Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 100

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. GRAVURE SECTION —OCTOBER 25, The King and Queen of Belgium on a recent visit to Lord Wilson, governor of Bombay, and Lady / Bombay, India. Wilson in front. One of the most remarkable T photographs of a parachute jump ever made, taken when Lieut. T. Tate jumped from an altitude of 2,000 feet from a plane over Pearl Harbor, Honolulu. 1925. THE RITZ A Four-Strap Pump that is new, different and dainty, in Tan Kid that is real Kidskin. Sll.flfl 71 worrsWalk-©ver sior § 929 F Street Wit World Phota A new portrait of Austen Chamberlain, foreign minister of the British cabinet, who, with cother statesmen, is at Locarno, Switzerland, in an at- tempt to arrange a security pact looking toward a more satisfactory settlement of prob- lems now challenging perma- nent peace. Wade Warld Photo mmc d,u Found) TaR SALVE) Mme. d\l FO\IT.! TAR SALVE INSTANTLY REMOVES DANDRUFF 50c Jar Mme. du Four's Tar Salve used according to _directions. will e move dandruff and keep the hair in perfect condition. For sale by KATIE DUNN 517 11th St. 'r: FACEANDSCALP AIR GOODN Powhatun Fotel October 24™ to 31+ SQUIBB WEEK You’ve been going to do it for months— this week let’s have action! EVERY time you've opened the door of your medicine cabinet, you've mentally promised it a thorough cleaning out. But something has always come up to side- track your good intentions—and there stands the cabinet, full of things that are useless, things that annoy you, things which your physician would never approve, that had better be thrown in the ashcan. Old prescription bottles, half-full of many- colored compounds, the original purposes of which have long been forgotten. Pill boxes containing the surplus tablets and capsules of many a bygone illness. Old razor blades, empty tubes, worthless bottles and a collec- tion of odds and ends that defy description. This is the week to get rid of these things—many of them real menaces. This is Squibb Week, the week for the sys- tematic going-over of the fam- ily medicine cabinet. Not only the week for clear- Suggestions for your medicine cabinet Squibb's Dental Cream Squibb’s Sodium Bicarbonate Squibb’s Cod-Liver Oil (vitamin-tested) Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia ity and purity must come first in everything. Safeguarding your family's health is the most vital thing about home-making, and the articles you use to accomplish this result every day or in emergencies must be right. Everything that goes into your medicine cabinet should have the approval of your physician. Tobeabsolutely safe, merely say “Squibb’s to your druggist. For nearly seventy years the name **Squibb’ has stood for quality, for purity, for safety. 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Sample Free Edna Wallace Hopper 919R 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago T want to try O Youth Cream Powder 0 Face Powder White— Flesh— Peach— Brunette hold articles that should al- ways be at hand for the emer- gencies that are continually arising in even the best regu- lated families everywhere. And nothing is more impor- tant inrestocking the medicine cabinet with the things your family needs than this—qual- @ 1925 Squibb’s Cold Cream Squibb’s Talcum Powder Squibb's Nursery Powder Squibb’s Zinc Stearate Squibb's Milk Sugar Squibb’s Sodium Phosphate Squibb’s Analgesic Balm Squibb’s Glycerin Suppositories Squibb’s Benzoinated Cream Squibb's Rochelle Salt Squibb’s Dental Prophylactic Your druggist bas them 4And your paysician will approve them accumulation in your cabinet, then make the list of fresh sup- plies, then a trip to the drug- gist, and the joy of putting all the beautiful new Squibb pack- ages in their proper places. Make Squibb Week really mean something to the health of your whole family. Your druggist now has the 1 th question in the big $25,000.00 contest “Get the details from the Squibb Week druggist and then send in your answers —Your chance to win.a big award is still as good as anybody’s You can now secure ¢'' the questions at Squibb Weck Drug Stores Even though the first ten questions have been out for several months, there is still plenty of time for you to secure these questions and enter the contest. See the Squibb Week Druggist (you can tell him by the Squibb Week Window Display) and he will be glad to give you full details—including the famous 11th question. The awards are well worth try- ing for. 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