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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
| COMPLETE
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| HYGIENE
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DEMANDS:

DGucH hss ben written sbous feminine
hygiene. But TOO often women ~er-
~ look hygiene In the REAL senst of
the word underam cleanliness and
sweetness You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist. stained and smelly.
Use Arid. the new cream deodorzn,.
I. Arid does MOI ros dresses. dos aor
ifrlrase skia-
z. no waiting 20 dry. Can be ussd rishe
aftef shxvine.
= lnxznfly checln prsspirsri3a 20 days.
Removes odor tfom perspsrstion. kegs
anmpies dry.
&. Arid , pune. ~hiss. Dseasieaz. ssis-
LIS vznishing cnsm.
.. AwafAsd Approval Seal Of America LASH
furc q laundering rs harmless 10 fsbric-
Women use more Arrid than any other
deodorznr- Try Toe. 3e< or soc jar to-
d. II any sfnss which sells toilet goods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Enferfsins Eight
Al Beech Psrfy

Miss Doris Buechler entertained
recently at a beach party at her
new beach home, Noble View" in
Olympia. Guests Included eight
close friends of the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Honoring Miss Beverly Carscal-
len on the occasion of her birth
day. Miss Pauline Rushey was
hostess on Thursday evening.
Guests were school friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Mrs. Olson 10
Entertain Wednesday

The Hope Chapel Ladies' Aid
will meet on Wednesday for an
outdoor picnic at the home of Mrs.
Edward Olson. The business meet
ing n called for 11:3o. to. be fol-
lowed by a picnic lunch and a
patriotic program In the after
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
California Spa
Enioyed bv Tscomsns

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bot and
their daughter Miss Marjorie are
vscationing this week at Richard
son Springs, California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Refurns From Trip

Miss Clara Nicholson will return
TO Tacoma Tuesday from a trip
east Of the mountains and to Med
ford. Ore. Miss Nicholson gradu-
ated from the University of WASH
ington In June and has accepted a
position with the Pierce county
health department. Before attend
ing the university. shv did public
health work in waterville for three
years.
Midland w. c. T. 4. will meet
for . picnic Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Anna karras, 6s37 So.
Thompson. All members and
friends are invited to attend and
bring . picnic lunch. Luncheon
will be served at 1890.
Warren Mother club will meet
Tuesday noon for potluck picnic
luncheon at Point Defiance park.
Rainbow girls Of the Warren As
sembly have also been invited TO
attend also.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

The ingestion OF soluble iodine
win cure this condition. Toxic
foiter Is sneaking. deceitful con-
d1tion and many patients suffer
6om Il without suapecting the
trpuble. a basal metabolism test
MI disclose the true condition.
4 There Is . considerable number
uf nstless. apsthetic. middle.aged
n1en and women suffering from
,thyr0toxicons. who show no en-
lotDxauent or ordinary signs Of
bvperthyroidisnl. But they suffer
4fpm What appears to be organic
heart disease. heart failure. angina
beC$otis or persistent voinitiny;
zh1 = often referred to as hidden
~ Inward golfer. The symptoms
~ 0kely TO be Q suggestion Of In
ckeoaod re6tleeSness. unexplained
jooD II weight and q persistent in
egeoso - the basal metabolic rate.
4 1ynproyement or relief of these
'&t1ptcons follows the adniniStra.
I'M ~ large doses Of iodine for q
mat time. Il this does not cure. It
~ ~ necessary to remove a por-
Nm .el the thyroid gland. But be-
III ruDorting 70 surgery. there
Z qrod b an exhaustive effort
E ~ - zee what rest and intelli-
- Uodjcation can do.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

The only accurate method Of
computing the degree Of hyper
thyrotdi1m d BY . basal metab.
0ll1m teot. "A special machine u re-
CURED 70 make this test. TO be Of
value, unusual caro- must be exer.
0joed n preparing the patient. Be.
1ogU making the test the patient
should rest tor several hours with.
cut food. Il u Tar better II the
patient can rest IN . hospital over.
Hight and then take the test tho
amt thing IN the morning. before
eating o. taking q bath or being
DISTURBED IA any way.
The common practice Of having
r patient hurry to the doctors Of.
31oe before breakfast and rest only
! few minutes before the test u
taken often gives 4 very wrong
interpretation. At least. the patient
ahould lie down In 3 quiet room for
~ much q an hour. Then he
Sbould take the test without NOV.
Il g II the test shows q marked in.
&rease over that Of normal indi.
HiduAls Of the same age and sex.
hyperthyroidism or toxic goiter Is
present. II Il shows . marked de-
cfeAse In the Inetabolic rate. 1t Is q
case Of hypothyroidism or marked
Inactivity Of the gland.
Generally speaking. a very rapid
pulse iudicates increased activity
md 3 marked slowness OF pulse
deccoased activity Of the thyroid.
Is considerable group Of elderly
pox1cnS Amo0S whom no visible or
Parable SioaA 81 goiter are pres
II c1i11ed by Intestinal disturb
mt Do have excessive activity. This
ancee. Often some prominence Of
the oysballs. With rapid heart ae-
ton. tfemor and general weakness.
appears.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

Who llrst Gagged birds, and wisslh
1s something that Miss Mary 8. -
Gibson. curator Of the Museum, can
tell you al about. Anyhow. way
back Ia 1855 they were doing It, @
you can zee there's bound 70 be coUs
siderable change. mostly for the
better. IN the housing problems @
the birds.
L must naturally occur 70 thoGe
Interested both IN the inmates e
these houses and the houses thesnp
selves that certain birds and cey.
tain interiors call for highly indl.
viduAli1ed cages. The victoyiauS,
American variety. seemed inclined
toward Swiss chalets. complete
with balconies. weather vanes and
what nots. Another American ~
Vorite was Q castle with q battle.
mented roof. q church with 3 butt
tressed tower, and . watch tower.
Some. Of the. American cages arO
decorated with the Stars ana
Stripes. arrows, and gold eaSle9.
One On exhibition u made Of cart
iron and stood for many years q
New York Ctty's Central Park.
There are also 18th and loth
Century English bird cages. formal
and styled. For instance. an Eu6P
lish Regency model In mahogany
and maple with heavy Doric COLI
umns for Communication. An 18th
Century skylark cage Is made 81
vanished woods and reeds. In the
Chippendale style Is . two-stoey
house Of carved and inlaid WOOD
which has large bay windows from
which the birds could look out.
Perhaps In time this collectioA
will contain cages that are bomb.
proof shelters for the poor. fright
eued little feathered creatures non
hanging In English windows.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Cages From China

Among the most interesting ex.
hibitS are the Chinese cages. which,
according to Miss Gibson, are egp6l
cially symbolic, and may be studied
like porcelains, brouzes. and fabrics
from Cathay. The Taoist legends
Buddhist rituals. songs and stories,
the supreme wishes for length q
days and happiness. the fora aud
fauna Of the F1owery Kingdom, ana
the conventions Of Oriental decorA.
tive arts were wrought equally ~
these beautiful bird homes.
Most elaborate Of these u . cyliu.
drical hanging cage from the Chyen
Lung period (l736-96) In Chine.
when birds were regarded - an T.
sential part Of royal households.
The cage has IN ebony base iul1M
with ivory and the bars are als0N&
thin wires" Of ivory: Il hangs h20
silver duial. and can be lifted ~
handles Of jade and turquoise O.
Y1ameuted with coral beads. -.
The cage includes q delicat0tS
carved cylindrical ivory contai1lt
for live worms and Q pair Of iv6{y
tongs with which the worms wgep
taken from the container and tOa
TO the birds. The two perchee aro ~
wood. capped with carved iyuB4
handles. Decorations On the coCe
include gold filigree and bril0aAe
green kingfisher feathers, strings Is
Jade and turquoise. amber and =
chain Of amethySts ana Je0e. 10
drinking cup u Of greeu enamel.
Another Chinese cage Of the saxAe
period u tortoise ol1ojl. the barn q
thin strips Of buffalo horn. The 60
stands on three infinitely CARVE
legs Of ivory which depict scenes -
men with lancee On horseback enc
gagged In battle. The food cups ~
Of ivory. carved @ represent nun
q crab. and . MytholoCicat -
dragon. The dy1uhlng cups are Nh
All Of which ooeo % chow that 50
bird 81 . gi1d6d cago" has cauge TT
isment. - tn olden dayS . hS0V
cags We he cese1s.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Beauty Tips

Do not blame your shoes for oil
the holes that appear In the heels
OF your sheer hose. A rough patch
Of skin on your foot may be to
blame. A brisk scrubbing during
your tub bath and . few minutes
nightly csre will minimize this heel
scaling. Soak the feet I'VE minutes
and scrub with q brush. Rinse and
dry. then work cold cream into the
area and wear some Of your cotton
sports anklets to bed 30 the cream
viii stay ca the feet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

ably was aching to get her house.
keeper or neighbor on the telephone
and md out In detail just how
everything went after she lett home.
and u the baby was sleeping sound.
~ now. She might even have wished
to inquire whether he seemed 70
miss her. That she stifled the i'm.
pulse Is certainly to her credit. In
lighting It, she shows herself as
wanting to be senSible about her
baby. Thus she Is STRENGTHENING her
DOCS baby miss meS" How often
maternal love hinges upon the hope
that he does or wilt And what an
odd. unthinking way to show ones
own love? Parents seek such proof
because II fiatters them 70 have
baby dependent upon them. II q
not unusual even for such mothers
to seek further signs Of affection.
Saying that they can't bear TO leave
baby II he whimpers or looks sad,
they finger over goodbyeS until they
are forced to tear themselves away.
A truly unselflsh mother spares
her child any needless suffering.
Whenever she must 60 out, she viii
prepare him in advance, TELLING, him
where she Is going and when she
will return. She says goodbye
briefly and cheerfully. happy to
leave behind q smiling child. Upon
her return, she may entertain him
with q story about the party or
visit. and may present him with her
bridge score card. party favor or
trolley transfer. to show that she
has been thinking Of him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

that postwar look that many OF
you can't remember or wouldn't
admit II you could.
There are frou frou laces. ruff
files upon ruffles, or flounce upon
founce. linen and lace appliqucs
and there are capes and lace Jackets
that on removal find the wearer
with deeply-cut square necklines
and shoulders covered by a wisp
of lace or chiffon. These frocks
breathe Of Chanel. the Chanel who
was the rage Of Paris at that time.
Some fringed dresses. too. and they
are reminiscent also Of those hectic
postwar days In Paris.
Some of the most interesting
things seen to date are the prints.
The newest looking are widely
spaced. bold color or holder white,
on black or navy and are especial
ly praiseworthy because they look
different and are chic as the
dickens. It's nothing short Of mar
velous how changes In prints keep
keeping on.
There are many new ones. In
Guiding the British American Am
bulance Corps prints. which are
linked up with the British cause.
although that Is by no means the
only inducement these designs Of
fer, since they are smart in them
selves. cause or no cause.
Among the most striking designs
seen In new prints to date Is the
hat box motif. Cube-like boxes,
smartly bowed. are sprinkled over
the surface. some upside down.
others at odd angles as well as
straight. Another amusing print
has agile little ballet dancers.
again widely spaced. and in various
attitudes. Angel fish and all man.
ner Of animal life gambol about on
silk dresses.
Now for another note. Shirring.
q form Of handwork We haven't
seen, except on children's clothes.
for many moons Is coming back,
I've seen lots Of this fine shirring
on mousselines and chiffons re-
Gently.
Sleeve novelty reaches a high In
the introduction Of the melon
sleeve for the lightweight ensemble
coat as we'll as for town dresses In
crisp fabrics. Again. this wide
sleeve Is introduced at a dropped
shoulder line--the sleeve long, but
the silhouette the same rs in the
briefer version. Used with more
fitted bodices It gives that same
impression OF bulk at top suggested
by the dolman.
Applique treatments OF prints 70
plain fabrics. and applique treat
ments Of fabric TO fabric. are
growing In favor. Important first
In evening gowns, they are spread
ing to sports and beach fashions.
Printed motifs cut out and appli.
qued TO plain sheer fabric are most
prominent: but appliQues Of lace
also figure and 90 do applications
OF velvet. Reports from California.
Florida and Nassau single 1t out
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Statistics Create
Mr.. Average
Governor
BY TALBOT LAKE

THE Public Administration Clear
ing House has been having itself
a fine time trying statistically to
figure out the average governor.
BY adding UP figures they have
found him to be 81 years old and
the recipient Of a salary amounting
to $1,000. The average governor"
served an apprenticeship In admin.
istrative. legislative or judicial
fields Of government. He is also
serving his first term as an execu-
tive.
That is about as far as we can get
In averaging" the governors
after that they shoot on in all di-
yections. The youngest Is stassen of
Minnesota. only -: the oldest is 66.
More than q third Of the governors
were born outside Of the states they
govern. Gov. John Moses Of North
Dakota was born In Strand. Nor.
way. and Gov. Julius He'll Of Wis
consin came from Duesmond.ar-
der.Mosel. Germany.
Fifteen Of the governors served
with the federal government. most
Of the others with state govern
ments. Eleven are serving their sec
ond terms. Governor Lehman Of
New York Is the everlasting COVER.
nor. with four terms. with two be.
fore that as Acknowledgement.
Tweuty-si were lawyers. which
isn't strange. But others held
strange positions to prepare them
for their Jobs, such as citrus fruit
grower. engineer. farmer. air trans
port executive, doctor (0ov. r.. o.
Blood-of all names-New Hamp.
shire) real estate and insurance.
Many OF them served In the last
war. some In the 6paniSb-Am
and Mexican border wars. Most Of
them like to hunt and flSh. but 9TH
erS have strange hobbies like coll
lecting early balloon pictures or
pipes. Governor Prentice Cooper OF
Tennessee Is the only bachelor. The
others are all married and have
families ranging up to seven chill
dren. The average family Is three
children, with the boys predominant
Ing:
The highest salary Is $4,000.
which New York pays. The lowest Is
50 900. which Is all you get II you
govern South Dakota. One-fifth Of
them worked on newspapers. most
~ as reporters. Twenty.eight of the
governors are Democrats.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

ing . tugbost. q Venetian bridc6.
and . church In Flushing. N. =.
Gothic windows aud Ill. Rare
wood 8, costly gems. intricate0
carved ivory. expensive metals,
glass. bamboo. and buffalo hogn
were employed Ia their design. q
The collection also includes soaao
insect cages, but assuming that yol1
are no moro interested than I n tn
idea Of caging insects. wen juib
pass that exhibit up. 81.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Spinach Ring Is Served
With Hard.Cooked Eggs
BY JUDITH WILSON

THE success OF vegetable plate
! dinners depends upon the use
of attractive vegetable combina-
tions. Contrast In color, texture
and flavor are elements which
should always be considered In
their planning. The following plate
emphasizes all these rules. Cut a
hard cooked egg In half length
wise. Arrange on leaves Of ro-
maine at one side Of dinner or
grill plate. Top with Thousand
Island dressing. Place generous
portions of buttered peas. Harvard
beets. creamed celery, carrot COCO
nut salad on q red cabbage leaf.
alternating these to obtain color
contrast. Add q lemon quarter for
further decoration and flavor.
The use Of sauces over certain
vegetables will also serve to en-
nance your vegetable plates. The
recipe for Tart Sauce given below
Is good on asparagus. string beans.
caulifiower. broccoli. Cook vege-
tables In as little water as possible
without overlooking. Season care
fully. using plenty Of butter for
flavor and to compensate for the
fat that Is usually provided by
meat. A bit OF sugar brings out the
best tn green peas, carrots. and
summer squash. Spinach and other
greens cooked with salad oil gain
a pleasing texture and flavor.
SPINACH RING A LA
GOLDENROD
Al lbs. spinach
u cup salad oil
tablespoon salt
Il cup lemon Juice
u cup melted butter
Il cup -four
u teaspoon salt
Pepper to taste
2cups milk
hard cooked eggs
Wash and pick over spinach
carefully. Place In kettle without
adding water. Pour oil over spin
ach and mix thoroughly. Add salt.
Cook 8 to 10 minutes. Stir or lift
occasionally. Drain and chop. Add
lemon Juice. Pack into oiled 9.inch
ring mold. Unmold on serving
plate and fill center with Golden
rod Eggs. the second half Of recipe.
Blend butter. flour. salt and pep
per. Heat mixture and add milk
gradually In y cup lots. Stir after
each addition 70 make q smooth
sauce. Separate yolkS and white OF
eggs. Slice whites and add to pre-.
pared sauce. Pour sauce Into IN.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

Heavy white cut.out en-.
broidered linen is set in at the
yoke Of the dress. left. end sP-
pIiqued on the shoulders Of the
bolero is this navy sheer wool
outfit. The bros d.brimmsd
sailor is shiny white strsw with
. navy blue veil.
A hem.leneth coat Of Kelly
green wool with patch AsP
pockets and . belted back is
gay contrast in the ensemble.
right. with it's nut.brown and
white silk print dress. The
collar and cuffs on the coat are
Of the print. The skimmer.tyPe
hat is Kelly-sreen milan.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

several tests designed to determine
the degree Of disturbance In thy.
rod activity. Some physicians In
jeot under the skin Of one arm .
6cDe u epinephrine. II hyperthy.
1U6dlsm y present there occurs IN
3 short time 4 marked increase In
the blood pressure Ind pulse rate.
together with an increase In sever.
jty of such symptoms as tremor.
thtpbbinS. apprehension and neyv.
o1Snees.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

x0ego 0Io 1SW
topknots that
6 . n n OF b .
"A . d Q into .
true browning
glory II you
x n o " how to
play up to It.
These words
should c he err
t b Q W o m q n
" h os e h air
n q 8 reached
( h e turning
p o In e." It's
8 silly to deny
that gray hair
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

tuC tluV0Is VA
cessive sweat
! n g. tremors.
flashes Of heat.
mental irrita-
tion and men,
strual disturb
q n c e s In wo-
men. Trem or
Of the fingers.
I o n 8 u e and
lips Is com.
mon. W It'll q
sense Of weak
ness " h ! c h
gradually In
creaSeS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
is White Applique Notable Style Clothes sprnd
Shampoos, Rinses
Bring Out Hidden
Beauty in Gray Hair
By yACQUELNE HUNT

! By JACQUkLlNE HUNT
LIAR II more important to
- beauty than most women
realize. II your hair Is q positive
shade. a. blue-black, red or
platinum, not only must your
Inake-up b slEillfuIly keyed to It.
but your clothes must b selected
with greatest care. 1veu drab
brownish. or gray-spr1uk1ed hair
can frame your face attractively
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

nodded spinach ring. Press yolks
through coarse strainer to top
sauce. Garnish with paprika and
parsley.
SPAGHETTI VEGETABLE
SCALLOP
Cooking fat
1 cup chopped celery
u cup finely chopped green
pepper
2 tablespoons grated
Parmesan cheese
] large "a OZ.) can cooked
spaghetti In tomato sauce
In hot cooking fat. fry celery
and green pepper q few minutes
until tender. Combine with grated
Parmesan cheese and cooked spa
ghetti In tomato sauce. Heat thor
ougfly and serve. Serves 1. This
mixture may be heated for serving
by baking In q casserole In q mod.
crate oven (375 degrees F0 20
minutes.
TART SAUCE FOR
VEGETABLES
2egg yolks
u cup cream
"a teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons lemon juice
Speck Of nutmeg
2 tablespoons butter
In double boiler put egg yolks.
cream. salt. lemon juice and nut
meg. Cook until thick and creamy.
stirring constantly (about 2 to 3
minutes). Do not overlook. Stir In
butter bit by bit. Serve at once
over hot vegetables.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Bird Wouldn't Rent
These Glamorous Cages
By MARIAN MAYS AaARTIN

IT'S QUITE possible that to bird cage matter hon
lovely Is only prison barring him from freedom but to tn
the cage does matter It an or
delight It contribute charming touch your sums
window 1t ruin M effect had idea bird cases had
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
TART SAUCE FOR
VEGETABLES
ADHESIVE TAPE STAINS

To remove IN adhesive tape
stain from fabrics. apply kerosene
or carbon tetrachloride to the
stain. and then wash 1t with warm
suds.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

Copyright ieSi. - SssysAaS.
White fsiIIs eellsr end sds.
ING and white buttons msks :
spsrkline seesns see this navy
town bo(ere suit. The suit Is
shewn In . corded fabric that
Is pepulss 10 spring suits. Box
plcStod skirt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

as new and significant. Collections
Of sportswear are presenting ap-
pliqued treatment In bathing suits.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Large, Gay Prints Cover
Our Pre>Easter Dresses
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORKWhatever else the pre-Easter season brings
rest assured 1t brings days filled with fashion shows and
nights filled with anxiety forgetting the things
shown To perfectly candid Of the things old
enough have been unearthed in the attcdresses have
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
roper Medication, Rest
Often Help Sick Thyroid
By CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN, MD.

or increased functoning OF the thy
toid gland usually develops slowly and may be quite
marked before recognized There usually enlarge
of the thyroid gland but often not enough to account
Tor the severity the symptoms At first there signs OF
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

the o0er with
{ h an ks. ex.
p ] Q n 1 n &
9TH ats one
thing ! decided
never to do. II
! can't trust
t h e person In
whose charge
he Is. I have no
business leav.
ing him " ith
her."
She s p o k Q
with q hint Of
bravado. b u t
deep down this
m 0kh(r nr0h.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

1W "0A8SIQCx
Wildsol1. world
traveller q n d
collector Of
curios. ] ] u 3 (
can't X Q e p II
all to myself.
+ o b e GIN
with. there are
bird cages. cur.
rently shows
at.C o o p err
Union Museum
In N Q " York
city. 70 m all
nations and In
N ny curious
forms. includ-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
LENTEN VEGETABLE DINNERS

LENTEN VEGETABLE DINNERS
Spinach Ring q In Golden Rod
Buttered Carrots
. Baked Sweet Potatoes
Spiced Beet Salad
Pineapple Upside D0wn Cake
Coffee
Spaghetti Vegetable Scallop
French Fried Egg Plant
Buttered Snap Beans
Romaine Salad. French Dressing
Apple Brown Betty
Milk or Coffee
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

such . fascinating history Or couy
In themselves. make such 3 1asc3,
mating study. but sftee 0eelnk IT,
largest collection In TIE Wor3
started some 30 years $50 ~ ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01
Don't Daily Over
Leavetaking
With Child

BY JANE HERBERT COWARD
"IF YOU want to call your home
! and md out how the baby Is.
you1l md the telephone In the
study" the hostess told her visitor.
But the wise young mother declined
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

Heat baksy's rods Ia the waxe4
papsr seclS n which thsy coanA
Place rolls and saek for ave 4lnA
utss inss hot ovsn. osrvs at go.
ovsecoektng viu burn ths so11h