davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FORD 1929 6-window. sedan; runs perfect:
must sell today; $40. Woody. rear 1916
n CAPITOL
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR WELL
secured second-trust notes; ample funds:
Immediate action. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. 1886 Southern Bldg. Dist. ~ 30.
21'
ATTENTION, BUILDERS.
Let Us Make Your Building Loans.
Immediate Consideration of Applications.
HARRY WARDMAN, INC,
1912 K ST NV District 3S3O
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1891 sedan; attractively refln-
fshed in green. Spotless whipcord interior.
powerful straight s motor. steeldraulic
brakes. 5 very good tires. exceptionally
sound throughout. Priced low and car
ries our Famous Blue Ribbon Guarantee
and 3O-day no-cost service Triangle Ford
Dealers. 4th and Fla. ave. ne. National
1885. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

BUICK 1880 de luxe roadster rumble seat:
trunk rack. excellent paint, exceptionally
clean. tiptop mechanically and has very
good tires; priced low. Logan Ford Deal.
ers, 1419 Irving st. NV. Col. 800.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

PLYMOUTH 1885 coacl
dition. Low mileage. Re
TO S495. 40 other real
from. Skinker Motor
Plymouth dealer, 1915
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CNEVROlEr 1898 master 4-door sedan.
You can shop this town from one end TO
the other without duplicating this amagtng
valus az or anywhere near this price. Jet
black ffliSh. practically new tires. clean as
pin throQghout. Grab il for S+S5. Supe
Decatur mon
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ZACH in beautiful con-
Reduced in our sale
al bargains to choose
T Co. Inc. Chrysler
8 20 st. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1885 master coach: less than
10000 miles; black finish: Fisher no-draft
ventilation. knee action. turret top, hy-
drauilc brakes; spotlessly clean and sound
throughout; save $500 on 9 practically
new automobile. Logan Ford Dealers. 1419
irving 81. NV. Col 200.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

DODGES-I934 4-door sedan. gun metal
finished and radio equipped. $50 down. S24
per month; 1885 coupe; radio equipped.
ing sedan. $125 down. S2S per month.
JACK PRY. 5033 Conn. ave. branch.
ESSEX Terraplane late 1888 de luxe two
mileage. ike new. peaform side by side
with any one: drive this beautiful car to
appreciate 1t: owner forced TO sell bal: Que
Evening star., 1936-07-19

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
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FORD 1893 VS. de luxe coupe; privately
owned; new motor and paint; bargain;
going away; terms. Columbia 1852.
FORD panel delivery. late 1881; excep-
tionally fine condition; new rubber: $3.50;
terms 16 H st. ne. Metropolitan 6203.
FORD 1888 business coupe-Some lucky
car. One look at it-one ride in twill
more than convince you of its superior
qualities and its outstanding value. Only
repair ticket guarantee. Lustine- Nicholson,
Hyattsville. Maryland. Greenwood 22OO.
FORD V-Ss--Fifteen 1885 Ford V-ss will
tudors. roadsteys. cabriolets-all IN per-
feet condition. q Prices start at 1895. All
carry our fansyds write your own repair
Hyattsviiis. Maryland. Greenwood Saoo.
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DODGE 1885 5-passenger. sedan; excellent
Is in splendid condition.: 1925. C, Go g
guaranty, Capltol Caolllsc Co: l.ISa |.no .rs
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET 1882 special sedan. real
beauty. We believe this is the best car
Virginia. Clean as a pin inside and out
and in fine mechanical condition. Excel
lent tires. Pay $40 down and we will
arrange mo. payments to suit you. owens
Motor Co R3o.. Ga ave
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AUSTIN coupe: good condition: 500. Po-
tonac 4094-J. No. II Seaton pl. NV.
AUSTIN 1898 coupe for sale: SIS. Call
Walnut 1904.
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DODGE 1885 de luxe touring sedan; this
new from bumper to bumper; original mn
ish of let black, spotless upholstery; TINS
Is the Dodge famous for economy ana
for 80 days and finance on the lowest
rate; priced at only S695; liberal trade.
Norris Inc 2O1S 14th St. NV. North 3949.
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DODGE 1886 sedan: demonstrator: lib
eral discount; new-car guarantee; terms.
Ray Wheeler. Wis. 1860. Res. Walnut
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AUSTIN racer: special body. good cond.,
no other like it: privately owned: S125.
400 Md, ave, ne
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AUBURN 1885 custom g sedan. with
built-in trunk and radio: this car is
equipped with dual ratio; all original fin
ish of heather green. spotless upholstery
and q perfect motor; this car cost new
over 81 200 and priced now at only $685.
Norris. Inc. 2OlS Nth st. W. North :}949.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET '35 std. COACH s409. The
MOST ECONOMICAL little car on the
market. FULLY EQUIPPED. In fact
has double windshield wiper and bumper
guards and former owner says A. 926 miles
is ACTUAL. See this car on HILL TOP
LOT" Wisconsin ave. at Albemarle ST.
FULLY GUARANTEED by TAYLOR MO-
TOR CO. l4th at T.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

ERAt at BIG DiscouNT! Coaches. town
sedans. four-door sedans and trunk Sc
actually ALL but NEW''-ONLY 7O1
miles-for only S675. FULL 90-DAY
NEW-CAR GUARANTEE. TAYLOR MO-
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1888 Tudor: black paint clean up
pleased with the fine condition Of this
car; S315, C.: C.; c, Guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl.
$500. Open Sun and eve
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CADILLAC 1929 sport coupe; GOOD paint
and tires this car will give you plenty
of good. @epeldable transportation: S145.
c c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co,
leGS "Hnd St NV. Natl, 5000. Open sun.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CADILLAC 1892 convertible sedan; wire
wheels. new Burbank top; beautiful light
brown paint. all good tires and splendid
rea Value at ms $685. car
Capitol Cadillac Co. l22., 2@nd st. NV.
Nail. :iAMN. Omen Sun and eve
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CHEVROLET 1895 de luxe coach. S5l5;
honestly this fine car is at least $40 above
the average; unusually clean inside and out
and very low mileage, too; fully equipped
with double windshield wiperS, cigar lighter
and bumper guards; enjoy the security
and pleasure of steel turret top, safety
glass throughout. shockproof steering and
knee action TAYLOR Motor Co l4th at T.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

DODGE 1884 de luxe convertible coupe.
Here's the smartest buy in town. A beau
tiful Jet black body trimmed in silver, gen
uine leather upholstery. equipped with
wipers. twin tail lamps, metal tire cover.
twin visors. The top. body. tires, motor
in perfect condition; hydraulic brakes.
be down payment; higest allowance bal
ance $50 monthly. BEACON MOTORS.
333 18th Decatur 1858
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by company Official only and looks and
runs as good as the day 1t came out OF
the new car show room. New car guaran-
tee. terms and service. VIII saer1fce at
big SAVINGS to you. Lustine- icholson,
HyattSville. Maryland. Greenwood 100.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD PLYMOUTH 4-cylinder automobiles;
1880. 1881. 1892 cpes., sedans. conv. cpes.
Make your selection from several. New
rubber, new paint. Bargain prices, easy
terms. Olmstead Motor Co. Walnut $500.
Wilson blvd. opposite Arlington Ct. House,
Clarendon. Va. Oldsmobile dealers. Open
eYenings 10 A.an. Sunday. II 10 3.
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CHEVROLET 1886 master town SEDAN;
quiet. powerful motor. built-in trunk, spot
less interior. knee-action wheels. Fisher
body with Fisher .no-draft ventilation. five
fine tires. Honestly Priced at $3.50. Pay
$3.50 down and we will arrange monthly
payments to suit you; any demonstration
YOU want. Owens MOTOR Co RA23 Ga ave
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cellent black paint. clean upholstery. good
tires and splendid motor; you will find
this car we'll worth our price Of $50.
1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET 1892 coach: beautiful new
finish. quiet. powerful motor. clean interior,
five fine tires: here is car you will be
proud 70 own. Honestly, Priced at SEQ:
payments to suit you. Any demonstration
you want. Owens Motor Co, 1923 Ga ave.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

!hat elVeS eXceptIonaI gas MIIeHge. II yUu
desire the best in motoring, see this
tee: liberal trade and terms. Norris. Inc,
2OlS l4th ST. NV North 3949
Evening star., 1936-07-19

wheels. black paint. excellent tires Gus
TOM built seat covers: you will appreciate
the fine condition of this car: S395. C. C.
2"nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun. and
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1885 Tudor sedan: black finish.
plush upholstery; less than 1000 actual
miles. Company ofdcers car. Substan-
TALLY discounted; new-car terms ana guar
antee. TRIANGLE Ford Dealers. No. N. Y.
ave. NV. National 1852. Omen evenings
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1885 de luxe 4-door sedan: attrac-
tive blue finish with cream stripe and
wire wheels; white side wall tires: low
mileage by one private owner. Spotlessly
clean throughout; faultless mechanically.
Priced low with our Famous Blue-Ribbon
and R. & G 2-day monev-back suarantee.
Triangle Ford Dealers, No . N. Y. ave.
u " Natinnal 3QSo Omen evaninps
Evening star., 1936-07-19

AUBURN 1888 Salon 10 sedan. dual ratio;
one Of the most beautiful cars in Wash
tngton; original finish OF Duncan brown
tires hrnUn hrnadcloth upholstery: many
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1898 de luxe coupe, with rumble
seat; driven only 9,S00 miles. This is a
splendid car and will give you q lot Of
service. Going for $3.50. Mid City Auto
Co. III 18th. Decatur 5O5O.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; attractive blue
top mechanical condition and has excel
lent tires: shatterproof glass all windows:
S425; guaranteed; easy terms. Pohanka
service. 1l26 10th st. NV. District 9l41,
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET 1885 master coupe. Beautl-
powerful spotless interior. excellent tires.
Any demonstration you want. Honestly
priced at $3.50. Pay S120 down and we
will arrange terms to suit you. Before
buying coupe of any make be sure TO
see this one. owens Motor Co.. 6323
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET 1885 Master .2-door touring
sedan large built-in trunk. steel turret
| top. excellent tires. upholstery. body and
motor. safety glass throughout; low mile
| age; new-car guarantee and terms. Only
| S5l9: your car in trade; $50 monthly.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET 1884 master sedan: clean as
a pin inside and out: here Is car you will
be proud to own; knee-action wheels. Fisher
nomical 6-cyl motor. Ave fine tires. Hon
estly Priced at S4o5 and 1t is worth the
money: pay Sl25 down and we will finance
the balance on our Honest Finance Plan
that Will save you money. Owens Motor
Co. 6323 Georgia ave
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CHEVROLET 1885 Master coach--One of
the cleanest 1895 Chevrolets we've ever
seen. Perfect in every respect. Carries
cur famous write your own repair ticket
guarantee Only S495. Lustine Nicholson.
Hyattsyille, Maryland Greenwood 1900
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FORD 1885 Fordor sedan. You can shop
this town from one end to the other with
out duplicating this value at or anywhere
near S4l7. NOLAN. 1l32 Conn. ave. n ".
FORD VS. 1884 coupe: 500 down. $50 q
month for l3 months. See Mr.. Paris,
japanese Embassy
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET 1884 master town sedan.
Built-in trunk beautiful maroon finish
spotless interior excellent tires. Here is
a car you will be proud to own and drive.
Honestly priced at S425, and it is worth
the money. Pay S115 down. balance mo.
Motor Co. 632:} Ga. ave.
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FORD 1898 de luxe rumble seat coupe,
best, cleanest in town: S3S5. Columbia
SO7O-W
FORD 1888 VS. Fordor sedan; first one
there with Sl99 cash takes it; many new
parts Can be seen at 107 Quincy ST.,
Chevy Chase, Nd l9s
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1885 de luxe touring Fordor sedan:
original tan baked enamel finish. extra
horns and tail lamps. cigar lighter: driven
only 5000 miles, one owner; spare tire
never been on ground; this car is immacu-
late throughout: truly a rare opportunity
for prospective new-car buyer: new-car
guarantee and terms: only S525; your car
1333 18th St N ~ necatur 636R
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FORD 1894 de luxe Tudor sedan; clean
as hounds tooth. Must see this car to
appreciate its worth. Come in now and
see 1t at $3.50. Mid City Auto Co., I7ll
l1th Dncatnr hnhn
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1895 de luxe Tudor sedan: black.
and red trim; brand-new. Sacrifice. 500
down. Nolan. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
FORD 1882 VS. Fordor sedan. Perfect
whale Of value at S117. NOLAN. 18th
and NJ stS NV
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET :, 1886 Master sedanLThis
fne, practically new car has been driven
only few thousand miles by one of
company officials. Some thrifty buyer can
save $3.50 by rushing out at once. New
car terms. service and guarantee. Only
S6II. LuStine Nicholson, HyattsYille.
MARYLAND Greenwood oonn.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

FORD 1881 de luxe sport roadster with
rumble seat; 6 wire wheels. well tenders.
brand-new top. beautiful new paint; ex-
celient motor, tires; BODY. upholstery: the
low; come early as 1t won't be here long;
your car IN trade and S11 monthly.
DEACON MOTORS. 1888 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-19

CHEVROLET 1886 convertible coupe; radio
equipped; only 4 600 actual miles: Sl2Q
down, S27 per month. JACK PRY. 5033
Conn ave branch.
Evening star., 1936-04-16

Eight million women have had to al
ways consider the time of month in
making an engagement - avoiding
any strenuous activities on certain
days.
Today, a million escape this regular
martyrdom because they have ac-
cepted the aid of Midol. A tiny tab
let, white and tasteless, is the secret
of the eighth woman's poise and COM
fort at this time.
Are you a martyr to regular pain?
Must you favor yourself, and save
yourself, certain days of every month?
Midol might change all this. Might
have you your confident self, leading
your regular life, free from periodic
pain and discomfort.
The smallest degree of relief you
might get from Midol means a great
deal to your comfort.
Midol is taken any time, preferably
just before the expected pain. This
precaution often avoids the pain al
together. Yet, Midol is not a narcotic.
Get these tablets in a trim little
aluminium case - they are usually
right out on the toilet goods counter.
Or, card addressed to Midol, 170
Varick ST., New York, brings a trial
box in plain wrapper.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
50 hard as some sights to believe.
You wonder If your eyes deceive.
-HannY Lack.

r TAPPY JACK SQUIRREL and
- Mrs. Happy watched Sammy
Jay fly away. When they
l. u had their last glimpse of his
blue coat they turned to look at each
other.
do you believe that story he told'"
asked Happy Jack.
mo" replied Mrs. Happy, "of course
] don't believe it. ! wish I could, but
whoever heard of a Cat mothering
helpless baby Squirrels? I think
Sammy made up that story"
so do T." replied Happy Jack. THE
best thing to do is to try to forget all
about it."
But this was easier said than done,
as Happy Jack soon found out. He
couldn't get that story out Of his
head No. sir, he couldn't. Almost
without realizing where he was going
Happy Jack wandered over to the
neighboring farm. He had been there
before. He had been there many
times before. He knew where the
woodshed was that Sammy Jay had
mentioned. He wondered if he would
have a chance to peep into that wood
shed There was tree just short
distance from the door to that wood
shed. That must have been the tree
that Sammy said he had been sitting
in. Happy Jack climbed that tree.
He seated himself on branch with
his back against the trunk and his big
tail up over his head. He sat there
long time. Nothing happened. The
longer he sat there and thought about
the matter the more he doubted
Sammy Jays story. 1t just couldn't
be believed.
That fellow is crazy" said Happy
Jack. referring to Sammy Jay. II won
der if he really thought he could make
us believe any such story as that.
Why, if that Cat found baby Squir-
rel she would gobble it up. Where
could she have found our babies, any
way? I'm going back home and for
get that story"
He was just about to do this very
thing when that shed door opened
and a man came out. He left the
door open. The light from the open
door fell on a basket on the floor of
the shed Something in the basket
moved. Happy Jack leaned forward.
Then he crept out on an overhanging
branch. From this he could look
down into that shed and see into the
basket. Perhaps you can guess how
Evening star., 1936-04-16
How 1t Started
BY JEAN NEWTON.
A Game Leg,

HERE is q rather curious phrase
which, to the initiate. bears all
the earmarks Of redundancy, or does
It? Let us see.
In this expression the word game,
although spelled and pronounced
identically with its counterpart mean
ing play OF sport of any kind, has
no connection with it whatsoever.
The latter comes from the self
same old English or Anglo-Saxon
word having the significance Of the
derivative. The former, however. is
another and an interesting story.
In "a game leg" game is directly
from the Italian gambia, leg, akin to
the old French gamble, which is from
the Latin gambia, hoof or perhaps
Joint. Also contributing inseparably
to the meaning Of game in this phrase
is the Welsh, Irish and Gaelic "cam," i"
crooked.
In the light Of the history Of this
expression, therefore, the use Of the
word leg would appear to be tauto-
logical; it was probably included,
however, for the sake of euphony and
to make clearness doubly clear.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
ShowingOff
BY ARTHUR DEAN, Sc. d.


HOW chagrined we are when our
l. darlings do not show of well
before company! Not even the tradi-
tional words, do it for mother, dar-
ling" have the desired effect. None
of the traditional phrases do. Such
pleadings as Say please. sweetheart,
kiss your auntie," Whats your
name, sweet child?" fail to influence
the child.
The reason that children resist
being nice" before company is that
they are tired Of such remarks and
are all set" against them. We all
know that little children develop the
power of resistance. Especially be-
fore company. Just the time, too,
when we want them to show off. They
do show off, but not as we had hoped.
How many times mother has been
embarrassed when gentleman has
stopped on the street to say to the
little girl, Whats your name, sweet
one?" only to find that sweet one"
was no longer sweet.
A study made while ago showed
that children resist this question nine
times out of ten. How stubborn the
little fellow will be when he refuses
to repeat after his father the words
dog, cat, choo-choo, bye-bye!"
The scientific reason why children
resist answering these commonplace
questions of parents, teachers and
strangers Is that in child's previous
experience he has been asked so many
times, What is your name, sWeetie?"
Now say thank you to the lady"
that he is already conditioned" mega
lively to these questions. Which is
another way of saying that the chill
dren are tired of the questions and
are all set and ready to correspond
negatively as soon as they are asked.
And don't blame them.
Instead OF teaching little folks to
be cute" why not teach them to do
things with their hands. eyes, feet?
Less mouthwork and more handwork.
Arthur Dean has double-sized leaf
let. What Little Children Can Do"
Send a Scent stamped, addressed
envelope for it, and check up to see
how your child compares with this
authoritative list of activities which
show child's intelligence.
Evening star., 1936-04-16

nice problem for the host, who
necessarily carves, to have the first
plate remain with the lady at his
right-who Is the guest Of first i'm
portance. She invariably passes the
plate on up the table. Perhaps you
have written something for hostesses
like myself and 1t may be that have
always missed 1t.
Answer-I am not sure that I ever
have answered the question as you
put it. Therefore, let me say that
your situation Is not at all the same
as that Of the hostess have criti-
cized because she with deliberate in
tent directs her waitress (more usu-
ally her butler) to serve her first. Her
reason for this amazing behavior Is
usually so that she may show her less
skilled guests how to Use a serving
Evening star., 1936-04-16

fork and spoon, or else her intention
"a to assume that her cook Is such a
bad one the food Is likely as not to
be ureatable, and she therefore has
to taste 1t first to see II mouthful
makes her sick-on the principle Of
q kings poison faster.
In your own case, it is the guest
who insists upon passing her plate
down the table. To this your hus-
band should say as she takes hold Of
the rim to lift it. mo. that Is for
you" II in spite Of this she passes
it, and all those in between do the
same, then 1t is best to accept it
without protest. In other words, your
intention must be to serve your women
guests before yourself-if you can.
II this intention is thwarted, then
Evening star., 1936-04-16
HE SAT THERE A LONG TINE.

HE SAT THERE A LONG TIME.
eagerly he leaned forward and looked.
Then Happy Jack drew back and
rubbed his eyes. Again he looked, and
once more he rubbed his eyes.
II don't believe it." said Happy Jack
under his breath. Il don't believe it.
1t can't be. I must be fooling myself.
1t must be that I just think I see
what I see"
What was it that Happy Jack saw?
Why, he say big gray Cat lying in
a basket and over her and around her
were crawling several babies. The
first one he saw was a Kitten. That
didn't surprise him any. OF course
not. But the second one he saw was
a Squirrel. There wasn't any ques-
ton about it. 1t was a baby Squir-
rel in gray coat. What was more,
that Mother Cat began to lick that
baby all over. She was washing it,
just as she was in the habit of wash
ing her Kittens.
When she had finished with that
one she reached down and picked up
another and began to wash this one.
AL the time she looked perfect pic
ture of happiness and contentment
Evening star., 1936-04-16
Bedtime Stories
Happy Jack Rubs His Eyes.

Had he been a little nearer Happy
Jack might have heard her purring.
There was no doubt about 1t. that Cat
which Happy Jack had often seen
hunting Squirrels was now mothering
three little gray Squirrels and she
was taking every bit as much care of
them as she gave to her own Kittens.
After a while the man returned and
the door was closed. Happy Jack
started for home and you should have
seen him go. You might have thought
that he was running for his life. He
wasn't. He was running to tell Mrs.
Happy Jack that Sammy Jay had told
the truth after all.
Evening star., 1936-04-16

with q lace cloth and now my daugh-
ter comes home with the discouraging
news that lace was not suitable.
Answer-Lace was not very suitable,
but don't think 1t mattered seriously.
A bare table or a cloth Of coarse linen
or crash or colored (and not too fine)
damask in fairly strong color-any-
thing suitable for lunch or supper
table that can be considered informal
in characters appropriate.
Dear Mrs. Post: I have often read
(and agree With your protests against
the custom of serving the hostess first
when there Is a woman guest at her
table. believe you call it 'The Great
American Rudeness." But do you
realize in America comparatively few
families have servants and 1t becomes
Evening star., 1936-04-16
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on Etiquette.
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

o. @. H.-Whenever possible, bride
sends her notes Of thanks on the same
day her wedding presents are received.
These notes must be written by her
personally Neither an oral nor tele-
phoned Thank you" will do. Notes
may be brief, especially if there are a
great many to be written. The i'm
portant thing is that they must be
written with as little delay as possible.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
7 he Old Gardener Saws:

For several years the she'll
flowers or tigridias were difficult
to find in variety, but are now
again appearing in varying COL
ors. They are very interesting
flowers and not at all hard to
grow. The flowers are hard to
describe, but somewhat resemble
lilies and carry extremely gor-
geous hues. The one disadvan-
tage about the shellflowers is the
fact that the blooms last only a
day, but one succeeds another
so rapidly that the garden maker
may well look upon them as floral
Roman candles. Tigridias are
not to be planted in great num-
bers, but few of them will add
much to the interest and charm
of the garden.
Copyright, 1850
Evening star., 1936-04-16
More About
DiningRoon
Etique u e t t e
Correct Table Cover
ing and Serving
Customs.

BY EMILY POST.
DEAR MRS. POST: What is the ap-
propriate covering for buffet
table? I set such a table recently