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The guardian., 1940-02-03
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Aren't you little tired of cooking
recipes? This is between seasons and
your appetite needs a little popping
up, doesn't it? So here is a recipe
for you who want to preserve hus-
band. First select a fresh, large, we'll
set up specimen, then handle it firmly
but gently and decide at once whether
it is better to plunge it into cold or
lukewarm water At any rate, be
sure always to keep him out of hot
water. Having proceeded thus far
mediate a moment and then soak him
down in a saturated solution of kind
ness and consideration, watching for
any irregularities in disposition or
temperament Now let him bask
awhile in kind sunshine on some wind
tossed beach or sheltered verandah
under your keenest observation. By
this time your specimen will be in
good condition for that gentle process
so necessary to a happy world, known
as air-tighting a side car for life.
The rules are so simple and if fol-
lowed will result in a future home,
brimming with cooperative sunshine
and unprecedented happiness. First,
always count ten before you answer
him back. Second meet him halfway
in any and all matters of mutual in
terest. Third, insist on his having at
least a general knowledge of all the
things you can do, including cleaning
cooking, sewing, budgeting, enter
tanning and whatever is your, and his,
favorite sport. Fourth-Always be
presentable in matter of dress and fre-
quently be even alluring with plenty
of oomph thrown in for good measure.
Fifth-be overcordial when he brings
home a dinner guest Unexpectedly,
even if it is the day you have camou-
fiaged leftovers with slaw and canned
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the new" style will rejuvenate win
ter-Worn nerves almost without fail.
Anyway, the experiment is worth
trying.
See the new wool fashions for
spring and if you do not become def
initely clothes-ambitious, you will be
the exception and not the rule. The
beauty of modern woolens is they
are that sheer and lightweight you
can buy them with every confidence
that you can wear them the whole
spring through and on into the sum-
mer with perfect ease and comfort.
Wool fabrics are wonderfully color
inspiring for spring. They are fea-
tured from Complementary view
point in color and texture alliances
so that used together the costume
becomes perfect unit.
The attractive bolero costume to
the left demonstrates the idea.
Spongy wool makes this oxford gray
dress, topped off with bolero of the
same weave but in a light silver
gray. Handsome quilted applique
and embroidery in darker gray is
worked decoratively on the jacket.
Here is one among the many in
stances where embroidery on the
wool street costume tells of a reign
ing trend. The dress is cut with a
high notched neckline and the belt
is of self fabric. This is the type
costume that is just the sort to wear
under the winter coat and which,
when coat is discarded later on,
solves your problem of a fashion
first suit for spring.
There is tendency in manipulate
ing voguish woolens to indulge in
striking color alliances. Such as,
for instance, is a navy blue or black
softly styled bolero suit with
which is worn grayed wool crepe
blouse, the corselet girdle being in
lovely fuchsia red fastened with
silver buttons.
If it is the bright side of life you
are seeking, the stunning dinner suit
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ton and Paul Revere once commanded
the garrison. The first guns were
placed there in 1886 and for 200 years
it was one of the major defenses of
the nation. 1t is now a park and the
yard of the Fort is open. No admis
sion. Many people travel to foreign
countries to view beautiful and histori-
cal places yet never think of the
wealth of things and places to see,
figuratively speaking, Gin their own
back yard" So what do you say. plan
regular weekly trips and get the keen
delight and pride of being part of a
great nation where so many things
have happened, are happening, and
who can tell, will continue to happen
as the years roll by. Next week we
will walk the decks of "Old Ironsides".
Children's Museum, 60 Burroughs
Street, Jamaica Plain. On exhibition
are studies in nature, natural history.
dolls and many other items. Week
days lex. Mon.) 9 to 5 and Sundays
2 to 5. Free.
Law Library-The Social Law Lii
brary is located in Suffolk County
Court House, Pemberton Square. It
was founded in 1914 and has collec-
tion of 10000 law books. To students
and practising lawyers this library is
of untold worth for it's wealth of
knowledge so important to that profess
sion. Take advantage of this library
at every possible moment and thereby
boost your qualifications and your
ability.
For you Camera fiends, located the
Boston Camera Club at 351 Newbury
Street which has an exhibition gallery.
They have meetings the first Monday
of each month at 8 Pm. Visitors are
welcome.
Foreign FOods-Did you get a
chance to drop in at Ola's for Nor
weigian dish? I hope you enjoyed it
as well as the surroundings. This
week visit Oura, 145 Worcester Street
for japanese dish. Sukiyaki is pre-
pared at your table. Open from noon
to 9 pm. Chinese dishes are almost
as common as American so it will be
rather a novelty to be in Japanese
atmosphere.
Thought for the Week Somewhere,
and maybe not too far,is someone YOU
meant to write a not to or drop in to
see; if so, do it today. Tomorrow may
be too late.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
Skirt Fullness Is
Correct Anywhere

The vogue for full faring skirts
brings up the question as to where"
the fullness. Designers there are
who consider back fullness the prop
er thing. Others of high authority
advocate fullness brought to the
front. Many very smart skirts car
ry fullness all around in gathers,
cores, impressed or pressed pleats.
In the newest models there is a ten
dency to accent fullness to the sides
now that hips are the center of in
tereSt.
Which all goes to show there is no
arbitrary rule, according to the
statement of a prominent leader in
costume design who recently ad-
dressed gathering of women on
outstanding styling trends. That
full flaring skirts are in fashion we
all know but as to where and as to
method of achieving fullness, "any-
where" is the answer. Let good
judgment be the guide. The fullness
that is best tuned to your individu-
ality and to your figure is the one
to select.
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of vyvella flannel in red and white
Victorian plaid illustrated, will tune
to your happiest mood. The wool
fabric is exquisitely textured yield
ing to dressmaker touch with ut
most grace. The wide skirt is pleat-
ed, but with no bulkiness for mod
ern wool materials have sheer and
fragile beauty and lightweight that
does away with cumbersomeness
Then, too, the pleats are carefully
stitched down smoothly over the hips
to maintain the slender look. Wear
this dress to the next dinner party
and compliments galore will be
coming your way.
If you are anxious to get an intel
igent early start in assembling the
new spring wardrobe, a few news
items as to general style trends may
not come amiss. The continued pop
ularity of bolero suits and dresses
continues throughout midseason col
lections. The new pegtop pocket
dress is proving nothing less than
sensation and there is no doubt but
what there is tremendous vogue
in store for it. Designers are so
intrigued with the idea of pegtop
skirts they are featuring them with
utmost enthusiasm. AS the pocket
theme is involved in pegtop styling
this new trend becomes of twofold
importance. For than pockets there
is no bigger factor motivating in
spring 1910 costume design. We will
be seeing perfect wilderness of
pockets before the new season is far
spent.
Sleeves are longer. Either wrist
length or three-quarter bracelet
types are taking the place of the
shorter sleeve to a marked degree.
Skirts are short and flaring, pleated,
gored or circular cut. However
there is rumor of the revival of
straight slim silhouettes. Some few
designers are showing them in their
advance spring collections.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.l
The guardian., 1940-02-03
BEAUTY and ROMANCE
BY MARIE DOWNING

soapy water will start the skin tingl-
ing. Finish off with cold water or, if
your skin is not too dry, with an as
tringent. If you are in the habit OF
creaming your face, include your neck
in this beauty rite. A little lubrica-
ton goes a long way toward warding
off wrinkles. For necks that have
long been neglected and allowed to
become darker than the face mild
bleach may be necessary.
Here is a simple and relaxing ex-
ercise to strengthen the neck muscles
and keep them from becoming fiabby.
Let the head fall forward until the
chin touches the chest. Then slowly
rotate the head, stretching the neck
muscles as much as possible. Repeat
ten times. This is also good cure for
that stiffness at the base of the neck
brought on by close work or nervous
ness.
Start your campaign for youthful
throat contour today. Remember
stir up the circulation, nourish the
skin, and exercise. It's as easy as
that and you will be well pleased with
the results.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
Legal Notice
MORTGAGES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

BY virtue and in execution of the
power of sale contained in a certain
mortgage deed, given by Mary E.
Burke to Bertha M. Hutchinson, dated
August Z, 1880, and duly recorded
with Suffolk Deeds, Book 52O1, Page
637, of which mortgage the under
signed is the present holder, for breach
OF the conditions of said mortgage and
for the purpose of foreclosing the
same, will be sold at public auction at
ten o'clock in the forenoon on Monday.
the twenty-sixth day of February,
A.D. 1910, on the premises hereinafter
described, all and singular the premi-
ses conveyed by said mortgage and
therein substantially bounded and
described as follows: "The land in that
part OF Boston, Suffolk County, Massa-
chusetts called South Boston and being
shown as lot ''N" on "Plan of house
lots in South Boston belonging to the
Howe Estate, February, 1922, Survey
and Plan by A. c. Peters, Engineer,
duly recorded with Suffolk Deeds at
the end of Book 1852, bounded and
described as follows:-SOUTHERLY
by a Thirty (30) foot street called
Howe Avenue on said plan, sixteen and
33/100 1888 feet;-WESTERLY by
LOT 30" as shown on said plan Fifty
(5O) feet;-NORTHERLY by part of
Lot "53" and part of Lot "54" as
shown on said plan, sixteen and
33/1OO (16.33) feet, and;-EAST-
ERLY by Lot "M" as shown on said
plan Fifty (5O) feet. Containing
according to said plan, eight hundred
and seventeen (817) square feet and
being numbered ten (10) according to
the present numbering of said Howe
Avenue"
Said premises will be sold subject
to all unpaid taxes, tax titles, and
municipal liens and assessments, if
any there be. A deposit of S1OO cash
will be required of the purchaser at
the time and place of sale, and the
balance within ten days. Other terms
at sale.
BERTHA M. HUTCHINSON
Present holder of said
mortgage.
Richardson, Wolcott, Patten
& Bennett
Attorneys for Mortgagee
80 State Street
Boston, Massachusetts
Lafayette $500
Feb. 8, 10, II, 1910.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
Shoe Fashions Are
Highly Important
Smartness Is Keynote of
Latest Designs.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

When you shop for shoes this
spring you will be brought to reali-
zation that this is no time for un-
derestimating the smartness and
Importance of footwear in your
wardrobe Anyone fortunate enough
to have attended the National Shoe
fair in Chicago cannot escape the
conviction that the world of fashion
owes to the industry keen apprecia-
ton of the achievements in shoe
artistry that has taken place in the
last few years. .
Originality marks most of the new
designs, with particular accent on
heel novelty and variety. Keg heels,
Turk or sleigh heels, and the wedge
heels are coming to the front in
force, as are both Spike" heels of
extreme height, and real down-to-
the-ground heels that are so COM
Portable for hiking. When you see
the newest developments in rear
treatments, you will welcome the
opened-up effect rather than the
mule-strap of a year ago with it's
minus back. Of course, the open
toes you loved appear on a majority
of new styles, but here again good
taste has used a restraining hand
and the openings are extremely
modest.
There is real ingenuity in the
feathers and combinations of leather
and fabric displayed by spring shoes.
For her first purchase this spring,
or for the woman who confines her
purchases to one or more pair, the
surest road to smartness is to choose
black or bluejacket blue shoes. The
latter color is scheduled for a great
vogue. Blue in combination with
white and with red names two of
the most effective color schemes,
and will be frequently seen. At pres
ent there is quite a bit of interest
attached to beige, and an active sea-
son is expected on Malibu beige.
Gray is another neutral tone that
you will want to watch. In the
brighter ranges the accent is swing
ing toward moss green, turf tan in
the brown family, and an unusual
emphasis on red.
When you see the new play shoes
and they are very much in evil
dence this spring-you will want to
plan very gay season to enable
you to wear the diverting types man
ufacturers have planned for your
easy hours.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
BEAUTY HINTS
By Nina Temple

Japanese women take as much care
with powdering their necks as Ameri-
can women do with their noses. They
know that an alabaster neck against
the midnight darkness of their luxuri-
ant hair is most alluring. Knowing
this, they always the neck of their
gowns bit down in order to show this
beauty. 1t would be a fine thing for
our women to model after them in
this for too often is an otherwise
lovely face spoiled by a poorly cared
for and powdered neck. What is more
beautiful than a woman's throat?
The guardian., 1940-02-03

80 many of you have written re-
Gently for advice on improving the
texture, color and contour of the neck
mat | have selected it as the subject
VI Ihis weeks column. Those of you
VINO have written are wise enough to
recognize the importance of those few
54ches between the chin and shoulders.
MANY of you, who have not written.
may need to have your attention
called to this area.
Inc neck should have the same
treatment as the face. Stand in front
VI well-lighted mirror and give it
Csre1ul scrutiny. Why is it that most
VI us, When we are creaming our faces.
paI'lng away wrinkles from around
;ai 4It eyes and mouths, rubbing in nour-
isnlng and bleaching creams. and
wen applying makeup, stop short of
our necks? The deepest lines appear
mnoriizo!ntally nori across our necks. If your
II; i;eeN is youthful you can fool the pub
ic as TO your calendar age long after
YOUR waist has begun to thicken and
your SKIN has lost its early freshness.
heepng your neck in condition is not
ourh o.I,,1 ctIhore really. You don't be-
5IJuIuge IJug the time you give your face.
tbn ny L should your neck be overlooked in
'he beauty schedule?
u,;ti ~ you find that your neck is lined,
W. WIN tne skin much coarser than that
on your face and several shades dark
cr,. me nrst step is to stir up the cir
UiaIlon' ' A thorough cleansing with
rough cloth and plenty of warm,
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38nrt'H Unrntr
Edited By Edythe Mae Gordon
TO A BROWN HERO

Bronze-like a shaft of FURNISHED sun
light,
Alloy of unreasoning love and vagrant
longing,
Let no rough whisper of the connoi-
seur alarm you.
Bask in the surge of angry un-
leashed elements,
Bare an invulnerable breast to death
winged darts,
Your counterpart is in the minds of
men,
Gaze with heroic pity and complais-
ance
On the visual monarch-Gold,
The highlights of requited yearnings
Shiyerings over his scintillating sur
face,
Hum a discordant requiem as they
fade and die.
You stand without veneer.
UnyieIding as the time you mark,
TuaItarable as my affection.
Alvira Hazard
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FOR INTERESTED
PEOPLE ONLY
By BID.
By BID.

The old quotation is "to be or not to
be- hut this week l was wondering
whether ito write or not to write".
] ne splendid responses received to
date Ut the new interest created in this
little town of mine finally won, so
nave attempted to prepare another set
OF places to go and things to see. Be-
fore beginning though, I should like
to express my sincere thanks for Miss
Iok Schalk's generous boost for my
humble offering in last weeks Pitts
burg Courier.
Lecture Hall, Public Library, Boston
Sunday, Feb. 4, $3.50 pm. "Forty-
One Years of the Moscow Art Thea
ire; its influence and significance to-
uay,. This lecture will be illustrated
with slides by Carlene Murphy Samoi-
1oit through the courtesy of the Drama
League Course. 800 pm, Song Re-
cltal with Sibyl Webb. Thursday, Feb.
3, at 800 pm, "Plantation Echoes"
VIII be illustrated with slides and NOV
ing pictures by H. Harding Hale
ITnrough the courtesy of the Field and
Forest Club Course.
Community Church, Symphony Hall,
boSton-Sunday, Feb. 4, Rabbi Ed
ward l.. Israel will be the guest
speaker.
Our historical journey this week will
De DC to Fort Independence located on
Castle Island. Taking the bridge from
Marine M Park or consult your Boston
Elevated travel guide for the nearest
way from wherever you may be to the
island The Island was once known
as Castle William before the Revolu-
The guardian., 1940-02-03

peached for a grand finale. Remem-
Der that yours is the superb oppor-
tunity to make your husband the best
jar of preserves on the worlds pantry
shelf. .. Of course you won't forget
to keep youthful and handsome and
healthy and hearty and happy and
loved and beloved just for him.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
Lingerie Touches
On Jacket Suits

Watch the new navy and black
jacket suits and count how many
there are with dainty lingerie
touches at neckline and wristline, on
lapels and even bits of lace and en-
broidery, pique or dotted swiss to
embellish the new voguish pockets.
1t has been long time since i'm
maculate lacy collar, cuff and rever
set" have been in evidence but
fashion seers tell us we may expect
these dainty accessory touches to
make their appearance this spring.
The guardian., 1940-02-03

Say ''pegtop'' when you go to your
nearest dealer in quest of stylish
new dress or separate skirt. It will
work like magic, for pegtop is the
password this season that takes you
to that which is newest for midsea-
son and spring. The casual two
piece dress pictured, interprets fash
ion at its smartest and newest this
season. The skirt is so widely gored
it falls in deep folds. It's pegtop
silhouette is accented by flap pockets
rejecting the type of pockets in
Dutchman's trousers. The skirt
fabric is black narrowly striped in
Irish green, dark red and beige, a
multicolor scheme that goes well
with the blouse, in dark green.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
WISE SAYINGS

The least offensive way of refusing
a request is not to let it be made.
Books are the spectacles through
which we look upon the world.
Count each day a gift which we
have no right to expect.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
OVER THE TRACKS

. got me an arm full o'yaller daisies
Hi, Black-eyed Susan!
No Gals mean, no gals crazy s
lla Black-eyed Susan.
7 sing as I pluck at a fuzzy petal
Sing as I pluck at a fuzzy petal
Sing as / pluck at fuzzy petal
Fiji. BIack-eyed Susan!
Arm full o daisies git me hot,
Fiji, Black-eyed Susan!
FIRST she love me, then she not,
Ma Black-eyed Susan!
She love me-eh-she not-she do
She love me-she-not-sh
She love me, and she love me true,
5.7 Biack-eyed Susan.
Alvira Hazard.
The guardian., 1940-02-03

What are your beauty prob
lemSF Write Marie Downing,
Ldrieuse Beauty Foundation,
Room 521-319 North Fourth
ST., ST. Louis, Mo-, and she qoiU
be glad to dnSaOer them. Be sure
to enclose a SeH-addressed
stamped enVelope.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
MONUMENT

NUN UMENI
cold and sad as the corpse it noted
il pressed upon the miser earth
Whjch-while it has no fear of
dearth
0f substance-always self-devoted
On short-term loans promotes mans
birth.
The owner of the bones herein
Firmly forbade to have them pyred
. And urned when they came unin-
spired
The worm he willed the vitamin
That nom the COW he had acquired.
With Wings and Engine
Francis Gallagher.
The guardian., 1940-02-03
Paris Flashes

Lace is stressed in lingerie.
Pockets often take place of
handbags.
Milliners are making many fab
ric hats.
Lanvin revives slim straight
cut skirts.
Pine cone motifs pattern many
of the newer prints.
Snoods continue popular worn
with or without hats.
Black crepe frock with trans
parent lace yoke is new.
Neat daytime clothes in black
or navy supplant dressier modes.
Flower toques and pastel
brimmed felts are shown for
spring.
The guardian., 1940-02-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-23
Check Glacier
For Shrinkage
DCto Will Assist
City Light Dept.

&C sSgTcs q water supply that
feeds Tacoma's light department
power plant at La Grande was be-
ing checked Thursday BY city engi-
neers and experts Of the u. 5. Geo.
logical Survey as they conducted
the third periodic survey OF Ms
qually glacier at Mount Rainier
for shrinkage.
Sisqually glacier Is perhaps the
most measured ice mass in the ma
tion. the department Of interior
reported. The study Is OF utmost
Importance 10 city OF Tacoma. as
It's municipally-owned hydro-elec-
trio plant on the Nisqually river
il fed by the melting glacier
From findings viii be made a
typographical map of the lower
section Of the five-mile ice finger
on the south side of towering Mount
Rainier. By comparing new con-
tours with those plated in 1881 and
1896, the engineers will determine
how much thinner. narrower and
shorter the lower two miles OF the
ice mass is now than formerly.
Base for the studies is at Para
disc valley, a mile high on the
peak, and field work IS expected
TO take three weeks. with engineers
making daily trips out on the
glacier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-23
Must Register by
Noon on Saturday
Office Open Until
8P. M. On Friduy

Saturday noon Is the deadline
for registration OF voters not yet
qualified to cast ballots in the
primary election Sept. 10. II was
announced Thursday by Miss
Genevieve Martin, city clerk.
For convenience OF office work.
ers. laborers and others. the clerks
office. third floor. city hall, will
be open until S p. m. Friday, Miss
Martin said
Miss Martin explained that those
who have voted since 1888 need
not register again. She said that
names OF persons who had failed
to cast ballots prior to 1888 had
been eliminated from registration
roles.
Persons who have moved from
the precinct In which they are n
registered voter since the city cleo
ton. March u. have until Sept. 7
to obtain transfers To cast ballots
Sept. 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-23
Vote to Replace
School S CEILING

GIG HARBOR-The Union high
school board at its last meeting
voted to spend $3.50. balance Of
the building fund. for ceiling the
auditorium of the building with alb
sorbent material.
Chris Thompson left Wednesday
for few days visit at his ranch
on Moses Lake, Wash. .
Mrs. c. w. currey OF Los An
geIes Is visiting with her sister.
Mrs. r p. Moran OF Gig Harbor
Mr.. and Mrs. Moran and Mrs.
Currey left on Wednesday for a
trip to Coulee dam.
C. f. Shaw will take his 40 rae
ing ROSTERS TO Morton for the
three-day celebration of the Log
gers Jubilee, from August 81 to
Sept. ?. The Misses Beverly Hem
ly and Jessie Dorsey will be his
assistants.
Returns From Trip
Mrs. Carrie I. Richardson re-
turned last week from a trip 10
Oregon and California. They spent
two days at the San Francisco fair
and visited relatives and friends at
San Diego, Sacramento. Los An
geles. Long Beach and Carlsbad.
The Old Age Pension Union will
meet at the Junior Presbyterian
church on Saturday afternoon. Re-
ports from the recent state con-
vention will be heard.
The Townsend club will meet on
Tuesday evening at st. Nicholas
hall. Mr.. Sam Pollock will show
moving pictures.
The Misses Cecilia and Fern
Underwood were hostesses Tuesday
at a shower for Miss Lora Jean
Glenham. The large table was
centered with gladiolas and games