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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
ALASKA: Where Modern Pioneers Go
By SAN JACKSON


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

MISS BETTY EEf4 announces Ire
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OUR NEW WATIH and jeweiry
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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Evening star., 1942-08-07
Lipstick Stains

Lipstick stains on linens and cot
tons usually can be removed By
washing In warm water and mild
soapsuds.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
By Pe9ey Roberts

By Pe9gy Roberts
vision Of hats The beret
chic
especially attractive
bright clip other fall winter
fabric is suitable.
pattern medium headsz
directions making smaller headsses
1925 Washington Needle
Aytz Department, D, York N. r
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Look trim and efficient when you
Are working, but look pretty during
social hours, say all the young
junior misses who express them
selves on the clothes question. And
here's . dress bound to make you
look pretty the little tight
fitting basque top helps. the low
neckline helps and 50 does the full,
gathered skirt!
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1863
Is designed for sizes II, 13. Is, II
and 10. Corresponding bust mea-
surements 20. 81, 33, IS and 81
Size Is (3D requires 334 yards So
inch material
We are ready with a new Fashion
Book for Fall, fascinating guide
to styles for the coming season
Send Is cents for your copy today
It may be ordered with a 15-cent
pattern for Is cents, plus cent for
postage.
For this attractive pattern
send Is cents, plus / cent for
postage, in coins with your name.
address, pattern number and
sire wanted TO Barbara Bell, The
Evening Star, Post ONCE Box IS,
Station o. New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Fatigue Causes
One to Lose
Interest
Weary Wife Needs
To Alter Routine
OfDaily Life
By Dorothy Dis

By Dorothy Dis
Dear Miss Dix: I am ~ years old
and feel ~ il were 81 instead. /
have 4 wonderful husband who
works six days q week and makes q
decent salary at a lifetime job, and
I know he sincerely loves me. We
have been married three years and
have an s-month-old child. Our
home IS finely furnished.
The first two and \ halt years Of
our marriage We scrimped to get
these thinss and could save no
money. Before and after the haby's 5
birth ( required = great deal Of
medical care and this took quite 4
bit Of money. We have no debts at
present, but due to rising prices Of
food and rent and union dues We
still don't seem able to have any
money. I have to do all Of the cook
ing, washing and cleaning and tax
ing care Of the baby and 4 six-Yoom
house. am worn out with the work
and pinching pennies. for / deny
myself everything permanents,
dresses and Amusements.
Worse still, the baby cries and
keeps me awake at night. The
doctors say that there Il nothing
the matter with him. that it u just
a habit and that he will grow out
Of 1t, but 1t IL running me crazy.
Now my problem II I have gotten
30 I don't know whether I love my
husband or not. I have gotten 70 I
don't seem to have any feeling for
either him Or the baby. What do
you think Is wrong with me?
DOROTHY.
AnSver-I think you are 80 phys
ically exhausted that you have got
ten emotionally numb. The wise
thing for you to do Is to hire some
competent woman to come and take
charge Of your house and child for
Z month. She will break the baby
Of its had habit Of crying IN . couple
Of nights. for she viii know how to
deal with 1t.
And do 80 and get . permanent
and pretty dress Or two and spend
your afternoon at the movies, and
you win look like and feel Ike Q new
woman. Maybe you win have to 20
In debt for this.
But, reading between the lines, I
Judge that you are living beyond
your means. You have finer fur
niture than you can afford and q
bigger house, and 1t keeps you under
too big . strain. Also, you are Ger
tainly not q good manager. Ny
earnest advice to you is to try to
simplify your mode Of living.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

OF WnaJ 10 Ncdr W 6diOei Poa a"SSt
but when she ventures to enltghten
the feminine world at large on the
subject Of when and how to wear
slacks, we are faced with the dismal
prospect of seeing all our ideals
vanish In q cloud of sassing trousers
and dropping Aacks.
Says Mrs. Post. In answer to
the many questions as to where
slacks are now considered In good
taste and by whom they may be
becomingly worn. I should say that
everywhere out of town In summer.
especially at places where people
spend much Of their time in boats.
or on the beach, or camping IN the
woods. Stacks are practical and
therefore suitable almost every
where. Further than this, tn urban
communities the question Of whether
to wear them depends entirely upon
how they look! When they are
well fitted and well pressed and
worn by = young girl or slim woman
who carries herself we'll. Macks can
be very smart. But when they are
sloppy and wrinkled and 20 bulgtng
on the fat that they suggest STUFF
fing with cotton vadding. they may
still be considered proper for camp
ing and fishing. very certainly they
are not becoming.
From the war-work angle tbs
wearing Of slacks actually pants In
machine shops and factories is an
obvious necessity quite outside Of
any question of becommgness."
Oh, my, Mrs. Post! The poor
struggling fashion writers have been
waging a large fight against all
these things. Smartly dressed
women Just don't wear slacks In
the city, no matter how practical"
they are nor how well fitted and
well pressed nor how slim and erect
the wearer. They're fine for this
country. but they're taboo for shop
ping, and, dear Mrs. Post, we'd
hate to see your reaction to the
sight Of slacks at luncheon IN an
urban hotel. We are perfectly
willing to grant you that slacks
may be worn for camping and fsh-
ing and such. and that they are
approved in factories and machine
shops, but not In town, please,
Not on r street, anyway.
| Forgive us If We sound bitter but
today we have seen another ideal
collapse. Say It was all . horrible
mistake, blame 1t on the syndicate
proofreaders, but please, please taka
| it back
| Frankly, Mrs Post. we're upset.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
It's Smart to Mix Woods
Only When Care Is Used
Don't Combine Early American
Pine With the Darker Toned,
Very Formal Furniture
b. Mayparef Nowelf

Dear would like opinion
woods for living
with mahogany
My and also antique
4
K. d.
t .
amount planning and contrast For instance In your the
likely could
all together effect
with formaity 18th
tables
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Please, Dear Mrs. Post, Say
That You Didn't Mean 1t!
Etiquette Authority Condones
Wearing of Stacks in Town,
While Fashionists Despair
By Helen Voet

BY Heten ~ 0e1
Throughout socaled adult life have stood somewhat
awe Of the Having the Of person
receiving line backwards this normal AND
nothing miraculous than
social behavior At the drop OF calling
equally conviction nat tins An ase
though the temptation 10 vano
his neo
he might influence
all have gathered nes ooken
than Mrs Emily Post eque
felt compelled recent questions put "
fashions We Mrs Post Wnen comes 10
weddings and respect her kowleoee
Evening star., 1942-08-07
New Togs for Old

Make . dressmaker suit look en-
tirely new and feminine. Edge the
pockets and possibly the collar with
perky rumes Of bias tAf1eta. The
New York shops are showing this.
They are also featuring edginss and
darts Of bright color which can Be
added 1t home.
If your coat lining II frayed
around the bottom. this waste waY-
den trick viii make It last another
season. Buy 4 length Of wide sros-
grain, or some ribbon which con-
trasts with the texture of the Inning
ana sew It Ia q vide band over the
bottom Of the lining.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Collars away" Is . 1o43 fa2hion
headline. And this means that II
you have an old coat or suit you
want to give = new look to, have
your little tailor" remove the COL
lar and gently round the neck clos
ing. Or cut In long v from the
shoulder and wear with bright
colored scarf.
Make something Of last years
suit with saddle stitching. Simply
run the saddle stitching around
revers and collar. and outline pock-
cts. Stitch a navy suit with white,
q brown suit with beige. 4 gray suit
with black, or use sayer colors Il
you like them.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Why Grow Old
Question Box
By Josephine Lowman

DJ - OSC PbSHO %OD"O"
l. Please tell me what sports and
exercises are good for reducing the
waisthne"
Answer - Swimming, badminton
and tennis are best. All stretching
and bending exercises are fine for
the waist. Pay particular atten-
ton to the stretching part Of all
bending exercises.
7. Please advise me what kind Of
a rinse / should use and where to
get it. I have some gray in my
hair.'-W. j.
Answer-So sorry, w. j., but hon.
estly do not feel that I am quahfied
to advise you about rinses for the
hair. I do suggest that you 60 to
some beauty parior and get An
experts advice on this subject
,. II am knock-kneed. Is there
anything I can do about it?"
Answer-This Is . difficult prob
lem, since 1t Is . fault Of honey
structure to . great extent. Horse
back riding might help, and this
exercise may, too: Sit on the floor
with your legs stretched out In front
Of you. Lean back on the hands.
Lift the hips and legs of Of the
floor, separate feet and rotate the
legs outwardly As far IS possible
Hold for a few moments. Return to
first position. Relax and then re-
peat.
4. (a) "Is there any way a stout
face can be made thinner" None
that will not break down the tissue.
other than general loss in weight
tb) DO you know of any exercise
that will benefit waistline?" Refer
to my answer to question No. ! to-
day. fc) How can I acquire large
bust?" BY taking exercises to de-
velope the chest muscles.
5. ta) AT IS is It natural for ths
skin around the eyes to be rather
dark? Does this happen as one get
older?"
Answer-While the pigmentatior
Of the skin does change as one get.
older, I don't think you should hav,
dark circles at IS. Try getting out.
doors more. sleep longer. take daib
exercises. eat vitanin-rich food.
90 The veins In the back of my
hands are quite prominent. Because
I am thin. does this condition neces.
sArily show more?"
Answer-Yes, thinness would ex-
aggerate it. However. this Is an In
hefited characteristic Don't put
your hands In hot water more than
absolutely necessary, and hold them
with the fingers up toward ceiling
whenever you have the opportunity
Send your questions to the
why Grew OlA?" Friday question
box. Sign your name. Only yevr
initials win be printed.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Icebox Lore

To get the best air circulation in
refrigerator, keep all jars an inch
apart. Do not clutter up the re-
frigerator with paper sacks or large
dishes half filled with foods. Ar
range all foods As compactly as pos
sible In storage dishes. Allow plenty
Of space between the foods % that
the passage Of chilled air WI not
be blocked.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Send your questions to the
why Grew OA?" Friday question
bsx. Sign ysur name. Only yevr
initials WIN be printed.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Here's a Column
You May Want
To File AWAY
Cosmetic Recipes
Easy to Prepare.
Simple to Use
By Patricia Lindsey

Dy NJtCt0 LSU0J0y
We have not quite come to tt
this mixing our beauty aids at
home-but As certain ingredients
become more scarce, and some OF
our favorite cosmetics are denied
US, we might be glad to know how
we can care for our faces with what
Is ON hand in the bathroom cabinet.
A truly ef1cacious cleansing To-
ton may be made with some OF
your old cologne. To one teaspoon
ful Of good cologne add eight tea
spoonfuls Of witch hazel and four
tablespoons of rose water. Shake
1t well together in q bottle and keep
it where 1t Is eooIeven in your ice
box II it is not too low temperatured.
This may be used on fresh pieces OF
cotton to remove makeup and other
collected CRIME. You will be amazed
at the Job It does. Mix 1t In small
quantities to keep 1t fresh.
Many girls who have oily skins
have the problem Of getting the
proper astringent, cosmetic which
is used to keep the face muscles
Arm and skin more finely textured
To i've drops Of spirits Of camphog
add and mix one teaspoonful Of
witch hazel and one tablespoonful
Of rose water. 1t is best to mix this
each time you use (which in most
cases is every day. Apply it with
fresh piece Of cotton after the skin
has been thoroughly washed with
soap and water and rinsed. Leave
it on for 10 minutes while you relax,
and then rinse with clear cold
water.
These two simple formulas may
prove to be godsends IN . few
months time, so clip this column
and save it. The formulas cannot
be sent upon request.
A most annoying and embarrass-
ing beauty problem for some women
Is perspiring palms OF their hands.
There are many sweat glands on
the palms and when they are over
active a moist secretion results,
running gloves and In general max
ing life more difncult, And the
condition Is aggravated II one Is
nervous
To help control such q condition
YOU might use q lotion suggested
by famous New York cosmetician
mix two drams of tamaic acid,
one ounce Of glycerine df you can
get it now and two ounces OF al
colol diluted with rose water and
distilled water. Apply 1t to the
palms after washing the hands, let
it dry. Shake on 4 bit Of tale.
Leahet No. 1oz gives exer-
eises for reducing the abdomen.
II yoa request It, write Miss
Lindsay, care Of this paper, and
send . seh-addresDed envelope
bearing = scent stamp. to cover
mailing cost.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Leahet No. 1ez gives exer-
eises for reducing the abdomen.
II yoa request II, write Miss
LindsAy, ears Of this psper, and
send . seh-Addressed envelope
bearing = Scent stamp to cover
mailing cost.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

way. Otherwise it might be better to
start another room. planned around
the pine corner cupboard. and keep
the early American effect there.
This does not mean that you would
have to Use all pine, for walnut or
cherry with the pine, tn pieces Of
the same period, would make de-
Gghtful dining room or study.
Dear Miss NOVEL;: We are build
ing a work bench in the basement
and I wish to begin to stock it with
the necessary tools for the usual
household small jobs. Can you give
Evening star., 1942-08-07
What's New in 70Wn?
By Dorothy Murray
Roll 'Em Home

Lately markets have stopped the service Of delivering
packages the patriotic Job carrying them home fallen to
housewives particular do the heavy
marketing Almost impossible bundles
specially shopping equipped with convenient
wheels made fiber like those nice
looking bathroom hampers but instead being painted pale
nicely shellac. \ made
exceptionally wide to accommodate great packages
Behavior Tally -.
child reaches the when taught to do
things for himself offer by putting him
Hang the wall Of his wooden plaque that
really chart with approximately 10 lines such quiet
this morning. T clothes Opposite each line
hole small placed when the good act has been
bottom Of the plaque there holes each
in the and there's another the center which Of is tho
goal The that the child perform all Of the each
until which provide
inexpensive reward.
Regiment Those Stools...
spoo Of sewing thread in neat order by placing
poker chips. regular spoos
blue red and pink and Is inexpensive Keeping the
spool this will help eliminate the Of having the
thread unwind often does when simply tossed IN drawer
In the bottom Of q sewing bag
Fancy P0ber ToweIs -.
towels Of g. inexpensive and
ideal hostess gifts There assorted styles from which
choose comic Colonial motifs and almost all
coors represented.
Birds for the Table -.
tarnshabe metal salt the Of graceful
birds the Of formal dinner table To show
them of to best advantage might place them small nat
shakers lovely that
table the buffet between
scheme Of decoration.
For Cooler Wrists ..
Linen wrist watch straps for cool for veaI
clean fresh looking simply vashns They
sets OF three but be purchased individually Khaki
white, pale and blue are the popular shades.
Identified alton -.
required to Identification
plates around their nec and although the plates are furnished BY
Of cord which they At
left the individual Those made Of transparent
especially they not bulky washed
will break.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Appetizing Dishes
For Lent Make
Use of Fish

Don't say that there isn't any
use trying to make meatless meals
tempting! OF course you can-and
to such an extent that the family
won't feel even . pang for those
forbidden steaks and chops.
Here are q few recipes for tasty
dishes that make use Of fish and
oysters and succulent mushrooms,
too, either fresh or canned. Tuck
these away in your recipe file and
surprise the family when the next
meatleSs day rolls 'rolInd
FRIED OYSTERS.
To fry oysters drain and dry
between towels. Dip in seasoned
crumbs, eggs diluted with water
and then in crumbs again. Fry in
deep fat 1885 degrees FL until
golden brown. Drain on soft paper
and serve with tartare sauce.
BAKED FISH FILLETS OLIVET
fresh or quick-frozen fish fillets
tablespoons fat or salad oil.
tablespoons flour.
1/3 package dried onion flakes
Cor onions, chopped.
cups canned tomato sauce.
Il cup chopped green olives.
teaspoon salt.
Il teaspoon pepper.
Brown fillets in two tablespoons
fat or salad oil. Arrange in shallow
baking dish. Heat remaining fat
or salad oil in saucepan; blend in
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Cheese Apple Cobbler
Newest Version of
Old FaVOrite

II you like your apple pie n
cheese, or you recall with watering
mouth those luscious fruit cobblers
of grandma's cooking-then you will
rejoice to find the virtues OF both
old favorites combined in this grand
new dish. And it doesn't embarrass
the sugar canister, either!
CHEESE APPLE COBBLER.
4 cups peeled, sliced apples.
2 tablespoons flour.
2 tablespoons sugar.
teaspoon cinnamon
II teaspoon nutmeg.
2 cups sifted flour.
3 teaspoons baking powder.
teaspoon salt
/ tablespoon sugar.
4 tablespoons shortening.
z eggs.
n cup milk (about).
cup grated nippy cheese.
Mix apples, flour. sugar, cinnamon
and nutmeg together. Bake in a
creased 8-inch casserole in a mod
crate oven 1850 degrees F. 80 min
utes or until apples are soft. Sift
fieur,, baking powder, salt and sugar
together. Cut or rub in shortening.
Beat l whole egg and egg yolk,
reserving one white for tops. Add
milk to beaten egg and add all to
-four mixture. Stir only enough to
make dough hold together. Turn
out on lightly Toured board and
knead a half minute. Roll dough
out into rectangular sheet one
eighth-inch thick. Sprinkle with
grated cheese. Roll jelly-roll fash