
almost omnivorous. Leaf beetles,
in particular. including tho IT.
spotted cucumber beetle, often
attack summer and autumn
blooming flowers. particularly
asters, chrysanthemums. cosmos,
dahliaS. larkspur and morning.
glories. The most effective way
to get rid Of them is to pick them
of and drop them into . pail Of
kerosene, but If they are very
r.entiful, arsenate Of lead. roten-
one or pyrethrum from the seed
store may be used to keep them
in check.
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Chill Pie DOUGH.

Before you roll out your pie dough
to fit it into pie pans chill the dough
thoroughly. Doing so makes it easier
to handle. Then roll out just enough
dough for one pie crust at a time
Work quickly, and roll from the center
to the outside. Try to keep the shape
as round as possible.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

~ she mas 1ouno 'ne secret tnAt
4 a her sister women have been
seeking throughout the ages with tears
and prayers and with little success to
boast Of, and that is how to hold a
husband and keep him in love with
her.
She asserts she is going to turn the
trick by simply being herself. MY
husband fell in love with me just as
I am" she says. so evidently 1 pos
sess the qualities he admires most in
women and desires in wife There
fore, if I am satisfactory to him now.
why should I try to change in any
way?'
Why, indeed, except that men
change their feminine ideals as often
as they do their shirts. The charms
and graces that intrigue them today
will get on their nerves tomorrow. and
the only thing to which they are really
constant Is change.
Besides, sweethearts are one thing
and wives are another The very
thing that q man married 4 girl for
he doesn't want her to do or be after
marriage. He has an entirely differ
ent standard Of virtues and conduct
for before and after the wedding
IN THE days Of courtship a man
puts q girl up on q pedestal and
burns incense before her. He lavishes
flowers and gifts that he can't afford
upon her. He tells her that her lily
white hands shall never do anything
but soothe his fevered brow. He COM
pliments her new clothes and tells
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Preview of Fall Clothes Boee Abroad Proves Very Engenng
NV Neiahbor Soys:

To give house ferns = rich.
green color. add . teaspoon Of
household ammonia to one quart
of water and pour over the ferns
once or twice 4 month.
Heat a lemon thoroughly before
squeezing and you will obtain
nearly double the quantity OF
Juice.
Coral Is easily cleaned and
polished In this way: Soak in
very hot water to which 4 small
quantity of soda has been added.
Polish afterwards with q soft
piece Of an old kid glove.
II in doubt as to whether or
not q turkey or chicken is thor
oughly cooked, pierce the leg. II
the blood is a pale pink the turkey
is done.
(Copyright, 193s.)
Evening star., 1938-08-10
By BARBARA BELL.

TN CRISP cotton. with gay plaid
or pretty flower print, this clever
little porch and house frock will
4 look bright and attractive as a
kinnia blossom! The rows of ricrac
Everybody loves ricrac braid this sum-
mer) add a decisive note of charm!
This design is comfortable as can
be for working round the kitchen or
garden. The waistline looks fetchingly
slim, but it's unhampering and easy
to wear, because the side sashes snug
1t in at the waist without making it
tight. The short sleeves and fullish
skirt give you plenty of freedom for
reaching and stretching, and hurry
ing around. You'll find this frock
easy to make (pattern includes a de-
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Shines Surface.

Wash oilcloth and table linoleums
with warm water and mild soap.
Then rub over them with equal parts
Of cold water and skinned milk. Wipe
dry with Q soft cloth. Tho surface
will have added 1uster.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Summer Treatment.

A little heating often will improve
the flavor Of nut meats In summer.
Sprinkle q thin layer Of nuts on a
shallow pan and heat them for five
minutes or 70 In Q moderately G1ow
oven. oeel
Evening star., 1938-08-10

In response to many inquiries,
iDe are pleased to state that Mar
odrettd Byer's fashion guidcbook.
Designing Women" uhich wos
TemeDed on this page August 5,
mul De on sale in local shops by
August Is.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Uncrystalized Syrup.

Add pinch Of soda for each two
cups of sugar to help keep syrups
from crystalizing. Sprinkle the soda
on top while the syrup Is cooking and
don't stir 1t.
Evening star., 1938-08-10

WE short and one long can be
w here measures about IL by 50 ncnes
with both ends with flowers
delightfully."- simple yet most attractive IN design
illustrated
diagrams aid yo also "n net NOOK
and much will need 4
for No 1862 and 1nco Is cents Stamps
service postage Address oroess 70 ns sua
q 1he Dvsoing o&aR
Evening star., 1938-08-10
New Autumn Collections
Shown by Designers in
New York and Paris
Rulers of Fashions Destiny
Emerge With the Dictates
OF the Coming Season.
By HELEN vOGT.

probably already investigated the
-
Just middle
things will
nothing
O.
fashion, getting around
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Put Your Mind on Coolest
Possible Subjects as an
Antidote to Heat Wave
AS Summer Works to a Climax
Imagination Is a Great Help
In Keeping Cool and Calm. y
BY BETSY CAsWELL.

TNHINK ABOUT
TALL white iceberg drifting through
with standing jagged icy
4 ledge
Snow Kissing through ptng
white puf1s against q brick
Soft a glowing Of
Evening star., 1938-08-10
BRIDE --and . Hollywood

bride at that-announces that
she has found the secret that
her sister Uon, on have hpen
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Dresses-Iike Undies-
absorb perspirution odor

Avoid offending-Lux dresses often! LUX re-
moves odor completely-keeps colors lovely
longer. Anything safe in water is safe in LUX.
It has no harmful alkali-e eliminates cake
soap rubbing
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28
20 STATES REPORT WONDERFUL RESULTS
FROM MENTHO- MULSION COUGH MEDICINE

lily are suffering from a common
cough due to exposure or a minor
bronchial irritation, get a bottle of
Mentho-Mulsion today. Notice how
the first dose of Mentho- Mulsion aids
nature in soothing and healing the
mucous membranes, and loosens and
aids in expelling the germ-laden
phlegm.
In no other cough medicine do you
get this exact combination of ingred-
tents used by druggists.
Mentho- Mulsion is guaranteed to
give you complete satisfaction or
your druggist will refund your money.
Mentho-M ulsion is sold and guaran-
teed by Lloyd & Blaine, Pocomoke.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28
WORCESTER DENIOCRAT POCOMOKE CITY. MARYLAND.

NJ. f. Church Sunday evening, October
20. Everybody is welcome.
Miss Mildred Pilchard spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Pilchard.
Mrs. Harold Mason and children,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Cecil Redden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Payne and
family visited relatives in Salisbury,
Sunday.
Due to the revival beginning Sun
day evening there will be no preaching
in the afternoon. Sunday School in
the morning at the usual hour.
Miss Doris Payne spent the week
end with her parents.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28

here at the home of her brother, Mr..
Wallace Covington.
Miss Marie Birmingham is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Beauchamp at Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cowger and Miss
Annie Cowger, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Evans, Mrs. w. A. Cottman, Mrs. Bert
Birmingham and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Beauchamp were visitors at the home
of H. C. Beauchamp last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butler, who have
been visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Butler return
ed to their home in Huntington, l.. l.,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28

last Sunday, accompanied by Miss
Ruby Butler who will visit there.
Miss Mamie Taylor of Onancock Va,
is spending this week with her sister,
Mrs. w. V. Taylor.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Gladys,
of Cambridge, Md, are visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. Leonard Brit
tingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bundick spent
the past weekend in Baltimore, Md,
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Covington
and children and Miss Florence Cow
ington, were dinner guests at the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28

home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carey at
New Church, Va, Sunday.
Mrs. John Tyson who has been
spending some time at her brothers
Mr. w. A. Cottman, has returned to
her home in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Neal Taylor and Mrs. Eutha
Matthews of Oak Hall, Va, and Mr..
Charlie Taylor of New Church, Va,
were visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. V. Taylor last Sunday.
Mrs. James Cottman visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Young at Pocomoke
City, last Monday afternoon.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28
Cokesbury News

Mrs. H. C. Beauchamp spent few
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Beauchamp at Chester, Pa.
They accompanied her home on Sun
day and spent the day here with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Birmingham
and children of Pocomoke City, were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter H. Long last Sunday.
Miss Florence Covington of Blue
Bell, Pa, is spending her vacation
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28
From All Walks of Life
Come Glowing Reports

An Ohio minister says, IL recon-
mend Mentho-Mulsion to my entire
congregation for the treatment of
coughs"
A Minnesota druggist thinks Men
tho Mulsion the finest cough medicine
he ever had in his store.
A Georgia physician reports, Il
write more prescriptions for Men
tho Mulsion than for all other cough
preparations combined"
If you or any member of your fam
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28

Clyde
automobile
chHds whmp roadside
head
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-10-28
Klej Grange

Revival services will begin in the
Evening star., 1938-05-08

be host to the District tournament,
Edgemoor will sponsor the Middle At
lantic and Army-Navy will stage its
annual invitation tourney for women
in August. A change in the usual
Middle Atlantic procedure will find
singles and doubles being played con-
currently. the first time that 1t has
not been played in two phases in the
last few seasons.
Meets on Local Courts.
The complete senior schedule for
this section:
May "4-The Stars City of Washing ton
women's: IS. The Stars City Of Washing
ton mems.
Cup match, Baltimore Country Club; Il.
Baltimore inter-park championships: 10.
women's championship OF Baltimore: IL
IS. Hotchkiss Cup match; 20. West vir-
ginia closed championship, Charleston.
w. Va: 20. Richmond City championships.
GSHn1ds Club Of Sf H.mu1. a
Country Club; IS. District mems cham.
pionship. Columbia Country Club: IS.
Norfolk city championships. Norfolk Yacht
and Country Club: 25 Homeland Racquet
Club Womens Invitation. Baltimore.
July. 5. District womens championship.
G9u%Ss gas. cgsngy Club as
Valley tournament; %. Washington public
Doubles Edgemoor Club. ' 'N
August /. Washington County open. st.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Team Contest at Army.Nauy,
Vines-Perry Tilt haugurote
Full Net Season for CAPITAL

II during their last seasons as anna
teurs.
Plans call for Senior and Bell to
meet in a singles match after the
Vines-Perry match. The third match
of the evening. a doubles encounter,
will find Senior pairing with Vines
against Perry and Bell.
The Middle Atlantic schedule shows
II major competitions for men.
women. juniors, boys and girls. and
includes the Hotchkiss Cup matches
on local courts.
The season will get away ofIicially
a week from next Saturday, when The
Evening Star presents the first phase
of the City Of Washington tourna-
ment-women's singles and doubles.
A week later. on May 20. the mems
tournament will start with the boys
and juniors, playing concurrently.
scheduled to fight it out the week
of June 4.
For the first time in recent years
next week end is passing without the
Chevy Chase Clubs invitation doubles
events. Club oniciaE realized that
most Of the country's leading players
were far from the scene and rather
than risk lowering the caliber of the
event. Cancelled the tournament al
together.
Columbia Country Club again will
Evening star., 1938-05-08

james Tennis Club, Md: 3. Western
Maryland championships. Mountain Lake
Park Md: g.. Baltimore public parks for
W.shlnston; is, Aleshany Mountain
Championship. public parks. Cumberland,
Md; 90. Army-Navy Club Invitation
tournament.
September 5. Baltimore Country Club
championship.
BOY AND JUNIOR EVENTS.
May O. Baltimore Center boys and
junior championship Junior singles. boys
singles: %, Center boys championships.
Baltimore Inter-Park Tennis Association
%.us, boys and junior championship., Norfolk
juniors singles and doubtless; 80. West
virginia championships. HUNTINGTON Tennis
Club tboys' and juniors singles.
June 4. The Stars City of washington
tournament tboys and juniors singles
and doubtless; 6. Baltimore City junior
championship tsingles and doubtless; 8.
Richmond boys and juniors championship
lsinsle only: II, Lexington boys and
'sneT snees ensTp0nhps ann Msds h,,anc vs
Boys and Junior Championships. Charles
ton. W. Va. tsingles only.
July a. Camp Greenbrier bows and
junior championship. Anderson. ". Va.
boys and Junior championships. Balti-
more (sinRle and doubtless.
August l5; District Of Columbia Tennis
and girls (singles and doubtless: % Balti-
more Inter-Park senior boys doubles
champ pionships.