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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
PAGE FIVE

to Johnstown on Sunday after weeks
visit here with Mr. Mines parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Nine. Ronald and Betty
Nine remained here with their grand
parents.
Dolly and Freda Lewis were Sun
day visitors with Mrs. Sam Bahkman.
Miss Grace Barkman, who has en-
ployment at Pleasant Valley, spent
the weekend here with her parents.
Mrs. Luther Nine was hostess to the
Gortner Sewing Circle on Tuesday
of this week. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Harry Beeghley with a pic
ME lunch. Those present with Mrs.
Nine were Mrs. Anna Bittinger, Mrs.
Emma Sisk, Mrs. Florence Killius, Mrs.
Elizabeth Swartzentruber, Mrs. Mar
garet Weleh, Mrs. Minnie White, Mrs.
Daisy burst, Mrs. Emma Barkman,
Mrs. Verna Lichty, Mrs. Lena Slabach,
! Effie Sims, Anna WEIGH, Anna burst,
Frances Crisis, Helen White, Betty
Nine, Vida burst, Mary Lichty. Visit
ors were Mrs. Nettie Miller, Iowa City,
Iowa, and Miss Mary Pickerel, Clarks-
burg, West Va. .+-. ...-. ...t
Mrs. Miller was the former Miss
Nettie Breuninger and Miss Pickerel
was a school teacher at Cherry Greek
number of years ago. ......, ..a. -. .
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sims. gave their
daughter Miss Carrie Sims surprise
birthday party on Saturday evening,
August 8. Those present We're Misses
Dolly Lewis, Frances Cress, Freda
Sanders, Ilene Lantz,- Marguerite For
man, Jessie Sims, Grace and. Crystal
Barkman, Lillian Taylor, Martha and
! Naomi Bowman, Betty Nine. and the
honoree, Miss Carrie Sims; Messrs.
Amos and Kenneth Lantz, Carl Peter
son, Conrad Barkman, Billy Dewitt,
Willard Hauser, Arthur Fulk, Harry
Cannon, Clarence Taylor, Ronald
Nine, Joe and James McRobie, Junior
and Gerald Biser; MIR. and Mrs. Nor
gan F'ulk, Mrs. L. C. Nine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Soldiers and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert Nine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Sims. Refreshments were served
the guests. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Sellers and
daughter of BroOkside and Miss Jes-
sic Sims, of Aurora, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sims.
Mrs. Joy Griffith is i'll at this time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
MRS. CATHERINE FRICKEY

Mrs. Catherine Frickey, of Accident,
widow of Willard Frickey, late of the
Bittinger community, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Alexan-
der, in Accident, on Saturday, August
3. Funeral services were conducted
on Monday from the Lutheran church
in Accident, the Rev. George M. Kun
KEEL, pastor, with interment in the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Frickey was a native of the
Bittinger community and had resided
with her daughter in Accident follow
ing the death of her husband several
years ago. Besides Mrs. Alexander
she is survived by four other daugh-
tiers and three sons, and by three
brothers and two sisters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
EVANSVILLE

Miss Ida Engle and Miss Elizabeth
Yost left Grantsville Sunday to spend
two weeks with friends in Chicago.
j. A. Beachy, Webster, Minnesota,
is here as guest of his brothers, Joel,
Edward and C. A. Beachy.
Mrs. Addie P. Rittenhouse, Oman
cock, Va, and Robert Rittenhouse, of
Baltimore, are here as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Spoerlein.
Rev. and Mrs. George A. Roger, of
Greenford, O., and Mrs. Mabel Judd
and daughter, of Cleveland, o., were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Livengood. Rev. Roger was at one
time engaged in Lutheran ministerial
work in Garrett county and is now re-
tired from active work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hess Winterberg, Lam
caster, Pa, visited the formers father,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
State All Club Camp Scheduled
For College Park, August S-13

More than $50 boys and girls from
practically every county in Mary
land are expected to attend the sew
enteenth annual All club week to be
held at the University of Maryland on
August 8 to 10. E. G. jenkins and Miss
Dorothy Emerson, boys and girls
club agents, will be in charge.
Misses Della Jane Johnson, Noun
tain Lake Park, and Miss May DiGuis-
tino, Kitzmiller, will attend from Gar
rett county, Miss Margaret K. Bur-
tbs, county home demonstration agent,
has announced. Other All Club mem
bers may also decide to attend the
gathering.
0..b,or;bo for Tho Rnnuh1ipqn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
Children Taken To Hospitals

Five children, through the local
health department, have been taken
to Claiborne Preventorium on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland where they
will remain for several weeks. The
children are Lena Davis, bessie Davis,
Madylan Shillingburg, Andrew Shill-
ingburg and Beryl Kitzmiller. All the
children are underweight and have
been in, close contact with persons
who have had tuberculosis.
Fannie Wiley, Bittinger, and Mar
tina Cerne, Steyer, have been taken to
the Children's Hospital School Balti-
more, where they will receive ortho-
pedic treatment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
GEORGE WILLIAM runner

George William Runner, IA, died last
Thursday night at Keyser, W. Va,
after an illness of four months. He
is survived by his wife, one son, one
daughter, five brothers and three sis
tiers. Among the brothers and sisters
are Jesse Runner, Brookside; S. F.
Runner, Eglon; Job and Jacob Runner,
Crellin; Mrs. Matilda O'Haver, near
Oakland.
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
DIED
ALVIN RODAMER

Funeral services for Alvin Rodamer,
son of the late Cyrus Rodamer, who
died Thursday at his home at Springs,
Pa, were held Saturday from the
Springs Mennonite church, Rev. Roy
Otto, pastor, officiating. Interment
was in the Springs cemetery.
Surviving are three sons and three
daughters. Two brothers, Stewart and
Milton Rodamer, of Grantsville, also
survive.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
MRS. ]. w. WHITE

Mrs. J. w. White, of Brownsville,
Pa, summer resident along Deep Creek
Lake, died Sunday afternoon at her
cottage, located on Route 81, just south
of Deep Creek bridge. The body was
removed to her late home in Browns
Vile, where funeral services were con-
Quoted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
LEONARD SCHELL

Leonard Schell, SO, of East Fair
mont, w. Va, died Sunday in the home
of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Schell, following an i'll
ness Of a complication of diseases.
|. His wife has been dead for a num-
Der of years. There are two children,
Roy and Fife Schell. The family for
merly lived at Mountain Lake Park
but had resided at Fairmont for some
time. T..
Funeral services were conducted on
Tuesday afternoon with interment be-
ing made in the Wonderly cemetery,
near Mountain Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08
MICHAEL M'ANDREWS

Michael McAndrews, II, unmarried,
resident of the New Germany COM
munity, died Tuesday morning in Min
ers' Hospital, Frostburg, where he had
been patient several months. He
lis survived by one brother, Peter P.
McAndrews, of the New Germany sec
ton
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-08-08

last week. Mrs. Zimmerman had been
Park visitor for several years and
until a few weeks ago had been a
guest at Colonial Cottage. She is sur
vived by her husband and one daughter
Evening star., 1935-10-27

luck size 3 30 CIEVtE ~
e designing and creating.
She has charmed more
= ! ! ] ] .: ! :: !: : { ! ] !: ! ] ! ]
Ma smart gals with her
E originality and giddy
talent -. and they're
adopting her creations
o. eagerly. You'll also
~ find smooth "one-of-a
eaxExwIG kind" (Ready to Don)
wearables In her
GREENWICH GOWN SHOP.
Prices begin at $9.s5. On 4th
door ut 1877 ? ST.
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gree from Catholic University and the
degree of doctor Of medicine from
Georgetown University. He was re-
Gently appointed first lieutenant. Med
ical Corps Reserve, U. s. A., and as
signed to active duty at the Civilian
Conservation Corps.
Miss Alice Vassar Hurlbert, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vassar Hurlbert
of Mobile. Ala, and Mr.. Lester S.
Dame of Chevy Chase, Md. son Of
Mrs. Clarence Dame Of Chevy Chase,
we're married Saturday afternoon,
October 10, at o'clock in the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. Frank Fuller,
in Chevy Chase, Md. The Rev. Clark
of the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Aphea Morris, sister of the
bride, sang several solos, accompanied
at the organ by Mr. Woodward. The
improvised altar was decorated with
chrysanthemums and Fall flowers,
Autumn leaves, palms and ferns.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore a white
velvet gown fashioned on princess
lines and tule' veil fastened to q
tiara of pearls She carried a bou-
quet Of white roses and lilies Of the
valley.
Miss Mildred Davidson was maid
Of honor, wearing vogue satin gown
and turban of silver. She carried
a bouquet of bronze chrysanthemums
tied with bronze and gold satin bow
Miss Anne Wright and Miss Peggy
Conner, sorority sisters Of the bride,
the former wearing a peach beige
satin gown with silver turban, and
the latter in an emerald-green satin
gown and q silver turban, attended
her. Both carried bouquets like that
of the maid of honor.
Mr.. Ray Dame, brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man and
Miss Catherine Crump assisted Mrs.
Fuller in seating the guests for the
ceremony. Miss Crump wore dark
green velvet ensemble and Mrs. Fuller
was in gown of fiowered chiffon.
A reception followed the ceremony
and in the dining room the table was
decorated with white flowers.
Mrs. Hurlbert, mother of the bride,
wore a wine-color velvet gown and q
cluster Of gardenias, and Mrs. Dame
wore green crepe gown and cluster
OF gardenias. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
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Dame left on wedding trip to
Chicago, ILL.,, the latter wearing a
blue cashmere dress with brown ac-
cessories and a brown tweed sport
coat. They will make their home
after November Is at 45l3 Stanford
street, Chevy Chase. Md.
Attending the wedding from out of
town were Mrs. Aphea Morris and
Mrs. Vassar Hurlbert of Mobile, Ala.
Mrs. Dame is a member of Sigma
Phi Gamma International Sorority,
Delta Sigma Chapter. Mr.. Dame Is
a graduate of the University of Vir-
ginia and Mercersburg Academy and
is member of Sigma Nu Fraternity.
The wedding of Miss Marguerite
Anna Rausch, daughter of Mr. Ed
ward Rausch, and Mr. Charles R.
Trainor, son of Mrs. Robert L. Trainor
Of Washington, took place in the Lu-
theran Church of the Reformation at
z o'clock the evening of october 5, the
Rev. Oscar F. Blackwelder officiating.
The brides gown was white lace
over satin made in redingote effect
with as-lace train and Queen Anne
collar: Her veil of tulle was held in
place by q halo Of lace caught with
orange blossoms. She carried a bou-
(See WEDDINGS. Page 81
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Club Party Aided
By Mrs. Roosevelt

Mrs. Roosevelt heads the group Of
sponsors for the annual card party
and style show to be given Saturday,
November g.. by the District of Colum-
bia Federation of Women's Clubs, for
which Mrs. Cabot Stevens is chair
man of sponsors. Other sponsors in
clude Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs. Henry
Morgenthau, .jr.; Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson, Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, Mrs.
Daniel C. Roper, Nine. Saito, Nine.
Ertegun, Nine. Sze, Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone, Nine. Prochnik, Sonora de Al
faro, wife of the Minister of Panama;
Nine Djalal. Mrs. Ralph Close, and
Nine. FloreScu.
A group of debutantes will serve as
ushers and vendors Of confections, the
group including Senorita Amelita Al
faro, daughter Of the Minister of Pam
anna and Sonora de Alfaro, who will
serve as chairman of the group; Miss
Frances Glover, Miss Mary Patterson,
Senorita Rosario Delgado, Miss Sylvine
Clagget, Miss Randolph Richardson,
Miss Mary Katherine Spinks. Miss
Sally Mitchell Lefevre, Miss Lee Nc
Coy. Miss Laura Douglass and Miss
Peggy McNeill.
The president Of the General Feder-
alton, Mrs. Robert Campbell Law
son, will head the reception Line and
with her will be Mrs. Lloyd Biddle,
president Of the District Federation
and Mrs. Frank Hoadley, president of
the Maryland State Federation, who is
also a sponsor.
Reservations may be made through
Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel. Mrs. Stew
ems also is chairman Of patronesses.
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BRENTANo'S ve

BRENTANO S
Downstairs Store" On the main
floor you'll find their work repro
duced on Christmas Cards as
low as $3.50 a hundred, including
imprint Of your name. 1922 F st.
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temptingly priced-s35 up to s45
and can be found in the new
SALTZ BROTHERS Women's De-
partment, who have also "scooped'
the town on Cashmere sports
frocks. soft as a kittens ear Two
piece styles, close, round neck, car
digan and skirt that do not
pull or stretch or sag. Natural,
green, rust, wine, blue, oxford.
Specially priced-S12.50. SALT1
BROS, 1341 F st.
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E1tO. ! ACA
cleaning adds
life and lustre
to your finest
W e a r a b | es.
They own and
operate their
own cleaning
q n d dyeing
plant. Their
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G R ! F F I T H
FARMS-and for
dinner earlier.
Gala event in g.
twill be! So plan
a h e a d! Noise
makers. Favors.
Music by Varsity
Six" Never a
dull moment. 3
miles from Dis
trict Line on
H7IEnE nI1o
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10 take "her"
on Halloween.
Helene knows
from expert
ence 1t will be
the gay CLUB
HABANA .
W h ere Moe
Baer and his
/ a ds play
t " kl ing
dance Melo-
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ma'am, homemade
daily by their
own Fannie May
Girls. Only finest
ingredients used.
F. A N ME M A Y
Candies are 60c a
pound-or 2 pounds
for 81. Main store
at 1910 E ST. NV.
a
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. "
a Britis h accent.
These handsome
" Harris Tweed "
coats, hand woven
in Scotland in
clude English Cam
elhairs, E n g S h
Fleeces, ,Couve r t
Cloths ana the IA
nous Am eri a n
"KenWoOd TweedS
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to treacherous runs
and snags that can
cruelty ruin them.
So-ol The SOUTH
z r N S TIE LO s
COMPANY comes
to the rescue. They
will make your
hosiery look like
new for the
absurdly reason
Evening star., 1935-10-27

BUCKLEY! No
m ore cleaning
bills for you. BY
simply rubbing
the gloves togeth-
er, or on h e
pocketbook . . {.
all spots are re-
moved Clever?
Oh, very! So
hurry In and see
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ana fRHNCES e j
FRANCES will an
swer your clothes
problems. On y
last week Helene
saw two of this
seasons very prom
inent debutantes
enthusiastically Sc
lecting Lame Bar
Dresses" and
dramatic evening
Evening star., 1935-10-27


the clever Jun
ior frocks at
PALAIS ROY
AL, who have
plenty Of lis
a n d 1875. A
cocktail frock
with a MORE
tunic and sep
a ra tie bla c K
creme skirt.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

And there's no
better way to ex-
press your senti-
ments than with
q gift Of flowers.
They have q staff
Of floral . .decora-
tors who will
dower-deck your
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tee perfect cleansing with no pos.
sible damage to the most delicate
fabrics. And their expert tailors
do splendid repairing and altering.
Everything is covered by insur-
ance. Work called for and de-
livered. And If you've opened an
account-you can say charge it."
SOLO CONN. AVE. CL. $500.
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why L. FRANK
COMPANY "store
Of youthful fash
ions"--has so COM
prehensive a COL
lection of blouses
priced from So up.
For instance, this
lovely tailored crepe
blouse has q box
Dleated front with
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JELLEFF'S

Shop" on Connecticut Avenue =.
has been equipped with depart
ment for remodeling and making
hats. Their clever milliners will
give a tilt to your last years hat
that will give a new Tilt to this
years spirits. Or they will design
a new hat in velvet or felt that
will express your youth and opti-
misn. You'll find them past
masters at knowing the secret OF
combining dignity with verve-
quality with zest-and they pledge
themselves never to let you walk
out in an unbecoming hat. At
small cost-oh, so very inexpen-
sively-you can have your last
years hats made into exciting new
ones. Stop by for an estimate.
This depart tment is only at
JELLEFF'S Casual Shop" 1921
CONN. AVE.
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but she can keep
herself beautiful
at all times . -.
by putting her
head in GA
BRIEL'S hands"
for hair
tinting. So art
full are the nu-
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ana the
other just man.
ages to drag
a ! ng .
there's bound
to be q disas-
trous upheaval
So keep in step
with the times.
Begin ut LEROY
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ClNdEQ ] o ! 4 5
are above all
connoisseurs of
good food
and THE PAR
ROT wv h c h
speaks for it
self" will not
ha found u,opt.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

t h e Byron"
riding h a t!
It's felt, you
know! And
all the smart
young things
around town
have discov-
cred it makes
them look as
wide-eyed as
a
Evening star., 1935-10-27

home Tor any festive occasion.
And don't forget "Bitter-sweet,"
Nuns japanese Lanterns" and
Money Plants for your
Halloween party. 1924 CONN. AVE.
DIS. $3.50.
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FRANCES
EFT FRANCES

gowns for the velvet Bali
from this exciting collection =.
that begins upward in price from
$l5.95. Remember FRANCES EFT
FRANCES prices are less because
they sell for cash. 1915 CONN. AVE.
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Thieves Steal Pendulum.

Because the church clock ceased to
chime during the night when thieves
stole the pendulum the entire village
of Greiffenberg. Germany, oversight
on a recent morning.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

=. so cleverly can they be blended
=. that it is sublimely undetect-
able. Wash it-wave it-sun 1t,
all you please. Permanents have no
effect on 1t. 1919 CONN. AVE.
Phone NAT. TITO.
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At Home for
Foreign Guest

Miss Roberta Haynes Of the Re-
search Division of the N. r. A. will
give an at home this afternoon from
4 to 6 O'Clock for her house guest,
Nine. Sonia Branting of Stockholm,
Sweden.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

for evening e.
from WHELAN'S.
It's the very last
word -. and COM
plete the picture
of your evening
ensemb' A black
t ou nu alton gar.
ment-of sa tin
will h elp you
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able price of 15c for the first
(short) thread run; zoe for the first
Cong) thread run and Sc for each
additional thread run. Small jobs
while you wait. 613 Twelfth st.
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6 HERE'S TOPCOAT IRA.
DITION" in the
best British manner! Yes, SALTZ
BROTHERS genuine Harris
Tueedeo speak with
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ing. Fresh vegetables. Sizzling
steaks. Homemade pastries. De-
licious waff1es. And the grandest
Sunday dinners imaginable! Pri-
vate dining rooms with facilities
for bridge parties and entertaining.
goth at r ST. NORTH 1918.
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l4o6 N. Y. Ave, 1905 14th ST., 1854
F St., 1917 E St.. 621 F st. and
1704 Pa. Ave. Open till 1890
pm. evenings and Sunday.
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b" THE COLLINS WILL
get you" if you
don't go to the big Halloween
dance on Thursday night at
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Is but $10.95. For the Halloween
dance-a portrait frock of heavy
Slipper Satin with new back full
ness In skirt, a velvet corsage at
the waist, and shoulder bows. 1885.
Third Floor.
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/" ".DANoER AHEAD FOR
~ YOUR HOSEl" No mat.
ter how expensive your stockings
may be they're not immune
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c o m pr o
mise with
con ent.
m e n t
JELLEFFS
have done
t h i n 6 S !
T h e / r
&C su a |
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them. The bag Is pouchy-and has
Q large Catalin ring. The gloves
are banded in kid. Gray or beige.
1l41 CONN. AVE.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
4 AROUND THE. TOWN
WITH H 44igfnk-

/" MAKE THE BEST OF
A IT?" Why should
you? Making "the best" of an out
moded last years hat is an
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graphs Of Rock
well Kent, Ern-
est Fiene, Diego
Riviera and %
others of the
American Ar
t p"
. to be held
week Of No.
ryn,>ahaa nEkL
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6 WHETHER OR NOT
go w YOU BELIEVE in nu-
merology GIL TWELFTH
STREET will work magic for you
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m q n . tailored
dress Of hubby
W ool at the
r A L E I G H
HABERDASH =
Err. Not since
Grandmother .
d ay has the
frog leapt to
the fore with
- L.
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j" AUTUMN PARTIES
call for that mar
velous FANNIE MAY candy" De-
liciousp Mmhi Fresh? Yes,
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80 = TALKING" all
about the wonders performed on
clothes at PARKWAY" CLEAN.
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IS THOSE YOUNG HOPE
FULS who ask a lot for
their money Z. are breathing
enthusiastic "ohs" and "ahs" over
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" MOST PEOPLE LIKE
THEIR CULTURE
to repose on basis Of good
cookery" said Oscar Wilde. Cul-
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I\WHELAN'S

And the black brassieres of net or
satin will permit more as
surance under sheer black dresses.
WHELAN'S, ll05 F ST,
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(See WEDDINGS,
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" SMART HANDS APPEAR
in Wear Clean gloves
these days, and carry Wear Clean"
handbags from CAVALIER &
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pearl buttons. shirt collar, black
velvet tie, long sleeves-Yes, only
So. Just one of many. F and
18th ST.
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dies. Dinner and dancing the whole
evening long =. will be but SO
1l1S CONN. AVE. NAT. 1920.
<>>>>>>>>>>>
E A SUIT WITHOUT A
BLOUSE" is like
a ship without a rudder. Neither
are going places this Fall. That's
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TINT AMI

N TIME AND TIDE
wait for no wom-
an!" She cannot rule the course of
the sun nor make the waves
Evening star., 1935-10-27

wore hats with elastic under their
chins. They wear it for riding!
They wear it to school and busi-
ness! It's but s5 and ex-
elusive with the RALEIG
HABERDASHER. See the new
KNOX "Romancers" with Tyro-
lean crowns that have in
genious airs and take the years
right of your age. There's no
age limit to KNOX man-tailored
hats they're for the school,
girl and the matron. Head sizes
81 to "a. In felts and velours.
$3.50 to $3.50. Third floor.
Woman's Dept, 1910 F st.
Evening star., 1935-10-27

and enlarged studios tomorrow.
A 10-minute guest lesson and
dance analysis is yours without
charge. 1915 CONN. AVE.
MET. 412l.
<>>>>>>>>>>>
6 IT'S TIME TO STEP
- OUT" Helene
is wise to you men who've been
wondering for days where
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4" A RT LoVERs-those ap-
preciative folks will
welcome the exhibit of original
etchings, wood cuts and litho-
Evening star., 1935-10-27

Costume Design and
Fashion Illustration at
FELIX M HON VS.
ART SCHOOL to
add to your professional
prestige or con.
tribute to your fuller
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U EOR INVITATIONS
MARKED FORMAL"
Helene offers this advicel
You answer your invitations
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on Y IL q VI u
matte bound. The intricately made
10-inch frogs are placed-one be-
meath the mannish collar, the
other on the belt while a
velvet Ascot slips into the neckline.
It's q knockout a dress simple
enough for business and smart
enough for tea. The price? Why,
only S25! And do see the stun
ming velvet Bar" dress with full
front that forms high cowl and
Is draped into raglan type shoul-
der line. It wears a jeweled lame
girdle-and is only $685.. Wom-
ems Department, 3rd floor. Eleva.
tors going right up. 1910 F ST.
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" WHY MEN LEAVE
HOME" and
women. too, for that matter. II
one happens to be good dancer
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" OUT WHERE THE
WEST BEGINS"
comes the inspiration for one of
the swankiest sports hats ..
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U WHEN YOUR BLACK
GOWN Is very low
-. and its waistline very high E.
choose the new black underwear
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ADVERTISEMENT.

U A FROG HE WOULD
'sA A-WOOING GO"
and does and wins, when he
appears twice on the stunning
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Book plates. Invitations. Announce.
ments. Monogrammed stationery.
BREwoOD does them ali.
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/" VocATIoNs AND Avo-
CATIONS" Make
this season one of progress by
registering now for q course in
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In making your
social life a happier
and more successful
one. * n o W ! n g"
folks do appreciate
nice things. That's
why they choose
BREWOOD to do
their engrav wing.
Calling cards. Smart
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UEEp ROMANCE ALIVE

".kE EEF NOMANoE alive
with GUIDE flow-
ers. Everyday Is special day"
in the life of some one.