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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-06

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Phone Gaithersburg 63-F-2

Thus you are afforded the dependa-
bility of trading with home people
whom you know and who know YOU
and at the same time you have your
choice from metropolitan stock and
are served in the most efficient and
modern manner.
These are some of the secrets of
success of this well-known and ever
popular establishment. These are
some of the reasons why the exper-
fenced management finds that trade
increases each season. These are but a
few Of the reasons that we wish to
direct the special attention of our
readers to this establishment as one
of the essential factors in the life of
the community and a panacea for the
merchandise ills of the day. But what
we particularly call our readers at
tention to is the fact that if you do
your shopping in some distant city the
home community suffers according
ly; in trading here you deal with peo-
pie who are here every day and inter-
ested in you and your welfare.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
POOLESVILLE

Miss Virginia Fyffe and Miss Helen
Willard returned to their homes here
from Silver Spring for the week end.
Mrs. Bailey of Ellicott City was the
guest recently of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Thompson.
Mrs. Charles Sellman recently
spent the day in Baltimore with her
sons Charles and Dick.
Miss Lucille Jones was the week end
guest of Miss Harriet Davis.
Mrs. Arthur Williams was hostess
to the Monday afternoon Bridge Club.
st. Peters Guild will meet on We'd
nesday with Mrs. w. w. Williams.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Lee Lewis
from Washington spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. c. G. Shears.
Mrs. Arthur P. Fletchall is visiting
her sister Mrs. Owens in Roanoke, Va.
Rev. C. D. King and Mrs. King are
attending the Methodist Conference
in Winchester this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Free Delivery
Phone Rockville BOG
benefit of the public.

benefit of the public.
This well-known market strikes the
keynote in modern life as people do
not want to spend all the money they
take in for meats and provisions, but
want to have money left for other
pleasures of life.
The service at this popular store is
very pleasant and efficient. They will
assist you in making up your orders
and if you drive up here in the car
they will see that all packages are
placed in the automobile.
In this review we are glad to COM
pliment them as people who make a
continual study of the food problems
of the day and as conducting a store
that is in advance of the times. We
would advise anoyone having trouble
with the food problems in any way to
visit this store and make the family
happy by furnishing them with pure
food and balanced meal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
VIM. BRANDENBURC
General Merchandise
GERMANTOWN, MD.

Has continuously merited the posi-
ton this store has acquired as being
one of the leading mercantile estab-
lishments of this part of the state.
A progressive firm under able
management, meriting the liberal sup.
port of the people of this section.
To be merely rendering an average
service in an average establishment is
all well and good. But to be able to
give service that is just little in
advance Of others in an establishment
that has become feature of the mer-
camille life of the community; that is
indeed something well worth while.
And that is just exactly the case with
this well-known concern.
First they insist that their service
is dependable. You know that YOU are
going to get value received and cour-
teous treatment when you trade here
because past experience has taught YOU
that they are personally interested in
you and your trade. Next, they leave
nothing undone in their effort to pro-
vide for you the very best that can
be had for the money. Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Rockville Beauty Parlor
MRS. HETT, Proprietress
Montgomery Ave, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND
Phone Rockville 1872
SpecialiZes in EdmOnd's Permanent Wave

Is competent to handle every tex
ture of hair. All permanent waving
guaranteed.
Here will be found most distinc-
tive beauty shop which has gained a
well-merited patronage from among
the most discriminating matrons and
misses of not only this city but from
the smaller towns and surrounding
country as well.
They are especially skilled and
equipped for the modern care of the
hair, such as cutting, trimming, mar
ceiling and permanent waving, as well
as the highest grade facial treatments
known to the cosmetican's art.
A permanent waving specialist has
come to the defense of the country
girl and her sister saying, at is not
vanity that makes a woman desire
beauty, but common sense"
Hair after the permanent wave pro-
cess, is nearly restored to its natural
conditions and responds thereafter to
the natural heat Of the body and the
natural moisture of the atmosphere.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Waters Drug Stores
Rockville and Gaithersburg, Maryland
Phone Rockville 142

Are two of the most modern drug
stores to be found in this section
Honest methods have built up a grow
ing business from the city and sur
rounding territory.
They are the most up-to-date
and progressive drug stores in this
section and have established a reputa-
ton during these years of business
for honest, courteous treatment of its
large and growing list of patrons. For
this reason these stores are popular
and their popularity is increasing
daily.
Quality goods are sold at this es-
tablishment at reasonable prices. No
profiteering here and when customer
makes a purchase, whether the
amount involved be large or small, the
customer can rest assured that he is
getting the value of his money.
Good quality, honest prices and
courteous treatment have Deen re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14

On an extremely dry day a damp
brush will increase the curl instead of
taking it out. These things all go to
prove that nature will assist the perm
anent wave.
It is openly admitted by skin spec
ialists that activity of the body lends
brightness to the face and makes one
appear young, still there are signs of
age that appear even with a healthy
active body, and at this shop the give
away lines and fiabby muscles are
remedied. The treatment chosen by
this shop is the one which is the best
suited for each case.
Both the social and business women
of today have demanded the full value
of correct personal appearance. The
modern beauty shop of today is no
small item in the commercial life of
the community. The artists at this
place will multiply wour good points
and materially decrease your bad
ones. Appointments can be made in
any of their busy departments bY
phone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
GROSSMAN BROS.
Meats and Provisions
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND Phone Rockville 1913
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND

Is headquarters for people from
all surrounding territory for meats
of all kinds, chickens, etc., feature
everything the best-have the latest
refrigerating system and the place
is kept in the most sanitary man.
ner-"Their meats are better"
The poultry department of this
store is a feature of the home life
of this part of the state as chickens
and game can be secured here that
are in the very best of condition
and the housewives have found them
of the best quality.
They have equipped the store with
the very latest of scientific refrig-
Grating devices and thus are pre-
pared for the proper handling of all
provisions so that when they arrive
at your place they are in the very
best of condition.
Quality, courtesy and service" are
the watchwords of the establishment,
and no matter what you may desire
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
TRAVILAH, MD.

Mrs. Fawley's store is well stocked
with staple and fancy groceries as well
as fresh fruits & vegetables in season.
This popular grocery and food
store not only handles staple but also
fancy foods.
By now you ought to know that
"buy it at this grocery" is a fitting
slogan for all people who wish to
keep their food bill at the lowest pos
sible figure. At this day and age the
modern grocery is more than just a
grocery store. 1t is twentieth CEN
fury service station where one hun
bred and one articles of every descrip-
ton can be had for the household.
When you buy it at the grocery you
save money. For the well known fact
that grocery store operates on a
smaller margin of profit than any
other line of business. And for this
reason they must turn their stock five
or more times a year, thus insuring
fresh goods at all times of the year.
This local grocery is one Of the
vital elements to the health and pros
perity Of this section. Their motto
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
B. G.. SANDERS
Meats and Provisions
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND

Offers the people of the territory
the very lowest prices on high class
meats and specialties. The store is
organized along lines that bring them
an ever-increasing business.
This meat market is a place where
quality, service, and satisfaction
meet and where people from the sur
rounding territory go to find the per-
feet provision center.
It is excellently located and is a
place where one can park, have the car
loaded, drive away and not be incon-
venienced by traffic jams.
This up-to-date market seeing the
drift of trade from the congested
area has established store that is
gaining in patronage every day and
now is so busy that all goods are
turned quickly which makes both for
lower prices and for new and fresh
stock. This vast volume of business
enables them to better deal with the
wholesale firms and ACQUIRES to the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Phone Gaithersburg 1913

sponsible for the success Of this we'll
known firm.
Many lines of goods are handled at
this store, all standard, and of time
tried merit, and the stores are so ad-
vertised that anything carried in a
twentieth century drug store can be
found here. Included in their list are
toilet articles of every description as
well as household remedies which have
proved their worth in thousands of
American homes.
The prescription department uses
only the purest of drugs and each
prescription is compounded by regis
tered pharmacist.
In this business review we wish to
compliment this we'll known and cap
able drug company for the manner in
which it is serving the public and
suggest to readers that they call and
see them for anything they may need
in the apothecary's line.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
DAMASCUS

An oyster supper will be held in the
hall at Woodfield on Saturday night,
October Is by the Ladies' Aid Society
of Wesley Grove NJ. E. Church. Mrs.
VIM. j. Lewis heads the committee in
charge of arrangements.
The Browningsville Women's Club
will hold an oyster supper on Satur-
day night October 10, in the Commune
ity Hall at that place.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society
of Wesley Grove Methodist Church at
Woodfield held an old time apple but
ter boiling on Wednesday. The apple
butter will be donated to the Straw
bridge Home for Boys, at Eldersburg.
The Damascus Athletic Club held a
dance in the school auditorium here on
Friday night.
Mrs. Elgie d. Hawkins and Mrs. C.
L. Watkins, of this place, attended a
meeting of the Montgomery County
Group of Baptist Women's Missionary
Societies held on Friday last in a little
log church near Old Germantown. This
church has been unused for a number
of years, this being the first meeting
Of this kind to be held there for thirty
years.
Plans are being made for dance to
be held in the school auditorium on
Saturday evening, October 20, for the
benefit of the school. On Monday night
October 81, the school will hold a
Halloween social.
The Soccer and Valley ball season
will open here this afternoon friday
with game between Poolesville High
School and Damascus High School at
Damascus.
Miss Julia Watkins a member of
the high school faculty spent last
week end with Mrs. Alexander Jenkins
at her home in Baltimore.
Mr.. Fletcher Day, of Salem, Va,
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Phone Rockville 1853

you will find whether you go in per-
son or call over the telephone that
you will receive a courteous and in
telligent answer to any question you
may ask.
They will gladly, at this store,
make tasty suggestions for you so
that your menu will be changed each
day and thus your cooking will re-
ceive that well-merited praise that
is due the intelligent housewife.
In making this review of the bust
ness of this section and noting the
spirit of the times we see that the
management of this store is in strict
accord with the trend of the day
and we wish to compliment them
upon the commanding position occu-
pied in the business world and to
suggest to our readers that they will
find a visit to this store met with
success and that life will be one
unbroken chain of pleasant dinners
if selections are made from their ex-
cellent stock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
MRS. NELLIE FAWLEY
General Merchandise
Phone Gaithersburg 22-F-3

lis Service and Quality First. So
the next time you are tempted to
send to distant cities for your sup
plies, just stop to think, when YOU
spend your money in foreign mar
kets it is used to develop the distant
cities and makes your own property
less valuable. Money spent at home
tends to create the community spirit.
and percentage of this dollar
thusly spent will actually come back
to you in some form or another.
This grocery is under able and
efficient management. They see that
their stock is replete at all times
with food supplies that every house
wife needs. Acknowledgement brands
are carried together with those of
local manufacture. If it can be had
at all you viii find it at this gro
Gerry.
On your next visit to town drop
in at the Store. Look over their
stock and it will surprise you to find
such a variety. The housewife is
cordially invited to drop in and get
acquainted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Farmers Banking And Trust Co.
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND Phone Rockville IS

Is a growing financial institution
that is making a splendid record be-
cause of its conservative, yet pro-
gressive business methods. Its man.
agement includes the most substan-
tial men of the community who have
aided in the upbuilding of this sec
ton for many years.
Guided and managed by citizens
Iof sterling worth, character and in
tegrity, properly describes this fore
most bank.
This reliable financial institution
has had steady growth of strength
and usefulness since its inception,
and today it is recognized as one Of
the strongest in this section. This
bank does q generA banking bust
ness and Is equipped with every
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Moon Myths

Australian myths regard the moon
as a man and the sun as a woman.
The Indians of Peru, however, be-
lieved the moon to be a woman who
was both the sister and the wife Of
the sun. This dual relationship is not
uncommon in mythology. 1t is en-
countered frequently in Greek and RO-
man mythology, where, for example,
Juno. the queen of the gods, is both
the sister and the wife of Jupiter,
king of the gods.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14
Cherokee Name

Tallulah is the name of two former
Cherokee settlements; one, ancient,
situated on the upper part Of Tallulah
river in Rabun County, Georgia; the
other, on Tallulah creek Of Cheowa
river In Graham county, North Caro-
Iina. The word is of uncertain etymol-
ety. A Cherokee IN the United states
Indian ONCE says that the word MEANS
waterfalls or blue water.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14

device and convenience for the accu-
rate handling of all business en-
trusted to its care and enjoys the
confidence of our citizens in every
walk of life.
The officers are persons of wide
experience in the banking business,
and are public spirited, progressive
and have always been loyal to the
best interests Of the city, and have
aided in every possible way the city's
growth and progress.
This institution is of the greatest
benefit to the community and its in
fuence is felt in every line Of en-
deavor.
Another feature is the savings de-
partment where courtesy and eff
cheney are always in evidence. One
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-10-14

dollar starts an account here and
many who have never enjoyed the
confidence which the possession of q
bank account gives to every man,
woman and child will find this saw
ings department a stepping stone TO
success.
We wish in this review to compli.
ment the men who have 80 wisely
guided the affairs of this bank and
for the splendid service they are
offering the people. Such men are
bound to create q favorable comment,
not only for the bank over which
they preside, but for the community
itself, and we predict that the future
holds even greater advances in the
banks business than they have en-
ioyed in the past. ~ "ti '
The Washington times., 1932-01-25
Youmans Is Hopeful

When Gloria Swanson went
down to Wall Street a few years
ago for a production loan to
make The TrespaSser, they told
her she could have it provided
Joseph P. Kennedy was allowed
to supervise the production and
the expenditures. Gloria, suffer
ing from a frozen assets pocket
book, agreed. Kennedy assigned
Edmund Goulding to the story
and put Eddie Moore, his contl-
entail aid, in as chancellor OF the
eXchecquer. 1t was the great
est Swanson success since the
talkies arrived.
While talking with Composer
Vincent Youmans Saturday night,
slap on the back revealed FL
nancier Eddie Moore to your
scribe. He agreed that the YOU
mans score has more melody
than Jerry Kern's Cat and the
Fiddle" music and that with its
new first act and Natalie Hall
the operetta made from Jane
Cowl's Smiling Through" has
a grand chance in New York
where it opens Thursday night
at a $7.7O premiere. Jane CoWl
made before the curtain speeches
Saturday matinee and night, a
gracious and lovely added attrac-
The Washington times., 1932-01-25

self because business was so
bad. An hour later his store
was ruined by fire. Since he
had been fully insured he would
have been worth a comfortable
fortune if he had only waited.
You deliberately stated in
that column, Mr.. Hellinger,
that you we're not going to hurt
the mans family by using his
right name. So you called him
the proprietor of Martins
Mems Shop. and let it go at
that. / know your intentions
were of the best and that you
didn't realize that there was
actually proprietor of a Mar
tins Mems, Shop in New York.
But there is-and I'm the man.
Well, you lay be interested
in learning what happened.
The day after the publication
of that story my store was
crowded. Crowded. I tell you
but not with customers. With
creditors! They had read in
your column lat the store had
burned down and that had
committed suicide. You can
imagine their sorrow when they
saw me alive. I honestly be-
lieve that they were bitterly
disappointed.
Il would appreciate a note
in your column. Mr.. Hellinger.
would like people to know
that I am still in business and
making money in spite of the
depression"
1 am happy to run your let
ter, sir. The last sentence
alone makes it a terrific news
story.
The Washington times., 1932-01-25
Gertrude Lans
Shines As
Kathie'

It has been many seasons since
that royal romance set to music
called The Student Prince" first
charmed Washington audiences.
No greater tribute to its enduring
popularity is needed than the
knowledge it has attracted the
largest advance sale the BelaSco
Theater has enjoyed in 10 years.
Familiarity with the rich mel
odieS of Sigmund Romberg's
score only serves to enhance their
appeal. The company which pre-
sented the perennial favorite in
Lafayette Square last night is
we'll equipped with the principal
voices and there is the sturdy
male chorus to do full justice to
the stirring and robust harmonies
of the Heidelberg chorals. They
are rabble rousing tunes, these,
full of the verve and spirit OF
student revelry.
Petite Principal
Gertrude Lang is the Kathie
of this operetta, a prima donna
who sings with delightful ease,
possesses the essential winsome-
ness to make the love story cap
tivating and altogether offers an
The Washington times., 1932-01-25
When the Feature Is
Shown On the Screen

COLUMBIA-Frederic March in
CDR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" At
1870, 1:30, $50. $50. 7:3O and
$50 p. m.
RIALTO-Lew Ayres in Heaven
on Earth At 1875, 1897, 1888,
$40, TAO and GAP p. m.
METROPOLITAN - Jack Holt
in Maker of Men, At II, 12:48,
2:36, 4:24, 6:12, 8 and 9:49 p. m.
EARLE-Douglas Fairbanks, jr.
in Union Depot" At 1920 a. M,
1:45, ABS, 7:25 and 10 p. m.
Stage shows at 1855, 3:45, 6:35
and 9:10 p. m.
PALACE Buddy Rogers in
'This Reckless Age" At 1850,
2:07, 4:44. 7:12 and 9:49 p. m.
Stage shows at 1872, 4, 6:37 and
9:14 p. m.
R-K-O-KEITH'S-Pola Negri in
"The Woman Command" At
11:15, 1859; 4:43. 1888 and 1O:17
p m. Stage shows at 12:49,
3:33, 6:23 and 9:O7 p. m.
FOX-Warner GLAND in Charlie
Chan's Chance" At 1850 a. M,
2:O1, 4;32, 1923 and GAS p. m.
Stage shows at LOG, $40, 6:31
and 9:02 p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-01-25

takes, her place with the best.
The story with which Miss
Negri makes her debut is
romantic tale of kings and prime
ministers that somehow recalls
the Graustark romances-one, of
those things where His Majesty
senses the same urges as the
common herd and INDUCES them
with the prerogatives of royalty
In this particular version, the
girl in the tale marries the king
although her love lies with the
leader of the kings guards.
In her supporting cast, the
languishing Pola counts four men
who have all played stellar roles
at one time or other. Roland
Young, as the "buffon king, !"
supplies all the humor in his own
unSmiling way. The one unfortu-
nate incident in the play is his
assassination, which somehow
ruins the whole tenor of the
story.
Basil Rathbone. the scion of
the legitimate stage, has far too
few lines and makes his appear
ance much too Seldom-another
unfortunate circumstance, which
may equally be said of H. B.
Warner and Anthony Bushnell.
In addition to the charming
speaking voice which Miss Negri
brings to the films, the lady
demonstrates that she can really
sing.
On the stage, Bernice Claire,
the beautiful musical comedy
star, makes her Washington
vaudeville debut. The star OF
many a musical movie, she sings
a medley of lovely songs which
she has introduced through the
films.
Lester Allen, Broadway's favor
ite dancer-melodiSt-comedian, is a
riot. How can you help laughing
at those bizarre outfits and Primo
Carnera shoes of his?
A dancing sensation for years,
Trini, clicking her heels and
clapping her caStanetS, IS just
as good as ever. Lander broth
ers, comedy duo, one of whom
looks like Will Rogers, and the
Three Aces, fast roller skating
team, complete the program. -
J, A, B,
The Washington times., 1932-01-25
All About Kate

Kate Smith will bring along
her Columbia pianist-baritone,
Jack Miller, for her R-K-O-
Keith'S act coming February g..
Nate Brusiloff, orchestra leader
for broadcaStS will be in Wash
ington for her air programs but
will not appear in the act. BY
the way, WMAL says invitations
to watch the Kate Smith broad
casts will be extended to these
who apply in time. Only the
capacity of the studio will be
accommodated.
Leon Brusiloff, erStwhile leader
at the Fox, was encountered on
Thirteenth Street, arms heavily
laden with the family's Sunday
dinner. He tells me he is look
ing forward to a reunion WITH
brother Nate and incidentally
has been sworn in as first lieu
tenant and bandmaSter of the
United States Fleet Marine Corps
Reserve. Leon always wanted to
be a bandmaSter and now he gets
his wish.