Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 12

C 42 _ _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1%,_192% : CARTER, RESENTING lgr-ndeuru;;:vhumyumh-nathe IS NN NS NN NS NN NS I NSNS E NN NN NN NN NN N NSNS NN NS NI N NSNS NEEEEEEANEEEE d "IV \vas u wonderful thought which g DISCOURTESY, ENDS made u direct appeal to one's Imagl- nation and unconsclously we foun [ - L - s LUXOR OPERATIONS | firve enctivton seo swhen hamman £yes ; i s o 108t veatod o themortal remains here I , 4 | New, Beautiful, Y outhfnl “ontinued from First Page. . when after the (raditional hued foom et eremonies at the moctuary chapel B the siiht_unfolded | 164T, the river bunk, where the body g I ‘ 2 3 o e sig spent t! ver ays preser! 4 7 - reed that it not the embflxfiv&—' pyroce)u.s.,‘llm long pil- g N ‘ ].n am a lme : ¢ l;‘l:‘):“tll)lam;\"t‘;""f_? grll;mg: ;no;nadu;k:he X}nd_}ns \.lul: ” f : 3 . road, at its head King Al—Tut-ankli- o Th = 2 " - o 3 E e Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, President A - : il [ Z - s c s Spm £ ary furniture found in the = T T i '. I 1 - N e kel 2 a mbers, when ut the mouth W = o o ot 6 > Simply irresistible models, styles ) 1 : prie 5 oven 46-in. Thoroughly - | e ‘] e a S . e : by onily found & ; U cavaeinget e 4 ‘ut, attended 5 as S i1 . 1 = Y usually only found in much higher the v £ couriers, who, as the wdually rose and the {alers 4 nd o dually rose and the | paintings ‘on the walld of the se- pulchral hall itself tell us, directed a f al, followed by the priests: and the sleds bearing kuown fn BEYP- | Amen's immediate suecessor—with a perfect state of e “miuu” danc priced dresses. 2 conical reed beaddressex, had re- Such a display that it seems as I ° h AR though all the vivid shades of rls I : spring and midsummer had been Coe = AR X borrowed by the designers. \ 5 ml El S Some have wool embroidery, Dress ¥ IR Lk others wth round Bishop be confused with ordinary ) L Ei AR > 3 necks; others with dotted house dresses. ached hs Yy farewell, yerhaps in this very cham- |8 Inens = A wa A rctiapie tier i 7 X fold piping ; then thereare excellent quality and extra t0 dnsure i s I i ;::’n‘: :i“, r’lg“hr stock—to make room 1 | 3 plain colors and checks. good values at $298 with for new incoming spring goods. K These dresses will be a good variety of models 88(: Yd - worn -with confidence by for the woman with swall, e | $5.00 Velvet Bags, $2.50 the woman who drésses medium or extra large 5 I $6.50 V elvet Bags, $3.25 with care and are not to figure. gl $6.95 Kelvet Bags, $3.48 ’ ment of pre-shrunk, uncrushable linen of $8.50 Velvet Bags, $4.25 all pure flax. Med- $10.00 Velvet Bags, $5.00 jiumy, weight in the wanted shades of —_— = 54 ! od ar n Velvets, A e e oy 4 5 ter, orciud, . Included e Llnffo .\( S — Richelieu Union Suits, 75¢ and 85¢ Richelieu Union Suite, $1.29 and $1.59 open, old 41”,.“-'[,';’,"{;’ | Velvets and Silk Combinations. ! Women's, Tailored band, built-up shoulder and Women's, Medium weight, low neck, sleeseles: cop old ros N : . g . _- 2 % a o i ' > 2 £ v ) B 1 bodice with tape strap. Tight knee. Also close: uilt-up shoulder and bodice with tape strap. Knee reseda, gold, “tomato ‘.\“ now .Sh‘"’h’ richly lmeq g wide leg, shell finished, umbrella style. White and ankle lengths. _ and tangerine. fitted with purse and mirror. ’ 4 and pink. Regular and extra sizes. Regular sizes, $1.29. Extra sizes, $159, Patais. ezt sco Others V\’itl.l center compart- Slove Silk Vests, Very Special, $1.65 - ment and mirror. % 9 Low neck, tailored band, bodice with self-picot strap, in pink, orchid, peach and nile. s Floor. © All perfect. At $1.65. Palals Royal—Main Floer. which was [¢cived the bullock-drawn sled bear- lere for protective | IDg-the royal mummy and after per- completely covered | forming the magical rites dictated by o i s | the ritual of which t head could ,;on the shrines speak, had deposited of what louked 1 the coftius in the sarcophagus, ppeared through the i When Queen Anks-nes-Amen, whose - | affection for “the king is w D known to us from the touching a while it g | beautitul domestic scenes on t R Outxide Seemed Inh. tex permitted | o - . el e theteeris @ made our way out of the sepul- chral hall silent and thoughtful, f o {the spectacle that had been vouc « {safod us had struck deep into our hearts, and as we emerged from the shadows of these chambers into the \llglll of hrh\\urld outside, which seemed garis] and petty compared Shroud Holled Hack. l'with the grandeur and dignity of operations, which oc-{what we h nute A “/omen’s Richelieu Union Suits Are Dependable nehe its sides fall- ar on the bottom of the sar- cophagus. This shroud was also rolled back rd the foot, and u gasp of won- e from the watchers, #o beautiful was the sight that met titeir eyes. hrouds had cov- ered nthropoid mummy d gese gilt of col filling the sarcopha- nd resting on a low bier with modeled, at ere cpossed R, —— Decidedly Smart and Exceptional Values Are The , 200 Women’s Mannish | “Marvel F it,”“R&G” : and H & W Non- § Overcoats Lacing Corsets at 5 $ ’ So many women have sought comfort and freedom fmodels of surgical elastic, but have been disappointed at their lack of style retain- ing lines. In Marvel Fit and H & W will be - - 2 ey g found a happy balance of comfort and ease of Bright, gay, warmth without bulk, light of weight, with “Kendrick” elastic, combined with sections of loose, free-swinging lines, big patch pockets and lapels. fancy brocade, with added advantages of style- Every miss or junior in school, college or business; every giving quality that lasts. These models and young matron who wants a smart utility coat——an “in-be- many other new styles for every figure, sizes tween” garment for the closing chapter of winter and open- to 40. Come in and let our expert corsetieres ing episode of spring, will want and need one. fit you to ycur correct model. And COLORS! Here are high lights for you—Lip rouge, ESle R Tieer brick dust, chamois, tans, gray, almond, forest and everglade greens, not to overlook the whole family of plaids, \stripes WOMEN’S RIBBED FIBER S]_LK SPORTS HOSE and checks. Twelve models—all copies from higher priced ts. : , Sizes 14 to 18 and 36 10 44, P! gher P €oa Regularly $1.50 and $1.95—Special Wednesday sk scepter, . It was the seen throush tic note. that drew id piece of 1 and on the nd a vulture of . . Encircling the rown of jurlsdiction™ i remarkably real portrait, looked at it ° EST. 1879 ond forgot for the moment that the ~ an-shaped figure before one was R the mumn and_one ®ig VS . * 30 years e great p n lying in e , lifelike were the features ing ¢ and £o perfect was theumodeling. doing good perfectly extelling any 3 archeologists Drésent were enthusiastic at the rev- «lation brought to them. And so at last our long-desired wigh was reali There before us, i ‘vrfldlh of t lendid age to whieh he belonged, the mummy case of the King e name has M on every one's 1ips for the past Yowr and t T ntic circumstances of the discovery of whose tomb— inMleed roman surrounds © of its investigation—wlll caus to be remembered when other, have passed from public Palais Royal—Third Floor, lavender. Fiber silk, in black, African brown, cordovan, medium gray and beige. And the price—only $15—be on hand early. lFull fashioned, mercerized, in black, brown, green and A s we_stood gazing Into this watid, 1 coffin the reflection came to ui that while in the world above greal empi risen and fall Wire and 5 14 univers sions had complef 19 chang: face of the land, Cigllizations had sprung ®p, develop- ared, religions had cxistence’ and had been others, here beneath hin a4 few inches of BB b e hecara sy | 4 Buckle ab ‘orgotten Yy G aloshes At Money Saving: Prices Many Copies of Higher-Priced Palals Royal—Main Floor. Models Included in This Group of N — — S Nt’awest Trimmed $ 5.9 5 Outfu, eW Straw Hats Silk Frocks Fine Milans hand-made Visca Cloth and Fine Hemp Hats, cleverly trimmed with flowers, fruits, ribbons and novelties, in styles to please’the miss, young woman and matron. : s Included are the popular cloche, mushrooms, larger brimmed, turbans and off-the-face models. All offered at the special price I f [ of $5.95. s e I fiNDER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION Safety ) and Interest Guaranteed 4%, Savings Deposits 4% g% éerfificllea of Deposit5 % . Free Checking Service '{Bl“'nl Hours: 5:30 to § P.M, THE DEPARTMENTAL BANK «.1714 Pennsylvapia Ave. N.W. Right 1n Mid-Season and just at the s time when you need them we make This Special Cat in Price in order move them quickly. Take advantage of these Bargains now—Galoshes are The Real Thing For Winter Wear! ShHoe - . Storesll. The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores in the United States - 913 Pa. Ave. N.W. Open Saturday Nights 711 H St. NE. " Open Nights All Newark Stores open Satur- |B dsy evenings te accommodate |y |m i B These are extraordinarily fine dresses—to put it mildly! And you'll agree, when once you see the fresh new styles, the dainty 9 materials. But that’s only a part of the story—the fact that New Sweaters_Warm’ Gay, Youthfu_l they’re but $19.75 adds another pleasant thrill to the idea of pos- sessing a frock of advance style! Of Fiber Silk and Novelty Wool Effects— E g : I Nesr htecet s The new Jacquettes, tie-back and slip-on mod- | ;o™ N0 B i ing, New—delightfully new! s ¢ color— — G 1 . els, with sash or with collars. All a beautiful shade of green. At— Youthful frocks of crepe de chine, twills, satins, art silks, $5.95 to $13.95 mixed sports fabrics. Beaded models; styles for the buoyant miss ; for the trim young business woman; for the matron and New All-wool Jacquettes—Fancy for almost every hour of the day. Sizes 18 to 44. weaves, fastened with tie. Collars with combination stripe. All sizes in ° Palais Royal—Third Floor. the new shades of Mexico, tan, blue e = S and silver. At < Palais Royal—Third Floer. customers. o ) e Dol | Fumps an Xioras | | el graaes 5 ook ingete , woodsman. Our em- G ployees are all good L} crepe, shadow batiste and voiles. [b iudges of lumber and we [ I ) ) : i tell no lie when we say ‘ When the Children Cough, Rub : THAT REGULARLY SELL FOR ’6-50 T0 $10000 S ettt D There are nightgowns, envelopes, you get the best here. Musterole on Throats and Chests z \ step-ins and bloomers, in white, pink, “Botier. Lattihber FEve® No telling how soon the -ymmmnl. ; l Dblue, orchid and honeydew. 1 may develop into croup, or worse. And [l ™ Th iceteh h odel h th . o then’s when you're glad you have a! : . i e sketches show models with the )t Galllher&Huxuely \| [Jar of Musterote at hand to give|® ; 3 3 dainty filet lace edging. Many other @ Sherman Ave. & W St. prompt rellef. It does not bilster. models are more elaborately trimmed Northwent \ As first -aid, Musterole Is excellent. i i e {6 vt Mastwrole le excatiant with laces, embroidery and handwork. should keep a jar ready for Instant u | it I the remedy for aduits, teo. R i 'eves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilliti croup, stiff neck, asthma, neurag! headache, congestion, pleurisy, rhei matism, lumbago, ‘pains and aches back oF joints, sprains, sore musc chilblains, frosted feet and colds of t chest (It may prevent pneumonia). To Mothers: Musterole is also made’ in milder form ‘for Rub yournoclrihwith | babies and small children. * “Ask for Children’s Musterole. g 35 and 63c, Jars MENTHOLATUM e Antiseptic, protect- ing, healing 4 Many plain tailored models of the famous “Willa Loom” material. _All ) sizes, including regular and extra sizes. Al most ihmportant Shoe ezent,’;spfi— 5 i \ cially so when you can purchase High- - N -qulfiyt «Dorothy. Dodd hocs at such @ ° ) I - b} : Palais Royal—Third Floor. ‘.remarkably low price. These are all new models, developed in— gfl};’g:;’ o sk Kl ( Princess Slips—White, black and col- 1 Special, Choice lack Satin Brown Kid | OL8, X 2 - % Heels are Spanish, Louis and walk- Princess Slips—Finest Lingerie cloth, ing types; soles, turn and welt. All Two-piece Pajamas—of striped lin- sizes 1n the lot, but not all sizes in each . gette, (4 style. . © Silk Tricot Jersey Petticoats—Sateen : Palais Royal—Second Floor. : g | flounce, S SEENEEEEENENEEEEEESN