Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1925, Page 11

\RDENS o BEAUT Y. I \Y Hereabou Mre. A. J. Bruman’s Rose Petal Jelly Is Highly Prized By-Product of Her Husband’s Beautiful Rose Garden in Morrison Street Yard. | | 5,128-NHLE AUTO RACE IS PLANNED IN RUSSIA Lorries and Motor Cycles to Cover Shorter Distan n Standardized " Just What I Need for Constipation When_ other remedies fail, get a box of DR. BOICE’S 2 Prescription < 4/l Tablets A 7 “They act gently on the liver and do | not nauseate or distress. They drive | out poisons which have been causing sick and nervous headaches, and re- | lieve you in such a soothing, natural | way, that you are truly thankful for the new feeling of good health and vigorous spirits. Get a box today at Peoples or any other good drug | atore, 25 | . Wallace bush from which the cuttings came is two years old. All of Mr. Bruman's improvements on the prop. erty have been made in the past two years. Makes Rose Jelly. His rose garden is a place of utility as well as beauty, due to a recipe for i unusual rose jelly brought from X . Bruman, formerly a The < it is necessary of o dark red, The last quallty e same qualities fragrance also pro- Mrs. Bruman her- of the hybrid tea of the most pop- rd Washington. These are cut away from the so that none of the supful of rose petals on a platter. Pour juice of one lemon. of water and one the petals into llow the mixture to v fire for from 10 to long, . Mrs. itinue the als begin to should be AN | SHALL PIVPLES ltched and Burned Badly. Healed by Cuticura. el G czema broke out in small s on my limbs. It itched urned badly causing me to scratch and the scratching caused eruptions. My clothing aggravated the breaking out, and the trouble lasted about two months. ““T used other remedies but they did not do any good. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and they helped me, and after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one. box of Cuticura Ointment I was. completely healed.” (Signed) Amos H. Turner, Rhea Springs, Tenn. Keep your skin clear and your pores active by daily use of Cuti- cura Soap. Heal irritations and rashes with Cuticura Ointment. Soap Ze. (l'nuu;:lzsu\d G0e. Talcum 25e. Sold it Tavorstontes Dot B, Maiten, Mean ‘uticura Sh: Sti Moths arc dead —not merely stunned — when Tanglefoot is used. ‘powerful, extra-strength insecticide costs than ordinary sprays. There is nothing more effective for killing flies, mosquitoes and other insects. Half-pint 50¢, pint 75/, quart $1.25 at grocery and drug stores. THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY Grand Rapids, Michigan Your Health is affected by wrong hygienic habits < * * This NEW way in solving woman’s oldest hygienic problem will' mean much to you SIXTY per cent of many women’s disorders, doc- tors now point out, are often traceable to wrong hygienic methods. Now there is a new way .., a way that supplants the dan- gers and uncertainties of the old-time sanitary pad. Physici e it. Women's doctors have adopted it. Hy- gienic authorities employ it. And your own peace of mind demands it. For it offers charm and immaculacy under any and all circumstances. The name is Kotex . ., 2 method scientifically right. It absorbs 5 times the mois- ture of the ordinary cotton KOTE X PROTECTS—DEODORIZES pad. And that means great protection. It is as easily disposed of as a piece of tissue—that ends an old-time embarrassment. It is deodorized. And that prevents danger of offense. You can get it at any drug or department store, just by saying “Kotex.” And that ban- ishes the embarrassment of asking for a “sanitary pad.” Eight in every ten women in the better walks of life have adopted it. Which proves its+ benefits, It will mean much to you in health, in daintiness and pro- tection. It proves old ways a needless folly. ] Frotection: § times asab- 3 Easy'to buy, anywhere. sorbent as cotton pads. Absorbs 16 times its own welght 18 molsture —and sctentifically deodorized. {2 No laundry. Distard: ag easily zs a plece of tissue. that Is You ask for them by name. Many stores keep them ready- wrapped — help yourself, pay the clerk, all. : No laundry—discard as easily as a piece of tissue Store Your Furs Where vaults are new and modern, scientifically construct- ed to preserve the beauty and life of your furs. The charge is reasonable. 5 Fur Storage Section, Seventh floor. Clearance of Summer Hats at a Fraction of Former Prices Women who are always well dressed and plan ahead will want to take advantage of this Final Hat Clearance. You may purchase now, a hat of wonderful quality, workmanship and style—at a radically re- duced figure. After wearing it the remainder of the Summer, it will be ready for the first Spring days. Expensive imported models in lovely shapes and colors, $9.75. Tailored and Dress Hats in soft, durable straws, $6.75. : Serviceable and Smart Street Hats of many colors, $3.75. Millinery Section, Third floor. August Clearance of Women's Apparel at Remarkable Reductions After carefully considering the items below, one cannot help but be delighted with the worth-while savings to be found in this extraor- dinary clearance. A limited number of Georgette Ensembles, in lovely colors and sev- eral styvles, now $39.50. Georgette Coats, which continue to be popular, in black and navy, now $19.75. Black Silk Coats, fur edged and smartly styled, now $49.50. Satin Ensembles, correct for starting the Fall season, now $49.50. Two-piece Sports Dresses, in linen, crepe de chine, cretonne or ma- rajah silk, now $15. Sports Dresses, in georgette, crepe de chine and surah suede, now $19.50. Beaded Overblouses, which will add a newness to the old Fall suit, now $6.75. Tunics and Overblouses, still excellent for vacation and street wear —in colors and white, now $3.95. . Silk Sweaters, for town and country, in golf, slip-on and tuxedo styles, now $12.75. Tuxedo Sweaters, in attractive styles for the smartest sport occasion, now $19.75. Women's Apparel Sections, Third floor. Unusual Valyes in Summer Silks---All Greatly Reduced Here are yards of” suggestions for charming late Summer and carly Fall frocks. Silks of gay colors and patterns that will be hefpful in planning the extra dress for the August vacation or the first Autumn days. All are greatly reduced. Chinese Damask reduced to $2.85. Colored Printed Crepe reduced to $1.95. Rayon Sports Fabric reduced to $1.50. Plain Silk Broadcloth reduced to $1.65. White Flat Crepe reduced to $2,65. Tub Silk and Tub Crepe reduced to $1.85. Etamine Silk, a sport fabric, reduced to 65c. SiTk Section, Second floor. Interesting Offerings from the Furniture Clearance Section Here are a few of the wonderful values you will find in our Furniture Clearance Section. Every piece reduced at least 25%. There are many other suites and pieces in addition to those described here. Make it a point to visit the Furniture * Clearance Section whenever you want furniture. I Combination Brown Mahog- any Dining Room Suite, in light, artistic design. 10 pieces, in handsome dull finish. 66-in. buffet, tapestry-seated chairs, closed china closet, quartered oak drawer interiors. Quality and workmanship show in every detail. Suitable for the apart- ments and houses of today or larger formal rooms of yester- day. Reduced to......$356.25 e Mahogany Sewing Cabinets; unusual designs. Greatly re- ...$16.50 1 Bennington Blue Single Bed, Louis X VI design, now. ...$86 Furniture Clearance Section, Sixth floor. Books for Vacation Reading, 75c¢ Before you shut your vacation bag, make sure that you have an entertaining book to take on the trip. ‘We have hundreds from which to choose on our 75c shelf. Many are original editions. 1 Luxurious Living Room Suite —Davenport, armchair and wing chair. Upholstered in fine mohair and velour with tapestry seats; soft tones of brown pre- dominating. Davenport has pil- low arms. Reduced to. .$348.50 1 Graceful Desk, kidney shaped, of solid ‘mahogany; exception- ally fine design and workman- ship. : Double Wood Beds with bow ends. 1 combination Mahogany Double Bed, Louis XV de- sign, and 1 Inlaid design, now, each ....... $67.50 1 Combination Mahogany Sin- gle Bed, Adam design, now .$60 A Conquerer Passes—Larry Barret. At Sight of Gold—Cynthia Lom- Dividing Waters—I. A. R. Wylie. bardi. 2 5 Women of Knockaloe—Hall Caine. Chickie—Elenore Meherin. Tragedy of the Beach Club—]John- Enticement—Clive Arden. ston. > Sea Hawk—Raphael Sabatini. Queen Lucia—E. F. Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Sen—Louise Mien. Book Section. Fourth floor. , s v Woodmward &ifinthrnp 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Colorful Impbred Rayon Scarfs and Shawls Have Their First Showing Any woman would be glad to own one of these lovely Rayon Shawls in soft autumn tones. They come 57x57 inches with deep knotted {ringe and are priced accord- ing to design, $25 and $37.50. The sketch shows an exquisite paisley design in the characteristic gold, red, blue and black combination with 8-inch fringe of gold. Double and Single Woven Scarfs in duller shades for the fall costume are priced $3 and $3.50. Neckwear Section, First floor Just Received 30 New Cretonne Coats, $3.95 In various smart patterts— small, medium and large sizes Bathing Suit Section, Third floor. Cool and Washable Kimonos, $3.50 White swiss and val lace combine to make a dainty Summer kimono or breakfast coat. Its charm lies in its utter simplicity and real utility. For home, for the vacation or for college wear, these attractive and easily tub- bed garments will give satisfaction Negligee Section, Third floor Women's Athletic Combinations The practical and wise woman dons an athletic combination during the hot weather—for ¢ t and economy. New s cross-barred muslin flesh and white. Size us show them to you. $1 to $2.25. Knit Underwear Section. Third floor. Sale—Victor Red Seal Records 30¢, 50c, 75¢ and 80c Big, new shipment Vietrola Gallerics. Fourth flo | 32 Cooi and Attréctive Styles in Undermuslins at *1 Every One the Best Possible Value 12 Styles Chemise Make a wide choice. Daintily trimmed in In narrow lace, or embroidery in simple pattern, these are suitable for home and business wear. 8 Style§ Step-Ins In tailored Y4-in. hemstitched hems. as well as in lace-trimmed and fancier models, these Step-ins are roomy and well made. Cotton Underwear Sectiori, Third fioor. For Those Who Will Stationery With Your Monogram Specially Priced ‘ . A note of distinction accompanies this Egyptian parchment deckle-edge paper in both single and dou- ble sheets, in the large size so popular now. Two packages of envelopes to match. 3 Paper stamped in colors. Choice of 13 styles latest monogram dies, 5 of which we sketch. Complete, $5.50. New plate and 50 c4lling cards, script, $2.25. y New plate and 50 calling cards, shaded Old English, Antique Roman or Modified Roman, $4.25. Stationery Section. First floor. N\ 7 B Handkerchiefs With Name or Initials Should Bé Ordered Now Men’s All-linen Handkerchiefs, with 74-in. hem- stitched border, with entire name in Purlock stitch, $3.50 15 dozen. ! i Women’s All-linen Handkerchiefs, in two qualities, with tiny hemstitched border. Entire name in Purlock stitch, $2.50 and $3.50 7 dozen. ‘Handkerchief Section. First floor. Cash’s Woven Name Tapes Your name woven distinctly on- fine white or black cambric in red, blue, black, navy, green or lavender. Colors are washable. 12 Dozen, $3 6 Dozen, $2. 1 Notion Section. First floor, 3 Dozen, $1.50 cannot 6 Styles Costume Slips straightline models, with ming adequately serve the purpose under cotton dresses of the day. simple t 6 Styles in Gowns —provide a remarkable offering and one you afford to overlook. The gowns are sleeveless or with sleeves, in muslin and crepe. Refrigerator Sets, Special $1 See how easy it is to put away food in the igerator—in a very small space—when you have a glass Com- pact Set. They're sanitary and eas) to clean, too. The value is special. Glassware Section, Fifth floo, Airaft "The Boat That Can Be Carried in a Bag Airaft is the boon of all campers, fishermen, bathers and duck hunters. It weighs less than 9 pounds and fits in a bag only 18x12x7 inches. Tt " easily stows away under the back seat of an automobile—it can be carried to the most inaccessible lake. The Airaft will carry two persons, $49.50. Sporting Goods Section. Second floor.