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Atewy rubbed his hands and contemplated Rhonda
with an oily smile. when we find the Valley of
Diamonds" he said "all of our little band will be
rich. Then shall buy you from the sheik and take
you back to my ashirat" Rhonda gazed at him
contemptuously, detiantly. "You and who eee?"
she scoffed
Evening star., 1935-01-07
HousES-FURNISHED.

dOUSES-EC Cnlt1ShLD'
ATTRACTIVELY FUR. OR UNFUR. HOME
in good location; oil heat. electric IeIrIse1.
alton; immediate possession Adams 6s63- "
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK (CORNER). 6
Joms. 3 porches, garage: possession on
short notice Call Emerson 1896.
CLEVELAND PARK. 34O2 -MACOMB-7
rms Il bed rmsJ. bath. g. E.. oil burner:
years lease: refs. exchanged. Clev. 5492.
ATTRACTIVE HOME ON BILTMORE ST.
NV. near 10th St: II rooms, 8, baths;
hot-water heat; nicely furnished. WIN
lease for one year or more to a. reliable
tenant for S175 month. JAMES MORRIS
WOODWARD. Realtor. 723 goth st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE CHEVY CHASE HOME. z
rooms and bath. sleeping porch. oil burner;
elec. refrigeration. Gear garage. Call
Cleveland 3215.
SEMI DETACHED BRICK, CORNER: 8
session on short notice. Cali Emerson 1896.
FURNISHED; SIX ROOMS AND BATH,
slfsRIH5p g9FfhhN REATT9 CO. 1o9s
ave Met 50ss: Sunday. Georgia 47s4.
LARGE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
home. suitable for high-class rooming
house; downtown section. Call Clev. 4949.
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EXCHANGE.

DETACHED-NEW BRICK HOME. TWO
baths. Will exchange for small home or
investment property. Address BOX 262-z,
Star ONCE.
WILL TRADE EQUITY m TWo-FAMnY
heating plants. for unimproved ground.
First trust $500. Address Box 234-z.
Star once.
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RENT-wAREHOUsEs.
Warehouse; Si new BRICK buiidine; contains
about 1000 50. It. door space.
W. n. WALKER.
National 1850. 734 18th et. NV.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES

FOR TWO-YEAR OCCUPANCY, GOOD
neighborhood. Alexandria. convenient to
grade school, 3 or 4 bedroom house with
garage. Address Box 342-Z. Star once.
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sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

LOCATED ON HIGHWAY NORTHWEST
Of Washington. Post once. store and
y Of an acre; now doing profitable busi-
ness. Will sell the real estate and business S
firing and anxious to sell Splendid op-
portunity for man going in business;
good possibilities, The place would easily
cash required. Further particulars see
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eve St NV
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.nAarnrSS1HEi ~ is9Ti1 9aTii1NcA1ow

APARTMENT BUNGALOW.
A new detached brick house on large
fireplace Ar in living room. 2 bed rooms. tie
bath. large kitchen. hot-water heat. IN
sulated roof. Small cash: easy terms
Phone BUILDER. National 7760. q
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

FTVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. HARDWOOD
floors. hot-water heat. front and back
porches. built-in garage, $40. 3S43 34th st..
Mt. Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsville 819.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest rates. Prompt. service. JESSE
l.. HEISKELL 1115 Eye ST. NV.
500 TO 100000.
One Of our repayment plans. including
interest: $500. repay S1.50 weekly; $500
weekly and so on. Loans procured quickly.
confidentially and reasonably on 1st, End.
Srd trusts autos. fixtures stocks. bonds,
inheritance. Put all your debts into one
and only have one place to pay with small
er monthly payments. DR.. A. HENRY. Inc.
1016 Eye st. NV. where Eye meets N. Y.
ave.) National 4675. Open daily. 8 a m. to
pm. mot open Tues. and Sat. evening.)
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SALE-LOTS.
ATTENTION,

BUILDERS AND HOMEBUYERS.
Beautiful lots for sale in several ex-
sell and finance the builder or build for
and finance the homebuyer. Call or write
Mr.. SCARBOROUGH. 1417 K ST. NV.
NATIONAL $500.
COLORED = IA BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots in D. c.. 2Ox100 IT.. S97 so each: 81
down. 81 mo. MR.. COOPER. Natl. 1850.
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S705Om

S/,ooU.UU.
8 rooms and bath. in Columbia Heights.
with modern improvements: close to trans
portation. stores. etc; west Of 14th st.
Easy terms.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcTfoNEERs.
143l EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
iRvfNd 5 STREET ATGTN NoRTHWEsr. AZ IN: IN.
PROVED BY A THREE-STORY ROW
BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING TEN
ROOMS AMT T,Wn HOrr-
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.
SALE-ACREAGE.

SILVER SPRING. NEAR NEW HIGH
school, adjoining park; % acres or part;
ready for subdivfding. W. G. BECKER,
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WANTED-APT. HOUSES.
d. e. STEPHAN. Manager

WANT TO PURCHASE LEASE AND FUR
nishings apt. house 90 to 90 apts:l, IN
Wash. Advise fully. E. S. BROOKS. YORK.
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Substantially built modern nome; mn,non;
Circie-Eight-roo brick house. 4 rooms
09T and ssSgy sboSs ysusabe sfae for
oa oecunancy, House has been finely
Genovized re and would make fine h1ms pHHf bs ler
doctor; Priced low. p,TsR RqsS 3 s en- heclALI cALI
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partners, have established quite
record within the last two years At
Asbury Park last year they were
runnersup in the masters pair
event.
Mr.. Malowan contends that diff
ficult plays do not win tournaments,
but careful study of the situation
that confronts you is what is re-
quired of a good player.
IN today's hand Mr.. Malowan sat
l. in the East. Just word about
the bidding. Some players might
elect to bid club third hand, but
the diamond call makes a better de-
fensive bid.
North's bid of two hearts might
be subject to some criticism, as it
is supporting passing partner with
three trump, but North has to make
some mildly constructive bid with
his holding. to give partner little
clearer picture of his hand.
Of course, as soon as South goes
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and express their suppressed emo
lions about certain colors -. you'll
soon have your shopping finished.
Along about this time-men in buy
ing mood-better visit the depart
ment of smart clothes for men.
Then, you can tell them what you
like. You can help them get fitted
out for Easter in a leisurely sort of
way. They'll like to add such items
to their account just as they buy
their furniture. BY the way, one Of
the specials at the PEOPLES
Moonlight Sale is a chest Of draw
ers, implanted and at the low price
of s495. Only slightly more for the
finished product.
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made for that evening. 1t was like
dOlling up for ones execution. She
wore a brand new dress of crisp
black taffeta Her face glowed Her
eyes we're lovelit pools as she took
her seat in Bartlett's car and he
turned it toward the Marina.
Where we going?" Irene asked
lazily. secure in the knowledge that
for once it wouldn't matter how late
she. was.
He answered reluctantly, I've
something to tell you and I'd better
get it of my chest"
Perhaps he wasn't going to take
a vacation That would be dreadful
but she would not jump at conclu-
sions until he told her. 1t probably
wouldn't be nearly so bad as that,
she reminded herself, admiring the
clean determined line of his pro-
file. waiting for him to speak.
1t was so much worse that it took
her breath.
we can't be married" Bart had
said miserably. Little beads of per-
spiration stood out on his face.
When we'd planned, you mean?"
mot at all" he replied with the
cruel mercy of a scalpel. I'm sick
about it, Irene. but in the end it
will probably work out better for
both of us"
do you mean that you don't love
me any nore?" she asked unbe-
lovingly.
L adore you! But what is love
but a transitory emotion? 1t isn't
nearly so necessary to a successful
marriage as some other things"
With a desperate hope that she
might be mistaken she questioned,
Money, for instance?"
"Partially-yeS! My income has
dwindled this last year to about
half of what it used to be-"
Her heart which had really
seemed to stop, began to beat again.
"Oh, but, darling, we've talked
that over before. I'm willing to put
our wedding off indefinitely and go
to work if that will help"
So that finally he was compelled
to tell her.
1t isn't a question of money only.
NY entire future as a surgeon de-
ponds on the next few years. If I
marry his daughter I've a chance"
he said Frightening in spite of him.
self. ito go in with Stephen Reagan
as his assistant"
IF you marry his daughter"
Irene repeated quietly. "All right,
Bartl That's that"
1t was then she had looked up and
seen the airplane f1uttering like a
dizzy bird and wished she we're in
it.
1t would have been so much bet
ter to be soaring through the clean
air bound to a sphere where a man
could deliberately marry a girl be-
cause her father was a famous
surgeon.
4 haven't changed" Bartlett In
sisted. 4 love you just as much as
ever"
Il didn't know DR.. Reagan had
a daughter" Irene said duly. AS
if it matteredl
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Personals

Evan L. Moves. who recently re-
turned TO classes at Cornell Uni
versity after a visit with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas H. Moves.
has been elected an advertising
mauaEer Of the Cornell Daily sun.
university newspaper. for the COM
ing school year.
Among the indianapolis residents
visiting Iu New York are Mrs. Felix
GeddeS. Miss Gloria GeddeS. Mrs.
Kurt Vonnegut and Miss Alice
VonneEut
Miss Frances Morrison has re-
turned to Sweetbriar College.
Sweetbriar. Va. after spending
spring holidays AZ Atlanta. Ga. She
Is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Morrison.
Miss Eleanor Lingdren. daughter
Of NIr. and Mrs. John A. Lingdren
Jr.. Is spending the week with Miss
Mary Margaret Miller. Detroit. Mich.
Miss Betty LiChtenberE is spend
ing several days in HagerstOwn Wis
itinC Mr.. and Mrs F. d. Litchen-
berg.
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Solution to PreuiOuS
Contract Problem
BY w. NJ. MKENNEY
Secretary American Rridoa Taasua

T SUPPOSE you have heard a
l. great deal about these club and
diamond bids that tournament
players are using nowadays. When
they first started, players would
open a club or diamond, third or
fourth position, on practically moth
ing. Now the better player has
abolished these weak tactics.
A club or diamond may be bid
on a three-card suit, but it should
have compromising strength. The
reason for opening with a club or
diamond is to keep the bidding at
a low level. 1t gives your partner
a chance to respond with major
suit.
Here's a hand given to me by
Walter MaloWan, who with his part
ner, Sidney Rusinow, recently won
the New England pair championship
held in Boston under the auspices
of the American Bridge League. and
which carried with it three master
points. This gives Mr.. Malowan a
total of % master points.
Mr. MalOWan and Mr.. Rusinow, as
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party and not % any particular
cause ~ individual. and thus il was
decided not 20 name the club Harri-
son DE honor Of the president. At
MI News ST. gestion the new or
gan.zat.0n $ ChrIstened the Co
iumbia Club
Today II New is one Of the three
living Char,er members. who will be
among those hOn0red at the clubs
Goth annual 5eefsfeak dinner Fri
day April - az Che clubhouse ball
I0oT Charles Martindsle. living at
SauI barbara. Cal. and John c.
CHI -0w ~ san Diego. Cal. are
the other members who recall the
naming % the club.
Tie club Mr.. New writes from
Be'hseda I'D appeared as an or
gained bod az several Republican
national conventions and IN most
OF tine p1raLes Of successive presi-
dental campaigns
The first uniform consisted Of q
blue serge suit Of sack coat and
trousers. and FEDORA hat. pearl
color the hat being changed short
lv to I'd dcrb OF the same color. Mr..
New writes. Among the early men,
bership were several veterans of the
Civil War who trained the others IN
marching Members Of the Indian
ap0ls LIEht Infantry aided the men
and some OF these usually acted as
maT,hals Do charge OF the club when
% appeared ~ parades As a con-
sequence the Columbia Club always
was q spectacular feature OF every
turnout
The clubs annual beefsteak din
ner Is o. club members what the
annual homecoming IS 20 the college
graduate night 10 renew old JOYS
and acquaintance and to form new
ones
-Oid-timerS." members who have
belonged TO the club > years or
more. are honor guests Special
tables are arranged for fathers and
sons. and new members attending
the traditional event for the first
time are given special attention.
Members additionally don butch
er aprons and caps before they
enter the banquet hall A speaker
Of national note makes the principal
address. and additional informal
entertainment IS provided.
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of beautiful HpStlck or newest
perfume. And her Easter boxes
which tuck away such treasured
assortments of the famous prepara-
tons. BLOCKS know all the an
swers-even to Vogue'S IA Beauty
Questions. Oh, bit more conserva-
tive the gift must be? Why not
have a pair or two of those fine
No-Mend hose packed up in
square and colorful little box with
air of a holiday or have the
silken things hidden beneath the
leaves of a tiny pot of sprightly paper
daffodils. Should you be helping
the Easter Rabbit in surprising the
children, just give a look to the
darling white linen handkerchiefs
appliqued with a huge yellow duck
ling or a cute brown bunny. And
the Peter Rabbit Chick-mobile (Sta-
tionery Dept) will surely delight
every youngster! Shop around" at
BLOCKS, like I do, and you'll see
many more Easter suggestions.
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City Hos 20 Women of Nearly Perfect Beauty
indianapolis between 50 100
conducted Madame Helena
that
100000 which classification
danapois 20 who have this rating
this beauty because Madame Rubnsen
the entire face is changed
is based the following chart:
sparkling clear-cu contour
hands, cent mouth and lips
perfect makeup 10 cent
youthful neckine, 10 cent
Symmetrical longer considered important Madame
actually dramatic her flaws
through makeup" she maintains.
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the best news from her shop is to
remind you of the Removal Sale
now in progress. Excellent values in
finest quality shoes-now $4.85, $685.,
$685.. You see the Foot Saver Boot
Shop is soon to move into larger
quarters at 35 Monument Circle.
Twill then be known as SINNERS,
Inc, the enlarged stock of which
will include the excellent Num-
Bush Shoes for men. So, "all youse
guys and gals" watch for the
opening date!
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FITTING co. But. if
the men folks in your
family wish to have any
say-so about S u c h
things they really
ought to shop Friday
night at the Moonlight
Sale and voice their
opinion. BY the time
they pick this and that
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very healthful golden green tea.
You'll want to buy some to take
along home. Call me for any in
formation regarding this display as
we'll as the Mate. 1 have the name
of your nearest dealer. And I'll
make a brave attempt to know-all
and tell-an Perhaps you shop out
north if so, you'll find SO-AM
Mate among the epicure specials at
the Meridian Hills Market, 6249 Col
lege Ave.
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SUI 2 IIU1I UIIUoG dN-
vanced little suits and
frocks we've so admired
this spring are among
the extraordinary bar
gains-some as low as
half price! I saw them!
Definitely new per-
feet for Easter wear q.
and with more than their
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Mrs. Edna E. Pauley, supreme
guardian of the Order of Jobs
Daughters, is on an official trip
through the West. She will visit
bethels in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah,
Idaho, California, Washington, Ore
gon and Canada.
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Traditional
Dinner Set
for April II
Columbia Club Members
Await FOrty-Sixth
Annual Event.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Wawanrs PAGE Editor

A FTER 40 young business men IN
4 n 1893 decided 20 found a per-
manent club as an outgrowth Of the
organization which s'arted as a
marching club 20 elect General Ben
lamin Harrison. local Republican
presidential candidate. the question
Of selcCtin- a suitable name arose.
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A group of eight New York leaders has been chosen
to present this forum of designers Included
among them will be those who have specialized in the
designing of coats and complete daytime ensembles,
evening dresses sportswear neggees, underwear hats
bags trousseau and bridal costumes Each designer has
been invited present his collection in person and out
line the fashion points illustrated by his creations which
will be shown models.
Collections of four designers will comprise the first
forum on Friday while the Saturday session will pre-
sent work of four additional American designers
Miss Ruth Waltz fashion economist. will analyze the
American spring fashion picture and introduce the
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Because Harry S.
New former post
general be-
lieved that the day
might come when
the membership
might be divided IN
IT'S preference for
Republican candi-
dates. he advised
that an impersOnal
name b. chosen.
IL was proposed
that the club be
d voted 10 the
PRINCIPLES Of the
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BLOCKS. l saw
a window of eX-
quisite toiletries,
all gift t-boxed,
and prize among
them-Elizabeth
Arden's G liza
with stamen
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First Complete Exhibit
of American Designed
Styles to Open April Il
Atlantic City, Scene of Traditional Easter
Parade, Chosen for Event, With Eight
New York Leaders Cooperating.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

EOR the first American couture showing giving compete
fashions will be presented at Haddon
j., y -
designers by fashion leaders
individual and local
private marks the establishment OF
fashion wOrldhe American couture
Atlantic City at EASTER
during the preceding weekend is par
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usual amount of chic. You know
the kind-inspired creations from
Vogue, Harpers, and Photoplay.
Honest, that's just what they are.
Something tells me you better stop
by IS N. Illinois st. very soon!
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you. Don't miss this
interesting exhibit and
learn first-hand from
Mrs. Mary Stubs
Moore, importer, the
super qualities of one
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Haven't you seen more
Easter novelties than ever be-
fore? Easter promises to be
a glorious time for the chill
dren and a gay day Of happi-
ness for everyone! 1 know
much more than I'll tell just
today we really should
keep in touch. Who knows,
I may have an answer to
your shopping problem right
in the back of the book-my
notebook It's yours for the
asking. I've pages of pet
paragraphs-so look carefully
herein for I'm a pointer-outer
of events of the week
and you don't dare miss a
thing. Come along on Tues
day there'll be more news
s., flashes with a
sy feminine flair.
- ~ *:ss;s
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For Easter

For Easter
Adorable, musical cradles
Nth tiUin toy Dummies tucked
inside.
An Easter surprise can be ar
ranged for. you, if you but send the
certain someone shopping at
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to two no trump, North is correct in
going to three.
West realized that North's bid of
a diamond might not be based on
a diamond holding at all and, as
long as he had the ace of clubs for
a quick entry card, he decided to
open the 10 of diamonds, hoping to
find his partner with an honor, to
establish the suit.
The declarer wisely played the
ace on the first trick Now, if Mr..
MaloWan careleSsly played his jack,
South would make four no trump.
But after careful consideration, Mr.
Malowan UNLOCKED with his king
and the contract was defeated three
tricks
Copyright. 1885. NEA Service. Incl
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DI4OP, 10 w !. N1o1 NCU
Well, you will! Mrs.
Skinner is always do
ing something a bit
extra for friends of
Foot Saver. Perhaps
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Tomorrow-the Home Show-and
among its many advertisements
a CUP of SO-AM Yerba Mate awaits
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MARTHA WASHINGTON special
for April 5, 6, quart roll of vanilla
ice cream centered with luscious
strawberries and whipped cream -.
and covered with pink whipped
cream! Ideal take-home dessert
zoe at the shop, 1901 N. Meridian
st. Or 80c, if delivered. Phone
TA-1827.
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I can't begin to describe all the
of shopping for house
at the PEOPLES OUT
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One of the smartest gadgets on
tap literally-a Bottle Tap. An
aid to better drinking-this little &C
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C G S S Or y automatically
enables any one to pour
exactly one digger" at a
time. And when the
bottle is moved over
from glass to glass the
flow DauSeS and pre-
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II II n

We must be going Russian
:. ne1CeSt coffee makers are
being sho1On accompanied By
tall, slender Pyrer glasses.
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I just heard . HILLMAN'S are
having another of their famous
sales! So I stopped by and
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lent in your esteem Broiled steak,
that tender delicacy, is always
high point in the menu at the
CLAYPOOL. Their chef is so choicy
in selecting meats and then .
knows how to prepare them in such
a masterful way!
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(To Be Continued
Travels In West

Copyright, 1885. by Register Tribune
Syndtcate)
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Have you received your present of
little shoestring with its clever
verse compliments Of the FOOT
SAVER Boot Shop, IS w. Market?
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Ri. 5551-The indianapolis Times
Ask me another.
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and then the Dining Room
you'll enjoy them, I
know if you aren't al
ready there this minute
Oartaking of broiled steak
Or some such dish equiva-
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Meeting Scheduled
Cheer Broadcasters will hold a
board meeting at the Sears, Roebuck
& Co. auditorium at 1920 tomorrow
morning.
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vents SplIIlng a single drop. THIS
Bottle Tap is a small sized ball of
brass that is nickel plated and high
ly polished and fits right down into
the neck of any bottle. 1t insures
an evenly blended drink, at the same
time mixing it quickly. Besides, it's
an adornment to any well-equipped
bar. You'll see for yourself this
Bottle Tap among the novelties on
Main Floor at VONNEGUT'S.
There's the Utili-tong, too, for pick
ing up ice cubes. And many another
necessity for the host or hostess
whose entertaining is the last word.
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No use trying to tell you why I
like to eat at the CLAYPOOL .
1 just do! First the Coffee Shop
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EUer see O nut-chopper?
Just like q little coffee mill
and quite an idea!