Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 28, 1925 · page 9

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A RADIO COLUMN
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r interestingimight tax ouch vacuum tube try a
Iupm'nls or the small amount. and devote. the
ti: radio is thwmoney .thus obtained to paying

"it lmrt wares.,tbo expense of broadcasting.

- titled in ”115' In lingnnd the Government does
motor and two 'this. in essence. All receivers 8F:
' lICt'Il used licensed and it part or the licenu:
Pram r. A few Vice goes to the British Broadcast-

.i tin one-loot inf-z Company, which has n

..n twin-l by monopoly oi broadcasting. in
Australia all sets are sealed for u

lime com-‘Cel‘ialn wavelength. You pay a
'.:;~.~. but they too to the station whose ware
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.3. in the Nobody xcts enthusiastic over
re lain .~ta- any of thosn solutions, The lint
' ' ‘lt' it their is a. hard one to crack. Sevrral

vim a: three prizes. haw.- bvon OH"‘T€d for a
2: mcans that practicable solution.

-.ii. oporatu i am not offering a prize. but lz'
“paint getting ' you haw a. solution that you think
d 'Zl'. is practicable, let me know. it
._. irtr‘ri’nrcnce other people also think that it i2

13...: cxnmple. practicable. let me know. I'will
art-til of ion see that. you become one of the
meter there most famous people in the United
ruin-interfering States.

.. d3} surprised THE RADIO PRIMER
Our Daily Fact For Listeners

_‘~l‘.'ll‘3 or so,
broadcasting . Regenerative Single Cir-run Re-
""“"r ‘3‘" I“weavers are largely discredited
“ “”5 Jonathon-adorn because they are the
kind or sets that can send out a
series of bowls and squeals from

. . I . l their antennas and thus annoy all

. . ‘ho nat one. the. neighbors with terrible noises.
' “a,” I'm)“ the ‘It is possible to operate a slwIev

"furw‘v‘e at“"t‘ii-miit regenerative receiver so
“WI the” City that it will not cause this kind

._ 1‘" desired 1"or interference. But this needs
”“dw‘m them mistrill. R is probably wise to

' "h' [discard this rm or reception 31w;
J- . her in favor oi" some kin o

"“5””‘3‘1' how- i greener that connot curse inter-

,r'mmem ."t 11"" forum. no matter how carelessly

..-'a.<ting is to Tit. is operated.

’_ “‘ mm su‘scs-l Regeneration. you remember. is
h" the R‘d‘oithe principle by which a. part of
.fjlwmlfl." Of .umime energy ,_ that has passed
\- L‘..\F In 38' through 'an amputyin' vacuum

tube is fed bark sgain into the
“V“ “‘1‘“ r”minim. thus ampli in; the signal

”NW“! .ofler‘nfliover and over again. The prin—
fl‘“ 5““ othersidple was discovered by Major

.msti to sell, their”; .H. Armstrong and is the basis
owl‘s. Dr. Lefivot his famous patent. DOW (-on-
I" m “ recentitrolled bv the Radio Corporation
Government. of America

' The single circuit receiver. of
any type, was defined in the

‘Prinmr recenthfi To make a

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TH E N EW IIIIOIIIRY

Militants and arusmakm ape-ll
n! roeoeo unhroldery non-Mays. To

the student. 6! art rococo signifies—

tho style a! decoration used in orna-
montntlon of furniture and wood-
“orx tn the eighteenth eentun.
consisting d "Inflmds. feet..-
shells, a profusion of sinuous lines
nutwtnlng and tnterlscing." in piece
of pllasters. rolonnldes and flat
mouldings.

WITH MUTTO

Soak n. tablespoonfnl of haricot
beans overnight. (fur. the mutton
into small pieces. and try them just
brown in a little dripping. Pool and
("it no a carrot. turnip. and onion.
and try them for five minutes in tho
fir the meat was tried In.

Put the meat in a. mole or
nteupan. with a consulting of do
and moor, tho Mob”; and
Larisa: beans. Just cover with
“ster. Bring to the boil, m
.lny «cu... hen simmer for two
hCIUTS. .

Two cutlets. or {our if mull. my
be cut or! from the neck of author!
and grilled or fried in at; 1nd
breadcrumbs nod nerves! with
mashed potstoos. or surrounded
\"lth boiled mmnt’ and tomato
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WAYS WITH HINT

An attractive confection can no
madd- from mint. leaves. Select reg-
ular leaves and boil them for a. min .
uto only in a syrup made from one
flip of aunt and a quarter cup or
water. The syrup should love been
boiled a. tow minutes before the
mint: leaves so “dud. Take the

lenvos from the syrup and let dry 0

for four or two hours. Hare read!
an unbeaten a“ whiten Dip each
leaf in this and dust with fine gun—
ulnted nut-r, and let dry on the top
of stove or in an open oven.

 

FOR FRICKLIS

A good lotion for freckles is made
from ten cents worth of rooo‘rater
and ten cents worth of simple tinc—
ture of bentoin. Add to those tho
Juice (rout one lemon and mix-atoll.
Rub on the freckle. every night.
Rut. u in the case of other skin
troubles. prevention in better that!
runs with regard to! tackles. Ro—
mooaboring to m woor o hat.
and mint Waco cream at tho
right time. will ave you much com-
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"The Chi-smut. of Sunrise."
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AMbfloWith EnoluPi-ooltin}

the eyes or the well-dress
on ma to have the sport (rock
any with it a hat to match.
Your still wear our hot with your;
swoon track so long as it bar-3
mm "id looks right,
lmh‘oport (rock that. you wear for’
actual sport wear. the rnuntry club
luncheon.
noon guilt-rings. really must be:
.Worn with hot nude or chosen spe~ :
Cilily for that {rock 0nd none other.

Lot-win
dresrmakem vim tire "inking hair

mllllners— amour. them

’ and there to smart gatherings.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Your Wardrobe lo the Now Do-:
MJFIIMN. '

like mun;- other
lit-eh dressmokers this seuv
. non nukes Quito n showing or‘,

huts. each one made to motel: a cer-
nan mock. For instance. at Red-q
M‘s" there is it. black satin frock
with loco-trimmed ornndio counts
and cum And with this hack more
in I. block straw hat,
trin- of idea.

lined with .

rtant in '
Ameri-

u some especially in

You

but. the 1

or even informal after-’-

Wlth the green frock—and 'pen

(teen is considored smart (or sport"
war—you ‘ may
matched pen-green felt
you Indy went- a straw hat of the
exact shade or the sport frock—a
motel blue straw to go with n mtel
blue cashmere
frock may be trimmed )Yltll “bite:
pelt] buttons, in which case the hat‘
should have tabs 0: the r-nshmrrr.

each one or which should he tier-o

rated with :i
tho but and
wedded. and must always appear in
each other‘s company.

near :1 perfectlyg

hut. ril-

sport. frock. The.

uhito button. Thu-t
trurk or" vertectl:

Chanel. flirvlsnmix. l‘itmt nit-l

at” mentlnned among tho.
to go with their ll'ul‘ks. and lhl'

.\:.;lles—-ttrr

returning tho rompiiment by show-

lllg (rocks to go with their hats

Sometimes the raw-tater, little cont.

tape. or smart in match the hat is

considered enough to unite tho cor-

tume. There are little red huts this

spring that give a bright touch herei
Iiul.
the red hat is not worn with a rod.
frock. "In ih" contrary tho Misti”.~

Ho 8590?. is 8’4”!)th in th- t'us“ u'

to VMd u. hut- in: :i tun-“h of trd in

the belt, handbac. ('r .1 me or trim-

mln‘ on tho {rt-ck. At all rvents

the day sea-ms to he passed when

the well~dresserl roman 1-Illid co
throu h an entlr" Spurn“ \M'h two
or tit ee hats.

Poul Poirot Takes Inspiration From
the lust'ed Frock of 18.0.

UL POIRET (-i' P'uis is nppar- ‘
ently rumin: inrwurd as the

t‘hal’nlllnll r-F tho l-ustle. At
least in the rencnt Sithill‘ of his

gowns {or spring in Paris there how: . bunched op into puffs at the back.

been several ex lorries or this fast:-
ion detail 0" tho YIPY‘K‘!’ of 18*“
Looking but}: at i‘ n rv-stumrr; u.’
that period 1'. F'V‘IY‘S M many of Us
that the bustio lF (-rr- of the ii‘inzs
that make us so glad no flourish in
this p”l"l'|l1 iiwtraxl Inf 1.: Mo dogs of
I‘m Maurvr-r and Ellen Torry anl
Lily Lanmry m UlPlt prime.

The reason for Poirnt‘s revived
interest in the bustle z< not hard to
find. It was he who was chosen‘lu
design the costumes for the pin:-
"Ssmh Bernhardt," when it up»
neared in Paris. Tlioush trim in
the main it.) tho amnion: at th"
period. these recreated bustle norms
of Poiret‘s for this via y proved mnrr
rims-mint to tho lil‘mnf Mbolder
than any actual gowns of the day
would possthly do. Tholr little how:
(if ribbons, frills and {mu-trons h‘ad
an undeniable charm.

Thus inspired Poirot departed still
further from the rigidity and prim
near of tho period in duration and
made frocks for present day wean
in: that rmssessv‘d a. sort. oi modified
hustle :it tho back and just enough
suggestion of the mode of a qmter
of n centurv .120 to be spoken of as
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ARIA NEWCOMBE owed the
door of her friend‘s m
and hiked in, She was

greeted by t chorus of m.
“Hello. Tandy. you look as if you'd
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rlvod. sullen”:

"It‘s a man." declared Hector».
otherwise Florence Willis. “1 can
always tell when there's a man in
the case."

"Right. first guess. “'here'd you;
fit the box of candf? From the!
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W 1925. Ivy m Iva-f NW Syndtmtc.

(nit ’r'rn!" raid Alli! eacitrdly.
PERI?" inked louisr- lfiwstv-r.

“Feel worse,” said the newly nr-,a date. but they mustn't make any
more:

nor so interested in months.
lire called up Newton-.x‘ia. tho next
morning and cngagr‘d 1hn
instructors. She soccer-Ill in.
tho gym trainvr tn (‘0an that mn-
nirJ: and all tlw 21:13 “3:0 wvt‘r- taut
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'Don‘t rrr, l-onc}. soii’ll have.
wimpnny. I predict that Miss. Alice
\thlisms will spend a. quiet cronitg
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to a. sitting posture. .
"Girls. I have an idea." she said
suddenly.
_ “Speech. speech,‘
rhol’ul.
lleckflre jumped into the We
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lit-toners.
“id-dies. this Is a wriolls utm-
Mon. 1 was counting up inst night

For"! him- :13th ",0" frock rind there are exactly flvo girl: in
men hat in mardg’m b'lw- show. ”1‘8 plant to crewman. Gloom-r.
trimmed with applique-at of the mh- "fl 0111’ mating the men in the
www- and Irhih’ prov! mum“, mu. x-fl’re and the girls in the once, he-
Ihr 1mm: «one the workmen don't mum! us.

Now. there In no other men to go

With except the one. in the commyi

_ hour going through thn
home. Today's my birthday. youhmum by we “Hm.
know. and You needn‘t think M‘flistening to plans l»\i‘ :1
mass I‘m the boss‘s item’s. "id heitcam. trad: tram :wl l:.!». llL‘ 'i'xlw,

awhile that he's ready to meet rim‘nuq few days 311,;. ‘1... (13.. ,. J ‘
,tt. was nearly .1 use}; M £91. .w. i« — :
your man.fD°rt “as madr. I
Toady." said Alice “'llllams us she;
rhocolnte-covercd nutimlo thu- room vizrin ii" ghis w it
assembled. .

hooded Jimmy lugstol't‘a going to?

take Clara. Carter to the dunes to—i'h9w "mi?!" 3’3" ‘

Langston asked ivv v. ‘4.) in ‘lu

‘ raid iii-'2 '. H
ihls nmazomvnt “lien i turned lz‘r:
down. 11- (‘Il‘illiih'i l-rlir‘r. lii< (?!<‘

marrow night, and after l'd given.
lxim a strong hint I'd like to go too.‘
. . . And to think I made him aux! ..
linen haircut-remote tor Christmas: ."‘d “W“ ”1”-

Wish l‘d put some sneezing powdersi.‘nd I Just l-"OW hrii her” turn“!

down before.

“llere‘s another.” came from Betty;
Watson. sitting on the. floor in her.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”CLUB

"Great!"
"WP'JI let “em ore we can do with-
"“‘hon dtxs

the Yroyt-ot :gu in‘o

"0h. we “on'l nia'm' anyone lili‘uk

The girls had not been so cxrflog
Heck-

\ {‘Jltli)!‘
telling

t \"t. has
ill’l'i :'
lv-lskv-lhall

Social ar‘i\':tlws ultiin'ul .;. “ll tlw

“'ednesduy oxezrnc .‘lriri': 1-:.~‘

“983'. l0ik<." Siz!‘ ‘ .u:!'v ._ "l: 1' ~.

"HP Wailfid live int :1‘ {ti-nth tgm
.‘did Aliv‘“ “‘llliam

l lit-uh! him u:i
his breath. '\\t‘ii iii In, A". .l

"l :9! :1 Md ‘0 (‘44 l:"|' vini‘, U1}
morning. but Y told Hm I l-(ltttgtii
to the Soil l'lll’lf'i‘\i".. 1‘ "ML .1l.-.'
we had on important ttitr‘mr: thir-
night."

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izimono with WT t-uvk against the i 1.:pr thr-r m .3‘ 3—5. .‘ “fl“,d _
ait‘or. Ethel? Orchr‘r‘lV‘J—Rl :‘l: .1 'fm l_¢. u
Ileckfire. who hail been lying tens in dzir'f‘ng - «‘15.; gym .ml

"I! lllmtht‘?‘ Lucy 37:} ”33‘1“

tuned in Tonsie's lap. rose euddcnlyi'nien thr! rlhltidv-d in rim :4 in:
:und inviti- the: anT.

It will .1 tmendnzis: run «err. ‘.-':

innt so muvti dancing “as Curr .p

they cried in ‘

might. be sunposod. for manv rt 'E.‘
couples Wanda-pd (in: unto the .-
veranda unrl «lot-tn tho moonlit 1-H
to the is)”,

“Hang it 11.", ”~11. tic-tr"
Mr. Dayton. the li'k‘x', ‘I wrv
I'll have to Hurry any. Y -- ,.»
hove become 50 Pfifi.’ot'.'rd° Iiv it. -
olsh and mrped on it: )flfl.’ a" - ’

Not ten y'srds away a»: .; :. ‘
on Toady “a: warning sol 1‘» :z' »
in; on Jimmy lamm‘r '7‘ «'
chest and mint; norm:-
hlm attic.

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CT‘rifiz r 15
" m 5 near. 13 ("macro (mags-m :15: :P-rx » -,-,- 3.3

This winter Pmrrt was experi— ISHJT n "I r standings"
"renting with this bustle effect, In A:b-s-o—l-u-t-e-l-yl' 8M m n. club in a 9,“, ,. “mafith
his cullevtion to. spring it is (me of Willi me three (”‘m it? l7 “it“ -, ‘

the details that has been spoken 0?
most often. There were infletri
frocks with tight—fitting bodice:

"All rith we‘re goin' to fix a.
W‘o‘n goin‘ to buyout them!"

"lions-av!” aunt-d tb girls.

"We‘ve w m u be
much (or our mm 30'. we're
racing to saw to main:
else. We corn! have a dancing

Someitmeo n via-cry moulded frock
had :1 large bunohy bow at the back
to zit-o tho bustle PROCL For the
most part theno bustle: are used on
evening sownr. teacher can. out or W two nights

The sketch shows a Model of a week and tad: II (b km Item.
bifu'k velvet and gold lame with a / The: me can't! be will! to learn 'em
hustle and a long narrow train. from u.“

Lirics of Life ,'
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BETHEBES'I‘ i'Tisanmcherofold.’u-easm1. '
l good u gold—4m it isn‘t p
tThOl‘t‘ have been many requost: ' mother who plots.
for this famous littln pot-m by Mr. .
Inlloch. Here it is. as revised by 0h. 1 think VB“ 1 die and I
"the author.) - v’ journey on high. 1! on high
I‘m permittcr to be.
If you can't 1‘0 a pine on ibe top . in the boot: up above of the one:
of the hill. 1 that we love that a wonderful
Be a scrub in the valley— -but be; sight I shall use:
The best little scrub by the sldei’l‘hnt a mother divine. mybe
of tho rill. , ‘ yours. maybe mine. will be
Be a bush if you can't be a tree. ‘ loading the throng of the
it you can't ho a. bush be a bit of saints";

the grass. _Bnt whoem ii Lg. m ours.
Doing something for somebody’l' mnybe Bis. it won’t be. a
sale. mother rho paints.
' if you can't be a muskic then just —»-M — , ,--_.___ M
be a boss. '

l “I“ I-WOO‘S" AD 85‘“!
But the liveliest has: in the lake. ’ m .

"“9 mm" s“ be cart-“m sometumamimfin and powdered hair.
“"9 to b“ ”'9"- ;But under the silken garb mine-
There's something for all of us; where
hem l'l‘he common heart and the com—
Therc‘s big work and little tori non touch—w
P909” "0 do. iWhy. lace and sum don‘t man so

And the task we mum do is the; much-
near. -Yes. folk or gentry . We‘er we‘re
it you can't be the highvay then: dressed

3115‘ be a “'3“- Pnt III-Y nut to only“
It you can‘t be the sun be 3 And m . Wm you‘ll
star. _ _ find. -
For it 9“" by 5‘" 1h“ 30“ 711' ‘W‘hniover the nut or that the
or you full!” kind.
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arel s lLinsey—woolasey and {set loft. bore.
‘3 No lace nor satin nor
.' hslr.
‘ A m “0 PM But unfia flu- hm roughly
, nude
iln the dim fur-away. then some Wherhoodofthe android.

girl of tad-y I'm look hock es, folk or gentry. whit craft or
to the years of her youth.

creed,

And I mother 711! No- vho Letthoootmh’ymll,lotthonflon
through struggle and stress need. r
instruct-wisdom adrift-e And movamhd.

.Ind truth; ' m the rank. or vhnt the

Yes, a vision vii! mud by her kind.
side. near at hood. than she ‘
stumbles or falters or mints. Linsermlaey ".1 ‘u. hone.

Tb“ Will show he? the light. that Ian mare quitsvhm sun-
71" 1836 he? arishi~bnt it m- 0
“'01er 3 mother vho mu. The

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PHHACLE as: have born
turned into dmrativo acct:-
”fies by some of the

m Ono. designer has
that a n from: triumwl only with
leather pm and n. 311'}.th
Wt lmdn rant on a sLYitl‘n
ford. m m. one shoulder, the
can hanging below the other arm.

And hm we lave a clever
Pandora mmlner win is ranking
but: specially to suit the woman
who veer-axioms. Sinco but: have
mind so closely over the brow then
has runny not been room atom for
the runs of the enormous tor-tots:
shell rimmed glasses that many
urto-dnto woman choose. his
million nukes hat: with brim: tin;-
lngsnttlotoworoon forth“
rim). By I!“ o! a. little ostrich
or - :
”mmmkmmemflng of
gin-es in such relieved.

W m M the woman who
vents ”on is the My for “an:
m‘ to your M to rottdi‘ you"
tracks. Thus with at purple or
more hock you would wear Khart-
wlth purple rim.

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