Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1929, Page 129

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 15, 1929. A new sport at an Italian beach. A fair driver and her winged “steed” ready for one of the ostrich races at Alassxo. Italy. Let us help you select the useful Christmas Gifts Rich’; name on a gift is an assurance that it will be received with appreciation. Women’s dainty Boudoir Slippers, $225 to $9 Women’s Silk Hosiery, $1.95; 3 pairs for $5.50 9 pairs in a handsome cabmet $16.50 Beautiful Phinestone or Cut Steel fillpper Ornaments, $2 to $20 Men's Slippers of leather or felt, $2.50 to $7.50 Children’s Slippers of satin, leather or felt, $1.25 to $2 Testing the early ice at St. Moritz. A grace- ful performer at the Swiss Winter resort cutting capers on the glassy lake. © Underwood & Underwood Champion stock raisers again. Clarence Goecke, 13, and his sister Emma, 18, of State Centre, Iowa, with the Hereford steers which won first prize for them in the junior feeding contest at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Clarence also ex- hibited the champion steer last year. Ciles L ) mt Your Hair Until You Consult Mr. Emile Just Back From Paris All gifts attractively boxed. —who will advise the proper length the Bob should be worn for the Winter season. It Costs No More at— 1221 Connecticut Ave. DECATUR 0920-1-2-3-4 F Street at Tenth Washington’s Largest Beautw Salon \ An unwelcome arrival. This huge Oriental bat, held by a quarantine official at Los Angeles Harbor, has a foxlike body a foot long. It arrived in a cargo vessel and was sent to the California Academy of Science. © Associated Press Photo \ Jewelry nl'lllfl ed This cquemenee is oftered you at no additional cost. The same Na- tionally Advertised prices prevail. . . . Cash or Credit. Buy Now—Pay Next YEAr Credit A recent visitor. Miss Chris- tabel Pankhurst, daughter of the English suffrage leader, who came to Washington to attend a memorial for her mother. © P. & A. Photos. Tiny Electrical Instrument Makes Hearing Easy Deafness v takes heav worth while lectures, sermons, the theatre not to mention business and social activities. Why stay deaf? Unless your hearing is hope- lessly smpaired, here s relief <o perfect that you can almast forget your deafness. THE NEW = Universotone = Come in tomorrow and let us demonstrate thw new German iy ention. Learn first hand of 1ts lumanly natural tone-—ifs vast power—its in stantaneous adaptability to both near and ds 1ant sounds. 11« abwolute freedom fzom buzzing OF AAtIc Sec how INCONSPICUOUS 1L 18 11 s — how comfortable Consultationanddemonstrationare free There's 3o obligation (0 buy anything Our bours are 9.00 0 5:00. 1f you cannot call. write for com- plete mformation EDWIN H. ETZ, INC,, 1217 G St. N.W. $4975 All the gorgeous colors and beauty of the rainbow are imprisoned in this ex- quisite diamond. Solid 18 kt. white gold mounting. Pay Next Year 40 Gruen . . . in this dainty creation is exemplified the latest dictates of feminine fashion in jewelry. 15 jewel Guild movement. Pay Next Year 50 Gruen Quadron .". . a handsome case of rugged simplicity encloses a 15 jewel Guild movement of rare accuracy. Pay Next Year $1250 A Seth Thomas Chime Clock . . . for the home gift. Rich mahogany case. 8 day movement. Strikes the quarter hour on West- minster chimes. Pay Next Year $4475 Its name . . . 1847 Rogers Bros. Pieces of 8 Set, distinguishes t hi & silverplate as a truly fine gift. It is guaranteed for a lifetime. Pay Next Year “Look ForThe Big Clock” SELINGE 8!8 F. STREET,.N.W. MAY I REMIND YOoU? December 2lst is the last day on which we can make your sitting for Christmas Photographs. But please do not wait until the last moment. Come as early as possible. You'll find our work ex- quisite. Single pictures $7.50, or a dozen for $20. Frames, miniatures and other gifts at every price. Our studio at 1230 Con- necticut Avenue is open from 8:30 to 5:30. Tele- phone Decatur 4100. So again—place your order promptly, please, and come early in the day. L~ U NDYEEINRCCICT L) PROSPERITY NOTE Giving photographs is surely the vogue this Christ- mas. All of our studios re- port large increases in sales over 1928—or any other year in our history.