Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1921, Page 67

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—SEPTEMBER 11, 1921 While European inventors have been experimenting with amphibious motor vehicles, a _patent was recently issued to Paul Pankotan and Eugene Lukacs of New York for the “auto boat” shown in the photograph. A ninety horsepower motor drives the “auto boat” on land or water. & *iona! Inter Reisinger’s Ice Cream S. S. Quest, Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ship, arrives in London, ready for antarctic dash. Photograph shows ship passing under Tower bridge of the Thames. Wide World Pheto. Permanent rnd Mgt ‘ Waving Faney Cakes, : That Is Biked ol & @\ Guaranteed H NESTILLE PROCESS EMPLOYED The only shop in Washingtoa which does Permanent Waving, exclusively. PERMANENT WAVE SHOP Phone your order Mrs. Lucinda M. Bacon, named as the best dressed woman in Paris and Dover, England, returns to her home in New York aboard the & S. S. Olympic. She wears one of the latest o Paris creations, and the chapeau of jet beads - r is decidedly- new. Fhoto by Fand Thoupson. The oaly measure of the value of service is . . b It is not altogether a story of building. It is a story S ’ of MEN—the directorate of this bank offers a com- been slow to realize it. A bigger bank is now ready to extend service to e London Angelus rings for the first time in 400 years. The verger of St. Magnus of London bridge pulls the bell- rope. Wide World Flinte, Since 1881 ‘ ~the best . hair shop ‘ for women Husbands are for- bidden in their new contract. The Duncan sisters, Rosette and Vivian, popular on the vaudeville stage, re- cently signed a new contract with a New York producer which contained a clause for- bidding them to marry within the next ten years. Elementary and Advanced Instructios. In all _branchen of Munie. Certified Established 1904. 714 17th 8t. Franklin 4491, Wide World Photo, 0% The Emblem Tells the Story , ata Glance Largest asxorte ment in the eity ut very reasonable rrices. Pins g':molu arms :@ Rings~ @ D. Alpher ' Jeweler 907 G St. N.W. ok & & INAUGURATING THE UNIT-TELLER SYSTEM. In banking, the principle of “doing one thing at a time” doesn’t hold good. Instead of having to go to separate windows for each trans- action, “Paying and Receiving” are now combined. You make a deposit or cash your checks at the same window. You'll save a lot of time. Corner of 9th and G Streets UNDER UNITED STATES TREASURY SUPERVISION “Say it | with flowers” Gude's flowers are always de- livered fresh cat — direct from our greenhouses. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Members Fleorists’ Telegraph Delivery Assn. \