Judge — March 1937 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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High Heels (Continued from page 20) posters and identified with the beauty of Fisher bodies, can now be bought at Ovington's in cast bronze figurines. The line of Barclay bronzes begins at $2.50 and includes Barclay designed mush- room ashtrays and some grand sword- fish bookends Marine bouffets are very much in style, and should be served on fishnet cloths. Ovington’s carries these in blue and white netting, trimmed handsomely with miniature cork weights, from $18.50. Other nautical equipment includes pot- tery crabs to eliminate the difficult shells now used to serve devilled crab. These are finished in high boiled red, can stay any length of time in the hottest oven, sell at $9.50 a dozen. To prevent your serving chicken 4 la king to the Switches for the fourth time in succession when they come to dine with you again, lest you set them won- dering how you all look so healthy on a diet consisting solely of cream sauce and cut up fowl, Mark Cross provides a hos- tess diary. meals in advance, benefiting from your handy record ot past performances, sells at $11.00, boun: moroccan calf, The neatest travel note for the season is a lady's overnight case jointed to keep bottles upright both on the dressing table and in the bag en route. (Providing you don't go out of your way to stand it upsidedown.) _ Bottle-wise individuals who travel, and even those who stay at home, realize that much is to be lost by misuse of bottles. These dressing kits are priced from $25.00, lined in gros. grain ribbon, and covered in several shades of morocco, calf and alligator. —MADELEINE BRENNAN Now It’s Up to You Most juries number twelve. High Heels faces a vast jury of women the nation over. A jury of exacting wom- en in the more than 200,000 Judge homes. Have you enjoyed Judge's new fea- ture, High Heels? ‘Will you help us tailor High Heels to your own individual fit by jotting down suggestions and mailing them to us? Would you like High Heels to in- stitute a complete personal shopping service for you? A_ service that would include loc: pricing and describing merchandise in which you are interested, whether or not it has been mentioned in our articles. Would you like this shopping serv- ice to include budget suggestions and information about bargains? Would you like High Heels to act as your personal representative in se- lecting and fulfilling your shopping needs? - It enables you to pin your + Somethin, . What an . A twisted . Super-terrible. ; West Pointer’ 5; Watch your i's and js. ; Introduce your tara with this if you want to Submitted by Earl Busb, Columbus, Ohio . Horizontal in the way of children's food. tkimo's love song does in the spring. 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