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TRIANGLE MOTOR CO,
JA01 p Ave Mt nAcaf,,r R9n0

FORD 1888 Tudor trunk sedan: powerful
and economical S5-h.p. motor, rubber and
duced to sell on sight for 1915. L. P.
Steuart, Inc. 1928 14th st. NV. Decatur
ARn9
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FORD 1885 2-door sedan; finished in
golden beige. dandy motor, flne rubber, very
clean interior, fne radio: only S275. l.. P.
Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th st. NV. Decatur
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FORD 1897 coupe: finished in black, per
feet performing s5-h.p motor; Blue Ribbon
guarantee 5tdYead ts aoIoR SIea Go ss down.
14Ql r I Ave e Oecatnr R3OG.
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FORD 1887 de luxe Fordor touring sedan;
imma culate. jet-black finish, hne tires.
perfect performing Ship. motor; truly an
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cHERNER MOTOR CO.

17l1 Florida Ave. NV. Hobart 5UUU.
FORb 1888 Tudor sedan; original black
finish and interior same as new condition:
very good tires: reduced to S399:. guaran-
teed: easy terms: liberal trade allowance.
1aAo Good HAM Rd 6 II II onz7
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TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.,

" I1LIAN0JLE CO.,
14O1 r. l. Ave. NE. Decatur 1902.
FORD 1887 de luxe model s5 Tudor trunk
sedan: radio. very clean: owner can handle;
S25 cash, $50 month. Box 445-A. Star. =
FORD. 1887 Tudor trunk; radio, heater,
special horns. gun-netal gray finish. clean
interior; motor; tires excellent; S337:
Mercury and Lincoln-Zephyr Dealers
and Distributors,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Continued

DODGE 1898 sedan: beautiful condition.:
S265; terms, SO cash. SIS month Roper
Motor. 1aN R. / ne.
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FORD 1895 de luxe Fordor touring sedan,
2nd series. formerly owned by wealthy
retired businesswomen Of Bethesda; 1t is
spotlessly clean inside and out and will
stand close inspection: actual mileage.
$4,000; 4 new tires; priced for quick sale
MERSON-THOMPSON.
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer,
nRkQ Wis Ave WI K1QK
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FORD 1880 coupe; only $3.50: liberal trade
and easiest terms. A real Cher1er bargain
in an almost-new. low-mileage car: thor
ouehly CHERNER1zED and sold with a
new-car guarantee. See and drive this
car before buying: for real economy it
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FORD 1895 de luxe convertible coupe;
radio, heater; best in D.. c.: S315; trade,
terms; lady owner. DI. 1876.
FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor; very fnest
mechanical condition, interior exceptional,
finished in black. all tires excellent; Blue
Ribbon guarantee: reduced to S47S; easy
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CHEVROLET 1910 special; 1000 miles by
owner; sacrlfce practically all equity: take
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FORD 1884 de luxe s5 coupe. This car
had been dSven only 1000 miles. 1t is ab-
solutely spotless from bumper to bumper
See 1t and Judge for yourself. $575.
ROYAL MOTOR CO.. PACKARD DEALERS.
KennedN ST NJ W PA HE1l
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80" special 4-door trunk sedan:
adio. heater. beautiful two-tone finish in
black and gray. white-wall tires: 81 ,O95:
most liberal terms in city and written guar
antee SUPERIOR MOTORS, 14th and P
StS Dnnnnt 2nl
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DE SOTO de luxe coupe, 1898: beautiful
motor in splendid Condition, p like new
tires, interior spotless: NOW S545 L. P.
Steuart Inc, 1926 14th st. NV. Decatur
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FORD 1890 coupe: s5-h.p. engine: new-car
appearance; owner unable to continue pay
ments, will sacrifice for balance due finance
company. only S447. See Mr., Palmer.
State Finance Co.. 10th and H sts. NV.
FORD 1899 "s5' Tudor sedan; one of the
cleanest cars In town and it's Butler Bonded.
Give il your most critical inspection.
Priced unusually low for immediate sale at
only S541 Lee 2. Butler, Inc. 1l21 21st
ct n u III 1o1S
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CHEVROLET 1896 master coach; gray
nniSh, OK. motor. very good tires. clean
interior: will give you many thousands Of
miles Of excellent service for S2S5 PACK
ARD, gath and sts. NV. Republic Ol45
CHEVROLET 1897 two-door sedan. 6 cyl.
necticut WO S4Ol
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sCHERNER MOTOR CO..
1r11 Florida Ave NV Hobart hnnn

- - : ~ ~. nts. He. ", 11ooals oooo.
FORD 1895 roadster. radio and heater;
good paint and very clean upholstery;
excel. motor: 1885. Call Mr.. Lowry,
MichiRan 4007
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DE SOTO 1898 4-door trunk sedan: .
hS e aa and eqGd okeF
and you'll agree it's q bargain at only
S567. Lee D; Butler, Inc. 1921 21st st.
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DE SOTO 1888 4-door touring sedan: q
demonstration will convince you that this
IS an outstanding bargain for S495: ap-
24th and Sts. NV RE Ol4h
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FORD 1898 Tudor touring; fully recondi-
toned exceptionally nice in every way.
finished in black; guaranteed; reduced to
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CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe sport
sedan; very attractive car with excellent
paint, and 5 like-new tires interior i'm
maculate: See and drive this real value
today. NOW 1915. l.. P. Steuart, Inc,
1875 l4th st NV Decatur ASOa
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DE SOTO 1888 4-door touring sedan blue
mnisn: ,atal radio and heater. 5 like-new tires,
MOI motor IulIy guaranteed and will give you
SSteuart' Inc, 1925 14th st. NV. Decatur
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CHEVROLET 1899 two-door sedan, g cyl,
super de luxe; immaculate: $500 Flood
Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut WO S4O1
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CADILLAC 1899 5-passenger 4-door tour
ing sedan, go special very large trunk. OK
radio, heater, defroster: this beautiful car
is in unusually fine condition; it certainly
had remarkable care; Sl,575. c. c, C.
Guaranty: Capitol Cadillac Co, 1222 22nd
st. NV. MA. 1900. Open Sun and eve
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CHEVROLET 1899 business coupe; suitable
for either business or pleasure, perfect
out. Reduced to only S4S1, Lee d. Butler,
Inc. 11ol ol ST G n " nI lois
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TRIANGLE MOTOR CO,
1401 r. I. Ave. NE. Decatur 63O2
FORD 1895 Tudor sedan: gray: $3.50.
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nnish very clean upholstery. fine tires oiaoS az
SSiotor, NO Blue Ribbon guarantee; S25 down.
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MERCURY 1889 4-door trunk sedan: origi-
nal black finish, over-drive. driving light,
white-wall tires. custom seat covers since
TOWN AND coUNTRY MOTORS.
Mercury and Lincoln-Zephyr Dealers
and Distributors
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trdLs1MOUTH 1899 de luxe 4-door tourino
ann aTuan I-oWner car: low mileage: neW-car
rr arpoeafa ance Fully guaranteed. Only $500
a. afsGe SH ana term terms Also 1899 de luxe 2@door
al, a S2a4- SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, :333 Car.
-0A 81. TAX PIX. d. c. Randolph S416
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CHRYsLER 1899 Victoria coupe; very at
MECHANICALLY and in appearance fully
CnerneriZed and fully guaranteed: q real
ouy at this low price of S689.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
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pLd9MonTH fsdsn 1895 de. luxe 4-door touring
stend;r e1d vet PACK hnish; 1-owner car: OUT
a5s aa5soe anc terms. SCHLEGEL e. GOLDEN
2.,f 81 carroll ST., TAX. PIX. D. C, RsndoInh
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DE SOTO 1885 4-door trunk; hydraulics;
| all-steel body; floating power; fine tires:
exceptionally clean; 1853; E-Z terms. Lin
coln o Park Motors. 141 18th st. ne. AT.
Evening star., 1940-05-23

CHEVROLET 1897 2-door sedan: black Duco
finish: in Al mechanical condition; special
ms week. S325, Wisconsin Motors. 1045
WISCONSIN ave MI 900
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DE SOTO 1885 .2-door trunk sedan:
original black finish, good tires, and 1t
runs perfectly; real bargain at only
Sl65; Pohanka Service, 1926 goth st. NV.
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DE SOTO 1897 4-door touring sedan; ex-
cellent black finish, motor thoroughly over
nauled and guaranteed, very good tires
and spotless interior; low price, now S425.
l. r Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th st. NV.
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ffLYMCUTH latest 1887 de luxe town Sc
St eam oaalL-ln trunk, 10000 miles, uuhol
Ntrsy... Sttsry. nnlSh like new car, dual HThts
sbsolSteiy SrS iftc excellent motor and tires in
psifs; can hardly be told from new. S3fs
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u MOUTH 1895 4-door touring sedan
" ITadeo on new Chrysler by Commander in
Us. y; .. Coast Guard; has been kept in ga a.
ras: Iase: IN new-car condition.; it will paw
cciea, 10 orive any distance to buy this
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

THE high style significance
Il achieved by wash fabrics during
the last several years is nothing
less than epoch making. Inspired
by the amazing cottons and linens
and spun rayons and kindred
weaves at their command, design
ers are turning out wash apparel
that is writing a thrilling chapter in
fashion history.
Now that we have come to recog-
nize the adaptability Of modern
washables to every phase of all
purpose wear, ranging from the
most casual, utilitarian and infor-
NAL to formal occasion, women who
understand the art of dress are feel
ing the urge to plan their wardrobe
entirely from play and workaday
clothes to formal dinner gowns and
party frocks in terms Of smart wash
materials.
To tell of the multitudinous wash
fabrics producers are turning out
this season would be a task in vain.
However, there are highspots that
deserve mention. There are the
cotton gabardines in delectable pas
tells that tailor beautifully for slack
suits and sports frocks. Crinkled
seersuckers have taken a new lease
on life. You can get them in sturdy
weave or so exquisitely sheer they
will prove a delight for summer
wear. AS to the new piques so high
ly important this season, you won't
be able to resist the cyelet embroid-
cred versions. The printed piques,
too, are lovely.
AS to the fascinating chambrays
now so modish (be sure to make a
note of chambray for it is tremen-
dously importantly the newer types
have been refined to a degree of
nicely in touch, texture and lovely
coloring that makes them not to be
resisted. The same may be said of
dimities lin demand for both for
mails and informals), there is a
crispness about modern types that
adds sprightliness to the mode.
When you see the dainty afternoon
and party frocks fashioned of sweet
ly feminine Jennie Lind muslins
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

loped dish to the table and toss the
raw salad, then taking it to the table,
too. The potato chips can be on the
table as soon as it is set. Also at the
same time I will start the electric
percolator going, in the dining room,
so that folks who want hot coffee with
their dinner may have it.
ESCALLOPED SEA FOOD and
CHICKEN-2 cups finely cut lobster
meat, 2 cups diced chicken Canned
chicken may be used for dicing)
2 cups chopped shrimp (remove the
black line) IA cup chopped parsley
(sprinkled with juice of 1-2 lemon)
3 cups white sauce and 1 cup buttered
bread crumbs.
Butter well a large size baking dish.
Stir chopped parsley into white sauce.
Cover bottom of baking dish with two
cups chicken, pour over one cup of
white sauce, next add two cups of
shrimp, add another cup of white
sauce, lastly add lobster and final cup
of white sauce. Sprinkle top with
buttered bread crumbs. Bake at 400
for $3.50 minutes.
RAW VEGETABLES SALAD
cups chopped red cabbage, 2 cups
chopped celery, 2 cups diced cumcum-
bers,f ID. endive cut in small pieces, /
bunch watercress, 1 Glove garlic chop
ped very fine, lettuce, French dressing.
Cut up cabbage, celery and cucumbers,
season lightly with salt. Place in ice
box. Cut endive in small pieces, also
water cress. Place together in bowl
unsalted. Just before serving mix two
sets of vegetables together, add chop
ped garlic, French dressing and serve
an bed of crisp lettuce.
F RIGIDAIRE STRAWBERRY
SHORTCAKE-(serves six) 1 pint
Strawberries, IL cup confectioners
sugar, cup whipping cream, sponge
cake. Wash, hull and cut berries, add
sugar. Cut sponge cake 3-4 of an inch
thick to fit Frigidaire tray. Spread
berries over cake. Add layer of plain
mousse. Place in freezer to become
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
Knit Cape Suit Is
Ideal for Travel
Most Practical Outfit That
Will Not Wrinkle.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS

The most practical costume for
flying, cruising, motoring or travel
ing in any manner is the wool knit
cape suits they are showing this
spring. These three-piece suits
don't wrinkle. If you drop off to
sleep for a few moments you don't
wake up in a mess of wrinkles.
You arrive at your destination look
ing pert and well groomed.
The revived interest now so evil
dent in knit apparel is accounted
for in that the newer travel, resort,
country club and about town knit
ted clothes are being styled up to
the mark of high fashion. All style
points are observed such as gored
and pleated skirts. Some of the
last word types even take on such
ultra accents as a low fullness for
the skirt with heightened jackets or
tops that achieve the new long-torso
silhouette. Other of these voguish
skirts that come in the seasons
smartest knitted suits have deep
yoke effects.
You can get wool knits in the
sWankest of two and three piece
suits that include jacket, skirt and
cape. There's real service for you
in an ensemble that includes a knit
ted cape that can be worn with light
dresses this summer.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

that strew wee fioWerets in a pretty
confusion of colors over a sheer
background, it's a safe guess you
will be indulging in more than one
Of these gay little hatterers. We
must not forget to call attention to
the stunning huge plaids of sheer
texture. These are designs to go
anywhere and everywhere this sum-
mer.
When you start out in quest of
washable cotton or spun rayon
prints keep in mind that the smart
est this season are in gray and
white, especially the new polka dots
which are all the rage this season.
Yellow and gray prints are also
in high fashion.
Another interesting feature
brought out at the wash apparel
show held in Chicago this spring
was the Importance of stripes.
Stripes of every conceivable inter
probation from high-colored gypsy
and candy stripes to fetching
stripes in pastels, also floral stripes
and other novelty stripes were
stressed throughout the entire pro-
gram of voguish washables.
The working of stripes in clever
design has become a fascinating
pastime with designers. Note how
artfully stripes have been juggled
for the dress pictured to the left
in the illustration This attractive
model is fashioned of woven spun
rayon in pencil stripe. The pockets
and front panel reveal a diagonal
working of stripes.
To the right in the group, candy
stripes of rough weave turf cloth in
striking colors are manipulated to
advantage with the result of achiev-
ing a most pleasing back view as
well as being attractively styled
throughout
The girl seated in the foreground
has on frock that boasts a circu-
lar skirt and the new corselet treat
ment at the waistline The ma
terial for this dress is a spun rayon
sport print that subscribes very eff
fectively to the vogue for novelty
stripes.
(Released by Western Newspaper UniOnJ
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
SltDar
att1 SrttP
By
ELISABETH
ELISABETH
Observation-Disclosures,

I haven't had a party for a very
long time, and because I've helped my
readers plan so many successful par
ties, l think it's high time I begin to
think of one of my own. l like the
idea so popular today in smart circles
Of entertaining a small group at din
ner prior to a dance and that's what
am planning to do. This need not be
a tremendous chore as the menu have
worked out is simple and practical
and since the greater part of the
preparation can be done in the earlier
part Of the day, I shall have mini
mum of cleaning up to do before Ieav-
ing for the dance. The service will
naturally be buffet and everyone will
do his share to keep things rolling
smoothly. l shall have eight people
and this is what I will serve.
Manhattan cocktail with cheese
popcorn
cocktail frankforts livery coId)
cream cheese and anchovies on
bread
Escalloped Sea Food and Chicken
Potato Chips Raw vegetable salad
Coffee
Frigidaire strawberry shortcake
CREAM CHEESE and ANCHOVIES
on BLACK BREAD-Cut coarse black
bread in very thin slices and cut into
rounds with round cookie cutter. Mix
one package Philadelphia Cream
Cheese win 2 teaspoons of cream and
L teaspoon mayonnaise. Spread on
rounds of bread. Top with Anchovies.
The above may be prepared several
hours in advance, covered with wax
ice box. 49,
While my friends are nibbling the
last of the hoes d'oeuvres 1 shall re-
pair to the kitchen and take the escal-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD

PIT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD
Because we have heard the ridicu-
lous adage, Beauty is only skin
deep" so frequently, many of us take
fhe attitude that if a swift glance in
the mirror tells us that all is well, we
are off to a good start. And perhaps
we are off to a good start, but it is
more than the start that counts.
Wear Sensible Shoes for Work and
Sports
It has been some time now since we
have discussed feet with an eye to
beauty but, under most circumstances,
it is our feet that not only give us our
start but carry US through the day
and evening with minimum of con-
sideration. Too often we are likely to
buy shoes because they are so cute, or
because they make our feet look
smaller or because the heel is so grace
full. Not that l would for a minute
advocate shoes that are ugly. Scuffed
toes. rundown heels, heavy soles can
ruin the best outfit but shoes that are
not comfortable can ruin face and a
disposition. A shoe that combines
beauty and comfort is the ideal solu-
ton, but, if that is impossible, it is far
better to sacrifice a little foot beauty
rather than limp around attracting
attention to the fact that your shoes
are misftted or highly inappropriate
for the occasion.
IF you have a job, or do Homework,
or go in for walking or active sports,
you should wear a sensible shoe by
day, A good stylish oxford looks far
better in an Office than a spike-heeled,
toeless shoe which was designed pri-
marily for evening glamour. There is
nothing more foolish than a girl trip
ping over desks, files and sundry fur
niture just because she thinks high
heels are a necessary part of her cos
tune. Save your dainty, fimsy slip
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
Print Ensemble Is
Seasons FavOrite

Full-length wool coats lined with
silk print to match an accompany
ing dress are seen in both casual
and formal afternoon ensembles. In
the casual group is red silk print
dress with an all around pleated
skirt accented with pleated pocket
flaps on skirt and bodice. This is
topped by a fitted navy wool coat
buttoned from neck to hem, and
lined with the print of the dress.
A more formal ensemble employs
a Persian pattern silk print for the
dress, with gently fared skirt and
softly draped and ruffled bodice.
The accompanying full-length prin-
cess coat of gray wool has elaborate
trapunto embroidery on the sleeves
and bodice.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
Paris Flashes

Very slim lines is the new
trend.
Halo bonnets that tie under the
chin are worn.
Chic Parisiennes are wearing
short fur jackets about town.
Tri-color theme of red, white
and blue continues important.
Molyneaux promotes the idea
of the apron dress with success.
Taffy, caramel, beige and nat
ural leather colors are favored.
Oxblood red leather access
series give color to daytime suits.
Jet buttons are new looking on
daytime frocks of sheer black
wool.
Sophisticated robes de style are
fashioned of smart cottons and
lnsns.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

pers for evening if you want to save
your job.
Don't Wear Tight Shoes
And if your feet aren't as small as
you would like, don't try to conceal
the fact by wearing shoes that are too
tight. 1t is very easy to tell if shoe
doesn't fit its wearer and it will make
you appear ridiculous besides doing
untold damage to your health. Your
feet carry the entire weight of your
body and unless they receive the
proper treatment, they will rebel. And
when they rebel, you will discover to
your chagrin, that beauty is more than
skin deep. You'll wonder where you
ever acquired those cross-looking
frown lines, that strained look around
your eyes. Strange as it seems, ill
fitting shoes affect your posture, your
walk, your face and your figure.
And after all, if I must appeal fore
most to your vanity, summer is only
a few months away and you will soon
be exposing your toes at the beaches
and pools. Then you will be sorry if
they are marked and red-looking.
Start today to get them in condition.
Apply a little hand lotion to those
rough spots after each bath. Take
inventory of your shoes and decide
just which ones really fit properly and
which you bought as a camouf1age.
Make up your mind to be good to your
feet and they will serve you well in
return.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
frRttp RRtkfurn Il
ARtlt ShuppF

The most modern and luxurious of
beauty parlor conveniences are pro-
vided customers at Irene Beclford's
new beauty salon which she has just
opened at 100 fremont Street, corner
Northampton. She will conduct her
business there under her original name
of IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE.
The premises have been beautifully
renovated. The color scheme is or
child and yellow, with the former pre-
dominating. Old and new customers
will be cordially welcome at any time
and they are assured of the continu-
ance of the same courteous and effici-
ent service for which Irene's Beauty
Shoppe is widely known and appreci-
ated.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
Print Sheers Are
Smart for Spring

Shades of gray and white are
printed in plaid formation on a
sheer dress and jacket ensemble ad-
mirably suited to spring luncheon
or an afternoons shopping in town.
The jacket is long and fitted and
boasts two pocket flaps on either
side. The neckline is trimmed with
a jabot of frothy white organdy.
Pink roses printed on white tor
the bodice, and on black for the
skirt, are the motif for an afternoon
dress of soft chiffon. A detachable
apron Of the pink and black print
ties on over the skirt with a wide
sash and bow to make it even
more dressy
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

Gloves this season are in a highly
decorative mood. Even the SIM
plest gloves for general wear are
apt to be tucked or shirred or other
wise cunningly furbelowed. The
eight-inch rich rayon Kayspun glove
designed by Natascha as here pic
tured eloquently interprets the pres
ent trend toward decorative detail,
which in this instance is expressed
in a heavy lace panelling up the
sides. The accompanying bag has
the same lace applied as the long
gloves. This very chic twosome of
bag and gloves is available in white,
black or navy.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
Little Flower Hat
Versus Huge Brims

Which shall it be-a little flower
hat or breton or sailor, big and
bold of brin? The answer is, you
must have both in your millinery
wardrobe for spring and summer.
Navy or black straw for the big
brimmed hats and for the Powered
hat, loads of confetti colored veil
ing. Fruit on hats is as fashion
able as flowers this season.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27
Persian Influence
In Spring Attire

The Persian influence extends to
Longing attire in costume shown
by a New York designer. The
trousers are fitted tightly at the
ankle, and the blouse has full bal
loon shaped sleeves. A wide scarf
with tasseled ends is wrapped
round and round the waist to COM
plete the Oriental effect.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

very cold, but do not freeze. Garnish
with few fresh berries.
PLAIN MOUSSE cup whipping
cream, IA cup powdered sugar -
teaspoon vanilla, 1-16 teaspoon salt,
l egg white.-Whip cream, add pow
dered sugar and vanilla. Fold in
stiffly beaten egg white to which salt
has been added. Pour into freezing
tray. Freeze without stirring.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-27

What are your beauty prob
lens? Write Marie DoaUninq,
LdrieuSe Beauty Foundation,
Room 521-319 North Fourth
St., st. Louis, Mo-, and she aOiU
be glad to an810er them. Be sure
to enclose a seIf-dddressed
STAMPED enyeIO1e.