Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1935, Page 106

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—OCTOBER 90, 1935. Style and Service These smart styles are as serviceable as they are easy to make with cleverly simplified patterns. Pattern 3071. WOOL FROCK. Styled for the little woman’s figure, this smart daytime dress is made up in a lightweight rabbit woolen and is most effectively worn with a gayly colored ascot scarf. It is just as smart for luncheon as for the stadium on Saturday afternoon. For more formal wear you may prefer to make it in one of the new sheer woolens, in black or a good Winter color. Pattern may be had in sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Size 36 requires 3!; yards of Pattern H -3103. COTTON FROCK . Proof that cottons are always in season is revealed in this cleverly simple two- piece model in a new wulsted plaid cotton now to be had in a rich variety of Fall colors. The lines of the frock are utterly simple, yet reflect the vogue of the season for tucks and pleats. Pattern is de- signed for sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. 18 and 20 Size 12 requires 45g yards of 39 -inch | 54-inch fabric. fabric Pattern H-31022 TAILORED CAMPUS FROCK The pockets give a slight military ncte to this smartly tailored frock worn by Helen Mack of Paramount films Make it with e“(hexl-] short ?r long sleeves, and in silk, sheer wool or any : ¥ Fall fabric giving warmth without Ing many patierns not ap- weight. The collar, cuffs and t[zelt in pearing here, is now avail- velvet contrast are a smart touch. Pattern is designed for sizes 10, 12 able. Send 15 cents for book to Pattern Depart- 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 12 requires ment, Washington Star. The new Fall and Winter Pattern Book of smart styles in this easy-to-follow pattern service, and includ- Address: PATTERN DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON STAR. Inclosed 25 cents in coin for Pattern No. 35g yards of 39-inch fabric. plus 4:- vard contrast ‘Wrap coins securely in paper.) Radiator being padiocked by Toylor. (Key was m tendent, Pan - Amer: THE START: Medicine Hot, Alberta. Januvery 12, 935. Radiator cf Test Car 3 is filled with solution tect 1o 60° below zerc ! as Weatherman Charles Pi steble James Toylor lock cn VYA M onogram on the Button! JUILLIARD FLANNEL ROBES Pretty swanky! These 7.95 ankle length robes come Defeats Extreme Heat and Cold in 10,000-MILE TEST Medicine Hat to Mexico City Members of Test Crew looking for likely rcod to “colder weather" in a whole painthox of From 54° below zero to 102° above, yet the radiator did not colors: Acqua, dusty rose, raspberry, violet, blue. Sizes 14 to 20. maroon, Copin and King LANSBURGITS ROBES THIRD FLOOR Mail and Phone Orders Filled; District §; State Size and Color Test Car 3 snowbound overnight ot 49° below. Still no troubie with radiator. freeze or boil. That's the astounding stock-car record of THERMO ROYAL—the modern anti-freeze for the modern automobile. 10,000 miles of hard driving were put on the car before radiator was unsealed at Pan-American Airways, Mexico City. Yet radiator solution showed a loss of only 17 ounces. THERMO ROYAL'S amoazing record is matched by an equally amozing price. 35¢ a quart for an anti-freeze liquid that lasts—and lasts — and losts. Contoins no harmful salts. Guaranteed not to turn gummy or rancid. Prevents rust. A stubborn, tough-tempered product that stays put and thus costs less per mile. Buy it today for carefree winter driving. Publicker, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. keep on going 'til you get there.” —— ROYAL [T, j - THE 10.000-MILE ANTI-FREEZE p? Asking the way. The Mexican says “You just Rengo Belts for every figure at every good store from $2.00 to $6.50 Why pay more? . . Niustrated Style 3461 —A front-clasp girdle mode of rayon brocade, with two sections of knitted elastic and rubber top. $3.50. THE FINISH: Mexico City, February 18, 1935. Division Superintendents D. J. Mallet and E. J. Kennebeck of Pan-American Airways unseal radiator with key received from Medicine Hat. IFSS Only 17 ounces lost in 10,000 miles of hard driving. Victory for THERMO ROYAL | Made by, CROWN CORSET CO. 295 Fifth Ave, N. Y.