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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14
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japanese soldiers, according to a
Tokyo correspondent, dislike wear
ing gas masks. The Japs, it ap-
pears. not only hate to lose face,
but also to hide it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

Millions of years ago, say SCENT
;stS. the entire earth had a tropical
climate. Imagine staying right where
you are--and enjoying the winter.
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The French are unable to obtain
lemons. according to a news item.
However. matters are sour enough
in that country, anyway.
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King Michael may have an easier
time o. it than did his father, for
mer King Carol. For one thing, he
has a smaller country to rule over.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

Picking up marbles with your
bare toes is said to be a cure for
flat feet. But will a suspicious cop
accept that explanation?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

Former King Carol, of Rumania,
will haze d unique place in the his
tory of our times as the dictator
who only thought he was one.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

Former King Carol, says a news
item. lost 33 pounds since the Ru-
manian crisis began. Is that all the
Pumanian throne weighs?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

Up to date most of that extra
living room Mussolini has been
wanting for Italy remains in the
blue print stage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

In Italy all dogs must be locked
in by 8 p. m. nightly, according to
a new law. The cats must be enjoy
ing the war.
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The younger generation is GER
talnly showing up us oldsters. At
the age OF l8 Michael of Rumania
has been king twice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

And then there was the convict
who suddenly got interested when
he read a book critics reference to
escape literature"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

If YOU SINCERELY TURN FROM
YOUR SINS: Come now. and let us
reason together, saith the Lord:
though your sins be as scarlet, they
shall be as white as snow; though
they be red like crimson they shall
be as WOo:.--Salah lis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

Wives should meet their husbands
half way. says a judge. And not
just on pay day, either, we presume.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

One OF the nicer things about
autumn is that hardly anybody tries
10 tell al about his golf game.
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filled daily. 4 new sro:cr Server. ,,,,
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THREE ROOM UvrT.p,.,c-.,..,,--,.--
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in good condition. Very .o;.. .)n :
price. Miss AlIync Tavg. rn ,,'.'''e
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ROOM FOR RENT: FRONT 1rr
room, connecting bath. ..n.,. '' '
MIS- D. H. Bryan, j., phone 55 ..V.
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FOR RENT: FURNISHED ROOM
with heat, centrally located Mrs
w. K. Sturges, 307 Zene street
telephone So. li-2u
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FOR RENT: SIX ROO ,-,,..-
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PEARL BUTTONS ALWAYS
work" - Nothing mechanics!
about Pearls TO get out OF CEdeE.
No rust, no rotting of fabric under
meath. And Pearl Buttons can al
ways be matched. I1--"
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WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
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A SMART NEW IiAIR-DC OR ANY
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FOR RENT: TWO ROOM APART
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TO MODERNIZE, TO REPAlRLM
Use F. II. A. pay-by-thc-iIo.Mnnn,
plan. No red tape. We furnish Tic
materials and handle the inaic"'Sc,
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THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
with private bath for rent. Lights
water, telephone furnished -:
Belle street, telephone 9GG-J. hit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-14

SAVE UP TO HALF AND OVER
on lots of furniture items at our
new store R. Z. Saticrwhite and
Sons, near Fire Station. l.-,f
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FOR SALE-GOOD TOBACCO AND
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FIVE ROOM APARTMENT FOR
rent. The Stoncwall. 2l5 Yourr
Ave. Heat furnished. Garbage H.
Generator receiving hopper in each
Kitchen. Available October tirN
Apply Mrs. Flanagan. Apt. No, /
The StoneWall, phone 535-J. loft
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15

w HEN you go in quest of a new
silk print frock to add to your
summer wardrobe, or if you have
the urge and ambition to make your
own and are in search of a smart
pattern, keep in mind the long torso
silhouette, also pleated skirts and
over and over again repeat pockets,
pockets and pockets for these are
high spots among styling items that
give the coveted new look at
glance.
A most radical turn fashion has
taken this season is to introduce a
strikingly different silhouette in the
way of long straight and slim torso
lines. To add emphasis to the inno-
walton many of the newest tailored
cloth Jacket suits take on the mar
row pencil straight skirts the like
Of which we have not seen for many
a season past.
However, the leading formula for
the chic suits of print silk which
lead in the summer style parade is
the long slender jacket with pleated
skirt that shows from below the ex-
aggerated low hipline of the jacket.
Very often these skirts are pleated
to hip yoke which stamps them as
being decidedly ultra.
The daytime dress that has a long
torso top after the manner of the
model conferred in the illustration is
regarded as eminently high-style
fashion. In this instance gray silk
crepe in two tones is the selected
material. Here we see a revival of
the 1914 coed silhouette in a Cali
fornia fashion shown in the Howard
Greer collection. The long-torso top
has leaves of the fabric appliqued
diagonally across the bodice. The
boX-pleated skirt is referred to as the
new faction skirt" that gives you
freedom of movement. The sleeves
are notably simple and chic.
There is simply no escaping pock-
cts this season. A glance at the
fashion-right dress to the left in the
picture emphasizes the idea that
pockets have a way of imparting
lots of style to a daytime frock of
attractive print silk. The pattern
ing of this printed silk crepe fea-
lures a novel arrangement of wee
dot motifs in stripe Interpretation,
for as every woman of style knows,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15

heat for 20 minutes then simmer until
all ingredients are well blended This
is genuine Mexican chill, so if you are
alergic to hot, hot foods, omit the
spicier seasonings).
SPOON BREAD:-Put l cup of
corn meal In bowl and pour "a cup
boiling water over it. Cover and let
stand until cool. Add l teaspoon salt,
1 teaspoon sugar, and l beaten egg.
Dissolve ~ teaspoon soda in 1 cup
buttermilk and add to ~ teaspoons
melted shotening. Pour into a creased
baking dish and bake 70 hour.
MEXICAN COLESLAW: Shred
8 cups cabbage; soak in cold water for
20 minutes, drain and chill. Mix: "a
cup sour cream, "a cup mayonnaise,
tablespoons sugar, 2 tablespoons vine
gar, l teaspoon chill powder and ~
teaspoons salt. Combine these ingred-
tents with cabbage.
FROZEN DESSERT: Mash 4 oun-
ces cream cheese and dash of salt until
light and fluffy. Fold in IA cup guava
Cor quince) preserves. Turn into small
muffin tins or individual molds and
freeze in refrigerator, but not to hard
Serve with saltines.
MEXICAN COFFEE: Prepare hot
coffee. Whip u pint heavy cream,
folding in Is teaspoon nutmeg and *
teaspoon nutmeg during whipping. Put
spoonful on each cup of coffee.
Your table decorations should be
simple, what with the popularity of
Mexican colors and motifs in dishes.
and tableware. However, since infor-
mality is the rule in the summertime
why not save yourself work and use
paper tablecloths. You can buy match
ing sets of napkins, cups, tablecloths
and dishes in the gay Mexican colors
even in the dime stores. Then for a
centerpiece, use a large wooden salad
bowl laden with colorful fruits and
vegetables fresh from the garden and
perhaps a gourd or two.
ELSA MAPP.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Pack Peoples Church
For Union Meeting

CHESLEA, Mass, June 11-Sun-
day, June 9, was a never-to-be for
gotten day in Chelsea and at Peoples
Church. People came from far and
near, IN buses and automobiles, troll
leys and afoot; came expecting a great
feast, and in that they were not disap-
pointed. The crowd was so great that
the walls of the church fairly bulged
on either side by this human mass of
mankind, so much so, that one passing
by would think that the great "Billy
Sunday" was holding fort. Old Chel-
seaites claimed that it broke all re-
cords both in interest and numbers in
the history of the church. And the
occasion was the monthly meeting of
the Union of Smaller Churhes of
Eastern Massachusetts, which holds
union meeting once a month in one of
the churches of the union which has
membership of eight churches. The
combined choirs of Western Avenue
Baptist Church of Cambridge and of
Shiloh Baptist Church of West Med
ford We'd with each other in singing
praises to our God and His Christ. DR..
Virgiss Hill of Everett led in the Con-
gregational singing which did much to
enliven the occasion. The sisters of
the primitive band would not allow
anyone to take precedence over them
in their love and loyalty to the Master,
and expressed their attitude in vision
clarifying spirituals. The testimonials
were of that rock-ribbed character
which tended to sweep all on to inspi-
ration and purpose. DR.. w. H. Smith
OF Winchester, president of the Union,
presided with great grace and dignity,
and presented the guest preacher, the
Rev. Jacob P. Posey, pastor of the
Western Avenue Baptist Church of
Cambridge to speak Rev. Posey was
at his best, bringing his hearers many
thought-provoking and spirit-inspiring
gems. The collection was great and
will go far in helping Peoples Church
in its Building and Repair Program.
All went away profted. A fine re-
freshment, prepared and served by
Mesdames Milliken, Billups and Tate
of Peoples Church was given the
visitors. Chelsea says: "Come Again. {"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Lace Enthusiasm
Prevails in Paris

From Paris collections one gains
the idea that leading couturiers are
more decidedly lace-conscious this
season. Schiaparelli shows gay
young clothes that reflect enthusi-
asm for lace such as narrow lace
edging around pockets, on linen
dresses and again on fabric crowns.
the same removable for washing.
Narrow lace also edges gloves, col
lars, cuffs and blouse fronts. Gro
cheted lace collars with gloves to
match are charming and unique
feature.
The new Paris house, Cavalier,
uses large bows of lace on the backs
of tiny hats. Fine white Chantilly.
also starched Venise lace bands
often replace ribbon trims on hats.
Lace motifs are also encrusted in
huge straw brims The last word"
in uses of lace is the apron of sheer
black lace worn over formal after
noon black sheer frocks. Very stun
ming, too, are lace aprons worn with
pastel or white evening gowns. Lace
shawls likewise present an interest
ing new phase.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
FREE SAMPLES FOR THOSE WHO
WANT TO TIGHTEN THEIR
COMPLEXIONS

Women particularly will be glad to
hear this good news! If constant eX-
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caused pimpes, you cain now test the
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Do this today.
DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin Whitener is
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25c. Use it according to directions
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to excessively tanned, freckled outer
skin, your money back for the asking.
Thousands of women use DR.. Fred
Palmer's Skin Whitener to win a
lighter, clearer surface skin.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
OUR SILENT HEROES

Brave defenders of Liberty and Right,
Silent though you be in the land I'M
seen,
Still your spirits live, guiding US with
light!
Heroes! from your deeds may we
wisdom CLEAN!
That our land may be called the Home
of the Free,
That our fair Country Justice NAV
uphold
Gave you, martyrs, your blood! And
it may be
TIL secret of peace We'll to other
shores unfold!
Sacred, then, to us is this glorious day
Which we celebrate in your worthy
names;
All our National fears are driven
away
By the inspiration from your lofty
aims!
From the land beyond then inspire YOU
brave,
Noble hearts! Ger us let your spirits
soar!
In our land the flag of Liberty shall
wave,
Justice done until time shall he mr.
more!
IRWIN T. QUINTYNE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15

the emphasis in prints is decided
ly on stripes this season. The full
length button opening adds to the
sophistication of this dress. This to-
gether with the clever pockets of
military inspiration combine to
achieve great chic. White pique in
corded effect edges neckline and
sleeves.
AS the season progresses it is
proving that gray with white or
light green or yellow printed de-
sign has gone to dizzy heights of
popularity. Another important col
or theme that persists throughout
the very latest silk prints is that of
brown with white. If you are buying
a new print you will be making a
wise fashion move if you choose
browns as expressed in a brown and
white print with which wear a wide
brimmed straw hat in the very chic
Balenciaga brown, a color that is
most fiattering. By the way, it is
wonderfully good style to wear
brown hat and accessories with your
gray and white prints, too.
Don't try to go through the season
sans a bolero dress. The more you
see of them the more you like them
and the more you wear a bolero
dress the more it endears itself in
your affections. Maybe because the
bolero type is SO youthful, maybe
because it is so overwhelming and
most assuredly it is greatly to be
coveted and appreciated because of
its practically. Worn with a con-
trasting blouse a bolero dress can
be made to tune to every occasion.
The bolero mode pictured to the
right is of printed crepe that adopts
one Of the seasons best color
schemes, namely, gray dotted in
white. The skirt is pleated in smart
manner. The ribbon belt is in Cor
dovan brown and her Flemish off
the-face hat is in gray and white.
Milliners proudly refer to gray and
white as $50 new for hats.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.D
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15

There is no more popular color
formula in the style picture for sum-
mer than red with white. You may
interpret the combination any way
you please. Red accessories worn
with white, with emphasis on red
bags, hats and shoes, or red and
white print silks cotton, or silk or
linen for your dress or ensemble or
the white dress with the red jacket
anything goes in red and white this
season. The dress pictured is of
white silk jersey. The short
sleeved jacket with this white jersey
dress is of bright scarlet wool en-
broidered in gold beads and the CIR
die is of gold braid.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Style Notes
Cottons sten out in biz

Cottons step out in high fash
ion.
Large coconut brown hats are
latest.
Latest jewelry is dramatic cos
tune rings.
The new gaily printed piques
are very attractive.
This seasons Swiss prints have
exquisite hand-painted look.
Brass buttons are smart on
navy or white suits and coats.
Long slender bags that snuggle
under your arm are newest type.
Afternoon black sheers are
trimmed with sheerest black
lace.
Bonnet broochesl You pin
them on underbrim of your off
face hat.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Summer Separates
Provide a Variety
Trend Bespeaks Thrift and
Economy in Dress.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

A characteristic feature of appar-
Ell fashions that is highly commend
able in that one can dress smartly
on a limited allowance is the match
up idea. There is a decided move
ment among designers and produc-
ers to encourage the habit of buy
ing complementary separates"
Dealers call your attention to
skirts, jackets, coats, blouses, bo-
Ieros, capes and so on that can be
bought separately, yet so co-ordi-
mated they are, that interchange
able, you can dress differently as
occasion demands with the perfect
confidence that colors will be art
fully related, and that each assem-,
bled costume will resolve into a uni
fled ensemble.
1t is not only that this trend be-
speaks thrift and economy in dress,
but the entire tendency is to cult
vate taste and education in the art
of dress.
Stylish twin silk prints give a
grand opportunity for clever han
ding of the apron mode. Make the
simple foundation dress of the print
white on brown background (browns
are ever so smart this season..
Fashion the apron Chat and parasol
to match if you are that ambi-
tious) of the print in reverse color,
which is to say brown print on
white ground, or whatever the color
theme be, such as navy, red or the
new lime green.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Snow White Lacy
Jewelry Is Latest

Take look, next time you go
shopping, at the jewelry made of
snow white plastic in such lacy de-
sign the effect is almost like fine
crochet patterning. There is no end
to the pretty necklaces, bracelets,
clips and SO forth of this type that
are being shown. You will love this
snow-white touch with your navy
spring outfits and your summary aft
ernoon black sheers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
''Lizzie's" A Good
Place To Eat

Lizzie Carrington's new fremont
Street cafe is the mecca where lovers
of home-cooked food gather for a meal
well seasoned to the taste.
All the new ideas of the culinary art
together with Lizzie's radiant smile
can be found at this establishment
where the kitchen, dining-room and
all the hooks and corners are spotless-
ly clean. Experienced mattresses are
there to greet and serve the public
with we'll balanced menus. Nothing
is overdone. The prices are moderate,
the service is efficient and a modern
unconditional device watts away all
kitchenn odors.
Situated on one of Boston's high
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
MEXICAN COLESLAW
FROZEN DESSERT
MEXICAN COFFEE

MEXICAN CHILL CON CARNE :
Met 2 tablespoons fat in heavy pan /:
aua green peppers, l Glove garlic, 5
onions GG (chopped) and l lb. hamburg.
look until the meat browns slightly.
linen linen add; l cup tomato paste, / cup
tomato soup, (Condensed) p teaspoon
curry powder, l teaspoon salt, 8 tea
spoons chill powder, l teaspoon cay
enne pepper, l pint warm water and l
can red kidney beans. Cook at medium
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Water Lily Print
For Dinner Dress

Big white water lilies nestled in
a background of green leaves are
the dramatic flower motif used for
a dinner dress. The gown is made
of pale gray net and the water lily
appliques are scattered widely over
the skirt, bodice and sleeves.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
HOUSEWIVES
TESTED RECIPES

\ X X X X X X X X X
From "ELLSMERE'' " :"
Dear Reader,
l am particularly fond of "foreign
foods" with a preference for Mexican
dlshes-the hotter, the better. So ner-
maps you would like to try this Mexican
menu L planned recently; say, some
COO! evening when entertaining a few
friends. Here it's:
rMEAICAN CHILL CON CARNE
SPOON BREAD
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Hnrt'H Onrttpr
A VIEW FROM MY KITCHEN
WINDOW
Edited BY Edythe Hoe Gordon

A VIEW FROM MY KITCHEN
WINDOW
AS l do my daily dishes
And wash the pots and pans,
I've a view to look on,
That would thrill most nature fans.
I've stately trees and beaches,
And evergreens beyond,
In summer, such restful scenery,
To soothe me all day long.
I've sea gulls and sand pipers,
At night the loon serenades,
To help beautify the curtain,
And darts away again.
Pm sure the nature lovers
Would certainly envy me,
If from this window they could view
The beauty I now see.
MRS. ANNABELLE BLANKS
81 Salter ST., Portsmouth, N. H.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Frilly and Feminine

Collars and cuffs to transform a
dark basic dress this season have a
very fragile feminine air.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
Dressv Rretnns

Little bretons with sharply turned
back brims make up for their small
size by adding tall crowns and
white lingerie trim.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
ParasoI Brims

Wide and shady AS a parasol are
the new picture hats of felt. Some
have brims that are shirred at in
tervals.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
How toE.HGE':N
WERTRERBEATEN COMPLEXION!

WEETHERBEATEN COMPLEXI0k!
If you are embarrassed by too dark skin.
pimples and blemishes EXTERNALLY caused).
try Or. Fred PaInier's Skin VVhiteneE accord
ing to directions with package. Your COM
Plexion should grow lighter clearer and
sively darkened, freckled outer skin Csc at
druggists. For FREE SAMPLE send &c for
postage and handling to: GALENOL Co.
INC. Dept. 6, Box 264, Atlanta. Georgia.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15

Editors Note: Send in your poems
10 Ed5ythe Mae Gordon, 1913 Chambers
ST. Boston. Poems may be on anv
subject but enclose self-addressaGG
stamped envelope. ''''oN
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-06-15
COMPREHENSION

She knew not why
She sighed or wept
Now why her heart
Throbbed so,-
Till Cupid laughed
And let her see
His CULVER and
His bow.
WILLIAM ALLYN HILL.