Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1933, Page 5

EVEREST GLIMBERS ARRNE AT YATUNG, Membership of Expedition Is|V2 Completed by Two British Officers. BY HUGH RUTTLEDGE. Leader, Mount Everest Climbing Expedition. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. YATUNG, India, March 25 (N.AN. A).—The Mount Everest climbing ex- pedition, its membership completed at Kalimpong, where Lieuts, Thompson and Smythe-Windham of the Royal Corps of Signals joined us, reached Yatung yesterday. Our delicate wireless equipment has survived intact so far. 'lsl?e fi)umey via ‘e Kalimpong, where Lieuts. Thompson and volved soma rough going. The Jelep pass on the Tibetan frontier is some 14,390 feet or some 700 feet higher where 14 members same height as the famous pass we just left behind, While we were moving ahead, the wireless station was being erected at Darjeeling. We have now covered about 70 miles of our 300-mile trek across Tibet to the base camp. FLYING ANTS (Termites) Cause $10.000.000 Damage Annually to Wood Work in Homes and Buildings GUARANTEED TREATMENT Vacating Unnecessary—Free Inspection Terminix Co. of Washington 1102 National Press Bldg. Phone National 3703 WooDpWARD & LoTHROP 0™ U™F axD G StrexTs Prione Distmict 5300 Parking Service The Capital Garage, located at 1312-1320 New York Ave- nue N.W., has established a branch service at the curb adjacent to our G Street entrance. Upon request of car owners, uniformed employees of the Capital Garage will take the car to its garage for parking and return same when wanted, at its regular parking rates of— Thirty-five (35c) cents for the first three hours or less and Five (Sc) cents for each additional hour or part therof. Woodward & Lothrop has no connection with or control of this service—it being conducted solely by and for the Captial Garage. Now Is the Time to Be on the Lookout for Moths . . . to Prevent Them—Use Mothicide Moth Preventive 25C package 4 for 95C And with each purchase of 4 packages of Mothi- cide—we will include, without additional charge, one package of “‘Dazz,” a fine cleanser. You just hang these little packages of Mothicide in the closet, for complete moth protec tion. They are very fragrant — in violet, cedar and orange blossom odors—and very effective. The “Dazz” that you get with each pur- chase of 4 packages of Mothicide is a fine cleaner and polisher for dishes, glass- ware, windows —will ot scratch silver, aluminum, and pewter. TOILETRTES AISLES 14, 16, 18 Frst FLOOR. Safeguard Your Children’s Feet— Consult Dr. F. R. Morris Factory Representative, and Specialist on the correct fitting of “Propr-Bilt” Shoes Here Today and Monday Parents are invited to bring in their children and consult Dr. Morris, without charge or obligation, about the proper care of their chil- dren’s feet. Use our X-ray machine to see just how your children’s feet look in Propr-Bilt shoes. See how snugly the heel and instep §t—how much room there is for the toes to move and crow. Special Propr-Bilt Shoe features— 1—Patented corrective and preventative inbuilt health features. 2—Scientifically designed to keep young feet healthy. 3—Recommended and prescribed by leading orthopedic clinics and specialists, 4—Anatomically correct. 5—Goodyear welt construction formed over natufe shaped last. 6—Made from quality materials. 7—Style in pattern—comfort in fit. —and Propr-Bilt shoes are no higher priced than other fine shoes of similar quality—and, in addition, offer all these special features. Children's Oxfords, according to size, $4, $4.50 and $5. Girls' Strap Pumps; sizes 12Y; to 3, §5; 3!; to 8, $6. Ghillie Oxford, with protecting tongue; sizes 12%; to 3, $5. OurLoren’s Sroes, FOURTH FLOOR. G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 6 SATURDAY, MARCH ' 25, 1933, Here, everything is gloriously Spring-like—every department is literally bursting with new things — delightful things and delightful ideas for your house, too. The Model Apartments have been redecorated— there are three charming new rooms done in the Classic-Modern manner (sketched above). Even the entire group of G Street windows has been devoted exclusively to this business of bringing Spring indoors—and. we particularly invite you to come and see everything. Let us help you with this question of brightening your Winter living quarters for Spring and Summer occupancy—without the expense of complete redecoration. Here are some of our ideas. . . . . ® CLASSIC-MODERN Furniture achieves not only a new effect, but has the added virtues of being practical and moderately priced. The sketch above can but suggest the newness of— Apple-green corduroy for upholstery, Sofa .................$100 Wine-finish maple for an Empire coffee table ................$20 Fluted column cabinets, tawn-finish maple, each .. ... ...$20 Off-white woollen upholstery, brown-corded chair ..............$85 White Sudanette for classic draperies . ... .....to order Painted white shutters forscreens. . .....................$30 Venetian blinds, again in the classsic white ...............to order (Sxtr FLOOR) ¢ LENOX CHINA Lamp— (shown in the foreground of sketch) and shown too, for the first time at an inconceivably low price—complete with pleated silk shade. Offwhite, ivory, green, prune, blue $12.50 (SEVENTE F10OR) ® CHINTZ DRAPERIES—at their best—colorful, flowering patterns—in old blues, rust, Spring green, eggplant—with luxuriously wide pleated ruffles; lined. 2 yards long. Exceptional at .........$3.95 pair (SEVENTH FLOOR) ® CARPETS—achieve variance in new plaids and checks; yard, $2.95. Colonial rugs are newer in plaids—a full-room size may be had for $17.50; even Cellophane Rugs have come to cover our floors. (Frrre FLoOR) WoobpwARD & LoTHROP 10™ 1™ F AND G STREETS ProNE DiIsTrRICT 5300 Italian Dinnerware —is “table talk” for Spring—a refreshing change from the family china. Charming in- doors, and later, equally smart out under the sun. From open stock we have made up @ service for eight—including the very new covered cream soups. 77 pieces $45 Stemware sketched, $3.50 dozen CrmA, FIFTH FLOOR. Victorian Inspiration —is beautifully expressed in & erystal and deep blue glass- ware service—not illustrated. A complete service is obtainable. The dozen Salad Plates, $15 GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR. Colorful Kitchens —and practical, as well. Choose this new array of “Federal” Iware that will not chip nless, with chromium cov- ers and bakelite handles; green or ivory; sketched. Dutch Oven Tea Kettle. . 3-cup Percolator. Sauce Pot &l Dots and Checks in Oilcloth— add still more color to the kitchen, S4-inch widths ...40c yard Shelvings .... ...12¢ yard ‘Housewares, F1rTH FLOOR.