Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1930, Page 20

H AaAE ITCHING SKIN BANISHED |, 2655 - BY ANTISEPTIC ZENO If itchi burning skin makes life unbearable, quickly apply Zemo, the soothing, cooling, invisible family ptic. Thousands find that Zemo wift relief from Itching, helps to draw out local infection and re- store the skin to normal. For 20 vears Zemo has been clearing up skin, re- i pimples, rash and other skin s. Never be without it. Sold everywhere—35c, 60c and $£1.00. FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS How Old Are You? Today You Say—And That Is *lnt—Bu! Tell Me Are You Very Fat Well, if you v gur own fault—You Gm’: mw’wm eat right and that's one reason. Cut out candy, cream—cut down potatoes, butter—cheese, cream and sugar— Eat anything else feel like eat- mwzmnfimmo—m: —chicken—vegetal and frult are I &k AD 20 YEARS LD Museum Curator Says It Is Second Oldest of All Phar- maceutical Preparations. cosmetic of has been keeping milady’s cheek for It is the second oldest in the collec- tion of ancient Cold cream, and Roman W‘n Galen, sometimes known as “father of pharmacy.” Cold Cream Held Medicine. ‘Whether old Dr. Galen set up as a beauty specialist for his lady patients is not known, the probability being that he considered co 1) medicine. That, says Mr. y is essentially what it is today, despite as & cosmetic. Gal of white wax and rose water cause it was an attractive basic prepara- tion for holding skin medicants of vari- ous sorts, It was thrown out of the third Lon- don of 1740, together with sirup of pupples and hedgehogs, bread- crust plaster and lapis lpzull pills as a remnant of the superstitious medicine of the Middle Ages, but it came back again eyes, of pearls and vipers list of of Galen’s Preparation. tion advocated by Galen, . bread, was a mixture of PROF. R. GOLDSCHMIDT Of Norway was mentioned as the - ble winner of the 1930 Nobel prize in chemistry, . —A. P. Photo. some doubtless would go much further back than cold cream or ras’ vinegar of squills, since people always have been sick and always have ex- perimented with anything in reach to cure themselves until they found and clung to something which seemed to have. & effect. Then, regardless of the interpretation placed on the results, these concoctions won a place for themselves among traditional medicines. TEST SKILL AT TARGET Police Pistol Team Members Com- pete With Army Squad. 3 ‘The police pistol team members, yes- terday afternoon participated in a target contest at the Georgetown University range with an Army team from Fort Myer. Lieut. L. E. Kelley of the seventh d | police preeinct led the police team with re of spermacetti | Germany’s st of Assocts rm oil of whales; a score of 90, while Maj. H. D. Murray 'd the Army team with a score of 95. ‘The police team scored 325 to 300 for Clergy Drive Cars. BERLIN (#).—The latest addition to “vereine” is “The ation of Auto-driving Clergy- sodium borate | men,” with a membership of about 700. TIMKEN OIL BURNERS The Most Modern Sold Today Efficient—Economical —Quiet—Durable INVESTIGATE THE TIMKEN BEFORE YOU BUY CONVINCE YOURSELF OF THE MANY ADVANTAGES OF TIMKEN OVER ALL OTHER BURNERS Moderately Priced—Convenient Terms Timken is Manufactured by the Largest Company in the Industry Oil Burner Corporation of Washington, D. C. FEEECEE ] ! are wearing DULL HOSE 7/ 1104 Vermont Ave. MACHINE| G2 FOUND BULLET HOLED pe: ‘harges and questioned by police, but denied knowledge of the zrlme. ‘They were Ralph Russo, 25, alias Johnny | Announcement | A limited number of rooms, -each with private bath and shower, offered on. monthly basis to de- sirable guests, at most attractive rates. The price asked bears no relation to our regu. lar tarif and will per- mit your enjoying, with economy, the excellent service and appointments of one of Washington's fine hotels. Your personal call, for inspection of our appoinge ments and these rooms, is invited. THE LEE HOUSE 15th and “L” Sts. N.W. P. S.—Convenient and quiet lo- cation. You con walk to work. North 3701 o n connection with local" was believed to have B el I o B territory, mu;mmmtu- racketeers. DEPOSED BOSS MUST ANSWER U. S. CHARGE South Carolina Jury Indicts Dor- chester Citizen for Misuse of Mails. By the Associated Press. COLUMBEIA, 8. C., November 5.— O. ter. County, was indicted here yesterday by a Federal grand jury on charges of sending “ob- THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS LIPSTICK *lOO Natural color/’ No greasy sme '] Permanent/ WAIT! They're Coming to Washington Saturday Woobpwarp & LoTHROP 10" U™ F av0 G Streers WoobpwARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F anD G STREETS Correct Style, Warm Comfort, Guaranteed Service Woodward Fleece OVERCOATS Are Soft, Warh, Rich Looking and Serviceable 350 GAVer\ \ restin in which Qlice’ &) Fore 'a\r\d/ wanderys Woopwarp &LoTHROP Sapphire Blue Lapin* —A MIRACLE OF MODERN DYE- ING which turns sn innocent bunay into a brilliant little evening wrap. It is just blue enough to be smart—short enough to be cute and so new & will ocatch the most sophisticated eye. Slip your fingers in its inside pocket, fold your arms casually, and there ‘you are. On the third H00r...eeeenve $79.50 *Rabbit. A Mplody in Miniature REALLY EXQUISITE NEW.OLD PHOTOGRAPHS painted on_ivory—of Mona Liss, Blue Boy, Lady Hamilton, Josephine, Baby Stuart and many other old friends of ours. Surrounding them are old ivory piano keys (mo sharps or° flats), delicately hand carved. If you = have an uncontrollable desire to examine . the backs of these miniatures, you will * find them closed with old, faded papers, the harder to decipher, the more intrigu~ ing. Made in Dresden—and found in ‘The Gift Shop, Seventh Floor, $6 to $9.50 " THE EDWARDIANS, is a book everyone in the swim - must read. Sackville-West has done a remarkable work in showing a cross-section of English life among those who counted in Edward’s day.’ A glimpse through the peges hints of much intri. . cate, innocent maneuvering. (Books, First Floor)..52.50 UMBRELLAS may be a novelty, but with & hint of @ rainy spell it is well to choose (od the First Floor) @ smart one of tiny checks in soft shades of brown and green, with a Prince of Wales type novelty han- dle siiiiecininnenensn 812 COSTUME SLIPS and GOWNS FROM CHINA, bhandmade with almost in- visible stitches and bitd of embroidery and applique. And presto—mystic China becomes Real Force in Underthings. Luscious tea rose, pure dye crepe with net, made by Orientals, dise proves that “East is East, and West is West, but never the twain shall meet”—for they do meet on the Third Floor. Gowns and slips, $20 Hand-Tooled Leathers YARDLEY'’S BATH TABLETS, added to even' the most scientifically tepid. bath, will give ‘&' Soothing softness to the water,- s companied by the delightful scent of their famous lav- ender blossoms or crushed roses. An English import— in the Toiletries Section, First Floor, 75¢ the box.’ IRISH LINEN DAMASK . . CLOTHS, in white, soft green, buff and yellow, are the background this season— from intimate breakfasts for two, to the most formal dinners . . . in the gracious manner of the day. $20 to $32.50. (Linens, Second Floor.) ' DOLLS WHO LIVE "IN DOLLHOUSES are ever so * particular about their clothes, their children and their servants. The lady and gentleman of the house wear sports, afternoon and very formal cvenini clothes, and their retinue of servants includes a chef, chauffeur, maid and And“a policeman to keep order. Each, 75c. Their rakishly dressed children, as’ well as the gardener, are each, 65c. (Fourth Floor.) —MAKE SIMPLY STUNNING CIGARETTE BOXES. Small, large or medium—all have the rich glow of color. Some are round, others are square and squatty e particularly attractive box imi small set of books. And, just you smoke a pipe, gorgeous humidors are also in this Gift Shop (Seventh Floor) Collec- tion $4 to §10 BLVE M®N Blue Moon “Tishu” Silk Stockings are the dull hose that retain their “flat” finish. . They make the ankles look more slender, They emphasizse the sheer smooth- ness of the fabrie. And they wear longer. In all the newest wanted shades. $1.50 and $1.98 a pair These Woodward Fleece Overcoats combine exceptional style and beauty with a maximum of weather protec- tion and wear—guaranteed to give the wearer satisfactory service for two years. They are made of pure long-strand wool . . . warm as toast . « . soft as down . . . without undue bulk or weight . . . and appeal par- i bl ; ticularly to men who know overcoat al d style. ; DULL TISHU TWIST Qg o A Business-like Stage Coach LOADED "WITH LUGGAGE, covered with leather, this stuedy Tooking conch must surely be making record run straight ‘to some, man’s room—his study, library or perhaps his office. 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