Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1921, Page 20

ki a = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 192 o IAMARYLLIS SHOW [;:i! sk’ ——0he HUB lFURN]TURE CO—|czudtil= | OPENED T0 PUBLIG| i d el 1he Hub’s Liberal Credit Terms “wesen || Fnable You to Make Your House a Home I Monster Blooms. i Backed by a blaze of color in i :::St?:." ll;u‘:l‘!‘?—!h:fl\l‘" “kn - . ! s | | 5uace of e Depariment of o Are you one of the thousands who are taking advantage of thit key to ’ resses ai llltS C [T TR e o piant naitey | happiness? Here’s a lot of REASONS why it pays to buy at THE HUB. T e s . 50 = An inspection of these high- how, tn the class garments will quickly con- 14th and B Walla and he vince you of their extraordinary merit. isted by w nd of senator the new adm | A Purchase Embracing —svits in fine serges and trico- tines, fancy, strictly cmlqred or semi-tailored in models right up to the minute for women and misses. Silk lined and in all the good shades. Other Suits Very Specially Priced at [ $29, $35, $39, $45, $59 Up Dresses in fashionable Canton crepes, crepe back satins, taffetas, georgettes, crepe de chines. plain or in combination. A spleadid showing of charming models for women and misses in all the new shades. Very special purchase price, fifty dollars. SE OF QUALITY Yaper Bros. & Co. 937-939 F St. N. W, No Branch Stores L e Exclusive Models in Opening the Spring Season With e exhibition o4 An Important Sale of “Polar” Refrigerators Sthenes dnton i ‘aukh The “Polar” Refrigerator, in the high quality of which this store has long taken a peculiar pride, is featured in this inaugural sale. The weather of the past week has made every one think of the ice man— all signs point to an early, warm spring, so don’t delay buying that refrigerator. [T WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS FETIoN = in the world. 5,000 blonma, achievement for Supt. bert Talbert, the charge, who fo bloom T ofy this b { Show ofythts big A group 2 ty of the lead- | growers of the coun- |{ Vi arkable feature Lift-Top Nursery Refrigerator |Refrigerator 3-Door Type commervial vari than 0 seedlings propagated b. department, which are now in bleom || for the first time. Big Crowd Walting. The greenhouses were thrown open || to the public at 9 o'clock and there was a big crowd waiting at that hour. || Refrigerator '$ 75 An_ ideal food preserver for the sick room; generous size ice : Other Lovely New Dresses There has been a steady atream of || n%a:ity.l Keepsfqfid b et : On display th; 1.250 || and cool at a trifling expense $29, $35, $39, $45, $59 I [sionts anatne booma range fn color | TOP-ICER STYLE |[for ice. Scientifically made of m white t B Ce e. -1 ot H i Up UKty o8 tho iaats St Made with three metal; imitation wood finish. —A well-made, compact food preserver, with white enamel food com- partment; 35 Ibs. ice capacity. from scedling and a result of croms- . ing, are about five years old, but ' time this season and have just reach- | N R SRR e ed their second anniver: compartments, w ith ' / two full-length doors f similar to the illustra- tion; scientific cons struction, sanitary white enamel lining. The amaryllis, or knight's star lily. 1s a native of Brazil. The parent plants of the present show came from England about & dozen years ago and grew into the present assemblage as a result of the close attention of the department officials. Some of the THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Yayer Wros. & Co. 937-939 F St. N. W. " No Branch Stores lilles have elght flowers on one stem and one big red bloom measures thir- teen inches in diameter. The greenhbuses will be open to the public—free—from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. every day this week. Newport Willow Arm Chair We are Washington representatives for the Nationally School teachers can make arrange. 3 S % : L 'ISTOVE and sell the | ‘w é 4 I' in I mecial xfiiir.“'fi?‘c‘é’a‘.u?{‘m'é S Sust | hn?wn.l L“OREI?.CE O_H LK )’l' W One of the most popular of summer chairs for in- e are pB[la 15 g i Byrnes or with Dr. Taylor. entire line “On Easv W :-nkl\- ||")Ifl|11!ll}‘ Pavments. doors or out—strongly made and comfortable, with _— e POSITIONS ARE OPEN. Caster Batg | |- - nounces Examinations. deep seat and high back. As it is in the natural fin- ish, you may paint it any $ ,95 color desired. —_— = Commission An- | n today at $10, $13.50 and $15 | [ iEeing) e | naval aircraft factory, Philadelphia, $15.04 per diem: third‘grade or sub: e ———— al, War Department, ‘ i E ¢ i i and custodian servic d sl - 3 % - A L5 o S HARMING models, Deailn tne 0eld M e | : L = & covered chair cushions. 2 I as mask production), | . I ] | . reflecting all the | 0 s Lol Bruduc | 1. Prices start at.......... approved styles for duction), $1350 to $1.500; e | ¢ f r : i (gas mask production), $1 cading Easter wear. Dainty | assembler (gas mask production), §1,162; little sailors trimmed laboratory helper, $1,200 to $1.400, Edge- ; 3 . e wood arsenal, Md. In a on to the - with beautiful flowers; | basic salaries named above the bonus 4 - 5 ' _the- | of 320 a month will be allowed for moat large dress hats, off-the positions, the salary of which does not face models, becoming exceed $2,500 a vear. Full information Pipi; H : f and application blanks may be obtained || iping rlot, and exc.]uSlve!y dES!gfled at the nom(‘l-‘ of the Civil Service CD!:’I- i p L . D for miss, madam or Taission, 1124 ¥ street northwest. Delicious Biscuits = WOULD FINISH CATHEDRAL | Rev. Freeman Makes Strong Ap- E | peal for Funds. | matron. The materials are lovely, glistening | braids, milan straws, | ~7 celophane, hair braids, | maline, lisere and novelties. A special showing of all black, fashionable black and white combinations, and navy, brown, gray, and all the high shades in demand. | Hundreds of Wonderful | Made in a Jiffy on a FLORENCE OIL COOK STOVE In a strong appeal for funds with [ which to_finish the Episcopal Ca- thedral, Rev. James E. Freeman,|| rector of the Epiphany Church, ad- ||} dressed a gathering of prominent || Episcopalians at the home of Mrs. || W. J. Boardman, 1801 P street, yes- || d o I Sailors at $5 e mesting was held undar the 3 S F I 1 ; [Pt e, e Blue Flame---- Wickless ammer oor COUerlngs We are featuring an extensive showing of the O s o o newest straw sailors at five dollars, in bl , b =l G Rives s B | Sa e { Ta0c and all tho bigh shades and combiastions > T | |amnmend; Mes B8 Chow. Mes. W fe to Use---Instantaneous Heat ter R. Tuckerman and Canon Talbert. = 5 3 . ;E“gj mgg‘f{g, was ‘g’"}_sx“i E{aéis"sé;’ The Florence Oil Cook Stove will make the kitchen a 8x10 Feet 6x9 Feet 9 sl mesting Of all|the comrmittass comfortable place to work in this summer. It will bake, g thedral Associati ironi he of the Nationkl Cuiindral Asociation roast, cook and allow you to do yeur ironing all at tl WILL HONOR NEW ENVOY. Italian Catholic Society Will Hold Reception Sunday Evening. A_reception in honor of the Itallan ambassador to the United States will be tendered by the Italian Catholic Socfety at St. Mary's Hall, 5th and Washington streets, Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Stenciled $ 5.95 Stenciled $3.95 same time—and comfortably, too. Burns kerosene, the Gra $S Rugs cheapest kind of fuel. No ashes, no slow fires, no dampers. We also carry a complete line of Florence Guaranteed 4‘I/2x7 Feet Stenciled Grass Rugs’ $2. 98 Ovens. ! - by | $ 75 Stenciled Grass Rumners, Yard.......... 39¢ ‘How You Can Tell| |i-iwizisidl | Prices Start at 24 | - | 012 Feet “Belle” Fiber Rugs, $7.45 i l Grass Rugs NMayer Bros. & Co. 937939 F St. NW. ANNOUNCEMENT This 2-Burner Style Oil Stove You will find this style Oil Cook (Stove convenient land economical. $ 75 hFule guaranteed. [ | the Value of a Corset| B N S| Rag Rugs at Low Prices n . $12.95 L0 $10.95 and M. Bello are in charge of ar- | A corset is somewhat Rag Rugs $ Rag Rugs 25x40 Inches 1' 19 25x36 Inches 79c rangements. like a shoe—you must wear it to know its real | usefulness and comfort. It is after months of hard wear that you really appreciate a Warner's Rustproof. It continues to fit; it does not lose its good lines; it may be washed when it is soiled and be just as good as ever; it stays comfortable; it is truly satisfactory. instantaneous | heat, Every Warner’s is guar- anteed not to Rust, Break or Tear. = Let Us Give You a Fitting a more campiete stock of . goo - ’ 2 l:&ti. Olocks, Bilverware and B g - 4 s composed ot M, Doasls, dor the mame o > and 8. Donzis, mn: BN R e