Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 114

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER 9, 1930. Free hair cuts for Tokio’s unemployed. The barbers of the Japanese metropolis ir bit i nt emergency by giving free services on a vacant lot. do their bit in the unemployment emergency by giving St : The Lovely Sisters, two of the chief embellishments of Earl Carroll’s current show, “The Sketch Book,” which comes to town next week. John Wayne, Marguerite Churchill and David Rollins in a scene from “The Big Trail,” the Fox Movietone pro- duction which opens its local showing at the Fox Theater next Friday. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE STERLING SILVER FASHION George M. Cohan in “The Tavern,” in which he appears at the National Theater this week, beginning tomorrow night. How To Go To Sleep at Night A Simple Way to Get 8 Hours of Sound Sleep Without Drugs—Teeming Energy All Next Day SHOW given by the Sterling Silversmiths Guild of America, in cooper- ation with Washington's jewelry and department stores, at the NEW WILLARD HOTEL (THE WILLARD ROOM) NOVEMBER 1111 —157H OU spend seven or eight hours in bed each night. But do you get 7 or 8 hours of really sound, rest- fulsleep? Do you wake up filled with energy to carry you through the day? Now there’s a way that thousands use—on doctor’s advice to get to sleep almost as soon as they go to bed. It is as free of drugs as the bread you eat or the milk you drink. And does far more than simply in- duce sleep. It actually rebuilds wasted tissues while you sleep-—so all next day you teem with energy and pep. What It Is It is called Ovaltine; a scientific food- concentrate developed in Switzer- land by a scientist of world-fame. You take it in a cup of warm milk at bedtime; a super-delicious drink. First, it induces sleep. You get sound, natural sleep a few minutes after taking it. Then, while you sleep, its peculiar dietetic properties resupply your sys- tem with the energy lost the pre- vious, active day. For it contains practically EVERY element necessary *For months I had suffered from neru- ousness and couldn’t sleep at nighr. I tried everyrhing with no results until 1 tried Ovaltine. 1 slept soundly the very first night, and next morning went about my duties with re- newed emergy. I cannot praise Ovaltine too bighly.” Mrs.J.T. Brown, Wichita, Kan ““For more than a year, my busband bad trouble slecping. But be sleeps soundly all night now, is full of “pep’” and feels fine. I'm very glad we dis- covered Ovaltine." Mrs.G.R. Bigelow, Pittsburgh, Pa. to vitality and energy. And thus pro- vides not only sleep, but the kind of sleep that rebuilds and rejuvenates! You can take it night after night and not only not form a habit, as with drugs—but actually build up your health! And so teem with energy every day. Do you wonder then, that people are flocking to its use? New to America, Ovaltine is being recommended by over 20,000 doctors. Used over 30 years in Europe, its use has spread to over 54 different nations. It marks one of the most important scientific findings of its time. Try It Tonight! Doctors urge it not only for sleep- lessniess, but for all nervous and run- down ‘conditions. They recommend it, too, for nervous, underweight children. Thousands of busy people take it during the day to relieve fatigue and restore vitality. Widely different from powdered, sugary, chocolate, malt or cocoa “mixtures,” itsscientificstandingisunquestioned A few wcaks’ use will make an amaz- ing difference in the way you feel. Your whole appearance will show the result of restful sleep and vitality restored this natural way. Believe or not what people claim for Ovaltine—but try it. Try it without delay. Start tonight. Just ’phone your druggist or grocer now—ask for a can of Ovaltine. 788 OVALTINE <The Swiss Food - Drink> EXHIBITS The final, smart word in table settings, by etiquette authorities . . . in appropriate decorative surroundings, supervised by Miss Genevieve Hendricks. A Gold Service A Silver Service A Buffet Supper A Formal Tea Service A Children's Table A Luncheon Table An Informal Tea Table A Breakfast Table An Informal Dinner Table Sterling for the Boudoir Sterling for a Man's Room Also Exhibits of Period Silver Practical Flat Silver Units. .. for fomily use, for in- formal entertaining, for semi-formal service ... each piece selected to allow the maximum menu variation for the least expenditure . .. by Mrs. Stuart Northrop, style con- sultant for the Sterling Silversmiths Guild. EXHIBITORS For the first time, America's leading silversmiths unite to present a national exhibition of Sterling Designs... by The Alvin Corporation Dominick & Haff The Gorham Co. The International Silver Co. Reed & Barton The Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen Co. The Towle Silversmiths R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. DAILY PROGRAMS Five fascinating days of free lectures, music, tea, and free consultation with authorities on interior decora- tion, correct table service, out-of-income ways of buying Sterling, and old silver for the collector. Come and go as you please ...as often as you like. Something in- teresting every moment. A world's fair in silver, from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. with such special events as: Tuesday Afternoon at 2.30—Talk by Mr. George E. Ball, the eminent authority on old silver and period design. Wednesday Afternoon at 2.30—Talk by Mrs. Stuart Northrop, Style Consultant for the Sterling Silversmiths Guild. Thursday Evening at 8.30 —Lecture in the Palm Room, by Miss Grace Cornell of the Metropolitan Mu- seum of Art, New York. Fridoy Afternoon at 2.30 —Talk by Miss Helen Ufford, Associate Editor, Delineator. FEATURE FILM Every day, a showing of the new U. S. Bureau of Mines Motion Picture, “Heirlooms of Tomorrow,” reveal- ing the story of Sterling Silver, from mine to table. STERLING SILVERSMITHS GUILD OF AMERICA An Association of the leading Makers of Sterling Silver Chondler Building, 1427 Eye Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Telephone : National 1533 The First Opportunity of Its Kind to Study Modern Style and Correctness in Sterling Silver and Table Settings . . . To Consult Personally with Table Etiquette Authorities and Sterling Silver Stylists.