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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied ny Federated
Metals Division. Detroit Spot. 90 per
cent I'm nominal New York. - 90. future
I'm 50 00l lake grade copper delivered
Midwest -. eiectrniyttc spot srelter ~.
casting copper ~ To- 81 Louis lead SO.
- Louis zinc Z 2i. New YORK antimony
u virgin aluminium u.
Tin actual cost az import 81 qj r. I Z
Sew YORK very few offers copper
n p NJ meeting on scrap priority sul m
session Export. IL. Resale, Il. Free
sterling SfO3tS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Pittsburgh Plus Plan for Steel

One Of the controls he pointed through the
tom Of baSng points for freight rates such the Pittsburgh
plus plan for steel He explained that and steel and
proeSScd the West added Of
freight though had been carried all way
Pittsburgh
IT'S little game the, play, he said "The industrial
the West: We mind a
there but mustn't have
location without either
them 10 the East and back pretending
Such language the question whether
uniting all American helghen national defenes
whether the objective internal class and sectional
warfare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Briggs Again Votes
5O-Cent Dividend

Briggs Manufacturing Company
has declared dividend Of 80
cents, payable September 30, 10
holders Of record September %.
The company paid 50 cents each
in the March and June quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Cost Of TeIevision

The cost OF using tclcviSion
for one hour during The day is
$40 and in the evening Sl2O
The National BroadcaSting
Company announces the cost Of
a 5O-Station coaSt-to-coaSt radio
hoOk-Hp for MICS Red network
is Sl6.7Si for one hour between
s and II y. m AcornS E.
oaks VIII tcleviSion ultimately
outslrip radio? Probably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Unioue Barber Shop

! often pass "A Unique baibci
shop on Fifth avenue New York.
It's slogan Is Where BARRIERS
refuse 20 be tipped i displays
this notice
\ NO shaNes no shines
: no toniCs no talk no
tips no women
Inquiry brought the state
ment that business is very good,
that customers appreciate a
quick. efficient lob Without
being bothered with chatter
That's something new In bust
ness. isn't IL?
Nv favoritc barber. Ernie
Lindemann. is the oldest plNng
scissors and razor in New York
81 He has been barberlng for
66 years. lie learned early that
most customers. especially busy
mon. wanted 10 relax when IN a
BARRIERS chair. didn't want
running fire Of inconSequential
talk. Therefore. Ernie long ago
adopted silence unless the GUS
toner spoke first
Few business friends endorse
my guess that the war viii end
before 1912 ends
Copyright 1871 ry 3 Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Hits nti-Business
Line of Reformers'
-Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

anti-busness adopted hold
important federal thwarS national under
which President Roosevelt characterized full national
emergency.
Instead trying American pull together
there tendency keep alive old which
One manifestation OF this egreable tendency the DISPOSE
10 stir sectional antagonm There 10 be impulse
the old prejudice Wall Street under the
industrial East which is charged is exploiting and coonizng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
n. Y. Has Big Plans

President r X Christenberrl
cf Tho Broadway Association
after commenting on 2 recent
column eHHmeraiinR Nef York :
rISantaEes as a NscatJcn spot.
whispered 10 me
"Wc expect Ia originate an
annual convention here that Will
rival in interest the Nardi Gras
or Pasadcna's famous Festival
of Roses.
lie would SAY no more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Heavy Haul PaYoH

In payment Of an ordinary
lead pencil ono customer car
rirS a ton Of freight one mile
for a scratch pad ~ carries ,
tons one mile The buyer IS
Canadian National Railways.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Farmers Market

APPLES-W Wolf River fancy, 81 10 hU
ian f.ncy sss 30 No So soc Soi IS, %': ao
soc, Mcintosh fancy. 81 75T2,25; No. 1
81 254 50 No. 2 75c bu Greetings
cRABAPPLEs 40 /. 259I50 bu
BEANS fancy. s15oa175 bu.
No. l. Sinl35: No. ?. Use. wax. fancy
Sl.5Oai ~, No. /. 81 i35; No. 2
2 as hu; Lima beans. No. /. 81 lisa 325;
BE:ETsgSo. I. 25a 4oc do1. ochs 30
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. /. s3as5o 2i-qt,
BRoccoLI-No. I. siooasi IS eu.
CARRIAGE o5a Soc bu No. ?.
SOC red 80. ! 500 &c. No / son z3e-
=. cANTALoUPEs-No. /, S,25a SO; No
. c'8RRors-Fancy. sc dor. bchs No.
!, 300 soc. 90c n 81 IS hu; No, 2 Csc don.
cAuLiFLowER- Fancy 81 rs bu; No.
1. sian so bu. No ?. 75c bu.
CELERY-Fancy. 351 40c. No. !, 2sd
SOC No. ?. I0H 20c dor. bchs
CELERY CABBAGE-Fancy, 81 bu.;
Celery FOOT No. I, 7scaN
CUCUMBERs- ! slicers 500 7Sc
hu diil ai35. small. A94.5O' me-
EGGPLANT-No / 4oa soc hu.
EGGs--LarEe. si2 5onl3 30-doz case
medium yiglI so small. 50 25ae75.
GRAPEs-No. !. isr2le 4-qt basket.
oKRA-No. ], e0c q 81 s-lb basket, No.
oNIoNs-Green. No. I. 5oa soc dog
nchs dry onions. fancy, s. No. Slp
25; 50-lb sack, No 2. 15o; picking
onions. fancy, $3.50 5o-ib. sack; No. l.
PkRsf,Ey- M &, aog SOC
PARSLEY RooT-No l. asa soc
PARsNIPs-No. /. sl.7522 bu.; No 2.
PEAcHEs-Hals. fancy. $685. bu;
No. ]. 81 5Oa2 bu No ? $l1i25 bu
Elherts fancy. s21225 bu.; No. /, slQ
! So. No. ?. 400 75c
PEARS Fancy 50; No. /. s1.25aiSo;
PEPPER. q Green No. /. soa soc bu.
No. SOC bu. bot No son s5e 50.
?. toc; red hot. No. !. l5O92 ou: red
PtMENTos No. |, <i.5oH2 bu.
PLUMs-Faucy. 2 bu.i No. l., 81 asa
PRUNEs- No l. 81 hu
POTATOES Fancy. aoc . 81 bu: No. !
70 soc bu No 2. i5c hu
" 22c lb: lsEhorns l7al9ci oroilers.
heavy. q n 23c n; leghorns. lsd2ic 10.
PUMPKINS 40 / IS s5c hu
RADIsHEs- Red No 35q'5 doz
hchs No 2 25c long white No / ssh
soc do1. bchs horse No. ], slpl.5o PIX
RAsPBERRlEs-Black No. l. s375a
rs 25-qt crate
RUTABAGAs-No ! s5a s5c bu
bu 10 Csc. ,sbl. queen squash. 10
/ IS s5c bu.: No ?. soc: Italian. SIS o
75c Delicious No. / 75c 81 hu.
SWEET coRN-No. /. IS a SOC bu; No
roNRTors- Fanc, f7s92 IN bu., No
4. e0c n 125 ~; No. ?. soc bu
rURNIPs-No /, $50 soc doz. bchs
vi vEGE7T2ABi.E cREEYs-Romains No. !.
An y soc bu : Escsrole No. / 40 ~ CSC hu..
endive No /, 90c n 81 IS bu.; No. ?. 75c
Hohlrahi No / IS Z soc doz schs sorret
No ! IS q soc bu.; Swiss chard. Is Y SOC
hu: ksle No /. 50 65c bu mustard
81 10 bu IS sec doz hchs spinach.
No ! 9oo n 81 IS bu No. ?. tic bu.
head lettuce. No. I. soc M leaf lettuce
No. !. 90 soc bu; collsrds. No !. $50
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. / 6og 75c
wATERMELoNs-No /. so9soc; No
2, soc.
CHICAGO, Sept ~. -GNs)-BUTTER-
Receipts. SAB tubs. market steady TX
trss, e2 score. 80 standards. 80 score
ss-ss score. 800 SAC specials. 90 score
EsGScSsHHRec.ip,s siis cases. market
steady &c W c gGr p6. receipts, ,p., a.
2si. 2ac. driies 25i checks 2ti4c
CHEZ E-Twins 81 p " pc. daisies.
prints and longhorns. ~ p isc
LIVE POULTRY steady, Turkeys, "
ioai5lsc. springsrs. isis iac: broilers
1871 2Qi5c; ROSTERS, 1871 ql4c; ducks, 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Nation Has 10 Make Sacrifices

This only Of nonessential ordinary
but also the defense spending The administration is tending
10 shift us waste extended Interpretation what meant
by defense We have much effective
Communist sympahizers
Mr. Henderson surrounded himself with paid salaries
large proportion to their experience and ability
In short the nation has 10 make sacrifices and that goes not
only individuals but also for government and the poll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Dividends
Jewel Tea Company de,

Jewel Tea Company declared a
regular quarterly dividend of so
cents on the common, payable De-
cember 20. 10 stock OF record Of
December 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
California Packing Corporation

declared a quarterly dividend OF
37lz cents ON the common. pay
able November ID. TO stock of
record October 81. Previously
paid 25 cents quarterly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Detroit Poultry

Market for springers weak balance
steady: hens, average run, 2ic: leghcrn
hens lbs and UP, fsc: cocks. 100 f2c:
rock springers. average run. zoe: ieghorn
springers, 1se
EGGs-Market unsettled; current re-
ceipts, 271c; undergrades, 24125hc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Kaufman Department Stores.

Inc. declared a dividend of 20
cents on the common, payable Oc-
tober Is, 10 stock Of record Octo-
Der ~. Paid the same amount
July IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Carriers and General Cnrnnra.

ton declared dividend Of 2i2
cents on the common. payable DC.
inher Ito stock of record Sep
tember y. Paid the same amount
July !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Twentieth Century-Fox Film

INoTporatlon declared REGULAR
quarterly dividend of 37ia cents
on the preferred. payable Septem.
Der 80 10 stock of record Septem-
Der 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Universal-Cyclops steel declared

a dividend Of As cents. payable
September 80 to stock of record
September 20. Paid % cents
June 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Imperial Bank Of Canada de-
clared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of $3.50. payable November
/, 10 stock Of record September 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Mead Corporation declared q
dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon, payable October 3. to stock
of record September %. The pre-
vious payment was Is cents,
April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Federated Department stores. Inc. and
subsidiaries for six months ended July 3ir
taxes. etc. against $50 776 IN the like ne
Rod ~ the preceding year For u months
ended July 81 last had net profit Of
50 e62 $50. against s3.is5, 53i in the like
period a year earlier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Earnings

kresgs Department stores Inc and
wholly owned subsidiaries for SIX months
ended August 2 had net proht Of
$50 09s after federal income taxes etc
against Sll 925 for six months ended
Aug 3. 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

NARRACANsETT PARK
weather. clear, track. fast
LYON. Suntime sun Breeze
=. Second Race Mowseen. Tenacious
High Caste, Two Kick Hard Loser.
Rursl Maj. Fly Gent. Arquero
Ihird Race Dan CUPID Lady Val.
Garden Cal. spillwav. C;rsndns's Sov
Morsiep. Yetive Eniitls
Fourth Warning wrch
seventh Race--Count sneeyv
Eigh'h Rsce-Listaro. Career Girl.
Free Bid. Buckets
Ninth Race Declared or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
1871 Range
Sales High Low IO:i5 Chge


u" " p"s""" '"''' "'"''" ''a !" HN uP"O"" "0H
Of only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Livestock Markets
PITTSBURCH

PITTSBURGH sept 12.-uNs) CAT
TLE-Receipts. rs; steady. steers. choice.
s s g. %tdg% E fSGs m:sm
good ss.50as25; common So 50ef7. so.
Cows. medium. good. IS 75n7.75. Gamers
and cutters. s5ms.75. Bulls. good. choice,
HOGS Receipts, ZOO slow; l5c lower.
sI2 Isai2;25 22o.25o lbs, sll.so q II IS;
SO $3.50 5eSiisc roash, So 50 ,o rggl,'o IDS
sHEEP-Receipts, 200: steady. Choies
lambs s1175a - rs: medium. good. -slo3
II: common lambs, ssas.5o; ewes, s31o;
cALvEs-Reesipt.. So; steady Good.
choice, N4a15; medium. Sil.5o q 1880;
cuiis and common, ss-5oas.
CHICAGO, ooo Sep. l2gGNs..Hocsm
Sop s7iS bulk .., 81, sog,1 sesys,
lights, sil ssa12io: light lights sio75S
ll.73: packing sows. o9io.s5: pigs.
CATTLE~Receipts. I. 900: steady Calves.
300: steady Beef steers-Choice. s11.75d
SIS; medium. ssdii.75; yearlings. ss1
I2s5. Butchers: Hefers. ssh so: cows.
feeders. ss%ia 50. s,oeker.: Steers. 500 $50
IL IS; cows and heifers. S7.50n11
sHEEP-Receipts. 1000; steady Lambs,
Sill 5oai2 common, si0n11. so; yeariings.
S'W w. AccutAsg tAl " OF c"to, sS-OVV
5.25.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. ~. Y, Sept. IL
Ns)-HoGs-Receipts, 500: market I'M
evenly l5c TO Csc lower. fairly active at de-
cline: good and choice 1s0-220 lbs, si2. 90;
trucked-ins l7o.23o lbs, si2ai2.i5; 24o-
800 tbs, Sill ion II 90.
CATTLE Receipts, 400 market slow
cleanup trade. weak 10 CSC lower: choice
weighty steers held above si2 grass fed
steers and hefers. 50 75n 10. as: cutter and
common cows. Ss 35n7t Gamer sf.s5
as: weighty sausage bulls around Ss.75;
lighter averages S6.s5Gs
CALVES Receipts. 200; market. veaier
trade active, mostly soc higher; good and
choice, SIS; common and medium, 500
10 50.
sHEEP-Reeeipts 200: market. spring
lambs barely steady. quality and sorts con-
stdered; good to choice 70-s5 lbs. .s0T
IL; medium and mixed grades $3.50
IL so; inferior lightweights around 50 and
below; fat ewes, A75d5.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation and
subsidiaries for me fiscal year ended June
30, had net profit Of 81 2ss. as equal to
81 os share. against si,7t4 sse or 50 10
A share In the preceding year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad for seven
months ended July 81. had a net income
~ 50 1913. 16s equal after dividend require
menfs On the per cent noncumulative
preferred N IS 80 a common share sEsins,
net loss ~ SIZE SO in the 1870 period
The July net income was s.. 03e 255.
,gsinst S96s iss IN July. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

AQUEDt
weather. clear track fast
Ihird Race Romano DISTANT Is,e
Ftfth Race First Fiddle.
sixth Races Marion
Eighth Race Ilanero
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
NARRACANsErr PARK

THISTLE DOWN
weather. clear track fast
Second Race -Dellus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Scratches


HAVRE DE GRACE
Weather. clear. track las,
FIRST Rscs-EAster Holiday. Lau.r.
man. star Chance Streamer
second Raee-Pehobsco' Bay, Grille
star Halealoha, America Fore
Third Race-Cathocs Miss u.n,,,,
Croisssnt Dune ''''
SeNenth Race--sohriqus' Army song
:. Elgnth Race Candle Ends CITY Judge
Money Middle, William Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

HAWTHORNE
weather. clear track, fast
First Race Barbara : Free Ne.
Cape Race, Sir l. Earlshoro
second Race-Msrie Matilda sfmple
LIE. Radio Wave. Plsymay. Five Fiftv
Fslsweep. Donnagina
Eighth Race Port ~ Call Deduce
Fanfun. The Hare. Tskeitfrome Master.
piece.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05
BACK.BUTTONED SPORTS BROCK
PATTERN s77

What a perfect all-around sport of dressl It's Pattern 377, q Claire Tilden style that's just the thing for active tennis or golfing dates but equally trim and attrac. tive 10 wear at home, motoring, shopping or working iil an ofiice. See how smartly 1t "backs Up" to fashion with 6 saucy full-length back butoning that's convenient for quick dressing and easy rom ing. The young pointed collar Is cut wide in front and narrow in back or in a fresh contrast. You'll like for comfort -- have 1t in Self-fabric that curved V-shaped yoke across the front with the blouged bodice lines nicely gathered-in below. The skirt has an easy flare that lets you play or work in perfect freedom. Neat darts in the puffed sleeves fit them smoothly to your arms Add a bow-tie of ribbon just below the collar, if you like. and Jaunty pocket pair, not sketchcd, is op- tional. You'll love this youthful, becoming little frock both for It's wearability and it's simple making Try 1t in linen, chambray or 8 vivid gingham!
 Pattern BIT is cut in misses and women's sizes 12, A, 16. IS, 20, 90, 32, 34, 38 and 40. Size l6 re- quires 3 5-8 yards 35 inch fabric
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (I5c) in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05

that she could indulge her natural desire to do @ few things on her own. Her garden-and her whole family's pride in its loveliness - testify to that.
 She has laughed her way trrovgh what would have been minor tragedies to many women And her sense of humor has help ed her avoid more clashes with her husband than anything else.
 She has held up her end of the marriage partnership ably enough to demand any mans respect = and she has the respect Of her husband.
 ,, And neither hardships. nor dis appointments have touched her feminine sweetness and gentle ness - which is probably her strongest hold on her husband.
 She's fifty and fat. But when her husband leases her by call ing her Mama" there's an indul- gent, admiring look i n his eye that makes any wife who hss never been looked at in just tna; way feel her marriage isn't aS successful as 1t should be.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05

wrapped end wires into the holes and spread out chicken foot fashion on the under side of the cardboard Hold in piace with gummed paper tape. Then 3 inches down from the top bend each wire at right angles so that tl,e tips of the wires meet m center of short ends. For the two long arches cut two heavy No. 10 wires g inches long. Wrap eachl separately with a lh-inch strip ol white crepe paper cut across the grain, ReWrap several times to oo- tain the same thickness as the up rights. Bend the wire in half, then spread out and fasten ends witn spool wire to the uprights. ALSO fasten the two arches together in the center with spool wire. Decorate with sprays of orange blossoms ana bells made from white crepe paper
 ORANGE BLOSSOM: For the flowers cut several strips Of white crepe paper 2 inches dep and 2hs
 inches long. Slash long edge into
 five pointed petals each F men
 wide and 1 inch deep. Curl petals slightly over the scissors ana gatner
 together around a small cluster oi
 yellow rose stamens. Tie base oI flower with spool wire leaving z inches or more for stems. Cut away surplus crepe paper below base oi flower and bring ends of wire hali way around on opposite sides, and then down and twist together un- derneath. Wrap stems with as-incn strip of spring green crepe paper cut across the grain. For the grassy foliage cut across the grain Q strip of the green crepe paper lN inches wide. Fold the strip to right thick nesses. Then cut through one folded edae 1 inch deep. Then clip oil the corner l-l6 inch, down H inch. Then from the same point at the top clip i-l6 inch off again and make a straight cut down A inches. Continue until entire strip IS cut. start wrapping below base or nower with the grassy foliage adding S- inch length of spool wire as you wrap. Add other flowers about z inches apart as you wrap. Make sev- eEal Bower sprays and fasten m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05
OATMEAL IS FINE FOOD

OATMEAL IS FINE FOOD
 Forty or fifty years ago oatmeal was SO highly regarded as a food for diabetic patients that many phy- gicians prescribed quite liberal use of 1t by their diabetic patients, one or two days a week. when patients were advised to take as much as half pound of oatmeal, cooked thoroughly in water for two hours, and when 1t was cooked half 8 pound of butter and the whites of six eggs were stirred in, salt and pepper added if desired. and the dish eaten as gruei, n1ush or fried mugi, divided Into parts, ore part to be eaten every two hours, on oat- meal days. Along with this the pa. ticnt was allowed coffee or tea. I don't know why the yolks Of the six eggs were not alloWed-there IS nothing in egg yolk that a diabetes sufferer cannot take with advantage. Some of the great diet authorities of the old days believed that dia. betics aggimilated oatmeal well in spite of the 67% of carbohydrate 1t contains.
 Long years later vitamins were discovered. Tn the opinion of some nutrition authorities vitarnin B complex, especially the thiamin (Bl) entity of 1t, Is essential for the normal metabolism or utiliza- ton Of carbohydrate. This is the action of vitamin B have in mind when I call 1t "poor mans insulin. In many instances diabetes pa. tientS who require a certain daily dose of insulin find that they car get along with less inSulin after they have supplemented their die with an optimal daily ration 0. vitamin B complex for a few months-say 1900 units of B1 ane the proportionate amounts of thu other entities of the complex in ont or two capsules daily.
 It is my belief-take 1t or leav' | it-that the deficiency of our mod ern diet in vitamin B complex ha a good deal to do with the abnor nal craving for carbohydrate foot which seems to account for mos obesity. The experience of a grea many persons on a reducing die supports this belief, for they no tice and report, without suggestion that when they regularly supple ment their reducing diet with daily ration of vitamins the. neither get so very hungry nor g low, depressed and miserable a they have become when they trie'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05
QUESTIONS X ANSWERS
 Dreaming

! dreamed that when reach the age of seventeen I will die. I havt heard that some dreams come true.
 (L. M. p
 Answer-Dreasns have no definite significance. Fully conscious I may idly think, say, that I am fated td have a serious accident next time I drive somewhere-but I dismiss the thought when reason that I'll take care to avoid danger. If I dreamed the same thing I could not reason or exercise good judgment about 1t because these higher facsIle ties are asleep not functionlng.
 Care of the Hair
 At 27 years og age Q young man Is losing his hair at the temples. He has been told white iodine Is Q hais restorer. (A9.MJ AYlswer--"Whlte" or "colorless" iodine isn't iodine at all. There IS no ground for the notion that iodine applied to the scalp can restore hair Sometimes taking an iodin Ration seems to make the hair grow more vigorously. Send stamped envelope bearing your address, and ask for Care of the Hair" and "Instruc. tons for Taking an iodin Ration" Protected by John 2. Dille Coo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05
Of Interest to Women

Have you Q household problem to solve? Write your question clearly, ssgn your name and ad' dress, enclose three cent D0stage stamp and mail to The W0man's Editor, Washington Service Bu- reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington, D. C.. fer g personal reply.
 o. What kinds of toys are suit able for infants?
 A. They must be washable and without sharp points or corners, large enough so that they cannot be swallowed, and without loose parts, such as bells, that might come off and be swallowed. Rubber or bone toys are best and should be washed frequently. Painted toys should never be given to infants.
 O. Please give directions for washing wicker furniture before painting it.
 A. Wash with solution made oi one heaping tablespoon washing soda to quart of warm water. Use small scrubbing brush. Stand the furniture in the sun to dry. Paint it the same as unfinished wood tur- niture, carefully brushing out any paint that has a tendency to ac' cumulate in the crevices where ths
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05

to follow other reducing regimens in which no provision for maintain
 ing & good intake of vitamins was made. This scientific improve
 ment of the reducing diet has efl- abled a great many overweight irl.
 d1viduals to reduce satisfactorily, and with obvious benefit to healtl, and vite, despite repeated failures in previous attempts-failureS due to inability to endure the let-dowi, caused by the daily vitamin sup- ply which, as a rule, has been bare- ly sufficient to prevent deficiency
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-05
Q MODERN MENUS
BY MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX NEA Service Staf Writer

k1VWG COIlVS tllG UTluGI
 The occasion calls or beautiful table, something always to be re- fnerHbered. For only few cents and c few hours time, you can make at home a lovely table arch with wed- ding bells and orange blossoms.
 WEDDING TABLE
 N ARCH: For the base cut strip of white cardboard 8 inches wide and % inches long. Cover top side with Q strip of spring green crepe paper. Then pierce hole in each corner inch from the edge. Make the uprights by wrapping together three pieces of heavy No. IS wire. each i2 inches long. Leave 1 inch of wire unwrapped at one end Re- wrap several times with q h-Inch strip of white crepe paper cut across the grain. Then insert the un-