Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1921, Page 46

5 ‘ " 16 : o THE SUNDAY . STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 29 1921—PART 2. o h ver [ pened to b ould have | doubtless. in her formative vears, [him know. And. also, he recalled || common-sense woman or she mever |p e around it W that back in the seventies there was tell the | when Britlsh merchantmen touched v { ve tri Arab turban | given him anoth to i ’::glflm!:.lu‘; :::::1 ‘:,“:n‘a:m:h tusben| Eiren ther chance port, she would hear jack tars an old fellow who belonged around || I N q I (;l IARD NEWS i| side. She was too short and too potty. | “What fools these mortals be!” ing their ditties while on shore leave. | the depot at Rochest N. Y. who . [k the hos out tooloral There i and she absorbed their melods | was_known, only. Round Me | Were other reasons. but three good B i that Dickens charac | fiat,” because he was forever sing- = —— - ——— | onea ought to be erough. HA\'E ¥ou a lttie music machine beer vats who c ing te himself the song by that name. - - — HE dusk drenched with | companionable that the prowler! Vhen she had smirked at the aw. in your home? Snceughiihe Fores e L] A battalion parade and review of all plcking up and many more new mes ut was drenched w able = 5 it 3 she reached the g sl 5 o ca- |Are expected to be enrolles ore rain that had stopped falling. wxuv‘n"( envious. of course, but—you ful 1eflection in |-\0‘;!,n!9‘1|m! A woman slippeq a record on hers|tunes came to her as spont _\,\:oTHER friend sende this to help | units of the District of Columbia Na- | Z7F T8 l»:m-« e e A & “ | know how it is when you see good Ils horrors from he vear and waited expectantly for the call- as if th original— ALt an 0ld song. that none of us tional Guard was held last Tucsdsy liciments lust week were as follows: and the gray sea of wet as-[poet-comrades like the Brownings hand mirror ehe asked the clerk: : : the plagia ¢ the armory. Maj. Richard | Medical detachment, Headquartemy phalt that overflowed the east | Chamming alons. and Sou have no | Without storping (o consider that'the | IN& woman (o resister enthusiasm one reason [ o | S0t Just right: Ssveine el ot i |ana servioe ey William T Bige e own poer child had a soul to save over the sonz. Fhe was not disap- dings alone that | _"Dear Miss Lancaster: 1 dont 8 Larde; ACJntARL Eore kine and Phillip ¥ Biggins; Company front of the Capitol reflected mist- lines of the building and beyond that So they came strolling toward hor,i neither of them realizing the sculp- “Do you think it becomes me?" The clerk beamed admiration. It was pointed want to ‘butt in but when I was & District guard were announced last| q"\Walier s Whee Welsh and Earl A scemed a pretty faim reason— ficer. The band led the guard in the| Auxiliary Engineer Com- “That was a real treat! Why, m¥ youth the New York Ledger was the moons of yellow lght. tured stone waiting in Florence for her business to. And. doubtless. (he! still. at that. she may be Wrong ns best weekly magazine published for ; SR \m- | pany. ard W. Young. James Me- Tt looked so exactly like Venice— | Elizabeth, or the worse fate of Rob- Big White Recorder we know about . 1 haven't neard those old | o Gueen Lil Just owning the rec: | the homes of this country. and it |Parade Maj. La Garde expressed him- | S8 “CRE B es and Sam But- 4 : | ert. who wae to go home to England | turned a sympathetic head. e We uged to sing them ' grd docsn’t prove it one way or an. went inte all the homes of education self as pleased with the outfit after |, especfally if you have never been|.;j get fat. and when they were| “I think I look well in it too. Let _on the —make A other. You have got to know ihe and intelligence from ocean to ocean. ' the review. there—that one woman who was|close enough for their voices to carry |me try on that other one. I don't don’t they ™ 0id songs. in that old New York Ledger I read e A speciall camp) of instructien Sb¢ Pprowling around made believe that|Elizabeth said to Robert: | mean the one you got in your hand— i r Deard this * X % (he "original “slory of ‘the &entle | Two promotions of members of the |oMoers and selected men of the 3 “Any decen® man wou! ave got v husband can’t abide me in black. 7T ehild iz 3 . . po * of the lady of the then pop- 4 ot the quick. Silent motors were KON- | (axi for nis wife In weather Mie this | Abat men funny Hawatlan farewell Waords and r HERE is & scientist whose name D . and her name was ‘Hosa District Guard were announced Lux‘::l(:l:l;;;u;d."':"l‘l'l be held June 6 to 11, dolas and that the human shadows|You know I've got a cold and my | The clerk brought forward a dream NII'en L¥ Quéen Lil not long before means & lot to Lee—%0 You see that every iast one night. Corp. Roy W. Kecsee was pro- | B - weaving in and out of deeper shad- |8lippers are as thin as—" | in violet chip with a side-fall of lem- ,,sm"m‘fi enough to ap iate his work., For Of US 0Wes an apology to the ‘Prairie |moted to sergeant and Private Sher-| 0 el Ciard wm heve Flower' we misnamed as ‘Rosalie.' " Also—and this is real funny: A \eriter sends word that the cryptic “What's the matter with paying for | on plumes and long streamers of vio- man W.ileahy wasipromoted toicor: your own taxi? Your job's as good as ! Jat mine:” ows that were trees, were all friends that she knew quite well—in a way. | ‘two solid weeks of camp Instruction during July. The guard will go to Camp Simms. Congress Helghts, D. C., all right. folks who have a tender memory for are built ay and blue da; Ivet ribbons. his i a sixteenth contury poke.” t Lieut. George G 1srael, one of | mands ad- ‘“That old man who came out of! Then Venice made a fade out. and| - that's too old for ma! ration as e-was Navy lad who | Jine_auoted by the old soldier who t officers of the District guard e the Medici palazzo sort of resembles | (D€ Woman prowler was back to the | why useter wear pokes when | 12l Tandes e r“ Who | Lomembered back to himseif in 4 has submitted his resignation to the SUrinK u:mw:;kwn:‘;‘nu,lyni,:::“: b D e | sweet-smelling trees and to the way- | wag in my teena! I believe 1 like ths o it. and for theljlye frock worked arpund with adjutant general Lieut. lsrael mives J4I¥ 3T WO B9 10 GNP On 20 1550, only he walks more like Titfan | up sky. where a real moon was peek- | gold turban hest. What shape you : ‘ i-time baliad white flowers, was not “The Night as rcason for Tesigning probable Where practical instructics : T O e s mmene | ing out—and to the clty of lixht that &0 tnac? of the machine wonnd . In_that | with the Raven Black Bloom.” but: continucd absence from the city and | oS S ANFROW. Ha SACmona o way-offt down town, and to a| 2 fresh nesdle. to give | 1 night of the Raven Elack atress of business affairs. He but re- kiting by the Bridge of ghs when It was & toque, for the clerk, in an somes he used fo &in, All she can recall ia: ry. where there were books and | cently returned from Camp Benning. he she had better be home getting Othel- onest effort to do her duty by both store | FORMER GERMAN SHIP SALE. s s 3 hel- | books and ; , z planin Lads fair. lady fair. bauish thy gloom, Ga,. where he took an extended course los Suprer for him. That Young chaP | “Which showa that there are .1‘..8,-5.‘:;;36[;351'7‘*"2; T peee e itor's viic Ob s iy + n tmoom. wiil sou bus | For 1 Am (he knight of the raves black in the infantry school ai that camp. The Shipping Board has offered i Th faw mort of reminds me of | comPensations. } ahane and color for & woman who had whteling il b, WA VErTE Wil o iy @ broom 2 | plume . i ete {;llgnal::nb:;mbr;lfid:aul)’:““'l,tor sale six former German vessels o b on Beaiacha say eith PEEE never been pretty and was no longer Tobbed ner: tateimalestyiot | aabaa T S et Coiaiipee R . ™ Maouras Dut | obe one of its best men, for Israel | totaling 41000 deadweight tons. Bids women—ang. talking of tourists, who's WOMAN was trying on a hat. She | YOUn£. It was an effort that failed -poor foul, she was used The woman he came to see oubtless will give downright joy to | is ranked as & good amateur pitcher. | for the purchase of the vessels. which that crossin; Vi fr S Mark' | v 4 about doub L3 Y L3 NG Stodee SVer Trom Bt MATKE|/ iooked Tiks s G000 Wonikh ‘WO | bt e et e e oas, Hto Denk o —her eritie exoner- | it knew that much -though what any | the man who wanted to know what |He pitched in the game last year |consist of three cargo and passenger 1hunly the }.:.p;',':ac:..n rownings. Aren't | think the tossel is awful cute | ated her from blamp. which, brethren. orphan boy wanted with a broom is his young mother could have been |agalnst the Camp Lee team. Steamers, one cargo steamer and tw was going to wear wings when she But she couldn't have been a he handed out a bill and got a few coins, and if friend Puck had ha 8 do not always do ou sce, she loved a Btory of sor | sailing vessels, will be opcned “ing elme, but. any- ey Their approa some ono will let ing shadows were so i about = sluEingisboy Enlistments in the local guard are musi NNIE LANCASTER. | ‘Beginning Tuesday we repeat that intensive furniture campaign that meant so much to Washington home- makers last year. Rugs and draperies also join the sale, with prices pared down to a point where savings are significant and easily seen. Examples: Il Sensational! We took a whole carload so we could sell This fiber reed suite, $149 Inviting and attractive—in new finish of meer- schaum. Long davenport, armchair and rocker, with - loose cushions over spring seats; backs upholstered in cretonne. This attractive 3-piece Bedroom suite 5185 Queen Anne feriod design This “two-way” davenport, $189 HANDSOME davenport or day bed of latest de- sign—and a luxurious, full-size bed—both in one piece of furniture. That is the— . Way Sagless Davenport This willow tea wagon—useful Shides open. There is no Equipped with a high-grade in serving, especially on the ve- randa. Equipped with removable glass $28'75 HRY. oo e You have your choice of either American wal- nut or brown mahogany finish. _This suite embraces the features that many are seeking, but usually find only in higher-priced furniture. s folding or unfolding, no heavy lifting. You simply pull out bot- tom section to make into a full- size bed. Both cane and wood, finished in brown mahogany. Upholstered in rich cretonne or denim in a pleasing variety of patterns. mattress and with_the Way Sa less Spring, well known for its sleep-inviting comfort. Cushion is extra. To see this improved combina~ tion Davenport is to appreciate its many unusual advantages. = < This brown fiber suite, 34_375 Well built of durable fiber reed; baronial brown finish settee, armchair and rocker with loose cretonne-covered cushions. 3 pieces. R e ideal size for small s 95 ] \ = partment; ard- U = . Fatom 813 1 tn— = ey robe or | A kitchen cupboard . 51485 This sturdy porch set, $10.85 . Just 40 of them left Cupbeoard Swing or settee to go with armchair and rocker; substan- has two glass doors, cahinet top, and two- door base fit- ted with drawers. W a r drobe with double doors- and drawer at bot- tom : has shelf with coat hangers. tially constructed of well-seasoned material, in fumed oak finish. This dining room suite, $195 Constructed of American walnut, in Queen Anne design. 4 pieces—48-inch table, 54-inch buffet, inclosed server and large grilled china cabinet. Another dining room suite, $475 Chippendale style, in American walnut or brown mahogany. Suite comprises 60-inch buffet, oblong extension table, china cabinet with drawer and inclosed server. This cedar chest—genuine Tennessee red cedar, with highly polished finish. Sure - protection for your clothes. Size 15x18x34 s12'95 inches ..... oo This bed davenport, in fumed or golden oak or mahogany finish: This oak dining room suite, $98 upholstered in brown imitation i ¥ p . . lpe ather: metal § 75 Attractive suite, in fumed oak finish. Includes buffet with frame and link 39' mirror back, square-end china cabinet, extension table and SPIIDES ~eoowe-- seEver. L i iy » Full size vanity dresser with swinging mirrors and long pier glass. Bow-end bed and chifforette. Dressers to match these Suites extra. IF you want a perfect cold storage plant in your home, you can’t do better than to follow the lead of The Pullman Co. and 95% of the railroads and big institutions everywhere. All of whom use the BOHN .SI’PHOIV refrigerators Let us show you why 81x90 seamless 'SHEETS iy ! This porch swing—built of This kiddie koop—sides and double-bolted fittings and top screened: mounted on C with folding back. 5 95 rubber-tire wheels; white Complete with * enameled. Com- ¢ 75 chains and hooks.... plete with woven 10- wire Spring...... Full bleached sheets of quality muslin: with little dressing Limit of 6 to a customer. ’: Pillowcases, 39¢ Famous Wearwell brand. Size 42x36. Cretonne cushions, 79¢ Thisiceed tockers fiberizced Filled with silk floss and covered with in baronial brown finish; ap- This Roman seat, in mahog- ' § = 5 in attractive dark patterns. propriate for any any finish, with pad. cretonne in a room or on the $5.95 ded seat of black C veranda....coceeeannn imitation leather... Madras, $1.48 A rich, colorful madras for curtains. Being 50 inches wide it can be advanta- "||\' geously split for overdrapes. i T J Dutch Grtains, $1.29 T Cross stripe cartains, in dark and light- colored stripes. Tassel fringe. Complete with valance, ready to hang. Terry cloth, 89 Double faced, in floral patterns. 36 inches wide. Just-the thing for doors and windows. ‘ This porch rocker—a high back comfortable 54 85 ‘This magazine rack—built of sturdy oak and sl 95 rocker with double glazed cane seat.... constructed to - give lengthy service......, - (Third Soor.) Way Sagless Day Beds Are Here at $95 2,000 yards remnants of felt base floor covering 39° yue 2010 yard lengths Remmants arzen’t worth much to mbuttheyarewc{: here of some patterns to cover-a good size kith bathroom or pantry. Texoleum—Congoleam—Floortex Tile, hardwood and fancy patterns. Bring your room measure= 9x12-ft. summer rugs, $16.90 Give your home that breezy, inviting appearance. Patterns for all rooms, as well as the veranda. Rattania all-fiber Crex grass rugs Domus all-fiber Willow grass Cherokee all-fiber Deltox grass More grass rugs, $5.95 Speak quickly for these—there are only 50 in the lot. 8x10and 9x12 ft. sizes. Serviceable grade, in bluey brown and green; some bordered and with plain or. figured centers. Y - - 9x12-ft. congoleum rugs, $8.75 Perfect quality rugs, made with one seam. The maker i dropping these patterns and we got them underprice. Styleq suitable for almost any room. Axminster rugs, $34.75 Seamless—9x12-ft. size In patterns to harmonize or contrast with almost any color scheme. Select from oriental and small all-over designsy Every rug perfect. Continental screen doorg $3.48 Securely screened. Al sizes from 26x66 to 210x7. Bring your dood size. Sherwood all-metal screens, 69c f An adjustable fabric wire screen that fit any ordinary size window. Maximum add!