Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1946 — Page 25

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*Tired of the Spinach Cleaning Job? Just Put the Stuff in the Washer

COMBINE YANKEE INGENUITY with

machine in the same laundry and

an automatic washing you'll’ reap discoveries of new uses

for this appliance that may chart a shorter cut to home work for many ‘an American housewife,

Spinach, grit-laden from the rotloe stalls, was tossed into the washer by a’ "Minneapolis executive and came out ready for the boiling

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pot. This and the tricks to follow were reported by ingenious users to the Bendix Home Laundry Institute. Having to prepare quantities of potatoes, carrots or beets for cooking, a Kansas City, Mo, woman discovered that her washing machine would do the work. To clean these vegetables, she cuts oft the leafy tops, ties the tubers in a bag and runs the machine through the soak cycle, - . Another middle-western houseite lets her machine take over the drudgery of cleaning her Tamtys muddy SYsshigee:.

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toys were cleaned via the automatic ii ing machine by another housee 8he reported that a follow-up with a wire brush, after the toys

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Anybody who wants to follow suit is given a word of warning, however, before extra-curricular duty is demanded of a machine. If it's to remain in good working

were dried, restored the pristine |order, experts say, the cylinder must freshness and fluffiness to cuddly (be thoroughly washed after each

playthings.

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New as the Season—Priced for the Penny-Wise!

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Polished Look Is Envied By Others

By ALICIA HART NEA Steff Writer THERE'S ALWAYS a girl you envy because she couldn't look less than her spruced-up best. You'd learn the secret of her good grooming, if you went home with her, The belting is odds-on that] every ‘dud is in its proper place, clean, and in good repair. ¥ " . BUT THE job of maintaining good grooming week in and week out takes thought, organization and orderly habits. These points were brought up by a fomrer Red Cross correspondent, SHe's Faith Brewer, back from the CBI theater, with whom I discussed the spit-'n’- polish look of the girls in service.

. " . MISS BREWER is convinced that one of the most valuable lessons

} |the girls learned was how to keep per Je Waneat, hres nl

paired; their" ac and ready to wear a an active fire-| man's, “No matter whit kind of clothes they choose to replace overseas caps, uniforms and sturdy brogues,” 'says Faith, “girl vets will look wellgroomed, thanks to the habit: of orderliness which they have

learned.”

IN A COUPLE of local stores next week they’ll be showing a new comb which, it is claimed, will put a wave into straight locks. The new.comb, called the Life

Wave, is a shiny chromium plated affair that's been tried out ex-

perimentally on a number of .

heads of hair recently. The inventor, Rollin W, Woodruff of Portland, Ore, got the idea for it one night when he treading a “ was intrigued by one bit of evi“dence dug w by the -sipar-gleth. »

THE EVIDENCE, a single ‘har 3

clutched in a dead hand, was, the sleuth said, from the head of a wavy-haired man—because microscopic examination showed the

hair was oval in contour. A

straight hair is round. ~ 80 Mr. Woodruff set’ to work inventing a comb that would

change the contour of hair from

round (straight) to oval (wavy), What he came up with is a pair of comb elements hinged along

the back so that the teeth of one’

“segnjent overinpdhd Ang “other.” The iper oma pif: Teeth” are concave; or creseant-

shaped.

” THE HAIRS, TS through the spaces of one segment, are restricted and baffled by the teeth of the other segment. And this rubbing and bending action, they say, has the tendency of

Rgll Store Hours Monday through Saturday 9:45 A. M. to 5:15 P. M. Daily

10.95

Just two casuals from Wasson’s bang-up collection of McKettricks! -»

Designed “to make you lovelier” AND to flatter and fit.

The styles

spell n-e-w-n-e-s-s neck to hem—bright with such detail as a giant mock ..

pocket

+ + + cartridge belt . . .

flip peplum , , , brass buttons.

designed, for YOU to love as long as you wear them.

Left: Wool and rayon dream dress — a Deering Milliken fobric. Softly tailored and set off

with huge faké pocket. red. Sizes 12 to 20.

Aqua, 10.95

They're

Right :® Rayon crepe with a

night and day

Gay with pert peplum.

wearability, But-

toned with twists of .gold,

Black, beige, red, Sizes 10 to 18.

Wasson’s Pin Money Dress Shop, Third Floor

kelly, blue. 2.00

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . New Type Comb Introduced

unit” ‘book and

and Raymond

The wave comb.

gradually flattening them into the contour wavy hair has, : The manufacturess point out that the comb doesn’t do the curl-

ing. overnight, - It's a gradual process, they advise, with the time required depending upon the

Tennis Match

|{airground Tuesday through Sept. | |B ©. Atkins, Dan Flickinger, Leslie

' | English, Edward Dowling, Carl Mec|Kibler, Ralph Lewis, Maxwell Droke,

Box Holders Announced

Additional box holders were anwill be played in the Mahufacturers’ building at the Indiana State

15. They are Messrs. and Mesdames

M. DeVoe, C. E. Binkley, Charles ‘Cook, David L. «Chambers, Frank

Cann, Don Morrison, W. Daniel

Lloyd Claycombe, Harry Dragoo,

" | Paul Wadleigh, G. B. Burke, Charles)

Nourse and Sylvester Johnson, Dr and Mrs. W. E. King, Mrs. James

‘W. Hurt 8r,, Lt. Richard M. Wilke, |"

Wallace O. Lee and Volney M. Brown. The box #eat arrangements are being handled by the auxiliary of

American Legion, sponsor of the

texture of the hair.

matches.

IF THE SALAD served you in a dressing or the Italian spaghetti days that the oil is mineral oil.

cooking have been very scarce -as So some chefs, salad dressing manufacturers and probably housewives have been using as a substitute mineral oil which is plentiful and cheap. : . - » SOME YEARS AGO doctors pretty generally prescribed mineral oil as a laxative. Persons on weightreducing diets were also advised to substitute it. for other oils and fats in foods. Mineral oil is not fattening because the body does not absorb it. It has since been found that mineral oil can seriously interfere with the body's absorption of carotene from which the body makes vitamin A, and of vitamin D, calcium and phosphorus needed for bone building among other things, and of the anti-bleeding vitamin K. It may still be prescribed by a doctor in some cases, but medical and health authorities warn against it without the careful supervision of a physiclan, ; » » » WHEN IT IS used for cooking and salad dressings, you may consume a good deal more than a doctor would prescribe, if he thought you should be taking it at all. Besides the possible harmful effect through depriving you of the hment from certain vitamins and erals, mineral oil may cause embarrassing and frightening symptoms or may cause illness in the form of stomach and intestinal upsets. Cases of ~both- results have- re-

health ' authorities. These reports have led to a ban on mineral oil salad dressing in New York state and a warning from the American Medical association. The U. 8. food and drug administration considers mineral oil salad dressings adulterated even when the labels state they contain mineral oil.

Sophia Torcoaedk: To Be Feted

Miss Sophia Tarczueski will be honored at” a personal shower for 25 guests to be given Tuesday night by Miss Rita Schumacher, 410 N. Oakland ave. The hostess will be assisted by her mother, Mrs, Mary Schumacher, Miss Tarczueski will be mari to Louis Schumacher on Sept. 1 in the S8. Peter and Paul Cathedral.

Parliamentary Club To Meet Tuesday

The Rose Marie Cruzan Parliamentary club will meet at (12:30 p. m. Tuesday for a dessert luncheon at the heme of Mrs, Patrick Barrett, 5524 Kenwood ave. "Mrs. C. A. Childers, newly elected president, will preside at the business session. . Mrs. Cruzan will give the lesson, which will deal with quorums, honorary members and honorary officers.

Units Set Meetings

The following units of the White Cross guild of the-Methodist hospital will meet next week at the service’ centér: Monday — Third Christian, Broadway Baptist, First Baptist and Donati; Tuesday — Grace Methodist, Calvary Baptist and Billaire; Wednesday — Broadway Methodist and Perry Township; Thursday—Temple Sisterhood, Municipal Gardens and Ben Davis; Friday—Tabernacle Garden, Meridian Street Methodist, Marytha, Beta Sigma Phi and Wesleyan,

Luncheon Planned The Artemas club will have a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. D. H. Campbell, 1451 Hoyt ave. Mrs. Frank Freers and Mrs. W. E. Shirtz will assist,

Mildred Wessler To Be Bride

The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Mildred Wessler

Heppner is announced by the bride-to-be's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Wessler ot Oldenburg. The prospective bridegroom lives at 1814 Orleans st. © The wedding ceremony will be

Miss Wessler

and Mrs, Robert, Rankis of the Orleans st. address.

hie We of Mavic: #1 Oils-ix Sods

May Cause Interference In Absorption of Vitamins

By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Staff Writer

Better not eat it. may make you sick or skimp you on vitamins. Olive oil, corn oil -and other oils and fats used for salad dressing and

cently been reported by medical and

restaurant is drenched with an oily is quite oily, be suspicious these Much mineral oil

nounced today for the Western Pro-| {fessional Tennis champlonsKips that|

the John H. Holliday post of the|

By MRS. ANNE CABOT To obtain complete cutting pattern, applique pattern for the apron sunsuit and bonnet (pattern 5572) sizes 2, 3, 4 Included in pattern, send 16 cents in coin, your name,

address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis

uel oct Zo Hunt

t LA le Meta ASiven A DELICIOUS dish for meals home with the family, with company or for any occasion is savery beets. They add enough glamour to an ordinary vegetable that every. 3 one will =i it.

SAVORY, BEETS _ (For Monday Dinner) 2 med. bunches beets 4 ©. butter or margarine - 1% thp. salt : 14 tsp, marjoram £7 eng 1 tap. sugar 1 tsp. grated onion Cut off the beet tops Javing about three inches of stems. De not cut or break off top root. Wash thoroughly, letting water fun vigots ously through stems to remove all . soll, Rub the, beets gently with the ;

hands to clean thoroughly. care not id break skin. Cover

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They are tender when one of the short stems pulls away from the beet easily. Drain off cooking water, cool, then slip off skins. Heat bute ter with remaining ingredients until mixture bubbles, then add the sliced or diced beets and two tablespoons boiling water and cook over low heat for three or four ‘minutes of until beets are all coated with some of ‘the savory liquid. Serve while

every cook and housewife knows.

Times, 530 8. Wells st, Ohjoago 7.

steaming hot. Serves four or five.

14.93

the best of ’em! For «- alike will love it.

Has navy emblem bu

slash pockets. they are really warm.

- Wasson’s Boys’ Store,

- Fellas—

Here's a Navy Pea Coat That's a Pip!

It's a coat that will go to school with

The lining is plaid . . the coat full cut,

Sizes 12'to 18. And

Fifth Floor

Left: Little Teen for the tiny girl. wool fleece face. Has 50% wool lining. Sizes 10 to 14, 27.98.

Skirt, 5.98; Hat, 2.25. . . . Right: Kitten’s Ear Fleece wool ' face, soft and warm. Double breasted, flap pockets, halt ; i

belt. Sizes 9 to 15, 31.50. Hat, 2.59. Wasson’s Girls’ Store,

Fall Store

boys and girls

well tailored.

ttons and two

Na com

Warm Coats

for Teen-Age Girls

27.98 and 31.50

Shorty coat of 100%

Hours Monday

through Saturday 9:45 A. M. to 5:18 P. M. Dolly

Forma

p,| - 2 - 3 3

Fifth Floor