Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1923, Page 5

‘Egyptian “Valley of Kings” Flooded With Sightseers Only Few Days Remain Now Until Tomb » A of Tutankhamen Will Be Opened s After 3,000 Years. BY ARTHUR WEIGALL. colonnade is the most imposing part 1 To Close Out Remaining Stocks Heinz Mince Meat 2-lb. can, reduced to, per can. .29c NITA OCERY CoO Sanitary Eggs Sanitary Butter 59c 39c Copyright, 1928, by North American Newspaper | Of the Luxor temple, and was at that A liiance ana London Daily Ma e f:ox::’éy'hf biggest bullding of its —The Dt. LUXOR, Bgypt, January 8-7| He decorated its walls with scenes clans are gathering at Luxor. EVerY|showing the wild enthusiasm of the traln deposits on the hot, dusty sta- | populace at his return and the first tion platform dazed but eager spe- :’&1 r;‘ lon of tl ovgreat Amen festi- olal correspondents of the WOrld's | Yolesch®, TOGSTD, visitor may still ses press. The huge Winter Palace Hotel | beating drums and blowing trumpets, is arowded and private steamers, full | #nd so forth, in his honor; a fact odd- at i touziata, aFe. OOLISGHNE AL, (UHS|| ooimagt s OF o cokeaiby aoatiazetenl; “Van Cam P” Is M akin g Flour Specials ’l‘his Week Schimmel’s Apple Butter, per can, 20c A big quantity of this fine product for a small amount of money. Schimmel quality is unsur passed, and you get remarkable value in Schim mel’s Apple Butter. Schimmel’s Tall Jar Preserves . . ......29¢c Your choice of any of these brands- a ‘White Naptha’ Soap | Gold Medal moorings. It 1s an animated scene, and everywhers one hears talk of Putankhamen, who is called now by he ribald “Tutankscarter,” or “Tut- carnaryon,” or most usually simply *0ld Tut.” Lull in Proceedings. There is a lull in the proceedings in “he Valley of the Kings just now. Mr. «'arter, who, with Lord Carnarvon, dis- aovered the tomb of Pharaoh Tutank- _ hamen, has gone to Cairo to meet the latter on his return from London. Meanwhile Mr. Lucas, Mr. Caflender and Mr. Burton are working quietly |, in the tomb, in the glare of powerful ged His Name. During naton’s reign, and mono- | | theistic religion the temple of Amen and the old gods were neglected, but the new Pharaoh, who had now ag- grandized his name into first Tutank: haton, and then Tutankhamen, re-e: | tablished these, and in the great in-|| scripgion at Karnak tells us ivid | | rases how he did so. He says: “The | ||| Dl s temples of the gods had come u h < pon bad times. These courts were a road for common feet. The land was over- and the gods were egl! s then that his maj- esty searched for what was useful for Amen, made his image in pure gold, | |f! filled slaves uy, his viceroy in || Special Introductory Offer! - Through our stores, begifining today, you will be offered a cake of “Van Camp’s” Naptha Soap free. BUY ONE CAKE of “Cleaneasy” Soap, sign the voucher which our clerk presents you, Ceresota Patapsco 5-1b. bag 25¢ Schimmel’s Jelly, per tumbler ... ... .Z%c Curtice Bros. Preserves, per jar . ....22}c Honey Dew Sliced Pineapple, large can.37c¢ Honolulu Lady Sliced Pineapple, medium can .......... Honey Dew Crushed Pineapple, 12¢ and 19¢c lectric lights, or in an -adjaceht | Bthiopia, is now one 4 Vorkshop et up in the Targe tomb of | Thebes, and is decorated with onones Soti TI, & big, alry place, into which |showing the princes of earth Seme oo of dayligh comes through the | homage and bringingtribute, but, curl: large, square door. Here the work ously enough, sight: te, but, curl- of preservation and packing of the | overlooied i s e Gontents of the tomb is conducte . \mder cool and comfortable condi-| s, - Melgned Six Years. i ions, but Tutankhamen’s tomb itsel? tankhamen reigned at least six 3 now very ot and stuffy. ‘Tho elec- | Years, for the sixth year is mentioned | |f| ‘rio light engine, inst n the |on a piece . | Valley of the Kings for lighting the Vx,,ef of u?: ;’{'(‘:" ¥o found in the aBow tombs, suppiies the current, but | JATEY of the Kings, but to the end nis works only in_the morning, eo | it 1% JiTo h Soems o have hovered || o 4 ke marning in ho omb and | fston religions. ' Among objects found | | 2 slzaprn g 1n in the tomb are reforences to both, | and you will be presented FREE One Cake of this new “Van Camp’s” White Naptha Soap. lz-lb‘ bag 50c Keystone Peaches, can . .. Mo 2 ; Keystone Pears, can ...... 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