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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

KEAI ESTATE SALE OK EHCH.
NEARBY vIRGINIA-Exchange: owner Of
4-bsdrm, 2-bath house. ami. h.-w.h.
tbedrul. and bath on 1st f.; 2-car ga
on main hwy: biks. from stores, etc;
will trade equity for or 8 rm. modern
house in Arlington County N. 8, CHURCH.
Reaftor 115 w. Broad St. Falls Church.
Va. Dial FA. 296o. Personal attention
given your reuutremen
SPRING VALLEY residential exchange:
large family wishes TO exchange beautiful
7-rm. house at 1927 Tilden ST. NV for
8 to 10 I'm. house with good size lot, in
NV, d. C., preferably Wesley Hgts, Spring
Valley. Kent or vicinity. Here is chance
to secure spacious home. perfectly adapted
for small family plus extra cash. No deal.
ers. En-. 94T6.
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LOTS WANrEp.

WANTED, SMALL LOT on stream, suitable
for cabin. nearby D. c. Easy terms. Box
306-D. Star. -
WANTED-Lot sroup for colored dats. al
improvements desired. Box 327.C. Star.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

1st-CoMMERCIAL GROUND, suitable for
located at End and Kennedy SITS. NV Cali
RALPH D: COIN, INC, Ex. 57o5. once
1880 SO. FIT, w. Va. ave. near N. Y.
ave, railroad siding; desirable location for
warehouse; reaSonable.. WA; 1882. --5
end COMMERCIAL. with and without rail.
road siding; various sizes Up to 10000
SO. #, vicinity New York ave. ne, close
in. Call Mr.. Morgan, CHAS. C. KOONES
g. CO., DI. -S157 %
CORNER, 93'xI27'; only blocks from
monument in Clarendon-zoned to per-
init erection of gas station, garage or
other retail business; about 1900 So.
property rented for 5000 yearly viii carry
investment until you are ready to build
KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI. 7T40; ewes
and Sunday, Ex. 0551.,
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OFFICES WANTED.

e1st AND Z STS. NV, LIST com.-600 So
f.. rear Of .1st a.; also entire basement
1st q. suitable for attractive ONCE; base
ATTRACTIVE rent and lease offered. Fol
add. infor. please call Mr.. Doe. with
FRANK s PHILLIPS CO., DI sl411 -
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sdllnlos Eoa Rfpm.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

piano rented TO teachers or students b
hour or longer. Call today and evenings.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY yoR RENT.

WILL RENT NOW for Ave months home
in. country, simply furnished. comfortable:
allow 2 bedrooms; to reliable people; five
miles beyond Rockville, Route 2S. See
Sunday. Name. KLINE.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

WIS. AvE.-Desk space. mailing address
and telephons,, seerstarial service. OR.
nESK SPACE-Prvate phone, switchboard
service. Call DT. $3.50 or TR. 0576; 10
SHARE NICELY FuRN: once vicinity New
II desired. CAN Ma. 279g. L. TO { pm. %
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

BUSINESS SITES FOR LEASE-Southwest
corner OF Georgia ave. and Wheaton-Ken-
20x120x97x97, has streets on all four
sides; l00-ft. right of way on Georgia ave-
and Observation-Disclosures rds and 80 It,
right of way on south and west sides; one
Of the finest business sites in suburban
washington area; will accept long ground
lease. e; W. TOMPKINS, Manor Country
Club Estates. Norbeck, Md Rockville
P. Q. Phone Pleasant s5O2
available in one week; excellent location;
$3.50. OW. 6150 --6
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL location, 100
blk. Columbia I'd, south side Available
about May Is. Will remodel for CONNER
cial purposes or will rent as is. THOS.
E eotB tBBReTN' sT 'NEAR1 IA 1sds ~ and commonwealth
room brick on deep lot to alley Excellent
for machine. repair shop. Rent very rea-
sonable. RA. 1920 IS
ALExANDRIA-Cor Q busy streets;
14.000-so. 1T. level ground and old bldg !:
$50 month. A. NJ. ROTH, MA. 1898. --5
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED PROPERTY Of all kinds; suit
able for investment purposes for clients.
Write Mr.. Walter, giving price and other
details. B. F. SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV.
$
HAVE CLIENTS FOR YOUR property.
Nothing toe large or too small. Cali
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

2nd COMMERCIAL, with and without rail.
road siding; various sizes UP to $4,000 50
IT,. vicinity New York ave; n close in
Co, DI S157. --6
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MUSIC STUDIO with living quarters
wanted NonsYnoking, nondrinkinE couple.
Write Box Alb. Star. -
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STORAGE SPACE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

y Or NEAR WAsHINGTON-1,0 900 to
200 So; feet Of space; long term. BOD
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
STUDIOS WANTED.

WANTED = Desk space downtown NV
Phone HO. s623.-
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on South Portal DIR, and Poplar lane-A
few beautiful wooded lots IN this lovely un-
rsstrtetsd 4a.t y ineighboEnoeS; ovsrlookins Rock
s7P s1ssfeaIsfsY Rss HfgY eyes rssp sns snR R,.loT
loNeHoob, iaaa 81 rT sasbiifsHo sbi szof hrIIswood.a
high elevation. hard surface road. 1 to 8
acfes oaga Of n1oTs' w Tsstricted; DC per 50. IT,
DISTRICT HEIGHTS and suitIand-Resi-
VEST sES1; IssTATE 81. Sssa: after hs's 3.
q On oda MaecoMAs \, AVE: Ksnsinston, Nd Nd,
Z. LEE. Phone PL. oTs5. '. 0fNi
co. COR; Lot and ,sas sdsoinins ,an lots a soth
2525, to 8 pm.
TWO LOTS sas each looxs2s; M rsiE,ax coun;
FA. 200s-M.
2 ADJOINING LOTS. community of new
sIaso :ssS ssasr SO WEIR a. ensD
KENsNGToN HTS, MD. beautiful
sSsi siissS ss,'.s 4 IT, s,;s
orss. sva ios s With e stons tone vail sShia 4Sx1ae Is
Z, .ss e. Dr. 5sSs ss sSssDS sSss
building site containing over " acre, with
160.ft. frontage; restricted area: city bus
service; q real buy for S1,350. DEWEY
y. FREEMAN, 3214 Branch ave. Closed
Sunday.
LOTs-LOTS-Bradbur Village, Beck st.
sSs;-Rstricted. Sc det. home sites at reason
building sites and row-hpuse lots. Com
yentent to transp. and shopping centers.
CoL6NiAL ViLLxGE0corner i lot "a On slight
grade. near Yorktown I'd. and Sudbury
lane. Lots Of this type are scarce in this
lovely section. Owner must sell. Priced
right for quick sale. FLOYD Z. DAVIS
CO.. Realtors, MA. 0352. 10
LARGE LOTS with railroad siding. zoned
light industrial IN North Arlington. For
further Information phone CH. 1895 or
apply at S709 14th st. n. Arlington.
MAkE fouh sELEcTIoN-oyer 100 resi-.
different subdivisions Built-up areas.
an sizess paved streets. all utilitiel: from
81 500. PERRY ]. HAY, IA. 1885. pI.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidlnss available,
zoned Industrial: both in d. G. ana nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; Ions or
short-tern lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
co Once UN 2525: res. EN-. $3.50
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ConENEh dnQ CcAkcIs
ready to build on. in Capitol View area
sos YOU Ssher 3 sRoMN sGSTY CO., IT,
Sims. De 76o5; sun. DE. 3469 IS
FOR CoLORED-LOT 6Ox9O on Hollywood
pl. ne. near De Priest Village, opposite
new homes; water and sewer; bargain at
S1,25o: also lot 40x60 on same street.
water and sewer: for $3.50, tgs sIssks sIssks z
Co: 1195 Vermont ave, Randolph 0es6.
C0LoRED-Do YoU want new homer
Corner lot. 1889; ses. re, location;
coLoRED-coR. SHERIFF ED. and 4sth
pl. n.e-4 lots. approx. s7x1Q0. Priced
for immediate sale. PROV1DENT REALTY
CO.. 1885 P ST.. NV. For Sunday NO.
5s6s; weekdays, MI. ss45, MI. 1910.
Opened til 0 pm.
COLORED-ARLINGTo pic.
ture view. close in. high elevation. healthy
clean air: large oak trees: zoned detached
i1o4 istn st. NV. RE. 202e.
CCLORED-Y5 .EADs N.E.-Two 1st comi.
lots, priced $4,000 for two.
L9t mr. sste aS apS lsI7Y saipe sIA IIrHhs A.
1929 11th st. NV.
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CoLoRED-s-UNIT BRICK apt. building.
yr.: very low operating expen. :; clean BLDG
no 3anitor: oil heat; only 500. 500. Don't
miss this buy. Mr. Watts, DRURY RE-
GE. 9220 3
CoLoRED-RooMING HOUSE. nr. 9th
and M SITS, ,n.w.---4-story and English
S22,500; no leases: very large return on
Investment. Mr. Moore. with HARRY
DRElSEN, 6l6 Bond Bldg. MA. 7772
and TIE 173h
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS in Arlington. I
have several desirable tracts of land. large
or small; also commercial lots. II inter-
ested call JOHN B. MILBURN. CH. 1882.
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AT 4104 2Sth ST., Just OF Eastern ave,
in Mt. Rainier. Md.-On paved street, ex-
cellent location. convenient to Haywood
Call OWNER, WA S673 -
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VIRGINIA ACREAGE for sale on easy
terms, " will trade for smaller close Elm
acreage, D, c. equity, or any kind of
property Of equal value No buildings on
properties. Owner at EN-. 0s6s, Sundays;
EX. 0066, week days.
Prince William Couhty-Three pIats with
ELECTRICITY available, about 2.5 miles from
villages OF Woodbridge and Oecoquan. I5-
acre corner, fine building. site, 500 acre
Two plats 80 acres each, partly clear;
$40 acre. Good roads.
SpotSylvania County-2oo acres with
some coed saw timber; fine springs, creeks,
$50 per acre. Timber would pay for it.. :
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Miss Deane Kern,
Mr.. Barbour Wed

Miss Deane Kern, daughter, oi
Mrs. Milton Howard Petit and the
late Nj. Everett Deane Kern, be-
came the bride yesterday of Mr.
Ian Graeme Barbour, son of DR.. and
Mrs. George Brown Barbour of Gin
cinnati. -,
The ceremony took place in Christ
Church in Georgetown, the Rev
John Anschutz. rector of the~church
assisted by the Rev, Hugh Barbour
of Syracuse, N. " officiating. The
wedding music, composed by DR..
Barbour for the occasion, and the
traditional anthems were played by
Mr.. Peter Chase of Providence, r. I.
Mr.. Milton Howard Petit escorted
the bride and gave her in marriage.
She wore an ivory brocaded satin
gown and finger-tip veil held by q
cap of heirloom lace Her bouquet
was of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Winn Kern, who was maid of
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By Lillian Arthur

More than one hundred Bethes-
dams danced the hours away at a
party last evening which was a gay
finale to several days OF entertain
ing in connection with the
Thanksgiving holiday.
The place of last nights party
was the Woman's Club OF Bethesda
on Georgetown road and the occa-
sion was the second in a series OF
40 Club" dances to be given dur
ing the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. LefeDvre were
hosts at the party and they re-
ceiveo the guests as they arrived.
Decorations in keeping with the
season were arranged by Mrs.
George Mock, Mrs. Letebvre, Mrs.
Robert Boynton and Mrs. James
Kerby Neill. and the dance music
was provided by the Rick Lawson
orchestra.
The 40 Club" plans another
dance February IA with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kerby Neill as hosts.
Dr.. and Mrs. R. R. Spencer have
had their -in-laW and dcughter,
Capt. Roderick Brown and Mrs.
Brown of New York, with them for
the past few days. Mrs. Brown
came earlier in the week to be
metron of honor at Miss Nancy
Laws wedding yesterday and to at
tend the many prenuptial parties
in her honor. Capt. Brown and
his young son, Roderick Spencer
| Brown, joined her Thursday in time
to join the family dinner party at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Spencer.
Recent word from Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed9&r burlington is that they are
now in Lima, Peru, where Mr.. Tur-
llngton is attending the meetings
Of the International Bar AsSocla-
ton. They expect TO be back at
their home in Somerset about De-
cember ~.
Mrs. Arthur Ringland is in Cali
fornia for several weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Powers.
MI. and Mrs. CORTLAND D. Fer
SuSOll dlio IllClI b"o SiliANASii AoSAiS'
and CORTLAND, spent Thanksgiving
at the Inn in Williamsburg and are
remaining III Williamsburg for
several days vacation before return
ing to their home in KenWood.
Residents of Somerset who at
tended the tea which Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Palmer gave last Saturday 70
introduce their new daughter-ln-
law, Mrs. Walter Palmer, are still
talking about the graciousness OF
the hostess and of the charm and
dignity of the guest of honor.
Guests were invited from to T..
They were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer who introduced them
to their son and his wife.
Young Mrs. Palmer was before her
marriage Miss Eleanor Justin Epps,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
M. Epps of Sommerville, N. J. She
is a niece of Countess Julia 1vanova
Leontovitch of Old Russia. She
holds a bachelor of music degree
from the University of Ithaca. She
is a member of Delta Phi Zeta So
rority and a charter member Of the
Junior League of Sommerville.
MI. Palmer, production engineer
attended Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and George Washington
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honor for her sister, wore an ice
blue gown and carried yellow roses.
Mr.. Freeland Barbour of Philadel-
phia served as best man for his
brother and the ushers were Mr..
John Bird Of Cincinnati and Mr.
Francis Merritt of New Haven.
Following the ceremony there was
reception for the bridal party and
immediate families at the home OF
the brides uncle and aunt, DR.. and
Mrs. Glen c. Williams, in Chevy
Chase The newly married couple
then left to spend several weeks in
Florida After the first of the year
they will live in Chicago, where Mr..
Barbour iszstudying for his doctors
degree in physics at the University
Of Chicago
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ping hours, or after the theatre.
And don't miss their wonderful
FRIDAY SPECIAL" popular
favorite with everyone who enjoys
sesfood. It's served every Friday,
from 1880 am. to midnight :.
snd consists of Clam Broth. I'M
perial Crab, Fried Scallops. Sara
toaa Potatoes, Mexican Salad, Rum
Bun. Bread and Butter, and Coffee
or Tea. You get ALL of this for
only Csc. Imagine! There are
many other tempting platters on
the huge menu steaks, chops,
fowl, and more and varied sea
foods. Ask the headwaiter to seat
you at the Captains Table, or in
the Ships Cabin, or in any Of the
other Marine Dining Rooms. 1921
and 1907 e STREET Northwest.
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somery County
Bethesda. Lower Montgomery County
Thanksgiving Dance Last Nigh
Us Cav Climax to the Weekend

University. He Is a member Of the
Society Of Statistical Engineers.
During the afternoon Mrs. Palmer
was assisted in receiving her guests
by Mrs. Erna Faber who had charge
Of the dining room where delicious
refreshments were served. Alter
mating at the tea table were Mrs.
Guy Withers, Mrs. A. A. Starratt
Mrs. James Pickens and Mrs. Willis
Nolan. The hostess cousin, Mrs.
Claude w. Owen, also assisted in
the drawing room to see that every
one knew every one else and that
each one was served.
In addition to the guests from
Somerset there were about 100
guests from Washington and Balti-
more
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rebuilt with new motors and con-
trolls. and fitted out into brand-neW
luggage carrying cases-specially
priced at only $3.50, complete.
Also available-are new desk cabi-
net machines in various finishes
with rebuilt Singer heads-for only
sl3950. Terms as low as S5 month
with one year free service guaran-
teed. See them tomorrow at
9l7 r ST. NV. Phone RE. 1900
Also-at 1881 H ST. NE Phone
At. 1883. Night or Sunday, call
CO. O025.
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Avenue Store is being moved to a
new loca tion. You'll find shoes for
all occasions-in suede, calf, alli-
gator. patent. Flat. medium and
skyscraper heels! Blacks, browns,
greens. blues and wine! All sizes
snd widths-but not in all styles.
All sales are final. The shoes are
on sale at both OSS-SATURN
stores-l323 CONN. AVE. (below
Dupont Circle. Open til 9 pm
and at 1929 F. ST. NV, open til
6pm.
I" WHo-ME?" No. Helene
isn't asking a ques-
tion-she's merely leading off with
the name of an enchanting baby
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If you aren't
expecting 0 n c
under your tree.
CAPITAL = ABB
BAIT h as q
number Of port
able E ! { c t r. C
S e W ing Ma
chimes - newly
re c o nditioned,
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two birds, q hondfuI Of doisies.
ond mock orange.
Because Of thot portroit (which
fother refuses TO Destroy
Mother hos taken O beating for
yeors from her smoothly coifted
daughters.
The Ioueh is now on the other
foce. For those some daughters
hove gone in for eurIs and
broids, pins ond combs. feoth-
ers und other little foncies to
nestle therein.
Think Of thot fomily oIbum-
in 1874!
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ing or bleachnig-and single ap-
plication takes only 80 minutes. 1t
produces a clear even color-with
radiant highlights and no over
tapping You can have a choice of
any color So-if you're unhappy
with your hair as it is noW-con-
suit EMILE'S without obligation.
1921 CONN. AVE. Phone DI. 36l6.
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W e a V e moth
holes, cigaret
burns and rips
in silk or wool
clothing. Or
e ra d ic a t e
runs and SnagS
in your lovely
stockings. Or
&C ! e q n and
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EMILES for the new
est scientific discovery
in hair -tinting. It's
the EMILE FRENCH
FORMULA q process
for tinting hair, which
was perfec t e d by
world leading chemists
during the war. 1t
eliminates ure-Sotten- :
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vantage of the won-
derful values in
ROSS = SATURN'S
"Removale Sale" i.
offering thousands of
pairs of really lovely
shoes-at reductions
from 20fc to SOC.
The sale is in prog
reSs because Ross
Saturn's Connecticut
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SOnaliZed touch:
your name i'm
printed! At BRE-
WOOD, you will
find beautiful, ar
tistic Christmas
C ar d S by tn e
American Artist
Group will
be treasured hy
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you Will md IL
comfortably To-
Gated to the
shops, when you
do your Christ
mas shopping.
Go for lunch
con, for dinner,
during the shop
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bOOklet-f0 o r
e X p e C t ant
mothers. If
you are ex-
p e c t i n 6 a
b a by a n d
would like to
have a copy
# T e e o I
CHARGE sim
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or battered pieces OF
silver to the SCIEN-
TIFIC PLATING
COMPANY - where
they will be restored.
replated a n d re-
paired. There is no
luxury tax for silver
plating and you
will be deliehted with
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your friends longs after the season
is past. The collection at BRE-
WOOD Is finer than ever this year
with q whole roster of celebrated
American artists contributing their
beloved holiday subjects. Stop in
tomorrow-and place your order.
12l7 G STREET Northwest.
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know-when you see the handsome
costume jewelry-and the exqui-
sitelv sheer Berkshire hosiery. THE
BLAIR SHOP will remain open
every Tuesday evening until 9 PM.
and will gift wrap your purchases.
1902 CONN. AVE. (at Dupont
Circle. NO. 7469.
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the guaranteed quadruple plate fin
ish Call DU. 2798 and representa-
tive will visit you. Or take the job
to 3611 M ST. NV, l block beyond
Key Bridge.
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<<<<<<

=" HERE COMES CHRIST
MAS" Not too much
time remains to order your Christ
mas cards with that charming per-
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STELos

repair white, black and colored
gloves. Stop up! so4 G ST. NV,
2nd floor, Velati Bldg. Ma. 8442.
+" r HAx AND REFUEL"-
in the nautical atmos-
phere Of O'DONNELL'S SEA
GRILL The food is excellent-and
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$360-and all above prices include
tax. 1923 Calvert ST. NV. Phone
De. $500.
I" WHEN THEY'RE GONE
YOU won't be able to
get such savings again!' That's
why Helene urges you to take ad-
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priced. Choker and
bracelet (silver or gold
f1nish),' only $2.4O for
the complete set. Or
a choker, bracelet and
matching e arr n g S,
$3.50 for the set. Or
"a sterling silver
\ bow pin and bow
= earrings, $40, the
cot Handho oS ora
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= = = = = =

IS CPARKLING CONVERSA-
'''o TON! SPARKLING SILL
VER,' Both contribute so much to
a successful party. Take your worn
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<<<< \

" WHEN YOUR HAIR HAS
w TURNED TO SILL
VER"-and you wish to have the
golden gleam reStored-go to
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/" IN A PARTY MOOD"
are the good looking
afternoon dresses that have just ar
rived at THE BLAIR SHOP-in
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<<<<<<

Sc A CHRISTMAS GIFT
you'll enjoy the whole
year rounds a sewing machine"
It's a gift you should give yourself
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CI1II6 IUI CII6 CUIIIIIlg It's
tivities. Bewitching with
swirling skirts and touches
of sparkle. And so nicely
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MISS JARMAN.
The engagement of their
daughter, Miss Martha Fran
ces Jdrnlan, to Mr.. Merrill
William Tilghman Uas an
nounced By Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby Hammond Jarman of
Brentwood, Princess Anne,
Nd, and WdterUiHe, N. Y.
The announcement 1OaS made
at a tea at Brentwood.
-Bradtord Bachrach Photo.
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4 Ae23H{yXy9~1 !! 3H{ Xl{
Up.io.Daie Ornaments
Get in Your Hair

Every fomiIy
album CO n
toins OF Ieost
one 1905 por-
I r O i / o {
Mother, h e
hoir tostefully
done in with
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p r i C e d, tool
While you are
there, you'll do
some Christmas
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ply mail a postcard with your name,
address and telephone number to
Box 1912, Main Post Office, Wash
ington, D. C-and "WHO-ME?"
baby booklet will be sent to you
promptly. The booklet is charming
illustrated with adorable baby
sketches, in pinks and blues 1.
and is full Of fascinating ideas.
Helpful, too! 1t lists about 1900
names for both boy and girl babies
as we'll as horoscopes. birth
stones, flowers and other useful
information. PS. It's yours for the
asking. If you live in Washington
or in its suburbs.
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= = = = =

Is I TITLE THINGS IN LIFE
COUNT MOSTi' Little
things" like having the STELOS
REPAIR SERVICE inweave or re-
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sHos4E!!
%6 G[N5
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1n Mrtttnriat1t

CANNADY. MARCUS JAMES. In low.
ing 1ns,r nsmosy y Sf opr dear brother. MARCUS
years ago today, March s, 1915.
And while you lie in peaceful sleep
In that bright. land, where all is fair
VH sYsrhSs Ts hSge to 1sEy Tfas you thsse
IRENE JONES
CANNADY. MARCUS J. In memory o.
my beloved husband, and father, who dice
two years ago today, on March 8, 1945.
We are sad within our memory,
Lonely in our. hearts today,
Has forever been called away.
We think OF him in silence,
No eyes can see us weep.
But many silent tears are shed
When others are asleep.
The flowers We place upon your grave
May wither and decay,
But the love we bore for you in life
FROM aa aouE aaseT BE.ovEp zseS ayay1 Wire MABEL F
CANNADY, and five children, MARCUS
III H.; PoRoTHY EsgT nv THOMAS, JOHN, Es.
GIBSON, LAURA FRANCES; In loyins
cEs GIBSON. who passed away one veal
ago today March AARi,r B 1870 : c,ason
or Sry ,ar Of our de-, dear mother and sister; MARY
ago today March 3, 1941.
Just a line of sweet remembrance,
Just memory fond and true.
Just a token Of loves devotion
That our hearts still long for you
HER mDREN, EFFIE. FRANCIS ane
PAUL: brothers, WILLIE. MARSHALL
and FRANKLIN WILLIS.
HARPER, WILLIAM C. A tribute o,
love and devotion of the memory of oul
beloved grandfather, WILLIAM c. HAR.
PER, who passed away Is years ago today
March 3, 1884.
Keep him, Jesus, in Thy keeping
Until ! reach the heavenly shore;
And then, Oh Master, let me see him, q
Love and adore him as before
GRANDDAUGHTER EMMA F. HOLMAN
Thy viii be done, Oh Lord:
/ do not dare complain.
For In my heart I know
That my loss is Your gain
EAT-GRANDSON, WILLIAM r. DOUG.
LASS
Evening star., 1947-03-03
Morris Hacker Dies;
Former D. T.. Official

Morris Hacker, 81, a former off,
cial in the District government, died
today at his home, The Cottage,
West River, Md, after long illness.
Mr.. Hacker was superintendent of
the District Refuse Department
when he retired in 1884. Before
joining that department he had
served as county roads engineer and
building inspector. He had been
associated with the District govern
ment for "a years.
A native Of Philadelphia, he came
to Washington in 1893, and worked
for the Chevy Chase Land Co. for
five years before becoming an en-
ploye of the District government
He was member of the Chevy
Chase Club and the Washington
Society of Engineers.
Surviving are two daughters, Miss
Susan c. Hacker, and Mrs. Henry
M. Murray. both of West River, and
a sister, Mrs. Edwin S. Dixon, Win
wood, Pa. His wife, Mrs. Sue C,
Hacker, died in 1945.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Wednesday at Christ Church,
West River. Burial will be in Christ
Church Cemetery.