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WANTED-AUToMOBILEs.
EQUITY wanted for Plymouth or Chevrolet
1895. Phone Mills, Atlantic O3l9.

EQUITY wanted for Plymouth or Chevrolet
1885. Phone Mills. Atlantic O313.
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
II car is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or if not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900.
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
FORD H dump A B. Mack, G. M C.. g.
cyl Autocar; tires. panel. crane. trucks.
2l26 24th pl. ne. 19'
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driven but 3 500 miles by company execu-
tive; Sl25 down. balance $40 mo. JACK
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PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan: black nm
lSh and driven only 900 miles 500: S95
down balance S99 mo. JACK PRY INC,
SJ.1 Ceorgla ave
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PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan: orieinal
gun-metal finish: Al condition bargain al
$3.50: So down, JACK PRY. INC. 444I
Conn Ave Branch
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FORD 1884 VS. Fordor sedan; original
green factory finish is perfect. tires like
a cleaner one in town and compare our
price of only S39o;. Pohanka Service,
11oE onth 81 u " Phnne District N141
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PLYMOUTH de luxe coupe 1885: run less
than 1000 miles; sacrifice for quick sale.
Terms If desired. No dealers. Mr..
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FORD 1881 de luxe roadster; new motor,
clean finish, leather upholstered through
out: rumble seat: excellent tires; a stand
our our Famous FE Blue Ribbon Gu Guasantee. Tris Tfs
angle Ford Dealers No. . N. Y. ave. NV.
Natinnal .InSo Omen evenings.
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

A NEW TWO-FAN1ILY APARTMENT NEAR
Eastern High School Splendid Investment.
CALL MR.. THOMAS. NATIONAL $500 OR
ADAMS 9131.
e-FAMILY APT NORTHWEST LOCATION.
Just completed and rented: very low price.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
No Brokers Phone Emerson 5i44
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FORD 1894 de luxe 2-door sedan. SAT-;
beautiful maroon finish: exceptionally fine
shape: good tires. heater: ready for Winter
driving: privately owned and driven. 5o3S
Conn. ave.
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CORNER APARTMENT.

Near Walter Reed Hospital Walk-up
bldg; contains 10 units; fine residential
section: no vacancies; rented dow for
approx. 5000 per year: can be purchased
on terms for about ; times annual rent:
will return % per cent on cash required
to purchase equity; owner will take clear
DREW. Metro. "s"7. F ELIOT MIDDLE
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PLYMOUTH 1885 touring 4-door sedan;
driven slightly over 5000 miles. Here's a
car that looks good as the. day 1t came
out OF he show room; finished In beauti-
ful steel gray: a spectacular value at S645.
SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th st. W
Phone Decatur 1900
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK 1884 sedan model 34-61 Victor
S. Myers. University lane. College Park,
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.


BUILDER WILL ACCEPT TRADE OF
home near Woodrow Wilson High School
Eight lovely rooms, two baths. finished
attic insulated with rock wool. Beautiful
recreation room oil heat large lot, at
tached brick garage, electric, health kitch;
en-: screened. weather stripped. furred
walls. Address Box 123-S, Star offce.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
12 Rooms Batls--In Forest Hills.
Trade subject to one trust for 4-family
mats or other investment property.
TRADE EQUITY IN
Two. new. detached, brick houses. good
northwest section for clear lots Houses
have 6 rooms. . baths, ami.
TRADE CLEAR
T-room detached house. 18th st. Heights.
for Colonial homo of o rooms Or more
with large lot. Must be well located. Will
ASSUME REASONABLE FIRST TRUST.
HOWENSTEIN
- REALTY CORP,
1406 II st. NV. Dist. 1877.
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PONTIAC 1924 touring 4-ooor sedan: in
excellent shape throughout. You can shop
the town without DUPLICATING this value
a. CT anywhere near Its special price OF
Ssh. SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920 14th st
NV Phone Decatur 1900
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PONTIAC 1898 sedan: motor paint tires
low price al S435. Wisconsin Motors, Inc.
29th ana NJ Sts. NV.
PONTIAC 1894 @-door touring sedan,
practically new in every respect Trade
and terms Columbia Motor Sales, Inc,
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FORD 1895 de luxe Tudor sedan; Cordoba
gray finish. custom Ford Philco 7-tube
proof glass throughout; driven very little
and is absolutely like brand-new: only
S125 down and S25 month with real pro-
tective guarantee. Triangle Ford Dealers.
No. . N. Y. ave. NV. National 39S". Open
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FORD 1885 VS. Tudor. Forced to leave
city will sell my equity for only $125.
Call Met. 5492 between and 10 pm.
FORD 1885 de luxe 4-door sedan; never
driven, new car; special price. 5O39 Conn.
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green paint. This Blue Tag special is
q real bargain Terms can be arranged
Tor any car that runs on Blue TAG" spe
clals. Trade today. Nolan, 111I 18th
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FORD 1892 VS. Tudor sedan: late-type
motor. finish and tires like new. carefully
driven 5000. Call Owner. Columbia 61S6-M.
FORD 1884 Tudor sedan; ARABIAN sand
coyers protect a clean interior; fine VS.
motor: excellent tires: low mileage; only
sos down. S25 monthly. with 80 days
free service plus our Famous Blue Ribbon
N Y. ave. NV. National 1882. Open eve
,{pn
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Women's Press Club
Annual Stunt Party

Mrs. Roosevelt has accepted the In
vitation Of the Women's National Press
Club to attend its stunt party dinner
again this year. The party will be
given this season Monday night,
March 2. at the Willard Hotel. This
annual frolic at the Willard, given by
and for women only, Is attended by
more than 800 guests, including many
who have achieved distinction in widely
varying fields. With all present, these
guests Of honor, however distinguished,
may be and often are depicted in an
after-dinner program Of skits. tableaux
and other dramatic portrayals reflect
ing and satirizing current events
And they relish and applaud the stunts
in which they are featured with even
more delighted appreciation than
others in which the members of the
club make unf1inching fun of them
selves and their own part in the pass
ing show.
This one annual frolic and the
guest luncheons held Tuesdays at the
Willard, are the only activities Of the
Womens National Press Club. Organ
lied ID years ago for the better mutual
acquaintance and pleasure of its
members, the club now numbers 100
resident and rs nonresident press and
publicity writer's, and IL inactive
members who may at any time become
active members. whenever their work
gives them proper qualifications. 1t
has no honorary and no associate
members.
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Town Hall Opens
Season This Evening

The Town Hall of Washington be-
gins its second season this evening at
the Shoreham Hotel at 8 o'clock. when
the distinguished commentator on
world affairs. Mr.. Frank H. Simonds,
will speak on Should America Stay
at Home"
Mr.. Frank B. Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Heurich, Mrs. Gilbert N
Hitchcock and Mrs. Helen Howell
MOorhead are among the new main
tenance members of the Town Hail.
Other subscribers who are expected to
be present tonight are the Secretary
OF Commerce and Mrs. Roper, the
Minister of Hungary and Nine.
Pelenyi, the Minister of Colombia
and Sonora de Lopez, the charge
d'affaires of Poland and Mime. So
kolowska, the Undersecretary of State
and Mrs. Williom Phillips, the COM
mercia counselor of the British En-
bassy and Mrs. Chslkley, the former
Governor of Virginia and Mrs. John
Garland Pollard, Capt. and Mrs. w.
H. Bell. Admiral and Mrs. Hilary
Jones. Mrs. Lucille Mcmillan, Miss
Mabel Boardman, Miss Annabel Mat
thews, DR.. and Mrs. Blair Banister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Phelps Dodge,
Mrs. Gibson Fahnsstock, Miss Bessie
Kibbey, Mrs. Thomas H. C. Reed, Mr..
George Bond Cochran, Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
G. Moulton. Miss Sybil Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Warren. Mr.. Roger
Gaucheron. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Maurice Morris. DR.. and Mrs. Loren
johnson, Canon and Mrs. Albert
Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lamotte Belin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barkeley Simmons, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Brooke Lee, Mr.. Wayne
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St. AIMS Church
Card Party and Dance

A card party and dance for the bene-
fit of st. AIMS Church will be given
at the Willard Hotel Tuesday evening.
The event Is under the direction of the
General Committee, which consists of
the following: Mrs. Charles P. L.
Moran, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
John B. Barnes, Mrs. Rosa Downing,
Mrs. Cecil Gibson, Mrs. John l.. du
Fief, Mrs. George Gaus, Mrs. Paul B.
Holmes, Miss Mary Judge, Miss
Florence Judge, Mrs. Francis Kane,
Mrs. Edward p. Kern, Mrs. Casimir
Leibell. Mrs. Eldridge Loveless, Mrs.
Thomas J. Mangan, jr.; Mrs. Leon A.
Martel, Mrs. Frank M. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. William Miller. Mrs. Leo Nolan.
Mrs. Leo Pope, Mrs John Reckert. Mrs.
Fred Sanderson, Mrs. William B. Shaw,
Mrs. L. P. Shredder, Mrs. John ].
Slattery, Miss Virginia Stack. Mrs.
William F. Troy and Mrs. Welsh.
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Goats at pre-Thanksgiving
Special price of s18.95. Imagine
that! A casual swagger or belted
f1eecy tweed coat-lined in fur.
It's only while they last (and they
won't last long, that you'll get one
for $685.. Just the thing for foot
ball games or school or
business. Browns, greys, green's,
rust, blues. Sizes IL to 20. Hurry
in early tomorrow. 1910 F ST.
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University Club
THANKSGIVING PARTY

Thanksgiving will be celebrated by
members of the University Club and
their guests Wednesday evening, when
the Dance Committee will sponsor its
second dinner dance of the season.
A reception will be held in the ball
room preceding the dinner dance.
MIR. William H. Courtney, chairman n
of the Dance Committee, is in charge
of the decorations and other arrange
ments of the evening
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c. Williams, Comdr. and Mrs. o. M.
Hustvedt, Comdr. and Mrs. Wellbrock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Hufty. Mrs. Edward
st. John Greble, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Neumeyer, Mrs. James M. Helm, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward r. FinkenStaedt, Mr..
and Mrs. William Jennings Price, Mrs.
Robert S. Brookings. Mr. Thomas w.
Sidwell, Capt. and Mrs. John H. Glib
bons, Mrs. Samuel G. Blythe, Baroness
Won Below, Mrs. Daniel c. Stapleton,
MIR. and Mrs. Avery Goonley. Mrs.
Lynn F. Talley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers and Mrs Edgar Jadwin
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Aquascutum coats the highest
honor possible for a fashion and
quality. BY Appointment" crest
means they are worn and approved
by Royalty. These London made
Aquascutum coats at SALTz
BROTHERS are of a loose swagger
type-and can be worn belted, with
belt inside, or no belt at all. Deep
flared cuffs, large stitched patch
pockets. Deep notched collar and
lapel that can be worn in military
m amer. Genuine Rhinoceros
horn buttons. In soft Camel hair
shade and Havana brown. Very
special at $65. Other Harris
Tweed" and Camel hair coats s35
to s45. And stunning Cashmere
suits at $3.50. Women's depart
ment, 1341 r ST.
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the Woodberry Forest Episcopal High
School foot ball game yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Robinson of
San Marino, Calf, have arrived at the
Shoreham for few days visit, after
spending some time in New York.
Mr.. E. A. Logan of Moorestown, N.
j., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Edgar
Logan, at the Fairfax.
Mrs, S. Westray Battle of Asheville,
N. c., is spending some time at the
Carlton. Mrs. Battle is a member of
the National Society of the Colonial
Danes of America.
Mrs. Emil A. Gathmann of Cations
vile, Md, formerly of Washington
where she has large circle of friends,
has recovered from a serious illness
and is in her home at Catonsville.
Mrs. Wall to Spend
Winter in California.
Mrs. w Alden Wall of Washington
has recently arrived by motor in Los
Angeles, Calf, where she will spend
the Winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Lloyd H. Diffenderfer of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Spilsbury Of Los
Angeles, Calf, who we're at the Shore
ham last Winter, have arrived and are
again at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram E. Whitman
of Atlantic City, are at the Dodge for
a weeks stay.
Miss Dorethea Tooley of New York
is visiting friends in Washington and
Is stopping at the Fairfax.
Miss Janet Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Earl A. Brown, of 1900 Glen
Ross road will return from her studies
at Elnira, College, N. Y, to spend
Thanksgiving with her parents. Miss
Brown was recently elected president
Of the freshman class at the college.
Sonora Helen Lindner de Gomez,
wife of DR.. Alfonso Gomez of CANA
gueZ, Cuba, is spending the Winter
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Lindner.
Mrs. William P. Cagney Of Evans
ton, Ill, is at the Shoreham for a
few days, having come for the home
coming foot ball game at George
town University, where her son. Mr..
Frank Cagney, is senior. Mr..
Cagney is editor of the Hoya,
the schools weekly publication. His
brother, Mr.. William Cagney, who was
graduated from Georgetown Univer-
sity in June, accompanied his mother
to Washington.
Mrs. David E. Brown of Montreal,
who arrived Friday, November Is, to
attend the wedding of Miss Clara
H. Smith, will remain in the Capt.
tai as the guest of Miss F. Townsend
until after Thanksgiving.
Mr. Fred Taylor Wilson, who has
been in Chicago for several months,
will return to Washington for the
Thanksgiving holidays. He will be
joined here by his son, Mr.. Fred Tai
bott Wilson of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin P. Grant of
New York City, have arrived at the
Shoreham to pass three or four days.
They came for the christening of
Mrs. Grants grandson, Henry Shoe
maker Gardner, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Garnder of this CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Train of
Utica, N. Y, are at the Carlton over
the week end, accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Train, and
Miss Judy Ogden.
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to show it. The hood buttons-on,
is easily detached and also forms
a beautiful cowl collar when thrown
back. 1t fits into a matching
pouch that has an inner compart-
ment for rubbers-and will keep
your pocketbook dry when you are
wearing the cape. Complete for
only Sl0.95. Twill make an ideal
Christmas gift. RALEIGH HAB-
ERDASHER, 1910 F ST.
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nome address or
personal monogram for as
low as 81. Or a gift of Visiting
Cards and engraved plate :.
for as low as s2.75. Ora gift
OF more enduring worth one
that will be pleasure to the
Whole family an emblazoned
family Coat Of Arms, hand painted,
including frame for SIS. You
can check of many names from
your list with these gift sugges-
tions that will have an added
sentimental value coming from
BREWOOD. GIL TWELFTH ST.
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lts DOW crisp
air, foot all
games. parties
g a or Ell TIL e
striking beauty
of the Orchid
will enhance
You, your gown,
your party. The
Orchid has no
substitute no
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a n.R.a

women who realize that the way
she treats and wears her hair
denotes her age. Get your hair
arranged for the forthcoming hol-
iday parties adapted to carry
out the motif of your gown. 1919
CONN. AVE. Phone NAT. ITO.
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S A l. I q BROTH
ERS for the very
same fashions. Just
touch those incred-
IDLY soft Cashmere
CO a S and you
know at once they
are made Of the
finest fabrics OBJ
tainable. No won"
der England has
beStOW ed uDOn
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your hedd In MS
hands and
you'll be assured
the ultimate in
an exquisite, soft.
wide permanent
wave and hair
arrangement. His
skill in hair tint
ing is a blessing
tn fhnSe clever
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ROYAL, that are per-
feet to wear to the
home-Thanksgiving din
ner, for tea dancing,
and so on! Smart and
expensive looking :.
yet priced at only $10.e5.
Try one on . see the
beautiful details, the
rich fabric and the
clever shirtfrock styles
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imitator. 1t Is uniquely and in
dubitably the preferred personal
adornment. And GUIDE BROTH
ERS have the loveliest selection
of them Helene has ever seen.
Place your order tomorrow. Flow
ers fresh cut twice daily. 1924
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
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Z n N n " n L
CLEANERS. ANY,
thing can conf
IDENTIFY be entrusted
to their care
ur d e Ii C a t e,
fragile evening
gowns your
practical business
clothes your
Ia~l usA.w~ - H.
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on them. P. S. This offer is made
only TO help you buy NEW hosiery.
Old stockings accepted under plan
are not for resale. 1013 CONN.
AVE. Ills G ST, 1919 H ST, 7l3
l4th ST. and 3036 l4th ST.
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" III ! ISANSGo
E T FIR A N C z S
will lend you the
delicate. fra gile
lovelin e S S of a
nymph. Each of
the exquisite mod
els some with
thousands Of pleats
others W it h
clouds of drapery.
nrO1 al fochiOpS
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NHTlSlIIlaS! why
not make your
gifts? Handmade
gifts are always
acceptable - and
add charm to the
home. THE EN-
B r o IDE r Y
SHOP has the
loveliest apes
tries. Suitable
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want something
personal and
different and
S m art
Helene has some
suggestions for
you! How about
a gift of fine
stationery - i'm
print ed with
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Just take 1t to
j E L L E F F. S
CASUAL SHOP"
at 1921 CONN.
AVE . where
they're conduct
ing a practical
work shop. When
ever you desire
an additional
curl to YOUR brim
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Tops" a pure
dye-silk Crepe
de Chine Rain
cape. with a de-
tachable hood,
It's something
new in WASH
ington-and the
r A L E I G H
H A BERDASH-
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ALIER &
BUCKLEY
In Antique
B a de.
Helene has
i | lustrated
two styles
both
W h ex-
d ems / We
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dinner. You'll
show some real
taste = sense"
If you make
your reserva-
tions at THE
P A r r o T,
which Speaks
for ITSELF" A
delicious Tur-
key dinner with
III 49, G..s.A-
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-. a band altered your hat
reblocked, their clever milliners will
do it exactly to specifications. Minor
adjustments are from 81 up. So
gather up last years hats-and
have them remodeled into exciting
new styles. Or they can design a
new one in felt. tweed or velvet.
Only at JELLEFF'S CASUAL
SHOP" 1921 CONN. AVE.
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Gift" this
year. 1t costs
J so little. A
! course to the
&C ldren's
S a t u d a Y
Iorn Class" at
he FELL x
ART
CHOOL will
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nickel. But this
precious notice
is worth dollars
to you. Cut it
out. Treasure it
Buy from it. 1t
tells you that
the RALEIGH
HABER DASH
ER have a group
of Fur Lined
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gowns and wraps start in
price from $15.95. FRANCES EFT
FRANCES, 1915 CONN. AVE.
%~%>>%~~>~%~
E HELENE PRESENTS
BETTY VAN
LUVEN," a very charming and
clever young wcman-who conducts
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a Personal Service
at no charge
to you! Let her do
your c hris t m a {
S h hoppin Shit
knows where to
find whatever
Y o u va n t.
Gowns, access
Sories. or COM v.~
plete ward-
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at the MAYFLOWER LOUNGE
to Sidney's swank music
ing" Trek 'loungeward" each day
for their delicious "Snacks" D.. and
for their social institution-cock-
tail hour" Dancing from 4:45 until
6:45 and after 10 pm. Phone
Teddy" for reservations. Dist.
5000.
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ouCA LAllIlSS dS eat
ing and sleeping
and working. But
the real Joy of life
Springs from the
a C C o m p a n y
ing pleasures.
Therefore, you'll
revel in the mo-
ments you spend
Supper Dancing"
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house - dash over
to the closest one
of the Z FANNIE
M A Y c A N DY
SHOPS a n d
get a box of those
delicious, HON E.
made FA N N I e
II A Y CANDIES
made fres h
daily, right here in
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robes. Furniture. Gifts. Phone
her your needs-she will do your
errands-gratis. 1921 AShmead PL.
NV. Phone Pot. 2477.
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" IN THE ST. NICK
OF TIME you'll
be If you select your Christmas
gifts now from BREWOOD. II YOU
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rhinestone fastenings and the
most beautiful innards imaginable.
The one on the left is $40. The
other $22.50. 1141 CONN. AVE.
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g T EFT 1T RAIN LET IT
POUR" Winter del
uges will hold no terror for smart
young persons uipped with
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&c THE ARTIST IN HIM
:. should be brought
out in your young offspring! Give
him an art Educational Christmas
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all the nxlngS served to you
near open. log-burning fires
for only $150. The entire family
will @joy the change and the
marvellous foods. goth and r Sts.
Phone NO. se1s.
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" HERE'S THE THREAD
OF A SMART
STORY" for those Of you who
are wondering what to give for
Evening star., 1935-11-24

I" STAGGERING COATS
AT A STAGGERING
PRICE!" Yes ma lam. The Sunday
Star costs you only a meager
Evening star., 1935-11-24
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A" MY! MYl What an in
teresting headline"
It's a new permanent and hair
dress from GABRIEL. Just put
Evening star., 1935-11-24

THE BRIGHTER SIDE

" 1IG D1N4O1I I XIV '0AA1A1
OF LIFE" appears
in the new two-toned irridescent
MatelaSse frocks at the PALA1S
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Talking TURKEY

I" TALKING TURKEY -.
''' l. aren't you?" TIL a t
means the usual yearly problem Of
where to 60 for your Thanksgiving
Evening star., 1935-11-24
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H ICHES IN YOUR
HANDS bags of
fabulous richness are being shown
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with short cap sleeves. Jeweled
buttons. Beautiful Chinese colorS.
Third floor.
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you'll gain clothes that still
have tremendous wearing possi-
bilities. Tnweaving is not visible to
nakedA eye. 6l3 TWELFTH ST.
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FAhhW AZ
CLEANERS

habits. They'll be returned fresher
than when new. And you can be
certain that you will get them at
the appointed time. Everything
is covered by insurance. Work Is
called for and delivered. And il
you've opened an account-you can
say Charge It." SOLO CONN.
AVE. Phone CL. $500.
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g 7 ONDON GOES TO
AQUASCUTUM. LTD.
. for their smart Cashmere
sports coats" Washington goes to
Evening star., 1935-11-24

throw away your old SIX
stockings NORBUD
will pay you 10c a pair
for them on every
new pair you purchase.
1t doesn't matter where
you bought them. Rinse
them-and take them to
---. any one of the
bh0OO NORBUD SHOPS
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b e e n ruined
by cuts. tears,
C / 9 a r G t t e
b u 7 ms, or
snags In
woven--at the
s o u TFIERN
s T e L o s
@0ARn n ~ ~
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U AN ORCHID TO YOU"
-. on Thanksgiving
Day :. will bring you true joy.
The Autumn social season makes
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d" WREN FRIENDLY
KNUCKLES" come
tap, tap, tapping" at your door
and you haven't a thing in the
Evening star., 1935-11-24
EMBROIDERY

for chair seats. pillows, footstools
and piano benches. They'll make
ideal Christmas gifts. Priced from
$3.50 up. S29 1lth ST. NV.
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Washington. 60c a pound. Or a
2-pound box for s100. Approx
mately 80 pieces in a pound box
and 60 pieces in 2-pound box.
Don't forget box for Thanksgiv-
ing. 1910 E ST. NV, 1905 l4th
ST. NV, 1854 F ST. NV.
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." NOTHING vENTuRED.
NOTHING GAINED"
and If you venture to have those
still wearable garments that have
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to him later in life and will
give the proper foundation in
whatever phase of Art he plans to
use professionally. Stop by school
for information. l747 RHODE
ISLAND AVE. Phone NAT. 1855.
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ELOAT THROUGH THE
NIGHT IN CLOUDS
OF CHIFFON" The drifting
grace Of a chiffon dance frock
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ADVERTISEMENT

/" WHERE DID YOU GET
THAT HAT?" No,
you simply cannot get by wearing
an outmoded hat any longer!
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" COUNT AMONG LIES
BLESSINGS" the
blessings of this life are mainly
little things" True, man lives by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-10

Kingan's Reliahle
: 10 and u u Lii Avg
Shank Half or Whole
Center Cuts. Lib. Ssc