Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1921, Page 77

THE SUNDAY STAR, Gen. Pershing pinning the Congressional Medal of Honor on flag over grave of unknown soldier of France, beneath the Arc de Triomphe, Paris. The impressive ceremony took place in the presence of six marshals of France and the allied diplo- matic corps of Paris. Underwond & Undderwoot This new type motor cycle was invented in Berlin. The body is similar to the usual side-car. It was ex- hibited in a German auto show recently. Wide World PPhoto, Permanent Hair Waving A lovely loose wave. Bobbed hair, long hair, children’s halir, all expertly done by Washing- ton’s Original Nestle Waver. Full guarantee. bother- WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION Our Commodlous Chapel --is uscd exclusively for funeral services without additional charge. Its arched ceiling, antique oak paneling, and beautiful chancel, adorned with palins and flowers, impart a dignificd ~OCTOBER 23, 1921, TELEPFEONE CONSULTATION MAIN 1944 BY APPOINTMEN1 OGILVIE HAIR SPECIALIST 1203 CONNECTICUT AVENUE WASHINGTON, D. C. Announces that the business here- tofore 1 under the name of Ogi which has been owned and ed exclusively by Katharine Lee ()gll\n will be con- tinued by her under the name of OGILVIE At the Same Address Special Henna Applications Tonic to Cure Excessive Oil Special Tonic for Falling Hair Pomade Eacial Treatment Manicure Chiropodist. Marcel Waving 3 § - Mrs. ORMSBY McCAMMON WM_ INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOLGIRLS' CLOTHES A SPECIALTY Ko A e e R e N A R R S RN S SRR RSN S S ] TELEPHONE OPERATING is the highest class of work. Fine positions are open Halloween for single women between the ages of 18 and 25. : MRS. CHARLES O'DONNELL LEE. JR.° £1747 RHODE ISLAND AVE.~ 7 COATS, HATS AND DRESSES “ TEA GOWNS AND NEGLIGEES \\&\\\Sfi\flQ\\\\‘\\\\‘%‘%fl\\%’i\\\\‘\&\“‘&&\&m atmosphere in heeping with the best traditions of service. L/ 10.R.8peare Co. UNDERTAKERS 1208 _H STREET, N.W. Formerly 940 F_St. N'W. TELEPHONE MAIN 108 ALMUS R. SPEARE WiLLIS B. sPE CLYDE J. NICHOLS Good eyesight, hearing and health, and willingness to work the hours assigned are the essential qualifi- cations. Parties After the fun serve our famous Ice Cream and Fancy Cakes. ELEC TROL YSI S All Rranches of Beauty Culture 1S YEARS' EXPERIENCE Margaret E. Scheetze Skin and Sealp Specinlints 308 KRESGE BLDG. 11th and G N.W. l'rlnk 2741, Write for bouk “ilow to Keep Skin Hrautifu Apply first floor, 722 12th St. N.W. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company \\'Ks\\s\\&.\l\&i&S&S\\\,\Sflxfl&s\\\SS,W\'\S\‘\.\\\\SSS&SS&\\\'XSS&\‘SSSSS&\\\\&\ B e S R S e S A A S S AN A N A S AN A N T VORI Aa it’s done in Tarkey. The ripe tobacco is picked from the stalk, leaf by leaf. A Camera Story of the making of a great Cigarette No 1 of a series of photographic advertisements showing a few of the many steps involved in making Chesterfields and safeguarding their quality. The fine Turkish tobaccos for Chesterfields are selected and bought by our own resident buyers in Turkey. They know the quality we insist on—and they get it. And with no less care, our tobacco buyers in Kentucky, Virginia and the Carolinas select the choice Domestic leaf for Chesterfield. They too know the best tobacco—and get A it. For taste, after all, is a matter of tobacco quality. the strings of Tarkish tobacco hang in the hot sunshine until cured. (Above) Pocked ke precicns silks, —u : The Tarkish leaf is tightly baled fi and secarelywrapped for its 6000 mile journey to the U. S. (Above) Native porters load- ing lighters with Turkish bales. American steamshipindistance. Chesterfield CIGARETTES Of TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccos—blended [J (Left) A sight to gladden tobacco bayer' a ’s eye: a field of fine (Domestic) Barley. An Auction Warehouse in the South, where Domestic (American) tobacco is sold. LIGGETT & MYERS ToBAcco Co.