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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
. SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
Y SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

| comes Doc. looking for his break
fast His first question was about
Juddy.
shes on n cruise" said.
is she all right"
Sure, shes all right"
Docs she need me for any.
thing >"
No. she doesn't need YOU"
We'll. ] thought-are you sure :
I mean-has Todd-did the man
l. she married ?" He'd finally sue
cecded in getting II out.
mot more than usual Not A.
much, In fact. Hendy 10 putting
through the divorce"
Because Of that" he said very
quick and sharp.
Here was my elew to come clean
and tell him there wasn't any
that but another Of my big ideas
was stewing In the brainpan. II
wasn't cooked quite through yet.
'Hendy doesn't know" said.
Doc. don't know how I'm going
To get her back. She's lost her
taste for this place"
Because I'm here >"
Il reckon it's mainly because OF
the Hanging Tree. I'm no nervous
Natalie. Doc. but there's times
when I think how close a eaIl II
was for you and Old swoby and
well, ! see things. too. passing
the bend"
Tho tree won't stand forever"
he said.
God send the big wind that'Il
blow Il down." | said.
Would she come bacz then ."
Il wouldn't wonder a mite " ]
said. stick around and see Z"
He shook his head. I'm leaving
"a soon as can get things cleaned
up"
Huh ? What about your Wan
dos ,"
NO more WAndoa"
What do you mean. no mon.
Wandoes7 Dead Injuna don walk
out on you. just like that"
Dead injuns IL correct" he said.
what i took 10 be q settlement
turned out 10 be only a burial
ground. A sort Of private oeme-
terry"
'Ill say it's a cemetery" ] said.
'Tomhstones for Tambay"
Il don't follow you. Nom"
"Yo1 haven't paid off ths noe
yet. have you7"
no. II isn't due tiii the frs. .
well. II the Wando lode IL
played out. you'd be = sucker 10
Continued on Page II. Column ~
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thought that night l had
squeezed every memory of him out
of my life and heart. but should
have known better even then. He
is still in my heart He has been
there ever since, and there h no
bitterness now-only longing, deep
and everlasting. Lately have
met a wonderful man. don't love
him with any Of that wild. crazy
love of seven years ago but ! DO
respect and admire him and like
him immensely.
He wants to marry me and i
think would like to marry him
and have a home, except for one
fear. l know that I won't ever
get over my first and only love and
I am afraid the memory OF that
will always be intruding and spoil
ing any chance III ever have for
happiness. You are IL people.
Perhaps some OF you have expert
enced the same problem.
Do you think person can over
come the memory of a past love
and be happy with someone else ?
IT. c.
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Before Getting Permanent
Condition Your Hair

Ncecay expect. ycu u knew -
technical sd ~ p~rmansas vsvsnE
re customer simply rats h>rs~if
n the hanas a . rod. thsroufkiy
exr<risneed cr<F.teF. ard l<ts hin
make al the teczslens
However. TIE smart eussem<r
to<. Inssst thai test ceri - MADE
Ard - DE. the Trustworthy
operates. No matter hoe many
permanent. you've had N the
sane shop. sou - ah<sd erly after
the results cf TIE t<st eur have
been carefully examined.
fts . mistake. 81 course. % tell
the operator that your hair as
rot n~en nlsseh<d cr tinted ~h~r
you kncw very well that u hss
90. meshcd II winding srd th~
amount - heat ne gives csr -
correct enls n yea ecsr<rss> =
don't expect him 10 - he e~st
work u he has 20 Euess ~ "a ~hHt
had been used On ycur hair and
how lons aso n vas us>d. Ne must
be guided ~ the tsxtars ard aisn
the condition % yeur hair.
Hsir should - eouditIonsd fut
. as~ permanent An oil shampoo
or two. conscientious addsticeal
brushing and massage viii sad ss
the return AZ your Investment
TuoRou0H nINsrNs
Ths Ideal permanent leaves he
hair scft and silky with % sfiii
ends and no frtszrd-ur looking
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GOOD TASTE
TODAY


Leaving Food on Ones ffak h NO
Compliment Ia Hostess
Remarks made 10 me In the let
tiers from the younger generation
have often pleased me by granting
me a young point of yisw But q
letter received today, which dis
agrees with my opinion that one
should not deliberately leave food
on ones plate, II The first 10 sug-
gest that | arn too young 10 have
learned my table manners until
after the World war and Mr..
Hoovers mo waste" campaign
were the orders Of the day
sotherwlss. this letter CON
tinues. you would have been
taught that leaving n little food
on the plate. WA tns correct way
70 show your hostsss tina, you had
had = sIfficisncy.+
I have also had = very charming
letter from a lady who tails ma
that her mother. born In 1895. and
two very old relatives always isft
piece for manners. On their
plates.
To this I can answer only that
American customs ~hien nsess-
ssrily have come down 10 us from
all Of the countries Of the world
are utterly beyond count And ths
fact that u happens not 70 have
been a practice that ! remember IL
not important In any case I Do
not think the ldsa - a good ons.
I agree II course that Il as never
proper 10 wipe up ons's plate with
bread a. n the dog had licked u
But Ia my opinion Il is certainly
better manners % eat al ~ yOtlF
helping showing your hostess
your appreciation of Il Enan "
leave part u II Ia dlstAate
I cant believe that II could b.
pleasing 20 any hostess VINO mas
Cor - hsrAeifj a famous eook. T.
Sc food left On the plates es Der
Kasata. Imagine Tor example. ths
feelings ~ one q the renowned
Eogrmsta Ia seN Orleans. were
guest not 70 eat ths very lsst
celectable nnofssil
Aiso think u = Fiially Import
ant that a enid be taught that
food left in ne aish eaa b as<d.
Food lsft on ones plate goes into
the Es1Il palm other words. 70
waste
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CHAPTER XXI

Hendy flew back to report, and
brought word to the sheriff that
Loren Oliver was ready 10 fsce
trial any time the governor would
guarantee his safety.
Looks like we wouldn't need
him." Mowry said.
"How's that again ," I said.
Bike Croft has lit out for the
hills. lie talked too much. The bull
let that killed my Cousin Mauric
didn't fit Prof. divers gun. 1t did
fit Bikes. No. I don't reckon
thes1l be any further trouble for
the Prof. But reckon he'd better
be gettin' back here. Pretty quick,
too"
He gave me the meaningful eye
Fortunately Hendy didn't take any
notice. He was explaining to Jud-
dy that his orders were TO fly her
down to Charleston where the
yacht had put in. She went in TO
finish packing.
What's about this cruise, Hen
dy?" l asked him. lis II a plant
to get Judy back into the Kent
family"
He shook his head. and looked
quite melancholy. for him. mot a
hope" he said. Il can take IL when
I'm licked. You never know what
you've lost till the ball is over the
fence and out OF the park I'm
writing my lawyer and having the
final papers fixed up. 10 leave
Judy her freedom. Don't LET her
marry Todd. though. TIN never
work"
A swell lad in lots Of ways.
Hendy, and no mans fool. His
bad luck was In having things
come his way too easy.
Make your mind easy. pal"
said. she isn't having any OF
Angel"
The helieopter took off. leaving
a large vacant spot In the mid NJ
my riff. II you get me. never
would have believed a house could
be as lonely as Tambay. with judi
dy gone. II shivered and shud-
dered and crea<ed in its uneasy
sleep. until had TO move 10 the
camp. That wasn't any better I
missed Doc as much as Judy.
Imagine me. Nom Banner. the cid
road tramp, getting herself all
wound up in domestic ties!
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sr~as u sfsuld - fsIlswe9 ~ :
taorcsaA si>snslnH go Fsss<na -
remove permanent wave Ic<Soa
csc<s whfeh IleGsr. and = msss
TIE hair enslsf h wave sn1 nan
sHe.
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r<fmanent nr,lehlna = fues - im-
pofssnt - pc curing reatfn>a
AM nra>elas went harm . Grcd
finger vavs--it vtli hep N hair
sna sraip IN fine cendlttca.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30

1dtors Note Readers
answered
dvnlfed IN
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Your postmaster can tel you
how 10 invest In u. s. Defense
Bonds.
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How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes, 5; no, l.
Men: Yes, 4; no, 2.

Mechanic: Yes. Forget the first
guy. He's probably forgotten her.
Hairdresser: Yes. The wild,
erazy love never lasts. It's the
flame which burns steadily that
never goes out.
Bus Driver: No. She'll always
find fault with this second man.
Housewife: Yes. She may not
be able entirely to forget, but II
won't seem so important later on
Laborer: No. Seven years is
long time to be in love like that,
and / don't see how she ever can
clear him out of her mind.
Demonstration: Yes. Time Is q
great healer and her present fear
Ia a foolish one.
Hat Salesman: Yes. She's GER
tainly a romantic girl. but I'm
sure she can forget a guy who
tossed her aside.
shop Girl: No. She should try
10 meet the first boy again. Maybe
he feels the same way now about
her.
Movie Usher: Yes. In the movies
shed marry this first man in the
last reel, but in real life, sne
should be happier with the second
fellow.
Housewife: Yes. With house
work and budget problems these
DAYS she will find there's much
more to think about than first
love.
Plumber: Yes. Home Ii the
most important thing in life and
il will come to mean much more
than anything else could.
Teacher: Yes. She's been NOR
bid about her past, but new life
ahead of her should make her
laugh at this fear.
Whenever possible the MASK
ed Jury will try 10 give the
decision reached by the per-
.on submitting the problem.
Read the Masked Jury tomor-
row TO find out what hap
pened in this case.
Copyright, 1912
Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In U. S. Defense
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CROCHETEO PANEL

Animals Of the forest great ond snno blessed IN
this charming nursery panel Crochet II 70 CRIB
cover, TOO Poern III confoins directions and chor for
pone; materials required, Illustrations Of stitches.
Send ten cents coin ono token FOR this poffern
70 The Tocono Times Needecroff Dept Tocomo. Wosh
Write poniY pottern number, Jour name ond address,
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PATTERN

She'll be Queen Of Hearts In
this little frock. whichever version
you choose Pattern xe2o was de-
signed by Anne Adams as . cum
ming school-or-play frock. Make
one little dress Of Bingham with
gay contrast for the bodice, the
collar and sleeve-bands. and sp-
plique a Bingham heart on the
bodice. Make another froek. for
warmer weather. all Of one fabric.
and use ric-rsc as your color &C
cent on the little heart pockets
too, Note how the skirt u pan
elled back and front for flare 4.
note how the bodice buttons down
the back for easy dressingl Long
sleeves are optional. The Sewing
Instructor shows you how to sew
a fine seam"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
viii Post Loves Memory
Mar Her Happiness Now?
Today's Case

Ladies and Gentleman Of the Jury Seven years ago
in love with think loved him much 1t is pos
sbe for any love All hopes and thoughts Of
the future planned him and for him. And then.
quickly that it happened He met some else and
ended that wonderful love of standing street
corner. calling each other names
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RELEASE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE
Aad You Asy fniey Lite More
Sleep SesnSsr - Awake Rsffsshse
Ready for Coco Day's Ners.

Normally Jour liver should ditzn@fEs
about a quart q precious digestion. ai1lng
s,siess ever - hoara. sczniF noN-a
sloHfrr Up nay mean SICK Hescschss, 80
eaIed BIiio1sness, Poor Dissection sife
fhst half siek" esprsssee feeling.
STIR Yourseir Probably ~ YOU nsec 70
N xer.is sxrftAats take half a teAxpooaf1l
Of Kruachen ssitH "a famous bend Of ar
szlts1 r. thret-qrartsrt q gia4s Of Dot
or cold water even morning. bait an hour
before breakfast Dat nliha meruins-
This simple sensiais prescription mat has
worked sondtra for tno1HArca should De
fnk sane for yeu. TT krusrhtn--a
famous EngiIh forrnuis-fof % days %
shass eff thtf run DOR" fefhrg arc
get a res iii" Keep = ~ for y caFa
fsu must fee looG better. OF Fcpf
r-onsT hsck. Fxyiest DraE Stnrt- AcF.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how 70 invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Vegetable Goulash
Tempting Dish

Vegetables can be made attractive
to every one. It's mostly a matter
of finding the right method of prepa-
ration, Ripe olive vegetable gou-
lash" is the sort of dish that those
fortnight individuals like, who are
apt to make slurring remarks about
the bunny food you thought was a
nice-looking carrot salad. Chopped
ripe, olives-ready- prepared or cut
from the pits of whole fruit-give
this dish it's meaty flavor If your
family is small, note that the gen.
erous proportions of the following
recipe are intended to serve eight
persons.
RIPE OLIVE VEGETABLE
GOULASH.
strips bacon.
/ chopped medium sized onion.
4 teaspoons Chilli powder.
cup chopped green sweet pepper.
3 cups cooked string beans.
2 cups cooked or canned corn.
IL cups chopped ripe olives.
Salt to taste
l cup grated, quick-melting type
American cheese.
8 servings cooked, seasoned
noodles, spaghetti or rice.
Cut bacon into small pieces. Com
bine in frying pan with onion and
fry until bacon is cooked and onion
is wilted, but not brown. Add chilli
powder and blend. Add green pepper,
string beans, corn, ripe olives and
salt, and cook four or five minutes,
stirring to prevent scorching. Pour
into baking dish and cover top with
cheese. Bake until cheese is melted.
Serve hot over noodles or substitute.
Serves eight.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
You Can Paint Your Legs
And Remain Undetected,
Thanks to Beauty Aids
: Simulated Stockings Appear
In Liquid and Paste Forms;
Disadvantages Are Minor
By Helen Yoef

be perfectly fair about this thing why
might be Just much makeup the stun
without stockings they precious nyons patriotic Others
maintain liquid
simulate stockings just much bother and there finally that
which lovely suntan that makes articiay
pale before 1t.
However you're
approach something ngng lobster
likely you interested this phase the
cosmetic field the
leg makeup in sort Of makeh That is the prospective
enterprng than such
beauty items This however the story different and there
serious expected paint legs
undetected do f-with
liquid produced Of
bottled sunshine
Evening star., 1942-06-10

When have you seen q dress which
looks easier to sew than this button
upper" which we present In Pattern
No. 1622-B? Any one who can sew
at all can finish this style without
trouble. Furthermore you'll find it
not only amazingly comfortable to
wear for work and lounging. but
flattering as well!
Kimono sleeves give you airy COOL
ness for the hottest days. The low
neckline Is pretty. The silhouette,
with its dart-fitted, sash-tied mid
riff and flaring skirt. Is brisk and
youthful. You can slip this dress
on and of in a jiffy and, since it
opens nat, 1t can be put through
the laundry in q hurry.
Here's q dress Tor inexpensive
cottons such as gingham. calico,
poplin or percale. 1t Is q dress which
will cost little to make and which
will give long and satisfactory
service.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1622-B
is designed for sizes II, Is, ID, 20; 40,
~ and A. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, "a, 36, 38, 40, a and
A. Size 16 (3D requires 31s yards
IS or 80 inch material, ~ yards bias
fold tape.
Send for the new Fashion Book
to aid you with its many clever sug-
gestions for summer sewing! Pat
terms in all sizes from to 50. The
Fashion Book may be ordered for
IS cents or, together with q 15-cent
pattern for rs cents plus cent for
postage.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Use Fruit Pectin
In Quick Recipe
For Jellies
Too Cups of Strip
May Replace One
Cup of Sugar
By Edith M. Barber

The businesswoman housekeeper
asks for recipes for jellies which
can be made in short order. Il don't
have much time, but I would like
to make some jelly which adds a
touch to a quick meal"
The quick method for jelly de-
mands the use of fruit pectin, which
can be purchased by the bottle in
any grocery store. Directions for
every type of jelly will accompany
the bottle. and they must be fol-
lowed exactly. Two cups of white
corn sirup may replace each cup of
sugar in any recipe for fruit pectin
jelly. Fruit pectin is actually con-
centrated apple juice which has a
rather bland flavor. AS currants,
raspberries, or whatever you use, are
cooking such a short time. the
natural fruit flavor is preserved. OF
course, currants, which have plenty
of natural pectin, do not need the
addition of extra pectin. but if you
want a quick method you may like
to use it. II the ,currants are very
ripe, it may be advisable to use it in
any case.
II the family is small, you may
like to pour the jelly into small
glasses which will contain Just
enough for one meal. The glasses
must be thoroughly washed and
scalded. so that they will be hot
when the jelly is poured in. Hot
paraffin must be poured over the
jelly at once, and after it has cooled
the glasses may be covered with the
tin covers which come with the
glasses.
Evening star., 1942-06-10
Child Reflects
Attitudes Of
His Parents
Eliminate Faults
You Don't Want
In Offspring
By Leffice Lee Street,

By Leffice Lee Street,
No one with q silver Of sense ever
claimed that bringing up children Is
easy. No one with a feeling for
duty or a mature point OF view
brushes aside this responsibility
for selfish pleasuring or ignores
the sacrifices, adjustments and
thought necessary toraising happy
family.
Knowing this is true every one
would answer promptly, oh, OF
course" but how many parents
analyze the problems that arise in
training their children in direct
relationship to their attitude and
treatment Of these kids of theirs7
Difficult parents. and they are
the ones who have troublesome
children, are likely be too ego
tistical to look honestly at their
own weaknesses and to admit that
they are reflected In their impress
Sionable youngsters.
Observe the parents of the child
who is proned to swear or to be
destructive or the unwaShed
scrawny little urchin who is allowed
out long after dark, or the treach-
erous small deceiver. or the mis-
erable, inhibited little creature
afraid of his own pitiful shadow
or the strutting braggart who
bullies smaller children and loves
to torment animals, and what dc
you see?
Behind children like these are
more than likely parents who are
ill-mannered and careless Of speech
in their homes; the lazy woman
who hasn't the "get-up and go" tc
keep herself neat and clean; the
petulant. sly-tongued mother who
is discontented and complaining
breaking down the humor. hope:
and ideals of husband and family
remembering mistakes and forget
ting good deeds; the bullying. In
tolerant parents with minds about
as open and flexible as turtles hid
den in their shells, or foolish parent:
who shower presents and sticky
exaggerated praise and loving upon
their misguided children.
Many parents. finding fault with
their offspring. would do exceedingly
well to criticize themselves, tc
search their own weaknesses and
no matter how it hurts, to admit
they must change for the better
before they can correct their chill
dren. With few exceptions, chill
dren are like a mirror into which
we gaze.
AS we travel through the years
it is impossible for each day to be
blissfully untouched by trouble.
Jobs are lost. sickness comes, op-
portunities escape from our fingers
we grow older and less buoyant
love and understanding betweel
husband and wife are hideously
distorted sometimes into antag-
onistic walking or tc
outright pickering and fighting. and
war arrives to add to the load OF
all.
What then Of the innocent chill
dren who find themselves in such
environments? Growing up means
learning to accept realities and they
will be all right If their parents
face their own problems and ordeals
with self-control and the proper
spirit. The right sort Of person
does not permit hardships to make
an impression upon his thoughts
face and habits of life. He con-
trolls any show of dread and despair
before his children. Parents who
do not let the troubles Of their own
lives affect those of their children
(and may the world be happier fol
them than 1t is for us, we pray
will raise youngsters who will not be
Intellectual adults.
Evening star., 1942-06-10

90 Is pour b BcucTOuS dulOult utO'
the palms of your hands and apply
it with long, sweeping. upward
strokes from toes to above-the-
knee level. It goes on smoothly
and can be blended so evenly that
it's really impossible to tell that
you, smart creature, have made
up" your legs. We appeared at
gathering the other day wearing
this miraculous stuff and were COM
pletely undiscovered until We began
Dragging about how wonderful 1t
is. Then our only criticism was,
by gosh, it's the first time !
ever saw nylon with goosehesh!"
However, lest you trample small
children in your rush to the COS
metic counters, We are forced to
make one or two slightly unhappy
observations. First of all. you must
let 1t dry very. very thoroughly.
Should you venture out with the
liquid still slightly damp you will
leave as obvious q trail as though
you were strewing bread crumbs
behind you. We made the mistake
and we know from the makeup
smudge on the hem of a dress and
from the tell-tale streaks on the
edge of q leather cushion. How
ever, let it dry thoroughly and use
a moderate amount of caution and
you'll be o. K. Perspiration does
make 1t come oh-particularly If
your legs stick to" a cushion or
chair-but with a normal caution
everything is fine We greatly
regret to report that it does leave
traces on the bedclothes, too, so
that eliminates the late riSers'
hopes of putting it on at night
to save trouble in the early am.
Soap and water remove 1t, but
ordinary transforms are supposed
to leave 1t blissfully intact. We
have yet to be caught in thunder
shower, so we can't give you first
hand information on that score.
Another excellent adaptation Of
the idea Is the brainchld OF an
English firm which makes wonder
full items for the gloriflCation OF
the American beauty. Their leg
makeup is in a jar, in paste form,
and it's the loveliest. darkest color
you've ever seen. This one is ap-
piled in much the same way as the
liquid, except that you moisten
your hands with cold water before
dipping into the paste and also
use cold water to spread 1t evenly.
The paste is an equally peachy idea
which looks good and works well,
with the proper care. so 1t seems
to be a question Of whether you'll
take your suntan out OF a bottle,
jar. or apply it by means of the
diversified "lipstick" coloring which
q third manufacturer is presenting.
Anyway. if you're skilled at the
performance it shouldn't take you
long to put on your stockings"
in the morning. You can paint
seams If you want. with brown eye
brow pencil, but that seems like a
great deal of effort-particularly
when seamless stockings are SO chic.