Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1930, Page 124

THE SUXNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—DECEMBER 14, 1930, Water that delugsad hundreds of Texas homes rushing through the break in the Mathis Dam. The fertile Neuces River Valley suffered heavy property damage when the reser- voir dam, completed just a year ago, gave way. Wide World Photos o “Little Women" come to life. Co-eds of the University of Southern California costumed as characters from the Louise Alcott story, on which they based their recent “Hi- jinks” show. © A. P. Photo Atleft:Man's “wings” con- quer snow peaks and des- ert. A striking picture of a huge Western Air Express passenger liner flying at the edge of the Mo- jave Desert. ©P. & A. Photos. The champion wins new laurels. Fraulinc Helene Mayer of Frankfort Offenbach, Ger- manv, women’s fencing champion of the world, who won the British championship in the re- cent London tournamnet. IR ERWOsIoRE Hatto We hope it's only a yawn! Abdul, king of the London Zoo lions, is the subject of the discomfiting close-up. © Underwood & Underwood e ,)1/1)01‘ f,//us oristinas Repou Coffee $175 Console Set Candlest s $75 Pair 3 75 Bowl §7 Sugar Dish $37 Water Pitcher (5 pints) $130 Cream Pitcher $33 Coffee Pot $105 UL physicians advise mothers that their children drink ot least u_quart of milk each day. Be sure it is Feirfax Farms “Grade A" milk. Sugar Dish $95 Centerpiece $100 Kettle $275 Tea Pot $145 Pot $160 (Includes six pieces) FAIRFAX FARMS DAIRY JERSEY “GRADE A” HIGH TEST MILK, 15c¢ QT. Telephone Your Order—Potomac 2301 This Dairy is not connected in any way with any dairy or combination of dairies either in or out of Washington. It is owned and operated exclusively by Washington people. WASHINGTON'S ONLY UNION DAIRY Waste Bowl $57 THERE is no Christmas gift that will be more appreciated and treasured than one of Sterling Silver. The term “Kirk Silver” has for many years been generally used to indicate the rich Repoussé design, originated by Samuel Kirk almost a century Tea spoons $12 doz Medium knives $30 doz. Medium forks $28 doz. Salad forks $18 doz. Sold Exclusively in Washington by Galt & Bro. Tray to match $550 ago, illustrated above. One has only to compare Kirk Repoussé€ with other so-called similar designs to appreciate its inimitable delicacy and refinement of motif. It has the unchanging charm of an original, with each piece of such substantial weight that it will last for generations. Bouillon spoons $16 doz. Butter spreaders $15 doz. Iced tea spoons $21 doz. Orange spoons $18 doz. ESTABLISHED 1802 Froctions of dozens ot the dozen rate Fancy serving pieces 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE $100 - 1o - $15.00 Complete Catalogue Of Kirk Silver Sent On Request