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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Kept; part time: tax returns prepared.
statements. audits: reasonable. OR, 2o74.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 90 80, 40 gal.
automatic: no cash needed: small monthly
payment: immediate installation THoMp-
SON q STANSBURY CO.. INC. Ii. 3029.
DIAMONDS. OLD ,ewsiry ana silver ysnted
CO. 1928 Il st. NV. NE. 3440.
ATTENTION. ALL BRICKLAYERs, No. 4,
pm. Fri, April %, at $40 Pa: ave.
Sc. for the purpose of electing ofncers.
AL members are to attend. HOWARD A.
WANTED, gse OF unlimited telephnesne'
lSPERTF l2la n wSfch sfsI REPAIRING. s-dsy ..rx:
EARKEL. go + st. NV. Ma o2s4
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts con.Fsetse 5y any en- oths5 as6 shsP az
ne
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
eHIP-Notice is hereby given that the
partnership Of irving Liss & Adolph r.
Francesconi. trading as Congress Roofing
Co, 1906 GeorRia ave. NV, WASHINGTON,
day Of March. 1s4s, and that from such
operator of said business JOSEPH B.
CAI4ANDRIuLO. atty. for Adolph r.
Francesconi.
THIS IS TO CONSTITUTE NOTICE to
the whole world, !, the subscriber hereof.
Charles A. Conte, also known as Charles
conte, hereby specifically absolye myself
hns s,i, my estate Of any 5.sPonsibilisy on
S435 Esds St ne.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BooKKEEPER-CAsHIER, rensral

BOOKKEEPER-CAsHIE general once
manasement; 16 years experience; perma-
nent po,ition; IA, 1859. ,.x ,.,.,
MISS M5s FSss fEfo6isasiD D fns ss .:I
CULTURED LADY, ability, desires posi-.
ton as companion -housekeeper, or 40
governess for young girl; take RESPONSE
travel; fine seamstress; very dependable;
excellent CHAR. ref. salary. $3.50 month.
DiEETETiCiAS. DIE ;i2 capable: Al refs; wants
position; institution or private home. Box
design 5smod n4ss assr;isei sSs%
sa9 1rynE st. T,S, H APT d,y. vorp 1 Is "a.
apa ssItsfs NJ snsa small adult
fsmly Ink asa sstv stpr
s.1sS: 5sSstssss ss$: ss.ss fss e. :S
PARr-rIME TYPIsr. also typinr done at
PRAcrIcAL PRe NURSE. colorsd. Feb grad.
wants daywork in doctors once, care OF
child, or nisht duty. 1880 til morning.
fR FRAeffeAL SffS NURSE AND y HogsEkrEfggn; e;
$RAoTreHL $sa1xi staL NURSES. available; trained
!saaaEss !asss' pi 1881; MISS BEE. S.stdsys oaly:
atesy excellent references. CAL RE.
3671, 8 to $40 WI. days. to Sat.
REFINED YOUNG LADY CEnglish) urgent:
ly requires psrt-time work, evenings ana
week ends; experienced secretary. stenos.
TaDhsr. receptionist. typist. co. ,s. s!2i
sEcRETARS. intelligent. .sf,cient. desires
position Institution. or private home. BOX
stenogra phic clerical routine; will travel.
Aszh ss.h ass ,fssgias;s
WnDoW' In sos. viii care for invalid lady:
live out; S25 . week: In Wsshington. GL.
WOMAN. white. rsnned. with child N:
wishes work as housekeepsr or governess.
FR 5479 between 9 am. and pm: 23'
YOUNG LADY fEuropean), excellent edu-
cation, desires occupation, German trans
lator. or teaching; sales experience, 40
iormer owner OF ladies fashion store in
Shanghai for years BOX 3eo-V star
YOUNG LADIES (2). with perfect knovi-
edge Of French, English, German. RUS
sian. Turkish and Greek; desire positions
with interested Arms or individuals. so1
iSguSi YOUNG WOMAN WOMAN tao,. over U.s. soIisss.
now attending night course - matne-
mates major. desires work In that nsid.
Reply Box 346-V, star. 20
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SAlESkARA icaaAl.

SALEBlfAN: ManufeetursfS fspesssnts
tive. hssdauartsrs Warrington, dssT:' g
furniture accounts; experience unneces'
sery: salary $500 per mo: car !. fur.
not apply unless Willing to travel weeks
per mo. In territory; give telephone no
Box 347-v. Star. 20
FURNITURE SALESMAN. for one qi
Washington's oldest furniture stores; sal
AIRY plus liberal commissions. hospitaIxa-
tion and paid vacations: Apply in Psrson
Mr.: Rota. HOUSE q H9RRMANN FuHNl'
TURE CO.. 7th and Eye sts. NV. -25
sALISdEN. real estate. exper. not nsces-
sary but helpful; must have an automo.
bile; average person can earn In excess OF
$4,000 year. RIGGS d Co. EN-. 2346.
ADVERTISING SALES REPREsENTATIvE
4 you are looking for 2 real Opportunity
permanent future, investigate this. Our
sales force Is among the highest paid In
ave, NO S690 for sppt
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Help OOMkSJtS.
! BREAKFAST OOK-HOUSRMAN for board.
fss:i Il s; 1877 III 10th E'' s's'iss =:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. white: i,v.
& sisS S2sss'r: Ell. !n :aa s.sh a.s /
| section, permanent, live in. upstairs room
hnd o. s.n g 30 nos ably m unless .sp and
mo. mo NO e446, Q a,m.-Ia noon. 81
cookM..DE LIST l.. n;os.S asss s,srinE Il. Nv: ..r IN r
cook-GH.w., l,-. IN: lovely pne-hess
..;, fsns sI..nln.: e :ni1ss:n .nDsr w. y rs
cP: II fanny S11i iil. IN l.. iSVsis as:ss,.s
s@ ss:.a snf 10 ';sn sn. fsa sna r;s0is D%. e
COOK * AND CIV. IN .e...m::nt: part he. S:,:
Ssa SSsSokk 10 ANS 49, Se.H.w., ,ir. ,s e..l, m,
:1ss. :Sss '.:s e.. W. ssp'Essaass'a' Tsas WIN '''
COOK AND WAITRESS, o. nan .nd yits,
Must be arst-elass Sook Nth % Ssst Lea lSen
.Ei.ssn po nes sDD ass
Phone vi. 3lss or cali at n ". Kirks
e0oSl =; ch' rfGRsr 81; nj Hoo. MAID, hou..u.n.
District references and health cards. VIII.
| ing to go to New Englend Ior sImmert
s5ssllssnsts ssss salaries. s411 woodle' I'd a4v"
sS1ria. SH 21g'' experienced. cook ~, and i sjhx. j
hpply lsEs IN $3.50 aSBs 14th a.ne as. nW u'' n,'
feur i've in: GEORGETOWN and nearby eoun.
try side for summer months; GOOD wages,
reference and experience required. MI
to DsIs IN. n se'tss Wss.nstoa s I.t..nss. s
snd Soafe heath n ca card required. Cali EN- 1901.
G.Hw.. plain eooklnr, live in; sa2 VIA
assrsis sxeJ,, "A: SS6s,, s,,.r ,.,n .9.,
GHW. "a AND COOK. Monday through SAT-
Irda5 sBwsRbs ssh .hsSssh Ss$G sts ss i. NV W. eE
eH.w. AND COOK. fond Of children; -
noon until after dinner no SUNDAY go
Sii Girl, oolorsd, settled; live in; shy;
cspablss hspdins %nn snail mail children; e,aa'
HousEREEffk. He ssS ff TO fond 1877 Of children sm.u
house, own room; Bendix: vacation With With
aa5t sad tssbhons eS Write Ms ssns 'trsess g Mss
sS1SySfsEWokkTk S1Syf Ess5 Hasksvay yns n
Eie51 HOTEL a.ee co6RT. SS sssa ssito Blvd, 10.
MAffD, colorea, for chamber work and,
msr mstr'Is 1se4ssesa ss a TAXI 70 fssn'r' io5
sI sn Im. sadrs pE .4s ys in or out e02fis'' s
snvlronmassnntt' health card and local 5s 5sf''
MAID. sSw, cooking. live in, .xpsr; Pre-, I,,
;ssss Ss sRa4:n RS san' s;ss. %
MAR;eHw;, MAPS H 81 T. ssys ssys. sas, ssoo
sSsstn1o snsss IL. in solsf:s isf:f.n: g.
SSIGlRsEMAn, TAX. care ls-month:o
bath. Ss5 weekly. Pc. 1897: Is.
bshs best Of 'ondes reierene.. = sreaairsa Phone
Pfsa 9r Ss51s sex Inv ssas adults. rsf.r.
MePARIAND. Sit,oi 7oi Union Trust Bids. -a6
| WOMAN, exper. for g.h.w., ! child, NE.
aa to r5np, gn sa s dsss ssss Sat- am nsSt fS .na n
other night; refs. Colored pref. $50. Gan
WOMAN, white. neat. quiet. in family pf
adults to cock help care for 0.Issss ssssy
Box IaaHo3 o443V Ai star Ans VI '
WOMAN. settled. for g,h.w., 7.rm APT;
rm. and bath in apt. City refs; SEQ vk.
WOMAN, steady and reliable, live IN.
e ssn Sah msH sHgnrs eL 9sss ss'iy "a
PERMANENT HOME; housekespsr un-
suburban home; little knowledGe nursing
| CHI 0416.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GTRI, colored, exper., desires job - maia
In apartment, tourist home or store .n'
GfRL. eolored, desires laundr, work; ref.
GIRL, coiored, wants part time cleaning
apt, Tuesday and Thursday. Ho. 2oSs'
GIRL. eo,orsd. wants Job as baby .itser.
nm to 10 midnight. HO 1858. "a
GIRL. .coIored. desires Job as ehiids nurss
Tuesday and Wednesday; nurses aid expB.
GIRL, Cir colored, desires Waitress work: ex-
I'll GIRLS taj, eoiored. want lob as baby
sitters: experienced: TTsfersnnseees; h..; n..
HAND IAIiNDRESS desires laundry vork
70 DO st home; experienced and rssssse"'
HIGH G SCHOOL GIRL. eolored. desirss
psrt-tim. Job; hours. to or TO 10.
HO. 4s47.
werk for Tfiursday, e:30 am. 70 p;W.'
efky reference. II. 1855.
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HELP MEN end WoMEk.

in suburban Va, wife to do g.h.w.: home
and utils. furn.; salary, $3.50. Cali FA
DaidkY PLANT WORKERS. night men and
women. Apply 1917 Bladensburg I'd. n.s.
HANDYMAN AND WIFE. colored. to vori
and live In at boarding house. Apply In
person At 1926 18th st. NV. or call
YoUNG MAN OR WOMAN wanted to
paper Ia large Eastern city: knowledge Of
retail merchandising and advertising de
sirable;. good salary; this is . grand op-
portunity for the right person. Write
comprehensive letter to BALTIMORE
SUN, Baltimore. Nd. attention Mr.. spauld-
ing Albert
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Hnp WoMRh.
Hnp DOMESTIC.

SUlOGeR W0Rx tn country tor tee1A9e E.
colleeo student; heakhful expert $40 ~
90 days. Box 43A-T, Star. al
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sALEsLADIEs, millinery and accessories
siasd1 only ppy aay 700 once Go
SALE ssaIRstAp1Es. f experienced. for t95 snal i,;,
wears; 5.day week. attractive salary na;ry a plu'
se L. Nk n az co ,si; ZOO APDS st. MSs
SALEsLADIEs, ready-to-wear, accessories
or millinery. in nne ladies specialty store
ymaasns o0sph Appfy 1 THE Ess1E obcS
NELL co. a4o7 Conn. ave; NV. "a
Nav Ma type on ao Masfower fsr' Hotel f1 block, Foi
intsEyIsv phone MA; ,!.sc., 019s .u,,, .,e
fsi '19f BHs ''i5S sH0r ply: ~ %
sAIEsLADIEs. experienced in dresses
week. Apply Office 4th a.. PH1L1PsBoRN's
11nhrsiAbstswe 1ih + Ri. Sed want girls capable Of
earning big money, for ladies' specialty
shop, dresses. coats, suits and sportswear
Must be neat appearing and have gooe
sAIEsWoMAN, .xper. elsewhere prompt.
me to offer sales position ,th,. to women hen
sealyemsR.s day ". viii III 1H01s trsin YOU to " earn
substantial income selling the Hunte
aluminium combine ton storm window ant
rm sfsa fhene so 800
sales manager, for interview, -23
SALESWOMEN, cosmetic; experienced only
JElLEFTS, 1214-1220 st. NV, III
s4iIiEEswoMEN, iiE exper.: excel. starting sal
ary Apply employment once. Ord moor
MORTON's. 314 7th st. nv. L25
SALESWOMEN-5-day 40-hour week. 2OT
discount on purchases. ~, Appiy employme5n.
5sG ss sSod pay q
s HH' sss. r.
sis ssifsXMMs1TiRfss. Ms1TiRgfSsHs. white, for dry-cleanin,
store also able to help In store: expsri,
enced. Apply JOHNSON CLEANERS, 323l
r. + ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd. 20
SECRETARY, for old established constrpc.
week: s1ea '0npans psamsnent. eee esi NA. ssse si
nent; advancement possibilities; 5-day, 35.
hour week; salary $50 to S55, depending
upon experience and ability; experience II
patent law work preferable but not essen
tai. Replies confidential. State educa-
ton. age and experience. BOX lsl, oa W
sECRErARY. under s5; must have ade-
ouate knowledge of shorthand; STEADY en-
bic, ment with public agency close 70 .: {
PsE%.1sRRts ss1 .Rs tStSsf WXRE 'aloo-s2' 1ss sh
SECRETARY, COLLEGE. graduate. neat youns
woman, for. diversified once YORK; yer
satility and accuracy essential seaIs
open, oppor to advance. Apply u per
son. JOHN g.. WEBSTER CO.. OF ~
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fEspHf GNoN sE%s ~ n!sSt do Sand NO. 1'P'
WOMAN. ambitious. well educated. de-
sirous of working into an executive posi-
ton; must be alert and resourceful state
education and present salary. Box pa as
WOMAN OR GIRL who would enjoy being
with little folks 2 yrs. and older. BACK
ssiiI sssH pzasoas zRa55 K ses.
YSouNG Sa sS;s sLApY-oeneral once work: to
take phone calls and arrange for deliver
iii I'LL DttsfHi ss5s Go s6od | hHs7' ea ss' S
YoopNGS LADY CLERK. white, for dry clean
eais af s'0,s Appis fsns npEaRLEss CLEANERS ds5s
fs5qRe' YoUSa LaprRs ID ca, age 81 to 2s ir.. to
assist MANAGE sireulation v,n. sale; .esa.nt ssm
against assin high Comm and bonus. Averase
Earnings. $500 per mo- after shert M, c9Mp. s5sip
ing PeTi9sd ns e an. e s.5.s: Pm; Hotel Mh cnf
grad in home economics with several Yrs.
ed % By one m Of Washinaton's Oldest CONCERNS
Good opportunity for right person: Piease
reply. giving educational beeksround, age; e
RSUAe RSf NV WxoMaN. Ran 25s5, a. inv.stifstor
for retail 26Oppln8 6eIfiCe, NO eApeiI IehSe
Necessary; must be free to travel. Apply
evening star Bldg. 11th and Pa. ave. NV
YOING WoMEN-An interesting. we'll
paid career In an established: rrowina Ia or.
women who have had experience in deal
ns with the puelis The work foes sntep ep.
estins, important and pleasant. with good
wages right from the start. Write BOX
54-x, Star. State age experience ana
sfaoSssfiffaL1zArIoN faSsrf1HaLL INSURANCE Nation,
Al nlanJ neighborhood and enrolment
representatives desired; does not inter-
fere with home duties. Apply fos yogr
neiehborhood Immediately. Mr. oCoN-
ACCURATE TYPIsT, general once work.
knowledge Of bookkeeping; 40 hrs, no sat-;
pleasant Jewish atmosphere. Box 425-V'
HossPITALIZATIoN INSURANCE national
ives dssiTsd Doss nSs t5s tnssrfs.f fs.rSor sish
hood Immediately. Cali MR. ocoNNoR.
M e119.
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TSash t[Rs A'eS i
Thf ehH5sR chERk yf al around Ta d must
experienced; good salary. Cali oV. 24oo.
HABERDAsHERY SALESMAN. young man.
aad ns s s ofs hshess esrnns
for one 81. Tho is wiling to SoTk
disc. Apply to sod Fred Pelzman' FASHION
fhIH H.RbwSSE ySS lso9 lss9o99EsMxN "a GOOD position
HANpY RfT DSff MAN White. snse s. small estat.
sss. sss ssTviss; Is Ms Nh MosTdoMERyss II:
HAN HANDY Y MAN and mechanic. W. have +.
permanent Job. 6 days wk the year
oHpf .et on SoOd s:sky 4: s,5y sSoSs S.si b.0 0
Weldins' csrpenterins, painting. automo-
tive mechanics and electrical work. Must Must
and character. Cali MR.. MINEAR for an
appt., Ii. 357s, Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
HOTEL CLERK. experienced man over so;
reliable and sober; steady work. good pay
1SsSkSscT lsse Eys E pEBir MN e u, b. m i. and
$50 per week to start. Box 241-X. Star
INVESTIGATOR, colored. good character
! INVESTIGATOR AND ADJUSTER-Imme
diate opening for energetic young man;
installment or insurance experience pre-
ferred Good starting salary, vacation
with pay. bonus arrangement and splendid
chance for advancement. Car necessary
Apply AETNA FINANCE Co, 32I5 Rhode
Island ave, Mt. Rainier, between Gil a m
JASITOR. colored, experienced for apt
house on Connecticut ave; salary $50 mo.
quarters and utilities; non-drinker only
as assal children Phone resident manager, Mas %o
JANIToR for commercial properties; soot
salary. daytime hours, no quarters; expe
! rienced man With references only, con
sidered THOS. j. FISHER CO. INC.
Realtors. 73s 18th st. n W, DI $3.50. -s4
no children. for practically new apt. house
y In NV; salary, Ss5 mo, and beautiful
apt. SHAPIRO, INC. ell 18th ct. bet
2-6 pm. "a
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-27

The set illustrated above was
built from patterns. These pat
terms take all the mystery out of
woodworking. Each slows the full
size, shape and length for cutting
each part. Wherever two parts
are fastened together, the exact
location is indicated on the rat
tern. Step by step directions ex-
plain every part of construction in
easy to understand language.
Making a home is traditonally
American. The strength of t,e
country rests on the people who
have built a home for themselves
and their families. Building lawn
furniture or any other home equip
ment is not difficult. You can do
it if you try. Each pattern is
designed so that no special tools
or skill are required. Build this
lawn set for immediate use.
Send IS cents for Lawn Scttee
Pattern No. SIS to EaSi-Bild Pat
tern company, Dept. W., Pleasant
vile, N. Y.
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ks bulk for normal

Battle Creek, Mich, and get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK. Order KELLoGG'S
ALL-BRAN today.
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JOB PROBLEM

american family life is geared
to such high degree that it re-
quires multitude of convent
ences, gadgets and appurtenances
to keep abreast Of the tradition
ally american standard of living.
In grandmother's day automo-
biles, radios, telephones and re-
trigerators ,Uere considered Lu1-
uries. To-day they are necessities.
People constantly strive to bet
ter themselves. They look for
Oard to the day ,ohen they can
moue from their four.room cot
fage into spacious home rUith a
natural fireplace, built-in garage
and ,oide, s,ceeping la,cns. By
putting her shoulder to the
Vheel, a rcoman may make a
'cishtul dream a reality.
In addition to helping achieve
an otherwise unattainable goal,
the tcomaL mho gets a job re-
ceires the inrard satisfaction of
knowing that she contributes
materially. She is truly loyal
partner Of her husband.
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Women's World
Women's World
Simple Tricks With Buttons
Or Ribbons Will Alter Dress
& G'fta Haley

ECONOMY and style are both on
~ our minds when we want to do
something to a dress to change its
manners, its general outlook. Being
women, nothing pleases us more
than being able, with a simple trick
or two, to do something magic to a
dress and thus lead our friends to
think that we have brand new adj
dition to the wardrobe.
Classic style dresses are easiest
to change because their good tailor
ing can take all sorts of trimming
tricks. Do you have classic but
ton-down-the-front style dress that
needs bit of something? Remove
the self color buttons and add dash
with gold or metal ones. Then sweep
one of the new gold or silver belts
on it and look at the result
If you want to do something even
more drastic, the pastel dress may
be dyed dark green, navy, gray,
brown or black, and the metal but
ton and belt combination will make
it look perfect. In addition. you will
have dark dress that will be more
suitable and practical for the cooler
weather than the pastel one which
you already have worn most of the
Summe:
What's to be done when you have
a classic style with full skirt that
has no trimming? This dress can
be relieved with touches of white.
Use bias tape or rick-rack, lacing
several rows of this around the low
er part of the full skirt, and adding
few bands of the same trim to the
sleeves or collar or both, depending
upon the size of sleeves and collar.
Plaid Trimmings
Are Popular
If you have wardrobe which is
primarily dark and have grown rath-
er tired of it, why not brighten the
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puts away the groceries, brushes
up the lunch crumbs, demanding in
sistently, MON, can Carol come
to dlnner?; Nom, can Carol come
to dinner"
Everybody Should Help.
Two salaries in family are bet
ter than one; three, when the IT.
year-old girl or boy get a Satur-
day job, are better than two
Everyone ought to save and event
ually everyone ought to invest To
invest So to make 81 is the gov
ernments offer and l personally
am glad of every 500 | put into
Liberty bonds through the war
years, because whatever other
money does or doesn't do, that
money is safe.
But property is good invest
ment. too. An empty lot, two plain
garages on that lot, both rented
then a house started on that lot
and presently paid off mortgage
on that house and the one next
door-and there is a steady income.
ping, bringing. a sense of*securit% 10 the
1t sounds dull, but it is on
that foundation that most of
the fortunes Of. America. are
built. Not the big sensational
fortunes-the oil and railway
and patent medicine fortunes
that drag with them so ruinous
tax and such tremendous re-
sponsibllities--but all the happy
lesser histories, just comfort
able prosperity, just that little
more than plenty that is the
rule with millions of Americans.
The extra car, the summer trip.
the plain little country club with
its swimming and tennis. the new
playroom built and the gift-circled
Christmas tree-these are EVERYDAY
miracles.
There are. 4S million cars moving
about in America. No other country
IN the world has half of that. There
are telephones, electric and gas
stoves, washers, furnaces, radios.
theaters and schools in proportions
that never have been egualed in the
story of the world.
They all stand for progress, for
comfort, for making things easy.
But to hold them and a thousand
other luxuries,' Mother can't be a
perfect lady, "a clinging vine. a
money-ignorant little spender anv
longer. Her job now may be to
get /, job
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situation with bits of plaid trim
ming? Simple black cottons and
navy blues take nicely to this treat
ment
If you have cardigan neckline
on dress, the whole of it can be
outlined with lively plaid. You
might even make cuffs on the
sleeves. of the plaid.
When it's too complicated to add
the plaid trimming to the neckline,
you might change the belt on the
dress by making that in plaid, SIM
ply adding cuffs to the sleeves and
perhaps inserting a band or two of
the plaid around the bottom of the
skirt.
It's very easy to introduce plaid
into simple solid black, blue, brown
or gray dress by changing the belt
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What to Do
With Buttons

ally find themselves in a weary cor.
ner as the season draws to a close
Most of these dresses, suits and
blouses will benefit with change OF
buttons, but be certain they are the
same size to fit the button holes you
already have on the garment.
Button treatments also are used
on the sleeves to add interest. Sim
| ply run five or six buttons down the
sleeve, beginning at the shoulder if
you want to add above the waist in
terest on a tailored dress or blouse.
Another effective way Of using
buttons is in diagonal treatment,
either outlining pockets or simulat-
ing them.
For best effect, the buttons chos-
en- should, in themselves, be inter-
est catching. When you want to
| point up interest in them, select a
contrasting color instead of match
ing one. Also, remember that but
tons show up better on solids than
on prints.
For bodices that are plain and
will take buttons, a double breasted
treatment of tiny gold buttons is fire.
quently very effective. This is es-
pecially popular on such things as
the bolero sundress type.
In some cases, you can use on
your accessories the same button
treatment that you have on a dress.
Diagonal button treatments on
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tie them nicely to certain dress
or suit
Buttons as well as bows are being
used to gather up a part of wide
full skirt in some cases.
Bands and Bows
Will Do Wonders
Have you ever thought of how eff
fective band trimming can be es-
pecally when it is used on print
dress or suit? When the print is
crowded, the solid colored banding
seems somehow to clean the print
and define it.
If you have tWo-piece print
dress, try outlining the jacket with
a band that matches one of the
darker colors in the print. Use it
around the front of the jacket, out
lining it completely, and then use
around the sleeves and pockets. too
Frequently this little trick will lift
many a weary dress out of the dol
drums.
Bias tape is best to use for this
type of trimming because it's all
folded and pressed, The tape comes
in cotton and rayon so that you can
select the proper type for your ma
terial
Many band trimming effects can
be relieved with bows made out of
the trimming. These are especially
effective for the youthful fashions.
The jacket of summer dress for
a girl in her teens may carry three
or four widely spaced rows of band
ing for trimming. Bows can come
at. the closing of the bodice to hide
snaps or buttons
If you prefer. only the skirt may
be band trimmed. Use one large
bow on the highest band as a trim
ming It's important not to overdo
the bow part of the trimming. es-
pecially on the skirts. for their full
ness is. in sense lot of trim
ming.
If you have contrasting trimming
anywhere on the dress, bows can be
made of this material and attached
to the pockets of the dress for more
interest.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-27

and cuffs and for band at the bot
tom of the skirt, if desired.
Eyelet is very popular for trim
mings, too. Since it is rather ex-
pensive you might satisfy your need
for change simply with bit of ruff
fled eyelet edging the collar and
cuffs of the dress. If it has a but
ton-down-the-front, edge this with
eyelet
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-27
Causes of Headaches

HeauaVheS are caused mostly BY
an allergic reaction of the mucous
membranes of the nose. according
to study of 1000 cases reported
III the 1913 Britannica Year Book
Other common causes. in the order
OF frequency. are Inflammation of
the muscles in the neck; mechan-
zeal nasal obstruction; inflamma-
ton OF the slnuses and neuropsy-
chIatrIc disorders. eadache
caused by muscle infiammations
may continue long after the cause
has ~tpsvI corrected,