Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1930, Page 122

THE SUNDAY Star of the Japanese courts. Miss Shizue Takita, who has risen rapidly to championship tennis rank in her country. © Wide World Photos. President Hoover receives first Buddy Poppy. Little Lois June Allen, 5-year-old daughter of a deceased veteran, enjoys the privilege of pinning the poppy on the President’s lapel prelimi- nary to the annual sale for the Veterans’ of Foreign Wars. © Wide World Photos. Dorothy Dodd Shoes ¢8.5o The Cloisonne—a dainty one strap de- veloped in smart Almara Brown Kid, Patent Leather and Dull Kid. Others $6 to $10 Shoe Section—Second Floor Ge PALAIS ROYAL Berberich’'S F ST. =« TWELFTH Spring’s gay exuberance is ex- pressed colorful prints—and quite appropriately —by a constantly increasing em- phasis on the feminine accent. Both are expressed in this strik- ing model for eveni a bril- liant printed taffeta, finished at the belt line with a hugeself-bow, The deep flounce is of maline. in a riot of to do ¢t confi- shall glad- ly refund for any- thing not satisfactory A waterplane, the newest thing in watercraft, off for a trial spin at Alameda, Calif. ‘© P. & A. Photos. - KeepsSkinYoung Absorb blemishes and discolorations by regularly using Mereolized Wax. Get an ounce, and use as directed. Invisible particles of aged skin peel off, until all defects, such as pimples, liver spots, tan, {reckies and large pores, have disappeared. Skin is beautifully clear, soft and velvety, and face looks vears younger. Mercolized Wax brings out the hidden beauty. To reduce wrinkles and other use this face lotion: 1 ounce axolite and one-half pint witeh . At Drug and Dept. Stores everywhere |:-::lllld Silmerine natural waves that last longer ves dandruff, oiliness. Keeps ly. For men, women and children_! STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—APRIL 6, 1930, Expert Permanent Waving Nestle, Girculine and Eugenc P 18 Curls $5.00 We fingerwave our permanents without charge with every hampoo. We test your hair and have ex pert operators who understand textures of hair thoroughly. ADY JANE OPEN EVENINGS 1304 F St. N.W. Natl €132 Entrance Next Door to Palsce Theater Do you give others Sterling .. . and use Makeshifts yourself..? » " “ > Sterling Flat Silver for the breakfast setting photographed is taken from Units A and B diagrammed at the right. These two units also provide enough flat silver for luncheon and informal dinner. Y$U respect the tastes and traditions of your friends. . .you wouldn’t think of giving anything but Sterling. You give them what you'd like to have yourself. Thousands of women have always done it . . . to the sacrifice of their own table silver! But now women are realizing that they cannot afford to let unmatched silverware dim the beauty of their own tables, belie their sense of correct- ness...even if matched, monogrammed Ster- ling were to mean a major money outlay. But today it need not mean this! Today Sterling-in-quantity is as easy to buy as a good radio, or an electric refrigerator. And, everywhere, women are replacing odds-and-ends | and haphazard makeshifts with matched,- mono- grammed Sterling . . . easily, correctly, and with pin money! Study the charts above, at right. Think how often you’ve spent sums like these for non- essentials of temporary charm and without lasting | value. Think how much better it is to put these sums into matched Sterling. Nor need you buy - piece by piece. Just ask your jeweler. STERLING SILVERSMITHS GUILD OF AMERICA Station WMAL, 11:15 to 11:30 every Wednesday morning, Mrs. Stuart Northroo's chats |- 39 West 57th Strect WHEN YOU ARE IN NEW YORK Piowe, the fuinoun coilicss, will creste for vou a tranaformation which you will find indispe for the perfect evening coiffure and to wear when vou have not time for hair-dressing. BooMetiofiSij estonirerdvest . New York Plaza 1362 Dl) YOU KNOW that you can set your table with four covers of Units A and B. pay only 25. and budget the balance at about $9 a month? In many patterns. the three pieces in Unit C also may be included on a $25 initial | outlay! Ask about the Guild Purchase Plan. UNIT A... ThisunitinSter- ! ling ... dessert spoon. tea- <poon. dessertsize fork and | knife...as little as $13. UNIT B...This unit in Ster- ling . . . teaspoon, butter spreader, bouillon spoon and salad fork...as little as $10. UNIT C...This unit in Ster- ling...sugar spoon, pickle fork andjellyserver....aslowas $8. PLEASE FEEL FREE toask yourjeweler or any Sterling department in Washington about the Guild Purchase Plan, about choosing your de- sign, about completing your service, or for cop- ies of these very practical booklets prepared by a prominent authority. Or, if you prefer, send this coupon for the booklets. STERLING SILVERSMITHS GUILD OF AMERICA Chandler Building, 1427 Eye Street, N.W., Wash., D. C. Please send me, without obligation, the booklet (or booklets) checked: “Practical Suggestions for Accumulating e T | “The Vogue for Matched Sterling” . O L O —