Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1925, Page 96

SUNDAY When you arrive in Hawaii these school girls greet you. Photograph snapped on the wharf at Honolulu, and the girls are Maria Mahelona, Helen Brown, Nancy Piimoku, Alice Momona, Mary Nailau and Mary Jane Stone. @Fr & A Photos Thomas Meighan, movie star, and hi: wife at Miami, Fla., for the inter mon:hs. ©P. & A. Photox, The above picture and $5.00 presented at Studio entitles the holder to five portraits. Actual size above shown. Portraits are beautifully finished and mounted on our Radiant easels or folders. Regular price, $18 per dozen. Variety of proofs submitted. Good until March 22. For any member of the family. THE PAINE STUDIO 923 F Street N.W., Washington, D. C. Franklin 7054 John Brown’s monument at Harpers Ferry. Catherine Stuart Tyler of Washington, who presented the Prince of Wales with a portfolio of roto- gravure pictures of himself, in the foreground. The presenta- tion was made at the close of the visit of the prince in Wash- ington. You've wanted a beautiful DIAMOND Here’'s your opportunity to buy a genuine fully cut ston: of exquisite color and bril- liancy set in an 18-kt. white gold handmade pierced basket, mounting at— 1294 And if you aspire for a larger stone, at any future time, we will allow you full value as per pay- ment Open a charge account “It’s Easy to Pay th Selinger Way” Selinqey 818F,Next toCor.9th o the Brg Cloch For the New Style —your own Hair made up into a Stemless Switch, Bandolette or Curls. Let us suggest to you the most becoming way to dress your hair. : Why Have Gray Hair? Our Hair Coloring restores faded or gray hair to its natural color. Personal Attention Maison Gustave 706 Thirteenth St. N.W. Phone Franklin 5384 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C —GRAVURE Manage: CAMPBELL, Prescription Dept. Henry Miller, starring in“After Love—?" a theatrical production of Washington for the week of February 23. Ploto by Wi'te Store No.17of Washingtons Nationally Known DRUG ST 18 Stores the Better to Serve You ; pE@PL@ES i K. BAKER, r Store No. 17. ol [ . ndl Frgad B J C. B. ABBOTT, Sundry Dept. and Price Although our prices are extremely low you will find only the very highest quality merchandise in our stores. Quality is never sacrificed for price. We work on the principle of large volume and small profit on each sale. . C. J. PECK, Candy Dept. Our prices are con- sistently low and the sole aim of the Peo- ples Drug Stores is to give you the very best quality drug store merchandise obtain- able, at the lowest price possiblc. A ey PEOPLES DRUG BTORE. GXORGIA AND NEW HAMP, AVES. SECTION—-FEBRUARY 15, J. S. Copenhaver, gunning on the Gard- ner brothers’ fishing grounds, near Mayo, Md., bagged this line of ducks on the last day of the season. Mr. Copenhaver’s son Harold holds the far end of the pole. Wushlingoon Star Pl o Fishing through the ice at Essex, Mass. Winter fish- ing has become one of the popular cold weather sports. Photo by Ernest (. Hall The Inaugural Pump $11.50 The newest Queen Quality crestion for street and dress ocoasions. Shown in Patent Leather vamp and tongue with Beige kid quarter, Patent Leather: vamp and tongue with Gray kid a;w. Bleck Setin and Tan C. E. GEOGHEGAN, Sundry Dept. Queentex Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery to match, 5185 H. K. KIRBY, Assistant Manager J. COINER, Drug Dept. Cigar Dept..