Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1926, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1926. London Color Experts Choose 10 Shades, | PRESS POST T0 GREET vzt oo b contr Frosk 1t i ® i clude Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune Each a Novelty, for Milady’s Spring Garb | | EGION COMMANDER |:hi522F o Wi iees. FORY = e S Murphy, decoration, and Ric By the Adscciated Prése. during the lat t: 3 t S e J""’)i’:'o«'}"‘n’lwr"'m ixth 1 [4 iy thes Adsobis 3 uring the ér stages of cour Gen. uigg Is the sixth mational LONDON, February 8—Teading |mourning for the Dowager Queen |Plans Completed for Reception |, iiilinder of the Legion to be for: British color experts have chosen 10 | Alexandra, but there is every indi- mally introduced to the .\.nlnnrn’nl the ANA OIL Keeps your skin fresh, radiant and young. There are tonic qualities in this scientific “These are delicate ) shades Which will be fashionable In|cation that it also will become a Friday Evening in Honor of |20, 55 the Preas club post, P n HILLIPS' Milk women’s dress this sprmg- ‘The ma'n | general fashion. @en. John R. McQuigg. custom having originated with the on 3 . 2 f Magnesia Protested Ruling on Seized | tondencs of the new fashian spectrum | - “TWo of the most daring and novel late Col. Frederick A. Galbraith. | !:nst'ead of soda hereafter tal tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving is a recesslon from full colors to half | shades are dawn at Biskra,” the ex- SRR e The Salvation Army will hold spe- | little “Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia” in|the stomach sweet and free from il tones of pastel shades, with @ very |pert added. definite though unobtrusive bright- |shades iIn pink. ~Finally, there Is a| Arrangements are being perfected n Sl e e e b e ] any time for indigestion or|gases. Besides, it neutralizes acic e TR e arglea Lo o r, a sy stomach, and relief | fermentations in the bowels and beautiful pastel red called Rose [for the reception by the Macfarland at the front eni will come instantly. gently urges this souring waste fro:~ Shipment May Reach Highest Court. ational Press WILL HOLD SERVICES. n Leglon to of the Legion, | Salvation Army to Honor Mem- McQilEe, Bhilay ory of Macfarldnd. been chosen | c1yh post of the Ame In any com- |iha national commar, Brig. Gen. John ¥ evening. h has been ed fo bination for any purpos fashionable blue will be r' . s ) = dustry will go to the United States | secn at all. ‘Thelr place will be taken | ice and equipment up to the quality |tary Hanford MacNider, Gen. Amos A. ; GARMENT, DRAPERY {|Circuic Court ot Avpeals and pron: | iy "wmore delicate Shades. noticcably | on other imes of the Wasnimstos gy | S e nord e oetn, Pau 1. ’ ! === 3l H f . This was indicated when A. Daigzre “The two principal greens will be|at a special meeting Monday night. | Heller, Maj. I'red K. Neflson, Col. W.|¥(Ars was head of the a s Just Dip to Tint or Boil & Co., Chicago, announced an api ellow green, named chartrsuse, after | The citizens authorized a committee, | C. Harllee, Col. E. B. Clark, Repre.|°f the Army in Washington. Milk of Magne: s been p A TRY A 25c BOTTLE b becaus: it Insist upon “Phillips.” Twent — | ha c ot recover | e is the color of clouds |on the rallway company’s application | Daly and Edward M wis. the Salvation Army in the United|in the stomach as a pring day. Tt will be worn | for increase in fare. Maj. William Wolff Smith was an-| States this being the color of the Better Bus Service Sought The reception committee, headed by ably to the United States Supreme|ihe tawny oak apple and a paler sand | way and Electric Co. was requested | MacGahan, Jack S. Connolly, John A. to Dye he famous liquer, and palm, recall | headed by R. M. Kliner, to appear at |sentative Albert Johnson, Lieut. Col.| The principal s . much acid | five-cent and fifty-cent botties, any o F A . _|Marie. The colors h . S A L v v s o 0 that they will ble h i By the Associated Press § “DIAMOND DYE’ ANY ST. | sunn., February 3.—|fo.ce uniforms. Full browns, Vice President Dawes, Includes Secre- ) The the bodyrub alcohol in-|extraordinary vogue, will hardly be| A more regular schedule of bus serv- | tary of War Davis, Assistant Secre. he system without purging. It - the Distriet Building tome & purging, ! s far more pleasant to take than soda Court. effect, Sahara. by the Burleith Citizens' Assoclation , Kennedy, Kirk Miiler, Dr. Joseph M.[noon. Mr. Macfarland BETTER THAN SODA e genuine “Phi h will be made|scribed by physic ing the trees on the Riviera. Cloud, |the public utility hearing Thursday |John S. Fair, Guy on, John J.[ by Col. Richard ccretary of | overcomes three new gr rated solu-'drug store. m a fine LS. Plat & Ca Kresge Department Stores The Fair Newark Merchandise Courteous Servier Chicago Each 13-cent pack- | ¢ contans direc- simple an nan can tint sot delicate shades or dve rich, permaneni colors in lingeric . ruled that the ompan) rship when the tlcohol wa. This was one of three cases pend ng by which the Government hope ally to make illezal the m#nn ol re of body-rub alcohol. 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