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Evening star., 1928-08-02
Novelty Furniture

u LADY MARY CLOSED
CABINET, for radio, console or as
server. Mahogany finish. 1sx31-
incl inch top, Was $l9.75' S8. 40
81 81 PHONE STANDS AND
STOOL, hardwood mahogany fin
ish. Shelf for direc- S2.05
tory. Were $3.95. P%~'
IN POKER OR NAH JONG
TABLE, black enamel with moire
top, Well braced. Was e. 65
SIS. Friday only, ..., ~'''o"
(2) SMALL MAHOGANY-FIN-
ISHED CHAIRS. for phone stand
or nursery. Were $3.50. GI IN
FRIDAY only ....... @I.IO
"a C4C PLATE GLASS PICTURE
MIRRORS, W i t h polychrome
frame. Size 9x2l inches. To-
Were $1.25. Friday only. 81
(S) WALNUT VENEERED
AROMATIC CEDAR CHESTS,
ornamentally paneled. "A GO1
inches long. Were $3.50. cps
(1l SMALL SIZE STEAMER
TRTiNK. r q X Was y s3s.5o SI0.0o
IN ENAMEL SERVER, for
breakfast nook or dining room.
Gray and bronze finish. Drawer
for silver. Was $l2.25. GG ~
Friday only ........, we >"
I'll s-PC. BREAKFAST SET,
with gate-leg table and chairs,
Ivory enamel Was $3.50
s43.50. Friday only.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Won1en's S and
Children's S Shoes
Reduced!

(aS PAIRS CHILDREN'S PAT
ENT LEATHER OXFORDS; sizes
5ta to 8; we're S295. G1 *
Fridays price .........
(49 PAIRS CHILDREN'S TAN
ELK OXFORDS, sizes 5l2 to 8;
were S2.95. Friday, vi 3S
13 PAIRS) BOYS BLACK CALF
OXFORDS; sizes , q B, 3 B, 8 c;
were $500. Friday, Cd IT
"A PAIRSl WOMEN'S PATENT
LEATHER SLIPPERS, with pad
ded SoleS and heels. Re- G0 IT
duced for Friday, pair. ~'
(29 PATRSl WOMEN'S WHITE
CALF SPORT OXFORDS. with
crepe soles and saddle Of rose,
blue or green. Friday 90 %
a pair ..............:.
"A PAIRS) WOMEN'S RIDING
BOOTS; tan, size 3i2 c: 3 black,
sizes Az, 5, Sig A. were GO OK
$500. Friday, pair, ~ - -
tSI PAIRSl MEMS HO U e
SLIPPERS. opera style, with leath--
er soles and heels: we're CO o.
$3.50. Friday. pair. ...
Second Floor
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Housewares

(I4l 69c CAMPFIRE To-
GRIDS. Friday only.
(3l CSC FRUIT BAS- 90
KETS. Friday only .....
80 Sl.49 HEAVY TIN EGG
POACHERS, will hold GOe
eggs. Friday only. y..,..... w
~ 75c TIN EGG COo
POACHERS. Friday only,
(6l $500 SET or SAU tEPANS,
all fiji one burner. Grey Q2c
enamel. Friday only.
~ $S.75 BRASS CD o.
UMBRELLA HOLDER. %~~"
"a S2.i9 HEAVY ME l.
BREAD BOXES. white en- 1Oo
amel finish. Friday only.
t2l $500 MINERS, GI 10
with glass jar. Friday vs.
(f4l 1c NICKEL SILVER %
FORKS. Friday only y,..... S
81 Zoe CLOTHESLINE PUL-
LEYS, galvanized to prevent 80
rust. Friday only y.......,..,
sixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Spring and Summer
Coats to Clear

a. GEORG RITE COATS,
navy, gray, tan; sizes 16. 10. 40.
~. we're $25.oo. Fridays &1Q
price ............,.
~ TRANSPARENT VELVET
COATS. orchid, wine; size l8:
were s25,0o. Friday &IQ
ll) SILK CoATs, black, navy
tan; lined, sizes IA to ls. were
., $500 Fridays Sl4.5O
(s) GRAY KASHMERE COATS,
trimmed with mole: sizes l6 and
ss;,.v So; were 1,s,ss ss''Oo' Fri $l4.5O
(2l BLACK KASHM MERE
COATS; monkey fur collars: size
ls; were S45.oo. Fridays G17
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %A'
~ TAN COAT, with mole COL
lar; size SO; was $39.75. CIZ
Going Friday at .....
t1l BLACK KASHMERE COAT.
monkey fur trimmed; size CT
30. was $4500. Friday only P1
~ BLACK SATIN COAT.
size ga; was $500: G1-
now ................. P'
~ TAN BROADCLOTH COAT.
squirrel collar; size 50; GCC
was S45.n0, ..........,.. @%<
t2l TAN KASHMERE COATS,
trimmed with fitch; sizes Is and
ls; were $3.50; they go C22
Friday at ............. Woc
t3l SATIN COATS. with self
throw scarfs; sizes l6 and @0Q
40; were $45.00: now. %'Sc
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Little Girls and
Tots Wear at
Savings
SdDlngS

(.2l BOYS ONE AND TWO
PIECE SUITS, broken assortment.
sizes / 10 5. Were Sl0o. %
Friday only ............ o|I
t50l BOYS ONE AND TWO
PIECE SUITS. of fine materials.
broken Sizes. Were C1 nn
$l.S0. Friday only -. CA'OO
tl3l TOTS DRAWERS. slightly
soiled. Sizes ,. 1 and 6. ~
We're 2Sc. Friday only. AVI
tTl BLOOMERS. for girls. Slight
" Soiled. Sizes 4 70 IL years.
SOC and 7Sc values, Friday o.
tM VANTA WASHCLOTHS.
broken sets. Reduced regard -
less OF former price to. .... III
"a PAIRSl GIRLS PAJAMAS.
sizes 10 to IA. Regularly GI OO
$3.50. Friday only .... &A'UO
tf0l TOTS WOLFE DRESSES,
slightly mussed. Sizes toS. %.
Formerly st00. FRIDAY only OIC
n0I GIRLS MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR. gowns, slips. combinations
and paiamas; ace and sec 90
values. Friday only. ...,...
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
SiIUeruare

(S) SILVER PLATED BREAD
TRAYS, fancy design. CT 00
Regularly $595.. am. W H'O"
~ STERLING SILVER VASES.
l4-ineh size. Regu- $1,000
(ll SILVER PLATED FRUIT
BASKET, excellent quality. Regu
larly $3.50. Friday Clio 00
only
a. SILVER PLATED CAKE
DISHES, square and round shapes.
Regularly sesS' Friday S4.75
81 SILVER PLATED SAND
WICH PLATES, round. etched de-
sign Dull finish. Reg GE o.
ularly S7.9s ......,. |o* 1o
Gp STERLING SILVER COM
POTE, dull gray finish: 5rlnches.
Regularly S995. Fri Cl n
day only ,............ ~O''o
street Floor
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COatS>>>DreSSeS ON Sale
At Savings of a Fourth and More
Won7en's Frocks

(D FLAT CREPE ENSEMBLE,
combines printed dress and full
length coat; Formerly $3.50
% POLKA DOT PRINTED
DRESS and Georgette Coat En-
semble. Size 38. Formerly CCE
$35. Friday only. .... ~O
~ ENSEMBLE. printed and
black two-piece dress and Flat
crepe coat; size SO. 500 30
Originally $59.50.... ~~~oO
n ORCHID SATIN DINNER
DRESS DIRE 5 s. .st size e. $3.50
t3) WHITE CHIFFON DINNER
DRESSES, uneven hemline with
bolero and cape bodice. Size 50.
originally s4s.50. Friday S27
ll) FLESH CHIFFON DINNER
DRESS. with rhinestone trim,
slightly so lied: sss.50 0CS
value. Friday only. ....... ~
~ BROWN SATIN STREET
DRESS. size 36. Diagonal tucking
trim. Formerly S39.S0. Fri @1S
Gay only. .................
~ SATIN DRESSES. one
green size 80 and one black size
38 Originally $50. Friday COL
only .......-.........
~ BLACK JOLLY CREPE
DRESS, trimmed with blue. Size
80. Formerly S35. C1- "a
Friday only. ....... @A 1.oV
~ BLACK SATIN DRESS,
size 3S Trimmed with reversed
material. Form E rly GCC S0
s4s. Friday only. %~%'OV
tI0l CHIFFON AFTERNOON
DRESSES. Broken sizes, 50 To AZ.
Originally $3.50. Friday S25
Willy
Second Floer
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Sport Dresses
Greatly Reduced

~ SILK CREPE DRESSES.
were $3.50. Friday @S o.
only ..,....... G' ~
~ CREPE ENSEMBLE. green.
size Is. Was S35 cJf o.
Friday ......... ~
~ SILK CREPE DRESSES.
maize, tan, green. navy. c. ~
Were Sl9s5. Friday. %so
(el FLANNEL DRESSES. flesh.
green. Were SIS. Yours GO o.
tomorrow .........
CS SILK CREPE DRESSES.
slightly Soiled. Were O. o.
S995. Friday. ,..,.. %o'~c
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02

boyllood days. and visited the humble
house In which he was born, With him,
too, were his wife and two children.
The host of pilgrims were members
of the Moose International Congress.
The Davis birthplace Is one Of row
Of little gray stone dwellings, now homes
of miners. The Seeretary's voice had
suspicion of tremor as he recalled
childhood experiences and landmarks.
Here's the old fire CRATE" he said.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Capt. Kaiser Has Resigned.

The President has accepted the resig-
nation of Capt. John r. Kaiser, U. S.
Infantry, recently on duty at Hartford
with the Connecticut National Guard
Capt Kaiser Is from Maryland and was
awarded silver star citation for gall
lantry in action during the World War
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Corsets and GirdIes

t29) CORSETLETTES. CIR
DIES AND CORSETS, of striped
hatiste or brocade. Some with
lace tops. Some lightly. some
heavily boned. Broken sizes.
Originally $3.50 and SIS. COc
Friday only. .............
t43l CORSETS AND GIRDLES.
Various models fashioned OF ba-
tistc. hrocade and coutil. Some
with lace. Broken sizes: $a.S0 to
$3.50 values. Friday only
$l.08, $2.58 4 $3.50
~ SANITARY SLIPS. costume
slip with rubber back. Protects
frocks from wrinkling Mercertzed
silk. lace trimmed Broken sizes
Were $3.50. Friday QOc
only ..........,..:.,..,.
Il
Evening star., 1928-08-02
HAYW00D'S ASHES WILL
Be BURIED IN KREML In
Workers Organizations and Ref.
ugees TO Attend Ceremony To-
morrow Evening.
H ths Assoetsts6 f,ress

~ t1e Assoc1steG I'FesS
MOSCOW, August 2.--The ashes of
William d. big Bill Haywood and
Eugene LANDER, Hungarian Communist.
v1ll be buried beneath the Kremlin
wall. in Red Square, az a special eere-
n1ony tomorrow evening.
The Sixth Communist International
Congress, numerous workers organiza-
tons and all foreign political refugees
now IN Moscow will attend the cere-
n1onies
1T was Haywood's wish that half
Of his ashes be buried in Chicago near
the graves Of the radicals who were
executed for participation in the Hay
market riot Of 1896, and that the
other half be buried in Moscow with
the dust OF Landlerl
Evening star., 1928-08-02
10 Dresses That
Were $500
SASS

Exquisite georgettes and printed
chiffons for afternoons and in
formal evenings. Sizes IA to 90.
"a MISSES ENSEMBLE, size
Is. Printed chiffon dress; chiffon
lined fiat crepe coat. Origi- COL
nally $4s.50. Friday only. va
(5l FLAT CREPE STREET
DRESSES, sizes Ia to 20. Attrac
1--WE styles. Originally GCR
S3950. Friday only. 49,. ~~O
f10l LACE DRESSES, in black
or ecru and rose beige. Sizes IA
to 20. Originally sss and S01
$3950. Friday only. 800.
49, FLAT CREPE CAPE EN-
SEMBLE DRESSES. in pastel
shades Sizes Ia to G1C E0
IA. Formerly s2s =. pA A~'oo
(10) PRINTED CHIFFON
DRESSES. in broken sizes. As
sortment OF colors. Orig U17
inally $2s. Friday only. PA
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Notions

liI1 81 SHOE BAGS, suitable
for holding four pairs Of QOc
shoes. Friday only..,
ts0) CSC MARCEL IRONS. the
kind used in beauty parlors. 0Qc
Friday only ......,....
1901 10c MBINA TI0N
HANGER, for coat and trou- 80
sers. Plain wood. Friday only
f2aal l0c COLORED SILK MID
DY LACES. Friday ? for SC
only ............
1907 l0c SUNNY BOB 80
HAIR PINS. 2 on card. Card Wv
f14l S9c HAIR PIN CABINETS.
with assorted wire hair 1Sc
pins. FRIDAY only. .......
fe0l soc AND 75c FANCY HAT
STANDS, in assorted colors. C0c
Friday only .....:......'
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Toilefries

III ASSORTED ROUGES, In
various colors and kinds. 1Q~
soc values. Friday only. ~
~t48D L&B LEMON CREAM,
soothing and excellent for 7Oo
the complexion. Was 39c..
1927 DERMA VIVA LIQUID
FACE POWDER, effective TO use
In swimming. Was Soc JSc
Friday only ............. |
SHORT LOTS OF HAIR TONIC.
Talcum Powder Jars and Nail Pol
ish Remover Reduced re- IQn
gardless Of former price -. ~
f69 CAKES SOAP. Well known
makes for toilet uses. Re- 10
duced tomorrow TO- cake. ,... ~
street FIaor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Stationery

1901 IMPORTED FLORENTINE
MATCH CASES, each case holds
one pack of safety matches. Ole
Regularly 29c. Friday only
l2ll HASTY NOTES, blue. grey
and tan paper. Regularly &c
4ac. Friday only. ...
i1al PORTFOLIOS. each one
contains colored stationery and
inner-Iined envelopes. Reg 1QC
ularly 25c. Friday only.
1881 IMPORTED PLACE CARD
HOLDERS. with fancy metal bases
and and Gol0rsd gsor',ar,s glass ass 2 for l5c
1asl INITIAL STATIONERY,
white. buff and orchid. The
initials include N. w K.
T. D, o and F. Regu- 21c
larly 29c. ...............
street Flaar
Evening star., 1928-08-02
WHITE SAILS FOR EUROPE
Kansas Editor Declines TO Discuss
Charges Against Smith.

NEW YORK. August 2 lH0,.--William
Alien White. Kansas editor who has
been attacking Gov. Smiths candidacy
for the presidency, sailed. with his wife,
yesterday for an indefinite stay In
Europe, q stay which he expressed the
hope would last until after the election
The Kansan declined TO discuss fur
ther his charges and amended charges
against Coz. Smith, saying that all ne
had 10 say on that subject at the
time had been said
Evening star., 1928-08-02

cal condition today in Emergency Hos
pital.
The woman was sitting in her home
when a bullet was accidentally dis
charged from pistol that was being
cleaned by Silas Carter, colored, "a
years old 325 G street southwest, strik-
ing her Just below the heart. Carter
took her to the hospital and was later
arrested by fourth precinct police and
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Officers Sent to Motor School.

At the request of the Secretary of the
Navy. three officers of the Marine Corps
have been authorized to attend the next
session of the Army Motor Transport
School at Camp Holabird. Md, begin
ming September 10.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Leather Goods

(i6) LEATHER BAGS, pouch
and underarm styles. Silk lined,
Fitted with inside purse and mir
ror. Assorted colors. GC 90
Regularly $489...,
(14) SILK AND LEATHER
BAGS, pouch and underarm
STYLES, styles. a. ASSORTED so e0l0Fs $l.OO
Street Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Umbrellas

(sl wOMEN'S FOLDING UNI
BRELLAS, made of sturdy quality
union cloth. Slightly imperfect.
Can be put into suit (C 20
case. Friday. ,. %o
street FIaaF
Evening star., 1928-08-02

where my neither used TO tell me
stories about fairies"
IT remember her telling me once We
were going 10 the land OF promise -
that was how l first heard OF America
She was right"
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Junior Misses Goats
Priced to Clear

~ TAN KASHATERE COAT.
with cape. Size l3. e. 50
Was $3.50. Friday. 49,. @s'OO
~ BLACK KASHMERE COAT.
Friday .....,......
ID BLUE KASHMERE COAT,
size Is. Was $3.50. FRI O.
~ GRAY KASHMERE COAT.
Siza Is. Was $3.50. FRI O.
u1y s.-.,......s.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
DAVIS SEES BIRTHPLACE
IN WELSH MINING TOWN

By the Associated Press.
CARDIFF. Wales. August Flames
+ Davis. American Secretary of Labor
leading 900 Americans. returned yes
terday to Tredegar. mining town OF
Evening star., 1928-08-02
BOYS Wear

(la4) 79c SPORT BL0uSES.
Sizes to Is. Friday CSc
fii2si ase AND $3.50 WASH
HATS AND CAPS. Friday fOc
(26) $l.45 BASE BALL OUT
FITS. sizes 6. II and IA. HOc
F'Ide} GloJ o"iH Il MUSLIN NIGHT
S,lti SHIRTS, I,H.l s,,,,' sizes 3 and lS' l0c
(;51 81 KHAKI kOVERALLS,
sizes 3 to 7. Friday 1Oc
l2) $3.50 WHITE LONG SAIL
OR PANTS, sizes 3 and 4. CGc
f'tSa} lssl ''siI si.s5 PANAMA LONG
PANTS. sizes 6 to II. OQc
C3Ol sos PANAMA LONG
PANTS. sizes 8 to ID. &I 20
l7s} s osc WHITE BLousEs.
slightly soiled. Sizes 7 to OEc
H. Friday only ,........ S
t41l 3Sc kHAkI SPORT
r',.,sa,, 'g' n,,l,, ''NoS " '''N ZDC
1881 81 FLAPPER WASH
SHORTS. sizes 4, and 6. Khaki.
grey, grey 1n1a and tan nr,sa,. crash ,,,' and 60c
tIi) Csc MEXICAN 81
STRAW HATS. Friday D~
street Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
ChiIdren's Hose

4 AND . SPORT SOCKS. at
tractive colors and patterns.
Broken line. 35c and soc IQc
values, Friday only. y....
street Fiaor
Evening star., 1928-08-02

More than 1900 delegates attended
the convention OF the National Catholic
Educational Association In Detroit
Evening star., 1928-08-02
RedWeor
Dr0peries

1850 YARDS RAYON REM
NANTs. Csc 10 $i.25 val 1Qc
ues. Friday only ...+.....
80 PAIRS WHITE VOL Il
RuPFLED CURTAINS, with col
oYed figured ruffies. b4-inch val
ance. Rose and blue. QI ~
s2ss values Friday only P A'P'
CRETONNE REMNANTS, IN
usable lengths, soc 10 s5c o.
values Friday only yard '"
REMNANTS or RAYON Stripes
and Figures. sl25 10 $i75 7Qc
values Friday only ..+...
100 YARDS REMNANTS OF
80. INCH DAMASK, 81 9S 10 0Qo
81 95 values Friday only
DRApERY SETS, Of dama6k.
soiIed Il satin and
cret0nneg Used for IL Dx.oa
display ......~..p ~ fFice
Pifih FtsaF
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Bathing Suits, Skirts
Sweaters, Etc.

(n JANTZEN BATHING
SUITS, two piece. White shirt
and navy trunks. Were GO Oh
81. Friday .......... PO
u6I SLIP-oyER SWEATERS,
were $l.95. Going Fri 70
Qdy .............
IS PRS.l BEACH SHOES, c1
were s295. Friday, pair. ... ~A
1861 BATHING SHOES, o.
we're ST. Tomorrow. pair. ~ON
a. TWEED KNICKERS, we're
s5.95. Going out at, G10S
pair ................
(s) TWEED KNOCKERS, 2I
we're 1895. Friday. pair. ~A
81 TWEED KNOCKERS, C1
were s2.95. Friday. pair. @A
az WHITE FLAN-
MEL SKIRTS, were CD o.
sj.9S. Friday ........ C~'|O
t9) SILK PLEATED O. n
SKIRTS, were $685.. Co'|O
(2) BLAZER STRIPE c0 o.
COATS. were s5.95.... @@'|0
tT FLANNEL COATS, c1O
were $3.50. Friday only. @AO
(s) VELVET COATS, c1O
were $l9.95 Friday only. AO
1851 JANTZEN SWIMMING
SUITS, gray only. G3 o.
Were s6. Friday 49,.
(12l SWIMMING SUITS. white
only. Were S3.s5. Fri CLOG
dav .......... SI'1O
tS2l SWIMMING SHIRTS.
white only. Were c1 -
S2.50. Friday ........ 'sC
(53) JERSEY BATHIN
TIN TEuNhs' were sl'''' Sl.45
t2l FL AN Ell
TRUNKS. we're S2.95. 21 o.
Friday, a pair ....... @A~o
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-02
Knit Underu,ear

1861 BOYS ATHLETIC UNION
SUITS, open crotch Were 10
35c Friday only ....... Nv
t2Sl WOMEN'S ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS. small GI OO
sizes. Were si50..... P law
a. WOMEN'S KNIT UNION
SUITS, aiae 40, Were 90
81 Is. Friday only Wv
(S WOMEN'S KNIT UNION
SUITS. broken sizes, Were 90
i5c Friday only.....,.. ~
t25l WOMEN's RAYON VESTS
AND STEP ms, IN pastel shades.
Formerly $l00. Friday so
only Observation-Disclosures. Wv
500 WOMEN'S KNIT UNION
SUITS. with loose knee and bod
ice top Sizes 40. AZ and A. so
95c value Friday only. ....
(35l SHORT SLEEVED VESTS,
sizes 40, AZ and 50. Were o.
SOC. Friday only ...,.. "N
tau CHlLDREN'S RAY0N
BLOOMERS, were 81, Fri 10
day only .,...,....t.,....
(20l CHILDREN'S RAYoN
VESTS, pastel shadea 90
Were roc. FRIDAY only. ~~
Third Floar
JetDeIry
(6l NOVELTY BEADS. with
fancy pendants and fine link &I
beads Regularly SITS, $685.. PA
10 PIECES NOVELTY JEW
l,,,, aLEf, -. hfar''e,s !, ~ ana o'"oS' ODE
fa3l LANNIN VIOLET JEW
hLHF, bracelets, q, ',. ~. earrings h0c
~ STnINGSl iNnESTRUC-
IihLE 1d ,,.p1la'. rhA"'.S, s,.. ReRol"F'S oOc
utl STERLING SILVER COM
FACTS, with chain and place N1
for powder. Regularly Sl,4a W
street Fi0nr
Evening star., 1928-08-02
WOMAN is SHOT.

Pistol. Fired While Being Cleaned.
Seriously Wounds Ruth Lewis.
Shot near the heart last night by a
bullet from a supposedly unloaded gun,
Ruth Lewis, colored. 80 years old, 321 I
Virginia avenue southwest, Is in criti-
Evening star., 1928-08-02

held to await the outcome of her In
juries.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
$I.98, $2.58 4 $3.50

Secnnh Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-19
Cultivate Sense Of Beauty Noted Expert Urges

nourishing, pure Geld cream morn.
ing and night. In summer, once
& day or even less often. will be
sufficient.
Ice, dipped in q mild skin tonic.
make a wonderful bracing finish
to your daily care Of your face
after the excess -oil is removed,
provided it Ii not too much of q
shock. IL 1t IS too strong 1t will
cause tiny broken veins. In that
case substitute cold water.
You can avoid freckles, scowl-
Ing and eye wrinkles by wearing
brimmed hats. Take with you on
summer hikes and swtn1s, pure
cocoanut oil and rub just the least
bit into your skin before exposure
to strong sun light. Do not use
soap on your face.
Use only lightweight powder on
your thin skin ana apply makeup
sparingly. IL you follow the sug-
gestions I have made, and also
battle and take 3 long walk daily
eat well balanced meals including
fruit and fresh vegetables. drink
an abundance of water and one
pint OF pure milk each day, avoid
stimulants, and get your full
quota Of sleep, you will not need
artificial aids to give you a com.
plexion of rose and cream.
hope these hints may prove or
practical use to you. dear Miss
Twenty, and also to all the other
Miss Twenties who may read this
column. in your quest for lowell.
ness and charm, which ere rightly
yours.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-19

"The power that men have to
harm me, I give Them" someone
writes.
And II seems unreasonable at
first glance. But when you pause
and consider what il behind 1t,
doesn't 1t make good sense?
Doesn't 1t suddenly become the
sort of truth that you can live by?
You say, This one did that
wrong, and it has hurt me beyond
reparation. No matter how much
/ forgive him, nevertheless can
not forget il"
And yet you know that while you
remember you do not forgive, and
that the resentment you hold in
your mind, however natural that
resentment may appear to be,
haa'ts you primarily before 1t can
hCet another, and that it is likely
all the venom OF it will be spent
right in your own life before 1t
gets out to poison another's life.
This Is the reason that 1t is a
good thing for you to forget-not
only good but a necessary thing;
that injuries done you may not
carry a double hurt; first. when
they are perpetrated, and the Sec
ond time when you react to them
after the manner of their own ma
ture.
This also is why it is a fine plan
to forego revenge. for that is only
resentment put into an act and
given more force because 1t. Is so
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FASHIONS
FANCIES

Three Steps to Smartness are
represented by the three-tone bor-
ders, seen on the latest white-cen-
tered linen handkerchicfs. In
large sports size these kerchiefs
are important in helping to develop
the sport ensemble idea. Two'tone
borders, using line or dot patterns,
are also quite swagger.
CIeverIy contrasting cOlOrs are
used in the trtcolor felt hats that
are being made in Paris. to match
the Jersey sweaters whose horizon
tai stripes are woven in scalloped
effect. Felt hats, with hand
painted bands or insets of straw.
duplicate the scalloped idea OF the
sweaters.
Combing coral, with silver or
gold filigree, pearls or rose crystal
Is one of the lates fads in costume
jewelry. An imitation coral, in
''angel pink" is used for the beads
that form necklaces, bracelets and
earrings. Old-fashioned oval pend
ants Of this synthetic coral are
framed in gold or silver filigres.
Painting the Town Red seems to
have been the ambition of fore
most Partisan designers; for, de-
spite all predictions to the con-
trary, bright reds are just as smart
this season as they have been for
several preceding ones. All shades
of red are definitely to the fore in
spring fashions.
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BY Maria Jeritza

AS / write I am glancing over
a sensible letter from a young
girl, which lies before me on my
desk.
II have dry, sensitive skin"
Miss Twenty writes. will you
kindly tell me exactly how /
should care for my face and
neck-in fact my entire body
during the winter, also during
the summer months, when my
skin is not so dry? Is the use
of ice for the complexion adj
visable? thank you very much"
This young girl will succeed in
keeping healthy and beautiful.
other things being equal, because
she goes about the matter in
diligently. She realizes, for in
stance, that her skin needs Diff
ferent care at different seasons,
and shows a disposition to study
her beauty needs. 1t is the girl
who blindly tries everything she
sees advertised, satisfied IL it is
''the latest" who makes q mess
OF her complexion and too often
her health.
I am going to suggest two very
unusual items for the daily
regime of the young woman OF
twenty. They directly serve the
fundamentals Of beauty. which
are mental. Unless you cultivate
a sense of beauty, feeling Tor
all that is lovely. you will not
be able to give the impression
of beauty in your personality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-19
Wash Dishes tOKeep Hands Nice
Beauty Expert Advises Girls

Girls, perhaps you hate doing the
dishes. Listen to what Miss Susan
BFeslin, teacher in famous New
York beauty school, says
Washing dishes makes beautiful
hapds-pFovided it is done with pure
Lux eIds."
Miss Breslin explains that "the
very thorough gentle cleansing that
one gets from Lux suds is excellent
for the skin" She adds:
However, the good effect Of this
thorough cleansing Is lost and much
harm done, II ordinary household
soap is used. Such soaps often con-
tain harmful alkalis, which dry up
the oils OF the skin, leading to wrin-
kles and eoarsening Of texture.
fTAix ID 80 mild that it protects the
skin oils end soothes the skin.
my students are trained 10 Use
lax slids in nanicuring the nails,
snd the home woman will find that