Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1926, Page 119

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 19, 1926. An Ideal Christmas Gift— Greene’s $10 Permanent Wave Gene Tunney The home : 4 artistic workr h_eavywelght cham- ship. Seientific pion, purchases a ploring. sheet of “Gift of Health” Christmas seals to aid in the pleases. fight against tuber- @rtfflf'g G, Main Shoupe, 1120 1100 St Gy Aderwinul Branch, Cor. (1th and K Sts A1 appointments “The Resta” A New Creation for Women \ stylish 2-strap Pump with special combination fitting last which insures comfort, and a main spring arch especial Iy intended for cor i - 5 recting foot troubles. The Habima Players of Moscow, Russia, arrive on the o ouble steamship Carmania to present a repertoire of Hebrew plays during a six-month tour of the United States. There are 40 players in the troupe. © Underwood & Underwood Black Kid. $10.50 Tan Kid, $11.00 = vours Walk-Over sior 929 F Street Mrs. David W. Stewart, wife of the new Senator from Iowa. ® Underwoond & Underwood Princess Mary rides in the Bramham Moor hunt at Tadeaster, England. Her husband, Viscount Lascel- les, is master of the hunt. © Underwood & Underwood All’s quiet along the Potomac - - now --thanks to REM The nights were not so quiet in the Earnshaw home in Washington when little Frederick Jr. had his cough. It troubled him so that none of the family got much sleep. Then father brought home a bottle of REM and that cough left 676 Fourth St., N. E. in a jiffy. Listen to this message from the National Capital: PRPOR e T N gy «Last winter, around Christmas,” says Mrs. Earn- shaw, “my little boy had a bad cough. He had a tickling in his throat and was constantly coughing. He coughed especially bad at night and none of us got much rest. I gave him different medicines for it but his cough didn’t get any better. Then one day my husband brought home a bottle of REM and it was so effective that it relieved Frederick’s cough in a little while. It always seems to help him when he gets a cough and he likes to take it.” A typical Chinese soldier of the Cantonese forces, e St Children seldom have to be coaxed to take REM. one of the warring factions v R T : - E in that country. 4 r It hasn’t that nasty taste that makes kids try to hide St ; at “medicine time.” No Opiates in REM, either. It does contain, however, a special ingredient---ef- fective, harmless---not found in ordinary cough syrups. Clinging to your throat as it is swallowed, REM spreads a soothing film over the sore and irritated membranes. Insist on REM--the blue package with the orange circle. More than 40 years of pharmaceutical experience stands back of it. So does our unqualified quarantee INTRODUCTORY SIZE, 60 CENTS ECONOMY SIZE, ONE DOLLAR 10quede faPacx 3@%0\)%&