Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 18

18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO D. O, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925. NATU RAI_ FFATURES T T T — —By WEBSTER. |ZANNI “OFF” MASCOTS; |mans., They wers sont him. e caia | Too many mascot: they g thete o i lane ate i cracned tn Japan L p I - > he worli to bring z00d | ing bad I Zanni explained, add- | would havi plished his under. BEAMESIFAILURE ON LUGK [ 55 oF 10 M2 50 s R eoc | e dmpan sl o ialimarh ot | vy e scompilthed bis uud > = e e > ' S0 MR MANGE, MEET MR . O i e 5 r:‘g‘ = r?‘::.i -(‘-DMKT.:L YL\JG,L r:: Argentine Flyer Hopes to Make IN AI.ASKA NAMED Z g EAMBE PLC ATy Another Attempt to Fly F loayismy Tz Tis { © g E 15 TH' SEComD Ticme Around Globe. > TH' WEATHER MAN By the Associated . ‘ . | =) HAS GUESSED RIGHT SAN FRANC July 29.—Declin- Ten Men Honored by Desig- ] A3 ) &2 o) T, SUMMER ing to admit defeat and hoping his | N B 2 , 1] ke 4 government will authorize him to | nation of Points in Katmai 2 1 v ; make another attempt at worla%encir- | clement J. Pedro Zanni, Argentine | Region After Them. ‘ : 2 ko ' b e York en | FROM THE HUB . - o ® i / - LA A% : / Zanni told new Ip., r men he has 1,.\‘ a_little it In deference to the wishes of organized labor, The Hub will not remain open any evening, B e o and will continue to maintain as honest materials in g TR R (0) A Real Test F Driving Summer rain I N G and _sur MR.GIFFLE SAID 72 GIFFLE? ‘\ HEAR ABouT GIFFLE'S ) (_MOT YounG HE MET You,MR. | DON'T RECALL NEW Boow 2 THEY GIFFLE 7! WY, MANGE , AMD = Ever MEETING/| (TelL ME 1T S A SEN- tlie AR their ¢ ction F]\ - : % Toonsstantly ~ Resson- | the regular store hours of 8 a.m. Y g Maurice J. Colbert to 6 p.m. Closed all day Satur- WRRRERR storms afford a real test of f integrity. ) e IRl Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621" ' Street Fhune M . i days during August. Vo ComTay e i) (e e e L St o Heusr For Itching Torture | A emarrasic memosy. ] ) weee Yesteapay. e B H‘-' ™ s y ATALL | | WERE : DS © , 2 e e T | \’\‘: slgl e J MADISON STREETS, = Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo | FOR FACES OR- ~MAMES | r [= . i s e dil S e 3 There is one remedy that seldom | = > ) fails to stop itching torture and re- : l 2 5 [| |lieve skin irritation and that makes 7 My LODKING MEWS- the skin soft, clear and healthy. . y 8 / 3 2 MG AT THE 'nmc,\ | Any druggist can supply you with At g 1 Zemo, which generally overcomes RE Sibelind skin diseases. Eczema, ltch, Pimples, S th d D St N “7 Doo St e Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases even an S. . - ! Re ‘r,‘t;wf;—' bty quickly give way to Zedmo. Frequent- | Gt Arp ABoLT 4 y, minor blemishes disappear over i X > . Y . THE WEATHER THAT ) night. Itching usually stops instaptly 2 o . -oes " RS et e [gighe. ltching usually stops nstartly. | W ashington’s Largest Furniture Store—Cash or Credit ( 8 may be applied at any time, for it does not show. Trial bottle, 35¢; | large size, $1.00. Zemo Soap, 25¢. All | druggists. | Q Tope. 1925 (N°Y. World) Press Pub. Co.~ 1o :|ASKS BOOKS AND MUSIC | | | the | FOR D. C. FEEBLE-MINDED | v i ‘. \ Steaming Out— Judge Sellers Appeals to Capital |/ Residents for Donations to | Meet Real Need. one step in baking this new Soda Cracker who is ch committee of the Z . — o % The flavor of this cracker” owes much to its shape (patented). The notched sides form vent holes in the sliest of ecrackers as they bake. This assures through andthroughbaking. In addition this cracker iz more convenient to eat—dossn’t crumble and can readily be aplit in two. 7, ERHAPS the most pleasing slowly and that no one wants to compliment we-have had on cut a cake hot. " S IN/ the new Sunshine Soda Cracker . . - comes from those who cook well. baki = w‘;.l ing, A;;, L youk i tarting tomorrow at Ilahn s | Ty sy ot iy st e, 2king & fow milion cuckor e costs time and money. It takes up valuable space, even in Thou- 5,000 Pairs 5,000 Pairs 2,500 Pairs : ? oruahsk g ot hoke e Wondon ke ot it lot to do with this.- This studied Women’s $5.95 $5.95, $6.95 & Women’s $10 xd execily s mmt bt e :‘g";’d s 4 3 aking and packaging putsa fin- oc] e flavor in and se- Shoes at $1 0 Shoes to $1 6 Shoes ish (x)?g(y(x(ipl(-akirfé. g}{Pemember cures the crispness and bite that o—— E 2 how home-made bread must cool good cooks smile about. R 722 A hundred niceties like this in the FULL{GRAIN PROCESS Withinthelastyear,aftermonths blending of the flour, the han- - 4 3 , of trial and study, Sunshine Bak- dling of the dough (something PR o eries have perfected a way of new), and in securing uniformity TR e ; making soda erackers better. day in and day out. £ lean-Up! < Pr incipa 1\ at our fashion- Better in several ways —in The test of any baking process, white and colored and $6955with a few $10 able “C ity Club Shop”—Final g flavor, in textufe, and in looks. of course, is in the cracker itself. —from our well hiodele blacks. * Rolors August Clearance of many - We are { little jealous of this We honestly think that you will pege iy 7 e s, colors, s & - J HAHN SPECIAL fine $10 to $16 models—in all method, a bit proud, maybe, like this new soda cracker, which materials. because there are several baking ~ you can recognize by its special (Not at G St.) (At all our stores) (Mostly at G St.) 4 E innovations involved in it. The * shape, even before you eat it. Special Selling Children’s Last Week, Men! Sandals and Play Oxfords Special reduction—2000 pairs Play I1S is Last Call for the big annual Shoes, made of good-wearing tan leather. Midsummer event for men— Sizes 5 to 2 at “FLORSHEIM™ ' Shoe Sale 78 & 85 Choice of entire remaining stocks— Cor. 7th & K Sts. oxfords or high cuts. But after next 414 9th St. N.W. Saturday they go back to $10 and $12. *City Club Shop™ 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. 0 XL 4. 7007 white kids and combinations. % % % 220077 W, -made in the “thousand window bakeries” 1 B ites Biconis co 20007 W