Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1922, Page 96

THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION--JUNE 4, 1922 erstuffed | - furniture of Low in price and unexcelled in workmanship $98.00 and Up S. Holober & Co. | Manufacturers of Upholstered Furnlture, | 615 E St. N.W. Main 3709 [— — 5 24-Inch % Richelieu Pearls & 5@ One of the many beau- tiful gifts in our stores appropriate for the Grad- PAR K ER'S uate and Bride is a Strand ) HA‘ R BALSAM of Richelieu Pearls, $5 and up. distinction Mrs. Harry Muir Kuntz- worth of Kansas City, Mo., one of the delegates to the Amer- ican Federation of Arts con- vention in Washington. Her husband is director of the Kansas City Art Institute. Was been used with success “for more than 40 years. Restores color and beauty to gray and faded hair. 60°¢ 1% ar Drugyists HISCOX CHEMICAL WORKS PATCHOGUE NY. When washing hair alwiys use Floreston Shampos We carry a full line of the famous & Wedding Hings. JULIUS H. WOLPE Jeweler Optician 1402 New York Ave. N.W. 14th and R Streets You have been to Silver Spring, Md, just outside the District line— but have you ever seen the silver spring? This is a photo- graph of the spring on the property of Montgomery Blair. SUnderwond & Underwood. With only two legs for the pair of them, these veterans of the world war have left Chicago for a walking trip to San Fran- cisco. They are William H. Roethal and Leonard Jay, both of Chicago. OR B OO ER OOER O RO F OO OB OB RO RO SUnderwond & Underwood From Generation to Generation Nurse turns chauffeuse as the baby rides in his new “pramoter.” An English invention which has met with de- cided favor with the nurses. Underwool & Underwoost Vothing “Classier™! This very handsome sandal of patent colt ar $12.50. | Mnny years "'f satisfactory -—and the same model with red trimmings | convenience, service and clean and red heel. $13. ‘ fl‘z::‘fir::lclosbtyof‘:rch:f::vnlhe- ——and another style of all white kid at S13. ing machine. Buy the best now for real economy in the years ta = ) R ICHS Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth Free Demonstration In Your Home, Then Only $5 Down 15 Months to Pay GAINADAY ELECTRIC CO. Mueller-Belt Electric Co., Agents 725 12th St. N.W. Phone Main 590 = The Gleam of Silver enriched the tables of our Colonial aristocracy. Many of the pieces then used have become family heirlcoms. prized by each succeeding generation for their beauty and associations. Equally worthy is Heirlocm Plate, the present day silverware. It too will be handed down from generation to generation. Its quality assures it a long life and enables the makers to guarantee it for 100 years. This beautifully designed and finely finished silver may be found at good stores. Descriptive literature upon request. WM. A. ROGERS, L1p. Niagara Falls. N. Y. DC~'DI-‘D."D.“D-"D.":."Dl-i(:"1DF"D#~‘DI~ID‘>ID."C}.' =X Ice Cream Spoon Cardinal Pattern VLJ'SA‘ fur JOS. PHILLIPS THE ORIGINAL ALL PORK SAUSAGE S=208=20O520O020O82008O RO OO OBt ORHOOBROE KR O e e E=OEEOORROORSOE= Disi Terms of $1 a Week. No Extra Charge for Credit. Use While You Pay. Wl ity JEWELERS - 25 OPTICIANS T =i ) &f Ol f 708 Seventh Street N.W.o, veur! s Secar. ‘beavia 3123 M Street N.W. | We show a complete line of Heirloom Plate, which we ask you to inspect. Open a charge account. Selinger’s &... Nt