Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 116

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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SE(CTION—SEPTEMBER 29, 1935. ON WITH THE DANCE. Senorita Lita Cortez is ready to add a bit of ] Spanish glamour to the San Pedro, J Calif . fiesta ANCIENT TRAGEDY MAY ENLIGHTEN SCIENCE. In the gloom of Mammoth Cave, Ky., scientists are shown above examining the mummified body of the " ™, ancient man found pinned beneath a 7-ton boulder in the cave. It is hoped the Y mummy will prove a key to the mystery of a vanished tribe of Americans who, cen- = Q Z 122] F St. turies ago, mined gypsum crystals in the cave. The picture at left shows the y huge stone just before engineers lifted it from the mummified form, the head of which is plainly visible in just the position in which the ancient miner was acci- dentally entcmted . Queen Quality Pefixc f One of our most charming patterns. Dainty —graceful and smart. Black and Brown Suede Kid Trimmed 5o lac! Queentex Hullery. Bult’;;llllyn‘l“v;. ?l 00—2 prs., 18 Gauge The wedding ring is of fshtsil- - o prong design, wit 1 iamond: A LUCKY RACE SPILL. With the aid of a photographer, policeman and spectator, P. L. Donkin, Irish set in a platinum $3'5‘66 race driver, gets out of his overturned car which skidded and rolled over in a race at Belfast. The raised mounting _________ o cockpit saved him from serious injury. Wide World Photos 3 : ] This most beautiful lady’'s Hamilton The diamond ring contains a wrist watch. the smallest made by less 10 points) diamond Pl T L T T T the newest platinum mount- 60 diamonds _________ 8175,00 ing—3 smaller diamonds on each Charge Accounts Invited ;‘,‘::..‘:u ',", i $125 00 Jewelxy‘p]rices :flé;d\ance sharply this Fall. A small deposit will hold any article unti ristmas. GOLFING IN ENGLAND. A typical bit of English weather 3 o N SHAH & SHAH made the going soppy for Miss . | : Rhoda Jupp in the girls’ open ’ o A Jewelers 921 F STREET tourney Wide World Photos e 1 k. L YOUR WAVE _ STAYS IN with a Vapon Shampoo JUST pour it over your hair Cleans perfectly, dries instantly ur } with soft, lustrous results. Your N wave stays intact. No soap, no -/ water, perfectly harmless. Elim inotes shampoo colds. Used by all better beauty shops. Sold atall toilet goods counters. TWO AT A TIME. A dual Nogon. dnc Moniclai N ) cropper added excitement to VAPON this race in the Rockaway DRY SHAMPO Steeplechase meet at Cedar- Featured this week ?y hurst, Long Island, but WOODWARD & caused no injury to the luck- LOTHROP less jockeysA © Wide World Photos BOTTLES 65¢ PINTS $1.10 Rengo Belts for every figure d:' v at every good store / PROTECTED! . from $2.00 to $6.50 k : l M P E R I A L Why pay more? ) \ REPORTS THIS CHARMING MEMBER . OF SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY . . . Ui WASHABLE Style #654—a semi-step-in, made of rayon @ That's why we want you to try this new brocade; 4 panels of Kendrick elastic. $5.00. W ALLPAPERS Tangee Face Powder. You'll find that this new ; powder gives your skin a smooth finish withous that coated, mask-like cffect. Tangee docs this b:fzxfse it contains the magic Tangee color § 3 s PROVEN weshebli willpepass principle. Produces a soft underglow. Makes f ---<P' nd protected by exclusive patents. vour complexion appear younger, fresher and g / \ The: .SAFELY. They wear. .. more natural! Try the new Tangee Face Powder. = \ DEPENDABLY. They resin sun and tain ) PERMANENTLY. See the siver label" It costs only 55 and $1.10. Shades: Rachel, . = , ARy GUR povesion s u taratcns Light Rachel, Flesh. Shown by paperhangers with Union sample books P : UNION WALL PAPER CO. Mrs. John "‘l";ll"r"";_"'" K"’";’/'b g . R 530 Massachusetts Ave, N. W. o o+ National .ms,)., Miss Caroline Beed) mcisco. After # M el N GEE /S Mode by CROWN CORSET CO. 295 Fifth Ave, N. Y. \ : : traveled extensively in Europe. Her wedding was ACE POWDER 4 fashionable event of 1931 THE GEORGE W. LUFT CO. NEW YORK CITY

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