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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05

MARCH Pr TO APRIL 20
Arics-Youll have unexpected
new problems with which 10 cope.
Don't dislike tedious matters,
they make stronger character,
sturdy patience.
APRIL 2I TO NAY -
Tabrus-Generally. your plane
tary aspects present mixed vibra-
tions, Solidity Of purpose and
efficiency are more important
than you realize.
MAY ef 70 JUNE 2I
GcmiHi-Note advice to Taurus
Zodiacsl natives today. Menial,
laborious work, mental tasks and
all activities requiring endur-
ance and even disposition may
seem trying, but Just keep your
innate good humor on the job,
be hopeful--and maintain SEN
Sible, steady tempo.
JUNE e2 TO JULY R8
CGuccr-You born between
July : and q may have 10 exer-
else more than the usual caution
and alertness. All Of you should
promptly make all necessary ad-
justments and be observing.
JULY - TO AUGUST %
Leo-Protect your private af-
fairs. especially matters involving
money. BE eager TO accomplish
more than Gust enough" Listen
20 learned, right-thinking people.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 23
Y irg o-You must guard
against contention and losing the
temper. Others may not feel
wei. or may be worried your
duty is to remain calm and cheer
ful in speech and action.
SEPT. - TO OCT. p
Z b. Spend wisely; don't
Jump at bargains" Many bar
gains really arcn't! Don't let
first attempts that prove uncer-
tain or even unsuccessful dis
courage you.
" - - WV -
Scorpjo-More favorable plane
tary aspects here than in most
Zodiac sectors today. You have
much for which 10 be grateful
use your fine strength Of will 70
make truly great strides in the
direction Of honest achievement.
NOV. q To DEC. p
Sdgittdrius - Favorable infiu-
ences. You may not find il as
difficult as others 10 get things
done, and done quickly, but you
must watch out for foolish little
mistakes and foibles through
haste. inattention or overcon6-
dencc.
DEC. - TO JAN. Of
Capricorn - Friendly aspects
on whole, nevertheless, as we sug-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
Pan-American
Shades Have
Vivid Beauty
By JOAN DEAN
COLOR FOR CONFIDENCE

COLOR FOR CONFIDENCE
IS 10 be the keynote Of wartime
fashions. With the essential
conservation of material, design
erS are going 10 depend more
and more upon color for al
tractiveness.
Costumes will be practical ...
but never dull. And now we
have the amigo MIC colorS
which. as the name implies. show
the Pan American influence.
SUCH AN EXCITING array
-. Mexican chill. Brazil but
terfy wing, Guatemala banana,
Cuban papaya, Venezuela avo-
cado and Brazil coffee are but a
few Of the interesting shades.
All the time more women are
taking over some form Of war
work and something convenient
and comfortable in which 10
work is becoming imperative.
Up 20 now the slack suit has
meant playtime but suddenly il
has taken on new significance.
WE HAVE photographed for
YOU a practical suit for work or
play. The Stacks are well tai
lored and because Of the firmly
woven rayon material they hold
razor sharp crease.
The Jacket is a boX-Coat cas-
ual with rever collar and three
generous buttoned pockets.
This same group includes
pleated shorts and a pleated
skirt that buttons from belt TO
hem.
THEN THERE is the heavy
cotton and rayon baSkct-weave
monkey suit which is a one
piece slack 10 be worn over a
plain color or striped shirt.
The suit is scarlet with tiny
brass nail-headS outlining the
slit pockets and trimming the
narrow self-material belt.
With this Suit is worn a small
felt pill-box gerry like the ones
we used 10 see on the organ
grinders monkey. II is black
with red, green and gold en-
broidery.
These articles may be pur-
chased separately and are priced
as follows: Stacks $3.50, Jacket
S795. cap $500. shoes 81 50.
monkey suit Sl0.95. felt pill-box
hat $500, shorts $500 and skirt
$3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
How TO Cook a Turkey
Told on Christmas Gard
By IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

wild aromas, crisp, crunchable
and cracking.
The meat beneath this Grazing
panorama Of lip-wettlng skin,
will be wet. Juice will squirt from
II in tiny fountains high as the
handle Of tn, fork plunged into
IL. the meat will be white,
crammed with hooking flavor
delirious with things that rush
over your palate and are drowned
and gone as fast as you can
swallow
Cut a little of il with a spoon,
il will spread on bread as eagerly
and readily as soft wurst.
You do not have 10 be a
carver TO eat this turkey; speak
-harShiy- to it and it will fail
apart,
That is the end Of il. All but
the dressing. No pen, unless it
were filled with Thompson's
gravy. can describe ThompSon's
dressing and there is not paper
enough in the world 10 contain
the thoughts and adjectiVes it
would set down. and not marble
enough 10 serve for us monu-
mentS.
Just who the ThompSons are,
we have no idea -. but we
make a guess one OF the
many eating places visited by
the KurtZes.
We asked Prudence Penny
what one would have at the end
of all the above treatment and
she assures us il should De i.
pretty good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05

my DEAR, have you noticed
how old she's getting?" Do
these gossipy little whispers fol-
low you around, despite the face
creams and the new hair-do?
Then it's time for a new kind
of youth-and-beauty treatment.
says Gelett Burgess in his as
manic book, Look Eleven Years
Younger" It's time TO find out
if you're guilty of any of those
elderly little mannerisms which
shout old age more loudly than
a few gray hairs or a wrinkle.
Our 40-page booklet, a con-
densed version of Gelett Bur-
CESS famous book, Look Eleven
Years Younger" may be the
making of a new YOU!
Send ID cents in coins for this
booklet 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1928 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05

gested TO others today, these are
no times for overconfdence or
complacency Neither should you
rush excitcdly and without care
ful thought or plans.
JAN. 20 TO FEB. 20
4 qUdriUS- Discreetiy but
firmly show others that you have
the will 10 do what is right and
cannot be turned from that
healthy purpose.
FEB. eI TO MARCH 20
Pisces-On the whole, this is "a
period for careful reflection and
discussion, followed by response
Bile action. Deal only with those
who are honorable.
4 CHILD born on this day:
Well fortified with strong char
acter and talents, but must be
thoughtfully reared, associate
with only people Of fine chsrac-
in anything IL determinedly and
intelligently sets out to do. Ability
70 reach the heights in music,
military affairs, science, crafts
manship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
Wise TO Buy Now

What costs 10 first consideration
The January sales generally prepared to give fine
stock and sometimes reductions Of regu-
lar stock. the sales alone.
Imported linens still coming and mills
giving quality, variety and style
In all OF cottons and
January, before, it well to buy while the
stocks last Also price question the unpredcabes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
Cooking School
Tomorrow

TOMORROW is the first cook
ing school Of the 1912 season for
members Of The Detroit Times
Homemakers' Club
Class will be held in the club
room on the fifth floor of our
building and Will start at 1:30
in the afternoon, with doors open
al ! o'clock.
DISHES FOR DEFENSE is
the subject OF Prudence Penny's
culinary demonstrations. She
VIII show you how 10 bring an
abundance of vitaminS and min
erals 70 your table for the least
possible expenditure.
A variety of dishes, plus
complete budget meal will be
prepared.
RED CROSS NEWS g.
Members Of the Homemakers
Club unit Of the American Red
Cross will meet tomorrow morn
ING in the club room 70 knit for
our boys on north Atlantic
patrol.
The hours are from 9 a. m.
until y noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05

WE HOPE you'll forgive us
for7StH talking about Christmas,
but we have just gotten round
10 looking over the r. A. Birds
Christmas cards, and there We
found one we simply must pass
on 20 YOU. because II sounds like
something you ought 20 try next
time you cook a turkey.
The card e.. a 10-page book
let entitled, How 10 Cook a
Turkey comes with the
good wishes Of Mae and Harry
Kurtz, from sunny La Jolla, Cal.
We're skipping the first two
pages on how 20 select the bird
which says have the
butcher remove the neck, leaV-
ING the skin as an additional
pocket for dressing.
II must, however. says the
little booklet be at least
a l6-pound turkey.
Rub the bird inside and out
with salt and pepper. In a stew
pan put the chopped gizzard and
the neck and heart, TO which
add hay leaf l teaspoon of
paprika. teaspoon Of corisn-
der, a Glove Of garlic and 1 cups
Of water and salt 10 taste. Let
this simmer while you 90 ahead
with the dressing.
The Dressing
Dice ! apple, l orange. in a
bowl and add 10 this bowl A
large can of crushed pineapple.
the grated rind of q lemon. /
can of drained water chestnuts,
3 tablespoons of chopped pre-
served ginger.
In another bowl put 2 tea
spoons of dry mustard. 2 tea
spoon of caraw seed, 3
teaspoons of celery seed, 2
teaspoons of poppy seed 2la tea
spoons Of oIegano. l well-crushed
large bay leaf, l teaspoon Dlack
pepper, 2 teaspoon of mace. q
Z a b ] @ 8 poems of well-chopped
parsley.
Add 4 or 5 finely-minced
cloves Of garlic, 4 cloves, minus
the heads and well-chopped y
teaspoon of turImeric, A large
well-chopped onions, 6 well,
chopped stalks OF celery. u tea,
spoon marjoram, u teaspoon
savory, and ! teaspoon o.
poultry seasoning.
Some like sage, some Xix,
thyme Nobody. apparently. oh
iectS 10 poultry seasoning, which
ironically, contains both. Sal
70 taste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05

Ing be that they fit in with color schemes not only
In bedroom and BATH but the dining
Get the type which your Colonial designs for
Colonial designs for informal In this
way the linen becomes of the scheme and may be i'm
portant color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
M4RCH ~ 10 APRLL 81

For Tuesday, January 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05

Cork backed mats waterproofed easy cleaning
OF old New York birds flowers vhshayeyou according
what your shops may be showing
The surfaces arc waterproocd easy cleaning and their
price reasonable These novelties expensive but now we
all afford them
rot least colors in linens for mark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05

DONE IN gay scraps Of yarn with the dark stripes the
throughout crocheed hugme-ught every
ones avorte Made with or without sleeves its Just the thing
all Pattern 2O5 contains directions for
crocFccd 1918 and $50 illustrations Of It and
stitches. materials required.
Send TEN CENTS for this pattern 90 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1925 Times square Detroit Mcn
Owing regulations orders FOR 10 Canadian
destinations be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
Making Most Of n our Home
~RepIenish Linens During
January White Sales
BY HELEN KOUES
Nationally Known Decorating Authority

II DO LIKE linens" is something we often hear Now
Is the time to buy wisely, only for the
present but for the future.
Its wise plan, even there a small yearly budget
try buy year keep The amount needed
for family good condition
Such a plan economy the end by proper rotation
sheets pillow towels and table linen the
wear is less and the article of longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
HOROSCOPE By 5 5,2.ss'

Look in the Section Your Birthday h and Find What
Your Outlook Is According to the Stars
LIZ Ln.la.n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-05
Add Breed Crumbs

Add Breed Crumbs
In another bowl dump 3 pack
ages Of bread crumbs, bought at
a bakery. Add TO this q of a
pound OF ground veal and 4 of a
pound of ground fresh pork and
Il of a pound of butter and
all the fat first rendered. you
have been able TO find and pry
loose from the turkey.
Mix in each bowl, the contents
Of each bowl. When each bow
is we'll mixed, mix the three OF
them together. And mix it well
Mix il with your hands. Mix il
until your forearTns and wrists
ache. Then mix it some more.
Now toss il enough so that il
isn't any longer a doughty mass.
Not Too Full
Stuff your turkey, but not too
fdfi. Pretty full, though. Stuff
the neck and tie the end. Skewer
the bird. Tie the strings. Turn
on your oven full force and let
II get red hot. Put your bird
on the drip pan.
In a cup make a paste con-
Sisting of the yolks OF 2 eggs,
a teaspoon of dry mustard, a
Glove OF minced garlic. a table
spoon Of onion juice (run an
onion through your chopper and
catch the juice, y teaspoon Of
salt, 2 pinches Of cayenne pep
per, a teaspoon of lemon juice,
and enough sifted flour TO make
a stiff paste. Take a pastry
brush or an ordinary big paint
brush and stand BY.
Red Hot Oven
Put your bird into the red
hot oven. Let it brown all over.
Remove the turkey. Turn your
oven down TO 325 degrees. Now,
while the turkey is sizzling hot,
paint it completely all over with
the paste.
Put il back in the oven. The
paste will have set in a few
minutes. Drag 1t out again.
Paint every nook and Granny
Of it once more. Put it back
IN the oven. Keep doing this
until you haven't any more
paste left.
Bsstine Fluid
To the giblet-neck-liver-he
gravy that has been simmering,
add 1 cup of cider and two
hookerS of dark rum. Don't let
IT cook any more. Stir 1t well.
Keep it warm on top Of the
oven. This is your basting fluid.
Basic the bird every Il
minutes! That means you will
haste il from y TO - times.
After the bird has cooked about
an hour and a half turn il on
its stomach. back in the air, and
let il cook in that position until
the last IS minutes, when you
restore IL TO It's back again. II
ought 10 cook at least three
hours and a half.
Dead Black
When you rem Owe II, the
turkey will be dead black. You
will think, my gosh! have
ruined il. Be calm. Take a
tweezer and pry loose the paste
coating. 1t Will come off readily.
Beneath this burnt, harmless
now worthless shell. the bird
will be golden and dark brown.
succulent. giddy-making with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Corporal Held
|nLedving Scene
Of Fatal Crash
Custer Military Police
Continue Probe; z May
Face Court-Martial

FORT CUSTER. March IL
Corp. James Kirk of the 605th
Tank Destroyer Battalion, today
was being held as the driver of
the car which last Friday was in
VOWED in an accident which re-
suited in the death OF Corp. Arlin
Cape, 1lih Infantry
Military police said that while
Corporal Kirk was not considered
responsible for the death of the
soldier. he was guilty of leaving
the scene of the accident They
said that Corporal Kirk readily
admitted being the driver of the
second car which struck Corporal
Cape.
Corporal Cape was struck first
by an automobile driven by Pvt
Alvin Sanchez. whose car threw
Cape'S body into the path of one
driven by Kirk
Commended by police for his
description of the second car was
PVT. William Pawclko, 1lth In
fantry. eliec We're making q
complete investigation leading Il
d possible court-martial for botf
soldiers involved in the accident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Airport
Opening
Due Soon
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. March H.
Hcralding the possible reopenin
shortly of the Kellogg Airpor
which will be improved and e;
banded at a cost of nearly 1000
600, airline officials and Officer
of the city will meet tomorrow
discuss financial arrangements G
incidental with the ports openin
The local airport has bee
closed for nearly a year viii
WPA workers and private col
tractors added additional area
the port. pave runways and grad
sections of the field.
When completed il will
larger than LaGuardia Field
New York and will be capable
receiving the largest planes. Arm
barracks and hangers have bee
built on one section of The field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Detroit Soldiers
Get Promotions
Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, March H.
large group of Detroit men WI
have been in army service at Fo
Custer today were listed for CO.
ering promotions and transfers.
Promotions announced by I'll
post finance office placed Augu
l.. Ravezzani, 5267 Som ers &
street, in rank of staff sergean
Charles A. Veryear, 1909 Bril
gard. and Jack II. p. Lawrenc
1884 Runyon. sergeants.
Those attending officers schoO
include Sgt. Stewart B. Moor
227S8 Oakland. infantry scho<
Fort Benning, Ga; Pfc. Donald
Todd, 1884 Muirland. enginee
school. Fort Belvior. Va.
Other Michigan men in office
schools are Pvt. William B. jaime
80 Bellevue, Mt. Clemens, sign
school. Fort Monmouth; Sgt. Ca
w Kemp. Greenville, coast art
lery school. Camp Davis, N. {
and Staff Sgt. Howard r. TaylC
rGass- City medical administrati'
school, Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Adrift 81 Days.
Naked. Starving
U. S. FIiers Stabbed Fish, wv
Ate Raw Shark to Keep Alive
By WILLIAM TlRft.
nited Press STAN correspondent

then. hut when We came Ia the
top of roller 1 SAW green
fringcd island. We rowed madly
80 We wouldn't drift past and
went in over reef.
STAGGERED ASHORE
Eve decided To march ashore
like American sailors, but we
were too weak to march 80 We
just staggered, leaning on poles.
I'VE knew If it was "A Japa-
neSc island We would be shot"
They slept that night the nigh
Of February 10 IN a copra shed
The next morning a friendly beacI
patrol found them and brough
help
Our positions and tempers
were pretty thin and We nearly
fought over whether We would
eat too much food" Dixon re-
lated.
However, We were nearly
down and out and had To he
content with what they gave us.
They carried Us TO beds"
As a sequel TO their ordeal. IN,
island was swept by the most dis
aStrOuS hurricane IN The mcmor,
Of its inhabitants before a nav,
ship picked them up and brough
them 10 honolulu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Reveals Shrine
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for certain taxes" which were not
identified.
OF the total receipts, Miss Ward
testified the league since It's
existence had paid 81 ass 65S 50 10
the Shrine Of tho Little Flower
Father CouEhlinS parish.
As president of the league
Father CouChlin received s. 600 in
each of 1896 and 1887; 81 600 in
1898; $500 in 1889 and none in
1910 in addition 10 the other sums
which Miss Ward believed were
advances. - Under "loanS." Father
Coughlin was listed for 81 9SS. 10
in 1887.
The League Of the Little Flower
also was revealed as the hacker
Of the Social Justice Publishing
Company. owning all tho stock
after investment Of $1,000 in 1886.
Subsequently. the books showed.
the league made loans of $50 OO9. rs
and of S145 902 10 the publishing
conDanY.
Miss Ward testified that she.
herself. served without pay as the
bookkeeper for the League Of tho
Little Flower. but drew a salary
as hookkeepcr and vice president
of the Social Justice Publishing
COMPANY.
The National Union for Social
Justice also was mentioned several
times in Miss Wards testimony.
At conclusion Of hor testimony.
Miss Ward was told 80 examine
the books AGAIN and attcmnt 10
recall the details of some items
which she had been unable fully 10
explain 10 tho referee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

ally on crowded hom areas
there was a feeling that some day
~ would be Brltaln'S turn TO RAID
Germany on "A mass scale
There had been complaints that
since the German raids stopped
Last spring BrItISh-RlHdS-haG
lacked the ferocIty Of spirit nee
cS>ary 10 successful prosecution OF
the war.
There were no such complaints
today.
The charges by Foreign Sccrc-
tary Anthony Eden Yesterday that
japanese troops had blood.
eddy tortured and murdered Brit
ISL military and civilian prisoner
and that British women had beer
turned over for rape 90 enem!
troops, sent a wave of anger
through the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Jackson Man Held
As Ho|dup Suspect

JACKSON. March 1l.-David
Lake. 35 of Jackson. was denied a
writ of habeas corpus by Circuit
Judge Benjamin Williams and was
remanded 10 custody of the police
for parole violation and for inveSti-
CATION of a $1,000 tavern holdup
March in indianapolis, Ind
Lake, paroled from prison a year
ago. operated a body repair shop
here He-waS identified by his
victim who claims Lake played
poker with him before the holdup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Jap Atrocities
lnflanne British

LONDON March II tUP).
Bu'on> were augcred today over
government charges Of japanese
atrocities as they had not been
even during the worst days Of
CUtuan mass RAIDS on British
cities, and II was Indicated that
the public war-mindedncS> had re-
cc.}cd . squirting which would be-
iclt soon and strongly
When German planes were rain
nc bombs ON BrltINh cl1Ics. nsu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
More Canadian Troops
Arrive in ENGLAND

LONDON, March II GNS). -
Additional Canadian reinforce
mentS have arrived in England. il
was announced officially today
No details as 10 the size or char
acter of the new contingent were
made DIhlic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Refuse TO Salute FLAG

JACKSON. March 11.-Coun
School Commissioner Lyle To
rant is playing the role of peac
maker in a controversy at Il
Bath Mills School on the Concor
Albion road in which two chi
dren, whose families are ALI,
with a religious group known
Jehovahs, have been elected 4
refusing TO salute the America
flag in the Schoolroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Jackson School Head
Stripped Of Power

JACKSON. March 1l.-Supcrin-
tendcnt Of Schools Harold Steel
was stripped Of his authority by
the Union School Board directors
when they voted 10 create a new
office of director of education, re-
SponSlblc only TO the board. The
director of education, 10 be APP
pointed soon. will have direct au-
thorlty over teaching methods
currIcula and administrative prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
1900 See Relief Show

NEW YORK, March II QNS) -
Navy relief funds were swelied by
sos, 900 today as the result Of {
show staged by stars of stage am
screen before 2l,000 persons il
Madison Square Garden last night
The extravaganza lasted for fivt
hours and II took seven masters o
ceremonies to handle the perform
ancPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
South Given Up,
Battle Moves 70
Central Burma
Jungle DweIIers Turn
on British, Join
invading Forces
BY CHARLES \. SMITH
Int'I News service stan Correspondent

LONDON, March 11.-United
Nations forces fought furiously in
central Burma today 10 halt the
japanese advances. which were
scored only AT SacrIficial cost in
men and materials
In these attacks. according TO
latest reports. the Japanese were
getting help from traitorou
DacoltS, Burma's fierce jungle
dwellerS.
British bombcrS ralded far be-
hind the Japanese front IN Burma
as the British imperial ground
forces retired from the Rangoon
and lrrawaddy delta areas, leaving
the japanese in full possession OF
the southern tip Of Burma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
RAJ RAIDS AIREIELD

In addition 10 lrraWaddy. the
japanese now claim possession OF
BaSScln. 10 miles west of Ran
coon.
\ communquc describing the
Raj raids SAID thc JapancSe-con-
trollcd alrdromc at Noulmcn was
heavily bombed and that all the
attacking planes returned safely.
one stick Of bombs fell among Ia
grounded planes during the attack
and two fires Mcre- Started
British forces which had been
Isolated in the Pcgu area by tho
RAPID Jap advance IN bitter fight
ms battlcd their way through the
Japanese lin Ia teiH the main
body OF British iIoop>.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

What a gorgeous grouping for
your entrance hall, living room or
dining room. Put figurines or
plants on the brackets to make q
complete setting. The mirror has
a beautifully decorated frame Of
gold color. And the two brackets
match it. Mirror is 151ax26
inches over all. Glass measures
10x161a. Brackets 7 inches high.