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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06
sALE-AUTomOBrLEs.

AUTO MART.
PRICES REDUCED.
1929 geo gr9ous sb,,S .s...,
issssss P Paeksrdd S ciSS s ssasn.
1877 Kissel Sport and Broueham.
+ 1921 Studebaker Sport 4-Pass, Coupe.
1929 1899 B B;,Ick s ga S SSssn.
: 1927 Hupp "6'S 1sedan.
1851 Chevrolet Landau Sedan cred and
1927 Chevrolet Coupe and Coach.
1897 Buick Std Coupe rumble seao
zoos 14th, NV.
.ROADSTERS p.
ROADSTERS.
1879 Flying Cloud. wire wheels tdeml
1928 Ch"ysler 10" Roadster. wire wheels.
isss Shrssler no.
1924 Chrysler 10 .. 81. s'sst.,
These cars are in excellent
condition, some like new, fully
equipped. Prices range from
$3.50 up, and your car will be
considered as part payment
TERMS can be arranged.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1526~14th St. Decatur 1910
1927 Ford Roadster.
sng.ssSs boy GFFlna ,t tan S nish yu F
Roedsters offered for sale; many extras, in
cludine spare tire, which Is In good Gondition'
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THIS BARGAIN.
r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
1922. 1S40-14th St. NV.
5000
-tssva OWNERS
Scattered Over Three States
1'>-ss Have Bought
GOLD SEAL
USED CARS.
Here Are the
- Reasons.
- @;s, }
II. Absolute guarantee .-.,-
They COST tio more" y '.'''' :
g.. 3O-day adjustment period.
F6hr shoWrooms.
s. Is years prestige.
6. Guarantee of year model.
= ZCeurtesy tosbuyers.
'|'''' OUR ANNUAL
- FALL CLEANUP
't<""ji. SALE
+" STARTS TODAY.
st", ,f'f'F 3m' -. Y.
r"ss. ""' NAECES AS -
.~~- NEVER BEFORE.
J. -
INVESTIGATE.
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lent home-cooked food. s25 monthly
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2123 ST. NW.-ATTRACTIVE SOUTH
e ernn exposure; 3 rooms and bath: ali large:
DISTINCTIVE 3 r., K. B., DINETTE. SUN
pedroom. fireplace. modern furn. laundry
Ie e9ss' ,T5ohtih H. w., yard, JAM adults; refs.
1907 18th, NW.--TREMoNT,
- one ROOM Kitchen and bath, $45, Apply
LYING ROOM, BEDROOM. KITCHEN. PRI-
S SddIG Oatn neatly furnished; reasonable
THE IOWA. APT. 42-DESIRABLE DOWN
town apartment Of three large sunny rooms.
isSiss prei:T5sd Dscatur ss4S-w. 0 Cali fO sTe-
si4 CONN, CLOSE IN-EXTRA. LARGE
l-r, kitchenette. bath; everything fur
a a5Shss' op plenty hot water; phone refined;
1898 K sST.-FRoNT ROOM. KITCHEN
bath. c.h.w. s45. Fr. gas Call evenings. Il
wAN S;IIE GIRL no SHARE At;
ressonable PEST pot o0s ssisj every
25ie 18th ST. NV.
private bath. reasonable. s.
ALGIERs., 100 Mp: AVE. NE, APT. NO. 2
S Sf p Htscac' Gs a fS p rS1ms k'fs
II FRANKLIN ST. NEE ROOMS, COM
piete for Housekeeping; clean, quiet owners
home refined s35. q
ls2 18th 81; sE. LINCOLN PARK SEC - 3
large kit. back porch; completely fur,
housekeeping: SIS; adults. ITa
1904 PARK RD.-LIvING ROOM. BEDROOM;
breakfast room with Kitchen. sink and
range. private bath. continuous hot water.
phone.
lT18 LANIER PL.
2nd-aoor front; . rooms. nicely furnished
heat, gas, electricity. phone; $40; ADULTS only.
Call after pm.
210s 18th N.W.-LIvING ROOM, BEDROOM.
Kitchen porch: convenient to cars and busses
references: SIS 90. INQUIRE Apt %. :. z.
JEFFERSON APT, 1900 16th-BEAUTIFUL'
S-room and bath apt, attractiyely ana COM
pletely furnished for housekeeping, Apt. eQ7.
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REQ. REC
"TREW" VALUES.
SPECIALS.

REQ Flying Cloud Sedan, demonstrator;
mileage very low; fully equipped; new-car
guaranty. Substantial price reduction.
wiliys-Knight. 1927 Cabriolet Coupe fully
equipped, all new tires. and in Al niechan-
zeal condition; cost over $4,000 splenoioly
priced at $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-06

WANTED--AUTOMOBILES.
WE PAY the highest price and buy. all makes
of cars. Capitol Auto. Inc. ~ New YORK
ave. ne. "
CONSIGNMENT SOLICITED for our sale by
auction on Wednesday or Saturday, 10 an
Weschler. 920 Penna. ave: NV. Main lzsZ.
LIVE FREE-Good closed car. accepted as
Address Box 4si-E' Star once.
OUR PRICES are bound to be higher. See
us before, selling Southern Motor Sales,
1928 14th st Potomac $751;
CASH for medium price sedan or coupe:
either or cylinder. Mr.. Springman: 9OS
10th st. NV. Tel. FIR 6295. IL
TRUCKS WANTED-Ton or lls-ton; must
be good and cheap, P. 0. Box 235.
SPOT CASH for any late model closed car
Ccnd and price must be right. No dealers
IS Seaton st. ne. Phone North 1888.
CASH IMMEDIATELY
Auto Mart. l6e5 l4th st. NV.
CASH for your car. Without a
doubt ! pay the highest prices
in this city. If your car is not
all paid for, | will pay your
undue balance and give you the
difference in cash. No delay.
See Mr.. Barnes, 1882 Connect
cut ave. Decatur 1890.
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| QUINCY. 1926 18th SIT LARGE ROOMS,
bath, sas hwhhi 1a Iss goTcn AVE- seG ns
sroo,, hoIIse mi; rent reduced.
DAVID r.. THOMAS ,,, =.
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3iI2 18th ST. NV ROOMS BATH, $40;
st. NV. - y
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ONE LARGE ROOM. LARGE KITCHEN,
fEnciosed porch, continuous hot water; pri-
vate residence; very reasonable. 1886 Taylor
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3 AND B.. SECOND FLOOR, 10 TODD PL.
s near new Mckinley High and Graded
school: fine condition; electricity; $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
What Is Needed by Short Women
BY MARY MARSHALL.

tend that they are of majestic height
Why do they do 1t? Just as II there
weren't enough tall women in the
world as 1t is, and just as IL high heels
and up-and-down stripes and all the
other devices could make enough diff
ference to fool any onel
What the short woman should do
! thinks to set about considering
her possible assets. She should re-
member that there is charm in
petiteness that not all the stately
Junos or statuesque Venuses can COM
pete with. To make petiteness really
count 1t should be coupled with ex-
treme neatness and trimness.
The frock shown in the sketch was
chosen recently for woman consider
ably below the average height, and an
showing it because II proved most sue
ceSsful. Yet 1t makes use of none OF
the tricks usually employed in an effort
to add inches to a short woman'S
stature.
The material chosen for the little
frock shown in the sketch was white
chiffon with a small navy blue dot. The
dots are not very close together, and
think you will find that fairly wide
spaced dot is less tiresome than the sort
more closely spaced. Though extremely
popular. dots have not become common
place and are not likely to become so
Besides, there are SO many different
sorts of dots that 1t is always possible
10 select some sort that no one else OF
your acquaintance is wearing.
ParasolS are already decidedly popu-
lar, and VA fact that women have con-
tinued to wear small hats is favorable
to the parasol fashion. And some OF
the smarteSt of the new paraSols have
polka dots. A white silk parasol with
large black dots may be worn very ef-
fectively with the ali-white or black
and-white ensemble.
Yachting fashions are in the ascend
ancy, and If you are going to spend any
OF your holidays at the seaShors Or lake
side, then you should have at .east one
ensemble of this persuasion. The colors
chosen are white with navy or MILDLY
blue, and there is something to show
the yachting spirit-a sailor collar or
some one Of the MILDLY or yachting en-
blems. This weeks home dressmaker's
help shows number of these emblems
which may be embroidered on the sleeve
Of frock, jacket or blouse. II you are
interested please send a stamped, self
addressed envelope and will send it to
you at once.
Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1928-06-14

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Evening star., 1928-06-14
HANDS UP!
By CAPINI vEQUTN.

Is the Mount of Luna
l. High and smooth-with few lines?
2. With a great many lines?
3. Hard and unyielding TO the touch?
4. Firm but elastic?
5. Soft and fiabby?
6. Excessively developed?
Answers.
/. You are sentimental and love
music and poetry. You put the glamour
of romance into the commonplace
events Of life. You are fond Of nature
and have a talent for vivid descrip-
tions.
q Restless. impressionable and imag-
inative! You love travel and change
and are always hungering for adj
venture. You build romantic dream
plots about yourself, live in world Of
fantasy and are subject to hallucina-
tions.
3. You are energetic, laxative and
fresh" but you easily get hurt. fancy
Ing sights. You always 60 TO extremes
and are apt to marry either much
older or much younger person than
yourself.
4. What a marvellous memory and
great facility for languages you havel
You are fond OF travel and are good
sailor, and your we'll balanced imagina-
ton increases the enjoyment of your
journeys.
5. You are versatile and ingenious,
but being lazy, you do not take ad.
vantage Of your gifts. You have pas
sionate love Of harmony and a real
horror Of noise You cannot bear Jazz.
8. In spite Of your originality and
keen artistic sense. you may accomplish
little because Of your restlessness and
lack Of perseverance, your wild .rnagi-
nation and moody nature.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Asparagus-Meat Soufie.

Cook together for five minutes two
cupfuls Of chopped meat, three eggs
after beating, two tabIespoonfuls of
-four and two cupfuls OF stock or water.
Add the stifny beaten whites Of the
eggs and pour the mixture into a
casserole which has been lined with
asparagus stalks, either fresh or canned.
Put the rest Of the bunch of stalks In
the center Of the dish. Season with
salt and pepper. Bake until firm, lay
the tips Of asparagus around the edge
and heat well Serve al once.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

pores and a few blackheads. Ny skin
is very sensitive. Steaming makes II
peel. Tar soap and cold cream seem TO
make 1t worse. viii oatmeal bags help
me? EIGHTEEN.
Answer-Rich, heavy foods and past
ries are not good for any one. I think
the roo; of your trouble may be in your
diet as well as in the wrong external
treatments. 1 would like you to have
a copy Of my leafiet on How 10 Gain
Weight" that gives suitable diet sIg-
gestions Please send a stamped. self
addressed envelope for 1t and ask at the
same time for Care Of Oily Complex
ions" You should drink six glassf,ils of
water daily. Take a quart Of whole
milk day, either as beverage or in
cream soups, dressings or custards. Omit
Evening star., 1928-06-14
DifferentMethods Neededto
Kill Different Kinds of Bugs

plAees~~4isey ssWf through the
powder. They bTssfhe 10 In, And
Black Flags secret ingy05bent kifis
tlasaB quickly, surely. Powder
siso kills Asss on dogs,
Black FIsg, in both powder and
liquid farm, IL tina deadhAst iHaaeE4'
kiilsx nAAds. (Mamey bMek IL IN
dsesB't prove -, The Liquid eosts
o0ly rs cents for haif . ptnt--5uwt
esle~hAN n the pFies n ettMs
Liquid lnseets hiieTs, The powder,
psckad in gtssa - prevent spcsi'
iag, costs ! s cents, and up, Both
LIQUID snd powdsF are the suFest
known dseth " sH household
insect pests,
S<sne pe0pls pre-
fer Black FLAG
LIquid 10 i3il ny
in1pestE~~F0Wdsr
10 kill erswIin1
pests, inelvding
snt& - . iszs. H. y. c..
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Lady Esther Is
in Town!

The women Of this town who
crave q charming complexion are
greatly excited over the magic Lady
Esther -Four Purpose Face Cream on
sale al all good drug stores and
toilet counters.
In less than three minutes, Lady
Esther cIcsnEeg and IlouFiGheg the
eksn-~-it tightenS nabbiness and
makes an excellent base for your
powder and rouge In ofle opera
ton 1t does the work OF four indi-
vidHai creams.
Moreover. II makes you ravshing-
Iy beautiful and your skin H ~
smooth aG velvet
You want proof? Here IL ikt
Buy 50 cent jar of Lady Esther
four Purpose Pace Cream Even
after the frst application, you1l
notice the wonderful improvement
IN your complexion. soc and 75c
iark. Economy size. si.25y-~Adyer-
tiseLnent.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Friday. June Is.

Astrologers read tomorrow as an I'M
important day In planetary direction,
the faint influences being balanced be-
tween good and bad
The morning is most favorable for
women, who should be equally lucky in
domestic and in public activities.
The day should be an auspicious one
for entertaining friends and for max
ing the home beautiful.
Engagements to marry contracted
under this direction of the stars may
be ill-advised. but. nevertheless, pro-
ductive OF great happiness.
There Is a favorable sign for the
theater and those who play in 1t. A
new star is to gain real fame.
The planets give announcement To
engineers, architects and builders. For
eign countries will employ many Amer
leans, 1t is foretold
Young graduates who begin careers
at this time should be most lucky, for
the planets presage for them wide fields
Of usefulness.
Women, as we'll as men. who start
professional or business careers this
year are supposed to be peculiarly for
tunate, for great cosmic forces guide
them
The seers announce that in the next
three decades the young will reveal re-
narkable mental gifts and will attain
remarkable success.
The total eclipse of June Is again
announced as presaging the growth of
military power
(.roAk cfn aAA ,.znx~
prognosticated for the Summer, which
will be marked by unusual demonstra-
ton on the part of nature.
Persons whose birth date IL Is may
expect much Joy through friends In
the coming year.
Children born on that day probably
viii succeed without aid, but they may
suffer through the faults of others.
fCopyriaht. l92s)
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Meat Croquettes.

Make a thick white sauce with one
cupful Of milk, two tablespoonfuls Of
butter and four tablespoonfuIs of -four.
When the sauce thickens, add two cup
fuls Of raw ground beef or veal which
has been seasoned. Stir we'll and cook
until the meat is done. then add one
beaten egg and take from the stove.
Stir in one tablespoonful Of lemon juice
and pour out in a pan or platter to
cool. When cool. shape, dip in bread
crumbs, beaten egg, crumbs again and
fry in deep fat quite hot. Drain and
serve hot.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

heavy fried foods and all rich pastry.
Eat some raw salad and raw fruit
daily besides succulent vegetables like
spinach and cabbage and tomatoes. At
bedtime use fine grade Of cold cream
to cleanse your face. Squeeze out a pad
OF clean absorbent cotton in cold water
and wipe of the cream with IL. Now
wash your face with warm water and
pure CASTLE soap. Soften the water first
by immersing in 1t a small muslin bag
containing tablespoonful Of uncooked
oatmeal Rinse your face carefully and
blot 1t dry with soft towel Apply
some Of the following salve: One dram
ichthyol ointment, one-half dram zinc
oxide. one dram starch, one and one
half drsms petrolatum. Leave this on
over night. Next morning wash your
face without soap. dry and pat on some
witch hazel LOIS LEEDS
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Cure for Corns.

Soak a small piece Of bread in an
eggcupful of vinegar, then tie the bread
onto the corn when going to bed. This
II done each night for a week, will
draw the corn gradually out by the
root. II the corn Is a very bad one, II
may take a little longer time, but IL
will be found, after about three appli-
cations, that the bread will commence
to do Its work. If you can keep the
bread on during the day time, also, by
wearing old shoes. the corn will dis
appear in much shorter time. This
is very effective method.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
NHILLIONE d
AVA housewives have
f1Nsnd tta@t spraying
Islsck Flag Liquid A
ste demeilest n0efi<<s
al kailaag isa<s, nGs~


AyinK pess1. It's ~ sannphe. The
igss1fsfs burr around You see them.
You hear fi1em, Iog sDFsy ElAek
FlaG, and d0ws fisey fell hotnese-
~ stupeAG1. Esit sbsoauts3y dsAst
Bat roaciaes, bed bugs, heas and
o4teT cssWfing pests hide IN cracks.
You doas't ser them. Fof tiley wea't
came out while yea're sf0eand. 10
you've got 10 hsys s1a1stblnG that
viii k1ii them when they do eoHs
out~--sso aassseT where ToU happen
20 be,
Use Elark FIsg Powder, Ts1tnS
fhsn Liquid, EioW n INTO cracks.
The Powder woDff ey6EsI6tss ~
s,Sya where yog biow H.. When fne
azssets eGus opt N tsslI hiding
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Long Skirts for Court.

Style experts In England predict that
OF the hundreds Of women who will be
presented at court this year, not half
dozen debutantes will wear short skirts.
Practically all are choosing picture
gowns either with the peacock line or
circular skirts made with layer on layer
OF soft material
Evening star., 1928-06-14

DESIGNED FOR THE WOMAN WHO
THINKS HERSELF TOO SHORT,
THIS FROCK OF NAVY AND
WHITE DOTTED CHIFFON IS
WORN OVER A SLIP OF WHITE
CREPE DE CHINE.
They select frocks with up-and-down
stripes and long drapery-hold them
selves as erect as possible and pre-
Evening star., 1928-06-14
AUNT HET
By ROBERT CULLEN.

Il never reminded pa OF his brother
that went to jail except one time. an
that was once when he interfered while
I was spankin' our first boy"
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Cheese Roll.

Cream one cupfui OF butter and two
f0ur-ounce packages Of cream cheese
together, Add three cupfuIs Of -four
and ne-fOurtf1 teaSpoonful Of salt,
Place In the refrigerator for four hours.
Remove and roll out thin, sprinkle with
chopped wainuts and spread with
strawberry on grape jam. Roll and
bake In hot oven. Out in thick slices
and top with whipped cream.
Evening star., 1928-06-14

Very short women often try to look
tall They wear the highest heels
they can 1ind, and the tallest hats.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
Copyright. 1e2s.l

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Evening star., 1928-06-14

England is to have a new SIS, 5,000, 900
motion picture colony.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
An Oily Sensitive Skin.

Dear Miss Leeds-I am lS years old
and rather underweight. In the last
two months have been trying to build
up my weight by eating rich foods, a
lot of butter, cream, heavy pastries, etc,
and also eating vegetables, fruits and
drinking quite lot of water. My skin
Is very oily and pinpIy with enlarged
Evening star., 1928-06-14

, 20. Cuts down.
Al. The rainbow.
a.. South African assembly.
45. Volume Of maps.
46. Minister.
40. Puffed up.
| so. Live.
| 50. Struck.
| So. Thick soup.
So. Units.
81. Devices for rowing.
so. Period Of time.
50. Obstruction In q stream.
64. One hundred and nifty (Roman)
So. Compass point.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
A Simple Facial Pack.

Dear Miss Leeds % l have an oily
skin that freckles easily and some
times becomes sallow My aunt has the
same kind of complexion and she has
been using facial pack made of full
ler's earth and water. She says 1t is as
good as the commercial brand she had
been using. Do you think such simple
pack makes a good bleach and cleans
ing treatment? ~ l am 20 years old,
flve feet tall and weigh ll6 pounds. Is
that correct? (3) 1 have brown eyes
and straight black hair which I wear
parted In the center with bangs and the
ends turned up on my checks Is this
coiffure suitable and what colors are
becoming? LEOLA c.
Answer1 If you wish a bleaching
pack with fuller's earth as a base you
may mix one tablespoonful of the earth
with two tablespoonfuls carbonate of
magnesia, one tablespoonful Of peroxide
and enough witch hazel to make thin
paste. A simple cleansing pack may be
made Of two tablespoonfuls fuller's earth,
one teaspoonful glycerin and enough
water or witch hazel to make a paste
f2) Your weight is good. 80 You
are better judge than l can be with
out seeing you as TO the becomingness
Of your coifure. It Is pretty style for
some types OF faces. You may wear
flesh, dull rose, peach, red as trimming,
dull orchid, warm taupe. dark green,
bronze green, dark and medium blues.
dull yellow, brown, warm tans, deep
cream, black with bright trimming.
LOIS LEEDS.
An Oily Sensitive Skin.
Dear Miss Leeds-I am I8 years old
and rather underWeight. In the last
tWo rnnnths / have been trvinr To hiiild
Evening star., 1928-06-14
|DorothyDi1
Urges Equal
Rights in
Lope-Mdktno.
HoW Much
Courting
Should q
Girl Do?
Every Woman Knows Modern Girl Must "Ge
Her Man" Without Being Either Modest
Violet or Husband Chaser.

than
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The Washington times., 1928-03-14

MAVIS has come to town. Now YOU get the wonderful
chocolate drink which is making such hit all the country
Millions and millions bottles of av have been sold No other
drink has such universal approval But thethere
other drink like Mavs You have tasted such delicious
observation-disclosures You'll find different and amazingly better than
anything you've known. We say this boldly because millions
of Mav drinkers have found it be Taste and
you'll drink it always.
The Washington times., 1928-03-14
1000 Pure

The ingredients Of MGCts age
Absolutely psue-bctter ttGH
II. S. Government standard.
MaUis Is sterilized in the bOttle.