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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

EyE eth every season weavers and
Ndesigners enrich the mode Of
AA materials. It might. then, be
wv reasonably expected hat the
beauty of the fabrics themselves
would make elaborate trimmings
wholly unnecessary. 1t is. however,
very apparent that trimmings will be
quite as elaborate, this coming sea-
son, as. materials, and the lavish use
of the former will supplement the un-
doubted richness of the latter. Vel
vets, pile fabrics in woolens, satins
and crepes will be the favored fabrics,
and even though they are decorative
in themselves, they viii enlist the aid
of decorative ribbons, furs and EN-
broideries, as we'll as laces.
It is almost impossible to mention a
type Of trimming hal will not be
brought into use, for the range ex-
tends from tuckings, shirrings, pleat-
ings and all the known self-trimmings
to gorgeous ribbons, supple furs, rich
laces and embroideries-the latter en-
ploying silk, wool, chenille, braid and
I beads. Braid will be used as a trim
/ ming; there will be stitching; bright
plplnRS OF Dfalu OF IdDflC Will appear
and there will be applique.
Interest centers in the new ribbons,
which seems to stress metal, though
changeable, shaded and two o n eff
fects are popular. Stripes appear
satin on MORE, velvet on taffeta, and
horizontally striped taffeta and gros-
grain. There are artificial silk and
wool ribbons. Silk and metal ribbons
in cloky effect: velvet edged, embroid-
cred taffeta ribbons. There seems to
be practically no limit to the uses to
which these bits Of fabric may be put.
One naturally thinks of glrdles and
sashes, but they are Just a beginning.
There IS a very great vogue for rib
bon flowers. not only for trimming
dresses, but for use m the accessory
field. Entire girdles are made of these
flowers, and they make both straps
and landings.
Lace will play a prominent part,
both as a material and trimming. and
is. OF course. specially adapted to the
making OF evening frocks. For the
latter purpose the heavy metal laces
and chantilIys are best liked. though
embroidered nets are used and the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01
The New Models in Felt and VelvetAre Ribbon or
Feather Trimmed Tam-O'Shanter in Black
or Rec a New Note in Headwear.

in red or black, though many of the
f1uence is seen in the pictured model
with narrow brim, high crown and
dropping ostrich trim. for the treat
ment of the crown is unmistakable.
Such a Notwithstanding on a certain
types possessed of a most deceptive
lure, since to only the favored few are
narrow brim, high crown and off-the-
crown trimming-all three-becom-
ing. But the beret, with it's tam-Iike
crown, is a winter fashion probability.
There Is a hint of the 1880 period in
the model hat makes its trimming
serve as a crown as well. It is a me-
dunn high crown, not too high to be
becoming, and the narrow brim is
rolled at the sides very much after
the manner of a mans derby hat. An
ostrich plume of great length and cor
responding beauty forms the crown
and falls over the .brim edge. crossing
to the opposite shoulder. Such a hat
would complement the most elaborate
afternoon frock, yet by no means be
out of place with a semi-tailored cos
tune.
Ostrich In~creases-In Favor AS A
Trimming
Two-toned ostrich, cleverly employ
ed, trims the model with a brim that
flares, quite frankly, away from the
face. 1t is yet another hat that Is quite
Impossible for certain types, yet ex-
tremely becoming, when it may be
worn at all. The ostrich not only falls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

~IME and Experience have proven
the wisdom of the trite philoso-
pher who held to the opinion
that Man shows his character
best in trifes." And the same tdea is
a very certain fundamental of sue
cessful costuming, for 1t is the trifies
fashion details, we call them-that
make or mar the toilette. And by
these same details we mean-not only
the accessories of neckwear, jewelry.
gloves, hose and shoes-but the fab
RIGS, trimmings and colors employed
in the designing of hats, wraps and
frocks. Color itself, is of special i'm
portance, since there are so many
shades of each separate one that the
greatest care must be exercised in the
selection, lest the chosen tint be a
fraction of a degree out of the way.
There have really beer more horrible
spectacles this past summer, as a re-
suit Of the vogue for colored footwear
and accessories than it would be pos
sible to enumerate. In spite of the
fact that counters groaned under the
weight of red-red hose; red costume
1ewelry; red kerchiefs; red this and
that-few costumes that had red for
the brilliant note in their color scheme
were successful. It was the same
with blue, and green, and orange and
every bright color that appeared in
the shop windows. For any color
scheme to be a success it IA neces-
sary that every little detail match or
harmonic, and-as a result-there
were few successes.
Mistakes in the little things of dress
are due to carelessness, and it Is be-
cause of this same carelessness that
go many costumes are failures. One
must be careful in her choice of coll
ors; in the selection Of the general
lines of her frocks, and in the way she
wears the chosen lines and colors.
She must consider the details of neck
line, hemline, hem length, waistline
and sleeve length, and neve accept a
model right four ways and wrong the
nth. unless the fifth may be easily
changed so that it, too, will be right.
The frock, suit or oat should be
viewed from every angle-baek, front
and sides, both sides. Is It long
enough7 Is the line of the back COR
rect? Is the waistline properly
placed? Are trimmings correctly APP
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

both. That all five models are velvet
and their trimming ostrich is more or
less a coincidence, but all five hats
are Paris designed inc executed, and
they typify the best that Paris has,
right now. to offer in their particular
class.
There will be cloches and pokes-
really a summer fashion, though so
changed that they resemble summer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

over the point on the front of the
brim, but is drawn through a slit in
the brim side. This model, an impor-
tation, illustrates the tendency to get
away from the brim that droops.
An ostrich fancy trims the hat with
slightly dropping, irregular brim. 1t
is a more universally becoming type
than the hat with a decided fare or
the h~igh-crowned model. and it is a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

type that Is quite SURF to be found, va
ried a little, in every millinery display.
The tailored hat with simple ostrich
trimming is the type of hat we feel is
characterized. first by simplicity, But
it is really a most ~sophisticat-
ed simplicity. difficult of attainment
by any but the most expert designer.
Its charm lies in the drape of the
brim and crown and the subtle lines of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

models only slightly, and there will be
many styles as yet u~nheralded. For
millinery modes change with the
greatest rapidity of any fashion, and
it Is yet too early to be much more
than vaguely prophetic. However, one
may be certain that the velvets of late
summer and early fall show-quite as
definitely as the straws Of spring
what way the winds Of fashion blow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

thorlty on what she, herself, may
wear. AS a result she is %undeniably
smart and individual in her costum-
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01

Furs, Ribbons, Buttons And Embroid-
ery-With A Decided Accent On
The Latter-Wm Be Vogue.
only, since It is quite impossible for
any but a slight figure to carry sharp
ly contrasting, round = and : round
stripes. Bright colored beads are used
against a background of velvet; dyed
lace trims a frock of crepe; beads trim
another; and a saoire silk dress has
no trimming at ~, except a corded
design Of the material itself. All this
goes to prove two things-there viii
be a very great deal Of widely varied
decoration on the fall and winter mod
els of frocks, suits and coats; and no
matter what ones preference as to
that decoration. she is reasonably sure
that she will be quite ~up-to-date IN
fashion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-01
DID YOU KNOW

n HAT a string Of pearls, fitting
close to the throat, has a pendant
- string hung from the center?
THAT the tailored Silhouette
straight, narrow and SHORTS predict
ed for fall?
THAT buckles are being used on
pumps and sandals? Rhinestones,
composition, carved wood and jeweled
| disks are favored. \
Evening star., 1923-10-30
Marshall BUSINESS Brokers'


Bakery-Uptown: cost s. 500 to equip; rent.
$75; owner leaving city: price, So. 900.
Cafe,Nesr 14th and Park .S ro.d; ID rent. 500;
Cafeteria--In the business section; rent, $50;
p'1s Tea roonSSear 18th and Eye sts.: e1-
GaasdSe's s1.soc '''n'''''' exclusive p''''' price,
Millinery aaS nos ss G so1
lady; large holiday trade; price, $500.
large stock of aew Soo goods; sickness cause of
'ek Ladies P'. Wear"Sesr I7th and Pa. ave.: rent.
1s5: popular store; must be sold this week;
% BAKERY .'d and delicatessen-Uptown; erpen.
siye equipment; rent, sloo; will sacrifice for
quick sale.
rooms; Z baths: sacrifice at s.. 1000.
Rooming heuse-Near 18th ana p sts.; 10
rooms, baths; beautiful. home. Price, ST.
well furnished rooms. Price. $3.50. Rent. $40.
Cleanins, pressing and repairing--well
eaHSpsl' H1ssl and sHH' business section
about 20 rooms; we'll equipped restaurant On
nrst door; price right.
rooms; h.:wh.; splendid furniture; rent. SIS:
Doins good Sss ien so price,
Secure this gas station today.
See us to buy or sell business. We have
little or no competition.
Marshall Business Brokers,
a29 New York Ave.
DYEING AND CLEANINu-LonE established:
business located near 14th and ParE. road:
doing q large business: owner In bad health.
VIII sell at bargain for cash. For par
VIM. T. BALLARD,
l2l7 Eye St. NV. -.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
Star ssWant Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST,

I4th and Vermont ave. John G. Haley
In IN and P Days Pharmacy.
iath ,ath ana ana Q, J. 9. Clemence
IN and Harvard. The Harvard Pharmacy.
steh st9t i!th. Rronaugh's Pharmacy.
s .t1h and Buchanan. Hohherger.
Syoi 18th St. Randolph Pharmacy.
Holmead and Otis place. Holmead Pharmacy.
isym and Colorado ave. Pinsy Branch
s2oo Mount Pleasant At. NV, Mount Pisesans
Cigar and News Shop.
S434 18th. Payne's Pha rmacy. -
Wardmln Park Pharmacy.
2is2 California ave-, Morgan Bros
IN IN and (. Goldenherg's ltlme clerks desk).
IN IN ana o 'ts. Associated Drus stores
eth and D sts.. Mcsnire;. Phsrmacy.
SaC1 Ga. ave-. Rodis' Pharmacy.
Ga ave: and Rock Greek Church road. Rock
H. m 4colodny 4 Co.. Gs. ave. and Upshur st.
sa1s ca sv. ave- 1H HrisosHnsa M1nsfi
8 Dupopt Circle. Dupont Phsrmses.
,stn st. and Fla. ave-, Pearson's Pharmacy.
=; T.. n. J. aves. and NJ. walter J. Donshoe.
..,th North Cap. q. and r. l. ave. Parker's Phar.
i!2e Pa. ave. J. Louis Krick. ---..-.--~
s.st sIst and G SITS. ouigley ph..macy:
2sfh and Pa. ave-. Herbst's Pharmacy.
h626 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.. Cleveiand
rekoma Park-sse Cedar st.. Mattinsly BrOn
PhVnscy.
GEORGETOWN
2efh and sts.. Pride's Pharmacy.
S.o4 NJ st. O'Donnell's Pharmacy:
ssth and n. Weller & Moskey,s pharmacy.
wisconsin ave. and o. Donaese's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
2d and Il Sta, MeChesney 4 Joachim. -
9TH and Fl SITS. Brock & Dickens.
9O7 Fl ST., Garren's Music Store.
Ith st and Md. ave-. Louis F: Bradley
1s5 1sis .s sod ss.a. Ma 'ss Ssxsss.na stand s'e
North Cap. and Eye, Kenealy Pharmacy
32s East Capitol ST. Paul's Pharmscy.
18th and East Cap. Lincoln Park Paarmaey.
10th st and r. I. ave.. Collins fnamaes-
5000 10Th ne. Mayo's Pharmacy--Brookland nd.
SOUTHEAST
I'd st. and Pa. ave-, n. q. sprucebank.
9th and Eye. Weller Moskey's Pharmacy.
Ilth and Pa. ave-, Fealy's Pharmacy.
!ath M And Pa ave-. smys.r's Pnarmscy:
1907 Nichols ave, Weiss 3 Healy-Anaccsua.
SOUTHWEST
Tth and d SITS. Lantz Bros.
AZ and L sts. Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
For Sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Antomobiies for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities. etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
cents q word.
REAL ESTATE ADS
words to the line. 3 lire minimum. at line
rate, follows:
time. zoe per line.
times. 1sc per line.
times, lie per line.
times, 16c per line.
~ times, 15c per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II Pm.
All Advertisements for The Evening star
must be at The Star once or one OF The star
branch otsces by II pm. the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE, with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situa tions
Advertisements urder the above ciasslhca-
tiors will be accepted nt The Star ONCE, 1lth
st. and Pa. ave. until $50 am. day OF issue.
All Advertisements for Tue Sunday star must
be received at The Star os1ce by $50 p. IN. Sat
urdsy. or at any of TAe Star branch otdees by
4:S0 pm. Saturday.
CAsH wITM ORDER is required fer all ad-
yerttsementx from transient advsrti.sTs.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
80 FASTERS ARE FREED.
Hunger Strikers Abandon Tactics
to Gain Release.

CORK. October 30.1Thirty of the
seventy-one prisoners on hunger
strike in Cork jail were released yes
terday.
A dispatch from Cork Sunday said
all the prisoners in Cork Jail who had
been refusing food had abandoned
their hunger strike Saturday night
because they learned that the strike
was hindering their release.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
sITUATI0Ns-FEMALE.

BOOKKBEPER wants position with local con-
cern; at present employed - head boekkeeper
by well organized Arm, but desires TO make
change. Address Box 156-x. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
HELP-NALE.

YOUNG MAN learn auto accessory business:
small salary to start, but rapid advancement
~ ss,esmsn Mno rsssnc an'egy s. shH HoI
Star once.
YOUNG MAN to work evenings in drug store
enc enc With b.. experience preferred. Address Boz
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Once handling hlEh-ciass subdivisioa dssirsa
record of success Must be experienced and
have car. This il 4 position requiring hard
work but Offering sene,cSs return, ,u comni:
ence. INddre.s Box ssi.v. Star once.
CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS.
Must know city AMI hare references. We
WORKERS can make bis money. waSes Increase
with length Of stay; Former employees in good
Saa isss ':s ss sp:s.1 e in n'l
YOUNG MEN and boys be-
tween the ages of IA and IS as
message carriers. Mr.. Gerhold,
l4O7 G st.
SALESMAN, clothing and fur
nishing. experienced. Living
ston's, COB 9TH NV.
SALESMEN-Must be expe-
riented in selling furniture and
floor coverings; first-class refer
ences required. House & Herr
mann. 9TH and Eye sts. NV.
COOK, second, white. $45 per
month and living. Apply Gal
laudet College, 9TH st. and Fla.
ave. ne. Phone Lincoln 67O4.
NURSE for two-year-old child.
l726 Lanier place NV.
YOUNG MEN
Who desire to work during the
Christmas season should regis
ter now. Vacancies in various
departments. Apply Employ
ment Office, 9th floor, G st. side,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
CHAUFF RS-We are
forced to add many new cars to
our present large fleets due to
increase in business. Our
drivers make big money; we
need 80 drivers at once; Wash
ington's largest taxi. Black &
White Taxi, 1914 New Hamp-
shire ave.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
CAFETERIA

CAFETEKIA.
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL.
Room 6Sx135, kitchen. S2xl6: good condition: !:
recently remodeled; partly equipped: reason
able monthly rental for desirable applicant
cali franklin 24O3 for particnlars. 30'
Evening star., 1923-10-30

S E { r E I A R Y : STENOG-
rapher with experience in han
ding responsible business mat
tiers, correspondence and Office
affairs; age, Is. Address Box
318-X, Star Office. 3O*
Evening star., 1923-10-30

FOR SALE-stock and nxtures notion and
T goods 70 sue a
Curran & Co. SIS eth NV Is
NEAR BEER and buffet for sale on account
owners health: price right to suitable Gus
GUIDE BOOK business. wholesale and retail.
$3. 900. Apply a3s F st. NV. -
DON'T BE SATISFIED with SO on your
money Reliable real estate concern can make
daily applications to purchase second trust
mortgage notes tamply secured on city prop
6 To ne, es eSut % Il ss
exnlaia. Address Rox 6s-T. Star othee.
PART INTEREST, large prcdts monthly. for
man n, with fnll-,ime service: Expanding. Abous
diateiy. Address Box eseeV, Star once. .''''-e
GROCERY and meat market-Good northwest
location. This store is doing good business
Shsrah. Continental Trust bldg. 1'
FOR SALE-Wood yard. we'll stocked, on
easy terms. Apply to s. Cap. and K SITS. sw.
DRUG STORE for sale in Petworth: invea.
tory price. about $4,000. owner i'll. Terms
No dead stock; turnover times year. Mr..
MILLINERY SHOP-Unique- in most exciu-
sive section OF Connecticut ave-: established
business: reasonable rental Address Box
174-X, Star Office S0s
1891 NEW YORK AVE. Nw.-Basement Of =
rooms; suitable for plumber OF electrician. etc,
Rent. SIS per month. John Quinn Co., Inc.
IO4 18th NV. Main 1889
FOR SALE-Interest in growing. upto-dste
small printing plant; ideal location. Address
Box 14-H. Star office. 1s
FOR sALE-Bnilding lot. NE. with 3 metal
garages on same, new: renting for 81 per
month. Lin. 272 227 9th st. ne. 1s
ACTIVE PARTNER {sentile). with $500; good
proposition for good Young man to start bus
ness for himself. Address Box S22-X. Star
Office.
STORE FOR SALE-Doing good business
Owner interested in another business. VIII
sell at right price to quick buyer. Inquire at
1928 7th st. NV.
dry goods and notion store. Owners expect
to leave city. e27 Kennedy st. NV. IL
CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN, with business
ability. as partner in established and growing
$40 900 required, secured. Good salary AMI
share Of profits. Geo. c. Donohoe. 1901 Il
SHOE STORE stock ard nxtures: rents S75
quick buyer. Apply c. s. BusweIl, corner 9th
and Upahnr ats. ". Col. 694e. 1s
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, best equip
ped most prominent street in northeast:
doing good cash business. Owner may consider
lease It. as want retire from business. Ad-
dress Box 7-Z. star once. IL
on ACCOUNT OF out-of-towu business will
sacrifice several good ten-room, brick rooming
houses in good location. nlled with roomers
Live in part of house and rent enough to pay
aTe be SsasS fs MeAy fqnn
ments. Good lease. Property. good repair.
No objection to children. Address Box s4sX.
Star office. 81
GEORGE WAssHIsSaToN WAsHIsaToN HOTEL.
Room 6sxI35, kitchen. 82xl5: good condition;
recently remodeled; partly equipped: reason
able monthly dsnn sentai for Desirable applicant
Evening star., 1923-10-30
HELP.-FENALE.

HELP-FEHAIE.
Cont1nueA.
sALEsIADY. experienced; reference. Apply
1914 18th st NV. 30e
srENoGRAPHER-TYPIs with knowledge
age, experience and qualifications. Address
Bex 11-z. Star ONCE. IL
WOMAN (white), to work in confectionery.
who can bake. Call 537 9th st: ne.
woAEN-five; respectable out-of-doo. wott:
nesi. s hs add4..s sea star oe. easy pay
YOUNG LADY. not over q year, a. assist-
d1e... % IL own 's sandwritins md Box SIX. star
YOUNG LADY, refined. villinx g GUILTY 70.
sons N s.y sSS .h
dress Box 30s-x. Star ofncs. 500
GIRLS, experienced. for fur re-
pairing and finishing and lining.
Saks Fur Co., 6Io 18th st. =
WORKROOM MANAGER.
|, stores requires the services Of q thoroughly
experienced woman to take complete charge
We engage must have had experience IN alter.
able to direct the work Of others employed in
incations viii be granted an interview. Post
tion 10 permanent. with every opportunity for
sdyancement Address Bo1 ss-Z. Star once.
rrr,EPg0SE 1STSG WSHEx %PEExr1Nc
PzRMANENT WORK.
GOOD SALARY.
OPPORTUNITIES For
ADVANCEMENT.
Y99r WILL aEISn EISn ITTEREsT IS
THE CHEsAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY.
FORMER EMPLOYEES
Who desire to work during the
Christmas season should regis
ter now.
Vacancies for saleswomen in
Gloves,
China,
Glassware,
Stationery,
Art,
Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs,
Toys,
Mems Furnishings.
This is an excellent opportunity
for married women who desire
to make some extra money for
Christmas. Apply Employ
ment Office, 9th floor, G st. side,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Advertisements urder the above cfassinca
tiors will be accepted nt The Star ONCE 1lth
st. and Pa. ave. u6til $50 Am day OF Issue.
All Advertisements for Tue Sunday star must
be received at The Star ONCE by $50 pm. Sat
urdsy. or at any of The Star branch ofhees by
4 80 pm. Saturday.
verttssmentx from transient sdvsrti.ers.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-stock and fixtures nofion and
dry goods store: going business: suburban To-
cation. To quick purchaser, $500. Apply Gny
Curran Co.. 515 9th NV. Is
NEAR BEER and buffet for sale account
owners health: price right to suitable Gus
fou,ar Addrass nor ny4..
Evening star., 1923-10-30

YOUNG MAN learn auto accessory business:
small salary to start, but rapid Advancement
for one who shows integrity and aptitude
Star office
Evening star., 1923-10-30

ON ACCOUNT OF out-of-towu business will
sacrifice several good ten-room, brick rooming
houses. in good location. nlled with roomers
Live in part Of house and rent enough to pay
expenses Rent, $50 to $50 monthly Furni-
ture can be bought for $500. Monthly pay
ments Good lease. Property. good repair
No objection TO children. Address Box 34S Y,
Star office. 81
Evening star., 1923-10-30
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
NAN OR WOMAN--Coiored. to sell high class
tewelry on easy payments who has had come
experience at house to house canvasxing. State
what experience you have had. Address Boz
29OT, Star ofiice
MEN AND WOMEN-Learn real estate busi-
ness: free lectures on salemanshp 5 pm.
Tuesdays and Thursdays: employment whole
or part time. William r. Matteson. 610-s1f
Bond building.
SALEsI.ADIES salesmer-One Of the Iars-
est manufacturers in its line has a few open-
ings in its city sales force. Direct to user
methods. The very best time to begin now In
the holiday season No soft snap or some
want don't waste my time by answering this.
II is too valuable. II you are willing to
work hard for seven hours q day to earn
s. per day and up from the start. ask for an
appointment Unlimited opportunity for ad
vancement Reply by letter only giving eX-
perience. il any. and references. Address Rox
1907, Star ofnce.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION offered to a limited
number of SINGERS for evening chorus Of .
prominent church Address Box 310-X, Star
Office. S0s
Evening star., 1923-10-30

PERSONAL.
CULTURED GENTLEMAN OF COLLEGE
education, 40 years old, IL years. experience
as public speaker. years In business. sales %
ness record: highest class references. wants
connection with responsible business on salary
basis. Address Box 85-X. Star once.
MASSAGE, SWEDISH TREATMENT, BY AP
pointment CARL ANDERSON, 1882 r ct.
Phone North 4153-R. Apt. Z.
LADY, EMPLOYED, WISHES TO SECURE
comfortable home with practical nurse for
mother who is paraly.ed and REQUIRES care. .
IF ESTHER COOK WILL COMMUNICATE
with the advertiser she will learn OF some
thing to her advantage which her former
teacher, Miss Brown OF Roanoke, has kindly
written about her. Address Box 335-x. Star
once. -
GRAY AND FADED HAIR; SPECIALIST IN
treating all conditions OF the hair and scalp.
excessive dandru6 and oily scalp treated; car
add few more patrons to regular list. Phone
North 2314. 31s
WE ARE NOW PAYING $2 TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies' uSed suits. Our prices for
old clothing are the biggest. Wash Clothing
Exchange, 8ss D ct. NV. Phone Main 3s7s
PHYsIoTHERAPY AND ELECTR0THER.
apy scientifically given. For appointment.
CLARA H. CUNNINGHAM. EXPERT FUR
rier. Altering and repairing. 10il K st. NV.
Phone Frank. 1e0
JOHNSON REST H01E-fNvALIDs. con
y. ss So.ss assd aEAs 'dps'v''f 2s 10th
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED.
DR.. Dells Ledendecker, d. c., 1877 st.
NV. Fr. eS4p. Women only.