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Show Polly's Pointers Sunday. November : Ulh Count. Saving Hair Turns Out To Be a Real Hair Saver By POLLY CRAMER Assn. DEAR POLLY-Fi- ne' soft hair has so little body and will not - hold leasing" for any length - of time.- - We have solved that problem in our family. We each save all "combings" from our own hairbrushes, and, each time a brush is used, the hair is removed from it and held gently between the thumb and fingers under the warm water faucet to wash it. This hair is put on a tissue to stay until dry, then add to a container and kept 'until there is sufficient Jiair to make a 'rat", of the required -f- cize.-It is amazing how fast -this loose "hair accumulates. Ttr make the rat," put this ac cumulated -- hair - in - a human hair" net and use a small clip or bobby pin to close itrorit can be" sewed together with matching tnread. This works beautifully under top hair to build up height. We JeeL it is better for fine hair than back combing or "teasing" it. p.p.m.; : . . " DEAR POLLY-Wi- en cutting corn off the cob, pound a long, clean nail completely up through a board, stick the corn on so it is upright. It can be cut off much easier and twice as fast. POLLY . This is especially good when DEAR POLLY- -I save all cutting a quantity for freezing. those little plastic forks that one often gets at dive-i- n resDEAR POLLY-Perh- aps some taurants and they are ideal of the girls can give me some helps for tiny new plants. Stick advice. I have been a matron the handle in the ground and of hTn or at three weddings train the new plant between since I married. Not only did the prongs. This holds it in proper position until it has taken root and can stand alone. .77-1- ;v 1.-- .4 1 , , It's d it's. the jacket and skirt are reversible. A wonderful style for fall, and charming in cotton later on. No. 3218 comes in sizes 10, 12, lMfU8riOSiz 14 takes 2 fahrir nr 9 varris nt h of for each side yards of the for and skirt jacket; v shell blouse, 1H yards of new -I quickly dry potatoes that are cut for French frying by placing one or two paper towels in the bottom of a clean paper bag. I add the potatoes' and put one or two more paper towels on topr hold the top of the hag closed and shake a few times. The potato sticks come out nice and dry and all ready for the hot grease. 54-in- h. -J- OYCE Send 40c plus 5c postage for this pattern to Iris Lane, care of The Daily Herald, Dept. X, Box 1490. New York 1. N.Y. Add 15c for first class mall and ..- . non-prof- it ' . doing. you ment bags, I always hang them Wrap fruitcake in waxed over the hangers by the waist- paper, then in foil. The waxed line and fasten-- on each side paper prevents the acid of the with clip clothespins, or- paper fruit-fro- m coming in contact with the foil. cups. BELLE more than 100 of its dealers on women customers. The dealers painted this picture of the average woman always in a hurry, usually has Don't rush, especially when working around the ankle bone. After shaving apply a baby lotion or moisturizing lotion to give legs a smooth, soft appearance. FROM THESE ROOM SIZE REMNATS SELECT Pattern Wool Wilton, Belgo Heavy Velvet Wool, CONTINUES THIS WEEK Doors Open at liMiliS 10 a.m. Monday iMT II I in, 1 I f SHOES FOR THE f NTffiE FAMIL- Y- $ZI88. $&88 toT0 Medium or High Odd Lots - Over 50 Pair Values to $13.99 STACKED HEELS ge B - l Group - Broken Sizes Pair Girls FLATS Women Over 200 Pair in This Group Values to $9.99 $88$E88 X9 LJIIIIstKZ. Ill llfAMCIIC ' I 3Y WALKING SHOES L T? FAMOUS BRAND Good Selection MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS Winthrop - Calumet Black or Brown VALUES TO ' $13" Over 100 Pairs in This Mostly Black Group Color. Sizes 8'j to 3. 88 . C 52 West Center; ! 10KEUII PARR0T-SCAMPE- Ovtrl25Patrln 7 This . Straps Oxfords and loafers. Values to $7.99. Sixes 8'i to 3. $159r 990 AJ7UU Aft 10ft 70.WW . nir "'"M1" Embossed Polycrest, Sun Gold . .344.00 WW 01ft ftft vlU.UU IS'xM'O" ATP A A Gr. 456.00 Plain Acrilan, Avocado ....... 598.00 459.00 Plain . . . . . . . 247.00 189.00 Acrilan-Avocad- o H'xlJ'O" Plain Nylon, Gold fl A ........... 120.00 OU0 Embossed Acrilan, Pastel Sand . .341.00 279.00 Embossed Wool, Federal Gold . . 299.00 187.00 ..... ... .84.00 PA ftft J7.UU U"'0" Plain Nylon, Lavender Textured Nylon, ....84.00 Green-Gol- d 59.00 ' 120.00 72.00 .118.00 89.00 .....92.00 54.00 Pattern Wilton, Beige . 2'x7'0" Light Gold ' ..... . .192.00 J3?.00 ' irno? . Plain Acrilan, Copper 7.00 120.00 OF ODDS and 501 Nylon Shag, Size n ItoS Beige. . yd. 6.95 5.60 9.95 7.95 ft. Hvy. Wool Axm., Beige Brown. 3.95 "" 12.95 10.95 CONVENIENT BANK TERMS UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY! : and ENDS CHILDREN'S. SHOES 3.95 501 Nylon PaHern, Beige Small Group "'" r; nr Sq. O 4.95 Nylon Tweed, Oold and Brown 2Pr.900 WE HAVE ADDED MORE TO OUR TABLE . 1 88 mm pair 129 West Center No Refunds, No Exchanges, All Sales Final SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE Aft Emboued Polycrest, Gold Beige 496.00 Nylon Candy Strip $288 V0I 373-570- ,. Aft QC ...113.00 , '. 501 Nylon, Olive Green BRANDS R00 Croup 2 Pr. $700 QUALITY KIT . Embossed Polycrest, Sandstone .320.00 12x23 '3" Pair VAllttS TO $88 WOMEN'S "YOUR AlO.W 11 BOYS' and GIRLS'P01L i : LJQ Aft H'xH'4- - Embossed Polycrest, Bronx Over Values to $12.99 100 Mon. thru Thurs, only U 7 1 MM 508.00 n 15'xM'iO" WOMEN'S JJEELSl CHILORiMS SHOliS --- 504.00 Plain Acrilan, Florentine Gold . .312.00 HOLIDAYS NOW ONLY Blue-Gree- IS'.HT' 501 NylonBurnished Gold Pattern Acrilan, StSO II 073vu Textured Acrilon, Nouget Beige 806.00 501 Shag Nylon, Moss Green $EOO 316.00 U'x37'0" 1 Reg. $15.00 .. . Embossed Acrilan, Sun Beigo GET READY FOR THE v PERMANENT WAVES SAII REG. , HAIRSTYLES! V X - DEAR POLLY-- Mv sueees-tion concerns the waistband of trousers. I run the belt my hus- With one of our exclusive X - lace-sleev- spray band usually wears through the slots on the outside, push the belt up as far as it will go in the slots, tack at either side of the. tabs making them the width of the belt. He now finds that the top of his trousers never turn over to the outside showinz the light lining which so often happens if a man wears a belt narrower than the belt tabs on his trousers. HILDA DEAR POLLY-W- hen I am putting away dresses that are to hang in gar- - rpiv TJr if' '& . - bounds. Just down through the top of the shade. BERTHA NOW ONLY n 3& has the authority "he's service stations. THE NAVY NEVER LOOKED LIKE THIS What Four- years ago Miss .Wertz married .too." ACW trousers should have, organized the they've done to been done years ago. This combination of sailor pants to heb women drivers and to DONT HURRY WHEN shirt in glowing- pale cooperate with oil and automo- SHAVING LEGS (fully lined) and colors comes Tn pink, blue, beige or ivory. It is done bile company projects to reafch Follow safety rules'- when shaving your legs. Use a sharp, in crisp rayon acetate fabric that looks like silk but them.""';of- - just new One the bladeSoiTlrrecTtfe in the projectsbehaves better. Matching boots complete the was in cooperation razor and keep your eye and completed ..." .. picture. with the Continental Oil are mind on what fall-wint- er Reg. $10.00 a CP - DEAR POLLY-Alw-ays carry a flashlight and a piece of heavy cardboard in your car. Cut a hole in the cardboard so it will fit snugly around the -' r . special handling bulb nd of the flashlight. If tree pattern, is waiting lor you need light when changing you. Send 50c for our new a tire 'or doing other work at pattern book which con- night, the flashlight can be tains coupon for pattern of your placed where you want it with choice. the cardboard holding it on an angle. Spraying plants with insecticide is really a task on a windy day but it can be made easier -if discarded lamp shade on each dant be fore dusting it. This will help within keep the Insecticide TO ROLL-EWD- S r v DEAR POLLY- TRfGESGtE'S the "children, with herpJnd lets By GAY PAULEY The them unload to wander around NEW YORK (UPI) owners feel the woman driver who doesn't the station t know-th- e location of the gas 'children would be safer in the ic vorv hncinpcclilrA' anH tank opening in the car is for knows exactly what she wants, real. So is the woman driver who, thus taking less of the dealer's time than her husband who maneuvering toward the 'gas tends to browse. and into it pump, backs the car knocks it oyer. "She hit it just '.'The dealers think a woman the service station is basically more fearful of her right," attendant said philosophically car," said Miss Wertz,y"but she takes better care of it than a of that incident. Behind the wheel also is the man does usually." But she woman who figures that for a will hesitate beyond the purchase of gas and oil, using the pat gallon of gasoline purchased "I'll havrto"discuss it excuse, full included should be there with my husband." window cleaning and a check of Imost every dealer men air pressure in all theirs. tioned confidences Jhe key to But these are small annoyan" ces to service station operators what it takes to gain the who increasingly realize that woman as a steady customer. Consumer Hints . the little woman is a big customer. N. Jeanne Wertz, To help the woman be a director of the Automotive better customer, Miss Wertz Council for Women ( ACW), offered these tips: says that dealers estunaf? that Do learn where the gas tank todays women make up 80 to 90 opening - is andhow to pull in per cent of their customers close enough to the correct Don't ask for air each, week in residential areas pump. 40lto6L per ; cent in pressure check each time. Every other week is enough. Women Drivers Abound Keep the children in the car. ihe said there are 38 million Don't buy discount items elsewomen with drivers' licenses,; where and expect, the dealer to that women do more than 50 install them at no cost.. per cent of all the driving, and Don't pass the buck on minor buy 60 per cent of all gasoline repairs. The dealers know the sold 200,000 woman can make decisions and through some . ReversibleSuit " "r GIRLS I have heard many mmnlainfc shnnt thp nnmhr . ., . , . r oi snowers mai are onen given for one bride. It seems" it should be up to the bride to steer some of these generous frierids, who. want to entertain, oiMa-othe- rkinds of jartiesHh know many brides are going to say they have been going to sjiowers for years when they were on the giving end so why should they start a change when it is their turn to be on the receiving end. Has anyone solved r this successfully? -- 5A .. iar - NY Sunday Herald Don't Aim Car at Gas Pump, S Ladies, Please this mean buying three dresses that I have little use for and the wedding presents but, worse of all, innumerable shower presents. This really runs into money which we cannot afford;: I have, been asked again to be in a wedding. We can manage the 'dress and the wedding gift but I have no idea how many showers there will be. So many take such expensive presents, like small electrical appliances. How can this growing number of showers be curbed or how can one be in a friend's wedding without feeling she is being cheap about . the . entire thing? Anyone have any ideas? PEN-- , , Newspaper Enfsrgnse 7, 1965 Ulkh - Provo FAMHY mm v FINER FLOORS FORMERLY FLOOR N TOP SHOP 374-14- 61 E. 450 N , PROVO 940 - - . |