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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
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Food
Suggestions
BY Mrs. Mary g. Dagus

ny NEA Service
The king Of England Is o young
ish man who will permit his realm
to Increase but never his girth. He
eats O few apples for lunch; his
breakfast begins and ends with
china tea and lemon with an occa-
sional omelet or o bit Of toast slip
ped In Just to keep the royal energy
flddle-fit. TO cater TO the royal
tastes, Monsieur Legros has been
made the new master Of the kings
cupboard. He Is o gentleman with
O black mustache and the modest
little title Of "the most exalted mas
ter OF Continental cookery" His
lob Is TO prepare the kings spinach.
IT'S o sad lot for "the most exc
aited master Of Continental cook
ery' TO have to make menus for 0
young man who dotes on fresh
carrots, new potatoes, one who
has rave on gingerbread that Is
sweet and sticky" Pastries get
the royal frown, rich gravies have
been banished from his domestic
damask. But M. Legros has the
situation well In hand. He knows,
as Americans have known for O
long time, that fresh vegetables,
simply cooked, are food fit for the
gods themselves.
Spinach and cocoanut Is O deli
cate variation on the spinach
theme. M. Legros might like TO
surprise His Majesty.
Spinach and Cocoanut
For each peck Of bright green
spinach use / can moist canned
cocoanut or 1 fresh cocoalut graf
ed: TO the cocoanut add ] cup DOLL"
Ing water. stand In warm place
! for / hour. Wash spinach IN sew
eral waters, beginning with warm
water, then using cold. Gut OH
tough part OF stems, place IN large
open, kettle with only the water
ciinging TO the leaves. Steam un-
I'll the leaves wilt to tenderness.
Drain and chop, then drain again.
Place the cocoanut In o cheese.
cloth bag and squeeze out oil the
LIQUID. Add this liquid to the spin
ach; butter, season and serve very
hot. Surprising!
Sweet and sticky. Gingerbread
One-half cup butter, S-A cup
sugar, 10 cup nolasses. la cup
buttermilk, / teaspoon ground
cinnamon, I egg. q Ia cups nour.
Ia teaspoon baking soda, and 4
you like the idea, Ia cup seeded
raisins.
Cream butter and sugar, then
add molasses, buttermilk and
spices. Stir until smooth. Beat
egg well and add TO mixture. slit
together -four, soda and baking
/ powder. Mix, . little OF Q time,
into the wet mixture. Add raj
sins busted with dour. Line shal.
low gingerbread tin with buttered
wax paper. Pour In batter. Bake
In moderate oven for 80 minutes
Makes 9 large pieces.
II you are dining alone ana not
with Edward, serve cool whipped
cream with the warm ginger
bread.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
BY DIR. MORRIS FIsHBEIN
editor, Journal Of the American
Medical Association, and OF
Hygeia, the Health Magazine


So many different types Of lenses
for use In eyeglasses are available
today that many people are con-
fused as to their use and posi-
bilities.
The modern dispenser Of eye
glasses considers the shape OF the
face Of the person who Is going TO
wear the glasses, the deformities
Of his eyes, and many other fac
tors.
Eyeglasses may be used to cor
rect nearsightedness, farsightedness,
astigmatism, failure Of the eyes to
work together, and trouble with
focusing, as well as eyestrain.
AS they get older some people
need two sets Of eyeglasses or BIZ
focal lenses which make 1t unnec-
essary to keep changing from dis
lance glasses to reading glasses and
vice versa. Eyeglasses have been
developed even with trifocal lenses
providing for three different dis
tanceS.
For certain very severe conditions
Of the eye there are available tele-
gcopic tense, but these are exceed
ingly expensive and their usefulness
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

Waterbury Democr;t the novelized
version of the Twentieth Century
Fox moving picture, Reunion"
starring the quintuplets. When
Mrs. st. Johns received the script,
she sat down at the small table
on which she has her typewriter,
in the chair with its back so con-
structed that she can work 20
hours at q stretch without too
much back strain, and began to
work. She scarcely stopped TILL
she was finished.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
She's Fond Of Cooking

I'm fond Of cooking. too" the
noted author adds. Last summer,
while on vacation with my hus-
band, I did all the cooking and
loved It. It's surprising how Few
girls today can cook. How little they
know about architecture. interior
decorating. the things that make up
o homel"
1T don't approve Of careers Tor
women" she asserts. II began
mine when I was II on the Los
Angeles Herald, because ] had
INV mother to support. Then my
husband died, and there were the
children to care for.
eff girls want TO work Tor .
few wears before marriage, that y
ali right, but hope my daughter
won't regard her career rs per-
manent. IT'S very pleasant Tor
her and she likes it--but ! want
some grandchildren"
MRS. st. Johns has been married
lhres times. the children having
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
It's Dramatic Story

I'm Reunion she says, "the
quintuplets send out invitations to
the 5000 babies whom the country
doctor has brought into the world.
asking them to come back for q
special reunion. There are several
dramas running side by side in the
story-the governor OF the state
who Is an anniversary guest. an act
ress who is lonely and not as sue
cessful as her home town thinks"
But that's the story which MRS.
st. Johns, with her love OF babies.
and especially quintuplets. and
her genius for telling tales has
prepared for you.
In snita Of has brilliant career
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

dinner dress Of black cloque crepe,
mode In two pieces, with o short
basque above the hips. A SCARF o.
yernnillion velvet Is knotted OF the
hiRh neck, then woven In and out
Of small Sits In the front opening.
horizontally striped lame makes On.
other evening dress that Ii made
with O high neck, tiny straight
sleeves that barely cover the snoui-
der, q fitted waist and siisht'y
tiared skirt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

every morning my husband, q
trafiic executive OF United Airlines,
and Dickie. have their breakfasts
ON travis At the foot at NV bed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
Hoe, To Keep Well

vera..as 20 Ss"S." "sS,s "Ss ~ sSdS
enclosed Letter: hcnd DO
In number
answered In this c0lumn 70 repy ~
not Instructions Address DE-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
ToMoRROw's MENU

BREAKFAST: Sliced apples
with lemon juice, parsley omeiet,
toast, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Clam broth,
creamed carrots on toast,
grilled bacon, SLICED pineapple,
cookies, tea, milk.
DINNER: iced melon, broiled
lamb chops. parsley potatoes,
spinach and cocoanut, carrot
salad, gingerbread, ox-heart
cherries, coffee, milk. 'E%tlt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

Her children have grown up with
their mothers assignments to the
four parts Of the, world ~ their
background.
casually covered Q story with
q baby under each arm" she re-
members. ~ was asked to 90 to
Ethiopia. but I've promised my
husband to go on no more news
paper assignments"
aBe careful, or wen send you
to--spain," Is young Bill's friend-
" way OF telling her ne Is glad she's
staying home.
One more thing. Her children
and friends call her Lady" Never
Adele or Mother. THAT Is, Gil but
Bill who clings 10 the oId-fashioned
way Of addressing ones mother.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
Caroline
Chatfield
some Good Cal-Advice to the Poor Boys Who
Haven't Buggies but Want to Go Buggy Riding:
Girls Don't Object to Flat Purses If They Are
Not Topped by Flat Heads.
Says Today



Not Topped by Flat Heads.
somebody's prospective boyfrend the
th one what with the girls he hasn't car and
can't money amsemens? Wen didn't know
Win and without senbas they the
shss heads their hearts pches they took their pocket
Said hasn't much chance 70 run with
the upper ten that IKE expensive h Ssss.r S orchids thrown in
ninety left and good pcnss among them
and have dinner at tea-room get Is org
n out dinner nss pOp S R sometimes shen lis
nay 60 Aickers" He wouldn't suggest IT, but
Sad nupiu know owl the girls don't him poor
his g b. ooa has 70 enS WITH Ways
somebody that i he needn't feel he is DCnsne for
s a Dss s they VIZ nsss
that has to get h n hes Of y best he v hoe
with his her + takes all he makes
them spend the ss with n M has
them to dinner and one m wi @ sea he III; T
he has a lot Of friends.
sa!d like big circle Of boy-friend It is mighty
the @ floor and s en y gents have you san
you don't have worry about her good time there are
R Rsd much have Yso
way way and the good friends do
h boys are sn :DSs the @ Of r. as s.S rs
make but Just give general idea Of where
% s ws have %a boy that can't up something
it likely 70 be exciting ake Even he has good line
crowd Of boys and in return for the buggy rides
@ In eS osey y doubedae Be frank about
but don't let them get the idea that you hSys a. hss
:s:%. q s:s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23
Style Chats

Paris, (UP)-Marlene Dietrich,
who ID making o new Aim In London
with Robert Donat, continues TO buy
many new clothes. Her latest Sc
lections come from Victor stiebel,
the English designer who shows his
collection bi-annually In Paris.
The Aim star has ordered 0 new
winter coat In heavy natural CASH
mere trimmed with beaver fur. The
skirt Is tremendously Wide and far
Ing with O 20-inch band Of beaver
at the hem line. Htiebel calls this O
"swing Skirt" as the fulness
switches gracefully back and forth
as one moves about. The wide
beaver collar likewise 10 full and
the fur falls In deep folds ike q
Iabot at the neck.
For evening wear, Marlene haa
chosen O cape Of vermillion velvet
The cape Ia cut circular, therefore
has full flowing lines and comes
down to the floor In deep folds
The high neck 10 finished with q
hood OF vermillion velvet which can
be left hanging down the back like
0 collar or can be pulled over the
head to protect the hair.
At the same house. he ordered q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

ben born to her and her first hus-
band, w. Ivan ct. Johns. late
managing editor, from whom she
was separated by divorce In 1929.
Her second husband was Richard
Hyland. former Stanford foot
ball player. from whom she was
divorced In 1884.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

blisters appear about the area. Gan
you explain this? They last Q few
days, then disappear :. (M. 81
Answer Gazing deeply into the
crystal I get the message that may
be there's something the matter and
you ought TO consult o physician.
copyright 1885, John r. Ollie co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

WIFI be discussed In
Letters unsuMbi: Tor publication ws Dc snssrd
confidence write Miss Cha'ne'd In care
Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

her husband. Francis
O'Toole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

ToDAY's FASHION TIP
Tweed coats for winter sports
wear ore usually fur or fleece lineo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

ME-. 81. Johns has bo0n married
three times. the children having
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-23

to the boy who wants to frolc with
crowd Of boys and IN return Tor the buggy rides
which they haven't Choose girl friends
tha doubeda Be frank about flat
purses idea that have fiat heads
- CAROLINE CHATFTELD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03
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SLIGHT RISE lN assst, < {. j HALiBUT PRl CES

"A Slight rise iIs f,Jaffeau haiibut prices was 0bsefHed ! today The halibut boatl Mafies ss6M ' 7'boQ pounds to sebasfiah se,Rft Fsh Company at prices Of 6s25. cents, and .4.Ib cents, {, afid inc boat Carol ii. sold
 3.so0 pounds to Alaska Coast Fish
 cries 5at1 s 90 cents and { cents. " [ !
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 ing to the fKii6dl liIks. <
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< SEAFTIiE, June. 2 z. < lIalibuters arriving today, < catches m and sales are as fellows: ], .sSsys :a Ss j.; ;. From the Mestef9 sba l,heian '2i ;eJ4 poafids Fl ts and, leHa cents; RepsAt F, ,ooo pound ,Westf3 3ord g. 600 pounds, both selling for il and . cents Aiftak 8,o00 pounds. iiA
 and sS cgtns,, Madeline q . s,oVo pounds, fax and 10 cents, Evoail-
 tton 10000 pounds, sh and 3 cents.
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CAh(PBELLSfTO VISIT Y WITH. MRS. GODFREY

.sf 7 .s
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 MT. and Mf$. campbell- have been wintering in BeAt@e where they wis. tied with \ M, M. !l Aed sl,,-l Mrs Norman Sjursen.. v..:ss,.,.,s.. J. C, q; Lode S, and Si.9sf E isss ten ns.scss for saie t rho EM6lfe siiice. ,s .
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flane; leaves ASr Kstchikan sunday
 ifter arrixAi St sEeSeltN rSmi Faifa
 banks. itstatils 5Hlis a1;s following morning. Isri fsssrssxsi6n make in- auiries of PAA q Gastineau Hotel. 2 s.,s;Ss.. .ss. ,,E s-s. < s...a. g,a -:advx.
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' Eflef Hansen! Snpefihtenfient Of the Fionesf 5cflfe at SitkS Jpifh a fehEffill{se and Gs E, AgasslS MEfs Eis pssseKgeH from Sitka 2 Xo 43i la8 night Jn shAs,, return sf1 f,t sof the Irving ArWass Locksieed vfgH sseSplane fi1&nisty Pilot Geffe Mey- ring with 5ufited states mail to
 Hawk Inlet the Superior Packing conpsny ;tleaf Tenakee, Todd. ,HoQd Bay. and Sitka. gf < ;,.i : ;sss'
 This morning the Irving plans took off with twos passengers, Mrs. Les Ea~renSs, who arrived from Seattle ah3ard the Yukon, for Chi- chag6f, Ehefs fer husband is eml ployeds iH the he mine, and rom of Dontleii for B6ft Aithorp, with gk scfieddiea st6p at stfirst iphichagof. < aTfIfs astefiht6ofi fi1es plane VIII fiy to ketch hISan itif cscAr ois6h. WiIE bur frvtbss fabfssehtativ& 'fofss Ar fi1our and; Company and manager of Irving Aifways. and one other round trip passenger. On the re: turn night from Ketthikafi { tot morrow Jack Gutker, nietchandise brokef, .wfll be \ passenger from Wfangeir to. Jiihzad z < 7 " ': s...5 z V 2eg Al-4s 4ssa z,5ai zala .s,gs fRkE TAisiaGs hospEs SEE
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FOR RENT-Filrnished six rooms and bath, large pantry and attic Newly renovized, oil heat. Close in. Suitable for group of girls employed desiring, home Of to sub-let suite Call Room IS, Val entine Bldg, or telephone 30S,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR RENT - Heated furnished
 room for gentlemen. Phone 6oo2,
 Housel House on 4th s < : q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR RENT = Three room apart ment. partly furnished. Telephone 385. gl Aaf "a. ..ss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR SALE iIfgnway residence, on two and one half acre tract, cioa
 td Juneau. Large house, 7, partly z furnished, Good garden ground
 in fine shape. Easy terms. F. O.
 Box 1852, Juneau. 3,@.la :
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR RENT rooms, steamh heated, newly firnished,S electric .fanse. Corner 7th and Harris. Telephone 2904. -fsyll irs. ,s si,ss
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<; CiArenss tai underwear .aminof surgical oSefAAoA this morning at St: AhA < obaItal. , ss sa,... a'99g.,.
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FOR RENT-Four room furnished
 apartment. Telephone 2si or see Bert Caro. iS A'lt
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FOR. RENT F Large steam shsatet room, twin beds, also single room Channel view Telephone 6sls
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TOR RENT 44 Cabin in pity $e
 month. Phone 2s4s or see Grover
 Vim. E. %ssgs % t., ts
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l-.. ' : : = : 2 FOR sAE Ohio range, coal birn- s CT. coifas, Good condition. 15.o9. . Tslsnh9ne 4se: z, ,,.. s..i,; <, .Fy3R SALE sss n.pf Evintide5 ! Sl5Nc. Y Ehrnan | W: Z: Bliss, 481
 South Franklin! St. .5 s FOR SALE - Lunch counter and range hood; pail IFS. si ,..i FOR SALE # sah acres patgnted { mink and chicken ranch. Btucce
 ,hodse, iso pink pens. Chicken houses. Glacier Highway, g, ,5oo .n0. Colt Island, patented, 3lf5 acres, s$a.O00 % < All FDfsythe, City FOR SALE -fifsnway residence on two and one half. acre tract, cloS
 t6 Juneau. Large house, partly :. furnished, Good garden ground
 in fine shape. Easy terms. P. O,|
 Box 1852, Juneau. 5S,s.
 ..- :. - U '. .--. :. -.-.z- .-. : FOR sALE-Uhusuaify nice High way, residence on two acre tract ! four and a half miles from town.
 Five room house fully furnished.
 oil heat, Moderate terms Allen t. Shattuck 5i, <: s}.. ss f FOR sALEA-1 sis.it,, ostSoerd niotorboatj $ft lat 1M horse
 power stafacna < senS Ssne, tl5ss Phone or write T B., Biiffofd A co, Juneau. Aihskas s ss, FOR SALE. ot5tfsd water span
 isl puppies; induffs 487 tEalaioufi
 Avenue or write ]. Martin Baoxham, l ,Juneaii. t, ., ,sssS'f. FOR SALE haefw6od Z types.
 WTiJcEt pzots I3ktsHpQ bpi lA8Sy $ob E, wasbitsg madame 70: Opposite
 Cash: tpls Dock, E sessalsd. a I stsrs s apts FoR SALE = :. .sixstoom tirnls6ed
 house yitKHat}is asfeal bargain;
 texms1 Write iP 70, Rox ss7a City. flH Ies5 5 Why's : { KalgEs roadster, All condition, Al5UAd. aSse Aah Rddeibh, Sanitart tlsfo foN sAf fTKter- Kent combips
 attoif ptiosfo ograph and radio $250
 value, for s6s. cash. Phone ,seS a&ters ( Sin, s;s ;. {: 6, .s,.is.
 MIsCEf!I. !I NEst, ] x US ; LoEAsS Bsllity sIilS5Ij' ssgef .wave5
 soc. gdafAfiteed spAsmAf g! !1e complete. Call I S15 Decker Way
 @ telephone POI for appoint- &a- --7ttl.f a { .fFA
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FOR RENT-f'urnished flat, close
 in. Cali San Francisco Bakery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03
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IOtA,s BsIllty sillS5lli' ssger vavey soc. gdafAiteed pAsmat ehts tS!5e complete. Call { s16 Decker Way @ Atelebhone POI for appoint- ments. <; <. Y s.
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ssAlex stutrptlr undefwetista najoor Surgical operatiefi .at St. Aims Hos bafai this morning. 'e s'.' '''', '''' ~ ~ ~ 2 :
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR RENr@A s9rooih veil built home in one 9f the best fesl- dentiai <tlstrIet mi iHkAenisnt, oil barher. fifepisEe. modern in every respect: GTelephosie G E Krause, a3s. lii', s.,., s,s.g g.s.f,..s..,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03
5aIQRREN1zI

THE Bob Ellis home, ten minutes from Juneau on the Glacier Highway, completely and com fortably furnished is. for rent inlr mediately to- suitable tenants In5 quire Empire. sS,.ssS s,s: ;.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR sALE-Unusuaiiy nice High way, residence on two acre tract z four and a half miles from town.
 Five room house fully furnished.
 oil heat. Moderate terms. Allen t: Shattack. < <
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR SALE otfed water span
 ihl puppies; sinddffs 4e7 .Eal,iouh
 Avenue or write Martin Haloxharn, BIO
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR SALE asM acres patented < mink and chicken ranch. Btucco
 ,hods9, i2o ninE pens. Chicken houses. Glacier Highway, g, ,50o .nc.
 Colt Island, patented, 3lf5 acres,
 ,sa,OOo DO ,y All Fpfsythe, City f <.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR sA1E-A-1 ,is-it,. 'outboard motorboat 49 lAt 3A horse
 power staff6nafY ! tns slne, t45s Phone or write T B. Bltfofd A GO, Junears Aikska 9,a.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03
WANTED.

WANTED-Maid for general house. work. App y mornings q lAlfs
 Charles GoldsteiIi. q. *l.,, ..3{,s.,.. 3..e ;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

TOR SALE n.pa Evintude, ! sl5.o 5.oc, Y Ehrmsn 2 W 4 Bliss, 4sl
 South Franklin St 5 ss {
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

WANTED-Will purchase two milk
 goats Address with full particu-
 lars P. O. Box l434, Juneau. ]
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR RENT. Nice, quiet. furnished
 heated room for eeifsiehfAh Ah ls1ii; quire IA west eth St. ot tele: e.: phone 33o. ~tss ss ,r,a n <; ssse tp,fss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03
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FOR sAEE Ohio range, coal bttrri-
 CT. coifa Good condition $15 .D. ,TeIephone 43e: z ,ia,. a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-03

FOR sAIE-Ass|Y isaefw6od typises
 writer, s2s t&yf sBAd springs. s;
 E. wasbitig 'filath thine. s2ba Opposite Cash dpls Dock second sters opt
Evening star., 1936-02-20

Gez Kick Out Of "ANYTHIN0 0OES"l
BlNG CROSBY. ETHEL MERNdAN and CHARLIE RUoGIEs
the stars who helped make the biggest musical stage hit
in years into bigger handsomer funnier show
Paramount built up the thrilling dance ensembles and
gorgeous production Corled 100 Hollywood
est asses Took bowling cargo ofiaughs "A hlar-
whoop Of delight under the direction Of Lewis Milestone