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The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
conservation" is
Theme of Club
Program Monday

The program of the Woman's
club meeting held last Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Al
Johns was devoted to conserva-
ton of natural resources. Ray
Smith of the Soil Conservation
office presented a film entitled
Conservation - Deep Roots" a
modern color-sound film procured
through the Champion Paper Co.
Mrs. Bernard McLain gave an
impressive devotional built on the
conservation theme. The program
was in charge of Mrs. Afford
Bahls and Mrs. Dudley Stone.
Mrs. R. P. Blair, president of
the club presided at the business
meeting at which time matters
pertaining to the Blood Bank
scheduled for Sidney on Novem-
Der 10th and the tuberculosis
seals sale to be launched on
Nov. Is were taken up.
Embroidered pieces from Greece
were on display during a social
hour, followed by lunch served
by the h~ostesses, Mrs. Katie
Buckley, Mrs. c. E. Ebersole and
Mrs. Al Johns.
The November 18th meeting
will be at 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs.
G.. R. Magruder with Mrs. j.
w. Harnish as co-hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Moose Halloween
Treat Program
Draws Crowd

Costumes of every description
and kind were judged as unusu-
ally good in the annual Moose
Halloween parade and treat pro-
gram. About 500 pre-grade and
grade school children convened
at the Elks and paraded to the
NYA hall where the treats were
handed out by Moose members.
The Sidney Chambers Merchant
committee furnished cash awards
for the best costumes.
The first place winner in the
dress parade was jamie Schield,
a witch. Second to fifth were as
follows: Lee Stayton, the tree
stump; Earl Ellwein, the Moon
man, and Lorene Ellwein, a
witch: Lora Franklin, a witch;
Darlene Krejci and Dorothy Dias,
salt and pepper shakers.
Honorable mention went to the
following: Barbara Ekhardt, La
verne Bass, Steve Quilting, Oar
lene Pellatzke, Janet Miller, Peg
gy Weiderrich, Susan Sanford and
Mary Keller. According to the
judges, it was the usual hard
job as there were several hundred
excellent costumes, many re-
quiring hours of work.
The teenagers also received a
treat when the Elks club
sponsored a dance for them. The
Vern Dishon Trio furnished mu-
sic for the well-attended affair.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Make 1t with Wool
Garment Judging
November 9Th

Girls who have entered the wool
contest will have garments judged
at a style revue and luncheon
Saturday, November 9th at 1870
p. m. at the Lalonde hotel. This
is TO be a no-host luncheon at
S1.75 per plate. Anyone interest
ed and wishing to attend may
do so by notifying Mrs. E. l..
Petersen, phone 848 Sidney by
Friday evening. All contestants
luncheons will be donated by
Ingvard Svarre of the Yellow
stone Livestock Comm. Co. Of
Sidney again this year. Mrs. ia
net Redgren, Richland County
Home Demonstration Agent, will
be the commentator. Judges will
be Mrs. Ed copeland, Sally
Youngkin, and Lorna Petersen.
Music for the luncheon will be
by Donald Petersen and his C
Gordon.
Finalists in the district contest
Zone senior and one junior) will
receive a three-day all-expense
paid trip TO State Finals at Miles
City (Montana State Wool Crow
ers' Convention). There the girls
will compete with girls from nine
other districts Of Montana for
valuable awards including two
trips to Europe, expenses paid.
Prizes TO be given next Satur-
day are:
Goats and Clark, Inc, will pre-
sent two completely fitted sewing
caddies, containing ample supplies
of o. N. T. thread, zippers, and
needles and two Gravel kits"
John Dritz and Sons will pre-
sent two 24-karat gold-plated
Tracing Wheels and two self
marking three-way skirt markers.
McCall's Patterns will present
TWO gift sets Of their publications
Treasury Of Needlecraft" and
Sewing and Dressmaking."
Simplicity Patterns will present
our charm bracelets, complete
With sewing charms.
Woolite will present twelve
,ne-pound cans of Woolite.
Plus - three skirt lengths of
'endleton all-wool material.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Sidney GAA Hosts
Glendive, Watford
City In Tourney

The Sidney Girls Athletic AS
ISOLATION entertained girls from
Glendive and Watford City at a
Round Robin Volley ball tourna-
ment Saturday afternoon, Nov. 2.
Watford City entered one team
while Glendive and Sidney had
two each. Sidney teams captured
first and second place.
The victors won four games
and the second place team won
three losing one game to the first
place team. The remaining three
teams each won one game. In a
Round Robin tourney every team
plays all other teams. Ten games
were played in this tournament.
The first place team - Tana
Burns, captain; Joyce Sorensen,
Laurie Black, Linda Burns, Kar-
en- Dashner, Jackie Johnson,
Cathy Osborn, Shirley Palmer,
Carol Powers, Trudy Ruppel -
received a Brown jug trophy dec
Grated by Robert Stayton which
they will display in the high
school trophy case.
A hot-dish supper was served
at 5 o'clock with Karen john
son as chairman of the committee.
committee chairmen were:
Tofte, reception; Karen
Kangas, Sharon Kingery, t%allies;
and Jackie Johnson, cleanup.
GAA advisers are Miss 10 Ann
Rupert, Watford City: Miss San
dra Madisett, Glendive; and Mrs.
Carol Whiting, Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Dental Survey
Planned to
Determine Needs

We know that u chlldrer
learn best when they are healthy
and happy. A child is not healthy
if his teeth are decaying anc
tooth decay is a disease that al
fects everyone.
What are the dental needs OF
our school children? To obtain an
answer to this question, a Dental
Survey will be conducted In the
elementary schools of Sidney. The
information obtained from this
survey will help us to develop an
effective dental health program.
1T is impossible to combat SO
widespread a disease by dental
treatment alone" said DR.. Allen
T. Willis, director of the divl-
sion Of Dental Health, Montana
State Board of Health. He fur
ther states that, can educational
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Continued from page -
but we're unable to capitalize on
it.
Dale Winter bounced on a Lo-
connective tumble to give his team
possession on the enemies 38.
However, three plays later Laurel
had the elusive pigskin back
again as they recovered a Sid
ney tumble.
Sidney threatened only once
more in the game and that being
in the closing moment of the first
half.
Moving the ball for their only
sustained drive of the night the
Eagles went 48 yards to Laurel's
Is before the gun, sounding the
end of the half, called a halt.
This drive started on Sidney's
81 with just four minutes remain
ing. Featured in this series of
downs were passes from Price to
John Marman and Dean Johnson
plus some fine running by Dot
sui anu IhOil 44QAAOL.
With time for just n play
the Eagles were on the Laurel
%. Price on the keeper raced
around end and then as he was
about to be tackled l~atteralled to
Dotson who fought his way to the
Is as the gun went off.
The second half was just about
all Laurel's as Sidney never got
within the Locomotives 40. 1t
seemed as though every time the
locals got the ball in these final
two periods they fumbled.
Laurel scored twice in the sec
ond period and both times as the
result of recovering Sidney fun
bles.
After gaining possession on the
Eagle 38 the winners scored on
a 22-yard run by Larry Mathis.
Mathis had gone back to pass but
his receivers covered
lines for the tally. A try for point
picked his way down the side
after failed.
Laurel wasn't to trail for long
though. On the kick off follow
ing this touchdown, a Sidney man
fumbled and the Locomotives
again recovered, this time on
Sidney's 80. Two plays later
Mathis hit Gary Michael on a
pass good for the score. Michael
also scored the point.
The other two Locomotive scores
came on a 68-yard pass play TO
Michael in the opening minute
If the third quarter and a IL yard
in the fourth again by Mi
,hael. The latter came after Sid
hey had fumbled on their own "a.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Richland County
Demonstration
Council Meets

The Richland County Home
Demonstration Council held their
semi annual meeting on Novem-
Der J.. with Mrs. Henry Levno
presiding.
Election Of officers for the
coming year was held. Mrs. An
drew Hanto, Bronson Homemak-
ers. was elected president, and
Mrs. Albert Noah. Girard Home
makers. was elected treasurer.
Holdover officers are Mrs. Jack
Berry. Country Women's club,
vice president, and Mrs. Albert
Clifford, H. (. o. Homemakers,
secretary.
A pot-luck lunch was held at
noon. with the Crane Homemak-
ers club furnishing the table dec
orations and the Treasure State
Homemakers club serving in the
kitchen. Group singing was led
by Mrs. Glenn Hartman.
Mrs. Henry Levno and Mrs.
Glenn Hartman reported on the
Montana State Home Demonstra-
ton council that they attended in
Bozemsn.
A very interesting report Of
the years All club work was
given by Mrs. Casper Wick OF
Sioux Pass.
The scholarship committee re-
ported that fifty dollars have
been awarded TO Mrs. Irene
Bradley Johnson and Leona
Franz. both seniors in home eco
Monies at Montana State Col
lege.
food sale in the near future to
raise money for Council actlvl-
ties.
Mrs. Afford Balls and Mrs. Ben
HUXLEY talked 20 the group about
the bloodmobile which will be
in Sidney November l6. The
Home Demonstration clubs will
furnish workers to assist with
he bloodmobile on that day.
Mrs. Janet Redgren, Richland
county Home Demonstration
agent, reported the 1856 program
Besides helping with the blood
mobile. the Home Demonstration
Tub members will continue to be
# service to the Richland County
Home for the Aged.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COChI O5 LIE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTKIGi
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
n THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
AND GUARDIANSHIP OF RALPH
HENDERSON, IN incompetent person.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY REAL
ESTATE SHOULD NCT BE LEAS-
ED FOR OIL AND GAS DEVELOP
MENT PURPOSE
A duly verified petition having been
fled herein seeking authority OF this
Court for an order authorizing and
directing the guardian 20 enter into
an Oh and gas lease of the premises
belonging 70 sad estate and herein
after described; and II appearing
-nerefrorn that said lease Is IN the
best interests OF SAID estate, and the
Court being fully advised IN the prem
lses:
IT IS ORDERED that all persons
interested in the estate Of Ralph Hen
dersoa be and appear before the
Honorable F. 6. p. Foss. Judge Of
the above entitled Court. IN the Court
Room of said Court al Sidney, Ricn-
land County. Montana, at the hour
OF ten o'clock A M. on Wednesday.
the 9th day of November. 1857. 70
then and there show cause, If any
there be. why the following described
real estate, lying within Rlcnland
County. Montana. to-wit:
An undivided 18th interest in;
Township "a North, Range So East,
Nj. p. M.
Section !: Lots /. 2. 3 and 4;
Township rs North. Range So East,
NJ. p. NJ.
Seorlon "a: NizNEi4: SEiINEi4;
SlzSWl4; SWl.SEi4; and
An undivided 4/27ths interest in:
Township "a North, Range So East,
Nj. p. M.
Section II: Ei2E1z,
should not be leased to Thomas F.
Stroock. P. o. Box &c. Casper. Wyo-
ming. for a period of ten (10) years
and so long thereafter as oil. gas or
hydrocarbons shall be produced in
commercial quantities. and at the
to-wit: 800 per acre bonus and de-
lay rental for first year. and delay
rental thereafter Cd 800 per acre per
year for a full interest lease; said
lease 10 be executed pursuant 10 the
form attached to the petition on file
herein. reference 70 which is made
further particulars.
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED that this
order TO show cause be published
for two 90 successive weeks in the
Sidney Herald. a newspaper of general
circulation published in Richland
paper is designated as most likely
10 give notice TO all interested per-
sons OF the tendency Of this petition.
DONE IN OPEN COURT at Sidney,
Montana. this 9th day Of November.
1857.
r. s. p. FOSS
DISTRICT JUDGE
ATTEST:
Alma Murphy
COURT SEAL)
.RATTIN. HABEDANK & CUMMING
National Bank Building
Montana
Attorneys for Petitioner.
publish Nov. 7. l4)
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

ORDER YOUR PERSONALLY
ED CHRISMAS : NEW YEARS
GREETING CARDS FROM OUR
FINE SAMPLE LINES NOW TO
BE SURE TO HAVE THEM
EARLY FOR MAILING. COME
IN NOW AND MAKE YOUR Sc
LECTIONS. A NEW AND COM
PLETE LINE OF THE FINEST
.PERSONALIZED CARDS. THE
SIDNEY HERALD. 4ffp.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

A survey made by the Traffic
Safety Commission of Portland,
Oregon, indicates that following
too closely" is the leading cause
of accidents. Second is failure
TO yield right-of-way.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Plan to enjoy homemade pie
or cake with coffee at the Con-
gregational ladies' sale In the VAL
ley Hardware Co. store Saturday,
Nov. 16. There will Also be a
table Of homemade candies on
sale. 42-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
PERSON

male or female. from this area.
wanted TO service and collect from
automatic vending machines. No
selling. Age not essential. Car, ref
erences. and $500 working capital
necessary. 7 to II hours weekly nets
TO $3.50 monthly. Possibility fun time
work. For local interview give full
particulars. phone. Write P. o. Box
7004. Mpls. II, MINI. 42-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

The span Of life is too short for
anyone to learn enough TO brag
about.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
RichIand

HI Team I game MOOSetteS T4B,
WOTM TIT. Reynolds 704.
Hi team 3 games Moosettes 2092
Reynolds 2061. WOTM 208.
Hi Ind. game D. Kopp 1876. v.
Jorgenson and K. Weagel 174: B.
Packard. P. Harris and d. DaT 1877.
Hi Ind 3 games - D. Kopp 479. p.
Harris All. E. Hilton Asst.
Thursday, Oct. "a:
Hi team game Reynolds 1913,
Moosettes TAG, Reynolds 731.
Hi team 3 games - Reynolds N32.
Moosettes 2O59. WOTM 2028.
Hi Ind. / game - E. Hilton 1893.
J. Merrill 1873. E. Fink 1876.
Hi Ind. 3 games - E. Hilton 507,
p. Harris 439. M. Merrill 1859.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Azalea Butka 1877, Marie Scf1fnitz 185.
Ind Hi 3 games - Grace Flaherty
$50. Media Merrill sol. Alice Hennen
491.
Team Hi game - Bowling Center
856. 1913, 803.
Team HI 3 games - Bowling Cen
ter 2432. Pepsi-Cola 2150. Elks 210.6
Yellowstone League-October %:
Ind. single game - Grace F1aherty
201 and 100. Alice Hennen 100.
Hi team single game Bowling
Center 1893. 1874. 752.
Ind. high 3 games - Grace Fla
herty SIS. Lii Anderson 500. Alice
Hennen 500.
Hi team 3 games - Bowling Cen
ter 22e4. Turner's ms. 2108. Pepsi
Cola 2078.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
WHnfAdS
Zoo Late % CZassik

ATTENTION - Working girls. moth
ers and shut-ins: Have a complete
line of Christmas cards. Personahzed
or plain. Call Mrs. Don Franklin
Dots Religious Gifts. and / will call
at your home. 42-1tp
FOR SALE - Winchester single shot
IS Ga. shotgun. l year old. Price
$1,000. Phone 423R. 43-2tp
ESTRAYED From the Kenneth
Klasna farm 10 miles north of Enid.
a white face Hereford cow branded
SIP on right hip. Notify Kenneth
Klasna. Brockton. Mont. or S. j.
Pistocco. Sidney, if found. 42-2tp
FOR SALE - IL Gu. #. upright deep
freeze. Inquire w. r. Burgett. Art
and Bess Trailer Court. 42-1tp
WANTED Baby sitter. Call 48e.
WORK WANTED - VIII take care
OF children in my home. Phone
550R. 4-1P
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Bowling Scores

Hi team 3 games - Reynolds 1853.
Hi Ind. 3 games - Herb Larsen.
57s.
Hi team game Shrine, e12.
Hi Ind game - Raw BlotnQuist 22S.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
PUMPS e. WATER SYSTEMS
FOR EVERY PURPOSE

UMF o1oIEM
FOR EVERY PURPOSE
JACUZZI Americas finest. most
complete hne of SELF-PRMNG Jet
Pumps. Deep or Shallow Well. Cen
trifugals, Submersibles. etc. Models
for any capacity or pressure need.
We stock parts for JacIzzi Pumps
n have expert pump repair ser
vice for all makes. Well Supplies.
New & Used Pipe. Fittings, Well
Casing, etc. BILLINGS PIPE &
PUMP SUPPLY co. 2424 Mimi Ave.
Billings. Montana. E2-3tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

242l.
Hi Ind. 3 games - Claire Evanson.
554.
Hi team game - Moose No. /. $40.
Hi Ind. game Bob Liberg. 212.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
6O2 WOOdSide Parkway
&I6.5OO

Lovely older ome home excellent condition Centrally located
Mehos sou High School busne Silver Spring, large store
Three sood1e bedrooms living dnnq room az, ho
voter heat To reach coese Rd RIGHT on Dole d. oI
on Dartmouth Ave, right Woodsde Potkwoy 10 home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
1904 RcIVcdcrc Boulevard
S2O.9jO

Very 3bedoom brick rambler excellent family nshborhood
Nscr st. ohn ond Forest Grove Schools highways Large
vollo~ol unusual living Fenced yod
convenient 10 bus To reoeh Georgia Ave. right luton ST. follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
08O5 Bristol Ave.
$4,000

Picturesque New England cottose beautiful trees lovely flowers
and shrubs Outdoor repoe level lot Home hos
room with breezswoy TO otoched garage bedroom floor
bedrooms second floor One block To reach colesye Rd
lett on Forest Glen Rd 10 Bristol left TO home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Homer Firm Leases
18th Street Building

The three-story Trew Motor
Co. showroom. service and ga
rage building at 1868 Four
Iteenth street NV. has been
leased to Stanley H. Horner
Inc. one of Washington'S Oldest
automobile dealers, Shannon g.
Luchs Co. announced today.
The building contains an
automobile showroom and a
total area of 10000 square feet
After Improvements and redec-
Grating, the Horner firm plans
to move that part of its facilities
now across the street at 1929
Fourteenth into the new quar-
tiers on July /.
Leasing of the building was
handled by Raymond NJ. Taylor
of the realty firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

Capitol Heights. owner. Hash a. .Elben
builders dwelling on 49th ave. Capitol
Heights cost, $4,000.
Lewis Bruzzese, sos 49th ave Capitol
Heights owner; Hash a. Elben. builder
cost $40 600
Andrew NJ Reinhardt f2o7 Forest
I'd Chevery owner and builder dwell.
inE at 2S0s Parkway St. Cheverly,
cost, Sl3,5O0
Arthur Lowe ir., 430l Branch ave
Sc Wash. owner and builder
dwellings at 4303 and 4SIO Sheldon
ave Temple Hills cost. $40 900 each
Daniel TeSSitore, 47s2 West ave
Suitland. owner and builder. dwelling
on Enterprise I'd, Mitchellvile. cost
SIS 900
Thomas Blount. 1891 Bromley ave
Suitland owner. Daniel TeSsitOre
builder, dwelling on Enterprise I'd cost
81 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Recent building permits issued
in Prince Georges County in
clude:

III fIllCe GeOTgeS county IN
clude
John W Fswsett, 67a0 Livingston I'd
OXon Hill. owner John l. Pyles. build.
er dwelling at f25l LIVINGSTON rd
oxon Hill; cost $4,000.
Cecil Q. williamson, 5lea Fisher I'd
Temple Hills, owner and builder, dwell,
Ing at 530a Wheeler I'd. oxon Hill.
cost $4,000
James c and Ruth D stanheld
owner Cecil @ Williamson. builder
dwelling al I643 Lewis ave. Suitlsnd.
cost, $1,000
J c. Conley Const. Co. Inc. a525
builder: dwellings in Riverdale Woods
cost $4,000 each
Roland and Mary A Beokwith All
Hollywood I'd, College Park owner and
I builder dwelling at 1910 Autovile Dir
College Park cost. $4,000.
ARer Road Methodist Church Aver
I'd at Roanoke st W Hyattsvills
owners, Zedmack Corp. builders. addi.
ton to present church cost. Sc13,7Ia
Edmonds Art stone. 47ol r. ave
HvaltSyille. owners and builders: storage
shed on R. l. ave. Hyattsville, cost
$40. 900
Woodmanor Devel Co asO7 Coles.
VILE I'd Silver Spring owner anc
builder. 4 dwellings on Raw I'd. Hyatts.
vile. cost. Sl6 900 each.
X. Harding, 4OO6 34th 81 Mount
Rainier owner and builder 3 dwelling.
on Glenmore DR., Hilandale Park cost
Sl3.uu0 each
Centennial Baptist Church 3s3a Eth
pl ne Wash owners: builder no,
selected church at $500 Decatur p
WoodlaWn cost 500 900
| .Adelphi Recreation Inc Box III
Adelphl owners Adrian J Johnston
Riees I'd Adelphi: cost. Sip5OO
Miller ConSt Co l4I5 Nicholson
st Hyaitsyille owner and builder
DWELLINGS at gl0-all Lu1ay pl, HyattS.
vile cost Sl5.0nO each
Edward c Kline 6l62 Richie I'd
North Fore tville. owner Raymond p
keithn. builder; dwelling at 6l6i
Richie I'd \ Fores;vlle cost. Si2 600
Fox Bros Bldrs Inc S6l6 Ga ave
silver SPRING owners and builders,
dwellings al 1903 and 1905 Oxon Hi
RI OSon Hill cost. Sl6 600 each
Enoch Brown a. Joseph Vasco
| .+l3 Chapman I'd HyAttsville owner,
and builders dwelling az 1903 Franklin
ave Seabrook: cost $4,000
Anten Cesler AnacoStia I'd ne
Washington owner Frank Helm
builder dwelling on Brooks I'd Capito
Heights cost Sl3 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Home Projects Are Approved
In Prince Georges County

Norman A. Leo Bernstein 1000 p st
nv. Wash, owners; Fort Wash Fores
Corp builders. 3 stores on WASH. ave
Fort Wash Forest cost SIS 600
George C. Martin jr S104 Barron st
fakoma Park owner Aubrey Grethf
builder, dwelling at a3I7 ogden pl
Greenwood Forest. cost. So 500
Joseph A BruzZese sos 10th ave
Capitol Heights. owner: Hash a. Elben
builder dwelling on 10th ave Capito
Heights. cost. 10000
Vincent W Bruzzese sos 4ath ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
1919 WOODBURY. Road
SI1.95O

You large 81 loon this comfortable bcdroom poed
den. brick Colons otter which for everything S97
month Home hos vul-to-~o in Immaculate condition
nicely planted lot with Iorse TO reoeh Old Bodenbus Rd
williamsburg Dr. Follow signs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
1905 Washington Ave.
S27.5OO

Just like 3eo old bedroom 7both brick rombcr large
Throughout huge daylight bosemen wooded lot good
schools cnd transportation Excellent o children West
Hishvoy 10 Grub Rd Follow arrow SIGNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
DOB Flower Avenue
&2O.JOO

UnuuoI 3bedroom 7both brick Colonial with Jorge
comfortable adjoining den lose bus the
Close oil schools ond shopping ond the To reach coese Rood
10 Fronkin Ave, right Flower Ave o home
Evening star., 1957-12-08
Women
are the Best
Mems Fashion
Experts!

LADIES were first TO recog.
nize the role Of mems jew
elry! They insisted that a
mans appearance is impOr.
fanf in his business and his
social life. Women also know
that the right" accessories
add the right" touch. create
that "well.dressed" look.
That's why Anson has be-
come the leading name in
mems jewelry. That's why
each year more and more
ladies have chosen Anson
jewelry for the men in their
lives.
One reason for Anson's
success is the surprising
UaTiety of styles TO choose
from.
Anson makes il easy to
give especially designed
mems jewelry for erery type
OF male on every occasion.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
"They Threw
The Tea -"

House opposite, and sur
rounded by shipping and
financial firms famed all
over the world. Al the back
Of the store is q counter
made Of a magnificent piece
Of solid mahogany made
from the original counter
over which Dawson, New,
man reckon passed, in 1857.
the first pound Of tea ever
sold in Britain.
The tea in those days was
shipped to England by the
East India Company. Davi-
son, Newman. as merchants,
in their turn shipped tea and
spices and sugar TO various
other parts Of the world.
There are records TO show
that. in the early l770's.
they were doing business.
as agents Of the Company,
through one Henry Lloyd.
Of 5 Long Wharf. Boston,
and that the Boston Quaker,
Francis Rotch, was carry
ing tea for them in his ves-
sells around that time.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
See the ANS0N
CHRISTMAS
COLLECTION
at these dealers

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON
ONEIDA JeMEtERS
COS l7th 81. NM.
MARiONS GIFT SHOP
2il3 Rhode Island Avenue NE.
~. LEWIS
sos ilth Street NV.
GEORGE ". SPtER JEWELERS.
sos l4th Street NV.
kAV-FRANc JEWELERS.
Eight St0fesl
409 Seventh Street NV.
SOL n Street NE.
T3e Seventh Street NV.
SIS 3 Street NV.
627 Seventh Street NV.
1l2S n Street NE.
300 iath Street NV.
lila : Street NV.
ROSS JEWELERS.
-four StoFesl
1891 3. Street NV.
7o2 Seventh Street NV.
e1l " Street NE.
l243 Good Nope Road Sc.
LEEDS IEWEIRY
725 Seventh Street NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
VOGUE JEWELER
1858 Mt. Vernon Avenue
kAY-FRANc JEWELLERS
TIA King Street
ARLINGTON
WERNER JEWELERS.
50l3 Columbia Pike
TICK TOck JEWELERS.
2SA North eiebe Road
sHlRl lNcT0N JEWELERS.
40l6 South 2oth Street
kAY.fRANc JEWELLERS
Two Stores)
3l37 Wilson Blvd.
4ll6 Wilson Blvd.
FANS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH JEWELERS.
100 West Broad Street
IEEssuRs
REYNOLDS JEWELERS.
MARYLAND
ROCKVILLE
MEDLEY 6 co.
220 G. Montgomery