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Evening star., 1949-09-04
The Evening Star
I1Ql pa Ave NJ W


CLOTHING SALESMAN. experienced
Apply Tuesday. Sept: 6. CRAIG
SCOTT CLOTHES. INC. 1410 N. Y
ave. NV. b
CLOTHING SALESMAN. experienced
permanent position, good sciary
depending upon ability. Appl!
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 20;
7th st. NV. Mr.. Kaye. %
COLLECTOR SALESMAN with auto
for installment house. Must b
thoroughly experienced. Good sal
CoILECToRs statesmen - Estab
lished routes. Hospitalization, &C
cident. sickness and life. No expe
s riense necessary; $50 s per week ez1,n as $
after two weeks Apply 1915 14tl
st. NV, am. only, Tuesday ant
COOK wanted. experienced. Appl,
NEW MAJESTIC CAFE, Oil Kini
ST.. Alexandria, Va. 4
COUNTERMAN - Nights. for bus!
highly experienced and have loca
references and neat appearance
Apply IN person. DAGWOODS, al
DAIRyMAN needed imme ediately
CARTER MAGILL. HerndoE
DENTAL rECHNICIAN. experienced
cast man, with complete knowl.
edge OF chrome work. In reply
state full details OF experience
present employment and salary de.
sired. Also want a finisher for
chrome dept. All replies conflden-
tial. Box 232-Z. Star. -6
Detail Representative
A well established, ethical, pharma-
ceutioal company requires detail
sales representative for Virginia
Applicant must have either a good
basic education in pharmacy OF
chemistry. or extensive practica
experience in the Pharmacy oil
Medical Corps Of the Armed Services
Applicant should be between 25 and
and character, and should own a
serviceable automobile Position pays
salary and all travelling expenses
plus a commission plan which will
bring very sizable earnings to a
producer. Personal interviews will
be promptly arranged with best
qualified applicants. Please make
your letter complete and address to
VIM. P. POYTHRESS g. CO., INC.
Richmond. Va.
DIRECTOR for show group, present
ins regular hospital shows: evening
DRAFTSMEN wanted for immediate
Iioyrn'' draftsmena CHARLES iIIs AsfLsf {. HART
MANN, Architect, Greensboro. N c.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

Bookkeeper (F) $50 Wk.
Full chg. exp. opporty.: secretary.
am. to / pm. exp. $40 wk.; EN-.
bassy secy under 40. start $50
secy. editorial ability. $40. See Mis-
Knight or Miss Young at the
PFRSONNFL SERVICES, 1911 G st
NV. ST. 1865. .
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METAL WORKERS for bronze and
aluminium plant. Full exp. not
Necessary. TE 9309.
NIGHT MAN. NV. apt. bldg, 10 pm
to am; exper. settled man with
knowledge Of ewitchboard; local ref
erences required. Apply resident
manager, 1851 Idaho ave. NV. tbe-
tween Cathedral and Mass. aveD.
OFFICE MAN, able to type. receive
material and keep record, take in
building material. Honest and re-
liable. Must know city. State salary
expected to start. Box 173-B, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
UNUSUAL EARNINGS

Here's . chance to cash in on a rec
hot well-paying sales proposition in
one of the nation S leading schools
of practical nursing. Enrollment>
now pouring in for Fall term; leads
furnished, no canvaSsins, straight
commission. II you want to make
money, here is first rate oppor
tunity. hard work will make you ur
to $500 per week plus bonuses; nc
f1oaters, shirkers, or men who can
not devote a few hours of evening
work. For interview. DI. 1882 on
Tues, Sept. 6, 8 a.m.-lO pm; OF
call at 1146 10th st. NV.
CALENDARS.
Sell Americas fastest selling line
which includes the new sensational
mottled cut-out plastic desk calen-
dar priced under 15c; big daily
comm, plus easy-to-earn bonus
Rush name. address for free sales
outfit. NATIONAL PRESS, Dept.
CP94, North Chicago, III.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Clerk Twist

For payroll ONCE. age 20-30; perma-
nent position with newspaper; must
to pass physical examination: 5-day,
40-hour week, must be able to type
planned salary advancementS and
exceptional employment advantages.
Starting salary. S35 per week. Ap-
ply personnel ofiice, Room 504, Star
Bldg.
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Ready-to-Wear SalesWomen

Ready-to-Wear Saleswomen
Attractive salary, excellent oppor: of,1:
commission: 5-day wk.; discount on
purchases, free, hospitalization and
other employe benefits; Apply per per
BERG'S, 7th and K SITS. NV. .
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST = Familiar
with operation of switchboard, age.
$3.50; neat appearance and ablilty
pleasant working conditions with
large auto leadership. Apply in per.
son to Miss Stinson. MCMAHON
cEEXRoLET, l240 Upshur St NV:
and dress depts.; fun or part time; 8o
excel. earnings. Apply morns.. 900
to 80 only, or call DI. $500 for
appt. KAPLOW1Tz. 18th bet. e
SALESLADIES, experienced childrens
wear; excellent salary and commis-
sion. Apply ESTHER SHOP 12"o
sAiEsLADIEs. Il; LADIES ready-to-wear and
need apply. lois Conn. ave. $
sALESLADY; selling costume jewelry
and gifts; excel. sal, pleasant sur.
roundings.. TROPICAL GIFT SHOP.
saIEsL.DY aiGa Z y for f'T' small 5 and Zoe
store exper. good pay, for q good
saleslady Apply at once. SAMAHA
and 10c store. 2034 N. Moore.
sKGEsEapY, KGISsyni r. E.illinery, experienced
only; good salary and commission
on all sales; 5-day, 3112-hr. wk.
1880 Conn. ave; NV, FRANKLIN
SIMON, OR. $500.
SALESLADY. must be experienced.
ladies' furs. coats. suits and dresses;
top salary plus liberal commission.
BRESLAU. 614 10Th st. NV. Ill
SALESLADY, experienced in selling
ladies coats and suits; permanent
position; good salary. depend. 7
CLOTHING CO.. 7O3 7th St Mr.
Kaye -5
Evening star., 1949-09-04

SEAMSTRESS for alterations for
mems clothing; experience Apply
CLOTHES, INC, 1410 N. Y. ave.
NV. .
SECRETARY, experienced. bi-lingual
English-Spanish, for established hrm.
engaged in shipping and foreign
trade; age 20-30. neat appearance
required: salary, $230-S260 depends
ing on qualifications; 5-day wk. Sub.
nit full statement Of experience and
education to Box 1867, Star. y
CONTINUED On Next Pasaj
Evening star., 1949-09-04
SAI,ESWOMEN

For outside sales: must be attractive,
ance, real estate or school enroll
ment experience helpful; full-time
openings only. 729 Dupont Circle
Evening star., 1949-09-04
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

Mutual, 17lU q, MA. U954
MEN-Acct.. car finance. exp. $500;
jr. engr, refrg. exp. $75; engr
asst. warm air exp. $50; sales pro
motion. car. $3.50; secy., 21-2s. coll.
ed: $22o; clk.stypist: Arl;: $50; route
motors, sil. sp.. $50.
WOMEN-Secy., ne, $50; secy. Air
port, $235: French secy.,- tax pd,.
$50; steno., assn, $500; typist,
phone elk. drug. $40; bkps. mch.
on $3.50. %
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Cosmetics SalesWOman

II 80 IL" -
DEMONsTRATOR for new product
$50 Sk al 5als ave1ase stR5s
S2O-S25 weekly; unusual opportun-
ity. MISS sToRMER. HarrinG IN
nietsw Hetsi; "a st,rp sl4G da'ar.d uon,.n. GOV
work: Dixie PIG BARBEQUE.
5IO6 Marlboro pike. Hillside. Md.
DRUG & COSMETIC CLERKs-Fun
and part time. Good starting salary
sneed sa fenHaF enIy waEAToN re SSsIas PHARMAcY
DRY itot cEEASSa "a fSs t9 clERk ss6GS GOOD S pa,
and hours, pleasant atmosphere.
RANDALL CLEANERS, 1923 Wis
FILE cLERks.. for filing envelopes
and cards; 5-day week; steady work
for operator who can qualify. Give
date of birth when replying. P. o.
FoTNTAIS ,I GIRLS, e1per;, good
furn. Apply WHEl AN DRUG, ii0
S. Wayne ave. Arlington, Va. 4
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, experienced,
white; 42.hour,week: Bm BIrsI Ie J. !
DRUG STORE: GIL. 65.2t -
FOUNTAIN GIRL, part-time work
Colonial DRUG. Il1s 15h st.
FOUNTAIN WOMAN. must be ex-
S35 v.k. WOODLAND PHARMACY.
1919 N. Glebe rd., Ari.. OK. 5000.
FUR FINISHER, experienced: eood
salary. steady work. PLUYM S,
IA Conn. ave, NO. o63? =
GIRL, colored, wanted at once. age
70 to 35, single. for ! or > wks.;
must have refs. Call RE. 1878
Sunday
GIRLS. white, to clerk in dry clean
ing stores Good pay. Perm. SAFE
WAY CLEANERS, s242 Ga ave
GIRLS white; soda fountain. part
time. Apply in person only after 4
pm. Saturday and Sunday. No
phone calls. F. & B. SODA BAR,
2765 Nichols ave. Sc, Cone ross Hts.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
YOUNG MEN

Asses 21-3O with personality and am
bition, to teach ballroom dancing;
earnings from S35 to $50 per wk !;
no exp. necessary; complete training
given: excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement to supervisors, interview
ers- and branch managers. Apply in
person. noon till 6 pm.
DON MARTINI
Evening star., 1949-09-04
BUYER
Infant and Girls Wear

Must be thoroughly expert
enced with market and cap
able of handling sales person.
mel Capable assistant buyer
Will be considered. Experience;
references. All replies conf
Dental.
IDA'S DEPT. STORE
bo01 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
SOI,TCTTORS

SOLICITORS
For circulation department of news
paper; good opportunity, small SAL
ary plus commission: must be neat
personnel ONCE, Room 504, the star
Building.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. Ave, NV, Sept, g..
Evening star., 1949-09-04
CORSETIERRE

Permanent position. .I-Gay
week for a dependa Bile woman.
GARFINCKEL' S, F ST. AT 18th.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

STOCK MEN
FOR WAREHOUSE;
5-DAY, 40-HR. WEEK,
2O96 DISCOUNT
ON PURCHASES.
APPLY, PERSONNEL
OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
s. KANN SONS co.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

EDUCATIONAL statesmen
REORGANIZATION of local ofice Of ma
tional educational society offers
unusual opportunities for qualified
salesmen: insurance, book sales,
school enrolment experience help
full; no canvassing; car required.
We want personable family men
with e sense of responsibility. 729
Dupont Circle BLDG. -6
Evening star., 1949-09-04
SALESMAN

aNY sfGt EsAIEgaabp Foob RaElvFo Fo
THE BAKING TRADE: GOOD SAL,
AIRY AND COMMISSION FOR MAN
WHO HAS ABILITIES AND A WILL
ING WORKER. BOX 16-Z, STAR.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
HELP WTD. AGENCIES Cont
Secretary lFl $50 Wk. Up
Al Secretary IT S250l

opportunities. See Miss Bond at
FORD EMP. SERVICE, 1929 Eye st.
cor. 18th. RE. 1928. .
Al Secretary (F $250)
Excel. opening, technical, French Eng.
S55 wk. UP: trade asso. secy... S225;
export import secy. exp, 1928 up;
secy. mfgr. representative. S55 wk.
up: radio secretary, under 40, S225
up; several temp. openings for sec
retaries. Need 200. New applicants
thousands placed. See Miss Lee or
Miss Grant (NA. 234O.
BOYD'S, TOO 18th Cor. G
Evening star., 1949-09-04
SALESWOMEN

Experience necessary; openings in
several departments; 5-day week,
discount on purchases, salary plus
commission, free disqualification and
other employe benefits. Apply per-
sonnel office, 5th floor, GOLDEN
BERGS, 7th and K SITS. NV. $
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Hostess for Dining Rrn.

Full charge. complete crew; smart ho-
lent position with top-d:ght CO =
pany: only experienced applicants
considered. Apply in wri ing, ' in
f,,ll dntn Ii %.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for experienced
men with following. Selling full
line plumbing supplies for nationally
known distributor, direct to plumb
ing contractors and hardware stores,
at factory prices. Liberal commits
sion, protected territory. Write
UNITED STATES PLUMBING
SPECIALITY CO., 461 Ralph ave,
Brooklyn 33 N Y
Evening star., 1949-09-04
MESSENGER

White boy. age II or is. to work
daytime on newspaper; 40-hour
week: S31 weekly to start; good
working conditions; many employ
ment advantages: opportunity for
advancement. Only those vino want
permanent, full-time employment
will be considered Apply person.
mel once, Room 5O4. Star Bldg.
The Evening Star
Evening star., 1949-09-04
OFFSET PRESSMAN
Experienced.
For good work
You receive good pay.

AppIy, WTIte OF CAU
MIR. BARHAM,
Noland Company, Inc.
23rd and West Ave, Newport News
Evening star., 1949-09-04
PHOTO SALESMAN

Outstanding opportunity for thor
oughly experienced retail photo
salesman in Baltimore; salary open;
sell yourself to U.s. Include late
photo Box 230-X, Star
Evening star., 1949-09-04

ADVERTISING-Wa to break into
advertising? Here is your big chance.
| Young woman wanted for general
( all-around work in advertising
agency; typing essential. See MISS
/ WAKEFIELD. 519 9Th st. NV. -
Evening star., 1949-09-04

pany; only experienced applicants
considered. Apply in wri ing, in
full details, Box 4"S-Z. Sta. -S
JEWELRY SALEsGIRL, exper., q e
!!2-35, excellent refs. reau! :.
Local girl preferred. LEN So
BURK, Jewellers, GA 18th s.. r.w;
LADIES, - TO 10 hours weekly VIII
earn you S25 or more seltng F 4
Silk S nationally advertised E-en's
and women's haberdashery and Gp-
parel. Phone MA. 1856, 10 am. 10
3 pm.
LADIES for telephone locate work
in collection dept: experienced PIE
ferred. but not essential: spleao.d
opportunity. Apply REGAL CLOTH
ING CO, Ill 7th st. NV. See
LADY ENTERTAINERS: Singers.
dancers, musical. MOS, etc, posse s.
ing any talent to appear in hospital
shows, camp shows, clubs, etc. Write
full information Box 325-A. Star.
MASSUESE. experienced; full or part
time. 1929 F st. NV. End floor.
MAID. who can cook. call before
noon. AID. S36S. 4
Evening star., 1949-09-04

drug clerk. exper.; excel.
salary and hours. Meals furn. 5U33
Conn. ave NV WO $500. 4
SALES CLERK, exp RI
enced preferred but not necesssr;;
permanent position, good pay, eX-
cellent chance for advancement end
higher paw, vacations with pay. Ap-
ply to manager. PEOPLES SERVICE
DRUG STORE. 2901 Columbia pike.
Arlington.
Cosmetics SaleSWOman
Experience necessary; excellent OPP
portunity for advancement; 5-day
disqualification and other empioye
benefits Apply personnel Office.
5th floor. GOLDENBERG S, 9TH and
K SITS NV >
Evening star., 1949-09-04

DRUG CLERK - Alternate nights,
$50 to 1890, alternate Sundays,
9 to 5. State exp. and refs. Box
Evening star., 1949-09-04
MASSEUSE

Swedish method; perm. position: 5la.
uay Wk Call ME. 2214. 4
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Piece Goods SaleSWomen

Experience necessary; 5-day week;
salary plus commission; free hos
Ats. Apply personnel ofice. 5th
floor. GOLDENBERG'S 7th and K
Evening star., 1949-09-04

BCOKKEEPER-TYPIST
PERM, INSURANCE OFFICE
Oh Z S-ar
Evening star., 1949-09-04

ESQ STATION, 1855 MASS. ave
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. fun
time permanent position for expert
enced man. SHELL STATION. $500
New Hampshire ave-, Takoma Park,
SHEET METAL MECHANIC must be
fully experienced in general sheet
metal work, top wages for right
man. Apply A. 8. JOHNSON CO.,
1910 9th st. NV. IS
SHOE SALESMAN-Severa men ex-
perienced in selling women's better
shoes: good income. steady position.
THE BOOTERY. 1015 Conn. ave.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; salary
plus commission: Apply JOSEPH DE
YOUNG, 1925 F st. NV.
PRESS DRUG. l34O F st. NV. a
Evening star., 1949-09-04

Executive Salesman
knno;ntment sales, to people desiring
n,1r nroduct in D. c. area; $4,000 10
SIo. 600 caIiber. Phone Mr.. Maglll.
RE. 6911. for appointment.
ENCY. BRITANNICA
Evening star., 1949-09-04

PIANO TEACHER wanted-Who can
also give class instruction public
school training) and conduct slee
clubs. State training. experience,
ace Roy 1SH-A Star a
Evening star., 1949-09-04

for fast-growing project;
draw against commission; average
earnings above Sl00; car necessary;
plenty Of prospects, thorough train
ing. Call OV. 0543 Tuesday and
Wednesday for appointment or write
BOY Q2l AleYandria Va Il
Evening star., 1949-09-04

PBX OPERATOR. exper., bright young
woman, for excel. specially shop,
with knowledge of typins preferred.
Apply Tues. morn. 8 TO ~. 4 AP.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

PAINT SALESMAN.
TT YOU are an experienced paint
salesman with a following amons
paint, hardware and building mate
rial dealers. we can oi1er you
lion Ours is a really top -auality
line, beautifully packaged and priced
to overcome competition. No obiec-
tion to nonconfiicting side line
pTrRIFSs PAINT g. VARNISH
CORP. Bridge and Plymouth sts.'
Hrooklyn. n Y.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Among Us Teens
Relax on Spring Vacation
To Break the Years Grind
Among Us Teens
BY Vol
"HOME TO OUR MOUNTAINS

HOME TO OUR MOUNTAINS
Or apartment heights. or farm
in the valley. or village on the plain.
But any way. home! We may
speak of spring vacation as the
great vacuum. but how we well
come it, What a wonderful feel~
ing, what q glorious release from
day-to-day school grind. It's 50
darn much fun TO get UP late. put
on our oldest loafers. our paint
stained bluejeans, brothers most
ragged shirt, no pincurls. no nail
polish-for at least two days. Or
until we begin TO worry about our
neighborhood public. . Let's for
get there's any more school to
come, shall we? That's the best
tonic there Is.
+.as&
PLANS-For the spring breath
er have as many different facets
as a well-cut diamond. We have
to come out of our daze and buy
clothes to carry us through until
June. Cottons. rayons. top
pers, white pumps for June events,
inexpensive little hats. It's 50
much better to choose them while
merchandise is new and unhan-
died instead of waiting for sticky
weather. We have to put our
woolens away in moth crystals and
spray them with moth discourager
as well. (Be sure that we spray
inside the cuffs Of our wool slacks)
We have a great obligation to
ourselves to get outdoors for fresh
air, to get sun on our faces. At
least one hike, one picnic, should
be on our vacation schedule. or
we should go out rock climbing or
clearing trails.
LET-DOWN-Teens have the
special problem of trying to
stretch too tall for our height. "
We're always trying to act older
than most adults, but fortunately
we have a good bit of childhood in
our nature. A vacation is o chance
to get away from our audiences and
act as young as we sometimes feel
1t will refresh us for future grow
ings. Romp and run with our dog
in the fields; get on our pony and
gallop without any style or fancy
dress. Fall into the old orchard
Evening star., 1949-04-03

swing and 60 sky-high. Climb q
tree and sit Up there and read. Go
wadins in the pond III it's warm
enough. Play ball with the
younger kids in the block. All
these things will aid our mental
health and keep us from getting
tied up in psycho-knots. like so
many older people We know.
FAIRGROUNDS - When we
grow UP. we are going 70 see that
our cities and towns use the school
Fairgrounds, year In and year out.
all day and every day. The more
intelligent kinds Of communities
have volunteer parent groups TO
maintain these Fairgrounds after
school hours and during vacations.
with q trained supervisor who
makes the rounds OF the play
grounds, observing and briefing
the parents on their conduct. Such
a plan all over the country would
wipe out half the juvenile delin-
quency. Teens think church halls
should also function throughout
the week as child centers. Study
hall at night in the school build
ings is another angle Of this same
idea. Crowded communities recog-
nize that homework cannot be
done at home, and one open room
Evening star., 1949-04-03

and see their large ssnck Of re-
built Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Consoles ai only 90 30:
Singer PortAbieB at 80 80. Brand
new sewing machine. are 80 10
up. And whIls you're unsre-Aak
10 see q deuonslFaia0n oi the
wonder machine TIA the
'aECCHI and II aoes al os
the following things without aIsy
special attachments II xzg -1ag
stitches. II sfnbrnsoera. Il mono
grams. n makes b4astor -hoaea. h
sews buttons On. docs ccfding ara
II sexs BACKWARD ard forward
Yoa'l fsnd n at CAPITAL. whaeh
Ia washlngson's largest sewafw
machine store. and lneased across
from the Woodward ase LEEhEop
Nnrfh Bssliding nt Tjs lin
ST. NV. Phone he 1900.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Cologne for the Teen-Agers;
Leave Perfume for Later
By EIeni
Beauty Editor

The cologne customer Of today
Is the perfume customer OF to-
morrow. That'S. exactly where
the teenage miss comes into her
own.
Happily most teenagers know
enough to stay away from heady.
heavy scents. They know more
than a lot of people think they
do about wearing fragrances that
are in keeping with their youth
and their freshly scrubbed good
locks.
Perfume houses have presented
artfully blended colognes for the
jeune file to. fit into her life and
budget, and also have afforded her
the opportunity Of getting minute
sizes Of certain scents so that she
can decide which she likes best.
before investing in q large bottle.
Using cologne can be lots Of fun
for 1t may be used lavishly with
no i'll effects. Overpowering aroma
tends to destroy the illusion you
wish to create in using fragrance.
Cologne should be used on the
skin. You might try dropping
some into the rinse water for your
hair. A really new trick is to
spray cologne on the artificial
flowers that you tuck at your
waist, on your jacket, or the rose
you wear neatly arranged in your
pearl choker.
Loads of Teenas have told us
about the ways they like to use
cologne. One very bright lass
said that she liked TO change
scents as she changed her lip
stick. Experimenting with lip
sticks is q favorite pastime OF
many q Teena. However. proceed
Evening star., 1949-04-03

AAsS ASpN -
Crab Special" 10 served every
Friday from II 30 am. 20
midnight. For only 65c--yoa get
the following: Clam Broth. In
periai Crab. Fried Ecailops. Chefs
Salad. Saratoga Potatoes. Rum
Bun. Bread and BtSser and
Coffee or Tea. You can't beat
this for value !. nos can you7
Take your guests 70 this fine
restaurant for luncheon, for din
mar. for late supper. Ask the
waiter 10 serve you cue Of their
Mammoth Seafood piattsrs There
are 30 many different varieties.
Sii at the Captains Table. or In
the Ships Cabin. or In amp OF
the other Marine Dining Rooms.
Tnsy also specialize In steaks,
chops and poultry. iz7i and 1857
r ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

has produced marvellous results
Visual education classes moves
10 YOU IN the auditorium draw
kids from the street corners, and
educate their parents as well
-
| LAPEL FRAGRANCE-we read
that the combination Of pipe to-
bacco and tweed IS supposed 10
make Us swoon OF q manly Lapel
Girls are more honest and un-
subtle-at least IN one. new re-
spect. We've taken 70 plnnsng q
little bottle Of perfume on Jackets,
Evening star., 1949-04-03

with caution In that respect with
your colognes. Jumbling scents
can prove dangerous. Still another
young lady claims that with her
sportswear for school she likes to
wear tweedsy, woodsey odours.
But when evening dates roll
around she switches, but fast, to
a light, romantic scent.
Perfume departments in the
stores are very helpful in guiding
Teenas to the right sort of CO.
lognes.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

coats. tailored dresses A woman
ayIat-tx made this innovation. arc
the pin. whnh is soloc-ec 10 tAt
bottle. looks ike . Eo1c wing
Quick 6ahS Of seen; IN public VII
reveal just from where we set ou'
appeal But Il the boys swooEl osl
our shoulders al the next dance
romance Is ap; 70 disappear IN 4
shower OF broken glass, pin r-ieks
and his reeEing lie
MY MOTHER BIDS me bind
my hair with the widest silver
Evening star., 1949-04-03

stop IN and try
on these fine sam
pie dresses and
m a II u facturers'
closeouts -.- origin
ally priced as high
as $50 95 - now
priced from 81 95.
There's a large
selection. Open n
Mon. 10 Fri. eve
1917 CONN AVE.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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and delightful, II contains 70
many little things about babies:
Birthstones. horoscopes. flowers
and so on And II you're wonder
ing what 10 name the baby. II
even contains over 1900 sug-
gestions for naming boy and girl
babies. The BABY BOOKLET
viii be sent free of charge to
any expectant mother who lives
In Washington. or its suburbs.
All you need do Is to mail a post
card with your name. address.
phone number. and date Of ex-
pectancy--to BOX i5i2. Main
Post Office. A copy will be mailed
70 you promptly.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

located on the
second floor of
the r NJ I / =
BUILDING llR
the only Harper
Method Salon In
Washington and
men and women
ate the
splendid treat"
ments. which are
given by Harper
hAathoH graduate
Evening star., 1949-04-03

What's the good OF Worry-
ing about your feet hurting
t1hen there's a shoe store here
in Washington that has a
"teen speciap In red or green
calf, designed for comfortable
Ualking and lots of zip for
your school outfits. The shoes
are an open-and-shut case for
the closed shoe. Cut-out ,0ork
and q small strap add to the
general picture.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

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