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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-22
ARTICLE III

In order that we all may have
IN mind the same condition when
ever the words Rheumatic Fever
are used. we should tell you what
we mean by the term.
In the first place, we do not
mean those vague aches and pains
and those various degrees of stiff
ness which we expect older people
to have They were usually referred
to as a touch Of Rheumatism or
Rheumatics. In contradistinction to
this condition, what we mean by
Rheumatic Fever is an infection of
the body generally, usually preced-
ed by a sore throat; either Tonsil-
litis, or just simply a Pharyngitis,
caused by certain group of Strep-
tococcus There are many groups and
types of this germ. The type that
causes Rheumatic Fever is the type
that invariably attacks the heart,
joints and brain. 1t usually attacks
children. especially those between
the ages Of and Is, although it
may attack adults, The infection is
more liable to start in those chill
dren who are undernourished and
who live in dark, damp, cold and
crowded surroundings, although it
may arise in the very best sur
roundings. So you see two factors
are needed TO cause Rheumatic
Fever. Cd A susceptible individual
and CD the presence in the upper
respiratory tract of a type of germ
that has the quality of invading
these weakened tissues. This might
be one of the reasons why Rheu-
matte Fever tends to run in fam
lies, since the infection can be
carried from one member to the
other because of close contact. and
the germ finds the same condition
in each member Of the family.
Another characteristic of this par
ticular infection that we are talk
ing about is that it has a tendency
to recur two, three, four, OF even
five times. and each time that it
recurs, it damages the heart a lit
tie bit more. The younger the child
is when the first infection occurs,
the more liable are the occurrences
to appear. And the recurrence is
more apt to appear during the first
year after the first infection In
other words, there is less likelihood
Of there being a recurrence il it
has not occurred during the first
year after the first Rheumatic
Fever attack.
In our next Article we shall dis
cuss, What Precautions Should Be
Taken to Avoid Rheumatic Infec-
ton
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-22
Defects Top
cam By Morgin
Of | Score

Last Thursday the Libby Terriers
knocked over Whitefish, which is
the-fop ranking team in the dis
trict, with a score of 36-35. The Ter
riers were behind the first quarter
6 to IL but in the second quarter
they went to work and ran up a
81 to II lead over Whitefish by
half time. In the second half the
lead changed back and forth sew
eral times and at the final gun the
Terriers were out in front by one
point, 36 TO IS.
MacNeilly of Whitefish was high
scorer of the game with ID points
while Nelson of Libby followed with
II points.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-22
yhitefish
Libby Jr. Hi
Defeats Troy

Libby Junior high decisively de-
feated the Troy Junior high Be to
u Saturday in the preliminary to
the LIBBY Creston basketball game.
Led by Robert Morris, who made ID
points, Libby racked up their ninth
win Of the season, six of them be-
ing from the Troy team. They have
been defeated twice High scorer
for the Troy five was Price who
made seven points. Line-ups and
box score
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-22
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB GIVES
DANCE

Members of the Home Economics
Club sponsored a dance held in the
gymnasium after the Libby Ores
ton, B. G., game Music was furn-
ished by monograph. Members
of the Creston basketball team were
guests.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-22

ert Becbe had sent home from the
western front In Europe.
The program was concluded with
the showing of two films by the
projection staff.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-22

County Commissioners Mahoney,
Klinke and Hoisington were in Lib
by Feb. Is and Is going over LAM.
values with Assessor Weydemeyer.
Rudy Erickson, who is employed
in Spokane, was in Libby the first
of the week for visit with rala-
tives and to look after business
matters
Evening star., 1945-11-04
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STORE, located near Washington in thirty.
ing community on busy corner, handling
meats, groceries. merchandise paints, gas
etc; have franchise for famous make,
electrical supplies and equipment; post
ONCE, in store: doing. better than S1.30C
weekly average: modern equipment, In
cluding BRO meat saw, slicer, grinder
walk-in box. compressor. good shelving
store, with dwelling adjoining: ice house
optbuildlngs; all in good condition; plus
almost z acres valuable landi $21, 900
RSS RooMINa h1iE SLOT House, excellent Conn a ave
loc.; 10 rms, Az baths; board optional
f1ne incomei good furniture; 2-yr. lease
priced at $4,000, with So, 900 cash down
payment. For further details see Mrs
Beaver with JOHN J. McKENNA, realtol
ana business broker, 1929 Eye st. NV
BEAUTYy sHoPpE, Alex, Va; all the new.
est equipment; very modern fixtures; {
booths. This is an excellent opportunity
for z operators: rent. sos: heat; price
$1,000; terms. Call office for appointment
EDWIN L. ELLIS, longest. broker, l01(
DRAsTiCALIY REDUcEDE.ia Ed. III rooms, 3
baths, extra shower, hardwood floors, oil
heat; arranged as 3 apis. and / master
bedroom;, total income, S470 monthly; ex.
ceptionally well furnished; buy the prop
erty, furniture and business: $4,000 down
Mr.: Pastor, call MA 5447. YOUNG &
RESTAURANT, CoLoRED; "C' liquor
license; doing 81, ,600-S1 800 per week
selling for other business Interest. Cal
MA. 041O, $40 4th st. SW
Evening star., 1945-11-04

ATLAS BRoKERAGE CO., 81 woodward
siag d.. TX Ego, has this s,1s to ofter: d.v
Sandwich shop. stainless steel equipped,
averages ST 600 q week, good deal.
averase $500 per day, Very r reasonable. a atd Da'
Modern sandwich shop anG delicatessen.
average 5000 per day. Long lease. Good
Large downtown building for lease.
Available to successful restaurant people
only. Center Of theatrical district. Details
by personal interview only.
bus $3.50 $500 to to $4,000 weekly: good viii,
$1,000; $4,000 cash required;
short G5os meat S FOB bus oc $500 os weekly
p. g. s. Mkt. bus. $1,000 weekly; rent
SS0S, Son dncluding I6 living % quarters; ,good will
SELF.sERvICE GROCERY AND MEATS
No beer; low rent; price. S6,50o complete
with stock, Good opportunity for live
Groceries, meats and beer; liv. quarters
pice equipment; same owner 6 years; price
$500 complete; fixtures and stock worth
sef-service, groceries. meats and beer
liv. quarters; colored trade; 5h-day week
short hours; price. $1,000 complete witt
sslf,sssyIes as srs groceries, meats and beer
eets With reR eTSs soo2op 81
g st. NV. Ma. $3.50, GE. 9263, RA 6527
ANTHONY q CHAPiN offer for sale
Testagrant, hquor, air conditioned; Conn
eve. Corner: doing more than $500 daily;
price. 100000; liquor stock about $4,000
extra: terms.
Restaurant-cocktail lounge, air condi.
toned: doing good business; fixtures anc
equipment tops; price, $4,000; terms.
Restaurant, beer; established long time
ago; on a busy corner; doing more thar
1928 daily; lease and cheap rent; price
only $4,000; terms.
Restaurant, beer; liquor license coulc
be gotten If desired; doing about S16(
daily; price, $1,000, with only $4,000
down, balance monthly.
Restaurant, beer; doing about $12t
rent; price, $500; terms. ANTHONY &
CHAPIN, 127 3 at. Sc. AT. 7764.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

CONTINUES on Next Pass3
Evening star., 1945-11-04

aaaSSeOoiS IcCoiiuitioneu, SoU. Pnono SH.
CAMERAs-Rollefiex ts.s, Robot s.5. Elk.
aeta 1.e. Minolta 3.s. Agta 35-mm. 3.5,
CAMERA. Leica. f:55..5. Elmar lens, chrome
hnsa ha a ss ane ssS IA pstss sss
SsS s TS IsPs s55sss0 ROVER slss. pfles, ssS
CAMERA. Leica G. F:2. and accessories.
CAMERA for, microscope zeiss, uses 100
hlm' also Kodak Duo $40. Republic 1901,
CAMERA, Kanda Reflex, size 127. rolls
film. case. shoulder holster, SIS. 923
CANE CAMERA ians-New ans available: Roll hlm
nut I ensss asasfs nea ds snsss ssns sss
sSaSsa iaSHs PsfS New asiR
CANT. KITS, two complete, each contain.
ing folding bed. two blankets, pillow, stool
sSs IN vS SP:ds Il faSs 1910 ST f
slnsing ssnariss, % MI. 1eo 1917. siFa OF 'araihsi
x esIs auta dSdas bsss type I siren from sl2so
SArIoNAI spoRT iesa sHos aaeH USHs 1sth Ess'ea St
nv. nj. Columbia I'd. Open Sunday
Cash REGISTERS, National and Reming.
ton; dinerent models; Can be seen after
q REGisTER, EMsnsnE 7qs & st Alien adding .
chine combination in beautiful two-tone
gray. Lists clerks. items, paid outs. paid
on account, etc BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
CASH REGISTER, National, rings 1c to
99c, very good condition, $50. SANITARY
CASH REGISTERS. National. hand anc
electrlc: bargains. Sunday, CO 1928,
week, DI. 1872. 1112 l4th st. NV.
CASH REGISTER, National, in perfect con.
dltion, S35: Inquire SHELL SERVICE STA
CEMETERY LOTS - TWO very desirabl,
Congressional Cemetery sites, reasonable
CEMETERY LOTS mount olivet,, sites
in desirable section, for new furniture
Gall Or; o967 Price, SIS each.
CEMETERY LOTS. Fort Lincoln; six site,
| GL O330.
CHAIRS. ANTIQUE, upholstered. carves
cherry frames (platform rocker, arm.
straiEht2,. $50 all; prewar Lot. carafe
| sis. 1851 Northampton st.. Ch. ch., D. G
Evening star., 1945-11-04

SAL SELF SERVICE CLOTHING CO., II:
< st. NV. around the corner from Gold
COATS, ! black Hudson seal, gray SOUR
rel: l thres-pisce black silver fox tar
sas sslsir 81 SEA, ssf7 4 block Georgia and Alask'
CoATS-Fur, black, $50: / grayish tone
Sc; $50; s1stah beth good condition. size 1874
SSAT oo beige, skunk collar % and spss: s ;, s,z,
81 tFE sfa slses y0tn or 'sSs Sss al R rmned taa
ned As to SO and sfdna drssses ma'fE EM $3.50 s
Almost new HATs sizes ans and nj Ssss Sn
COCKTAIL SET, table with fornlica tor
sls,atheE s,E az and chromium chairs; $50 set
COFFEE TABLE, beautiful custom-ma
tai gobiets. sherbets. co. o4s5.
COFFEE URN. electric set: electric clock
portieres. sewing, machine. typewriter
banjo mandolin, tennis racket. misc. ar
5ssi ahs sahSs spEaRSs 81 FIN
General Electric master and 5 remot
complete Installation. Elk. 3oo7. opel
COMPREssoRs. complete refrigeration con
densing units in all sizes, both new ant
mann mani distriibator. ssp liza 9th st. NV. ss Rx
1858.
CORDE BAG, hand-crocheted large, black
diamond shaped; $50. .Warfield 1894.
Sssss;Sns55ss pIsf ds SEo g. sgTToN ios
frame; mattresses included; cost $iI each
will sell S5 each GIL. S34e.
CRIB, child's. prewar, metal, drop-side
also prewar collapsible carriage with inner
sspring, waterproof pad. AID. $500 bet
IruccCxUopn nprcpr~y s,x.l
| feet pair: must be seen to be appreciated
i q $3.50 value, a rare bargain at $500
i days. RA. 0S49.
egypt, only one OF its kind available ii
vicinity Of Washington: located in Able
Mausoieum. adjacent to beautiful Airing
ton Cemetery. Call WI. 4910.
i glasses, $40; one bowl, SIS: relish dishes
81 to 50. Republic. 1400, Ext. 1901. !.
4 CUFF LINKS. platinum. with Q fine dia
monds, over / Ct, and 2 genuine emeral,
cut sapphires; unredesmed; 500 TEMP ES,,
D st. NV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Tomorrow in the Times--mors
Of the whois story of the DSR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

TT IS the contention of the
i manufacturer that this bus
offers the best possible transit
service and is the most profit
able transit vehicle TO operate,
because Of it's low original cost
and because its small capacity
makes possible frequent service.
But the engineers Dho
formulated the 100000
600 program did not agree
With this UieO.
Purchase "as early as possible" :"
of Pee sreetcars tor existing
tracks on Woodward and Grand
River was recommended
NOR Michigan, Fort, Gratiot and
l. jefferson, the engineers recon-
mended electric trolley buses,
saying:
These quiet and efficient
vehicles would improve exist
ing transit service greatly and
make thrsr wide roudway- more
usabte for motor traffic"
Tire ma iority of the city's
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Why SO many Doctors rseommsnd
Bordsn's EVoporoted MIX for BoblssI
]. It's concentrated from the finest fresh
milk-so rich and creamy.
4. Homogenized for easier digestibility.
). Irradiated with sunshine Vitamin d to
help grow strong teeth and bones.
q. Scientifically processed to give you the
purest safest milk in the world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
"YoU CAN'T BUY FINER MILK FOR ANY UsEr

my baby's been on Borden's Evaporated
Milk since / brought him home from the
hospital. My doctor suggested it.
"And use Borden's Evaporated Milk
for cooking, too. Try this wonderful milk
YOURSELF It's the finest quality-yet costs
no more. And it gives you all those grand
premiums"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

portaton bOdId 20 oppose the SZ4U,UUU,-
900 transit program which was presented
to city officials few days ago.
Likewise, makers of Pee streetcars and
electric trolley coaches, encouraged because
the program recommends their vehicles have
indicated they will spare no efforts in selling
them to Detroit.
For q good many years the DSR
has purchased no new vehicles what
ever except Ford Transit buses. IL
now has about 1900 of them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

IN RECOMMENDING equip.
Il ment. the engineers imply that
they have leaned over backward
10 give buses full consideration.
"Gasoline or diesel buses have
been specified for a few routes
which would be recommended
for trolley bus operation In al
most any other city but De-
troit." they said
Detroit il the world center
of the automobile industry. We
believe il II plain common sense
Ia choose buses over any other
type -ef vehicle when the selec-
ton can be- made without mate
rial compromise.
Despite arguments OF these en-
gineers. Ford Transit Bus people
stand firm that their vehicle holds
the greatest nope for solution OF
Detrolt's transportation problems.
ERANK A NOLAN, legal and
Il public relations counsel for
the firm, said that a docurnented
presentation Of arguments in
favor of the light bus would be
made soon 10 the Detroit Trans
portation Board now studying
the engineers report
''It il our belief that to hold
It's customers after the war. the
DSR will have To provide
transportation as much like
taxi service as possible" said
Nolan, who is brother Of Fred
Nolan. former DSR general
manager
"The light bus is the only
transit vehicle with which Il IL
possible Ia approach this ideal"
He added that he believed the
grid system proposed by the
would prove unpopular
because an estimated so per cent
Of passengers would have 70
transfer 70 get 10 town.
Tomorrow in the Times--mors
Of the whois story of the DSR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Gasoline or Electricityo
Experts Differ
OIl DSR Survey
BY JOHN CREECY

TNORD TRANSIT BUSES, INC, maker Of the buses
~ constitute majority of the DSR's rolling stool
Gated today that it would go before the Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

transit lines would be equipped
with buses, and the lines would
be laid out in a network or grid
spaced a half mile apart.
But 81 passenger buses wsrs
specified only for "outIying
lines"
-EOR more important" cross
Il town lines, the engineers
recommended 40-seat gasoline or
diesel buses.
On some routes, even larger
buses would be used.
OF a route running along the
Hastings and CroSStown express
ways and Gratiot, the engineers
said
Buses for this route should
have a seating capacity of ap-
proXimately 55. A two-axle bus
Of this capacity has been oper-
ated successfully I'm New York
City. Experimental three-axle
and fOur-axle articulated 55-
seat buses are i'm daily use In
other cities" ----.------------.--------
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
I@
No. | 3 )
of a Series

Most of them of 2 passenger seating capacity although
some Of the older a 25 passenger model
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
Special SeIIins!
Barbara Gould
Cleansing Cream
200 Size Jar for I.3
PIHs z0qo Federal Tsx

Special value on this favorite, fluffy
cream for limited time only! Wonder
fully soft, fragrant. Two types-ons
SPECIAL for dry, winter-weary skins
ToILETRIEs DEPT-FRsr BAsEMENT-EARMER
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

Took at the beautiful plate got with
just IS coupons from the tallsize can Of
Borden's Evaporated Milk.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
HOSfeSSeS Aid
Guild dC0uceyf

Mrs. Stanley Woodward, wife of
the assistant chief of the protocol
division Of the State Department,
and Mrs Marshall Bidwell Dierssen
are assisting Mrs. Edwin M. Watson,
wife OF the military aide and secre-
tary to the President, as members of
her box committee for the fourth in
this series of concerts of the Cham
Der Music Guild. Mrs. Watson, who
Is chairman Of the committee, and
Mrs. Woodward were among the first
few to recognize and encourage the
guild in its efforts to help young mu-
sicians.
The fourth concert In the guilds
series will be q recital by Lotta
Lehman, which will be given Feb
ruary 6 in Constitution Hall, the
move from Memorial Continental
Hall having been made necessary by
the increased interest in the con-
certS.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

your cap ana pin and are 4 full
fiedged aide, you can help the war
effort in the most direct way, short
Of being right behind the battle
lines, by volunteering four or eight
hours week for work in hospital.
'(Some aides give as much as 30
hours a week. They, will be hours
well spent and you'll have the salts
faction Of knowing that you've done
a good job and filled real need.
There's new class starting In Feb
ruary. Volunteer now! Call Repub-
lie $500, and ask for the nurses aide
Office. Now!
Evening star., 1945-01-14

theater, was present at his brothers
wedding, as was Mr.. John Fitzpat-
rick Of, New York. uncle Of the bride.
The couple win reside in Newport,
Ark, where the bridegroom is sta
toned at the Marine Corps Air Sta
ton. Col. Endweiss is the son of
Mrs. Jules Endweiss and the late
Mr.. Endweiss Of New York.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

wise Washingtonians and Visiting
nremen." You, too, will enjoy the
delicious seafood platters. prepared
TO your order. You, too, will enjoy
going to this wonderful eating
house for luncheon, dinner or late
supper. Ask the headwaiter to seat
you at the Captains Table, or in
the Ships Cabin, or in any of the
other Marine Dining Rooms. This
huge restaurant occupies two build
lngs in the same block-with in
Vulnerable dining rooms in each, to
accommodate any number in your
party. 1921 and 1907 e STREET
NV
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Smith
Continued From Page B-3)

pital could not operate" and then
she said, IF the requirements for
more nurses to care for our wounded
overseas are to be met at all, hos
pitfalls here will have to depend a
great deal on the aides to supple
ment this diminishing supply of pro-
fess1onal personnel. And they. can
do it! The aides are wonderful"
You can be a nurses aide by Civ
Ing several hours day FIVE days a
week for six and half weeks and
from then on after you've received
Evening star., 1945-01-14
HEADS

or machine permanent :. which,
ever is best suited to the texture
and condition Of your hair. And !,
when they top it of with q becom-
ing and fiattering coiffure-voilai
You feel like q new "You" le2E s
CONN. AVE. Phnhe DE. $751;
Bethesda salon: f248 WisconsinS y
Avenue NV. Phone Oh. 13ie.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

ouiiiPS uhlSC out
and the spare
tire around your
middle shows up
and the illusion
of slenderness Is
| os t.. Go to
MARCEL and let
the experts there
take pounds and
inches from your
I | 6 ure. "R E.
DUCEV ACo is
Evening star., 1945-01-14

feel very elated If
she view W S their
stock at the mo-
ment. It is filled
to overfiowing with
crisp, fresh, color
full dresses-prints
for immediate and
later wear--and a
fine collection of
L. ~ sAl
Evening star., 1945-01-14

that wonderful method that re-
quires no diet, no exercise, no drugs.
You simply relax-and vacuum
cups magically spot-reduce your
hips, legs, thighs and tummy. For
all-over reducing try the Humidi-
fed Heat Treatments. 10 for $3.50.
1922 18th ST. NV. Open evenings.
Phone RE. 1746.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

or new colf1ure when
you put yourself in
the hands of the ex-
pert S tylists at
HEADS OF CON-
NECTICUT AVE-
NUE.. You sense
skill, artistry and
fine workmanship
when you let them
give Won a cold wave
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Weddings
Continued From Page B-3.)

Calf, was the matron of honor and
only attendant for the bride. She
wore a black silk gown with a white
hat and corsage of gardenias.
Maj. Finley Clarke of Newport,
Ark. was the best map.
Col. Endweiss is a graduate of
Staunton Military Academy and M.
I. T., Boston. He received his wings
in 1886 in Pensacola. The bride at
tended Dominican Convent In San
Francisco and the University of
Minnesota. Capt. Daneil Endweiss,
A. U. S., on leave from the European
Evening star., 1945-01-14

AUClSnL MdTl-
ner"? Y ou'l |
find a merry at
m o S p h e re at
O'DO NNEIL'S
SEA G r IL L.
It's a favored
spot in town for
the diplomatic
S e t, congress
sional families.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

Navy, or Ma
rille Corps you
know that there
Is a certain cor
rect form of
wording t h a t
must be main
tanned for mill
tar u,alliN~e
Evening star., 1945-01-14

designed espe-
cially for cardi-
gan jackets. Its
fresh, crisp and
as easy to latin-
der as a hankie.
OF all-over eye
let b a atiste in
white - with a
small. lace-trim-
med jabot at the
Evening star., 1945-01-14

touches of snowy lingerie. If you
need advice on collecting q we'll
rounded wardrobe-ask for Susan
JOY" She will be delighted to help
you. GIT 18th ST. NV. Phone
NATIONAL 1858.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

spot - TeQuC-
] n & m a =
chimes, steam
cabinet and
shower. 10
times, $3.50;
20 times, $24.
Or take 10
half hour
s " e d ish
~ . . >A1
Evening star., 1945-01-14

all-white shoes for your sports or
dress up wardrobe. And colorful
collection Of light colored kidskin
shoes-soft. supple kid--in prac-
tically every wanted color. Stop In
tomorrow. ROSS-SATURN is open
daily from . to $50: Thursday from
. to 8. 1879 CONN. AVE. Phone
DU. 0346.
Evening star., 1945-01-14

slant repair.
When 3 snag
appears In
their best t
S u ! ts or
when cloth
ing has been
t temporarily
ruin ed by
moth holes
and cigaret
Evening star., 1945-01-14

every Saturday
at 1 pm. there's
q FAS H ION
S HO w nd
LUNCHEON
with beautiful
C 10 t h es and
stunning man
n e q u as and
smooth music
a n d delicious
Evening star., 1945-01-14

form 70 FLORIDA,
you'll welcome this
timely news from
ROSS : SATURN.
They have a won
derful collection Of
shoes for the south.
Stunning brow n
and white spectator
shoes for casual
Evening star., 1945-01-14

foods. It's a weekly feature-and
a popular one. Make reservations
for next Saturday at pm. For
reservations-call Mr.. Arthur-NA
1910.
i" As NEW AS ToMoR-
ROW" The skilled
designer at THE BLAIR SHOP is
a genius as creating new clothes or
Evening star., 1945-01-14

T e m o q enng
a n d altering
your old ones
into chic ad-
vance fashions.
The altera tion
department of
this delightful
little dre s. S
shop is an old
established one
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Mn

tomac River. They specialize in
famous French foods and one popu-
lar feature is ''Popovers." The Inn
is decorated in charming Pennsyl-
va1ia Dutch decor. 2700 F STREET
NV. For reservations call DI. 9256.
i" FIRST TOUCH OF
SPRING" awaits
you at the SHOREHAM HAT SHOP
in the Shoreham Hotel Best news
Evening star., 1945-01-14

dNut II NY
taking her
d i n n er
guests out
t o t h e
WA T E r
G A T E
/ N N To-
c q t e d in
town, right
on the Po-
Evening star., 1945-01-14

high round neck, II buttons down
the front with crochet BAH buttons
and u only $5.S5. Stop in to-
morrow. r STREET at l2th. Main
floor.
/" WEDDING MARCH BY
Mendelssohn your
paper trousseau by BREWOOD. II
you are marrying into the Army,
Evening star., 1945-01-14

busy and thriving since 1914 =.
and noted for its fine tailoring and
workmanship. At the moment they
are able to accommodate number
of new customers. The service is
good and the prices are right 1902
CONN. AVE. Phone NO. 1859.