Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 14

THE .EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 1921. Woodward & Lonthrop Close 6 P.M. 14 TUESDAY, MARCH 1, WHERE THE NEXT SECRETARY OF STATE WILL RESIDE. New York—WASHINGTON—Paris ‘ Open 9:15 A.M. I We Will Be Glad to Measure For Your Furniture and Drapery Slip Covers You probably know how efficient Slip Covers are in protecting furniture and draperies from summer sunlight and dust. We will be glad to send an experienced workman to measure for slip covers for furniture and draperies. We employ only expert workmen and all work is fully Dining Room Furniture That Meets the Needs of Particular People. the time to place orders, before the rush season begins, and you are as- sured of timely delivery. Wov COTTON STRIPED SLIP COVER FABRICS, closely resembling linens. This is a woven stripe and should not be confused with the print- ed. The stripes resemble Belgian linen and the fabric is strong, durable and refined. Ecru and white stripes. 28 inches wide, 50c Yard GENUINE BELGIAN LIN is un- surpassed for slip covers and is one of the old standards, noted for its durability and neatness. Has not been obtainable since the war until the past season. In ecru, white, green, blue stripes alternating with natural linen; also plain natural linen. 50 inhces wide, $1.25 Yard Upholstery Sectlon, Fifth floor. STRIPED COTTON DAMASK is a most elegant material for slip covers and has proven most desirable in cover- ing fine furniture. A soft sateen finish shown in solid colors, white, gray, drab and buff. 31 inches wide, 75c Yard CRETONNES FOR SLIP COVERS. Many people prefer cretonnes for slip covers. They make a cheerful, bright, livable room and are to be preferred where the room is in every day use. Shown in subdued colorings, bright, bold creations or neat chintz designs. An excellent collection to choose from. Desirable qualities at 75¢, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Yard ISth street, which will be o By Charles E. Hughes, of State in the Harding cabinet, and his family. | Ho Secretary —_— Be as particular as vou please about the quality, design, finish and any other feature that influence the buying and use of your Furniture for the Dining Room or the entire home. Our furniture is selected because we want you to be particu- lar and because we know that only such furniture is worthy of good homes and worthy of being bought with the expectation of satisfactory long service. Nothing is neglected or carelessly done that in any way affects lasting satisfaction. C. E. HUGHES LEASES HOME ON 18TH STREET |ment of the furnishings, it is under- stood. te: preme Court Mr. Hughes occupied the large residence at 2100 16th street, corner of V street. 4 EX-SOLDIER DOING WELL. From the Living Age. New Zealand has succeeded remark- ably well, according to a correspond- | nt of the London Times, in “reab- | orbi its returning soldiers. At | he end of September. only 186 were zistered as desiring employment, has been out of work for more | and not a penny was acilitie paid_in unemployment The entire u expended to @ 000, attributed part Incoming Secretary of State to Oc- cupy Residence Formerly' Held by Cuban Legation. be Hughes has e S We ask you to see this Dining Room Furniture before making your decision in choos- ecretary of State- : ; 2 : . Just leased the handsome residence, ing. You will find the prices right. ¥R 18w reet northwest, for a Yerm of ¥ it wa d He plans to oc N The building by the Cuban legation by a Nwe York woman eration was not disch The dwelling is of m tions and contains ample for entertaining. The structure i five stories high. On the main floor i trance hall, libra: kit second floor con room, dining room, libra 2 1] N oldier i other accommodatio less he is fitted upper stories contain bedrooms, with a total of Workmen are redecorat dence throughout in accordance w the personal ‘tastes of the future Furniture Reupholstered At Reasonable Prices As we employ only skilled workers and the highest quality materials for every purpose there can naturally be but one result— and that the best, in reupholster- ing furniture. Imported and Domestic Tapestries New Victor Records March, 1921 A Young Man’s Fancy, Olive Kline Roses of Memory, Lambert Mtrphy T Have a Dream, Merle Alcock I Cannot 1 Charles 1I Dining Room Suite, 72-inch buffet, oblong extension table, china closet, serving table and chairs, \vit]l: fig- L ured rep seats; very dark, hand- some wood $795 Chippendale Mahogany Dining Room Suite, a perfect Chippendale design, with pie-crust edge on 72-inch buffet, table, china cabinet and serving table; burl panels in doors and burl panel tops to cabinet pieces; carved knees and fine corner deco- $875 ration ; leather-seat chairs........ 10-piece William and Mary Jacobean Oak Suite, mirror-back buffet; leather- $325 seat chairs 10-piece Brown Mahogany Queen Anne Suite, plain lines; nice finish; leatherzseatichairs ... it $475 ‘Light Brown Walnut Suite, William and Mary design; china closet has closed-door cabinet base; double-door serving T none an a wee 45215 Price, $1.00 45216 to the suc- n the land. Girl,” Vioy, i Down by the ooHl-0, Billy Murcrrau\» Marimba (Sweet Marimba Mine), Billy Murray Rose of My Heart, John Steel When I Looked in Your Wonderful Eyes, John Sleel} or has completed a | e five agricult ing centers. Most of the s ttiers are prosperous. the pro- portion of failures being estimated at cabinet table; elegantly con- structedsscioclo o0k Mrs. Hughes s several times only 5 per cent. The total number nearly 8,000 men upon ap- proximately 400,000 acres. Good Rugs for Dining Room, Living Room or Office All are marked at the new lowered prices and are splendid values. Colorings of choice beauty and patterns of selected merit. ox12-ft. Royal Wool Wiltons, $72.50. gxr12-ft. Royal Worsted Wiltons, 589-to $124. gx12-ft. Axminsters, seamed and seamless, $47.50 to $69.50. Beautiful Annabell, oy e Lee, Charles Hart—Elliot Louisiana, Sterling Trio Dance Records Bidd};‘s—l;\)x Trot. The Benson Orchestra of Chi-} g Somebody Medley One-step. - tra ot Chitege P. The Benson Orches. Honeydew—Medley Waltz 18718 Price, 85¢ Joseph C. Smith’ 18719 Honeyd2w—Medley One-step Orch,;strz s} Price, 8Se Rosie—Medley Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and 18721 Honolulu Eyes—Medley Waltz His Orchestra Broadway Rose, Medley Fox Trot Original Dixie-- We are now showing an excel- lent assortment of these fabrics in conventional, floral, verdure and other effects; medium and dark colorings. appropriate for upholstery and wall coverings. Exceptional values at moderate prices. $4.50, $5, $6 to $12.50 Yd. 8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs, $45 to $59.50. ‘ 6x9-ft. Axminster Rugs, $38.50 and $45. Smaller sizes in both Wiltons and Axminsters at proportionate prices. Furniture and Rug Section, Sixth floor. Sweet Mama, Medley Fox Trot land Jazz Band§ Price, S5c Red Seal Records Thol;il;lss of You (Gray-Novello), Frances Alda. 64927. Price, John Pecl, Emilio de Gogorza, 64928, P Interludium in Modo Antico (Mouow)r.‘ci‘l:x{flcy Quartet, Whe.c\‘s(qilo:‘cg'l;‘p.?'(Plernn-éamnell) Amelita-Galli-Cure;, Menstofele Dat comt, da1 pratt (!h.lhm’) (Boito), Beniu:ln: T ) Valse du Dotier Raymonde '(Gh.uun'ow) Jascha Louise Homer. 88627. Price, $1.75. iy Lassie o Mine (Bowles-Walt) Edward Johnson. 64930. Price, Upholstery Section, Fifth floor. N Delivers This Duofold Bed To Your Home Your Choice of Oak or Mahogany Finish Upholstered in Black or Brown Leatherette gg"u.(.(o leuvr& € OF AMERICAN HOME FURN(SHERS CORP. Bell-Shape Optic Glass SHERBETS & GOBLETS Specally $5 doz. Poinsettia Is an Entirely New Light Cut Glass It was displayed for the first time at the Glass exposi- tion in Pittsburgh this year, and so far as we know it has not been shown to the public before. Nina (Pergolesi), Hans Kindler. 64932. - Price, $1.25. The Next Market Day (b), A Ball; - S5 i e ) A ynure Ballad, John McCor- Symphony in E Flat Major—Menuetto (Mozart), Toscanini and The cutting is graceful and light, each flower, stem and sy, Seala Orchestra. 74668 Price, $1.75. foilage is clearly etched, and many of the pieces are finished ¢} &333;;&2. Tiaes, S Prio gL Lotcanial 2ad T icala Cut in very artistic floral with notched edge. Each piece of glass is graceful and artistic Brice iz, Y Heart: (Dick-Peun), Relnald Werrenrath. 64931 spray pattern. and the glass itself is of first quality. Water Sets, $3.75. Salad or Berry Bowls, 6 Candy Jars, $1.75. inch, $1.25; 7 inch, $L.75. Handled Cake or Sand- Flower Baskets, $1.25 and wich Trays, $3. $1.75. Cheese and Cracker Sets, Oval Pickle Trays, $1.25. Beverage Sets, $6. Flower Vases, two shapes, Victrola Section, Fourth. floor. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. Wsor Twin Beds The Best Electrical Cooking Appliances How quickly you can prepare the meals if you have electrical appliances—and .Cc]cry Trays, $1.95. ; . R vith what ease. Such d-looki: ical devi £ 735 7th STREET N.W. Sugar and Cream Sets, §$l. g The sauphciiv of the wit] good-looking, practical devices as we offer are neat enough o i 1 ALar;zcs\s/ases, Egyptianides Windsor 1dlgsilglnyBerls ap- T TR 8 oy G, . Syrup Pitchers, $1.50. sign, $3.95. peals to most every woman. We have the two best makes of Electrical Appliances—Universal and Manning Glassware Section, Fifth floor. 2 Glass Flower Baskets and Vases for Easter Baskets Many arti tic light cut in especially attractive shapes and de- signs, beginning at $1, and a very small one for favors is priced at 25c. Vases from single rose size to large ones for Easter lilies, in plain colonial, etched, light cut, optic and gold decorated, 50c to $4.95. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. and Bowman. In both the finest results are assured, and the most desirable de- svfgns. They consume the minimum amount of current and require the least amount of care. 5 . Dainty, refined, blend with any furniture. Made of strong steel tub- ing and finished in ivory and blue, ivory and black and plain ivory enamels. Com- plete with strong steel link spring and with the high riser which prevents sag- ging. $27.50 each Complete Bed Section, Sixth floor. New Pottery Vases, Jardinieres, Baskets, Flower Bowls Spring and Easter always bring need for these things to beautify the home and the porches and verandas. The Imperial is a new Green and Gold CANTON CHINA 1-3 to 1-2 Less Than Usual Prices Canton China is valued G~ Teadall Teapots, co- lonial design; equipped with safety fuse plug and 6 feet cord and plug, $17.50. Electric Toasters, with drying rack at the top; Universal Colonial Coffee Urns, $25. Electric Coffee Percolators, $14 to $17. Electric Coffee Urn of polished copper; fin- est construction, $24. . very highlydfqr its ;rtdis- rpl(xigh finish, in bronze tic merit and is much de- and green coloring- of No dttons I orn Off I he HOOVCI’ sived for luncheons, buffet Subducd tones similes . * — suppers and other practi- shape to Egyptian pot- Isn't it aggrav ave a button torn off or a | PrOIOngs the calBuscs nas pwell astfor Len: Colonial Disc Chafing, Dish, 3 heg‘:’lotnyigza.CE::.‘;‘xzezEu:ei:i; R lending becauty to the china cabinet or buffet. Open-work Edge and Scalloped Plates—nice for salads, luncheons, etc. $1.25 and $1.50 each. Odd and Artistic Tea- cups and Saucers, of Dogwood Pottery, in the pretty forest green with the full blown white flowers, is a bright and cheerful design. _ Donatello Pottery, in ivory medallion effect, copied from the Grecian heat type. Very desirable, as it can be used as a disc stove for frying or saucepans, $20.50. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES (NOT ILLUSTRATED) 4-heat Rectangular Grill, complete with 6 feet cord ana nickeled food Round Grills, 4-heat type, pans, $22. will broil, fry, stew and toast, or cook a meal for two right at the table, $14. Three-heat Disc Stove, $9.50. hook or a snap be it, and just discover it as Life of Rugs you're dressing to g 1is nuisance is unknown by { the use of the— | 1t will prolong the life of any i carpet or rug, including Ori- n N-DRY- Wit Hundreds of thousands of users, the largest single group EITE || i whincen | ] of electric cleaner owners in ] i designs. ) g & the world, many of whom have :)',';?,‘;e : ;&‘;’Zfi.h"“fii‘;fi s feet heater cord and plug, pressed steel pans J)ryrvt,z??”_xllnle::{t‘“t.e?tr off used their Hoover continuously naRe All Very Modcrately and frame; nickel-plated ebonized handle, It can't because for longer than a decade, Covered Rose Jars, of Priced Sl testify to the beneficial effect of several sizes, $2.50, $3.95 to Electric Portable Double Range; two- oriously liiting cach its protective care and thorough §7.50. 5 shed picce out of the cleaning. Y i Vases especially appro- burner open rad}ant. type; threg-heat con- be guided through the Without charge we will be priate for distinctive lamp trol with snap switch ; equipped with pans for Glass Syrup Jugs With Patent Covers In light cuttings., The first glad to demonstrate the Hoover in your home or allow you to demonstrate it to yourself. Just call or phone and we will , you just press a pedal on tte. Sixty seconds pass. tubful is wringer-dry and no torn off frying, stewing or boiling; with oven, $35. Electric Dining Sets, including percolator, tea kettle and chafing dish to match, bases, $7.50 and $8.50. Teapot, Sugar and Cream Sets, $6 and $7.50. Scalloped-edge Salad Reversible Electric Toasters—when one side - ERca a 3 5 5 . u wash, rin nd dry for the aelvegic Plates, $175 to $4.50. we have had in many months ::';':e ‘l;:d :_;:0:::,, 'Lu:; Colonial Loving Cup Coffee Urn Set; in- o e s CONVENIENT | OcsemobieedSalad | o e o taing i lus ‘tosst antomatically cinges gen, Exin pRESE Snpar bowl and TERMS Platters, $5 to $9. lenten season when hot cakes ':_"‘;" for the other side, tray, in same design, $47. Mak yin; Egg Cups, $4 dozen. and syrup are served so much. - That S g Easy China Section, Fifth floor. L.25. 5 Housewares Section, Fifth floor. \ Housewares Section, Fifth floor. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. JONAL ELECTR{CAL .= EWAT uPPLY COMPARY 1328 - 30 NEW YORIK AVE.MAIN 6800