Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1936, Page 6

’_J?HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 8, 1936—PART ONE. foned and still believe marriages are { who were married in Cheyenne last Monday’s Wash Protected. FISH URGES G. 0. P. %’Z’,';’.m':'}n"'i'z"?«";’ ;:rl:n oo s | File sd Mra, Rt Baker Pratt. COWboy and H elress Ronmnces made in hesven, so we wouldn't.think | SPERE 0Ly ) (o0 pang | SANTA BARBARA, Calf. (Pr “the healthiest thing that could hap- | - pish's battle for a reorganization of & of charging & fee on love matches it |\, }g o fing,” but a handsome one | Monday always has been pretty gen- pen” would be “a slight epidemic of | the party began before the national N L LEADERS To RESIGN resignations” from places high in the | ponventions of this year. In the pre- ew ure Of Dude Ranches e poui. fot & rare, He n suggested the | erally recognized as a good wash day, il party organization. convention campaign he linked him. “But if we levied & 1 per cent mar- | ranchers hire some of their hands|put the Santa Monica City Council “Slight Epidemic” Said to Be At the same time, he urged his party | self with Senator Borah of nhho 4n | BY the Associated Press. “You must tell them, off-hand like, solely on the basis of appearance. made it official g’ .P to help President Roosevelt puc the | an effort to bring about changes in DENVER, November 7.—What an|that you have handsome cowboys, |the heiresses that cowboy Police and firemen were instructed “Healthiest Thing That Could | unemployed to work. party leadership and attitude. attractive Eastern girl wants on a | moonlight on babbling brooks and all . to prevent the burning of rubbish, ” Terming the resignation of Melvin dude ranch, the ranchers were tipped | the other stage props that go to incu- | ranchers need 5 weeds or grass on that da th Happen to Party. C. Eaton, New York Republican State TR today, is romance. bate the germ of tender romance.” plan.’ by g L family wash will not be smut’i’s:g n’- By the Associated Press. chairman, “n fine example,” Fish asked | Lakeland, Ga., is sole possessor of | Lee Hermann, secretary of the Colo- | Reminding that several heiresses . cases of conflict with Christmas, New A new call for a reorganization of | especially for the resignations of the (a nuwny line extending 9 miles to'| rado Dude Ranchers’ Association, gave h:n married dude ranch cowboys, ey Year’s or the Fourth of July, the of- Republican party today had come | two Nulaml Committee members | Naylor, Ga. members this advice: y ficial wash day will be Tueszu W hope of years has been realized. Months of planning and labor have end- ed—and tomorrow anew and gorgeous Castelberg’s opens its doors to the pub- lic. We invite you to join us in a great opening celebra- tion. It will be an education—a thrill- ing experience to stroll around at your REBUILT leisure and enjoy MODERNIZED with us the dream of alifetime come true. ‘ . 1 - = B e | L | RE s Lol I R . Al : = Tomossow Feom & 9:30 A. M, to 9:30 P, M, Facts About the New Store % A COMPLETELY REBUILT STORE—so unusual in every detail that it will seem almost like fairyland. % THE LATEST AND FINEST AIR CONDI- TIONING equipment — assuring perfect temperature in every corner of the building. % A REMODELLED OPTICAL DEPARTMENT equipped with the most improved eye test. ing appliances that science has to offer. % A NEW RADIO AND LUGGAGE SEC- TION—the last word in modern beauty and convenience. TRgow 13750 i 127 T, o . $17.95 value, :;51?0;.‘17... in white pr i m&vfixonnllow ;.lx?o?,".ls“' white or -« SL:‘FS?'WATCH$29J, %wucn 59:. ABWEL $90-75 14 karat joweln 3 Hamonder 17 Sotlnkylesor e e s o WALLET OR J AND G’::‘:.flznue.l Troo! l g genu- ine lnll': $9. 95 vlluo 1004 F STREET, 3 i , - Convenient Terms as Always!