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GOLD DIAMONDS

Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell.
9lS F st NV. Rm 301 Ma O2S4
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RE-UPHOISTERING-

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
S45, covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and frlezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO,
25O9 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 10lS0
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COCKER SPANIELS.

PUPPIES
Blacks, Buff, Also Red and White Parti.
STUD DOGS.
Red and White, son. of ch. The Great
Pilot of Wirehsven, dam ch. Bobsn's Bright
Skirts.
Black. son OF ch Nonuuitt Notable. dam
by ch. My Own Again
BOARDING
Heated kennels ind runs: reas rates
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS Wash. BALTIC. bly, :,
shove Berwyn, Nd Phone Hess, WA 1894
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PIANO used, Baldwin made baby grand,
like new, S295; beautifully toned instru-
ment and a real value at this low price:
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ES-Reconditioned safes and chests
Dlebold. 143 Transportation Bldg. Ma
uonal 5551. Open Sunday.
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REAL BUYS
OH, RIJRNERS

Factory distributors installed complete
215-gal. oil tank, NH controls: no dowr
payment; S5.55 mo-. LIST payment Oct /
ST q w RE QS0E -
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BOATS
(Continued.)

OWENS 3O-footers, new and used; also
reconditioned; attractive trade-in boats.
OWENS YACHT COMPANY.
Sellers g. Merritt Rds. Dundalk. BALTIC, Nd.
CABIN MOTOR BOAT, Chesapeake Bay
type, 40 feet; just reconditioned: 32-h.p.
or all day Sunday at Deal Beach; Md.
Frank Phipps.. Deal. Md. or J. T. Howes,
Churchton, Md.
ROWBOAT Wildwood. feet, with oars
and cushions sell S25 cash. 1928 44th ST.
NV. Emerson 9307.
SAILBOAT, C. B., class D. complete outfit
16Trcb new sail 5o55M. 4hP. 0utboard. Phone Falls
39-FT. A. c. F. EXPRESS CRUISER. built
ness former owner. Twin 195-h.p. Scripps
motors speed. 81 m.ph. Lux automatic
fre syl :em. Oberdorfer electric bilRe pump;
sleeps 4; toilet, icebox. new alcohol stove;
boat goes to N. Y April If not sold. Slip
10. Capital Yacht Club.
USED BOATS FOR SALE.
1899 model Richardson deckhouse de
8; 16O-h p. s-cyl. Gray motor; completely
equipped; cost over $4,000; sacrince'
S35OO.
45-ft. Dawn double cabin, inclosed-
deckhouSe cruiser; accommodates q Two
9Th p. heaVy-duty Kermath motors; cost
100000; bargain at $4,000.
eft. Elco cruiser; 3 staterooms, deck
saloon, dining saloon: crews quarters, .
electric toilets: two 125-h.p. Elco motors,
in excellent condition; cost S35,O 600. now
5000
We have an excellent selection Of late
model used Chris-Craft, CONSOLIDATED;
Dawn. Elco. Richardson Matthews ana
Wheelers cruisers; also auxiliary senoond, on
motor sailors; inspection by appointment
For further particulars call B. c. Barnes
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MY FINE UPRIGHT, mellow tone; very
low rent. Call Mr.. Beachley after pm.
RE. 2646, Apt. S07.
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna hard,
stove or nut. S11 ton, 2,240 lbs, del. bins.
Phone Atlantic O592.
IREWOOD-Seasoned Oak and Hickory
SO Per Cord. Any Length Quick Delivery
Pierson Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton 1921
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POULTRY & EGGS.

PIGEONS-Due to housing shortage will
sell 30 prs. pure-bred White Kings at $3.50
pair. Lee Penn, Redland. Md. Ashton Abb.
BLOOD-TESTED BABY CHICKS. all breeds
S3.95 per hundred; ct. Leehorn broilers,
S1.25 per hundred. $40 per thousand: lg
White English Leghorn pullets, $3.50 per
hundred. Quaker Brand Chicks, 81 S.
Pearl st RridRetnn. N j
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u BURNER. SI3S: EARLY SPRING

VI an CON-FOls' Iank and new hre pot.
Direct factory distribution and year.
round volume make this price possible; We
have installed hundreds of burners during
the past year and present users testify to
our exceptionally high-grade workmanship
and service. Don't let the low price mis-
lead you; you are buying at wholesale
at tremendous savings and you owe it to
yourself to see this burner before you in
vest. Complete installation made by ex-
pert mechanics in less than one day. If
you can't come in. phone us and our heat
Ing engineer will be glad to call and
give you full particulars without any obli-
cation whatsoever
Evening star., 1941-03-30

SEWING MACHINES Clearance sale on
used Singer port, at $3.50, S"5; $3.50
Other portables Sl2 50. These machines
are all guaranteed. with free instruction
Many other good buys We rent. repair all
1900
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FIANO-If you have an old grand, up
right or player you're not using why not
let US call for it? We will give you credit
good now or in the future, on any piano,
radio or musical instrument in our store.
Credit is transferable. Ma. 4130; kltts'
1880 G St. NV middle OF the bIock).
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SAFES S Reconditioned, Low as S25.
1 steel home safe
l service station safe
l service station chest
> small business safes
medium business safes
l wall chest with round door
fur safe with 3 hangers
SAFES Opened" Repaired Bought. Moved
THE SAFEMASTERS CO,
1904 Pa. Ave NV National 1O1O.
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BOILED DOWN.

Young plants. like children. thrive and
develop under Skillful handling. rich vita
minis and ideal growing conditions. You
are more than fussy about your children's
future. Why not let us assist you with
your garden problems? Unusual shrub and
perennial borders arranged for perpetual
bloom, beautiful foundation paintings that
than the house itself, everbloomins rose
beds, rich green lawns. garden walks walls
and terraces rock gardens. rich soils and
manures for your particular need. We
offer a complete landscape service backed
by years of experience. Our prices are
reasonable, suggestions and estimates free.
Lincoln 4225.
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SEWING MACHINES - Singer portable
elec, .Sl7.50; Edison, Sl5. Also other
great bargains. 2412 18th NV. CO. 3@45.
SEWING MACHs., $40 up; treadles. port
consoles; new machS low as lOc day:
rents, repairs. Gil 10Th NV. Ma. Ills
SEWING MACHINE, tailors model. Singer
treadle style good condition, $40. Georgia
1912
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USED BOATS FOR SALE
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

WELL MARKED and conformation
months old Dalmatian. registered, 500
2S1O RittenhouSe St NV.
COCKER PUPPIES. ch bred A. X. Greg
reasonable. $50 Ritchie ave, S. s., Mo
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SHADF TREES

We have the best selection OF fruit
trees and grape vines in this locality.
Well developed trees. 81 each. Come 10
the nursery and pick out your own.
Meredith Capper. Falls Church lklE.
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PIANOS-We have several reconditioned,
fine grands that We are closing out at low
prices; Steinvays, BaldWlnS. CHICKERING'S;
easy terms. Ma. 3@23. Jordans, corner
18th and G Sts NV.
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FURNACES radiators. used: heating and
plumbing, surplus equipment of any descrip-
ton. Block Salvage, Michigan 7l4l
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SAW, DeWalt. small shop machine. S25
down, balance on terms For free demon
stration call Jackson 2l26
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WASHERS, new and used de luxe and
standard Bendix. Mr.. Storey, Michigan
$3.50 Monday
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PIANO. upright. excellent condition:
3plece ivory bedroom set, 500. Lincoln
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VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. with all the
attachments; good as new; sacrifice; leav-
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REFRIGERATOR, General Electric. Gu.
It, excellent condition: S25. Chestnut
5SlS 30.
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o6 Varieties, 81 and Up.
Evergreens. Shrubs. Vines.
Drive Across Chain Bridge
to Nursery at Tysons Corner.
Open All Day Sunday.
Mert dith Capper, Falls Church 1917.
PRUNE AND SPRAY NOW
Fruit and shade trees. evergreens and
shrubs Experienced men. Free estimates
Meredith Capper. Falls Church 1917.
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2006 COLUMBIA RD NV, Apt 52-Dou-
Bile room next bath. unlimited phone: on
car and bus line. Hobart 5717
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| SEWING MACHINES, Singers; portable
| elec S27 80 console cleo, practically new,
| S45; white console. S35. Others at special
bargains All fully guaranteed Sewing
| course Terms if desired. 3337 Conn.
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j. s. LIE FEVRE, INC.

Oil HEAlERS; Two large circulating, used
very little; each stove heats to 5 rooms;
sell cheap; see operate; must sell. instala-
ton OF oil burner. 3I7 10th st. Sc,
Sunday or Monday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-15
FORECLOSURE SALE.

BY virtue of authority vested in
the undersigned by a certain deed of
trust executed by w. F. Knight and
wife Rosetta knight recorded in Book
"a. Page 95, default having been
made in the payment Of the debt
therein secured, | will offer for sale
ty public auction at the courthouse
deer in Henderson, N. c. on Monday
he 9th day Of December, 1871, the
fofl0Wing described lot of land:
Begin at a stake on High Street,
~ feet from its intersection with
Murphy street, run thence 5. W.
along High street, so feet, thence S.
+. $50 feet to a stake; thence N. f.
parallel with first line so feet, thence
i5o feet to beginning, being lot 80 Of
the Clack Heights. See also deco
from l.. G. Bragg and wife, book 1856,
page 46.
This 9Th day of November, l94l.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
8~-I5-22-29.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-15
NOTICE OF Sr1r.CS..
in The superior Court

In The superior Court
e.itt OF North Carolina:
t.4Iutv of Vance.
LESSEE Il. Stokes.
VS..
Robert Stokes.
The defendant, Robert Stokes, viii
lake notice that an action entitled
above has been commenced in the
CIufriur Court of Vance County,
North Carolina. tor the purpose o.
obtaining an Absolute Divorce on
t,r grounds of two years separation,
rs provided by the Consolidated
Statutes.
And the said defendant will fur
tb,ar take notice that he is required
f.. appear at the office of the CLERK
.f the Superior Court of Vance
county. at the Courthouse in Hen
derson. N. G.. on the 10th day of De-
smber 194l, and ansWe or demur
ta the complaint in said action. or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
IN, relief demanded in said COM
plant.
This the l4th day of November,
1911.
f. O. FALkNER,
Clerk Superior Court, Vance
County, N. c.
Ghalson & Gholson,
uAttorneys at Law.
I5-22-29-0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-15

l5-oo-oQ
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Vegetable, Meat Sauces

Lemon juice is the base for a num-
Der of popular sauces used as ac-
compartments for vegetables and
fish.
Lemon Butter-2 parts melted
butter to part lemon JUICES the
simplest of sauces. Serve over cab
bage, caulif1ower, broccoli, Brussels
sprouts and artichokes.
Tartar Sauce-Combine cup
mayonnaise, u teaspoon onion Juice
or / tablespoon chopped chives, 2
tablespoons chopped sweet pickles
or green relish, lemon juice to thin
to desired consistency. Serve with
fish. (Serves six to eight.)
Tart Sauce for Vegetables or Fish
Put in double boiler egg yolks,
4 cup cream, Il teaspoon salt,
tablespoons lemon juice, a flick of
nutmeg. Cook until thick and
creamy, stirring constantly (about
2 to 3 minutes). Do not overlook.
Stir in 2 tablespoons butter bit by
bit. Serve at once over hot vege-
tables, such as asparagus, Brussels
sprouts. string beans, caulifiower,
broccoli. Good also over cooked fish.
Equally good cold for fish, such as
salmon loaf or mold. (Makes about
70 cup Of sauceD
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motif for this dress, which is &C
cented with sash and sleeve band
ings of blue velvet.
Destined to influence the trend OF
daytime clothes is Raeburn's por-
trait of Sir Francis James Scott
which Kiviette has interpreted in q
black crepe street dress with red
wool bolero and wool epaulets. Its
belt has gold-colored fastenings OF
the early American military type
Also important for daytime is the
navy faille dress with red vestee
bound in gold. Its short navy jacket
has wide ruffles at the cuffs and
lapels of lighter blue faille edged
in gold braid. Ruff1es also appear
at the neckline of this dress, which
draws its inspiration from Copley s
Richard, Earl Howe"
Sixth in this outstanding group
is beautiful dinner gown of brown
marquisette with gold-colored jacket
bearing wide lace cuffs and a deep
pointed collar. The accompanying
portrait Is Jan Vermeer's THE Lace
Maker"
All the clothes are important from
a fashion standpoint, but, more
than that, they reflect a true knowl-
edge and appreciation of these IA
nous works of art. And they dispel
any fears about the creative ability
Of American designers. H. v.
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Manners
Of the
O m n t

1t Is we'll to remember, in a traffic
jam, that he who yells loudest is
usually the one who is at fault.
At least it is comforting thought
for those meek souls who can never
think of anything to yell at the
other driver until after he has
passed.
There is something very irritat-
ing about receiving q blast Of irate
words from another driver when you
are already pretty excited over the
jam in which you find yourself.
Some people react by shouting back,
just as loudly and more irately.
This is probably good for the soul.
But those of us who react by keep
ing silent and trembling a little bit
develop a terrible inferiority COM
plex.
1t Is for these quiet, unvocal driv-
ers that recommend the slogan,
HE who yells loudest is most at
fault" Pin it up on your wind
shield and your driving life will be
happier. JEAN.
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WHICH, Is StG ulUO Gllc JOp,' Is SUI
rounded by tiny strip of the bias
cut material and a frame of lace.
Complementing this is a mahogany
chair with slip seat covered in the
striped material and so perfect in
scale with the table that they might
have been designed to go together.
Although no drastic changes have
been made in this piece of furniture,
1t becomes fashionable and useful
with this treatment. Individually
designed articles such as this have
always been expensive, for they
usually were made to special order
Their value does not change after
years Of use, providing the work.
manship was good and they receive
those small attentions that keep
them q part of the modern setting.
The bedroom in which this
charming table is placed has wall
paper Of soft blue with white morn
ing-glories. touched up with a bit
of bright pink. So, the vivid striped
material gives it just the necessary
bit of dash and, when repeated on
the other side of the room in an up
holstered slipper chair and a rufle
around a mahogany bed, 1t makes
a delightful room.
II not utilized as a powder table,
this piece might have done as q
sewing stand, with the small drawer
holding pins, needles and thimbles
and the middle section holding
small bits Of sewing The small
compartments provide space for
spools Of thread. Or, devoid Of its
lacy trimmings, the table might
grace a corner Of the living room
where 1t would hold cards, score
pads and other game materials.
Even in the dining room it could
serve a purpose, its mirrored back
rejecting lovely glass decanter or
an old tea service
Almost every household has some
Evening star., 1941-03-19

i -paneled skirt very diminishing
to the hips combine to make this
an usually becoming dress for ma
ture figures.
In fact, design No. 1311-B will
fit so well and look so smart that
you'll repeat it in spun rayon or fiat
crepe for runabout, as well as in
percale, linen or gingham for strict
ly home wear. Choose white or
plain -colored contrast for the yoke
and narrow cuffs.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1311-B
is designed for sizes "a, SO, 38, 40, ~
A, 46 and 48. Size 36 requires,
with short sleeves, ~ yards of 35-
inch material without nap: long
sleeves, AZ yards; Is yard contrast
for yoke and cuffs. Detailed sew
chart included.
It's ready-our new Spring FASH
ion Book-brimming over with love-
ly new clothes that you can make,
quickly and easily, sewing your own.
You needn't be an expert needle
woman. The patterns are carefully
simplifed, and each includes a step
by-step sew chart to guide beginners.
Send is cents With Jour eedsr NOM
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Good Furniture Requires
The Very Best of Care
And Slight Changes
Fine Lines and Workmanship
Enable These Possessions
To Serve Active Purpose
By Margaref N0,ceH

antiques
approve those that only lend lines and deep wood
make which a
bt
them capacity
rather than "active duty"
Pictured this small and delightful powder table that
useful addition the resistance attractive
easily
possibilities
boxke top atnwood beautifully
spite of its it
small rinke The set off into and lined with the
satnwood However, the
creams perfumes little pads of bright pink and white candy striped
material
with powder pu1s mirror
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and not too conspicuous, it may
gather in front or back, depending
upon figure requirements.
Jacketed frocks are still good, even
though the butcher boy" is still one
of our pet ayersions. However, little
print frocks with loosely cut woolen
jackets are a good variation of the
"butcher boy" and the Jacket may
be worn over other dresses to give
YOU several smart spring ensembles
One style of this type has four large
pockets on the jacket, an eye-di-
verting detail that's helpful.
We never have been particularly
enthusiastic about sleeveless jackets,
but we're willing to concede their
effectiveness over short -sleeved print
dresses, especially If you hope to
eliminate bulk under spring coat.
Also featured are well designed
sheer crepe frocks with lingerie
touches-very sprtghtly and fresh
looking.
Dor't forget to make the most
Of accessories in planning your
blessed event" wardrobe. Perky
hats and good looking bags call at
tention away from the figure, which
Is the general idea. Also, capes are
very much in the fashion spotlight
this spring, and we can't think of
better wrap to conceal your growing
proportions. Besides, capes usually
may be worn later without too much
altera ton. Watch for the navy,
biege and other smart spring shades
and make the most OF any fashion
hints in the way of costume jewelry
or other novelties which help you
maintain your reputation as a we'll
groomed woman.
And speaking of novelties reminds
us of something we've been wanting
to mention for a long while, so we
might just as well do it here. We've
discovered some of the smartest,
trickiest compacts this town has
seen in years. They're perfectly
round, only slightly squared off on
the bottom so that they'll sit up
without rolling. The space for pow
der is actually adequate-for once
and the novelty feature is in the
glass-covered top under which are
delicate little pink and blue velvet
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Serious
Thoughtto
Nursing
Breast.Fed Babies
Reflect Health
Of Mother
BY Leffice Lee Street,

High-speed household and office
equipment, express elevators, auto
mobiles and airplanes hurry us
through a streamlined world.
Perhaps the very spirit of it, lack
ing in rest and simple living, is re-
sponsible for the fact that so few
modern mothers can nurse their
babies. Several years of well-bal-
anced eating and sensible life are
required to manufacture and store
up the chemical elements necessary
to make milk.
If you want to nurse your baby it
will help you to keep your supply if
you lead as simple and peaceful q
life as possible. Take outdoor exer-
else, such as walking, as soon as
you are able, rest after lunch and
sleep long and well at night. Your
diet should include milk, eggs. meat,
green vegetables, fresh fruits and
butter every day.
Feed your baby regularly, for this
keeps the glands stimulated that
supply the milk. You should be re-
lieved of household responsibilities
| for several weeks and should try not
to think about anything that worries
you. Anger, depression and uncon-
trolled emotions all reduce the
bility. At this time your husband,
family and friends should really
spoil you and try to make you as
happy as they can.
Breast milk Is indisputably the
most healthful food for the infant.
Babies who are fortunate enough to
have 1t are much more protected
against colds, diseases and disorders
of the stomach and intestines than
| those fed on substitutes. Mother s
milk provides precious elements in
proper proportions that are essential
to the baby's growth.
Every mother who can possibly do
so should feed her baby, not only
because Of the physical advantages
she gives him, but also because nurs-
ing is the greatest happiness and
satisfaction little baby knows. To
be held lovingly and securely in his
mothers arms is not only restful
and soothing to his nerves, but
makes him feel contented and pro-
tected as well.
The mother should patiently and
unselfishly devote this short period
to her baby, she should not chat
with friends, read, smoke or nibble
candy while her baby is in her arms
If she turns her thoughts sympa-
thetically to her little child she will
indeed be taking her true part as
a mother and will be repaid by a
feeling of great happiness.
Evening star., 1941-03-19

lowing the basic colors and designs
found in the paintings, Designer
Kiviette has also managed to in
clude number of leading style
trends which promise to make news
in this fashion season. The local
store, which this week is showing
the clothes in windows and display
cases, requested Kiviette to do this
group in honor of the opening, and
she was happy to follow their idea.
From Filippo Lippi's Madonna
and Child" Kiviette has created an
evening ensemble that is the out
standing one of the collection, as
far as this writer is concerned. 1t
is slim, clinging gown of ac-
cordion-pleated chiffon in a rich
tangerine-red shade. The low, round
neckline is banded in red, blue and
gold beading and this same beading
is repeated in the form of modified
epaulets on the shoulders of the ac-
companying cape. This cape is also
of accordion-pleated chiffon in a
soft, lovely shade of blue with a
band OF the beading extending
across the front of the throat.
A picturesque coral taheta dress
with full skirt and tight bodice Of
lace is another exquisite costume
inspired by Sir Joshua Reynolds
painting of Lady Elizabeth Define
and Her Child" To carry out the
effect a fichu Of taffeta edged in
wide lace completes the costume.
Delicate and appealing is a soft
pink marquisette gown with ruffled
neckline and sleeves. The portrait
of Mrs. Richard Brinsley Sheridan
by Thomas Gainsborough is the
Evening star., 1941-03-19

nice old piece of furniture which,
with little attention, might come
into its own. The 'whatnot" with
three or four graduated shelves be-
comes a tea or cocktail table, with
cups on the lower shelves, sand
wiches and cakes on the upper ones
and flower arrangement cascading
from the top. Thus, the family
"dustcatcher" becomes an Interest,"
ing and useful article
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Antiques Should Be Useful Well Decorative Additions the
New Maternity Fashions
Include Smart Prints
In Popular Colors
Drawstring Waistline Is Used
In Many Styles This Season;
Novelty Compact in Town
By Helen poef.


going composed of maternity
styles you can still look smart and fashonwse shopping
eoodlookng full of
influences
wouldn't be difficult maternity clothes
Tor regular fashions
definitely solving
thing this spring-even more SO than usual
and these but soft
boost the spirits. e
Some OF the maternity clothes
attractive bu also as moderately priced most these
Smart
and plain with panel of
this drawrng which allows
adjustment with comparatively little
waline idea incidentally about Efficient
Evening star., 1941-03-19
By Barbara Bell

Yokes are smart, and that's a
happy thought for those of you
who take women's sizes, because
they give an enivening touch of
trimming without adding hint of
fussiness or bulk. And in this new
house dress, for instance, the yoke is
cut to a narrow v in the front,
which adds to the slenderizing effect,
helping to emphasize the up-and-
down silhouette. Gathers which in
sure correct fit over the bust and a