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HAMILTON q HAMILTON. Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-No.
49536. Administration.-!This is to Give
trict Of Columbia and the State, Of Mary
land. respectively. have obtained from the
Letters Testamentary on the estate Of
Louise. Taylor late of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally. authenticated to
OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1897; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate, Given under our hands
H. PALTRDGE 2s05 Brentwood Rd. NE:
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE
[. H1LLYER Vice. President. F. ELIOT
thesds; Nc, Seal Attest; 1,s,,;. THE5oDqRn
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. mh7 .14.21
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pETAcHEb &C h5GHH sR1ck a'9 OF RooMs AND nd
RAGE. OIL HEAT, RECREATION ROOM
FIREPLACE AND SCREENS.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

Opposite Bank. Ballston Va.
Phone Clarendon 2012.
Open Evenings and Sunday Afternoon.
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JUDsON W. BoWLEs, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.-GNo.
49,431. iniStration@Ihis Is to Givs
OF Pennsylvania and the District of Co
lllmbia have obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Baker late Of the District of Columbia.
deceased. All persons. having claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there-
OF, legally authenticated. to the sub:
scribers. on or before the 21st day OF
by law be excluded from ali benefit OF said
estate. Given under our hands this 21st
TRoUT. 1910 Calvert St. NV, Washing:
ton; G. (seal2i Attest; ,,,Il THEODORE SoL
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court mh7 14,2l
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ELLIS, HoUGHToN 4 ELLIS. Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Holding Probate Court.-aNo.
40 551. Administration.-This Is to Give
trict of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of Column
Of Of Columbia, deceased, All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof legally AUTHENTICATED. to
the subscriber. on or before the 25th day
Of February, AID. 1887; otherwise they
NAV BY law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given under my hand this
18th day of FEBRUARY; I436i, WooPS9N
Attest, THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
Of wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court. mh7 l4.21
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PETER & BADEN, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
MORRIS. Decessed -AADMINISTRATJ01N
f0 foR REPORT Sad4Fp5S 6F sALE0Fhe SALE II Wash
ineton Loan and Trust Company. executor
Of the estate OF John W. Norris deceased.
having reported the sale of property
known as: Lots numbered forty-four (44).
forty-five (45), forty-six t46) and forty
seven (47) in the subdivision made by
2: T. Sewers and A. S. Mattingly Trustees.
Homeed Senior. deceased. made by the
Commissioners appointed by the Circuit
Equity Cause No. l66, Partition Docket
No. j: as per plat Of first .mentio1sd sub
veyor for the District Of Columbia, in
Liber County 12 at folio 132: and known
for the purposes Of assessment and taxa.
ton in the District of Columbia as lot
1923 Monroe Street, NV, MashingtOn;;
(S60 000D dollars In cash and it appear
ing from the proceedings herein that the
said sum is more than two-thlrds lE3l OF
the value of said property as appraised IN
this proeeedng i Is o tnereap9n tP tn5S Tnq
said sale be ratified and confirmed by the
Court unless cause to the contrary be
shown before the 3lst day OF March.
1896 provided a copy Of this order be
published once week for three successive
piration of that period. ALFRED 4.
WHEAT Chief Justice. tSealD Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL Register, Of wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court mh7,14.21
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

I NEED LIsTINGS OF RESIDENTIAL
and business properties within six blocks
of Dupont Circle. Let me have yours.
FRANCES POWELL HILL. 1914 Conn. ave.
ONCE. Decatur 34:2. Residence. Walnut
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TUXEDO, MD-6-RooM BUNGALOW,
one acre good garden land, S25 month.
o. e. HOPKINS. 712- 5th st. NV Phone
Metropolitan 1887.
q ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE, PLENTY
garden space. Apply any time Saturday
or. Sunday. 116 Cottage terrace. Cottage
City Nd.
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EXCHANGE,
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MODERN sIx-RooM HOME IN BEAU
Wash. Address Box 36sX, Star of1ce. % =
UPPER 14th ST. N.W-BEAUTIFUL
modern 2-story brick residence containing
ID rooms and 3 baths. Can be utilized
as three apartment units producing suffi-
cient income to carry trust and taxes. in
cluding separate quarters for owner oc-
cupancy. win consider exchange. Ad-
dress Box 4llX. Star Office.
SIS 900 RESTAURANT AND FIVE-ROOM
modern bungalow. large daily returns.
drinks. dance. entertainment: open all
night; nearby WaShington; real buy
trade considered EDW BOWERS. 500
18th st. NV. National 332S. 22'
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT. CLASS a.
license; established over 4 years; home To-
cation. real live money maker. VIII sell
half interest or all Partnership dssolu-
ton Would consider small farm nearby or
low-price property, city. Address Box
1SS-X Star Office Sos
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WANTED-MONEY.

FIRST MORTGAGE. SI5 1000; EXCLUSIVE
Chesapeake Bav property: income produc-
ing; part applied reduction, mortgage; rel
comm. replies confidential. Address Box
2:}O-X. Star Office
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Ideal for a large family. 7-room. two
story frame house. bed rooms, sleeping
porch, large living room with fireplace.
maid room, oil burner, nicely landsca ped |:
all improvements, Is minutes to city,
sacrihce. PRICE. $3.50; terms.
Inquire or phone
AURORA HILLS HOMES, INC,
23u1 S. Arlington Ridge Rd.,
Aurora Hills, Virginia,
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RENT-FLATS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

S37-50-5 ROOMS. SCREENED PORCH,
yard, garage: one block bus. 16 Washing
ton ave. Cap. Hts. Md. Cap. Hts. 457. ST.
GEORGETOWN HOUSE. ATTRACTIVELY
decorated. First floor. entrance hall. >
drawing rooms; upstairs. > bed rooms,
bath, dining room and kitchen in base
ment; screened back porch. and garden
immediate occupancy. Phone West O6ST
NEAR COLUMBIA RD AND 18th SIT
r. and b.. h.-w.h.. oil burner. j porches.
BRoDIE & COLBERT. NC
1-0- Fvp National SSTb.
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WANTED-SURURRAN
RENT-OFFICES.

RENT-OFFICES.
OFFICES LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED
single or suites 10 Sublet by month or BY
lease Call PFEIFFER National 2626. 24'
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. 18th AND I
sts n w, suitable for doctors ONCE; avail
T. F. SCHNEIDER CORPORATION.
1O25 18th st. NV. National 1896.
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BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.
07 Eye st. NV. National ssT5.
EXCEPTIONAL

S95 per month bed rooms in Cleve-
land Park. near Bath 81. Also near busses,
schools stores Has automatic heat. built
In garage and really large rooms.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER.
I11a 18th St NV District 4464.
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DETACHEb 2~FAMiLY HOUSE. ROOMS
WATER HEAT. 2-CAR GARAGE. LOOKS
LIKE PRIVATE RESIDENCE. $3.50.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ARTHUR PETER & W. H. BADEN.

Columbia. Holding Probate Court.--No.
As a92, Administration.-[This is to Give
trict Of Coiumbia has obtained from, the
Probate Court Of the District Of Colum::
bia Letters Testamentary on the, estate OF
c. E. Costlow late Of the District Of
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally. authenticated, to
the subscriber on or before the 18th day
by law be excluded from an benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hang this
ron loan AND TRUST COMPANY. BY:
LEONARD MARBURY. Assistant Trust
Oficer. (SeaD Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES.

TAKOMA PARK. MD.-S4. .95O0 90; 100000
BUNGALOW. full concrete basement. hot
water heat. laundry tubs elec. refrigera-
ton paved street. Phone Metropolitan
072a; residence. Cleveland o979. 25'
PARK ROAD. NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
e rooms and bath. Colonial brick. mi,
including oil burner, built-in elec. refriger-
ator. full-length copper screens and in
new-house condition throughout. Posses
sion with deed. Price. S6250. Terms.
Call Mr.. CRAWFORD. Metropolitan 2713.
90 ROOMS. 4 BATHS, SCAR GARAGE:
property has . street frontages. Originally
sold for S65,000; now S35 900: small cash
payment. balance ) years. 40. GUY
WHITEFORD Southern Bldg. Natl 2432.
S4,575-PARTLY FURNISHED, ROOMS
and bath. brick. rooming house; all i'm
provements. Near H, on 9Th ne. Phone
Decatur 2424.
AMERICAN u PARK-6-ROOM BUNGA-
low and garage. perfect condition: owner
leaving city; sell reasonably. Clev. S174.
14O4 ST. N.E-6 RMS. AND BATH.
mi: price, $3.50; terms; open daily.
Call Lincoln 1O1S.
IN GEOR GETOW N-SEVERAL OLD
houses, capable of remodelinC; reasonably
priced for quick sales Call Sunday. Mrs.
LANSTON. Phone National 411S.
| 1910 IRVING ST. NW-6 BED ROOMS,
baths, oil heat, brick; suitable for home.
rooming house or 3 apts.
| CHEVY CHASE, D. CON BROAD
Branch road near Military road; attractive
| two-story detached house with garage.
| Six large rooms and two baths. Owner.
Phone Emerson 1854. ~"
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3o1 LuRAY AyE-zA VIRGINIA BUN
REFRIGERATION FULL CELLAR, DE-
TAcHED GARAGE: NEAR RUSSELL RID.
So $50.
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719 PARK RID. NW.-NEW 2-FAMILY
APARTMENT, SEMI DETACHED; MOD
ERN IN EVERY WAY. SIS. 800.
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A GREATER HOME VALUE.

n 1ENEA Eft HUME VALUE
This is your bargain from owner. near
Washington Golf Country Club; beautiful
center-hau Colonial. spacious rooms =
full baths, real club room, = freplaces
slate roof. large porch, home that is
home: surprising low price. this a real
bargain; inspect today. Office. Natl. 2414;
home. Clarendon 1S3-R.
PROFITABLE, LONG ESTABLISHED MEAT
and grocery. in substantial NV. suburb;
age and illness alone compel sale now.
Large corner, with ample, homelike living
quarters; sales upward $1,000 monthly
without delivery. Expected Govt opera
tions Will greatly increase value. Ask
$3.50 Georgia ave, in Maryland
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

7-RooM HOUSE. MoDERN coNvEN-
buildings. spring supplying water to house
cash. Phone Berwyn S-F-13. 90.
BETHESDA MD-FRAME BUNGALOW. s
rooms; ami: near school. churches, bus;
NEARBY VA-S4 $50; $3.50 DOWN. BAL
ance like rent; 5-room frame bungalow.
hot-water heat. gas. elec. open fireplace;
politan O129; res. Cleveland o919. 25.
FOR suBDIvIsION. MILES FROM D G.
tiful view: good farm. large Colonial house.
200 acres: SIS 600. immediate sale.
LEONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA. MD.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
beautiful wooded lot in best section of ex-
elusive jefferson Park. Address Box
a5"-X. Star office.
7-ACRE WOODED PLOT LOCATED ON
par Pf mis M fT2m %nrH CO.
lunbis Pike, Arlington. Va. Phone Claren-
don 2O3S.
NEARBY MD, II MILES FROM TREAS
ury Dent. Pennsylvania r. r, and De-
iO0xi7o fl; fruit trees and garden. Price
Pbone Tsason1se ssevyn Boy " Branchvle' Ms or
COUNTRY PLACE. II ACRES FERTILE
road. Seven-room. modern brick home;
large chicken houses, greenhouse. =
streams. ideal for family desiring to keep
several riding horses; also suitable for
chicken business or trucking. Price.
S9,15O; terms. $1,000 cash, bal. monthly
at So interest.
WASHINGTON & KANE. Exclusive Agents,
1915 King St.
Phone Alex. 1921 or Sun. Ridge 36@-J.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS ONLY S5,45O:
easy terms; : rooms. full tiled bath, INV.
heat. hardwood floors, electric kitchen
beautiful cabinet, cellar and attic. Sample
house 425 Lincoln ave- Riverdale Nd
Will also build to your order. Phone
National POLL. 90.
SUBURBAN HOME = GROOM HOUSE
with . finished rooms in attic; garage.
chicken houses. beautiful shade trees and
shrubbery. fruit trees and grape arbor,
"a acre ground providing large lawn.
garden ggaaeien and chicken yard; all modern i'm
ave. Garrett Park. Md. Phone Kensing-
ton Bis
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Convenient Petworth. New Condition.
3 Rooms, IncloSed Sleeping Porch Garage
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$500 BLOCK WESTERN AVE- RMS
| 3 BATHS. . SCREENED PORCHES; 81
LEM AuTQMY1AII1C IY1 OIL BURNERE, m EE,rv @[GAR sE4H
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Near Capitol and Library.
9 Rooms. Elec. Refrigeration. H.-W. Heat
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LEONARD MARBURY. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia Holding Probate Court.-ES-
tate of Fannie F. Powell. Deceased-No.
49 493. Administration Docket l06.-Ap-
plication having been, made herein for
said deceased: and for letters testamentary tam
ordered this 4th day of March. AID. 1885.
that Bette Hamilton; Maggie ,HaImllton
Gladys Powell: Carrie Scott Alexaqd!er:
Sonny Scott. Emma Thompson: Lille
Thompson Fisher. and the unknown heirs
at-laW and next of kin Of Fannie F:
Powell deceased, if any, and all others
day, the 13th day Of April; AD; 1926; 1;
such application should not be, granted.
Let notice hereof be published in .. the
Evening STAR once in each of three
successive weeks, before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication to
return day JENNINGS BAILEY TYc JgStice.
Register of Wills for the District of CO.
lumbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
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DETACHED HOME OF FRAME AND
Waited TO NEW-HOME CONDITION.
COST S1l 500 NEW.
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100 BLOCK VARNUM ST. NV
ROOMS a BED ROOMS, DETACHED
H VII. 4-CAR GARAGE. BARGAIN.
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These Homes Represent Good Value.
Priced Under $4,000.
For Any Information Phone Your Agent
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SALE--HOUSES.

greg 9th ST. NV COLONIAL BRICK.
ROOMS AND BATH, HOT-WATER HEAT,
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION: WEST OF
GEORGIA AVE. $3.50.
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$50 AN ACRE.
SUMMER COTTAGES.

140 ACRES WOODED LAND.
& MILES D. C.
Address Box 2S1-X. Star Office. o2'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

81 UNITS. & STORES
Cost Owner Over $4,000.
Assessed ~ 900.
Priced S., 800.
r. s. DONALDSON
o02 Southern Bldg. Met. 73G@.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-25

Mrs. John Branner; Premier Stanley
Baldwin, Mr. White; Queen Mary,
Mrs. White. CARRIED IN their most
formal attire and assuming a man.
ner though befitting to personages
OF royal birth, the guests sat at a
festive board and found their seats
by means Of place cards patterned
after the crown of the British ruler.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Theodore s.
Lank have been spending several
days with Mr.. Lank's mother, Mrs.
Ida NJ Lank They left for Coco
Solo. Canal Zone, where Lieutenant
Lank will serve aboard a submarine
stationed there.
A very painful accident befell Mr.
William A. Lynch on Friday of last
week when he caught his heel on the
steps Of his home on the Boulevard,
and fell, breaking his ankle. He will
be confined to bed for several weeks.
Mrs. Wilfred ]. Adkins was admit
ted to the Wilmington General Hos
'pital for an operation on Wednes-
day Of last week. She will be re-
membefed as the former Laura
Lynch OF Lewes.
College students from all the east
ern part Of the country are iiocking
to their respective homes for the
Christmas holidays.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-25
LEWES

The old folks Of Lewes celebrated
Monday evening at their annual
Christmas frolic and banquet, spOn-
s0red by the Rotary Club in the
Hotel Caesar Rodney. The event Ia
one to which they look forward each
year when a large Christmas tree,
faVOrs, music, and special entertain
ment are provided for them. DR..
U. w. Hooker, former mayor and in
stigatOr Of the celebration acted as
tOastmaster. Each ROtarian was
assigned several guests among the
old folks, some Of the elderly cele-
brants are so aged that they never
left their homes during the year ex-
eept for their annual shindig.
The Stfolling MaFiOnettes will pre-
sent Dickens Christmas carol on
Monday afternoon in the high school
auditorium at Lewes. The show has
been adapted by Jack Lewis, artist
OF the CCC Camp. and Thomas Gala
han Of the supervisory personnel OF
the Delaware Mosquito Control Com
mission. The operators are composed
Of a group of boys from the camp.
James Moore of the manual arts de-
partment, and Mrs. Evelyn Knapp
are assisting in the production.
Captain Fred Burton, who will be
"a years old February 9th, now
holds the distinction of being the
oldest pilot in active service in the
historic clan Of Delaware Bay and
River shippers, who planted their
roots at Lewes before the ReVOlu-
tiOn.
An usual party was given recently
for Mr.. William H. Morris, who has
resigned as head of the social sci
ence department Of the Lewes High
School to become assistant director
of the National Youth Movement in
Delaware. beginning January 1st. It
was styled an 'abdicatiOn party" at
which the guests represented MEM
hers of the English royal family.
Held at the White Buckingham
Palace. the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth White. The royal
guests were as follows: King Ed
ward, Mr. Morris; Mrs. "Wally"
Simpson. Miss Catherine Smith; The
Duke and Duchess of York, Mr.. and
Mrs. James P. Marvel; Princess Eliz- J
abeth. Miss Marguerite RiAgler; the
Duke and Duchess of Kent, Mr.. and
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-25
FELTON,

Christmas services were held II
the NJ. Z. Church on Sunday, De
cember 90. The sermon was deliver
ed by Rev e. w. Hervis. In the eve
ming a Christmas pageant was pre-.
sented by the young people. The
Christmas entertainment Will be
held on Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber 20. All are welcome.
Miss Edna Bullock, Miss Jean Bull
lock and Robert Laws Of Whining
ton have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvah Siverson.
Frank Kitchens will leave this
week for Baltimore where he will
spend the Christmas holidays.
The regular meeting Of the w. &.
T. U. was held at the home OF Mrs.
Benjamin COverdale on Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Petry have
been recent guests of SeibyVille
friends.
j. Norris Harrington has return
ed from a business trip to Des
MOines. Iowa.
Mrs. John Carson is still on the
sick list. Not much improved at this
writing.
George Kitchens will spend the
Christmas holidays with Whining
ton and Chester friends.
The meeting OF the Home Mission
airy Society Of the M. e. Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Mar
row on Thursday.
Albert Vincent and little son DON
AID we're In Wilmington ON Friday.
The writer wishes all the readers
a Merry Christmas and. Happy
New Year
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-25

PEOPLE OFTEN SAY they can't
take hold and work for some good
local cause. because it takes them
away from their homes. II a show
comes along that interests them.
they are perfectly able to leave these
same homes.
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-25
UNION
Near Lincolnl

The Union Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Postles on Wednesday night.
December 80. A fun attendance Of
members II desired. Friends and vis-
itors are always welcome. Ice cream
Will be Tor sale. Cake free.
The Washington times., 1936-12-21

We are beauty-conSciouS in every
sense Of the word, and spend far
more money in the salon and in
beauty aids than any other nation,
so why not have American styles?
American Styles for American
Women" has never been a slogan
in the profession of the hairdresS-
ers so far as we know. For some
peculiar reason they all want to
tell us they came from Paris, and
they are expert French hairdreSS-
ers. Many of them are just that
and it takes them few years
in this country to do the kind of
hairStyling we demand. Their at
tention to detail is never lax, and
they really are well-trained men,
but many of their extreme styles
have been too impractical to in
terest the average woman in this
country.
New Styles
Now at last we have a new Or
ganization that is known as "The
American Hair Design Institute.
They had their first meeting last
week :. a preview for the press
showing the spring hair styles for
1887. We were told the organiza-
ton is made up of a group of the
leading American StyliStS who have
for a number of years worked as
hairStyliSts here in this country.
They are all experts, and some of
the new styles they displayed were
about the very loveliest we ever
saw.
They gave an interesting ana
enlightening talk on their theory
for many of the drastic changes
in the hair modes. We will not
take the time to enumerate them
except the obvious ones, such as
the definite vogue of very short
dncurled hair during times of
stress and national disturbances
like wars, and the elaborate, high
The Washington times., 1936-12-21

Each Christian country has
special type Of bread that has
become a part of the Christmas
celebration. In England it is the
"simnel buns" in Germany the
Christstollen, in Austria the fruen-
tenbrod, in Normay the jukelage.
In some countries these breads
are made in symbolic shapes and
figures from the Nativity. More
often they are made into loaves or
into rings.
In some cases these traditional
foods are interwined with holiday
superstitions. In England the early
Christmas feaStS features the
boar's head and the peacock.
There were many myths built
around the boar.
It seems that, according to early
superstition, the boar could out
speed the horse, could fly and
swim. He it was who taught man
kind how to plow and for this
reason was a rather sacred ami
NAL. It was believed that the
roasted carcass of this animal
brought renewed strength to the
tired warriors.
The peacock also received atten-
The Washington times., 1936-12-21

husband was 22, and I was ten
years older. He imagined l was a
year or so older than himself, but
never knew the full difference in
our ages. I'm small and slender,
and look very young, but I'm wOr.
ried to death for fear l may break
suddenly, look my full age and
lose my husbands affection.
"He is still very devoted. What
do you think is the best method
of keeping young?
COLDER WIFE"
The very best way to keep
young is not to worry about grow.
ing old. And better than all the
steaming and creaming, starving
and exercising, is a contented
mind, and having many interests.
Women wither away into old hags
long before their time because
they have no real interests in their
lives beyond trivialities.
Undoubtedly we can keep our
bodies younger by taking care Of
them, and goodness only knows the
miracles the beauty parlor has
worked since women have come un-
der it's sway. But if you fret and
fume, worry over getting old and
losing your husbands affection,
and harbor "envy, jealousy and
all uncharitableness," "a hours q
day in the beauty parlor will not
stay the clutch of time. Lots Of
fresh air, lots of sleep, simple food
and many interests, you will find
to be most valuable aids.
The Washington times., 1936-12-21

DUBBLE BOWLS for flowers
- are smart this year, but
they've been expensive. Now we
have found this good-looking set
Of white bowls, three in a row, FOR
only Csc. They are grand for your
table, a pair Of them with low
flowers, as they do not obscure
the view Of the person across from
you, and of course you can get
candlesticks that will harmonic.
One Of these trio" sets will look
smart on table or mantel, or you
can use pair, as on your dining
table; Csc for each set of three
eS sketched.
x
I'LL boys are interested in GUi-
III Gtion-moSt OF them to the
ertent that they can match planes
90 up and dolDn all day. So tDhy
not giUe them toy airport?
There's one in Downtown store
tDith lights that really light, and
comes in a set 1Uith one big trans
port plane and three small planes.
They're all Uery complete, real
looking, and 1DiU proDide endless
hours of pleasure during the tDin-
ter. The 1Dhole set is csc.
For names of stores showing
the items described here, call
District 1000, Extension 459,
during business hours, or write
Miss Laville at The Times, in.
closing stamped, Self-addreSsed
envelope.