Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1923, Page 16

i e e ot o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1923. Let Jewelry and Sz’lvefiuafe- Be Your Gifts for “MOTHERS’ _Suna'ay, May 13th times far beyond, Motherhood is:a service of ceaseless glving. No matter how . flLL through the difficult journey frem ‘infancy to manhood or womanhood and oft- earnestly we strive, a Mother's devotion may not be requited, her gifts may not be matched—nor would she have it so. Yet be assured that she appreciates each effort and intention and that is why we suggest this better plan of giving for “Mothers’ Day” * Give her a lasting gift, one that will be a permanent expression of your loving senti- . ments, a worthy and enduring tribute. to her fostering care. What could more fully and finely meet these requirements than some article of jewelry or silver- ~ ware? It need not be costly, it can always " be-appropriate,” It will be a perpetual re- " minder to her of your thoughtfulness and -affection. Let Your Jeweler Be ‘Yc.)ur Gift Counselor - and- Make “Mothers’ Day”’ a Pleasant Mem: - ory Thraughout - All the Years to Come. RETAIL JEWELERS SECTION THE MERCHANTS AND ‘MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION WASHINGTON, D. C.