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1Is1-AsKIE Is11 E,7 FARM MaAK WAN'SMaNToM Al'SMaa ~
lsss;m "a sEsss " p
Va.
miles Weshinston on State road; excellent
,,. sns w9scdvoIs: sIsstr,c,ty hot..:tsr heal,
English box; dne trees, acres; $4,000.
NSRn sSD ssEdsss Z. fss. Request a ''
10 AcREa ON HIoHWAY, IS MnIs 3E 2.
1900 sSS oo easy ssr mi d.s.T 3 nTHrHFII Eli
ssass sa s. sT MTHb 8 ssss s.sd RSos fsss
furnace, fireplace. else. and rambling
Buidinss, s About Ut 50 S1 aeres IN srsss H.
:sksS fSr the whole trust Terms n.
$50 Der mo. See MASON MRsT; Amman
sone fs W. sns sPs 9 s.a sand.ys Rss
m1n3 xoSk SAnM b5I. ,Js4 can Im cHsa sa
OFF. Yso Broadxay. M New York. Il:
MONEY MAKING SHENANDOAH VALLEY
dairy, stock. yfain, orchard and poultry
stock, Va.
FOR sALE-16 ACRES: 6-RooM HOUSE.
barn and outbuildings. $4,000 cash. Z, B.
KENYON Oakton. Va.
l4;: ss5sT $ '7AHr ssssR
rAEM 4 t..d ACRES sS.t.s LARGE dse HEN
large hatchery. torders booked. for full
trade; nice orchard; ,7-room modern dwell
lawn; s Excellent neishborhood: near hish
sssss' Rsf Pss aI's brown. 9osn
err. 402 9th st. ne.
FARM DWELLING AND OUTBUnDINGs,
on State road; Ct. Marys County, Nd;
bargain for quick buyer: terms. Call
Michigan 3091 after pm. Sunday.
20 MILES NH. s5.s{. FROM .gy WHITE HOUSE . ON q,
house located well back from road. About
e. wo s & ESs sS %o sss
IF IF you WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE Ar, Or
stock farm. or tust q cozy home-conven-
lent yet ouiet-.-I have ESQ Of these places
for sale including some fine colonial es-
fax and adjoining counties and range from
! acre to 5000 Most OF them are within
20 miles q washington and on hard roads
3. Alexandria. Va 1closed Sundays
bia rd.,. near Altholton, Howard County.
more q from Washinsson stoeRed Sn Sa and
equipped good herd cows, good milk
LESTER L. SEALING.
SimpSonSville Md.
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IL ACRES.
Small house, large stream. 4 acres in
woods; 10 miles to D. c.; price, S1,775;
C.. w. NICOL,
Phone 2194. Gaithersburg, Md.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
THAT ARE SAFE AND SHOW
A, SUBSTANTIAL RETURN.
NEAR 18th AND SITS NE.
6 rooms bath h.-w.h., cleo. S2.750;
NEAR STUART JUNIOR HIGH
7-room brick. bath. hot-water heat with
oil. elec weather-stripped and caulked;
2-car earage; $500 Rent $475o.
Two-family brick, rooms and bath
each floor, hot-water heat and cleo; splen-
ola gig renting location. Estimated rent,
Evenings and Sunday Phone
Shepherd 5973
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and H SITS. NE Ii. Os97.
S2e50-RENTED, S4cO PER YEAR. 2O2
G st. ne; for colored; rms, bath, semi
detached: 1st commercial; 21-ft. front.
r. G. DUNNE,
604 H st. NE AT, $500.
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FARMS FOR SALE.


S2O-AcRE FARM. 2 NEW BUNGALOWS.
large barn: $4,000, At Aouasco. Md. $500
down. Phone Marlboro 25-F-22.
ACREAGE ON BEAUTIFUL RIVERS AND
bays, of Southern MARYLAND. suitable coun-
also desirable tracts near prosperous towns
venient to Washington: suitable subdivi-
sion. LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata, Md.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY COUNTRY
SO, 5O0;.. Z miles from Silver Spring. 10
scst acres Eo Il fruit 6.rm. modern brick, oil
rms. II mfs mite, f 10 So soo ss,ss
der cultivation; special. ST 900. 20 acres.
8 rms, all modern: ! l miles to D. c.:
SoieeS;i,. nisoG NsE modern bYnsalow front on
sse; build . country home, buildine: sites.
1-2 acre tracts up; cleared wooded. also
streamed your prices and terms. JOHN
BuRDOFr, Colesville, Md. Phone Ashton
MAGNIFICENT VIEW POTOMAC RIVER:
old S-room house in fine grove on high
knoll; 254 4-acre productive farm. 3 tobacco
cellent water sports, access to river. $4,000;
years. LEONARD sNIDER. La Plata. Nd. IT,
FARM CONSISTING OF ABOUT no
acres Short drive to D. C. Good road
Several good streams. Two houses: electric
ity: phone. Two barns: stable; meat house
Land in fine shane and newly fenced. This
ton Three nne meadows-well drained
D. C. houses. Price $500. H. A. BOWIE
phone MA. 027S. 621 H St. NV.
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MOVING VAN, 1929, 2Ha ton,
White; closed custom-made
body, IS it. by 7 #. by 6 #.
6 in.; good rubber; can be
seen at The Hecht Co. Serv-
ice Bldg, 1401 N. Y. ave. me-,
Mr.. Harper.
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0U ACHE5
ad so 5'n f0nsse s on sas tsnss aosd geo L.s
mGdsra house LarEe shsas trees
p.c.tS fs asde ots4R dsE e wsPnE spnis 5z AsisI RE-
District 3346 to q nm.
1e9 ACRES. on, FREDERICK PIKE, 10
es ,s sooys Ne Koekvile' tIsa. good farm oids'
to iSo ceres On Frederic. pts si. 10 mill! miles
oca'on; iS ri g. Sens5a .asm 0l0s excel
Phone $50. lsun., 7s7-Jo Rockville. Nd.
los ACRES NEAR INDIAN HEAD, IN
SsRES SYtSsd1s, ns., s.nea; issn.,
h'sd %ee RcREs s'sxes broom ssSse souse bath cleo
bles. tenant houses; $500 eG'Irs; on Route IS 5,
AeA' cAPTTAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 New York Ave. NV. MA. 9797.
$1,000; $50 ACRES, STONE HOUSE, $50
other excellent buildings; large Hsrssns: stream:
Farms. ali sizes: country homes. many
c0'on'al'' NORTH +. i5d 8. LiHn1r. salth D c.
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park, sH. 2307.
TO CLOSE EsTATE-MoDERN SEVEN
eon and Sih hSs ns saF,f
5, IL mi. from D. c. line: mostly all under
Death pa,ns n.F. faR ;ss os f5,s 1les 81 ssD ii
IS acres, acres, s.room house, nreplaces.
rented: also i acre waterfront lot ali
on good highway. Close estate, entirety
for Ns.r sIe Isurs easy Mds terms acres wild. 'front.'
ase: IA mi. from Silver Spring; old house.
sn M s8ns Snssr xh ss vs hGn sv.
GOOD buy at SS.QS0
BIS 10th St. NV. ~ Ma. sos5.
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
hours drive from Washington over hard
Genuine Colonial estate; 17s acres, ~ in
LBS ACRES seared stone
chard. stream, selling at farm price Elec-
tricity available. Can be made into place
worthy sso et its Colonial BACKGROUND dating
ouaintly named Saturday Night; early
American 10;room kitchen and. sarret
s5sk 1s sSu,s sere su Is white rsSded css sSer bell
Rarn chicken and spring hoIsss electric
Listinss include dairy farms, stock farms:
small country homes. unmodernized and
moderntzed farms, fruit farm and acreage.
vs ~ Z 6RAy g. 81. B.. s. Fsss Fssss Pssss Pss:s
100 acres on. hard road. 20 miles to
Tex p G. pres sles q sRS aon tel avaiaoe mountain
162 acres: beautiful building site; lovely
m09n'en To p e. prce ylfw 81 ssS hishvaSs 80 miles
96 acres, 90 miles of D. c.. u mile
from hishway; hne stream; woodland.
Lovely l7-acre tract on hishway: all
san sex 70 pss prse to ssEh noun
Beautiful building site, on Is acres; hne
shrubbery some old lockwood. Price $1,000.
H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon, Va.
81 A.. CONCRETE RD.. 7-RM. HOUSE. NO
improve elec. avail. fine view ideal sum-
mer home; $4,000; terms 1O.a. chicken
taIans. af sso t.rns sse sysd ssS rd s
house, no improve. Must sell to settle es-
tate: S9,250; terms. Many other farms
tracts and home sites listed
j. E. KELLY,
Sun. sun. koesvlle eE 15-y: week eetSi.e dsys aes @s
VIRGINIA COUNTRY
HOME.
,,l;f LSyely OLD STONE REs1pENcE, PENCE beau.
room, equipped kitchen: 3 bedrooms, bath,
oil heat, electricity, Scar garage. ser
wants cottage: 40 acres highly improved
aMr land box stall Stahilins Shown BY FLEET
18 ACRES.
Small house. large stream. 4 acres IN
terms.
C.. w. NICOL.
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS WANTED.
PRIVATE LOT IN NV OR SILVER SPRING
area Give location and cash price Also
to unit apt. site Box 2O6-D. Star.
WANTED-LOTS OR ACREAGE,
D. C. or Md, with sewer and
water in or available. Write Mr..
Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV Ma 21O0.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

100 ACRES, $4,000 ON GOOD ROAD;
Lincoln SAL or Lincoln 7O75-j.
tcIENTIsTs CLIFFS, FORT REPUBLIC,
hIa;..us Md.Eustic COTTAGES for sale q rent 70
Atlantic 0651. evenings.
LOVELY LONG BEACH LOTS, 50x150--
Sale on monthly terms: s.; trade for spinet
Rlia1Wp RRlW q Eta anything. What have you' Box
WATERFRONT BUNGALOW OF ROOMS
and bath. private pier. large lot: on West
River, Avalon Shores, Shady Side. Md;
trsse for Clear srosnd snd IN
district 2724 Ewes. WoodIey o4ss
FOR RENT-WATERFRoNT LOG CABIN.
yyseniences: nettle net. rovboat; reiiaed fam
front for small children. cali Chestnut 1908.
nEI RIO 1M soa Eysa
CUB WALTER NJ BoWMAS, / Thomas
circle. Ma. 1920, WO. O747.
Considered. CAN Franklin 1858
sHgoREHAM BEACH. CHESAPEAKE Bay
2s n miles; s four an me lots Sloe ca: white ne
sfffSie' aiSE ~ CO, sonsSihs steriins assi O'
SACRIFICE SUMMER HOME ON BEAUT1-
ful West River; bedrooms living room.
kitchen. dining room. bathroom: hot and
cold water. gas. oil heater: built for all
yea, living; 500 down. OWNER. Adems
BARGAIN-HOUSE, FULLY FURNISHED
ami: fine beach: / hours ride; must sell;
easy terms. Box 41s-J Star
WANTED TO BUY-PLACE ON WATER
front: state particulars. location, price.
Box 431-J, Star.
OCEAN CITY, MD-FINE HOME COM
plete,v furnished: best boardwalk locations,
closing estate: easy terms. Box 1921. Star.
WATER FRONT ACREAGE
5 acres, high elevation. wide river 'front.'
age: ducking fishing. grabbing: 5000 an
acre. 25 acres on creek, coed herbor; $40
an acre; terms.
THE MD. REALTY.
9I5 10th St. NV. National sOe5.
AVALON SHORES.
Lots cost 5000. Will sacrifice for $500.
! block from river. District 2704: eve
nings. Woodley 0432
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1411 18th ST. NV.
Store. suitable for almost any purpose,
WIN apt above. consisting of 6 rooms,
1854 P ST. NV.
AZ approximately 1880 IT. Key at 14o9
R. MARBURY STAMP g. CO..
-2l2 Southern Bldg. District s157
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WAREHOUSE ron RENT.

WAREHOUSE eoA kEk1.
bEsiRABII eToRMooN, 1000 g. FT.i
Slsssndon. PAGE sfisoSTrTTEinixEk sisoSrTin oaford
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE,
2145 QUYKNs CHAPEL RD. NE.
just north Of New York ave. at Dlaaens.
bprH rd.. A few. moments from the heart
Of the city via New York ave. Excellently
located In industrial some. Three-story
building with driving ramp To- each moor.
ars. 2sSo0
1900 square feet, adjacen6 to railroad
'sdai2a661 aa61 ean hE; sAH{TE M941 NJ ooso
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
10000 10 10000 SO. TT. FLOOR SPACE
IN hreproof warehouse or site for building
vArehouse, approx. 100xl00 It. Box 447-J,
star. 12s
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
Will PAY. CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES
or business property that. can be made
to show good return on amount invested.
Box 419-J. Star.
WANTED-FAIRLY NEW 4-FAMuY APT.
Cor years old, in good location must
show good return on investment
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
z Wilson Lane, Bethesda, Nd WI 2341
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40 ACRE E9

miles from p. c. line IN Prince Geo Co..
I0-room modern house. Large shade trees.
Several outbuildings. Price, 80 450. Sell
or trade Tor p, G; house. After Pm.
District 334R to n m
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lkvIsrMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(NnnffnuaA


(ContinusdJ
IT,wQ;L;AMnY APARTIlNT q coIu9Ms- Iu99s
separate heatinG plants and cellar. Rent,
g snS ~ No b a. ar eSRdI0s& %Ds &
James. me. Dlstrict Sals. % o pm.
.ooAAT LINCOLN PARK-e ArTs.
pletely furn.. and equipped, including 9
& Sis's ssIt 81 heat { Sss SSSsS a. s.es
MODERN GRIN. HOMES WITH Is GA:
z aSs shssf sa %f9e w.sss
MI legE Y e.. saArrx ss,,ss' III sG Gii..
At less than 5 times the annual renta!
ss,h rented 4 So Hsnth ana ss:
sn son: ssrs p5s sS $780,
zss ,,s 18th 81 Il. + ss.HIsSs4. sSsHISzfrn Ma o4,s
4-family nat Good white ne. section;
a.ys ,ns rented. s.t. BATH large back porch; al
3439 14th St NV. CO. 6Os6.
NV; NV; ARTs q UNITS CAN ADD 9 MORE;
sSoooS ssns ' soooc Rsts EQUITY $685. iS9
sssts,. sssa iSssss sss'n.
Is UNTTs-NEW APT. S46, 900.
FINE eoks ssssd .'s :a5oSo 55sass
Income So ,155 per VI. Leased.
~ SAN MiDsassf sSafy enslD aBAs sfsrts soS osSn'.D
ov.roo.as sH4yyr ssg ~ i. APT x..S,s:ton s15s
''n' nA Ssi SS:S;SSs Ss%is ssSis' ssSs ss,,
5 AND 6 ROOM ROW AND sEMI-DE-
tenants; reasonable price s. ana An.C,. casn pays
ments; at least l5@ return on money
n,'i!s$ s. s. sfssi 'Td z!a:Rsss0a
% sunday sunday sIai' ana Ewes. EN-. "a s4ss s@4o'
BUSINESS BUILDING
WITH LIQUOR LICENSE.
s. On !4tn 81; NV; near busy corner: 3
owner has license and will sell real estate
"a stock; property is clear and good terms
saa SRER Se Raa had Price S52Go9 }4T s,, Gsl1 Nh
zoo Investment Bldg.
FOR DEVELOPMENT.
551a ssreS more or or less. oners wanted.
MA. .S44. 10s
MIDTOWN BUILDING.
Fireproof building. beautiful tapestry
brick. SO units; 1O0fe rented showers,
dlnettes stoker fired; long-term financing.
90. Shows returns over 4Oio on cash re.
CURED. Priced less than times income
WO. 242S, MA. 1850.
LARGE DWELLING. JUST REMODELED
into apts.; near 22nd and K sts. NV
WilI pay. is to 20 per cent nett net on equity
OF $6.500. Small building asso trust. See
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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LOOK INVESTQRSI

LIE Droit Park n.w.-l1 rooms de-
tached; large lot; ideal for remodeling to
apis. tor colored. Must act quickly (steal
price,.
5 rooms, bath, h.-w.h.. elec.: me-; rents,
$32 so; price, $3.50
Downtown-Modern l4-family apart
ment building; yearly rental over $4,000.
We can deliver for less than $50, 900 if
YOU act quickly.
Large corner brick: ne; can make 6
apartments for colored; rental schedule
about $4,000 yr. Price. $7,5OO
Apartment site, south of Pa. ave. NV.
Plans for S-story building and loan COM
mltted. Sacrifice at S17,5OO.
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K st. NV MA. 0334.
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improve elec. avail. line view. ideal sum I'M
mer home; $4,000: terms. 1O-a. chicken
farm arm; bungalow. cleo, paved I'd out
house. no improve. Must sell to settle es-
tate: Sa.250: terms. Many other farms,
tracts and home sites listed.
J. T.. KELLY.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

RENT OR BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER.
inrton. r. MURDOCH, 1915 Il st. NV.
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LOANS TO sALAR1ED PEOPLE, PER-
Chattel notes. 2nd-trust lonas. Accommo-
dation loans to small merchants Personal
signature. H. c. REINER CO., 1Oll e 81,
NV. National $40
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31

All the smart world turns TO cas-
ual cottons this time OF year, and
the young verve and dash OF this
frock Is perfectly tuned with the
outdoor life. Claire Tildcn has
packed Pattern 1856 with so many
novelties, It's hard 10 know where
to begin. For one thing that side
buttoning Is very striking. There's
q new flourish TO the neckline, too,
as II crosses over In curve to the
side closing--a very flattering and
unusual effect! The front waist
seam brings further news interest
In twin peaks, placed high enough
TO leave your waist and hips slim
and smooth. The back waist Is held
in neatly by darts; gathers at the
shoulders are soft and attractive.
Take your choice OF two sleeve
styles-one pulled and tucked; the
other In tiny, cool caps. And don't
forget to give spirited accent to all
the style highlights by outlining
them In ric-rac. Choose a cool. gay
cotton fabric for this frock that's
SO easy to make under the Sewing
Guides directions.
Pattern 1856 is cut In misses sizes
IL. IL. 10, 10 and 20. Size IS re-.
quires 3 ga yards IS inch fabric and
3 IA yards ric-rac.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS n5cl In
coins for this pattern. WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS
AND STYLE NUMBER.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31
BRUSH AWAY FROM
FACE, FOR EVENING

For evening or to wear with
DRESSER clothes the roll is brushed
upward away from the face. This,
too, is something you can learn to
do yourself
For home care of the hair, two
things are absolutely necessary
says Joan Clair. hair authority. "A
good permanent wave. And bot
tic OF Wave-sct lotion OF finest
quality"
Miss Clair points out that setting
ringlets with water is likely TO be
difficult for the amateur. But she
warns against thick, bargain wave
set lotions which sometimes leave
a grayish film on the hair.
The expert also thinks that,
whenever possible, hair should be
dried In the sunshine. It ought 10
be brushed and brushed and brush
ed before the shampoo and, after
ward, rinsed and rinsed and rinsed
until you are one hundred per cent
certain that not a trace OF soap
remains.
Use q bland liquid shampoo, OF
course. A cake OF soap never should
be rubbed directly on the hair.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31

The real cowboy songs you'd hear
out on some western cattle ranch
what fun to round up the crowd.
spend an evening warbling those old
favoritcS. Red River Valley" a
love song of the cowboys, is one that
everybody enjoys. SO open your
songbooks and sing
From this valley they say you are
going,
We will miss your bright eyes and
sweet smile;
For they say you are taking the
sunshine.
That brightens Our pathway a
while"
Or zip into a rip-roaring ditty
like Going Down To Santa Fc
Town" II begins:
"Oh we saddle old Paint and away
we go,
We're goin' down to the rodeo."
In the mood for a laugh? THE
Stutterin' Cowboy" Is your dish.
I'VE all followed Bill one night clear
into town,
We all knew he was goin' TO call on
Miss Brown"
Many are the Jolly times you'll
have singing the favorites In the
new edition of our songbook. Con-
tains 10 cowboy airs complete with
words. music and piano accompani-
ments; the six newly added songs
have guitar accomplishments be-
sides. Includes Goodbye. Old
Paint" The Last Great Round
Up"
Send Zoe IN coin for yeur copy
of POPULAR COWBOY SONGS 10
the Waterbury Democrat Elome
Service, e5s sixth Ave-, New Yerk,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31

paralysis. Cold or Ice bag 10 the
head IN these circumstances is good
treatment.
Alkali
Would n small amount OF bicar.
Donate OF soda for gas IN stomach
have any effect other than TO re-
licvc acldity and aid belchlngP
N v. 81
Ans. No III effect. II an alkali TO
neutralize excessive acidity isneed.
cd frequently, recommend ten
grains OF calcium carbonate rs pre-.
fcrable 10 soda.
Purg.
What cffect would two table,
Bpoonfuls OF castor oil and table,
spoonful OF orange Juice have II
given mixed 10 an elderly person
who Is very weak from eating very
little? I'd. r.
AnS.--Tt seems harsh treatment.
should think such large dose
would increase the weakness and
vital depression.
protected by John +, Ollie Coz
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31

says tonight"
ready evening reading and early-to-bcd as he 49,
WORKING GIVES HER AN OUT
meetings deadly perfect abb for skipping all these In
bother invitations All her
Cnuay by telling what good they
working weekly
he nal
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31
HOME SERVICE

Have you u household problem
10 solve? Write your question
cl,Nrly, sign your name and ad.
drTs. enclose u three cent postage
stamp and mail 10 The Womans
EfitOr, Washington Service Bu-
reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
street, Washington, -, g., for u
personal reply.
q. How should waXed floors b.
kept clean9
A. Sweep with soft brush Of
mop that is entirely free from oil
OIL softcns wax and should never
be used on II, About once a week the
floor should be given a more thor
Uugh cleaning with n cloth Wrung
out OF warm sonpy water, or mois-
tened with turpentinc or gasoline
Water dullS and Whilcns q WaXed
floor and though the color and
Iuster may be restored by polishing
labor may be saved by using tur-
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Clarifying
Yourself
~ Alsnta IawA
NEA Service star Writer
BY Alicia Hart

Summer 1910 version OF the up
swept couture Is good news for the
girl who Is pretty handy with pins
and curriers' and can coax waves
back into place after swim,
Unlike the starkly severe, all
too-reyealing upswept OF a few sea-
sons ago, this summers is slightly
casual although neat and tidy and,
best of ALL definitely in the two
way category,
During day hours, the hair Is
worn in thick, soft roll-achieyed
by pinning damp hair in tiny hing
lets all around the head, letting
them dry, then brushing them up
ward over the finger, leaving the
crown of the head straight and
smooth. The clever amateur hair
dresser can do this easily herself.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31

it is possible to
find what you
want. But let me
suggest that if
you can't match
your color, don't
get a shade or two
off. Get a definite
contrast in tone
such as an almost
b ] ack green
against grass
green; or go to a
different color
such as pale straw
color. Or If you
W ant the dark
tone con slider a
green blue or
some color which
is in a stripe or
pattern in the
cushions on your
furniture. w hen
the house is gray,
gray aw nings
fit in and will
blend with most
colors. With a red
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-31
IMPORTED BAGS

Exquisitely lovely In both mate
rials and designs are the newest
imported bags shown in an exclu-
sive New York shop. One beige bag
with an all-over embroidery design
In dull gold has an antique mounting
set with a unique stone on the top
of which Is carved a tiny frog. Two
heavy braided cords form the ham
dies. Another bag Is stitched on each
side TO portray two Jungle scenes.
A third. In shades OF green and biege.
Is embroidered with birds and tiny
flowers. its mounting set with
antique carnelian.
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sic TIHH DUuH IUIu OI III VHU UHTRUTb HHU WHTNuU
OF all the tough spots,
SO IL may comfort her 10 learn that there adj
yantagcs as well as disadvantages TO being working
wife,
SHE'LL BE TOO BUSY FOR BOREDOM
IN the first place, she won't be boed--not for q
minute-ior the simple reason that she won't have q
minute IN which 10 be bored
And with all the discontinued, young bridge. playing
wives there are today, that Is a great advantage,
Then too the working wife Is not likely TO be jea
OF her husband. 1t takes time TO wonder II man
rs having lunch with pretty girl, or " he really had
good Tor being late the night before The working
wife hasn't time for such suspicious.
Also there will be no resentment when her hug.
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PRACTICAL WINDOW
TREATMENT

A practical and attractive window
treatment 10 10 build q easing OF
narrow shelves at each side and
above the window, with closed
closets or long shelves underneath.
The shelves might contain books
or colorful ornaments; the closet
beneath would be q fine storage
space for playing cards, score sheets
pencils, extra aShtrayS, any small
incidentals, or even extra linens.
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TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST; Gra p cfruit
Juice, Goldfish cakes, egg sauce,
toast, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON. Black bean
soup, fresh vegetable salad,
cheese biscuits, assorted sugar
candles, tea, milk.
DINNER: Sa mon souffle,
cream sauce, steamed rice,
green peas, lettuce. and grape
fruit salad, raspberry Ice, coffee
milk.
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II would probably be easier iol
the couple 10 take n long honey
moon trip after many years OF
marriage, than 10 take long one
NJ the very beginning, when they
do not yet have much In common,
Their previous interest In court
ship has had 10 change itS form,
now that they have won each 9TH
or, II they are keen, though, they
will keep the essence OF CourtShlp,
until their new status rs husband
and wife FITS them like an old coat,
The streamlinod honeymoon, free
from useless show, Is the ono that
gets It's honeymooncrB somewhere,
Relieved Of everyday disturbances,
the couple learn TO know each other
~ husband and wife and build q
foundation for lasting tolerance and
cooperation.
NEXT; The First Big TIN.
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from her kin, or
10 draw attention
10 the fact that
now this woman
belongs TO this
man So today the
honeymoon exists
for the sake OF
the honeymoon.
ers,
To be cut of
from their friends
and their regular
work or play for
an INDEFINITE time
IL upposed TO
help I hom TO
make the m oSt
OF their new op.
portunity,
Some forget the
purpose Of tho
honeymoon an d
think OF II as a
chance 10 impress
their acqua mt
eB with o
honeymoon trip
m ore expensive
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afford Others forget that ordinar.
lily busy people often find a long
vacation boring,
A short and simple honeymoon
which rs also inexpensive, Is the
one most apt TO serve the couple
as n means OF getting acquainted
without becoming tried OF each
others company, Anything very
ambitious In the way OF n honey
moon Is liable 10 end In the dol
drums,