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The Washington times., 1930-03-20

In this agelesS era we give a
great deal of concern to beauty.
It is quite unnecessary to grow old
when there are so many delight
full ways of defeating Father Time
in his progress. It is remarkable
how the first traces Of age may
be checked with intelligent care.
If in doubt about the right pro
cedure it would be wise to try q
few Of the treatments at one Of
the good salons by way of learning
your way around among the mass
Of bottles, jars and other beauty
containers. You will find yourself
looking often in the mirror just to
see the lovelineSs growing there.
With the late fashions, every de-
tail in the tone and texture Of the
skin, the character Of the make
up, the style Of the hair and the
brilliance of the eyes, contribute
much to the SmartneSS Of the en-
semble. This spring. beauty must
be fresh as new blossoms, natural,
eager and bright. There is a con-
tinuance in the vogue for deep tan
coloring with lipstick to make it
more alluring.
Chanel combines white lace
with tulle into a most romantic
gown. The silhouette is bouffant,
enhanced with q bolero effect.
Only very narrow straps support
this creation over the shoulders
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

The Standard UphOIstering
Company, Inc, Offers a Complete
Home Decorating Service for
You, Madame!
THIS firm-an accepted instiUu
L ton for artistic, dependable
and moderate priced works
showing a splendid assortment
Of materials from which service
able and attractive slip covers
can be made. It, Is a very easy
matter to select patterns from
the large displays in this shop
and there's a definite assurance
Of prompt delivery.
Over-stuffed furniture made to
order is another service fe atured
by the Standard UpholStering
Company; they will also remodel
the suite you already have,
furnish your home with shades
and draperies to blend in with
the furnishings and offer an ex-
ceptionally efficient service in
cleaning and repairing rugs. 403
Eleventh Street N. w. Main 1902.
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A gown from the formal mode is
Of flat crepe in black. The bolero
is achieved by means of a tuck, a
narrow belt across the back, ties
in a bow at the side, and the hip
line is fitted to the figure, being
the height Of flare fullness in the
skirt.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
WHATNoT |

Where East Meets West
Collections from many points
- of the world are found in
this shop located in Stoneleigh
Court-1O19 Connecticut Avenue.
There is a display of antiques
as well as pieces Of modern art
and imports that will interest
the discriminating visitor and
weathered traveller. Also an un-
usually interesting collection of
objects de art arranged to at
tract the attention of the most
casual observer. There are gay
little pieces of china from Criel.
Montereau and Choisy depicting
in a classical manner-favored
scenes. The collection in this
shop is quite extensive but not
entirely expensive.
A most interesting frock has
brief sleeves, aSymetric neckline
and fullneSs Shirred about the
waist line. The inset-widened
.,kirt swirls into a petal hemline.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20


From the Sport's-Eye View of
the Mode, there is a more definite
place for the active sports apparel.
The sports are more varied and
each has q definite demand in the
wardrobe. Flying, riding, boating,
playing tennis and golf, surely
each activity has its own par.
ticular style. The spectator sports
costume is not to be sighted. in
fact, it deserves o great deal of
thought. There are many new
versions Of the mode, adorable
feminine things that can be called
practical and efficient, and for the
spectator, a wide assortment of
materials, colorS, and style effects.
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Always the Newest Offerings In
The Most Interesting Of Arts
Photography
, PHOTOGRAPHIC Portraits may
l. be treasures of childhood that
express so adequately little ges.
lures and positions soon to be
forsaken for new ones, or lifelike
loveliness of other dear ones. Fine
and artistic photography is done
in the studio of Underwood and
Underwood located at 1880 Con.
necticut Avenue, and the selec-
tion of the matte or the frame
for the photograph is given in
dividual thought. Children'S por-
traits are taken with a special
patented camera, which gives
more than the usual lifelikeneSS
to the portrait. The beauty of
youthfulneSS, or the charm of
silver treSSes should be forever
portrayed and the artists Of the
Underwood and Underwood Studio
are most excellent ones to &C.
compliSh these true portraits.
There is a most reasonable offer
of twelve photographs for twenty
dollars that really should be taken
advantage of by every family
wishing portraits done with true
artistic photography.
For evening wear the printed
frock in sheer materials, lace and
chiffon: printed taffeta and the
variations of the short wrap are
the outstanding influences.
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Youth is beautifully expressed
in a gown of lovely silver ACE.
The gown clings to the figure,
giving a slim, Straight-to-the-g ground
silhouette and trailing for a short
distance.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Delman Features
"POla"

THIS intriguing model illus
i trated here was created as
a perfect complement to Madame
ct Madamoiselle's new tweed
dress or ensemble-of beige water
snake with parchment calf trim.
ming, featuring the much sought
after Continental heel. Priced
at $3.50. 1921 Connecticut Ave.
nue..
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Gray has been given a definite
place in the color chart of fashion
and that position Is exclusive
ness.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

There Is a most varied color
range, offering pale and dusty
pastels in the lead. Combinations
of these pastels are offered with
two distinct style features in mind,
that Of ".prettiness" or chic" The
combination of tints in similar
values is the pretty mode" where
as, the shades in contrast are more
daring.
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The new bags have simple lines,
and are fashioned of calf, pin seal,
felt and crepe de chine. In color,
they should blend with the shoes
or the hat. There are many COM
binations in ensemble effects, Of
hats and scarfs, shoes and bags,
scarfs and bags, and for the suit,
q beret and vest-blouse.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

A rule that governs
the style Of today is
one with a great deal
Of common sense. It
expresses the fac t
the perfect costume
fits the woman, the
time and the occa-
sion and reads like
this: IF you are
grand. be very, very
grand, and if you are
not, be practical"
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A smart version of
the four-piece ensem-
BILE is tailored on very
simple lines, has a
short ] acket t with
skirt to match and a
sweater of contrast
ing material. A nine
tenths length Goa It
matches the tweed
jacket and skirt.
Most popular of all
the spring fashions
is the soft suit with
dresSmaker details.
Feminine notes are
achieved by blousing,
d r a in g, flaring
peplums or a cape
effect and special at
tention is given to q
soft, flattering neck
line.
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The grace and
beauty Of the longer
skirts for evening are
enhanced by the chic
effect of the short
length jackets. A very
stunning evening coat
Is of black Lyons vel
vet with white fox
collar.
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Sheer gold lame is
a charming fabric for
t h e spring evening
wraps and may be
developed more elab.
orately t h a n other
materials. Sleeves
that are of flaring
tiers a n d necklines
that are collared with
softly tied bows and
drapeS.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
High Schools Drop
Bookkeeping Courses

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March
20.-No longer will bookkeeping
be taught in the commercial
high schools maintained by the
city, when the Board Of Educa.
ton learned that only four in.
dividualS Of several hundred who
plugged through Il a long book.
keeping course in the schools
had secured jobs as bookkeepers
the board voted to do away with
the subject,
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

GEAMED" good picture in entertainment that
the will undoubtedly impress being unique and
The characzons and personal twists given by the d
audience the Of their chairs
from to nhmaking it rank with "Ab and underworld"
two of the outstanding pcuedepictng the activities Of the
underwordof The outstanding cast performance
given by have not before but hope to often
hereaerRaH Harolde He the Of racketeer chief
but he not the acohe is the rackeeer himself the picture
nicely balanced feeling
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
A Marriage Licenses
Issued in Strasburg

STRASBURG, Va, March IT,
The following marriage licenses
have been issued here recently:
Albert Lee (colored), Of Wood
stock, and Mary Scott (coloreO Of
Strasburg; Maynard F. Lowery, Of
Winchester, to Ollie Mildred Rite
nour, of Seven Fountains: Jack
Glasgow Ross, jr., of HarriSonburg,
and Carrie v. Sager, of Mt. Jack
son; Lawrence Bowman, Of Toms
Brook, and Mildred Racey,
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Machines Now Set Up
Pins in Bowling Alley

CLEVELAND, March 20
0N.S0.-one Of the new fea
cures connected with the Ameri.
can Bowling Congress which is
now In progress in Cleveland, is
the new-pin-setting machines.
This is the first time that ma.
cnlnes have ever been used dur
ing the gigantic bowling festival,
tne pin setting has been done by
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

happenings vciousy life that
the father and son affection Of Regis Toomey and William Holden
eteer show The girl role taken by Evelyn Brent whose father
killed while fighting the Swearing revenge William
Holden police hostess
Mite Club While there she meets the police inspectors
Of the she has to gethe girls hate for the
father her love for the temporarily
thickens. See Framed" at RKO Keths Theater starting
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Two Killed, A Injured
In Mine Gas Explosion

BENTON, H., March 20 d.N.SJ.
An explosion caused by the ig-
milton Of mine gas was blamed
today for the blast that killed
two miners and injured four
others seriously in the Waller Coal
Company mine at Waller late
Tuesday.
-Four hundred men were in the
mine at the time, but only. IL
workers were in that particular
section.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
AL CapOne Is Elusive;
Whereabouts Secret

CHICAGO, March 20 QNS0.-
AL Capone, who has disappeared
mysteriously since his release from
Pennsylvania prison, Monday, is
and isn't in Chicago. One guess
is as good as another, according
to reports.
The elusive gang chieftain was
reported In various places, but
there were no definite clues to his
whereabouts.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

NE might believe that Paul featuring for
tn people who enjoy the best Of everything
the caeCera luncheon well the dinner
restaurant service at only the best
vegetables fruits and pastries served all super
OF OF WaShlngtons
tremey inviting the decorations featuring Prceons coloring
with daSh OF Chinese red You will find pleasant the
Inn Inn ana your appetite for delicious food gated indeed Pau
Inn Is open from eevenhirty m, until thirty
offering varied choice of dainty Dishes refined and
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

Sandwiches for Your Party Needs
TNHERE is q most original Pastry
L Shop located at 806 Seven
teenth Street and If you are en-
tertaining, either a few guests or
a large gathering Of an organiza-
ton or friends, you can not af-
ford to overlook the advantages
and delights offered in sandwich
form from this shop. The sand
wiches will be made to order at
forty.five cents per dozen or three
dollars and twenty-five cents per
hundred. There are ever so many
different varieties from which to
choose and each is delightful.
Call the Pastry Shop, Metropoli-
tan 1868, and then enjoy the pos
Sibilities offered there.
The fichu is another quaint
nCte found to be making a score.
II is quite chic with the new
clothes, and is shown scalloped
and plain worn knotted and softly
draped about the neck.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

HghPowe Meodrama- Briefly Describes Radio Pictures ATakng
Drama ramed Depicting the Modern Trend of Life Any Big City,
Directed by George Achanbaud With Cast Including Evelyn Brent
Harolde Regis Toomey Maurice Black William Holden Robert
Emmett OCoor and Eddie Kane Framed Ranks With "Ab and
nderwor Two of the Outstanding Shows of Past Years. At RKO
Keths Theatre Starting Saturday.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
.8rnwattz nn9}ic;tf 1mRGrtff 1JsHSe 1925 Con- Sn-
nounces the Arrival of Modish
Frocks for Early Spring Days.

CCHWARTZ bought clothes for the this
models at prices unelevab low every model personally Sc
Of imported dress models may be
bought in price that is exceptona$1975 to $2e7-bea
tu materials designed cut and MADE IN an anazng M
that Indispensable high fashion
individual practical
cooring-black always smart shade the blues
the high shades for sports featuring ats
buttons pepms touches Of lace wrist length jackets and
flares. showing for inSpection
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
GIRL OF 7 DIES

WINCHESTER, Va, March 20.
After an illness of about "a hours,
Annie Marie Pollard, 7year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
G. Pollard, this city, died, at
the home of her parents, recently.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
n the well-known ateliers Of the Par

coats Of
sian style world.
On the first floor the scars complement these
silver cross blue and white unusual prcngS
confirmation they featuring hreeprice from
pointed red brown beige at
All are fine soft silk solid skins Proving beyond
Cnat Saks sells furs at prcngs to please Swank!
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

manner most desired Partisan iresisby
are the chfonS for afternoon Chic frok fashioned
black chiffon with boea back cuffs
and narrow belt with rhinestone buckle this
model Havana brown chiffon with the tucked hiplne features
yoke OF beige lace and chiffon Ultra
made with lace yoke effect Witchng
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

lS Time OF year when the showing for the
@ time the new and lovely things imports and adaptations
french models Madame the
1ox Scar1-a delightful addition to spring costume.
Madame has always something entirely
mouse OF SaKS this
Whn one views the things spring Saks second floor
8O Sne Is oenodng the ensembles and
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
The Boston Beauty Salon, 1927 F
Street N. W. Delightful Experience
Awaits the One Who Has Not Tried
The Work Done and the Service
Given, Madame!
Given, Madame!

v, owned and operated by Mrs.
rly and deeply laid plans for the
. It is with confidence that we
permanent waving and the ar
ID other details of beauty. Here,
e and art Of an exceptional hair
yret visiting this shop if she is
eel, water wave, scalp treatment,
with added smartness for the
e Boston Beauty Salon gives one
ly groomed. Call Metropolitan
Black S of great Importance to
the spring mode. second only to
the blues Black and white in
their extreme contrast and so
very chic in combination is shown
~ advantage in dresses, coats and
hats.
The soft silk suit, casual and
feminine. answers the first call
in the spring wardrobe.
The most important accessory
is the blouse. The necklines of
these are to be given a great deal
of thought, since the blouse collar
is either pulled out over the coat
or in some manner effect the
neckline.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

MERE is no end to the distinctive selection of feminine apparel
10 De viewed in the exclusive 1905 Connecticut
yEnu @ ESemoe suits and dresses which disclose delightful de-
dS OF tmate construction which combine the gay
Parn bouevards with the repressed conservation
oeSS Tor which American delight to be known Gowns
ASSoneo from rich fabrics that lengths after the
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

Pleatings have again been placed
In the foreground of fashion to
such an extent that tuckings in
numerous versions are extremely
adaptable. Inserts of tuckingS and
pleats, all-over tucked net, pleated
fans, and pleats in many widths
and depths are giving character
to many of the new modes.
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Turquoise blue MORE is the
foundation of a belted princess
silhouette. Scanned insets that eX-
tend the length of the gown. flare
into full godets at a low hip line.
The decolletege back is finished
by a strap neckline.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
WINS 5.MINUTE SUIT

TUCSON, Ariz.. March 20
d.N.S0.-Helen M. Coe was great
ed q divorce from Charles Fran
els Coe, newspaper man and
author Of gangster and polit-
ical novels, today In q five
minute court session.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
WOMAN. s5. KILLS Rat

ANNERSHAM,, England, Marcn
20.-Mrs. Isabelle Free, IS years
Of age, recently chased, caught
and killed q rat.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

The fashion wind is blowing to-
ward SHEER loveliness and sheer
,ength. sheerly seems to be the
7crSion. Lc"eliness achieved by
enhancing shadowy materials and
The length by transparent hem.
lines.
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In this day Of true fen1inity,
taffeta enters the new fashions
in a delightful manner. It whiS-
pers in such a ladylike manner
when you walk and has all the
criSpness of youth. Taffeta is
being shown in millinery, silk
suits and frockS.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
ADVERTIsEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTIsEMENT
f3khhot5 t5Ne~kI I6m,-ond,3255o{pGos>iP &

A vandal hand may bruise the stem of loUe
Or pull its netted roots from nurturing earth;
A breath of frost may burn the leaOes of loUe
Or vnnton fingers steal its every flouUer.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
FATHER OF 20

BERLIN, March 20.-PreSident
Hindenberg has become godfather
to a railroad switchman's twenty
ninth child.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
ADVERTISEMENT

An afternoon suit with dress.
makery lines is Of seven-eighttls
length. 1t is flared and eet in
godets making the sleeves flare
godets making the sleeves flare.
too.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
OLD TIMERS PASS

HILLSBOROUGH, N. H., March
2O.-of Al persons who died here
during the past year, Is were
more than 80 years old and 81
were more than 70.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
BLACK.WINGED GULLS

OCRACOKE, N. c., March 20
-Black-winged gulls, which
from a distance resemble the
Penguins of Arctic regions, are
numerous here this
season.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

PauPs Inn, 1118 Connecticut Ave-
nue., Popular With Washingtonians
Who Appreciate Delectable Food.
Luncheon, Cafeteria Service; Res
taurant Service at Dinner
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
ADVERTlsEMENT
>S'~~"'&~ &~

Still loUe wiu try to liDe and bloom again
So long as it be spared one cruelty:
The drouth of neghgence-uUhen loUe must die
By inches slouDly 1Vilting in its shame
May ams
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
FARRAGUT MN PORT

The Admiral Farragut of the Pacific Steamship Company arriv- |ed in the Port of Seward from the westward this morning and is scheduled to sail from here at i2.f5 N. m. Wednesday morning or just after Tuesday midnight. She brought five passengers from the Westward. all of whom are going outside with the exception of A M. Bennett from Long Island. The crew spent Christmas day in sel- doVia
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
RELIEF FROM CURSE .......
 0F CONSTIPATION

A battle Creek physician says, Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called RexaIl Or- derlies has been discovered. This tablet attracts water from the system into the lazy, dry, evacuat- ing bowel system call colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, na- tural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipa- tion. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright Get 24 for 25c today at the nearest Rel xall Drug Store. Seward Drug Co.
 advertisement
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
TRACTNG PARElNTAGE

Some time between tha g9Id rush of 1907 and l9Ol x man by tha name of Dawson placed his baby girl in the Mother Ryther Home in Seattle and came north. .Tt Was years later before ne returned and the child grew up and was adopted by others Mrs. Axel Ol- son, 343 Karr Avenue Hoquiam, Washington, has written the An chorage Times in the hope that some trace of the man may be found. The child's given name was Daisy or Rosamond Dawson. She would like to locate her father if he is still living, or hear from anyone knowing about the case.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
{ CIfpID RISY

Genevieve Laughlin ana Ola Wright Cassity were married at Woodrow at o'clock Sunday af- ternoon, at the home of the brides parents. Rev Earl E. Reisnar pef- forming the ceremony Mrs cas- sity has been teaching school at Mile Y on the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad. The brlde- groom IS d radio operator therc. They expect to return to Co1iqya on the next boat. #....
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
BELIEVES FATE 0F
 ENSWE|LER SEALED

There is no longer question in ,ar mind but that Captain Charles Ensweiler has passed beyond hu- man ken said Captain Hogg ct Blue Fox Bay, who with Mrs. Hoeg. 4s XXI passenger on the Admiral Fal
 ragut pound for Seattle Captain Hogg hgs iast completed scarei- of the Koeiak group of islan 5s in his gas boat Margaret ne K raa1 of the Bi.se f Island CanncsN and out up a considerable quantity of salmon during the na5 season
 Captain Hoga had eRMa i2t7 the aart of seward several weeks a'a ahd was commissioners tT NJ s
 rnrnliss ioner EaeIa it No1iori t# make search for F4ngvf's oa his return U lis home Fs~' af search- d many gavs And il,r's asr7 liked 10 many fishermen and trappers but could get no inkling or word of the man who left Kodiak Sep tember l7 for Seward and has neither been seen nor heard since
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

- Ray Marcel, six years of age, who had been ill for several months died while being brought to Flat from Iditarod by Joe Cunl- mings and his dog team.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

Mrs. Nellie Carlson of sanak has just entered the Seward Gen. eraI hospital where she MAS sched- uIed for q major operation today.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

What Could Be Sweeter' than a box of our Pign' Whistle can 1y for New Years gift. Sold at the Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
LONDON WEnnING

LONDON, Dec, 29. -V.1is,n stayner girl flyer, became the bride of Cecil Hamilton BradanaW, rubber planter.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

With 30 people from the coal mining town of suntrana on, a special train arrived aft Fair banks to spend Xmas there,
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

Mrs. Thornwaitee. wife of a corparaf of tha Royal Narthwest Mounted stationed at 0ld Crow, was a passenger Saturday on the ss Alameda enroute to. saattleI
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

Alex Bolem, local resident who lis now on a trap line, recently moved his camp from Susitna to the Crossing.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
.HUNGERn RIOTS

BERLIN, Dec 20. Pl-Throngs of shoppers in many sections of the city we're routed py Communist hunger" riots.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

Nute Armstrong. cannery man of seldaVia And Ninilchick is an olit- eoirg passenger on the Ad-nlFai Farragut for brief visit in Seat tle
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY SEWARD ALASKA MoNDA DECEMBER @

that time. Captain Hogg is turn ling in a complete record of his search to Commissioner Morford and Governor Parks.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29
Frank Ballovich

Frank HalloVich, giant tie- hacker and world war vet Who is convalescing in the Seward General hospital, has about two week more of it before being dist charTed- In the n time, Bob Ha4 eher is looking after his camp. Bob expects to be leaving soon for hi5 Nuka Bay claims
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

ALASKA VIEWS, at scnauerer,s Alaska Shop. -
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

Clown suits for rent at s2.5o.
 Urbach Ss Valade
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-29

Have you heard the "Gltah Trail7? s.ilI popular. schalIer- cr's .4@#ka Sh0p. adv