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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13

(Folytat3s.)
Icy, - hagyta helyben
hadnagy. No, szervusz f6-
hadnagy ur. 1gaz, Fanika ait is
irta, hogy Banosra is elton es-
kuv6 elott a v6legenyevel. Lot
schild a Drummer baro minta-
gazdasagat nezi meg Bamlodon.
10 ejszakat, f6hadnagy ur.
- Szdrvusz, Bazilikam, -
s6hajtott Csak Is sokaig mere
ven fekudve agyaban, a hallot-
takon elmelkedett.
- Tehat Fanika is meghalt.
Amint 8 mondta. Elviszik a sep
es mosolygos arcu szerelmes le-
anyt a kodos Angliaba. ;. Egy
ozvegy, gyermekes ember. Azaz,
hogy egy ilyen nagyurnal SEM
NIT mem jelent, hogy ozvegy es
gyermeke van. De megis, akar-
hogy vesszuk, FAM hires Is gaz-
dag asszony lesz. Szegeny j6
boldogtalan FAM. Milyen kar,
hogy meghalt. De hiszen, -
gondolta a f6hadnagy, - ugy
latszik mi mindnyajan meghal-
tunk, feltamadas remenye mel
I%eil.
Igyekezett elaludni a f6had-
nagy, de ez az ejszaka egyike
volt a legkellemetlenebb ejsza-
kaknak, amelyet valaha agyban
toltott.
Egy het mulva aztan, pletyka
zsurokon mar addig ossze-visz-
sza, minden formaban targyalt
fir megvalosult, Brunnerek Lot
schilddal megerkeztek Banosra
A kozonsegesebb erdekl6dok
ugy veltek, hogy a milliardosnak
ezres bankokbol lesz ruhaja Is
cseppfolyos aranyat iszik es a
keze mem latszik brilliansoktol
Ehelyett tell fenysugarban usz6
deli korz6n a FAM remekszaba-
su, pazar toalettje mellett egy
igen egyszerii, magas nyirottba-
Juszu ur ballagott, kis sapkaval
fejen, kockas skot ruhaban Is
nagy sarga bagariab6r cip6kben
es a banosi dendik szornyu meg
botrankozasara - egy kis fa-
pipabol pipalt.
A sors velet1en szeszelyeb6l
Csak, aki ezer evben egyszer
ment deli korzora, most eppen
szembe talalkozott Fanival es
volegenyevel. Jo, hogy mem volt
veluk senki, inert mint meny-
asszony es volegeny, mar szil6i
felugyelet nelkiil setalhattak,
csak ven francia kisasszony
kullogott a FAM jobb oldalan
- ICY Csaknak nem kellett meg
allni.
A fohadnagy, barmint titkolta
is, nagyon meglep6dott, de ossze-
szedte magat es a kardjat fel-
kapva, melyen meghajolva tisz.
telgett FAM fele, mikor megbo-
lintotta a fejet, hanem a SCENE,
a ragyogo kek SCENE olyan faj-
dalmas szemrehanyassal villant
fohadnagyra, hogy ferfi egy
pillanatra megallni erezte a sziv-
vereset. Az szemvillanas tele
volt panasszal es ketsegbeesessel,
mintha AIT mondta volna:
= Latod, hat ez lett vege.
Megls csak. meg hagytal halni.
lit van a v6legenyem, nezd meg
es fajjon szived. Mindig faj-
jon, mig meg mem halsz, mint
ahogy nekem is mindig faj uta-
mad, mig csak a mask siromba
mem tesznek!
Es valoban FAM, ezalatt a
szemvillanas alatt osszehason-
litotta magaban a delceg, ra-
gyog6 atillas katonat Is a hori-
horgas angolt es sziveben vegte-
lenul elkeseredve, de az arcara
nyajas mosolyt eroltetve fogadta
a szinte alazatosan, csodalkozoan
reajuk mered6 ismer6s0k b6kol6
koszongeteskt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13

ele ert Is FAM felment a v6le-
genyevel, Gyorgyevicset pedig
megrohantak az ismer6sei, de
foleg az ujsagirok, hogy NIT be-
szelt milliardos. A hadnagy
komoly arcot oltott, mint aki
most a hivatasa magaslatan all .
hazudott olyan retteneteseket az
st szajtatva hallgat6knak, hogy
azok a csodalkoz&st6l maid So
halvannya valtak.
Ezeknek beadtam a masz-
lagot, - nevetett magaban a
hadnagy, amint kardjaval hona
alatt a tiszti etkez6 fele tartott.
A varos erdekl6dese harom ma
pig mindig FAM es Lotschild ko-
rul forgott. Err6l beszeltek zsu-
ron, kaszinoban, kavehazakban,
hivatalokban, boltokban, kiinn
a nep, kofa, hordar, berkocsis,
mindenki. Ha Faninak kedve
telt az altalanos erdekl6desben,
ext elerte.
Csak szinte az uccara sem
inert menni, inert mindenitt a
hajdani idealjarol es ennek a
v6legenyerol folyt pletyka.
Delutan vagtatva ment a To-
! vaglo iskolaba, de Gyongyom
a sarkantyu dacara is az Hon.
kaek ablaka ala vitte es a leany
kendovel a vallan megjelent az
ablakban. '~-~ -,-~-
- Latta 6ket? - ez volt lion.
kanak is az els6 szava.
- LATHAM a baron6t vole.
genyevel - mondta kelletlenu
Csak. - Hat magat is elragadts
ez a mil1iardos laz, Ilonka -
tette hozza szomoru mosollya
Csak.
| = Beszelt Fanival?
Mines vele beszelniva1om
A korzon talalkoztunk. Koszon
tenn es 6k is visszakoszontek
Ennyi az egesz.
Ilonka 10 hajat simogatta
cukrot adott neki es elgondolko
zott.
= Vajjon boldog FAM, Ele
mer?
A f6hadnagy szinte ingeriilt
volt.
= Honnan tudjam en-? A W.
legenye egy derek magas EN-
Der. Nagyon gazdag. FAM i:
gazdag. Az iizlet iizlet. Meg var
kotve. Tehat boldogok.
Nagyon rosszkedvii, Ele
mer = mondta leany, kutatvs
nezve a ferfit.
| Csak hevesen verte lovaglo
ostoraval a csizmajat es mem
nezett I1onkara.
- Bosszant, hogy mindenk
Lotschildrol es a Drummer kis.
asszonyrol beszel. Mem ertem
egy gazdag ember hazassags
hogy foglalkoztathatja ennyire q
kedelyeket.
Ilonka latta, hogy Csaknak
mines jokedve. Masrol kezdett
beszelni.
- Apa nagyon rosszul van
A doktor ait mondta, delre kel
vinni valahova. Reserves elet ez
| a mienk, Elemer.
= A mienk, - mondta cs0n-
/
desen Csak - az. :. Mikor Ia
togassak Ell, Ilonka?
Holnaputan, - felelt a
leany habozva. = AIT sem tu-
dom, NIT mondjak... Egyik
percben jobban van, mask perc-
ben rosszabbul, szegeny apa. :.
Maid jojjon el Elemer.
Maid eljovok, - mondta
csondesen. - Mehetiink, Gyon-
gyom!
De Gyongyom igen jol erez-
te magat es mem akart engedel-
meskedni. Csak duhbe jott Is
vegigvagott a lovon.
- Mi lesz? Agaskodsz?
Ilonka kerlelve sz6lt neki.
- Ne bantsa a Gyongy0met,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-13

bizonyult a 30 ember" jo en-
bernek. Egesz delutan merges-
kedett Is karomkodott.
A legenyek meg is jegyeztek
maguk kozt a maguk nyelven:
- Roman, a jo embert alig-
hanem elhagyta a sszeret6je.
- Lu kend aho, komam, min
csen annak szeret6je!
Ha tudtak volna a fiuk, hogy
bizony csak ilyesmiert van rossz
kedve ma a 30 embernek".
I Este, vacsora utan a tisztek-
kel Csak a kavehazba ment.
Egyenesen beiilt a szepareba. A
ferfiakbol allo kompania latta
hogy Csak ross zkedvu. Szonel-
kill mentek utana. A f6hadnagy
pedig, ami mem volt szokasa
rogton elkezdett erosen inni.
- Ma lesz valami, - sugta
Gyorgyevics tobbieknek.
| Pedig mem lett semmi. Csak
kes5bb, mikor a kavehazban rit.
kult vendeg, behivta RACE Mu.
kit harom cigannyal.
- Muki, - fordult a primas.
hoz - akarsz-e vi notat ia.
nulni?
Z; Muki rakacsintott a ciganyok
ra, ami annyit jelentett:
- Ide figyeljetek, szaradjatol
meg! - Aztan Csak fele hal
; longott. - Hogyne, meltosago'
uram, csinaljuk. '~~1.E.~
Csak aztan dalolni kezdett
ciganyok balkan kisertek, tisz
tick is dudoltak az vi notat. Csal
negyszer-otszor elenekelte a dalt
-, Ma, NIT szolsz hozza Muki
= Gyonyorii, - mondta su
garzo arccal a cigany. = Felsi
ges ez! Oh, az listen aldja mes
az eszit meltosaganak.
A ciganyok ujra huzni kezdtek
Csak a tobbiekkel da1o1t. A da
} zsongott-bongott. Mar hajnal fe
: le jart az ido, banda minde1
tagja benn volt a szepareban
. Kunn, kavehazban a pincerel
eloltottak lassankent a villanyt
csak ketto-harom maradt egve
Mikor egy kis idore, = iva
alatt - elhallgatott a nota, be
hallatszott az Arany Szarva
szalloda omnibuszanak a cson
getese, ahogy hajnali vonatho;
I! indult.
Kezdjiik el6l fiuk, - for
dult Csak ciganyokhoz, - mos
csak magam fogom dalolni, d.
hibat. ne csinaljatok benne!
A szepareban levok mem vet
tex eszre, hogy a kavehazba ven
degek erkeztek. A pincerek, mi
kor meglattak a ket ferfi es egy
holgybol allo tarsasagot, majt
osszetortek magukat, ugy siet
tex mind szolgalatukra. Gyuj
tottak a villanyt, szeket adtak
a feloltoket vettek lie es vartal
a rendelest.
FAM volt az apjaval es a v6
legenyevel. A felora mulva in
dulo hajnali vonattal bamlod
birtokra akartak utazni.
i Mikor a teajukat inni kezd
tex, terem mask feleb6l ak
kor roppentek Xxi az ujrakezdet
notabol az elso hanghullamok.
! FAM rogton megismerte Z
Csak hangjat es. feszulten fl
)gyelt. Brunner hasonlokeppen &
habar barot kellemetlenul erin.
tette az enek, roviden magyaraz.
gatta Lotschildnak, hogy aki
odabenn dalol, egy pompas enc
kes Is nepdakolt6 katonatiszt
a hires Csak grof.
A lord, Drummer Macy csodal.
kozasara, ismerte hirb6l Csakot
Megemlitette, hogy Csaknak An.
gliaban el6kel6 rokonai vannak,
SGT mondjak, hogy az angol XII
ralyi haz is rokona a grofnak
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Rcfiners and Marketers
TAXES KxkJED EARNTNGs

TAKES EXCEED EARNTNGs
IN
earnings OF $1,ss4oS9,974.
NEW CODE MEMBERS
Ideustne Billings
p.
OF
W.. Renneriess
URGE FEDERAL REPEAL
petroleum marketers have resolution federal
federal gasoline
MUST GET NEW
OF asked sign
"T-wea and
Of OF Petroleum
COMPARATIVE PRICES
number on q
at
i 1888. the
commodities is 746.
atC Conrad by k wi
models
hydraulic
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
POCKET OF DEAD
WATER CAUSES OIL
RUMOR Ar HOBSON

Drilling in the red beds at 1928
feet, the r. e. Hunt well on Hobson
dome is making steady progress and
will shortly run 5-8-inch casing at
the top OF the Dakota sand. There
Is much local interest In the well.
spurred by recent eports Of an oil
strike. A pocket Of dead water
last week gave rise 70 PERSISTENT
reports OF a strike. However this
was denied by Mr.. Hunt, other
than for slight shOwings OF oil and
gas.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
c. - Le DES
BEFORE e. JoYe
FRUITS OF SUCC :

Cut Bank friends OF AEra. Carrie
o. Long. who has resided in ChAea-
30 for . number o. years, learned
with sorrow of her death at the
home OF a sister IN MOorehead.
Mimi, last week, says the Cut Bank
Pioneer Press.
There Is a note OF the pathetic
In the death Of Mrs. Long. It was
learned that she resigned q position
In Chicago and was on her way 20
Cut Bank TO look after property
interests and visit friends Of ptoneer
days. Not long ago she received
the joyful news OF the bringing IN
Of q good well By Texas Company
on her holdings in the north field.
She came as far as Moorhead and
was the guest OF her sister when
she became suddenly ill and died
three days afterward.
Mrs. Long resided here In the
demonstrating days. She was q wo-
man Of fine character and was
highly esteemed by all those who
knew her.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Glacier COanky Absesasa
Co., Cme Bank. BEsat.


Geo. u. Ben Calgary % Geo Maxwell
Ben. cranbrooks 3. C. S% NhNW4 IL
Arthur overous et ux % @. n Mecabs
Cat Bank. t% NWa 17-ss-5W. g.
Frank ". Hammond et OK g q A.
@. n Mecaoe e TX % 9. Bodmer,
5w. 81
Daniel l. Hagerty et ux 70 A. L.
white, Cut Bank IA of ~ Ni a-s4-aW.
S-4s6 NJ s-34-6w. 81
l. F. Mecurdy to A 7. Thompson.
Detroit Lakes. Minn. 1-s Of 1ss sw
s3SE3 20; sWasWs 2t-S3-5W. s.
Same 70 GARFIELD storle. Taeoma. wash.
lilo Of 1s5 EW3 S5-a2-5w 81.
sams to Same i-s Of iss NEa 2s-s2.
same 70 H. W. shank. Of LlOydminsssr,
Lydia van ormer 4 Frank van ormer
f. z. J.. HeNulty. Trus. Butte ~ sEa
sisw7 8; EsNWs 17-sa-Bw. 81.
Same TO r. ~ B0ykin. New York. y
]. i-2% SEA slsWa 8; EaEWa 1T-SS-5w
same TO Paul b. Mckee. Portland. Orr.
i-22s e.. SEA ss ssswa 5; EEsEws Es i5sss-sw q.
~
\, Y i.2ss sE3, ssswa 8; EiNwa ~
Harvey Williamson to Christ omsbsrx.
Cut Bank 2s5 NWNw -; sEsNEa 80
same to Edwin HaIerimson. Gpit Bank
2& NWNW ~: sENE S0-Ss-6w. 81.
John D. Gchwab et ux 70 Chloe p
Daniel. St. Ci0ud. Mlnn 1as NaSE, SANE,
2ss N1NW. NWNE 24-84-6W 81.
A. P. Williamson. Nellie Williamson TO
Land Bk Commissioner all royalties
rental El 38-ST-i0: EaNW. Lets 1, 2 ST
~: SW OF sce. S2-S7-sW: SW z6 BASE
E1WlsE 27-s7-sw; ND 81; NV 81 IN
Twp. S7-9 West
DEEDS or R0YYALTY
T.. +. McCurdy. 10 W J. Banish Mid
vest Wyo., Ia Of 1es NWs SH-81-aW 81
Same 10 Roderick Henderson Watkins.
v Winona; Minn. IA Of 1% sasEa q
same ts F. A. Diestclkamp Eugene.
Oregon Is OF 1qs saSB3 2T-32-sw 81
Same to A. &. Flinders Of San Antonio.
Tex. 1-s Of 1H E3SW5 ~; NE4NW4,
NW3NEa sS-s8-5W 81
Harvey Williamson. TO Christ Omsberg
rnt nank 20 NWNW %; SBNE s0-se-
o'Faiion chev. Co. to AGNES 8. Del Re.
cut Bank In OF ie6 Lots s Q. sENW
NFSW 3-s4-6W 81.
r. c. Tarrant to Earl starner. RilIines,
Mont. ~ 81, NwasEa. sEtswa 80
LKAsE
Maude r. sfontreaa Of Hayre. 20 Birdie /
zee. Cut Bank. sec party lease NWNE /
70; Lots l. 2. ElNW, M Sl-s7-6W.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
HAVING TROUBLE
PULLING FENHOLT

WINIFRED- Plugging opeations
at the Fenhoit well were started
July 22nd, and the flow was finally
cut off on the 25th. Attempt to
pull the casing revealed the fact
that It was frozen In the hole and Il
will be necessary to part the casing
before 1t may be saIvaged.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
4 ERICAH PIPE BUYS
SALT CREEK WELLS

Casper, II is reported that American
Pipe & Supply company has puT~
chased from Standard OF Indiana
$50 edge wells in Salt Greek field
fully equipped. These are wells
which have ceased production in
commercial quantities. The supply
company viii plug and abandon
them. salvaging the casing, rods,
tubing, electric pumping units and
derricks.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
IT'S SERIOUS THING
TO LIE ABOUT RUNS

with the penalty Of $4,000 fine
or 10 years In Jail for making
false statements facing thems East
Texas operators who have been
running hot oil are expected to
curtaaI Illicit operations under the
new ruling Of 4he petroleum code
administrator. Furthermore, car
riers are made liable II they accept
a shipment OF OH which fs not
actually billed.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
REPATRTNG BAKER LINE

Gas Development company OF
Baker Is employing 100 men In
reconditionfng and repairing its gas
lines sou+h Of Baker over q dis
tance Of 40 miles. Three carloads
Of pipe and two carloads OF paint
and one OF equipment have arrived.
The line will be uncovered, gcraped,
repaired and reDainted.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
] PORT DUTY ON
COUTTS FUEL OIL

An import duty on fuel end
road oils made from Montana crude
will be eQuired in the futur OF
Canadian refiners, according "a =
ruling received by w. H. BARLEY.
collector Of customs in Great Falls.
Heretofore there has been no tax
tax on Montana oil processed IA
refineries at Coutts.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
From Records
OF Railroad
COmmiss

NOTICE or INTENTION TO
DRILL. Pioneer Lumber Co. Lease.
Well No. /. Glacier County. Cut
Bang field. Section 81. Township
IS North. Range 9 West. The well
is located SIS feet north Of south
line and 1000 feet west Of east
line Of Section 21. Montana Power
Gas Company. Owner.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ABANDON. Well No. /. Section
Township s. Range 80 East. Carbon
County. Blue Water Field. The
well is located 220 feet north OF
south line and 220 feet east Of
west hne Of Section 1. Minnesota
Flatwfll0w Petroleum Co, Owner,
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04

for sen years for farm ana ranching
purposes. g.
on AND GAS LEASE
Maria r. Stuff st con 70 Non Power
Gas CO. Leases for ". gBa 15-ss-5w. 81
Montana oil and mining journal., 1934-08-04
LIBERTY

~ LAbeFHy Naanty AbetFaet Company,
Chesser, &eniaAa.
H&lsase 0u a Gma Lease
John III. HamIkon, Ree.. Clarence
Aiiiier, NEl. EBSE II, WkSw 12-3I-5E
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Clarence Mlfler 70 Suntana OF Co. 81
MA. EaSka n, WASW3 i2-S7-5E.
George f. Lauener 70 western Natural
Gas 80. 81. SWINE WISE, sW3 III,
Evening star., 1934-04-26
| The Newest
| Styles Notes

TVER since Mae West brought
- curves back into popular favor
things have been looking up
- in those departments specialize
ing in women's foundation gar
mentS and we notice some items that
have been absent for many years and
some entirely new ones.
OF those long absent we find various
ways and means of overcoming an
appearance of being flat-chested,
Evening star., 1934-04-26

A NEW FLAT GARTER WHICH
CANNOT BE DETECTED BENEATH
THE SHEEREST GOWN. 1T is ALSO
KIND TO THE HOSIERY AND
COMFORTABLE SKETCHED IN A
WASHINGTON SHOP.
which is no longer fashionable
state of being. There are ruff1es and
fosetteS, but quite the cleverest idea
of all is a pair of forms made of
sponge rubber and covered with soft
est fesh-colored silk. They fit into
an uplift brassiere, or bathing suit,
with an effect of naturalness and
actual comfort that is surprising.
Just pin them securely and there you
are, with the figure improved to 100
per cent. They are particularly de-
sirable for wear with evening frocks
that depend SO much on line to make
them smart. These may be found
in several Washington shops.
Now something that is entirely new
and that will interest every woman
is new kind of garter, a garter that
is thin and fiat and will not bulge
in an embarrassing way under smooth
fitting skirts. the ways the ordinary
ones do. This garter has no round
nubby button or sharp edges, but
instead has a small fiat enameled
metal piece that is so hinged that
it turns a somersault holding the
top OF the stocking and securing it
firmly after it has turned completely
over. 1t is really easier to operate
than the old-style button variety and
Is infinitely more comfortable. They
may be purchased by the pair and
stitched on to any foundation gar
ment. They also come attached to
a delightful garter belt with lace front.
which has a backless lace bra, also
q part of it, and the whole arrange
Evening star., 1934-04-26

can be stretched enough to be pulled
on and stay put. For Summer wear
these are being shown in a porous
weave with a double reinforcement in
the back. They will be cool and COM
Portable and easily swished out They
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Pointed Paragraphs

When a man plants sunfower seed
with the expectation of raising rain
bows his foolishness has passed the
danger limit.
1t takes a wise man to write a
letter that doesn't mean anything to
a woman.
1t isn't easy for a man to keep cool
when it is up to him to choose be-
tween the frying pan and the fire.
Women who own cut glass shouldn't
throw stones.
She's wise girl who can read her
future in mirror.
Success has no time to stop and
offer an apology.
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Shopping in Washington
A w e e ky
D i 6 G s t
By
Margaret
Warner

ment fastens with one hook at the
back; Just one operation for putting
on two garments, most appealing
combination for the young girl.
A new bra, designed and made
in Hollywood and much favored
by the screen folk. sculptures the
bust line into fashions most-de-
sired uplift, pointed yet slightly
rounded contour. Made of fine
double net, it is cleverly scanned
and stitched round and round in
whirlpool effect, with d strong
diaphram band at the lower edge
and through the center front. It
has adjustable shoulder straps and
is an altogether attractive garment
that you will enjoy wearing.
Another model from Hollywood is
for evening and is backless, fash
ioned of lace in flesh or black and
combines perfection of contour
with real comfort.
RUT, speaking of curves, some are
~ pleasant to look upon, and some
just overstep the mark, and it is for
the purpose of making every one ap-
proximate the ideal youthful figure as
nearly as possible that designers have
been working and succeeding so re-
markably we'll. There is general
tendency toward a restrained figure
even among the slimeSt and most
youthful, and lastex is the magic ma
terial that does it. Boning has been
reduced to a minimum. and We de-
pend almost entirely on shape and
texture of the material to do the work
We are all familiar with those
diminutive garments that look as il
they were intended for dolls instead
of real people, and we know that they
Evening star., 1934-04-26
Copyright, 1934.)

Mr. Sims will answer all inquiries
on contract that are addressed to this
newspaper with self-addressed, stamped
envelope
Evening star., 1934-04-26

come in three lengths, very short for
the junior, a medium length and
longer still for the fuller figure. Not
bone in them, and Just marvellous
for Spring and Summer time.
For golf and all active sports, as
well as dancing, lastex panties are
the last word in a f1gure-molding
garment that Just can't ride up and
that does not show under close fitting
dresses. They are in 16-inch length
and have detachable garters. They
are excellent for horseback riding
too. The special corselettes with ex-
ira low back waistline and uplift lace
bra tops are lovely for evening for the
figure that requires a little more
molding.
From foundation garments to
negligees is only step, and we are
anxious to mention some new
looking candlewick robes that we
found the other day. They have
many qualities to commend them
besides their good looks. Being
made of the same material as the
candlewick bedspreads, they are
easily laundered and therefore
ideal for Summer. and especially
vacation trips. when pressing with
an iron is often out Of the quesV
ton. They are heavy enough to-
give sufficient protection as q
bathrobe, and are most attractive
with their tufts of color on white,
or in q more expensive version
they come in colors with tufted
design in the color of the ma
terial, pink, blue and green.
A MOTHER Spring and Summer
L \ novelty Is cotton pajamas in
checks, plaids and stripes, in ginghan
and seersucker for lounging at home
or elsewhere. Candy-striped seer
sucker with its robe of self-material
is good, and a small checked ginghan
with collar q la Queen Christina Is a
very saucy affair. In fact, it has two
collars, one of blue linen and a white
organdy~ one over 1t, both cut with
long front points. The little pun
sleeves are very perky, and so is the
short circular peplum. The combina-
llOIl VI COlOEo, IWO ICu, yCllON
and white, is very pleasing, and it ii
only $1.95.
Did you get a cunning flower o1
red and white checked gingham fol
your buttonhoie last Saturday as g
souvenir from one of the shops just
opening two new departments, one
devoted exclusively to cotton frocks
and the other a lovely new beauty
salon with 50-cent service? If you
missed it you must 60 in at the first
opportunity and see "Cottonville" in
all its gay freshness, with every kind
of cotton frock from active sports
wear to formal evening dresses. 1t is
so brimful of clever new models for
the coming season that you won't be
able to get away without choosing at
least one. The plaid gingharns are
adorable, and so are the checks, and
the two and three color combinations
or linen are so smart, too. There are
porus eyelet batistes. cotton meshes
lace, seersucker, and none of them
high priced, either; that's another
feature to remember.
Evening star., 1934-04-26

with the famous Silver Dust towel. This
is the towel that does three times the
work of ordinary towels and leaves no
lint. If you want some, our special offer
printed at the right will tell you how to
get them.
Once you have washed dishes this
way, you will agree that it is no longer
the unpleasant task it used to be. Com
pare this method with the one you've
been using. The difference will amaze
and delight you.
You can buy Silver Dust at your
grocer's, and you can get your Silver
Dust towels by taking advantage Of our
special offer. But by all means get Silver
Dust from your grocer without delay.
Evening star., 1934-04-26

we're content to play close at hand
but the gang" on the next street
proved too great lure and soon the
children were all out of sight.
Nancy saw them 60, but she could
understand well enough. And she
would not say anything if Joan re-
membered to come in at z. But z
o'clock came and went. Nancy was
not the kind Of person who goes to
the door and 'hoo-hoos" up and
down the street. At quarter of 8
Joan came in. She tried to slip up
stairs without any one seeing her.
Nancy called her in. Did your
watch stop, Joan? Let's compare time
now" They did. Aunt Nancy did
not scold. Don't ask to go out
tomorrow night, Joan, for can't trust
you" That remark hurt the youngsteI
and her lip quivered. Poor Aunt
Nancy knew what temptation these
mild evenings were. But she knew
that every child must learn that a
promise is a promise.
The next evening Joan stood at the
window and shook her head when the
children called. The following night
she was out and in at the promised
time.
(Copyright, 1934)