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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE STORE FOR RENT"--40xlO4 TO
rear alley on f. l4tn IsessponSibe ss oW ne1e tenant
eah esT a HARRY LsRIIie'1. FRIEDMAN, Broker. Re
GROCERY STORE in nice location mixed 11
trade doing very good business living
quarters over store. Call D1 sa7', moFn- mo!
NfsGHT NJ CLUB. one block from D. G; ,iqs inc;
in Maryland; seats 1S0; very beautifui u i,I
place; low rent; apartment ineiuaeo dues 81 5nG
weekly yss I business now. now 90fo bar; excellent
PRICES more BUSINESS nrce opg IN easy
LANDER GRestaurant. speeialistl, Excln-
eive Broker. 1909 New York ave oe W.
MA 9143.
NV, near H st; liquor license; open II
am. daily, closed Sunday; new, modern
neT sd sTcondd Sodpaq Unit and hotes
busy transient location; seats go; low low
rental: l0-yr lease good prices; disaSSEee- dSiee
very eI' low price for this type business; easy
terms arranged for right party bSb
HoLLANDER (Restaurant Speclanst' Ea-
SY s!1siys a,ls Broker 1909 Ne" YORK ave. 9es s."
HHMrS,s HA s;si iHABERDAsHERY sBoP'~owner
must sell this small moGerE %nadite al The hesi sale
aisDoff Il IS offered for the cost Of stock and ha-
tures. II merits your inveIstlgaathie9nR gah9Ry rgf
fRIEDMHNl tp ssis;ls Br6ssf alsssf RE 'i iiee
DO YoU WANT TO sELL:-NoW is .o,l. the
time call Ex: 2555 ,,,,2 Sgics, ce1EsEffeoTRs, easfoR
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCEs-;Radios heat
si gsik iSPSi bikes, % %s.wheelers BICYCLES AZ, and
below We eos x ca sifFfs MR Rfl asWP
fAvERN AND ROOMS s12' il. in = sof6silIis; ;6s,Iiy
hs sds,,ed rent well f2q3 snoTn RsfAH ncely
unlin. possibilities; present owner unaple
70 handle For ouick sSle 55g o55y 9oUNs o9 G's
eAsHToR, INC, 1929 Vermont. Call I'll
RfnTNG STABLE. 2 acres; barns. tack
SSTn ksSIs TsssSfss BsETSf Nd roF Eoysi tass
sea. you HARRY / FRIEDMAN, Br9ker'
REEsTATRANT-colored; close Govt bldss;
swi . Price Price. 5000 Isl. 900 cash and 81
SooMsG n sTma aouSF Box WaSrEp fEsSF by
parry; good Nv lqf; shay have $1,000 as s9yn
BAR AND GRILL solored trade; Ia3s dosps osps
$1,000 week; business could be doubled
This is real money-maker Priced e
81 eo q fols fs'SSs @'Eas. % i57s Assk
days e 9, .Sn Ss'TTaaEs e o,
rood equipment: does about $500 weekly
sasnes PTlsss 15r e SEay s Eeselent So os foF
ave NV RE, 1873 weekdays, too. 9
fUSS oUARRY BgsiSEss for rent or sale, fully
equipped, producing good grade of build
Ing stone; very close TO D. c. Box l44-G
"AUTo REPAIR GARAGE"'-This Ions.
established fully equipped shop: INCLUDING
the valuable real estate 4ox14O. located
at 14I4 Florida ave. ne. is offered in it!
entirety for immediate, sale unlimiteo % pos
I FRIEpMAN. Br9keI Q er sE,s Re ,l6s, ,,n 1+ nns
lie mkt: frst-class equip; wkly sales, 81 :
900: established: So 900. terms, discoun
for all cash; S for on stock. ME. 3l6l
ffRoMISENT BEAUTY SHOP for sale il
Eiiver Spring Excellent location, excep
ticnal clientele; all modern equipment
price, $500, Box COG, Star. "a
DRY CLEANER, doing quality work II
own plant, desires locations or concession
In hotels or apartments: or will buy estah b
f233 rs
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITER. Remington: Eoiselesss ileesns,tior. st,rs
S3Ss, sasa Guaranteed saal machine: L,
ss,sss ssf snd fsbzsp sfai 5sfss. RszfFsEwks &C.
gglV9pSGvRirhE gl9 & nE .ms MAJ Corona portable xth
issf qYfEWRirfR: VII e. eendi'tsa .ss
misGelsnsNo g. nW. 10. s4ss evenings only Jd! MSS
fYFEWRiHfk. fYFFEEWghdiHHfAkk eors.sls EXCELLENT 'sndi-
aaeudM ,!sei ii e cssERaiNaEKsEeetrelux sRia Hoover
Eureka and many ,o.fssts o.hsrs nric.,. nfa BEST
sasls 81 ssps IS co sss sos s rHaaf 5S$
VACUUM CLEANERS. beautifully .sa fepssn: ~:
Iassmsnts hs5sns sss 81 ssfh ssis Lee hwy eii
VACUUM cLEANERs--Rebuilt Electro.ux.
si4 SO; Hoover, Sl3 so; an makes in cns ssoen
Ss5stipS So sS;a MODERN st aE sZ zAfSga ss ss
VENETIAN BLINDS xsmea; sepsiNSssssaeI; pssiNSsseI.nN e;
IaRssi ,sss'SSs e. .,an,nom a ssss,.
fss s.rsiee reaay pasa qs,sfy .st AZ
vftcTRoLA, vi $40; wardrobs. trunk; ,ossng SsG;
ssys tsss ssss dGsls s2s s s5'R W. '1zast
VIOLIN. Ia size. completely u,9yI 9yernauifs yItM
SHhRsY ssh ssEe 1is fsF 15sh sas st. sGo 81. Il
5EssP Wsg GSRiPoRas RTo aas seaa condition taller
81; blouses, skirts. shirts. oyereos,, rag. y.
coat: co. 9oss, 1881 Lamont Lannon'S st, ,,arTit;on. n,T
MADE MashS' By the Seii-Enown Kelxinantogro Co;
sfs TssHls rsss AAcHsf ss Pf ss, arss apt.
size. SEE. 3421 No. WASH oiSo'' Aiia'
WVaa;sHirNG MACHINE, latest prewar oE.
uey se esr ssh eoaa ss uss cost sfss
NIAsIISs MAeMSf i Yaytss ss excel ss essd'
Watches. mems new i3-jewel sweephand.
xa!eTproot Mtzc tx ,nfeseddo ao edo1s Sosta
WaTcHEsWBalova. III Esve s2s H sisn' senrus. Ham
s!ss sSs9an9eed @ psTisss; SIS sp; sisS dismSnds
sais ssS iss aeassd fSs ss ssih go
Sasf WxrRR 2 HEaTER. HHER use used Ist
class condition. Guaranteed. ss5' eo4 L
ARfh a. s,;s, e and sad IS dIs.i Ss
sss.sS ssss s:sss Il SAsssi
CENTER. "a lSih St nv .:.,ric Ma 81 sssa si,.,
Water WATER HesssT HnAnEssS fsh e
spsTs nssaIatisa sW f. ifs5' Ns 8o WEBSTER Tysss
$1sa7s; also 5G-sai;;; = %: 75; immeda mined
wis. ave, Chevy Chase. Md; -26
WELDER, electric. are, 110-vot. 60-cycle.
fully sauipped 1898 18th st; nv, 25,.
WINTER COAT imitation Chinchilla, Si5:
size 40; can be seen any time at this
WOMEN'S DISPLAY BuSTS, so to 70. in
excellent condition. reasonable. FLORA'S
ENGTNEHREp fNGT, spRg ; HEATING. gas and elec-
trio appliances: get the right produces
to te' get the the most out Of eauipmsnt. sur
ing. GE. eioo. Carl IiPP. INC. 3711
ALL CLEAN-READY TO WEAR. Thou;
sands of items in unclaimed laundry ana
| dry cleaning for family and home at anlaz-
ingly low prices. Sheets. linens. coats,
dresses. skirts, pants shirts. work clothes.
etc Priced at 45c up. Daily. I'll ..
! HAWKINS. 1116 9TH st. NV. -GS
FOR SALE-s.50Q #. Of new; kiln-drie66
common oak flooring. Whole lot at Sd550
per thousand IT. Lots of less than 900
feet. S155 Call Hillside 1866, -26
5-ROOM OIL HEATER, like new: very
reasonable; after 8 pm. and all day sat-
T0 SETTLE ESTATE, handsome carved red
| leather chairs; camera and att; Frlgldslrs;
GE vac. cl.: draperies; china. etc. DE: 0632.
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walnut, complete set' new eono' ,SSn.
WRNIIUREpsl F. bed s9t ses os. q and s9s! mstt
ssae. So SIS :s and s Tsnrs M rm taIf able
rocker, 81; occasional chair, SIS. b1. s2s7.
FURNITURE-Maple couch. 2 matching
also maple bed AD. 7I7s, Pc
FURNTTURE-Victorian walnut drop.lssf
nut eate-lee table, 3 straight. chairs. wal
nut windsor rush-bottom rocker and rug.
FUTRNiiTTGURE-Modernistic On chrome stand
ing bridge or dinette table with canary
yellow wooden top ?9x29 and up
nolstered chrome chairs, sss solid ma
nished wooden porch chairs, each 50;
table. table isxs7 SIS: bed-rest chair. s3;
color picture in i,and-carved frame 3ox3s,
ax.Gp s5S MRf bJSRI KNo rTsst1' D5 s4sS
GARDEN TRACTORS. nationally advertised
make in stock for immediate I1s dsilysry nt;Iy
: =. x sSHPEEFoN ! SON ssi5sa s5s1. q sso ave: e
S. g + f. ri a:s 81 {: sss 50 s.
Gas "a s5i sso5iILIERs. available for immediate
an osss Trss estimates sa psy Wss 3P
BAINuM CO. 6a1 : 4th st. NV. GE. 4531.
GAS-FIRED BOILERS. few choice sizes
available: immediate installation: no down
payment. three years to pay: AMERISsaAN
GIS-FfREH RADIATOR. used. dissection.
S45, a04 L st NV. Elk, 5s15. -25
GAS HEATERS, new ane used: also auto,
matte gas heater fnot furnace, ian and
heat control. heats 8 rooms: S2l 9: :.
ACME STOVE. I015ta 1th nv. MA. s95..
GAS RANGE. Roper. also vacuum clean.
GAS RANGE. Roper, used weeks 500
Breakfast table. chairs, SIS. Miscel.
Gas A RANGES. NEW, CUT PRICES, dis
counts up 20 40G immediate delivery
81. N3737. DI. 373s. DI. 373e.
GAS RANGE, Quality. automatic oven. q
burner, $50. Ewes. and Sundays, oWso'
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.'.ss a.s1se 1sS:2 soon sS1. sS11. cH GDs 5000 st
s., ss:lsss' sooa ifsi5 vslsgt tssl;
server, g chairs q arm); good condition.
fI biNfSG fsS ROOM FURNITURE - Table,
Chairs: buffet and china. Reasonable.
DIX DINrNG sGoT RIM SUITE, axls rug. Hot POINT
coffee server, lsdys sll-wooi coat fur eollas a.
firepl; equipment. $40 1st st, s. Al
DINING ROOM Brand-new jr. 7-piece,
S q Il Ea nnT uRs Essy soRE
bnSsG 9sf h aooM Il sSf1Es I'll ssoe "a
deep cut prices. ATLAS FURNITURE; sa1
6rSISG ii RooM 81 ?aa suifE Dl 1oDe Eainst D se
extra leaves, pad for table; mirror for
buffet; gpholstsry in very goods sS9a soRdition
66INNER CLOTH. beautiful imported Irish
linen double satin damask: perfect condi-
ton, los by z inches; with dozen 271inch 2da
DISHES, glasses. ANTIQUE oval-framed pic
lures, set, Of shadow-box pictures book.
down down comforts. auiited-sstin covers. Can
ns BE- seen Sat. Up R to 34S5 9;m-' Apt. 40 1907
DISPLAY CASES 151. one size: almest
new; in excellent condition' reasonable
DREssER CHEST, marble, top, solid wal
nut, 46xoO. 30 in. high. > sman drawers.
> large; excellent condition; S35. OK.
053a
DRESSES, coats. suits. lois: shoes; 5l2A:
DROP-LEAF TABLE, antique mahogany.
4I0 Aspen St NV: Takoma Park. D; c:
DROP-LEAF TABLES, new. finished in ma
hogany, maple and wheat: also a-pisce
mahogany veneered dining room suites for
immediate delivery. TURNER'S, s23 G
ELEcTTRIC HAWAIIAN GUITAR. .mpli-
fer, ali metal. with case: $50. Call HQ.
ss2s, THoMPsoNs RADIO SERVICE
EIacTRYc eI1s Y HoTT.wATER BoILERs-s. 5.
ls go 70 e; ssos 81 141s l2o S S5isos oss4 sIso
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LIVING ROOM SUITES, BRAND-NEW
$50. ATLAS FURNITURE. 921 G st. NV.

pcs, couch. 2 match
p covers, inrer-spring
cond.; . matched end
); S110: also bed, mat
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|of MI. and Mrs. Virgil Estes q
[BranchviIle, ND.
Nj. vetter escorted his daughter
ana she ms attended by her sister
Miss Melita ]. Vetter, - maid oi
honor. Mr.. Clyde Francis Reeder oi
Long Island was best man.
#Cnnns sy.M MHlcahv
Announcement IS made Of the
marriage Of Miss Kathleen Mary
MuIcahey, daughter Of Mi. and Mrs.
Francis D. Mulcai1ey of Hamilton,
New Zealand. to 1t. Edward George
Quincy, u. s. M, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George AZ Cunney Of WASH
|ington.
The wedding took place recently
in MakaIapa Chapel In Honolulu,
1t. Comdr. H ]. Rotridge, y. S. n,
Catholic chaplain. ofnciating.
The bride was given In marriage
BY Comdr. Ira Curtis Ia the absence
of her father, and attended by Miss
Barbara Hazlett. Lt. u. 81 George
Fitzgibbons. q. s. N, served as best
man for 1t. Cunney.
Kidd-Jnnod
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin Kidd
who were married recently in
Athens, Ohio, are making their
home there at 60 Congress street.
lMr. Kidd is son Of Mr.. George
|M. Kidd, OF Washington and Mrs.
IJeannette B. Kidd Of Bethesda. His
bride formerly was Miss Mary Mar
jorie Junod, daughter of Mrs. Edna
Junod La Toilette of Athens and the
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the matron of honor with Miss
Jacqueline Hirschhorn serving rs
maid Of honor and Miss Ruth Mile
stone, Miss Marilyn Reiskin and
Miss Florence Frank as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Hauss Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Hauss OF New York.
Mr.. Hyman Hauss Of New York
was his best man and the usfers
were Mr.. Bernard Domsky. Mr.. Ber-
nard Hoffman and Mr.. Nathan
Witow, the latter two of Baltimore.
#MoIinaro-Renner
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Winifred j. Renner
to Mr.. G. Joseph Molinaro, the we'd
ding taking place recently In st.
Francis De Sales Church.
Mrs Molinaro is the daughter OF
Col. WiIbert v. Renner and Mrs.
Arnold e. Miller OF California and
Mr.. Molinaro IS the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dominic Molinaro Of Boston.
MorYis-Sn0iUden
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
SnoWden in Sandy Spring was the
scene of the wedding recently Of
their daughter, Miss Elsie Brooke
Snowden, and Mr.. Chafles Arthur
Morris, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Nice Clelland Morris of Unity, Md.
The Rev. j. Gilbert Ham of Rock
vile of1lciated at the ceremony and
the bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her father. Miss Marie
SnoWden was her sisters maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Christy Morris, sister of the BRIDE
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Mc-E1rearp-Ma MacINorris

Mc-Crsary-M0cN NoYris
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Elizabeth MacMorris, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Daniel Mac
Morris of Takoma Park, to 1t. Col.
william Harold McCreary, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. McCreary
of Pittsburgh, took place recently
in Dwight Chapel at Yale Univer-
sity, where Col. McCreary is taking
q special course. The Rev. DR.. John
D. Loyett officiated at the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and her sister, Miss
Roberta Carr MacMorris, was her
maid OF honor and only attendant.
1t. Col. John r. Hall was best man
for Col. McCreary and 1t. Col.
George L. Hannegar and 1t. Edward
j. Bowman served as ushers.
/ lLear-Lpsois
Miss Mary Beale Lewis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wills Lewis
| OF Charlottesville, was married
recently to Mr.. Robert Louis Lear
| in ceremony taking place in Gen.
trail Methodist Church in Arlington
with the Rev. John Lee Kibler
officiating.
| The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her father and was
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groom, and Miss Martha Wilson.
M. wesley McClelland Morris, jr.
was best man for his brother and
the usl1ers were Mr.. Pete Black and
Mr.. Thomas Dawson Candy.
Biser-Hahn
Announcement IS made of the
marriage recently OF Miss Mary
Catherine Hahn, daughter Of MIR,
and Mrs. James r. Hahn Of New
Market, Md, to Mr.. Huber Vincent
Biser OF HyattstoWn.
The wedding took place in st,
Joseph's Catholic Church at Carroll
ton Manor, the Rev. Dr.. Joseph r
Thorning officiating at the ceremony
and the bride was escorted to the
sanctuary by her father.
Mrs. Robert S. Windsor, jr., Of
Evansville was her sisters matron
Of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Jean Marie Biser Of Baltimore
Miss Gertrude Hahn, Miss Charlotte
Watkins and Miss Evelyn Giesler
Dianne Lawson and Ann Burns were
flower girls.
Mr.. windsor was best man for Mr.
Biser and the ring bearer was Larry
Burns.
Esfes-V effer
The Rev. L. ]. Fealy oiiiciated al
the ceremony recently In the Holy
Redeemer Church at the marriage
of Miss Blanche G. Vetter and Mr.
Edmund n. Estes.
Mrs. Estes is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j. Vetter OF Green
belt and the bridegroom is the son
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attended by her sister. Miss Virginia
Lewis, as maid Of honor, and BY
Mrs. Howard Webley. sister Of the
bridegroom, as matron OF honor.
Mr.. Wehley was best man for Mr..
Lear, who is the son OF Mrs. Lear
and the late Mr.. Dorie Cleveland
Lear, and the ushers were Mr.. James
Lear and Mr.. Dorie Lear, brothers
of the bridegroom.
Davis I 0lnach
Miss Myra Lee Tolmsch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis S. Tolmach,
was married recently to Mr.. Marvin
A. Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Davis of Falls Church.
The wedding took place at Hotel
2400 with Rabbi Henry Degal offici-
ating at the ceremony and the
bride was escorted and given in mar
| riage by her parents. Mrs. Stanley
Davis was her matron OF honor and
Miss Madeline Goltzman was the
maid Of honor.
Mr.. Burton Davis was best man
and the ushers included Mr.. STAN
ley Davis, Mr.. AL Gendel, Mr.. Max
Markowitz, Mr.. Irving Pressman,
Mr.. Harvey Chacklin, Mr.. Leonard
Wolf, Mr.. Charles w. Tukman and
Mr.. Paul Schlager.
lHanss-D0bkin
The marriage of Miss Beverly
Elaine Dobkin, to Mr. JoGeph Hauss
took place recently in the Hotel
Hamilton with Rabbi Samuel PEN
ner of the B'nai Jacob Congregation
officiating at the ceremony.
Mrs. Hauss is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Dobkin and hel
father escorted her and gave her In
marriage. Mrs. I. d. Lahman was
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IN The Bridal Procession

Miss Margaret M. Hunt, daughter
OF MRS. Frank J. Hunt, was married
recently to Mr.. Quentin o. Cupp.
q. 8. n, son Of Mrs. Beulah Cupp OF
Defiance, Ohio. The ceremony was
performed in the chapel of the
Church of the Holy Comforter. the
Rev. n. Grabenstein officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Cupp are living in Boston,
where the former Is on duty.
The bride was escorted by her
brother, 1t. Robert C. Hunt and her
sister, Miss Norrine A. Hunt, was her
maid Of honor.
Mr.. orviIle Cupp was best man for
his brother.
Broxo-De Binder
The memorial chapel of Mount
Vernon Seminary was the scene OF
the wedding recently Of Miss Chris
tine Elisa De Binder and Ensign
John Greiner Brozo. The Rev. J. 2.
Farrell officiated at the ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde v. De Binder OF
Bethesda. Mr.. De Binder escorted
his daughter and she was attended
by Miss Ruth Mccullough as maid
of honor and the Misses Rosemary
Gordon and Caroline Embrey were
her bridesmaids.
Ensign Charles c. Brooks was best
man and the lshers were Ensign
Robert G.. De Binder. Navy Reserve,
brother of the bride, and Ensign
Joseph B. Morrison, q. S. N.
OIhansen-Greene
Miss Fredrecia Bowyer Greene,
daughter Of Mr.. Frederick Eugene
Greene of Salisbury. N. c.. was mar
ried recently to Mr.. Gerald e.
Olhausen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam K. Olhausen OF Hartley, Iowa,
the wedding taking place in the
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Church. The Rev. Calvin Wingert
and the Rev. Samuel A. TroxeH
officiated at the ceremony.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her father and Miss
Mary Oliver Bowyer of Charlotte,
N. c., cousin of the bride, was her
maid of honor. Chief Petty Officer
Elmer K. Olhausen, cousin of the
bridegroom, was best man and Mr..
william E. Greene was the usher.
Nash-Kina
Mr.. Fletcher Gillenwater of Nick
elsville, Va, announces the marriage
Of his daughter, Miss Sara King
Gillenwater, to Mr.. Charles Leslie
Nash of Alexandria, the wedding
taking place recently in Alexandria
with the Rev. DR.. Ernest F. Camp
bell officiating.
Mr.. Emerson CLEARWATER of Nick
elsville, escorted his sister and gave
her in marriage and Mr.. Claude S.
Mcconnell of Kingsport, Tenn,
sister of the bride, was the matron
OF honor. Mr.. Edwin Barrett OF
Alexandria, was the best man and
the ushers were Mr.. James A. Gore
of Alexandria, and Mr.. Richard F..
Piper Of Washington.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

GRADUATION DAYS always
bring up an old, old problem 80.
how to give youngsters external re-
lief for adolescent skin troubles that
are so embarrassing to them. Take
my tip and start them on the RES
MOL routine NOW and see
how their complexions are helped
by Diploma Day! Washing the
face nightly with pure. mild RES
MOL Soap guarantees thorough,
yet ecntle, cleansing. Then, fesh-
colored RESIN0L Ointment
smoothed on affected areas brings
quick relief to smarting of the
pimply, scaly, irritated spots. The
Ointment's medicated ingredients
have soothing action and 20
help wonderfully in healing ado
lescent skin Deliberations" Just
ask your DrusSist for these skin
sidsi And stsrt usint thsm aowl
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To Wed in Fall

Mrs. Felix w. Richards announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Alice C. Richards, to Mr.. John
Daverne Rooney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen A. Rooney of Buffalo.
A fall wedding is planned.
Miss Richards, who is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. Richards, is a
graduate. of Notre Dame Academy
and Mr.. Rooney was graduated from
CaniSius College.
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Engagement

The engagement of Miss Kathryn
Mae Trittipoe to Mr.. Charles P.
johnson is announced by the BRIDE
elects parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard r. Trittipoe.
Mr.. johnson is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul D. Johnson of Mount
Rainier and is former lieutenant
in the Army Air Forces. He now is
a student at the University of Mary
land and Miss Trittipoe is attending
Wilson Teachers College.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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late Mr.. 81. r Junod Of Dayton. The
wedding took place ID the Presby-
terrain Church. the Rev. Fred =.
Luchs ofilciating at the ceremony.
MI. Carroll Beatty, brother-in-
law Of the bride, gave her Ii marri-
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THE SUNDAY STAR, washington, b &. D-u,


are and her sister, Mrs, Beatty ~
her matron q honor. Mr.. Claaads
jacques Rhodes waS best man and
MI. John p. Monohan of washing
ton and M. Earl valmore were the
ushers.
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for driving right CHEVROLET
handle cleaner turning easily
traffic and for Getting and of the driveway
why CHEVROLET live with starting
qucbrakins eyns' youngsters school
asyparn when pick Friend Husband the
and always joy and pride when take syisins
endl To check these feature local CHEVROLET
dealer conveniently listed under auomobes' classified
directory
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FREE ADVICE ON YOUR

HAIR COLON
Once you had the
hair shade nature
meant for you. But
let's face it! If
you're past so,
chances are time
has faded, or grayed
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HANDSOME IS AS HANDSOME DOES all right! So no matter

how much tell you about the beauty and luxury of
the big new CHEVROLET, it's the way it behaves
that eounts And right there, lady, is why I've made
it my own automobile BUY-LINE it pampers
special No Draft Ventilation that protects you from
threats Of driving colds and wind blown hair? Did
you know the instrument panel is UN-clutfered rs
a tnnd cooks kitchen ;. .. with eyerythnf Necessary
Evening star., 1947-05-18

it. Which is why / recommend the
ETERNOL complexion test! Write
your skin tone (fair, medium, dark
and enclose a few strands Of your
hair. I'll have the EIERNOL
color analysts send you person
allied Hair-O-Scope that singles
out the best shade for yoar COM
pIexion. Then an ETERNOL
shampoo at your hairdresser and
that ravishins color becomes yours,
and becomes you! 1t has to it
blends with yoar own natural color
ing! Address PARAGON Distributing
Corp, Dept. $40, 8 w. Sind ST.,
New York l, N. Y. (Use only as
directed on label.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

last long have salon! further Of quality
TOM commended
TONI Deluxe only S.
plus handy $12 plus Dug Motions
and Cosmetic Counters.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

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M A Y Al r
ABOUT YOU
as dainty
as tn e just
opened Spring
b | o . o m s?
Then you can
skin this
Evening star., 1947-05-18

IT'S A WISE WOMAN who helps her family cut short
troubles before they become acute! For in
stance, just listen how DR. SC1OLLS Foot
Powder can help out comforting feet that tired
tender night smoothly soothing in Of new shoe
pinch and chafe refreshing hot damp feet and
wonderful neutraze for foot odor and aid in preventing
Athletes Foot. Ask for this famous DR.. SCHOLLS oot
Powder your Drug Shoe Department Store Toilet Goods
suggest they regularly every the year Ask oday
Evening star., 1947-05-18
- KEEPING BATH
.rn5-EG ROOMS immacu-
# late with children
" in the family is a
GH bothersome, every
So Get busy and

IT'S NO FUN TO BE A "WALLFLOWER WILMA! So Get
give yourself and fatterine permanent right home
Don't say you cant roll your hair for with the
Deluxe TONI Home Permanent Kit anybody can do it
easily 1t features plastic curriers' exactly like those profess ~
sionsls and ribbed you wind hair
smoothly and easily Ingredients used in TOMS solu
neutrazer the used q beauty shop -
Il hv fne acfurer tn
Evening star., 1947-10-31
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The superiority Of these famous suits and hot shoes and furnishings
springs from their beginning when Boton Man.
haitian begin their through
many until mems
know the fine quality which results quality which glance
o for otter season.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
Botany "5OO' Suits and 7opcoab

Botany "5OO'* WOrsted Suits
Tailored by DaroH
Here's worsted suit thot looks every stitch
winner. At first glance you'll notice the
crisp, sturdy worsted fabric . the mosteru
tailoring Try it on; you'll praise the clean
lines >. the smooth, comfortable fit. It's
handsome suit you'll wear with pride for many
busy seasons to come.