Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1922, Page 72

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—MARCH 5, 1922. Capt. and Mrs. Ivy Albert Pelzman of 5327 16th street, who recently returned from Europe on board the transport Crook. They traveled 22,000 miles and were twenty days en route from Antwerp. Capt. Pelzman was surgeon of the transport. The trip home was started from Ckina, but Capt. Pelzman and wife visited the Philippines, Japan, Italy, Ger- many, India, Egypt, Belgium, Spain, Austria, Hungary, Rus- sia and France. United States coast guard saved disabled ship West Carnifax. The coast guard cutter Tampa went to the rescue of the storm-beaten vessel ‘and succeedsd in towing her to port. Photograph snapped at sea off the coast of GRuEN wrist watch New Jersey. Interuationsl Princess Cantacuzene, prom- inent in Washington and New || TSI, e York society, as a window washer for charity. The princess was one of the Bilt- N more Hotel workers who ran the place for a day, receiving the proceeds for the Preven- tion and Relief of Tuberculosis Society. BN A Beautiful Gruen el wie Wrist Watch 32D Complete With Bracelet, Ribbon and Leatherette Case 15 ruby jewel adjusted lever movement; At left : Grandchildren of ex-President Wilson have a party on George Wide Wotld Phuto. TV.\;‘ashington's birthday. PARKER‘S 25-year guaranteed gold filled case. e youngsters are . A . E . Wood The exceptionally low price is possible because of “;?’anor ndooF o HAIR BALSAM special concession from the makers of Gruen watches son _a rancis Removes Dandruff - Stops Hair Falling for a limited quantity. Sayre. Wocdrow Wil- = son, the youngest of the for more than 40 years. trio, also celebrated his Restores color and birthday on February beauty to gray 22, & and faded hair. 607 1% ar Druggists HISCOX CHEMICAL WORKS PATCHOGUE NY. When washing hair clwys use Floreston Shumpoo wen used with su If you want the higest timekeeping perfection obtain- able you must needs get a Gruen watch. We are one of the agents for them in this city. SELINGER’S & s “Look for the Big Clock™ International ASK FOR There is constant danger in an oily skin IGINAL D Chartes_Alton Ruther ALL PORK SAUSAGE ford and his bride of a few e —— = —— weeks. The latter is better known as Pauline Frederick, star of the movies and the speaking stage. ll’-‘ your skin has the habit of continually getting oily and shiny— you cannot begin too soon to correct this condition A certain amount of oil in your skin is necessary to keep it smooth and supple. But too much oil not only spoils the attractiveness of any skin by giving it an embarrassing shininess—it actually tends to pro- mote an unhealthy condition of the skin itself. A skin that is too oily is constantly liable to infection from dust and dirt, and Tntemational thus encourages the formation of blackheads, etc. O®Ty Largest assort- ment in the city ut very reason- able prices. Pins Buttons Charms ago R Pendants Prompt Attention given to mail orders 907 G St. NW e & You can correct an oily skin by using each night the following simple treatment: W Apply it to your face and rub it into the pores k : e thoroughly—always with an upward and outward motion. ITH warm water work up a heavy lather of Woodbury’s Facial Soap in your hands. HE old ball season is around again. Are you all set to play? We have made special ar- rangements to take care of your diamond wants. Our stock bears the best known sporting label in the world. Rinse first with warm water, then with cold—the colder the better. If possible, rub your face for thirty seconds with a piece of ice. PRESENTING a new model Ox ford — just received — of fawn buck trimmed with Russia calf— | oW at $12. 1? | i GET a cake of Woodbury’s today, at any drug store or toilet goods counter—give your skin its first treatment tonight. A 25. cent cake of Woodbury’s will lust for a month or six weeks of this treatment, and for general cleansing use. The Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati, New York and Perth, Ontario. Same model in gray buck with | A black trimming at $12. i RICH'S‘ 1001 F St.Corner Tenth ESTAB. 1869 “Ezerything for sportsmen” WALFORD’S 909 Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Main 8039. Copyright. 1921, by The Andresw Jergens Ca. ALCO-GRAVURE, INC.. NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. ST. LOUIS