Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1921, Page 7

- #WHE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 199L & 55c filet curtain nets, 38c Neat all-over designs in white or Arab color nets, 36 inches “wide. All perfect quality nets. $4.95 fine velours, $2.85 50-inch velour, cut from full, perfect rolls. Rose, blue, green, tan and mul- berry, $2.85 yard. $5.50 to $7.98 tapestry, $3.75 3§ Beautiful quality tapestry, inches wide and in de- lightful mottled effects fea- turing rose and blue, brown and green, etc. $8 to $10 couch covers, $4.95 Samples—extra large size. Only about 35 in all, in at- tractive oriental patterns and reversible. $12 velour strips, $6.95 Brown and rose color velour strips, with plain centers and brocaded bor- ders, 2% yards long and 50 inchés wide. $1.25 Holland window shades, 69c Flat finish oil opaque shades . in dark green and sage green. 2 yards long, 1- yard wide and complete with all fixtures. Japanese Covers, $1 apanese - dra ~work l‘e’:nof '.I:e 'S grade.. slightly soiled from handling. fomerly - 69c¢ to $1.10 a yard HALF price v';' less for some 6,000 yards of tharming cretonnes in designs and color schemes that cover every age and clime. Ideal drapery fab- rics for slip covers, screens, boxes, etc. Seamless sheets $1.19 - 81x90 sheets that have sold at $2.50—made with wide hems and free from dressing. Limit of 6. $4.50 comforts, $2.85 Just a limited number of double- bed size comforts covered with excellent quality silkoline. . Pillowcases : 19¢ Made to sell at 39¢ First quality—size 42x y 36. Limit of 6. Each, 19c. Clean Sweep pushes prices down on Portieres Just about 45 pairs of splendid quality portieres, specially priced €or this occasion. $55 double-faced velour portieres, $39.00 | $37.50 reversible art ve- lour portieres, $24.50 $25 fine art silk por- tieres, $15.75 $25 plain Chenille por- tieres, $13.75 $7.50 Sun Fast Madras portieres, $3.95 —_— 0 ¢ The Hecht Co. ¢ Clean Sweep Sale of Rugs, Draperies, Curtains, Efc. T Clean sweep sale of all hall and stair CARPETS were $3.25 were $4.95 $2.85 Choice of our entire stock of these grades. Some plain with borders to match; others in bordered designs. $1.25 Brussels stair carpet, 75¢c 27-inch Brussels carpet strips—in pleasing pattern as- sortment and absolutely per- fect, $1.95 imported towels, $1.25 A small lot of imported flinen Turkish Towels, plain or stripes. 45¢c Turkish Towels, 27c— Perfect 18x36-inch Turkish towels with heavy nap; blue border. 35c Huck Towels, 19c—Per- fect huck towels that are finely absorbent; red color- « fast borders. $1.90 Turkish Towels, 59c— Extra size towels, with heavy nap—popular at their former price. (Third floor.) Bing! The Clean Sweep Sale sends prices to the. bottom on $465 Extra heavy cotton blankets. Double bed size. Plain colors with - %6% blankets borders; also neat plaids. $1095 wool blankets, $785—In white, gray or plaids, with pink and blue borders. SiuI 70x80; extra heavy 2 ity. : ers, e stitched. $5.50 satin damask bed- > spreads, $395—Full size, scal- loped, with cut corners; re- versible. $16 to $20 lamb’s wool comforts, $1285 — Mostly samples; only one of a kind; full size; covered with mer- Serized sateen with plain bor- ers. including entire stocks at The entire stocks are in- cluded—all the furniture from our vast store ware- rooms is shown by samples on our floor, $12.50 lamb’s wool com- forts, $8.95—Full double-bed- size comforts, covered with silkoline, with mercerized bor- and neatly - $8.95 robe blankets, $5.60 —66x80 plaid blankets, in blue and white, pink and white and tan and white, $4.50 comforts, $2.75— Good quality comforts, cov- ered with silkoline and filled with white cotton. discounts of 15% to 50% The clean sweep clips prices on Seamless 9x12 Turkestan rugs made to sell at $95 originally $193 originally $185 originally $175 5129 $16.48— Of the $22.50 rose and oriental effects. ecru shade only. scroll- Heaviest quality Wilton velvet rug, with choice of ten attractive patterns. Worsted wilton rugs Just two short months ago these rugs were marked at the higher prices quoted. came the break, and now comes the Clean Sweep, giving you choice of every 9x12 aund 8.3x10.6 rug on our floors of these grades at $129. Wool fiber and Rat- tania rugs, Hodges’ wool fiber rugs and Rattania rugs, both in 9x12 size and pleasing patterns.. and $24.75 grades. The national sanitary floor' covering. - Service- able, waterproof; will not curl or buckle. Guaran- dhea teed by the makers. A xminster rugs, $29.75—9x12 Axminster rugs, in a good assort- ment of patterns, includ- ing Chinese blue, small een and tan -, $8.00 curtasns 38.50 curtains $9.00 curtains come dou.m to neat lace edges. White, cream and Arabian. pairs of a kind. Scrim curtains, $1.85—Formerly $3.50 a pair. HE Clean Sweep Sale swirls through the store, touching every cranny and corner. Our previous announcements told what we are do- ing in the rest of the store—today we show how the Clean Sweep sends down prices on home-fumishing needs. These examples: " Congoleum 64c sq. yd. $1.48 printed linoleum, $1 patterns. at $1 a square yard. And in the sweeping clearance of CURTAINS $5 apr. . Quakercraft and lever laces—curtains that can be readily washed and ironed. Beautiful file$ patterns with 3to 12 Lace edge. Curtains near half price . Fine grades, imported and domestic. $30 Irish point curtains, $19.50 $19 to $25 Irish point and lacet, $12.50 $9 to $10.50 Marie Antoinette, $5.75 Each plece of furniture is ticketed with its regular and present sale ticket, the latter showing discounts of 15% to 50%. Tomorrow, first of the courtesy Jays JUST as in the Clean Sweep Sale, we have made these broad sweeping reductions because this is a LIQUIDATION PERIOD when stocks must be set to rights regardless of costs or precedent. It is your time for buying low—and buying right. $6.98 to $7.95 marquisette curtains, $3.95 $10 to $11.50 Bonaz net curtains, $7.50 to $8.50 cable net panels, $4 and $5 lace window panels, $4.48 $2.95 (Third floor.) in The Hecht Company’s half-yearly FURNITURE SALE Sale proper begins Mon- day Jan. 23, with the usual three days of Courtesy sell- ing—Thursday, Friday and Saturday. $1 Gold Seal - 64c yd. Many attractive patterns, Burlap back printed lino- leum; first quality in various Cut from full rolls 63 pairs; ' CARDS OF THANKS. BERRY. We desire to thank our relatives and friends for their Kin . sympathy and Zoral efferings at the death of our son and rother, CHARLES ki 2 THE FAMILY. DUDLEY. We wish to express our sincer thanks ‘and appreciation to onr relatives friends for their kindness. sympathy beautifol floral pieces at the death of our beloved little daughter, A ANGELYN DUDLEY. FATHER AND MOTHER. °© SCHOTT. We wish to extend our slucere » paths. autitul floral tributes at the death of gur darling baby. MARGUERITH ROSALIE HARRY C AND MAIT B. SCHOTT. * SHIPLEY. We wish to express our sinceer thanks to our relatives, friends and organi fons for their kinduess, sympatly and utiful floral tributes during the illnews a the death of our dear Leloved aunt, EMILY SHIPLEY. THE FAMILY. . 1921 LOUGH. aged 33 years. Ethel Bullough (nee Buscher). Funeral from his late res 113 Tenn. ave. ne.. Friday, Junuary 21. ai 2 p.m. Relutives and friends invited. 20° eral private. CHAPPELL. Junvary 18, 1 AL RT FRANCIS, darling infant of Oharles and Mary Chappell (nee Murray) precious grandson of Mr. and Mi Funeral Thurwday, January 20, at terment at Congressional cemetery GREGORY. Suddenly, Tuesday, January 18. 30 p.m.. At her residence. 303 M at. Rema| 1011 7th st after, REG pel of Thomas S. Sergeon, Notice of funeral hers. . papers please January 18 1921, at idence. the Netheriands OLTHER. Funeral pri 200 life Wednesday, Jun 17 151 husband of Maude G. tion of an illness extending over a peri of three years. Date of interment will br aunounced” later. 2 JACKSON. Departed this life Tuese ary 18, 1921, at her residence, 39th and ste. ne., DAISY W. JACKSON (nee M; ison), the beloved wife of Nelson Jacksor mother of Willlam and Gladys Jackson. Houser. The © Jan nel Friday, Januars 21, at 2 p.m. Zion Baptist Church, F st. between 3rd and sts. s.w., Rev. W. J. Howard. D. D. ficiating. Relatives and friends invited. \Z husband, one son. J. M. Milis of Los Angeles s of Newport N sisters, Mrs. Ida H: . Thursday. i > (Richmond and Fredericksburg. Va.. papers please copy.) GEORGE C. ROSS, LONG FEDERAL EMPLOYE, DIES When Retired Was Oldest Attorney in Point of Service With In- terior Department Solicitor. GEORGE C. ROSS. * George C. Ross, until "his_ retire- ment last fall one of ‘the oldest at- torneys, in point of service, in the office of the solicitor for the Interior Department, died Monday, according to word received at his home in Ga rett Park, Md. He was formerly mayor of that town. He was in Vir- ginla at the time of his death. Mr. Ross was born in Franklin county, IIL, in 1848. He fought in the civil war and later returned to school. Upon - graduation from college he taught school and read law. He came to Washington in 1890 to accept a position as attorney in the office of the solicitor. for the Interior Department. He served In this ca- pacity until his retirembnt last Au- Bust. Mr. Ross was a delegate to the ni tional republicar convention in 138 which nominated President Harrison. Througiout his lite he took an active part in G. A. R. matters and rose to the rank of department commander, Potomac division. He {8 survived by a daughter, Mrs. |Grace van Casteel of Garrett Park. iMd, and by a granddaughter, Mary { Ross van Funeral will be held to- morrow morning, at 11 o'clock, at {lee’'s undertaking establishmen 3 i Pennsylvania avenue northwest {terment will be in.Arlington .cem: jtery beside the grave of Mrs. Ross, {who dled a number of years ago. ARTHUR B. SUIT DIES. ! Former Navy Yard Employe Suc- ‘sumbs in Florida. i Arthur B. Suit, tormerly of this city, died Tuesday at St. Augustine, Fl following an operation, according i word received in Washington toduy. ! "Mr. Suit was for yéars a master chanic at the Wasiington nayy yard. ‘During the world war he was em I ployed at Murkegon, Mich. He was for twenty years superintendent of 'the Anacostia M. 1. Church and was well known In Methodist circles of this city. Mr. Suit is survived by his wife, Mrs Grace A. L. Suit; a_daughter, Mildred and a son., Arthur McL. Suit. He 'ig survived by three sisters. Mrs. Elsie S. Robinon, Mrs. Mamic E. Copes and_ Mrs. Eva M uchenstein; a brother, Bernard P. Shiclds, and his step-father, Samuel E. Shields. ! “‘The ‘body will be brought to Wash- ington for interment. FIX $15 AS FAIR WAGE. The order of the Minimum Wage ‘Board fixing $15 a week as the mini- mum rate of pay for women employed in laundries will take effect March 19, The board approved the finding of the conferees that $15 is a fair wage. following g public hearing at the Dis- trict building yesterday. The law requires sixty days' notice before the wage can be made effective. Charles F. Sowers. attornev laundrymen. said today. his _clients probably will apply to ‘the District Supreme Court for an injunction. Pillex Cured in 6 to 14 Days, Druggists refund motey if PAZO OINTMENT faile to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and e teep after first application. Sc. —Advertisement. for |/ DIED. Monday. Janvary 17, 1821. at 6:05 318 Oukdale piace n.w.. OHARLES I8. beloved husband of Lillie LEWIS. McCLURE. Tuesday. Janoary 18, 1921. at the residence of ber daughter. Mrs. William F. Kelley, the Brighton, EMILY C. McC Ciure, and_grandmotbier of McClure " Services and interment at her home, Mount Pleasant, lowa. MoGILLICUDDY. Tuesday. Janvary 18, 121 after a loog iliness. at his residence, 441 st se. TIMOTHY H.. beloved NOLAN. Taesdsy, Ja apartment in the Noi laugbter of 18, 1921, at her RATHERINE e Jeremtah t Hine viem mase Thurs. Chureh, 15tk 1921, in New York RIN. ‘wife of the Iate W Washiagton, . Thursday, Jan and will confinged services low’s chapel, 12th and R sts. n.w. - | PINKNEY. m the late Lewis Pinkney. ‘mo Junins and lore Pollard of Faneral from Mount Olive st _Churc Arliagign, Va., Thursdar, Jamuary 20, o'clock p.m 1 life Monday, January t her residence, 250 8th at. 3 A MARY POHLE, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Pohle. F' neral servives at St. Joweph's Chwcch, Thurs- day moraing at 9 o'clock. Iaterment at Mount Olivet cemetery. ROSS. January 17. 1821, GEORGE CRAW FORD ROSS of tt Park, Md., bel of Sallie E. (nee Mrs. Emma Sanfer funeral later. SCHULTZ. MARY A. (aee Boylan), beloved Jrife of Paul H. Schults. ~ Funeral ‘from l be 3aid for the where requiem mass wi Relatives and friends pose of her soul. vited to attend. SUIT. Enterrd into eternal rest Tueaday, Ji uary 18, 1921, at 6 p.m.. at St. Augustine, Florida, ARTHUR B. SUIT. beloved husband of Grace A. L. Suvit. Body will artive in Washiogton, D.C., Thursday, Japuary 20. “otice 6f time and place of funeral later. (Muskegon, Mich., papers please copy.) 20¢ WARE. Tuesday, Janvary 18, 1921, at 4:15 4.0 ANSA L, belored wite of 11 late A A are, 20, at 2 p.m. azd 1o attend. Interment at Rock Creek etery. WARE. At the residence of her dau 3! ol , January 16, 1821 - ief fllness, JANE WARE, widow of the late Wi Tollison Ware, beloved mother of Rachel and the lste Robert Ware and Mrs. Katie Howard. Funeral Thursday. January 20, at 1 o'clock, from Ebenezer M. E. Church. cor. 4th and D sts. s.c.. Rev. Waters, pastor. For when the morn came dim asd sad And chilled with early . Her quiet eyelids closed—she had Another morn than ours. ‘WEEDEN, Janvary 18. 1921, ELIZA WEEDEN, devoted sister of Martha' Branom, aunt of John., Emma, William, Kdward Branom ami Eliza Smith. Funeral from Shiloh Baptist Church. L at. bet. 16th and 17th s Jannary 21,"at clock p.m. Fi vited. 200 Passed away. in Philadelphia, Ji ot 2L, OSCAR P, WILKE. beioved Dbrother of Augusta e and Mrs. Pmma Oetzel (nee Wilke). . IN MEMORIAM. BELL. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear brother. NATHANIBL BELL. who de- paried this life one year ago today, Jasuary Momenta of sadness come over us, uSlestly tears of <orrow fow: today. Jangary 19, 1920, in ValleJo. Calif. HIS WIFB AND SISTER LILLIAN. BLICK. In sad but loving remembrance of our danghter and sister, HATTIE W. RLICK inee’ Williams),- who departed this life in 2 pclirteen years ago to- same. MOTHER AND_ SISTERS. * HN. la memory of my faithfui husband snd our father. JOSBPH A. ROHN. who departed this- life six years ago today, January 19. 1915. Acniversary mass at St. Patrick’s Church. Not dead to us, we love you still; ot lost, one before. You live with os in memory forever more. - -, D DAUGHTERS. In sad b loviag remem! JOHN H. CAMPI siz years ago today. uary 1 our loving sister. CLARA CAMPBELL DONALD. who left us seven years a ruary 10, 1914 L % ~~Rest, sweet Irits, rest. JAMES D. CAMPRELL. * CROWLEY. In sad but_loving remembrance of our_devoied brother, FLORBNCE LEY, who died Jansery 20 1 0 A HIS SISTERS AND BROTHER. * In sad and loving it ther, Hev. EDWARD FREE. one year ago today, Janu- A pligrim through this lonely world, Our blessed Father passed A mourner all his life was he, A dying lamb at last. tor all, place Sare onl he gaavy. HIS CH N, ISRAEL, JOHN HATTIE. . GRYMES. A sacred trfbute of love 1o the memorr of owe ' dear her, ANNIE V. GRYMBS, who left us o suddenly three years January 19, 1918. " her, (hat is gone, Will you never return to gladden our hearts s of yore? Will we find you awaiting ns some happy morn, When we arift to eteraity’s shore Will your dear t the touch of your hand? er. that In gone. will we Ores of thet wonderful land HER CHILDRE . 1d but loving remembrance dear_'won brother. JAMEN KD VARD HAWKINS. who deparied thin life tive years ago today. Jaunuary 18, 1916, The fowers we pluce upem your grave Wil wither 4 deca; But the love for you who sleeps bengath Will never fage away. 7/ THE FAMILY. *| JACKSON. Racred (o the memory of my | 7 tather. HENRY JACKSON. who deparied MAGRUDER. A, MAG! 7. | MaUS. IN MEMORIAM. n, "a romembranee of JOH3 . wWho departed this lif year ago today, January 19, 1920, i It _is mot the tear at the moment shed, When the cold earth has just been theows oer That tells bow beloved is the one that iy dead, . . Or how deep in our hearts we adore him t is the tear through many a don; 1t is fe's whole pathwar swrsode " It is the one remembrance fondly k When all other griefs have faded ; HIS WIFE. can mever forget you, des yor/hile in this T ot OF my heart haw mever besa th Kince you passed away. MoTHE, « In smd but loving remembra; darling litel, 3 TGTA et Iore e airtle baby. MARIE PATRICIA. wh Dear is the Erave where m, i Sweet in the memory. which arver wil o “0‘::- may wither, leaves fade and die, thers may forget you, Patsy, but never will 1 If you could only know the ¢ ¥ what | have gone through in one ou would say, ‘‘Mammae. FOUr cross i but bear it patiently. IONELY MOTHER, 'MARIE ROBBINS God needed one more rosebin To Biovm in His gargen fai B0 He took our dear little grandchild Patay And tracsplunted her over there. D we help but feel %o lonely. lien her voice we do not hear For 80 words were ever sweetor . han the words i used to suy. Tn.x.wmu AND GRANDPA ROBRBINS. he bloom of life was in Ler cheeks WALl rieht glow | hee eyent ot kuow shie 8o 500n. Or would so quickly dre. " "¢ hanEe The flowers we pla T wivper a5 ipon her resting piace But the love for you, Patsy, a ay. > ARET LOJ N NIC. ANb YARSARET LORRAINE VERONICA MONTROSE. at 1516 born in’ Di ot Of Golumbla, & Tftle daughtcr. iai a ittle son, 23, y fod'a it g May 25, 1913, and by er. LYDIA ENID (ANDRE) MALTBY. ¢ NIXON. A tribute of love to the memory of TOMPKINS, SHAFFER of our dear ur dear husband and father, FRA NIX who departed this life twelve !el: €0 today. Jannary 19, 1909. Days of sadness still com oer us, Tet tears do often flow, In loving remembrance of ana Tather.“WILLIAM . but loving remembrance of Illd f?l&; JOSEPH OLI- eer 820 today, Jamuary 10, 1918 T TN His_well remembered footst ‘We are listening for iu :l'l:‘ And our eyes grow dim with tehing, And our hearts are sad with pain. Oan we help but feel 80 lonely. ben his voice we do not hear? For no words were ever sweeter Than the words he spoke so dear. A shadow rests upon our home, We miss his well loved face; here'er we turn, where'er we look. We see his vacant place. 5 ‘Through all the pain at times he’ s hea the Sae e cirmes angels called him b He smiled farewell to earth. — Jesus, while our noarts are bl O'er onr dear departed M'AM‘" ‘e would. at this solemn moment, Calmly say. ““Thy will be done. mlz:xl;gvum WIFE AND LOVING CHIL- Sacred to the memory of our dea VERL. ) OLIVERI. father, JOSEPH OLY L 0 departed this life three years ago today, January 19, 1918, Dear daddy. we all often sit and we What you would think and sy T If you only knew the changes Siace you passed away. But at last, some gladsome morning, Free from sorrow, free from pa In the land of light eternal AND SON. ESSINA. i of HELEN x years ago today. MOTEER AND SISTERS. © In loving who di ary 19, 1915. PAGE. In sad but leving remembrance of my darling motber, CHRISTENA PAGE. whe died cne year ago today, Jaguary 19, 1920, At the bedside of my dear wather, Night by uight, day by @es. T watched her loving hands grow thinner, Asd waw ber slew'y fade away. Tbe flowers I placed upen Ser Will wither and decay, i But_the love far her who sleeps beneath HER TOviNe " DAtGET ACGHTER, ¥ Lo HTER, VICTORIA In sad but lovise remembrasce mother. BARRARA SHAFFER. Tho died coe year ago today. Jamuary 18, "Tis hard to break the temder cord. - Wl fore has bound the :flHA *Tis Bard. so bard. to speak the words, We must forever part. Tet again we bope to meet thee, When the day of life is fied, 4And in heaven with jor te greet thee. 1o farewell tears are shed. G _DAUGHTERS EDITH. FAN- MYRA, . In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. SARAH C. STAPLES (nes Mundie). who departed this life Sve years ago today. January 19, 1918, Today recalls the 01 ' Toved one 1aid to rest, And those who think of her lo her best. A're those who loved DAISIE Faithfal to the memorr of om dear husbend .and father. RICHARD W TOMPKINS. who departed this life five vears ago. BY HIS WIFE AND 80N. * WILLIAMS. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our belored husband and father, ANDREW WILLIAMS, who depart- £3 thie lite six years azo today. January 1, “The preclous seed of weeping Today we sow once more: The form of one now sleeping. Whose pilgrimage is o'er. | MRS FRANCES E. WILLIAMS AND F ILY. FUNERA., DIRECTORS. . Timothy Hanlon 1 B ST. K.E. Phone L. 8548, T “ZURHORST” 301 East Capitol Street . Phome Lincoln 372 . Establisked in Martinsville, Ina. JAMES T. RYAN, QI A AVE sn ey Private Ambulances Conneetion. u’::,ld'.-l . W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST N.E. Lincoln 8484, omoblla 3 1208-H Srreer N.w (ForramrY 040 FSrNW,), PHONE-MAIN 108 #iSpenrs, CPRhalt, WiBSpaare Joseph F. Birch’s Sons S N R ife "dixteen years: wge. todey. Jxmuncy ', WM. H. SARDO & CO.. Bud was the enll. JESSUP. uther. MARY 1erual rest four yeard axw 1917, Mother's exelids closed * And her lands crossed on her Kosm. She lay as she sank to ler peacefnl rest. Mother, how I loved you. And love can never forget Though my Leart is w 1 know iny merher aw: DEVOTED DATGHTE] lite one yesr LEY. Departed Janvary 18, 1920, BLIZARETH TROUTMAN LRPLEY, 1h the'38th year of her age. | - Gome, but not forgeften. HER_BEVOFED HURE "‘S;n\'u. A._l"l’-i LET. gk, AND LOVING BOYK. LYSN H. 3. A. LEPLEY. JR. in Lo DDIE JRSSE A shadow rests wpoa eur home, -We mis well loved faver - wherwer w look, ant place. FE AND CHILDREN. [AGRUDER. Ta sad but loving remembrance N doar awnt, AN MAGRUDER, Qied seven years ago teday, Jamuary 914. that 1 am. my sunt made me. HEs DEVOTED, NEPHEW. PHIL BROOME BROOKS, M. > GLH ot e L Phue Tierals 330 V. L. SPEARE CO. NEITHPR THE SUCOTERATS a¥ wAw ro< = it STLODNRITS Faidse. NECTTD WITH THE OPIGTNAY. W. & LSPEARE ESTABLISHMIYT. Frank Sons Co., 111t AEVENTH STREET \.W. Telrphans ~al'. Narth 528 .. v