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dancing or supper-dancing. Two
smooth dance floors. Delicious
foods prepared by chef who is
gourmet himself. Sparkling enter
tainment. Fun? You bet! All
set? Let's go! 1118 CONN. AVE.
Phone NAT. 1920.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

G A B r I E LIS
hands" He will
o lit crate the
gray and re-
store the youthful
colorings t ha t
once were yours.
Permapents will
have no effect on
it and you
Evening star., 1935-11-03

lIlCiu III AdIIlC,
Velveteen, Crepe
and S att ITO
formalize a day.
time suit . . .
t r a n S form any
plain dark skirt
into a stree
length cos tune
. . . or top an
evening skirt and
become a dinner
Evening star., 1935-11-03

gan and skirt. A three-piece model
twin sweaters and skirt can be
had at $3.50. The colors are
natural, green, rust, wine, blue and
oxford. P. S.-See the man-tai-
lored genuine "Harris-tweed" top
coats absolutely the most Brit
ish-looking ones Helene has seen
around town. Priced S35 to S45.
Wcmen's department. SALTZ
BROS, l34l F ST.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

cue. oO lcL Md-
dame Irene" do
things for your
figure. For the
mature wo m a n
S h e designs an
exquisite "all-in-
one which mod
ulates the hips.
suppresses tn e
ierI-iere and beau
t;f,,11v ap,y>tooeiA
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day. T n ! n G S
will look up
when you partake
Of their topping
"lifter-u -uppers" T..
and step to the
come = d a n c e "
tunes supplied oy
Sidney and his
Orchestra. Show
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~
ing sense of style
she makes the
best of your good
points. Ideas just
grow under h er
fingers and
by "try-on" time
it's a stunning
dress :. that you
are certain never
to see duplicated
Evening star., 1935-11-03

pain OF sorrow
. they cool the
feveriSh brows of
the sick. Th : y
are as nodrishing
to the soul--as
food is to the
bodyl And there's
no better way 20
express your SEN
timentS t h a n
with a gift CT
flowers from
GUIDES. Plan 10
use their staff of
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night rides. But
poste haste to. the
RALEIGH HABER-
DASHER and into
a good p a ir of
breecheS or jodphurs
from $3.50 up. P. S.
cat SASS you'll find
them in the new
lastex fabric) Whip
Evening star., 1935-11-03

" P e r S o n a l
Services" at
no charge to
you. Let her do
your shopping!
Gowns, acces-
sories, or CON-
plete W a r d -
robes. Furni-
ture, gifts
Evening star., 1935-11-03

the uplift bust. Madame Irene"
has designed these foundations
which Go HOLD their shape-eX-
clusively for WHELAN'S-prced
from SIS to $3.50. At 1105 F ST.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

1o-minute guest lesson and dance
analysis is yours without obliga-
ton. Begin tomorrow-in their
new and enlarged studios at 1915
CONN. AVE. Phons MET. 4l21.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

But since the
majority of us
don't have mil
lions Helene
Is sure they'll
welcome t h e
fact that STILL
wearable coats,
Evening star., 1935-11-03

c0lun0" .
at the gay
CLUB HA-
BANA. Moe
Baer wields
a p e p p y
baton We r
his S m a r t
b a n d . . .
when you go
a 4 n n q p 4.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

AAS d =" q > Z . dAC
notable for the blond beauty of
the genuine Natural Lynx, Polar
Wolf. Lynx-dyed Wolf and Rae
coon. Marvellous textured woolens
.. in beautiful shades Of brown,
wine. green and the bright
foot ball colors." Really, one
"try-on" will speak more eloquently
than a thousand words. Why not
tomorrow? 3rd Il. 1910 F ST.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
N ELIZABETH THORN
' BERRY cuts a dashing
fgure!" With sharp shears
Evening star., 1935-11-03

all r-trimmed suits. And a 100
discount on her entire stock of
sport. street and formal clothes.
Stop by tomorrow and take advan-
tage of the grand values. 1915
CONNECTICUT AVE.
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" JELLEFF's scorn to crown
~ the distinguished and
regular features of their patrons
with just hats" So they're con-
Evening star., 1935-11-03

soft, fluffy collars
and haven't any more
than from $45.00 to
$89.75 to spend =.
one Of these man-tai-
lored. fur trimmed
casual = swing coats
from the RALEIGH
HABERDASHER &.
is the coat for you!
Evening star., 1935-11-03

ite bags for sports,
dress and evening.
Look at this one
Helene has illus
trated-and see il
you don't agree
Girls with leopard
coats please note
It's a smooth grain
calf lined " i t h
Mocha. Enhanced
Of genuine Baby L
ming around it-a
with a large wood
CONNECTICUT A
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" SMART CLOTHES ARE
HALF THE BATTLE"
:. . Clothes that make a salts
factory effect upon the stag line"
Evening star., 1935-11-03

10 you. Gut II out.
Hang on to it. Treas
ure it. Pore over 1t.
Buy from it. 1t tells
you that FRANCES
Ell FRANCES is
having a three-day
sale merely to re-
duce the size of Their
brand = new stock.
What a salel There's
a 20ec discount on
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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&c rs YOUR HUS BAND
''A THINKING OF DE.
SERTING YOU?" Helene suggests
that you put yourself in line for
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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/" IRON ONE GOOD FEL-
LOW TO ANOTHER"
-. and for the sake of Aud Lang
Syne" ;. don't forget your friends
Evening star., 1935-11-03
pALAIS ROYAL

much more expensive. Here's the
reason: When a deb" parts with
a chunk of her allowance-si1e
wants something for it. Plenty of
sizes II, 13 and Is. Third floor.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
CAVALIER g.
BUCKLEY
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U A TIP TO THE THRIFTY"
The Sunday Star
costs you only a nleager nickel. But
this precious notice is worth dollars
Evening star., 1935-11-03

dress. You'll find unusually stun
ming ones-ticketed at from SO to
Sl2. First Floor. Where F Street
meets 18th"
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4E1k

H 7 IVES THERE A WOMAN
who does not know
BETTY VAN LUVEN'?" This
clever young woman offers her
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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/" FLOWERS ARE THE BIG
'''A ACCES S DRIES OF
LIFE" they bring perfume
into the home they ease the
Evening star., 1935-11-03
>>>>>>>>>>>>

" HOLD THAT LINE ...
you owe it to your neT
clothes to control unSightly bulges
D.. to achieve the desired silhoL-
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t<<>>>>>>>>%

" CLASS SSICS IN CASH
MERE" the two
piece sports dress sets of incred-
IDLY soft, fine Cashmere are a
dcpnn-v
Evening star., 1935-11-03
NOW IN NOVEMBER

. Now In November-is the
time to buy your Christmas
gifts :. so that you may
have Christmas time free
for your festivities.
. Now in November-is the
ideal time to select gifts 60
ing to foreign ports-and far
points with the complete
assurance that they will ar
rive in time for the holidays.
. Now in November-is the
time to do your Christmas
shopping. You'll do it lei
surely, salespersons can give
you greater attention
and you won't wear yourself
out coping with the crowds.
14l1k
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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g JACK THE GIANT COL
LAR" tops a casua!
fur-trimmed coat for winter. II
you love to luxuriate In huge.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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=" WHERE ARE THOSE
DERIN
GIRLS TODAY" the girls
who shell out a Kings Ransom
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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" SMART HANDS hold hand
O bags from CAVALIER &
BUCKLEY" You'll revel in the
beauty and luxury of their exquis-
Evening star., 1935-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
~ )1 - DIIlIl|
kAROUND THE TOWN
~. WITH # rghak

4" TUN1cs ARE TONIC" :.
they cost so little
and do so much for ones ward
robe. L. FRANK COMPANY have
Evening star., 1935-11-03

unusual things not easy to find.
Phone her your needs-POT. 2477
1921 Ashmead Place, NV.
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U CILVER TIL READS S
AMONGST THE GOLD"
:. or If the glow has gone from
your hair put your head in
Evening star., 1935-11-03
<>>>>>>>>>>>

" THE MAYFLOWER
LOUNGE offers h e
perfect antidote for that late after
noon ennui that gets you each
Evening star., 1935-11-03

for any festive occasion. And stop
by for those autumn harbingers.
NUNS" in all varieties. 1924
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
0 THERE'S NO ROYAL
80 ROAD TO ART" Nor
is there q royal road to the
mastery of any profession. Skill
ran,lireS training So
Evening star., 1935-11-03

duS I4ilS a pa oNtASdA
workshop .
60 ly in their
Casual Shop" on
Connecticut Ave-
nue) and
whenever you de-
sire an additional
curl to the brim
a band altered,
Evening star., 1935-11-03
<><~><>%4<>>

6 IF YOU HAD A MILLION"
=. you wouldn't need
this "In-W Weaving" service at the
SOUTHERN STELOS COMPANY.
Evening star., 1935-11-03


entertainments the White
released the State
Department for publication today
change the phraseoogy of the list it is
the always publish verbatim giving its full official significance
other interfere.
a
obligation whatever likely assign the fact
White receptions
friends
but them dignity occasion demands Roosevelt
administration the of the much abused
different today unless
admission admitted
number the
last
Evening star., 1935-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

Sc pUT ON YOUR TOP HAT
" -. dress up your shirt
front put in your shirt studs"
-. and dance to the catchy Pic
Evening star., 1935-11-03

around town. Also an exciting
group of "Ready-to-Don" Prices
begin at 1896 at her GREEN
WICH GOWN SHOP. take elevator
to 4th floor 1917 F ST.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
H 7 ISTEN, MY CHILDREN
and you shall hear
how to shatter the record Of Paul
Revere!" No, my dears, no mid
Evening star., 1935-11-03
State Entertainments
Official Program Issued From the White
House Today.

December TO- Tuesday Cabinet
December Tuesday Diplomatic reception pm
January
January Thursday-Judcial reception
January 1e Thursday-Diplomatic
January Tuesday Chief Justice and the Su
preme --.--------.--- 8 pm.
officials of the Treasury,
Agriculture,
and Labor Departments and Fed
eral agencies 9 pm.
February Tuesday Speakers dinner pm
February 49, Tuesday reception
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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don't con t ue to
blunder through life,
lacking the proper
equipment for success.
FELIX MAHONY'S
ART SCHOOL offers
the solution to your
problem. Glasses In
Costume Design and
Eo chiop T11,fetra tioy, -
Evening star., 1935-11-03

ART Costume Design and
BCH00f. Fashion Illustration"
under the supervision
Of Marion Halstad Taft, are now
forming and you'll be amazed
at what an S-month course will
do for you. Enroll tomorrow.
17l7 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Phone NAT. 266e.
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Misses Myla Smith. Kathryn
Fitche7. Adelaide Gould, Bernice
Grant. Margaret Shively. Charlotte
Bruce and George and Austin
Bruce.
Palms and ferns we're arranged
before a mirror which was lighted
with tapers in iron osndelsbra.
Miriam Showalter and Phillip john
son. indianapolis. formed an aisle
Way with white tulle ribbons.
Miss Bernice Kerlin. her sisters
only attendant. wore a light blue
lace jacket dress with dark blue vel
vet belt and wore twisted blue rib
bons in her hair. Her flowers we're
pink roses and baby breath ar
ranged in a colonial bouquet Harold
Roth, Toronto, Canada, was best
man.
The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle, Frank Kerlin, Cleveland,
wore ivory hand made lace fash
Toned princess style with long
sleeves. slashed open from the
shoulder to the elbow and tight to
the wrist. She wore the tulle veil
worn by Mrs. Neale at her wedding
and carried a handkerchief given
her by her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Dione Kerlin. Johanna Hill roses
and clarkia arranged in fan shape,
were tied with StreamerS.
Mrs. Gulling sang Il Love You
Truly" Delta Shelter" and My
Little Kappa Lady and Arian Tu-
dor. pianist. and Bob Jay, violinist,
played bridal music.
Mrs. Frank Graves and Mrs. Fred
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BY MABEL MELLIOTT-
.cooyriebt 1885 NEA Service. Inc.I

Had he told her the truth when
he said those men could not pos
siblv bring evil tidings TO him, that
his slate was clear? She would have
staked her life yesterday upon his
honesty. but this new development
brought terror to her soul.
What was she to do? There was
no one she could tell, no one she
could turn TO now.
Or was there?
Violet Merser's wise, kind. gentle
face came to Katharines mind. In
spite of her instructive distrust, her
impulse always to stand upon her
own feet, she was drawn irresiitlbly
to this new friend
VIOLET was in a basket CHAIR
' under the apple trees. knitting
2 pink sweater for Sybil. How nice
to see you'll We've been missing you.
Then her keen perceptions told her
something was wrong. My dear,
what's up? Can I help
Katharine sat down anc the whole
story poured from her lips. She
held nothing back. Violet Merser
did not interrupt once, but her dark
eyes reflected a boundless sympathy
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all at once. to break tic habit. And
she loved him so terribly
At last. unable TO bear the silence
further. she got into the car and
drove over TO the riding school. Tips
was in the yard. feeding some chick
ems that fluffed about on the bare
earth. He looked up expectantly.
Nom, Mister Michael. he amt
come back. miss" Tips white teeth
showed. Pa. he thinks it's mighty
funny. He went off las night soon
after those men left
Went Off" Katharine stared at
him.
"Yes'm. He says he goin' to New
York. and he says for Pa to lock up.
This morning when I goin' to call
him for breakfast, sure enough, he
amt been back"
We'll. thank you very much. Tips.
No. won't make an appointment to
ride just now"
Katharine went back to the car
Automatically her fingers turned the
ignition key. She started the mo-
tor. drove of almost blindly.
Michael had gone away He
hadn't let her know. What in
heavens name did this mean?
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GOLF TOURNAMENT
PLAYED AT CLUB

Committees in charge of the in
vitational golf tournament for city
and state held today by women OF
the Broadmoor Country Club in
cluded prizes. Mrs. I. F. Kann, Mrs.
Jerome Schlesinger, Mrs. Joseph
Gelman; decorations, Mrs. Charles
Sommers, Mrs. Louis BorinStein,
Miss Dora Wolf, Mrs. Lazier Good
man. Mrs. Jacket Joseph; luncheon
anG hospitality, Mrs. Sidney Stern
berger, Mrs. Richard Efroymson,
Mrs. Joseph Block, Mrs. M. S.
Block and Mrs. B. j. Cohen.
Officers of the club. Mesdames
David Lurvy, Philip Adler, Samuel
Mantel Arthur Meyer. Bernard
Lehman and Melville S. Cohn were
in charge Oh the tournament.
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Summer SweetheartS

What am l to do?' Katharine
finished duly. Il must have been
mad yesterday. He's run away now.
Evidently it was all horrible joke
Shocked by the others suffering,
the older woman sought for words
to comfort her. You couldn't be so
wrong in trusting him. He has
good face. l liked him from the
start"
The girl lifted her head. You
did? Really and truly?"
Hes not bad" Violet Mercer as
sred her There's some mystery
here. 1t can probably be cleared up.
Wait and see"
If my father finds out-or Ber-
tine" Katharine went on, Il might
as we'll be dead
Don't talk like that. Do you sup
pose" ventured Mrs. Merser, that
neither one of them-your father or
stepmother-has a single folly with
which to reproach themselves"
Il don't know. Probably not"
NOIloeIlSC, SdlQ NlOlCb DAAonNAS {.
Anyhow, you're not to worry about
them. Brace up, child. The world
hasn't come to an end. 1 know it
looks frightful TO you, but probably
in week from now the whole affair
will be Strengthened out"
You think SOP"
Il really do
But after the girl had gone away
Violet Merser was not certain. What
a strange tangle of circumstances it
was! Certainly, on the face of 1t,
one wouldn't say that a young man
who was engaged to one girl and
married to another and who, fur
Their. disappeared on the night fol-
lowing the ceremony, sounded par
ticularly honorable Especially since
two detectives had visited him just
an hour OF two before his departure.
TN a hospital ward in the city,
Il high above the turgid stream
that was the East River, Michael
Heatheroe lay. He tossed and
turned on his narrow bed, and occa-
sionally muttered an incoherent
word or two.
Miss Smithers, the nurse on duty
in the ward glanced at him inter-
estedly as she made an entry in his
chart.
Good looking fellow" she said
to the supervisor who was a friend
of hers. Its too bad"
A newspaper reporter whose
beat included this particular hos
pital wrote brief paragraph about
hatless young man possibly n
years DID," who had been injured
in & taxicab accident at Park-av
and 48th-st. The city editor ran a
blue pencil through a good many
items that night. So the story Of
Michael'S misadventures appeared
only in the early editions Of the
newspaper. The late edition, which
came to the Strykhurst table at
Innicock did not contain this &C
count.
Katharine. distraught as she was,
searched the papers for mention Of
accidents, since Violet Merser had
sensibly enough, suggested that
some such happening might explain
Michaels silence. She did not
really believe in the possibility. BY
this time she was fairly well con-
vinced that Michael Heartheroe had
played a cruel joke on the girl who
had married him.
So the day passed and the myS-
terry deepened. And in Katharine's
sick heart hope fluttered and died.
ITO Be Continued
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STATE GROUP TO
HOLD CONVENTION

Annual convention OF Indiana
Division of Service Star Legion viii
open for a three day session tomor-
row in Michigan City Mrs. w. j.
Anderson, Hartford City, will be in
charge of the meetings.
Attending from Indianapolis VIII
be officers and delegates from Ham
ilton- Berry chapter Representa-
tives include Mrs. Frank Nessler.
president and state organizer of the
Indiana division; Mrs. Charles
K. Mcdowell. first vice president;
Mrs. George NJ Spiegel, treasurer;
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Rathert. chairman.
Gold Star Division Mrs. Maggie
Maxwell. parliamentarian. and Mrs.
Cora Young WileS. delegate.
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Kerlin
Wed in Rite
at KOkOnnO
Frederick Mustard Takes
Bride in Couples
Future Home.

81 Times Special
KOKOMO, June l0.-MiSS Dione
Kerlin became the bride of Fred
erick B Mustard, Rensselaer,. in a
ceremony yesterday at the future
home of the couple, 1903 w. Taylor
st, the Rev. Leroy Kemper officiat-
ing. The bride is a Butler Univer-
sity graduate and member of
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and
Mr.. Mustard. a member of Delta
Tau Delta Fraternity, was grad
uated from Indiana University and
received his masters degree at the
University of Chicago.
A group came from Indianapolis
for the ceremony. In the party we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Neale, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Pinnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Gulling, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Johnson, Mrs. Helen Sinner and
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A COUNTRY could find no bet
"a ter means to advertise its prod
ucts than its own postage. which
spreads its propaganda on every
piece Of mail addressed 10 all parts
Of the world. Yet few nations have
taken advantage of this possibility,
although the idea is spreading fast.
One OF the best examples Of ma
tional advertising by stamps is that
Of Colombia. In 1892. this country
issued A series of five regular post
age stamps. and one of six air mail
stamps. each stamp illustrating a
product which Colombia exports.
These are known as the Wealth of
Colombia" issues. and advertise the
republics coffee, cattle. oil. and ba-
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FLAG DAY PROGRAM OF
D, A, R, SET

Basket picnic and program will
feature a flag day observance Of
Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. at 1890 Friday at Brookside
Park.
Members of Old Glory Society,
Children of the American Revolu-
ton, and members of their families
are invited.
Following luncheon, patriotic al
dress will be given by Homer l..
Chaillaux. director of the national
Americanism commission of the
American Legion.
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BY ELLEN WORTH

The tailored shirtwalst dress is
one of the incest and most popular
sports styles this season.
The model patterned for today Is
developed III brown and white linen
and frightened by yellow buttons,
belt and scarf.
In red. white and blue checked
seersucker it's also very effective
with navy accents.
S ripped cotton Shirtings, plain
pastel tub silks. peasant cottons,
piaue. etc. are other nice mediums
for your choice.
Style No. 634 is designed for sizes
Il. is. Is years. SO. 3S. 40, AZ. "A, 40
inches bust. Size SO requires 3i4
Yards of 3S-inch material.
Our summer fashion book is just
eff the press! Order your copy
today. Price. 10 cents.
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PAGE 5

Weldon gave a reception following
the wedding and Misses Ruth Anne
Weser. June Anne and Betty
Schrader and Mary Jane Eiken-
berry. assisted. The couple left on
a wedding trip and will be at home
in kokomo
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quiet cuivcrIng nerves - imp owe
rhe aPPerise-make life seem worth
living again.
Mrs. Joseph Lefebvre of Summis
Hill. Pennsylvania. SAYS. Il felt mis-
cradle until I took the Vegetable
Compound. Now l have more pep
and 1 enjoy life.
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RELIEVE PAIN IN 3 MINUTE -
To relieve the torturing pain of Neuritts.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia or Lumbago IN
minutes, get the Doctors Prescription
NURITO. Absolutely safe. No opistes. no
narcotics. Does the work quickly - must
relieve your pain in nine minutes or money
hack at Druggists. Don't suffer. Jss
NITPTTO today Advert iScmeut
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nanaS. It's EOlC.
platin u m and
emerald mines.
OF course. the
country is rich in
several other min
erals. and in ma :
hogany. cedar. and
dyewood. all Of
which are eX-
ported.
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" FAX W0 N EN-

MOI really Ill.
IN JUST tired. run
down. nervous. No
pep, no ambition.
Seldom feeling
quite as well as
they should. II you
are one OF them,
tlke Lydia r. Pink
ham 5 Vegetable
Compound. twill
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Eucbre Club to Meet

Independent Euchre Club will
hold a covered dish luncheon tomor-
row at the home OF Mrs. Walter
Sutton. 332 N. La Salle-st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ness and
son have been visiting in New York
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,cOpyriEht 1885. by SEA Service. IncA
Smyrna times., 1935-11-21
Water Control Project
Starts Big Boom in Town

New Philadelphia, OhiO.-A boom
has started in real estate and build
ing activities in the Muskingum wa
tershed conservation district, where
a S34,000,000 fiood-contrOl project is
getting under way.
Jobs for more than 1900 persons
already have been created, result
ing in shortage Of houses Build
ing trades employment has in.
creased % per cent. Real estate
transfers are the highest in five
years.
Most sales of land following the
acquisition of land for the project
have been cash transactions. The
district has paid 1881, ,495 for land
so far.
Along with increased real estate
activity, rents have been raised So
% SO a month in some localitiea