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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

and Mrs. John Whitacre, at Rim
ards Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Yocom, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Hodgin visited rela
tives in Oberlin, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman HOpelant
and two children of Cincinnati, ..ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stotler o.
Newark were Sunday callers Of Alb
die Denny. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Totman anG
two children of McConnelsville
were Sunday visitors with relatives
here.
Methodist Church Notes
Sunday, July 27: Chesterhill
church school, 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship, IL O'Clock. The young
people will sing and give a report OF
the Epworth League Institute at
tended at Lancaster last week. Ep-
worth League, $50 Sunday even
ing.
Oakland: Morning worship, 9:15.
Church school, 10:15 a. m.
Amesville: Church school at $3.50
a. m. Evening worship, 8 o'clock.
The Chesterhill young people
SAOAl Will AuOOI az
for practice. Please all attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Patterson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Bretz and daughter
Charlotte attended the Morgan
County Preachers family picnic at
Embree park, Thursday.
There were 50 persons from Ches-
terhill at Lancaster camp grounds,
Sunday. Thirty-one young people
took the class work of the Epworth
League Institute last week.
Funeral Held For Infant
Funeral services for Leo Ham
ilton, three months old daughter
of Mrs. Virginia (Randall3 Ham
ilton of Canton was held Wednesday
at 1880 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Nancy Randall, with burial in the
Chesterhill cemetery. The infant
died Monday, following a three
weeks illness with whooping cough
and pneumonia.
House Burns
A fire of unknown origin quickly
destroyed the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Maybe, on the Chesterhill-
road, south of here. Only
4 few things were saved
Mary Esther Glass of Columbus is
spending few days with her grand
mother Mrs. P. E. Berry.
Mrs. e. N. Williams went Tuesday
TO Memorial hospital, Marietta,
where she will undergo an opera
ion Friday.
Mrs. w. J. Zumbro, Mrs. Pauline
Harris and Mrs. S. B. Zumbro We're
GAINESVILLE visitors, Tuesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
Rowland

The community was saddened by
the death Of Joseph Downing. He
had many friends, which was evil
dent by the large number in attend
ance at the funeral Saturday at
Bristol church.
Galen Mahon of Canton was a
week end visitor with home folks.
Charles Bruner returned to Penn
sylvania, Friday, after several days
visit with his parents here.
Mr., and Mrs. J. w. Lawrence and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

children Mary and Jane, spent Sun
day evening at e. T. Lawrence's,
East Bloom.
Herbert Scott of McConnelsville
spent last week at the Shaver and
Anderson homes.
Mrs. E. A. Wilson of Cleveland is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John Lawrence, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mccormick
and daughter Faye and husband of
Rix Mills, we're callers Sunday at G.
M. CARROTS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
RAYMOND James,

Raymond James.
Paul Wells and family, Perlie
Mincks and family attended quar-
terly meeting at TOdds, Sunday aft
ernOOn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
! ,els Ct Help.
= DulIsiUp

oULACK DIAMOND Xash.,
March - go ~ "a dramatlc
stoey q how . olae-asmed man
lay IN IL woods WITH q hrokan
To. fearing death n .. Are ~ hid
started 70 drew attention, was ~
lated today.
Thu man W. John Crivel1o.
30. H fell while petrolling .
water line. n pistol b his
pocket discharged, breaking his
Leo.
With his one arm, he made .
tourniQuet to stop the bleeding.
then lay helpless for several
hours. Finally 10 started . are
to attract attention from this VII.
lage. Z mile away. He told res.
cuers the lInderbrash burned %
rapidly he lay In tortuous con-
temptation Of whether e would
b. preferable 70 die by nre or.
pistol. 81
At . Seattle hospital. he was
reported Ia satisfactory condi-
tion. elga
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
AnllofsSioly
pIobsd by'U.5..
illegal Entry Of
Writer b Probsd

owAsHMGToN. March Is =
@-Immigration officials. Il was
learned today. have begun IN In
vestigation Of Jan Valtin. author
q The current best seller, "Out
q The Night"
The authors own statements. Q
justics department official said,
Wsrs The basis on which the nrst
step In deportation proceedings
was taken.
Valtin, who acknowledges that
the name he uses Is q literary
poeudonym, described In his
book his alleged experiences nrst
. Z Communist agitator in his
native Germany, then @ q Ges-
tapo lsecrst police) agent and
later q IN aeitator who sought
overthrow Of the government In
The United States. He told also Of
entering the country illegally
and Of reversing his belief In
Communism.
Solely on the basis Of state
ments made by Valtin In his
book, IN official said, there ap-
peared to be several counts on
which he could be deported. He
listed these % Illegal entry,
criminal record, and former
membership and activity In IN
organization which advocates
overthrow Of the government.
Under the alien registration
law, valtin could be deported q
. former Communist even
though he. has since renowned
TIN party. His admitted criminal
record. the Official pointed out
would preclude leniency under
existing law.
II the justice department
should decide that Valtin should
b deported. Il would be CON.
honted with the problem OF
whsre and how 70 send him "a
situatioH which exists with rel-
erence 70 some 5000 aliens now
under deportation warrants.
The department has been
studying this particular prob3sm
for several months and 4 UNDER
stood 70 b about ready 70 slAg.
gest legislation designed to solve
n x. s4A 3,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

, SERIAL STORY yeX
DRAFTED FOR LOVE
eY RUTH AYERS ass s se.v...x. ss.
6Y RUTH AYERS

YESTB8DAY: Ana sssusss Apsil -
bsiag In levs VIM xsnt Bat there q ~
bitterness h her hssrt-saly a1nlsssjsa
tsg's AaDDiasss. Ths Hlesniag % ne
vS1ling. Ann 1lsappsess. April finas o
lsttsr sl6Sssssd - hss. b AsA's sesn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

lines left his mouth.
Tell me the rest. al of It,"
"She had Z chance to sing. A
wonderful contract. She thought
It would mean more TO her than
well, than marriage. Maxbo
you can reach her BY telephons.
Maybe you can ret her back,
Planes viii be hing today and
the weddln g isn't until ,
o'clock" - /.
Kent kept silent for what
seemed an endless time. Then he
said, mo. Il; she wants Il % -
like that J. wouldn't Try TO get
her back. ! have . feeling ifs,
for the best" sx ~ ~.
A., she locked 1t him, April
had the hnprsssioE that Kent
wore IN exprsssiou. almoSt. :of
relief. st
April shiftsd -saaxx stafted IN
motor. 'T'll hurry :along," sha
said. 'Thereslf b thinis 70 30
done at home: Am sorry Kent Il
had 70 turn out this w4y.n
In another thstan1 me roadster
would shoot ao;Ba ~ I'M aGnin,
turning II boc1g "a leoat Gnd IL
gloomy old house, this time ~
all time, .'
Don't 80 YET" Kent said.
THERE'S something else you
wanted 70 sAy1"
'sYou might tsll Ann when
you WRITE that I want her 70 b
happy. And also. that = long q
there'll b no wedding, I'm r.
turning To- cqmp."
eyes, IN TIL hor-and GOOD
luck, Xent.
'ThankD-and % yuu, Apeil.
You deserve til boeE: I had you
al wrong, April right from ths
first whsn ] called you Glitter
bug"
Suddsnly April switcAsA 'olf
the throbbingT sngine. 'sXent
Carter" ~ I'D, .'we'rs talking
here like vkranesfs, making up
polite convoF1atiou. Z don't want
your god IstlEi : don't went
you % - yUu Wuxo sorry O.
that you ha1 - III WTo0e.s
The, ADg1l Stogm w. rising -
her q hi. ~ beonn u pound
her hands a ~ sloering Whoel
Kent reoclod over md n soeae
way was higido hsr.
whist - yuu wantfs - -
Cd. s ~
'sYoui You, of counsel Last
night WHEN I told Hal Paris ]
could never marry him. b nd
that with soame ne ople love
might b slow blocmine but
with NJ Is was like hlhtning
that str,pce onco 81 nj DAT
you 80, Kantf u strack NJ that
nieht I MT yo(ilat ~ txDtx.
"ApsfI ApeQ. ,dsE1inGt'* ysI
"a - 3s
He kiaued M rsclslssIly, diss-
lily. and Sio6t Il ~ 1hll visw 6
ths ginooe6cnod Cne1er houso
whsr6 - deglbe ~ oinoogy ~
GrootraRGnt Goid1d - 81.
Then ~ eve1 ~ A1Eil c. ~
blue eyoe end H. dol5edll atlb
With = epFtaln n1ering saaxiet
sSosns dsv'~ - ~, ~yoS q
TN M - Wlssle soogy fFO0 -
= - 60 80 ss...~ ~
snssrsss SS1lll So
lwqsrt go - - - -
- 60 TN. nllu6s1 - : 80.
- q ~ IS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Sergeant Promoted
10 End Lieutenant

~. r. Jarrad. Tech. Sergt., II.
Q. Squadron, 46th Air Base
Group, of Selfridge Field. has
been ordered to active duty a.
q second lieutenant In the Air
Corps Reserve at Scott Field,
Ill. r
Jarrad enlisted 10 years ago
and has been making his home
at SO Ahrens street, Mount
Clemens. 'e's
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
TI,ey'vel q !l,ade'
"a Pull Downl

OCAMn WCLTxH9. Texa2
March - 49, M - This arTny
camps hospital u complete md
its 50 .heds are oceupisd by all
ing. ttsin1ps. .. 4
but male attendants aaminstGr
10. than needs while the camps
contingent sof feminizS .nar0es
marks time St neary Mineral
Wells, (. 1T
The reason, KS
No window shades have bean
Supplied az The nirae1' camp
66arterD N &.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
State
Briefs


01DEWAIN0-@ - Funeral
services viii, b bald Sunday for
Herman C. Denner. e7-yser-old
hordWnxo man who died Wodnos-
day 1ator . long illneas. He was
: pCogn1nhnt n The 01chiGan
! Hasdware Dsalsry' Association.
~ 10
vyCxsuuRo-R Services
VIII - held here Friday for Hrs.
Ceba =. Honneld, owner q the
Viokshsar1 Commercial, who died
wednesday, q The aUe of 81. "A
,woll- known club woman, she had
been associated with the news
papeg 80 years.
DETROIT F,Police said =
heart attack apparently caused
the doAth "wednesday Of william
&. Reuter-, a.. Of Detroit, follow
ine n automobile accident.
<fs %
COLDWATER- R jay D..
vanO rthwick, 81, . lifelong resi-
dent Of Quincy, died Wednesday
1t 4 hospital here. He was . re-
tired grocer and prominent In
Masonic circles.
4te o.
MENoMINEB-(R)-Mrs. Vic
toria Frankzkiewicx, "a, will
face q iirst-degree murder charge
In the May term Of circuit court
In connection with the death Of
her husband, Ronald. 90, last
summer. She Il accused Of poi
sonins him.
GRAND HAVEN m The
coast guard cutter Escanaba left
here Thursday on m ice-break-
ing assignment In Upper Lake
Michigan and the Straits Of
Mackinac. 1t. Commander J. p.
Murray Of the Escanaba said 10
20 IL ncneS OF Ice was reported
III the upper lake between the
Straits and Beaver Island, but
that no large fields had been
sighted in the central part Of the
lake.
o.
nINT-(R)-Former Auditor
General George T. Gundry began
his duties Thursday a. Flint. city
manager. He was appointed
Monday following Z city com.
mission vote.
DETROIT @ Recorders
Judge Christopher E. Stein SEN
fenced Joseph Boike, 20,
Wednesday to serve q 3 70 IS
year prison term for manslaush-
ter IN the fatal stabbing Of his
brother, Frank, Dec. Z.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Erin Township
Wife Charges
Cruelty

OMrs, Malah Heisner, Of Erin
township, charged ex,treme
cruelty in . suit she iled In cir
cult court yesterday asking Z d.
vorcs from Her husband. Ralyh'
The couple was married Feb,
y. 1888 and separated March 10.
1871. Mrs. Heianer asks custody
Of her ron; aged two.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

saw his face last night after we
had found you crying, / had the
real answer. .,
II thought I loved Kent, and
at first / was Jealous because I
suspected you Ind fallen In love
with him yourself. But Kent
and ! had Quarrelsd once about
my singing and We would haYo
quarreled again. That's why
this chance to sing gives me q
way out.
'I've left another note for
Mother and Dad because ex-
plantations wouldn't have done
any good It this eleventh hour.
There's only one request I
want 70 make Of you. You must
be the: one 10 tell Kent.
"Please believe me when I
say this finds me n seventh
heaven. Ny hope Il. that you'll
b there, too-with Kent. Ever
your siSter-Ann." ~
1900 o.
For = long time. April held
the letter.
II Il had been writtsn 4 week
ago. . day ago. Il would have
changed the future. Now Il had
come ton late.
Yesterday she had told Kent
she had mssQueraded ct lowe
carried through the pretense
just @ = lark. "A larkl
He hated her. He despiSed her.
Nothing could change that.
She went downstairs to tele-
phone him. The quickest way
would b the easiest In the end.
''Keut?"
eyes. Arn-Tvs been up for
hours. Sort Of thought I'd hear
from you."
April stsadisd the receiver.
Kent had called her Ann. All
righh Let him think she was Ann
until she had told him herself
that Ann hAd gone sway. He
might not even re- her II she
said ~ was April.
'srm taking ~ roadster out.
III b b. for you 81 : few min
ufs1."
ssTln6ss - It'd. s'TIsat Win b
fin6. ~ Hut ~ didn't - lt h the
same Slad; ringing voice - On
that day whsn ~ had 'phoned
him be1ees thoir drive % the
wtndmfll farm.
~ - drove ;up IN hin IN
t6e CIR; III ny w. stiu streak
q - ~ east with copper and
gold. And thsro was Z certain
fsa6fonce h tn Air. Almost like
sprlne ,shs thought even though
Ia calendar 800 slill q ism
u1ry. c
~ 49, WuSkaB ~ - 49,
ana wlSsh n ~ ~ ~ 49,
April, el1Eiy yellow halr. rakish
beret aud jaunty CO.., ~ strode
anertIy o tie chr.
.SAnollbsr one C your mas
Quorsdss1''
S1eo-no. u iGnt"
ssyEhero's Ann1"
..thats what : csns 70 tell
yen /
T. lsnsd lard .a0ainst he
cor dooe. ssWh1tS - tou uAeonf
HI - oans ajway3s y
~YeD--1o New yask. Ne len
!. ~ ~ = - g ycaar tisss
ok>chagIi ~ ie3evo6DosD-
'spJoa66 XOks y - beoDea
M ~ 'w1y - - = m164
- - - % - -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Flashes
Of Life
EVIDENCE

EVIDENCE
OPHMDELPNIA-Miss Winni.
fred r. Payne didn't ask the traf-
fic court Judge to take her word
that someone pushed her auto
mobile from Z legal parking zone
into m illegal one.
She produced . photograph
showing two hand prints which
she took on the scene. The Judge
looked ct the picture and dis
missed her.
OST. LOUIS-While removing
clothes from the line, Q squirrel
jumped in Mrs. Mary Himmler's
wash basket. When she tried 10
shoe II out, the animal BIT her
and jumped on her back. -.
Mrs. Himmler dashed in the
house, where Mrs. Helen Becker
tried to remove the squirrel by
tho tail It bit Mrs. Becker, too,
and when she ran into the back
yard 1t followed and bit her
again.
Both women were treated at
city hospital.
EXONKRATN0 THE MISSUS
oASTORIA, Ore.-Frank Mel
son blamed the little woman's
cooking because that duck he
shot was - tough a. leather.
Then the biological survey re-
piled TO his letter about q survey
band on the ducks leg.
The fowl had been caught and
banded seven years ago-and II
was full grown thenl
sPooKs.
oWAuKEGAN. Illinois,
.sGss. kpstsi-ls saw emf quav-
cred the woman's voice on Sher-
If Thomas Z. Kennedy's tele-
phone.
Quieting the caller with as
surance that spooks definitely
were against the law In his baili-
wick, the sheriff sent out IN
anti-ghost squad, Deputies Her
man Larsen and George Book.
Following some earthly tracks
through the snow, the officers
invaded the haunted woods and
FOUND two crow hunters who
wore white hoods q Z camou-
flsge against the wintry country
side.
UPSY DAISY
,OURBANA, nl.-When william
Watson took the Job he knew
that IN elevator operators life
has it, ups and downs - but,
s1ter al, too much u too much.
When the elevator mechanism
went out Of order, Watson could
not stop the lift and Il went up
and down, up and down. Finally,
on m up trip, he opened the
third floor door, Jumped out.
The elevator Stopped when
someone threw Tho 1maiu switch.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
By a,sa',s =
LIGHT!

A dafk. sIeony ussd eas lot a.
oaly dsfesess hon the appsaf.
ancs q the cars bat maIee ell.
ing di3mle A. bright wdl-l
lieheed loe, On de oehse hand,
ssdisess ehsesfnlnsss aad instil16
cou6dsnea. You ne invited -
uss ~ services q or Lighdne
Sea4 without chasos. Call any
Dsqoit Edison o6cs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

CoLpwATER- @ jay d.
vanO rthwick, 81, . lifelong resi-
dent Of Quincy. died Wednesday
1t 4 hospital here. He was . re-
tired grocer and prominent In
Masonic circles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
APRIL ENLISTS FOE LIFE
CHAPTER XIV

"Desr April--rm on my way
back to New Yur1ry Yesterday
when you came In from the
hearing In court, was talking
on the telephone. II was Z call
from New York. Vivano told me
the. night OF the auditor that I
would never make . concert
singer, that didn't have the
voice to become q truly great
contrslto.. 9
"But someone else was 1t the
auditor that night who felt
rather. differently n hou.t. II.
Through this friend, ] had an
offer yesterday for = contract on
q radio program. Oh, ] may
never be the famous song-hird
] hoped but this will mean Z
career In music, and that's Ill ]
ask.
II wasn't quite sure what my
answer would Be yesterday but
I knew last night.
"April. you would have kept
quiet the. rest Of your lie 70
spare me, but there were other
things entering into Il. Kent's
Aunt Elizabeth . Frightening
old person, isn't she -let some
thing slip. She liked you, April.
"And Kent himself. When ]
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
'I'hs| ! ! !

Nansy UsUz = W : -
the JunDoe CO ~ -
NigAt . JooGI 4 jS. ~
heSDolf ln s1o6sao = -
msmsnt duglng rsno11saD ~
week. {.
Memhsss q H. 60 hid boen
frolicking IN III sclbool ouditoe.
ium despdte hee attGn0(a - peo-
serve order. xinaIly - notod .
commotion nGof tn .ro6r q -
stage. 90. &
The baek-drsp - - .suI.
prit frem vjew. ~QouIU oul,s
shs sheu1od, 'sana 80 NE : \
MINI" tt ealpg1t Was 51GAj
Skanse q So1fft1go Hlej1,
father q PsteR SknnGe, ~
student dileeteg.
The courGoom dkvo s. WIN -
presented for he 1lx1< TIM ~
night In ~ school 1iDditogilnn.
You can buy tielfets u ~ dor
or from members of ~ Jsznior
class. The 10y will ~ repeat-
ed again touaoEvow with Q slight
" different cast.
- Z
Ym,r..lv. s.a..1 *. !, -. !.
3eth a1nlyessaFy - 0lTl
- 49, ~. -. .. ~
..- .-s:~s - -.
~. -s
s..s s 10 -
--T 5-..- ~. !.
.ne OSo -. - $1,000, - 1910
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-27

Nrs. p. asks what food she can
cot 70 increase the activity Of her
! thyroid Gland. She does not like to
take medicine. II her thyroid &C.
Unity = Low. IL u probable that her
heal food. such % vegetables.
milk. and green's do not contain
iodine. because iodine q not pres.
ont "a the soil.
~ she obtained vegetables and
foods that were raised near the
1onshore she would obtain enough
hat way. A. Il q, either tablets
eontaining small IN cunts Of
lodine, or the use Of iodiSed salt
With her food will supply much Of
The lack Of iodine which the thy.
goid needs.
Mr.. ]. c. 2. complains that he
cannot keep awake after eating q
full meal. He Is SO sleepy that he
cannot take care Of his business
tor IN hour or more after eating.
Re sleeps well at night and sees
10 reason for his drowsiness. He
ueo6 not worry about this. Food In
~ stomach draws the blood TO
tn stomach and away from the
brain. 4 short interval Of relaxa.
lion and deep after eating aids
he digestion and relaxes the en-.
t1ro system. II Mr.. z. will lie down.
relax and sleep after meals he will
teal better and work better. Stretch
out. Mr.. T., and forget the world
Tor 10 minutes. You will accom-
pliah much more work afterward.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-27

Nxo. q. e. states that she had
n abdominal operation about q
5e1f Agc. Since then. she has beer,
- uncomfortable. Q condition
which her doctor says Is due to
idhoolOus. A certain amount Of
odhegions follow most abdominal
operations. The covering Of the
0teottnes and the membranes sur
rounding them heal very rapidly
oftos Injury. II any raw surface Il
M exposed. this will grow fast to
nv part touching It. They seldom
oeuse much trouble.
6oenetimes kinks are formed and
= certain amount Of obstruction
nay follow. An X-ray examination
1oll0wing barium meal will dis.
olooe . possible obstruction. II this
- extensive, an operation for re-
m0vAl Of these kinks may be nee.
aooary. II not too severe. they are
Usually absorbed or stretched out
= normal after q time and the
-oeoHb3e 10 relieved. Mineral oil
lpbyicates the intestinal contents
ana does away with the use Of
IQxedves which may cause trouble.
Such natural remedies - psyl.
0nm seed or ground AJAX seed which
eVell when moistened will safely
eenfrol constipation. Treatment by
eQonns Of X-ray often causes the
absorption Of fairly dense adhes-
lo01. De patient and do not worry.
c0nee any nervous excitement only
n1alrss matters worse.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-27
Always Come 70 Light

The letter that's tucked away
somewhere always comes TO ught,
and 20 does the sentimental eou.
veiiir trinket and faded photogrsph.
This being their inevitable fate, II
would seem best that they b d.
stroyed and 30 spared discovery By
alien hands.
For some reason women are born
ruIamagers. They Just love to rum.
mage In attics and QUIT .the.wsy
places and how they do love rum.
mage sales, for the name implies
THAI one will sooner or later come
upon something worth while, some.
thing buried or hidden By YubbiSia.
What secrets those rubbish heaps
often hide and what heartbreSk
some Of the trinkets found there
syinbolize. A little. inconsequential
thing may mean 30 much. q costly
thing 80 little. On the whole, II u
vastly kinder to Ill concerned 70
destroy oil evidence that might, Be.
cause imisconstrued, be used against
you. It's dangerous. this habit Of
cherishing things that seem valu.
able ut the time but aren't really.
Those chickens that come home
often pick on some old desk to roost.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-27
Beauty Tips

QUESTION: my eyel0sles are
really quite long but no one Uoutd
guess Il as the tips are thin and
almost coiorless. The roots Of the
idshes are dark bropn. Could I
hdUe them dyed? Doubtful"
The tips Of the lashes may be-
come bleached out from exposure
to sun and wind. Simply brush
them with brown pomade In the
morning to give them luster and
more body. This viii also check the
drying and fading. Your eyes are
far too precious 70 risk irritation
that might result from the use OF
eyelash dyes. FOR evening you can
use harmless mascara, of course.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-27


with Z good appetite. but weighs
on1y l03 pounds. She asks how she
can put on weight.
II she win drink plenty Of milk
% which Il added some dried or
condemned milk. Il should help.
Condensed milk can be taken full
strength. about two cupfuls . day.
II Il r. added TO various soups and
vegetables. It will be more palat-
able.
TWO or three tablespoonful Of
dried milk to each glass Of cows
milk will more than double the
amount Of food taken and viii not
0Verburden the stomach. It also
spares the appetite. A teaspoonful
a. tl1iamine chloride. three times
= day. win help In assimilation.
rlonty Of rest and . daily walk Of
4 mile Of two IN the open air, with
deep breathing. should add sub.
stant1ally to her weight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-27
USE CALAvO PEARS

Calavo pears. non-conformists
Of the fruit clan, since they are
without sweetness. except - nuts
may be said to have . swept quail
ity, lend themselves as facilely 70
sandwiches Is they do to seladA
Sprinkle slices Of the pears with
lemon Juice and salt, place be-
and add pickle relish. thiu.sliced
onions. prepared horse rsdish o.
mustard to suit the individual
taste.
In double deckers with sliced
ham and lettuce the pears add
unusual flavor. Mash the Cslavo
instead Of slicing 1t, season with
lemon Juice. salt, prepared mus
tard and onion Juice. Serve on
toast with thin slices Of Swiss
cheese for the top deck.