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Evening star., 1935-02-26
POULTRY AND EGGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINES. multigraph, mimeo,
graphs, etc. Highest cash prices. "United"
S13 14th st. NV. Phone National 6063.
ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY. GOLD TEETH.
FAB. 2i5oAc scHEIERs. 9th. Cor. E. NV. 2.
ANTIQUE gold jewelry. rings. watches.
diamonds sod teeth m9sicat n9S 9tb lnS''i IS
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold teeth. coins,
Prices. Gold Rehnine. Inc. 400 18th NV.
APPAREL-Men's, women's and children's;
niture bought for rummage sale. 1921 7thst::
NV. Phone Mr.. Wlnger. Decatur $3.50. 2e-
APPAREL turnitpTe househ;GId hold agDa4s goods
ladies' vnd mensb We pay Cash pca
Cohen's Metropolitan 7749. 95 L st. NV:
BED ROOM. dining room. living room fur
niture; also odd pieces suitable Tor apart.
ments or home: at once. Adams 1916.
BOOKS AND POSTAGE sTAMps@Adn ,Al.n. 80 A
fian 5Na braneh Hs storesS sU Metropoiitan 64i5:
CHILDRENs ENCYCLOPEDIA. Compton's,
OF Book OF 60 knowledge. Address BOX
ELECTRIC HAMMER; must be cheap for
cash. Adams S64S Sunday. National
1866 Monday.
FURNITURE and household goods, all kinds;
You You phone Ias North North 6o4o. Prompt service. 2.
URNITURE-Positively highest prices for
your furniture; prompt and refined service.
Don't sell before calling gilbert. NAT. oss $500
FURNITURE-Wan to purchase some
good. used furniture to outfit place: also
piano Phone METROPOLITAN 1864.
FURNITURE. secondhand bought; high
est prices paid Phone District 2973.
FURNITURE. rugs and household goods:
absolutely highest prices paid For pest
results call any time, Lincoln 54SS. "a.
ssS nTsss 1sS Gs adams S1s
GoLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, sIL.
YER. PLATINUM; TEETH. DF DISCARDED y
GaHN sENSE nc Ee EgY 45 YEAKs Ns Af EA9 SsS e4sh
PIANO. grand or small upright. for spot
cash. Address Box 566, BENJAMIN frank'
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold.
Phone q1o itEsna Metropolitan f 9iiS. 937 NV.
WE PAY high cash prices for your used
household furniture; Call 1922 H st. ne.
Phone Atlantic 5673
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD.
Old gold. diamonds. watches and 1eWelrS'
Best cash prices a pa1fdI. ai1fdI.1MAN
sos st. NV. o o National 7e25
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
FURNISHINGS. 931 G, ST, NV
Since 1866. Federal license
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dls-
carded Iewelry. Full cash value pald; y. p
Govt. license to buy. Selnger's. SIS ST.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

CHRYSLER 1882 convertible sedan; excel
lent motor, fine tires. clean interior: $475,
terms and trade. Emerson & Orme 17th
and M stS NV.
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CHILDRENS ENCYCLOPEDIA. Compton's, S,
or Book OF knowledge. Address Box
4Q--D Star Office
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-. :; = irye roadster. This car IS IN
FORD We Ge fne fI condition Special sale
nTiee. eTfee''Vl only S2s5; easy terms. capi'oi
Mntors Co, 215 Pa: ave. 81:
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FORD 1880 Tudor looks like new; good
motor. tires Al: SIT down. S12 .66 per
month Nolan, I'LL Eighteenth st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

FORD 1888 Fordor sedan: excellent ssTn1iv condlv
driven: $3.50. Call North 4764-J evenings.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

ments or nome: az ohce.- -Aua1s 1--- I4Io:
BOOKS AND POSTAGE STAMPS-Al
Pearlman,s Big Book Shop 933 G NV.
mo hranch Stores Metropolitan b415.
Evening star., 1935-02-26

9o1D Io99 co,ine: clean as a pin; good
FORD i9o33 i9oo3 tiyes SGeee' Good buy. S37 down.
Balance t,i Is months. Nolan I'LL E'sh'-
ct
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F0KD SaK loeEs oSS ike Ike new: motor perfect s4
barsain at SAT down and d.r 81 II i nW ps[
nnnfh Milan 111l ElgnIeeu0L se. ~.
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BED ROOM. dining room. living room fur
niture; also odd pieces suitable Tor apart.
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dition and has good tires; only S75.
Southwest's only Ford Dealer. GAL Water
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FORD 1881 sedan: new battery anu tIrts'
splendid care, like new; S1So: give terms
SEQ cash 21R1 17th st. n ". 21'
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FoRD 1882 Tudor. S247: only S27 down;
IN sisners: no red tape. This car car IS SIN III
marvellous condition. one OF tne oess ouys
IN town Century Motors. 1919 14tn ST.
:, w phone North 9232.
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AUBURN 1881 second series model S9s7A
f beautiful powder blue Duco: with a dandy
motor. runs fine; has radio. heater and
air horns: good tires; not scratch on
mechanic and has had excellent care.
priced at only 1915. terms. trade. Stand
ard Motor Sales, Inc. 2024 14th st. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe coach; maroon
Duco color with black tenders, seat covers;
car is as clean. as pin inside and out.
cellent buy for a thrifty buyer. Only
$3.50. terms. trade. Standard Motor Sales.
Inc. 2O24 14th st, NV
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5o10 -Io39 Va de luxe roadster: low
FIIsae F0IRD 1922 beautiful sport car for only
S3s5 easy terms Capitol Motors Co.
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CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan: black
ment and easy terms. Nolan. I'LL Eight
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FURNITURE and household goods. all kinds;
we pay highest prices Don't sell until
YOU phone North 6O4O. Prompt service. q
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BUICK 1929 model c. C. sedan 2-tone
green finish: one owner gave this car ex-
spotless velour upholstery: S225. Triangle
includes its famous Blue Ribbon Guarantee.
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RNITURE-Positively highest prices for
your furniture; prompt and refined service.
Don't sell before calling Gilbert. Nat $3.50.
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach master model;
wheels. excellent free-wheeling motor
Fisher no-draft ventilation. clean velour
interior; S95 down. balanee easy; Triangle
and 80 days no-cost service than which
there is none better. 18th and r. I. ave.
ne Open evenings
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., women'S and chlIdren 5,
also shoes hats curtains. dishes. rugs. FUR
niture bought for rummage sale. 1921 7tn 81.
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur o3lO. .o-
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FORD 1884 VS. coach. perfect CONDITION aaIm1a
throughout: sacrifice for qulck sale; SS51ds un1o
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

234s WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-4 ROOMS.
kitchen Summer porch. garage.
ATTRACTIVE DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
I'LL Eye st. n w.-Two large rooms. kitch-
en-. bath. flreplaces. Phone Natl 0620. 27s
53I sth ST. NE-TRANSFER CORNER.
nice fat 3 rooms. bath; adults; also nm
ished basement, 17'x45'; first commercial.
26.
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ESSEX 1881 sport coupe FUSED car No.
5563-Ml, de luxe model with spare tire
mounted on fender and luggage carrier on
rear We have frightened bearings and in
stalled rings and pins and believe motor Is
good for many miles of satisfactory serv-
ice This car carries fine set OF tires.
A REAL VALUE at S195. Taylor Motor Co.,
authorized Chevrolet dealers. big show
rooms, 18th st at T NV.
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FORD 1881 de luxe roadster; exceptional
bargain at SIT down. S12.66 per month.
Nolan. iii Eighteenth St NV
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Ft. Meade
Officers
Club Tea
Many Social Activities
at Post Despite First
Army ManeuVers.

FORT GEORGE @. MEADE, Md,
August 17.-Although the officer per-
sonnel of the post is virtually halved
due to the absence of the 34th In
fantry at Indiantown Gap. Pa, on the
FIRST Army maneuvers, and the general
exodus OF their wives to visit families
and friends, social life Is still fairly
active for the stay-at-homes. A de-
lightful tea dance was held at the
Officers Club last Sunday evening,
which was we'll attended, and guests
enjoyed the evening to the utmost.
On Tuesday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Herbert B. Wheeler presided as hosts
for the duplicate contract bridge and
poker party held at the club. Only
three tables were in play at bridge, but
the competition was keen, and on the
north and south side two teams tied
for the high score. They were Mrs.
Howard Hume and Mrs. Herbert b.
Wheeler and Mrs. Charles M. Walton
and Mrs. Harry Henry. The high
score on the east and west side was
won by Mrs. John H. Evans and Mrs.
Ewing H. France.
Among some OF the wives VINO have
left for other parts are Mrs. Oliver
H. Prizer and her two daughters. who
left on Monday by motor for Press
mems Home, near Knoxville, Tenn,
where they will spend a month visit
ing Mrs. Prizer's sister. Mrs. George
L. Berry.
Mrs. John r. Farra and her young
daughter Nancy left last week for
Langley Field. where they will visit
during Lieut.. Farra's absence with
the troops.
Mrs. Ben jamin Norris. whose hus-
band. Maj Norris Of the Medical Corps.
has left for the maneuvers, and her
son Ben left last week by motor for
Cincinnati. where they will spend sew
eral weeks visiting both Maj. Norris
family and her own.
Miss Laura Walton. daughter Of
Capt and Mrs. Charles NJ Walton,
left with Mrs. Robert w. Ward for
Point Pleasant. N. j. Mrs. Ward will
spend a month there visiting her
parents. while Miss Walton Is to re-
turn to the post after q visit Of q
week or 10 days.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alvin Colburn spent
several days during the week In New
York City and returned to the post
Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd Ferree and her young
daughter Audry returned to the post
last Thursday from New Jersey, where
they have spent several weeks.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ewing H. France
had as their guests during the week
Mrs. Frances sister, Mrs Edwin c.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Mrs. Bicksler Goes
West for Convention

Mrs. Alice c. Bicksler, national d.
rector, left last week for Chicago to
attend the Biennial Convention of
the Daughters of Isabella. to be held
August 20 to "a. Mrs. Bicksler will
also attend . meeting of the National
Board. to be held today. Mrs. Min
erva G. Boyd. national regent, will
preside at the sessions. which will be
attended by about 800 delegates from
circles throughout the United States
and Canada.
Miss Elizabeth j. Dolan will head
q delegation from this section, among
whom will be Mrs. j. Abner Frank,
regent. Of Clarendon. Va; Mrs. Emma
J. McWilliams, regent; Mrs. Peter
Schroeder and Miss Alice Farrell Of
Indian head. Md: Miss Clarine Ross,
regent. and Rev. Father Beattie,
chaplain OF the Norfolk, Va, Circle:
Miss Rebecca Il. Shanley. regent; Miss
Elizabeth J. Dolan, Mrs. Alice C..
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Prouty, and Mr.. Prouty Of wheaton.
ILL.,, and their three children, Eliza
beth, JAG and Chester; also friend.
Miss Dorothy Waters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Prouty. who have spent six weeks at
Jefferson, Me. were en- route to their
home.
Capt. Jesse L. Gibney, who Is to be
stationed at Rhode Island State Col
lege on r. o. T. C. duty. and Mrs. Glib
ney and their three children, Junior.
Ann and Jack, left on Monday for
their new post. They will make their
home at Narragansett Pier, where they
have taken house.
Col. John P. McAdams. Maj. and
Mrs. Howard Hume, and Capt. and
Mrs. Herbert B. Wheeler we're among
the guests Of Maj. and Mrs. Alfred
E. Balsam at Holabird Motor Depot
last Sunday for supper followed by
the movies.
Mrs. Joseph M. Swing Of Fort Hoyle
was the house guest for several days
during the week of Mai. and Mrs.
Howard Hume. She left for her home
post on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas H. Young, whose hus-
band, Capt. Young, Is q sub-district
commander In the C. c. c.. left dur
ing the week for Stroudsburg. Pa.
where they have taken q house. and
will remain while Capt. Young Is on
his present duty.
Mrs. Ralph e. Tibbetts left on Tues
day for Indiantown Gap, where she
plans to spend about q week or 10
days visiting her husband, who Is on
the maneuvers.
Mrs. T. B. Clarke OF Savannah has
spent the past two weeks on the post
as the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph T. Nelson.
Capt. and Mrs. william A. Marsh
Of Fort Benning, who were stationed
at Fort Meade until the past Winter,
have been visiting in Washington
Mrs. Marsh's daughter. Miss Margaret
Conover. was a guest on the post last
week when she attended the dance
given by the Reserve officers Of the
18th, 8oth and ssth Divisions. who
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Mrs. Webb Hostess to
Noted Club Woman

Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb was hostess at
theater party. entertaining in honor
Of Mrs Albert c. West Of Avon Park,
Fla. Mrs. Julia Alexander Mason
Smith was in the company Of 10
when other guests we're Mrs Henry j.
Gensler. Miss Elizabeth Read. Miss
Sally Mason. Mrs. Edgar H. Lynham,
Mrs. Hammett OF Montgomery. Ala. !:
Miss Hortense Harrison Evans and
Mrs. Francis Larkin
Mrs. Julia Alexander Mason Smith
is the widow of Judge George S. Smith.
who was musician and composer Of
note and we'll known in his profession.
Mrs. Smith Is an important factor in q
number of larger women's clubs.
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were here for their Summer training.
Capt. Charles O. Morgan, who Is
stationed at wilkes Barre, Pa, on
duty with the Organized Reserves,
and Mrs. Morgan. who were here for
the period Of Summer training. left
for their home last Saturday.
Mrs. Ray H. Larkins and her young
son, Ray, jr.. returned to the post
on Monday from Rochester. N. Y.
where they spent three weeks visiting
Mrs. Larkin's family.
Miss virguia Nord. who has spent
two weeks on the post as the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. John B. Grinstead,
and Lieut.. Grinstead. left on Friday
for her home in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Andrew Gamble,
who are to arrive at Fort Meade for
station next week. are staying at An
napolis for . while prior to coming
here.
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is spending her vacation in Washing
ton. stopping with her aunt, Miss
Mary L. MCGEE, at Wakefield Hall.
Miss Gaughen, who few to the Ma
tional Capital Thursday afternoon
from Kansas City. will be joined the
first of the week by her cousin. Miss
Margaret Dowd, also of Omaha.
Before returning to their home In
Omaha the last of the month, Miss
Gaughen and Miss Dowd will spend
several days in Philadelphia, New
York and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Jack Kimball
of the Cedric Apartments have left
for a weeks cruise to Boston and Vir-
ginia Beach.
Mrs Willard M Kochenderter has
returned to her apartment at the
Westchester after an extensive tour of
Europe. She visited in England, Hol-
land. Germany. Switzerland and
France, and returned to this country
on the Berengaria
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Sunday Of Volta
place will leave tomorrow for Indiana,
where their son Courtney is at Cul.
YER Military Institute taking the Sum-
mer courses.
Mrs. Elkanah Huff of Tilden Gar
dens is at Berkeley Springs. w. Va,
and will later on spend the rest of the
ot Lo hnpoo in T1Ii-
nois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Freeman Of the
Ponce de Leon are spending several
weeks in Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon w. Daisley
announce the birth Of a son. william
Prescott Daisley. Mrs. Daisley was
formerly Miss Augusta Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Cox of
Memphis, Tenn. are spending some
time at the Martinique.
DR.. Emmett H. Markwood will sail
from Europe today on the Savoy. He
will spend six weeks visiting on the
IOIlllIleIlt.
Miss Vivian Hickman of Monroe,
Wash, is spending brief time at the
Dodge en- route to New Hampshire for
the Pi lambda Theta Sorority Con-
vention, to which she is delegate.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Barrett Carter
sailed August 10 on the S. S. Califor
MIA for tour of the British Isles and
the continent. They will return to
the Capital the early part of October.
Mrs L. Marina McQuillin of Everett,
Wash, arrived last week and is at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Watts Of
Nicholsville, KY, are at the Mar
Unique.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Bicksler and Mrs. Mary Tavenner Of
the District Of Columbia Circle.
At the convention. award will be
made to Miss Emily Scanlan Of Port
land, Me, of the Daughters Of Isa-
bella scholarship to the National
School of Social Service, Washington,
D. c., and plans will be made for the
completion of the 100000 founda-
ton for the service school, which was
established at the last convention of
the Daughters Of Isabella.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
JELLEFF'S

Mimi" the clever designer at
JELLEFF'S. will create a t.idal
veil for you that will make your
looks q legend" They also have
q glorious collection Of the most
exquisite ready-made wells imagi-
nabie. Made-to-order wells from
$ls50 up. Ready-made wells are
$3.50, SIS. $3.50 and $1s.5o. The
bridesmaid will certainly engerder
the rowing eye Of any usher when
she wears one of JELLEFF'S
creations. Bridesmaids hats-to-
order in colors to match the
gown are IS, $3.50 and $3.50
.. and they've also a selection
Of sample hats from hisher-priced
stock. Mimi will see that all altera-
tions and designs are carried out
to the last detail. 1850 r ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" I TM-M-M. Your palate
80 will remember Bireley's
California ORANGE! 1t will prove
a delight to yourself, your guests
Evening star., 1935-08-18

ana the KldQleS.
Only 15c q quart
and delivered with
your milk any or
every morning by
the z M B A S S Y
DAIRY, INC. Made
of pure juice
slightly sweetened.
No artificial flavor
ing or preservative.
r 0ttlPd fresh
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natural wave. if you are having
trouble with "strsggly" ends in this
hot weather why not a per-
manent in the ends only. They'll
wind your hair from the ends up
so that it cao't help but fall
into a simple, easy-to-manage and
becoming coiffure. 1919 CONN.
AVE. Phone NAT. TITO.
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Mother Announces
Daughters Marriage

Mrs. George z. johnson announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Hope
Lucille, TO Mr.. John J. Evans. Monday,
August 5, 1885, in the Holy Name
Church in Washington, the Rev. John
W.. Dowling officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans are making their home In
Washington.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

-
CLEANERS and
DYERS so popu-
lar. It's you who
have found out
how much smart
er and fresher
t they m q K e
clothes look. It's
you who have
passed the word
around, Helene
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repeats-if you want clothes
cleaner, better, faster and safer
follow the crowd to the
PARKWAY" Work called for and
delivered. Everything covered BY
insurance. Vacation clothes always
delivered on time. SOLO CONN.
AVE. Phone CLEVELAND $500.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

time CLAM
eur that Is
d u e every
bride. II you
We "altar-
for motives"
and plan
to go through
the old ritual
Helene
knows that
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Washington's "Natur-
ally air-cooled"-out
of town dining spot.
Amazingly delicious
Sea Food Dinners
served daily and Sun
day from IL am.
Regular dinners. too,
and q Ia carte dishes.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Va . 90 "a W.
per m a nent, or
just a shampoo
and expert set
. and come
away looking and
feeling several
degrees cooler. If
you like your hair
smooth on top, If
Evening star., 1935-08-18

u = ~ ~ ~ -
SPRINGS HOTEL
... noted for its fine
mineral spring water,
served gratis to
guests its splen-
did golf course,
thoroughbred riding
horses, tennis courts,
swimming pool Z.
l.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

cA0 ~
citing noral pre-
sentations. Cut
flowers by the doz-
ems. Generous bas-
kets and boxes and
vase arrangements.
assembled with real
genius. Corsages.
And s t e a m S h i p
baskets. s pecial
RA--A~~ sf1- kr4AAR
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OF the Fine or
Commercial Courses. The school
reopens October lst. Day and
evening classes for adults and chill
dren. The Saturday Morning Class
for children. Stop by. 1747
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NAT. 1855.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

ONCi IAAC uccs
twinkling candles
at dusk and the
m ost heavenly
breeze sweeping
the 5-acre lawn.
Does frosted fruit
Juice topped with
lime sherbet and
sprig Of mint
Evening star., 1935-08-18

SALON had so
many requests
for her enticing
Special" on
p z r m q n e n t
waves t ha t
she is repeating
it for "One
week Only"
. offering
Evening star., 1935-08-18

daily. Also at Groceries and
Fountains-l5c quart-and in SC
bottles. AT. 0070.
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" WILT" says the sun!
''' w Il wilt not" you will
exclaim after you've spent the
hours lunching or dining at GRIF-
Evening star., 1935-08-18

babies and bread and butter" Of
ferings. Hospital ideas-and COM
binations to make q girl say yes"
Stop by and put in your order.
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&C OUCH POPULARITY IS
REALLY A RARITY"
=. and Jean Love Harris. manager
of PHILIPSBORN'S BEAUTY
Evening star., 1935-08-18
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SCHOOL real
lies that .
they teach "Art
for a Purpose"
T hey prepare
you to enter the
business world
equipped with a
fine art educa-i
ton in any
Il
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Frederick-and Nestle Permanent
Waves (actual $3.50 values)-at
only IS. Other Permanents. $3.50
and $40. Fourth Floor, 1lth st.
bet. r and @. NAT. 1888.
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6 GIVE YOUR HOSE A
"''o NEW LEASE ON LIFE
take them for repairs 70 the
SOUTHERN STELOS COMPANY
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Tie f1dWdIIdII MU-
sical Cocktail boys play nightly
and q 7-piece band on Saturday
nights. 3 miles from the Dist.
Line on Marlboro Pike in Md.
HILLSIDE 01l2.
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6 A LIFE WITHOUT A
80 = PURPOSE Is like a
ship without O rudder." And be-
cause the FELIX MAHONY ART
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Max loves 7-piece orchestra at
Luncheon and Dinner. A mere 1874
mile drive from Washington
brings you to this cool retreat that
calls for many blankets at night.
The food is delicious. The rates
tempting. Only IS and Sc, Ameri-
can Plan. Under management Of
Gardiner Moore of Shoreham
Hotel. Ask for Bedford Springs
Reservation Clerk-ADAMS c700.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Serves so Years in Choir.

Bell Kempton. aged u. has Just
completed so years as chorister At st.
Georges Chapel. Windsor Castle, Eng
land.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Ing, teaing or dining in the breeze
swept. old-fashioned gardens ad-
joining this lovely teahouse. Cool
salads and cold plates an in
finite variety. Parties arranged.
goth and r SITS. NORTH 1918.
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i" A THRILLING SHOW"
admission free.
Everybody welcome. GUIDES are
in the show business. too con-
stantly apinc eY.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

ton o n shoe
prices to make
these values
as tempting
and sure-hre
as oss ible.
All remaining
Saks Fifth
Avenue Shoes
(broken sizes,
of collrSel
Evening star., 1935-08-18

r o Y A L
will equip
q % n e,
r o o m
home" that
Will be
cleverlyde-
ceptive -
an attract
guA lfxf,-~
Evening star., 1935-08-18
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Sc DE H Al re ON D l.
'''D TONED" at
GABRIEL'S. Have one Of the very
young short Summer haircuts
Evening star., 1935-08-18
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" EAIR AND COOLER"
- l. at the BROOK
FARM TEA HOUSE Just 20
minutes from town. Tables dotted
Evening star., 1935-08-18

sound appealing? And chicken
aspic and wooden salad bowls Of
Jumbo shrimp? "A stones throw"
from Chevy Chase Circle-6501
BROOKvILLE RID. WIS. 1856.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

4" WHEN A GIRL MAR
RIES" lit may be
only once) .. she wants her bridal
veil to have that "once-in-a-life-
Evening star., 1935-08-18

PARROT .
which speaks
for itself"
You'll feel as
cool as the
proverbial Gu
cumber when
You 20 lunch
Evening star., 1935-08-18

room by day-a comfortable bed
room by night. During their amaz-
ing furniture sale--on the 4th
fioor-they will furnish such a
room at the special sale price of
500. The furnishings include-a
studio couch, a comfortable lounge
chair, an occasional chair. a desk,
a rug, an end table. a coffee table
and two lamps-s100.
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U THE SBAD OF
AMERICA" nesting
in the foothills of the Allegheny
Mountains is the pictur esque
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" WHILE THE SUN SHINES
BRIGHT the siori-
ously air-conditioned HOTEL
HAMILTON will help you give the
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CONFIDENCE Is

6 CONFIDENCE IS THE
80 MPANION OF
SUCCESS" It's your opinion that
makes the cleaning service of the
Evening star., 1935-08-18

snags do the "disap-
pearing act" Truly.
the spot that marked
the run Is not visible
to the naked eye! It
costs 50 little, too. Only
l5c for the first (short)
thread run: 20c for the
first (long) thread run.
Sc for each additional
thread run. Small jobs
you wait. So gather
hile ye may ana
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Evening star., 1935-08-18

for sass. And $50 pairs Of White
and Colored shoes at 1886 and
$4.s5. In the $4.95 group-there
are plenty Of black. blue and brown
shoes to help you start your Fall
wardrobe! Hurry! 1oI5 CONN. AVE.
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" RUBBLING OVER WITH
GOOD SPIRITS" .
are the delicious Pickup" drinks
served you when you lunch or
dine at the