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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-07

g. 9x12 RUGS Breakfast Set, odd Tables, Hot Water Radiator. Sold reasonable. Inquire 735 Cooke St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-07
Rooms, Roard, Hotels

BOYS CLUE. Cottage Plsce-Nice rooms swimming pool Al home cooking. Reception roouaA Mod- crate prices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
DOESN'T AVOID YOU;
MERELY RUNS OVER YOU

Harmon Is one OF the greatest
running backs in the country, 70
Crislers analysis gives you an
idea of what kind Of football
player the boy is.
with his size and speed Har-
mon is power personified," Crisler
admits He doesn't try To avoid
you; he merely runs right over
you"
KRONER. 8 feet 10 and 100
pounds. is just the opposite. He's
the shifty type-the kind who'll
give you a leg and take IL away
while you're grabbing at thin air.
Hes the more instructive run
ner Of the two. IL you care to use
the expression" Crisler says.
He's just as fast as Harmon and
equally able on the pitching end
Of the pigslkin.
They work together beautifully.
AS a combination they outrank
anything Crisler had at either
Minnesota or Princeton. As indi-
viduals Crisler rates them with
Jack Manders, former Gopher star,
now a veteran in professional ball,
and Pepper Constable, former
Tiger great.
And there said Crisler mus
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
May Form City-Wide
Basketball Circuit

The formation Of a city-wide
senior boys basketball league will
be discussed at a meeting Friday
night at O'Clock, In the Metro
politan park recreation office. 212
city hall annex.
This will include boys Of high
school age IS to II years, not turn
ing out for the high school teams.
All interested are asked TO attend.
The church high boys league
teams will meet tonight at 8
o'clock In the park office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
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the high total Tho lsague-loadlng
Center street Service STATEN con
,inusd on It's victorious way with
= three game win over Tsooma
Dairy.
Community league tea >
brought their schedule up 70 date
with three matches on TIM X
street Recreation alleys. Benny
ceryais topped the howlsrs of this
circuit with a b0i total. Ned
kemmer rolled ip7 for the high
single game. Chef Tyex turned In
a iss game for Wilvers and KEN.
mcfs Service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
Well, Everything
Surely DoUetails

No one has settled the question
OF which was named first-the
apple or the football team.
But the X. and w. Fruit Co.
! OF Seattle decided it was more i'm
portant for the professional foot
ball team, the Washington Red
skins, to eat apples of the same
name during National Apple week.
Washington Redskins - the
apples - are grown IL miles
from Spokane. The football
team (from the nations cap
itaD trained there this fall at
the invitation Of Spokanes
Athletic Round Table.
Coach Ray Flaherty formerly
played for Gonzaga university al
Spokane. So did George Kara
matte, backfield star of the Red
skins. Another player is Chuck
Bond, former University of Wash
ington star.
Three boxes of the apples were
\ mt to Washington, ID. c, by ar
express.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
HARMON COMES PROM
GREAT ATHLETIC FAMILY

Harmon. regarded as ths great
est product ever turned out by
that football incubator. Gary. Ind.
comes from . real athletic family
An older brother starred al Pnr-
due. Another brother. Gene. cap
tanned Tulanss basketball team
iAss winter.
A couple Of years ago while q
freshman AZ Michigan. he Was the
storm center of a controversy
arising out Of alleged efforts Of
Tulane 10 lure the Gary flash
away from Ann Arbor. Proselyt-
ing charges flew furiously from
both sides. Truth Of the matter
was that Harmon went to Michi-
gan because Doug Kerr. his high
school coach. was a Michigan man.
KRONER. a product Of Lorain. o,
came 10 Michigan via Kiski Prep.
the football-minded Pennsylvania
school which every year graduates
boys into hig-time ranks
Midwest critics insist Harmon is
the No. ! choice for back OF the
year" Six feet tan and weighing
1875 pounds. he Is equipped with
everything that's needed and then
some
And I'll wager" Crisler says,
that lot of people will be sur
prised when list his abilities in
this manner :"
The Michigan chieftain then pro-
ceeds to tell you that he ranks
Harmon first as a blocker; next as
a defensive man: third as a passer,
and finally as a runner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
CrisIer Labels Harmon-Kromer Duo As Finest
BackfieId Combination He Has Ever Coached
Wolverine Title
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
Bell Reserve
| Team Winner

BellarTnine high school reserve
gridmen yesterday at Seattle de-
fested Seattle Prep reserves. 33
% o.
From the very outset Of the
game IL was no contest.
At half time II was 10 to o.
Bus Van Rooy ran go yards for
q touchdown on an end around
lay. Jim McNerthney hustled 40
yards for pay dirt and scored
again on a pass. Joe Manley raced
30 yards around an end for another
six points and Joe Deylin grabbed
o free ball and ran for touchdown
| dirt. There were three CONVEX
|siOns,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27
Sabin and Cooke
Renew Net War

PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland's
two big league" tennis stars.
Wayne sabln and Elwood Cooke.
were scheduled tonight 10 continue
their long-standing court rivalry
in their first "at home" exhibition
In three years.
Tonight's match expected 10
draw 800 Portland fans to the
Westside Indoor Tennis and Bad
minton club-will be the sixth time
the two have faced each other this
year. sabin has won all but one
OF the encounters 10 far Cooke
ehalked up his one victory In the
semi-finals OF the Bermuda cham
pionships.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27

When you need a few extra
dollars. look around the basement
or attic for discarded articles. Tnls
will bring cash from someone II
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pensive Times Want Ad. JUST
phone Main 1851.
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young weller sensation. and Jock
McOmber. Jack Connors good
light heavyweight, In two semi
final bouts Of slN heats each.
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tackles Lou Morgan Of Dayton. o,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27

ingly, were a couple Of football
playersi"
Better than average students,
Harmon and Kroner team up with
Forest Evashevski, Junior quarter
back from Detroit blocking de-
mon IL ever there was one-and
Howard Westfall, Ann Arbor
sophomore at fullback.
Fritz Crisler makes no bones
over the fact that Michigan Is set
extensively for the next couple OF
seasons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-27

II you're not using II, sell II with
a Fast-Action Times Want AID.
Call Main 315i.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02
Lovely Black Lace
Adorns New Styles
Latest Offerings Are Very
Fragile and Filmy.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

If present-day ladies of fashion
wear exquisite black lace to the ex-
tent mapped out on the current style
program, it's like Spanish senoritas
we'll be looking. Only seeing is be-
lieving how eXquisitely lovely are
the fragile black laces that fashion
DEGREES. The new laces are as frag-
lie and as filmy as one can possibly
imagine. 6
1t is not only that lace evening
gowns are being fashioned in en-
trancing ways, afternoon and cock
tail dresses, too, but black lace ac-
cessories, gloves, shawls, trailing
scarfs, butterflies of lace in the hair,
lace gloves and bows of lace to
trim, all are in the picture this sea-
son.
Noted in the millinery realm are
f1attering black velvet caps that
have visor brims of sheerest black
lace with the bustle-back theme also
carried out in lace
Afternoon dresses have deep Jokes
of black lace thin as a cobWeb. A
black lace jabot on your blouse is
fashion note of outstanding impor-
lance. The most winsome use of
lace, however, and one you'll love
because it is so definitely practical,
is that of the lace-trimmed black
silk crepe or very sheer wool after
noon dress. To describe in general,
the dress is simply and youthfully
fashioned in the classic, refined man.
ner that is considered so smart this
season with, perhaps, a little def
draping or shirring just to achieve
lines of grace Keep the bodice
perfectly plain with becoming heart
shape or square neckline or choker
high if you are so inclined.
Comes now allure-plus in that all
the edges are finished with narrow
black lace used just as one trims
with frilly val lace edging in the
summer time. The flattering ways
of these dainty black lace edgings
at throat and on little pockets, per-
haps also up and down the seams,
is something that words are made
quate to express. 1t adds to the
charm if two or more rows of the
tiny lace edging be frilled about the
swing skirt hemline in youthful fash
| ion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02

HIS is a season of elegancies
and niceties such as bespeak
gracious-lady fashions. One of the
surest signs that the luxury note is
being sounded is the lavish use de-
signers are making of rich embroid-
cry and other fastidious surface dec
orations, such as intricate applique
design, exquisite beadwork and re-
splendent sequin establishment,
also Every important is the news)
latest costume collections declare
the revival of handsome old-fash-
ioned, now new-fashioned, passe-
menterie.
Been treasuring for years bit of
precious paSSementerie that adorned
grandmother wedding gown, or
perhaps her best Sunday-go-to-meet-
ing dress? Now's the big moment
to bring it out. If it is just a single
ornament, applique it near your
heart on your smartest blouse or
frock and it will serve as effective
ly as jewelry gadget. If it's two
motifs of kind you've boarded, one
atop each sleeve will bring infinite
style prestige to your best gown.
Embroidery is welding its magic
in every direction, enhancing with
gaily decorated sleeves afternoon
gowns of silk crepe, sheer wool or
velvet, electrifying the formal eve
ming gown with Respondent glitter
ing note, adding intrigue to sports
sweaters with yarn-worked posies,
stressing the sumptuous trend in
formal evening sweaters (now so
stylish) with all sorts of dazzling
j gadgetry.
Speaking from the accessory
standpoint, ornate with embroidery
will your gloves and your handbag
be this year, your mittens and your
scarf, your wide corset-like girdle
and even your chapeau will not be
immune from the epidemic of en-
broidery.
The charming gold tissue lame
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02
Jewelry Vogue Is
For Diamonds Now

Diamonds have entered a new era
of popularity, both as jewelry and
as personal possessions of marketa-
BILE value. In several style shows
recently staged many of the mani
kins wore this sparkling type of jew
elry in preference to the spectacular
gold effects.
New earrings from a noted Paris
house are called "opposites," in that
one earring is a diamond flower set
with sapphires, the other a sapphire
surrounded by diamonds. Which do
you wear in which ear? Well, that
makes no difference, but to have
touch of sapphire blue repeated in
your dress somewhere scores high
in allure.
Diamonds can be worn for day or
evening. One fine piece such as
brooch or a clip can be used on
the coat lapel, at the neckline of
dress, at the center of the velvet
neckband or even in the couture.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02
Paris Flashes

Small felt hats are voluminous-
ly yelled.
Couturiers announce they will
carry on"
Spotted furs are played up in
jackets, in hats and as trimming.
Pillbox hat with fabric or felt
top with fur sides and trim are
liked.
Dresses with ankle length skirts
take place of formal dinner
gowns.
Gas mask cases are fashioned
to serve also as decorative ac-
ceSsorieS.
Brass buttons on coats were
featured in Molyneaux' midsea-
son opening.
Newest dresses are styled with
long bodice lines and softly
draped skirts.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02

given by Mrs Georgia A. Welmon, a
lifelong friend of the family at her
home, 497 Willoughby Avenue, Brook
Ign, New York.
Miss Flippen, a native of New Ro-
chelle, resides in that city at II De
Witt Place. She is a graduate of the
New Rochelle High School and Drake
Business College, and is a popular
member of the younger set. Her fiance,
Mr.. C. Noel Jackson, is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George V. jackson of Rox-
bury, Mass. He is a graduate of the
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
and is at present connected with the
firm of Kornfeld, Inc, druggists in
Boston, Mass. He is a member of
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and of
the Bay State Medical Society. No
date has been fixed for the wedding.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02

evening gown to the left in the pic
ture will, no doubt, prove one of
the loveliest that goes to parties dur
ing the winter social season. 1t
subscribes to the embroidery vogue
In that the cunning little gray Ida
cloth jacket that is worn with it is
embroidered with sequins and gold
cord.
It's a gay and very formal sweat
er that you see portrayed in the
oval inset. The sweater is of sheer
knit fuchsia wool, tuned to evening
formality with embroidery worked
with sparkling gold sequins in a leaf
pattern.
A foremost topic in fashion cir
Giles is the fioor-length evening coats
made of handsome wool material.
See centered in the group a gor-
geouS affair styled of red broad
cloth enhanced with massive gold
applique done in gold kid with en-
broidered accents. .
And now comes the climax of our
story-the allover embroidered day.
time coat! When Jane Alden, Chi
cago stylist, flew back from Paris
following a weekend to weekend
flight she arrived just as you see
her pictured to the right in the il
lustration. Her hurried trip was
made to work out special styles with
Madame Bruyere of the Maison
Bruyere, for use in her talks be-
fore the Fourth clubs throughout
the United States. She stepped out
of the plane wearing a dark green
kid hat, in a snail design, with
matching kid CATERS, a black dress
of the new one-side fringed apron
type and an allover-embroidere
gray coat by Bruyere. You sense
the exquisite detail of the coat at
first glance, and you are at once
impressed with its quiet elegance.
The embroidery reflects consum-
mate art in its refined handling and
although it is done in an allover
patterning the effect is smartly con-
sentative and practical because of
the soft gray coloring of the en-
broidery that blends into the back
ground in perfect symphony.
released by Western Newspaper UnionJ
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02
QUILL CLUB TO BE RE-
ORGANIZED

William Harrison, Guardians Lon
don correspondent, who recently re-
turned from a two-year sojourn in
England, announced today that he was
making plans to re-organize the
Saturday Evening Quill Club, of which
he was president at the time of its
dissolution in 1887
more than ever Boston needs a
writer's association of that sort, in
order to unearth new talent and to
keep fresh the older writer's who have
lacked such an avenue of criticism and
expression as the weekly or fort
nightly meetings of the Quill Club
afforded in 1925" the young writer
declared.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02
Leather Important
In STYLE Picture

1t has come to the point that suede
is regarded as important a medium
for wearing apparel and fetching
accessories as any fabric might be.
The loveliest suede items magma
BILE are being turned out-hats, bags,
dresses, coats, bolero jackets, tai
lored classic jackets, and so on.
Seeing that suede brings into the
fashion picture a wealth of color un-
surpassed, small wonder is it that it
has come to be considered tops"
in fashion. Leather trappings on
wool sports toys include smart
leather buttons, stitched applique of
leather, leather bindings, belts and
an endless list Of the uses of leather
too numerous to mention.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02

half cup cold water, one half cup boil
ing water, one cup sugar, one cup
orange juice, grated rind of one orange,
one tablespoon lemon juice, one half
pint heavy cream whipped.
Dissolve gelatine in cold water, add
boiling water and sugar, stir until dis
solved, add orange juice, lemon juice
and grated rind Divide mixture in
half. Set one half in bowl till it be-
gins to set. Pour half of remaining
mixture into mold, chill the other half
in shallow pan. When the larger
amount is slightly CONCEALED, stir in the
whipped cream. Pour over chilled
Jelly in mold. Leave in ice box several
hours. Galnish with squares of jelly
cut from remaining mixture.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02
BOTTOMS UP a!

CLOTHES cover a multitude of sins!"
But what's the use of trying to kid
yourself? You know what's wrong
underneath, and the knowledge has a
bad psychological effect. 1t make you
feel ''unglamorous."
You're probably we'll acquainted
with your face-know all the hills and
valleys, blotches and blights, but how
about the rest of you?
In this business of being "a JOY
forever" you have to start from the
bottom up-and out! Why not face
the naked truth? How can you be a
glamour gal' if you've got Jumps in
the wronk place? A hump in your
back? Legs and arms that look like
thew belong to somebody else?
While intensifying my "tan" on the
sandy shores one day last summer, l
overheard some gentlemen discussing
the pros and cons of the bathing
beauties who passed them on They
all seemed to agree on the following
figure faults:
/. The bullying abdomen. why
is it that girls with this blight on
the body will pull belts as tight as
possible, and simply refuse to wear
girdles? p
2. The hunk below the hip. Girls
with this figure fault seem to dote
upon standing with one leg thrown
out of joint, so that the bulge is
even more noticeable.)
3. Shaplessness at the waistline.
Nothing between the breast and
the hips-or too muchD
If it's a protruding tummy that
you're nursing, wear a girdle with
some stiffening in the front. Don't
let that stiffening change from a
straight line to an obnoxious curve;
sit, as we'll as stand, straight.
Go easy on the liquids. They bloat
a sensitive stomach.
For figure fault, No. 2, simply lie
down on the floor and roll it away.
Meanwhile, wear a long girdle (the
reducing kind. You can fool some of
the people some of the time about this
malady if you'll 90 this: When stand
ing, tighten the muscles of thighs. 1t
will pull in that hump like anything.
Never stand on one foot with the
other Eat ease, and don't fex the
knee nearest the beholder in the
accepted manner of the movie star
posing for fashion pictures. Stand
straight and keep the thighs tense.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02

EUtGU Wy A1UYS'V NOV NN'NNF
A MAN MUST EAT
He saw no white in politics.
He saw but black and gray.
So he STAYED aloof from all its cliques.
"In business there is pay
Enough for creamy honesty"
Thoueht he, "for such as |,
A foreman of efficiency,
Long service without lie"
His firm by a breaking wave was razed
RACED
-Four sullen years ago.
-Four years he's been severely dazed
From one depression's blow.
This man who now is fifty years
Who'd give him a position .
Works now. despite his honest fears
For a canting politician.
With somewhat radioactive eyes,
Boswellia on his hands,
He says to voters that for buys
Who more respect commands
Than Stumplebum, his candidate.
They without Stump, says he,
Are hopeless; now runs through his
pate
How hopeless he would be.
With Wings and Engine
Francis Gallagher.
4 THANKSGIVING PRAYER
Thank you, God, for the beautiful
day
Aad all the blessings that come my
way;
Thanks for all the flowers and trees
And all the birds and animals we see.
Thank YOU, God, for rain and snow
And don't mind if strong winds blow;
Thanks for the moon and stars and
skies,
And everything that under them lies.
Thank YOU, God, for perfect health
I" me. that means much more than
wealth;
Thanks for home and food and
And a country free from foreign
woes.
thanks, above all, for Mother and Dad
The best, think, anyone could have;
Thanks for my brother and sisters
and friends
And relatives-of them there is no
end.
am thankful, God, for You Yourself
And for all your kind and loving help;
Please, Oh God please help me be
Daily, more and more like Thee.
Cambridge, Mass. Shigao Sato
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-02
Black Suede Shoes

Black suede shoes stand at the top
of the list. AS to colors decided
fair for dark green suede footwear
exists. Wine comes next and browns
are always good