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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
SAIE--HOUSES.
fCOntjnuPd.)

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE NEW FOUR
bedroom. VIDE tapestry prick pom home a., iof
car line. Frank. 9SS. -
$3.50 poWNt BALANCE 500 PER b. MONTH 6noItr
bath electric refrigerator. h w h. garags.
Close Close e R. l. ave- ne Call Mr. "lkSlN''
IS QUINCY PL. N.E-6 RMS; MODERN;
LEE IL ROSS 5o4 II St NV nv NJ o6ao. IS.
COLORED-DO NOT FAIL TO INSPECT 81
St NV Open na e sen sns to Price Vi rsh
easy a terms. :" Cali Col, 55i5.'
3641 WARDER ST. NW--KENNEDY
ns 6roon hoHse am hj newly Nnss g.
sold No reasonable offet refused Phone
Cleveland 4y54 Tor appointment. %.
7412 I4th ST. N.W.-18th ST. HEIGHTS
SSS co.: arm open evenings BIZ:
WILL BUILD AND FINANCE ACCORDING
SRas sneS write {. l. WiRsiSG $o1 invest
i4O7 WEBSTER ST. N.W-DETACHED-
Excellent condition ami: large Scar ga
Ta Fs n Mer ya 1nas Price very reasonable Mr.
BY OWNER-643 LEXINGTON ST. NE.
Kennedy built rooms, thoroughly mod
ern: Gear garage: bargain. 20.
STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE. SIX LARGE
Err. 10l6 G st. ne. Line. 1878. 26.
GROOM BRICK. AMI: NEAR CHURCHES
schools. bus and cars; reasonable terms
NEAR JOHN, EATON SCHOOL AND BU-
reau of Standards-Six rooms. on wide lot
Price. $3.50. Cleve: 4249-J.
coLoRED BARGAI lS. r; AMP b 2 Nv IsYo
essh bsiance s4a5o mo 1a4
1905 KENYON 81. NW.-24 FEET WIDE;
sem, detached: IL rooms, baths. beautiful
instantaneous hot-water heater: electricity
oWSER | raT st. to 9w suit ApDs
Coz. 46O3. Open SUNDAY. 37'
/ HAVE A TwO-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE
th 5ich Is T ss on ters 4 every onsS
come s1 and H see i. ten 1 II 'fs e ne ea' on'n
1874 10th ST. N.W.-sEMT-DETACH ~
HdPes s'' oWSER III '0 ss1aFs A ST. Saf Hos;,on s
CoLoRED BARGAIN-1O20 18th ST. Sc
$3.50 mo: Owner on premises .6'
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE GROOM HOUSE.
for 20 400 $500 essh and baiaeee less o thsn
rent: best location in Southeast section:
strictly white Address Box 5oe,R Star
1886 r. T. AVE. NW-ENGLIsH BASE
sstallatlon: bargain. Mr.. RoBEY, Main
4th ST. Ne BETWEEN L AND Mex
celent condition; rooms. bath: INV h Ct.
hardwood floors gas, elec; porches and ga
home. call Main 10252 25'
MINISTER LEAVING. MUST SELL BY
TIs aona p new oEoom 1qnF 9sW
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME: AMI. FRONT
sell for Si0.7bO Terms Phone Col 5374.W
BRooKLAND BARGATN-34a6 9th SINE.
terms as rent OWNER. cleve. 25s7. s.
COLORED
$50 cash S35 month. incl. all interest.
927 18th st. NV, M. 1855. evenings At
HAVE FOR SALE, TO THE Man
northeast. northwest and in Takoma Park
that / can offer on about the same terms.
See me and live better.
14oo Eye St NV. Franklin 7347.
FOR COLORED.
10 rooms and 2 baths: electric light. hot
water heat; house % #. front brown-stone
trimming: NJ St NV. between North Cap.
and 1st> bargain: terms. Main 1851.
FOR COLORED--I52: YOU ST NV
story brick arranged in two apartments Of
q rooms. bath. gas and electricity. hot-water
heat. Suitable for doctors Office. will sell
at right price and terms
THOMAS E. PETTY.
1421 You st. NV.
Phone North 1l5S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE NEW FOUR
bedroom. wide tapestry brick home for
IS $50: full tile hath. hot-water heat. etc ;
splendid northwest location near 14th st.
car line Frank 9SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
SAIE-iIOUSES

SPECIAL COLORED.
Houses all sizes and prices every section
city. Vacant Like new Many for ex-
change. Owner. F. D. HOLMES, $40 9Th
st. NV. Main 3677. Cleve. 1917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

Downtown building easily remodeled
for business; 35-ft. front with deep lot
to alley. The price is right for a quick
sale. Trade might be considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

Just west of 10th st. NV. Beautiful
home. Owner will consider trade for
ground suitable for small houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

We HAVE CLIENTS WHO DESIRE TO
purchase business property and residential
property DIR. A. HENRY; INC; real estate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

Site for gas station in ne. section.
Has front on two streets. also alley.
Permit for station guaranteed. Priced
at less than adjoining property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
FOXHALL VILLAGE,
A VILLAGE IN THE CITY.

Nine Minutes From Dupont
Circle.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

reset kellene venni, hogy azaltal is
batoritast ontsunk anna magyar n5 test
yereinkbe, akik mihdeg szeretettel ka-
roltak fel egyhazunk igyet..
A nyaron szinetelt munka az egy
hazunknal, lit van az 6sz Is ICY ism6t
meg fogjuk kezdeni A Lorantffy Zsu'
zsanna egyletnek tagjai ismet osz
s7ejonnek minden heten egy este. A
szombati iskolat is megfogjuk kezde'
nj, hogyha lesz eleg jelentkez6, csal
akkor lesz jov6nk, hogyha munkalko
dunk, de mindenkinek XII kell venni .
reszet munkab6l, hogy minel ma
gyobb eredmenyt erjink Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

=. Statement of the Ownership, Managemsns,
Circulation, ETC.. required by the Act OF Of Con,
gress Of August "a. 1921. of AMERIkAi
State of Ohio,
Before me, Notary Public in and for the
State and county aforesaid, personally ap-
peared N Grosshandler, who, having been
duly sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is the President and Manager
of the Publishers of the AMERIKAI MA.
GYAR HIRLAP and that the. following is.
to the best of his knowledge and belief, q true
statement of the ownership, management (and
if daily paper, the circulation), ETC., of the
/ aforesaid publication for the date shown in
| the above caption, required by the Act OF
August "a, 1912, embodied in section 443,
Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
! reverse of this form, to-wit:
/, That the names and addresses of the
| publisher editor, managing editor, and bus
! Publisher, The United Printing Company.
P. O. Box AIT, Youngstown. Ohio.
Managing editor. Ernest Nemenyi;
! President and General Manager N. Gross
handler, 800 West Federal street.
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addresses of individual owners. or if cor.
| poration, give its name and the names and
| addresses of stockholders owning or holding
| 1 per cent or more of the total amount OF
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Mr.. N. Grosshandler, City: Mr.. ]. Kra
ia, City; Mrs. G. GOrham, City; Joseph
Friedman, City; Mr.. Edward MCGOWAN,
City.
| 3. That the known bondhoders. mort
cages and other security holders owning or
holding, l per cent or of total amount
of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are
| lf there are none, so state).
None.
a. That the two paragraphs next above,
giving the names of the owners, stockholders,
and security holders, if any, contain not only
the list of stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books of the COM
pany as trustee or . in any other fiduciary
relation, the name of the person corpora
tion for whom such trustee is acting is given
also that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis full knowledge
and belief as to tke circumstances and cond
tions under which stockholders and securt,
holders who do not appear upon the books
of the company as trustees, hold stock ant
securities in a capacity other than that of
bona fide owner; and this affiant has nj
reason to believe that any other person asso
citation. or corporation has any interest diree
or indirect in The said stock, bonds othel
securities than as so stated by him.
$ THE UNITED PRINTING co, :.
N. Grosshandler, President.
Sworn and subscribed before me thi
lst dy of April, 1927.
Seal Matthew Mra1.
my commission expires Feb %. 192S)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

szenvedett. A rettenetes csapas meg
viselte szll6ket, inert hiszen kis
flu egeszseges volt, S szep remenyekre
jogositotta a szil6ket. Temetese multi
penteken volt megtartva, lftlybeli
lelkesz tavolleteben Mt. Csepke, Istvan
vegezte szertartast. A kis fiucska
halala mindenkit egd0bbentett a
reszvet altalanos magyarsag kore.
ben.
Keresztelesek. Karak6 Menyhert
testverunk es neje csak a nelnregiben
lettek varosunk lak6sai Azel6tt ba-
nyavideken laktak, tavol magyar egy
haztol. Megerkezesuk utan ARA gon-
doltak, hogy kereszteletlen gyermekei.
ket lit fogjak megkereszteltetni. Egy
ideig varakozniok kellett, inert nj csa
ladtag jelentkezett. Ennek megerkeze.
Sc utan, az elmult vasarnap harom kis
gyermeket hoztak sziil0k temp.
leanba, hogy keresztseg sakramentu.
ma altal felvetessek 6ket az egyhazba
A sztilok Karak6 Menyhext es neje
Marki Borbala, reformatus vallsuak
Az els0 megkeresztelt kis gyermek
lren es Gizella, aki 1922. aprilis 30.ar
sziletett. Keresztsiil6i Szakacs Lajos
es neje Farkas Eleonora. A masik
gyermek Menyhert- Jozsef, sziiletett
1924. julius 16-an. Keresztsziil0i id.
Juhasz J6zsef es Szerenyi Erzsebet
A harmadik Margit-Maria. Sziletett
1927. augustus loan. Keresztszul6
Horcsik Mihaly es neje Bajusz Maria
Mind harom gyermeket az egyha;
lelkesze keresztelte meg Legyenek !;
kis vi csalad tagok boldogok szul6ik
kel egyetemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
ALLIANCE, o.
Az ALLIANCEI MAGYAR REFOR-
MATUS EGYHAZ HIREI.
-Kozn: Kruchio Antal, ref. lelkssz.-

Egyhazunkban a rank kovetkezo va
sarnap azaz okt6ber he 9-en, delutan
3 oral kezdettel fogunk megemlekezni
azon h0s0kr0l, akik 1S49 okt6ber Gan
halifax bito halalt a legszentebb ma
gyar szabadsagert.
Istentisztelpt alatt u vasarnapi is
kolank ragyobb novendekei fognak
gyasz dalokat enekelni, szeretcttel kel
jik az Alliance es k6rnyeken lako ma
gyaf testvereink megjeleneset. Emile
kezziink meg azokrol, akik nep 10
gokert harcoltak es halifax dics6 ha
lalt
Az Istentisztelet utan az iskola to
remben tarsas vacsora lesz, ugyanis
az Alliancei Magyar N6i Egylet az
egyliaz penztara javara fogia fent
elnlitett vacsorat rendezni Testvereim
ezen vacsoran minden covhaztagna k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
WARREN, OHIO
MULATSAGOK.

A Warreni Elso Magyar Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet nagyban kesziil
okt6ber 29-en megtartand6 remek
maszka baljara, amely Roman
Hallban fog lezajlani. Ugyancsak
kesziil ez a derek egylet, hogy a
Szilvesztert is meltokeppen tart.
sd meg es nagy vigsaggal iidvo.
z0lje maj az vi esztendOt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
A DOHANYOs UJABB JELEN
TESE.
Youngstown, Ohio.


Kedves szerkeszto ur!
Peda utan leven, ismet ismet
leadom a jelentesemet.
Legelosz0r Blasko Andras gazd
uramat latogattam meg, mem le.
ven odahaza, de a hazi asszony,
amint bekopogtatok a hazba, a.
zonnal hozza a dohany levelet, a
NIT kosz0nettel fogadok. 1nnen
ki mentem Sharon Line-ra, miu-
tan telefonhoz hivtak. Haranszky
Mihaly uj iizletet nyitott es mem
akar Hirlap n6lkul lenni, ICY ket
dohanylevelet nyomott a markom
ba = k0sz0net. Egy mask ma
gyar iizletet is meg1atogattam,
gazda Varga Istvan ebbn az iizlet
ben, ahol mindent kaphat a be-
vaSarl6. 0 is megiferte, hogy leg
kozelebb megrendli youngstow-
nj ujsagot. EFT a videket legk0ze.
lebb ujra meglatogatom, mivel tu
tudomasom szerint vagy 200 csa-
lad tepedett lie itten, akik mas
videkr6l j0ttek. Ezek utan Balla
tSandof bafatomaf Mtbgatfam
meg. Veletleniil mem volt odaha.
"a, de a condos gazdasszony azon
nal fizetett, amikor megmond-
tam, hogy dohany leveleket kol-
lcktalok.
Max Friedman, cz egy igazi
derek magyar ember, aki a ma
gyar iigyeket isazan sziven viseli.
1146 Manning Ave.-n van fiiszer
iizlete, ahol szivesn latja a ma
gyar vevSket. q Szilagyi Imrevel
hivatott Eel, hogy mem lehet meg
a Hirlap nelkIl. Tehat kert, hogy
azonnal kiildjiik meg neki Hir.
lapot.
Azutan egy derek magyar csa-
ladot latogattam meg es ahogy
beleptem gazdasszony azonnal
hozta a ket4 dohanylevelet, de az
zal kik0tessel, hogy a nevtt ne
tegyem az ujsagba, inert a ferJe
haragszik, hogy ujsagot olvas.
Sajnos, de ilyen is van a magya-
rok k0z0tt Orto Gy0rgy uramat
is meglatogattam es a kedves fe-
lesege azonnal kirukkolt a do
hanylayeleHkel. Utamba DroI'
dix Mihalyt is meglatogattam, d
Xxi megpirongatott, hogy olyan
kes6n megyek hozza dohanyle-
velekert, 'de megnyugtattatn OF
azzal, hogy maskor maid iobban
fogok igyekezni. Kopcso Mihaly
is ket dohanylevelet adott at he
KEN, de azzal kik0tessel, hogy
mindenkinek mondjam ell, hogy a
legjobb szenet, a legalacsonyabh
aron 8 szallitja. Azutan Xxi ne is.
merne Honnolya Istvant, aki 9
legszakszeriibben javitja az au.
tokat, persze 1tagyon mersekelt
aron. OF egy gep al6l huztam XII
,hogy szedje le a dohanylevele-
ket a szamomra es keresemnel
azonnal eleget is tett. Juhasz 10
zsefet, Munkas Bs. Egylet tit
karjat is meglatogattam, 3 nen
Ileven odahaza, de kedves felesegt
azonnal atnyujtotta dohanyley'
lleket. Innen Macy Gabor otthona
ba lnefltem, ahol kedves felesfg'
|fogad es dohanylevelekkel tis5 Z
meg.
Dorgay uyula bafatomfilal Bal
tha Sandor izleteben talalkoztan
es ket dohanylevelet nyomott /
markomba. flyen enibereket szs
retek, akikt6l mem is kel kern
les megis adnak. Jos, Braun is ke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06

dohanylevellel tisztelt meg, de pa
naszkodik, hogy az 3 kertjeben
nagyon nehezen erik meg a do
hany, de hem tehet arrol, inert
kertjeben egesz nap arnyek van
es ICY a dohany termeles nagyon
bajos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
dINDEN HETF0N, SHERIDAN Es PENTEKEN.

oKT6BER 15., szOMBAT.
Canton. Az Iparos K0r
Macy tancmulatsaga Ma.
gyar Haz javara Bandi
Hallban.
OKT0BER 15., S2OMBAT.
Warren, Ohio. - A Munkas
Betegsegelyz0 Sz0vetseg 189.
osztalyanak Macy sziireti bal
ia a Roman Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-06
Magyarok naptara
OKTOBER g., SZOMBAT.
Farrell, Pa.-A High School

OkTOBER g., SZOMBAT.
Farrell, PA High School
nagytermeben New York;
Magyar Szinpad ,elso eloada-
sd "A Szegeeny, Juhaszle-
geny.
OKToBER g., VASARNAP
Canton. Az 0sszmagyar-
sag 13 vertanu gyaszilnnepe-
lye Bundi Hallban,
OKToBER g., VASARNAP.
sNiles, Ohio. - A reformatus
egyhaz gyasziinnepelye IL
aradi vertanu emlekere.
OKT0BER 12., SZERDA.
n 10th Istvan vezetese alatt
allo New York; Magyar Szin-
pad vendegjateka az Uuan
Hallban. Bemutatasra keriil
Szegeny Juhasz Legeny, 3
felvonasos operette.
OKTOBER Is. SZOMBAT.
A Magyar Segelyzo Szovet.
seq (Bridgeporti) youngstow
nj 16-ik osztalyanak nagysza-
basu sziireti mulatsaga a Szul
ligan Hallban.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-29

thing TO do is to ask for the newest
bayadere stripes. for striped ribbon is
"it," according to latest fashion re-
ports. OF course it. is necessary to
buy two widths, the narrow for the
belt, the wide for the purse. For
few pennies any shoemaker will clamp
several brass eyelets in the belt length
Of ribbon. Then all that. remains to
do is to attach u suitable buckle and
there you have it, belt as handsome
as one could wish. AS to the envelope
purse, cut piece of stiff canvas or
pastebOard so 1t will fold In three
panels, one for the flap. the other two
for the sides of the pocketboOk. In
vert gussets at each end and line
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-29
For Meditation
rs a. Is 0OOOoo .ls.fA ~
pa By LEONARD "A. BARRETT
WHAT is LIFE?

D IGHT living ranks first among the
N fine arts. But what is meant by
the term life? The answer to this
subtle and perplexing question has
been the study of the ages. The In
teresting thing is that no person has
as yet given satisfactory definition
Of the word life" Life Is everywhere
about us, yet we cannot see the thing
itself. We only see its manifestations.
Life is nearer to us than anything
else in the world, and yet we cannot
handle it. The most mysterious thing
about 1t is that we cannot destroy it.
Try however hard we will, we cannot
destroy life. We might destroy the
senses of touch, taste apd hearing,
and still that does not do away with
life. We might to all appearances be
dead, and yet death is only an
other form of life, for the body only
passes off into other forms of exist
ence
While 1t is impossible to either ex-
plain, define or destroy life, we do
know something of its origin. Life
can only come from life. The rock il
dead because it has no environment to
which it is subject. 1t cannot commu-
nicate with the life that is about it.
The tree, on the other hand, lives be-
cause 1T can come in contact with the
world of nature that lies about it. 1t
receives the necessary requisites for
its life from. the sun. the atmosphere
and the soil. The bird rises still
higher, because it can communicate
with larger environment. 1t pos
sesses life of consciousness. 1t has
a world of it's own. Man rises still
higher because he has the capacities
Of larger correspondence. The more
perfect the correspondence the more
perfect the life.s
Life is also a wonderful develop
ment and the most important develop
ing element is motive. II life has no
definite and dominating. purpose it
will be very dull and dreary II an
all-controlling motive and determin-
ing purpose make life effective, in
terms of service to humanity, we shall
have something to take away with
us from this world when we die. And
yet life itself courses through the
realm of thought without definition.
We do not know what it is.
(6. 1927. Western Newspaper Union.)
~
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-29

the brm which rolls; off the face. Note
the handsome leghon at the top; its
outstanding brim gives something ''dif-
ferent" from the face-framing ripple
brims which for so long time we
have had with us.
The first little hat to the left, which
is u crochet visca, gives naive little
roll to its ribbon-bound brim.
One of the latest whlIns Of fashion
is to dip the brim at the back. In con-
trast to saucy uplift at the front.
The nObby felt in the lower left corr
ner illustrates this new movement.
The felt to the right above boasts q
cuff directly turned from the face.
This is interlaced with marrow felt
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-29
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WHEN / WAS
TWENTY-ONE
BY JOSEPH KAYE

At tWenty-one: John Howard Law
son was creating more crooks to make
his play fit for Broadway.
C A T TWENTY-ONE 1 sold my first
p A play. Cohan and Harris were
the buyers. When the production
date for it came around it became
evident that something had to be
done to it to make it presentable for
Broadway. For long time we
worked over it, putting in more
crooks, more detectives, more heroes
more shots until the stage was
reached when the. opinion became
unanimous that to leave the play
alone would be the best policy. 1t has
been left alone ever since.-JOHN
HOWARD LAWSON" ..s
TODAY: Mr.. Lawson is one of the
most discussed dramatists In this
country. A few seasons ago his first
play to reach Broadway, Roger
Boomer" was produced and at once
caused furry of agitated criticism,
due to Its total unconventiOnality.
Roger BlO0mer" ran ten days on
Broadway, then band of intellectu-
ais took 1t over to Greenwich village
where 1t played ten weeks before it
went into seclusion. Later it was
published in book form. ''
Mr.. Lawson's second play to be
produced was professional" This
work was given its debut by the
Theatre guild and never was there
so sharply divided or more violent
criticism known in New York than
that which greeted professional"
Half the leading metropolitan critics
said Mr.. Lawson was a genius; the
other half said something was wrong.
One even questioned Mr.. Lawson's
reason. The audiences, too, were
equally divided, but the outstanding
fact was that those who liked "Pro-
cessional" idealized it and lifted it
to the highest pinnacle of art while
those who didn't like 1t hated it most
decisively.
professional" was play that told
story of the life of miners In West
Virginia, but was set in a framework
of jazz, thus striving to weld the in
ner drama Of American life with the
reckless fiippancy and geiety of the
| jazz years.
10 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
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everything with silk. At glove-re-
pairing counter one can get snap
fastener put in or one can be !sewed
on. If the ribbon is not as wide as
the length of the panels, piece 1t. con-
cealing the seams under metal bead
ing such as is used to finish lamp
shades.
From the outlook we are going to
stage revival of that vogue which
waged at such fast and furious rate
some years ago. We refer TO the
making of the hand bag of handsome
uietal brocaae ribbon, only this time
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-29

a belt is added, as the picture shows.
The silk square In the picture con
be made at home by hemstitching a
plain border as shown.
Not rumor but fact says we are due
to witness a revival of the upturned
brim. Many of the little shapes from
Paris are now showing that tendency
Sometimes in the newer hats the
brim rolls up very shyly as T. timidly
announcing a coming innovation.
Then again It adopts a bold course
frankly declaring a decided cuff or
flare.
The group herewith, which includes
both straws and felts, presents an in
teresting study from the standpoint Of
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&c AYING 1t" with ribbon, that Is
- what the mode is doing this seal
son. Not only are ribbon bows trim
ming everything they can find an ex-
cuse to trim, but hand bags, belts. us
Wei as the hats we wear are express
ing themselves In terms of ribbon.
gay striped ribbon belt and purse
to match have a wonderfully enlivening
effect on somber tailored dress or
jumper frock. To buy "ready made"
well. that is one way of doing 1t, that
is, If your allowance is a generous one
but think of the fun and satisfac-
fi0n one gets ont Of making these
pretty things at home.
In choosing ribbon for an envelope
purse with belt to match, the stylish