Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 113

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—MARCH Nora Gregor, the celebrated actress on Max Reinhardt’s stage, whose performances have consistently packed the the- ater in Vienna. Associated Press Photo Dr. Frederick A. Cook starts life anew. The explorer, scientist and promoter is shown (at right) after his release from Leaven- worth Penitentiary. With him is Dr. P. F. Thompson, in whos= Chicago laboratory Dr. Cook will apply himself to medical re- search. O Wide World Photos «=_r rpm“'vnm. ; "y e The Cream of the Crop SWEET, juicy, tender corn packed tresh from the stalk — that's Mo- Now, nocacy Valley Sugar, Corn! lus g real corn-on-the-cob flavor will While You May delight every member of your —take the pictures ux-ll. will be of so family. See for yourself. Try T and bave this better corn today. Ask your your films developed and printed dealer for it by name (pronounced Thru Our Dealers c/l(l)'-N?CKA-Cg).}heMnnocacv 5 alleyCanning Co.,Frederick,Md. Fleet Photo Service | wicane srornens Monocacy VALLEy — SUGAR CORN* * Tested and approved by Washington, D. C. Good Housekecping Institute DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR CREATIONS FOR SPRING The “Ritz” The “Corso” —a beautiful new ::g;l of, green kid at F Street at Tenth Buffalo meat rewards chiefs for Washington visit. As luncheon guests of Bert Olmstead, local restaurateur, the Nez Perce Indians in this group tasted that delicacy for the first time in 50 years. The Indians, seated with Supt. Upchurch (center) of their Idaho reservation, are, left to right, Harry Wheeler, Sam Morris, Caleb Carter and Sam Whitman. © Star Staff Photo. Expert Permanent A dainty, dressy Shoe with all the comfort characteristics Wavin Nayne. of Walk-Over Nestle, Circuline and Eugene Genuine Materials Used) 18 Curls //'v* ) $5 -00 m dressy medium We > fihgerviie : ll.fl) our perma without charge with every shampaoo. We test your hair and have ex- pert operators who understand textures of hair thoroughly LADY JANE , 9 M i g‘lhe ;i!lefvlvrinner at Miami. Miss Janet Eastr:l\a:ll. io‘year- ; ;%T\Fusy'\];;},\-“/ ‘ Walf S ____:_W Shop ol londe of Fort Wortk, Texas, who was awarded the gem- t. N.W. 3 929 1 F mt studded coronet emblematic of the title of “America’'s Sweet- Natilij81ne heart” in the Miami bathing Leauty pageant © Wide World Phote % % K2 * Sh'rlmp flat silver in this luncheon setting taken from Units A and B below. K2 * These tico units also provide enough flat silver for breakfast and informal dinner. 2 “.“ X Q) K o K S0 .00 00, 00 o0 0 0. 0 e e e e K2 * you neglect your own table, yet give others Sterling ...? 2 * 2 * Q ‘oo sle ol sl a0 sl of i ) 2 & 2 * * 2 * * * KD * * ® * * 3 3 ) ) % * * Q> 9, Q) 2 d X id 4 YOlf respect your friends’ tastes and standards by giving Sterling. Do you do as much for your own table? oo * % » * . oo assfeaderedeofoadoafe oo loale dealeeds oo %% % Thousands of women have endured mismated, makeshift silver- * ware simply because they have mistakenly thought Sterling was %.o% %% %% K2 expensive. Many a woman who makes gifts to her friends, which O amount to 850 or 875 a vear, doesn’t know that a few dollars more would set her entire table in matched Sterling. % 0, g X e X g X g X R k4 And now Sterling-in-quantity is as easy to buy as a good radio, no greater in outlay than a new gown. poodosfrafeaoifraocociodds Now you can discard these haphazard, half-apologetic accumu- oedosdoales 305 Sosdeed0 ofe oS0 ofealo foofo ofo ao sl foafo 9 >4 Oo o o lations of unrelated table ware. Now you can let matched Sterling 2 e s oot confirm your social place, your true traditions. o0 * K XaX 0, * * * * K/ 238 X2 K2 * Look at the thumbnail diagrams below! How easy to * * Soedeedeed e RS toafosfooles K * buy Sterling in units like this! How quickly it accumulates! How 2 much wiser to put your pin-money in solid silver which lasts for 2 * 2 C KD a lifetime instead of buying trifles of temporary vogue and value. STERLING SILVERSMITHS GUILD OF AMERICA * * * * 2 > 2 * * KD %% .“ Oo.o%% * Do your eyes detect Sterling at a glance? Do you recognize the refined detail and softer lustre which say *Sterling™ as definitely as the Sterling mark itself? Have you ever considered buying Sterling because it is more economical? It lasts a lifetime and grows more beautiful per day of use. . . . DO YOU KNOW that you can set your table at once with six covers complete with units A and B, pay only $30 and budget the balance at about $8 a month? Ask about the Guild Purchase Plan. Wwwwwowwmww UNIT A... Thisunitin Ster- UNIT B... Thisunit in Ster- And hollowware is proportion- Even such Sterling pieces as ling . . . two teaspoons, dessert- ling . . . salad fork, butter atelyinexpensive. For example, Sour solid silver almond dishes size fork and knife.. . as little spreader and bouillon spoon... this Sterling bread and butter ...as low as $15. as $11. e Tiletaion plate.... as low as §12. Station WMAL. 11:15 to 11:30 every Wednesday morning, Mrs. Stuart Northrop’s chats on Sterling Silverware in the modern home. 0.¢%% 0. o% o% ”.““.““ * * . PLEASE FEEL FREE to ask any Sterling department in Washinglon about the Guild Purchase Plan, about choosing your 2 * osip ool 3 9% i'? design, about completing your service, or for a copy of this very k) > K * practical booklet prepared by a prominent authority. Or, if you KD * prefa-r. send this coupon for the booklet. l oo STERLING SILVERSMITHS GUILD OF AMERICA Chandler Building, 1427 Eye St., N. W., Wash,, D. C. Please send me, without obligation, the booklet: “Practical Suggestions for Accumulating Sterling.” e ptod :~:» o Address........... KD Qe odrofeisd Qoo