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G. T. BARRIERS
In Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Barber
are on their honeymoon In Florida
and expect to be at horne here after
January 10. Mrs. Barber is the
former Miss Vera Hess Nolt, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phares Hess
Nolt of Chambersburg, Pa. She and
Mr.. Barber, who is the son Of Mrs.
Sara A. Barber Of Linden. Md, and
the late Mr.. William s. Barber, were
married Thursday morning In Grace
Church, Woodside, Md. The Rev.
Richard Ashford performed the
ceremony in a setting of vari-color
chrysanthemums and gladioluses
which were placed In baskets about
the altar.
The bride wore a brown velvet
travelling suit with matching hat
and she carried prayer book orna-
mented with lilies Of the valley.
The maid Of honor was Miss A.
Katherine Brown of Chambersburg
She wore q wine color velvet dress
with matching hat and her flowers
were talisman roses. MIR. Gilbert W.
Barber of Takoma Park was his
brothers best man. A small recep-
ton at the home Of the bridegroom
mother was held after the cere-
mony.
On their return from their we'd
ding trip Mr.. Barber and his bride
will be at home in the Bonifant
Apartments in Silver Spring. Md.
until their house is completed.
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niture was brought from England,
and some of the walls are papered
with wall paper taken from old
castles there.
Mrs. Casey, formerly Ethel Marian
Summer Ryan, is the daughter of
the late Maj. Gen. Sir Charles Ryan,
K. B. E., c. B., and the sister of Col.
Ryan, whom many of the American
Army knew when he was British
high commissioner in Germany after
the first World War.
The wife of the Australian Min
lister is an all-around lover of sport,
but her pet hobby is aviation-if
her working knowledge and prac-
tical use of flying could be called
a hobby-and she has thousands of
air miles to her credit, both in her
own country and here. She thinks
1t the most perfect means of loco
motion. and travelling through the
sky as she often does is perhaps
the reason for her breezy manner.
Inviting merry blue eyes . prema-
turely gray hair girlish figure
refreshing she likes the
great open spaces of the Western
States because they remind her of
Australia, where there are only
100000 people in an area larger
than the United States.
She is a patron of art paints
and crayons a bit and likes pho
Biography, and her favorite jewelry
is Australian pearls-specimens of
black opals which are beautiful in
their opalescent hues which remind
one of the midnight sun.
When asked if she thought women
aviators could fly combat planes in
the present war, Mrs. Casey said
she thought they were skillful
enough, but that there were several
very good reasons why they would
not be allowed to do it.
When in Australia she uses a
Percival plane but after they came
to this country bought four seated
Fairchild. 1t has just room enough
for the Casey family, which consists
of the father, mother, Don and
Jane-the latter taking to the air
like ducks to water.
In speaking of the Legation here
as the first to be established by
Australia in any country-more re-
Gently Minister has been sent to
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About Well Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Mrs. Richard Gardner Casey,
Australian Minister'S Wife,
Is Veteran Plane Pilot
By ROBERT CRAWFORD.

confident triumph In the present
Richard Gardner Australian
there
that England will She adds
emphasis sacrifice victory that the people OF
Australians in combat duty
army which taking the the
raising numbers thousands Australian
Casey Williamsburg taking along her
Patricia Jarrett also licensed pilot and
like knows lot about the construction of planes
they both
decided that the Southern
and charm
They intrigued by the draw of the soft Southern voices and the
Capitol said seeing
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glow Of happiness to the one to
whom you send it. Strikingly in
dividual are the designs, the color
combinations, the verses. Highly
original, too. And perfectly stun
ming. You'll be delighted when you
see how attractively your name can
be imprinted from their special
types. And how personal the i'm
printing makes your card. Make
your selection now-before the rush
beginA BREWOOD. I2l7 9 ST.
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Betty Furness' eorIiest stose
ambitions con probably be
troeed TO the delightful revue
eomedienne. lueIIo Geor, q
close fomib friend, in whose
dressing room Betty absorbed
the atmosphere Of the stose.
Her own professional job was
TO pose for John Powers, the
professional photographer, which
eorned her five dollars. This
she considers q bod investment,
since she had TO 10y out twenty
nine dollars on the suit in which
she posed.
Betty Furness likes comedy
ports with a touch Of light So
phistieoted humor. She is not
uroI and friendly. and whot she
herself coils "poinfulIy normoI."
She designs oil her own clothes
ond is on ordent and prolific
knitter. Sports don't sreotIy in
terest her. ond her principal
hobby Of late hos been her l3-
months-oId douohter, Bobette.
Her husbond is Johnny Green.
popular young orchestra leoder
and composer.
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Tokio-Mrs. Casey thought it was
quite the logical thing to do for
several reasons: First, the fannili-
arity with American institutions
which Australian students and sci.
entists have had for many years,
and second. the fourishing com.
mercial intercourse which has
drawn the two countries together.
She called attention to the fact
that American exports to Australia
amount to s1250 per capita, while
to some of the South American
countries, for instance, they are
only $2.50 per capita.
The big roomy Legation, White
Oaks, also houses the chancery; it
is a delightful, livable place which
already has assumed charming at
hosphere.
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G n riSt m a S
cards. Never
have you seen
such q collec-
I'll on |! And
you can find
just the ones
to express
your S e n t l.
ments :. Just
the on es to
give a warm
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Mrs. Eldon P. King
Hostess at Tea for
Red Cross Aides

Mrs. Eldon p. King, wife Of the
deputy commissioner Of internal
revenue, was hostess at tea Friday
afternoon entertaining the chair
men for the Red Cross in the Bu-
reau Of Internal Revenue. Mrs.
King was assisted in receiving by
Miss Grace Knoeller, organization
chairman.
Alternating at the tea table
through the afternoon were Mrs.
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Sisters College Tea
To Be Held TODAY

The annual tea given by the sis
ters of the Catholic Sisters College
will be held this afternoon in Brady
Hall Auditorium, on the campus OF
the Sisters College, from to g
o'clock. The dean of the college,
the Right Rev. Msgr. Edward 3.
Jordan, will assist the sisters in re-
ceiving their guests.
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Daniel w. Bell, wife of the Undersec

Daniel w. Bell, wife of the Undersec-
retary of the Treasury; Mrs. Herbert
e. CASTOR and Mrs. John L. Suln-
van, wives Of Assistant Secretaries;
Mrs. Alvin w. Hall, wife of the di-
rector of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing; Mrs. Miller, wife of
Col. Ellis B. Miller, U. S. M. c.; Mrs.
OKelliher, wife of Col Victor O,Kel-
liner, U. s. A.: Mrs. Bertha Weth-
erton and Mrs. Henrietta Hill
Arthur.
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nastics you In
dulge in-there's
only one place
and t h q t's the
P ALL M ALL
r DOM at the
H el Raleigh.
It's such a de-
lightful place to
entertain. T h e
food ic ovrollay,f
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knowing what flowers girl adores
wearing-t dances, to teas, to foot
ball games, to weddings. Their
prices are as easy ON the wallet as
the flowers are easy on the eye.
Open Sundays until noon for your
convenience. Main store: 12l2 y
81. Phone MA. <27a.
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hh6lN .. bcolhCo
they know what
you want and
have it. young,
feminine fas h.
ions that are
heart-lifting and
a joy to wear,
Dresses are priced
from .S7.95 to
S29.95. And your
charge account is
invited. Stop ir
F ST. near 18th.
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SIlagS -. Dy nav
ing them "doc-
tore d" at the
s o u T H E r N
s T ELOS CO.
Only 15c to eradi-
cate short thread
runs; zoe to eradi-
cate a long Thread
run; SC for each
additional thread
Evening star., 1940-12-01

Maryland fried chicken, fresh
vegetables, rolls and butter, dessert
and beverage-all for $1.00. SO
give the whole family a treat
and give Mother a true day of rest
and take them to the HOTEL
HAMILTON today. 14th and K
SITS. Phone DIS. 1880.
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I L T o N.
You'll revel in
t h e amazing
full = course
dinner for 81
D.. . Sundays
and weekdays.
Just think of
it--you get a
choice of ap-
~%s..- I-I<
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At Home Announced

Mrs. Paul D. Wilbur, wife of the
rector of the Church of st. Stephen
of the Incarnation, will be at home
Tuesdays, December and 10, from
1 to- 6 o'clock in her apartment at
the North Brook Courts, 1925 Six
teenth street NV.
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laoy VIII unu
G I'D E BROS.
CO.-paradise it
self. Each Of the
four conveniently
loo tie d flower
stores-is presided
over by a know
ing" young man
who is a connois-
seur himself In
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WAV." HEADS
OF CONN. AVE.
is t h e o n ! y
beauty salon in
town where you
can get this won-
derful new wave
that requires no
m a c h in es, no
heat, no strong
chemicals - that
Evening star., 1940-12-01

SHOP has an excit-
ing c ollie n of
Marie Dress e r
Loungekotes" for
the larger woman ;. .
in sizes 3612 to so u
and in sizes 35A to
51A depending on
whether her figure Is
tall or short). DAM
ash prirtad crer,e
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ment and cliff dwellers who can't
get home for Christmas. There1l
be fun galore :. singing of carols,
jolly Santa Claus. and the hang
ing of stockings at the two man.
moth flreplaces. Buffet supper
tariff that evening will be S1.50.
Normandy Farm is open all win
ter. Phone ROCKVILLE $50.
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Finder will be
rewarded with
a wonderful
collection of
one-of -a-kind
dresses and
an exciting
policy of mo
CHARGE FOR
A 1T z r A
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row night
in "Off the
R e c o 3D."
" e n I
stroieht to
n o IIywood
fro m q
"a shi on
q bic fin
i b j n 9
school, by
woy Of a
s b o r T.
! | v e d
coreer as
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for those of us with
more yearnings
than e earnin n 6 S.
SAMPLE dresses,
all Of them-and
you'll find the most
glorious "one-of-a-
kind" dinner and
evening gowns-at
a fraction of what
,,1,xsS p1- fov thz~,
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Hes1

gives of no odor. You can leave
the shop Immediately after they
apply it to your hair and put the
TURBAN on. The length OF time
you keep the turban on-depends
on the texture of your hair. It's
successful on dry. oily. bleached.
difficult-to-wave, and dyed hair.
Exclusive with HEADS OF CONN.
AVE. in Washington. 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 5sl1.
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IS T OST-ON THE 3rd
FLOOR.
PRESS BLDG, 14th and F SITS"
A delightful studio-dress shop.
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eve. Marjory
Hendricks is
planning a
g al Ia party
for w a s h
ington's ap-
oximately
"honeless"-
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IS ZONE, ALL YE FAITH
Full" :. and join the
throngs who are dashing to BRE-
WOODS to select their 1910
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Theatre Note.

Betty furness. one Of the more
eomeIy ond proficient Of the
young screen pIoyen. who comes
to the National Theotre tomor-
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run. Snags magically removed.
Small jobs while you wait. sla
18th ST.
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And the tariff is only s100 per per-
son. You'll see glorious fashions,
modelled on stunning models. You
enjoy Bert Bernath and his or
chestra. And the interesting celebri-
ties. Plan q luncheon party for
next Saturday and call Mr..
Arthur for reservations-NAT. 1910.
:" BACHELORS HEAVEN IS
GUDES!" Yes, any
young bachelor-eager to make
headway with an adamant young
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swers to the name of FAY BROOKS
in SUITE 307. Stunning clothes
for daytime and formal wear :.
modestly priced. If not found,
please phone MET. 7l44-for more
information.
i" WHERE GOOD FE-
LOWS WILL GET
TOGETHER" out at NOR
MANDY FARM on Christmas
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(" Nov is THE TIME FOR
ALL SMART GIRLS"
:. to come to the aid of their stock
ings! Put an end to runs and
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- ANS O. y
for e v ry
fe minin e
n a m e o n
your list .
and you can
find tn e m
at price S
to suit ev-
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<<><<><<
/" PRESCRIPTION FOR A
NEW LEASE ON LIFE"
Have Sunday dinner in the
Dining Room of the HOTEL HAM
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regularly. Select yours now--in
time for the holiday parties =.
and know that you'll not see your
self coming" 25l9 14th ST. Phone
co. 1855.
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satin stripe crepe,
changeable taffeta, slipper-satin,
chenille and quilted cottons i.
priced from $3.95 to $6.95. sos 11th
ST. NV.
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at THE PALAIS ROYAL. Just
take an elevator-or the escalator
to the third fioor-Lingerie and
Negligee Department and
feast your eyes on the exciting
collection of gift bed jackets on
display. See the quilted rayon-
jersey bed jacket with a charming
peter-pan collar at s5.95 "a gown
to match, $3.50. In white, dusty
rose. blue. There's a lovely one Of
quilted taffeta, printed with a
rose trellis pattern and a pleated
rufie around the collar. s5,s5.
Rayon satin bed jackets, trimmed
with imported Val lace or Alencon
lace, s295. And ever so many
others. In fact, you'll find quilted
ones, printed rayon satin or crepe
ones at s1.e5-and velvet bed
jackets at s8.95. Stop up tomorrow.
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l." NO NEED TO FISH FOR
COMPLIMENTS" If
your dresses. formals, coats, hats
and evening wraps come from
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H ISN'T RDAY A
LOVELY DAY-to go to
a fashion show luncheon?" No
matter how many mental gym
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country. Many not duplicated.
Shop tomorrow-and use the lay
away plan. If you wish. Located
near Connecticut Ave. at 1903 K ST.
<>>>><<<-
U IT FEELS SO GOOD TO
BE SLENDER" Just
ask any girl who isl You. too. can
wear the exciting new clothes. If
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4" GIVE HER A GIFT IN
DECEMBER - she
can wear until Mayl" Some
thing-like a bed jacket! It's a
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you enroll at ANNE
T. KMLY'S. She
Is offering a "SPE-
CIAL" II treat
ments for $40, ex-
ercise, machines or
massage. IL COM
plete treatments
exercise or ma
chimes, steam cabi-
net or e electric
Evening star., 1940-12-01
WHATS THEIR PRESENT

NAAihWit,
So why not
from Louise
Hall Hollis
G A B I N
H A N D L
CRAFTERS?
Gifts m q d e
entirely b y
Americans
from every
Dart, of this
Evening star., 1940-12-01
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a" GET A HEAD-sTART AT
HEADS" And be one
Of the fortunate young women who
can boast of having a "TURBAN-
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i" HAPPY Is THE GIRL
'''AA COR WOMAN) - in
clothes from MOLLY ZEICHNER."
Thrilling clothes thrilling prices
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$25. 1929 F ST. Phone
MA. 7256.
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IS CHE WILL LOVE TO
'' LOUNGE IN LUXURY"
d. 50 give her q hostess robe for
Christmas. The STOUT-SLENDER
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Stop IN tomorrow-l227
ar nth
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TYPEWRITERS-New porta bles. 81 per
WE-; rebuilt tyDewrterS very reaS.: rentals
SO mo Capitol Typewriter Co, 1909 Eye
& N u Ma ISES
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LIVING ROOM 3-pc Government standard
weeks Customer told ACME must sell
quick Here IS your opportunity =
ACME MOVING & STORAGE. 4GlS 18th
81 NV. Georgia 1000 OPEN NIGHTS.
Xmas gifts in lamps, tables. chars
lovely smoking stands. Small deposit
holds any purchase OPEN NIGHTS.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)


GIRLS. high school. colored. will care for
children after school or assist busy house
keepers. North l184. 81
GIRL, colored. wishes job as waitress or
chambermaid Decatur 1929.
MAIDS, colored t2), one days worker and
one general housework or nurse children.
RE. 1879.
WOMAN. colored wants g.h.w. or cook
ing: good ref. co. $3.50.
WOMAN. colored. wants work; stay nights.
IBIS 3rd st s.w.
WOMAN, reliable. white. good cook gen.
work in small family; stay nights: best ref.
Box 479-A, Star. 5'
WOMAN, colored wants position as maid,
g.h.w., cook; neat. clean, reliable: ref. sos
Barry pl. NV.
CAN HIGHLY RECOMMEND my maid abb
Solutely honest, good general houseworker
and excellent laundress; needs days work.
Phone mornings, Oliver 2631.
WISH to place my excellent, child's nurse,
General houseworker, laundress. Young
colored woman. patient. reliable. compe-
tent Full time, $3.50 weekly and carfare:
part time, 81 daily and carfare. VIII stay
some nights. WO. 5474.
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LIVING ROOM 3-Dc Jacquard velour
This ACME STORAGE SPECIAL" IS a
large, roomy. well-made suite Solid
RIFICE " ACME MOVING & STORAGE
1913 l4th st. NV. Georgia 1000 open
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RADIOS. storage sale; about 175 rebuilt and
GUAR TO play: - each We buy and service
all makes 1910 9TH st NV Open TO :.
RADIOS-The better ryDe Of used radios.
every radio completely oveTha u,od and
guaranteed; small compacts. $3.50 Up
table models, sos up. portab!eS. ~NA3
up, consoles. S495 up, phone cOmbina-
tions, S14 % up Open evenings until 10
and all day Sunday. PARK RADIO CO,
2l46 81. NV.
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LIVING ROOM. silk damask, Q lovely
pieces; Must be e spld s a9iek end at ..s
St NV Georgia 1000. open NIGHTS"
LIVING ROOM, ''homespun": durable, yet
inexpensive. IF ACME STORAGE quoted
the price you wouldn't believe il" Come
ING a. STORAGE 1918 18th st. NV
Georsia 1000. Open nishtS."
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GIRLS, high school, colored will care for
Children after school or assist busy house
keepers North | 1874 6s
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CAFETERIA AND % RMS.

OhT e EItIh AND 20 fIWO.,
Downtown location. near several large
SfoHst Pides strictly business 11ii proposition
rigid investigation. Cafeteria seats about
100 people, serving ca meals day.
s. 900 down.
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PIANO-Used steinway upright. in good
condition sos. Also a good selection of
other used Uprights at $40, SIS. $50 and
sos. Pianos for rent ~ monthly and
up Republic 1890 The Piano Shop, 10l5
1fh q u " OPEN EVENINGS
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RADIOS-l94l Emerson portable sets: u
Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th ST. NV. al G..
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cial. 3 maple pieces, $500. "A real talk
fro yalus SEE THE THE dS6dA5
holds any purchase ACME MOVING &,
STORAGE. 46IS l4th st. NV. Georgia
1000. OPEN NIGHTS
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11O1tIbDIINNI
10 rooms, = baths, single beds; rent,
S75 90. Clean, attractive. 81 900. terms
r. NJ. DE SHAzO. 1923 14th. Ma $500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oak loft. dining
table. @ chairs china closet, all to match;
set. all to match; brass-trim bed. 2-door
50-lb iceboX, gas range. etc. All goods as
new Must be sold at once. Cheap. Front
basement. sos Mass. ave. ne. Open from
80 10 20 and Z to p m
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ance sale All floor models GREATLY
REDUCED. Some as low as Sl995. Easy
terms. Big traoe-in allowance; Can pay
with your light bill Authorized dealer for
the new westinghouse, G E and CroSley
refrigerators We are one Of the oldest
and most reliable refrigerator service COM
panieS in WASHINGTON
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TYPEWRITERS. SIG to $50. Royals and
UndeTwoOds just cleaned. fabricated,
checked and new ribbons and covers in
stalled. Unusual opportunity TO get ma
chine Tor student or home uSe-oulv five
for sale. Prices not much in e&ceSs c.
tradc-lu allowances. Try them on At
Room 90. The Evening Star NeWsps per-
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have a limited quantity
OF Wurhtzer l20-basS scCordions diScon-
tlnued models. that we are offering at
greatly reduced prices and on unusually
easy terms. Ma :}2.93. Joroan's. corner
18TH and CT SITS. OPEN EVENINGS.
have a good selection
OF used instruments OF many good makes
priced from SIS to $500 Very essv terms.
Ma. 4130. kits, 1880 G. ST. (mi6dle OF
tho h1OCkl OEEN rVFNINGS
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TUXEDO. complete fl. including shirt.
ref ROX l3-C Star
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lVlo vermont ave- nm Il :. MA. 't5lU.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED THRUOUT.
Rooming house, 18th, near Col. I'd; q
rooms, baths; rent. 500. Mostly studio
rooms. For lovely home with income see
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.

WEIGHT safely reduced
wonderful French method used. Dr.. Della
[ edendecker, 3O25 o s.. n " Michigan ! 20.
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MARIMBAS-Used instruments. S31 so TO
SID: many real bargains. Ma. 400.
Klt'S. 1870 G 81 OPEN EVENINGS
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"Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Brokers'"
90S 10Th st. NV MA. 1854.
ROOMING or boarding house, Wyoming
ave. near 10Th, Col I'd. NV. IA rooms. 3
baths; Gear gar; S1o6 rent; good lease;
oil heat, completely furn.: $50 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
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TYPEWRITERS-M unusual bargains
in portable and standard machines. new
today TYPEWRITER Observation-Disclosures
us 18th 81 RE 2S2s
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS.

VAMERA REFAIRING.
FULLER Il d ALBERT, INC.
SI5 10th 81. NV Phone National A.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
SALEShAEN.

dria. If references are o. k experience is
unnecessary. Openings in other Virginia
cities. P. o. Box 217, Alexandria. Va. o.
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TYPEWRFTERS IND, like new. So SO;
port, Sl6.5O; new port. all makes, 75c a
week. Circle. l1l2 l4th St. NV
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VACUUM CLEANERS ALL STANDARD
MAKES, BRAND-NEW. in oriEinal cartons
at greatly reduced prices Rebuilt as low
as S695 We are one Of the Oldest and
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LUNCH, BEER; WINE: good business. Call
Alexandria 9402. g.
THE FAMILY SHOE STORE'-A trade
name famous in Washington since 1861.
For sale. reasonable. Write l. Simon Co..
326 Broadway, New York City.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, near
Government bldg: sales, $3.50 weekly; big
opportunity for sandwich business: $1,000
Call in person only. 3l3 End st. sw. s..
BOOMING HOUSE, IL rooms; rent. $50.
Income, S215. Total price, S650.00.
R. NJ. DE SHAZO, 1923 14th. MA $500.
RESTAURANT. over $500 weekly: must
be seen to be appreciated: $4,000 cash.
Box 4S7-A. Star. 81
LUNCHROOM. fully equipped. good business
location. half blk from main gate of Navy
Yard: reasonable. HOS Sth st. Sc. 5.
DELIC. sandwiches and beer store. with
living quarters above; doing $500 weekly;
good location. District 0440.
BOARDING HOUSE, IA rooms; income
500. Beautifully furn. dupont Cir
R. NJ. DE sHAzo 1923 14th. Ma. $500
well stocked; rent, $50 month, includes 3
rooms bath, automatic heat: 5-year lease;
price. Sl,500. Box &c, Star.
RESTAURANT. LIQUOR; business center;
well co.. large place; low rent; priced,
$3.50 for immediate sale acct. partner
ship DISAGREEMENT. Box &C. Star.
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ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
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