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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-16

Beaverdam are parents of daugh.
ter born at Lima Memorial Hospital
Saturday.
Pfc. Clifford Rogers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Rogers of Col. Grove
who has completed his training al
the air base at San Antonio, Texas
is home on furlough after which he
will report at Camp Kimberly, N. J.,
for overseas service.
The Col. Grove high school foot
ball team was entertained at a din
ner by the Lions club of that place
recently. Judge Walter jackson of
Lima was the speaker.
w. S. c. S. of Mt. Cory E. U. B.
church met Tuesday night in the
home of Mrs. John McVetta.
John Steinman Of Arlington was
honored at gathering at his home
Friday night on the occasion of his
s4th birthday anniversary.
o. S. Hall southwest of Gilboa
observed his s8th birthday annivers-
airy recently.
Dale Grismore of Washington,
D. c., attended funeral services of
his brother, George Grismore, Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Elwood, south
of Bluffton will celebrate their 41st
wedding anniversary on Christmas
day.
Geo. Elwood and VIM. Cheney's
sons, south of Bluffton are on deer
hunting trip and also visiting rela-
tives in Ashtabula county. They are
at the home of the formers brother
Verdon Elwood and family and en-
route visited the formers mother.
Mrs. Dora Elwood at Kent.
Clair Gratz, Blanchard high school
junior sustained a painful cut in his
left hand when the glass broke while
he was replacing an electric light
bulb at his home, Friday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE

Lula Jenkins Schafer. whose address and
place of residence are unknown, and the I'm
known Heirs at Law. pevisees, Legatees,
Administrators, Executors.l Legal Representa-
tives and Assigns of Lula Jenkins Schafer.
Deceased, whose names ahd places of resid-
ence are unknown, will take notice that on
the 8rd day of November, 194S the plaintiffs
Richard Sloan and PEARL Sloan. filed their
petition against them In the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Allen County, Ohio, the same
being Case Number 38572 in said Court, for
the purpose of uuieting die title of certain
real estate in said petfsiou described to-wit
Lot Number Eghty-nine Hundred and
Forty-eight t8948l in Belmont Addition to
the City of Lima. Ohio.
The prayer of said peafcon is that the
defendants, and each of them, be compelled
to show their interests in and to the premises
therein described, or be forever barred from
asserting them: that the Claimed interests of
said defendants in said reaA estate be adjudg-
ed null and void and that plaintiffs title be
quieted against said claimed interests, and
for such other and further legal and eauit-
able relief to which plaintiffs may be entitled.
Said defendants are required to answer
said petition on or befoHe the Sth day of
January, 1949. or Judgment and decree will
be taken against them In Sccordance with the
prayer of the petition.
Richap pd Sloan:
Pearl ESioan.
By-F. w Gooding,
Their Attorney s5
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-16
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIOl

Allen County, IS.
Estate of Sarah Badertscer, deceased.
Ralph e. Badertscher of $50 So. jackson
Street, Bluffton. Ohio. has been appointed
and qualifedl as Administrator of the estate
Of Sarah BaFertscher, late of Allen County.
Ohio. deceasai.
Dated this s22nd day of November, 194s.
RAYMOND P. SMITH
35 Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-16
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
he STATE OF OH1O1

Allen Couhty, SIS.
Estate of naniel Ross wilkins. deceased.
John Wilkins Of l44 Cherry Street. Bluff
ton, Ohio, has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Daniel Ross
wilkins. late df Allen County Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 27th day of November. 1e4s.
RAYMOND p. SMITH
prohata Tsydo,a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ermel and
children Stephen and Linda of Day
ton, Ohio, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Krohn and family on Thurs
day evening.
Nearly one thousand people attend
ed "Open House" of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Diller on Saturday and Sun
day.
Francis Geiger has purchased the
Richard Frantz property.
Mrs. J. G. Reese and Miss Har-
riet Krohn have returned to their
home here after spending several
weeks in the DR.. w. c. Suter home
at Waterville.
Richard Frantz is erecting a paint
and wall paper store on the lot of
his mother, west of the business
section of Pandora.
Ohio beekeepers will meet at the
Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus
on December 9 and 10.
Evening star., 1948-06-15
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

GET THE TOP RETAIL PRICE for your
car. Let Bell Motors sell your 1s46 to
ss5s esen at soy9 y9uf s pFds Tin ea IS sod
6nsrse SRins your ~ car car .e n Sell MoToss 5oio
SWo5NsfGNMfST W5i fGs; nS sPHcfxIisr. Conn. ave
location, will sell your car and net YOU ~;
BRocHE BIO saisli MOTORS, 44ss Conn ave. NV,
Any Any MAKE $40. priced about s4oo;
must be in good condition and passed
b. c. Inspection. MI. 1888, to pm.
from overseas. Can advance cash for
RRss1sShssMAs RsE ssysSy sn Needs 1aS new 1a4s
Bile: prefer low mileage; pay all cash. Can
WIS WISH Peg To PAY aaE cRsH for car late mode
,nH MORE Sa cAsa 81 FOR Eok 'i9st YotR
1898 models Drive in or phone Ex 55eg
W0hPE TSP II sF MIR MsUTn ana te set ss hss
cash price for your 194s or 1a47 car M and
9lssT i ssSn MoToR R5Es IN Co. e cal Rod,
GAsa tsaha Fok sSs Pour Re Isa GxRgwe buy. We sei
we trade gse]d ] cars; driVe pona In or .,esi esl
go Bladensburs I'd. ne. topposite sears'
PLYMoUTH owNERs-will pay up to ), 81; l. :
also. a o CENTRAL MOTOR SALES: 4326
CHEVROLET owNERs-Will pay UP to
ST 900 for 1910 Chevrolets; rs units
wanted at once: will ring the bell on other
models also. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 Conn. ave. WO 9236 or EN-. 1924
for 1910 Bucks: rs units wanted at once;
will ring the bell on other models also
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 1925 Conn.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Fords. Chevrolets
and Plymouths Phone Atlantic $500
STEUART MOTORS, Bird and H sts. ne.
Evening star., 1948-06-15
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
Some Matters of Usage

Scottdale: A columnist writes.
THE ring no longer fitted" 1t
doesn't sound right, and few
teachers l have consulted say that
it should be, "The ring no longer
fit."-W. w.
Answer: Sorry, the correct past
tense and past participle Of the verb
At is fitted. The columnist used 1t
correctly.
Wrong: THE dress fit me perfectly
last year" Right: The dress fitted
me perfectly last year.
Wrong; She went to the dress
maker to have a skirt fit" Right
to have skirt fitted.
Wrong: They agreed that his re-
marks fit the occasion" Right;
They agreed that his remarks fitted
the occasion.
Silver Spring; Is it correct to say
(of a radio program, THE music
is recorded and Transcribed" "?-M.
B. N.
Answer: 1t is redundant, for, In
today's usage, recording and tram
scription are synonymous terms.
Radio stations first used the term
transcription" number Of years
ago when the Federal Communica-
lions Commission ruled that no re-
cording could be broadcast unless 1t
was identified as recording.
Whereupon the stations. knowing
the listeners were prejudlced
against the use of records on the
air, adopted the euphemism "elec-
trical transcription, especially in
designating the recordings that were
made only for broadcasting.
Nowadays the listening public &C
cepts all types of recordings without
prejudice, and many top-rank ma
tional programs are transcribed ire
corded weeks in advance Of being
broadcast on some networks.
1t may be we'll to explain, how
ever, that, in radio usage, the term
recording usually means a phono-
graph record (78 r.p.m). and tram
scription means a recording f33hs
RPM used only in broadcasting.
Transcriptions, in this sense, cannot
be played on a standard phono-
graph.
/
! Do the pronouns that, WHICH. and who
confuse you? Mr.. Colby's leanet, C-s, Will
To obtain a COPY send cents In com
and a stamped. self-addressed envelope 70
hin. in care Of The Evening star, Post
Once Box 90, Station q. New York l9'
tCopyright. The Bell Syndicate, Inc. 194s)
Evening star., 1948-06-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN. new, 194s; prompt delivery and
. choice of colors: .35 miles per salon;
larger. roomier. safety steel bodies with
sshes sssn poyse 5sds 0Fiafs ia
equipped, incl heater and defrosters,, only
ST 595 delivered; terms and trade. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO g. RADIO CO, both sides
a@n excelIent coad coa 81 fa95 IA 79o4 lSa S mi7
AUSTIN used 1947 SEDAN: S1,195; also
Nj Rolls Roysf Jags ss5 snd Tupph Pp
Sc. or uptown branch. 1888 18th st,
BUICK 1a4@, Super 4-dr sedan; r. and h.
orig sreen finish motor oyerhspled; new new
person with S1.39s: will ACCEPT car in
trade; 3o-day warranty. Mr., Pope DI
21e5. LOGAN CFord), iii 18th st. NV.
BUCKS (pluraD-We are heavy loaded
with Bucks: anxious to cut stock; the
best way to cut stock is to cut our prices;
consequently the reason for the following
compl. oyerhauled engine, S1,295; ~
ticularly nice piece in every way, 81 ,145;
Al Buick Century 4-dr, r. and h, 1t still
has that new-car look and action Sl'245
would be proud to own but which type II
this oond. Is very hard TO find. S995; 81
Buick Special 4.dr @ r. anq bf H. DO donI II lie, lie,
miles mile OF Of carefree driving left in this old
boy and 1t is still pleasing to the eye
S545. II you are interested in Buick
don't waste your time elsewhere, come anc
see US. PARKWAY tFord). 3o4o M st
NV. Cash, terms, trade and guarantee
BUICK Roadmaster convertible; 3 mos
cid: r, h. white side-wall Air-ride tires
Army ofacer leaving State, RE 600, Ext
SS4n TE I'll IL
Evening star., 1948-06-15
Test Your Horse Sense
Bv Dr., GEORGE W. Crone

Score one point for a correct
solution to each of the first five
problems. The last problem counts
five points.
1. A blind" should make one
think primarily of
Dalmation, Mallard Percheron,
Leghorn.
2. Which one of the following
creatures goes Moo?
Filly, Doe. Shoat, Steer.
3. If an athletic team doesn't
show up for scheduled game, the
latter is usually
Annulled, Cancelled. Forfeited,
Invalidated.
4. If a 12-inch circle contains 36C
degrees, how many degrees are ir
a 6-inch circle?
l8O degrees, 240 degrees,
$50 degrees. 48O degrees.
5. Orange Pekoe would normally
be associated with
Window Curtains. Towels, Teacups
Book Shelves.
6. The geometrical figures listec
in the left hand column below are
popularity linked with specific types
of recreation or sport, as shown ir
the right hand column. Try tt
match them appropriately. YoC
Evening star., 1948-06-15
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. J

100 LATE MODEL and new cars wanted,
MR NJ eay CO. ee sEhsst 5s Ca sasn ave- dosE ST. sSS
1 WILL PAY high cash prices for. clean
cars, new or used =, Cal Ca IL ne or drivs by
FORD oWNERs-Will pay up to 81 900 for
1910 Fords;, IS units wanted at once; Will
zt IRE ths MoS 81 sE Hhf m9ss 9sss ssn conn
GH GfT MORE sISs ., MONEY GM sfoi FOR YOUR CARVE
viii D vo car name se fST
plan Just bring your car and title. name
%s Sci "s car IT W your % sea pe 9
aSSh we & aSS as MSos SS4y s'
fzs ffnsr HosEsT s osss xFPRzsAhs on H MAKES
Of cars are assured at dMeEEE-PoNTIAC'
poNrIAG lsSs & oWRSIRsw NE 24oo psy UP to
for 1910 Pontiacs; Is units wanted at
:Rss r. =: - 'aS 81 e. 2 SRfs
L eIdsss Nash s Dealer. D"'s See e' wffkhAMs :
BAKER I'D NC; s7dS for an appraisal 2sls M ST.
BAkNEsesAsDERs BAR sG siTSa MoToRs-we want
cars regardless. OF price; don't trade on a
the car sf any to bas at
We need 100 cars. 1885 to 194s. If your
car is paid for. will give you cash; If car
Day a ns cash difference. washing gtons Oldest ez-
ned checks. See Mr, Barnes or Mr.. Sanders.
9sy 5GS on fi l0sston st. DFss in 1f
ri r. + M sS$H s2sS Psar
sfap Sssf ea co 5s sea' ss and Sa d' y
WANfrD, Va Il ioo 10 CARS CARS 1916, ~. '4s. must
be extra clean and with low mileage.
Can Mr.. Pope. DI .e7e5.. from $40 to
Fry E3SAH o Want 18th IN st extra:
sssa to get eas them. aa Phone M DE- eaas for Suses
%oToks n fS or ocXos dsss & ETHER 56o r sTs
nv WS sF With VIZ w1NNsmor. eye as SIS for your
SsE &Isss oPta 1sa roId. ORD 's ave- n@
100 C4RS WANTED IMMEDIATELY-'3s
Com. s to VIII Ur Dsy ss Is9k Rsss tSi 'ssp
CASH ds FOR 3, nYouk cA2@W. seosj buy. W. sell,
1Eaff rsfs sofoR co s5'5
3981 MINI. ave. ne. Cat Bennins rd.).
BusiNEsSsMAN wants 1s4s car; pay all
sAsF sfEh YoTs W. o&N vs. rscs is .ny ~s
on, Me W e. if Il e.s II Is for .oS ,au fsa pons a
car away; see US for the TOP price that at
your car viii bring. Any model n1 sseepIed po
s sslo W WIS ave 9.v: av ,'II ar 10 44o7' Open
IMMEDIATE CASH-Need zoo clean cars
for Southern trade all makes ana ,aha monels neS
RHODE ISLAND MOTOR Co, 1920 Rhode
skn !SIinq ns All sEFoRE n NJ 4on ast Sill.
SER Service. 11s6 soth St. NV. DI. s14l:
LADY has all cash to buy a clean, USED
car; prefer Buick. Call EN-. 1906 qntA in
PkivArE PARTY has cash and a, .sas ;on
four Chevrolet in clean conoitlon,
which he would like to trade IN foE 2
194S car. Telephone EN-. 6sls aitef
cHayRoLEr ~ Ho OR FORD. will pay cash
for. good used car; need one inmseo'
WI WANTED FROM Pvt. PARTY .s-ton
pickup for cash Ask oper. for Green
sss ssls f71 Il ALL roLks-Th.t's our fee for
gss,inT yoa ,Sg 5stail pr pries fSr your g Sc So
Fla ave, ne, NE. 3033 or AT s5osi
,ou mi can M set % more eU money for . late model
IS fp;o5sAI y.oFoss Il 6 tIsa.r ., '1f 10: =
Evening star., 1948-06-15
Donce Concert PIunned

Sophia Delza. modern dancer, will
appear in a solo dance concert al
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at American
University, under the joint sponsor
ship of the school and the Washing
ton Art Center Association. Robert
Penn, singer and actor, will be the
narrator in several Of the numbers
Evening star., 1948-06-15
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194s Chev.
vans. stakes, panels and pickups for hire II {,
DRIVE UR SELF. ME. T011.
BULLDOZER. TD-I4, International, for
rent Call MR.. BEACH, TW. 1915 after
r pm; SUNDAY. ;o, -I5
service: reas prices; local or long distance.
TIA 2937, after pm, GE. 1416. IS
VETERAN desires household moving and
per-. white helm NO. MSlA II
Evening star., 1948-06-15

In the practlCe OF leSeTQeIndIii, tiie
technique of the magician is to en-
gage the attention Of the audience
in what he is doing with one hand,
while with the other he performs,
quite unseen, whatever labors are
called for by the particular act OF
magic. The same technique may
sometimes be employed at the card
table. In today's hand, South, the
declarer, succeeded in getting the OPP
positions attention centered around
one suit to the complete neglect OF
| the other.
The bidding is recorded as it took
place, though some players will not
| lend their complete approval. 1t
will be seen that there are four top
cards tricks "off" the hand which
Immediately disqualifies the con-
tract for any Good Housekeeping
seal of approval.
However, the hand is so con-
structed that it is somewhat diff
cult to keep from gliding into the
game contract. The first round OF
bidding is normal, and South, think,
is justified in making one more try
despite his partners indifferent re-
sponse. Some players would show
the diamond suit in the hope that
such action might lead to success
full no-trump contract, or at least
help partner to determine whether
the hand fits or not. However.
South's choice on this hand turned
out to be a happier one. North
should really pass the three-Spade
bid because he has so little playing
strength. The fifth trump has
strange psychological effect on most
players. On hands like this the fifth
trump is many times just so much
surplus.
West led the ten of hearts. East
won with the ace and returned the
suit. Declarer went up with the king
and Immediately played the jack OF
hearts. 1t was plain that the con-
tract was doomed to failure unless
the enemy's attention could be di-
verted from the club suit when the
ace of trumpS was driven out. So,
on the jack of hearts, declarer dis
carded a diamond from dummy.
When West took the ace of trumps,
he was mindful of the speed with
which declarer had disposed of one
of dummy's diamonds and concluded
; that that was the weak spot in the
hand He therefore shifted to the
ten of diamonds. This was taken by
declarer with the queen. The trumps
were drawn and two of dummy's
clubs discarded on South's good
diamonds.
West had been thrown of the
scent. Whether or not he should
have been is another story. But
South could do no more.
i Copyright, 194S, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-06-15
PARKING LOTS.

RESPECTABLE. YOUNG, WORKING cple
desire space for new house trailer ir
some ones yard with provided cleo, water
and bath facilities. viii remain 1ndef.
n.tely Bcx 3as-E. Star. -.
Evening star., 1948-06-15

meaning, "a combatant; warrior j
Average mark is "a words. Time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be OF
four or more letters. .. Words which ACQUIRE
four letters by the addition Of IS, such as
bats cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form of a word is used 4. Proper names
are not used. A list win be published
tomorrow,
Evening star., 1948-06-15
TRAilERS (Cont, J

LUGGAGE TRAILER, 4x7- custom, stake
body, excel. condition; SIS or best offer
under. EN- 1870.
HOUSE TRAILER. 10 ft.; elec. range and
modern conveniences; 500. OIL. 1870.
TRAILER, Gift. westcraft. complete house
on wheels, finished in Philippine mahogany;
Simmons innerspring bed, used very little:
peri. cond.; reas. Phone 81. 6943 after
s pm -l5
IF IRIS A NEW trailer coach you're after
see my late 1947 21-foot aluminium Alma.
Marvel refs. and bottle gas. AK. 7413.-i5
LUGGAGE TRAILER, AXIS it. shock abb
sorbers, new tires. canvas cover; custom
snNts1S PVT s1S5 wsc0S FL 9se4 81 It. sIecol mls
electric brakes, newly painted. clean,
many extras, electric, water and drain
attachments equipped for D. c. inspec-
ton. Ii. 1855, 17l2 7 st. Sc. 10
COME TO TRAILER HEADQUARTERS for
the best buy IN new and used trailer
55sssss 1, HSwsTd IT Tandem e e ssS q q
194s Schult ofhce she'll 19 ft.-- J, l,53l ~
1947 American Tandem, q IT. 2,692 0G G
1946 Howard Tandem, 25 f. 2,593. 90
1947 Pan American. 25 ft.---- 800 90
1947 thinner. 81 ft.--,,----- 2'65ooo
pm. AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC,
4O30 Wis. ave. Phone WO. 323l.
Evening star., 1948-06-15
ANSWERS.
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

| /. Mallard Duck. 2. Steer 3
Forfeited. 4. 800 degrees. 5, Tea
cups tTeao, 6. 1a) Diamond-Base
ball (y). (b) Square-Boxing tX
| lc) Cube-Dice (w). I'D Circle
Marbles %. (e) Rectangle-Foot
| ball W.
Evening star., 1948-06-15

All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
Evening star., 1948-06-15
Word Game

Find 26 or more common English
words in
FIGHTER,
Evening star., 1948-06-15

heater heater msEGon s5S II low o,"s mease original
FORD I94l de luxe Tudor; blue, one
owner; price, SS79 a cars, one location,
indoors. HILL g. TIBBITS, 1ll4 Vermont
ave. NV. Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer.
MA. $3.50. IL
FORD 1e47 conv. cpe: r. and h., white
sidewall tires. seat covers, beautiful black
finish. This car is a demonstrator.. List
price. "a cars. one location, indoors.
HILL TIBBITTS. l1l4 Vermont ave.
NV. Wash. S oldest Ford dealer. Ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-10-19

sale all their own. AS a special in
troductory offer with every bottle
of throat oil which should be used
daily there will be given fine
throat and chin strap. The strap
supports the muscles of the throat
and chin. These are held in their
natural position and the muscles
receive rest while the throat oil does
its work Of combating dryness and
crepiness of the throat. The oil is
absorptive and you may use it al
night without any feeling of greasi-
ness or excess getting on your pillow
The throat oil should be applied
from the base of the neck under
the collar bone to the Jaw line
using rotary motion always in ar
upward and outward direction. Use
left hand for center of throat tt
rightward strokes and right hand
for center to left of throat. Pres
sure should be on the upward move
ment.
ORCHIDS TO YOU: If you are
smart and know that the big color
this year is orchid. Whether you
wear q costume of a purply hue
green, black, gray, or blue, the
makeup color to suit all of them
is orchid. Your champagne" taste
can be satisfied with whole match
ed makeup sequence from the cream
wafer makeup base, face powder
nail enamel and lipstick.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
By Eleni
Reauty Editor.

DID YOU EVER THINK: OF
putting out a little more money for
an item that can assure you of a
smoother skin on which to apply
your rouges and powders? We're
discussing the soap and water
beauty routine that has been in
existence ever since soaps first came
into the beauty picture. Fastidious
women have always thought of fine
soaps as very important beauty
items and as beauty essentials.
During the war letter after letter
from Europe to America always
contained a request for soap. Even
the women of America felt the
shortage Of good soaps during the
war. Now that soaps are back in
quantities we can go back to "pick-
ing and choosing" Women who
knew the JOY of using the Iris and
the Geranium soaps made by one, OF
Frances leading perfume houses
will be glad to hear that they are
back in Washington after being
absent for over 10 years. Each cake
of soap has the perfume concen-
trated in 1t giving it a lingering
fragrance. The soap is curved to
fit the hand-no slipping and slid
ing that way. This soap shape
originated with this house as far
back as 1880, SO it's not a modern
design! For over 100 years men
Evening star., 1948-10-19

chored In the back with plastic. 1t
is available in clear, delicate pastels
or vibrant shades. 1t is suitable Tor
modern as well as traditional set
tings. The four stock colors cur
rently available are mountain mist
gray, gold spun beige, sable brown
and twilight green.
Another mothproof, durable and
highly styled carpet shown was the
one pictured above. It's an all
linen, reversible floor covering
manufactured from the tall stalks OF
Oregon fax. It's western background
is reflected by the close, thick, bas-
ket-weave texture and the earthy
colors as mentioned above.
Stockbridge Broadloom, sophis-
ticated cousin of the braided cot
ton rug; Boucleweave, a sturdy
twine carpet with an informal shag-
gy texture were also shown.
Mr.. Fields introduced q note o1
glamour into the show with two
unusual hand-loomed carpets, Star
dust and Spintex. The first blends
metallic yarn with wool In a car
/ pet. It's plastic, non-tarnishing gold
silver and copper threads appear as
glittering pinpoints. The latter is
hand-tufted carpeting available
| in q wide variety Of plain, modern
and traditional designs. The deer
tufts can be sheared to create
shaded patterns II desired.
Evening star., 1948-10-19

and women have used these soaps
made of the very finest ingredients
and with the greatest attention paid
to all of the intricacies of fine soap
making.
FOUR KEYS TO BEAUTY: TAX
en- from the beauty book Of 1948.
Here are four lipsticks Of mar
velous supersmooth texture, and
colors keyed to your complexion
type and to your costumes. They
are conveniently attached to
smart silver chain on which you can
dangle the keys to your apartment
or your car. The heart-shaped
metal mirror is also ideal for that
quick repair" job. This slick idea
in lipsticks enables you to vary you,
makeup. With this key idea tc
color there comes an individual color
chart showing in pictures exactly
what shades you should wear, what
they do for you, and how to make
UP to them. Even If you've never
put color on canvas you'll be able
to putter around with colors this
way and find it more than enjoy
able. It's find" for every woman
on a budget, for the girl on an al
lowance, and for that matter fol
every woman who uses lipstick.
SPECIAL BULLETIN: During the
months of October and November
women over 80 who wish to help
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