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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
BY EMILY POST

Because of questions about how
to serve or how to sherbet
are sent TO me time and again,
wonder whether this Victorian in
terlude between the meat and the
same at a formal dinner has been
preserved as an accepted custom in
certain localities? Or do all of the
inquiries come from patrons of
American plan hotels?
II sherbet is to be served at all
at a dinner party, it should be
served alone, between the meat and
the salad in small glass, teither
stemmed or cup-shaped) with a
lace-paper doilie between it and the
plate. 1t is eaten with a teaspoon
or with an orange spoon-never
with fork. At table d'hote al
though it is usually brought in
with the meat and vegetables, one
probably finishes eating the hot
dishes before eating this sweet.
These directions are in reply to
question: rs it not proper to eat
sherbet with spoon7 At a dinner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Sewing Tips

The new pleated and wrap
around dirndl skirts. favorites Of
the school girl. are simple 10
make II sewing IL your hobby.
Even II you are a beginner-sewer
Of teen age. you can make your
own skirts with smart tailored
touches that look really profess
sional. For instance, the stirring
Of dirndl skirts IL done In a
twinkling of an eye with the gath
ering foot attachment Of the sew
ing machine. And IL you select a
style that buttons down the front
even the buttonholes may be a
jigtime job with the button-holer
attachment. II you prefer the
type Of skirt with inverted plests
you will find that it's no trick at
all to stitch the pleats with tai
lored perfection II you use the
edge stitcher attachment on your
sewing machine. II you do mol
know how to use these helpful at.
tachments, your local sewing cen.
ter will show you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
WILLING TO PAY
CHAPTER VII

Monday morning Jim Mallory
returned to the company's base
and got things moving. He wanted
to sail Wednesday. He was in a
hurry. his haste due to the knowl-
edge that others besides himself
were interested in the Sonora.
The Aurora was 10 feet of
boat: 20 years ago she had been
a pleasure yacht, then had fallen
into a period of disrepute. During
the late twenties she had been a
rum-runner. and during the de-
preston fishing craft. Jim NAL
lory had bought her for a song
four years ago, after she had run
hard aground near Key West.
There would have to be hands
hired to augment the crew, and
Jim was being careful about that.
He sought men he knew and could
trust.
Jeffrey Hammond came to the
landing Tuesday afternoon. board
ed the Aurora, looked about in his
worried way and asked lot of
questions about the diving gear.
Explaining, Jim saw that Ham
mond listened with scant attention.
The man seemed burdened with
trouble.
He said, just before going ashore
to his car. Radio me when you've
completed the preliminary work,
Mallory. and I'll send the carrier
to take the ore aboard"
'I'll keep in touch with you, OF
course"
II may take cruise on my
yacht later on. and see how the
job is progressing. Lois want.
to come out and see how divers
work"
I'm be glad to see you both
sir"
Hammond stood frowning for q
moment, and Jim had the impress
sion that there was something OF
his mind which he wanted TO say
But he merely nodded then, anC
went ashore.
Later that afternoon. Mary Lar
sen came aboard. Jim was up il
the chartroom. idly laying out 1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Good aste Today

some time ago. friend began
eating her sherbet with a fork,
and said it was a nuisance to
change to spoon all the time; be-
sides, there was no other place to
put it except on the dinner plate.
To The Boat To Say Goodbye
Dear Mrs. Post: When people
are going on a long voyage. do
they ask their friends to come to
the ship to see them off or do
their friends ask if they may. or
does anyone ask, or what?
Answer: Both and also what"
Intimate friends sometimes say a
day or two ahead: 81 won't say
goodbye now, I'll see you off at
the ship Usually they say moth
ing and just go to the ship as a
matter of course. In fact, many
people feel hurt unless their
friends see them off without being
asked to do so. On the other hand,
those whose boat sails at midnight,
sometimes give a goodbye party,
and invite their guests. Others
hearing of this, would not then
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
} SERIAL STORY
SECRET VOYAGE
BY JOSEPH [. CHADWICK

NE-fERDANi Jim Mallory eoIlides
with Mary Larsen after listening 10 Erie
Forbes and stranger plotting Ia send
Mary TO New York. Mary has "a silver
eigaref ease In her hand hut refuses 10
show ~ Ia Jim. As Jim reaches for the
ease aud Mary struggles 10 keep II. Erie
Forbes enter. aud tells Jim Ia apologize.
The neat da, In the pool. Mary tells Jim
the eigaret ease belongs To Bert Hallo-
ran. first mate Of the sonora. and Forbes
told her Mallory got u when he went
below To lock the ship over. Jim sees
IL about Ia answer when J~ffery Ham
mond comes sIang and suggests they
talk over the deal. After Jim leaves.
Lois Hammond warns Mary 10 rrmem-
her she L. only an empios~ and To keep
away fran Jim
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persuade herself that the upswept
Is flattering when it isn't
Experts predict that hair viii
get shorter and shorter. as It has
in England ever since women be
came busy with defense work.
However, they maintain that the
so-ealled mannish bob wi h
shingled back won't appear again
ever. 1t always spoiled the nice
lines across the back of the neck
and. of course. did less than moth
ing to soften the jswline.
With deep-crowned hats with
swashbuckling. upturned brims,
short hair styles with softness at
the sides are interesting. With the
peaked cloche. worn slightly back
on the head. curly bangs and
medum-size pompadour rolls vie
for favor with sleek. brushed back
front sections. Unless You are a
raving beauty, bangs are prob
ably more suitable than severe
lines. however sleek.
Whatever hair style you choose
for fall, remember that no Golf
fure can be lovelier than the
quality of the hair from which it
is arranged Dull, lifeless looking
locks cannot he ARRANGED II, heai1-
tiful swirls, curls and rolls. II
takes hair that is cleaning with
health-due to sensible diet,
fresh air and nightly use of the
hair brush-to make an outstand-
ing couture remain outstanding
looking for more than IL hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

psychiatric treatment. She il very
intelligent woman. and until re-
Gently was the model wife and
mother. Now she is so extremely
nervous that she can't bear noise
of any kind. and forces her two
children 10 play in the yard most
OF the day. The children are be-
ginning to feel that they are I'M
loved and unwanted. and are de
veloping disagreeable dispositions.
The mother understands chill
dren and always managed them
30 happily, and their present plight
adds to her dependency. She has
an idea that people are pitted
against all children, and anyone
who corrects or scolds them is en-
tirely in the wrong.
Her housework is in a similar
condition. She has found II inn
possible TO keep 1t up. and yet she
feels that she cannot trust 1t 10
a stranger who might do the work
in a slip-shod manner. When we
suggest getting a woman she says
she simply doesn't feel up to
breaking anyone In.
II you have among your readers
some kind and understanding per-
son who would be willing to make
allowances for the childrens be-
havior, and take a loving interest
in the work, who would come even
for a short time. preferably to go
home nights. she would be well
paid and would be doing a real
service to q family who needs
help badly.
am turning the problem over
TO you because l have To move out
Of the state this week. Thank you
for any help you may be able to
give. A READER.
Dear Reader: II there II any
one interested in the case 1 shall
be only 10 glad 10 give them the
address Of the family In question.
l do hope we are able 10 find
help for your friend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Method Given for Removing
Grass Stain From Clofhino

Grass stains are sometimes a bit
difficult to deal with. especially
II the stain is allowed to remain in
the garment for any length of
time. However. II the stain is first
washed with soap and water and
then the residual traces removed
with ether. wool alcohol or gaso-
line. II should be a successful and
comparatively easy procedure. All
are wonderful solvents for grass
stains. but all are highly inflam-
mable and care must be taken to
keep away from all flames while
using these organic fluids. Do this
spotting out-of-doors, IL possible
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

Dear r. r.: shall be happy
70 give you my ideas on the sub
Ject Of selecting n fur coat I
am glad to hear that YOU are
devoting 20 much thought to
the purchase. All too many wo-
men regard . fur coat ss some
thing which hears little relation
"a the rest Of her wardrobe. or
20 the type Of clothes which
always have been most flatter-
Ing.
Keep In mind the fact that \
girl whose figure IL short and
rather squarish. and who would
never dream Of choosing . vol
luminous. boxy wool sport coat,
should never wear such . coat
made Of fur. either.
A fur cape IL no more flafter-
ing 10 . very short woman than
. cloth cape would he. One who
always chooses fairly long suit
Jackets because they minimize
tn size Of her hips ought TO buy
. fur jacket that Is equally long.
Tight dresses never make .
large woman look smaller than
she II, snd . snugly-fitted fur
coat won't either.
II would be . mistake for m
office worker. who can have
enly one winter coat. to buy q
coat In . deluxe fur which will
~ perfect over afternoon
dresses, but hardly In good taste
over tailored suits and office
clothes. The so-called dressier
furs seldom can do an all-pur-
pose Job In q wardrobe. This In
true also Of sports furs.
Among the furs which can do
double duty, however, In Per-
sian lamb. "A threequarters
swagger coat In Persian lamb
will BE- almost rs nice over din
ner clothes ~ over street
dresses and sports suits. This
h true Of Alaska sealskin,
mink blended muskrat, otter,
krimmer and . few others.
Whatever fur you choose, do
resolve to have handbags with
handles The flat purse which
you carry against the aide Of
your coat will, within a short
space Of time. make the fur In
that spot show definite signs
~ wear. Furthermore, when
your coat gets wet, remember to
let II dry slowly. Put II ON =
shoulder-shaped wooden hanger.
and do not hang II near . radla-
tor or Q stove.
Dear Miss Grey: This Is a prob
EN- that would seem to belong in
he want-ad department, but the
make this method
I know of a family
Who il badly in need of domestic
lelp. but the ordinary person en-
ragged In this work wouldn't fill
he bill.
The young mother is suffering
rom severe melancholy and des-
pair and il about to undergo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

come unlimited.
A surprise visit at midnight Is
not always practical. Many peo-
pie go on aboard early-and to bed.
Others arrive after the theater or
from party. just in time to hurry
up the gangplank. Seeing a friend
or a business associate off on his
journey is rather more the obliga-
ton of a man than of a woman.
might add word of advice on the
subject of tact: When man and
his wife are leaving together, that
is one thing. but when one is go-
ing alone. or when young woman
is unwillingly leaving her fiance, it
should be necessary to tell their
friends to say goodbye briefly, and
GO and let them have the last
minutes before the "all off" gong
is sounded, to themselves,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

To wear with an off-the-face
hat-V-shaped at the front
Lura de Gee creates a couture
that makes use OF long hair which
has a trimmer look than the erst-
while pageboy or typical Holly
wood glamor bob. The long ends
at the back are fastened al the
nape Of the neck with a clip. Sides
are upwards. And there are short,
softly curled bangs at the front.
They FIJI in the ' line OF the hat.
With a beret which covers the
back OF the head. Miss de GEE
shows smart. short couture
which follows closely the lines Of
the head and is neat and trim
without being msnnish.
CHORTER hair is. of course. the
- order Of the day. All couture
experts report that their chic
young customers. as well as their
suavely groomed. more mature
customers. are demanding that the
scissors be used freely. Salons are
specializing in smoothly tapered
effects. in hair that is no more
than three inches long all over
the head; in special permanent
waves which give shorter locks
the body they require.
Upswept coiffures are few and
far between. Only those TO whom
upswepts are truly becoming seem
to continue to cling to them. No
body is stretching a point, saying
"Ill get used to it" and trying to
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doorway. He was surprised. Their
suspicious, but somehow he was
pleased
He said. well, come in" And
watched her step over the coam-
ing. enter and stand in the center
of the little room looking about
Bareheaded. and in low feeled
sandals. she looked small and very
young She wore a green tailored
dress with row of globular white
buttons all the way down the front.
Her smile was a little shy.
She said. II know I'm not well
come. Or am r."
ut all depends on your purpose
in coming"
II have several. One is, l wanted
to tell you how right you were
about Eric Forbes. He is trying
to get me back to the New York
office. He's going back tomorrow,
by plane. and he expects me to
accompany him"
And you're going"
81 don't know yet" She gave
him an oblique glance. then looked
away. His offer is rather attrac-
tive. He wants me to be his pri-
vate secretary. It's a good job,
more money. and Mr.. Forbes is
rather attractive - don't you
think ?"
Jim said. Does it matter what
| Think" He was surprised by his
gruffness. This made him sore.
Forbes was putting one over on
her, and she was falling for him.
What was another of your rea-
sons for coming here ,"
Sunday you promised to tell
me If you had found Bert Halo
rams cigaret case when you went
down 10 the Sonora. You didn't
get around to it. VIII you tell me
now ?"
why should I bother? You
wouldn't believe me"
Maybe / wouldn't at that"
She walked about the room,
stopped and looked at the charts
Jim watched her. He saw the
smile on her lips and. paradox.
cally, uneasiness in her eyes.
He said. Listen. is it in your
mind that If l didn't drop that
cigaret case the man who did wa,
Bert Halloran ,"
She didn't answer. but she
turned her face fully from him.
You told me he was the So
=, nora's first mate. and the mate
along with the captain was lost
when the Sonora went down"
Then someone else got the cas-,
off the ship-if you're telling tn,
truth"
Not necessarily. The thing eould
have come into another man.
hands in a number of ways. one
of the crew might have stolen il
Halloran may have lost II to some.
one in a poker game"
You may be right" Mary said
turning to him. Bert did like Il
play poker" She walked past hin
toward the door. halted there anc
faced him again. We'll. goodby
Spike. Knowing you was pleasant
IL not much fun"
He dropped his cigsret. stepped
it out. stepped to her. He stoos
close but he did not touch her.
Il haven't much money now.
he said. but will have some dav
I'm not as tough as l seem. bu
/ am stesdfast. Does that interes
you ,"
Her eyes met his: they wer,
amused. Why should it interest
me >"
1T viii give you reason fol
walking out on Eric Forbes"
Did I say was hunting a rea.
son for walking out on him >"
His face turned darby intent
So you have fallen for him" he
said. You won't believe he mere.
ly wants you where he can watch
you, so you won't spin what YOU
know about this mysterious So
nora business"
And did say have fallen for
him ," she asked
He touched her then. He took
her IN his arms and bent and
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Fur Coat Should Flatter,
Not Hide, Your Figure
Same Rules for Selecting Cloth Goats and Jackets
Should Be Applied When in Search Of Fur Wraps
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: fur coat in my life is and thrill
ing experience | about to purchase which will
doubtless be the of my wardrobe for several
don't make mistake in my choice have been
shopping around for time trying compare values
and styles, and arrive at a wise decision
1t has just occurred to that perhaps few pointers
you be so knd7 X.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the Editorial
page.
l. Harriet Lane.
?. Jenny Lind.
5. New York Yankees.
4 Six thousand.
s. European.
6.Whirlaway.
:. Mschisvelli.
s. Andrew jackson.
p Little Rock.
10. One-half cent
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Sparkling Glassware

To make glassware sparkle,
add a little ammonia to the
water in which you wash it.
Never, of course. use any am
monia when you are washing
glassware with gold or silver
encrustations.