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Collection Contains More Than 200 Models

FORE than the spring collection which
1V1 Marion Vale present tomorrow and Saturday
good that this coming season no woman Will De raced
being and being pretty or
between being original Miss Vale says For
the first time in possible choose she peaSes
and vet know she may select from
sailors turbans bonnets pill types large and small hats an
the new cloch subdivisions For
ample there are dozens that roll from the face M
with elastcs wells The oeret
with sweep lar 10
ward until eye completely shadowed will be worm
While she millinery salon. where her hats are sh
exclusively in indianapolis Vale will be available Tor ADVICE
spring millinery wardrobe problems One OF the most Aura
tive of the new this tavorte
will be with other women 1t ooh nae
with rolled brlm which,
atering shadow The crown
beret type S a brm at the back
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for
Club Offices
Are Announced

Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen will be un-
opposed for second vice president
of the Woman'S Department Club
as the result of balloting yesterday.
Mrs. H. B. Pike and Mrs. Paul T..
Hurt were named for the office of
third vice president; Mrs. Malcolm
Lucas and Mrs. Eugene Files, cor
responding secretary. and Mrs. H.
K. Bachelor, auditor.
Election will be held March IS at
the clubhouse.
Three directors will be named
from the candidates: MesdameS
w. c. Bartholomew, o. M. Pitten-
ger, P. C. Reilly, o. L. Watkins,
Walter Stork and George Bowman.
Mothers and daughters luncheon
was held by the American Home
department with Mrs. Felix T. NC
Whittier, presiding, and the Rev.
william A. Shullenberger speaking
on Social and Home Influence of
Motion Pictures" Walter D. Hick-
man, dramatic critic of The In
dianapolis Times, addressed the ap-
piled education section preceding
DR.. Shullenberger's address.
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Mrs. Chantilla E. White, chair
man of Sunnyside Guilds Mardi
Gras ball tomorrow night at the
Indiana roof, announces parties ar
ranged for the annual event. Mrs.
A. c. Earring will be in charge Of
the evenings entertainment and
several members of Delta Gamma
Sorority of Butler University will
usher guests to the boxes.
Mayor and Mrs. John w. Kern
will entertain at dinner before at
tending the ball. Covers will be laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Kirby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber D. Donaldson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Paul
Gallagher.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morton
in a box will be Miss Alberta Pey-
ton, William Pembertson and
MesSrs. and MesdameS Bernie Lam
agan, Frank Sheen, Garner Bran
wood, Fred Ellison and Shirley Dem
ing, and IL another party will be
Messrs. and Mesdames Lee Woods,
Roy L. Myers, J. D. Hutchinson, D.
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Chance Race Off
Miami Includes
Webb Jay Yacht

By Times Special
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. o.
Thirty yachts belonging to members
of the Committee of One Hundred
took part in the fifth annual chance
race Thursday from Miami Beach
to Cocolobo Cay for the committees
yearly outing as guests Of the
Cocolobo Cay Club at its island
clubhouse 80 miles south of Miami
Beach.
Webb Jay. indianapolis. had a
number of guests aboard his yacht
Adieu, and Jesse Jay entertained
several winter visitors and residents
of Miami Beach. The event was
stag and an outstanding one of the
season.
Mrs. George H. Loertz, Vincennes,
has arrived to spend two weeks with
her daughter, Miss Mildred Loertz,
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Whitaker,
Indianapolis.
Many Hoosiers we're included
among hosts and guests gathering
at the Bath Club Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Otis lockwood, Indian
apolis. entertained their daughter,
Princess Diane Eristavi; Edwin
Eddy and N. NJ. Clements. San
Francisco, Cal. and Maj. William
S. Rich. indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ballard,
West Baden, had with them for
luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil G..
Fowler. Lafayette; Miss Cecilia
Andrew, West Point; Miss Mary
Ballard and Miss Betty Noll, Fl.
Wayne.
Mrs. LuciUs NJ Wainwright, In
oianapolis. was among guests at a
bridge party at the Pancoast hotel
Monday. She was guest at lunch
con at the Hotel Good when Mrs. B.
Abraham, San Francisco, enter
tanned on the ocean terrace. Mrs.
Abraham is house guest of Mrs. Will
liam Peters Morgan, New York. Mrs.
Wainwright had as her luncheon
guests at the Surf club Tuesday
Mrs. c. Hourihan, San Francisco,
and Mrs. F. o. German and Mrs.
William Morgan, Buffalo.
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Party Will
Compliment
Miss BEEN
March Bride-to-Be Will
Be Honored Tonight at
Kirkpatrick Home.

Handkerchief in white linen
and in gay prints, will be presented
to Miss Mary Louise BEEN, bride
to-be, tonight when friends attend
a bridge party at the home of
Mrs. Edward Kirkpatrick.
The party is to be given by Mrs.
Harry Bues for Miss BEEN, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. BEEN,
whose marriage to Frederick Will
liam Keuthan, will take place Sat-
urday afternoon, March 9.
Light blue and yellow, Miss
Beems bridal colors, will be used
to appoint the party. Guests will
include Mrs. kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Richard BEEN, Mrs. Andrew Hep
burn and Misses Virginia Elliott,
Agnes Ball, Marian Power, Har-
riett McGaughey, Helen Enrich,
Helen Burge and Martha Jane
Baker.
Miss Edith Anne Hoopingarner
has invited Miss BEEN and several
friends to a buffet supper Suncay
night at her home, 1853 N. Meri-
dian-St.
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ANNUAL PARTY FOR
NURSES SET

Board of directors of the Public
Health Nursing Association will en-
terrain nurses with an annual win
ter party tomorrow night at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. F. R. Kautz.
Mrs. B. j. Terrell, chairman OF
entertainment, will be assisted by
Mesdames Robert Brice, Charles
Mayer. Alex Cavins, Charles Neu, W..
H. Insley, Misses Deborah Moore
and Ruth Sheerin.
Mrs. Frank Edenharter will be in
charge of a musical program which
will include songs by Miss Charlotte
Lieber and Dewitt Talbert.
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sion. We believe they would nit
that they had no idea that the rs
were so accomplished in the ma i
arts.
Mary Ellen Buskirk, Alice VonLe-
gut and Carolyn Stelck have been
responsible for the design of most
of the stage sets. They constructed
the French doors and flats, painted
the walls turquoise green and de-
signed the curtains.
Before the actual construction was
undertaken. the girls drew the stage
plan 10 scale on paper. An acquisi-
ton TO the clubs permanent cOllec-
ton Of props is the professionally
constructed balcony. which the pro-
perty crew painted cream.
Helen Griffith has been kept busy
collecting a baby doll which looks
like real. a dozen trays set with
dishes and other hand props. She
borrowed fencing foils from Noble
Dean and boxing gloves from Rus
sell Ryan Jr.
Richard Weaver who plays Tony
Cavendish in the play viii fence
with Russell. who will appear as
McDermOtt, TOny'S trainer. Richard
and Russell, who learned the funda-
mentals of fencing at camp. have
been practicing between rehearsals
to insure an agile performance on
the night Of the play.
After dress rehearsal tomorrow
night. Mrs. Robert Bunch whose
daughter Marjorie is in the play,
will entertain the cast and COM
mittees at a supper party. AT re-
hearsal Mary Bell Neal will test
the lighting effects, which she has
worked out for the play.
Joan Metzger is technical direc-
tor and her crew includes Prudence
Brown. The club vice-president;
Patricia DePrez, Rosalind BarSkin,
Catherine Kemp and Phebe Perry.
Mary Stewart Kurtz and Jane Zlm-
mer form the business staff. Nina
Brown is president; Betty Amos.
secretary, and j ane StraSnun'
treasurer.
Nina Brown is assisting Allen
Cloves. one of the cast members. IN
arranging for a supper which Allen
will give at his home following the
play for members Of the cast and
the workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson
have invited several guests TO their
home Saturday night before the Tu-
dor HaH-Park School play. Among
the guests will be Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Latham and their weekend
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perry,
Terre Haute.
Dining at the ChriStamore dinner
dance Saturday night at the Column
bia Club Will be DR.. and Mrs. j.
Jerome Litteu. Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt F.
Painter. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman w.
KOthe. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Stoke
". Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Palmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell w. Johnston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman c. Wolff. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Lee HaTgitt will en-
terrain for Mr.. Hargitt's cousin, Miss
Ruth Hargitt, Cincinnati.
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LATREIAN CLUB
TO ENTERTAIN

Arrangements for a skating party,
March 8, at Riverside Rink were
completed at meeting of the
Alpha Latreian Club, Tuesday, at
the home of Mrs. Louis Wilson.
The entertainment committee in
charge includes Mrs. Culver G. God
frey, chairman, and Mesdames Louis
S. Hensley, Robert E. Gates, Hiram
Keehn, George M. HoSter and Her.
bert E. Wilson.
Irs. Alexander Jameson and Miss
Mary Myers of the Bridgeport Nu-
triton Camp explained the history
of the outfit to which the club con-
tributes.
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accessories of pink or yellow-so
says The Snooper. A blouse of dusty
pink, a pink felt hat brimmed with
f1attery, hankie that blends pink
with shades of red most admirably,
and pink carnation or two for the
finishing touch. Then, there's the
flash from Paris and New York all
about chamois, the sprightly yellow
note for navy suits and dresses.
Shading from the soft chamois color
itself as seen in shoes, hats, hat
bands and gloves to the familiar
daffodil yellow and on to the
more tan pig grain leather acces-
series including bags, belts and
gloves. BLOCKS have them all -.
even to Vogue's newest and topmost
fashion for black costumes-stun-
ming white pearls to be worn with
bouquets of crisp white daisies-oo,
la, la
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SorcUe Club Elects

Mrs. Cleo Diehm was named presi-
dent and Mrs. Ray Thompson Secre-
tarv-treaSurer Of the SOrelle Club at
a meeting last night at the Seville
Tavern. Roses and lighted tapers
decorated the dinner table and silver
candle holders were given as favors.
The party marked the seventh ami
verSary OF the club.
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Dance Scheduled

Mrs. Eva Van Meter is chairman
Of a dance TO be sponsored by Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary Drum and
Bugle Corps. Saturday night at the
AntlerS. Mrs. Geneva Holman.
Snartanburg. S. C. will be special
guest. Assisting Mrs. Van Meter
will be Mrs. Marie Bush and Mrs.
Billy Gibson. Music will be played
BY Comics orchestra.
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CLASS SCHEDULES
GUEST MEETING

Guest meeting will be held at 8
Wednesday night at the George JUL
ian School by Mrs. Demarchus
Browns class on Picturesque Fig
ures in American History" The class
is sponsored by the Irvington Union
of Clubs.
Mrs. Brown will talk on The Ro-
nance Of the Panama Canal" Host
eSSes will include Mesdames Harry
E. Barnard. Walter S. King. Austin
V. Clifford. Walter Montgomery and
Edgar Rennee. Memoirs with study
course tickets will bring guests.
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Millinery Displays at
Blocks Disclose Wide
Spring Fashion Variety
Knox and Marion Vale Collections Prove
Selection of Hat for Coming Season
Will Be Easy.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

THERE mind Inc annapolis woman by
find her rcua type OF
Two millinery showings smarty dressed win
give every phase Of he millinery mode.
Yesterday complete spring collection OF Knox hats
has been the French millinery salon
of the VIM have been informally modelled by
Mrs GAYLORD MiIikan Henry Thomas
millinery
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designer will appear at Blocks, to present her spring
collection Miss Vale is well known to indianapolis
women as she made numerous seasonal appearances
here.
The Knox hats particularly adapted to this sea-
son. since they tailored and will fit in well with the
mode for suits Beside black brown and navy they appear
in red gold and green this and in number OF
new straws among which soufiee and rckrack straw
The sraws natural coors One which gained par
tcular attention straw sailor with navy or prov"
ribbon trimming.
For midsummer Knox shows two large pastel
felts simply trimmed with ribbon.
Included are hats with Alpine crowns creased ike
mems hats The Knox Vagabond is shown in felt or
baku The brim tilted far the eyes and turned
Fifth Avenue model is in felt panama and is Wloep
looking tailored hat with brim dropping slightly IN
onlv slightly upward in Like the Vagabond this
creased crown.
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Supper Scheduled

Miss Mary Margaret Stricken,
42S w. amidst. will entertain with
a supper at 6 Wednesday night pre-
ceding a business meeting Of In
dianapolis Kappa Delta Alumnae
Association.
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people are Irish
and Democrats. I
met a girl who
visited me once
for two weeks.
She is educated
and has done
clerical W o r k,
more as a pas
time than any
thing else as her
father left her
plenty of money.
She has been
married to a
I-e1 ,1osx,%a~ I1Tr%
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the HOOSler Attn
letic Club.
Virgil R 0 h r.
man is general
chairman a n d
Clarence Brochin
heads the ar
rangement COM
mittee. A floor
show is being ar
ranged by Miss
Annabelle A i
hand.
Other mem
berS of the club
q SSiSfir1cr IN nra-
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Book RerieU Scheduled

Mrs. William Kingdom will pre-
sent a book review at a meeting Ct
indianapolis Alumnae Of Alpha
Sigma Sorority Saturday afternoon
at the home of Miss Helen Selvag4.
Miss Evelyn Hall will be assistant
hostess.
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CLUB MEMBERS
TO ATTEND TEA

DR.. E. M. Dill, superintendent of
the Indiana State Boys School,
Plainfeld, and Mrs. Dill, will receive
members of the Indiana State As
sembly Woman's Club at tea to-
morrow. Reservations are in charge
of Mrs. Jack Wade and Mrs. Bruce
Lane, Claypool.
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evening or any Friday
evening and see how
pleasant it is to shop
by moonlight" And
when I say pleasant I
mean pleasant for your
purse. For each week
they offer an outstand-
ing value in some piece
of furniture that voII're
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CHURCH GROUP TO
GIVE DANCE

Miss Ella Lewis is a member
of a general committee which is
making arrangements for the pre-
Lenten dance to be given by St.
Patrick H. N. S. Tuesday night at
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seeing every new nOCe
that has arrived in
that fashion con-
scious S t o r e -
BLOCKS. When you
join the Navy parade
the lift to your cos
tune will come via
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pairing for the dance include Albert
Huck, music chairman; Edward
Greene. publicity chairman, and
William Erbecker, floor committee
chairman.
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think wit n b e
Wilderment-that
the girls can drive
a nail straight and
WELD a paint brush
C n f d e ntly and
artfully. and the
most that the stage
crew VIII accept in
the way of assist
ance is the removal
Of a 5 \ ladder
from tn, rene o.
activity. I Q boys
could be nned
Towu IN q 1fec-
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LOdqe Leader Returns

Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, Supreme
Guardian Of the Order Of JOBS
Daughters. has returned from the
East. where she visited bethels.
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to know about this fascinating
pastime. There's plenty of daylight,
coolies of peace and quiet-and be-
sides-it's lots of fun-sitting knit
ting. E. Market ST.. no. 2l6.
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Tudor Hall
Girls Make
Stage Sets
Park School Boys Find
Aid in Nail Driving
Not Required.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Womau'x Pare Editor

THE Park School boys who will
- appear in Tudor Halls Mas
quers Club production Of The Royal
Family" Saturday night have
learned at TeheaTSals that their Of
fers OF help in stage set construc-
ton are disdained by the girls. The
boys have observed secretly We
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81 CII UCd VIIoU NOCD Do
much for ones good
health. Endorsed by both
P r e d e MT S Roosevelt,
doctors and travel
ers. And I might add .
"socialites." Wouldn't you
like to serve in your
homes the beverage al
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knitting, or even
your hopes and
ambitions Of knit
ting to I n e
FASHION KNIT
TING SHOP and
learn all there is
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Beta Beta Chapter, Pi Omicron
Sorority, will meet at 7:30 Monday
night at the Claypool.
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scarcely pc
lieve they
were not
e | e ctric
ranges, so
copied their
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Newest of news from VONNE-
TUT'S-those custom-bUilt Alb
gas ranges have arrived! I could
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IduSSo, OO
4 closely have they copied their
- ultra designs. New tangled
burners, within insulated heat
reflectors, improved heat control,
individual chrome CRATES Gust like
electric, didn't I tell youO and
a handsome steak broiler .
oh, they're beautiful! How long
have you had your present
stove? Well, anyway you'll want
to see these glorif1ed models
the very last word in ranges. One
has a cleaning platinum enamel
finish, another is rich ivory, besides
a bronze and all-white model. The
three types include the useful Table
Top style. Speaking of smart
kitchen equipment, do take a long
look at the new Norge electric re-
frigerators :. decked out in colors
f. new spring colors of peach, tan
and green! What next? An limo
walton, yes, but why not buy every
thing with an eye to beauty and
harmony? Alb ranges and Norge
refrigerators represent m S ter
craftsmanship. VONNEGUT'S ham
die them exclusively. They know
they're good.
You can 1CeGr O little Ueil at
ing hour of the day or evening
this season.
All, this new leisure-and so we've
gone quite daffy over knitting nice
new things to wear! Take your
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mt. Vernon"-quart size roll Of
,utter Almond ice cream centered
nth lemon ice, covered with yellow
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ready famous in Washington and
being served by the Pan American
Union at their teas? Call me CRi.
555D for the name of your nearest
dealer.
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eXcellently served. Al
ways the gay, intimate
atmosphere of the cozy
Coffee Shop and Tap
Room the Atrium
Dining Room for more
formal splendor or
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the Sandwich Grill for a hasty
lunch or midnight snack. The
very name CLAYPOOL is famous
for smart hotel dining. Make this
hosiery your rendezvous in town.
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This Moonlight Sale is getting t
be tradition at the PEOPLE.
QUITTING co. Drop in Friday
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I've been gadding about with The
Snooper shopping literally
through the pages of Vogue =.
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UOIIC aOOAV Up JO"~1IJ
adds the note of glamour. Brilliant
clips are never, if chained together
from shoulde.s to shoulder. Of I
could see you, I'd explain with ges-
tures.) For less formal occasions
you are going to love the new mesh
collars in either gold or silver. In
describably attractive on new high
necklines some like tri-cornered
scarfs. And their collection of Cock
tail Bags is just what you might ex-
pect from a sophisticated little spe-
&ialty shop like COSTELLO'S. Hi
nois ST., in the Claypool Bldg.
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TdfetG for dresses, blouses
and coat Innings this spring
1CiU S1UiSh its Way to popU-
larity.
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Dear Jane Jordan-My husband
works in a machine shop; we are
just poor people. I did not finish
high school as I had to go to work
in hotels, restaurants, stores, fac
tories and homes. My mothers
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Don't tell me you still have not
tasted that fascinating product,
SO-AM Yerba Mate, the golden
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Manners and
Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

Have you problem which you would
like to discuss with an impartial
observer? Put it in a letter to Jane
Jordan and read her reactions in this
column.
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behold new gadgets Tor
enhancing m il a d y S
beauty and charm.
After all is said and
Iona about rnoka-11r
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whipped cream and rolled
in crushed Butter Almond II
candy =. . that's the special 20
for March 1, 2, at the q A
MARTHA WASHINGTON E$zH y
shop The ideal take-home dessert
SOC at the shop, 23O1 N. Meridian
St.; zoe if delivered. Phone Ia. 1927
Did yOM knO1O Ue get fine
icorice from Denmark and
England?
March forth tomorrow to the
beauty spot of Indianapolis" COS
TELLO COSMETIC BAR, there to
behold new gadgets for a
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VI furniture CndC you re sure 10 De
wanting and needing. Tomorrow
night it is an occasional chair that
is special priced as S3.49. Just think
Of it q. . that alone would be worth
coming down for. but then you
realize how unhurried your selec-
tions Of other household items can
be. Be sure to take along the men
folks, or whoever holds the purse
strings. I'll venture to say you'll
be amazed at the wonderfully comf
plete store which is located at thf
PEOPLES Corner. Not only is J
complete but the price of ever
article is low.
Ask me questions III 90 my
best to answer.
Nepa&9
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We're living in world OF color
with everything gone completely
streamline and modernistic. Re-de-
49, sign your home, the in
RA teriors, the furniture =.
&a3Z with the true, sparkling
lANiW colorS of NU-ENAMEL.
lAM422 Natures own color har-
monies will transform your rooms
into living beauty. The geranium in
your kitchen window inspires shades
of red for new kitchens and bath
roonas-just touch, but combined
correctly. The orchid, the forget
me-not are symphonies of color and
their shades are adaptable for bright
and CHEEKY interior decorations.
Then, there are interesting cup- >
boards, tables and book shelves
among the popular implanted furn
ture which will urge you to Great,
your own color scheme rejecting
your individual personality in your
home. Ask at the store, 1O4 Monu-
ment Circle, for free color card and
harmony chart. They'll help you.
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All, this new leisure-and so we've
gone quite daffy over knitting nice
new things to wear! Take your
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Ask me questions III 90 my
hest m anSmer
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You can Uedr O little Ueil at
ing hour of the day or evening
this season.