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Evening star., 1932-08-22
sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.


REFRIGERATED DISPLAY CASES new and
secondhand; real buys low down paymenIIS
and easy terms; all equipment guaranteed
220 J. st. ne. -
RUGsBeautifnI antique Fereghan; 2 an
tique Sarouks Ext; Iran Senna, Axe; Kash-
mere. 10x1l Rare old Persian rugs; won
dsrful c9loring olo n and condition' eacfihce ioi
SEWING MACHINES Singer; sl5;
New Home SIS Standard SIS; New Ideal.
$40; others at IS; all guar. New macnines' es
Sc. Sew Mch Shop 3l3 Pa. ave sc. Lin o275
SEWING MACHINES repaired, g. SINGER Ee
electric console. $40 so; portable, sl4 %
drop head, $3.50; Wicox-Gibbs electric Sz''
STORE FIxTUREs--8-ft. refrigerator dis
play case. $25; l2-ft plste-glass wall case. case
s25: Dayton Computing Scale; $50 95it ,nft nogr
counter with drawers, $40. 1904 l4th st.
NV Decatur 5023.
STORE FIXTURES. reconditioned-8-ft.s soda
back bar. SAC; #. cigarette wall case. SZ4,
Aft display wall case. Sl9 8-ft display moor
case. $50. Kitchen Cabinet Corp. MRS. Bal
timore. No.
TYPEWRITERS-An makes rebuilt; new and
Typewriter Sales & Service. l7i4 st. NV
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1888. Underwoods. Royals and l.. C. Smitns
s2.5n mo; mos. IN adv. 1915; mos. Sl2
TYPEWRITERs-Ame CO, 1881 ES East
Capitol St, away from the high rents Sell
ing. renting repairing all makes. open
evenings Lin 0082
VACUUM CLEANERS and junior
sizes, popular makes, $40 up. Recondttioned.
guaranteed Repairing. Vacuum Cleaner
Shop. 1404 Girsrd NV. Ad. osoo.
WASHING MACHINES, 3 brand-new floor
samples. all standard makes, fully guaran-
teed for those who will act quickly, terms
If desired. Apex. spinning -wringer type re-
duced from sl65 to $50; Boss roll-wringer
type reduced from sll9 to S65 so; 1900 Whlrl-
pool roll-wringer type, reduced from S7S %
to s59 So no phone calls. Carroll Supply Co.
TIT 18th st. NV.
METAL WINDOW FRAMES and sashes. 500,
s6 each; 1000 Doors, 3'x6l0". 1s4" thick,
50 each. also wired glass, linoleum, lumber.
brick radiators. etc
H. HERFURTH, JR., INC,
1850 St SW
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES,
PARTS-pARTS

I 7 =. IAIN I y
for all cars and trucks. Used cars and
trucks for sale. Open Sundays Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange, u Fla. ave. ne.
953-959 Fla. ave. NV. North 1o40S.
Evening star., 1932-08-22
WANTED-SALESMEN
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

CHRISTMAS CARD statesmen.
$3.50 DAILY AVERAGE.
Handle the Process Line. We are
largest manufacturers in field. There
fore our cards are exclusive and
prices are LOWEST. Two z1-card
box assts. Pays 1009o profit. NO
MONEY RISK. Investigate at once
PROCESS CORP, 1926 Natl Press
BlGg.
Evening star., 1932-08-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS = LICENSED
white men; anywhere, any hour; your or our
car Call any time. Adams 3489. 29'
AUTO LESSONS. RELIABLE WHITE IN
structors, any hour; cars furnished; parking
for tests, permits secured. Call Noel Dist.
JAZZ-Popular music in 20 lessons; free les
sons If you buy instruments. Christensen
School. 7ls 1ith st. NV. Dist. 1878. Blk 1t.
BEAUTY CULTURESEE OUR AID UNDER
this classification in Sundays Star for a
lifetime opportunity. MABELLE HONOUR
SCHOOL (Est. 1919, W'tons Original and
ave. NV.
AUTO LESSONS FOR EASY PARKING.
clutch control; cars furn: permit instruc-
tion guar. Old reliable. FOSTER, Met. 1909
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
1917 discount on all courses II enrolled
before September IS. Start any time.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
655 Earle Theater bldg
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DRY GOODS STORE in Petworth. Neat,
osss sssh offer refused Use or will t5sde
GASOLINE FILLING STATION for sale;
will accept improved city or suburban prop
erty as part payment; a going go business that
ment., including UNDERGROUND equipment
owned by the station, residences and 2-car
garage on the property; ami; Can arrange
4S75' IS sen as a "h0'e' oaN owner POTOMAC
RESTAURANT well eauipped; doing nice
Address BOX 4o2-M. Star Once -.
Res EEsTAURANT ,dss Ior sale good opportunity
from You T.; very reasonable price. 22'
AM IN MARKET to buy drus store; reason
Address Box s6i-M. Star o1ice. ~:
GROCERY. EsTAB. 1s YRS. DOING $3.50
WKLY Tn sEsT TAsT GARToE HII sg5, SECTION
To9@s, baths rent sss all ilsd Never
better buy" Price, 5000; $500 down.
Met SEE ssGs. MR. Sos 69TtER 81 NV. 20.
s9MsMATPon on YAEH sAEH fAiK aAeASE
sIDEREp. LOCATED p0WNToWN &c FORGED R4TI
GATE. NAT, S25S. ',.' 2s'
I'd: II lovely rooms. baths; choice location
and dandy renter. Price, sI.iso; $500
down.
SEE MR. FOWLER
Met. 630B sos st. NV 22'
ROOMING? Call Mr.. DePOTO
Nat. $3.50 1902 X ST. NV .
ROOMING HOUSE-"Only one like IT," Here
II is: y rooms; central downtown; rent. $40;
price. $3.50; all filled.
SEE Mr.. FOWLER
Met. 630S 506 F St, NV az
t250-ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms; rent. $50.
s450-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50.
S45o-Rooming house, IL rooms; rent $50
s450-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent $50
well furnished near 18th and Mass.
S500-Rooming house, ID rooms, baths;
central; good income: rent. $50.
forthcoming house, is rooms; cheap rent;
beautifully furnished; central.
$7o0-Rooming house. ~ rooms; cheap rent
newly decorated; good corner.
Rooming and boarding business, l6 rooms. 4
baths. beautifully furnished; Conn
ave. location; special bargain, 81. .500
terms.
s30o-Junch and rooms; rent. $50.
$4S0-Lunch and furnished rooms
$90o-Lunch, old stand: will sacrifice.
S400-Confect. and lunch and rooms.
r. M. CURTIS, $40 1lth st. NV, Met. 1882.
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BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sAILBOAT. 35-foot, $3.50; beautiful design
Also roWboat. SIS; new mahogany runabout
$3.50. Col 4040
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

GET l-DAY-OLD EGGS from heart of Shen-
andoah Valley farm delivered to your door
dress Mr.. L. r. Fadeley, Edinburg. Va,
Route No. l. 22'
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
SITuATIONS-MEN,

SITUATIONS-MEN.
BOOKKEEPER, age 80, II years experience,
accounting training; temporary or perma-
nent. Shepherd 267l. Zz'
FILIPINO wishes position In private family
experience as cook or butler -housemani
GOOD chauffeur Call District 1888. 23.
YOUNG MAN colored. desires position as
chauffeur. private or delivery; porter
elevator operator; speaks Spanish. Grillo
DEC. 5l53. -.
YOUNG MAN desires secretarial or any
honest work evenings; room and board or
salary. Mr. Gay, Met. S5o4. 22'
SITUATIONs-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, reliable. Southern, wish work as
tanitor; vie work half time; IL years ref
Rhons oistriet e4ls. colorea. ..
Evening star., 1932-08-22

BOSTONS young dogs, also 2-year-old brood
matron, all pedigreed. Smooth fox terriers.
bull terriers. Esquimo spitz. collies. black and
tan. Gold and tropical fish. rabbits. mon
keys. parrots, chameleonS. guinea pigs, etc.
7l2 18th st. NV
YOUR DOG GIVEN A SANITARY BATH.
eimin nating feas. for ST. dogs clipped. 81,
DR.. Lockes Dog and Cat Hospital, 1922
Irving st NV. Col 0574
BIRDS BOARDED.
CanarieS, 81 week; $3.50 mo.
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RENT-GARAGE.

NEAR CAPITOL
2-story brick garage, approximately 1900
50. IT. Of floor space and lot adjoining with
about 1900 50. #. of area. Elevator.
LINKINS CO, 1873 De Sales ST.. District 3527.
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FORD va STANDARD COUPE Beautiful
mohair upholstery Used short while by
officer of the company. New-car guarantee
and service. Only se5 down. Because OF spe-
L. J. Rocca. Triangle Motor Co.. N. Y.
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If Dog Is Really Mad.

The diagnosis of rabies in man is still
a matter of opinion. not OF Sclentlnc
fact. The characteristic lesion, IN the
opinion of the pathologist who believes
such a disease occurs IN man, is the go
called "Negri body" This is collection
of round cells around ganglion cells in
the brain tissue, as seen under the
microscope But sometimes competent
pathologiSts differ in opinion in given
case, one believing he sees the "Negr1
bodies" another believing he does not.
1t seems that these "Negri bodies may
be closely simulated by groups OF round
cells which are present in inf1amed
tissues in any case: the round cells
resemble red blood corpuscles.
So think the occurrence of rabies in
man is improved I am an agnostic
about this. as l am about the specific
disease known as gout. In my opinion
the grave or fatal illness which some
excellent physicians call rabies Is a
modified form of tetanus. lockjaw.
More impressive. to my mind, than
the popular legends and the medical
traditions about "hydrophobia" or
madness" in persons bitten by mad"
dogs or other rabid animals. IS the
experience of employees of great city
whose duties include the capturing of
mad" dogs. Men engaged in this work
for the city of New York have been
bitten by the rabid animals in great
many cases but have never developed
rabies or anything like it. Moreover,
according to medical authorities who
do believe in human rabies, only Is per
cent of persons bitten by rabid animals
become infected 1t seems to me that
such rate of infection might be ex-
pected, from lockjaw (tetanus)
Medical authorities who describe
Evening star., 1932-06-28
DED RYAE OIOAoRALC w. Burgess.

ouainted? They ought to know their
own father and I ought to know my
own children. I believe 1 Will go over
there"
He stepped out and started to amole
over to that doorstep, but at slght CT
him the five babies disappeared down
inside in a hurry. Being still ratner
wabbly on his legs, the last one lost ms
balance and turnbled over and rolled
part. eway down the long hill. Jimmy
Started to hurry forward, but was STOP
ped by the stamping Of angry feet. he
turned to find Mrs. Jimmy right benlno
him..
Il am not going to hurt them" my
dear" said Jimmy.
mo. I don't think you are" retorted
Mrs. Jimmy. Certainly you won't as
long as / am about. Who told you you
might return?"
Nobody my dear. Nobody. I saw
the babies en- the doorstep and l
thought it was time that they should
make the acquaintance of their father" :"
"Tlaat is for me to decide" declared
Mrs Jimmy And I'm telling you
right now, Jimmy Skunk. that that time
hasn't come yet. So the quicker you
get away from here, the farther you go
and the longer you stay, the better"
"Yes'm,' said Jimmy meekly. ANY
way. know how many babies we have
and that is some comfort. I am glad
there are five. That is just good-sized
family. And I am glad there are no
more than five"
Did you say five?" said Mrs Jimmy.
Then she gave Jimmy funny look and
hurried on. "As you say, five is a good
number Just now they are too little
to be frightened, and you did frighten
them when you appeared. It will be
time enough for you to make their ac-
quaintance when they are big enough
to go walking with you. Then I'll need
your help Until then Just keep away"
Jimmy promised that he would and
started off to hunt for white grubs. He
felt better. He felt decidedly better
He had seen the babies and Mrs. Jimmy
had said that later he would be needed.
To feel that one is needed is always a
good feeling.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
GOOD TASTE TO-DAY
BY EMILY POST.
Famous Authority on Etiquette.

most formal salutation possible. In
America the word my" increases the
formaIity CT the word dear" but when
combined with words 6enoting affec-
tionate relationships nay" emphasizes
the poSsessive attitude. My beloved"
means beloved who is mine-as well as
beloved by me. My dearest" Is proper
when true.
MY Dear Mrs. Post; I have no par
ents or closer relative than an older
unmarried sister, nor has my fiance any
parents. Who sends out our wedding
invitations?"
Answer: Your invitations should be
sent cut by your sister:
Miss Jones (no first name)
requests the honor CT your company
at the marriage Of her sister,
Mary Katherine, etc.
(CopyriEht. 1922
II you would like q leafiet on the Great
American Rude..css and the Little American
Ruoeness send a STAMPED, self addressed
envelope with your request to Mrs. Post
care of this paper.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. d.

rabies in man say the illness has an
incubation period of two weeks to three
months, that Is, the first symptoms de-
velop that length OF time after infection.
Bites or. wounds about the face or
head give a shorter incubation period.
This is true also of tetanus, though the
usual incubation period of tetanus is
from four days to three or four weeks.
They say rabies has three stages. First,
premonitory stage of melancholia and
depression, insomnia irritability, in
creased sensitivity to light. vague fear
and severe headache. The wound in
this stage becoms irritated, painful and
numb. Sort that out for yourself. 1t
sounds pretty much like an anxiety
neuroSis to me.
In the second stage the patient be-
comes restless, excited, perhaps mani
acal The slightest stimulus causes
violent reflex spasms, particularly of
the mouth, throat, larynx and breath
ing muscles. Any attempt to swallow
brings on painful spasm of the throat
This is the explanation OF
the superstition, shared by some physi-
clans, that the patient fears water
(hydrophobia) This stage lasts two
or three days. In the intervals between
spasfns the patient is quiet and the
mind unimpaired. All this suggests
tetanus to my mind, not ordinary
tetanus. but tetanus modified by pas
sage through the animal.
In the third stage paralysis sets in.
Heart action weakens, and death from
syncope follows in "a hours or less.
Victims of tetanus die like that.
I wish a thousand long-term pris-
oners of the State would volunteer to
let very mad dog bite 'em. and then
let me treat 'em with iodin and anti
tetanus serum, for the benefit Of
copyright. 1922
Evening star., 1932-06-28
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX

with what say In regard to
girl with doWry
i workers
II had then would the only
in S nickel The OF
TO-DAY Nothing
children
have 16 old My
their
far getting help from
concerned rhAf1Hn
A contention that a his
- he has cultivated IN her crepe de
accustomed all ne ME 10
living fne then his duty to provide ner with
living Wnlcn she
should Young man alone ana uno
providing darhng Win the
to
fair to the for it sells him into slavery TO tne
dealer the beauty
because thrus her into lower scale Oh nvg
the strength OF
the change phloSophcaly
MOTHER of dowes to girls is because
"A couples to marry while they are
young wait while the man Is tong
o get a position to support family unaided
I believe because
independence gives woman to know that e
not 70 60 TO
husband DOROTHY DIX
Evening star., 1932-06-28
Remodeled Dress of Last Season
BY MARY MARSHALL.

effect will be retained for the coming
season or SO.
The dress shown in the sketch seemed
especially worth noting, not because it is
one of the newest importations from Paris
or very new production from smart
American dressmaker. but because it
really isn't new dress at all. 1t Is,
instead, a last Summers dress that a
cl-ver little dressmaker brought entirely
in line with the new fashions by little
ingenious remodeling.
As left at the end of last Summer. 1t
Y a sleeveless, one-piece dress, made
of white silk crepe. BY little simple
adjustment of the side seams of the
dress. the waistline was made trif1e
more snug and a piece of new silk
crepe was used to make the belt and
shoulder capes. And then, by way OF
introducing a touch of color and max
ing a more becoming neckline, scarf
of ring dot silk crepe was draped about
tn neck and drawn under the tab at
the front of the blouse.
The scarf chosen showed red ring
dots on a white background, with a
band of red at the edges Of the scarf
Hence the choice of red oval buckle
for the belt and a white straw hat
faced with red.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
Straight Talks to Women About Money
BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

common, and thoroughly sensible. 1t
is safer to have it, so for both the
husband and wife. If he IS IN business
and has unlimited personal liability, his
wife's fortune or means may be Succor
and relief in bad times
No matter whether the woman has
inherited her capital. earned 1t, or saved
it from her allowance, it is hers and
she is entitled to it. Few would ques-
ton her right, and obligation to hold 1t.
There are many storms on life's sea.
Some of them are domestic, some nnan-
cial, and some miscellaneous. In all OF
them a Wife'S economic independence,
limited as it may be. is still boon. 1t
may enable her to weather crises, or re-
construct her life. if need be.
USUALLY a woman is fairly dependent
on her husbands business fortunes. If
he prospers. she does, too. If he does
not she may find herself as penniless
as he For that reason every farseeing.
intelligent husband encourages and
fosters his wife'S Independent capital.
1t is expected that any wife will be
charitable and sympathetic enough to
help her husband if the need arises.
It is one thing to help, however, and
quite another to turn over, In total,
all that one has saved over a course OF
wears. The help extended should be
temporary. and in the nature OF loan.
The latter should not be demanded,
expected or even desired. Only hus-
band Indifferent as to his wife's future
welfare will ask her to strip herself of
fortune to reimburse him. No matter
what may be his plans. hopes or ex-
pectations, he must not overlook the
fact that the best of plans miscarry,
hopes are fruitless, and expectations
are not realized. 1t would be sorry
moment for any man to acknowledge
to his wife and family "I've lost every
thing-yours and mine" 1t is within
the province of every woman to avoid
such fate, and she owes it to herself
and family to do so.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
Ny Neighbor Says:

Never cook meat or fish too
rapidly. Scar it first to retain
its nourishing juices, then cook
or simmer it slowly to make it
tender and appettzing.
Core apples before pairing. They
are less likely to break. Apples
should be pared thin. A broad
pairing causes much waste. be-
cause of the rounding surface of
the apple.
Have a tall stool in the kitch-
en- and use it whenever posi-
BILE. 1t will be most convenient
to sit next to the sink or table
or to use when ironing. Save
energy as much as possible, as
that is efficiency in the house
hold.
When dry ingredients, liquids
and fats, are called for in the
same recipe, measure in the order
given, thus using but one cup.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-06-28

Y INTN1Y SKUNK no longer had a
real home He was. sleeping i'll
an old house that Johnny Chuck
. had dug and no longer used. But
he didn't call it home. The only
real home was occupied by Mrs. jimmy
and their children. How many OF these
there were he didn't know. He never
had seen any of them yet and Mrs.
Jimmy wouldn't let him in the house.
Indeed, she didn't want him near the
house. So you see, he had no real
home.
Still he persisted in hanging around,
not coming near enough to anger Mrs.
Jimmy, but keeping near enough to
watch that old home. He hoped down
in his heart that some day Mrs. Jimmy
might take pity on him and let him
return home. 1t didn't occur to him
that perhaps there was no room for
him now. But then he didn't know
how many children there were.
Then one evening as he watched that
home he saw Mrs. Jimmie come out and
Evening star., 1932-06-28
Maple Sugar Apples.

Core and peel some tart red apples
one-third of the way down. place in a
baking pan and fill the cavities with
shaved maple sugar. Sprinkle maple
sugar over the fruit and pour half
cupful of hot water in the pan. Cover
and place in a moderate oven to cook
until tender. Basic occasionally to
produce a tempting glazed appearance
Remove the cover and sprinkle with
granulated sugar. Brown lightly under
a broiler. These may be served either
hot or cold and with or without cream.
Evening star., 1932-06-28
Chicken Chill.

Put one chicken in pot and cook
until very tender. Remove and let cool.
Pull the meat from the bones and cut
it into small pieces. Drain all water
from the pot in which the chicken
was cooked except one and one-haH
pints. Put the chopped chicken in the
pot. Add one medium sized onion and
one button garlic chopped fine, two
tablespoonfuls of chill powder and salt
to suit the taste Cook for Is minutes.
Evening star., 1932-06-28

AhA@a0 y -
have not Cor can
not borrow an aft
ernoon tea kettle,
keep the kitchen
kettle boiling on
the range and re-
fill the teapot as
often as necessary.
Dear Mrs. Post:
When does the use
of the possessive
my indicate a for
mality and when
may it properly
be used, If at all.
to show informal
or afectionate re-
lationship? Would
My Dear Son or
NV Ra1ovaI ur1c
Evening star., 1932-06-28

band or My Dearest Wife be incor-
rect? As between the sexes, in cases
of mere acquaintanceship, it is often
thought that my in salutation suggests
a degree of closenesS rather than fer
mality. Where is the lire drawn and
is it arbitrary? Also, how do our rules
in this regard compare with European
customs?"
Answer: In England Dear Sir" is the
Evening star., 1932-06-28
8. SOFT COLLARS
FINISHED

Completely finished. carefully
ironed. returned fresh and
clean in glasslne envelopes.
In addition to these s features
OF NEW THRIFTY SERVICE.
all, flatwork is completely fin
ished. 1t is estimated that
the housewife in using NEW
THRIFTY SERVICE saves
more than two hours a week
in finishing her laundry bun
dle--a real saving at no extra
cost. NEW. THRIFTY SER
VICE offers prompt two-day
delivery. A fleet of 20 trucks,
manned by courteous service
men. serve Washington and
vicinity. They will be pleased
to tell you more about NEW
THRIFTY SERVICE.
Evening star., 1932-06-28

GGk11bl0s
no to get her dinner as usual. She
didn't see him. If she had she prob
ably would have driven him farther
away before leaving those precious
babies. Jimmy was debating whether
to take this chance and go down in
that house for a look at the babies
when there appeared in the doorway a
black-and-white baby. 1t was little
unsteady on its legs. 1t looked out and
then came out on the doorstep. An
other joined it and presently third
pushed its way between the others and
upset one of them. A fourth and
fifth appeared.
Jimmy waited and watched, but no
more babies appeared. We'll" thought
he, 'I have had bigger families, but Ave
is not bad 1t is enough and not too
many. The more mouths there are the
more work it is to feed them. They
certainly are fine looking babies if I
do say so. I wonder If it would do any
harm for me to go over and get ac-
Evening star., 1932-06-28
Questions Answered.

IH EAR Mrs. Post: How would
- you suggest to me or advise
me to serve the beverage
- tea to 20 or more guests
when I have only a six-cup
teapot? MY home is in a small apart
ment and I do not have a maid"
Evening star., 1932-06-28
FIVE EXTRA FEATURES
1. HANDKERCHIEFs

/. HANDKERCHIEFS
IR0NED.
Completely finished, with spe-
cial attention given to mono
grams and embroidery.
2. SHAKEN AND FOLDED
Each piece of wearing apparel
given individual attention. No
knots or tangles to straighten
out.
8. WRAPPED IN WAX
PAPER
The alright bundle prevents
mildew, keeps clothes fresh
and clean-smelling.
4. NECESSARY PIECES
STARCHED.
No dampening is necessary;
properly starehed and ready
for ironing.
Evening star., 1932-06-28

his bad. He had speculated heavily,
and reaped the usual reward.
The gist of her remarks was, You've
had yours and lost it. have mine and
I'll keep it."
Tl1is may sound selfish. but the facts
in her case are pretty common, and
from them one can generalize to adVan-
tage. o
Evening star., 1932-06-28
Star
L a t t c r n s

PICKLE fashion favors the stout woman
this season. Here's another frock that
adds youth and subtracts pounds! It's
all in the way the seams are shaped
straight in the skirt and slanted in the
waist-subtle details that slim your
silhouette.
You'll like, too. the little lace inserts
in the short sleeves and neckline.
Light-colored lace makes this frock as
f1attering to your face as the small.
widely spaced print makes it f1attering
to your figure.
Designed in sizes 80, "a, 36, 80, 40.
AZ, A and As. Size 36 requires 3l2
yards of 36-inch material or 32s yards
Of 39-inch material. If contrasting yoke