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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-03-27

The President made significant
statement when he said, at press
conference, that the lend-lease bill
does not restrict aid to any particular
group Of countries, but can be ex-
tended to cover other nations if the
Ineed arises.
Obvious tactic in this was to assure
the small Balkan powers that America
would help them too if they resisted
NaZl invasion. England is moving
Heaven and earth in an effort to i'm
prove her position in Europe, and to
create a strong front against Hitler.
1t is highly questionable, however,
IF the frightened Balkan governments
can be Swayed now. Hitler's immense
I"gons are ominously close, and the
L. S. is far away. Britain has little
to spare in the way of aircraft, mech
Ianlzed equipment and fighting ships.
Best military opinion holds that most
Of the small countries will accept
Axis protection"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08
HAND BAGS

LADIES' S UM MFR HAND Gs-solid white. pasteis in simulated feathers and fabrics, ell styles. Res. ei.00. 00M July Clearance Sale. 0AV LADIES' SUNNI FIR HAND BA0s-Capeskins and fabrics. Whites. pastels. Reg. ol0e. July clssEanos 0T EH sale. e........ss..es X4e ' v Reg. e3.es. @0 MA
 July Clearance sale &sW sW&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08

SPECIAL CLEAN UP LOT BOYS SWEATERS = Zip. per fronts. Reg. price 43.OO. July July ss.. olssF- Sf.00
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08
BIG REDUCTIONS ON LINENS AND DoMEsTICs

27 IN. WIDE WHITE OUTING FLANNEL-Reg. price i5c yd. July Clearance %AM Sale, yd. .........,.. 14O PILLOW TTCKS-Made of best grade 8 oz. A c A ticking. Blue and white stripes. Reg. price 35c each. July Clear eNHM
 ance Sale, ca. -...... AAN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-08

There never time when it would be more 10 your ddvontoge to stock up than right now. Our resuIor lines of stondord merchandise only are offered at these July Clearance Sale Prices.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
YYy AYrr-~

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Applicants must be % to
40 years of age, S it. Z ins. to
6 #. 2 ins. in height and must
weigh in proportion GAO to
225 pounds.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT D1V1SION-J,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
seth and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash, D. C.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
tContinued.)

ANTIQUEs Of every description. Including
English silver. porcelain figurines and
sns from rare rsn coSnss sGsSton Si y
crown derby. royal Vienna tea sets. and
same makers marks IN plates. Statler
Galleries. 1410 NV. Republic 1927. IA
BAKERY EaUIPMFNT- and 8 pan gas
Hobart (complete), Dutchess cutter. mix
drainers' 1sx24 steel roll pans. Q and 10 in
mace, bun ieiy Rss fIier and and slsss sss display
stands. 1873 B st. Sc Franklin I12O.
BEp-In That Friendly store, BELL sTbR-
AGE. AGE. Is & 2 2-Piece Bed-Davenpo5t Suite.
nox h Ees Rsfs sssTfsns' sfs Msp. sGs Bsd ISd
room; s4s H. Beds, s7s5. LivIng Room
ss3Pc, With f1N4TP sliP coysrs .s2S open ETA At
$3.50. Open EVENINGS"
Bed Twin Bed With Good Platform
Quality Piece, MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY.
BELL, Large Junior ' Dining Room
pinettel. Solid Hardrock Maple PC.
He hhsrsprne COZ spEne
Gnti e i BELL ELL sHokAde 4 ae sssS 7sso Foar Resn
svRarsos. issRih sss NV oe0rsia $780, OPEN
sdRG1s ZEE ss2 sDrRs FhrY zee AsA AcME FoKs aI2E
SI5ss SSES j SfqS5S p75ItIs ssd rFaS
Lovely Duncan Phyfe Mahogany Dinette. -
ACME MOVING & STORAGE. 461s I4th
81. NV. Georsia 1000. open NIGHTS. "
BEDROOM SUITES and other contents Of
Tel. DU. 1896, Mr.. Maddox, for appoint
BEDROOM SUITE. waterfall walnut. s55:
mshogany.. S95; blond. S105: blond maple
walnut, ss6.s0: waterfall s5775: lined
oak. $3.50: Honduras mahogany. 9-pc
yaue1 mshos Sa5 aPe dPetts blue sss ys9g!
many period pices; sofa bed suites So so
80. .95: youth beds, cribs. training chairs
high chairs. play pens, carriages Airing
COMPARISON Out Of the high-rent dis.
trict. We will not be undersold. Furniture
Marts g locations). OPEN EVENINGS
Follow the crowds to 5000 Wilson blvd
and 315 No. Glebe I'd. Arlington, Va
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pc. maple. S37 .s5
One Of many bargains. Armchairs. ma
hogany. S11 %; platform rocker, S17.1O:
bookcases. S6; lounge chair and ottoman
only at this price. OUR GUARANTEE is
If you can buy the same article else
where at any time within 10 days for less
money. return and get your money back "
NEVER UNDERsoLD. We defy ,compari-
money" OPEN EVENINGS TILL Q Pm
Two locations. Locally owned and oper-
ated. out OF the high-rent district The
FURNITURE Marts t2 locations. 315 No
Gleoe I'd. and 5000 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va
Evening star., 1941-10-14
HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN white, refined, TO live In as one
Of family; help with housework; small
salary. Hobart 2704.
WOMAN, white or colored settled. expert
enced with children, Gh.w., in small apt
Call ia. 1881.
WOMAN, general housework: experienced
with children; live in: $50 month. Shep-
herd 603S
Evening star., 1941-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-Sale Of used instruments:
12-bass Hohner, S27 so; s0-bass Hohner,
I2o.bass LeMar, S14s.5o; 120-bass Venuti,
$10950: easy terms. Republic 6212.
Kits, 1880 @ st. (middie Of the block).
china, siess. diveT, books, prints. frames,
Evening star., 1941-10-14

COLLECTOR SALESMAN,
established territory; liberal
drawing account and allow
ance for car; commission on
sales and collections; must
be experienced and give local
reference. H. Abramson Co.,
Furniture-C Clothing, 7th and
L sts. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
HELP MEN.
SALESMEk.
MEN WITH THE FOLLOW.
ING BACKGROUND

Who. in the past. have sold refrigerators.
ranges. washing machines, electrical ap-
present prioritles. are unable to get mer-
chandise to sell, we offer an opportunity
to make connection with . national
by present emergency; our organization Is
now ENJOYING highest earnings in history
of industry.
Stop in for interview and let us show you
what our present organization has accom-
pished during last few months.
| immediate liyable income Apply to 12
am. 1918 ST.. 2nd floor
Evening star., 1941-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FROM THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE RE-
sponsitle for debts incurred by any enc
other than myself. ROBERT <. BLUM
DON e05 Flower ave. Takoma Park. Nd.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. c. J. CRAMER, 900 sth st. ne. 16'
FREE DUMPING.
Dirt. brickbats, cinders. concrete, rock.
ashes at 31G0 blk Bladensburg I'd ne
For information call Hyattsville a6s5.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

BBln6S AQVerLlSemenU Unuef Stu.
Ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tees and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional
The Star is the great Want ADJ
medium Of Washington. and the rates
charged are far lower than those Of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is 50 cheap considering the results
obtained.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
MOTOR TRAVEL

CALIFORNIA VIA THE SOUTHERN ROUTE,
leaving Oct. Is: one or two, share expenses.
Wisconsin 1879.
GENTLEMAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION
to Southeastern Iowa: leave any day this
week Call Dupont 1912. 10
DRIVING PACIFIC COAST THIS WEEK.
take 8; references exchanged. co. 6319.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

MEN, young, 16 or over, with
or without bicycles or autos;
permanent work. Apply Mr..
Brinkman, 1920 New York
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

PIANOS-SteinWay. Mason & Hamlin,
Knabe. Hallet and Davis Weaver Grands,
uprlghts, spinets, apt uprights; several
medium-size uprights. $40 UP, at American
Storage, 2S01 Georgia ave. Adams 1850,
day Randolph O4Q1 night LAWSON
Evening star., 1941-10-14

4 | attachment; 3 model 500 type settlers with
y type: Booklet and Century Text No. L
2, | and ~ RnY I'D Star
Evening star., 1941-10-14

-SyE4N9E SyEN9EsA 2 .sFEK9 EFFsANNTF; z TF;c
S1B 10th 0t NV. Phone Natfonal t144.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

RADIOS, Zenith. r. C. A, Philco and
G. E radios, and combinations: large stock
to select from: liberal trade in allowance
on old sets: time payments. Spring Valley
Elec. Shop. 4s05 Mass. ave. NV. EN-. sS63.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

Successful BACKGROUND Of sales man
agement and promotion on records
DlVersided experience in merchandise.
marketing and effective distribution Of
new product
Proven ability in hiring. training. or
up franchise ofices
Initial compensation unimportant as
compared to interesting proposition Box
Evening star., 1941-10-14

RADIOS. 81 each. from storage, rebuilt in
9gg shop New Fadi9s 20 and g5s on
save 50fe. 1910 9TH ST. NV. RE. 0626.
RADIOS-Clearance sale reconditioned sets.
S495 and UP; Zenith 6-tube 3-band,
Sl9.95. Apex Radio Co. 709 9th 81.
NV Open ewes till 2.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
ARROW CAB co.

Has opening for men over 81 years of age
/ to drive, must be residents of D. c. or
| Metropolitan Area for i year: free instruc-
/ tion; can earn S25 to S35 weekly. Apply
al 10 m. promptly for further details
! 80 NJ st. ne. Ask for Mr. Booth.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

PIANO-Used Fischer grand, in verv good
condition. S395: also a nice Hardman
grand at S425 easy terms Kits, 1880
G st. middle of the block. OPEN EVE
Evening star., 1941-10-14

CURB SERVICE ATTEND
ANTS. FULL OR PART TIME
WORK; EARNINGS, $25-$40
WEEK AND MEALS; IMME-
DIATE OPENINGS. APPLY
IN PERSON, S-4, 1884 UP
SHUR ST. NV.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
United Workers Hold
Anniversary Dinner

TWENTY MEMBERS Of Unit
ed Workers Circle Of Kings
Daughters gathered last evening
1t the Medea hotel 70 mark the
33rd anniversary Of the circle,
which took place on Mar. 30.
The Easter motif was uSed for
table decorations. A glasD cart
filed with sweetpeas was used
for q centerpiece, with Z large
white Easter bunny fastened
with blue and white ribbon
streamers.
Mrs. Anna Fitness Of Detroit
and out-of-town member q the
circle was present and Mrs.
Clay w. Kull, also Of Detroit,
was q guest.
Cards followed the dinner,
with prizes going to Mrs. Charles
Mikelait, Mrs. Arthur Rosso
and Mrs. Fitness. Mira. Frank J.
Miller won the hou0epri1e.
Mrs. Ralph Bennett and Mrg.
Milon Grinnell were In charge
Of arrangements for the meet
Ing.
Mrs. Mikelait will sntertain
the group on April 10. 1t ~
Moser. place, at $50 pm.
WORD has been received here
that Katharine Ferrin, student at
Prince School In Boston, and
former residsnt Of Mount Glenn
ems, will spend her Spring vaca-
ton In Florida. the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Robert May.
M -
TWO PROMINENT MEM
BEERS Of Franz Kuhn Lodge.
Knights Of Pythias, q. Stuart
De1lott and Levi Yerls, are OBJ
serving their birthday anniver-
saries today.
THE BIRTHDAY CLUE iast
evening honorod Halpa Duuald-
son. . little late. e & trse, but
none The 49, sincerely. nis
birthday wa last pscehber 10.
HOWARD q. CHA1flrR-
m @ pki1odoaD&io, tDgyboe ~
ldept G l1puut Gesuo69 ~ :
veG1ouop A - 80 $780, 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Coming ! Events.
e svejd eeasilesieN In ssttiaS dstss end sss
changes In sssules meetings. call 1900.

Wed. Mar. 2e-snowbaM Club at the home Of Mrs. Henry
w.s %.s asa e :' e. = c'us r. III. Ao. ., Mr.,
wed Mar: aechld Study Group at the home Of Mrs
Robert Kr.uss 400 North crstot avenue. It pm.
Wed. Mar 2e-LaALot Club It the home Of Jane Moore.
Wed. Mar as-lip-readins class in McHs Room lao At
We'd Mar 3e-Kwans Club 2oth Anniversary celebration
Thurs Mar 27Marsaret Bottoms Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ter. q the home OF Mrs Theodore peGroot isc New
Thurs Mar ,71Unl..d workers !. u. os q Mr. Charlie.
Thurs Mar a7-Hoyhoek Club q ST. Louis parish Al the
home Of Mrs Elizabeth Brandenburs, North 0raot
Thurs, Mar asIoyal workers Circle Of kings Daughter.
annual dinner At verners Inn In New Baltimore. At
Thurs, Mar a7-airls Own Circle Of Kings Daushters at
Thurs. MAJ .s-or seeu. i:adsss potue1 dinner meeting
Thrs Mar 37-oeta Club q the home Of Mrs Jack Pen.
nins: iis Hish street q LAG pm.
John KRAFT Highland avenue, At 3 pm
Thurs Mar 34csrnation Club Of st. Louis parish At the
home Of Mr.. Arthur Eschsnburs lsS Eastman, At
Thurs Mar a7-second afternoon Of twoday cooking dem
on.z.tion sponsored BY wesleyan League and conam-
Thurs Mar s7-Psns discussion meeting in WV Auditor
% ssS :s, css :: $50 s rs
zms Mar 27-Rsse Club e the home Of Nra John Flood
-. G s.s i1. sssa , !: Pm n.a, and p.on q on.
T Mar beard q dzsciurs q the Garden Club II the
hons q ME- A. J. Pickman. 2ol Moro" avsnue 1t i:so
ri. Mar .ssRsbekah District No. 8. visitation in Romeo
Memhsrs meet ct Barron hall at e4S pm. tor trans
Fri, Mar. as-L 9. O. =. n Barron hall At . PM
Ir MAJ Mhatsoevsr Circle Of Kings Daushters at the
honne q Nh Alfred copcny, South 0ratiot avenue.
ct $50 pm. N4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

Breakfast Discussion
Club Holds Meeting

BOOK REVIEWS AND A
TALK on QUICKSILVER interested
the members Of the Breakfast
Discussion Club yesterday morn
Ing.
Mrs. Elsie Fox was hostess
and she was assisted by Mrs.
Frank Hack e.. Mrs. Joseph
N. Croman, ST.. took up the SUBJ
Jet Of Quicksilver. which the
members found most interest
ing. Reviews Of recent books
were given by, Mrs. N. h. Little,
Mrs. Milo Warner, Mrs. Guy
Verkler and Mrs. c. p Harwood.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Fern Dene Roth Gives
Detroit Piano Recital

suEss rresented fern pens
rjr~ = cr3rr~il Hrnthsr.s .,,Hi.
fori,,rn n Detroit assistsd hv
Emnrv weiss viofinisf With
Frances couiIiard Weiss - ac-
.comuanist
~ r..,,,. ....... ..,A.3,.-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
league Of Women Voters
Holds Election Of Officers

Caffrey, second vlce-prssidsnt;
Nrs. Charles Walters, treasurer;
Mrs. Henry G. .Jlsess. recording
secretary. and Mr.. Robert q.
silbar. corresponding secretary.
Annual reports wsrs given by
various group chairmen and de-
partmental chairmsn.
Mrs. Hugh Nsale. program
chairman, called On Mrs. =. =.
Nunneley, who couducted . quis
on the lease lend blu. n Questioo
and answer eonsidesation On La
Dor Relations was conducted BY
Mrs. Eugene Wulfman. who u
chairman Of the new study
group.
These facts were brought out:
The new Labor RelStions Act
guarantees colloctive bargain
ins, which The League supports.
Opposition to this act - not felt
70 b the cause Of strikes and II
puts the Wagner Art into effect.
When the N. 4. r. b. finds the
employer wrong, several things
may b done. Tho employer may
Be asksd to cease propaganda
against the unions. - reinstate
fired employees and he may be
finsd Tor contempt Of court.
The question wls Asjksd, "Why
are there more strikss?" and the
answer Wa that business Is
picking UP and the strikes are .
natural result.
The League favors the bill
supporting camps for military
workers.
The meeting was held at Mrs.
A. A. Thompson's, on Miller
street. The assisting hostesses at
the meeting were Mrs. Marlin
Bailey, Mrs. A. J. Pickman and
Mrs. Howard Groesbeck, Jr.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Girl Scouts to lc
King Cole Wafer

PLANS are well under way
for the Spring wstsr pageant, 70
b given during April b the
Girl Scouts IN Mount Clemens
High School pool.
All swimming students will
take part either IN watss events
or In planning and working op
other committees, and any other
Girl Scouts who are Interested
in joining In the preparations.
may meet at the High school
pool 1t four o'clock on Friday
afternoon.
The pageant will b built
around the story of Old KIM
Cole, and there II something for
everyone to DO. Senior girls met
last evening IN the Girl Scout
Headquarters 10 work on plans
with Mrs. Herbert Irish, dFec-
tor.
Among those who viii take
part viii -; Troop Z (llariners) /.
Barbara Wallace. who y % have
charge ~ ticketA Dorothy
Cattle, Viyyinia Speore Mar
guerits 6tria0al. Maroeret And
rsaA Pherna Andreas, Vera
Bommaritos 0wendolyn PsGse.
rrum Troop % vim b Marie
and 0oeofhy ua1A Harriet
O'Donnell. Carolyn YoIoy. MIL
dred Houtheofd, md Catherine
Oenewith.
Troop -, Clare1ia Jeck. Lou-
- Korta, Carolyn karwin, Mar
garet HintA 0lorin ooros,d,
Joyce Downing. Gloria Down
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
"a Guests Attend
Dickinson PTA Party

THlRTY-F0UR persons were
present yesterday afternoon ct
the Dickinson PIT. A. games
party, held at the home Of Mrs.
Walter zosplits, Riverside drive.
Table and door prizes were
donated BY Alton Noe. Door
prizes were won by Mrs. +. J..
Miller and Mrs. ]. N. Walter
Mrs. Richard DeKeteaere will
hold the next party, q card
party, on April 10, between two
and four o'clock
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Show
Will Feature
Spring Styles

a SMART COLLECTION Of
Spring clothes and q new gas
range will Be highlight Of tomor-
rows gas-cooking demonstration
ejng. sponsored Jointly BY Wes-
sloy1n League and Consumers
Sx0Wer. Doors Of the Methodist
9sprch parlors will open 1t two
O'clock.
The fashion show, presented
~ rFiehs Mercantile company.
will show the new hipline suits,
.enpeA redingotes - well q reg
ulaf dresses and coats. In hats.
the bonnet influence will be
noted, and sailors will be in
cluded. The new gaucho hats
lthat show the South American
influsncs are to be displayed.
Three kinds Of shoes to be
shown are saddle oxfords, dress
slippers Of patent and eyelet
sabardine. and brilliantly coll
ored play shoes.
Models will be Beverly Job
snd Janet Scarf, and Mrs.
Tirmer King. Mrs. Frank Well
.sf, Mrs. Sydney Thinker. Mrs.
Walter Burgan and Donna Pearl.
The gas range will be given
away @ . gyand prize, and oil
the food prepared by Claudess
Bradley, Consumers Power DEM
oustrator, will be given away as
door prizes.
Thursdays recipes 70 be DEM
onstrsEsd by Miss Bradley in
clude several meat dishes as
well % desserts.
JAMES PlNGEL Is home from
Michigan State College to spend
Spring vacation with his mother.
Mrs. George Pingel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Grace Study Group
Hears Talk on China

MRS. JOHN SPAULDING, Of
Detroit. diocesan chairman Of
the Lenten study Of China In the
Women's Auxiliary Of the Epis-
copal church, spoke 10 members
of Grace Church Study Group
yesterday afternoon In the par
ish house.
Mrs. Spaulding talked on the
history and progress 1T the
Chinese people. and brought
with her Chinese linen and
knick-knscks. making her talk
more real 70 the group.
Mrs. Charles 4. Doll, Jr., read
several Chinese poems.
Mrs. Harvey Scott presided at
the ten table for the hostessses,
Mrs. George A. Msrifield and
Mrs. a. N. Mailer.
The group Will mset again
next Tuesday afternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

& THE SLATE or OFFICERS
elsoeen by ~ League Of Women
SXetesS yesterday sftee = . . a
0goqaioos well Tor . suceessful
'Soar ahead. Mrs. a. ]. Pickman.
~ many years "a active mem
'boe q the. League. was elected
peeoldent. lGrs. 0ustof "A. Pers-
-, ", Sepresenting the newer
Inombers, u first vice-president;
Other officers are, Mrs. Walter G.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Lovely Shower Honors
Bride To-Rs Of Locol, Mon

NM. xEAGeR IkRAAIE m;
AlbofG Deno, ! md No. ~
xfGaiy ~ 1oo6nt Cl1G I'm n4
NM ~ In DT1fn0s ~ oo1o
wore hoUosoDoa 0t ! lovely ufD-
scellanooue ShoWGe rocontlys 81
honor u her niscs Carolyn Oopp
OF Detroit.
There were - guests 1t Tn
event, at which airplane bunco
was the game Of the evening.
Guests came from Detroit,
Rochester. Waldenburg. and
Mount Clemens.
Miss Dopp. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Dopp q d.
troit. will marry Arnold Rat.
xow In Detroit on April -.
80 .
Mrs. L. "A. Wissmueller. who
II seriously III at the, home n her
daughter ME-. Arnold Rocken-
sueeA = @jiShtly improved tpday.
Her dauChtee. Mn. Rom 1leotti
q Chicaeoy arrived yesterday
~ =
MRS. AtlG1IN HEU1E win
entertain - duplicate club Tor
lunchson ~ Ifiday q ~ home
"a North avcnno.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
Exhibit Will Remain
at Schott Home Two Days


guests kept arriving Ill after
noon yesterday 1t the home Of
Mr.. Albert Schott, South VII.
con boulevard. 70 attend the
wonderful antique exhibit and
To sponsored by two groups of
tn FEC Mission Society. Mrs.
Edward A. Heine and Mrs.
Charles r. Ullrich were In
charge.
So much interest was dis
played In the antique exhibit
that Il has been decided to bold
IS over until Friday evening, 20
that those WIN were unable to
attend the tea may have IN op-
portunity to zee these marvellous
things.
Pieces were gathered from
local and other sources, and ar.
ranged In Mrs. Schott's rec
reation room. Each was care
fully marked to increase the In
terest. Among the things that
one returned to time and again
was the charcoal drawing Of an
old woman, . lovely thing. II
was ret In Z carved wood frame
$50 years old. made by . Swiss
woodcarver. Some beautiful old
jewelry was IN cases beneath the
picture.
On q table nearby were pieces
OF bronze and brass, Including q
most interesting old Aztec lamp
probably 600 years old, q pewter
hunting tankard. bedwarmer
which drew much interest.
MING BOWL
One Of the loveliect art treas
ures there was the huge pottery
bowl. Of the Ming dynasty,
which makes it at least 500
years old. Near II q colorful
Satsuma bowl drew many COM
lments.
At the end Of the room q beau.
tiful grouping Of old things was
formed with Z primitive paint
ing Of the Madonna and Child
by Innocence do Inols, who died
IN 1850. A fragment OF altar
cloth woven Of gold and elk, q
pair Of 18th century hand.
wrought candelabra, and I glass
replica Of the jewslsd altar vases
of the time. The sapilca was
made In the 18th century and
used II place Of the more elabor.
ata altar vases owned BY the mo-
bility.
Polish handwrought candle.
sticks were Get upon the .mAutel.
where hung two beautiful and
very old cut velvet tapestries,
one of the early 18th century,
depicting the story Of rice; the
q tA4f tapansGe. ecoFstsd Win
The sarongS, shawls ana tax
tjIee-all In perfect conditiou-
were . source Of wonder to
many. Intricate symbolic de-
signs, gold threads woven into
them, and gorgeous colors made
them m experience to see.
NOT TO BE MISSED
More Of the things not TO be
missed:
A tiny blue vase on tall stand
ard caught the eye-e covered
compete Of nodded glass as
years old which crossed the
ocean IA ! sailhoat, Z pair of
beautiful Chinese enamel vases
used - lamps many years ago,
an amusing hunting stein with
boar on top and tiny figures in
relief arpund the hase, . class
vodka bottle Of the tins Of Alex
ander II Of Russia, q Moorish
hand-carvsd gil0ed wood chair
Of the early 18th century. Mrs.
S.>0ellsrt uses this n her honey;
: chair over 100 years old with
the wood ink-stained IN : man
ner Of another day, and Z pair OF
brass and crystal girondoles,
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