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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FuRNITURE--Leaving city. will sacrifice A
piece walnut finish bedroom suite. consisting
er chest Of drawers, dressing table tvsnltyl
with bench. also chaise longue. Apply Apt.
a23. the POrtncr-
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AUTO PAINTERS HELPER. Apply Mr..
Donaldson, ll19 2lst st. NV.
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ADDRESSOGRAPH CO.,
DUE TO TREMENDOUS INCREASE IN
SALES AND THE RELEASING OF MANY
NEW MODELS, REQUIRES ADDITIONAL
Statesmen FOR WASHINGTON BRANCH
OFFICE. YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE HAD
SOME EXPERIENCE IN SELLING WILL BE
PAID LIBERAL SALARY TO START AND
MEN RAPID PROMOTION DEPENDS EN-
ASK FOR Mp. NEWTON. MANAGER.
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FOURTH INSTALLMENT.

CONTINUED from Yesterdays starr
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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FURNITURE Living, dining. bed room. ma
hogany and walnut: REFRIGERATOR, also camp.
ing outfit 202 Hancock ave, Takoma Park,
Md near Grant ave 90
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BEGIN NOW TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS
OFFICE. EDITORIAL, CLERK, STATISTICS.
POST OFFICE. STEM. AND TYP. EXAMS.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Sc. cor 18th &: NV. Met. 6337 q
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BAKER wanted for Saturday night work
1240 H st. ne. 25"
BAKER, all-around; business $3.50 weekly
Call at 1902 goth st. ne "a"
BUSBOY. Call 1909 E st. NV, second floor.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BEAUTY PARLORS

MIAMI s23; Calf, S45: Atlanta, sl3; want
cars and passengers all points; share exp.
Travel Bureau, Sterling Hotel, Main 523I.
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GAS RANGES. new and Slightly used; all
sizes: less than half prices Why pay more2
Every range guaranteed. j. w. Williams,
9Th Main 2QSf -
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RADIO SALESMAN.
Exceptional opp unity
pleasant, interesting and profit
able work. See Mr.. Western be-
tween 9 and 10 o'clock. +. S.
Harris Co, 29OO 18th st. NV.
CHAUFFEURS
With Identification Cards.
BLACK & WHITE AND
YELLOW CAB CO.,
1910 oath St. NV.
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CANVASSERS to solicit demonstrations only
for the new White Rotary Electric Dress
making Machines. Our salesman will accom-
pany you to do the demonstrating. Re
once: only a few vacancies. Ask for Mr.
David, I'll 9th st NV
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A REAL. ESTATE,

7 I
salesman who has good, clean sales rec
ord can procure a position with well
established "realtor and builder" OF new
homes; only those who can comply with the
above requirement and who are willing 10
work hard need apply. Call at 10 am.
to see
MIR. JOSEPH HoRNING. Sales Manager.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
lAl6 Eve St NV Main S9A9.
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FURNITURE-Attra 3-pc. mohair ltvinf
room suite. perfect condition; sacrifice fol
half. Address RoX 46tX. Star once. 2e'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

INVEST WITH SAFETY ard LARGE returns.
II you have money rusting at AZ you are
invited to Investigate the sale OF an every
day necessity as staple as sugar. Not STOCK,
real estate or insurance. Your investment
in multipies Of 1900 based on participating
ownership, protected by outright bill Of sale
ard quarterly income audited by account
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FURNITURE. modern home. living and bed.
room suites, chairs, twin beds, rugs. shos~
any chest; must sell at once. 2ol4 Kalo-
I'd
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; good prospects
furnished; once is specializing in lots ana
medium priced homes; full corporations a
live opportunity for Il good man. Apply at
am or to pm, Adelbert w. Lee, l343
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TX YES, SIR" Hugo Carmody was
SN assuring a listening world.
as he turned the two-seater
in at the entrance of the
ntn l,ln rard Of Rnidoe Hall
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wS agazinSs fWo fonts mats KEW press
sheet size l7x22; Miller feeder and l0xl5
Chandler-Price press; small proof press,
other printing equipment: operating IN
plant; ofice desks, chairs etc. 425 10th n W.
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GAS RANGE. "A. B." practically new: SIS.
Ella 1893.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINCi that sat-
isles. and the price is riEht When may I
call and estimate? Hadenfelt. Col. 2631-W.
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PAINTER Builder can use one fast. expert
enced man who has his own spray Outflt
and brushes. Apply Room 1880 Investment
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| CONCRETE FOREMAN. experienced only.
! with concrete and cement finish work on
buildings: must state experience, age, wages
| Address BOX oak, Star ofhce 25s
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ELECTRIC WELDER, frst-class, on light
materials: permanent employment. Jorss
Iron Works. Inc, 3l3 18th st. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

AUTOMOBILES Irrespective of make or age
made to look like new by our competent
mechanics and modern sauipment. we
Straighten, repair and touch UP the finish
OF lenders and bodies at reasonable prices.
Our wash and polish is So: Nucarize IS So;
SimoniZe is S12. and our complete refinish
is $40 and up Dick Murphy. Inc. Author
lied Buick Service and Authorized Duco Re-
fniSherS 1928 Kalorama I'd, just around
the corner from 9sOO 18th st NV
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HELP--DOMESTIC.

CHILDS NURSE, experienced Colored w0m-
an who wants permanent place; must
have first-claSs references: stay nights. Ap,
ply 1871 Harrison St, Chevy Chase. or call
Cleveland 1895
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PAINTING-Int. ana ext house painting.
expert floor finishing; skilled mechanics.
Paul Screens. 1909 n: Can. st: Main lols7:
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eaten away 480 feet Of farm land along
a quarter-mile 'front.'
FLOOD WORK GOES ON.

BY the Associated FreSs.
High Army engineer officers expect
this years work to rid the Lower Mis-
sissippi Valley of the menace of dis
astrous floods unless the water unex-
pectedly reaches such tremendously
high levels as in 1927.
Construction of levees and floodways
along the Mississippi and its principal
tributaries has progressed, the engi-
neers say. until they can withstand any
rise In the waters except a flood of
catastrophe nature. The effectiveness
of the lower valley protection system,
they believe. was demonstrated by the
very high water last Spring.
About $54.000.000 has been expended
out of the 1925 ,000,0 appropriated I'M
der the 1928 food control act, Maj.
Gen. Edgar Jadwin, chief of Army En-
gineers, said today in outlining the
progress of the work. During the frst
year Of work $24,000,000 was spent
chiefly In strengthening and repairing
levees on the main stream damaged by
the 1927 flood, while $30,000,000 has
been utilized this Summer in the COM
mencement Of the general project.
This years work has included the
raising and widening of the levees on
the main river and tributaries to the
new Federal grade promulgated under
the flood act and the starting of work
on the floodways and spillway. pro-
gram calling for expenditure of S3O.-
100000 to $35,000.000 is planned for
next year
The outstanding projects started this
year have been the Bonnet Care spill
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way north Of New Orleans. with an in
itial allotment of more than 1000 600,
and the letting of contracts for the
Birds Point-New Madrid floodway on
the Missouri bank on the Mississippi.
After settlement of pending Federal
Court cases the engineers plan to begin
protection levees at strategic points in
the Boeuf and Atchafalaya Basin food
ways in Arkansas and Louisiana.
The levee work this Summer has been
spread out along the entire rivers
course. This task and revetments of
bikes weakened by the 1927 flood have
cost $7,132,500 in the section from
Cape Girardeau. Mo-, to the Arkansas
River; 100000 from the Arkansas
River to the Red River, and $8,617,0 900
from the Red River to the Gulf of
Mexico. including the Bennett Care
spillway work.
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RIVER THREATENS
TO ENGULE,TOWN
Missouri GnaWs Path That
May Cut Highway Into
Village.
BY the Associated Press.


CORNING, Mo-, July 29.-The Mis-
souri, River gnawed its way 10 feet
nearer Corning yesterday. and less than
40 feet Of land remained between the
river and the main highway into the
village.
The river last night was cutting away
the bank faster than In the day, and it
was feared the highway. the only means
Of entrance to the village, would be
cut Off by morning.
Corning citizens last night sent an
other message to the War Department
at Washington, imploring it, as in pre-
vious messages, to have Army engineers
do something to prevent the village of
about 800 persons being destoyed by the
vagaries of the treacherous river. The
Government has told Corning residents
1t doubts If 1t can do anything. since
the situation did not involve nav'ga-
ton.
In the last 40 days the river has
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ing accommodations are provided for
those wishing to stay overnight.
Leaders Of the meetings this year
will be Rev. Fred H. Ross Of California,
Rev. Milton Thomas of Maryland, Miss
Bertha Munro of Massachusetts, and
Rev. J. @. Digger of Fairfax County,
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Va, and Rev. H. H. Eoyt Of occoouan.
The song leader and soloist win he
Alvin Young of New York, assisted by
J. I. Jones of Washington. Mrs. II. n.
Hoyt Of Occoquan and Miss virginia
Cabel OF Maryland will act as accom-
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TABERNACLE TO OPEN.
Mount Vernon Camp Meeting to
Start There August 1,
'ecial Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WOODLAWN. Va. July 29.-The an
nual Holiness Camp Meeting will open
Thursday, August l, in the New Taber-
nacle near Mount Vernon. It will con-
tinue through August IL. The taber-
nacle is f1ve-mtnute walk from the
west entrance to Mount Vernon. Lodg-
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The church is divided in regard TO
peace, racial problems, sex, the mar
riage laws and birth control, declared
the Bishop OF Salisbury at recent
meeting in London.
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New Arrivals in Printed Voi1es, 38c yard

NAV purchase at this attractive low price Fashions
smart voes. They the very cottons that maxi
ing informal frocks for afternoon the variety Of prints
Is most unusual
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So enthusiastic was every one about Woodward &
Lothrop's first shipment of these cool cottons-that
another order was Immediately placed. Again you
CorroNs SECOND FLOOR.
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The tremendous Importance that cottons have in the
smart Summer wardrobe. adds emphasis to this spe-
cal Woodward & Lothrop selling. coollookng prints
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seem to vie for smartest honors in color harmonyn
suggesting clever ways that you might make cottons
into fashion frocks and tuckin blouses.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20
apple Tree Shop

Obiets dart Modern and Antique
HERE'S a bit Of news that will
IL interest you. We have been
asked to announce the opening
of the Apple Tree Shop. at 1706
K Street N. W.. featuring a mar
velouS display of art objects and
decorations for the home. An
unusual selection of everything
one would expect to find in a
shop of this kind. Odd pieces
of antique furniture. lamps of un-
usual designing, antique pottery,
articles of copper and other
metal. Just a brief hint of what
you'll find for your own selec-
ton or for gifting during the
holiday season. Interesting!
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

Tally HO Tavern Furnishes De
lightful Place for After
noon Tea
DERHAPS you enjoy afternoon
tea in between calls or per-
haps while on a shopping tour
of Connecticut Avenue-if so you
will enjoy having it in a place
of old world appointments and
honey atmosphere. Such is the
Tally Ho Tavern. S10-l2 Seven
teenth st. N. W.. made famous
by it's delectable food and a rem
devious for the smart diners of
Washington. Those of you who
enjoy eating where the surround
ings are a bit unusual, the food
delectably cooked and the service
of the kind one remembers-then
we'll suggest the Tally Ho Tavern
for luncheon. tea or dinner any
day in the week. Phone Metro
politan 1888.
The ensemble with seven-eighths
coat-the lavish use of fur-and
the. use of luxurious fabrics are
important features for the com
ing season.
Some youthful cloth frockS
have luxurious fur accents. En-
Semble iewelry of .seni-precious
stones mounted in silver or gold
are completely desirable.
y
Long gloves are very popular.
They are being shown in striking
colors.
=
Skirts are certainly trailing for
evening wear.
y 4
Lame fashions gorgeous evening
wraps-combined luxuriously with
rich dark fur.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20
The Masculine Slant

I'd
Ties are conservative in hue
featuring fine stripes in clusters.
Handkerchiefs are shown in
wide colored borders.
Daytime mufflers are conseHva
tive in color - the smarteSt, Is
made in the new two fold style.
being long and straight.
The newest shirts are demi-
bosom. in colorS. with small
figure or horizontal stripe, shown
with the collar attached or un-
attached; to match.
The tendency is back to the
long pointed collar. Instead Of
the old hard white collar we have
a flexible one.
Gloves are smartest in pig
skin-in the pull-on style for day
wear.
Hose are in the popular no and
down stripe or with clox, in sub
dued colorings.
Shoes for day wear are shown
in the fancy English brogueS,
either brown or black.
Hats are of the narrow rolled
DTln SLylG--NGFS SIIldAA IN HPPChA
ance. Brown is the most fash
ionable color.
Daytime suits are shown in, the
two-button coat with. peaked or
notched lapel. Brown is the pre-
ferred color.
Trousers are shorter and a bit
narrower - clearing the oxford
top without break,
Have Your Stockings Repaired
The First Time You
Snag Them.
TTAVE you ever visited any OF
II the shops of the Stelos
Hosiery Repair Service located
at l10l H Street. TOT Twelfth
Street. and Ais Seventh Streets
You will find them excellent shops
in which to have the snagS in
your stockings mended and the
cost is only 10 cents an inch.
while runs are reknit for IS cents.
They'll reknit the stitches free OF
charge if they break again--and
give twenty.four, hour service.
Reknit sweaters too! A2seryice
that. every woman-regardless OF
her status in iife-shouidF know
about.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

,Shirring outlines the hips from
the, natural waistline down in an
evening gown. by Maggy Rouff,
which is made of black crepe de
chine patterned in a yellow-beige
and gold. lame flowered design.
Reminiscent of the opera cape
In the formal nineties is a black
velvet wrap-circular in cut and
with a shawl collar OF white fox
fur.
Nothing So Readily Reflects the
Good Taste of the Giver AS
a Fine Etching-Either in
Black or COlOrS.
WHETHER you are buying for
w yourself or for some one
else, there's and exhibition of
fine etchings in black and white
and in colorS. at Buckingham's
$40 Thirteenth Street. Note the
window display-iust a suggestion
OF what you will find inside
etchings Of scenes in Washing
ton by Anton Schultz, others of
New York and foreign cities.
You'll like the animal studies
displayed. Interesting are the
subjects by 1cart. Codron, Ma
kamizo. Van Neste and other
famous artists. Own etchings.
buy them. and since it is near
the gifting season. see this ex-
hibition and make your gift
selections now. An exhibition of
fine etchings for your approval
Madame ct MadamoiSelle!
Barrellike balls of fur-better
known as muffs-are very smart
when worn with cloth coat
featuring q puffy collar of same
kind of fur as the muff.
A beauty can be as deep as
she makes herself.
The uneven hemline fulfills the
purpose for which fashion intro
duced it-that of continuing the
slender flow of the body lines
whether it curves gently or dips
Ecutely.
a
The new silhouette finds it's
lovelieSt interpretations in velvet
A short wrap of velveteen with
cape sleeves and shoulder yoke
tS%very smart with the new long
evening dresses With this en-
semhle Is worn a fur neckpiece.
4
Ultra is an evening dress Of
black net designed by Chanel.
Finely shirred tiers reaching to
the ground give it youthfulneSs
and charm. Narrow shoulder
straps and buCkled belt at the
natural waistline add to its chic.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

p OF h m coal md No or forty
bargain An the &C that ~ " eaeva aMer usual price makes sal nd
Fox collars %t It
very few fMe lovely includes h w wnnera
for unusual many bargain mhream then unusually flint raf
ns Ss SS s have
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

Very smart are bags OF black
and colored suede with onyx or
marcasite frames.
X
An ultra evening wrap depends
for distinction upon long lines,
beautiful shirring, a high waist
line, and padded shawl collar
and large cuffs of lame.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

Knees have entirely diSap-
peared, but you can still be
aware Of the limbs.
4
Circular flounces are. featured
very sInartly this year.
=
A black crepe dress made along
the Princess lines and trimmed
with motifs of pale lose moire. Is
very smart.
\
A tweed coat with the sCalf
collar cut in one with the side
Of the coat is new and smart for
general wear.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20
,Dn, Paris in Washington.
pn1T Always the Latest Crea-
T> ations in Exquisite
~ French Perfumes

THOSE who insist excusiveness select their perfumes in
Emles for here
perfumes
dcreety delicate combine
quality
will find perfumes such "Lu "DJed Shalar Of
Guerlan; of Houbgant
Miracle OF Lenther Midnight to Dawn of Poet and the
of Molyneux
MaiSon Emile will find of
ons Earle Lesuuende
the
Connecticut Avenue. Decatur O920 to 0924
The Washington times., 1929-11-20
DsstI'd art eAork Shop

Artist Decorators. Orders Taken
On Redecorating Old Furniture
A SHOP meriting location in
"A the art centers of New York
is this clever new studio at 1903
Twentieth Street N. w. It Is run
BY artistic people, who not only
decorate furniture but specialize in
oil unusual decorating for the
home - panellings. scenic wall
paintings. hand-painted screens
and painted art of all periods up
to the present. Lovely hand.
painted lamp shades are in the
making, as are decorative art
pieces of unusual designings.
Really artist decorators that will
do much to make your home liv-
able with painted art. Interesting
news!
Boleros and capes are featured
--boleros in very short versions
and the capes even shorter.
Vanity is the source of all
chic.
Tied neck-lines meet with con-
siderable APPROVAL
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

s
% % st Is @ @ @ m in
American
dIr how wMmedm mehncdmN musicale OF ne adventure h ah% country some of tn
already at lea"
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

Plan to entertain at
lie ParaClis where you
can dine and dance
and the cover charge
is on ~ 80 cents for
each person.
\ BOVE and beyond
"A all other consid-
erations is the hos
pitalit delectablc
food, refined service
and dancing to the
tantalizing music OF
the Meyer Davis Band,
offered in LIE ParadiS.
Fourteenth Street at
Thomas Circle. The
cover charge has re.
Gently been reduced to
so cents for each per-
son and there's a spe-
cial dinner at Sl.5O
served from $50 till
10 P. M. If you prefer
a. milk fed chicken or
steak dinner-it will
be served at $500.
Surely a delightful
solving of the ente,-
tanning or dining out
problem.
Fashion News For the
Wee Miss
Striped knitted jump
ers and blouses are
worn with plain wool
en- skirts.
Two toned effects
are favored with brown
conspicuous.
Tied neok-lin meet
with considerable ap-
proval.
The flared skirt is
shown for the tiny
lady as we'll as for the
older sisters.
Cloth ensembles in
light weight woolen
fabrics with the jump
ers finely striped are
very smart.
For the very young
girl. straight from The
shoulder lines are the
best with lawn or or
candle collars and
cuffs.
For the miss up to
. six years nothing l5
smarter for dress than
dainty hand made
dresses in sheer cotton.
Black is the favorite
for formal wear in
hats.
The scarf coat is 4
smart style taken from
the grown-up. They
are shown in tweeds
and novelty woolenS.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20
La Rito 4ifF S7op
Proving Irresistible to Gift

Proving Irresistible TO OlIt
Shoppers
THIS shop has wonderfully
l. complete showing of gift
articles in readiness for the early
holiday shopper: Odd and lovely
is the costume jewelry display
articles of unusual designing.
Finely wrought handkerchiefs and
infinitely fine luncheon sets. Deco
rative pillows and the adorable
Eta" French dolls. Just a few
of the giftings to be found in the
La Rita Gift Shop, 1910 Connecti-
cut Avenue-where parking space
is always available.
If you are interested in engraved
greeting cards, you will find a
varied selection of rare desirability
in this shop. Suggestion-dont
wait!
The Washington times., 1929-11-20
Finnin's A Veritable Treasure
House of Christmas Cuttings.
Bags and Costume JeWelry

ONCE upon lovely had to do in the quest
" to harmonic her costume with her own
that the and the costume
ewry too pay homage to the costume that
in with the whole effect. And
with this fashion the bag and costume ewery
Ehon Street helps to fulfill
with good taste and real economy Handbags Of swagger smart
ness in almost from low S295
Costume jeweryhe blue various other
in coorngs with the mode in frocks and
Myriads Of these priced low $00
gifts! ~.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

Fascinating Display Of MOdiSh
Apparel
MRS. HENDERSON has just re-
AHA turned from New York
and is offering really marvellous
Buys" in the new travel print
frocks for daytime wear. gowns
for afternoon and evening. ana
dresses for street wear. In the
new Princess silhouette is black
taffeta evening gown with the
aquamarine drape - embroidered
in rhinestones and crystals, fur
nishing striking contrast for its
dark background. Others await
your selection at prices surpris-
ing in her Frock Studio, 209 the
La Sale, Connecticut Avenue al
l. Street.
The Washington times., 1929-11-20

4 NdAFEAUA IOr Lne maCrOn-Cne HIS
~ style details, which are one of the
who try to create hats for the ma
tron that are chic and not too youth
full, And yet, not the "motherly" style
Of hat so often suggested for the
woman of conservative taste,
Striking in their 1ovelinesS are the
inatrons' hats with the modish half
brtrn. shown in Damn & Co., F at
Thirteenth Street. Black and brown
with chic trim. Stunning models.
Priced at $3.50. A lovely hat showing!
Hats designed and created by artists
who dream their conceptions at the
easel and then achieve them in the
loyelieSt realities that issue from the
foreign looms we're the originals Of the
adaptations shown in Damn 81 Co.
Supple suede slip-on gloves are Pl
the mode for day or afternoon us
wear. Gloves are growing longer for
for day. and the elbow length
button suede in creamy or pale II
pinkish-beige are, of course, ter has
ribly smart for afternoon and teml
evening. tnar