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ELECTRIC RANGE, L. g. H.. 4 burners,
ls-in r-h. oven now in use; available IN
two weeks Reasonable. Alex 211-W. 25'
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FURNISHING (complete) beautiful Broom
1871 Goth st. Apt. 10. "a
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2l3S CALIFORNIA ST. NV, Apt. COL
Single or double room twin beds; Also large
double room. twin beds. with priv. BATH:
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zoos COLUMBIA RD. NV. Apt. 4O-At-
tractiVe room, exposures next bath.
board II desired: reas. North b16S-J
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AUTO DRIVING LESsONS-Trial less
Tree; permits and licenses: complete cour!
&lO. MI. Frye. Emerson 4SG2 any tin
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FURNITURE for your nome, for your apis,
for roominR houses or COTTAGES. see ana
save at the 9th St. Furniture Exchange.
316 9th ST. NV. Wash.'s largest used
furniture store We deliver. Moving done.
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ELECTRIC RANGE. Crawford little used.
Also General Electric refrigerator. large.
complete: must be sold. Adams 1921.
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ISOI WYOMING AVE. NV Apt So
Comfortably furnished double bed room.
WIN oeds adjoining semi-pr7ate bath
snoWer; gentleman preferred. Adams
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FIRE EXT1NGU1SHERS, large type only,
$6; sink drainboards. white enamel. only
etc. Harris Wrecking Co. 1246 LIST Sc.
al
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

s5-H.P. kYCOMING MOTOR. Al conc
tioE; wilf convert: Cali Met. 1864. Su
or eve. C1ev. 6O45. 25s
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LIVING RM. SET 3-piece; good condition;
reasonable. Columbia 9603. 643 Irving
st. NV.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, pieces, good con-
ditton, SS6. Apt. 8, o13 Portland IT.. Sc.
Congress HeaghtA evening".
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Miss Buxton Feted
During Visit Here

Miss Ada Mae Buxton, dauQhter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buxton of
Mount Airy. Md, was the guest last
week OF Miss Catherine Virginia
Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Crawford Miller of Bethesda
Md. Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs, Mil
Ter entertained at dinner when their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bux-
ton, Miss Lucy Buxton, Miss Ada
Mae Buxton, Mr.. Roscoe Buxton and
Master Roger Buxton, all of Mount
AIRY, Md, and Miss Marietta Craw-
ford Of Gaithersburg Md. During
the week Miss Miller entertained for
Miss Buxton several times, having
as guests for dinner Thursday eve
ming Mr.. Edwin Stone OF Hyattstown
Nd. and Washington and Mr.. Rob
ert M. Hutchinson Of Bethesda, Md
Friday Mrs. Miller entertained at
luncheon for her daughter and Miss
Buxton
Mrs. John Crawford Miller and
her daughter, Miss Catherine Vir-
glnia Miller. recently returned from
New York City, where they witnessed
the sailing Of the Normandie August
4, at which time Miss Esther Wad-
leigh OF Littleton, N. H.. sailed for
Geneva, Switzerland, where she will
resume duties with the International
Labor Board for the next seven years.
Mr.. George Siedle Of Reading, Pa.
returned from New York with Mrs.
Miller and her daughter and was
their guest for a week.
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sn in "Stoss Door,"
And whot q glorious job she
did. Her fertile, ereotive broIn
conceived on outstanding COL
lection Of suits and gowns and
costumes thot promise to in
fluence the trend next seoson.
MurieI Kings Iovish use Of
color, motenoI and poinstokina
workmanship, particularly i'm
pressed Helene. For MurieI
King oerees with film directors
thot color and beouUfuI fobnes
hove q definite psychological
effect os the pIoyer. And
thos even though eoiors photo
oroph in shodes Of sroy. black
ond white-the exhilorotine
effect O fovorite color gives the
stor, mokes it worthwhile
wsorin9.
The clothes for Hepburn ond
Rogers were dropped ond fitted
end refitted, not on the ston
themselves, but on dummy
replieos. These figures ore
eonstontIy adjusted 10 toks
core Of figure ehonees.
MurieI King is now book in
New York-ond pIons 10 open
her new studio next month.
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ing the guests to wear white ties and
decorations. That caused more than
. little confusion as one might I'M
agine, since most OF the men had had
their top hats and tails" carefully
put away in moth balls!
So many members OF the Official
group are about that = large number
OF Senate daughters met for their an
nuAl picnic at Jefferson Island Tues
day. This year the party was given
in the form Of bridal shower IN
honor OF Miss Jane Holt, whose en-
gagement recently was announced to
Ralph Chase and many are the
luncheons and small dinners record
ed in the news given by wives OF
Senators and Representatives who are
remaining in the city with their hard
working husbands
And so 1t goes, quite unlike any
other Eastern city-north OF here.
Saturday nights are an absolute riot
at the various clubs, and a glimpse
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Cats New Barred.

In 4 drive to make Riga. Latvia,
the cleanest tidiest city in Europe the
Mayor has barred the dogs bark and
the cats NEW. These are two Of q
long list Of donts prepared by the
city's chief executive. All previous or
ders concerning public cleanliness are
superseded by the new regulations, and
the police have orders to fine offenders
on the spot. Some Of the other don'ts
are: Discard cigarette butts, bits Of
paper, matches. sunfloWer seeds and
nutshells; rattle milk cans, toot a
motor horn by day or night, 90 in a
public vehicle in dirty overalls, throw
water on the streets when the tempera-
ture is at or below freezing.
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Miss Sue Stamates
HOnOred at Party

A surprise shower was given at
the Summer home Of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Stamates at Arundel-on- the Bay.
Md, for Miss Sue Stamates, Sunday.
July Is. Those present were Miss
Gertrude Barnum, Miss Florence
Miller, Miss Esther Carrico, Miss
Msrgery Oakes. Miss Lillian VAIN
wright, Miss Lorraine Moust, Miss
Peggy Nays, Miss Mary Van Alta,
Mrs. Rose Bean, Mrs. Agnes Schrou-
takon and Mr.. and Mrs. Stamates.
The engagement OF Miss Stamates
and Mr.. Samuel Robert Stokes Is
announced today.
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pleasure. Whenever the thermom-
eter is high and your spirits are low
:. and you have to come in town
and shop >. take time-out for q
revivfying luncheon or teatins
snack. You'll find an irresistible
variety Of suggestions. And Just
look at this special! A Bowl Salad
(served individually in a huge salad
bowD with French dressing and
Rocquefort Cheese, rye bread or roll
and butter-all for 30c. Daily
Shoppers Luncheon Is 40c. And
you'll find all sorts Of sandwiches,
salads and fountain delights. Let's
60!
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|HOt,.Weather
Is Ignored
By Society
Capital Sea.
son Continues in
Spite of Summer.
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tCOntlnue0 from First PAGe.)
Canada. And to that list is added
Walter White, whose beautiful better
half, Manuelita, Is in Nantucket with
their children.
But, to 60 back to the fact that
the season never closes, the proof Of
the pudding Is In the eating, and
aside from that sounding like a pun,
there have been any number of din
ners and cocktail parties right through
the month Of July and this month.
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins has en-
tertained at series OF delightful
small dinners in her new house, which
Is fairly alive with the newest and
best electric fans, which keep the
guests cool and comfortable when
they come into the house after par
taking Of \ cocktail in the garden.
The Undersecretary Of State and Mrs.
Sumner Welles frequently entertain a.
dinners OF at least IA or 20 at their
estate at Oxon Hill, Nd, to which
the guests motor out from Washing
ton and enjoy the cool terrace and
gardens. This past Wednesday eve
ming Prince del Drago, now in charge
OF the Italian Embassy In the alb
sence OF the Ambassador, and Joseph
Alsop actually collided with their din
ner parties. 1t seems extraordinary
in the dead OF Summer to have to re-
fuse an invitation to dinner due to
previous engagement"
1t Is not only in the residential cir
Gle OF Washington that entertaining
has continued during the Summer
months. The embassies, too, have kept
up their end and only last Thursday
tea was given by the Turkish Am
bassador and Nine. Ertegun in honor
OF the retiring Second Secretary, Mr..
Ibrahim Seyfullah, who Is returning
to the foreign ONCE. The large func-
tions at the Soviet Embassy in COM
pliment to their famed flyers kept
every one busy for several weeks and
one embassy recently issued invita-
tions TO an evening reception request
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clear her stocks.
You see. she's en-
larging her studio
shop for Autumn
and every sin
gle Summer dress
has to go" 10
make room for
the stunning Fall
collection. Now's
the time TO nD
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JOSEPH r. HARRlS

suits. slacks. beach hats and beach
oags-reduced in time for your
late Summer and Labor day week
end :. to e8c. Also at e8c are a
group Of nationally advertised slips,
pure-dye silk :. reg. 50. Limited
quantity. Broken sizes Slight i'm
perfections. Snatch them up Main
floor, 1924 F ST.
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that Washington is full OF lady
centipedes. THE PADRE is
adored by knowing women :. who
believe that comfort Is good for the
soul. THE PADRE" also likes
simplicity as much as he does
abundant comfort. Wise folks al
WAYS do. Meet THE PADRE
Helene knows you. too. will become
another of his fervent followers.
llOl CONN. AVE.
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member. There's fun at the foot
Of the rainbow" so make the
RAINBOW ROOM at the HOTEL
HAMILTON your meeting, sipping
and stepping spot. Dance in air
cooled comfort to Meyer DAVIS
Music from TO I. and after 10 pm.
Phone DIST. 1880.
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con and dinner menu are all that
are needed to bring back the
sparkle to your eyes after q tadine
day in the urban heat. Take the
family by for Sunday Dinner.
goth and r SITS. Phone NO. 1918.
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'AAAAAis hi'u q AldL
tering fashion =.
as you do when
ISADOR MILLER
makes your fur
coat to order, do
you get indlyidu-
ality! Take ad-
V a n t a ge Of his
Summer prices g.
and let him make
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:" JUST A PLAIN GIVE
AWAY" are the
Summer dresses JACQU UELIN
STORY has drastically reduced to
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" kCI tiOlilCS
out OF the way
OF the dust and
workmen. Every
thing Is reduced
drastically .
and the values
are such, you
81 m p ly can't
pass them up.
Street dresses,
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you a coat thatll cost considerably
more In the Fall. Repairs on your
old fur coat, too, il done now, cost
less than when the rush begins,
8O9 llth ST. NATL. 1928.
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Ocean City, N. j., where they spent
week at the Bellevue Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Palmer of North Wood
side has been in Maine for two weeks.
Among those from the community
who attended the American Legion
Convention at Haeerstown. Md, were
Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Hood. Mrs. Eu-
gene Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Lauman
T. Faulconer, Mrs. Margaret Neumann,
Mrs. Paul Clark, Capt Joseph c. Cis-
sci, Maj Howard W. Cutler and Mr..
H. S. Giusta.
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Daniels Motor North

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Randolph
Daniel left by motor yesterday
morning for a trip through New
England. They will return to their
apartment in the Westchester after
the first of September.
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HE COMPLETE EP1-
CURE" with .
gifted and knowing palate will find
that THE PARROT offers a short
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BY word
i n tn .
world Of
{ q 5 h
ion is in
the movie
{ q pit q !
d ming
clothes FOR
K otheriine
n z p burn
and Cin-
Ger Rw-
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IS THERE ARE GAY DAYS
STILL AHEAD ON THE
VACATION CALENDAR. So take
advantage of the sale OF play
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c | o I es at
JOSEPH r.
H A r r I s..
A group of 81
p ! a y clothes
| n c | u d | n z
shorts nlaV-
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the FOUNTAIN
TEA ROOM in the
downstairs store of
T H E P A L A I s
ROYAL. It's de-
hciously air-condi-
toned and 10
convenient and CON-
Portable that it
makes your business
of ah onpinp a
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INNERVIEW!

When Helene visited the
R-k-O Studios in Hollywood
lost month, she found thot
MurieI King, whose nome is a
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Half of State Gets Aid,

OF $4,000 farm families in North
Dakota, nearly $4,000 families de-
pended on the Resettlement Admin
istration for aid in 1896.
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y u \ W lAlS
seventh gas
t 70 n onical
n e a V e n.
The &C O ! d
D | q t e S"
t o u n d on
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A. 1 ON IOI
S u n d a y
Oinnery De-
Iicious, full-
course Sum-
d a Y Din
n e rs are
b u I 81 .25.
a =
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at the dance floors Of the out-of-door
restaurants Is further proof that the
season here, like the immortal brook,
goes on forever.
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" -SMALL CoURTEsIEs
SWEETEN LIFE" :.
and small courtesies like thought
ful Bon Voyage" gifts will give you
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/" HEAT TAKES A HoLI-
DAY" when you
take the family to the air-cooled
dining room at the HOTEL HAM.