davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Mems Hats Reduced

68 hats In smooth felts and mixtures Blue,
green, gray, brown, tan fur felt. Sizes: 3/67s,
IT, 1918, 16/7A, 14/73s, 10/712, 3/75s. Were
22 Hats in rough mixtures and slk-fnish fur felts
Brown, green, gray. Sizes: 3/7, 6/7ls, 3/7A 6/7as
N7h. Were $3.50. Now S545
Hats in smooth-finish al-beaver felts. Sizes: H.
2F712, 1/75s. Were $40. Now Sass
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Gowns, '3'''

" ere yC.IS
6 gowns in pure-dye silk satin
and crepe with intricate cotton
lace trimming. Blush, blue and
orchid. Sizes 80, SO, 40 and AZ.
4 Goats in pure-dye silk sheer
with elaborate cotton lace trim
ming. White Sizes 80 to 80.
Were $1095. Now $6.S5
3 Gowns in pure-dye silk. Blush,
and white. Sizes 81. and 36.
Were $4.95. Now -$3.45
UNDERwEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Furs Reduced

White Ermine Cape; size 6. was $35.
Three-skn Stone Marten Scarf Was $135. SIS
pair Silver Scarfs. Was $225 Now---------Sl -Sl35
Upper Raccoon Coat; size 49, Was $780, SIS
Silver Muskrat Coat size 6 Was $12S. S65
Black dyed Persian Coat; 16. Was $825. Now
$50
Backdyed Caracul Lamb Cape; size TO- Less than u
prices. Now S99
silverdyed American Gray Fox Jacket size 49, Was sI5
Now SO
Marten- dyed Skunk Jacket size 49, Was $685. Now S99
Silver Fox Jacket; 20. than price. $3.50
Manufacturer Somples Of Joekets and Copes
l Dyed Kolinsky BoIero; size 16
G7y-dyed Kdskn Jacket; size
1 Dyed Ringtail Cat Cape; size
Blackdyed Caracul Lamb Cape size
Stone Maren Dyed Skunk Cape; size
l Black-dyed Kdskn Jacket; 14----..--------S79
Dyed Fitch Cape; size 18
/ Gray Persian Lamb Jacket; size $110
Stone Marten dyed Skunk Jacket size
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR
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Mems Stacy-Adams
Oxfords, s8'S5 We're SIPS

% pairs tan calfskin grain calf in wing tip or
straight-tp blucher styles. Discontinued from
our stock. Sizes include: A--10H, II; B-7h, g.
8h, 10, 1oh, II; C-712, 9, 1o1z, II; D-7Ha, 8Ka
to 10R. -.
81 pairs Mems Black Tan Calf Grain Calf Ok
fords wing Tip sraghttp styles heavy leather soles
and heels. Sizes include A-9 to 1917; B-75 to g.
TO- 10k; CT to az, 1oa, II; D-7h, sh to IL. Were
ss7 Now------------------ S525
TIE MEMS STORE SECOND Floor
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Women's Union
Suits, 95e
Toee fhnn " Av;r.

AtSC JUUW " pTICe
6 union suits In 40% wool and
1870 silk and the rest cotton and
rayon. Others In 37% wool and
rest cotton. Broken styles and
sizes Z and 8.
3 Union Suits with dutch neck,
elbow sleeves, knee length. In all
wool and 1870 wool and 15%
silk, balance cotton. Sizes o
and so. Less than u price.
Now S1.95
KNIT UNDERWEAR, Third FLooR.
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Millinery, '4'7'
Less than Y price

IS hats in fur felt, rayon velvet,
gold lame, suede and velour.
Black, brown, wine, gold, rust.
Headsizes 2112 to %. Mostly one
Of q kind models.
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Costume Slips, '2'4'

10 slips in pure dye silk satin
and crepe. Tailored and cotton
lace trimmed styles. White,
pink and tearose. Sizes 80, 80,
20.
6 Slips in pure dye silk crepe.
Four-gore style, in brown. Sizes
46 to 50. Were 1896. Now $2.45
COSTUME SLIPS. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Trade-in Radios, '3'''

IL famous-make radios In ".
rious styles-all In operating
condition.
Others from S5.95 to SI2
RADIOS. FOURTH FLOOR.
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Women's Daytime Dresses
s7.s5 Rrdu,~d ,,or~ TIM, ~

KedNCed more than "
10 in black, blue daha rayon crepe Sizes SO to a.
Dresses of velvet Black blue and
dahia Sizes SO and 40 tc A. Were 1895 and more.
Dresses Of crepe with bead rayon metal cloth
trim Black and coors Sizes SO to 40 and A. Reduced
Idil n. INo"
Dresses of rayon crepe with bead trim rayon velvet
Black and violet Sizes &C. 40 and a. Were $2S75
Now -Sl875
Dresses of black rayon crepe novelty weaves Sizes 2o
40. Reduced more than ". Now--------------S22 S22
20 Dresses In rayon cepes velvet Black and bright
colors Some with bead trim. Sizes 14a to 24h. Reduced
more than u. Now w------------------- S12So
Dresses Of rayon crepe with jacket Black blue
Sizes 1871 and 221z. Were $2975 and $35. NowS1S.7s
Dresses Of rayon with bead rayon metal cloth
trim. Black, blue dahia Sizes 42h and 46h to 50h.
Were $16.95 and more Now ow-------------------3s.s
WoNEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Toys Reduced 10

Selection ncludes-kindergarten
toys, printing presses, sewing
sets, blocks. dolls and games.
The Toy STORE, FOURTH Floor.
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7 abIecIoths and Sets
Reduced A to H

1vory-color Irish linen damask
tablecloths:
l Hand -hemmed Clsth, 72x72
inches. Now
2 Un-hemmed Cloths, 72x90
inches. Now $14.95
Un-hemmed Cloth, -72x90
inches. Now $11.95
3 Hand-hemmed 9-piece Sets of
72x90-inch cloth and eight
22x22-inch napkins ----$27.5o
At these exceptional savings be-
cause all are mussed or soiled.
LINENS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Students Sports Suits
Were S25

10two-piece suits in brown or gray wool tweeds
Regulars-3/35, 2/37, 2J3s; Longs-1/35 1886,
1888
Students Sports Goats. Reduced " We-talored wool
tweeds. Reeulars-1/34 1/35; Longs-l/39 Were $3.50
81 pairs Students Wool Stacks in hannels worsteds
tweeds-plan and patterned Waist sizes 26 a. 49, 49,
Were S6 and $3.50 Now ,- -, 1895
STUDENTS CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Westinghouse Electric
Cleaners, 1895

2 Demonstrators with attach.
ments.
l Royal Cleaner, demonstrator.
Was $31.o5. Now $18.S5
l Universal Electric Range, 2
ovens, clock and light, 3 surface
units and thrift cooker. Was
$249.50. S179.50
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, EIGHTH
FLooR-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Winter Goats Reduced, '43'o

Were S60z5 and more
Is in Forstmann wool and Imported wool fabrics
with collars of Skunk Persjsn Lamb, Kolinskyr Jap
Mink, dyed Fitch Sheared Beaver, Silver Fox. Sizes
10 to 20, 1917 to 39H, 44h, SO, 40 and A.
Is Furtrmmed Woolen Dress and Sports Coats and Suits
Brown, black, solid colors tweed mixtures blue
tan. Collars Of Persian Lamb Blended Mink Sheared
Beaver dyed Fitch Timber Wolf dyed Skunk Sizes
IL to 20 &c. ~ and A. Were $5975 and Now S297S
10 Twopece Fur Trimmed Suits In black green wtne gray
Wool trimmed with collars Persian Lamb Sheared Beaver
Mouton Sizes IL to 49, 36 to 49, Were $6975 Now $7S
Furtrimmed Suits three piece styles
and imported tweed fabrics Wine brown Col
lars Of white dyed fox and mouton Sizes IA and 16 Were
$85 and more Now $3.50
Three piece Suits for immediate In Juiard
tone Black wine brown blue Sizes IL to 90 Were $5975
Now S44.75
10 Wolf Badger and Muskrat Trimmed shagmoor and
Bagara Coats in wine black brown blue and nude Sizes
IL to 49, 40 to A. Were $5975. $4475
Black Shagmoor Alpaca Coats trimmed in Persian Lamb
Sizes H. IA, 49, Were $59e5.
COATS SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
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Rufned Cushion-dot
Curtains
Special @I''o pair

1VO k0AIO III CICdlu, Wu1UC ana
ecru. fine quality cotton. az
yards long.
50 pairs Tailored Plain French
Cotton Marquisette Curtains.
Cream, white, eggshell. ~
yards long. Cased and headed.
Special, pair r------ $50
Large selection Of odd pairs,
odd lots and one-of kind
draperies, curtains, and bed.
spreads. Cotton and rayon fab.
RIGS. Greatly reduced for clear
ance.
DRAPERIEs AND CURTAINS,
SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Woodtex oiIet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls
100 dozen rolls. hne quality It's
sue. 1,000-sheet rolls.
ToILETR1Es, ATsLEs II AND 13,
FIRST Ftook.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Cannon CaroIeen Sheets
and PilIowcases
Exceptionally Low Priced
selections subject to slight
imperfections

second selections subject to slight
i.nperfecfions
Fine quality, high-count even construction cotton
muslin sheets and pilloWcaSeS-S selections
subject to slight imperfections such as heavy
thread, oil spot, an uneven neutrality-suspicious. so
slight that from less exacting manufacturer these
titles are limited-prices far less than the regu-
lar selling prices OF perfect merchandise Plain
hems-sizes are torn sizes before hemming:
63xl08-neh Sheets, eoch-----------------S
72x9o-ineh Sheets, eoch-----------------
72xl08-ineh Sheets, ch-----------------Sl.l0 10
S1xo9-inch Sheets, eoch-------------S 10
Slxl08-ineh Sheets, eoch--------------Sl
90xl08-inch Sheets soch--------- 80
45x36-ineh PiIloweoses, eaeh----------------2se
BIDwEAR, FIFTH FLoo1.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Rugs Reduced

5-sx12 Seamless Administer Rugs Were s3s5o Now s23ss
12-Sx12 Seamless Broadloom Rugs Were $470 Now
Ike Hand-hooked Wool and -ramie Rug Less than
pr1ce $8S5
1-12x133 Peebeweave Wool Broadloom Rug Less than u
S-27x48 Wool Wilton Rugs Were $575 Now------ 1915
1-6x9 Embossed Klearfax Rug. Less than u pceS295 50
1-36x63 Administer Rug. Was 81 95 Now-------S5S5
4-27x54 Administer Rugs. Were $3.50. Now-- $3S5
1-9x12 American Reproduction of an Oriental Rux Was
American Reproduction an Oriental Rug. Was $50 So
3-3x5 American Reproductions Oriental Rugs Were
Hand-hooked Wool and -ramie Rugs. Were $2250 Now,
1885
Cotton Bathroom Lid Covers Less than n proe-45c
RUGS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Rayon Satin
Housecoats, s3's'

We're SS.95
IL in rose or blue, lide-fastened
and wrap styles. Sizes IL, 16,
16, M.
8 Rayon Pile Robes, small sizes
IN white, blue and red. Warm.
Slightly soiled. Sizes IL, IA. Were
$5.95. Now ow---S2.95
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Mems Fine Shirts. s.. IS
We're $3.50 to $3.50

LOO WUfcIl COGGOIl UIOdQClUCQ, maOrds
checks. Regular. round-end and cut.
IA pairs Silk-and-rayon Pajamas in coat
style Plain colors-sizes small, medium,
large. Were 81 and higher. Now--$2.S5
264 Neckties in silks, silk-and-rayon, bou-
cles, poplins repp, warps-in figures and
stripes. Were 81 and higher. Now $50
81 pairs Suspenders in light Spring colors.
Regular and extra long-clip-on and but
ton styles:
66, were ST. Csc
Is, were $3.50 Now----.S5 CSC
574 pairs Mems Socks in domestic cotton
and-wool. Fancy patterns. Sizes 1o12 to
IL. Were SOC. Now 35c, 8 pairs 81
II pairs Imported Wool Socks in solid COL
ors, rib style with elastic tops Sizes 1912 to
1112. Were 81.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29

OXlord shirts IN popular stripes and
collar styles. Sizes IA to 49,
20 Sleeveless Wool Sweaters in blue, white,
green. Small, medium and large. Were
S1.95. S1.45
23 Sleeveless Wool Sweaters in green, blue
and brown. Small, medium. large. Were
$2.95 to $3.50 and much higher. Now $2.1S
and 1855
Is Wool Slipover Sweaters in tan, blue, gray
and green. Sizes So to IS. Were IS.
Now $3.65
Jackets and Coats in an assortment includ-
ing suede, capeskins, wool mackinaws, wool.
lined coats, water-repellant jackets. Sizes
36 to a in the group:
13, were $3.50. Now S6.35
II, were $40 to $1375. Now-S7 S7.35
IL, were SIS to $3.50. Now-S10.35
l., was $25. Sl2.35
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Misses'FormafC CownsReduced

Gowns of silk chiffon, sk-and-rayon velvet, rayon
net, lame crepe, satin, jersey Black, white, brown
blue, gold and svercolor bttersweet ruby red rust
rose and gray Sizes IL to 20.
6, less than u price Now 4, were s35, $3s75. Now
S775 S24
l. less than u price Now Z, $3975 and more
- 400 a. s .os ,, 3, $4975 and $5975.
$3.50 o" .1o ~ - .soss
., $25 and more Now Now s37
$l4.5o 2, $69.75 and more.
:, less than Y price Now Now ----------------~
$3.50 l, less than u price. Now
2, $35. Now S22 $40
Evening Jockets and Wraps Reduced
Short and "a length jackets and full length coats Rayon
satin, silk and-rayon velvet, WOOL sequns Skand
rayon velvet Strook WOOL imported metal
damasks One with beautiful Silver Fox collar Black natu
raj, red. green fucfsia, white. Sizes 10 to IS.
Jackets Less than " Wraps. Were $25 and
price. Now----------NSa more. Ncw---------$125o
Jackets. We're $l095.
Now ----------------$575 wrap. was *'S''o. NOW
Jackets. Less than u IS
price Now-s77s 2Waps. Were sss.75. Now
Jackets. Less than y sac
price. Now ---------$9.75
Jackets Less than u Wrap. Was s7s.s5. Now
price. Now--------- $16.50 tS
Jacket. Less than Y Wrap. Less than "a price.
price. $3.50 Now -S6 S64
MISSES FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR,
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Box Springs, Mattresse
Greatly Reduced

Box Spring. hreequarer size cotton ticking Was t225o
Now -----------------Sl Sl4.7S
Box SPRINGS single size cotton damask ticking
STATS. Now -S1475
I Box Spring. single size. Was $780, Now---- $26 Is
Box Spring. double size cotton daak ticking Was $975
Mattress, single sze innersprng. Cotton stripe ticking
Mattress innersprng Single Cotton -rayon dam
ask ticking Was $3.50. Now 3z67s
Mattress innersprng double SSe. Striped cotton
rayon ticking. Was $l875 Now----------------Sl275
BEDS AND BEDDING FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Console Extension Tables
Were S2975

Were S2975
T. 18th Century style tables. Two in mahogany and
gum, five in walnut t-and- gum. 34x21 inches closed;
34x42 inches Open Two 12-inch leaves and extends
to 66-inch length. Ideal for apartments and small
homes.
Club tapestry cover Three reversible
coil spring seat cushions Was $l09 So Now---$7 $725O
Swedish Modern Love Seat turquoise cotton chevron-
weave tapestry Spring filled cushion Was 50
Is Amahogany Lamp Tables, 18x1snch top Less than u
mahogany Coffee Tables 24inch tops Less than
u price Now $2.S5
Coffee Tables mahogany veneer and gum, 3x38nch top
Less than y price. Now
LIVING DINING ROOM FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
lO"1l' F AND & STREETS PHONE DISTRICT $500
Friday Remnant Savings

Remnant Day Merchandise il enabe exchanaeabe: not
sent e. o. approva telephone
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Mems Handsome Sports Goats
We're $50 and SIS


nanne 1885,
$685. n4o b42; Longs-nss, 2/4o. 142, 244; stout-146
Now - - ~ ~ w w. "'0 Sss xsos
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Juniors Shoes, @2's'

JUNIOR MISSES' n,
FOURTH Floor.
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spends all his evenings in his lab
oratory.
with my mother, we are six
women. The house is full of dresses,
hats, powder, hair brushes. We
make beds. sweep halls. wash
dishes, plan meals, cook together.
OF course we gossip, and Of course
little things are important to US;
weddings, babies, illnesses, scan
dals. Our friends are all women.
Girls come in. and sit with Mother
in the kitchen.
I'VE have never had a party, my
father not permitting it. He always
says that we ought to find enough
amusement among ourselves. To
tell you the truth the one thing we
would dread above all others would
be necessity Of having a party. We
know so many girls, and hardly any
boys at all. To have 80 girls arrive,
and men, would be too horriblel
MY mother is an angel, but she
Is too gentle, endures too much, and
Is far from well.
Father Forbids Change.
"My older sister, Alma, and I
have been school teachers for five
and three years. Now Alma has
been offered the SUPPLEMENTARY of
a high school in a town 200 miles
away. We have a car; her salary
would be ample for us both, and
she wants me to 60 with her. My
father and mother fatty forbid it.
AT least my father does, and Mother
says you must obey Pa
Alma has accepted, for January
first. But If we 60 we 60 against
bitterness and threats, and against
the tears of three little sisters, who
say, Now NOTHING will happen,
If you two are gomez Mother says
she needs me to give her her alcohol
rubs and cook her special food. But
Grace, who is strong, II, and much
at home could do that.
What shall we do? We've always
been nice even though the girls
who go a very different path seem
to have all the fun. But there's new
er been any question of any one
Of us doing anything wild or wrong.
If Alma and ! go away it'll be as
gentlewomen. My father needn't
worry about that. But shall we go?"
Build a New Life.
My answer is Go" And it would
be Ego" if you two were the only
girls of the family. Get away from
that sitting atmosphere. Set I'D
your own little establishment. Make
few friends, make them slowly and
carefully, and when you feel ready
for it begin with informal little sup
pers, and be ready with pencil
games. The smartest folk l know
never attempt to get through an eve
ming without some casual plan for
entertainment. Keep a pleasant
easy conversation going, grow con-
fident and natural in manner be-
cause everything you attempt is nat
ural and simple.
After while, when you and Alma
are happily engaged, send for the
next girl in line, and then the one
after that, and so gradually do for
yourselves what selfish, cold father
and a weak mother haveD't been
able to do for you.
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&$&11EEz4SafE
SIAGE<SCREEN sRADlO
By VIRGINIA VALE

by tlhOINlA VALE
released by Western Newspaper Union,
d EMEMBER that beloved
N book of your childhood
days, Little Men," by Louisa
May Alcott? Well, imagine
what it might be like with the
addition of two new characters,
to wit, Major Burdle, a fast-talk-
ing, amiable swindler who sacri-
fees everything for the love of
his adopted son, anG Willie the
Fox, "a lovable, amusing
living corpse" according to infor-
nation from RKO. When you've fin
ished this little picture puzzle, 60 to
see the picture.
It's been turned out as adult en-
tertainment, yet it's still story for
young folks. Kay Francis, George
Bancroft and Jack Oakie head the
cast, which includes Jimmy Lyon,
Richard Nichols, Sammy McKim
and Elsie, the glamour cow.
Ruth Hussey's work in Metros
Flight Command" with Robert
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-27

IN axes seen q flo
writer's want to see
how near they can
come to killing her.
In her last three
pictures she has
been (1) chased by
a prehistoric man.
moth, (2) scheduled
to climb a fagpole
on top of a sky
scraper, and (3) re-
q u e 8 t e d to get
chum my with a
CaPe-full of lions
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-27

In her newest one, Topper Re-
turns" she is the target for a fall
ing 250-pound chandelier. Plenty of
precautions were taken when it was
shot-after all, there's Just one
Carole Lands. Then, too, the chan
delier cost $500. A retake was Just
out Of the question.
Bing Crosby's brother Bob, well
known on the radio, makes his
movie debut in Lets Make Music"
which, oddly enough, is musical
comedy. There are four musical
numbers that may turn into hit
songs, and Jean Rogers, Elizabeth
Risdon and Joyce Compton are in
the cast.
If you know of waltz that Wayne
King doesn't know you're one in q
million. Fourteen years ago he
started his library of waltz music:
then he became known as "The
Waltz King" and the demand for
waltz music began to exceed the
supply on hand. Since then he's
been collecting what has grown into
probably the largest library of waltz
music in the country. His re-
search staff includes three men in
Chicago; two in New York; and one
in South America.
The Pittsburgh Symphony men
were rather startled when thew
learned that they were to play MEL
anchOly Baby" on that recent Mn
steal Americana program. By the
way, the song was written by Ed
Burnett back in 1910 when he was
waiting for his sweetheart to arrive
on a train that was 10 hours late.
And "H Forget YOU" which Helen
Jepson sang on that same pro-
gram, was inspired by an editorial
in the New York Times; Irving
Caesar saw the editorial, which be-
gan with a quotation from the
Psalms-"H l forget thee, o Jeru-
salem, let my right hand forget its
cunning-"-and wrote the song.
ODDS And ENDS-The Univer,ifv NJ
California has engaged Rudy VaHee for a
series Of lectures before The radio class
he'll give practical adUice on broadcast
ing and radio shoWmGnship Kenny
Baker has foton back and forth acyos,
me country. so often, usually at night.
that he declares he's travelled more and
seen less than anybody else Mar
Martin would like TO leave thot air sbo,o
so that she can concentrate on nnotio1
picture YORK Bin Stern, director Of
Sports Net0sreel Of The Iir." has been
offered iectwing posi- N radio an.
nounctng course, by prominent uni
Uer'''1. Hen accept II he can md time.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-27

Taylor, and in THE
Philadelphia Story"
with Katharine Hep
burn, James Stew
art and Cary Grant,
have won her a new
long-term contract.
Incidentally, "Phil-
adelphia Story" is
the picture that
Cary Grant made
for the Red Cross
he accepted the as
signment with the
.I "A l.
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FUN At HOME

Kathleen Norris feels if is lament
able 'ohen a young girl is denied the
use OF her ot0n home TO entertain
friends and haze a good time. She says
If Is a mothers duty TO give her daush-
ter q happy home so that they may later
haze gay and hospitable homes Of their
osoH. Miss Norris suggests that par.
enfs help their daughters make their
home pleasant place 70 entertain their
friends.
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his salary to them-$125, 900.
Bitter words were said in Holly
wood recently when various produc-
ers needed stunt women and found
that IA Of the best had been cor
rallied by Paramount for LAS Vegas
Nights" which already had Phil Re-
gan, Lillian Cornell and Tommy
Dorsey and his band.
The maddening part Of It was that
the daring demoiselles weren't
scheduled to do stunts, just to dance
with cowboys and drink cold tea,
that would screen as Scotch and
soda.
-
Carole Lands is beginning to think
there's something about bar fbo+
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-27

possess, and the skirt has smart
front fullness, with two convenient
patch pockets to park car fare and
hankies. The tailored blouse has
a becoming sports collar, and can
be made with long or short
sleeves.
Corduroy, velveteen, flannel and
wool plaid are smart for the jump
er. Make the blouse of linen, flat
crepe, challis or pique. Both are
easy to do, even for beginners.
barbara Bell Pattern No. 1z82-B Il de-
signed for sizes 6. 8. 10, IL and IL years.
Size requires las yards Of 54-inch ma.
terial for jumper: III yards of 39.inch
material for long-sleeved blouse; rs
yards for short-sleeved. Send order TO-:
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MERRY-GO-ROUND

In speaking Spanish, Henry Wal
lace has difficulty with the words
meaning Swiss" and "Swede." Re-
suit is he sometimes refers to his
Swiss brother-in-law as a Swede.
Everybody who enters Justice
Murphy's chambers in the Supreme
court IL asked by his secretary to
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