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Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP--DOMESTIC.
fNanAiuuaxa

MAID. colored, experienced in servins.
operate With cS9f small family ninhs adSiss stsfs
age experience and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box l43.D. Star once.
MAID. young. experienced. S5 wk.. and
bepd Fs9G' ,ssa SILVER Spring. Nd Phone shep'
WANTED-Reliable. middle-aged woman
as mothers helper in colored home; stay
nights: small salary. Columbia 1881.
wANTED-woman, colored. middle-aged;
g,gst general hSusswsTk s5Sa SS per week. stay
WHITE WOMAN to care for baby. Apply
654 Mass ave. ne. between . and
Sunday.
WOMAN. white strong. capable. about 80.
snd sGT ssS m04s Chew chsse
Wisconsin 42S0.
WOMAN. clean, good cook; gen. house
work. 1417 Belmont st. NV. Apt. 20.
WOMAN. colored, reliable. good cook and
month: month references required. Wise. ss5s.
WOMAN. white middle-aged. for general
housework; good home for right person.
WOMAN. colored reliable. to care for
two colored children; stay nights. 1929
Rosedale st. ne. 23'
WOMAN. white, to care for 2 small chill
dren and apt; light laundry; stay nights;
good home: $50 mo. North 1884.
WOMAN, colored for Housekeeping bach
elor apt: stay nights. Address Box 2l6-B
Star once.
WOMAN. dependable, settled experienced; ;
white or colored; good cook cleaner.
laundress' fond of children: Protestant: :
rm. and bath; $50 month. 1927 18th n W.
WOMAN. middle aged. white. light house.
work for couple with baby. in exchange
for room and board and small salary: In
virginia. Address Box l56-D. Star ONCE
WOMAN. young or middle-aged, settled,
good home for lisht housekeeping; salary.
Call Geo. 0l9S. 1918 Hemlock st. NV. 23'
WOMAN-Widow with 3 children wants
capable woman; good home and small SAL
airy In exchange for care children. general
housework. Phone Cleveland 46O5.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER. settled. want
ed by. employed lady preferably white;
nearby Virginia: references. Phone Walnut
S69a-W Sunday.
YOUNG WOMAN white, as housekeeper
In suburban home; 2 small children; must
have experience and excellent references;
good salary. pleasant room and board.
Telephone Kensington a25-M
YOUNG WOMAN. white educated; ex-
perienced as nurse for boy aged 5; city
references. Call West 013S. between 10
and IL am.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

HOME TREATMENT FOR PROSTATE
sufferers by Prostate Massage, 1O-minute
proof: no drugs or electricity. VIII last
lifetime. Full details mailed free. ADDRESS
PROSTAID. 1101 18th st: NV. Apt. 6O4..
NURSE WILL FURNISH QUIET ROOM
and proper food for expectant mother. BOX
%. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
PHYsIOTHERAPY-MA FOR. COLDS
and chronic pains; vapor baths, elec. and
reducing treatments. Potomac 472l.
MAN. EITHER AGED OR BED PATIENT,
genial man. so years old, in home of grad
nurse; $40 per mo-; dr.'s refs. Greenwood
246s.
WOULD LIKE CHILDREN 10 CARE FOR.
Experienced. Fine home. 3l0 Garland
GRADUATE NURSE WILL CARE FOR
mi-invalid in her home; rates reason
able. Phone Shepherd 2227-J.
PART-TTNiE TUTOR WANTED. APPROVED
BY Board of Educati for 1st grade; one
with car preferred. Adams 9S46-J.
PRACTICAL NURSE. CULTUREDi CARING
Far invalid or convalescent. City pref. Excel.
lent refs. Address BOZ 116.D. star once.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP---WONIEN.

FUR SALESWOMAN,
Must be thoroughly expert
enced in this line of mer-
chandise. Apply employment
office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Dept. Store.
CHRISTMAS CARD SALEsPEoPLE
needed. % Our mAo o'rHREE-WAYa EWAYa Woodland
SNOW Mother -of-Pearl, sheer sheen and md
captivating country. q folders with wood
effect GIFT BOX costs 80 cents; sells Tor
81. Worth 50. Also extra bonus. Names
imprinted. Masterpiece silver de luxe as
sortment. Gift wrappings. religious. every
day .assortments.. Get the BEST; Deal with
headquarters: deliver yto your door. Sam
Piles on approval. Silver Swan Studios. 154
Nassau street. Dept. 276. New YORK.
THOROUGHLY experienced
drapery saleswomen. Apply
Supt.'S Office, 4th floor, S.
Kann's Sons Co.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

FREE TUITION for one month. Individual
instruction, competent teachers, RAPID
progress It will pay you to see US. Day
and evening school. The Whltmore Sec
retarial Scnool. 14lU H st. NV. Tel. Met.
6S6l
Evening star., 1935-09-22

Experienced Saleslady .
For store selling pictures; mirrors and
frames One with knowledge of pictures
OF interior decorating preferred; state ex-
perience. age. appearance, etc, IN frst
letter Address Box l52-D. Star once.
THOROUGHLY experienced
shoe SalesWomen. Apply
Supt.'S Office, 4th floor, S.
Kann'S Sons Co.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

PUBLIC pPEAKINCi--Practical, up-to-date
course Opportunities OF public practice
baSeQ on thorough preparation. Speaking,
voice building Speech detects remeoled.
The new physical culture. Line. l423,
after pm
Evening star., 1935-09-22

AN ELDERLY CATHOLIC MAN. RETIRED
wants comfortable. furnished room, com
municating bath. frSt-clsss board. thr'
meals; small adult family: Northwes
Replying please give full particulars. wit
terms; references exchanged. Address Be
466-C Star office
Evening star., 1935-09-22
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

YOU can come in, phone or write. and
get prompt, personal attention because our
once is right here in Washington. You
don't don't need experisnes Ig,S!E1 TO- earn real money
here to give you personal assistance to
help you GET started.
Nine different box Observation-Disclosures
everyday, religious. etc. Personal greetings
with names imprinted The most complete
line you ever saw. Smart. artistic DESIGNS.
with new appealing sentiments And at
lowest prices.
PAYS up to 1000 commission with sen-
erous bonuses. Come in AT ONCE: get an
early start: IL will pay you.
THISTLE GREETINGS.
liant TS- -JO JAth al N w RnOm 303
Evening star., 1935-09-22
PERSONAL

The rate under headins Of Per;
sonal Is 8 cents per line aooitionsI
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

AUTO INSTRUCTIONS, reliable white man,
any hour; car furnished permits insured.
Mr. Cunningham. Geo. 0l59.
FRENCH by native. Sorbonne grad. Lit.
D. conversational, coach; special class
rates. Studio. 1901 N st. NV. Deca-
tur 5g3l
Evening star., 1935-09-22
sTTuATIoNs-DoMEsTIc.

BOY. colored. wishes elevator or Job of
BOY, Southern, colored. dishwasher.
jumper, houseboy or work OF any kind:
can stay nights. Cali Lincoln 1888. 20.
BUNDLE WASH curtains and days work
wanted by. experienced woman. Phcne
North 1ooeos
Evening star., 1935-09-22

CHEVY CHASE-EDUCATED. REFINED
Protestant family to share lovely home;
remarkable saving. Address Box 175-D
Evening star., 1935-09-22

THE ANCHORAGE TEA HOUSE. 80.
Queen St. Alexandria Va. furnished non
/ Housekeeping apis. with board. rooms
bath Bird door, S45 mo 3 rooms. bat
second floor, Sis. Board, S35 mo. ca, :.
meals day. Adults. s miles from Wash.
ington. convenient bus service. Phon
Alex 1878
Evening star., 1935-09-22

NINE. OLIVIA. DRESsMAKER DEsIGNET
Expert workmanship. remodeling coat
suits. dresses. l0ll H st. NV. Dist. 9o5'
Evening star., 1935-09-22

II YOU HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE
any of the following: Kindergarten. chi
psychology, teaching or personnel vor
age 26-45. with college training an estai
lished corporation will consider you f'
immediate position. Write details. sse. e.
perience. education and phone numbe
Address Box 462-C Star Office
Evening star., 1935-09-22

| COLLEGE TUTOR WISHES TO CIV
your child with 8 others. individual train
ing. klndergarten or hrst grade: 3 hrs
am; lunch refined home, lovely pls
yard. Adams QS46-J
Evening star., 1935-09-22

WILL TUTOR CHILDREN IN EXCHANGE
| for room and board; aualified secondary
| athletic instructor: vicinity Georgetown
| Univ. Address Box 4s4-C. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

| 80 A YEAR WILL GET Sll,5OO ACCIDENi
Ins $50 wkly., disability, hospital benehts
men-women; 1865; also child's 81 aeei-
| 1lOl 18th n W apt RO4 Dist R43O after 3
Evening star., 1935-09-22

MOTOR TRAVEL.
MAN AND WIFE DRIVING TO FLORIDA
Carroll ave. or phone Shepherd 354s.
NORFOLK-RICHMON SATURDAYS. l :l5
Ford 1898 sedan. radio. Address Box
199-D. Star once.
SAN FRANCISCO-LOS ANGELES. OCTO-
Der !. elderly man. new sedan. wants two
passengers. MetSropolitan 7217. evenings
AM DRIVING CHEVROLET 1884 COACH
to California within two or three days. can
take one TO three passengers. W. H. PICK
EFT. 2l7 list ST. ne.
DRIVING 70 WEST COAST LATTER
part September. can take one PASSENGER;
Teferenees EXCHANGED. Address Box 22i-D
GOVT. ENG. WANTS / PASSENGER TO
phone. Address Box 13-B. Star once.
DRIVING TO INDIANAPOLIS 27th; RE-
turning 4th or 5th:. desire one or Two
passengers; reasonable. Address Box
23O-D Star once.
DRIVING 1884 oLDsMoBILE TO MIAMI
SssS.' $3.50. extension St mdon, a64. 70 '-N' wv.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING 1888 Ply
mouth sedan can take passengers TO
either Seattle. Portland or San Francisco.
Share expenses. Phone Capitol Heights 3d.
COMPETENT LADY DRIVER DESIRES
connection with party going to CLEVELAND
Eucharistic CONGRESS. Address Box @3l- b
Star once.
CIVIL ENGINEER DRIVING CHICAGO
Cleveland cfs1i $3.50 stt.r '' pm,
Evening star., 1935-09-22

WEAK FEET. ARCHES STRENGTHENE'
similar TO DR.. Locke's treatment. DF
SHYNE. 2l2 Nat. Press Bldg, l4th & ST
Evening star., 1935-09-22

ENGLISH WOMAN. AS, WOULD LIKE
to go to Australia or EnEland as maid
practical nurse or infants nurse. IN ex-
| Star nfnce
Evening star., 1935-09-22

FOR THAT TIRED. EXHAUSTED. WORM
out feeling, have hne massage today.
| DR.. DELLA LEDENDECKER, 3026 o st.
Phone West 1920
Evening star., 1935-09-22

sons every afternoon ana evenins. Var
derbilt Bridge Studio. 1880 Conn. ave
North 64So
Evening star., 1935-09-22

MOLLO CHAPEAUX-YOUR OWN MATE
rial and expert restyling your last year
Formerly with Nine. Ash. lOl1 H st. n
SAcnnd floor Studio. Dist 9R5f.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

QUIET. REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN.
owning attractive furnishings. desires larse
unfurnished well-heated room. large closet.
board or breakfast, in strictly private
nicely furnished. well-kept home. Address
BOY kR-R. Star nfdce
Evening star., 1935-09-22
HELP-WOMEN.
fTA-Al~rxaS

LADIES-Sell new initial and MONOGRAM
playing cards. Large commission. Unique,
original numbers. Low as 29c deck. Sample
outfit free. General Card. 1901 Jackson,
Dept 3l2 Chicago
Evening star., 1935-09-22

BARBARA LEE DAY NURSERY. NEAR
Zoological Park; children 3 to 5: hours.
Q to 10: 81 so weekly. Emerson 1928.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
MIS- ELLANEOU US.
PERSONAL.

tCOntinucuJ
FOR THAT TIRED. EXHAUSTED: WORN
Dr. DR.. 6is 6EIIx IEDENDEcKER. Ss SOS to0ss. s..
Phone West 1920.
CONTACT WITH EXPERIENCED WRIT
srS .,,,,, Fey hours monthly STATE @ experience
MANAGING HoUsEKEEPER AND SOCIAL
secretary. Unusual credentials. Address
JOIN NoW-PROFEssIONA AND BUsI-
nsss mea as SsSSs
REAL TREATMENTS, sTIMULAToR.
shower. Hours 1910. 400 eth St. NJ, ~,
(Entet 1901 o.. Phone North 1000: 20
PERSONALITY AND. SPEECH &C NsTI-
in need Of Improvement? Individual per-
sonality analysis and confidential help.
Cen week Gays. National 23s6:
WANTED--woMEN. WITH GRAY AND
over-bleached hair. for models. National
1921. Call at once.
PIANO INSTRUCTION = EXPERIENCED
teacher; Peabody certificate; home iss;
sons sons 4 desired studio rates GREENWOOD
CONTRACT BRIDGE INSTRUCTION. FOR
| beginners and intermediate players. AIter-
P0e ssss sRa eysninES HsI Practice games 20e
MARY o'CoNNELL--HATs MADE AND
| remodeled reasonable. Apt. 109. 5000
Conn. ave. Phone Adams 1900.
MILLINERY REMODELED. YOUR LAST
season hat blocked and redesigned into
the latest styles. Smart new hats made
| to order. MISS HOPKINS. Sherman Apt.
| 500. 5th floor. 15th and L sts. Met. 0521 .
REFINED GENTLEMAN GOOD DRIVER
| with beautiful new sedan. wishes to drive
| elderly or invalid people few hours each
| day. Phone Columbia 9053.
ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS: COATS
refined; very reasonable. AMANDA SHOP.
1909 Conn. ave. Phone Decatur 2207.
REFINED. CULTURED NURSE: oBsTET-
| ric cases preferred; book your appointment
now Phone Adams 1857.
MOTHERS CARE FOR s-YR. .-oLD GIRL,
part-time; daily; vicinity Langdon Schoo!
Phone Atlantic l216-J I2-4 pm. sunday
REFINED COUPLE WILL ROOM AND
| board small child: good home; res Sonable
| 2sO9 18th. Apt. 306. Columbia l0l94.
! START A TRU-VUE LIBRARY--oNLY
| 81 .00-World's beauty spots. Chicago
| Cubs. hundreds educ. films. For cstaiosuf
| call Columbia 0951R or address Boz
232-D. Star once.
EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER AND TAIL;
! DRESS will refine your coat for $500. MISS
| MEND-IT 1912 Eye st. ne.
REFINED YOUNG LADY DESIRES EX-
| tremely quiet room. private home. ADULTS
no radio; not over $500 per week. Al
| dress Box 235-D Star once.
PUBLIC SPEAKING = DEVELOP CoNFI-
! = IL e. NEa
Evening star., 1935-09-22

WOMAN (coloredl wishes work as cook in
tea room. cafeteria or reSta taurant. Phone
naratuP 0QaO
Evening star., 1935-12-05
FRIDAY BARGAINS :.:;.. :::.: GR0
Umbrellas

II SILK Mixture 16-
Rib Umbrella. Was @O II
$5.0O ---------------
II Silk Mixture I6-
Rib Umbrella. Was eT OQ
$500 -.----- .
. Gloria 49, Rib .c1 G(
Umbrellas. Were $500 ~"o
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-05

Jr. Misses Wear
wla ,,,l'. C Crepe sE :. Dresses Dr. ss S2.88
Ill Crepe Dresses
and Corduroy Suits. c1 90
Were S3.95 - %
10 Tailored and
Swagger Suits. Were Gil M
1855 to S19.75 -
-12 Winter Coats.
Were Si9.75 and c1S On
S26.C0 ------
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-05
Wash Dresses

so Wash Dresses; also COo
Hooverettes. Were 59c--
100 Uniforms, Printed Ray0n
D. Dresses es Were sl's' to 04c
S2.z0
-35 Maids White Aprons; also
Uniforms. MagicoatS and
Hooverettes. Were $l.00 49,
TO Sl.l9
80 Dresses, wool or
.sna .syon' Were s2''' to $1.99
SIS Black and Gray 60 O7
Uniforms. Were $295
Kann's-Second Floor.
Lingerie
-105 Silk Slips, Silk Pongee Pa
jamaS, Silk indies, Porto Rican
Gowns, Muslin Gowns, Flannel
cite Pajamas. Were $l.o0 Hzo
10 Sl.So
Beach Pajamas, Porto Rican
. Gowns, Silk indies. Were 90
S9c to $1.00--- Wv
4-3 Floral Silk Print c6 90
: Negligees. Were $10.95 pO~
F-4S Silk Slips, Gowns, C1 90
Pajamas. Were $2.95 ~
F-1O Polka Dot Rayon Satin q
Piece Pajamas, also CD 90
! Robes. Were $685. ~
Silk Slips, Cotton Pa
) jamas. Were $1.Ss to OOc
xl.90
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-05
Hosiery


200 Prs. Misses z and q Nov
city Top Hose. Were 25c 1So
and 35c ----
-19 Prs. Straight Top C1c
Ribbed Anklets. Were 35c
lib Prs. Cotton Hose, regular
and extra sizes, were 35c; 800
Prs. Mesh Hose, also white CSo
chiffons, were &c.,
-1S0 Prs. Silk Hose and 50 Prs.
Knee Length Chiffons. 90
-175 Prs. Chiffon Hose, discon-
tinued colors.
we Were SIC and 2prs. ST.. 90
$50 Prs. Wool Mixed 44c
Hose. Pair ---
Kann's-Street Foor.
Evening star., 1935-12-05

Beds, Springs, Mattresses
q$ss Is : :ss7 $;i$s g g., s688
four-poster style. All Sizes
Double deck coil springs resilient and comfortable
All sizes.
Heavy rolled edge felt mattresses closely tufted,
nicely covered. All sizes.
Kanns-Third
Evening star., 1935-12-05
DOrnestics
Isrhs Avsnes"--zth. 9Th a"f o ssa.

onds Pequot, 45x38ls. OQc
Were 45c --------------
--19 Rayon Spreads, soiled and
musSed. Were $2.95 G1 o.
and $395 ---
B Scranton RayOn
and Cotton Spreads. co o.
Were $685. ------.
-Crinkle Spreads, colors. QQo
Were $100 ----
3 Solid Color Cam
d! d!ewi'k wi Spreads Were S4.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
CADILLAC MEN
MEET HERE

A group Of Cadillac Motor
Car Company executives, headed
by j. C. Chick, general sales
manager, arrived here today for
the annual meeting Of the Cadil-
lac-LaSalle dealer organization
from the Washington area.
Included in the factory group
are Mr.. Chick, r. L. Newton, as
sistant general sales manager; w.
c. Herring, sales promotion
manager; j. A. Roche, business
manager department; K. E.
Gray, business management man
ager; ". A. Houser, manager Of
parts and service and ]. w.
Eberts, factory sales promotion de-
partment.
They were met by G. K. Arnold,
district manager, and Floyd Akers,
of the Capitol Cadillac Company,
who will assist in conducting the
meeting. An attendance Of 1876
dealers and their statesmen is ex-
pected at the meeting which fol-
lows luncheon today at the May.
flower Hotel.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
3D.C.PR0JECTS
| LACK FHA OK.

No approval has been given to
three large housing projects for
the District which have been an
nounced recently, 1t was stated to-
day by the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration.
In a message to all approved
mortgages in the underwriting
Jurisdiction Of the District, Henry
E. Dearing, FILA director here,
pointed out that approval will be
given only to projects for which
there Is q definite need. His let
to read:
During the past two weeks,
three large housing projects
have been publicized in the
daily papers IS having approval
or tentative approval Of the Fed
eraI Housing Administration.
"ThiS Is to advise you that
no approval Of any kind has
been given with respect to the
following projects: Hollywood
Development, BraddOck Heights
development, and the housing
project at the District Line near
Wisconsin Avenue.
"As you know, 1t Is the pur.
pose and intent Of the Federal
Housing Administration to ap-
prove only those projects for
which there Is q definite need,
established after thorough anal
ysis, and which conform in
every respect to the regulations
which have been set up by the
Administration. This memo
randum IL sent you because Of
the widespread publicity which
has been given these three prof.
ects and . possible nisinterpre-
tatiOn by your institution Of
what the Federal Housing Ad-
miniStratiOn Il attempting to
do"
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
ROBERT f. LEE
BIRTHPLACE
H0N0RED

Leaders of the nations civic
and social life will gather on the
banks of the Potomac River, so
miles below washington tomorrow
to take part in the formal dedica-
ton of Stratford, Robert E. Lees
birthplace in WeStmoreland coun-
ty, Virginia.
Recently restored to its old-time
charm, the 1,100-acre estate will
be turned over to the public as a
debt-free memorial to the Con-
federate military leader who,
in common with a half dozen
other famous members of the Lee
family, once called it home.
Presidents Mother There
In addition to Ambassadorial
representatives from this and for
eign countries, Mrs. James RooSe-
welt, mother Of the President, has
signified her intention Of being
present at the exercises which will
culminate six years of unstinted
effort on the part Of the Robert
E. Lee Memorial Foundation. Inc.
which organization is headed by
Mrs. Charles D. Lanier.
Promptly at 2:30, the band Of
the Thirteenth Engineers from
Fort Belvoir, will strike up the
tune Of America the Beautiful"
and at it's conclusion, an invoca-
ton will be offered by the Right
Rev. H. st. GEORGE Tucker, bishop
Of Virginia.
Governor To Speak
From Governor of Virginia
George C. Peery, will come the ad-
dress of welcome. followed by Q
second speech by r. Walton
Moore, assistant secretary Of
State and a member OF the ad'
visory board of the foundation.
This will be followed by
tha main dedication address, to
be given by DR.. Douglas S. Free.
man, editor. Of the Richmond
Times-Dispatch and author Of
ar. E. Lea Biography"
Then will come benediction
by the Rev. Giles B. Cook. who
served in the Confederate Army
as a chaplain, and the band will
bring the impressive exercises
to a close with America"
Costs Half Million
Purchase and restoration Of the
estate was made possible by the
voluntary contributions of persons
In 48 States.
Two signers of the Declaration
of independence were born there,
as we'll as the celebrated Revolu-
tionary figure, Lighthouse Harry"
Tee
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
Thirteen Children
TooMany;Husband
Charges Desertio.

Thirteen, as most every one
agrees, is an unlucky number.
And so, after she became the
mother Of 13 children, Mrs.
Theresa Gillian deserted him,
Matthias L. Gillian, 700 block
Eleventh st. N. W., charged to-
day in filing suit for divorce in
District Supreme Court on the
ground Of deSertion.
Mr.. Gillian said they were mar
ried in Germany 81 years ago and
came to this country in 1908. The
desertion took place in 1925, he
said.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
Lords Day Alliance
Loses Help Of Synod

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE
Synod of New York Of the Pres
byterian Church of North Amer.
lea, at it's seventy-eighth annual
session in Queens Village, Queens,
adopted a conn mi tee report
recommending that the 300
churches of the synod drop their
financial support to the Lords
Day Alliance.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
HdgerstoWn Group
Booming Industr,

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. IL.
Organized less than two months
ago, the new Hagerstown Business
and Industrial Association has
obtained a number Of new indus
trial prospects for location in
HagerStown.
Among the new industrial pros
poets is a plant which would EN-
ploy $50 workers, with a total
pay roll Of 5000, 900 per year.
The Washington times., 1935-10-11
Accidental Shot Kills
VIRGINIA Auto Dealer

SUFFOLK, Va, Oct. II (Spe-
ciaD james A. Parker, proml'
nent local automobile dealer, was
killed in his office, yesterday,
when a gun he was cleaning was
accidentally discharged.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-05-30

Beecher. James Kent, Joseph Story,
John Adams, Washington Irving,
Jonathan Edwards. Samuel +. E.
Morse. David q. Farragut. Henry
Clay, Nathaniel Hawthorne. George
Peabody. Robert +. Lee, Peter
Cooper. Eli Whitney. John ]. Audn-
bon, William r. Charming. Gilbert
Stuart. Asa Gray.
Chosen In 1905.
John Quincy Adams. james Rus
sell Lowell, WlllIar I. Sherman,
James Madison. John G. Whittier.
Alexander Hamilton. Louis Agasslz.
Mary Lyon. Emma Willard, Maria
Mitchell.
Chosen In 1910.
Harriet Reecher Stowe, Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Edgar Allan Poe
James Fenimore Cooper. Phillips
Brooks, William Cullen Bryant
Frances f. Willard @andrew Jack
son. George Bancroft. John LothroT
Motley.
Chosen In 1915.
Francis parkman. Mark Hopkins
Ellas Howe, Joseph Henry. Rufus
Choate. Daniel Boone, Charlotte
Cushman.
Chosen In 1920
Samuel l.. Clemens MARK Twain
Augustus -Gaudens, James Blu
chanan Eads. Patrick Henry. VII
liam t. q. Morton. Roger Williams
Alice Freeman Palmer.
Chosen In 1925.
Edwin Booth. John Paul Jones.
Chosen In 1880.
Walt Whitman, James A. Mac
Nell Whistler. Matthew Fontaln
Maury. James Monroe.
@. Western Newspaper Union.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-05-30

A plented sleeve that forms an
epnutet shoulder Is new and creates
IL striking effect. tNote the back
view, tool Add to that, the center
front buttonng that Is SO much the
rage, soft gathers above the bust
line. and Y patch pocket, and you've
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any daytime environment Make II
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In paIded or striped sports seer
sucker or cotton.
Pattern a212 Is available In sizes
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T.. Size 1G takes ~ yards 30 ineh
fabric. Illustrated s;ep-hy-step sew
Ing Instructions included.
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