Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1929, Page 125

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.--GRAVURE SECTION-NOVEMBER 17, 1929. Blue bloods of the Washington cat and canine world who will be among those present at the cat and dog show this week. The silver Persians above are owned by Mrs. Paul L. Bonner, while the Persian kitten in the basket (at right) is an entry of Mrs. Emma C. Payne. The Boston terrier (at left) is owned by L. J. Nusbaun. © Star Staff Photo. with ‘youz:hful,,,[fmw’ (as illustrated) 510 Suede and Kid Combination Biue Kid and Blue Suede Queentex Hosiery = Extra Fine and Sheer B Picot Top and Pointed Heels SAE IR whedeh, B S, Cocker spaniel puppies, Barn Dance and Molly Suzanne, which have been entered by Mrs. Nellie McBeth in the cat and dog show. © Star Staff Photo. Perfume . . . exquisitely smart . . . richly exdfic . . . a myriad of rare Oriental fragrances ariully blended info one . .. a rare scent complimenting and enhancing your individual charm. Such is Miracle, a new-odor created by Lenthéric of Paris. Once discovered, Miracle in its jet flacon dusted with powdered gold will be cherished among your most pre- cious possessions. Then too, all of your dainty foilefries . . . powder . . . com- An Autumn bride. Mrs. v pact . .. sachets and bath salts may be S . : r ; S scented with this unique new fragrance. fore her marriage here was Miss Jeanne Blank, of 2715 Woodl lace northwest. : = O0GIEY P Snderwood & Underwood ) Miracle may be obtained in deluxe KIRK REPOUSSE gift bottles of 8 or 4 ounces, and > ; P » This exquisite floral design. originated by Kirk nearly a hundred years ago, continues to be among l,d(l'\ Jane the most popular of all silverware pattrns other sizes as small as '/ ounce Crrinie Aon; Kirk Repoussé (the original) Silverware surpasscs in beauty all similar designs, and offers better : scores v\x—*“" values from the standpoint of skilled craftsmanship and weight. popular priced flaconnette. The First Shop in Washinzton to Install Compared piece by piece, or dollars and cents per ounce, Kirk Repousse Silverware will be found the finest in design and the lowest in price. At A 1} H ouses ol F as hion DOZEN PIECES SERVING PIECES DOZEN PIECES Dozen Each Dozen Orange Spoon $18.00 Baby Spoon $1.50 Dinner Knife $12.00 Nestle - Dessert Kmkl'u 3600 Baby Fork 175 Dinner Fork 42.00 7/ * L ey Dessert Forl 30.00 Cheese Server 2.7 Soup Spoon 32.00 | l‘lpl(‘\' Coffee Spoon 900 Bon Bon Spoon 200 Bouillon Spoon 18.00 ARIS 5 ' Salad Fork 18.00 Butter Knite 2.75 Fruit Knife 30.00 2 i Method \ 3 Whether a single picce or a complete service is sought, a sclection can Heats from inside | Rewaves be readily deaded upon from the comprehensive stock now shown by " 7 (; < :‘u" ;(‘Y:u:“:u e l‘ ‘ (/.)u"l'fl ’\J;'I(," )I""' _)/;'.'l: AJ(.II("' 18 Curls ¢ Galt & Bro. ;' - 245 Rue Seint Honors Filth Avenue & 58th Street O ESTABLISHED 1802 Including Extras 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Public De 30 0o SILVERWARE CATALOGUE SENT UPON REQUEST ance next door 1304 F St. "0 ¥iiee Theater NATL. 6132 -OPEN EVENINGS