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Show LAYTON' JOURNAL LAYTON. UTAH. THURSDAY. M ARCH 31. 1919 WOMAN'S WORLD New React Like Spring Tonic Hair-Styl- es By Ertta Haley Rub vegetable oil into the scalp with the fingertips and allow to remain for some time, overnight ALWAYS afford YOU new wardrobe you want, but you can always be certain your hatr is just right; and. for most women, this inspires Just the confidence they need to meet the new season or any situation. Were going through a fortunate period with hair styles right now Those of us who are old enough will appreciate the fact that we dont have to impose on ourselves below-the-wailength hair to be in if possible Work first application of shampoo and water in the hair, getting it all through the hair. This usually will be dirty Now rinse this oil with clear water. The first rinsing may be. and should be, warm; the last rinse can be cool or even cold Home Permanent Helps Solve Many Problems With the short hair styles which we now have, the home permanent answers many problems To keep the hair short and m fashion requires frequent hair cutting because hair grows amazingly fast. Naturally, as soon as hair grows and must be cut, most of the permanent goes with it. Since many women do not have the time to get a professional permanent every few months, they can easily rely on the home type which are highly satisfactory and reliable. Winding the hair is the only aspect which takes time at all, since the time during which the curl takes may be spent in housework, reading, or whatever else you want to do. st fashion. Neither do we have to dye the hair a certain color, unnatural to us, because our own coloring is considered best. Then, too, we dont have to use all sorts of devices in the hair style to make it appear just right. The prevailing fashion is short hair and an easily managed style which, more frequently than not, can be brushed to gleaming smoothness to frame the face. For you who shampoo your own the short styles will save and energy in care. If you yourself a permanent, pr set Give yourself wave , , . own hair every week or every your night, the short style is the ideal solution. s as well as oldsters can look attractive in a short hair Many of those who feel theyve passed their youth have discovered the short style lifts years off their face. Have Hair Styled To Face Contours Unless you have been told, with absolute truth, that you have a way with hair, its best to seek help in cutting your locks. A friend style. ' Wf t 'MO brief combing and a swish the hair brush will keep your hair perfectly groomed for all occasions if you have the short casual hair cut and an easily given home permanent. Short hair Is youthful to the wearer and saves precious time in the weekly shampoo and setting. A of the hair cut to a short length. If the job is well done, youll like it and get complimented about it. One of the ideas which we might well borrow from grandmother is the daily brushing. With short hair, its easy to concentrate on this exercise that means so much in gleaming good looks. Shampoo Your Hair When its Dirty There used to be some idea that hair should not be shampooed more than once a month, or at least not more often than once every two or three weeks. We now know that hair should be washed every time it gets dirty. In dirty localities and particularly if you have oily hair, you may have to have a shampoo twice a week to keep the hair looking best. If you have soft water, this makes it easy to get a lovely shampoo. However, dont let hard water scare you. Many good shampoos have a agent right in them that softens the water as you use it, and its as lovely to use as though youd gathered the water from the rain barrel. Follow this Schedule In Shampooing Just how is the right kind of shampoo given? Heres a simple outline, easy to follow; First comb, then brush the hair to help separate the dirt and get rid of the snarls in it Its a good idea to part the hair in as many ways as possible for the brushing so that no area will be neglected The scalp should be massaged at this point, too, so that it gets some exercise It also will help relax you and give that million dollar feeling thats so important to good water-softenin- g .. v 9 l White la again headed for tremendous fashion Importance, for resort wear and for wear came vacation everywhere time later. The gorgeous n. w sheen linens with their are resistance crease and their to the wonderfully adapted smart tailored classic dresses and suits with such details as upstanding collars and pocket flaps. Of course, white is not only flattering In Its beaut and coolness, but it Is also wonderful foil for color contrast accessories and your favorite costume Jewelry with Its colorful stones. V - V s' , I" - ', IN COLONIAL days folks made pieces of furniture as the need arose. If they wanted a bench to scat two, three, four or more persons. they made it to the size needed. The bench illustrated aboo is a replica of those commonly used in Colonial times. The entire bench, legs, top and cleats can be cut from one ten foot bonid. This size bench is ideally suded for use alongside a fire-ple. It can also be used as a lolTee table or os an odd piece to hold a small radio, lamp, plants, etc By adding a third or even a fouith leg, the bench can be made any length desired. 1 ? .u eiik-lik- e tr V : A complete dining room get can be roixle bv building two of tbee benches S iwbuck table from Pattern No. 17. ml lie full re pattern for these benchea la easy to ums. It la making merely traced x W, on the wood Uaer then aawa ami ae the bench exactly aa No a pedal tonla or directlima indicate. akill are required. The pattern tell ex- -i tly what material! to uae. All material! are now available at every lumler yard. alnt or ataln It to match interior furruah-iui- it ca r-- tni, p Send 25c for Bench Pattern No. 23 Pattern No 17 for making the Sawbuck Table d la 25c. Send to Pattern Company, Dept. W, Pleaaantvllle. N. Y. Eaal-Bu- Speed your Cooking with Pressure Pans Must She Fret Over Trivialities? Bell Syndicate WNU By KATHLEEN Features NORRIS a fault and a WORRYING is is also stupid. But of this faulty, stupid habit, many women make a virtue. They are proud of their worrying. It nearly drives everyone mad; but they are meekly, resignedly proud of it. Take the wife of the man who writes the following letter. He, Jim, Is 40; his wife is 38. These are wonderful ages, the very cream of life. But for Rose the cream Is curdled. .The girls (See Renpes Below) Quirk Meals to watch the family safety and sanity, that people would be wasting money and getting sick and spotting their clothes and leaving lights burning and running Into traffic if she wasn't on guard. She would argue that she kept a perfect house, never rested day or night, had to assume responsibility because no one else would, and altogether considered herself pretty nearly the perfect wife and mother No, you cant reach the worriers, complainers and naggers with even the gentlest criticism. They are and they would laugh at the idea that households need the spirit as well as the letter. The letter, says the wisest book in the world, killeth. But in the spirit is eternal life. What might reach Rose' Impregnable fortress of perfection is the hint of the other woman, In Jims letter. The other woman, in his branch office in a neighboring town. The woman who is simple and cheerful and philosophical. Grief and change already have struck at this woman. She is one of hundreds who were widowed in the war years. She bad a child to protect. She had her living to make. And still she is happy and and free from the swarms of mosquito cares that beset the more fortunate Rose. Jim doesnt sound the kind of man who raises arguments, gets into domestic quarrels easily. But any man Is the sort that just gets deadly, deadly tired of constant nagging reminders that everything is all wrong. Lots of things are worrisome today. But the things that make Rose, and so many other women, as destructive as termites to the walls of home are not these big world problems. No, with them it is the weather, and that the kit ten clock stopped, and other trivia of that aort to the number of thousands. letter-perfec- t, and I love Mama, writes Jim, or rather typewrites, on paper that shows he is the head of a wood and coal business. Weve got everything we want a nice home, friends and were all normal people, no sickness of body or mind. So what can keep a sensible woman like Rose fretting and worrying, nagging and complaining is more than I can see. She says her mother was a great worrier, and says it as if it were something rather fine. Others Dont Fuss what she doesnt know, Jim adds, is that a man Is apt to meet other women who dont make such a darned fuss about everytown thing. My agent in a near-bis a young war widow, and is just a streak of sunshine. Nothing worBrush it softly ries her. with the knack may be able to do Shell fix a little meal up in the it for you, or you may have to seek office; shell laugh If anything professional attention. goes wrong; she's sure this'll come Its particularly important for out right and thatll all clear up, and its a pleasure to be with her your own sake to have an attrac- looks! If the hair is very dry, it may Shes tive cutting job, especially if you got a boy of Dve and ' the are not sold on the idea of having need some special treatment like way she handles that little fellow is a pleasure to see. They laugh toTHE GARDEN SPOT gether like a couple of kids. At home Rose begins nagging when I arrive and doesn't stop until I leave the next morning Our girls are only nine and Dve, but Green. .By Eldred already they are beginning to ignore her criticisms Their clothes. HAVE YOU EVER been puzzled long stems and need staking. Winby all those initials and names in ter protection is necessary. They the books on roses? What does it are fine for climates where the boil down to in terms of the winters are mild. . all Rambler roses have clustered borne garden? rather small, and long flowers, Roses Here are a few brief facts. stems that need support trailing over the all world, Europe, grow hardy and make I China, Persia, America, from the They are very Vvarm climates to the very cold splendid effects on fences and s banks. f'ones. Because of the beautiful Large flowered climbers are harthe roses have been taken from dong trailing stems. the wild and grown in gardens and dy and have for fences and trellis fine are Interbred until now there are many They use. of color, groups each with a mixture Baby ramblers or polyantbas have size, shape, fragrance and hardiclustered Dowers but the plant small ness from numerous ancestors. is dwarf. They are very hardy and indicate names Those initials or A new group of something of the ancestry. For the everblooming. with very large, usually borne garden there are eight groups , . . the cream it curdled . . Dowers, are called Doribun-dasingle of importance. their health, our Dnancial status, HYBRID TEA ROSES (H. T.) are Species roses are wild roses that the weather, the people she sees the most common kind today. These have been grown in gardens. Goldbave large, fragrant flowers In all en rose of China (Rose hugonis) is and doesnt want to see, and the colors and are the greenhouse and well known. These are mostly hardy ones she wants to see who don't come, my manners if Im too corshowy garden roses. There are sev- shrubs. dial, my manners if Im too cool, eral hundred varieties. Some are Old fashioned roses are the shrubmy familys treatment of her when are and others quite very hardy by roses that are seen tn many old she was a bride 12 years ago gardens and cemeteries. There are theres no end to it If I get in a moss and cabbage roses in white, helper, the girl wastes everything The early yellow. and isn't clean; if I don't get her pink and red. Harisons Yellow, is from a different anyone, ahes half dead with work ancestor. All are hardy and vigorAnd all the time she's capable ous. They can be grown where most and hardworking and economical, others cannot and would die (or any one of us, All of these roses except the hythe tetter continues. "But she sure brid teas are hardy and give a fine does make life a burden for herdisplay Polyanthas, some varieties self and everyone else of large climbers and the rugosas Criticizes Hit Driving are everblooming. with flbwers Then there's my driving. She othall season. The coming along ers bloom only once Hybrid teas leans over from the back seat and have the finest flowers but oeed watches the road like a cat and there isn't a chicken or a red light special care. to will need be teas pruned or a truck that she doesnt see way Hybrid to within a foot of the ground and ahead It gets a man nervous The removed whole thing gets you down. tender. They all bloom more or less have the old Dowers will only need to hsve continuously all summer. In cold The others This Rose of Jimmy's sounds to stems removed branch old the winter will need proclimates they known type me like like a Al) of lots roses sun tection They generally need to be yearly. or suggec advice of There fertilizer and any isnt plenty water, and unless few years replaced every a woman will such reach tion that is needed Winter protection only special care is used. A very rich, In her own entrenched too She is teas and is best givthe A hybrid soil is needed. good by and or conviction more six inches righteousness en covering a by ts almost rose spray necessity Her defense would be that JimBut in spite of the extra trouble they of the stem with soil. Roses can In most it careless, that there are of my garused any be type Climbare the finest flowers grown. kinds are selected. many accidents, that someone has if the den proper with extrs forms teas are ing hybrid But y flow-Aer- poly-anth- s. too-w- e well-draine- d lujtmn CAmlehS KATHLEEN NORRIS t I 0 tifi & fifil the Set Out Those Roses, Roses . 2 HOUSEHOLD oil CANNOT Teen-ager- Make Handy Bench From Single Board 11 self-relia- "Brownie" Has Best OF Canine Goodies Fla.-Bro- sulfa-treate- d 4-- 5) CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT JtfL QJjowlJ'uIuaq S. SavwqA. SnvuAimmL melt-ingl- y Peace Last PERSISTENT tor-M- ot S4-0- wnle lives a dogs life for thats what he Is but he loves it. His friends are as many as the people in this city and hes financially independent Brownie is 13 years old. Everyone here Is his paL Cab drivers take him for spins and to the beach for swimming. And every two weeks Brownie gets a bubble bath. He frolics happily. Brownie gets special attention when he crosses the street whether the light is red or green. Police hold up traffic and Brownie ambles across with what may be a grin. Practically everybody considers Brownie partly his. So the school kids and many of their parents set up a trust for him a regular bank account for extra steaks and a pint of ice cream after each evening meal. The fund is kept at the Florida Bank & Trust co., here and amounts to $36.60. Trustee is E. L. Budgen, owner of the local cab company. Brownie generally has eaten pretty well C. P. Miller, a restaurant owner, used to feed him, and when he sold out he made a verbal agreement with the new proprietor that he'd care for Brownies digestive desires. Now that Brownie can buy his own steaks, he doesnt eat there any more. Usually he just drops around to the house of one of his special two legged pals and dinea to his hearts content. Some say that Brownies new affluence has turned his head but that's not true. He may be a bit more Independent maybe, but he's still the same friendly pooch. Hea Just more dignified. i al T Fund For Dog BEACH, MENU YOUVE EVER coma home at New England Boiled Dinner five oclock after an afternoon The American Veterinary wfed-IcSalad Waldorf wonCrusty Rolls of club activities, have you association warns poultrymen Cookies Chilled Berries dered how to get a roast on the against reaching for the sulfa bottle too frequently. Beverage table and a meal cooked to comIn a recent experiment, the proRecipe Given pletion within the hour? duction of 671 birds given sulfa The solution to this problem lies or periods of from three to six In cooking the meal In one of those Cool cooker, following manufacturefficient utensils er's directions, and open. Remove days dropped 50 per cent; and, platter. Mix corn- compared with a control group of known as a meat to toserving a starch smooth paste with 430, it took the hens a pressure cooker or pressure pan. water and add to tomato sauce in month to reach a rate of producIn an hour, and cooker. Season as desired. Stir over tion equaling that of the untreated tens. in many cases, low heat to a clear rich gravy. The association points out, howHam with Escalloped Potatoea less time, you that this argument is not ever, (Serves Can have a the use of sulfa drugs 2 against butter tablespoons hot steaming when needed, but rather a note 114 tablespoons flour meal with meat, ot warning against their overuse. 1H cups milk vegetables and potatoes on the 1 teaspoon salt table for a hungry family. All this 14 teaspoon can be accomplished with no more pepper 1 small onion grated marketprevious preparation than 1 tablespoon fat ing. 2 pounds ham slice, eat In Foods cooked under pressure cook quickly because the steam is serving pieces 5 medium held within the utensil. Food values potatoes, HELP WANTED-M- EN " and sliced are saved, too, so you can serve SALESMAN Melt butter, blend in Dour, add more healthful meals to the family. former officer And, if youre a busy homemaker, milk, aalt and pepper. Stir con- The Easterling Co. haa sales opening tor stantly and cook capable married man with armed aervice ofyou can save hours of time in the experience. Substantial earning! end until smooth. ficer preparation of foods which usually advancement with growing national coneasentlal. Give full qualifications. cern. Add onion. Write Car take three or four hours to cook. eza Saeorlliaa Bldg., Seallla I, Weak. Brown ham unAll of the recipes given today til golden brown use meats that take long cooking in pressure pan, time under ordinary circumthen remove stances. Use the directions care(Buy. from cooker. fully and follow the manufacturPlace ers' directions for using whatever potatoes 1A. (BondA. In bottom of cooker and cover with kind of cooker you have. a a white sauce. Lay ham on potatoes. THE RECOMMENDED pressure Adjust cover, exhaust sic and JhsL (BsaL for most dishes including meats is bring to 15 pounds pressure. Cook 15 pounds. Study your cooker to 12 minutes. Cool cooker, and serve see how this is obtained and main- meal at once. At From tained. a ITCH! DOES THE FAMILY like delicious Mo Herei wondsr thousands bf teased Itcbs spaghetti? New England Boiled Dinner bleea the day that changed to Restaol. the easy way to cook it. Hare's quick action from first moment e (Serves 4) bllsaful aenae of paace that lasts and lasts, 1J4 pounds ham shank Spaghetti with Meat Sauce thanks to actlva soothing ag ants tn a lanolin base that stays on. Don t be content with ' (Serves 6) 1 cup water anything lass aS active than Rssluol Ointment 2 tablespoons salad oil 4 small potatoea, peeled and 1 pound ground beef halved 1 clove garlic, chopped 4 small onions, peeled 1 No. 2 can tomatoes & Teas 1 small turnip, peeled and Swiss 1 IMPOR can tomato sance The Message of the Ales sliced TANT TO YOU AND YOUR HEALTH 2 medium onions, chopped 4 medium carrots, scraped For centuries they have helped to pro1 teaspoon chili powder 1 small cabbage, quartered mote good health for all who use them. Established in 189S 1 green pepper, chopped H teaspoon pepper since 1920, to the U. S. A. Imported 1 salt teaspoon Place ham and water in cooker. It is your business to keep well. Health means success and happiness for you. I package spaghetti Adjust cover, exhaust air and bring DISAND YOUR RHEUMATISM Parmesan cheese pressure to 15 pounds. Cook lor 20 EASES QUICKLY DISAPPEAR all Combine minutes. Reduce pressure and open ingredients except SAVE MONEY By mailing In this ad. Special combination offer cheese in pres cooker. Add prepared vegetables 204 Swiss Herb Tablets' A Tee sure pan. Adjust and pepper. Adjust cover, exhaust 110.00 1,000 Swiss Herbs ts Tea ex 20o for postage and Wrapping. cover and to IS Add air and bring pressure again State Tax for Calif. 2(4 haust air. Bring pounds. Cook for five to eight minSEND TODAY TO: 15 to pounds utes, depending upon size of vegeSWISS HERBS INC. and P. O. Box 1162 ' Encinitas, Calll. tables. Cool and open cooker and pressure cook for 12 15 serve at once. minutes. Serve CANNED TOMATO sauce added over cooked spaghetti, topped with to a pot roast gives you a wonder cheese. fully rich but economical gravy, Wiener Schnitzel Hardy. Crete Ash o 20 as In the following recipe: ros M,? (Serves 6) Chinese Elm. Sant port paid at plant 2 slices veal round, cat J4 Savory Pot Roast inq tint. Inch thick (Serves WASHINGTON NURSERIES SH-- 4 4 tablespoons flour pounds pot roast of beef Toppenlsh. Wathlnqtoa or round and brisket, Salt pepper (chuck, 1 teaspoon paprika boned) WNU W 1349 1 clove 1 cup sliced onions garlic taste thin to sliced and Sait H lemon, pepper 1 cup soured cream . 2 tablespoons drippings COMMON SENSE.. 1 can tomato sauce Cut veal into serving size pieces provtd thovumd upon 2 tablespoons cornstarch and dredge in Dour mixed with salt thousand ot Hmosl oil y4 cup cold water snd pepper. Heat cooker, add of veal Rub the cut surface of the mea; id paprika Brown pieces with cut surface of garlic clove. bn both sides Add onion and saute Sprinkle with salt and pepper. slightly. Place a slice of lemon on LAXATIVE Brown tn the pressure cooker in each piece of veal. Add sour cream the drippings Add canned tomato Adjust cover, exhaust air and bring sauce. Close cooker and exhaust to 15 pounds pressure Cook 15 NATURES REMEDY I ABair. Bring pressure to 15 pounds minutes Cool cooker and serve LETS A purely vegetable(NR) laxative to and cook 11 minutes to the pound. veal, garnished with parsley. relieve constipatioo without the usual griping, aickeoing, perturbing LYNN SAYS: The pressure pan may be used and does not cause rash. Try NR vou will see the difference. UnPressure Cookers Just as any other kettle for sauces coated or candy coated their action Have Many Use dressings, etc without the cover if dependable, thorough, yet gentle ae dif to several make cook to want If you Its amazingly quick millions of NRs bave proved Get a custards In the pressure cooker. ferent kinds of vegetables at the 2)C box and use as directed. ' Simply pour the custard mixture same time tn a pressure pan select f into small, cups and set those which require the same cook on the pressure cooker rack with tng time. To soften cereals properly and to a little water at the bottom Cook for 2 minutes at 15 pounds pres- - bring out their full Davor, use the FUSSY STOMACH? pressure pan It saves time can for of pudavailable now the Molds are Many pressure pans Cliff FOR AGIO and fruit Into for fit used be that pressure KDIGEST10N, processing right dings GAS AND pans They steam puddings per- vegetable for canning Follow THE TUKMYI fectly and swiftly. 8EASTBU0I ? Herbs City Sets Up DAYTONA LYNN CHAMBERS Sulfas Cause :gg Slump but saonsn-rAmI2-1- it 0) ALL-VEGETA- sensa-bon- heat-proo- i e, |