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Evening star., 1940-12-30

tually a triple threat" In other
words, it is q treatment which en-
ploys three separate preparations,
each with its own definite and help
full result. The first product cleanses
the nail of dirt. grease or soap; the
second is maSSaged at the base OF
the nail and does wonderful things
for the new growth that appears
just above the cuticle; the final
preparation is sealing fluid which
is applied to cover the entire nail
and be used under the tip-thus
cutting down the possibilities OF
chipping, cracking, splitting or
breaking.
So many complaints about brittle
nails are to be heard at this season
that this seems the answer to
well-groomed woman's prayer. OF
course, the salon introducing this
new method is frank to say that one
such treatment will not produce
amazing results, but they assure us
that several of them will bring forth
definite improvement in the con-
dition of your nails. And we must
say, if the fingernailS OF the salon Is
operators and those OF some patrons
are any indication, the new metnod
must be a good one. Cynics may
call long fingernails claws or de
fenSe weapons" but we notice that
the smartest women still have long,
well-shaped nails that do wonders
to improve the appearance OF thelr
hands. So. if you want them out
can't seem to do anything about 1t,
YOU might look into this treatment.
You've probably been hearing a
great deal of talk about this new
permanent wave which Is hloden
under a turban . . 1t looks ike
wonderful idea for the busy
woman. and that includes you and
YOU and the little lady over in the
corner. Seems that your hair Is
blocked and done up on curler-type
rods with a special fluid. Then 1t
is supposed TO stay IN this form
for number of hours-but you
need not stay in the beauty salon.
instead, you may wrap your Ho"u
in a very presentable turban and
90 on about your business
doing your shopping and having
your permanent all at the same
time. The result is a very good
looking, very natural permanent
wave and the effort involved is
practically nil The shop featuring
this new method is most enthusi-
astic about the idea and, needless
to say. so are the women who've
tried it.
The complete wrapping process
takes about an hour and quarter
and you return to the shop next
day to have your hair unwound,
contraction fluid applied and the
hair shampooed, set and dried
that's all there is to it. No wires,
machinery or heat is involved
which is nice thought no matter
how you look at it.
While we're going on at great
rate about the improvement of your
nails and tresses, it seems appro-
pirate to mention another new and
helpful item-this time in the form
Evening star., 1940-12-30

Girls who love tailored frocks will
be delighted with this decidedly new
idea in the way of shirtwsister
that buttons at the side, and has
such an effective sports neckline
The waistline is dart fitted, so that
the dress has exceptionally good fig-
ure lines. Design No. 1302-B brings
q hint of spring smartness in its
new Interpretation of classic style,
and yet you'll love TO wear it right
now under your heavy coat
A year-around fashion that makes
up equally well in fabrics for every
season of the year. this tailored
style will be smart right now in spun
rayon, flannel, fiat crepe or silk
print, with bright buttons to add
note of color gayety. It's easy to
make. obviously, and step by step
sew chart is included.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. l302-B
is designed for sizes IL, 13, Is, II and
10. Corresponding bust measure
ments 29, 81, 80, s. and 81. Size la
Evening star., 1940-12-30
xMh2&x:zA/

As long as you're going to be all
dressed up like mad 50 many eve
nings this winter, the powers that be
have set down a few dos and
don'ts" that should keep people in
smart restaurants from asking you
to please bring the check or fetch in
another round, waiter.
If you don't want folks requesting
you to play their favorite tune or do
your version of the Conga, you'll
avoid billowing trousers and long
tail-coat. Straight. well-hung trou-
Sers are in order and so is q tail-coat
that stops at the bend Of the knee
What's more, your white waistcost
shouldn't protrude below the front
OF the black tail-cost.
What you can do is show as much
white as possible at the cuffs and the
back Of the wing collar. Also, the
tabs of the collar may protrude 4
bit beyond the bow tie. Also favored
at this season are matching ties and
waistcoats made of birdseye pique.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

(3D requires, with long sleeves, Az
yards of 39-inch material; short
sleeves, 4is yards.
Have you seen our new Spring
Fashion Book? Send IS cents for it
right this minute! You'll find more
than 100 new fashions in it, includ-
ing the smartest and best for all
sizes from / to S. Sports clothes,
home clothes, afternoon and dressup
styles. all easy to make. Detailed
sew chart with each pattern.
Evening star., 1940-12-30
No Spotlight
Role for
Junior
Will Be leased by
Pals If Dressed
Differently
By ANGELO PATRI.

Junior had to have a new coat to
wear TO school. The cold, stormy
days of winter were closing in and
he would need extra protection
going to country school where the
children played outdoors in spite of
wind and weather until actually
forced inside by a blizzard.
81 want a storm coat for a boy S
years old and large for his age"
said mother 10 the salesman.
After few questions. few show
ings of coats that would not do, the
salesman frightened up and said,
Il know what you want. I have
just the thing. Came in from New
York yesterday. All the small boys
are wearing them in town. Swell
coats. Just minute
In less than that he was back.
smiling broadly, proudly displaying
a white rubber coat beautifully
made, quite expensive, too Isn't
that beauty? Won't the little fell
low be proud to wear that? He'll
look like million dollars in it, No
body else will have one like it in his
town"
Mother liked the coat. liked its
cut and its style; liked the newness
of the idea of white storm coat.
She pictured Junior starting off to
school, staggering pridefully in his
exclusive model. She bought it and
carried it home, thinking all the
way how pleased Junior was going
the figure he would cut in it.
Junior looked at the coat doubt
fully, but when his mother praised
it and his father, prodded into ac-
ton by his mother, added his good
word, he accepted it. Sure enough
it rained next morning and Junior
went to school in his new coat.
"Hiya, Junior? Where you going in
the milkman's cost?"
The others took up the word and
the shout echoed through the yard,
"Juns got the milkman's coat on,
Jun's got the milkman's coat on!"
Now Junior was just an ordinary
little boy with all the feelings, i'm
pulses and instincts other little boys
have, and he was mad clear through
so mad he cried. When he went
home he threw the coat into the
corner and fairly howled in rage.
Never, never, for nobody" would
he wear that coat again.
Hes got to wear ii" said mother.
"I paid lot of money for that coat
and he has got to wear it."
mo, Mary" said father. Il
thought he'd hate it when saw it,
but you we're so set on it I didn't
speak. No boy wants to stand out
like a white elephant in herd of
gray ones. He wants to be just like
the others--just as tough, just as
dirty, just as good and no better
than the rest. Cost what it may,
we have to buy him q storm coat
like the others. The price Of the
coat is cheap against what he SUI
fers in that white one"
Quite so. When buying chill
dren's clothes try to buy them in
the style that is accepted by chill
dren at the minute. Don't be
tempted to buy something out of
the ordinary, f1attering personal
vanity at the cost of a childs peace
of mind. Simplicity and the neutral
tone Of the herd is best for child
hood.
What's the best way to intro
duce the new baby into family
Of brothers and sisters? This
and similar questions are help
fully answered In Angelo Patri's
booklet, "Your Child and Other
People" Send for it, inclosing
10 cents In coin. Address Angelo
Patri, care q The Evening 6taH
Evening star., 1940-12-30

those who have been accustomed to
working with men who put through
deals in millions. They are lone
some working by themselves and
miss the chatter of the Office and
long for nothing so much as to get
back to their old desks.
So there you are. The woman
wants her husband and she wants
her job. She wants to have her
cake and eat it, too. And she is
dissatisfied when she can't do both
at the same time.
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1940-12-30
Cleaning Furniture

Upholstered furniture can be often
cleaned and frightened if rubbed
with q clean cloth dipped in a solu-
ton Of one part glycerin. nine parts
of water and one-half part aqua
ammonia This will act to liven
their colors and improve their ap-
Dearance
Evening star., 1940-12-30
Requested
Recipes
Given
Special Dishes Are
Interesting and
Quite Unusual
Ry BETSY CASWELL,
Woman's Editor.

W. have been asked by readers
secently, TO publish several recipes
n which they were particularly
Interested, in the column, and this
seems an excellent opportunity to
do 30. The recipes in themselves
are unusual, and should be 'of
general interest to all who like the
xoxt- of the ordinary in the culinary
world.
The first request, from Mrs
". G. G., is for
PECAN SOUFFLE.
u cup sugar.
II teaspoon cinnamon.
u teaspoon nutmeg.
" teaspoon vanilla.
3 eggs, separated.
~ pound unsalted pecans.
Va teaspoon salt.
Combine the sugar, cinnamon,
nutmeg and vanilla, and add the
lightly beaten egg yolks. Beat mix
tArs until well creamed. Add the
nuts, which have been ground or
crushed and stir well. Whip the
egg whites with the salt, until Stlf1,
and fold them into the pecan mix
nire. Turn the Soutf1e INTO
buttered baking dish and bake IN a
moderate oven for IS minutes.
Serve with whipped cream or car
Amel sauce if you wish.
"A bachelor nouSekeeper asks
for suggestions for preparing
OPOSSUM.
seald the 'possum in water just
below the boiling point and hold
him submerged about one minute,
until hair Losens. Place the animal
on the table and scrape of all hair
with a dull knife, or pull out with
!. fingers. but be careful not to break
the skin, which Is very tender.
Make incision down the 'possum' IS
middle and remove entrails. Do not
cut off the head and tail but
remove the brains and cut off the
feet. Wash the 'poSSum thoroughly
IN cold water and, if possible, hang
him out and let him freeze for
several days.
When ready to cook wipe the
spossum inside and out with damp
cloth and rub we'll with salt and
pepper. If desired, the 'poSSum
may be stuffed with any good poul-
try or sucking pig stuffing. Sprinkle
8 or tablespoons of lemon juice
over the 'poSsum and place it in
Dutch oven or roaSter Add l pint
OF hot water TO container, cover
tightly and bake in a moderate oven
for about ia hours, turning when
half-done Serve on a hot platter,
garnished with watercress; put
small apple in the 'possum's mouth
and cranberries in the eye sockets.
Candied sweet potatoes, cornbread
and jelly are traditional accompani-
ments.
And last, but far from least. Mrs.
A. l.. T. would like a recipe for
PEANUT SOUP.
Cook cups Shelled. unsalted pea
nuts, ground fine, with l stalk celery
and | slice of onion in | quart of
water. When tender press through
a sieve and add cups soup stock
or bouillon Heat to boiling point
and stir in 2l2 cups thin cream,
salt, pepper and paprika to taste
t,1st before serving. A few finely
minced celery leaves may be used
10 top each serving.
Evening star., 1940-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE REsPONsrBLE FOR ANY
s:s' stA5 f'I 'hfis Sss ssSs Ssoa;
FOR RxNT-LATE MoDn. PACKARD =
pass. lin, with or without chauffeur:
Esi,sSpsSl' EssHiuk Can Lincoln oOss' MAX
OFFICE or TIE FMxMENe INSURANCE
sos 5th St. p,w.,. Wasninsten. q. c. The
co%nsns oi %.shnston nm aaG
viii meet ut the Office on Monday. January
9; is4l. for the purpo.e Of slsetins thirteen
9rns,, 1lorct1rs .or tne snsulnS I'M year. fons open
if'" ALERT Il = W ! ! Ho%AnD eSsai Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the National SAVINGS and Trust
Company for the election of directors and
the transaction OF any other business as
may properly come before such meeting
w ss held at the Of the
1871. at O'Clock pm
,. stssk transfer sT books viii be closed % from
~ PERSIvAL WILSON. Secretary.
Notice Of special Meeting Of Stockholders
rxPoEI;5sSsSsT I5sEssST5s s4rK or
To the stockholders Of the Bank:
m.ssns sss:' d sasSS ;nss11l
BANK OF WhSn1nHIOn Will De nciQ tDo
once Of the bank. 81 Vermont ave NV,
In the City of Washinston. District OF
Columbia. on Tuesday, January Z. ls4l, At
amending the Articles Of Incorporation to
increase the preferred stock OF the bank
BY S100. 900 900 and to extend the term of
the banks existence by ten years and also
for the transaction OF any and all business
pertaining thereto or necessary In con-
nection Herewith,
EMIL 6CHRAM.
WARREN LEE PIERSON,
CARROLL b. M3RRIAM,
W. J. JOHNSON.
r. l.. 9NODGRA1s.
Majority Of Trustees OF Export
Import Bank of washington.
Dated at Washinston, D. c..
December u. 1910. de23,30
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SITS
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't vaste insurance money" Call DEAL
vssh = yssss sRorienes. Lincoln $500.
Evening star., 1940-12-30
FOR HEAD
COLDS

Just 2 drops Pen
euo Nose Drops
will instantly start
you on the open
nose way out
of cold d-stuffed
misery.
Remember, free
Evening star., 1940-12-30
Sablefsh Snacks

Take one cup cooked, faxed,
kippered sablefish 0black cod. Mix
with one-half cupful white sauce,
season strongly. Fill into little
pastN 0laelas and see~e hot.
Evening star., 1940-12-30
POnpadOur Hats

Pompadour hats are going places
IN New York these nights. They're
net skull caps topped with feather
fronds, plumes or leaves of jet black
plastic.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

of hair rinse. Produced by some
of the finest creators of such
articles, it does not in any way
change the color of the hair, but
it does bring out all the hidden
lights and gives a wonderful sheen
and luSter to waves and curls. All
you do is pour little of the liquid
in the last rinse water after your
shampoo, rinse your hair in it and
leave it on, for it acts as q wave
lotion, too. It's really easy to use
and most economical, for a bottle
provides enough for several rinses.
The originators introduced 1t after
a trip to the south seas and are
perfectly willing to have it called
liquid Hawaiian sunshine" which
has sort of a nice ring at thatl
Evening star., 1940-12-30
Girls Who Spend Years Offices Seldom Want Settle in Domestic Life
Business Training Has Its
Good and Bad Points in
Helping Marriage
Wife Speaks Same Language,
So Understands Husbands
Schemes and Situations
BY DOROTHY DIX.

business training good preparation for wfehood Should
experience earning living
mares? the vital complicated problems
the commercial world
nothing would
a discipline
Evening star., 1940-12-30
90. rush ovf
eIoggins missriss
rush n vitalizing
hsaling air.

ing takes the kick out of head colds
helps cue down the time these colds hang
on. So, for extra, added freedom from
colds this winrer-head off head colds
misery With genuine Peneue Nose Drops.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

Lilith IS the female demon ~
Jewish folklore. The word is
equivalent to the English vampire.
Evening star., 1940-12-30
By BARONESS PIANTONI.


lady with pride her usually wants
snasig than the tailored lines offered commercially today
combination embroidery will
aricaIy above adaptable towels piowcases sheets table
Send for this today You will find
ming completely and delightfully."- filled while
The pattern comprises hot iron transfer each of
designs fet
6onx
Ask 1910 nclose
work Editor Of The Evening Star
Evening star., 1940-12-30
LOST.

1910 hhucIsoh
LOST.
BEAGLE HOUND, black and white. male;
answers name OF Mink" Lost Sat, q st,
vic. Silver Spring. Md: reward. SH. 1896.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. brlndle and
Georgia 5s?3.
BRIEFCASE black leather downtown
Ihurs.: eontainI letters addressed to c. c.
Van Leer. jr. Reward. Call WI. 3242
.n1 .v, shs md fr, Se..u setsssn ss. Ra
dsSss ~ '' "1 CENSUS 00t NA
FOX TERRIER. brown and white strsyed
from & sth and D SITS; ne, TUESDAY. Reward
answers to Butch" Georeia 1000 Br 143
KIT of carpenters tools, on Conduit I'd
within "a mile of D. c. Reward CHI
NEMoRANDUM BOOK, navy blue leather.
ushed by Frank Smythson of London: lost
Dec %; So rev. if ret. to 2l0l Conn. ave
MINIATURE in gold frame. lost Christmas
owner only; rew.rd' Gail Jackson i.s4. i
OLD GOLD CROSS, vicinity La Sale Apis.
Star. si.
PURSE. brown alligator. lost Dec. 23. vi
f.9i's f.9 ss5f goo 10th ST. NV; reward Wood
Red COOKER SPANIEL. long sharsy tail,
white breast; male: named Bounce" Re
ward. 2S10 Mckinley ST. NV WO s2ls.
W1RE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER. tan ears,
pink spot on nose: NV. vicinity. Reward.
Decatur 1850.
WRIST wATCH, lady's. Bulova. yellow
gold; Xmas Gift: lost Sat, afternoon. vic.
Kann's or Lansburghs. REV. AT. 1901.
WRIST WATCH. lady's yellow gold Bulova.
vic. 4th and r. ]. ave. ne. or 9th and @
NV. or on Potomac Park streetcar. Call
Decatur l1S0-J Reward
Evening star., 1940-12-30
FOUND.

rox TERRIER male. tail not cut Gall
GE. 6045
SPDCTACLE9. Summit pl NV, Sunday
Columbia 1918. Anderson
Evening star., 1940-12-30

COLLECTION MAN, experienced. for credit
clothing store; permanent position: good
salary Apply HOLLYWOOD Credit Clothing
Co. SO3 -th st n
Evening star., 1940-12-30

counts; good proposition for right man:
salary and commission: must have car
Apply befOre ~ o m. 139 Ith 81. ".
Evening star., 1940-12-30

BOY. is TO 20 years. white, TO work IN
sroeery store and deliver: steady lob for
risht party: reference required. 344 sth
Evening star., 1940-12-30

What's the best way to intro
duce the new baby into \ family
Of brothers and sisters? This
and similar questions are help
fully answered In Angelo Patri's
booklet, "Your Child and Other
People" Send for it, incloslng
10 cents In coin. Address Angelo
Patfi, care Il The Evening 61ae.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

CLERK; experienced in groceries and
vegetables. local references only. 1s47
Columbia rd
Evening star., 1940-12-30

Miss Lindsay has prepared
list OF foods which build strong
teeth and bones. This NAV he
had upon request. Write her.
care Of this paper. and incIoxe a
sef-addressed, stamped (s-cenp
envelope.
Evening star., 1940-12-30

BODY AND FENDER MAN for general
automobile work Steady position, good
pay. Must have refs Manhattan Auto
d Radio Co. 406 eth 81 NV
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-09
Vacancy Never Did Mean Money In The Family Chest-Use Want Ads

at the Raleigh headquarters office
for the Carolinas district of the U.
s. Marine Corps Recruiting service
and have been transferred to the
marine barracks at Paris Island, 8.
|C., for a period of preliminary train.
ing.
Sergeant Frederiksen said they
would receive active duty assign
ments later with some ship, service.
school, navy yard, naval ammuni-
ton depot, torpedo station, or for
eign station.
Entrance examinations are now
being held for young men with the
following qualifications: Between
the ages of 1S and 80, unmarried, no
dependents, of good moral character,
in good physical condition, tho
equivalent Of an eighth grade edu-
cation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-09
NOTICE OF SALE
NORTH

NEW HANOVER COUNTY
WHEREAS, under date OF october
%, 1910, the hereinafter described
property was, in accordance with due
advertisement, and pursuant to
Judgment entered in the of K.
C. Sudbury, et., al. VS.. Willie Brown,
ct, al, exposed for sale, for cash, TO
the highest bidder; and,
WHEREAS, at said sale K. c. Sid
bury became the last and highest
bidder at and for the sum of Ten
Hundred and Twenty Five ~($1025.0O)
Dollars; and,
WHEREAS, within the statutory
period the said bid was raised by five
per cent and thereupon the Clerk OF
the Superior Court ordered a resale
of said property.
Now. THEREFORE,, for the rea-
sons above stated, the undersigned
will or Monday. November 25, 1910,
at twelve o'clock Noon, at the West
door of the Court House OF New
Hanover County expose for sale for
cash to the highest bidder all that
certain lot or parcel of land lying and
being in the City Of Wilmington.
county OF New f1dHoVel anu oIolo "
North Carolina and more particularly
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Southwest in
t~ersection of Rankin Bay
Streets; runs thence Westwardly
along the Southern line of Rankin
Street sixty-six (66) feet to the
southwardly and parallel with Bay
Street s~ixty-six (66) feet; thence
;astwardly and parallel with Rankin
Street s~ixty-siXx (66) feet to the
Western line of Bay Street; thence
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-09
Four Young Men Join!
u. S. Marine Corps Here

-Four young men from the Will
mington section have enlisted for
four years of service with the U. S.
Marine Corps, Sergeant George F.
Frederiksen, local recruiting Off
Ger, reported yesterday.
They included: Harvey Rivenbark,
20, son of Mrs. jamie Rivenbark, OF
Burgaw, who attended the Heights
vile grammar school; John G. Fra
sier, IS, son of Mrs. Olivia Frasier,
of Burgaw, who attended the Bur
gaw High school; Jesse w. German,
%, son of Marcellus M. German, OF
PIT 1-2 South Second street, who at
tended the New Hanover High
school; and Herman r. Woodcock,
20, son of Mr.. and Mrs. D.. j
Woodcock, Sr., of Atkinson, who at
tended the Atkinson High school
and whose brother. D. J. Woodcock
Jr., enlisted July 10 at the local sub
station.
All have passed final examination:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-09
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST

Under and by virtue of authority
contained in a certain deed of trust
executed by William F. Applewhite
and wife, to The Citizens National
Bank of Raleigh, N. c., Trustee, on
the 10th day of January, 1928, re-
corded in Book 1873, Page 1856, Reg
istry of New Hanover County, North
Carolina, default having been made
in the payment of the Indebtedness
secured thereby, the undersigned
Commissioner of Banks, under and
by virtue of authority contained in
Chapter 81, Public Laws of 1889, will
offer for sale. at public auction, for
cash, in front of the New Hanover
County courthouse door on Friday,
November goth, 1910, at twelve
o'clock noon. all that certain piece,
parcel or tract of land, lying and be-
ing in New Hanover County, State
of North Carolina, described and de-
fined as follows:
Lot No. 9 in Block No. 4, according
to the official plan or map of Sun.
set Park" and surveyed by ]. L. Bee
ton, C E., and dated August, 1912,
and duly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of New Hanover
County in Book 70, at pages 1o7, 1oS,
100 and 10, reference to which said
map is hereby expressly had for a
more particular description of the lot
herein conveyed, the same being part
of what is designated and known as
Sunset Park" lying west of the
Federal Point Road, and on the
Western side of Washington Street
and bounded and described as fol
lows:
BEGINNING at a point in the
Western line of Washington Street
$50 feet Southwardly from the South
ern line of Northern Boulevard; runs
thence South 6S degrees Is minutes
West $50 feet to an iron pipe; thence
South 21 degrees As minutes East Sc
feet to an iron pipe; thence NORTH
68 degrees Is minutes East $50 fee
to the Western line of Washington
Street thence along the Western
line of Washington Street; thence
along the Western line of Washing
ton Street North 81 degrees As min
utes West SO feet to the point {
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Before The Blitzkrieg
Continued From Page Eight

eager. What night did lou see
him?"
On Tuesday. He went back on
Thursday"
And he was in London on
Wednesday,. He's actually a sort
of engineer-a specialist in explo-
sives."
SIS he, thought" said x, grave.
ly. We'll that will keep. You
know the answer, don't you,
Charles?"
"a secret passage, or some SUN
nonsense?"
II imagine something of the
kind. Better see if you can locate
it. Any other progress?"
x did not seem too pleased with
Charles results, and the latter no.
ticed it.
Nothing, I'm afraid. It's not
exactly easy, you know!" l
(To Be C%ontinued)