Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1925, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, '1925. “M|KAI]U"P|.EASES SAYSD“BIURMUST“""""""".""-"""""""""""""""-"""""""""""" LOVERS OF MUSC, CHANCE WS WAYS: Furniture and Household Needs Are Greatly he Palais Royal Tomorrow Roles Win Many Rounds | “Counsellor of Health,” ; — — — e ei— of Applause. Foundation’s View. 400 American-Made Grass Rugs Featured for Wednesday Only $3 Each Guaranteed Perfect Quality Special Announcement! “Fashions and Fabrics” AS TOLD BY Madame Ben Yusuf, Stylist of the Reed Service, New York Come and hear Madame Ben Yusuf's interesting shion Chats” and avail yourseli of her advice and personal as- sistance in “personalizing” vour apparel. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June time family doctor must cha ways, becoming a practitioner of pre- ventive medicines and a ‘‘counsellor of health,” according to a partial re- view of the activities of the Rocke Foundation for 1924, issued yes The Was Opera Company, which has established a record for am us attempts, wh ave proved ul, in both grand and light artists_in leading v rounds of enthusias. tic applause from a large audience in the initial performance of “The Mi- kado™” at the Washington Auditorium Rose Blue Green Tan Taupe Brown B I won man e mod- wion of disease ; isea: These Rugs are made of the tough Wisconsin wire grass. the sick, the cthem desirable for porches and indoor use. choose. Size 414x774 feet. Our regular Very Eight designs from which to atment of ds Gospel of Health. 1o \,mwl:l f the ni Although it is e is frequently | The Foundation continu ams, the |its gospel of health in 1 ¥ ltions of the world | health service aided of il their works true that the used i 5 value—at less than half their regular price. Personality expressed through individuality B ) 350 COOI'LOOking Summer Rugs Madame Ben Yusuf will be glad to meet any one desiring her help. in the showing of smart garments made of L % the better fabrics in becoming lines. Madame Ben Yusuf will drape on living models to il- lustrate new style tendencies in line, color and fabric. 13 American made in 8 countries. - |individuals of 33 nations were aided Helena |in fellowships. and| Succ in reorganization of Peking Union Med The New Imported Jap Rag Rugs Mikado; rming Yum-Yum, cute Pitti-Sing, all the Regular with the clear-cut is an absolute essen. tial to a successful presentation of any Gilbert and Sullivan work. Sud- ) Nanki-Poo, some. - ment_or quartet hington girl his many official massive physique as well as mellow tone. Henry Rabke seemed much more at ease in the role of Pish-Tush than in the part of the Count last week and made the m a small role. Eleanor LeMance the one member of the company who suffered from terrible make-up. Katisha is, of course, supposed to be an extremely ngly old woman but her face does not rily resemble an explosion of . Miss La Mance has a fine. sice, but did not seem at all sure of herself. She will probably gain pe as the week goes on. It is a difficult and ungrateful role. Orchestra Praised. Max Hirschfield is to be congratu lated on the way in which his orches- ira plaved the gay lilting music. The chorus seemed to be remarkably well b inging with good attack and tive rhythmic swing to their They all have fresh young and were quite equal to the standard set by the rival choral group which appeared in “The Bohemian Girl” last week Probably the personal hit of the eve. ning was Mr. Newbold's characteriza- tion of K. . With the giant De Wolf Hopper's Koko as the last in the mem- ory of Kokos heard here. Mr. New- bold's comparatively small version is Wnteresting. His comical addition of Qifferent verses from those usually Prard in encores to the “Flowers that Rivom in the Spring” song brought down the house. The French verse gnd' the imitation of the Bowery Tough's version were especially ludi eroush He also won many laughs with his inferpretation of the “Tit Willow" song: The scemery was in accordance with “Mikado" traditions and the costumes were nicely blended in colors. The white costumes worn by Yum-Yum and Nanki-Poo in the last act were beautiful. ing toward Chinese rol_as s of the Chines stem of education reported in the review. It is the pur- pose of the Foundation to provide outside force » hast wernmer o anization work | v withdrawal as ax the | project hecomes self-divecting and self-| supporti Hair Stops | Coming Out A 3i-cent bottle of | delightful, refresh- ing ~Danderine” will do wonders for your hair. After a few applications you can not find a particle of dandruff or any fall- ing hair. Hair grows thick pavy and luxuria Drug stores and toilet counters sell millions of bottles of “Danderine.” WHEN hostesses with famed tables become real confidential, it's sur- prising how many mention French’s Cream Salad Mustard in explaining their soups, sauces, salad dressings, cold or cooked dishes. This mustard has a flavor unlike ‘any other «... There is a treat in it for you—just try French’s and see. Made only by The R. T. French Company Rochester, N. Y. For the small charge of two dollars expert stylists will cut and fit any material purchased in the Silk or Wash Goods Section of the Palais Royal, whether it be an aiternoon irock, N evening dress, a sports suit or an ensemble And the cutting and fitting is really the most important phase of any dressmaking Two lectures daily all week in the Silk and Wash Goods Section. 10:30 to 11:15 and 3:00 to 4:00, Tuesday and Thursday from 4:45 to 5:15 for the benefit of Govern- ment Workers NOTE THE HOURS Palals Royal—Second Floor S R NN Sale of Pepperell Sheets and Pillowcases Pepperell Sheets and Cases are one of the oldest and best known qualities on the market. The firmness and strength for dependable wear make this grade most desirable. * The following sizes specially priced: $1.60 value, 81x%0 Hemmed Sheets, $1.34 $1.45 value, 63x90 Hemmed Sheets, $1.29 42¢ value, 45x36 Pillowcases, 34c 38¢ value, 42x36 Pillowcases, 29¢ A Further Clearance of Rayon Bedspreads and Sets $5.95 Set These sets formerly sold up to 8875 and $9.50. 2 7 Some sets and some one-piece spread sets. Double or singie bed sizes. All lustrous, good colors. Colors: Pink. orchid, blue, gold. 1,200 Hemstitched Linen Huck Towels Featured for Wednesday Only $2.75 to $3.25 Values $2.00 Ea. sing Qut of Window $2 FEach Regular $2.75 to $3.25 Values Included in this lot you will find— 30x60-inch Rattania Rugs 30x60-inch Domus Rugs 36x72-inch Cherokee Rugs 36x72-inch Wool and Fiber Rugs 36x72-inch Domus Rugs Featured at 85C Each All have fringed ends with a crowfoot border. Size 25x50 inches. “Neponset™ Art Square Rugs Featured at $4. 50 Each All in one piece, without horders, In 16 different pats terns and designs. Size 6 feet wide by 9 feet long. Palais Royal—Second Floor . You’'ll Need These Summer Comfort Necesstlies Porch Shades Are An Essential Wide wood slats, well made, cool and ventilating; complete with fixtures and wire wind guard. 6 ft. wide, $4.95 of Odds and Ends and Roll-Up Style Drop Awnings Window Awnings, alt complete with necessary fixtures. Best 8-0z. quality green and white painted stripe and tan and gra Sizes 30 in Regular $2.59 values. Window Awnings Sicilian stripe or blue, and 48 in. only. Sicilian stripe awnings. Best 6-07. plain khaki. tan and gray ar or brown and white striped awn- 514 {t. wide, 6 it. wide, $5.45 7 ft. wide, $6.45 8 ft. wide, “High-Grade ™ Porch Shades Green and white slats, 7 ft. 6 in. long. $5.45 714 ft. wide, $6.45 8 ft. wide, 10 1it. wide, $11.30 7.65 $8.70 Cretonne Cushions for Summer You'll need cushions, too. for use at home, camp or bungalow. And for cool Summer nights, on a porch or in a canoe, you'll find them mighty comfortable. Three illustrated. Bar Harbor Cushions $1.19 Each The members of the new chorus are Margaret Bailey. Marie Claveloy cienne Des Autels, Babbette .ola Garber. Doroth Krucoff. Emily Marsh, M kin, Ruth Morgan, Louise Me Margaret Reynolds, Leona Rile beth Dickson, Ruth Kobbe, 38¢ Each These All-1inen Hemstitched Huck Towels are very desirable for practical 17x34. Regular 50c value. Roll-Up Style Dro _:1u'n ings All 8 ft. long. Best 8-0z. quality green and white painted stripe or tan and gray Sicilian stripe. 3 $3.28 5 ft. wide, 6 ft. wide. $4.28 Best 6-0z. quality blue or Canoe Style Cushions $1.29 Each Country Club Cushions $1.65 Each use. Just 100 Odd Turkish Towels 59¢ Each About twenty-five different styles in this lot. Former value, 8c. 20x40 to 23x44. Some with colored borders and others all white. Palais Royal—Second Floor. ch Fowers, Helen allo, John Paul man, Mortimer Moorehou will sk, Preston. Edwin Westland, Frank Rice. | George chler, Allen Fuscha, Albert Hinkel, Edward Mitchell, H. H ell. M. B. Hollenbeck and Russell roughs Best 6-0z. quality, in plain khaki or tan and gray Sicilian stripe. 5 ft. wide, $2.78 6 ft. wide, $3.28 3 ft. wide, Palais Royal—Second Floor American-made cultn me 3 (=] brown and white stripe = = $2.48 Farmers of Housefurnishings at Very Special Prices Summertime Furniture $4.74 Screen $3.50 Screen At Prices That Will Interest You Door Door 3 St. George Willow 1 Chair, with broad arms and metal braced seat. Special .... $5'95 Porch Couch Ham- mock, covered with faney duck Made with tufted bacl Natural wood fin- ish, galvanized wire cloth, 4-inch stiles, 7s- inches thick, mitered and tenoned con- struction. Size 34x82 inches. Special— brange -red color roves its purity: o the agrelc)eabl;y different odor tells why Lifebuoy ural wood-finish, gal vanized wire cloth, mitered and tenoned construction, size 30x 78-in. Special, $3.95 75¢ Wizard Furniture and Fioor Polish Has head rest adjust able to 3 positions. - §19 50 Hammock Stand ment Storage Bag Afr-tight, moth, dust and damp proof; suitable for men’'s overcoats. ladies’ sulits, coats and dresses. Special, 54c " 69¢ Garbage Cans Heavily - gal- ishing and renewing furniture. planos, floors and woodwork. Pint size. Special, 49¢ $3.00 Kitchen or Pantry Set White ia- i, Complete With Brass Nozzle 5.000 feet of smooth-finished Garden Hose, %-inch size, 5-ply, coupled; fully guaranteed vanized, kitchen- 25-ft, length, complete with | ette size, corru- R nozzle, regularly 0, $3 79 gated, locklid Special .. .o cover. Special, length, complete v S0-ft. with 59c¢ 7 Rustic Arm- Lever Bros. Co. Cambridge, Mass. nozzle, regularly $8.14. s? 49 Special ... .. Mogul Co ated Hose 25-ft. length, complete with nozzle. regularly §5.25. " Durable for the outdoors. T ][4 ROM the rich red fiesh U "of paim fruit comes the perfect vegetable oil for soap— pure, bland, wonderfully good for skin. Orange-red Lifebuoy is the natural color of palm fruit oil. But the tingling delight of amazing Lifebuoy cleanness— the sensation of exhilarating aliveness—comes fromthe gen- tle antiseptic which gives to Lifebuoy its wholesome, pleas- antly pungent odor—surpris- ing at first, but always liked by thosewho really énow Lifebuoy. In this new, better way of purifying skin is a simple and positive every-day protection to health and to beauty of skin. el Coloed Glassware Choice of candy jars, vases, bowls and comports in canary and black and coral and black colors. 95c Special ...... 54.49 30-ft. length. complete with nozzle. regularly 975 §8 (0 K Special . $2.39 Oval Child’s Bath Heavy white enamel, 2014 inches long. Special, $l'89 $8.00 Lawn Mower 16-inch size, steel tempered blades, stationery cutter bar, 8- inch drive wheels, easy running. Special, $6-95 Palais Royal—Housefurnishings, Fourth Floor. ! $2.45 40-pound. ice K o capacity, Special. Palais Royal—Fourth Floor $17.50 finish seat and back. $5.65 The Fair, Chicago, Ill., Quality Merchandise L. S. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. Cou:teous Service on shelf. venient for the small apartment. S S B E HERENRES S SRESENENEN NN NNENEN] llllllIllllllllfllllllllllllIl‘llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllIllllllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllll. )