Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1929, Page 93

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THE SUNDAY (.—GRAVURE SECTION —FEBRUARY 3. 1929 sions A welcome for the birds next Spring! Sixth-grade youngsters of the 100 per cent birdhouse classes of the second, fourth and eighth public school dfov:;‘mm displaying their handicraft in birdhouses. More houses for the birds. These are displayed by sixth-grade pupils seventh division schools. February graduates of Macfarland Junior High School. ® of the Rideou Members of the February graduating class of Langley Junior High School. @ Rideout. f"“’;:zl “’-‘,o‘ Conn. Ave. Hair Goods—Imported Parfums Cut out above picture and bring to studio by March 7th. It is good for one additional large picture on your first order without charge. One ad applied to each order. Paine Studio, “The Friendly Place with Mod- erate Prices,” 923 F St. N.W. For appointments phone Frank- lin 7054. Stop hacking Coughs that OCTORS advise coughs should be checked quickly. They sap vital- ity—put a terrific strain upon the vital organs. A cough can wrick your whole body — tear at the delicate tissues of the throat—leave the muscles of your chest and stomach sore from sheer exertion. Your health demands that coughs be checked, before exhaustion or serious infection sets in. At the first sign of a cough or throat irritation, take PERTUSSIN. It helps wrack your whole system Nature free the air passages of germ- laden mucus, soothes the irritation and quiets the cough. PERTUSSIN has been prescribed more often for coughs than any other advertised remedy. PERTUSSIN is safe even for small children and convalescents —a good remedy for “coughs that hang on”. It is free from dope—does not upset the stomach and can be taken as often as necessary. At all druggists. ‘ Pertussin