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MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1940. (AH times mentioned are Aay inaccuracies la these programs are the result of last-salnsrte changes by the brosdcaatlng companies a boot which Th JaraaT has not been informed. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 CBO OTTAWA KUocyles). KM. 30 Kiwi.

4J Mornm Melodies. I 0O Canadian Press Ntws. IV DeveUonal Period. JO Musical March 00 Gospel Singer li Dance orchestra JO Bay Perkins' orchestra. 44 Lawrence Quintet.

1000 Canadian Press News. 10 01 Breakfast Club, lioe Son for You. It 1 With the Guards. 11 jrv The Man I Married. 11 4 The Kicht to Happineac.

tm. 1100 BBC News. 11 IS Clark Dennis, tenor. 11J0 Bi Sister. X1.4S Dr.

Susan. 1 00 Canadian Press News. US Mile, au Piano. 1 JO Ontario farm Broadcast. 00 The Happy Cans.

SJO Trankia Masters' orchestra. 1 44 Pop Concert. 100 Afainst the Storm. US Rifht to Life. 30 Canadian Press News.

131 Charles Dent's orchestra. 4 00 The Drama Hour. I 00 Presenting. IS Club Matinee 1 JO Miss Trent Children. S4S "Get Your Monev's Worth talk.

0 IS Canadian Prexs New 30 CBO prof ram summary and in terlude. 4S BBC News tan Topteal Talk IS Lifht Up and Listen Club. tJO Recital Sertes Myr foil, violinist Mias Corda Ward Buch-ner. accompanist. 45 Talk Science snd rictlon.

IS Poothfht Memories. JO Musically Speaklnf. 4 "Ports ofCaU" The Season's Most Timely Radio Drama Series We are certain that you will agree with us (after you have heard one program in our new "Ports of Call" series) when we say that EVERYONE, both young and old, should tune in CKCO each Monday evening at 7.30. For children, the programs are educational, for grown-ups, they are intensely interesting. Each week, we travel to a different foreign land.

"March of Time" actors and actresses have been employed to dramatize the highlights in the growth of the country we visit in such a forceful fashion that you will place "Ports of Call" on your "must hear" list of regular weekly programs. Be sure to tune in 'to CKCO each Monday evening at 7.30; we know that you will be pleased! This Monday, Journey With to to BELGIUM 7.34 p.m. Mondays, CKCO HALF-PRICE SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY LADIES' DRESSES Baaatifally Cleaned sad Pressed for Vz PRICE tf accompanied by another neat to be cleaned at rernlar price. CLEANERS DYERS lit RIDEAU STREET Eastern Daylight Saving I Commentary, on the News by WUlaon Woodstde. 00 With the Troops In England.

I JO Canadian Grenadier Guards Band. 10X10 Shirley Temple In "The Littlest Rebel'. 11.00 Canadian Press News. 11.15 Britain Speaks. Talk by Leslie Howard.

11 JO BBC News Reel. CFCF MONTREAL 7.00 Mualcale. 7.15 Light Up and Listen. 7.30 Uncle Troy. 7 45 On With the Dance, ton Soloist.

1. 15 Radio Maclc. Jn Glenn Miller's orchestra. 9 JO True or False. 10.00 Basin Street Chamber Music Society.

1010 Little Ol' Hollywood. 11.15 Thought Barrage. 11 JO Adventures In 12 0O Ben Cutler's orchestra. 11 10 Emil Coleman's orchestra. CKAC MONTREAL (7M KOocyeles).

TOO Lanny Ross, tenor. 7.15 Light Up and Listen Club. 7J0 Nazatre et Barns be. 7.45 The Don Juan of Song. 00 Que reriex-Vous? I JO La Pluie d'Arrent.

t. 00 Interview. I JO Amos 'n' Andy. t.5 Les Gais Lurons. 10.00 Radio Theatre from Hollywood.

11.00 Alio. Alio. Lea Sports! 11 IS Le Journal Parle. II JO Images de Guerre. 11 45 Warren Hart's orchestra.

11.00 Lee Forest's orchestra. 1115 Eddy Duchln's orchestra 13 JO Ray Her beck orchestra. 1 its Dance orchestra. WABC-Columbii System (MO Kilocycles). T.1S Hedda Hopper's Hollywood.

7J0 Paul Sullivan Reviews the News T. 45 The World Today, loo Amos Andy. 1.15 Lanny Ross, tenor. JO Blanche. 00 Those Ws Love.

JO Vsriety Program. 10.00 Shirley Temple In The Littlest 11 oft Guy Lombardo't Orchestra. 11 JO Back Where I Come from. Golden Gate Quartet. 11.

00 Sports-Time. 1115 Eddy Duchln's Orchestra. 13J0 Ray Her beck's Orchestra. 1.05 Terry Shand's orchestra. 1 JO Claude Thornhlll's Orchestra.

S.00 Sammy Watklna' Orchestra. 1 JO Dusty Roadcs' Orchestra. WJZ-NBC SYSTEM am Kilocycles). I as Escorts and Betty, vocal quartet. 4 PhlMM T.1S Bill Stern's Sport News.

7.15 Jack Berth songs. TJO Richard Himber orchestra. w-wnnu i nomas. 00 BoD Hsnnon. tenor.

IS Radio Mafic Dramatte sketch. SJO Glenn Millar's neehMtea OS I Love a Mystery Dramatic JO True or false. 1040 Basin Street Chamber Music ociety. 10JS Little Ol" Bollywood. ory Dramas by Olmsted.

11-15 Tony raster's orchestra. 11 JO Adventure in Reading. 11.05 Ben Cutler's orchestra. 11.S0 Emil Coleman's orchestra. 1.05 Johnny Long's orchestra.

1 JO Zlia litzgerald 's orchestra. WEAF-NBC SYSTEM Kilocycles). TJO rive-Minute Mysteries. TJO Captain Tim Haaly's Stamp Chib. 7.45-U1 Abner-eketch.

00 Fred Waring In Pleasure Time. 15 Tslk. JO George Bums and Grade Allen. 00 James Melton, la nor: Francla White, lyric soprano: mixed chorus of 14 voices; Symphonic Orchestra. SJO Margaret Speaks, soprano: Concert orchestra direction Alfred Wallenstein.

10.00 "Doctor I. Quiz Program 1030 Show Boat. 1140 Louise Kind, the Lullaby Lady. 11 JO Barry Wtnton'a orchestra. HJSWohnny Richard's orchestra.

12 30 Ray Heather ton's orchestra. 1.05 Bunny Barrtgaa's orchestra. 1 JO Glenn Miller's orchestra. Why Grow Old? By JOSEPHINE LOW MAN JF we can keep the body firm with exercise (and we can) there is no reason In the world why we cannot do the same thing to the face. It is true that we use elastic bands When we eat, talk, laugh, or frown, but we do so in a somewhat passive way.

The thought immediately arises that some people talk so much and eat so much that extra exercise seems superfluous. However, this isnt the same kind of exercise. If you are a lady, and I know you are, you keep your mouth closed when yqu chew and talk without spreading the lips far apart Believe me, when you take your facial exercises you will not look like a lady! Some people indulge in such grimaces when they (peak that tney do exercise the facial muscles more than others. This Is the rub. When we take our facia exercises we should have the skin well soak ed in an oily cream while faces are often extremely dry when talking and laughing.

If the face is soft while exercising the lines and little wrinkles which appear do not remain. Great care should be taken to start in gradually on the gyrations for the face. If you do them too strenuously you will tire the muscles. If possible, let your lubricating cream soak in for a half -hour or more before taking the exercise. After doing them lie down for a short rest period with your feet and hips higher than your head so that the blood will rush to the face.

Remove cream and dash ice water over the face and neck. If you wish to have it, send a three-cent-stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request for my leaflet tor facial exercises to Josephine Ljowman In care of The journal. FALLS DOWN STEPS. After falling down 13 steps at a York street restaurant, Joseph Corbel 1, 41, 208 Henderson avenue, was admitted to Ottawa General Hospital Saturday. Three stitches were required to close a cut on the back of the head.

DOROTHY DIX Shop Around a Little Before Choosing Husband Those Who Keep Steady Company Many Years Usually Fall Out of Love Before Ceremony THEN young girls begin, to step out in the social world they are faced with the one-boy or the many-boy proposition. Shall they devote all of their time and attention and lavish all their charms upon one boy, or shall they spread their glamour over the multitude? This may seem a simple problem and that it does not matter whether Mary goes exclusively with Tom, or plays around with Tom, Dick and Harry, but, in reality, the girl is called upon to make one of the most momentous decisions of her whole life. On the way she answers it determines, to a large extent, whether she will be an old maid, or happily or disgruntledly married. Of course, there are two schools of thought on the subject. The one that might be called the one-bird-ln-the-hand is worth -two-ln-the-bush theory holds that If girl has annexed a reasonably steady date she should concentrate on him and not run the risk of losing him by scattering her shot.

No doubt this contention has its merits and is good advice to those girls to whom nature denied a come-hither look in the eyes. But, if it ever leads to the altar at all, it generally results in one of those marriages that are made by habit and not by romance, and that are deadly dull because both the. husband and the wife lost their taste for each other before they were ever married. When Johnny Jones and Mary Sue begin going together in grammar school and keep it up through high and college, they know each other too well. They haven't a single illusion left And when they finally do marry it is because they are forced Into it by public opinion.

Shoe Around a Bit Unfortunately we haven't any statistics on the subject, but I am convinced that a very large percentage of the husbands and wives who take to philandering and get divorces because they no longer love their mates were the steady-company keepers who were already out of love before they married. Then, in picking out a life companion It If obvious, that a girl should have ai wide knowledge as possible of the goods In which she Is going to Invest her all, and at least be able to compare it with other brands, but she cannot do this if her association has been confined exclusively to one boy. She may think that all boys are rather dull because Tom is, or that they step on her feet when they dance with her as Sam does, or that they are grouchy and have to be wheedled and flattered along as Percy does. And then if, after they are married, she meets onierilliant courteous, charming man and falls in love with him there is tragedy. For a girl not to look prospective husbands over before- she YOUR HEALTH Copyrighted by the McCoy Publications, Inc.

CITTING with the feet propped up on a desk or table may not be socially acceptable, but to a patient with varicose veins this position may give relief from the feeling of weight and heaviness in the lower legs. In this position the blood has a chance to "run downhill" and will empty out of the engorged veins faster than if the patient is in standing position, where the blood trying to rise in the legs and get back to the heart, has to fight against gravity. Therefore if you have varicose veins and have been standing up for a long time, and notice that the legs feel heavy, full, or tired, try to rest for awhile with the heels higher than the hip. Varicose veins occur in the superficial veins of the tower leg and thigh and may appear tortuous, knotted, bluish or purplish. In the beginning there is usually no pain although there may be a sensation of heaviness in the legs.

In this first stage, the main objection of the patient to the vari-cosed condition may be the objection that the swollen and ugly appearance of the veins makes the legs look bad. There may be some hesitation at wearing a bathing suit In the intermediate stage, the patient may notice that the legs ache and pain when he is on his feet for any length of time. As a general rule, the condition tends to become worse rather than better and eventually the patient may develop a varicose ulcer which causes considerable discomfort and interferes with the usual activity. The principal cause of varicose veins is a mechanical pressure on the veins as they emerge from the lege. Because of the pressure the veins do not empty themselves of blood properly and there is more and more of a tendency for the veins to fill up with a column of stagnant blood.

The abnormal pressure exerted by prolapsed or gans is as important a cause' as any. However, continued constipation may likewise act as a contributing cause, due to the pressure exerted by the weight of the retained waste material. The wearing of tight garters by women was formerly a cause of varicose veins around the knee, as the garters cut off the circulation, but now that more women are wear ing girdles which support the stockings from above, this cause is not as common as it used to THE OTTAWA JOURNAU 0 takes her pick is sillier than for her to buy the first hat she sees In a milliner's shop. Maybe it is the right thing, and maybe it isn but she ought to find out beforehand. Other Dangers.

And then, of course, there It always the danger that when a girl ties herself down to one date he will fade out of the picture and she will be left flat. Where girls and boys are concerned, nothing succeeds like success. To the girl who hath many boy friends more shall be given, but to her who hath only one he shall be taken from her. And when a girl gets out of circulation it is hard tor her to ever get in again. However, many girls disagree with my views concerning the folly of narrowing themselves down to one boy until he has popped the question and the wed ding day is tet.

One of them writes me that she used to go out with a number of boys, but now she only goes with one, and is having the time of her life. She says: "An evening with him at a hot-dog stand where the patrons dance to a vlctrola is more en Jnyable than going to the most beautiful and exclusive place in the world, for my companion is interested in what I am Interested in and I feel that am being as attractive and as glamorous as possible for a reason HIM. Fine, but this girl only proves the point I have been trying to make. She went about with a lot of boys until she found the one he wanted, but she wouldn't be so happy at her hot-dog stand If she had kept going "steady" with the first boy she ever thought she liked. see Show Consideration of Child's Temper.

Dear Miss Dlx We want to bring our 2-year-old baby boy up to obey us and have good man ners, but I think we are falling, He is very bad-tempered and con trary. My husband believes in lapping him across the face and putting him In his crib for every little thing that he does. I believe that at his age he should just have his tantrums out alone without having any attention paid to him. YOUNG PARENT. Answer For Heaven's sake, how old do you think your baby Is? Forty years? You are treat ing him as If he were an adult able of reasoning and calculating his line of conduct.

At 2 years old he is incaoable of understanding even what you want him to do, and probably what you consider temper is only his terror at the brutality with which his father treats him. When a child of that age goes Into a tantrum just -reave him alone and let him cry if out, but don't beat the poor little mite up, or expect him to have the manners of a grown-up. He isn't Emily Post, you know, or even Dempsey. DOROTHY DIX. be.

Repeated pregnancies are another possible cause of varicose veins. The treatment of varicose veins is usually an Individual question. In the first stage or at the beginning of the middle stage, such measures as correction of prolapsus or constipation, and local treatment given to the vein themselves with a piece of ice, may be all that are needed. These measures may not entirely remove the varicosed appearance but they will often help enough to keep the patient comfortable, and will prevent the veins from growing worse: In the severe stage, such methods of treatment as the Injection method, or removal of part of the vein, may be In order. The best plan is to let your doctor examine the varicosed veins and decide what to do.

The article on "VARICOSE VEINS" will be forwarded to readers who are interested and who request it by writing to The McCoy Health Service, in care of this newspaper. Please enclose 5c In stamps and a large, self-addressed envelope. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Grey Hair. Q.

Mrs. C. S. writes: "Will you please (tate something in your column about liver -stomach concentrate with ferric iron and vitamin complex as a remedy for grey hair?" A. According to my understanding of it, that component part of the vitamin complex having the seeming capacity to darken the hair, was recognized in 1038 and was given the name of "Anti-Grey Hair If this component has been isolated as yet In a pure state, I am unaware of it.

With its successful isolation it may prove a valuable remedy for grey hair. It is therefore possible that the prescription alluded to above hopes to make use of the anti-grey hair factor. Dessicated hog stomach, and liver extracts, are commonly used in the treatment of pernicious anemia. In this disorder there is a marked tendency toward premature greying of the hair. There is thus a possibility that the prescription was given in an attempt to cure pernicious anemia.

Without knowing more about the symptoms of the case, it is impossible to say whether pernicious anemia enter into the Jiffy Knit Robe Decks Baby in Style $Bfl835iMi Household PATTERN 8752 This lacy robe and cap, the newest thing for baby, is an easy Jiffy knit even though it looks so luxurious. Pattern 8733 contains instructions for making set; illustrations of it and stitches; materials needed; photograph of pattern stitch. To obtain this pattern send 20 cents in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) to Household Arts Reader Mail 60 Front street west, Toronto 2, Ont Be careful to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. Culbertson LAST MONDAY'S QUESTIONS. I QUESTION North-South vul- nerable.

The bidding proceeds: West North East South 1 heart 1 spade Pass Ynu are South and hold: SQ3 4 H62 DAK 10 5 CKJ04 What call do you make? Answer: Three spades. You have a strong hand and your spade support is adequate for the jump raise of a vulnerable over-call. Three trumps are not enough for the jump raise of an original bid, but a vulnerable overcall, even at the one level, announces at least five winners and is almost always based on a five card or longer trump suit. (If you bid two two diamonds, or two clubs take 30 points demerit; three diamonds or three clubs, 20 points; one or two no trump, 40 points; four spades, IS points; pass, 60 points.) Question 10: Neither side vulnerable. The bidding proceeds: North East South West 1 no trp.

Pass You are South and hold: SQ97 53 H10 64 D10 3 C975 What call do you make? Answer: Pass. Without as much as one-half an honor trick in your hand, and with comparatively balanced distribution, there is no logic in increasing the contract. (If you bid two spades take IS points demerit; any other call, 40 points demerit.) TODAY'S QUESTION. Question 16: North-South vulnerable. The bidding proceeds: North East South West 1 diam.

1 spade You are South and hold: SKJS HQ74 DK83 CK942 What call do you make? TODAY'S HAND. South, dealer. North-South vulnerable NOBTH a.Q is 4 4)11 I west east as I 8 4 I 4AK1MT48 41141 SOUTH 4AKSI4IS AQ 1 8 situation or not. In the event you try the prescription given, a report from you ai to your success or failure In restoring color to grey hair, would be appreciated. Daily Menu BETSY HEWMAN.

Do' your children come home to lunch? Sandwiches are Oiling and nourishing, and you can make them right after breakfast, wrap in waxed paper with a damp cloth over that, and they will be fresh and good for lunch. You can go peacefully on with your morning's work, too, knowing that lunch will take but a moment to prepare. Today's Mann. Sandwiches Applesauce Chocolate Cup Cakes Cocoa Sandwich Spread. 1 cup sugar 4 sweet red I tbip.

dry peppers mustard 3 tbsps. salt 2 tbspt. flour 1 cup strong 1 pt. green vinegar tomatoes Mix sugar, mustard and flour together. Sprinkle ground tomatoes and ground peppers with salt.

stir well and let stand IS minutes. Drain juice off, put tomatoes and peppers in porcelain kettle, add vinegar and let boil for 10' minutes, stirring constantly, than add dry mixture and cook until It thickens. Can hot This makes 3 pints, and can be used as i(, or with ground meat or eggs. Chocolate Cup Cakes 1 cup granu- 1 Vi cup cake lated sugar flour cup butter 1 tsp. soda 1 large egg 1 cup sour 2 sqrs.

bitter cream chocolate 1 tsp. vanilla Cream butter, add sugar grad ually, creaming well with butter, then add melted chocolate. Sift flour with soda and add alternate ly wiin sour nuut or -creamy flavor last with vanilla. Fill cup cake pans full, or it can be baked in square cake pan. Jelly Sandwiches.

Bread 4 Jelly Butter Walnut Meats Cut bread in 1-3 inch slices Simple Pattern Stitch. Quickly -Done on Bridge The bidding: Seuth West North East I spade Pass 1 Be trump Pass 1 1 spates Pass 4 spades diara, Pass 1 Pass Double Pass Pass Pass (1) East tries a far-fetched trap pass against the no trump bid. hoping thai some number o( no trump will be the final contract A very remote possibility, considering his own freak distribution. (2) East's trap has turned into a boomerang. Having lost the chance to bid at a low level he now makes a "stab" to save game.

(3) Too many players would bid five spades at this point The pass is a model of proper bidding tactics and technique. South knows that North will realize he is not passing in fear. His previous strong bidding speaks for itself. Therefore this must be a forcing pass, allow North to choose between a double and a Ave spade bid. It is interesting to note that, on good defence.

South could not have made five spades. With diamond opening' and diamond return. South would have to lose a trump trick, in addition to the club ace and the first diamond trick. The five diamond contract met a horrible fate. East was unable to win a single trick in the dummy and had to be content with one club and five trump tricks.

The 900 point penalty was a fitting reward for South' shrewd pass. TOMORROWS HAND. South, dealer. North-South vulnerable. NOKTH 7 Alt 1 WEST EASX 4 448 vqin yxssa tllllttl 48 5 SI1 1074 SOUTH 4 A i 1 8 6 )lt 4 eJtA 8 Mr.

Culbertson will discuss this hand in tomorrow's article; Write year bridge troubles and problems te Ely Culbertson, care of this paper, enclosing a self addressed, stamped earelope. (white or whole wheat can. be used) and remove crusts or not, as you please. Toast and cut-in halve on the diagonal. Spread with butter 'and jelly (beaten until of consistency to spread evenly).

Sprinkle Vi the pieces with nut meats, cover with remaining piece and serve hot Comrnander Shedden 7 Posted to 'Prince David' Commander W. G. Shedden. Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve, for the past five years officer commanding the Toronto division of the R.C.N.V.R., has been appointed executive officer of the armed merchant cruiser "Prince Navy. Headquarters announced Saturday.

In the Toronto R.C.N.V.R. command he will be succeeded by Lieut. Commander A. C. Turner, R.C.N.V.R.

-Commander Shedden was born at Calgary, in 1899, but for a number of years has lived in Toronto. Lieut. Commander Turner was born in Toronto. Technocracy Leader Charged at Regina REG IN Oct. 13.

Dr. Joshua N. Haldeman, former Regina chiropractor and head of the Regina branch of Technocracy, Incorporated, appeared In city, police court Saturday to answer two charges under Defence of Canada Regulations. Dr. Haldeman was remanded until Oct.

18 on $1,000 bail. 7 Dr. Haldeman was arrested by R.CMJP. officer at Vancouver Monday for Regina police. Technocracy Incorporated is an illegal organization outlawed by the Do minion Government after the out-J break of the war.

BOMBED FREIQHTER DOCKS. CADIZ. Spain, Oct 13. The British freighter Starling, four of whose crew "were killed and seven wounded by two bombs dropped from a plane, arrived here Saturday ln-badly damaged rooriitios. Bag Clothes For Safety By ALICE DENHOrr.

JJOWADAYS it's practically impossible to sneak past a closet shop without stopping to admire and envy; and no wonder. With the moving season Just over, the shops are showing closet interiors that are the-las word in beauty and efficiency. There are delightful though bewildering collections of bags, boxes, and ribbon straps, plus plenty of quilted chintz or satin to make up luxurious ensembles. Most of us have functional closets, but they can be attractive too. Oiled SUk Bars.

IBags for all purposes, have a few oiled silk bags, which wear so well. Use these for garments that are to be stored away for some From time to time go over jars with hand vacuum or brush, a i SDLH5 ISO'S FAMOUS vfl ft IibIssIIsssMssBbssH SEE WINDOWS MONDAY and TUESDAY Some of Our Dollar Values All Hand Embroidered Linens Values up to $4.00, for $1 Tuscany Lace Dinner Cloths, 72" 90" Each $1 Crass Linen 'Bridge Hand-Made Madeira Pi Appenzel Cuest Crass Linen Luncheon 6 Napkins Mosaic Bridge Sets 2 Sets for $1 Madeira Type Pillow Cases 4 for $1 Madeira Type Tea Napkins 12 for $1 Cut Work and Lace Hand-Made Embroidered 54" Applique Luncheon Sets $1 Set Cross Stitch Finger French Type Luncheon 6 Napkins Filet Cutwork Napkins, Tip Pure Linen Bridge Set 9-Piece Oblong Tuscany Lace Runners, Crash of Scaffold Kills Two Men MONTREAL, Oct 13. 4Cf Pilon, 60-year-old con-, tractor, was killed and Hector Denis, 61, was fatally injured Saturday when a suspended scaffold from which they were cleaning a downtown office building crashed 40 feet to the ground. Denis died today in hospital. Police who examined the scaffold said the accident occurred when one of the supporting ropes hrnlce.

J- I STORE CLOSED nn jhMJi a ml muiiuajr aim i ucsuay To Re-mark Stock Sets 2 Sets for $1 Runners 2 for $1 Towels 4 for $1 Sets, 54" and Set $1 Bridge SetsSet $1 Handkerchiefs 10 for $1 Towels 6 for $1 Sets, 54" 54" and Set $1 18" x18" 6 for $1 Sets Per Set $1 Daisy Pattern 2 for $1 Tuscany Lace Cloths, 36" 36" 2 for $1 These are only A FEW OF THE SPECIALS I No 'Phone or Mail Orders No Sales to Dealers With Right to Limit Quantities sajIssMsssssssssssssssSgjsesjgaasss put in oiled silk, take a piece of paper tape with gummed edge and seal down bag. Transparent hatboxes are a innovation many people are sticking to hat stands with oil silk or chintz covers. With the new hatboxes the contents can be seen at a glance but if shelf room is at a premium in your clothes closet 'then get one of those metal hat stands and fasten it inside the closet door..