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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15
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:very Woman On A Budget Should Go All The Way Out And Get In On This ;oIe Of Fine Shoes For Women At $2. 2.95 And $5.95-FormerIy Up To $lo.95. Buy os Ieost por-ts sign of wisely thrifty keen mind because Arnold Motrix SIoser and Edwords shoes at eeorowoy prices of $2e5 ond $5.e5 is thing 10 write home about.
 There's only for these priees-every pOr of women's shoes must be sOId-Our enlarged, streomIined women's shop will take up much of second floor thot will hove space left shoes so-out they must so-bsfors inc carpenters tsor the place upside down.
 There's wonderful choice for thst who apprse- the nicsfes of fine craftsmanship, with shGt
 OsphsEs of style leadership end style distinction ehsF Getsrstie of choice footwear EssuI0r prices tOdoynoshins changed except ths prices. As these piess-alI ssIss are finaI-nOns sent sppEOvsI-Hs oxehonsss-no credits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15

whlch also happens to bo the title " Me new biography iii which tho 0esto-be can find ail lt rules,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15

friends have them she's willing 10 price, can't have advantageous friends Maybe picked desirable belong to- But she have sat-
 will realize that friendship the bank until coupon clipping tne but and composed Of dull that takes all she has to accordingly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15

canning Lr1ckS anu
 recipes that put glamor m your larder for the next 12 months ahead:
 use large, heavy, flat-bottomed kettles for making jams and pre- serves" she says. Mix the fruit and sugar carefully but thoroughly, place over low heat, and stir only until sugar is dissolved. During the rapid boiling period, stir fruit tre- unently to prevent scorching. II fruit is very thick, stir constantly.
 More guides to success from MISS Sawyer: Do not overcook because caramelized sugar, caused by over cooking, masks the fruit flavor. Rapid boiling during the last cook ing period helps to preserve flavor and color of fruits. Always use standard measuring cup, holding F pint of liquid or ' ounces of sugar, level full, or weigh both fruit ana sugar. Weights are more accurate than measurements.
 QUICK GKAPE-LIME JAM About g half-pint jars or l2 o6- ouncel glasses.) Sixteen cups (6 pounds) prepared Concord grapes, 8 cups (31s pounds) sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, 21a teaspoons grated lime rind.
 Wash and stem about 61s pounds slightly under-ripe grapes. Welgn or measure into large preserving kettle. Crush. Add sugar and salt. Mix well. Cook slowly until mix ture bolis, stirring only until sugar is dissolved. Boil rapidly Is minutes, stirring frequently. (Do not over cook, mixture jellies upon coolingo Rub through sieve into large kettle. Add grated lime rind and re-heat inst to boiling Pour into clean, hot, sterilized jars or glasses and seal at once. - PEAR-CRANBERRY PRESERVES
 About 6 half pint jars of 8 G.
 Ounce) glasses.1
 Four cups (11s pounds) prepared pears, 4 cups q pound) cranberrles' % cup water, cups (2A pounos) fairs to your female friends.
 Hide his faults from everyone, and back him up through every difficulty and trouble.
 Keep everything goIng, ana let nohing ever be at a standstill; nothing would weary him like stag nation"
 SOUND ADVICE
 FOR 104l BRIDE
 In all fourteen of the rules there isn't one that wouldn't be sound advice today to any bride.
 Take that one Keep everything going for example. That is where a good many modern wives fall down. Instead of seeing that husband always has some ab-i sorbing interest outside of work, or Is concentrating on some particular advancement, many a wife lets her man slip Into life that is nothing more than e treadmill of going 10 work, coming home. having dinner, going to e movie and then to bed. And then wonders why he Is bored with llfe-ineluding marriage.
 But not "sir Richard Burton's Wife" - and not the September bride who takes c tip from the late Lady Burton and "lets nothing be at standstili."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15
Caroline Chatfield
Saps Today
Title Registered. U. s. Patent office

National Defense Can Be Life-Saver to Lonely
 Females.
 DEAR MISS CHATFTELD:
 am thirty business on1ce attend to my duties go apartment wash and iron my coO attend o my few housekeeping bed and get up 10 e same old routine lonely and sick Of It. have long se life but do Su g because family associate w Can sou neP Al" " ~ WIZ ~ MAID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15

toms difFicult to distinguish from the symptoms of duodenal ulcer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15

The old doors opportunychuch, Y w. C. A" Business ana Clubare still The business office wnee life 1t ana women be able strike the hand o endsfp YOU nave which two o hese ouce Sunday dinner Chances are live hall bedroom and eat he hospitality tried to find i'll your once less auen than yourself person who friendly invitation which could extend without xtenng
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15
ANSWER:
DEAR MISS CHATFTELD:


 If National called boom to anybody outside the regular armed nation boon to women he yuurse capable useful business and domestic chores rrepared to community tnere Red Cross for fingers that can use neue
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-15

fairs to your female friends.
 Hide his faults from everyone, and back him up through every difficulty and trouble.
 "Keep everything going, and let nohing ever be at a standstill; nothing would weary him like stag nation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
What to Give for the WeddinQ Anniversary

group the many novelties in
what has come 70 be called
"water-repellant" fabrics or ma
terials-rich chair-cushions for
outdoor furniture, tissue-thin
shower curtains specially-trcatcd
tablccloths for Summer use.
wiped clean and fresh with a
damp cloth; washable lamp
shades, and countless oilcloth
items for more nvenien
kitchens.
Crystal and china are always
cherished by every true home
maker and hostess, TO whom a
gift of a beverage set, bar Access
series. glass cooking utensils mot
forgetting mirrorsl will cast
bright rays over the celebration
of the fifteenth year of marriage.
Casseroles, sugar and cream sets,
originally decorated salad or
fish-sets, tea and coffee-cups, or
flower vases. are but few Of the
choice and beautiful gifts typical
Of the latter years anniversary
that for the twentieth year.
Ring out, gay bells, for the
June Bride. and help celebrate
her successive wedding days with
gifts symbolic of the home. of
materials which keep il always
convenient. always charming, al
ways radiant and young"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

stainless steel cooking utensils,
outdoor cooking grills, and many
other gadgets which will put a
capital up" in picnic. The syn
thetics for later years ami
versary will tempt anyone TO
keep such lovely fabrics for her
own home: here will be found
spun rayon textiles in new
weaves, curtain materials. chair
tapestry. gorgeous colors in
drapery fabrics. rayon taffeta
woven with cotton and dyed IN
rich tones with true vat colors.
Allied with them is the next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Beef Croquettes.

LAVE ready ? cups ground lean
~ cold roast or boiled beef Cook
/ tablespoon minced parsley if
You like III in tablespoon
butter. Mix with the beef. / cup
mashed potatoes 3 tablespoons
beef gravy, ! tablespoon onion
juice, salt ard pepper 10 taste,
Tabasco sauce 10 taste and other
desired seasoninCs Form into
croquette shapes. Dip into ecg
beaten with ! tablespoon cold
water Roll in dry sifted grated
hread-crumhs Chill about an
hour. Heat deep fat to $50
degrees or until a cube Of bread
browns in 40 seconds. Place two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Creamy Chocolate Filling.

klELT 2 or 3 squares chocolate
wi in top Of double boiler over
hot water. Add q cup sugar and
mix we'll Then add a cup sugar
sifted with tablespoons corn
starch and a pinch of salt. Mix
well. Gradually add pint scalded
milk and stir constantly over hot
water until thick and smooth.
Add l teaspoon butter and few
drops vanilla. Cool and spread.
Sprinkle, If desired. with chopped
nuts or toasted shredded almonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

month of many happy anpi-
versaries.
That this is true is proved by
numbers of readers who write to
this effect: please tell me a
suitable gift TO give as fifth
anniversary Of one Of my friends
next week. Is the fifth year
symbolized by wood. or is iron
the traditional gift Of this year?
What do you please suggest /
give my friend who is fine
homc-malfer ,"
Custom has long associated
certain materials and metals with
specific marriage anniversaries.
and many cook-books and other
household volumes list these SYM
hols The first anniversary is
given as Paper, while the last
noted is the Diamond" year If
the pair have been married for a
notable sevcnty-five years Of life
together This should prove 10
all sltcft+Cs that. while marriage
may be undertaken at the begin
ming IN practical functional
utility Of effort, as time goes on
each year OF the union becomes
\nore precious. and Of greatest
richness and value towards the
end, being symbolized by silver,
gold and rare gems
IN the old days. naturally those
metals and textiles which were
used in the furnishing and crafts
Of the new home took their place
also rs symbols OF the anniver-
sary, beginning WIN -fdPrr rs
ial4.-44ei4.- tAnnilnucd- and contlnu-
inE IN an UPWARDS scale ri values
through Cotton Wood SIX. +"
CRYSTAL" China and Silver"
etc. The idea seemed 20 be 70
continue 10 offer as gifts those
materials so important IN house
keeping the cotton Of her sheets,
the wood Of her furniture, the
silk Of her draperies. the china,
glass and silver used on the table.
But, with the advent IN modern
times Of so many new and beau
tful materials, such as the solid
plastics. the transparent syn
thetics. or the new textiles and
fabrics which do so much 70
decorate our rooms there is every
reason 20 include them too IN
such an anniversary list Thus
We may add "Plastics' which are
now 50 largely used IN desk fit
tinCs and other small accessories,
IN clock cases. or m & azine
covers. or as covers for travelling
kits
or again. where IN the old list
under the celebration NJ the
seventh year only copper vas
mentioned. we Of today can
surely alternate with Chrome
as being 50 widely used in the
Apresent kitchen. in hostess CAD
-ets. and in 40 many table and
small electrical appliances
Answering first our readers
request for a list Of all the tradi-
tional materials for each ami
versary, and combining II with
groupings from modern develop
ments In home-furnishings, we
have the following table:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
RECIPES FROM OUR MENUS

or three croquettes at a time in
a frying basket and lower slowly
into the hot fat for minutes or
until they are golden brown.
Remove the croquettcs and drain
on unglazcd paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
BURBERRY Mullins.

kIIX and sift 2 cups sifted flour.
W. teaspoon salt, 3 teaspoons
hakinG-powder and >, cup sugar.
Add l sliGhtly-heaten egg 2, cup
milk and =, cup melted butter or
shortening Stir just enough 10
dampcn dry Ingredients Add
quickly tho grated rind Of
lemon and 3, cup washed and
drained bmeberries. Turn into
creased muffin pans and bake in
a hot oven, about y hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Here, surely, are plenty Of
suggestions from which TO select
household gifts for all the main
twenty-five year anniversaries.
Even for the first year, tho SYM
boil Paper" may include a
paper or fibre wastebaskct so
richly colored and decorated that
anyone would be happy 10 place it
IN her hvinG-rcom; fibre or pulp
paper serving trays which come
IN lovely designs, sets Of lace
paper doilies, and the many var
ieties Of paper shelf-edging,
parchment paper, fibre or paper
moth-preventive closets, etc.
Turning 10 always Unitarian
Cotton" one may select sheets,
tablecloths, bridge sets and bath
towels Of all colorings, all useful;
or, If shower" is planned, then
include table-pads, mops and
busting cloths, ironing covers,
bath mats, and. ever and always,
Kitchen t0t~cis There are many
amusing ways Of wrapping these
gifts or making special cotton
table, folding the towels into
doll figures. etc.
Tho fourth year is Books"
and grand opportunity 20 pre-
sent a friend With somc ~ the
fIue Ucw books m cooittffc house
hold techniqucs. nutrition or dict.
Or, she may be a gardener. or
lobbyist Of some other kind. in
which case books on that subject
Will always be welcomed
The fifth year "Woodenware.
the sixth, Iron and tho seventh
Copper. Chrome or Wonlen. will
att be extremely easy 20 FIJI, since
gifts Of wood today are often the
result Of the work Of genuine
artists who put into their salad
bowls. salad fork and spoon.
relish tray or t-shakers,
as much beauty Of line and soft
patina finish as did the craftsmen
Of old
Lucky she who has Wood
wedding this June. To offer
Iron" is also no trouble at all.
and will probably make the giver
wish 70 keep for herself the gifts
she chooses. an iron set Of three
small folding or nesting" tables
shaped like a watcr-lly leaf 10
set around the lawn 10 hold tho
tca-cup or a carelessly-droppcd
knitting bag Many charming
small pieces OF outdoor furniture
can well come into this Iron
category. as can the various at
tractive wrought iron. flower
pot holders. plant or vase
holders, etc.
The tenth year. or "Tinware,"
is another wide-open choice, now
that kitchen bread and cake
boxes and canister sets have be-.
come so bright and gay A whole
pantry set, from big bread-hox TO
/, .-si!77is sssAee aho t,.SSSSs deG9rated W.
what You know to Ne 'your
friends favoritc color, would DO
happy gift for the tenth year
champion.
steel" spells cutlery, scissors,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
~, e \ 20 -

tlfigsfFtt nm ~ 49,.
- Cotton
- Leather AID Plastics'
a. Books
So Wood and Woodeuware
81 Iron
- Copper. Chrome and Wooden
50 Electrical Appliance
co Pottery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

GQ) Tin and Tinware
CID Steel
G2) SILK or Linen
O3)' Lace or Synthetic Fabrics
uD Ivory and Water Repellent
Fabrics
(l5) Class and Crystal
600 China
t25J Silver
800 Pearl
1851 Coral or Jade
(i0) Ruby
t15) Sapphire
C0) Gold
t55) Emerald
600 Platinum
7j) Diamond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

~INCE June is the month of
many marriages, it follows
- that it must likewise be the
month of many happy anpi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Blends With CoIors

the versatile of all patterns lends itself to color
combinations softly blended, seeming almost TO be
viewed through brightly definite in its mark
ings here you the collegiate dress of soft cloud
blue beige with pleaed skirt with unusual stitch
the snug hipine.
The suit pleasing association OF green beige and
brown decided The Of the suit IS picked
up and the outfit is finished with brown
suede accessories.
Then there the schoolgirls JOY the threepece wes-
smaller plaid design brown and gray and
plaid motif carried in the shoes which oxords
in a combination of plaid wool and leather.
shoes really unusual, being Of a sturdy
resembling corduroy The oes extend onto the uppers
inch all the way round for durability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Wedding Presents

The gift that send to the happy couple should If possible
be something the home
Wedding presents always the brdeObe
sender a relative friend Of the groom and has
bride-eect.
The brdeeiec provides herself with book and
gilt recorded with the address Of the
donor the date received and possible the place where the gift
purchased
As possible the day the gift S received she
the brdeto writes thanks appcatve She
should send engraved printed card Of thanks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Guide TO Questions
Concerning Wedding Gifts
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

Authority
CUSTOMARIY THE gives his bride wedding present,
and usually the bride the gift the
day Although the gift be
should be personal with thoughtful touch of sentiment.
The grooms gift the bride
personal adornmen ornament her wedding day
a necklace, pendant, brooch bracelet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Always Popular Style

Adequately rounding your plaid wardrobe is the always
popular sport coat with detachable beige wolf collar snap
aerialned fur collar and there sport coat
with cardigan neckine.
The soft blend Of brown and beige .or
you prefer shades Of blue.
The wraps snugly about you and ties with perky
self-materia belt, and is fully lined with rayon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
British Representative
\ Says, Thank You. America
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

HAVE YOU ever been overwhelmed by kindness without
knowing whom thank2
George Isaacs Lahorte member Of Engands Parliament
put question interviewer Detroit
That's way my people feel when they receive your
help through Bundles for Britain the Red Cross and other
groups Isaacs said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Plaid Of Song and Legend
Boasts Proud History
BY JOAN DEAN

PLAID Is pattern textile fabric consisting of bars or
stripes of color crossing each other at right angles
is development of the check and has been popular
the ancient Egyptians.
Scotland is the Of the plaid called tartan or
affeetionatey, plade in song story and legend
When Agricoa invaded North Britain in 81 A. d. he
found 81 tribes wearing different colored tartan TO dis
nguish right down to the present day plaide is
worn to tell the world to the belongs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Enclose Your Name

"They want u thank You.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Hills Yielded CoIors

picturesque dress of the Bonneted cheftan all paided
and pumed array therefore of the most
ancient Of costumes.
The Irish Druids also several coors the higher
the rank the greater the variety the original dress OF the
Hghander the Celtic Feebreacon (beed plaid IN many
coors.
The native hills of Scotland yielded the wonderful dyes
Many are still Highlands today black from the
alder tree bark blue from the BURBERRY with alum
yellow from bog myre purple from sundew cup
brown from ichen, dulse current with alum RED
from rock lichen root and many many others
gay colored plaid has come down through the
ages has been popular than 1t Is today
find lovely coIors in coats, dresses and suits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Gifts TO Attendants

The brides gift her attendants and
expensive gift the bride afford this may modestly
priced but thoughtfully planned remembrance.
The gifts given the attendants at the bridesmaids
luncheon the brides dinner other time
before the wedding.
The presents gifts 10 his best and ushers very
often the best and ushes the personal present
This gift does take the place of wedding Most
often chosen humdor engraved with
SMILES OF the SIGNATURES Of the groom.s attendants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Groom to Bride

The groom usually his wedding bouquet
times for land chooses with the brides suggestion bou
the maid Of wedding
day he sends the brides mother mother.
gold silver key, their Inscribed
with the wedding date, cuff links:
pocket watch his
wedding date a cgaret case, similarly engraved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
The Isaacs Shelter

ISaac takes pride the raid shelter which he was
instrumental building Tor his borough
EIGHT Thousand Londoners slept there nightly during the blz
Two dssed electric subway tunnels which parallel 20 fee
shelter which lSaacs
the only completely safe nv London
lead shelter which boasts
ditonng ISOLATION hospital and lecture hall
TERED hunks with the head Of sleeper jus
clearing Many sheets and pillow cases
their hunks each night and during the darkest days wives
brought husbands when the women forced
take shcltcr there a the hours from their work
nightly sight the blind workers from nearby factore
being led 10 their underground haven.
All said and done you your work and contribution
appreciated why enclose
address and perhaps ou be hearing personally from the perso
who receives your gift
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Women Sobbed

sWhen they UpeuCd UHC17EPS The women Sobbed The
Rugged garments thcm and invariably they appealed to
to know whom they could thank
Mr. Isaacs. There some can write to-? can
find who made thcse2 they asked
is a % British Industrial Mission hand
picked by Winston Chtrctl visit United States deenS
plants 81 headed the printing unions IN England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

Cant YOU ask the make these garments 10
slip paper? The gift more
II who and 10 l help our people pSychologicay
If they write their appreciation 10 the sender"
Isaac filed he described he wit
during the terrific bliz last Winter
NV borough is n shadow London Bridge. It's the
poorest Of aborerS dock workers brewery
workers and suchthe who hit hardest
by
During the fierce bombing whole neighborhoods were
demolished Families left destitute
f4-r err7-~--r-rr7t Bundles
for Britain o distribute among these people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
How Nation Wasted
Mr.. HearSt'S Advice
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

PASADENA, CAL, May 24.-Declaring him
self Fundamentally "for all defense measures
necessary to the preservation of our democratic
and free way of life," Carl +. Wente, chairman
of the Oakland, Cal. defense committee COM
mented here today:
ut is unfortunate that we did not in the less
hectic days just past pay more attention to the
advice of William Randolph Hearst
IF we had done so we would today have had
the worlds greatest fleet, operating impreg-
nably in both oceans.
1--WE would also have had an absolutely
impregnabe Panama Canal amply protected by
outpOsts, and second inter-Ocean canal across
Nicaragua for the easy transfer of our fighting
ships from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
"And we would have had the worlds great
est air force.
D Current events have more than indicated
the advice Mr.. Hearst repeatedly gave, but
which, unfortunately, was not followed"
Wente, who is president of the Central Bank
of Oakland, is here attending the California
Bankers Association fiftieth annual convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
Allies Attacking
Marleme Air Base
By EARL REEVES
Inti News Services star Correspondent

LONDON. May PA fierce
battle ragged around the Maleme
airdrome on the Greek island OF
Crete today as British and Greek
forces struggled to blast the Ger.
man invaders from their hastily
fortified stronghold.
This airdrome formed the last
major point of resistance still IN
German hands. British forces
subjected il to a terrific hammer.
ing from positions to the east.
Official British quarters admit
ted that some German troops sue
Iceeded in landing on Crete from
Greek fishing boats. These were
the first sea-borne landings con-
firmed by the British.
Latest advices TO London from
the EN- b attled Mediterranean
island confirmed that Anglo-G Greek
defenders had totally expelled the
Nazis from the northern coastal
city of Gambia and also from
Retimo. O.
CAPTURE SUPPLIES
At Gambia the British captured
all supplies which had been dropped
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