Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1937, Page 36

B-16 DOCTOR EXPLAINS WEEPING ANATOMY Secretion of Tear Continu- ous Process, He Tells Session. ' THOMAS R. HENRY. atomy of weep: Tears are ion extracted eted on the gland located on pocket, sorbed and dr two tiny ducts, Contral of Secreting Gland. s i, Dr. Jenkins nd with an over ar fluid, somewhat the quantity wav gue p oot w the the postgraduate afternoon were held injury, it increasing ses have One of ct such em out with a large magnet Seriousness Emphasized The seriousness of this sort of in- 'V was emphasized by the state- 7.500 eves States last nting a cash value to isation of approxi- ections, it was { spectacies. 1 of the energy before it actu- and give time € of the evelids The result may be culs from the cracked glass, which €an easily be remedied, without any wounding of the eye itself. These take a good d out of a fl BIDDLE, AT WARSAW. PRESENTS CREDENTIALS Ambassador Conveys Roosevelt Greetings Emphasizing Friendly Relations. BT the Associated Press WARSAW, June 4.—Anthony Drexel . new United States Am- to Poland, presented his cre- Wednesday to President Ig- nace Moscicki He conveyed President Roosevelt's personal and wishes for emphasizing he hen relations be- \ tes and Poland President Moscicki praised President Roosevelt’s efforts to improve general lationships. , Who had been Minister to replaced John Cudahy of Granville, Wis., who became Ambas- sador to Poiand in 1933 and recently was transferred to the post of Minister to the Irish Free State —A;oid Ihte;tin‘al— Fatigue Many people suffering {rom Intestinal Fatigue, commonly called Constipation, do not know what it is to feel good. One or two E-Z Tablets for a day or two are just what these people need. They have more “pep” and step livelier than in years. Dizziness. tired feeling, headaches, when due to constipation, disappear Surely makes a difference. See for yourself. You get 60 little E-7 Tablets for 25c.” At all good drug stores. 3 Especially tempting In warm weather Elmer’s Nut Flakes A crisp, new candy from Louisiana—just right for Summer’s demand for lighter sweets. In one- pound tins. Peanut Flakes._____40c Cashew Flakes Pecan Flakes__ ____60c Almond Flakes 75¢ CANDY, AISLE 14, FIRST FLOOR, Sheer Gaiety in Blouses 52.95 Austrio sends them to you —'""Hungarion peasant’ blouses of airy voile, festive with hand-embroidery With drawstrings to make them fit os though made for you NECKWEAR, AtsLE 15, F1RsT FLOOR. Kayser Gloves White as Spray 3'.50 . . . give a feeling of ele- gance—yet are delightfully light on the hand. For they combine a novelty-weave rayon with deep cuffs, shirred and stitched. In six- button length, pull-on style. GLoves, ArsLe 16, FIRsT FLOOR, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, n. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, Snowy White for Your Hat ~— ... is at the peak of chic in hats of Boku or Toyo. may-care brim No wonder, with such smart in- terpretations as this Toyo (A) with its heart-shaped crown and devil- D Or this pleasantly pictorial Baku (B) with sloshed crown M1LLINERY, THIRD F1.OOR White as Sails . head triumphantly into the double haven of chic and utility We sketch a debonair swagger in diagonal woolen——its sleeves dis- tinctively tucked, its crisp tlower of the same material. For S|395 misses Others, $10.93 to $22 CoAats, THIRD FLOOR. Kayser Panties At least you will find it hord to believe anything less ethereal could have fash- ioned these airy affairs. We show Panties and Brassiere in Vayles, a pure-dye silk net with chiffon $ Milanese silk. Each I And a Brief in chiffon Milanese KNTT UNDERWEAR, THTRD FLOOR. surprise in its triply SlO P o 7 interpret Summer for misses with distinction SIOBS 5|3.95 They look like much more expensive dresses—for it is hard to believe such imaginative detail (and such a wealth of it) could be found in dresses at these prices. We show two styles—all seven are as exciting—whether two-piece, one piece—in pastels or in white vibrant with color. Of a silk-and-Celanese (rayon) weave, icy-smooth. Sizes 12 to 20 A-—-One-piece Frock, gay with smocking, $10.95. B--Two piece Frock, highlighted with drawnwork, $13.95. MissEs’ DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR \}( Seaworthy Suits and Accessories Our Notions Section puts you “‘on the crest of the wave” with: A—Cloque Rubber Suit with demure collar, $2.95. B—Krepetex Rubber Suit with pilot wheel cut-outs and halter neckline, $1.95. C—White Rubber Shoes, 50c. D—Beach Beauty Kit with glasses, comb and mirror, 50c. E—Printed Cotton Beach Bag, 75c. F—Fishnet Ghillie Ties, $1.25. G—Sun Glasses with colored rims, 25¢c. Nortions, AISLE 22, FIRST FLOOR. WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™11™ F AND G STREETS New Store Hours—9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily PHONE DIstrICT §300