Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1930, Page 107

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 8, 1930. -~ %5 > B Another s to Hollywood. Charles “Buddy"” Rogers, with his brother, v.ho has just signed a Paramount con- tract. The initials “B. I1."" hav=> servad as the younger Rogers' first name for so long that he thinks he will stick to that profes- el Wide Worid Photos Rogers Here are three pets worth having. They are red fox puppies, and 8-year-old John Tyrell found them on his father’s farm, near Springfield, Mass., after their mother had come to grief as a chicken 'hief_ O Wide World Photos. Famous friends of the race track. A close-up pose of Gallant Members of the 1930 class of American University. Fox, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, and Earl Sande, who rode him to victory in both. o Wide World Photos. | Candlesticks $12.50 Pair A COMPLETE SILVERWARE CATALOGUE CONTAINING ILLUSTRATION © Rideout. /fs L1 fijz;cl'/ing /\Jzi/m’r T f/w //une /[gmc/c ( 5 or Xjva c/ua te Vegetable Dish $40 Goblet $8 L - Pepper Cru $30 Pair 9 ——— Salt Spoen $2 Pair $12 Poir ?Mayonnmu $2.50 Sugar Dish $16.50 Pitcher (413 pints) $50 f et | %y ( 4 ’//:v f(/l/l //m/ //)(’('(Hlu’x an }/(’II‘/UUIH bridal gift in sterling silver » » is one that will be prized and treasured for years to come The illustrations shown above are se- lections from the Calvert pattern in sterling si|ver, a plain Colonial design of infinite beauty and 5!mp|iC|ty. The pieces are of substantial weight, fash- INSPECTION DOES NOT IMPLY THE SLIGHTEST OBLIGATION ioned by skilled silversmiths to last for generations. This is but one of many beautiful pat- terns of sterling silver now shown by us, our stock offering a selection from thousands of pieces in a wide range of price and design. Appropriate gifts for the graduate in silver and gold TO PURCHASE Galt & Bro. ESTABLISHED 1802 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Bon Bon Dish $5 - Cream Pitcher $13.50 AND PRICES SENT ON REQUE ! @ = |