Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1925, Page 40

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1925. SEEK T0 PRESERVE RBIRRBRBRBIAIL IR IR XA RARAIRIRS OLD NEGRO SINGING; Tuskegee Institute Trying to . W Retain Harmony of IT'S THE CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT COUNTS oWy b s Society Brand College Clothes Strictly that. Cut accord- ing to the ideas of the col- lege men. Made up in the : i e : te fabrics lhey require. They're Unlverslty Park : e the of the the real thing. S s [ | In exclusive | i Society Brand Fabrics is‘{_fi__fi_}i&iii&%k%fiiifiii&i&iii X HE Hecht .Co.—the home of na- tionally known and nationally wanted Apparel for Men Investigate and You'll Invest of the b n attalnments which )| from the old-time song WRINKLES, LINES Farm Help Scattered. Big cotton farms in the far South have been cut up into many smaller OR CROWS-FEET )[tacts, 'me coten punier iwhe found. His negro tenants have found nent in the the high Lemon Juice Tightens Skin [ Squeeze the jui of tu bottle a 4 three ounc of Orchard White, | P e “’.h"-h any druggist " Institute is making seris will supply for a few ts to preserve for both the cents, shake well and and negro races the spirit of you have the very = originated by the negro. The mildest anti-wrin institute has produced some of the lotion to tighten re- | finest &ingers. During the last college laxed skin, crase fine | vear, its gle club presented III; in;‘er- i , i pretation of the negro songs of other lines and eradicate | i< \Which was described as being as M . ki S ar reproduction_could Massage this sweetly fragrant | pe4o, ! o Hampton iikewiss lemon lotion into the skin at night.| have given much thought along By morning most of the tell-tale | similar lines of cndeavor at the in- wrinkles, tired lines and crows-feet | stance of leaders of both races. arc smoothed out, giving a more " . A Youthful contour to cheeks, chin, HASeInY) Uctipation m(.mi_ It lea {r:“;‘hc skin velvety,| | b e z e it : © the apprehe 3 ts use this astringent | ¢ at this a s lotion {or enlarged pores, also to . bleach and whiten sallow, tanned T skin. impromptu - program. of _Mix_this harmless lotion yourself . whistling and chatter since it acts best immediately after L pre ared the globe, in the opinion of music PO : b “,h critics who have traveled far to hear . / the mu: its original setting. e ; = e rchar I | g s Senalls one which was ; BETTER, TO TAKE A TOPCOAT THAN TAKE A COLD = e | never written, It mayor may not be one already worked out and fa- 4 miliar to those participating. A ‘ : negro does not have to “know” a 5 t B d everybody song to join with his fellows in sing- ocCl1e y ran d tng it “Every farm group has a T every day “leader.” This person is nearly al- opcoals ways @ man. strikes” his key— p and the group is off. . : eOt . _p S Tailored with square Never Monotonous. » shoulders, a full back, The same song may be sung for an . 3 . {hour, or all day. It never becomes . \’tlralgh! fl;any;g and w‘:th monotonous because of its variations, enty of length. Coa t The presentday jazz artist boasts of g gt ;sf' . his “barber shop.” He knows noth- give 2 man a sense of free- ing of “ineidentals” and ‘“chords.” dom and comfort. morc’ noies G have: ever” bosn PEITITITITITITITITITITITNS written in_the staff. He sings in l = { There’s no precedent for what he B does. Today he sings a new song and sings it differently from that of yes- ay. Tomorrow he will have & i an an Oes N ter what he sings and how I as an ource i s hereIs s FndeBehibuore ) 3 brook. He knows nothing of cresen- NOW You” dos, fortissimos, piannissimos. He “ring_in” minor, major and unknown ‘keys.” 3 rythm, swing and motion which is as s 50 . of prevention | L s R o il ¢ Ed like b : Ct et tetetetetatstetste et et et ot =t KX XX T X S XX TR T X T X FXFREXERTAIREXS Pt sttt et t i T s e =d X Those who have In exclusive Society Brand Fabrics X% IXXEEH <X i A criterion wherever meén's footwear is the topic of discussion. Featuring the best in men’s shoes for sports, for business or for formal wear. Dobbs Hats '8 LEach season it is Dobbs who dictates the proper height of the crown, the proper width of brim and just whether it shall curl or “snap.” Just another of the Hecht Co. “famous makes.” Trojan Cravats 31.50 - A man is known by the cravat he chooses— that's why so many men insist upon Trojans. New silks and knit weaves, inimitable in patterns and colorings. October 1 (#).— o Age composite prices are higher this week, pig iron being | 4, apd finished cents pér pound, against which had prevailed for six weeks. Pig iron is at the highest point since May. Finished steel is 2.4 per cent below its May Jevel ttetststat sttt Touar JACKIE EXEXEXEXEXERERE £ 4 HKEXEXEXEXEX Youngsters Go to SeeJackie Coogan Off they scamper with bright eyes and Interwoven Hose Hickok Qutfits merry laughter on the road to adven- 7 tureland. : 75¢ « 5] $3-50 ¥4 How secure you feel when you know ; the theater to which they are going is It Known from coast to coast. These new Men always appreciate them. They’re con- built of concrete. F;r concrete has great fancy sport weaves offsilk 1clox' silk-and-lisle of- ~crvaéive and useful—thaé’s wh_\i.i I?n initialed reserve strength and is firesafe. fer unlimited choite of well patterned stripes buckle, beltogram and fine calfskin strap— : To help you get the protection that and plaids. 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