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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-06

has Bette Quinn. Esssyn Seeasy.
Grass hsnxy ncrethy c9GfaFa.
SheFaey Day, f1orvnoe Eve. Dr.
cihy nagrT. Martha Hair. Thos&
Holsssn. Annahxsis Hup~. Margaret
l4ndsmza. Nsry MesiieF. NsrgeFF
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Phelps ard Los Rasmussen
In charge - the initlation esre-
mony wdli he talieits Sch~sien.
Billie plsdsneh and GertIsssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Very often. the difference be-
tween a really chic woman and one
who is Just passably well turned
out is a matter of small details.
Put two women in Identical copies
OF a smart imported gown and the
one whose carriage is perfect. hair
neat. hands beautifully groomed.
shoes trim and stocking seams
straight will outshine the other.
Whether you are going 10 have
a new spring wardrobe or intend
TO get along with what you have
plus a few new accessories. by all
means learn how TO put on your
clothes. There are ways and ways
of dressing.
Don't pull and tug yourself into
your girdle. Save wear and tear
on the garment-not to mention
wear and tear on your nerves
By stepping into il and pulling It
easily upward 10 your thighs.
Now grasp the bottom of the gar
ment. pull il upward turning II
inside out as you do sol until the
top Of il is just above your waist
line. Now grasp the bottom tthe
carriers By this time are right IN
der your chin and pull the sirdle
down. II will turn right side out
as you pull il down. As you pull
il downward this wSy, your flesh
Is smoothed downward. too, IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

stead of being pulled up into roll
around your middle
Be sure that stocking seams are
absolutely straight before you at
tach carriers. Incidentally. round
elastic garters do rot hold stock
ings as firmly as regular support
ers. Besides. they are likely 10
spoil the shape Of the leg just
above the knee. If you refuse 10
wear a foundation garment of
some kind. be it ever so light
weight, by all means wear gar
ter belt anyway. Ef
Always put on your dress with
the same loving. proud care you
showed il the first time you ever
put il on. Don't struggle into il
in seam-splittig, faturic-weakening
fashion. Protect the shoulders OF
It with a little makeup when you
powder your face or comb your
hair. And do have 1t cleaned and
pressed often.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Pains In Back,
Nervous, Rheumatic!

Wrong foods and drinks. worry overvork
and frequent colds often put a strain on the
Kidneys and functional kidney disorders may
be the true cause OF Excess Aeidlty. Getting
Up Nights. Burning Passages, Leg Pains
Nervousness Dizziness. Swollen Ankles.
Rheumatic Pains. PUFFY EyelidS, and feeling
old before your time. Help YOUR kidneys purify
vour blood with CysteS. Usually the very FIRST
dose starts helping your kidneys clean OUT
excess acids and this may quickly make you
feel Ike new Under the money-back guar
antee Cystex must satisfy completely or cost
nothing Get CysteN fSiss-teXl today II costs
oniv &c a dose at druggists and the guaran-
tee protects you. auv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

When Fern crossed the drive
from the smileys a little after
daylight she found her room IN
disturbed and the note exactly
where she had left i. pinned 10
the pillow the way people pinned
notes in the cinema: but now the
note, like so many other things
seemed to have changed The
sight of it filled her with shame
az If she were another Fern from
the one who had left it there
few hours before
Almost at once she fell asleep
again and when she Weakened II
was to the sound of her mother $
voice calling her to breakfast. She
answered and then. throwing one
arm over her head, buried her
face in the pillow and slept again.
When she appeared a little be-
fore lunch and her mother an
nounced that Mr.. Simon had found
IL possible to get away to Poona
on Saturday Fern said perfectly
quietly. Then I suppose we should
get started with the packing
And then the following morn
ing while Fern was helpine her
put away the woolens and linens
she discovered that her suspicious
were correct. when Fern suddenlV
stopped in the midst Of the work
and said. Mama. don't want TO
go to Poona.'
"You don't want to go to Poona =?
What on earth do you mean?
IT mean that I want to stay
here. hate Poona.'
STAY here all through this aw-
full weather Why, nobody STAYS
in Ranchipur during the monsoon
I'D like to stay here. Every
BODY in Poona is 'phonv Every
thing is 'phonv' Everything they
do is 'phony.
Il won't even think of your stay
ing behind" her mother went on
"a girl of your age alone IN
Ranchinur. What would Harry
think ,"
well. don't drag him into 1t. J
told YOU I wouldn't marry him i
he was the last man on earth.
And she kept seeing him and Ran
some side bv side in her mind as
if they were nut I'D on exhibition
the one SNUG. contented bullv'
ing. the Other gentle, defeated
despairing. She thought. "Ht
needs me. I could do so much foi
him"
Besides" she said, ~ wouldn't
be alone"
"Whv wouldn't YOU be- Every
one we know is going away
Because there would be tht
Smilevs. I could stay with them.
1.-THE Smilevs ," Her mothe'
dropped the blanket she had beer
folding and sank back on her knees
as if she had been struck. Inc
Smilevs! You must be crazy.
thought there must be sometime
the natter with you to go a whole
dav without the sulks.'
I'm not crazy. The Smiiev'
wouldn't mind looking after me.
"Thev hate us the Smilevs.
And into Ferns mouth came tn
words of Ransome. "The Smilev'
don't hate anv one. They haven
time to hate"
A dull flush came over Mrs
Simons face. It was an evil SLOT
and Fern knew them all: once she
had been confused and ever
frightened by these DISPLAYS of he
mother. hut now she didn't care
Mrs. Simon took TO the sofa a!
if she were overcome. but Feri
went on working as if she wer'
alone in the room because sh'
knew that that gave her power
and presently her mother rose ant
left the room. slamming the doc
so violently that bits of mildewet
plaster fell from the ceiling jus
above it.
Bending over the chest Fer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Evil Spirits Are
Only Pranksters

STON y Supersitious crew
members thought evil spirits had
taken possession of the schooner
Alta C. They had climbed into
their hunks for the night after
making the vessel fast to a wharf.
They awoke to find the vessel
drifting seward. But investiga-
ton disclosed that boy pranksters.
not evil spirits, had chopped the
mooring ropes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Homemade Aspic Jelly

Homemade Aspic Jelly
Shanks of veal, chicken bones, a
few scraps of beef and beef bone,
a calf's foot, onions, carrots, cell
cry. parsley, garlic, salt and pep
per
Slice meat, cut calfs foot into
pieces. Slice about 3 onions, 2 car
rots, Glove garlic, and tie celery
stalks and parsley into a bouquet.
Use a heavy copper, iron or
sheet aluminium sauce pan. Cover
bottom with a layer of sliced on
ions, next with sliced meat and
bones, then garlic, carrots and
bouquet, salt and pepper
/ Place over moderate fire until
pieces begin to come from meat
and vegetables. When the ingredi-
ents BERN to stick To saucepan.
lower the heat. Simmer gently I'M
I'll fat turns clear, then skim off
fat very carefully.
Add little boiling water. Con-
tinue to simmer over lowest heat
for about pig hours. Occasionally
shake the saucepan.
When done, skim off all fat.
Strain liquor through finest sieve
4 lined with a double fold of cheese
/ cloth. Cool. Then keep on ice until
ready to use.
To use. partially fill folds with
cooked vegetables, meat or sea
| food, then pour in aspic and chill
until firm.
Crispy Tomato Aspic
(Serves 81
II you prefer to use a CONNER
cially prepared salad gelatin, this
is a good recipe to experiment
with.
One package salad gelatin las
picl. cup boiling tomato juice. 2
teaspoons lemon juice, l cup cold
tomato Juice, / cup seedless white
grapes. ? cups shredded lettuce or
endiye.
Dissolve prepared aspic in boil
ing tomato juice. Add lemon juice
end cold tomato juice. Chill until
it begins to thicken, then add re-
naming ingredients. Mold in in
dividual molds and chill until firm
Serve on lettuce with mayonnaise
or French dressing.
Candy Fence Rails
about 49,
During his rail-splitting days
Lincoln kept his pockets filled with
candy for the children who usec
To talk 10 him. That gives a hini
for a Lincoln's birthday table dec
Candy Fence Rails and
few toy trees to add green realism
One square unsweetened chloe
olate, 2-S cup sweetened condensed
milk. cup confectionery sugar
! teaspoon vanilla, y cup cocoa
nut toasted under a flame.
Melt chocolate in top of doubl
: boiler Add sweetened condense'
, milk and stir over boiling water
: minutes or until mixture thickens
Remove from fire. Add confec
toners sugar and vanilla and mi
! thoroughly
Shape into rolls. Roll in tn
toasted cocoanut. Allow TO stan
, in cold place several hours or unit
firm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
HANDLES
Efficient Kitchen Equipment

Suitable equipment conserves
energy and promotes efficiency in
the kitchen. Correct working
heights are most important. AS
the housewife works at the sink
the tips of her knuckles should
just touch the floor of the sink;
the work table or counter should
be just high enough SO that she
can flatten her palms on it as she
stands at ease
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
THE RAINS CAME
BY LOUIS BRONfIELD
Copyright. 1887. 1898. 1889 by Louis Bromfiela
Distributed By Ledger syndicate

thought. Anyway. We shsnt have
to see her for the rest of the
day: and she began TO cry quiet
" without a sound. not out of self
pity like her mother. but simply
because her mother made the
world so ugly a place. and be- be-
cause she was tired. not physically
for she was young and strong nut
Continued on Page L. Column 81
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Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the editorial
page;
/. A total lack Of reasoning
powers.
>. As a maker of clocks.
3. Florida.
4. Bighorn.
5. Four-ninths.
s. Mrs. Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
:. New York City.
6. Dick Metz.
9. Humerus.
10. Nah-eey': not nave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
TACOMAN Is PROMOTED

PORTLAND-Major V. c. De
Vote. professor of military science
at Hill Military academy. today
announced that Cadet Charles G.
Douglas. son of Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
Douglas of Tacoma. has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of corporal and
has been assigned to Company B.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Eyes Sore? Tired?

Here's prompt relief Battle eyes with
Lavopsk. Burning. Inflammation. sore
ness, tired. strained feeling. itching. all
relieved. Wonderful relief. too. for gran
ulated eyelids. No harmful drugs. %
years success Get Lavoptik today. eye
cup ineluded.) AL druggists adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08


Maybe we'd be safer II some
one urged us TO use as much eau
ton In our man-woman relation
ships as we are warned to use in
handling other inflammables.
MISS X.
Annoyed
Dear Miss Grey: ! wish you
could help me out as ! am at my
wits end.
am young girl is and am en-
gagged to very fine young man
four years older than myself. We
have been saving our money and
are much better off than most
young couples who prepare for
marriage. However, am faced
with one trouble despite my happi-
ness.
In our family is a man ian in
law who is old enough to be my
father. He is married and has a
family of his own and when
first knew him ! thought he was
being nice to me because / was
engaged to relative. Now
find that the silly old thing is
actually interested in me TO the
extent that he annoys me all the
time. Whenever he finds me alone
he tries to kiss me. He doesn't
realize how repulsive he liz and
he is conceited enough TO think
that ! should pay some attention
to him.
His wife is very fond Of me land
am fond of her as she is an
unusually fine wife and mother)
and she doesn't realize what a
fool her husband is making OF
himself.
What / want to know is this
Shall ! tell her so he will stop
annoying me, and shall ] tell my
fiance?
/ am getting so ] hate this
man and 1t is so evident ! feel
might as well go ahead and let
everyone in the family know how
sneaky he Is acting
What do you think, Miss Grey
BEWILDERED.
/ think, II YOU are a wise girl.
you will keep quiet. Why should
you hurt his wife? The old say
ing that where ignorance is
bliss It's folly to be wise" GER
tainly applies to this case. If
the mans wife doesn't know of
his foolishness the chances are
she is much better off than she
would be were she to find II
out and always be conscious of
his disloyalty.
Many older men 60 through
this foolishness over young
girl and manage to get over the
infatuation without causing a
great amount of trouble. When
such is the case, think it just
as well to leave the wives in
ignorance Of their mates fool
ishness.
You really don't have to tell
anyone about this man. In fact
the person to handle the whole
situation is yourself. Tell him
frankly that his actions are re-
pulsive and threaten him If he
doesn't let you alone you will
tell his wife and your fiance.
That will no doubt stop him
and probably make him aware
IF the fars that I've 10 mt
charmer but an elderly Don Juan
who thinks and acts his part but
certainly does not look IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
TAILS" ON SUNDAY


Dear Mrs Post: Are tails" and
really formal evening dresses ever
worn on a Sunday evening any
where? That Is. In the most formal
places where these clothes are put
on every other evening in the week
by some of the people. is ii proper
to wear them on Sunday? Some
of my friends say that formal
clothes are out of place on Sun
day. | can't understand why.
Answer: Tails" are rarely. II
ever, worn on Sunday night. The
reason for this is that Sunday is
not a day on which formal enter
tanning should be done.
Dear Mrs. Post: When an I'M
married woman entertains six
married couples at dinner, and on
this one occasion il not going to
invite an extra man to make an
even number Of men and women,
will you explain who she asks to
sit opposite her? Or do you sug-
gest that she leave the place oppo-
site empty so the seating will
come out evenly?
Answer: Never leave an empty
place except when less than four
are at table and the table is for
mally set with four places. The
question of whether she should seat
woman next to herself or seat
two other women together depends
somewhat of course upon the peo-
pie present. But since 1t is of least
compliment to the women who are
seated side by side, il is best under
most circumstance that the host
ess seat the one she knows best
next TO herself.
Dear Mrs. Post: When a person
dies, should flowers be sent adj
dressed to the family or to the
deceased?
Answer: As a matter of fact,
there are few situations which
have less definite rules. probably
because so much personal feeling
is involved. Many people address
the flowers TO the deceased; others
address the flowers tothe nearest
of kin; others send them to which
ever member of the family they
know best. There are still others
who send their flowers to the John
Doe funeral. OF the four ways /
think this last is more usual, but
the other three are all permissible.
Dear Mrs. Post: (a) VIII you
please tell me proper conduct dur
ing regular church services, on
special occasions such as COM
munion. weddings, etc. i? (b) Also.
when people arrive late, is 1t inn
proper for them TO be shown to
their seats and should they take
their own places instead of hav-
ing an usher to seat them?
Answer: ta) ] am sorry ! can't
send you rules because the ritual
varies in churches of different de-
nominations, but if you sit toward
the back of the church. then you
need merely do what all those in
front of you are doing-stand
when they stand. sit when they sit
kneel when they kneel. etc. 1t is
of course unnecessary to add that
you do not talk to any one. anc
that you sit quietly and give youi
attention to the service. OBJ II
many of the pews are owned, Their
you would have to wait for ar
usher to show you into seats that
are available But in free church
you would take your places in tn,
nearest pew that has space in it
as quietly as you can.
Copyright. 1887
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Modern Girl Submits
"Want" List For Men
Tells What Average Girl Expects When She
Undertakes Serious Business of Matrimony
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Men not to airing their likes
and dslkes the fair concerned Let
the order and tell the boys what the Misses of
1887 expect before say Il do
II stands that the most enlightened girl
product of college marriage and Boosting modern
attude-goes into marriage expecting lot of husband.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
RECIPES

What is your "aspic" on lunch
con and supper parties? 10 you
want to make your own or do you
open a package? You make the
choice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

More books have been written
about Abraham Lincoln than about
any other man. Napoleon held the
record prior 10 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Dear Miss Grey: noticed an
article recently on your page that
listed ten rules for safer living as
laid down by the Greater New
York Safety Council. / wonder
why they didn't include few Of
the following:
Keep away from other women's
men and vice versa.
Remember that il is no safer
for adults TO play with jealousy
than for children to play with
matches.
Don't try to understand a mis-
understood husband, unless he's
your own.
Don't kiss with a cold.
Keep your past" to yourself.
Don't meet your old beau for
lunch If you have a jealous hus-
band.
Don't flirt with the hat-check
girl when you have another woman
in tow.
Don't disappear into the garden
with a woman other than the one
you brought to the party.
II your hostess is possessive
woman, don't wander out to the
kitchen to help her husband.
Don't tell woman that another
woman has taken her place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

MEXICAN TEA TOWELS PATTERN 1879
Frightening kitchen with Their
and and do the
color of the kitchen Your
all for this eolorfu set Give them as
viii Pattern
of motifs averaging 4x1
required
this pattern TO The Tacoma Times
plainly PATTERN NUMBER your NAME
and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Good 7 aste
7 oday
By EMILY POST
A YOUNG MAN AND A
nEpTTANTE

Dear Mrs. Post When a man is
invited to a debutante party and
he knows the girl slightly, what
acknowledgment does he make Of
her party when he can't go? The
invitation asked for no answer.
Answer He dances with her
when he meets her out. Otherwise
no real obligation devolves upon
him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

These are ten safety measures
the council didn't even mention.
Maybe we'd be safer If some
one urged us TO use as much eau
ton in our man-woman relation
ships as we are warned to use in
handling other inflammables.
MISS X.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Even though the list Of things
ehe wants In man is likely to
make the about to be : married
male apprehensive. he might as
well know at the start what they
are.
His wife will not only expect
him to earn a living but. in time,
give her some of the things she
has always wanted and never had.
She'll expect him TO fill her
need for companionship and APP
proval.
She'll feel cheated II he doesn't
share the small responsibilities Of
marriage, If be neglects the
sman's part"
She will want to be proud Of
him, of the way he handles his job
and fits into the social set-up.
II she doesn't think he appre-
eiafes her she may be too pleased
by the first man who does.
She'll expect faithfulness-cven
n she Ia marrying in 1889.
She will be disappointed II her
husband doesn't remember dates
she sets great store by.
She'll want him TO want chill
dren some day--whether she Is
the domestic type or not.
She will expect him to be nice
to her friends.
She'll resent having to wheedle
and placate him. the way her
mother had to manage her father.
She'll despise any financial ar
rangement that puts her in the
position of a poor relation living
on another's generosity.
She'll be hurt If he isn't proud
Of her. sure of her rightness.
anxious TO show her off.
Marriage education may have
taught her that she won't get all
this. But science can't change
woman's wants. BILLY.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 9.-Brazilian
loans shot upward today in ris-
ing bond market on announcement
Of the details of the credit agree
ment between the United States
and Brazil to facilitate trade and
resumption of payments on debt
owed in this country.
In brisk dealings, some Brazilian
issues were up as much as to 5
points in late dealings. 1t was an
nounced the Brazilian government
intends to resume payments July l
on interest and amortization due on
Brazils dollar debt
Sac Paulo State Is jumped nearly
points in a heavy turnover soon
after the news reached Wall Street
and Brazil SIS were up around 3.
Domestic corporate bonds con-
tinued to move ahead, with many
at new tops for the year, under
impetus of the preceding upsWing
Some United States Treasury loans
also went on to new peaks on q
seven-year uptrend.
Showing gains OF a point or more
were Observation-Disclosures SIS,
Seaboard Airline As, Warren Bros.
6s. international Hydro Electric 6s,
Cuba Northern Railway 5l2s, Great
Northern 4 IS and Western Union 5s.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
Foreiqn Exchange

NEW YORK, March 9 cP,,-The Neither
lauGS guIlder resumed It's move 10 higher
levels in relation to the dollar today after
yesterdays minor setback.
The Dutch money gained .Ol of cent
as degree OF confidence appeared 10 be
returning TO European capiLais -, aite5 eJ
,}s Of a cent and the French franc was
.On,, OF cent up
The Belga and Swiss franc, however
shaded lower.
Great Britain IN dollars. Others, in cents
$50; Canada Montreal in New York
99:75 New York IN, Montreal. lon235;
Belgium. l6.S@l2; Czecho- -Slovakla. :s.4234;
Denmark. 2O95; Finland, 207; France
2.654; Germany. 4o.l4; Benevolent. - 80;
Travel, - 25; Greece, 40l4 benevolent
$50; travel, 3229..?5 Greece SO; Hungary
1888: Italy. 5.26i. Yugoslavla. 2.33
Nethcra ads, 53 | 3; Norway, -"3 81; Poland
5 93; Portugal, 4.26as; Rumania, 10;
SPAN. 1mquoted; Sweden "a l6: Swltzer-
land. -. ~; .Argentna. y 26n; Brazil
tfreCJ. ) son. Mexico City. 20.2on; Japan,
= 81; Hong Kong, %. 13; Shanghai 6.35
Rates IN spot cables unless otherwise
indicated.
Il Nominal.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. 2:55.
Lake Shore Mt4I 18 as ASA as
Lakey Fdry & M 2 33a 3H ~
T,eh Cos e, N 10e s 3h az Ri.
Evening star., 1939-03-09
New York Produce

NEW YORK, March . .4'.-Fcgs, 1861 4;
easier. Mixed colors; Extrt i"uc" selec-
ton. 19l2-2li2: standards. lS"4-l9, hrStS
is: seconds, l1l2-94; mediums, l1l2;
dirties.- No. l, l'l2; average checks
163.-l :.
Whites-Resale of premium marks
cil,-.tl4 Nearby premium marks
.2l4-74 Nearby and MidWestern. exchange
specials, 2l3l -: exchange standards. 20
Resale OF nearby heavier mediums l9i 2-23
Nearby and MldweStern exchange mediums
1913. Pacific Coast. Jumbo and pre-
ards - 80; mediums. 33-23i.. .,
Browns-Nearby extra fancy. 20i2-e3
Nearby and Midwestern. exchange specials
90; exchange standards, 10. Nearby. ex-
change mediums is.
Duck eggs-Fancy to extra fancy. $3.50
Butter. 635, 30; weak and unsettled
Creamery: Higher than extra. 70 80
extra t92 scorel. %; firSts tSS-9D, 23l 2
24a4: seconds tS4-S1). 22 2-,,;j.
Cheese. 24?S2 steady. Prices un
changed.