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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15

CLASSIFIED INDEX
1-ArnouncementA.
.2-AutomotivA
2-A-Auto Supplies.
3-Amusements.
4-Awnings.
6-F auty Parlors.
s-Beer.
10-Business Service.
11--Builders.
12-Builders' Supplies.
12.A-Building.F.H.A. Loans.
13-Bcats.
13-A-Booksellers. Etationers.
14-Business Opportunities.
20-Cleaners and Dyers.
S2-Coal. Wood Fuel OIL
33-Dairy Products.
Enhancing.
35-Drugs.
3s-Dry Cleaning. Pressing.
41-Eatables.
42-Eating Places.
48-Teeds.
b0--Financial.
51-Florists.
62-For Rent.
62-A-Resorts.
65-For Rent. Apartments.
60-For Rent. Rooms.
Groom and Board.
65-For Rent. House,
70-For Sale.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
S0-Houses For Sale.
-S5-Help Wanted, Male.
o0-Help Wanted. Female,
95-Insurance.
100-Instruction.
104-Loans.
105-Lost And Found.
710-Livestock
111--Miscellaneous.
1l2-Machinery.
a18-Music.
130-Office Equipme-1
121-Office For Rent.
1z5-Painting. Paperins.
127-Printing.
1S0-Professional.
1a5-Personal.
13e-Poultry.
zS9-7adio And Repairs.
160-Real Estate.
162-Refrigeration Service.
166-Seeds And Plants.
1b6-Sttuations Wanted,
1b7-Typewriters.
16S-Shoe Repairing.
158-A-Sporting Goods.
i59-Storage.
160-Trucks and Transfers.
170-Wanted.
180-LegaI.
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ADVERTISING
SALESMAN

33.Year-Old, AAA-1 Manufacturers
of top-ranking nationally known
line of Art Calendars deluxe, direct
mail campaigns. ETC., has opening
in this territory for salesman age
2S-45, owning car.
This is opportunity for permanent,
full-time connection in a field Of
selling that is, highly interesting
and will pay a producer well. All
types Of business organizations are
prospects for some form of our
service. Protected territory as
signment; 1870 of sales repeat.
Most of our sales organization has
been with us 5 to rs years.
Give age, sales experience, ETC., in
first letter, addressing THE GER
LACH-BARKLOW CO., Joliet, Ill.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Sc.
lect a vocation now and lay :;
sound foundation for your future.
Printing Is n OF Americas larg.
est industries and offers young
men above the average in intelli.
gence and ambition wonderful op.
rortunities for advancement. In.
%structjons offered in Hand Compo.
sition. Press Work Monotype Key
board Operating. Monotype Caster
Operating and Linotype Operating
We have competent instructors
with years Of experience in the
printing industry: modern ed ..tp-
ment.. For free catalogue write to
v. c. Garriott. Secy.-Treas.. South.
rem School Of Printing. 1514.16
South Street. Nashville. Tennessee.
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ROOMS AND BOARD. MRS. MER-
rift, 20 g. 3rd st. Upstairs. zone
6074.
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WE PAY YOU $500 FOR SELLING
ten 81 boxes. so beautiful assas.
ed name imprinted Chrjstu1
cards sell s1.o0-yoL. prof, ;0s
Free samples. Thomas Doran wv w.
70 Ave. White Plains, n. V W.
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ROOM AND BOARD. RDAsoN
able. Kerr's Inn, 22o North End
St. Dial 3817.
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LOST-WHITE G. o L D WRIST
watch. Reward if returned to 6i
Market Street.
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CHRISTMAS CARD Sensation
Make SIS selling 50 boxes, Nm
novel, different 50 assorted n Ms",
imprinted cards only SIT rne
samples. Imprinted s%tstionerv
assortments SOC up. Snfrialb II
offer. New ENGLAND Art, No rgs
Abingdon, 719, Mass. NOIIh
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lon CAROLINA BEACH ROAD,
five o bungalow, with five
acres; we'll financed. H. F. Will
der, phone 1892.
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Houses For Sale

FOR SALE NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE
with hall and bath. Modern i'm.
provements, excellent location
Dial $3.50.
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Lost and Found

FOUND - QUALITY MILLWORK
At Roderiek and Land. Mfrs.
screen doors and windows, sashes'
door frames. 18th and Castle
Dial 1929.
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Brookwood Ave. Lot
Just q block off Market Street.
Faces east-best buy on Ave-
nue. at $1000.0 90, or will build
home to order on F. H. A.
terms.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED S17rc
lady in ladies ready.to.wear 40
dress Lady Care of Star.Nens
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Livestock

FOR SALE: TWO DEER HOUDS'
we'll trained. Price reasonaoIe'
See or write Isaac Jones Route l.
Box 1856, Richards, N. C.
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WANTED: HOUSEWIFE WTT1
spare time to try our Food Pro-
ducts without cost, at home and
supply neighbors what they wan,
Make good money. Big box of tun
size products FREE. BLAZE
Dept. 1856, Lynchburg, Va,
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CARD sAT-FSpro
pie-show fine Deluxe narsf ho.
christmas cards-also low sUnal
for 81, with name. 100 as 20
signs. Complete line senss ue'
selling Box Assortments, 1 M
loofo profit! Samples on annrar 20
James Art Studios, IN AVA
Place, Rochester. n. Y A1son
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BLACA
and white saddle bred trick horse
six years old, gentle, perfect plea
sure gaits; two saddle bred cons
sired by s2500.0O Stallion; roaa
cart, harnesses, saddles, brides
Jack Farrar, Care of Farrar Trans
fer G. Storage Wise.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS, 50 FOR 4
with name. IS sensational, eycI ~,
slve designs. Also fast selling bor
assortments. Profits e~verywbera
without experience. Samples fro.
Noel Studios, 9 E. 26th, Dept, sIIT
New York. VIII
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Painting, Papeging

LITTLE jim SHARP. "a
l. hanger moved from Is ST "
Grace. Dial 5593.
HENRY LEE - INTERlOfI 5ono
exterior painter. All "oIk
satisfactory. Dial BAL.
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500 ORANGE STREET. FURNISH
ed 3 room apartment. Private bath,
lights and water $3.50. Phone
1883.
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IS Insurance

300 SAVING ON FIRE INsUR.
ance. Get all the facts. Marshal
Realty Co.. 216 Princess. Dial ZOO
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CAPE FEAR APARTMENT, HEAT
ed. 3 room apartment $4,000, s
room apartment $4,000, Glasgow
Hicks agent, phone 6348.
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IS For REM. Apartments

NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM,
kitchenette. 1850 per month in
GLIDING. lights, water, telephone.
Dial 6698. Immediate possession.
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3 AND 4 ROOM NICELY FUR
nished cottages. Year round Q,
winter months. Apply Dixie bod
die cottage, Carolina Beach.
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COWSl cows COWS! JUST r.
ceivec 10 fine milk cows. Sai
and see them. j. P. Newton Dla'
$3.50.
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STOP DETERIORATION PAINT
your homo with Perfection. ! to 8
years to pay. North-Smith Coal Co.,
Dial 1896.
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ae+R 11e And Raroains Are Always Listed In The Want Ad Secio
Help Wanted. Femal.
CHR1STAI GAnr

'o bEACIlEs-WlTH N.AME-,,
Many other big money-tnakers
GIVE valuable gift coupon re Plan!
every Southern Beauty - nee with
s assortm n Complete line At otD VI
Erecting Cards, Dept 43. MemnnSsffln
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res Rent. Houses

FoR RENT: NICE 5 ROOM HOUSE
Wrightsville Sound. p h o n Z
Wrightsville 1871. J. o. Hinton.
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FOR RENT - 1922 CHESTNUT 6
ROOF dwelling and garage. Avail
able Oct. 1st. Albert F. Perry. Dial
k286
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52.A Resorts

CAROLINA BEACH COTTAGE
Furnished or unfurnished. Reason
able rates for winter or yearly
Gilbert Joyner, 3O4 Hamlet Ave
Dial 1851.
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Miscellaneous
Machinery

ICE MACHINES-PLANTs, Az
sizes, makes, scorers, HOSTS rre
cans. 1-2 price. Born, 2lo N wa
bash, Chicago.
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Govt has been called the "rich
mans disease" 1t usually occurs
in middle aged men who are
overweight. For a while it was
thought that govt had practically
disappeared, but now we know
that cases occur and are likely
to be overlooked because they
are confused with various forms
of arthritis.
Govt usually affects the joints
of the big toe, but it may also
occur in the knee joints and other
joints of the toes.
When a govt patients blood is
examined, large amount of uric
acid is found in the blood, and
occasionally there are concre-
tions in the ears. These are small
round collections of chalky ma
terial. deposited on the outer
margin of the ear. Since it is
possible to increase the uric acid
in the blood by eating large
amounts of fat, 1t is important
to make certain that the uric acid
increase is not due to such a
cause.
The modern treatment of govt
particularly involves control of
the diet. In the diet for govt,
so-called purine substances are
reduced to a minimum. Thus the
diet in govt includes small guam
titles of milk preferably skim
med), cereals with milk, white
bread with a minimum amount
of butter. fresh fruits with large
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quantities of water, lemonade,
and fruit juices.
The food must be free from
purine substances and low in fat.
But it should be easily digestible
and relatively small in quantities.
This will enable the overweight
person to reduce at the same
time that he helps to control the
symptoms of the govt.
In order to avoid substances
that are rich in purines, it is
preferable for the person with
govt to avoid meat, broths, meat
soups, sweetbreads, livers, kid
neys, fowl, fish, oysters, and
similar substances. This will
help also to keep down the
amounts of fats.
Fortunately there are drugs
which the doctor can give to
control pain in govt and to
hasten excretion of uric acid.
These drugs, however. are toxic
in character. They should never
be taken except under the con-
troll of the doctor who will regu-
late the amount to prevent in
jury.
Some people are particularly
sensitive to the drug called Gin
chophen and respond to its use
with inflammatory changes in
the liver. The physician who adj
ministers this drug can be aware
of the dangers and do what is
necessary to alleviate them.
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PAT TERN

Here's a gay deceiver In slim
ming housefrock. From the back
approach. Anne Adams Pattern
1858 looks like a trim two-piece
style with a scallop-edged jacket.
But closer inspection reveals that
the scallops simply end the long
bodice. and continue around to
either side-front In a decorative.
slenderizing hipline. The CENTER
front panel Of the bodice forms
one piece with the skirt-so easy
to cut and stitch. And more seal
Tops may appear at collar and
cuffs, which look refreshing In
contrast. Another attractive YER
sion shows the neckline cut into a
becoming square with pretty ruff
fling at both neck and sleeves.
Pattern 1868 In available in
womens sizes "a. 36. 3s, 40. AZ. ~.
IS and 4s. Size IS takes 3% yards
s5-inch fabric and VI yard con-
trast.
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Send is cents in. coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write plain
ly SIZE, NAME. ADDRESS and
STYLE NUMBER.
NOW In the time to prepare for
spring" says Anne Adams about
her New Spring Pattern Book
which Is now ready for you to
order. It's alive with attractive
styles. including a youth corner
for tots, teens and twenties, eve
ning-belle frocks. Spring bridal
finery. carnival cottons and gay
prints. You win even find balanced
styles for scaie-tipping matrons
and charm shop suggestions for
forty pluses. The book is Is cents
but when ordered with a pattern,
which is also is cents. the two to-
eether are rs cents.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Dept.
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Q SERIAL STORY
BLACKOUT
coeYsrcHr. issA
MIA SERVICE INC

the single hangar OF sn'ali GA
mort doomed like large barn
Vincent drew the car to spot
before a sandy spread of grouno.
But Vincent" Mary was
aehast. you're not quitting
you're not running away
you said you were going to
stick bv me-" he replied as ne
snapped back the emergency
brake No matter what I've done,
1 love you and I've found a way
out for both Of US
She was uncomprehending.
i've made my plans he con-
tinued decisively. Il knew some
thing was wrong when 1 saw those
Scotland Yard men and l acted
fast. If I stay here and am M
termed it will wreck my whole lie.
won't go to prison. 1t would oe
hopeless for both Of US
She drew back in horror.
I've plans for us, a beautiful
honeymoon. Well see the sparkle
of the sun on the blue Mediter-
ranean. Well swim in its waters
and toast on its warm sands. Al
night the moon will come up out
of Africa. You'll see the palms
silhouetted against it, black and
blending in the wind"
The picture he painted was
bright indeed.
I'll get a job for a commercial
company and maybe you can come
on some of the flights" he went
on. You'll see the Arabs around
their camp fires at night in the
desert. They'll be making their
coffee and the smell is heavenly
And if a war comes that promises
adventure I'll enlist for the ex-
citement."
A trim little ship was warming
its motor.
No, No" Mary tried to hang
back. "You can't leave like this
You were responsible for the sink
ing of the Moravia for thu
death of Anna Winters and all tht
rest. You can't run away. Yot
can never be happy."
For answer, he hurried her to-
ward the waiting plane.
Ito Be Concluded)
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onion, Glove garlic, l teaspoon
salt, l tablespoon each of chilli
powder and Worcestershire sauce,
water, large can tomatoes, II
cup yellow cornmeal, 1 medium
can ripe olives, l cup grated
American cheese.
Soak beans in water overnight.
Heat fat in saucepan. saute beef
cut in II inch cubes. Turn fire.
quently, then add beans, onion
(sliced), garlic, salt, chilli powder,
Worcestershire and water enough
to cover. Simmer until the meat
and beans are tender. Add toma-
toes and yellow corn meal mois-
tened with a little water. Cook
until thick and moist. Then add
sliced ripe olives. Pour into bak-
ing dish and sprinkle top with
grated cheese. Brown in oven I'M
til cheese melts.
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Baked Bean Casserole by Betty
Lynch

Baked Bean Casserole by Betty
Lynch
Six tablespoons minced green
peppers, 2 cups sliced peeled on
ions, tablespoons butter, pa cups
baked beans. 3 peeled and sliced
tomatoes. Il teaspoon salt, 2 table
spoons brown sugar.
Saute peppers and onion in but
ter until tender. Arrange with
beans and tomatoes in alternate
layers in CREASED casserole. Sprin-
kle each layer with a little of the
brown sugar and with salt. Bake
in moderate oven 1850 degrees F. }
until Drowned, about As minutes.
Texas Bean Pie
A Texas bean pie, via Mrs. Da-
vid Edwards. of East Hampton,
Long Island, used dried kidney
beans, / pound lean beef, fat, /
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Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. Adolescence.
2. Memphis.
8. Antarctic.
4. One-sixth.
8. Charles Edison.
6. Acoustics.
7. Dis-pu-ta-tiv; not dis-pu-ta'-
tiv.
8. No.
2. Republican.
10. No.
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Dear Min Grey: People have
of<en mentioned bores to you but
n anyone can prove 10 me that
fhere = = greater bore than the
N0man who y forever chattering
ond gushing about her husband. I
would Be willing to offer . prize
1or IL proof.
happen to have 4 very good
friend. 1t least we used to be real
1rfauda. but since she married she
hnn become . different woman.
Whenever Z modest woman men,
tions some good quality about her
husband my friend immediately
goes into = long-winded disserta-
fion about how unusual and INTEL
ligent and successful her husband
=.
He b just another fine foIlew,
Who has known failure a. well ~
paccess. He has average good
loolts. but she keeps telling him
that she's glad he never got to
Hollywood because the movies
would have got him away from
her.
I wouldn't mind . little bit Of
this wifely alteration, but It has
assumed siclening proportions.
Che b forever impressing her
husband with the fact that he II
nmarter than anyone where he
works and that the boss IL prac-
tically crazy to not appreciate him
and give him more money.
Let me repeat that the biggest
bore In the world u the gushing,
love-sick. hero-worshiping wife.
BORED.
I agree with you that most
persons get tired OF listening to
women who forever monopolixe
conversations with recitals about
their husbands.
It 10 easy for q wife to give
her husband an overdose of
bufdl-up.
II me doesn't use Judgment
and caution In dispensing the
tonic. abe chances turning her
husband into one Of the great
horde Of discontented who think
they know more than the boss,
feel that they are wasting them
selves on Z Job that II beneath
them, and blame everyone but
Themselves when something goes
wrong.
The only time It ID wise for
. woman to appreciate him II
when the boss has just given him
two weeks notice.
Then his ego ID 10 badly deflaf-
ID. no kind Of ''build-up" Is too
much.
hut % long a. Z man has q job
Ne had better be allowed to re-
epect the man. above him.
Otherwise he will get lazy.
No one does his best work when
he has been made to think that
h y over-worked, under-paid,
and not appreciated.
And-men being the poor ac-
tors they are-the man who feels
too good for his job won't be
able to hide his resentment from
hir employer for very long.
Plenty Of men have changed
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When Joint-Ease
Starts in Joint Agony
STARTS OUT

II you want to start the pain and
misery cut q rheumafic-srthritis Joints
or reduce the swelling then you want
10 try Ioint-EAsei Its for the pain Of
sore lame joints and muscles IN acces-
sible localities that's why Il las 80
much success for the relief 81 the pain
and distress % Neurifis. Seiatica aud
I.umhsEs ~ well - Rheumatism. Ask
for Ieist-Eass al any modern drug store
In America. .dv
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Good Taste
Today

sIisfit Place At Table

Misfit Place At Table
Every now and then the point OF
view OF a reader Is not only new
but surprising. In today's mail
for example. am asked to tell my
readers that a hostess who II ex-
pecting left-handed guest should
have his place at table set back
wards: knives at left and forks AT
right. glasses at left, butter plates
at right.
To this, however. ] must say
NO. Please don't think Of doing
any such thing. Even for child
alone at home I should advise def
initely against II. In the case OF
a guest, one misfit place at table
would certainly give the effect OF
a carelessly patched table setting.
But beyond this one reason. which
would not affect table in an in
formal house set. let us say. with
only two or three places tinstead
of the four places exacted by for
mality) I think 1t is always bad
thing to favor personal idiosyn-
cracy.
A left-handed child who all his
life sits at a correctly tright-hand-
ed place, becomes perfectly adj
justed to this arrangement. He
crosses his hands over TO reach the
implements as matter of habit.
And he also learns to turn In his
chair in order to help himself to
each dish presented to him on what
is actually his wrong side. On the
other hand, one who has become
accustomed to reverse setting at
home, and still more seriously, to
having dishes proffered at his
right. will find himself really ham
dicapped by his awkwardness when
eating away from home ~ at the
very times, in short. when his awk-
wardness will annoy and even pos
sibly embsrrass him most.
A Divorces Name
Dear Mrs. Post: Please explain
again how a divorcee arrives at
her new name. That is, what
other name Is she expected to use
in place Of her husbands christian
name?
Answer: II she was Mary Smith
before she married John Jones. she
should call herself Mrs. Smith
Jones instead OF Mrs. John Jones.
1t happens that the
combination OF two particular
names becomes absurd. For ex-
ample, Gate Post, Plum Pitt, Shell
Fish. Black Diamond, etc, and 1t
is therefore better to take a more
name In her family such as
ner mothers maiden name or even
her grandmother's.
Dear Mrs. Post: In a simple
1ouse where there Is no one to wait
On table, what would be your opin-
on of letting the young daughter
,f IL and the young son of nine
clear off the table for dessert and
then serve the dessert, which would
be In the dishes, ready? The chill
iren would like to do this for me
and it would enable me to stay at
liable and talk to our guests.
Answer: / think the idea excel
ent--not only as being helpful to
you in letting you sit undisturbed
At table. but of greatest benefit to
The children. Ease-which always
means skill-cannot have better
training than that which quiet and
careful table service ex-
acts. As matter of fact, letting
children 'wait on" visitors has been
social training in best
society-always.
Copyright, 1s40)
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Too Ambitious Wife Doe.
More Harm Than Good
Whsn She Complains That Others Don't Realize
Husbend's Worth She Makes Him Dissatisfied
BY CYNTHIA GREY

We have al met the who overdoes the loyalty
ot far her husband is concerned She is the person
Who rushes into conversation WITH But let tell you
ooout John. my husband" when else has made
mention Of another mans accomplishment.
She Is forever trying to build up her husband and often
che fns because she let's selfish overambton put John in
poor light instead of good one.
Such must be the of the referred to in the
4nYogtinx 1efter.
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You don't have 10 look like a
camouflaged battieship.

At the left. you see our impress
sion of a certain college president
who shall be nameless. Her cam
outage print" blurs all outlines
looks like Mother Hubbard.
Masking bad lines is not enough.
You must create good lines.
At the right. the same figure
masks the waist with bolero-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-24
FEMININE LEAD

Rita johnson Immediately after
completing her role in Congo
Maisie" has stepped into the fem
mime lead opposite Eddie Cantor
in Forty Little Mothers"
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Winter Calls For
Creanlu Lotions

This Is the time OF year when
soothing, creamy but non-sticky
lotions become most important to
the beauty-minded woman. Unless
she uses one regularly on arms,
legs, feet, shoulders and back OF
neck as well as hands and wrists
her skin will look, feel and be dry
and uncomfortable.
There are many. many lotions
In this category, of course. rang
ing from hand lotion CT does very
well for feet and legs, inciden-
tally) to the so-called body To-
tons in simple bottles and in
de luxe ones. Regardless of its
name or bottle, be sure that the
lotion you select dries fairly
quickly, leaving no oily film to
come off on stocking or night
gown.
At night after your bath, simply
massage lotion into feet and legs,
using 1t generously around ankles
and back OF heels where rough
spots are most likely to develop
during cold weather. Put some on
the back of your neck (you should
use night cream on your throat
and face) and down between shoul-
der blades as far as you can reach.
Work IL well into elbows and upper
arms.
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uses radiating plests TO imply a
waist-employs accents at the
neck to lift the figure.
The hat at the left would be
grim on anybody. Its straight.
turned-down brim is particularly
bad on square. older faces. We
suggest a tilted. wsvy brim, and
soaring feathers, instead of a still
bow. Add high heels and the lady
looks smart rather than brainy.
Watch for your type tomorrow.