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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-01-20
TOY PISTOL BANDIT

COLFAX, Wash.-(UP).-Po-
lice captured Alfred Moore, Is,
who robbed a merchant of $5.25
with a toy cap pistol.
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Early "Printeries"

Previous to the Revolutionary war
there were 100 printing establish
ments in the country, mostly in
coast towns.
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Excess Uric Acid Poison
Starts to Leave IN "a
Hours

Out of your joints and muscles
go the excess uric acid deposits
that are so often the cause of
your suffering-it's a safe, sensi-
Bile. scientific formula-free from
pain deadening drugs.
The same holds good for Sci
atica. Neuritis and Lumbago-
quick joyful relief-no more idle
days-it removes the cause. adv.
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inexpensive Prescription
Guaranteed to Stop
Rheumatic Pains
Thousands joyfully astonished at
swift 4S hour relief

Progressive pharmacists will tell
YOU that the popular big selling
prescription for rheumatism right
now is Allenru-for IS cents you
can get one generous bottle from
Wilson Drug Co., or any up to
date druggist.
You can get it with the under
standing that if it doesn't stop the
pain-the agony-and reduce the
swelling in 4S hours-your money
booL
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So Tagged Out, Drowsy
She Could Hardly Work

81 seemed to be so weak.
would feel so tagged out and
drowsy l could hardly do my
work" writes Mrs. Leila Adams, of
Goreville, Ill. 81 was in this con-
dition for some time, till l felt
nervous and out of sorts. A friend
told me to take Cardui. I did, and
began to improve. I felt much
stronger and gained in weight.
Cardui seemed to help ME in every
way. have nothing but praise for
Cardui"
If you are rundown, nervous, or
suffer every month, take Cardui,
edicine used
GAHNTO : +; !: W, ": /: s S:; &;
fOR WOMEN improves, you
will share the
enthusiasm of thousands of women
who have praised Cardui for the bene-
TITS they have felt after taking it.
CarIui is sold at drug stores here.
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Louis A. North's
Body Taken Home

Continued from page one)
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m e dicin e used
by women for
over SO years.
AS your health
i'm proves, you
will share the
Evening star., 1933-05-23
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

singing. He gives forth soft Warble
which is pleasing to our ears, even
though it can hardly be said to equal
the songs of several other birds.
To the female goldflnch the warble
must sound like the best Of all possible
songs There comes a time when her
heart Is won by a certain singer, and
then nest-building is in order.
The goldf1nch nest is "a graceful little
cup. 1t Is made of grass and strips
taken from plants. The inside is lined
with plant down, to provide soft bedding
for little ones who will come in the
Summer.
The nesting season of the goldlnch
is later than that of many other birds.
There may be no young to look after
until July or August.
AS you may know only too well, cats
and canaries do not mix. Wild birds
which have learned the danger Of cats
slipping up on them or their young take
pains to build their nests in districts
where cats are not to be seen. Gold
finches have special reasons to guard
themselves against danger from cats,
because it Is their custom to place their
nests in bushes or in the crotches OF
low trees.
(For Mature" section of your scrap
book)
If you want the free leafet "Ques-
tions and Answers About Europe" send
me a stamped return envelope In care
Of this newspaper. UNCLE RAY.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
DELI lNlE ClOlOlIIO ". Burgess

have the luck to find Mrs. Teeter at
home" replied Teeter.
Peters eyes opened very wide.
Hasn't she come back since I last
saw you?" he demanded.
NO" replied Teeter.
Then something must have hap
pened to herl Oh, am SO sorry. !"
cried Peter.
"Of course, something may have,
but I doubt it." replied Teeter.
"WhatP" Peter cried. blinking as If
he didn't quite credit his long ears.
II said 1 doubt If anything has hap
pened to her." replied Teeter. She
is smart enough to look out for her
self"
"Then why hasn't she come back'"
cried Peter.
Because she hasn't wanted to, I
presume" replied Teeter. "She isn't
fond of family cares"
You mean she has left you to take
all the care of the eggs and the babies
when they hatch?" asked Peter, look
ing as astonished as he felt.
1T looks that way" replied Teeter
when did you see her last?" Peter
inquired,
shortly after the last egg was laid"
replied Teeter.
''And then she deserted you? Why.
never heard of such thing!" cried
Peter.
"If you live long enough you will
learn many things that you never had
heard of before" replied Teeter.
Peter became indignant. The idea"
he exclaimed. THE very idea Of going
off that way and leaving a nestful of
eggs for you to look after! 1t is a
scandal. That's what it is, a scandal:
I shouldn't think you would stand
for it,
will you be good enough to tell
me what 1 could do about it?" inquired
Teeter.
'Why-why--why, just refuse to sit
on those eggs" replied Peter rather
lamely. Go off, too"
And have no children? How long
do you think the race of Spotted
Sandpipers would last If We fathers
did that?" demanded Teeter.
do you mean that all the Spotted
Sandpiper mothers do as Mrs. Teeter
has done?" cried Peter.
Teeter nodded.
1T is outrageous!" cried Peter, and
he looked quite upset about 1t.
(Copyright, 1933D
Evening star., 1933-05-23

Years ago made tests to learn what
birds were the favorites of boys and
girls I found that the favorites were
different in different sections. Robins,
bluebirds, redbirds, orioles and mocking
birds were among the headers of differ
ent regions.
Many a vote was cast for "the canary" :"
but I could tell by the letters that
some children meant the cage canary
and others meant the goldfinch, or
wild canary"
Canaries kept in cages are, for the
most part, descended from ancestors
that lived In the Canary Islands or the
Azores.
The goldhnch (also called yellow
bird" or "thistlebird') is from another
branch of the bird family. During the
open season the coat of the male is
bright yellow, with black trimmings for
the head, wings and tail. The plumage
Of the female is not nearly so pretty,
being olive brown above and yellowish
brown below. The females wings and
tail are brownish black.
As in other bird groups. it is the
male goldfnch which does the sweet
Evening star., 1933-05-23

~ EAR MRS. POST: The man
- who owns the company In
which my husband is en-
~ ployed has a charming wife.
lovely home and all that
goes with great wealth. Our problem Is
this: We have been invited several
times to take dinner with them. AS
they are high bred, kind ana lovely
people, we would like very much to go,
but we decline most of their invitations,
because we don't like accepting hospi-
tality that we can't return in kind.
don't know how to go on refusing with
out offending. but how can we ask them
to what isn't good enough? Can you
advise me?"
Answer: When you are invited to
dinner, go. by all means! Evidently
they like you for yourselves or they
would not invite you. Don't feel en-
barraSSed because you can't return their
invitations in kind or in number. Tney
know perfectly well that you live on
simple scale. Therefore, invite them to
what you can, and don't worry about
your limitations. Invite them to tea
or to play cards. or to a picnic supper.
And remember also one almost infallible
rule: Those of highest breeding are al
ways least critical and most apprecla-
tive of friendly intentions.
Dear Mrs. Post: Is it always proper
to speak to fellow guests in friends
house, or must you first be inrroduced?"
Answer: Under all informal circum-
stances. the roof of a friend serves as
an introduction, but at a very large
party, such as dance, or at formal
tea or wedding reception, it is not Gus
tomary to speak with those whom you
don't know, unless you and stranger
find yourselves apart from the others.
In such a case you perhaps remark
that 'the bride is lovely or you COM
ment upon the weather. Whether to
talk or not depends more upon mutual
willingness than upon any other rule.
There are certain circumstances when
you must speak to your neighbors,
whether you have been introduced or
not. You always talk with your fellow
players at the bridge table, and you
must talk to those next to you at a
lunch or dinner In the house of a
friend, whether you are strangers or
enemies. To sit side by side at table
without speaking is one of the rudest
things you can do to your hostess.
Copyright, 1889
Evening star., 1933-05-23
Scalloped Beans.

Wash 2 cupfuls of dried kidney beans,
cover with quart of water, and soak
over night. In the morning discard
the water, cook the beans in ! quart
of salted water until tender but not
broken, and drain. Brown chopped
onion with / cupful of diced salt pork
in skillet, add the beans, 2 cupfuls
salt. Heat to the boiling point and
pour into a shallow baking dish. Cook
in the oven for about As minutes. or
until the tomato has thickened. Serve
from the baking dish.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect Its advertisers
from receiving circular matter. it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
Nut and Cheese Loaf.

Mix one cupfu of grated yellow
cheese with one cupful of chopped wal
nut meats and one cupful of fine, dry
bread crumbs. Fry in one tablespoon
full Of butter small onion, chopped
fine. Add half cup Of tomato juice
and cook until the onion is soft. Then
add the other ingredients, seasoning
with salt, pepper and few drops OF
tabasco sauce. Put the mixture in a
shallow creased baking dish and brown
well in the oven Serve with tomato
sauce poured over the loaf.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
Little Trips Into Nature.
Springtime Singers.

IF all the birds were taken from the
earth, what a different place the
earth would be!
1 Without the help of birds it is
doubtful that men could keep in
sects from spelling crops, and without
crops we should find it hard to live.
Quite aside from the help they give
in keeping down insect pests, birds are
to be thanked for the merry music
which they bring to our ears. Spring
without the singing of birds would not
be the delightful season 1t Is now.
Evening star., 1933-05-23

near the Smiling Pool he decided to
paw a call. He approached the nest
cautiously and discovered that one Of
the Teeters was on it.
Are you Teeter or Mrs. Teeter?"
asked Peter, and grinned just trifle
foolishly, for he did feel we bit
foolish because he couldn't tell Teeter
and Mrs. Teeter apart.
I'm the same one you saw when
YOU were here last" was the reply.
Then you are Teeter. I hope Mrs.
Teeter is well. 1t seems TO be my luck
never to find her at home" said Peter.
"I have the same luck" replied
Teeter, and his little bright eyes
twinkled.
Peter looked puzzled. What do you
mean by that?" he asked.
Just what said. I never seem to
Evening star., 1933-05-23
MENU FOR A DAY.

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Rhubarb Sauce.
Wheat Cereal, Top Milk.
Minced Beef on Toast.
LUNCHEON.
Cheese Souffle.
Lettuce and Tomato Salad.
French Dressing.
Ice-box Rolls.
Hot Raisin Gingerbread.
Tea.
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup.
Casserole Of Pork.
Baked Potatoes.
Asparagus on Toast.
Grapefruit Salad.
French Dressing.
Strawberry Shortcake.
Coffee.
BEEF ON TOAST.
Make a medium thick cream
sauce. When boiling put into
sauce a cupful of finely minced
roast beef, one teaspoonful poul-
try seasoning, pepper and butter.
Pour over hot buttered toast.
CHEESE SOUFFLE.
Cook together in saucepan two
tablespoonfuls butter and same
of -four. When blended pour
upon them one-half pint milk.
Stir to a smooth white sauce and
mix into this two tablespoonfuls
grated cheese and pinch each
paprika, salt and baking soda.
Have ready four eggs, whites and
yolks beaten separately. Remove
cheese mixture from fire and
gradually beat in yolks of eggs.
Finally fold in lightly the whites
beaten stiff. Turn mixture into
creased pudding dish and bake in
steady oven to Q, golden brown.
Serve Immediately.
sHoRTCAKE.
Two cups best bread flour, two
teaspoonfuls cream Of tartar, one
teaspoonful soda, one-half tea
spoonful salt, one tablespoonful
sugar, three-fourths cupful milk,
one-half cupful butter, one ia
blespoonful thick sweet cream.
Mix dry ingredients and sift
twice Work in butter with tips
of fingers and add milk and
cream gradually, Handle lightly
on a Toured board and divide
into two parts. Pat, roll, cut
lightly and bake 10 or IL min
utes in hot oven. When taken
from oven spread with butter.
Sweeten Strawberries to taste.
place on back of range until
warm, crush slightly and put be-
tween and on top of cake. Gar
niSh with whipped cream. II
you like peaches, they are nice
used In place of berries.
(copyright, 1e33.)
Evening star., 1933-05-23
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS-RADIos,

BABY GRAND-Custom built and Of unusual
fine quality. exactly II months old and IN
perfect condition: to be sold for less than
half Of original price. Phone Mr., sanford,
MA, 1868. for price and terms. w. w. KIM
ball. 721 11th st. NV.
BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS.
Saxophone, Selmer tenor. sill. gold bell IN
case. Ike new; S1o0; terms.
HOMER I. KIT CO. 1880 @ ST. NV
FOR SALE. PIANO. upright. Knabe Sym
'phonic. good condition. Quick cash sale
$40. Spaldins, GEoreia 0s00. "a.
PIANOS-Swo small uprights and two apart
ment size grands.. All new pianos with
dealer being closed out necessitates place
ment of these pianos at q fraction OF their
real value. Would consider storing tempo
rarily with persons interested in purchasing
later, For particulars phone District 6646
week DAYS
PIANO = Authentic period-style uprisht.
apartment size with special bench to match:
in use but four months at Spanish Model
Home exhibit: A. perfect gem; Now re
duced SIS. Rental terms. KimbaH Factory
Branch. rel I1th st. NV.
PIANOS at bargain prices Steinway up
right. ebony case. s175; Stien upright. Ike
new. .S165;. one Stietf. slightly used. S12o:
grand. used. $3.50: one grand, S220; Knabe
upright. $50; Ives and Pond uprtsht, hne
condition, S70. Pianos for rent for all
occasions; Musical instruments of all kinds
taken in exchange on pianos. Hugo Worch.
111O G. Est 1879.
PLAYER R-PIANO, Euphonia and 46 rolls;
good condition. S25 If sold before moving
June l. Clarendon 1882.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WIDOW would Ike to manage rooming house
OR care for child. 1915 l1th So. NV.
WOMAN AND SON. colored, wish days
S944.
WOMAN, colored. wants place as house or
days work. also laundry. West 2394-J,
2137 L st. NV.
position as cook; references. 2132 18th
st. NV. "a"
WOMAN, German. young, experienced house.
worker and cook, wants position; likes chill
dren. Address Box 226-J. Star ONCE pa
WOMAN colored. wants days or part-tine
work; references. Potomac 36S9-J Call
all week.
WOMEN. colored. 2. competent, experienced,
one for part-time work and other as laun-
dress; references. Potomac 51S4. 25s
Evening star., 1933-05-23
JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

H. BIN the sentence above, "hav-
ing" dramatically. refers to "car," but
since a car cannot enjoy a view, this
construction is incorrect. 1t should
read, Having enjoyed the view, we
turned our car homeward" In this
having" refers to we -
which is correct.
Evening star., 1933-05-23

DETER RABBIT hadn't visited the
L. home of .Teeter the Sandpiper
for week. You see. he had
Il been so busy trying to satisfy
his curiosity and running hither
and yon that he might miss nothing in
this beautiful busy season that the
Teeters had quite slipped his mind.
Then one morning when he was over
Evening star., 1933-05-23
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
fr.-fs.a~Al
HOME TMPRovEMENTs, COMPLETE

HOME IMPROVEMENTS, COMPLETE.
Get the benefit OF low prices now prevaH-
as papering. painting. plumbing. heating.
carpentery. plastering. porch Enclosures. VII,
ing etc We say do your work now and
start paying in August. Phone the Home
Decorators. Inc, 1909 9th st. NV, MEtro-
politan 0s54.
HOUSE PAINTING and paperhanging; no JOB
too small: work guaranteed. ATLANTIC 31S3-J
HOUSE PAINTING: PAPERING ROOM. S5;
plastering; remodeling; repairs. >Quiek serV-
ice, low estimates. Decorators. BuioeFs'
PAINTER, interior and exterior, special price
on frame houses; roofs, So up; reasonable
prices. IL 9lS4-J. | .3-
PAINTING, PAPERING-Save money: deal
with mechanic; $500 average room papered.
5000. Call Metz. any time. co. 0396.
PAINTING. PAPERING-I need work: will
give an attractive price: best OF reference.
r. ?. Let's. NE. 53l6.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
LINEN SALESMAN.

LIANI-4N O41LIO-N4N4N.
An excellent position in
high-class store for young man
of character who has sold linens.
Address Box ", Star office.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
|COODTASTE TODAY
BY EMILY POST.
Famous Authority on Etiquette.
Social Conventions.

//H EAR MRS. POST: The man
- who owns the company In
which my husband is en-
~ ployed has a charming wife,
Evening star., 1933-05-23
Peter Is Quite Upset.

More often than you ever dream
The truth Is stranger than you deem.
Peter Rabbit
Evening star., 1933-05-23
SALE-AuTOMOBILES.

oALE-hO 1ONlODALESs
AUBURN 1929 SPORT CoUPE-Lady owner.
Sl45 cash. Adams 2633.
BUICK '31 SEDAN-Mechanically Al; origi-
nal finish; must be sold at once to pay home
BUICK SEDAN. 1881; s-cylinder motor; un-
leaving city GEorgia 1855.
BUICK 1880 MASTER sRoRT COUPE
cellent tires, clean mohair upholstery. power
ful Buick motor; 1913; terms. Lee p But
BUICK 81 -'S" SEDAN-HardIy ever used;
condition perfect; appearance brand-new'
any test; snap for some one. No trades, no
5255 before 5; after 5, call Ma. 96s3. Ext.
CHEVROLET DE Luxe 2-DOoR SEDAN.
1885, A new car in every respect; only =
has been used; 8 wheels and tires. trunk
rack, etc. II seeing is believing. come see II
ss We ddn nave sueh a.
Motor Co. 33 N Y. ave. ne. Open evenings.
CHEVROLET, 1929, 5-PASS. SEDAN; good
Se0ndItionn and appearance gSo VIII saerihee'
CHEVROLET 1888 COACH-New; low mile
age; fully equipped; new-car guarantee.
sd By 10 81 su ABBY n qsa sad II
MandelL Chevrolet, 18th and Good Hope I'd.
Sc AIlantic 400.
DE SOTO 1881 SPORT RoADSTER-Brew-
terms terms Lee d sutler. Ine.. 2i5S champiain
st. co $3.50.
DE SOTO COACH: ,2osA elean,lookins and 5s
Tiffany Motors. 429 x st. NV.
DODGE 1881 DE Luxe sEDAN-Blue finish
wire wheels, good tires and that powerful
Dodse 8 motor; S545. Lee D. Butler. Inc,
2I53 Champlain St CO. $3.50.
ESSEX 1899 sEDAN-DrNen 9,000 miles:
nnIshed in pale Louise blue; D wood
wheels. very clean throughout: economical
suarantee; gus ee:0 s595. Lee s. Butler. Inc, 2I5S
champlain ST. Co $3.50.
ESSEX COUPE. 1929 series-Rumble seat;
unusually fine condition; any demonstration;
real bargain, S65 cash. CO. $3.50.
FORD 1888 VS. TUDOR sEDAN-Jqmbo
miss this Opportunity. Emerson 1927.
FORD 1888 VS. DE LUXE COUPE-Rumble
seat Jumbo air wheels, chrome spoke wheels,
Company ofaciaPs personal car. Liberal
reduction. easy terms. 116 18th st. sc.
Lincoln 6163.
FORD MODEL "a" ROADSTER, de luxe
tires A real bargain. S225; terms. Lee
.; Butler. Inc, 2155 Champlain st. co.
FORD. 1881 TUDOR, absolutely less than
respect $3.50 Come. see this excellent little
car and make an offer. Blanton Motor Co..
33 New York ave. ne.
GRAHAM 1880 SEDAN-Have two cars,
difnculties S140 cash. Adams 1888.
GRAHAM-PAIGE 1929 DE LUXE SEDAN
Blue finish like new; new tires. four-speed
transmission. excellent interior; A real EGG
sStisTs % Inc. Ell 21s5 csamnisin st. co. 5oso.
E0Uk3n1aT Talk
Evening star., 1933-05-23
BUSINESS INSTRuCTION.

SPECIAL, COURSE FOR FIREMAN EXAM.
Salary. $1,000. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL. ME. 6337. 1919 r NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-23

BUICK 81 -'S" SEDAN-HardIy ever used;
any test; snap for some one No trades, no
commissions. $3.50 cash for quick sale Ma.
5255 before 5; after 5, call Ma. 96s3, Ext.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
HELP-WOMEN.


KNITTING INSTRUCTOR, experienced in
nstructing others; permanent position. Ad-
iresS Rny o43-J Star office
Evening star., 1933-05-23
HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY PARLoR OPERATOR. expert.
white. one that can manage beauty shop.
Phone co. $500.
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced, all
around. must be good marceller and per-
manent wayer: guaranteed salary and COM
mission; steady position. Florida ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, must know stenography,
double entry system. No others need apply.
Box 235-J. Star once.
GIRL, white. experienced on pressing shirt
unit. Call Greenwood 1882.
GIRLS t2). colored. for secretaries. and 2
sppiy. wednesday. after 8 an, at 221 3
s. nJms. pH2 IngsrAm. NsdAeal lAhoratoez6 .
Evening star., 1933-05-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK, or laundry work
at home; best city reference. Phone North
uIRL, colored wishes work as cook or days
work or work OF any kind, no Sunday.
Bertha. North T4SS-J.
GIRL, colored, neat, reliable, wishes general
houSework or part time or work OF any
kind All NJ st. NV.
CURL, colored. housework or maid; viii 70
away for Summer. Call Tues, Wed, Thurs.
GIRL CIR cOloTed desires lob as maid or gen.
Po. OILS. 1903 s st. NV.
GIRL. colored, neat, reliable, wants part
time Job. North 4194.
GIRL. colored.. wishes housework. part time
or all day; reference: Call Potomac 1898.
GIRL. colored. wishes work as getting din
ner In the evenings. Adams 3053-S.
GIRL neat. colorcd. reliable, work Of any
kind; willing to do anything. Lincoln 621l.
VIII stay some nights
GIRL colored, wants position. general
housework; good reference. North 1898.
GIRL. colored. desires housework. days, full
or part time: references Phone North
3140. 1b4 Thomas st. NV. u
GIRL, colored, neat. good cook, any kind
OF work; good references. Adams 1917.
2SO8 10Th st. NV. go
HoUSEWORK OR CLEANING. by reliable
colored woman, by day. 1730 You st., NV.
MAN. WOMAN, colored. want part-time. day,
T st. NV, Po. 1924.
work or laundry TO taxa honss Ao12 ard
Evening star., 1933-05-23

BUICK 1880 MASTER SRORT COUPE
Black finish with Brewster green trim; ex-
cellent tires, clean mohair upholstery, power
full Buick motor 1918; terms. Lee D. But
Ter. Inc, '2l55 Champlain ST. CO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-05-23
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

HATS ExPERTLY HAND BLOCKED AND
remodeled. Rachel NJ. Berry, yrs with
Julius Garfncsel Co.. Lincoln 1860, Ven
Evening star., 1933-05-23
PAINTING: PAPERING AM

For neat, clean work at reasonable prices
call for free estimate. Adams 1874.
KEYSTONE DECORATING CO, INC,
3541 14th St. NV. All Work Guaranteed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1933-12-21
Various Blue Shades Are
Popular for Sports Wear

Rivalng the dark rich tones which
are so smart for formal costumes are
the various shades OF blue which con.
tinue to be exceedingly popular fol
sports. Navles. gray blues, soft me
dunn shades and purply tones are MI
being shown In tweed and knitted out
fits for casual wear.
Blue Is q color which many women
find becoming. Fcgmerly limited b
spring and summer Near, 1t is now n
all-year-round favorite9
A typical sports ensemble Ii made
Of roguIsh diagonal wooden which sug
gets a hand-loomed fabric. The shor
jacket Ia double-breasted with notchet
lapels. The skirt has stitched-dowi
pleats In the front.
Over this Ii worn loose raglan Goa
OF the tweed. In three-Quartsr length
The sleeves of the coat are slightl.
full, fitted In at the wrist with inverte,
Trucks. A wide shawl collar Of baavc
lends richness and warmth, and Their
Ii 4 luxurious pillow mum to match