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Evening star., 1936-07-13

bullion, plate and ore from the high
Andes to the coast Despite their
preoccupation with gold, the Span
iards noticed a disagreeable habit of
the llama which has persisted to the
present day.
This patient beast, close cousin
to a camel, which had yielded up its
strength. flesh, milk. hair and hide
to man for countless generations, can,
on occasion, be driven to rebellion.
Overloaded llamas sometimes swing
their heads on their long necks and
spit in their masters eyes. They also
kick like a mule when tormented.
The llama, like the camel. has an
extra stomach for storing water. The
beast is sure-footed in the mountains
and almost as strong as mule. 1t
can exist on sparse highland herbage
for extended periods.
The two species Of domesticated
llamas have black and white coats
sometimes marked with brown.
They were tanned ages ago from the
wild variety, which still keep their
freedom on inaccessible Andean peaks.
Ton,orrow-Wahoo. zioncheck's
bnhOOu friend
Evening star., 1936-07-13
TRUCK DRIVER ROBBED

Morris Gold. 80, a truck driver for
Liebman Bros, 1900 block of Fourth
street northeast, was attacked and
robbed Of $158 by two colored men
about II O'clock today as he started
to board his truck at Twenty-first and
o streets.
The robbers, one armed with q razor,
struck Gold about the head, took the
money and escaped on foot. Gold told
police both were about 80 years old,
one tall and thin.- the other stockily
built,
Evening star., 1936-07-13
HILL GOES TO CANADA
FOR PEACE EXERCISES
Will Represent D. c. at Dedica.
ton by Kiwanis Of Plaque to
Nations Goodwill.

Edwin F. Hill, former president Of
the Washington Kiwanis Club and
past international trustee of the or
ganization. left Washington yesterday
for Cornwall, Ontario, Canada, where
he will represent the District Kiwanis
Club tomorrow at the dedication of a
peace plaque representing goodwill
between the United States and Can
ada.
Dedicatory ceremonies have been
arranged by the chapters of Washing
ton and Ottawa, Ontario, capitals OF
their two countries. About 10 other
Kiwanis chapters from New York
State and Canada will participate.
The plaque is one Of several placed
by the Kiwanis clubs on the $500
mile border between the two countries.
Evening star., 1936-07-13

Tonlorrow-Wdhoo. Zioncheck's
bdboOn friend.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

PACKARD 1886 "12O" sedan. demonstra-
tors: 6 to choose from ATTRACTIVE dlS, ,
counts, easy terms. JACK PRY, PACKARD
DEALER, 1920 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

CLDSMOBILE 1885 5-passenger sedan;
perfect paint all good tires; flne. clean
upholstery; splendid motor: you cannot
find better value at S665. c. c; G
Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. l2?.
22nd St NV. Nat. 5000. Open Sunday
and evenings
Evening star., 1936-04-19

OLDSMOBILE de luxe coupe: almost new
owned by lady who bought car new Jan
10. 1885; must be sold; can give terms oil
take small car in trade; only need S95
down. balance by month. Mr.. Roper
Nolan'S iii 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH, 1882 p B. sedan. excellent
and trunk rack only S195: also 1882
p. A. Ply. coupe. with rumble seat. AL
condition; S19S.. Justice Motor Co. 1908
steel gray finish. practically new tires:
snappy. peppy. smooth-runnins motor:
at s495. suPERiioR MOTORS. 1920 i4th
ST. NV. Phone Decatur 1900.
PLYMOUTH de luxe trunk sedan. 1885;
Jet black. white side-wall tires; perfect
extras; s5e5; Norris. Inc. 2O1s 14th
PLYMOUTH 1885 sedan. A car any one
would be proud to own. This car looks
room; tires. tenders and motor in perfect
condition; upholstery is as clean as a pin
Priced for quick sale at S545. SUPERIOR
MOTORS, 1920 14th st. NV. Dec 1900.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

CLDSMOBILE sedan. 1920: new paint. =
spare tires in fender wells; trunk rack
price is only SIo5 Pohanka Service. 1926
cOtn ST NV Phone District 9141.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

CLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan. 1880; new
paint good tires, quiet motor: priced Ior
quick sale at C. Dick English. l522 "a
ave. Sc Open evenings and Sunday. LIN
coin n3O5
Evening star., 1936-04-19
sALE-AUTOaIOBILES.

PLYMOUTH 1884 coaches-one black and
one gun metal: exceptionally clean. me-
chanically reconditioned; safety steel
Hsi 9ostins bower: de luxe sceessories sxeel. o
lent tires; S445; your own terms: Rutiedge
wood 2412.
PLYMOUTH 1888 touring sedan, built-in
trunk mechanically and appearance ex-
cellent; S54O; fully guaranteed; terms.
Barnes Motors, 1879 14th. Decatur $500.
PLYMOUTH 1885 late model de luxe Sc
dan: 4-door model: jet-blaek Duco: almost
guaranteed by our warranty for 80 days.
This car Is far above the average and
will satisfy the most discriminating buyer
Upholstery Is spotiess ana , appearance
right: easy terms. Is months to pay; new
car finance rates. Standard Motor Sales.
1905 18th st. NV. Phone North 1870.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

OAKLAND 1929 sport roadster: looks and
runs good. A BARGAIN at only S9o. Po-
hanka Service, 1126 Goth st. NV. Phone
District gl4l.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
sALE-AUToMOBILES.

PACKARD 1882 custom sedan. not O bump
or scratch on It's original BLACK nnlsn; I'M
acysts ntseloT wi1 ds sae
mo1ntings. iussase carrier; true Packard
order esnStkon s0od th1oashons tSss
Priced sasstsntially below market; liberal
RHtsdss Motors
Greenwood 2412.
PACKARD little .'s" Victoria coupe; very
to risht person; full price. $l65. Nolan.
stS
chauifeur.driven 22 1856 miles BY one
sss Mr. W asseDs ns os%
and M SITS. NV. Open SUNDAYS.
PACKARD 1888 sedan series 120; driven
less than 5000 miles by one caIetui
owner has in evsry aespct
III s$5s Bss SS5
inal factory finish; 6 white side-wan tires
trunk. additional luggase carrier: specially
priced at S545. Norris. 1nc' 2Ols lAtn'
Condition. Price. sf45. Apply to owner. MT;
Upton. Apt. s, 9O2 Independence ave. s:&. :.
PACKARD 1928 sedan; new rubber. 1!, very
clean throughout; high-grade car for only
f2sh SaS ss act NV ani'k Phone aug
PACKARD light 90 sedan. 7 passengers;
extra good condition inside and out; orlg-
inal paint. Sacrifice for quick sale. Soo'
1886 18th st. NV. North 00l3.
PACKARD 1923 sedan: good shape; 500
cash. Call after pm, 1870 Eye ST. n w..
Apt. l.
PACKARD 1881 cabriolet tcustom ST.,
1886: beautifully cared for: aluminium
etc. excellent; terms. 1872 14th st. W.
Phone Decatur 1881.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

OLDSMOBILE 1885 touring sedan: beau
tiful Hollywood green paint: all good tires
YOU will find this car in excellent condi
ton: S695 C. C. C. Guaranty. Capito
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Nat $500
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe. black
factory finish. spotless whipcord interior;
quiet tires practically new; reflects care
full ownership: S495: your own terms.
Vile. Phone Greenwood 2412.
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coach. twin
horns and tail-lamps. attractive maroon
finish. fine floating power engine: sound as
new throughout and extremely economical
to operate A years supply of rubber;
S49a: your own terms Rutledse Motors.
4S MARYLAND ave. Hyattsville. Greenwood
2412. Chrysler-Plymouth Dealers.
PLYMOUTH. 1885 coupe; used Just enough
to be nicely broken In finish and up
holstery not soiled priced for quick sale
NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD 1923 coupe; carefully driven
by one owner; any demonstration to prove
condition; 500. 1910 18th st. NV.
PACKARD sedan. 1881. private owned;
like new; S265. 1912 14th st. NV. Deca-
PACKARD 1880 5-passenger sedan; paint
excellent, all good tires, clean upholstery.
This fine car represents real value at S165.
G. G. G. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac CO.,
1922 22nd st. NV. Phone National $500.
Open Sundays and evenings.
PEERLESS 1881 sedan fine running con-
dition: looks very good. and a real bar
gain for only $50. Mid-City Auto Co.
III 18th st. NV. Phone Decatur 5000.
PIERCE-ARROW 1880 de luxe sedan: like
new throughout driven by lady: $3.50.
1870 Kearney st. ne. North 365S-R.
PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan. de luxe; finish
"Almo Blue: radio. Philco; trunk. etc. {:
perfect condition: terms only S65 down or
trade. Nolan. 18th and M sts. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

OLDSMOBILE sport coupe. 1893; beautiful
green finish rumble ssat INSIDE fpo'ifss.
hanka Service 1926 Goth st. NV. Phone
District 9141.
aS5 dc afs Sf.p seass S.4y sse nnse
owner must sacrifce at once. Columbia
5000, Apt, 700. -----------.-----------
oLDsMoBILE sedan. 1928: new paint.
fSGa aes aae i i15S 5ans $oh st.
District 0141.
oLDsMoBILE 1885 touring sedan; built-in
4sS In!ssd 4tn 5o7f Phone sssT5 Decatur 800
oLDsMoBILE 1881. Patrician sedan: 8:
wheel equipment. fine motor and ser very
terms term are easy. Mid-City Auto Co.. 1711
| i4th st. NV Phone Decatur $3.50.
at TaylorS de- f4sh aze st Sedan n
q Shees Slsias5s sf4s 80 sport &c only
sies Thess are an Tsnished Thsns ,oaad sad
at 1901 14th st. Taylor Motor Co.
OLDSMoBILE '33 trunk sednn-Heres q
most popular touring four-door sedan lust
traded in today. In fast, we have written
sary work on this fine car and can recon-
mend 1t as being above the average; AT
this low price Of $425 we believe this
te 1t G9y your purse M % Taylor Motor Co at T.
Sss3snssq m1ae 1eat sisn 'SHf1E
draulic brakes. knee action; Fisher no.
quiet motor, 5 very good tires; like new;
$sth and NJ SITS. NV west 2e72.
sedan; very low mileage: new.csr appear-
ance and guaranty; substantial discount.
Mann Motors, Inc, Oldsmobile-La Sale
dealers. Si20 Georgia ave shep. 1851.
oLPsMoBILE 1890 sSaeh; I9ss msehapiSaliy ,sIms
See Mr. Barnes. 1729 14th st. NV.
oLDSMOBILE 1885 touring sedan, beau
tiful Hollywood green paint; all good tires;
you will find this car in excellent condi;
Geedi1,as Co. i.S oSnd st. NV. Nat $500.
Open Sunday and evenings.
| CLDSMOBILE 1885 5-paSsenger sedan;
perfect paint; all good tires fine, clean
upholstery; splendid motor: you csnnot
| Guaranty. CaDitol Cadillac Co, 10.
22nd St NV Nat. 5000. Open Sunday
and evenings.
oLDsMoBILE 1924 de luxe touring sedan.
ever inS ofreTed Tor Sale in Washington pur-
chased new by prominent local matr@on; rom
| driven only II 900 miles; beautliul piue
finish immaculate interior tires like new
motor perfect equipped with dual Tipers'
dual visors. air horns. twin tail-lamps
skid ~ chains. Summer seat covers. built.
trunk. metal tire cover. gaSotIank iot5:
msHy osRer fxFaN rare newear finance
rates. Trades accepted BEACON MOTORS,
1333 14th st. NV. Decatur 5353.
| CLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan. 1880; new
| paint. good tires, quiet motor; priced ror
quick sale at c. Dick English. io-@ "a
ave. Sc. Open evenings and Sunday. Lin
PACKARD 1896 "12o" sedan. demonstra-
counts. eUin easy terms terms. JACK PRY. PACKARD
DEALER, 1920 l4th st. n.W. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


LINCOLN 1893. 7-passenger sedan. Sold
beautifal tste6laee fnish Z white sidde vail
@ Or 6setSs5F n sfs
.st. NV. Phone Decatur 1900.
MARMoN sedan, 1882; tan opalescent nm
ish. perfect, tires. spotless inside. performs ms
pseirtec1s psii ta Very sporty x ana s Pohanss
servee s i%s i2aa$ sotR tRr St. ons NV District a4
EAsa agis stssn sotS SnS
serviceabie. STs ONLY Only SIS, Pohanks Service
1926 10th st. NV. Phone District 9l4l,
NASH 1881 Victoria coupe; beautiful con; r.
dition; must sell. only Sl37 for unpaid
notes; can take 81 down. Noian' I'LL
NASH 1872 sedan Has had art pnpSnaiy SSma nsn f1e
eGtsS rePterms qsr2tf perfeetEy ss35 Pshsnks seEy
ice, 1:6 30tH st NV. Phone District 914l.
private party. Phone Adams S291.
NASH 1881 four-door sedan Newly re-
finished: s wheels; has been through T opr
nd "a sooye ens asaEs Metor
Car Company 2035 18th st. NV. Phone
Potomac 010l.
NASH 1884 sedan: Powered by oyerhessd. .si.
valve motST that is smSoth ana sSotess sa1es TINS
terror; SIS down Sc finance plan on
balance. Warrington Motor Car Company,
2O35 18th St NV. Phone Potomac 0101'
NASH 3 sedan mechanically, perfect; orig orig.
inal finish; good tires: must sell 70 settIe
an estate. Call before | am. or after
3 pm. Phone Potomac 2795-J.
NASH 1892 model 1860 sedan; looks and
runs ks neT Sos saeFre Geofsis ave-
NASH 1923 sedan; excellent transportation
for only $50. Act quickly Mid-Gity H
Auto Co. l711 14th st. NV. Decatur 505o.
NASH '32 std. "G'' sedan, S245. Here is
doh
selling for the price of Chevrolet or Ford.
Shows unusual care given by former owner.
Teai ine Taue mg5er in nha Setter conditioned Car
OF course carries the red OK tag. see TINS
car at 1901 l4th St Taylor Motor Co.
NASH 1892 business coupe: 6-cylindei.
here is real TRANSFORMATION a. 10" JGS5
C. C. C. Guaranty. Capitol Cadiilac 20,
I22. 2:nd st. NV. Nat. $500. open
SUNDAY and evenings.
NASH 1881 business coupe this car is in
Sssi,s6 co nd Ggar"rSs ss Nat 0sR5Si ssSS
open Sunday and evenings, -----
NASH sedan date 1920. $50 cash; excel.
cond.. good tires; pant. upnoistergg Pks
OAKLAND 1880 sedan; new paint, 6
wheels, motor in excellent condition. new
tires: small down payment and easy terms; terms
c. Dick English. l522 Pa. ave. sc; open
evenings and Sundays Lincoln 030o.
OAKLAND IS'sI sport lOOhS anu
runs good. A bargain at only S9o. Po-
hanka Service, 1126 Goth st. NV. Phone
District 9l4l.
CLDSMOBILE sedan. 1929: new paint =
spare tires in fender wells; trunk rack.
Very attractive and Serviceable and the
price is only Sl25. Pohanka Service. 112t
cOtn St NV. Phone District a141.
oLDsMoBILE de luxe coupe: almost new
owned by lady who bought car new Jan
10. 1885; must be sold, can give terms q. o.
take small car in trade; only need S9o
down. balance by month. Mr.. Roper
A1aln NJ
Evening star., 1936-04-19

NASH 1884 sedan. Powered by overhead
has built1in trunk and and sPotlessS ss5 i'm on
balance Warrington Motor Car Company,
2O35 18th st. NV. Phone Potomac 010l.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
SALE-AuTOMORnES.

PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sedan. In order
to move quickly We have priced this car
quiet and powerful: beautiful new 1895
finish Five ine tires: Clean interior. Any
at $500. Can sell for only sos down. bal.
to suit you. Owens Motor Co.. 1923 Ga.
ave
PLYMOUTH. late 1852. D. sport coupe.
Only. S295. Terms. Excellent condition.
onstration
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

and she had not been able to ar.
range them differently.
I was eager to hear they had
spent their 76 cents when money
was at a premium right now.
Jane showed me the grocery list:
Three grapefruit for IA cents
for breakfast; can Of spa
ghetti and tomatoes, SC; No. 1
can of Royal Anne cherries, 10c;
/ head of letture, 10c: "a pound
of butter, lie; / loaf Of bread, SC:
small sponge cake, 10c; and a
quarter of pound Of what Jane
called summer sausage, and Mary
called bologna, for 7c. The let
tuce had been bought as an after
thought after remembering the
discussion on fresh vegetables
last night.
did praise them on remember
ing the fresh vegetable and Sug-
geSted that it was often possible
to get certain fresh vegetables
now so cheap that they could no
longer be claSSed as a luxury
new cabbage now two pounds for
9 cents was very tasty; that one
night there could be a crisp, de-
ncious salad and the next night
boiled or buttered as their fresh
vegetable. e.
Their menu tonight had been
rather elaborate, spaghetti with
tomato sauce, sliced bologna. let
tuce salad, bread, butter, sponge
cake with cherries. And since it
was so cold, they had seriously
considered soup, but that was 1917
cents, so they ruled that out.
They also have their eye on an
other purchase for their kitchen
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

We've been insisting on a tai
lored suit for every wardrobe as
q spring slogan, ever since along
about in December. But now to
strengthen our story, we're going
to take a summary Of suit fash
: ions and accessories from the
most authoritative of fashion
magazines, Harper's Bazaar.
A smart way to greet the spring
Is to wear a sack suit cut like a
mans, made Of materials such as
he usually selectS-checkS, stripes
or herring bone weaves.
If you can do this tailored thing
well, and can feel as comfortable
and inconSpicuouS as q well
dressed Englishman with your
waiStcoat and fedora, you are in
luck, says Harper's B; .;aar, CIV
ing these suggestions to guide your
choice Of haberdashery.
WaistcOats Good
Wear waistcoats Of traditional
white pique, Of fancy brocade, or
even flowered silk ones in the
style of eighteenth century dan
dies. And blouseS of printed silk
with light or dark backgrounds,
Of cobwebby wool jersey, of fine
silk jersey, or Of new soft taffeta.
Also blouses in sheer organdie
and cotton knitted fabric as un-
assuming as a mans underShirt.
With the manly tailleur, wear
soft frilled handkerchief linen
blouseS to contrast. With dark
worsted suits, the good old stand
by Of pale pink or pale blue silk
are as good as ever. With any
suit, wear a plain white silk blouse
cut like q boys shirt, or a hand
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

knit light wool sweater in natural
picked pine shade, or in one Of
q hundred colors.
Tan Calf Smart
Wear shoes Of English calf pol.
ished till they have q lustrouS
patina like waxed floors. Or
shoes of brown suede, brown an.
telope, or Of alligator skin. With
a dark blue suit, wear shoes Of
cherry-wood calf.
Match your gloves to your shoes.
Or wear ones Of white Guards
mans cloth with one button, or Of
white doeskin, or chamois. If your
suit is gray, add a new note BY
wearing longish plasticine blue
antelope gloves.
The hat of the season is the
felt like a mans fedora that you
can wear day in and day out. Or
wear any small sharp belt beret in
black, in pale misty blue, or .
queer bright shade.
Hand Stitching
Your bag should be Of box calf,
medium size, tailored and tough
and firm. When it is hand sewn
like your gloves, the effect is very
fine.
Wear jewelry, but be sure it is
either the conventional diamond
clip, the conventional pearls, or
your grandfather's gold cuff links.
For the final touch, pin a bou-
quet Of MichaelmuS daisies, or
Russian violetS, or pink bachelors
buttons, or any flowers that give
an effect Of packed bloom-in your
lapel buttonhole. Or pin on one
carefully selected rose,
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

Jane gave me her version Of let
tuce salad and it went something
like this:
She took half q head Of lettuce
and separated it and washed it.
French dressing was used and
a bit Of garlic rubbed on the
glass bowl into which the dress
ing was measured. Then the
nib Of garlic was cut into four
pieces, allowed to stand in the
dressing 80 minutes. Jane added:
IT wanted to eat that garlic
but Mary said I couldn't stay in
the house If I did, so I threw out
what appeared to be edible garlic.
A shame I think. I poured the
dressing over the lettuce and
tossed it"
Sounds like a description Of a
base ball game" said Mary.
"But how little you know of, the
art Of salad making-chilled first,
combined lightly so as not to be
crushed" Jane said lightly.
Much talk was had on this sub
ject and was assured that Mary
did know this and other things
about salad that Jane had not
dreamed of-but I wondered just
how much more they would learn
before Saturday with only So cents
to spend. -.....-.. -
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
RAGoUT D'AGNEAU
(Ragout Of Lamb)

2 pounds lamb (breaSt or briSket)
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
2 small onions
2 stalks celery
Sprig each Of parsley and thyme
YolkS Of two eggs
" can mushrooms
Ia cups liquor in which lamb is
cooked
Juice Of half lemon
Salt, pepper, cayenne
Ripe olives
Wipe the meat with q damp
cloth and cut into pieces two
inches square. Cover with water,
season with one onion, one stalk
celery, salt and pepper and cook
slowly until tender. Then take
from the fire and drain the meat
from the liquor.
Melt the butter in q saucepan,
saute the other onion, minced, in
it, also the chopped celery, parsley
and thyme. Add the flour and stir
till well blended. Add the larnh
liquor and stir until It comes to q
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Beauty
Red Hair Will
Be VO6ue
BY DONNA GRACE

It is quite evident that red hair
will be the vogue for the spring
and summer. We have never seen
more enthusiasm expressed over
any change in beauty styles.
Thousands Of girls have already
changed to this fascinating shade
and you may be sure before the
summer is here, there will be an
endless variety Of these lovely
titan beauties.
When we consider the colors we
have had it seemed that we were
ready for this change. Platinum
and just blond hair are nice, but
we were getting q bit tired of
them.
While Egyptian henna is the
least complicated Of any Of the
hair colorings, there are q few inn
portant points to bear in mind for
the girls who are going to do the
work at home.
When the paste mixture Of the
Egyptian is warmed before apply
ing use q granite or porcelain pan
GuaC is 11OC CL1ppeQ as Gle iron
may discolor the henna. Heat the
mixture almost to the boiling
point, but do not boil it as it will
spoil the effect of the coloring.
The hair must be Shampooed,
thoroughly rinSed and dried before
putting on the paste. Bobbed hair,
when done for the first time,
should be covered with the paste,
but long hair is done only about
half way down. Then, when the
top part IS thoroughly covered the
ends are done.
The ends respond to the treat
ment quickly and that is the rea-
son for doing them after the hair
closer to the scalp.
You may have the Henna Pack
Method without charge. Address
Donna Grace, Beauty Editor Of
this paper and inclOse . stamped.
self.addressed envelope for your
reply
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Our Bachelor Girls Cash
Drops to New Low

Jane and Mary are t1Oo girls Oho to Washington
to aork for Uncle SAM They found 1t difficult to find
place to ive on their income.
They happily established IN apart
net 1ith kitcheete This is equipped 1Oith electrical
gGdgets and appliances to make their culinary experiences
happy ones.
Last night aVhem talked to them they had only 81 to
last W pay day. Saturday. We discussed food UGtUes and
hoW the fruits and vegetables contribute to the diet To
90 avth the story:
The Washington times., 1936-02-13


lOwly ant and bee, and trying
to be thrifty"
Mary remarked that she had
an Aunt B, which was not con
sidered funny. They started to
explain just where their money
was going.
They had allowed themselves
Is cents for lunch. That was so
cents for the two Of them. They
were riding to work on the bus
8ch day, which was another 80
eAtS (they buy tokens). And for
heir grocer, the butcher and
aker, only $1.45.
"And we don't even have that
nOw!" Mary walled.
1--WE went to the store tonight
and bought groceries and more
groceries, so now there is only
SO cents" Jane said.
I held my breath, as their
1dget seemed to be going the
ay Of "now we are seven, now
are six, etc." SO I was relieved
en they said that was all.
At Same Time
t is always so hard living until
fifteenth as the charge &C.
nts fall due on the first and
always try to get those paid
Omptly," Mary went on to ex
ain.
"And things are always low al
he Same time. Like bread and
butter. We most always have
Hose to buy ut the same time"
Mary remarked that it was like
her insurance-the life and acci
dent came due at the same time
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

'T am much attracted to q
girl 16 years younger than l am
who works in the same office
with me. But I hesitate about
joining the ranks Of the four
time married class.
"AL de r."
You do well to hesitate, my dear
correspondent, as you've had three
failures, and have discovered that
not only your wives, but other
ladies have the faults you men
ton. The trouble with people
like you is they don't give mar
riage q fair show.
If your type does not find mar
riage all velvet from the begin
ming, you cry out that it's sack
cloth and ashes. # you went into
any other Toulouse painting,
medicine, even canvaSsing from
door to door-you wouldn't expect
to be greeted by smiles and be
yesSed along.
The multiple-marriers do expect
that, and that's why they make a
failure Of domestic partnerships.
Here's hoping you have mercy on
that youngster in your office, and
at least do not tell her none OF
your wives understood you-that's
such an old one.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Correct Bag

Too many women spoil q love,
evening picture with the wro1
bag. either a bag that is carelessI
chosen or a bag that really belor
to formal afternoon or infor7
evening, rather than to "a
evening wear. A real event
is Of French brocade In
a red, white and greet
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gilt acorns in which
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makes the lock.