Evening star. [volume], April 20, 1947, Page 21, Image 128

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Picture of Hie Week at the National Gallery of Art s
* "Colonel Epes Sargent" by Copley (lent by Arnold W.
KnoaHi II). It will be tbe subject of a brief talk, tomorrow
through Saturday, at 12:40 and 1:40 p.'m., and next Sunday at
2:30 and 6:30 p.m.
Pattern of the Week
Address:
PREMIERE PATTERNS,
WASHINGTON STAR,
P O. BOX 99, STATION O,
NEW YORK, 19, N. Y
Inclosed 25 cents in coins for
Pattern No.Size ....
Name ..
Address
/Wrap coins securely in paper.)
Hera « « glomoeroes end de
lightfully cool ploy dress far W
gathering day*. The brief gaH
sleeved tog buttons in front and
has a lew square neckline. Tbe
simple gathered skirt has a deep
ruffle around the bottom. Frances
Langford of RKO-kadio Pictures
models tbe dress. Picture Pattern
of tbe Week No. 3043 comes in
sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, lb and 18.
Size 12 requires IVi yards of 35
or 39 inch material for tbe top
and 2 yards for tbe skirt.
The Spring issue of FASHION,
containing a wealth of ideas for
the woman who sews, also is a rail
able for 25c.
f Baby No. 2342 — Dtnnii
■ Fool, too of Mr. and Mn.
1 H. F. Kolly, Jr., 4304 S3rd
H Avo., Hyattsvillo, Md.
THOMPSON'S
L BAIHY
“SETTING FOR SIX" WAS A STRUGGLE FOR Ml!
Company coming—silver tarnished and stained! What a problem that used
to be! But now I use Silver-Sheets, the convenient new disposable polishing
paper. I rub it over wet silver lightly, rinse j,
and dry. No rags. And my silver sparkles!
FINICKY ABOUT HER FLAT . . . and they say
she dusts with paperf It’s got to be just so-and Duo
Dunlin keeps it just so. This magical dusting paper is soft, i
non-linting. Holds dust. No more dustrags! Polishes furni
ture, too! Note directions on box. The _
Munising Paper Company, Chicago, 111., (T\ _
makers of Marta Ion and Sachet Petal*.
(from m Photograph—AxisU TODAY. Am An ACTUALITY)
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