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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe. with rum
pie seat heater and radio: 1915. North
5473-J. evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1888 b-pAss. touring coupe;
A very good car at S525. @. c. @. guaran-
tee. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st.
NV. National $500. Open evenings.
closed Sundays
PLYMOUTH late 1884 Pc dc luxe sedan.
repossessed; mechanically perfect: sos:
act quickly; Woody. rear 1918 N. Capt.
PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe: Just about the
hnest model Plymouth built; tiptop me-
chantcally body Is sound and clean: finish
L. P. Steuart. Inc. NE Branch. l4l 18th
ST. n.e. Atlantic 5000.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe sport coupe blue !;
8 weeks old; $500. 1921 Connecticut ave.
Clev. 8401. Dealer.
PONTIAC 1885 de luxe convertible rumble
seat, etc: little used; sacrifice, $3p5: terms.
Telephone Columbia 207b. Dealer.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

tom radio; slec. hand: seat covers; lot OF
sas.en Sotof ssles eo 7ea st. wasR aR
Owned and operated By csll Carl
St sse So essh ssa.n s koh ss,p c.pts
La SALE 1898 convertible de luxe coupe;
rumble seat. built-in radio, white sidewali
tires; low mi mileage: s67b: terms. See M.
barnes. I729 18th st. NV: Decatur 1890.
large trunk: dark blue paint 0i perfect: soo.a .a
cel!ent tires. This fne. clean car Ger
tslnIy sy. is Isn, remsrkaele value; 1855; g; G;
22nd st. NV. National $500. open eye-
nings. closed Sundays.
LINCOLN-zEPHYR 1897 5-pass. sedan:
black paint. all the original equipment:
can be saved buying this car; Ssa5.
evenings ne closed ss hs Sunday ss0nA' $500 open
NASH 1888 coach: smooth. economical g.
cylinder motor: equipped with all new rub
Der; refnished; custom seat covers: priced
low low, with a,,a,a small dow down payment and easy
Triangle Fora Dealers. 4th and Fla. ave.
NV. National 1856. Open evenings
Nash rd5g l93s 9S II fous.door sedan, Ssss; Nash
and operated by Cali Carl 1'' '''"' "Ne1
OLDSMOBILE & 1894 tvo-door trunk
sedan; this car has only had one owner
and shows his care by new-car appear
ance inside and out; original green paint.
own late model oldsmobiie giving low-cost
transportation and very easy terms: now
1865 OlmStead Motor Co. Inc, Just
across Key Bridge. 21O1 Wilson blvd
Walnut $500 Evenings Till $50.
OIDSMOBnLE 1885 de luxe 2-door sedan:
Arabian sand finish like new: knee action; !;
brakes: automatic choke 'n ine seyinder negfTa,er
motor; all excellent rubber S495. guar
anteed l.. P Steuart. Inc NE Branch.
14l 18th st. ne. Atlantic 5000.
OLDSMOBILE de luxe convertible coupe
i,Io i33o S.5; very good condition. Mr., Ray
6el Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Md.
OLDSMOBILE 1886 business coupe Is CYL !;
beautiful gallant blue paint. spotless cloth
upholstery: all good tires and splendid
motor. Where else can you buy a fine
clean car Of this make at 1915? C. c. c.
guarantee. Capitol Cadillac CO. l2@2
Ind st; NV. National 1900. Open eve
ningS closed Sundays.
PACKARD ''l2O" convertible sedan, radio
equipped. also trunk rack, cleo clock and
many other extras. Save over $500 on
original price. PRY MOTOR CAR Co,
PACKARD DEALER, 5000 Conn. ave NV
PACKARD 1881 convertible coupe: has new
top and tires; attractiVely refinished; me-
chanically reconditoned; fine bargain
At oui low price and easy terms. Triangle
Ford Dealers. 4th and Fla ave. ne Ma
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


PACKARD 1885 convertible sedan, Dietsler
BODY, low mileage excellent condition; sac
riflce. Georgia O72O.
PACKARD little 8 de luxe "12O' sedan;
beautiful Windsor blue finish, built-in
trunk. radio with superdynamic speaker;
owner must sacrifice, S6s5; consider terms.
Adams O6S7.
hnish without a scratch. floating power
engine driven little and Just nicely broken
s4ab auarsnteed sses ref pfsesHs steua4i nns fns
Ne. Branch. 14I 18th st. ne. All. 5000
PLYMOUTH 1884 4-door sedan; mechani-
cally and appearance excellent: black nm
ish. S325; terms. See Mr.. Barnes 1923
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe 2-door touring
sedan: attractive green safety steel body
shatterproof glass all windows: fine float
ing power engine: hydraulic brakes: 5
excellent tires; built-in trunk: S495: guar
anteed L. P. Steuart Inc. Me- Branch
14l 18th st. ne Atlantic 5000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

SIODEBAKER 1882 4-door sedan; clean
Brewster PREY green fnish. spotless interior; nne
Ire -wneellng motor, all excellent rubber;
Easy terms, Including our Famous Blue Rib.
!ro, 2on guarantee and 30 days no-cost service.
=, ! tiehVie zero Ford Dealers, 18th and r. I. ave.
ne. National 1886. Open evenings.
aaERRAPLANE 1882 roadster; new blue
noted Tor economy; leather upholstery;
tumble seat; priced low, with small down
payment and easy terms. Triangle Ford
Dealers. 4th and Fla. ave. ne, NationaI
39S5 Open evenings
CHEVROLET 1881 2-door: ORIGINAL paint:
looEs and runs like new: $40
1892 Ford Tudor: this car is In perfecA
condition: only Sl4q
1884 Pord Tudor: see this car before
you buy: S229
1895 Ford Tudor touring: radio: this
car runs and looks like new only 1905,
CAPITOL MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln O3O3. 215 Pa. Ave. Sc
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe panel A-ton
delivery; new Duco paint; motor steering
and brakes overhaulcd in our shop; ideal
for tailor. grocery or florist use. Call Mr..
Cronin at Addison Chevrolet. l437 Irving
St NV. Adams SAIL.
DODGE '33 12-ton panel; mech. perfect,
new paint; $3.50: terms. trade. Stone.
$50 Eye st. NV
T-33-A. 1894 G. M c. 2h-ton tractor;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1884 de luxe coupe. little beauty.
Jet black; chrome air wheels. new Good
year tires: radio. heater: upholstery cov-
cred since new owner Will sacrifice. S265.
terms Columbia 1927.
FORD 1880 sport coupe: 4 new tires; $40.
Call after 3:30. 145 Todd pl. ne.
FORD 1884 de luxe 4-door sedan with rich
rose-beige striped broadcloth upholstery.
safety glass throughout; 17x5.50 tires in
excellent condition: fully equipped with two
horns two stop lights automatic windshield
wiper with volume control. This car can be
purchased on two-day trial. moneyback
guarantee. and it meets full g. G. re-
qulrements. beautiful car in every respect
suit. See it today or tonight. HILL & TIB-
BITS. INC. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 1885 Tudor: black paint. clean up
holstery. good tires and splendid motor.
A very good car throughout: S325 C. G.
C. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co. IL -
22nd st. NV. National $500. Open eve
nings. closed Sundays.
FORD 1887 de luxe Tudor touring sedan:
only 1000 true miles; S95 down S26 mo.
PRY MOTOR CAR CO. PACKARD DEAL
ERS. Branch. 1927 14th st. NV
FORD 1885 coupe: radio: 1885: excellent
condition: private owner. Adams $3.50
FORD VS. station wagon. 1897: a swanky
S-pass. car for town and country use;
custom body equipped with safety glass,
natural wood finish white sidewall tires:
formerly owned by one OF Americas most
prominent families; this car has been
driven only 5000 miles and is equal to
low price, Norris, Inc. Studebaker dealers
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

PACKARD de luxe 8 sedan. 1896; this is
one Of the large and fner Packards. the
car that has won Packard world wide fame
as the builder of Superlative motor cars; IL
you love the best in life you won't be able
TO resist this car; your eyes will be de-
lighted with the low. sweeping Packard
lines. adyantageously set of by the deep
Brewster green finish and white sidewall
tlres. but when you take q ride behind the
smooth. powerful motor you will be en-
trRnced. And here's the best part-the
original invoice on this car was S269l;
,we are cutting that right In half-think Of
tee; your present car in trade and financed
II you desire. at the lowest rate Norris
Inc, Studebaker dealers. 2OlS 18th st. NV
PACKARD super 8 de luxe club sedan
1885: the aristocrat of motor cars; the
buyer who considers luxury and prestige
as well as the ultimate in motoring will be
interested In this car; the cleaning Pack
ard black fniSh is contrasted with the
chrome trim and white Sidewall tires: the
interior, with its costly broadcloth covering
the extra deep cushions. invites you to
hours of relaxation; the mode and motor
and We are pricing this car at less than
Studebaker dealers. 20Is l4th st. NV
PACKARD 1895 5-pass touring sedan,
model 120; original paint and perfect.
nne, clean upholstery. excellent tires and
in splendid mechanical condition. You
simply cannot buy q clean car Of this
make make at our, our price S5s5. C. G e guar,
st. NV. Natl. $500. Open evenings. closed
Evening star., 1937-07-20
TIRES FOR SALE.

TIRES two f1rst-quality 6.OOx16: prac-
tically new. S. 90 each. 3lS East Ca pitol
St. basement apt. 21s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1881 convertible coupe; has new
top and new tires: modern appearance and
really pleasing condition all the way
through: priced low with small down pay
ment and easy terms Triangle Ford Deal
ers, 18th and R. l. ave. ne. National 1886.
Open evenings.
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PACKARD 1892 convertible coupe: black
finish. Al condition; S95 down S24 mo-.
PRY MOTOR CAR Co. PACKARD DEAL
ERS. Branch, 1927 18th st. NV
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PACKARD trunk sedan 1885: we believe
this the cleanest Packard l20 offered in
Washington; original finish OF Packard
blue. white sideWall tires. heater perfect
motor We have priced this car special at
S195: trade and terms. Norris. Inc.
Studpbaker dealers, 2OlS 14th ST NV
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

172O NJ ST NW-SPACE IN PRIVATE
garage with electricity. heat. water: So
month.
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AUBURN sedan; guaranteed perfect; orig
inal paint original owner: S65; also l2-ton
truck; $50. Must sell. District @O90. week
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1885 de luxe 2-door sedan:
arabian sand fnish like new: knee action !:
Fisher no-draft ventilation: hydraulic
brakes: automatic choke: fne 6-cylinder
motor: all excellent rubber: S495: guar
anteed. L. P. Steuart. Inc NE Branch
1il 18th st. ne Atlantic koNn
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OLDSMOBII,E 1886 business coupe. Is cyl !.
beautiful gallant blue paint spotless cloth
motor Where else can you buy a fine,
clean car OF this make at S575? C. c. c.
guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co. Pop
Ind st; NV. National 1900. Open eve
nlngS closed SUNDAYS
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.


AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
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BUICK 1886 5-paSs. touring sedan. model
II: large trunk. blue paint, clean uphol-
stery seat covers. radio. heater. Certainly
priced low at S715. c. c. G. guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd st NV
Natl 1900 Open evenings. closed Sundays
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PACKARD '120" convertible sedan, radio
equipped, also trunk rack, elec. clock and
many other extras Save oyer $500 on
PACKARD DEALER. 5000 Conn ave NV.
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CHEVROLET 1888 2-door sedan. black
with cream wire wheels and stripe: no.
draft ventilation. motor quiet and ethcient;
for any trail; S245. Olmstead Motor Co.
Inc. Just across Key Bridge. 2101 Wilson
blvd.
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OLDSMOB1LE de luxe convertible coupe
1880, S15; very good condition Mr. Ray
6"l Carroll ave. Takoma Park Md
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PACKARD 1881 convertible coupe; has new
top and tires; attractively relnished; me-
chanically recondtioned; fine bargain
at oul low price and easy terms Triangle
Ford Dealers, 4th and Fla ave. ne Ma
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CHEVROLET 1885 master touring sedan
With trunk; low mileage; almost like new
car; $3.50: 1886 Chevrolet master 4-door
sedan. $3.50; 1885 Chevrolet master rum
sedan S275. See Mr.. Barnes, 1923 14th
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NASH 1893 four-door sedan, 1929; Nash
1892 6-wheel sedan, S195. Washington
Motor Sales Co. 623 H ST. NV. Owned
and operated by Call Carl
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CHEVROLET 1882 sedan; will sell for
unpaid balance $3.50; can arrange terms.
Phone Sessions, to 8. Shepherd 3473.
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe sport coupe:
s wheels 2 side mountings: newly painted
green: rumble seat; nne free wheeling mo,
tor; hne mechanical order, very 5000
tires. S295: guaranteed. L. P. Steuart.
Inc. NE Branch. 14l 18th st. ne. At
1ep ptir RoO0
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PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coupe with rum
ble seat. heater and radio: 1915. North
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NASH 1888 coach: smooth, economical g.
cylinder motor: equipped with all new rub
Der; ref1nished; custom seat covers. priced
low with small down payment and easy
terms including our Famous Blue Ribbon
guarantee and 30 days no-coSt service.
Triangle Ford Dealers. 4th and Fla ave.
NV. National 34Sh Omen evenings
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CHEVROLET 1885 2-door touring sedan
with built-in trunk attractive tan oody.
upholstery clean and shows no wear;
smooth. economical motor, very sood
tires; $3.50: guaranteed. L. P. Steoart.
Inc. NE Branch. 141 18th st. ne. At
Evening star., 1937-05-21

WERE growing into a regular old
crab about people who take up
more than their allotted room in pub
lie places. But the thing has gotten
Us down. We've had to take up pole
Vaulting now, to get over all the feet
In all the aisles. And, honestly, pole
vaulting is terribly strenuous.
Once we went to girls school where
crossing your legs was supposed to be
misdemeanor. We never could un-
derstand why. We thought then that
1t had something to do with colored
flngernaiIs. But now we've caught on.
Our house mother was just protecting
her own shins.
For it's perfectly true that you can't
get by a person whose legs are crossed
without cracking your shin against the
dangling toe. That is. unless you have
the Yale Bowl in which to do your
sSirnishing.
We don't quite know what to do
about the leg crossers in street cars
and busses and theaters. On rainy
days we're all right. We dangle our
umbrella so that we can crack their
toes before they have chance to
swing at our shins. But on sunny
days we hate to carry an umbrella.
That's why we've taken up pole vault
ing. JEAN.
Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-05-21
w Ways and
Means to
Woo Sleep
Remedy of Counting
Sheep Is Not the
Only One.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

PERSONALLY. counting sheep never
did send me off to sleep The
more count the louder they baa and
the more they gambol. But, maybe
they're better behaving for others.
There are other ways to WOO sleep,
however. The best way to avoid
sleeplessness is to avoid falling into
the habit. For it can easily become
a habit. If yoA are chronic worrier
and take your petty troubles to bed
with you or If you are night-thinker
who permits problems to keep you
awake-don't expect to fall asleep
until you can learn to concentrate
on the all-important problem Of get
ting sufficient sleep. For sleep. after
all, is the best overnight vacation We
can have; sleep takes the tired little
lines away from our eyes more ef1ec-
lively than any wrinkle cream: sleep
recharges the energy Of the battery
we call our body; sleep soothes frayed,
tired nerves. In word sleep is
the best health and beauty tonic
known to science.
Even the walls, the color of your
curtains and draperies, pictures, all
have an influence on your sleep.
Soothing colors are best. Avoid deep,
vivid red or orange or glaring shades.
White, delft blue, pale yellow or
natures own soothing green are good
shades.
Perhaps you have also noticed that
the fragrance Of clean, smooth linen
Is conducive to sleep. Monogrammed
sheets, light low baby pillows, frilly,
fluffy MISUNDERSTANDING that will
put you in the mood for sleep will
help.
A few minutes relaxing exercises
before you Jump into bed may tire
you just enough to send you right
of to sleep. But If you are too tired
you'll probably stay awake. A tepid
bath is very conducive to sleep, but
1t can't be too comfortably warm or
1t will be stimulating instead of re-
laxing. After the bath you should
feel q bit chilled and as you get into
bed and begin to feel comfortably
warmer, you'll find yourself falling
steadily 1ntO a SOOLnlng Sleep.
Prolific readers find bedtime story
splendid way to WOO sleep. But it
should not be very light or very
amusing or very stimulating story.
Non-f1ction is recommended in pref
erence to fiction, something heavy
enough to make the eyelids heavy with
sleep. Best of all, most healthful of
all are deep breathing exercises. If
you can shut out all other thought
and concentrate on listening to your
self initiate the rhythmic breathing
of sleep. you'll soon find yourself deep
in Sunderland.
II you would like to have my set Of
Relaxation Exercises" send self-ad-
dressed, stamped (3-cent) envelope
for the bulletin.
(Copyright, 1877
Evening star., 1937-05-21

The very tall, slender girl, who IL
apt to feel rather awkward In any
party dress, would surely love the one
with the off-shoulder ruffles and the
three graduated flounces forming the
skirt. We saw this in a lovely pale
yellow with a cluster of flowers at
the front of the belt. All those hori-
zontal lines are guaranteed to take
inches of the height Of any too tall
"teener."
IN PETAL PINK is a charming dance
frock with high. round neck, short
pun sleeves and a redingote effect
produced by two lines of cording ar
the front, with six little corded bows
from neck to hip line, as shown above
Inc sleeves are interesting, with their
slasnes through the center, which
are finished with cording that gathers
them up slightly just where YOU would
least expect it.
Dainty pastel candy stripes only az
wide as pencil line on white nous.
seine make fascinating frock, with
wide rufflle around the square neck
ana another ruff1le used instead of a
sleeve puff. The stripes are used
olagonally on the skirt and the whole
effect is essentially youthful and pay.
Peach color and pale mint green are
lovely in the plain-colored dresses, and
practically all the dresses that we have
seen come in white, as we'll as colors.
for white is slated for big season in
all fabrics
Inc combination of red and white is
lovely for dark-haired girls. We found
one IN white mousseline, dotted like a
swiss with red velvety dots. The waist
mas panel front that is laced across
with half-inch red velvet ribbon which
appears to tie at the waistnne. The
short, puffed sleeves are finished with
red velvet ribbon and the skirt is very
full
pale blue organdy embroidered in
tiniest sprays of white is very pretty
with its V neck and hem finished in
pleatlng Of the same material. In
some instances little nosegays tied with
ribbon are tackled here and there on
the slip under thin dress and give
charming effect This is very dainty
when used under pale green NOUS
seline, with the same little nosegays
used on the sleeve bands under very
wide ruffles.
For information concerning items
mentioned in this column call National
5000, extension 395. between 10 and
IL am.
Evening star., 1937-05-21

to the top. The potato salad Is no
exception. While the homemade kind
is always the best, when it is well
done, this will prove real boon to
the amateur cook, and also to the
hostess who is faced with unexpected
guests, or some similar emergency.
1t would be good, too, on picnic, if
the tin could be kept packed in ice
until the moment of serving. The
cost is low and the quality high.
pOTATO salad reminds me that
there are also those good shoe
string potatoes that come in tins, and
sell for small sum- They may be
served cold, or may be heated in the
oven and used in the regular way.
with meat or fish. This style of potato
cooking is little difficult to do we'll
the result is apt to be a bit wilted
and greasy. I recommend these new
corners to your attention.
X X x
MORE potatoes-it looks as if !
were out to get you calorie count
ing, gals, doesn't it?-come in the be-
loved chip form, in packages-but oh,
so different! These are bright red,
having been cooked in fat to which
plenty of red pepper has been added,
and they make wonderful item for
the appetizer tray. I served them re-
Gently surrounding a chilled bowl of
cottage cheese, which had been we'll
mixed with cream, chopped chives,
Worcestershire sauce, tobasco and a
few more ingredients that I found
lying around. The result was swell
both as to appearance and flavor.
X X X
WITH the picnic season rearing its
ugly head Il hate the darned
things, some of you will be pining
to discover a place where you may
obtain ready-packed food baskets,
done to your individual taste and Or
der, that you may be sure will be
beautifully done. Picnicking, to me,
has always been lot more trouble
than it is worth, at best-I'd rather
stay home, curled up with a good
book-but I must say that when it
can be rendered as painless as this
service indicates, it might be borne
with better grace AS for you real
picnic hounds-I suppose that half
the joy of the occasion is working
yourself into lather before you even
get under way to stuff hampers with
all the food in the place and involv-
ing yourself in a welter of Waxed pa
per.
Well, there Is fairy godmother for
you Intermediates that want to picnic,
but don't want to work. Boxes may
be made up according to your order,
with the price to fit the contents.
Everything is deliciously dainty and
neatly packed, awaiting your approval
You may also order sandwiches for
tea and assorted canapes and appe-
Tiers at the same place; even special
soups and super-swell dishes for that
important party can be obtained. If
you want to take it easy and yet seem
to be an A-No. l cook, this service is
your dish.
X
A ND in the big markets now one
finds cherries and blueberries
getting better every day! This brings
thoughts of cherry tarts-use the big.
sweet cherries, place them in baked
tart shells, after they have been stoned
and washed, and put spoonful of
whipped cream which has been sweet
ened and favored with brandy on top.
Use the blueberries with cer@,l for
breakfast-in pie-or make New
England blueberry L. lff1ns, and see
the family go for them! Do anything
you like with both fruits-but do make
the most OF them while they are
with us.
Evening star., 1937-05-21

lengthy process OF receiving an educa-.
ton, and what these young and par
ticular "teeners" will wear will make
the stage setting for all their friends
to admire. Simplicity should be the
keynote in every instance, and judg-
ing from most of the graduation frocks
that we have seen, We believe that
the dresses are going to be equally
popular with mothers and daughters.
We understand that the senior high
schools are planning to use caps and
gowns this year instead of the usual
graduation dresses, due to some diff
cultles involved in a choice between
street-length and floor length dresses.
There are advantages in each type
and probably in other schools this
matter will be regulated by the
teachers.
EOR the very young girl who Is
both small and slender, the simply
designed street-length frock of cotton
or crepe is in perfect taste. One is
sketched above. 1t is of dotted swiss
organdy, trimmed with pleated ruf-
fling around the armholes, and outlin-
ing a panel at the front of the skirt.
All OF the white frocks have their own
white slips, to avoid any difficulty of
the wrong length and the wrong cut.
Thls Is an admirable idea and a great
time and trouble saver for mother.
Shadow printed organdy in very
small designs is also good, and is
shown with rufled banding at the
front from neck to hem. giving a
nice long line for short girl. Although
the cotton frocks seem to predominate,
there are some very nice white tailored
crepe dresses. These might be the
choice OF the girl who is a little too
stout, as they hang down in straighter
and Simmer lines than the more crisp
cottons. All of these dresses are
priced from S595 up.
For girls from some of the private
schools, or for the varied dances at
the high schools, there are lots of
perfectly adorable dresses in white
and pastel colored sheer mousselines
over slips of the same color. The
dundl frock with shirt waist bodice
and puf1ed sleeves sketched above is
particularly attractive The buttons
on the front of the bodice are covered
with the material Of the dress and
have fabric loops. An ample hem
and three pin tucks above it make the
skirt stand out around the ankles.
and the white velvet bow at the neck
and belt add an interesting note that
Is much used this season on thin
white dresses. This comes in sizes
II to 16.