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and 30 model Ford pickup. both
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sales and service. phone 452. 8-tf
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WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED ~
do real nee work on your shoes
Bring Is your oId shoes. We cau
and deliver. 2io-J. Carolina Shoe
Shop. LIZ
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WANT ADS
Get Results

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your fire insurance 10 cover u,yra.
property valuation due 70 advance,
in replacement costs. Insuranc'
Department, Citizens Bank
Trust Company. % y,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
D SERIAL STORY

THE STORY: Nom Banner sets
up sFeederia" lunch wagon at
run down Tambay Plantation
owned by Jane Ann Judson, last
Of aristocratic NJ auries and
soured on the world. Other char
acters are Loren Oliver. Welliver
U. prof digging for Indian relics;
Dolf, Mons pet skunk; Old SwOby
Slovene refugee Doc Oliver Is
harboring; football star Angel
Todd, who Is making strong play
for Judy, dislikes Doe whose
course he Is hunking. Nom and
Juddy consult lawyer Maurie
Sears about building tourist camp
at Tambay. He tells them Sheriff
HOLSTER Mowry, distant left
handed" cousin Of the Mauries,
believes In Tambay gold legend.
Nom wonders if Judy is falling
for Angel, observes both Doc"
and Sears also interested in her.
GOLDBUGS FROM BROADWAY
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
CHAPTER TX

Juddy's red showed right out un-
Ter her tan. '1'll bet you played q
flashing game Of chess when you
we're in college"
only fair" he said, looking like
lamb. Would you like to play
;ome EVENING"" and I thought she
was going to spit in the eye of the
nearest idol.
You're acting like little
stinkeroo, Juddy," told her. That
cooled her off enough to thank Doc
for his interesting Indians" I
swear to gosh he gave me a wink
before she went on about her work.
Everything went cockeyed, that
misty Saturday First, Dolf got loose
and scared half a buS-load OF con-
vention- bound schoolmarms off the
premises. Flooey goes fifteen lunches
good for forty cents average, making
six dollars the establishment
couldn't afford to lose. When I told
Dolf where he got off, he turned
sulky on me and craWled into a
bush, and wouldn't come out until
Old Swoby showed up and took him
fishing.
Along about five o'clock load
of Florida grapefruit rolled in
and Marty Spurgeon, an Ohio boy
that I hadn't seen since 1888
climbed down. He ordered a
quart of coffee and spiked it from
his flask. When they do that it's
because they need sleep and need
it bad. Besides, I didn't like his
color.
Marty" l said, you're sick
so What?' he said. This car
20 has to be in Raleigh tonight
That's as may be" l said
Stick out your tongue"
He did. It looked like a second
hand mink tippet. 1 dug cut my
clini. al thermometer and pushed
it into his face.
"Cne hundred and four" I said
adding half degree to impress
him.
20. K, Nom" he said. 'Tro,
out the old medicine chest"
They all know my old box
LAdlly q bdcC VIC NoJNN dB lol
ten sniffles or the whoops or ever
the heeby-jeebies. But this wasn
that kind.
Marty" I said. tits the hos.
pital."
Hospital, nuts!" he said :"
guess there's hospitals in Raleigh.
You'll never get to Raleigh"
told him Climb into my car
I'll see your load gets delivered,
T knew some truck would be along
driving double, and I could gel
them to split. Truckies hang to-
gether like Masons when there!
trouble.
Well, he started to beef, anc
shen he started to cough and il
in a minute he had both hands K
bis chest and his eyes got scared
The chills had struck him. 1t wa
pneumonia, all right. They fal
or it heavy, these 24-hour drivers
so i boosted him in and wrapped
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
OR AMIUM
CRACKERS
FISHY QUERIES

Friday is fish day, SO here's q
quintuple serving of questions about
our finny friends. Use brains Tor
bait to catch the answers to these ::
!. Is herringbone suit made
OF fish bones? Why IS it so called?
2. What are fish ladders?
3. Are trout and tuna both fresh
water fish? Which is larger?
4. Does electric eel generate
enough current to light a light
bulb?
5. What is the difference be-
tween an aquarium and ranari-
UNI?
ANSWERS on Back Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28

er the big feass Of last ueek the brief spell before
the Nefc Year festivities eves chance dine lightly
a ,chiIe. Pretty and unusual and filled vfh the
proper spirit of the holiday season. this orange and sased
cranberry salad heahfH and refreshing change from
the rich and heavy party fare. strieb Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28
Up Production
Pr pare Glazed Cranberry Salad
In Advance to Save Needed Time

Here is a salad that brings glad
tidings to holiday homemakers for
many of the details in its prepare
ton may be completed several days
in advance of its actual serving.
You'll be amazed at the ease with
which final arrangement may be
made amid the hustle of many other
duties these eventful days.
After glazing the cranberries, they
may be cooled and kept in a covered
jar in cold place until ready for
use The sweet French dressing
should be on hand the year round
for it is delicious on all types of
salads.
With these details out of the way
dinner time will find the home
maker left with simply the duty of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28

slicing the required number Of
navel oranges and arranging the
ingredients on the plate. Presto,
change-o," the combination is al
most as swift as magic.
Following is the recipe in order
of preparation:
SWEET FRENCH DRESSING.
p cup lemon juice.
y cup salad oil
y cup red jelly or honey.
teaspoon salt
! teaspoon paprika.
Blend we'll before serving. Salad
dressings for fruit salads should be
made with lemon juice for best
flavor. makes ~ cupso Keep in
cool place in a glass jar.
To Make Glazed Cranberries:
Cover l cup cranberries with a
sirup made by combining y cup
sugar and y cup water. Let stand,
covered for minutes. Cook I'M
covered over very low flame for 7
minutes, baStlng berries constantly
with sirup. Cool. Keep in covered
jar in cold place.
The navel oranges on the market
during the holiday season are espe-
cially recommended for slices be-
cause they are firm-meated and
seedless. With a sharp knife, re-
move all peel and inner membrane
down to the juicy meat. Cut in
thin, even slices.
Circle 10 to II navel orange slices
on each salad plate. Center orange
circle with cluster of cranberry
holly. made by topping wide-leaved
parsley or dark green celery leaves
with glazed cranberries. Serve with
sweet French dressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28
Riboflavin Very
Essential for
Good Health
Body Cannot Store
Supply: Eat Food
Sources Daily
Bp Edith NJ. Barber

A few years ago it was found that
vitamtn B had many fractions, each
one essential to good nutrition. The
portion discussed last week, and
known as thiamin, was then called
B-1. The remainder was called vita
min 3D. or G.. Further studies
showed that b. consisted of many
different fractions each of which
has its own function. OF these ribo-
t1avin and NICOTINE acid, now
known as niacin, have received most
attention from research workers.
Rihofavin affects both growth and
development and, like thiamin, it is
necessary for the protection of the
mucuous membrane of the nose.
throat and lungs. Pale lips and
LESSONS around the nose and ears
are symptoms Of lack of this vita
min in the diet, Animals deprived
of ribofiavin develop cataracts Fur
ther research may show that cat
aract in man may be prevented by
adequate amounts Of this vitamin.
The best food sources are milk,
eggs, liver and the green leaves of
almost all growing plants. Yeast
is a particularly rich source.
Nicotine acid or niacin. which.
by the way, is not found in tobacco
plants, has been found to be a spe-
cific for the treatment of pellagra.
so common In certain districts of
the South. where the components of
the diet are exceedingly limited.
For complete cure thiamin and
ribof1avin must be supplied with the
niacin. Fortunately many foods
which contribute one contribute the
others.
Other fractions of the complex
which have been identified come
from the same general sources. The
factor known as K seems to have
special role in the prevention of
gray hair in experimental animals
and studies of the effect on human
hair are now In process, with appar-
emily good results.
AS, in general, the fractions of
the vitamin B complex cannot be
stored in the body. foods which pro-
vide them should be used daily. The
complex in concentrated form is
perhaps prescribed more often by
physicians than any other concen-
trate.
CABINET PUDDING.
2 cups milk.
2 tablespoons sugar.
"a teaspoon salt
9 tablespoons putter.
2 eggs.
i teaspoon vanilla extract.
"a teaspoon almond extract.
2 cups cake crumbs.
Scald milk with sugar, salt and
butter in top of double boiler. Beat
eggs slightly, add crumbs and flavor
ing and stir in hot mixture Bake
in creased one-quart casserole in
pan containing hot water in mod
crate oven 1915 degrees Fahren-
heit about as minutes, until set.
LIVER. CREOLE STYLE.
1'2 pounds liver.
Seasoned flour.
2 tablespoons bacon fat.
3 tablespoons chopped onion.
2 tablespoons chopped green pep
per.
! bay leaf.
Salt.
Pepper.
Roll liver in seasoned -four and
brown on both sides in hot bacon
fat Add the other ingredients and
simmer over low heat until sauce
thiCkens slightly. Yield; Six serv-
ingS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28
Short Beauty Routine
An Efficient Plan for Care of Skin
Calls for Minimum Expenditure
Br Patricia Lindsay

v ar ftft y
Give me a beauty routine that Is
short and easy to follow. One that
will do the most ans take the least
time. money and energy" This
is the challenge I meet constantly.
Well, you can accomplish surprising
results in as little as Is minutes
each day.
To make it simple. you must de-
eide which of the four basic skin
types is yours: Dry skin, oily skin,
normal skin and blemished skin.
There is nothing complicated about
caring for any of these. 1t is SIM
ply a case of finding the proper
preparation for correct and efficient
treatment, and following though
with an orderly program
Generally dry skin feels sensi-
tive, has tendency to be fiaky,
feels tight and shows tiny wrinkles
quickly. An oily skin has a ten
dency toward coarseness. blackheads
and enlarged pores. The hardest
of all for most people to understand
is the normal skin. A normal skin
is not sensitive to ordinary creams
and lotions, is not over oily or
parched. 1t is comparatively free
from disfiguring blemishes, but it
can become coarse and unlovely.
Cleansing is the first step of any
treatment. Correctly done, it is an
efficient treatment in itself, for it
involves gentle patting and lifting"
movements following the physical
structure of the face. Though
facial muscles are constantly in play,
the flesh grows flabby in spite of
the exercise I have made charts
showing correct movements to en-
able women to become efficient in
giving themselves a home treat
ment.
Whether you use a liquefying
fluffy or emulsion type cleanser, it
is always doubly effective when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28

Yes. we are going in for ruffles
now on our daytime frocks-and
very feminizing they are, too. This
young dirndl frock takes a ruff1e
around the hem top of the pleas
ingly gathered skirt and a ruff1e
down each sleeve. The scoop neck
line ties with a drawstring in front.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888
is designed for sizes 10, IL. IA, 16,
Is, 20. Corresponding bust meas
urements, %, 80, 80, "a, SO, 80.
Size IL 900 with short sleeves
requires 3,s yards 39-inch material,
3 yards machine made ruffling.
For this attractive pat IN send
Is cents, plus / cent for postage,
in coins with your name, address,
pattern number and size Y. nted to
Barbara Bell, Washingt Star,
Post Office Box IS, Stat ', CIV
York, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28
Mourning Is Now
Reserved for
Private Life
Public or Business
Affairs Continue
Same as Usual
BY Emily Post

With almost each succeeding year
one can note the change in the at
titude toward mourning etiquette.
In fact, the complete withdrawal
from social life as it was described
in the original edition of my own
book "Etiquette' is as out of key
with life today as was the chaperon
OF still earlier day, without whom
no properly brought up girl of 10
walked alone in the streets of New
York! This in part answers
question from the president of a
Woman'S club, who asks if she should
resign from this Office because she
letter continues: IF it is not neces-
sary that l resign how soon can |
preside at meetings? ! am referring
both to business meetings and pro-
gram meetings at which it is often
necessary for me to introduce
speakers
Further answer to this Is that
mourning is allowed to affect ones
private life alone. and ones public
or business life is continued as
usual The president of a club
should be expected to continue with
all Of her duties, except those of a
purely social character She would
not be expected to receive at a
dance or be present at any big social
gathering. but she could with per-
feet propriety introduce the speakers
at an educational or political meet
ing as we'll as that of any war
service.
Dear Mrs Post: Have there been
any wartime changes in wedding
wells. and if so. can you tell me what
is being worn? Also, what is being
worn by bridesmaids and maids of
honor in the way of headdress?
Answer-The greatest change is
that an increasing number of war
/ brides wear street clothes! Even so,
worn about three-quarters of the
time, but the dresses are very simple
in effect, shorter trains. very little
heavy satin and very few lace wells
Many wells are finger length, but
just as many reach the end of the
train. About the bridesmaids
Sometimes they wear flowers, some
times they wear hats much the
same as formerly, but, as already
said, the whole effect is simpler.
Dear Mrs. Post: Can you approve
of my letting my daughter 60 with a
young soldier friend to visit his
family? He wants to stop off here
on his way home when he gets his
furlough and take her home with
him. The journey after they leave
here will require day and a night
on the train.
AnSWer-If their interest In each
other is serious and you approve of
him, and his mother or whoever is
the head of his family has written
her an Enthusiastically welcoming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28

tect Also 1t is allergic to heat and
humidity. Keep the ingredients we'll
chilled, dress with cold dressing
after it comes to the table and
serve before it can say scat"
AS you will gather in the read
ing, this is not dinner to be in
trusted to the male tyro. However,
there are many men who can turn
out this menu in suave and pol
ished manner. certain to make even
the professional chef slightly green
with envy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28

letter of invitation, there would be
no improperly in her going-espe-
cially now in wartime If they travel
on one of the modern all day-coach
trains, they are, of course, in full
view of a whole car full of chap
eroning people all night as well as
all day. Even if they 60 in an open
Pullman they are also we'll chap
eroned by all the other passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28

Ilshes and so It IS with Special IN
crest that we may note the menu
oe Kendall planned:
Broiled Grapefruit
Eastern Shore Squad
AlSdtian Green Peas
Water CreSS Salad
Apple Puts Coffee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28

used with a mildly astringent To-
ton, for an astringent lotion itself
has a cleansing action and refreshes
as we'll Cleanse with gentle, up
ward strokes and firm the flesh by
patting with the lotion alone.
Cleansing is essentially the same
for all types of skins. but the cos
metics differ for each. The dry
skin needs a rich emollient cream,
and in addition, penetrating oil is
very helpful if the skin is deeply
lined. The oily skin requires extra
patting with the astringent lotion to
bring up the circulation, and spe-
cial mask to counteract overactivity
of the sebaceous glands. The blem-
ished skin requires corrective
cream and lotion which helps to
conceal and correct the condition.
For all skin types the choice Of
makeup foundation is of utmost
Importance. There is one to meet
each specific requirement.
Every woman should discover the
truly wonderful benefit to be OBJ
tanned from an occasional cream
mask. One can arrive home tired
and wilted, and your face shows it!
Perhaps there is party scheduled
and you want to look your best. Put
on a cream mask before you step
into the tub-relax in scented wa
ter while the mask does it's work.
After this treatment your skin
seems to glow and you are conscious
of a picked-up feeling!
A dry and sensitive skin has
bad time of 1t in midwinter. Miss
Lindsay has prepared a special
Ieafiet, No. 48, on the Care of
the Dry and Sensitive Skin"
which you may obtain for 5 cents
tcoin preferred, to cover costs Of
handling and POSTAGE. Address
her in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28
Recipe for Happy Home
Husbands Attitude Toward Wife,
Her Consideration Big Help
BY Dorothy Dir

y
The old saying that we take of the little things the big things
exemphfcation
habits
may be of be all
like galley slave keep his wife
hell
grouchness that walking for fear ng him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28
Potato>Stuffed SQUAD
Piece de Resistance Served bv Joe
At Latest Jeudi Club Dinner
Is Reported by Arthur H. Deufe

From the Eastern Shore Maryland
OF placing whole potato
inc BIZ PeeS OF that interesting countryside found the recipe
out by hand
delicious
culinary effort he de
a to turnh
hand the epcuean
the supplementary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-28
By Peggy Roberts

boys like plenty outdoor the
days and nights of winter fun in the important of
boy activity will helmet
warm mte for the cold weather especially when they keep him
Portable about bukness
knitted in simple stocking stitch with mten
know make
cap easily The set for a old
envelope
dreC
Send cents con for Pattern No 1854 to Needle
washington Star P O. Box 172, Station N.
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7-INSTRUCHON
e-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NICE SMALL Lunchroom for sale.
Well talk terms. Harrys Lunch,
473 Broadway.
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the Bargain Counter Of Imperial Valley Use Them
2-Personals. Special Notices

FOR REALLY Smart Gift Goods
and Clever Party Ideas, SEE
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
521 Main Phi. 70
SIG
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FOUND. ESTRAY

LOST: Black horse, VT. about 1000
lbs, young bay horse W.T.. about
1900 lbs SIS Reward. Babu Khan,
9 miles north Meloland. Sig
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22-ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

USED Electric Coca Cola case, al
most new. One Gle. and l West
inghouse late model electric range
I. V. HOME APPLIANCE Co.
651 Main Phi. 249
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HOUSEKEEPER Wanted for pleas
ant country home, modern con-
veniences, small family, nice liv-
ing quarters. Every Sunday off.
Call Stills. IF
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4-PRACTICALLY New FILA houses.
One, $4,000. one $4850. Two are
furnished. One $4,000 the other
$4850. See us for Terms.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
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6-HElP WANTED

HAVE OPENING FOR Woman
service station attendant. Good
steady job for right person. 289
East Main. sill
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b-HElP WANTED

STENOGRAPHER, Typist Wanted
Write Ell Centre P. O. Box 1176
giving exp. etc. 5-13
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Use the POST PRESS WANT
ADS for results.
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FOR SALE

3 BEDS COMPLETE, 2 dressers,
dining table, 2 small tables,
chairs. 665 He'll daytime. 656 Brigh-
ton after 5 pm.
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PRODUCE FOR DEFENSE
Chick Feeds, Laying Washes
Grains, Feeds for Livestock
I. V. MILLING CO.
253 E. 5th HOLTVILLE Phi. 112
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LOST: Black ana white female dog.
long hair, harness with vac. tag.
Answers to name Curley. Return
to 485 Ell Centre Ave, front Apt.
Receive reward. SILL
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FUR. SMALL Separate house on
Commercial, no objection to one
child or pet. Electric refrig. cooler
$25. 2 Fur. Apis in Gardenia
Court, $3.50. Starr Won Fluss, 664
Holt. Sis
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IO-APARTMENTS FOR RENT

2 ROOM, Nicely fur. apt. Electricity
fur. including electric refrig. Mis-
sion Apis. 235 No. 9Th st. 4-6tf
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FOR RENT. Furnished front Apt.
Inquire in rear 1916 Orange, after
Moons. 5-14
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ESTRAY: 2 YOU'RE white face
calves. w. H. Graham ranch, 31a
. miles SO. of Seeley, 1la mi east.
Phone 8723-R-5. 5-13
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FOR RENT: 8 room fur. apt cleo
trio refrigerator, cooler Inquire
sol So. 10th. Sis
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WANT RIDE TO Roswell, New
Mexico. Share expense. Inquire
no Commercial st, Ell Centre.
5-13
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A POST-PRESS WANT-AD can get
you that house or apartment you
want. Just call 300, and give the
Ad takcr all the particulars
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FOR WINDROWING Grain, now
ing, rak!ng hay. See tombstone,
Isaac Mcbride ranch Il mi. S.
MelOland 5-l8
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Use the POST-PRESS WANT
ADS for results.
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UNF'UR 3 Bedroom for rent. In
quire. 665 He'll daytime, CSC
Brighton after 5 pm. sis
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CLEANERS - OVERS
FARM NEEDS

ATTENTION GRAIN GROWERS:
We buy, sell or will repair your
sacks. Naliboff Junk Co. 584 Bdwy
Phone 500. 14tf
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ATTRACTIVE, Nicely furnished
apartment with or without bath.
Also rooms. Parkview Apt. GOA
Adams.
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MODERN 2 Bedroom unfurniShed
house $25. 665 Len Rey rear of
663). See HERBERT LOWDER-
MILK, Real Estate and Insurance,
116 No. 9th. Phi. 1894. If
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BARGAIN: Apache Coffee Shop,
Westmorland $500. cash or terms
for $500 investment, good bust
ness. Includes Bldg. & Equip,
leaving town. Jack Miller, City
Hall, Westmorland. STA