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Evening star., 1940-10-08
FROM THE MEMO PAD:

FROM THE MEMO PAD:
A lovely mirror for the sports
mans room has a frame of solid
bronze made in the form of a horse
shoe. Across the top is a crop and
thong. -.
Suitable and necessary for a home
in the horse country" is a boot
scraper. 1t consists of two lovely
gray horses, mounted on heavy iron
bases. On the inner side of each
base is brush for polishing your
boots and across the bottom is the
metal Scraper -.
Give the bride a mirror front
hamper which is attractive and will
enhance the looks of her bathroom
1t comes in all shades and will blend
nicely with her chosen color
scheme. ;.
Place in your bedroom, as a deco
ration. pigskin- covered chest
painted with Chinese scenes. 1t is
lined with camphor and can be used
for storing sweaters and other wool
en- articles. =.
A delightful gift for a GONZALES
cent is painted wire basket, dain-
tily made to form a dolly design and
having a glass container. When
filled with shortcut flowers, it re-
sembles an old-fashioned bouquet.
Small clips that look like bracelet
charms and come in forms of ami
mails would be a handy addition for
Evening star., 1940-10-08
By BARBARA BELL.

Every school girl between the sizes
Of 8 and 16 must have a jacket-skirt
outfit like this, to wear with her
tailored blouses and sweaters. The
Jacket of design No. 1888 is cut
and finished as crisply as her foot
ball hero's best suit-and it's sGmmed
In at the waistline delightfully."- by
means of long darts. Finished with
q notched collar, it has three pockets
10 endear it to youngsters who hate
10 tote a handbag and prefer to park
their small belongings on their
persons.
The skirt is plain and tailored,
with sufficient width for walking
comfort. Cut high at the waistline,
its to be worn with leather belt
to prevent slipping and sagging.
Make this of wool plaid, corduroy,
flannel or tweed, in one color or
contrast. Both halves may be worn
with other things.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888
is designed for sizes 8, 10, IL, IA and
16 years. Size 10 requires 2 yards of
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Fashion Your
by
Bowling
Competitive Game
A Pleasant Way
To Exercise
Rv PATRICIALINDSAY.

Now that summer is definitely
over you are not planning to sit
back and not exercise for the next
eight months. are you? Your body
needs contouring, relaxing and firm
ing through exercise just as it does
during the summer months. Good
posture and poise, too. depend upon
an exercise routine which should be
diligently followed.
The most pleasant way to exer-
else, of course, is by playing COM
petitive game which not only keeps
one fit but furnishes companion
ship as well. Authorities agree that
one of the surest roads to health
and beauty is through stretching
and relaxing muscles rythmically,
so therefore you should select cal
isthenics to do at home which so
stretch and relax the muscles. or
you should choose a competitive
game which does the same for you.
Bowling is an excellent indoor
winter sport for women and 1t is
estimated that over five million
American women now bowl. Ger
tainly every glamour girl in Holly
wood spends several hours each
week bowling for fun as well as
beauty.
The careful timing and agile foot
work required in skilled bowling en-
courages the proper balancing OF
ones weight which is essential to
correct posture and good health.
That is bowling's chief contribution
to beauty, but here are few more
Bulky, relaxed midriffs are firmed
and slimmed into elastic muscles
which give greater figure beauty.
New lightness and gracefulness
in ones movements becomes appar-
ent after a few months of regular
bowling. A woman walks and
dances more beautifully.
Neck and chest $50 often too thin
and sagging) are filled out into a
firm round contour so desired by
most women.
Slouching posture habits and
rounded shoulders. which rob any
girl or woman of figure and person.
ality beauty, are corrected and poise
is thereby gained.
And not least Of bowling's con-
tributions is the fun it gives! Much
more fun than a bridge club and
much more beneficial.
Naturally, if you decide to bowl
you should learn how to bowl cor
rectly. No sport or exercise is ben
eficial unless it is done to perfect
timing and rythm. I have a new
leaflet which gives you simple di-
rections of how to learn to bowl
You may carry it to an alley, follow
the directions step by step and learn
a correct bowling technique in the
first hour.
So if you are a timid soul who
shrinks from admitting you do not
know how to do thing, you
should send for these bowling di-
rections and teach yourself. Then
interest a friend or two and make
social sport of bowling-in that
way you will get your exercise and
have lot of fun to boot! You see,
I want to interest every woman in
one health-giving sport this season.
1 hope you will consider bowling
old and young, stout and slim can
bowl!
II you ask for the Bowling
instruction" leaflet, write me care
of this paper and inclose q self
addressed, stamped (3-cent) en-.
velope to cover mailing COST
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Aviation Offers Numerous
Opportunities to Both
Boys and Girls Today
Betsy Ross Corps Planning to
Build Up Trained Organization
OF Young Feminine Pilots

readers letter wrote column
the United States Army Air Corps
Hardly presses stopped rolling when received telephone
single sailor let alone the entire
earlier column The Navy has training
flying cadets and it's fine
the
qualifications much like those the Armys
The Navs aviation cadets trained Pensacola
Naval
completed.
additional information about the Navy
should the commandan of the naval district which
live Well be glad tell where send inquiry
would Navy programs
Evening star., 1940-10-08

gator Delta luscious CI6dtlOn lIldl
looks more like an ice-cream soda
than anything we've come across.
Also important are Woolen dresses
with unusual trim, as, for example,
the casual beige model with belt
and pockets trimmed in SnakeSkln.
There are a number of wool jerseys
and tailored crepes that will do
nicely-and are even less obviously
pour le sport"
For extra emphasis, a fur jacket
thrown over these dresses will do a
nice Job. The spotted furS still are
tremendously popular, but with the
abundance of leopard and ocelot
we're learning what spots before our
eyes really mean. Lynx or any OF
the furS dyed to look like 1t is good,
too. Or you may prefer your furs
in a costume suit with wool dress
and matching jacket trimmed with
one of the popular peltS.
For the girl who takes her sport
spectating seriously, there are good
looking tWo-piece suits, separate
skirts and jackets and some three
piece costumes which include skirt,
Jacket and slackS We saw a knock
out in gray men's-Wear flannel
which would be JOY il you're part
of the station wagon set, or even If
YOU aren't. In one store, the man.
ager spoke highly of men Swear
flannel for skirts, complaining that
he couldn't keep the item in stock
This material seems to be coming
into its own and is really marvellous
combined with the new sweaters.
Incidentally, there's story in
sweaters this season. The cardigan
type, which used to outsell the Slip
over by about four to one, is now
on an almost even footing. Slip
overs are becoming more popular,
and those in the soft baby shades
of pink and blue seem to rate higher
than the vivid yelloWs, reds and
purples which took the spotlight
last year. Pastels and natural
tones are good all year round, and
there's wonderful new tone which
one shop calls parchment" It's
between a white and beige and
should go with everything. Also
Evening star., 1940-10-08

doesn't notice me any more. What
can I do to make him realize I am
still the girl he once made violent
love to. Can the thrill of married
life be worn off in such short time
as two years? MRS. M. S.
Answer-When I read a letter like
this one-and I get thousands upon
thousands of similar oneS-I don't
know which I think is the greater
fool-the husband or the wife. Ger
tainly the wife shows that she has
the mentality of child who expects
to live entirely upon lollipops and
who considers herself ill-used when
she is offered wholesome, adult food.
And assuredly the husband dis
plays a lack of common sense and
prudence when he does not hand
out to his wife the sweet talk she
Graves and that would make her
happy and contented.
Nothing is so cheap as words. and
if a few compliments will oil the
domestic machinery and keep it
running without friction, man may
we'll apply them where they will do
the most good if for no other reason
than to save himself from tears and
reproaches.
Also, a man who marries a woman
afflicted with what the psychologists
call "infantilism' may we'll reflect
that she was his pick among all the
sensible women he knew, and that
inasmuch as he led her to believe
that he was great lover, it is up
to him to act the part.
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Cleverly Designed Woolen
Dresses Are Versatile;
Angora Very Popular
Skirts of Mems Wear Flannel
Good With Pastel Slipovers;
Smart Accessories Shown
By HELEN VOGT,

middle
ball there's earthly
the autmna activities and were speaking from general
"outdoOrsy
anything match excursion Abgas
rake the leaves!
with looking they needn't
clothes discovered casual dresses that versatile
football dinner
formally the the One that we wool which
called lemon peel" well number
pasels
that
be accessories and almost anywhere
to be casual without making issue of it, Also for her the classic
fashion
Evening star., 1940-10-08

54-inch material without nap for
skirt; 123 yards for jacket.
Have you sent IS cents for your
Fall and Winter Pattern Book? It's
brimming over with smart fashions
and clever ideas for gifts to wear
and to use-more than 100 fasci-
mating designs! Every one of these
carefully planned, accurately cut
patterns is easy to make. Each is
accompanied by a step-by-step sew
chart to guide beginners.
Evening star., 1940-10-08

child didn't into rapture
thought the gons Of mothers
endless duties children who would appreciate
cudde clothed
make speed when bunny
freshenng up?
sending the udde today to children gift list
making the the children will
eve o playing with it.
Address orders the Needle
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Dorothy Dix Says go
Wives Who Want Same Courtship
After Marriage Are Pathetic

Dorothy have been married baby
husband unhappy
tells hardly
compliment When ask him why
myself well dressed and looking possibly
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Special Notices on Poqe A-3

LOST.
B1LLFOID. brown leather. near 11th and
H sts. NV. Reward. Chestnut 1882.
BIRD DOG, months old, male white
and brown: tag No. 25474: vic. Conduit rd.
BOSTON BULL, black and white. mos;
lady's pet. Reward. District 1864.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, female. black
with white breast. vic 43rd and Jenifer sts.
NV. Reward. Emerson 1884.
CONCERT TICKETS, strips from Mrs, rs
SITS. NV: reward offered. NO. 1866.
GLASSES lady's oxford. in Cleveland
Park near 36th st. Reward. Phone
GREEN BLAZER lost on Oct. 2 at Earle
Theater. Reward If returned to Mitchell
1907 New Hampshire ave. Telephone
IRISH TERRIER, brown: male. Silver
Spring. Reward. Phone Shepherd 1854.
MONEY, -S11, vicinity South Dakota ave,
Reward. Lincoln 7173-J.
PoCKETBoOK, brown alligator. cont
pen, passfT money eg.Vets etc reward Wi 6sf4
PURSE. ladys. black, containing billfold,
keys, money, etc. Return purse and keys,
keep money. Randolph 3O13 after 8.
SPECTACLES, shell rimmed. brown leather
case, on 9TH st. to MI Rainier ear & T0ute' Sne
WRIST WATCH. lady's, yellow gold. link
bracelet, initials "A E. c. 29th and
Cathedral and 27th st. Rev. AID: $685..
WRIST WATCH. lady's, Hamilton. yellow
gold. Reward. Shepherd zoos.
WRIST WATCH. ladys, gold Waltham. lost
sentimental value. Reward. Box 79-V.
Star
Evening star., 1940-10-08
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
(only) to the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7142.
Evening star., 1940-10-08

Any young worker will benefit
from reading our booklet on the
kind of office conduct that plea
ses an employer. It's called Be
ing a Business Asset" and it's
yours for five cents in coin or
stamps. Address Kay Caldwell
and Alden Harrison, in care of
this newspaper.
Evening star., 1940-10-08
HELP MEN.

SHEET S1dI1i M MEIAt MEN, only frst-class sheet
Martin d Bro. Rosslyn, Va
SIDING AND ROOFING MEN and helpers
wanted; permanent employment. e0l eth
SKATERS and helpers wanted. only lst-
class need TO apply. N. W. Martin &,
Bros, Rosslyn. Va.
SKATERS wanted Apply Knox Service
Statloh' 4oth and SITS. ne. between 6-s
SODA MAN, experienced. local refs: no
trltiers. Phone Atlantic 1866.
SOLICITOR. white. with outside exper:
eooo proposition steady work. all or part
time. Phone SH. 414S-J.
STRIP FLOOR LAYERS. experienced See
ton. Va
TAILOR, experienced Apply Art TaiioTs.
Itib GEORGIA ave. NV.
TIMERS. ,: exper.. for. shop and outside
Work: perm. position; state refs, exper. and
age. Box fob, Star.
TIMERS HELPER. experienced, Apply
3O33 NJ st. NV.
TRUSk DRIVER. white. Apply l347
UPHOLSTERER and finisher wanted
HOFFMAN UpholSterers, 2447 18th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERER. experienced; steady work
Apply Sl7 Pa. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. high school or college grad
uate, preferably between 10 and 90; must
writing and have sales personality;
salarled office position with later op-
portunty for wholesale selling. Write
Box 14l-B. Star.
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION
wants men to qualify as membership rep
resentatiyes. Immediately. to help call on
great influx Of people. Men must be 25-45.
nave cars. good education. meet bonding
requirements and give full time Sales
experience not necessary. as those accepted
Will receive special training. Apply A A. A.,
Mills Building, 18th and Pa ave. NV.
Wednesday from % m. to IL.
STEAM FTTvTTp'C uET pIp
Evening star., 1940-10-08
STEAM FILTER S HELPER
Iron Fireman Sales Corp.
1872 M St. NV.
MAGAZINE MAN

Something different in clubs Selection
ranges from True Story to Harper's Bazaar
Customers choice 1000. Commissions high
as 13cc plus front Spot verifications: no
reverificatlons. Transportation furnished.
See Mr., Wagner. am. 402 9th st. NV.
Room o1l
Evening star., 1940-10-08

(Contanued On Next Pags.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11

Miss Dorothy Deming of New
York City. director of the Ma
tional Organization for Public
Health Nursing. spoke here Fri
day to the Washington State or
ganization when members met for
luncheon at Hotel Winthrop.
Change" was the title Of Miss
Demings talk. which dealt with
the various phases of her profess
sion. According TO the speaker,
public health nursing is a COM
paratively new field, having come
into being about so years ago.
The speaker said that it was
Florence Nightingale who first
brought nursing up to its present
status as a profession.
There are $4,000 public health
nurses in the United States today
as compared to 1900 when they
first organized in 1912. Two hun
bred and Twenty-Five of these
nurses are at work now in this
state.
Miss Deming said that the three
goals of the National Organization
of Public Health Nursing are: The
bringing of skillful nursing care
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Outlines Detectives OF
Public Health Nurses

, to homes where II is needed; the
giving Of health instruction and
supervision in the homes. and the
promoting Of health by the teach
ing Of prevention Of disease. The
speaker declared that although
America is doing splendid work
along this line. there is still .
great need for improvement.
According to Miss Deming, pub
lie health nurses are very much
concerned at this time with the
problem of housing. She empha-
sized that public health nurses
are not just for the poor and
stated that members of the or
ganization make 10000, 900 visits
in the homes of the country each
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Oranges Are
Lower Here

Arrival Of a shipment OF oranges
Saturday decreased the wholesale
price from 81 TO S375 on top
grades. Lesser grades held at 81 so
Yakima No. potatoes were also
received. but held former prices
Sweet potatoes were advanced 50
cents per basket and now sell
for So.
Lamb was advanced one and one
and one-half cents per ID. Present
prices range from II to le cents.
Other markets remained I'm
changed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Cor Driver Hit
By Anofher's Car

Joseph Urbon. 40. OF Tillicum.
was recovering In ST. Joseph's
hospital here Saturday from in
juries received when he was
struck down near Fort Lewis on
the Pacific highway Friday night.
Hospital attendants said one
arm was broken when he was
struck while walking across the
highway.
State Patrolman Hurd reported
the car that hit him was driven
by s. A. Guitteau. Of Olympia.
Urbon ran his machine off the
road south OF the fort entrance
and was going to get help when
he WAS hit. He received first aid
treatment at the fort hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
- APPY--,,
HDAy
SATURDAY, MARCH 0

James b. Love. s507 No.
Washington st.
Darlene L. Peterson, 10lS So
Alder st.
p. B. saugen, ASIA East r ST
Carroll A. Payne, 816 Column
bia ave.
Harry A. Flood, 21s No. Ia
coma ave.
DIR. Charles ID. Hunter, 1907
No. 26th st.
Mrs. Florence Nensen, 351s
So. It'll st.
Mrs. George Gallear, Yelm.
Mrs. Mary Erb, sos Ea. b St
Lee Lundell, bIO4 Mckinley
ave.
Mariann Stacy, 1850 So. q st.
Joseph J. Golko, Yelm, 1March
81.
Mrs. Ethel Craig, 1921 Faw-
cett ave.
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
]. X. Clarke, st. Paul railroad.
Ardis Lee Strauch, 848 So.
Goth st.
John j. Golko, Yelm.
Arnie HollstrOm, 1922 So. 1T.
Dorothy Irene Collins, 4826
So. Yakima ave.
Jean Marie Hill, 4065 Mckin-
ley ave.
Donald Anderson, 1914 80.
Alder st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
City Calls SlO6. 900
In Warrants Tuesday

Finance Commissioner c. Val
Fawcett Saturday announced
sl06. 245.6l warrant call for March
IL in general and L. I. ID. war
rants.
The call includes general war
rants numbered 27.2l3 TO 2s,6ls,
inclusive. totaling S94 1851, and
L. l. ID. guarantee fund warrants
1913 10 126, inclusive. totaling
.Sl0.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Legal Notices

NOTICE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tina
Pierce County, municipal corpora
ton, is the owner OF the following
described parcels OF land, to-wit;
Sec. 2, Twp. 90 ". X. 3 Z. w. NJ.
Dia. az sWA of SEA OF NWh..
pia. west ::' ii.so acres Of N n. t So
acres OF NEh4 OF sWA..
Dia. s.s NWl4 of NwA of swh4
Dia. $40 81, Of NEa Of Nws Of
Dla. 50 s ga Of si& Of NV. OF q
Dia. a n 2sss acres Of Lot =.
Sec. 8, twp. 20 ". r. 8 Z. ". NJ.
Dis. IL M OF SWh OF SEA- OF
Dla. IL s 81. of So Of sr,s !. ' Of
Dia. Is NJ NJ Of sen Of SEA- !. OF Of
Dia. 40 So of Nwa of Me-. of Of
Dia. - 81 81 Of NE. of NEs Of
Dia. as M Of sEA Of Me-. OF
Dia. AZ 81 Of sen Of NEs q
Dia. "a sW. Of NEH ', Of sE&
less 80 #. right 9 10 acrt
Pritchard's LIST Tideiands
Lots 2; 5 d 6. to II and II z 70
Lots ) to s, 8. 10 and IL, and i
Lots % to 81 !. q. i. .. 10. ia q IS and
Lot. Il to TO 81 g 10 to is. and s 81 tx
Lot. ! to s. 70 q is. is to Is 1i and
soT II e IS Is rU iisi divE Si0f fhs
1910. at the hour Of eleven ocloc
A. M. the Board OF County Commits
sioners OF Pierce County. Washins
ton. at their office in the CouI
House at Tacoma, Washington. wi
receive sealed bids on the leasing {
aforesaid property. or any pal
thereof, on month to month bash
the Board reserving the right 70 car
eel any lease entered into at an
time upon the Swing OF sixty day
written notice Of cancellation.
All bids shall be accompanied Z
a deposit OF $500 either in cash,
certified check made payable
Pierce County. which deposit shah
be applied on the rental payment
the successful bidders; all other dc
posts TO be returned.
The Board reserves the right
reiect any and all bids.
BY Orders Of the Board Of Count
Commissioners OF Pierce Count
Washington, dated February 20t
1910. I
S. CLIFFORD DAVIS
County Auditor and Clerk OF tfs-
Board OF County Commissioners
(SEALl b. F. n. GEIGER. DEPUTY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11

cisco and Mrs. Thomas Jackson of
Washington, D. c.
william ID. Monday,
4 p. m. from Buckley-King' S
chapel: burial Tacoma cemetery.
Angus McCalman-Monday, 3 p.
m. Piper's chapel; Rev. James II.
Pike officiating; burial lakewood
cemetery.
Wilbur Ward-The body was
sent Saturday by Cassidy g. AL
lens to La Push, Wash, for serv-
ices and burial.
William George Waterman -
Services will be held in Seattle.
Mrs. Lovina Geisinger Burtzner
-Graveside services were held
Saturday at 2 p. m. in Mountain
View burial park; Rev. Walter o.
Macoskey officiating. Mrs. Burtz-
ner was brought to Tacoma from
Sand Point, Ida. Mellinger's had
charge Of the services.
Rev. Lloyd Mayer Stephens
Monday, p. m. from the Chris
tisn and Missionary Alliance taber-
naele. under direction of Mel
fingers.
II you're not using il. sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l5I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11

ing" was announced today by the
National Bank of Washington.
Progressive banks in various sec
lions of the U. S. have devised
similar plans.
Patients are afforded a chance
to get needed work done immedi-
ately by budgeting the cost over
a reasonable period Of time. Re-
payment terms are suited to the
patients income and fitted to his
ability to repay. Payments usu-
ally are made in monthly install
ments.
The plan enables doctors or den
lists to extend needed services to
many who would otherwise defer
treatment until able to pay for il
in cash. Professional men making
available to their patients such
financing services, have the pa
tent complete the note at theii
offices, after which the notes are
discounted with the bank. where
payments are made regularly
thereafter by the patients.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Civil War Veteran
Dies al AGE IS

Robert Dawson. IS. one Of the
few remaining Civil war veterans
in Pierce county. died Friday In =
local hospital His residence was
602 So. J 81.
He leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Nellie Beutel Of Tacoma and Mrs.
Bernice Purmes Of Idaho: Is grand
children and IL great-grandchil-
dren.
The body was taken 10 Nellin-
gers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
TIE PLATES STOLEN

Theft of los tie plates from the
Milwaukee roads Hiilsdale station
on So. 64th st. was reported 10
police BY ]. J. Sheridan. of the rail-
road police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
New Finance
Plan at Bank
Medical, Dental
Bills EdsilY Paid

Inauguration of a new time pay
ment financing plan with Lester
w. Nielsen in charge of the de-
partment, to be known as Time
plan Doctors q Dentists Financ-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE
nv UNITED PRESS

Stocks Irregular and quiet
Bonds-Irregulariy higher; u.
s. governments easier: Bra
zilians lower.
Curb stocks-Firm.
Foreign ExchsnKe-Lower.
Cofton--stesdy.
Wheat and Corn--Around n TO
cent each.
Rubber-Firm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11

April7 Mar. 16 Mar. Is Mar. 80
Forecast for Washington - I'm
settled tonight and Sunday. Snow
flurries In mountains. Tempera-
ture below normal. oderate
changeable wind off coast and
over inland waters.
At Tacoma, n. m. Saturday
Light rain; wind southeast, 3 m.
p. h. Barometer 2s.ss. falling
slightly, OF.
Rain "a hours ending s a. m.
Saturday, .02 inch; since March /,
l1.73 inches. surplus Of "a; since
Jan. /, Ills inches, deficiency of
IS.
Sun rises Sunday ut 6:33: sets
at SOS; rises Monday at 6:3l
sets at 500.
Weather outlook for next week,
Pacific Coast states-Changeable
weather, with temperatures below
normal; frequently unsettled, with
SHOWS In high mountains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
SUNDAYS TIDES

Tacoma's weather on March Q,
1s39-Psrtly cloudy, no rain, max
imum temperature As degrees and
minimum 81. Highest wind We
locity, Q m. p. h., from the north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Masonic * Notice.

DESTINY LODGE No. Iq7
p. and A NJ
STATED communication Aonda
March 18th, 7.so .. m. Al NJ NJ
invited 20 hear and see wi
Things Are Not What They Seem
RefTeshme hts
Leroy u. NOE. ". n.