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La gaceta., 1942-07-02

Leemos en- ell BoIetin mas6ni-
co del Supreme Consejo, Grade
SO: LA posici6n de Laval, entire
tanto, es muy clara. Ell es nues-
tro enemigo. En- su 1ltimO dis
curse ell del saco vuelto declare:
70 deseo la victoria alemana a
causa del peligro rojo....."
ComentamoS nosotros: Desea
la victoria alemana porque es
un politico sin honor, al servi-
clio de la antidemocracia.
Lo mas lamentable, sin en-
barge, apesar de las recientes
palabras del almirante Leahy,
es que seguimos manteniendo re
laciones diplomaticas con Laval
Y Petain.
laval es un miserable, un trai
dor; pero Petain es un reaccio-
mario de la vieja escuela, un e.
nemigo de la libertad y de los
derechos del pueblo.
La diferencia entire Pierre y
ell mariscal consiste en- que ell
primero es un energ1meno y ell
segundo un Viejo zorro.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02

Tambien sc mantienen cor
diales' relaciones d~iplomaticas,
patrocinadas por ell gabinete in
giles, con Ell 'totalitario" Francis
co Franco, aliado de Mussolini y
Hitler y no menos infame que
ellos.
Londres le coniente imperti-
nencias a Franco y Bstados u
nidos Sc las tolera.
Soldados del dicetador espa-
mol, miembro de la Legion AZul,
asesinan a ~nuestros aliados los
rusos.
Serrano Suner conspira, al
igual que su cuhado, para ayu-
dar q los nazifascistas ~. las
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SOCIETIES
and CLUBS

Legion Auxiliary
Installation of officers was held at
the meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary at the Legion hall Tuesday
night. Mrs. Loucks Brown of Ken
ton was in charge of the ceremony.
The following were installed:
Membership, Stella Core; Com
munity Service, Marie Stonehill;
Poppy Sales, Margaret Turner; Ma
tional Defense, Sylvia Tripplehorn;
Publicity, Nina Fritchie; Legislature,
Bertha Miller; Rehabilitation, Alice
Tripplehorn; Child Welfare, Lena
Soash; Sergeant-at-Arms, Mary
Schmidt; Color Bearer, Christine
Harris; Historian, Gaynell Rockey;
Banner Bearer, Ethel Stratton;
Chaplain, Augusta Steiner.
All members planning to attend
the fall conference in Wapakoneta
on Sunday, Oct. 25 are asked to
send reservations to Bernice Stone
hill not later than Oct. %. Mrs
J. S. Steiner will give the response
to the welcome address at the con-
ference.
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LdUetd Ctynler Is
Married In Marion

Miss Laveta Clymer, of Marion,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Clymer formerly of Bluffton, became
the bride of Robert B. Weiss, son of
Mrs. Lulu Weiss of Marion in a
double ring ceremony at the Oakland
Evangelical church in Marion Sat
urday night at z o'clock. n
The Rev. ]. r. Dallas, pastor of
the church, officiated at the cerei
mony while soft music was played
on the organ. ststxAT
The bride wore a gold pin her
grandmother wore on her wedding
day Sd years ago in June. She was
attired in a light blue wool dress
with brown accessories and her flow
ers were corsage of gardenias.
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the brides home in
Marion. For her going away outfit
she wore a black crepe dress with
black accessories. After short we'd
ding trip the couple will be at home
at 354 Blaine avenue in Marion.
Mrs. Weiss graduated from Bluff
ton High school in the class of 1885
and has been employed at the City
National Bank in Marion. Mr.. Weiss
is employed at the Marion Steam
Shovel Co.
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Nearly 200 Taking
Air Raid Course

Nearly 200 Bluffton women are
taking the course in air raid pro-
lection for the home which will have
three more meetings of two hours
each at the Bluffton High school
cafeteria on Wednesday nights at
7:30 o'clock.
The course deals with precautions
and methods of handling air raid
emergencies in order to avoid dis
aster. A demonstration of various
types of incendiary bombs will be
made az future meetings.
Mrs. Verna Rouse of Lima, form
er Bluffton college student, is the
instructor. Official government man
uscripts explaining the precautions
that can be taken were passed out
and explained at the meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Marshall and
SON entertained Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Skidmore and daughter Alice of
West Liberty and Mr.. and Mrs.
Print Kilgore of Columbus.
Diller ambulance removals: Miss
Jane Snyder from the Lima Me-
mortal hospital to her home south of
Beaverdam; Mrs. Cloyce Hauenstein
and infant daughter from the, Bluff
ton hospital to their home near Ada.
Callers at the Wayne Lugibihl
home last Wednesday evening were:
Francis Lugibihl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Lora, Mrs. Lydia Lora and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Stettler and
daughter Miriam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tesla Stearns of
Alpena, Mich, Miss nellie Lugibihl
of Cleveland, Orville Augsburger of
Hopedale, Ill, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Kennedy of Bluffton visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Stratton, Monday evening.
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Artists Entertain
At College Series

Bluffton music lovers were enter
tanned by the Sykora string trio as
the first number in the Bluffton col
lege music series at the Ramseyer
chapel Tuesday night.
The leader, Frank Sykora, a Gel
list, is noted Russian musician and
assistant bandmaster in the Second
Regiment of the Imperial Siberian
sharpshooters when only Ia years of
age.
In addition to the ensemble presen-
tation each member of the trio pre-
sented solo numbers to an apprecia-
tive audience.
The next number in the series will
be presented on Feb. 2 when the
Stevens Marionettes will present
"The Nativity. -
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Pleasant View

Word has been received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Phillips of West
independence are the parents of a
baby daughter. Mrs. Phillips was
the former Hazel Wynkoop of this
place.
Mrs. Clyde Thomas of Toledo was
the guest of her sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Carr and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Scheublin of Blufton
was the weekend guest of her dau-
ghter Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wynkoop
and family.
Word has been received by Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Waltz that their son
Ralph is now stationed at Camp
Breckenridge, KY.
A goodly number from this COM
munity attended the Putnam County
Fair at Ottawa last week.
d. L. Harris accompanied George
Ridge of Benton Ridge to the Ohio
coal mines on Saturday.
Little Bonnie Lou Eddie daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eddie placed
second in the Baby Health contest at
the Putnam County Fair on Friday
Miss Pauline Carr spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Forney of
Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Wynkoop, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Basinger and son
and Mrs. Lewis Wynkoop and dau-
ghters called on Mrs. Dale Phillips
and daughter at the Fostoria hos
pital Sunday afternoon.
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BluftOn WOnlan's
Sister SUccunlbS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McElroy of
South Main street attended funeral
services for her sister, Mrs. Ida
Hood, 62, held in the Methodist
church at Forest, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Hood died at her home at
that place following an extended i'll
ness. Interment was made in the
Dunkirk cemetery.
Besides her sister here she is sur
vived by one son Robert of Dayton
another sister Mrs. Ella Spearman
of Dunkirk and two brothers Harley
Hood of DunlSirk and William Hood
of Forest.
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BlufftOn Man Leaves
For Geneva, SwitZer-
land, For War Relief
Continued from page il

Continued from page il
sufferers. Former President Herbert
Hoover has been of great assistance
in making arrangements to ship food
from this country to the innocent
victims of the war, it was stated.
Kirchhofer stated that many
people from the Swiss Settlement
near Bluffton and Pandora have con-
tacted him with reference to rel
atives in Switzerland. He stated
that he would be glad to visit the
relatives of any Bluffton residents in
Switzerland and that his sisters,
Misses Dora and Stella Kirchhofer
of South Jackson street would be
glad to give his address in about a
month for such purpose.
Mennonite Coalition
At the present time kirchhofer is
in Akron, Pa, the headquarters of
the Mennonite Central committee
where he is making arrangements
for his new work. The committee
represents a coalition of all Men
monte groups for the specific pur-
pose of war relief.
DR.. VI. C. Lehman who spoke to
various Blutfton audiences last week
has been administrative head of the
relief activities of the committee ii
Europe.
Kirchhofer graduated from Bluff
ton college in the class of 1881 ane
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LAFAYETTE

Mrs. Lenore Cosart of Lima was
a weekend guest of Miss Jeanette
Guthrie.
Maysville Country club met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Joe Vorhes. Guests
were: Mesdames Stella Mckee,
Clyde Hay, Clint Stubbs, Adah Hall,
Ada Lotzenteiser, Eda Hall and
Laura Biteman. Fourteen members
were present in addition to the
hostess. An all day meeting will be
held in November with Mrs. Lutitia
Wilson. Contest was won by Mrs.
Adah Hall.
Mrs. Gladys Meats and daughters
of Lima were weekend guests of
her father, Mr.. Fred Stauffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holderman
of Toledo were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Georgia Watt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sites and
son John and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guthrie of Detroit, Mich, were Sat-
urday evening guests of Mrs. Jennie
Eversole.
Basil Watt of Port Clinton, but
formerly of Lafayette, has joined
the navy.
Several from here attended the
Homecoming at the County Line
church, Sunday.
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Couple Observes
Wedding Anniversary

Congratulations were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkholder at
their home, four apd one-half miles
southwest of Bluffton, on Tuesday
on the occasion of their Golden We'd
ding anniversary.
Most of the children and grand
children of the couple were home
Tuesday noon for the family dinner
and friends and relatives called at
the home to extend congratulations
in the afternoon and evening.
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Reports concerning destructive ac-
tivities of Halloween pranksters
have already reached the mayors
office. Vandalism or property de-
struction of any kind will be prose-
cuted by the law. Further reports
will necessitate the use of auxiliary
police to enforce the law.
w. A. Howe, Mayor
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WANT-ADS

WoliidH WdllNS w SdlC Aol Sliild
while mother works, day or night.
Inquire LOG South Mound st.
Wanted-To buy small house and
lot in Bluffton. Garage, basement,
good plumbing, ETC., desired. Will
pay cash. Mrs. Clara Wright, Rt.
2, Col. Grove, 0. Cairo phone. 25
For sale-100 yearling White Leg
horn hens. Mrs. Arthur Phillips.
For sale--Good eating and cook
ing apples and potatoes. Clarence
Steiner. If
For sale-House at 226 S. Main St.
Oliver Locher. 26
For sale-Apples and sweet cider
zoe gallon. Augsburger Fruit farm,
telephone 64s-W. If
Wanted-White Leghorn, S. C..
c. Red and New Hampshire focks to
furnish Matching eggs. Steiner's
Hatchery. Phone 182-W.
For sale-Used inner tube, TOOK
20; car battery; car radio; Is gal.
barrel. Phone 407-T.
For sale-Fresh cider made from
Red Delicious and Grimes Golden
apples. 15c per gallon. Henry
Gratz.
For sale-Sweet and pie pumpkins.
Walter Welty, Il mile north of
Beaverdam.
For sale-Apples: Red and Double
Red Delicious, Grimes Golden and
other varieties; also cider apples.
w. G. Carr, 334 miles north of
Bluffton.
For sale--Popcorn. Mrs. Amos
Lugibihl, Bluffton phone 548-T.
For sale--Goose feather pillows,
new ticking; curtains and drapes;
gas hot plate, mirror and small
chest of drawers. Inquire 201 North
Lawn Avenue.
For sale-Estate Heatrola, excel
len condition; Sellers kitchen cabinet.
marry MSiiCAS. lVo W. Eiii SeiSeI.
For sale-5 room cottage, closed
in back yard; combination garage
and chicken house, and two acres
of ground. l mile north of Beaver
dam. H. w. Althaus. Tel. 189-R
Bluffton.
Lost-Ladies dark blue glove for
right hand. Finder return to Mrs.
Naomi Steiner.
For sale-Small dinette table. In
quire 226 North Jackson St.
Wanted-Middle aged woman for
light housework in country. No
laundry work. Address Box 81,
Route 2, Bluffton, Ohio.
Wanted-Hard coal heater. Call
Beaverdam phone 541.
For sale-Dr. Salsbury's Worm
Caps. Be sure to worm your pullets
now. Worms lower the vitality which
results in colds. Bring your poultry
troubles to Steiner's Hatchery. Phone
1S2-W.
For sale-Grimes Golden and Red
Delicious apples. Edwin Luginbihl
3 miles north of Bluffton.
For sale-18 varieties of good
eating and cooking apples; some
large good baking apples; good new
apple butter; nice comb honey, pric-
ed reasonable; cider apples cheap
Steiner Fruit Farm, Il mile east OF
town.
For sale-Irish Cobbler eating
potatoes; frsts and seconds. Stanley
Bixel, 2l2 miles north of Bluffton.
| For sale-Used tire $3.50 by Is
| Will fit 600 wheel. Inquire 1131.
F.. Elm street.
| For sale-Heatrola, used on,
winter and in good condition. Her
bert Haller, in Bertsche property OF
county line.
For rent-3 sleeping rooms wit
lavatory and living room on secon
floor with light housekeeping priv
leges. Ladies only. 356 S. jackson
/ For sale-Large Heatrola, goo
condition. Reasonable. Phone 642-N
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Attend Veterans
Reunion At Tifin

Mr.. and Mrs. H.. G. Murray at
tended the 34th reunion of Spanish
War Veterans, Co. C, End OVI, at
the Tiffin Masonic Temple on Tues
day. 4
About 285 veterans and their wives
were present at the meeting to hear
an address by Judge Matthias of Co
lumbus. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray drove
to the Tiffin meeting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Kern of Bloomington, Ind.
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Radio Sermon Series

"The Crisis of Life" is the sub
ject of the radio address in the
Living Today series to be given by
the Rev. A. c. Schultz, pastor of the
Ebenezer Mennonite church and
Bluffton college Bible professor, over
Findlay station WIN Friday after
noon at 3:45 o'clock.
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EbeneZer Broadcast

The Ebenezer Mennonite church
choir, under the direction of Prof.
Otto Holtkamp of Bluffton college,
will broadcast over Findlay radio
station WIN Sunday afternoon at
4:15 o'clock. Ass
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WHERE OUR SOLDIER BOYS ARE

Lieut.. v. A. Neeper.
Box 1895
Fayetteville, N. C.
Pvt. Robert Geary
1st. Instructor Co.
800th Sig. Serv. Regt.,
Brks. 1905. Ser. 15102541
Camp Crowder, Mo.ss
H. Jack Clark, V-6,AS
37th Battalion, Co. 1868
u. S. N. T. S., Great Lakes, I'll.
Pvt. Vincent |, Habegger 35325856
Co. F, 68th Armd. Regt., 9Th Arm Div
A. p. o. 256, Camp Young, Calf.
Pvt. Ralph V. Motter
Co. C, 1O5th Medical Training Bn.
Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark.
Pvt. Clyde A. Fisher,
18th General Hospital
Camp Livingstone, La.
Pvt. Ralph Allen Waltz
Co. B, 81 Med. Bn.
Camp Breckenridge, KY.
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Notice

Residents are requested not to
burn leaves on asphalt or oil treated
streets. With repair materials inn
possible to obtain, the cooperation of
all residents is requested in this mat
ter.
w. A. Howe, Mayor
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Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Bluffton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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McSlUeeney To Speak
At Democratic Rally

John McSweeney, Democratic can
didate for governor will address
county rally to be held at Memorial
han, Lima, next Monday night at
s O'Clock. Campaign issues will be
discussed by the candidate.
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Century Circle
The Century Circle club met at the
home of Mrs. W. A. Howe this We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph
Stearns assistant hostess. The fol-
lowing program was presented: Meat
for Millions, Mrs. William Edwards;
Off the Grocery Shelf, Mrs. Cleon
Triulett.
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Subscription rates: Year, $500;
six months, SIPS anywhere in U, S.
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Garden Club

Garden Club
The Bluffton Garden club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Harry Barnes of
South Main street on Friday after
noon at 2:15 o'clock. Miss Edith AM
stutz is assistant hostess. The fol-
lowing program will be given: Bees
and the Romance of the Hive, Mrs.
C. H. Smith; Brides for Birds, Miss
Alice Ludwig.
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has taken graduate work at the
University of Michigan. For the
past nine years he has been teaching
in public schools in this area.
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Coming Wedding
Wedding of Herbert Moser, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Moser, three miles
south of town on county line, and Miss
Ruth SEEKER, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus SEEKER of Lima, Route 5,
will take place at the Lima St. Ger
ards Catholic church, Saturday morn
ing, Nov. T, at 9:30 o'clock.
The nuptial mass will be celebrated
by the Very Rev. Joseph Breslin, c.
S. S. r. and will be followed by re-
ception in the home of the brides par
ents.
The attendants will be Miss Marie
Nartke, of Ottawa, maid of honor;
Miss Victoria Moser sister of Mr.,
Moser and Miss June CLAM of Tole-
do will be bridesmaids; Mary 10 Cim-
inillo, flower girl; Rodney SEEKER
brother of the bride-elect, ring bearer
Roy Siefker, another brother of the
bride-elect will be best man. Miss
Siefker was graduated from Glandorf
High school and Mr.. Moser graduated
from Bluffton High school. He has
been employed at the Lima plant OF
the Equity Dairy Co.
The AMIGO Club
The AMIGO club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Stella Core, Friday
night at 7:30 o'clock.
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Eastern Star Chapter
The Bluffton Eastern Star chapter
will meet Friday night at 80 o'clock.
Theresa Slusser, w. M.
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Wedding Friday

Wedding Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Garmatter of
Columbus Grove announce the coming
wedding of their daughter, Marcene,
to Herbert Traucht, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra Traucht of Jenera, to take
place on Friday night.
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Women's Council

Women's Council
The Women's Council of the Girl
Reserves organization will meet in the
G.. K. room at Bluffton High school,
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Any
woman interested in the activities of
the organization is invited to attend.
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w. A. Howe, Mayor
Evening star., 1942-05-24

Speed vp your ironing make hot starch quick
use Quick Elastic instead. It's powder :. mixture
OF starch, gliders and other ingredients.
Makes hot starch inssanNy without boiling, without
stovecooking. Makes that iron of yours simply glide
over dress, shirt and curtain. Goes in just on
Brings back that ke~new look and feel little does
SO much, it costs almost nothing.
Hundred. Of thousands ehsnsins Join them Enjoy
quick hot starching-quick and lovely ironing. Get
Quick Elastic instead that quick kind in the
buttercup yellow box With both starching and IRON
Ing-its big help. Change now.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
Shorter nails are in
sfYle-bui you should
keep them bright!
%%h't<. &3yMe

~EAUTY at your flngertlps, if your hands
- quick time-and-temper saving tricks
with your manicuring tools. That's where
the experts can give you some pointers you
might never think up yourself.
Short nails are efficient. But manicurists
insist that an eighth of an inch of nail
beyond finger-level is more practical for
picking up things - and besides, it gives
you something to polish. But wear short
nails in ovals that curve from the un-
clipped corners of the nail-base - not in
sharp peaks that today look both affected
and dated: cause tips to snap; leave flesh
exposed to callouses and hang-nails: make
short nails look shorter.
Cuticle control? You can keep cuticle
from closing in on nails, if you'll keep push
ing it back. But there is trick in doing
that. You have to follow the circling thread
of the cuticle in the direction it curves.
Push against it, and it either springs back
or you get stretchy or ragged rims. If you
have to probe, go gently. Don't gouge.
Cuticle overlaps tender new nail growth
that is susceptible to injury. Signs of injury
are white spots which stay with you during
the entire life-cycle of nails, and are clues
to the mystery of why perfect tips crack up.
Bright Topcoats
11ow can you put on polish and make nails
look as though professional had given
them the works? Before you start frisking
that drippy little brush, soap, scrub and
dry your nails. If you've used an oily solvent
to remove old polish. be sure that your
soaping has whisked off every trace of oil.
During the interim between drying your
nails and stroking on polish, keep your
hands away from your hair or face, where
Evening star., 1942-05-24
Ar Your FINGERTIPS

they can pick up oil. If you change polish
on rainy day, watch out for moisture on
your nails that can cause the smoothest
coating of enamel to buckle To prevent that
perform this last manicuring operation near
the heat of stove or strong electric light
To do professional looking job of coat
ing nails, brace the hand that you're work.
ing on against table, and keep fingers
rigid. A wobbly wrist and f1accid fingers
make for poor control and inevitable mis-
takes. Don't ever load your brush. Dip out
stingy brushful of polish, and quickly
trace narrow band of color around the
sides and base of the nail taking care not to
run the stuff either over on the flesh or into
the grooves of the nail. NOtc quickly COM
ptete this first all-oper light coat, ,rhich
you put on in up-and-do,cn strokes,
dragging any surplus Of polish tosUard
the end of the nail ,chere it can be easily
sDiped of. AllO,U that to dry before you
put on a second and heavier - coat.
With this coot you sUipe the tipof clean
~ to expose a srhite thread line of nail.
That nsaneuper is in tended to be both
decorative and functional: functional,
because polish carried to the edges of
the nail becomes tattered in no time.
Before polish is thoroughly dry, stroke
sealer over your color job. Sealer is that
colorless over-coat that makes lacquer more
lasting and gives it more dazzle - and
cuts down drying time. To make polish
really stay with you, carry the sealer both
over and under the nail.
If you simply can't be reduced to help
less state for fifteen minutes or more by
flock of sticky fingernails, speed the drying
process by dipping your ten freshly pol
ished beauties in basin of cold water But
don't wipe water off. Fan it dry.
Fashion notes: Bright shades are in
vogue. the theory of the pacesetters being
that what nails lack in length this season,
they can make up for in morale-lifting
colors. And there are other nice shades on
the confection-pink side, with which you
take no risks of making any one see red.