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RENT-FLATS,
Observation-Disclosures
RENT HOUSES--FURNIsHED

RENT HOUSES-FURNISH
CHEVY CHASE, Md, 81 WILLIAMS LANE
Furnished; on large Sorner lot; bed rooms.
baths, lavatories, den, screened porch
from June Is to Sept. is; no objection To
children; references required; $l25 month.
Wisconsin 2B44.
months. bed rooms 2 baths maid " room
and Macomb Ciev os4o. 2Os
FOR RENT. FURNISHED, IN CLEVELAND
Park 3454 Newark ST. Phone Cleveland
2464. 22'
COOL HOME FACING PARK, SUITABLE
roomins; II T. ; baths, instantaneous hot
CalverD.
CHEVY CHASE-DURING SUMMER, COM
pletely furnished, modern equipment; beau
titul location; $3.50 month. 1907 Meadow
lane. Phone Wis. 344l 22'
DELIGHTFUL CLEVELAND PARK HOME
furnished; July. August, September; reasol-
able rent Columbia 1858
3437 LAKEWOOD TERRACE.
delightful, cool rooms, bath, porches and
garage, unfurnished. by year, sos month.
Partly furnished for Summer months, $40
per month.
WIN. s. PHILLIPS CO.,
2O32 Belmont Rd. NV
Decatur 5000.
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Under Saul Management
lie BOURGET,
2127 California st. NV.
rlnna.in

This practically new elevator build
ing. located in a refined and quiet
residential neiehborhood, yet con.
bus lines, schools. churches and
stores
Some apartments equipped with
Murphy beds and open porches.
LARGE closet space throughout.
Resident Manager on Premises.
I room and bath. $500
rooms, kit. and bath ....... 67.5O
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RENT HOUSES-UNFUR
(CouLinuel)

2sl5 cLIFFBoURNE-ll ROOMS, 2 BATHS;
sSSeen LEGATION d Nn for house Just
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. GOOD CONDITION;
screened sleeping porch: garage; near PARK
I'd; rent reasonable. Col. 1852. =
1924. ST N.w,-lO. ROOMS, BATHS.
ton; rent. SIS; JOHN FORD 1924 DItmore
E9E RE Corner cH gpsYsS cHA 2ss s ba
6 rpS.. b., gar, 500; brick, rms. b.. gar.
cree crsek Far Rms d also af 6rcf rms R0 S
2-car gar. stable, horses, abutting Rock
Ps o m6 BLOCK aSdd obtain @
T ISM list ST., FUTON r. GORDON PEG. ms
Esss o1ss AvEl' s9Ssas sATsS
HENRY SCHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall Pl
AA Attn GROOM Chevy CHASE
Conn, ave; $50 month. Wis. 1878.
1926 18th ST. N.W.--8 r., 2 B.......x 65 SO
i $Ia Rsss Place place sb gg5sSS
5 IS &c, centre s. Mt PlsSsaat.7 ss.s :
JOHN i. KNOTT SIS F St. NV.
FOLLOWING s, VACANT SrT,t AND NEWLY
Sis Kennedy St. n.w.-s r Snd b, ami;
3so3 Kansas ave. n.w.-s r and b.. ami;
Call Adams ol79.
1909 K ST N.W.--ll r., B., ELEC.. .. Ss5 90
$40 9th S.w.--6 r.. b..,............... 1850
Sl07 Mt Pleasant st.-lO r, b.,
O' ami ti'"se"oou ave. ~ 80 90
1928 Calvert St nw-ll r, b., gar 90 90
All 2nd nw-ll r, b. gas, lat. As 90
8I7 r sW-g r., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, INC,
1914 VT. Ave. Dist 62i0
FORT MYER HEIGHTS. VA.
Very desirable house, newly papered and
painted. Conveniently located to car lines,
buses, stores. schools and churches.
Five rooms. bath. concrete porch, furnace
and electricity.
RENT ONLY $1,000 PER MONTH.
For Further Information Call
B. +. SAUL CO.,
National 2100 925 18th st. NV
Mr.. GOV. PRINTING OFFICE.
1893 NORTH CAPITOL $3.50.
Conveniently located home containing 6
bright rooms, kitchen and bath, hot-water
heat, electricity. garage;
CAFR1TZ, 49,
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THE SHARON,
2laR O ST. NV.

ELEVATOR Building
Fuuipped with electric refriRers-
ton. Resident MANAGER in attend
ance and apartments lighted to Q o m.
All Aps rtments in Perfect
Condition
One Square from p 81. Car Line.
] room, kit. bath. ............. $3.50
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The Waziri warriors, too. had noted the devasta-
ton They fastened on talking exCitedly until they
stood before the ruins of their masters home. And
there among the charred bodies and proving
hyenas, the frightful story made clear to them
and they rent the air with piercing yells of rage.
The Arabs did thiS!" cried Basuli their leader. as
his clustered about him. "They have taken
our women and LADY," (Thus they had always
called
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RENT Observation-Disclosures
COLORI!D-RFDUCED.
,7O4 Poplar ST. n.w--4 rooms and bath. $50;
col OlIEll

COLORED.
Kinsman Park-New. modern brick home;
flYe rooms and bath; never occupied. 533
23rd pl. ne. Keys at 558 23rd pl.
CIIAS. y. SAGER,
National 0036 924 14th st. NV.
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Tarzan looked out across the familiar vista with
faintest CLEAN of recognition in his eyes Wer-
per, however did, puzzled expression entered
his eyes He shaded them with his palms and gazed
long and earnestly toward the spot where the bunga-
low had BEEN He could not credit his senses
there bungalow-no barns nor corralsl All
gone. What could it mean? And then. slowly,
Werper found the Observation-Disclosures Eek had
been therel
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RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNIsRED.

NEW BRICK HOME ON CORNER sth q
Madison. 1929 9th n w.-An modern improve
ments, rooms. large basement garage,
yard; convenient to school, street cars. bus;
vacant, open; s65 mo. Owner TOWE, 1888
r NV, Natl. 2340.
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CAPITOL HILL-LOoK AT ii6 5th ST, NE
3 rooms, 2 baths, as 2 apis, h.-w.h.. ami.
Occupy one. rent other; 2-car brick gar.
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SALE-.HOUSES.

SALE--HOUSES.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-HANDsoME CO.
lonial residence OF rooms and bath;
h..w.h.:- cleo; garage; very desirable. Low
JESSE L. HEIsKELL il15 Eye St. NV.
MT. PLEASANT--ONLY $9,450, WITH OIL
am.i.. porches. yard. garage. Adams 47s6.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME--3-STORY Brick
hcme with entrance hall, living room. dim
try, 4 large bed roornr, bath. breakfast
porch sleeping porch, nice lot: garage; oo6 a
ewes. Pot. 6334-J.
SACRIFICE HOME ON 18th ST; ONLY
sl3;s5O. quick sale; cost $4,000; 9 rooms, 2
Ssrase never before or again ep saeS value
Inspect by appt, only. Adams 4786.
CAPITOL HILL--lO ROOMS; ANIL; LARGE
tlo5o0 to $3.50 for quick sale. Na<. s677
1904 K st. NV.
FOR sALE--oPEN. AND LIGHTED $50 TO
west Of 18th st, SbuttinK Rock Greek PARK;
bds Dist Ut 5Es Eve 6sT G1ss Pso ms
WOODBRIDGE. CORNER BUNGALOW WITH
S PO6ms aS sS s S porsS r
lent and convenient location; shrubs and
Sr snek P sss f Phon BEEN North sdf s to
CHEVY CHASE - SEMI-DETACHED, NINE
room, bed rooms. baths, sun room.
Rrsskfn .sgs SSm h d PTSd1
800 lnonth. Owner, Ciev. 1884. Reeves {"
FULLY DETACHED DWELLING CON-
structed of brick and half-timnered stucco,
located in Leland section. Chevy Chase.
Completely handicapped grounds, eVergreens,
Shrubbery and fine old trees Contains six
large rooms. tiled bath with shower, COM
modiouS closets, large attic and cellar, built
ia garage, covered side porch. Price is rea-
sOnable; $ll,950. Phone Wisconsin 2S75.
to pm.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-8 ROOMS, BATHS,
ftoorS: oak floors; large cor lot; $500 to
$500 cash, balance less than rent A real
bargain. OWNER. Address Box 65-Z, Star
once
NEW DETACHED, CENTER HALL, PLAN
brick home; contains entrance hall, living
room with open fireplace. dining room, large
side porch. servants toilet in basement.
storage heater, 2-car built-in garage. pri-
vate driveway; lot 72i3xl80; price, Sll,S00;
easy terms. Call Wisconsin 1905 ewes. Pot.
6334-J.
CAPITOL HILL-LOoK AT ll6 5th ST. NE
3 rooms, 2 baths, as apis, h.-wh., ami.
Occupy one. rent other; 2-car brick gar.
Terms. Adams 4786.
EMERSON ST. NEAR ILL AVE. (PET-
worth)--A beautiful house built by DUNCAN.
There are six large rooms. tiled bath with
water heat, concrete front porch and double
Screen-inclosed rear porcheS; paved street
and alley Must sell at once and will con-
slider any offer Columbia 7544 or Georgia
OIL after pm.
PETWORTH.-MUST SELL.
Only four years old. Want smaller house.
city or suburbs. Eieht rooms. modern. b.-i.
NJ. o.. FISCHER & CO.,
IL.
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THE MARINE,
24o0 18th ST. NV.
b., S4Bt = T., o'yV
= : y;;ns% Sp e; :. IS cRwARrz NC. 7'o0
y 1ol4 Vermont Ave Dist s2lo,
RFAUTIFUL APART MENT.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
1860 CLYDESDALE PL. NV.
Jus4 two blocks from 18th and Columbia
~ al the entrance of Rock Greek Park.
IdI,,h hnobstructed view of the entire valley.
WIN FOUIPPED WITH FRIGIDAIRE.
A.. ttment consisting OF rec hail. large
,;! ~ room, dinette. Kitchen, tile bath and
N'. VI $. cAFRrTz' Dist sosO
~ gsoUARE NORTH OF 18th AND CO.
lum u 1.-Two rocm sy kitchen and bath ~
ssn1z5P ,ft. i Peasant st. NIX ''' '''
CHAS. DSSAGER,
i Hasional OOss. ga 18th st. NV.
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1t was many marches from Opar to the Wazri
country, but at last Game the hour when Tarzan
and the Belgian. following the trail of the warriors
topped the last rise and before them the broad
plain, the winding river and forest of Tarzans
estates, Some distance before them the line of war
riors creeping like giant caterpillar through
the tall grasses of the plain Grazing herds of
zebra hartbeest and topi dotted the.evei landscape
Evening star., 1930-12-11

BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

I main open-minded, but insistent that
he invest nothing until the company
has been investigated. She will re-
ceive reports from her broker ana
banker in a short time, and meanwhile
it is often a good idea to go to the
Better Business Bureau or write a let
| ter of inquiry. Likely enough it has a
record Of the company and the indi-
viduals promoting it.
With these facts at her disposal, it
will not take long to convince her hus-
band that he is dealing with a company
of fy-by-night frauds. Unfortunately,
this procedure is, not as easy as it may
sound. Some banks are overcautious
about giving out information about their
depositors. Therefore, If promoters
have an account in ones own bank 1t
is often prudent to go to another for
ones information.
Better yet, induce your husband to
go to his own bank, inform the officers
for what purpose he is withdrawing his
account. ani ask for some advice on
his course of action. It will not be long
in forthcoming.
The chief danger that imperils the
savings of husbands that won't listen"
is that they will act hastily, spurred
. on by high-powered statesmen. 1t is
up to the wideawake wife to outwit
them by checking their husbands first
impulses to plunge and then to show
them the nature Of the shark infested
water into which they wished to leap
Tact must be exercised, because no
man, or at best few, will admit infe-
riority to women. Everything must be
suggested" with Don't you think?"
and wouldn't it be better?"
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Milady Beautiful
Bx LOIS LEEDS.

Dear Miss Leeds: I would appre-
ciate It very much If you would help
me with my beauty problem. Q) How
can get rid Of blackheads on my nose?
(2) How can I make my eyelashes.
thicker. go How can lose weight?
I am 16 years old, feet inches tall
and weigh 1913 pounds. "a I have
very high instep. wear shoe size
sc. How can I make my feet look
smaller? ANNA LOUISE.
Answer I'd Be particularly careful
about cleansing the parts affected with
blackheadS. At bedtime first cleanse
your skin with cold cream or cleansing
oil, and after wiping this off wiring out
q clean face cloth in hot water and
hold it against the skin around the
nose. Then make good soapy lather
and wash your face thoroughly. Rinse
In warm water, then steam the parts
affected again and press out the larger
blackheads very gently, taking care not
affected with hot boric-acid solution
for several minutes. Finally rinse in
cold water and dry with clean, soft
towel. In addition to the cold-water
rinse, you may pat on mild aStringent,
such as witch hazel, and again In the
morning after washing the face thor
oughly with soap and water. RemeKn-
Der also that diet, exercise and fresh
air have much to do with the tone and
healthfulness Of the complexion Make
sure that you spend some time in the
sunshine and fresh air every day. CD
White vaSeline or olive oil may be
brushed on the brows and lashes to
help to make them grow and to keep
them well groomed and the skin lubri-
Gated. (3) You are too young to think
OF dieting. You need well balanced
diet at your age. You are not very
much overweight for your age and
height. and your body win adjust itself
as you grow older II you give 1t the
right kind Of care. Probably you need
more active exercise out Of doors. Try
to take q brisk walk every day and
take exercise In your own room every
night and morning. Swimming Is an
excellent exercise for girl Of your age
and it will keep your body trim, grace
ful and supple. "a Don't sacrifice
comfort for the sake of appearance.
See that your shoes fit you properly and
wear moderately low heel. Shoes
Evening star., 1930-12-11
LITTLE BENNY
~ LEs rAPE

Me and Persey Weever was standing
outside OF his house tawking about cer-
tain subjeckS, and Persey sed. Darn
that guy, hate that guy.
Meening Reddy Merry starting TO
practice fancy tricks on his roller
skates down at the corner.
Way, what did he do? sed, and
PerSey sed, / was wawking home from
Skool with girls this afternoon and
he started to yell all difirent imbar-
RAISING things to imbarrass me, and ]
Sed, He's q pritty fresh guy all rite,
why dident you take q poke at him?
G. I'd like to see you do 1t, Persey
sed. Giving me ideer, and sed, Well
what will you give me If go rite down
there rite down and puntch him for
you?
I'll give you cents, Persey sed, and
I sed, All rite, that's bargain.
And I walked down to the corner
and Reddy was standing still on his
skates thinking up another trick to do
and Sed. Hay Reddy, met a guy
yestidday and he certeny was tuff. He
stuck out his chest and left me puntef
him on 1t all my mite. and good mite
l hert my hand more than what did
his chest, he certeny was tuff, I sed.
Well good mite who cant do that?
Reddy sed. And he stuck out his own
chest, saying, There it is, 60 ahed and
puntch 1t.
Wieh did, making a fearse face
like somebody as mad as anything and
pretending to puntch him all my mite
but RELY ony puntching him about hall
my mite on account of not wunting tc
see what would happen If I RELY hert
him, and he sed, Good, mite that felt
like a fly landing on me with one foot
puntch me again.
Wich did, looking even madder, and
then wawked back to Perseys house
: with my hat pulled down tuff and held
out my hand for the cents and Per-
sey gave them to me looking half glad
/, and half Suspicious.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Tongue in Tomato Jelly.

Combine one can Of condensed to-
mato soup with one cupful of cold
water. half q seeded green pepper
chopped fine, one teaspoonful of finely
minced onion and a pinch of salt.
Simmer for five minutes, then add Cne
tablespoonful of granulated gelatin
which has been soaked in one-fourth
cupful of ,cold water for five minutes.
Stir until completely dissolved, then add
half a cupful of cooked, fresh or canned
peas. Meanwhile arrange in cold wet
mold one canned luncheon tongue cut
into dice. Pour the hot tomato mixture
over It and chill until set.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Wont Listen to Me. "

what can I do, Mrs. Allen? My
husband wants to invest his savings in
an oil stock. I am sure that it is just
a blue-sky affair, but my husband won't
listen to me. He is sure that his specu-
lation will make him rich"
Almost every day in the week some
woman in this town is facing the same
situation.
She could remain Supine, and then
when the inevitable crash came gloat
for the rest Of her life, 81 told you sol"
Or she can do the wise and sensible
thing-exert her influence to avert the
crash. After all, she has more at stake
than empty satisfaction Probably she
had a nightly useful hand in accumu-
uating those savings and she has sacri-
feed too much to stand aside and see
them thrown to the winds.
First of all, she should make q trip
down to her broker, if she has ever
dealt with brokerage firm, and ask
for report on the company. Then
she should consult with the officer at
her bank with whom she is most
familiar. She should feel free to speak
ccnfdentially to him and present the
whole situation.
Instead of expressing determined op-
position to her husband, she should re-
Evening star., 1930-12-11
The Woman Who Makes Good
BY HELEN WOODWARD
frightened typi
the highest paid business IN America

than in the days when all had to be
written by hand. So that means more
work
The telegraph makes more jobs for
women. And the telephone.
No. Don't let any man tell you that
you are taking away his job The work
of the world is merely being redis-
tributed Less is done at home and
more is done in offiees and factories.
And women are getting wages for 1T
instead of gifts from husbands.
But there are, alas, too many in
dividual instances when a woman takes
a mans job for less money. This is
tragic for the man. And If only the
woman could see it, it is tragic for
her, tco, because it means that she and
her family will in the long run have
less money. 1t may soon happen that
her brothers or. her fathers or her
husbands Job will be taken in similar
manner. But how can we blame q
woman for that? Often the only way
she can get a chance is to take less
money than a man. It's all confusion
and each has to do the best one can.
Still, it's a great help in solving the
confusion, if we know what its about.
II ever you have a chance to take a
mans job at less money, remember
that it's an injury to YOU as we'll as
the man. Try to get as much as he
did.
tCopyrisht. 1s3o)
Girls having problems in connection with
their work may write to Miss Woodward,
in care Of this paper, for her personal
Evening star., 1930-12-11
BEAUTY CHATS
Down-Hearted!

There has been . story in the papers
lately that the Y, w. G. A. has been
giving, or Offering to give, free beauty
treatments to girls who are jobless and
hunting work. Now that's q step ahead
in understanding human emotions and
reactions. Nothing of the sort occurred
to more than a few people, some years
ago when the Nation was suffering from
unemployment, as 1t is today.
Yet It would seem SO obviouSl You
look well, therefore you feel well. You
have confidence in yourself, you must.
then, inspire confidence in other people.
And, as you look well, give q pleasant
impression, you also inspire liking in
other people. If those two assets aren't
enough to get you the job, then you
must be inefficient, or else late or the
number of other people after the place
weighs too heavily against 1t. Even
so-there are other jobs somewhere,
and the nicer you look, and the better
you feel the greater your chances Of
success.
Well. you may not know any one who
will give YOU free beauty treatments.
In that case give them to yourself.
Cleanse your skin with cold cream,
wash this off so as to stimulate the
skin, use something to give the COM
plexion nice finish; cream, vanishing
cream, powder, anything you wish. Then
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Planned Oysters.

Drain one quart Of large oysters in
colander, removing all the juice
frying pan until it melts. Add two
teaspoonfuls of finely grated onion, the
oysters, one teaspoonful of salt, pinch
of pepper and a little psprika Cook
for five minutes or until the oysters
curl on the edges. Add one cupful of
top milk or thin cream and one tea
spoonful of chopped parsley and serve
Immediately on buttered toast. Seal
lops may be prepared In the same way.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Duchess Scum.

Cook half an onion in two table.
Spoopfuls of fat until tender, but moi
brown. Remove the onion, add tive
tablespoonfuls Of flour, then one quar-
Of milk gradually, saving one-fourtl
cupful Of the milk. Cook the mixture
until smooth, then add one teaspoonfu
of salt and a little paprika. Pour the
soup over two beaten egg yolks witt
ene-fourth cupful Of cold milk Add
thr.e-fourths cupful of grated cheese
and serve the soup Immediately.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

, little rouge, II you need it--some-
times color cheers UP the faee-even lip
stick, If you have any sense about
applying 1t, That IS, II you can use
Just Q touch that practically doesn't
show. In fact, you can take any means
to make yourself prettier when you ar,
feeling low, or are joblesS. or even
IL it Is a rainy day and therefore life
seems gloomy.
GO through the same cheering up
process with your clothes. Buy your
self something new and pretty and coll
orful. II you have the money; a hat. a
scarf, handbag, even a colorful hand
kerchief. See that your suit or coat
is pressed and gone over for spots, your
shoes polished, your gloves cleaned
and then go out doors looking your
best--and you'll cheer up at once.
Mary: Pufnness' under the eyes may
come from sluggish action of the kid
neys, so it Is advisable to have a test
made so you may correct whatever is
causing the trouble. Lack of rest, or
q generally upset state may also cause
baggineSs under the eyes, but that
would leave as soon as the person felt
well again.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Finnan Haddie savOry

Clean one hnnan haddie carefully.
Arrange in large baking pan and dot
over with four tablespoonfulS Of but
ter. Then sprinkle with one large
onion, one chopped seeded green pep
per and two tablespoonfuls Of chopped
parsley and three-fourth teaspoonful of
salt. Cover with one and one-hah cup
fuls of milk and bake In a moderate
oven for one hour, basting frequently as
the milk eyaporates.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Taking a Man's JOB.

Men who are failures like to say that
women take away their jobs. This is
not true. Women have always had
jobs, only in the old days their jobs
were inside the home. But now the
things they used to do in their homes
are done in factories. So women go to
factories to do them
For instance. canning. Except for q
few driblets here and there this is now
done in factories. Women who in the
Evening star., 1930-12-11

old days W oul d
ave stayed at
home and canned
now do it in fac
tories. And those
same fact orie S
have a great many
extra jobs for men
ct the same time.
s ON e tim e S the
fruit for canning.
and always tn e
finished product,
has to be shipped.
That Y1naanS moro
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Stubborn Coughs
Endedby Recipe,
l Mixed at Home
Here Is the famous old recipe

Here Is the famous old recipe M
which millions of housewives M
have found to be the most depend w
able means of breaking up q stub M
born, lingering cough. 1t takes but II
a moment to prepare and costs
little, but it gives relief even for
those dreaded coughs that follow
severe cold epidemics.
From any druggist. get 215 ounces
Of Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle
and Ill the bottle with plain granu-
lated sugar syrup or strained honey.
Thus you make q full piAt of better
remedy than you could buy ready
made for three times theScost. It
never spoils and tastes so good that
even children like il.
Not only does this simple mix
ture soothe and heal the infamed
throat membranes with surprising
ease, but also it is absorbed into the
blood, and acts directly upon the
bronchial tubes, thus aiding the
whole system jim throwing on the
cough. 1t loosens the germ laden
phlegm and eases chest soreness in
way that Is really astonishing.
Pinex Is highly concentrated
compound of genuine Norway Pine, /
containing the active agent of creO- II
sote, in q refined. palatable form. II
Nothing known in medicine is W
more helpful IN cases Of distress .YW
sing coughs, chest colds, and M
bronchial troubles. &ST
Do not accept a substitute
for Pinex. It is guaranteed - I
TO give prompt relief or -359 ~
money refunded, %Ss5H.Szas.
pin ISKz
ID for Coughs..-Ik
Evening star., 1930-12-11

dONo WIFI
The same is true of baking. And
sewing. Take the vacuum cleaner
men make it and sell it.
That leaves hours of idleneSs in the
home for the woman who used to do
all her sweeping with handbroom.
If she is energetic she doesn't like idle
ness, and goes out and works in an
office tipping letters or filing them. Far
more business letters are sent today
Evening star., 1930-12-11

that are too small for your feet will
cause you q host Of beauty and health
problems, so think Of foot comfort first,
last and always. A low-cut oxford type
OF shoe viii make your foot appear
trim and neat, and you may wear q
occasions. Avoid spiked heels with your
type Of foot, however. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1930-12-11

Because African red ants do not have
wood is in demand for buildings In
Africa