Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1931, Page 10

/ » A—-10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1931 the m nh:';p; newspaper, and as a result wuuomh-: miles to school from Glenmoy to Cort- ' : = DRI e o 10™ 11™ F anD G STREETS Spectrohelioscopes Built by WO ODWARD & L OTHROP 5 i “Treasure-Packet” Folios ea ulture earls ice for daily events there. & . ‘observatories in England, Italy, Syria, in Chil re securing similar instru- This instrument is_an invention of Pre-Christmas Selling herd of Glenprosen, just received a gift and a letter from | achy, Scotland,” she wrote. = 3 1 Rl TR TS Carnegie Institute Aid B The Carnegie Institution of Wash. " ; Six spectrohelioscopes, the institution Wlth 24 Sheets Of P aper New Zealand and Samoa. At the same ments ed by the Carnegie as- S 7 f 3 tronomers. Each spectrohelioscope con- in Our Very Successful stitutes a small but efficient solar ob- , ’ % C Dr. George E. Hale, honorary director ! g It pays to walk, after all, is the belief | time ago his picture appeared a real sympathizer, having trudged six 4 SOLAR PHENOMENA'T— , \ . Wo00oDWARD & LOTHROP Photographers. ; ' ' ington is developing a “spot news” serv- e Oisetvators ond Tt & : and 16 Envelopes time other observatories, inciuding one Now Even Lower Priced Than servatory. of the Mount Wilson Observatory, by which it is possible to observe the solar prominences, geysers of flaming gas which e tun o thousands f miies. inga | i \ “ ) ) A real treasure packet—for these gayly-col- Bhe foreniracis of IagDes siorseron | : ¢ ; ored folios contain 24 sheets of fine quality earth, auroras and other geophysical x / suede-finished white paper, with 16 matching disturbances which are expected to be- f 1 rta; 1= o { 0 . . 4 ehce. jearns more: about them, eape- | \ '~ ’ ) envelopes, color lined. Letter size pape: for ccilly a3 explaining sueh things'as va- | " general use. . At this'exceptional low price, it e o ! / 1s worth your while to lay in an ample supply The spectrohelioscope allows obser- | o . - vations of the sun’s face to be taken by , for the use of the entire famlly, the light of a filnx{(‘ ray .t’:l’rspectrm;. i p gis i the lighy of all other rays being cut off. | l Ordinaflly the solar prominences can | LOWCI’ Than RCgU ar o JO StaTionrry, A1StE 2, Fmst PLoOR. be seen only during & total eclips o8 e Oldhi(*r;\‘is?d the bl'fl::fll:;‘! :)‘f (rhfu!lln's Wh I | C % radiation destroys the details of sur- face. In order to have predictive value O esa e OSt it is necessary to know about the varia- tions all the time. ‘With the spectrohelioscope the only requirement is a clear day. With nu- 3 y merous observing stations scattered all v over the world the astronomers will es- cape the vicissitudes of local weather : z b 1‘;?1 & mlifufgr x..“‘x&".‘f“’x"z‘fi? extep This is the lowest price, to our kno;vledge at 0 & OW] o 18 1S e lowest price, to ot 'y ;;,‘;,‘,{;‘,',‘,S‘,,g’_ Fiveie o which .real pearls (Japanese cultured pearls) Meanwhile the Carnegle astranomers have ever been offered. Only a special con- ¢ ; More Essential Than Ever e o o O cession from the importer lets us offer these at < X for Spring Costumes & o + tween the earth and the sun to deter- | $125. Each string is beautifully matched and | X pring: Coste » mine still finer details of the phenomena. graduated; 17 and 18 inches long. : and lovelier, too of its surface. This work involves mak- § ing fine discriminations of temperature 3 _at different places by means of a ther- In this one garment you omocouple. Radiation from one spot : find brassiere; vest, gies on the sun falls through a pin-hole - ;'N;h‘;" Lt '11"“‘:""‘@"“’; flrf:nwr:'i- { & dle, panties. No need for ‘erent elements rough whicl s . P’ r flowing an electric current which is re- rl e et ; gx:eus undgnhmg!—d wea corded by a galvanometer to which the P22 just Scanties and your wires are attached. The variation in rock. The new Spring this current caused by the heating of A . s the junction is a Bne measure of the fashions call for just such temperature at the source of radiation. In Sparkli ng Ruby GIaSS / . a foundation. Heat on Sun Varies. . s They found that the sun's surface is % 7 / Scanties accentuate the not. ufrqumt,;’ hgz ;t hm pg:ce’s. m?‘z. the : / bust, mold the Anpl. and center of the disk the rate of tion | 7 fashion your figure to was found to be 16 per cent greater | . ’ than that for the disk as a whole, from 5 new perfection. In addi- which they calculated a temperature of et tion, there is only one approximately 5485 . Considerabl: i Cooler than this we : the “reversing pair of shoulder straps layer,” which gave a t>mperature of 25; Japanese Cultured Pearls are real pearls, taken from / —and this garment laun- the proximately 4940. The surface of live oysters. Tiny seed pearls are injected into live . .. will gayly accent your Valentine party . . . and 1 Ters as vll b kol :‘,’.:?."5“:,;% r:!:::k:x "::‘;:n x‘,:':;,f 'l”;,'c:‘"’:,; :‘y:.le:“ :l:wh then nurture their growth to the proper mar&l:] you a kr;:wli’ng h«I)sless. S:ll Tcludes 4 ft])o!ed 17 :}:;fil cl;mk, whi{c, black Parsivaly: ool gus which has been spie i Tum der and sl e’rthebl aie's are Tryl;; al col gr. siy s s el s B T T I T in jade green wi ack; royal blue with crystal. 5 to $I5 er, The sun spots, dark patches on the face of the sun, somep;f which are GuasswaRe, Firra FLOOR. 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