Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 16

It isn’t always convenient to pay cash for your home furnish- ings. No need to delay the pur- chase of the things that make the home life ‘more«‘“homey.” Use your credit—no red tape or bother. Pay as You Earn. Perwd Dmngoom Satte i | of Solecwd American Walmrt b You'll want to possess this lovely suite for its style * | and finish as well as for the quality that is readily appar- > fl - ent in each piece. It consists of a 48-inch -Dresser with - s j plate Mirror, Bow-foot, 6-leg Bed, Vanity Dresser and | Styhsh Chifforette. Chairs are extra. % Floor Lamps{deal Gifts |~~~ Hewes = Remribl Vao in For the June Bride Three-Ptece F tber ‘Reed Suite Yi ° - For Gas or Electricity AT, - ThtsSmte wilt Heading the list of ap gro‘rnue mfis for ‘the r Lamp. ch are aficrm: d:elee of two styles that are.sure to a favorsble impres- Ihbegn sticks afld 2linch Silk Shades, in various colors. A damty Dlnnér Set ‘\mth - L'L ev F REE ‘amounting to $100 or more— cash or charge account. ] any home. Durably made. Finished in Baronial 369 75 Brown. Spring seats with cushions and pad back; covered in decorative cretonne.....eceess Open 8 Fufiuture News for the - - ‘Mzss ” Who Is About to Become a “Mrs. \ ' What about the plan for furmslnng the hew home? Just as every June Bride wuh:s her wedding costume to be above criticism so will she wish her home furnishings to be above reproach. We’ve made extensive preparations for the bride this 2 week, assembling furniture of quality and merit, selecting with an eye to glelsc the bride and those who c.ontcmplate : CR E D I T mahng wcddmg glfi:s. CASH ISWT NECESSAR'Y—EASY PAYMEN TERMS ARRANGE s P A Full Set of Plated Table- FR E ware given with every purchase of fumiture amounting to $100 : A or mort.hcash or charge account. ery purchase of fumiture Use Your Credit and Have These / | Two Sutes Sent to Your Home - Choice at Choice of American Walnut or Old Ivory | ® 5 You'll be proud to possess such an elegant suite as here shown. It represents the very best in workmanship and material. Made of American walnut, William and Mary design. It consists of an Inclosed Server, a 6-t. 48-inch Extension Table, Grille-panel China Cabinet with center door and a Buffet with mirror, Summer Rugs Specials Easy Payment Terms make a pleasmg acquistion to Matting Rugs 9 ft. by 11 ft. 6 in. New Stenciled Derigm. }‘2.95 aticecsscamecn Belle Fiber Rugs .9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in. Room Grazs Rugs 4%x7% ft. Close Wor ’ m e ven designsamanm - Room Size 8x10 ft. An unusual e a5 | TUS comaprirntomton Cedar Lawn Bench + A bench that w:ll last for years. A real|. J8 T rustic ornament and comfort- : na able seat for the lawn or gar- ’6 --95 den. : 724 : ) g”‘) " £ e %\ - 10| 3, [ L ¥ 2722 T uram a Constructed from full, -;. i round, solid cedar trees, "/,g--n. e v with the natural barkfin-- ."2;'5“?.:“33‘2_9_8 Keep the| Five-in-One Garden Tool 25¢ Grass T‘:ZS.'“ifiyRfi'ffnf« Iee Cream | Lawn Mower Rocker on platform, uphol- stered and Freezer gunateed Lawn EE_297| g S g0 qmmt Tm S NG PriCe.cecmmeses - High-Grade Bedroom Suite j l FIRST WAVE "OF OIL BOOM FILLS TOWNS AT FAR NORTH GATEWAY ' - § Alberts, June 9.—For- || (ONTON, tgne sebkers fronf all Parts of Canade and various parts of the United States ars gathering for-their dash into the l‘ohl:‘ Journey an far north ofl and mineral flelds when navigation opens about the middle of | thig “they TN Ehow bt T M June. Edmeonton, Fort McMurray and Peacs. River Crossing, the last two gateways Iflll.fl the Mackensis river b‘nln oil s, are lho'hll -signs of great -nivny. with large fleets of river and Fasoiine boats getting| DONIZETTI. HEIRS LOSE ers reld}' for the short summer transpol tation seaso; Edmonwn railroad ynrl- are jam- ming thrbugh Lrelsht for north points bot Rbr( McMurray and Peace nonllhx from the first wave of the ofl 'l‘hl little town of of four times its vious size. new buildings are being erected, while along the of the rive scows and lum g con- At all police points manned by the royal northwest mounted nollct oil seekers and others are compelled to |show their entry permits. These per- {mits are not issued uniess the 1= — fxm.sns- SI 39 Priu eanis emvans ' A beautiful assort- " ment of pretty plaids, checks and many stripes. Attractive styles, including sash back, beltéd and organdie collar models. All sizes from 36 to 46—and there ave ©< 1,800 in this lot. The color range is excellent,.s0 no mat- ter what you expect finahnhuuedxuwhmnm ‘his= group. the police patrols, com- c(.{lrd "nuharr‘ and '$Ou| + :lly capable of enduring the 'hhl,r: _are m»efly equipped for the < -, b stake sufficient for a full M established through for a years my of (ood. ~ SUIT FOR ROYAL{I’IES R.Iver Orold!‘ are ex Hencll" un- | Highest Court They |}l procedented nroverlty’:l‘ bustle, ajl & Eeench Hold. Are Entitled to Share for Only Ten Years After His Death. lylbeA—uMPr_ ‘m ne 8.—The heirs of Gae- Donsum the Italian composer, in roya.me. on u: composer: mposer's oo Just nndered. ’l'h‘ court hnlda lhlt the heirs are emtitled to royalties for 7| Save lost sheit st for many millions f‘. ujyuuyun-!ur the compose: dsatn, which occurred in 15y The eosts of m-un. over fifteen years, are ch lrxed to the heirs. The suit was brought by nephews— Giuseppi and Gaetano Donizetti—and was against the Society of Authors and the theaters that produced t ‘was contended by counsel for t he he pm-uu- that the present law grant- ing royalfies for flny yelrl applied, hut the court held that the law nnl es until 192! the um the flnu of the heira dulnr e s acath, which is wew eonstruction of the law on liter- ary proprietorship. LAW SOCIETY TO MEET IN HAGUE PEACE PALACE of nl tely, a Conference of International Asso- clation Called for Latter Part of August. vénted the meeting arranged for Au- the conference portance of Il due chiefly to the llcl that no na- is excluded an opvartu ity to men of all countries to meet and collaborate for the pro- motien of international legisiation. he absence of Lord ' Bungalew Aprons —with elastic waist and may be had in many pret- ty stripes of good quality B acn, $1.00 Nuglnt Gowns ~—hand embroidered. In the wanted shades of white and flesh. Plain tailored and lace-trimmed models. - Only 69¢ - —white and flesh are the ° popular colors —bisque and navy. Extra special at this price. Formerly Rext®7 - s208 FY qucm sec these to really | EXTRA A Clean-Up-in our Ready-to-Wear Section 107 Tateta, Mignonette and Satin Dresses Eyery one is well made aod finished in 2 high-clas$ manner—you’ll have to come in and appreciats their values. Comeuflymdywm’tbehpomfied. ?mCrchddmmdSm -Dresses—reduced Girls’ Dresses .t o ~ —Organdie in _nn!ly ‘ed models. In sizes 7 to 12 e g s1.95 Envelope Chemise values offered are most at o = 69¢ Voile Waists - 37.95 stsen 35 | Reading,