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Winning Contract

david Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D. Mailer.
Oswald Jacoby, Howard echenken.
worlds leading team-of-f0ur Inventors
Of the system that has beaten every
other system In existence.l
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II you're not using it. sell II with
a Fast-Action Times Want Al
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81 of.paMonfi.E pei.uxs 2-door
Trunk Sedan. Here 10 ynaf
chance 10 buy ons ~ thu most
popular models that olds ever
built. Beautiful original bius
finish. tires good for many
thousands Of miles. deluxe equip
mont with radio and heater.
Only sbbb At The 9th and Pa.
olfio store. ns sast.
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2-IN. kiln dried p!sneI ends 70
blocks. 81 Wo-th up OF &C. GA Us
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Phone Want Ads to Main sisi
Miscellaneous for Sale

AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY. NAY
10. P. NJ a7S TACOMA ANE-
lzstlnxx include small STOCK OF
GROCERIES AND FURNITURE
consisting Of dresssrs. ranges, oAv-
exports. occasional chairs, Ntncsor
rocker. chairs. rockers. variety q
tables. ice boxes electric refrigera-
tor. radios. glassware. beds. springs.
russ. carpet runners. blankets. rolf
top desk, bookkespfris desk. swivel
chair. dAy bed and pad. couches.
combination bookcase ana desk.
and many other articles 10 nuner-
Gus TO itemise. FRkD horSIEl-
TER. aucticneer.
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70 m 2 coEos upland block and
Do. " slab Dry block aDd SAD.
s57s JOHNSON fJkL~ GA Hoo-
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or 70 No. for. wood: alder. o g.
ID $3.50. cedar. posts. heavy
uni. tie slab. eds- % Ga 527o.
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Phone Want Al. 20 Main slsi
Miscellaneous for Sale

GOOD vcod ranges Ne have taken
in trade Zach a real buy for ire
money. local for the summer
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Summer Cottages

SPRING BEACH CoI'rAoES-sl DAY
a. ~ an mo $50 season and up.
Boz psosH. good fishing PR 43so,
or write spring Beach. Wash.
NICE 4-room flost bOuse for sAis.
Some furniture cheap. ~ .. BOZ
4g7 Northfas Tacoma.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM FIRE
Box 50O-R. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES WELL FUR
couple Must be quiet. Furn. or unfurn-,
pref vic. Mt. Alto Hospital. Must be
cheap. Silver Spring l52-M.
PIANIST WISHES I-ROOM STUDIO APT,
furn. or unturn. centrally located NV.
section; reasonable. Box 60-S, Star.
uEFgFS HMHa Ms mp hs a HIT dovt 3 G or
OR MORE RMS KIT. AND B: STRICT
ly private, preferably with fireplace, in
private home and with grounds. vic. FIR.
Hts, Beth, Alta Vista or Rockville, reas
rent. State full particulars. Box AIR.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE > RMS KITcH-
cuded' S35.5o Di 6Iis after i pm. M il.
: ROOMS, x. AND B. UTL. FURNISHED,
lowest rental Box 2s-s, Star,
FURNISHED APARTMENT, BY 2 ADULTS.
for winter Downtown orly. Phone CO.
IN OCTOBER. TWO-BEDRooM APT.
dieT9 Home HPT9eefa6y s5d x{h yard Gnty Sol
stores tranSp. Box 49l lR, Star
LADY WITH NIECE IN GOV SERVICE.
at reasonable rent during absence of leasee
pest care, excel refs Box '29-S Star.
GOV T EA1PLOYE, LADY. WISHES SMALL
apt or bachelor apt. private bath. un-
Turn; reasonable. Box 2IB. Star
FAMILY DESIRES > OR 3 BEDRMs,
lurn; or unfurn: nr. tranSp; must be rea-
Sonable- Box 243-B. Star.
IN VIRGINIA. MARRIED COUPLE UN-
furnished apartment. living room bedroom.
kitchen bath light and airy references
SD. Box 4l4-R Star.
COUPLE DESIRES . RMS. PVT BATH
nnfurn. yd.. with some one wishing to care
IoT Two ba2les during day. MRS. COOK.
Adams Ol65 Is.
TEACHER TEAGCH IN PRIVATE SCHOOL WISHES
ie Siiat LuF FIllshed apartment Dupont Circle
y!cinl'y September 2lst or October ISt:
references furnished. Communicate Box
"S-R. SJar
UNFURNIsHFD APARTMENT. NORTH OF
Spring 70 rooms. kitchen bath: ap-
ptoH!mateiy SIS per mo. young gentle
couple with no children Box 3a5-R, s ar.
BASEMENT HOUSEKEEPING APT. UN-
IITA-. Dupont Circle vicinity: reasonable
X +s4R. Star. IL.
FURNISHED APT. TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
Box "2A-R. Star. IS
:; OR 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT: PVT.
4S9-B, Star
WANTED LARGE. UNFURN. APT. GOOD
neishoorhood west OF 10th St SIS or
$50 per month. Phone RA 94Og
UNFURNISHED. :! OR 3 ROOMS KITCH-
area. Woodley ga between s:3O-lo am.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED


NEWLY DECORATED; 3 ROOMS. KIrCH-
en- and private bath: electric. gas and heat
furn: no children or pets. 626 Ingraham
ST. NV. l5s
24Os N. CAPITOL ROOMS. K. AND B :
large sun porch incosed; pvt. home; real
nome for right party. 16'
100 HEMLoCK, ST. NV LARGE
sunny rooms and private tile bath, with
vanity dresser; private home adults 49,
NEW WEBSTER APIS, 44O3 I4th ST.
reig, modern: low rents. See mgr
frances. particularly suitable for doctors
pdPSs ocs and r. xakd b sep party fpPnfhed 1s
20 r ST. N.E.-1NDIVIDUAL 4-RooM
and refg.; s37.50. Dupont 17s5.
,?4I5 E ST. NV, Mr.. DOWNTOWN-I-9
6edrmS. Nv. rm., kit. acove, bath, $40 80
500, S57.5 Mgr. Apt. 2ll.
: rms kit. and bath; beamed ceiling.
Toueh plaster walls. lantern lights; $3.50.
2I1o 18th ST, N.w.-NEXT School: At
tractive , rooms, kitchen. bath; $40 so
Ring Apt %
1240 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
rooms and kitchen. icebox: S35 mo-, gas
and electric included.
Corner apf hsUEy dsdorafsd lvins SOom
util., heat furn,: adults: S45. RA. 1855.
THE HYGEIAN. 119 MASS AVE. NV
rms, kitchen. bath; newly painted and
papered; $3.50. See jantor.
1916 18th ST. N.W.-ENTIRE 2nd FL, 3
gentile adults: utilities furn,: reasonable
40a 9th ST Ne ROOMS FOR LIGHT
00999SekeeD'Hs' 099ss S'' month Gail Randolph
5 ROOMS, NICE CONDITION. GOOD
neighborhood; reasonable 2SO3 Que st,
sc. Call NOLAN & NOLAN. AT. 7oS4
AZ 18th ST. s,E.-3 ROOMS, SCREENED
newly decorated: ] @ $3.50 OH Ii hfat 4s6sW s6s!HSeo
1915 10th ST, NV. DoWNToWN-AT-
tractive front bedroom. living room, re-
ception, hall kitchen. bath with shower;
= bedrooms. S75. Apply res. mgr, De-
DT0}WSNToWN Ts}S T APT TIL THE GRAYssToNE. s15
bath; Frisidaire on house current
20 TEA ST. .NE.-DUPLEX, End FLOOR.
8 rms; and bath. S4O,5O; vacant October
Mr. ONTARIO RID RMS, KIT, BATH,
inci' tIss ipcl porch a hall YARD Reasonable Util-
en- and shower; $50: on third d4o; hoore Aiiis IS.
$3.50 COLORADO AVE NW.-BEDROOM
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath: Frigidaire
on ant ho1se Hns current; reas rent Res, msr'
THE BARBARA. 9th AND MD AVE NE
large outside rms, kit, tile bath: new
range. refg.; heat, h. W. furn.: redec.; reas.
See tanitor or DI. 2434. other apts. avail.
THE CHAPLIN. 1474 CHAPLIN ST. NV
living room, front bedrooms, kit, bath.
$3.50; . rooms. kit. bath, $40.
2nd FLOOR APT, LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen bath, small porch: oil heat. cleo,
stove and Frigidaire; storage; no children.
POI Washington st. Falls Church. Va.
N. CAPITOL ST. NEAR n. Y. AvE.-3
hot water furn.. S35. MI. 1909.
1925 IRVING ST. NV. LARGE RMS,
| idaire, util incl; adults only.
TAKOMA PARK, 324 GARLAND AVE
Entire End floor; 3 rooms kitchen. bath;
private entrance; Frigidaire, garage;
SAP so GE. 213O.
1929 2sth ST, MT. RAINIER, MD
. rms. kitchen and bath; pvt. entrance;
gas, heat. elec. incl; adults only; S42 90
per mo. Warfeld 1851.
. APARTMENTS: ONE ROOMS. BATH:
one rooms. bath: reasonable. Near 18th
and D sts. ne. OWNER. Ii, 9202.
TILDEN GARDENS, 1900 CONN. AVE.
Apt 3O2-G-Lving rm.. dining nm bed
room, kitchen, bath. Call BROWN. owner,
Woodley 1894. Wisconsin 5a04.
2nd FLOOR, 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH;
neat lsht and gas included. s11 Long
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New Apis. in Hvattsville

3 rooms and bath, ami. heat and
c.h.w. furn.; mr.. schools, churches stores,
car and bus lines; large, shaded yard for
N Wells ave, Hyattsville. l blk. off blvd,
opposite new HyattSville Theater: $40 mo.
Phone HyattS. 0404 any wk. day.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
FLATS FOR RENT.

323 1lth ST NE t2nd FLOOR RMS,
b. porch. h.-w.h.; all outside rms; S37
H H. CARTER, 6l3 18th NV. MA. 417s.
So .50-l"l5 H ST. NE.-4 R. B., ELEC..
circulating heater
Ii. 2071. NEWSOM 1llO H ST. NE
1850 HoLBROOK TER. NE
3 rooms reception hall and porch $3.50
1923 ST NE.
5 rooms and bath $3.50
OLIVER T. CARR,
206 Mills Bldg National 2S65.
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MT. IDA. ALEX, VA.-lst-FLOOR FUR.
apt. in lovely hilltop home, overlooking
Capitol. Potomac and new airport: one
acre ground: apt. consists of liv. rm.. pan
eled walls fireplace, din. rm. den, kitchen;
suite of two bedrmS adjoining bath: 10
min. to Pa. ave. or Army and Navy Coun-
try Golf Club; all utilities included. Tel!
Temple 1899.
Also 2nd-hoor apt. consisting of double
liv. rm., bedrm kit and din. rm. kitch-
enette. hall, bathrm., large closets also
storage rm,: utilities included. Tel. Tenn
pie 1899
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FLATS WANIEp 10 BUY

HAVE CLIENT. WILL PAY CASH. FOR A.
family fiat, location, md to 9th and
Deactur to RlttenhOuSe SITS Mr. Pendle-
TON District 3346, WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

STUDIO APTs OPEN FIREPLACE.
NEW APT BLDG. NEARBY VA.
Large liv- rm.. bookcases, kit. shower
bath. terrace. CORNER APT. High elev.,
OVERLOOKING CITY: S4S. .50S52 80. Nc
elaine, Chestnut 5000. Chestnut 1901
Evening star., 1940-09-15

Beautiful 3-room, kit and bath apart
ment. Located on the corner of the build
ms with exposures to the south east and
1t has abundant closet space.
You will be pleased with the attractive
modernized building. located on upper 18TH
ST @4-hour elevator and switchboard
C. A SNOW CO.. 7lO Sth ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN WANTED.


OVERLOOKING CITY: S4S 50-S52 80. Nc
elaine, Chestnut 5000. Chestnut 1901
ewes.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN WANTED.
. OR 3 L.HK. ROOMS, UTILITIES IN
cluded; furnished or unfurnished Virginia
preferred: S3O-S35 month by Oct. L. Box
43S-R. Star.
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
1901 K N.W-3 R, K, B. AND HALL;
suitable residence: other also ideal Office
home or office suites for professional men.
Sell one, Apply los after D and Sunday.
SAVE "a YOUR RENT!
Buy one of these cooperative apart
ment bargains. reduce by at least Il your
cost OF providing a home and save another
u out OF your payments. Available now,
apis. Of 3, 4. ), and : rooms in Hamp
shire Gardens. Northumberland, Tllden
Gardens, Cavanaugh. Porter st. NV, etc.
Payments as low as S10.25 a month. In
Quire today. EDMUND J. FLYNN, Wood
ward Bldg. RE. 121S.
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NEW, 4-ROOM APIS.

w, f-GooM Az Is.
Unfurnished: only ; min. to Wash:
heat controlled individually: eft G. E.
refg. metal kitchen cabinets: 3 expos.
venetian blinds; ample storage: ! blk ous.
Schooi and shopping center: S55 per mo-
includes heat and hot water
ARLINGTON PEAL ESTATE CO.
SS03 Wilson Blvd CH oS5O
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1915 18th ST NW-ENT1RE 2nd FL, ?
rms. kit. bath: refg.; newly decorated:
2entle adults: utilities furn.: reasonable.
407 9th ST NE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; S35 month. Call Randolph
orr
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THE ARGONNF
2OO1 SIXTEENTH ST. NV,

1929 COLUMBIA RID NV
rooms. kitchen. bath. reception hall
Resident manager. CO 1898.
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APARTMENTS UkFURhisHEp.

210s EYE ST. NV r., K, B..
Frisidaire s470o
2l0s Eye st. n.w.-2 r., k, b..
Frigidaire $500
sO2 10Th st. NV r. and b.. Frg. 1000
2132 H st. n.w.4 r. and b. (du-
plex) $3.50
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
OOtb g.
Evening star., 1940-09-15

NEARBY VA; APT. BLDG; $3.50.
So. 2.50-.LARGE liv. rm., bedrm. kit.
shower bath. VENETIAN BLINDS, LARGE
SCREENED PORCH. locker. laundry: park,
lot McCLAINE, Chestnut $500. CH
Evening star., 1940-09-15

$3.50 COLORADO AVE. NW-BEDROOM
liv. nm, din. rm., kit, bath Frigidaire
on house current; reas. rent. Res. mgr,
Evening star., 1940-09-15

Mr.; ONTARIO RID RMS, KIT, BATH,
incl. porch, hail. yard Reasonable. Utili-
ties incl Quiet couple Columbia 9770-J
Els FIRST ST. NE ROOMS. KITcH-
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APAR1MEN1s uNEuRNIsHEp.


5O7 LoNGFELLoW INVENT. 2nd FL.
3 rms. incl porch, pvt. bath; cleo, gas
heat; reasonable to empl. couple.
720 10th ST. s.E.-5 ROOMS. ENCLOSED
porch; h.-w-h.
727 10th ST. s.E.-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath.
private. 2 rms, kit, bath; Friqidaire. gas.
elec. incl; inst. hw adults. WO. 5l54. :
zoos 7th ST. NW.-S255O.
1g0Sis Emsi Osth g sT eles, SEMSs5 gas; 2nd 6o f.
100 f%; 4sh 3a5hi ST, hIs,S.: s@9ssSo6 $50, s"'
3rd a; rms, bath: gas. heat.
FLOYD E DAVIS CO.
;.& 10Th ST. NV. MA. 49,.
IN ST. PAUL's PARISH.
APT APT g. 1893 1893 Va Va R. R. < < E. R s5S5o s8S 80
" SCREENED PoRcHEs.
AFFLECK. 242S PA. AVE. RE. 1868.
2I9 T ST NE
. and 2 rooms. kitchen and bath $40
HARRY A oLIKER co,
9ls 18th St. NV. National 7151.
26I6 Both ST. NV
BefIs BedTooms md b5 Lying room kit di $40 So
@ Gas an and Eiec. Included in Rent t','''
MRS. BIERMAN, Res. Msr., EN-. 05a0.
"THF sHAWMUT"
> rooms kitchen. bath,
screened porch S55 90.
Elevator and switchboard
service: lust / - blocks from
Conn. ave at corner of Kali
Drama and 10Th.
THE AMERICAN COMPANY.
SO1 18TH. MA. S032.
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-MODERN.
hreprOof BUILDING in downtown location
and within walking distance of Govern
mcnt departments. electric refrigeration.
Venetian blinds: really LARGE rooms: very
attractive apartments.
: room rooms kitchen and $500
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BOSS & PHELPS,
POI 9Th ST. NE,
3422 PORTER ST N-W-

Elght-room and bath frame detaohf r
house: hOt-Water neat, automatic rrfrieera-
ton porch and garage Key at 34.G.
CTO En
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THE BARBARA 9th AND MD. AVE. Ne
large outside rms. kit, tile bath; new
range refg.; heat, h. W furn.: redec.; reas
See janitor or DI 2434. Other apts avail.
THE CHAPLIN. 1474 CHAPLIN ST. NV
living room, front bedrooms. kit, bath,
S5o 80: . rnnmS kit. hath. $40
Evening star., 1940-06-08

color. The table is large enough
for luncheon or informal dinner
for six, is very sturdy because of
the cross bracing underneath,
which incidentally has a ring for
q flower pot or vase Of flowers,
visible through the glass top.
There are glass hurricane lamps
for the table In case you use this
on the dining porch or dining room.
II you use 1t In the garden or on
the terrace, the double candle lamp
on the iron standard may be pushed
into the lawn giving the necessary
light and leaving the table top
free for food.
Iron furniture is very fashion,
able this year with bedsteads, mir
rors and chairs all fashioned of
exquisitely designed wrought iron.
1t no longer means just outdoor
furniture and will be equally at
tractive indoors for the small
apartment dining room as on the
porch or terrace now. This unit
comes under SIS and is the first
low priced group of fine design
and guaranteed long life that has
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Large DC. Delegation
To Attend Building
Owners Session
Group Will Leove
For New York Next
Sunday for Convention

The largest Washington delegation
ever to attend convention of the
National Association of Building
Owners and Managers will leave
next Sunday to take part in the 33rd
annual meeting OF the organization
to be held at the Commodore in New
York, June II to 20.
Among those from Washington
who have signified their intention of
attending are: James Med. Shea,
president of the National Apartment
Owners Association; Clarence L.
Harding manager of the Shoreham
Building; Darrell H Smith of the
Brookings Institution; Howard w.
Phillips, Charles A. Peters, buildings
manager Public Buildings Admins
tration; F. G. Field, j. Truman
Streng. Henri P. Henry. Lew S.
Mohler and Garfield Hines of the
Hines Properties: Marshall Davis of
the Washington Properties: D. D.
Burroughs of E. Quincy Smith, Inc;
H. L. Rust. jr., and G Edward Alte-
mus. rental manager of H. L. Rust
Co, and Rufus S Lusk
Mr.. Shea will preside at several of
the sessions. and Mr. Lusk, the secre-
tarv Of the local organization, will
deliver an address or the subject,
Behind the Housing Scenes in
Washington"
With all signs pointing to a record
breaking attendance at the conven-
ton, the Management Division of
the Real Estate Board of New York
is bending every effort to make the
visit of out -of-town guests in the in
dustry enjoyable as well as in
structive
The business program will be sup
plemented with an entertainment
schedule which will carry through
from the supper and dance Sunday
evening, June Is. on the eve of the
convention opening, tC the annual
dinner, Thursday night, June 20, at
the Boardwalk Cafe, Jones Beach.
Monday will be National Asso-
citation of Building Owners and
Managers day at the New York
Worlds Fair, and an eight-hour
trek by the delegates and guests
through the spacious grounds will
begin at 2:30 in the afternoon.
Suggestions will be offered for those
who wish them as to the various
attractions of the fair.
On Tuesday evening. following the
various tours and other activities
of the afternoon. the delegates and
guests will be entertained at a
cocktail hour in the Uptown Club
in the Lincoln Building, as guests
of the Grand Central District Rental
Conditions Committee.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

This is the Sirth OF a series OF
pictures and articles prepared BY
Margaret NolUeH and EUeninq
Star Photographers to aid those
about to establish a home or to
returnish ertsting homes. Stress
will be laid on economy of er-
pendtture 1Uith no sacrifice OF
good taste. The series ,Uill con-
tinue each Saturday in the Real
Estate Section OF The Star.
Here is one of the most attractive
summer dining tables of this sea-
sons crop, made by one of the out
standing designers and manufac-
turers of garden furniture. This
firm has perfected a finish for
iron that makes it rustproof over
Evening star., 1940-06-08

ing towers OF the National Broad.
casting Co. at Chillum district for
$4,000. The balance covered nu-
merous repairs and additions to old
dwellings.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

county building inspector.
Permits were issued for 102 new
one-family dwellings costing $362,-
525, sorority house at College Park
for $32, 900 and two new broadcast
Evening star., 1940-06-08

slightly iridescent finish called
mist" and the slip seats are up
holstered in a sun and rain-fast
material in a blending aquamarine
Evening star., 1940-06-08

a period Of many years and also
adds greatly to the beauty of the
whole effect.
This set has soft blue green,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
About this IMPROVED vicks
Way that Relieves Misery OF
CHEST, COUGHING COLDS

With cold. get right after !.
misery in hurry. with "VapoRub Massaee
This wonderful treatment - perfected by Nicks
stan of Doctors-is better way to use ume-tested
Vicks VapoRub and make its valuable poultioe-
snd-vapor action more effective It's called the
ssVapoRub Massage and It's remarkably sirnpie.
remarkably quick
First, you massage Vicls VspoRub for } minutes
m IMPORTANT RIB-AREA or BACK as well as throat
and chest Spread thick LAYER on the chest and
cover with warmed cloth. Then let thus MORE
THOROUGH treatment 60 TO work.
Ii eases irritation. coughing. muscular tishtness
q soreness helps break up local congestion m upper
mir passages, makes breathing easier and 50
relieves the chds misery, relieves YOU oil ~orryi
ae suaef To eet the benefits of this improved Vicks
Communicated for both adults and children
-u,e only eenuine, TING tested Vlcks NspoRuo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31

py family usually makes . much
better impression than an un-
happy one.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you
kindly tell me how 10 broil a
venison steak. Anything YOU can
tell me about the cooking Of
venison will be greatly appre-
cisted. HOUSEWIFE.
Dear Housewife: Deer should
hang two weeks or longer, sc-
cording 90 taste. before using.
Fat should he white and firm.
When broiling venison. wipe
steak. sprinkle with salt and
pepper and brush generously
with melted butter. Place on
creased broiler and broil In hot
oven five minutes or according
10 thickness. Nenison should he
cooked rare, but weli-browned on
the surface. Remove Ia hot plat
ter and pour over maitre d'hote
butter or chestnut sauce sea-
soned with three tablespoons Of
MADEIRA.
Maitrc d'Hoie or Parsley Butter
cup butter
tsp. salt
tsp. pepper
=, this. finely chopped parsley
this. lemon juice
Work butter with small wood
en- spoon until creamy. Add salt.
pepper and parsley. then lemon
juice very slowly. II desired.
add I this. each red and green
pepper cut In small pieces.
Chestnut Sauce
Z this. butter or bacon fat
I, slice Of onion, II desired
8 this. flour
I cup brown stock or water
Z tsp. salt
:. tsp. pepper
!, cup boiled chestnufs
Cook onion h butter until
slightly Drowned; remove onion
and stir butter constantly until
well Drowned. Add flour mixed
with seasoning and brown the
butter and flour together. Add
stock gradually. bring to boiling
point. and boil , minutes. Add
chestnuts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
Good Taste Today
Rule of Safety and Convenience Is
10 Introduce Husband or Wife
As Such, says Emily Post
BY EMILY POST

The rule Of safety and convent
ence is 10 introduce a husband Tor
wife) as such. In fact. to prove
how really useful this rule can be,
I need no more than quote the fol-
lowing letter: How shall a wife
introduce her husband in these
three instances: % 10 people she
knows socially but not well; ~,
to business people and go to
strangers In this last group
mean when husband and wife go
to a wedding reception and the
brides mother who greets them is
a stranger TO both. If the wife
goes up'to her and saws. I am
Mrs. John Smith. then what does
she say when introducing her hus-
band? You have said it was wrong
to say my husband Mr. Smith,
but would il be correct to intro
uuCe MIN DN Ilfst name IN any OF
these instances >"
The answer to all three of these
contrasting occasions is the same
my husband" The only time
when 1t is necessary TO give her
husbands name land also her
own is when she has lately re.
married and people are likely &c
call him by her former husbands
name. In this case, she says my
husband" and after slight pause
as though what followed were IN
parentheses. to friends. "Johr
Smith," to business people, Mr.
Smith"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
Lock Up MyHesrt
BY ROB EDEN

bag before she had left her own
hotel.
Her dress was thin and she
shivered as she huddled in
corner of the cab. wishing she
had stopped long enough to get
her wrap from the check stand.
However, she thought. If she had
Cheney would have been so far
ahead OF her she wouldn't have
known whether he had left the
hotel or not.
Curiosity Aroused
Her curiosity was aroused to a
point now where she was deter
mined she was going to find out
what Mrs. North and Mark Che
ney had TO do with Joe Raymond.
She wondered what Frank was
doing at the ball. He probably
had made up his mind by this time
that she had run out on him. and
/ likely was making a nuisance of
himself questioning bell boys
clerks and porters on whether they
had seen her.
/ II was mean trick at that
TO spoil his evening when he had
been so good TO her.
But she knew that IL she'd told
him her intentions. he would have
laughed and refused to let her &C
on this wild goose chase. He was
so positive there wasn't the least
connection between Cheney snc
Raymond that he was blinded tc
the resemblance that was so sp-
parent to the girl.
Sees Sign
The cab drove under larg,
arch and she saw, by the light o.
a street lamp, q sign "Bel-Air.
Up a long winding drive, archeS
with trees, with occasional smooth
stretches OF lawn and shadows o
houses in the background the,
went
Down a hill and up another
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