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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Sacs Defeated
Another Time
Ssutils Wins Over
Portland Once More

Either Sacramento auallfsss ss =
hard h4ek- team ~ ku.ie. g. -
San Diego for playihx hssds-up''
baseball The Padre. HANDED the
Cardinals their se.ana defeat NJ
the ssfis. last night, 10 /. ard
they ~an u On exactly feuF hits
fiss ress rr~iss. had t.s~a
With the Padres fav eight ~.
sisxs Ne had Eisra them ess
i"se be and an awesrs~a ras.
Ne retired for . r,ssh sissss.
George rHhexiils iuok up the
mound assignment and h~for~ ne
could set his breath The fsafs.
had fallen on MIN for three mar.
runs
weody Rich turned ia . as.
hitter. his fourth straight victnsy
for th. Padres
Hiram tiithorn pitched thrss. hIt
ball for hollywood as the atars
won their secand straight from l.as
Angeles. = toz
srAMfga TRIPLES
Johnny stsmpsrs triple sn4i
Eddie Aayos esntsrfisld ny cav.
the Angels a momsntsry 10 lead
In the first. but thereafter they
weren't IN the running as the
T'~inhs elubheas Lee slime. Frank
rntafo and 10. Kerry with i'm.
partlaliiy for IL hits.
Al iisha sss Mid In the
early l.ning. and seattle t..s
". ..e."d Win sses Portland.
;. 7. Ne walked tsr~~ m~a
In r"w IN the first and Lee
sess-eiis scared two u them
with = si.gis.
In tho third he fed nslhsknn
homssrn ball ~ith nns "a and
Earl Avsftii scorsd another mat.
stth = doubts
Al viihdrsw ln favor of Karl
Reid The lone Beaver talil..
came In the nfth xnsn Johnny
Hawkins hit q homer and brown
singled altar TAO mates mad
walked. Paul Gregory gave ina
Beavers only Ella hits.
han Francisco squared its ssnss
With Oakland BY scoring 7 10 .
yin behind The fiss-hit pitching II
Eddie stuik and Al Eppsfly. sluts
TUNED n his ION win of ths year
although he Sas forced 10 rs,lf.
N the seventh sh.a he sss struck
~ . batisd han.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Dick Bennett
In Net Meet
Tocomo Ace Among
Other Champions

SEATTLE The mems singles NJ
the Washington state tennis tour
nament. 10 be held here July 2i-27.
will be a battle Of champions be
yond doubt. a check Of the entry
list showed today.
No less than five former cham
pions were entered. TWO OF them,
John Murio OF San Francisco. and
Dick Bennett of Tacoma. have
three titles each To their credit.
Entry list to the 11-svent tour
nament will be closed July Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Pitches, Hits
Club 10 Win
Wollops In , Runs;
Twice Doubles

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cnlr iteuss nat make news h~fs
during me has sr~si happen .A<a
the weather snd Frrsisly Hutehin.
sca eaei eff
><ifs~s sse.rr~-t s~-t~sass.
ara ne - pitcher hu~a -
hss iash strt~r, - ~ tsse<=
ssti.e>t sr.xs~ s~ss.s >este<t
tkF~~ asfTsfs - ihe nasfsbs
nss.rs sswn<a syr.sas~ ia
me en~ slse schealeax sf.f ~
the seattle ard p<tfult n..<hsll
siuh. allowed SEVEN alta Whitfield
ga men and walked nnns Ne hsd
n - 10 fefm hscaa<s ne team
mate. committed five ns.eu~s
Hatshlnssa sssi<lsd ~ th< Plate
sith |. pair Il anusis. q single
and thfss run. n u =
isnffaia s eoo osi f,ss n n .
Nyraeas. !. nna Too aaa q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Hitting the Old Head Pin
The opening night NJ play.

The league will bowl next week
an the Broadway and Sixth Ave-
nue. alleys. South Tacoma meets
Play Nor and Ruston tangles with
Coliseum on the Sixth Avenue
lanes. Fuyallup Va Broadway and
Sixth Avenue vs. X Street Reorea-
ton are listed for the Broadway
alleys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11


Ken Fisher. Puyallup pin ace led
the scoring IN the weekly matches
Of the Crosstown bowling league,
shooting 2O3. 1872 and 23l on the
Coliseum alleys to take the top
score with fine 626 total.
X Street Recreation forged
ahead In the league race by
taking two games from Puyal-
lup and now tops the circuit
by a narrow one-game margin
ever Coliseum. Ruston won
two from South Tacoma,
Broadway won two from Sixth
Avenue and Play Nor won
two from Coliseum.
The best team performance Of
the week was turned IN by Broad
way which won the weekly cash
prize with q total NJ 1888.
Buster Crabb and John Fijalka
ar. In a close battle for the high
individual average honor of the
circuit. Each holds mark If is5.
with Crabb having a slight margin
IN total pins.
other league averages are:
-srimo Artoe 1872. Bill Leftwich
$50, Sam Coles $50, Howard Ken
needy 179, Glenn Boyer III. Left
Jensen III, Ocky Seidelman III.
Jack Lohre 176, Ken Fisher 176,
Carl Miller IT'S, Byron Huff ia,
Bob Thiel ia, Frank Whitman
173, Ken Mcdonald 173, Lee Gar
rison 173, Art Torgerson 173, Jerry
Receconi 173.
Edward Brown 1873, Fat Person
l73, Al kruse 172. George Fike
172. Bill Strester 172, Cecil Bark
or l72. Fred Carlson III. George
Coleman III. Hal Brown III, Joe
Kendzier 10. Harry Meekus 10.
Vic Kancianich ITO. Howard Muir
ply 1863. Al Baker l69.
BOWL NENT WEEK
Len Peltier 1863. Tell Pagni 1853.
shsrkey Lowell 16s. Glenn Collins
ls7. Ray Michaud 1856, S. Prather
le6. Nelson 1865. Bill Othick l66,
Nick Strife 1854. George Geller
,s7. Bus Myklsnd 162. Joe Bre-
s,chs 16l.
George Coleman IL holding
NE high single game record
foy the season with 257.
John smoky Joe" Fiialks's
eas Ia the top three game
mark. Ruston has the team
honors with 1890 for the high
single and 1855 for the high
tntal. Both were scored on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Casting Club
Bills Meet

Ths Tacoma Casting eiub Will
hold casting practice this Thurs.
day night from . 20 until 4 . ~.
81 jefferson PARK Beginners snd
visitors are invited. especially
youngsters desiring ~ learn The
ar ~ ~ and balt casting The
club meeting viii foilo's prsctlcs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

PARK placed first IN u ths Z
syenta
Kssuits EOysf bowling South
PARK Bud Psrsing. Gerry Edgar.
Ken JonnstOns. Richard Hehlsisz.
GIfis bowling Harmon. Har.lyn
BesxaN. Violet Bush. BETTY Jean
Putt. Ann Williams
Boys horsssh0ss. Harmon T.
Glenn CnnstllaW. Bill Hssly.
Girls horsesh0ss Harmon. Ma
re Hest, Jana BUsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Oregon Semi-Pro Champs
Beaten by Valseiz Loggers

ALBANY. Ors~--Assany'a Alcos
defending STATE ssmi-pro BASEBALL
champions Nsfe oai u ths run
mig far ths 1881 title fodaV We
tins u q Il upset ~ ths yaiseiz
LoKgsfs
Dairy Creek also Naa dropped
from tournament play last pight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

Totals ....... 81 2 : n n J
Batteo for Auilgan IL seventh.
3 Batted for Auanicz IN ninth
score b Innings
san Franclsco .--.-. zJl Oh oio-I
OAKLAND .........-...Ioo olO 100
Summary wlnBIng pitcher stutz
losing pitcher. DErroN innings
pitched D. DarFoN 51 stutz g..
hulhsan Ia ~ Dat. OF Darfos 10.
StuLz IS Muulgzn .. hits. of Dar-
roW O. Etutz J. Aullsan runs
scored off DzrroE O. stgtz 3 rms
resDonsibls FOR. DzTrOW 3 stutz
Ansnicz J. struck out bF DarFOE
Stutz Hullsan J. anznacz 3. p
perry ] bases on balls. OF DsrFoE 2
stutz Ananiez psssec balls.
OgrocoEski z two base nit. Carroll
Fernando OsrodoEEkl rans bsttsd
IN FeFns ncez z White Chapman.
D1ezs Dot q Holder LszzsFl Oero-
dowtk4. szcrificss Carroll Holdef
stutz white. double plays Goorzbasn
- Lszzsri 70 Pain. FAln 70 Lzzzeris
time. 2 o..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Trap Shooters
Clash Sunday

Trap shooters uill cofspets Sun.
day IN = fDuf say program a. ths
Tacoma Gun ciab There viii b.
skssi. isFard. asgisss ard hsnat.
cap shooting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

a ssysn-rgn lead. and nafins Eise-
INC cid y with DBs In ths firsf.
three 10 ths third. tbrss more in
The fourth. and fiys In ina fsffh.
Dairy Creek. q. g.. 100 30 II
Marine .....s 100 50 ~ q :
sgyAa and NJ krisEsr. smith
ana Dfsth.
Vaisetz ..... 100 col 2 Z 4
Albany ..s.. 90 100 o . /
Cambit. Elliott ana DIXON. Hood !;
Johnson and Owens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

unaware bs Nas violating . golf
rule IN tina isau. called By his
opponent
Hansn reached the semi .finais
With "a triumph over Hiia
Haskell Olympia. while k0rns
eliminated Marx Houssr. Nalih
Walls. and . Alex CaUpbeli
turned 10 mid Ypsst. beating
Don Thompson. Portland. 4 and ,
and scOtty Campbell 08stsd CAR
sehOsnfocs. Olympia. 3 ard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

A VaDdenbeTg OF tho Col scum
Summer Industrial league sci nes
single game record last night and
fell one pin shy OF breaking the three
game record. For his ass score he
started with strike and a spare
then five strikes spare and q
turkey. His other games Of III ann
1875 gave him s22 total 20 lead
the league ann almost break another
record
Monarchs 1894 a.. Wheelsrs 1923
a.. high Wright 1875 and 49,.
Merediths 1889 a.. Papers ITO
(0l. high Aedloek zoo and 4e5
Wiklunds 20l3 "a. Ruston 2o4o
a., high; a. Vandeno berg 25e and
622.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Campbell in
State Finals
Veterun Sedttleite
Meets Bill Korns

MALIA WALLA. Wash
AIbert tscottyD Campbell. Sc
attic. seeking hls third ron
secutlys Washington state
amateur golf championship.
was 2 up today on Biii korns.
salt Lake CITY. NJ the half
way mark In their A-hols
match for the title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

resi help Yourself wnsa yss my
" = Dsf.nss Honas,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
RISTON 700 I.FAGIF

Bobcats 2573 a. Cougars 2ls0 foD.
Bears $500 a.. Tigers 2253 tOl
Bobcats set two new league records
three game 2573. single sgl
High man. one game. lea Evsnlsch
2o3 series Lev Eyanslch 562
Women. J. kanslanich. one game
1873 series J ksncIanich 52s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

Your Post master can tell you
h0s 70 invest IN e. n Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Major Loops
Drawing ans
Turnstiles Click
At Wonderful Pace

NEW YoRk Turnstiles in the
major leagues are clicking Al =
record breaking pace. a check-up
at the halfway mark revealed to
dsy.
In 500 games eight less than
half season. the American league
has drawn = total Of asa Ia. and
in 200 games n2 less than half a
season. the National league has
attracted 2.sa4 6tI.
The two be-t drawing cards
arc the league leading Van
KEGS and Dodgers. In 10 hams
games the Ysnks have played
10 s7t.aff At Yankee stadium
and promise 10 20 FAR over the
million mark. The Dodgers
also figure To pass the million
mark. viii S7s.sas customers
having attended their 81 home
games.
Everybodys doing all right ex-
cept the Browns In the American
league and the Braves and Philliss
in the National The Browns are
struggling TO keep above water.
In 81 home games the Browns have
drawn only 9o,l35 some Of the
Browns crowds have been pltiful -
725. e3s. 963. etc.
NIGHT SGT NEW ONE
n the American league can come
close 10 matching its first. half at
tendance from here in then II very
likely viii break IT, attendance
record Of s433. 1911 set last year.
Al this point tho American league
has lead ~ AS. i26 over the Ma
tional league snd probably will
again have the best attendance fig.
urs unless the National league rae.
ughtens up.
The best single DAYS crowd
this season was the s0.Dis
which turned ont last SUNDAY
for the Sankee-- Athletics dou-
dleheader. The YanLs are al
most sure 10 top this crowd
with some choice sunday dates
left with the Indians. Red sou
and White sox.
Night games have boosted the
attendance considerably. especially
in the National league. where 10
games have attracted $50. $40. or an
average Of 1888 per game. The
IL night games In the American
league have drawn 2s1.l62. or an
average Of 2343O per game. The
White Sox, with - 3lg for three
games. top all teams IN night game
attendance Brooklyn il next With
~, 404 for tire. nocturnal conissts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
uALLA wAII.A. wa.h.

wALLA wAII.A. Wash. DE
Tending Champion Albert tsootiyl
Campbell OF Seattle and a darb
horse. Bin kofns Of salt Lake
CITY. were matched today In the
80 hole finals ~ the Washington
state Amateur golf tournament
Campbell. stili suffering
from suuburped hands aud
arms. .as out for his fhifd
consecutive titis. BE worked
his way into tho finals by
downing his fellow INV nsn,sn.
Dr. Al.s Campbell. q and .
over The clustering Nalla
NsIis Country club ooars@ In
yesterdays ls-hols semi final
rosnd.
korns bsttled 10 thu 18Th h0is
10 defeat DIRK Hsnsn ~ Marsh
field and Portland. Ore. IN semi
final play Hansn vas msdslist
and rInnsr-up 10 seotiy Campbell
lsst year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
HORNS PROTESTS

hoftAFN AOt
korns' victory over the young
University n Oregon star came
about partly through a protest On
the nth green. Hanen Was three
Up and virtually certain 81 adding
10 his margin when korns pro-
tested that he Was dragging his
putisf along the putting green
grass
The protest saA sustained
and HAneB loaf the hole lie
also appeared 10 lose conf
d.nes and horss squared ths
match on IN. 18th sith
blrdbs. hSrns scored snstbsr
birdie on the estfa hsls.
Afterwards Hansu zaid he vas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

kuciemba, Cross and Stelnauer.
Rinke. 7. Suffer and Baier.
Park softoall games for this
Thursday. els p. n.
city league-Teamstsrs Ys Ducks
Mckinley No. 2 22sth ONO - Bot
tiers jefferson No :
Commercial lcague-Op@nlng games
o. second half All-Rzlls -. Pulp
men. Harmon. Scottles We. DooTmen
Jefferson No. ]
Industrial leaxue-Opening game
o. second half. Company = 55th
ONO "a. MUSICIANS Mckinley No. J..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
SOFT B ALL

yeneermen moved to within one
and a half games of the City league
leading Gas Men by defeating
North Puyallup. q to ?. in the only
game played Wednesday evening.
All leagues now start their
final two WEEKS of play with
no circuit as Vet having
definite all season champion
ship club.
American leagusrt are closest 10
that goal with Woodmen Of the
World leading by two and a half
games with five contests left TO
play.
Results Wednesday:
CITY LEAGUE
At Mckinley No. p n p
Nsneermen ..............I ~ o
No. Puyallup ........ :
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Totals $500. sl3 ss4 7ss 2+s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
S6ed National President
|of Cunning Music Teachers

which she was to be q speaker
at one of its sessions. Her cleo
ton as national president fol-
lowed her appearance on the
program. Following the close
of the convention, Mrs. McKin-
stry will 60 on to Williamsburg,
Va, to study for a few days in
a Masters Course.
A piano teacher of the Dun
ming system for the past Is
years, Mrs. McKinstry maintains
her studio in the Punch and
Judy Theatre building in Crosse
Pointe. Most of her pupils are
residents of Crosse Pointe. A
number of Mount Clemens pu-
pills study with her, committing
to Crosse Pointe weekly for the
class lession which In addition
to q private lesson, is part of
the system.
Mrs. McKinstry has turned
over approximately 40 piano pu-
pills to Detroit conservatories for
advanced study, following COM
pletion of the Dunning system
with her.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Couple Completes
Plans for Wedding

SHIRLEY LORwAY. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lor-
way, North Gratiot avenue, and
Gordon Green, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Green, ID Clair
avenue, have completed plans
for their wedding Saturday. :.
The ceremony will be q quiet
one at the Methodist parsonage
at five o'clock, with the Rev. DR..
Dunning Idle reading the serv-
ices. The couple will be attended
by Norma Ramin Of New Haven
and Lyle Wilkinson of Mount
Clemens.
A wedding dinner and recep-
ton for about 80 guests will fol-
low the ceremony, and the bridal
couple will leave on their brief
wedding trip during the evening.
They expect to make their home
at AZ Clair avenue, upon their
return.
ANN TAYLOR, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Taylor,
left last evening by train from
Detroit for month at Camp
Arbutus, near Traverse City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Coming Events


TODAY
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles at Aerie Hail. at 8 pm.
GAMES PARTY sponsored by Sisters of ST. Joseph in
itarum lobby at $50 pm.
ST PETERS ALTAR SOCIETY reunion supper, at the home
of Mrs Donald Wesendorf Union street, at $50
MIGNONETTE CLUB of ST. Louis parish at the home Of
Mrs Herman Smith, West Riverside drive, at pm.
ELEMENTARY CLASS naturalization, third floor Coun
ty building, to 10 pm
AMERICAN LEGION building benefit party at Legion Club
house, at $50 pm.
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE No. g. F. & A. NJ in Masonic hall
at 7:30 pm. Square Club of George Washington Post,
American Legion of Detroit will confer first degree
work in long FORM
SUPPER and Card party at the Kings Daugh
tiers Home sponsored by Loyal Workers Circle at $50
pm Public invited.
CARNATON CLUB Of st. Louis Parish ut the home of Mrs.
Raymond Kaul. Croker boulevard. at pm.
ROSE of ST. Louis parish at the home Of Mrs Leo
Flood, Union Lake road at pm
SPECIAL MEETING American Legion Auxiliary at the
home of Mrs. p. McFale, 255 North Gratio avenue.
at pm.
FRIDAY JUNE 81
IOOF in Barron Hall, at pm.
COKE DANCE, sponsored by Junior Girls Own Circle OF
Kings Daughters to aid British war refugee, at Cow
anie Golf Club, at $50 pm.
SATURDAY JUNE -
BOB-AROUND BUNcO CLUB family night at the home Of
Mrs John Tesmer, Jr, 81 Gibbs street, at pm
SUNDAY; JUNE -
BREAKFAST for Peters Catholic Young Peoples Club in
St Louis hall, following an Mass in St Louis
church. given by st. Louis meow.
SCHNEIDER family reunion 1t the Fred Yoos Farm u
miles east Of WaldenburG.
SACRED CONCERT Of colored Skofsn from Detroit In
Morninsstar Baptist hurcAy-ss , s'as ----.----' =.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Nv ALICIA HART
NEA Service staff Writer

BY the time she is twelve. the
average little girl should be able
to take care of her own nails,
keeping tips smooth and neatly
shaped, cuticle pushed back, sur
rounding area unstained.
She needs proper equipment,
of course. And her smart mother
provides it.
One may give q child a collec-
ton of separate necessary items
for proper grooming Of the nails
or a complete manicure kit, de-
signed especially for children.
One particularly nice kit OF this
type contains cuticle oil to soften
cuticle, q nail shampoo which
will remove stains as well as
daily CRIME, q tube of hand
cream, powder polish and
buffer.
It does not contain liquid pol
ish. And certainly no child
should be encouraged to wear
lacquer-even colorless lacquer
ON her nails any NOR than
she should De allowed to wear
lipstick.
However. among the rules for
nail-grooming which she might
very well remember are:
Nails should be buffed once
week--no more than 10 strokes
to nail.
Cuticle should be pushed back
gently twice q week-with q cot
ton-tipped orange stick or fin
ger tips. Do this after hands have
been washed and cuticle oiled Q
bit.
An emery board should be
used for shortening and shaping
nail tips.
Hands should be washed. be-
fore and after every meal and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Country's Girl Scout Camps
TO Draw Thousands for Summer

GIRL SCOUT CAMPS thru
out the country will be filled
to capacity this summer, ad-
vance registration reports from
all sections indicate. Mrs.
Walter N. Rothscbild, of New
York City, chairman of the Ma
tional Girl Scout camp commit
tee, has announced at Girl Scout
national headquarters that ad-
vance enrolment in troop camps
is the highest in the history
of the organization, with estab-
lished camps, day camps, and
enrolment for gypsy trips
showing heavy registration. Mrs.
Rothchild's report estimated that
there will be more than 100, 900
girls and leaders al, the. organ
izations 1882 camps during the
summer. 4
Nearly all Girl Scout camps
will emphasize activities related
to the national defense program,
Mrs. Rothchild stated. Outdoor
cooking, camp craft, first aid,
and nutrition, are n a t.ur |
camp projects which interest
girls of Scout age and train
them to be useful and resource
full in emergencies" she explain
ed. Reforestation, soil erosion,
control, the establishment of
wild life sanctuaries, the care of
medicinal herb gardens and
vegetable gardens are a few Of
the special projects being plan
ned at many camps.
"Of course the major camp
ing emphasis this year, as al
ways, will be the building OF
health and the development of
good citizenship. Since these
are fundamental to defense one
could add them to the Girl
Scout defense activities" Mrs.
Rothchild said.
According to Girl Scout camp
records, last year 12,178 Brown
les (the junior Girl ScoutO at
tended special camps planned to
meet their seven-to-ten-year-Old
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Twe|ve-Year-OId Should Try
Her Hand at Se|f.Manicuring

nails scrubbed with brush dur
ing each washing.
Broken nails or hangnails
should not, be picked at or
pulled. They should be shipped
off with sharp manicure scis-
Sors.
Cuticle never should be cut or
trimmed unless there Is a ragged
edge.
There should be q tip at least
one-sixteenth of an inch long on
each nail. This means no more
nail biting. So.
To get rid of hard spots at
corners Of nails, rub cuticle oil
into them every day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-26
Sports Visor and Dutch Cap
BY MRS. ANNE CABOT

HAPPY DAYS your wardrobe has these two
flatterng hats in it.
stitched visor with buckled strap has
make that
cotton sports and play suits
It's smart in nen pque gingham And had you forgot
in Dutch Cap? This easyo-make cap
utterly blue silk faie with
little pretty in wash fabric, too
with this little
hat!
pattern No 5l80 amounts Of mate
specified sewing finishing directions included be
sending 10 cents in CON- YOUR NAME and AD-
DRESS PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Cabot (The Daily
Montor) Seventh Avenue, New York City.