Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1921, Page 14

i 14 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,; D. FURNITURE 10 = 40% [ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 192 “Nation’s Builders” Held Up to Electrotherapeutic Delegates. ‘Welcomed to Washington on behalt of the United States government Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer, phy: 'HE furniture sale has just about two weeks more . torun. Time now for all who need furniture— or who will need it—to get what they want while these savings of 109, to 409, are in force. This page evi- dences some of the savings. A o our entire stocks discounted - J : R — To those whom we were unable to deliver Jordan 5-Passenger Silhouette Touring Cars to during the past ten days we wish to an- nounce that two shipments arrived yesterday. gates present from all country, the thirty-fir; ing of the American Electrothera- peutic Association convened for a four-day session at the Hotel Wash- ington today. No hidden charge for credit Telelelelelelelelele) 00000000 To those who are not familiar with Jordan Superiority we invite you to compare the following points with any car built. Appear- ance—comfort—performance (especially over rough roads)— aluminum body construction—tire equipment—gasoline mileage— velvet shackles—second-hand value. “In extending to you the freedom of the Capital city of our great na- tion, the citizens of Washington real- ize the service you are rendering to the American people,” said Gen. Saw- yer. “Only lately they have adopted the slogan of ‘Washington, the heart of the nation,’ and, knowing them as I do, I feel at liberty in saying that they take pride In spreading that inspira- tion to all the people of our great republic.” “Builders of Our Nation.” Gen. Sawyer praised the thousands of workers in the government de- . Everybody pays for credit ; ask your banker. When you buy furniture for credit you are tying up somebody’s money and you = s . Thls 225 canc SUIte $1 35 partments and advised all present not should pay for the privilege. Di ted 409 bri a ¢ iscoun T it down to “build- Eoreen s 0dd wood beds o fepart Yhont aneing Shete “Yake not see just how. See illustration. Mahogany-finished frames, fitted “We have more than beautiful parks discounted 40 and monuments here,” he said. “And counted 40% nothing is more interesting than the - sterling man and woman workers who thing for nothing, though $27.50 walnut bed, $16.40 are daily giving all théy possess that - $29.75 mahogany bed, $17.85 :{t‘: wheels of our government may :34.50 m.l:oglll:lyd,bed' ggzg Gen. Sawyer touched on the forth. 50.00 walnut be Y coming conference for the limitation of armaments and declared a program $60.00 walnut bed, $36.00 was being outlined by’ the admints. 343 tration “so big and broad that our $72.00 maple bed, -20 foreign brothers will be compelled to $115.00 walnut bed, $69.00 admit its reasonableness.” Fojlowing a response to the ad- dress of greetings by Dr. Willlam L. Clark of Philadelphia, the assembly voted unanimously to elect Gen. Saw- yer to honorary membership in the organization. 0000000000000 0D 5-Passenger Silhouette, $2,250 F. O. B. Cleveland Q000 No one can give some- with cane. Spring seats, upholstered in tapestry. some business houses try to disguise that fact through discounts or higher first prices. Walker Motor Company ° 1517 Connecticut Avenue Here we prefer to deal in the open. We make our first prices the lowest in the 000000 The early session opened with Byron Sprague Price of New York city, presi- dent, in the chair, and after routine business of the executive committee city, and make them alike to every one. : (g We make no charge for . credit up to 90 days; if you been dispensed with reports were read by the following delegates: Dr. Frank ;(L Granger of Boston, Dr. Fl')msi;lcl; de raft of New York city, Dr. Herbert = e ——— e R IISMASS: DrY R R gl L. Kinney of Wellesville, N. John Burch of Syracuse, N. Mary L. H. Arnold Snow of Ne ; Dr. Curran Pope of Louisville, wish eredit for o loger This 5280 bedroom suite §] G8§ period we must charge you : 0, A s %. Discounted 409, brings it down to Dr. John W. Torbett of Marlin, Dark Walnut Suite, including large dresser, . - - chiffonier, toilet table and double wood bed. This $61.75 Gate-leg New vom: city snd Prearient ries. |7 7 N A large crowd gathered for the < g 7 3 Table Z manufacturers’ exhibition, which is - Quai E being held daily in the salon of na- AT I uaint style, in tions in the hotel and much inter- | : }Idre:l'l;orll:':.ny, 537.05 est was displayed in the exhibits. DOWN STAIRS STORE O Lesser Priced Merchandise AN rooms. Less 40%... EXCESS PAID FOR RENT MUST BE RETURNED Commission Calls Attention to Pro- vision of Amended Law Order- ing Refund by Sept. 24. Property owners in the District who, prior to April 18, collected or received rent in excess of a determi- nation of the rent commission, must make return to the tenant before September 24, according to a section of the law as amended last month by Congress. Attention to this was called by the rent commission today. A new section of the rent act, which is = This $459 dining suite 4 $34.25bedoutfit pyo ounted 409, brings it down to $2 75 0 3.piece Outfit—Englander Bed, with Z-inchl = American Walnut William and Mary Period ;'l'l‘imfi" ‘“"':‘:n_ 55 Suite. 60-inch buffet, 54-inch extension table, grilled el EiGnden .520. china cabinet and server. 300 Extra-Size Blouses Soft, Silky Voile Blouses—Fine Batiste Blouses Sizes 44V to 54V, 7 . known as section 123, provides as Dining chairs folPY %11 cases where the owner of any rental DYOD!I‘(X, Ifil;lgmell;'q{)l' hi 7. di; tel has, prior to April 18, 1921, col at 40% discount lected or recelved any rent or charge |, : : g therefor in excess of the amount fixed Including chairs suitable for in a determination of the commission use in office or store. made and in |1;;‘u hl’orce u‘n;i efle(t‘tulln 7! dance with the provisions of the $5.75 Jacobean oak, $3.45 ||| 850N wikhin Hirty dave atter $7.95 golden oak, $4.75 this section takes effect return such $8.75 golden oak, $5.25 excess renn:’l or c)u.r‘ge to lhel tenlst 7 directly, and if such return is made $14.75 walnut, $8.85 within such perlod the owner shall not mah become liable under the provisions of! $1250 ogany, $10.50 section 112 of this act. An owner who has obtained a judgment against a tenant for, or which includes, such rent or charge in excess of the amount bedro. airs fixed in such a determination of the Odd om ch commission shall move to vacate such $1.85 $245 $2.95 Another opportunity for the stout woman to secure new blouses at reasonable prices. All new, fresh, desirable styles, well fitting collars in roll or V-neck styles; fancy vest fronts. Blouses made to give a slen- derizing appearance to the figure. R = Judgment to the amount of such ex- This $109 handsome $643 = & rockers Sess within sixty days after this sec- overstuffed suite e tlon takes effect. In case such motion % 6ot : y A . mahogany day bed— Ll 109 brings it down to 5 St T dL Cn i | e BT e 168 Linen-Finished Sheets An Extraordinary Sale of solid mabogany with carved Apcon o XA o $5.50 mahogany chair, $330 such judgment vacated, such fudement, Size 81x90 e ey pineapple posts. Covercdiintan: A $8.75 mahogany chair, $5.25 null and void.” ( 1ze 23 ) . exe tumn: pestry. Long daven- $10.00 mahogany rocker, $6.00 Should repayment not be made the Women s Lcather | Fitted with box 2 o 5 o : = > 2 Fitel il bt $Q540 port, with loos pillow.cads, commodions srmchaie 1150 vt it 3608, Iy omaseiin fonl o e e e Very specially priced, $1.35 Pocketbooks, $1.95 XK Jow roll........ and rocker, with loose spring cushions. $14.50 mahogany chair, 870 amount charged and the amount set 2 2 by the commission, in addition to a We believe that we have purchased in this “rental' property” does mnot include promptness. Of genuine Tennessee red cedar, 42 inches long, 17 inches wide, 15 high. $50iattorneyisitos 1 f the best Seamless, Handtorn Sheets WOMEN’S COLONIAL MAK Tled o ot one of mless, S MAKE A . Pro es all s ade S se e u o -t e s . ThlS Ceddl' CheSt ‘fin‘:::th ma:;n. é:w;: effect etxhgg u..EE s“ppfy those who ':v“e on ,gte ot thesl-st with “l‘fketlhdastps and dainty hand mir- 8 O‘ ; E R Hon 2, which provides that the term lot we had on sale. We, therefore, suggest :tji;i.hed eather straps neatly and strongly places used exclusively for a business purpose, a hotel or apartment build- ing or a garage or warehouse. In the new act, passed by Congress, provision is made for an attorney to {the commission who shall receive a |salary of $5,000 a year. It was stated iat the commission today that the ap- A Very SPCCial Sale Of il et W ¥ f New Fall Wool and Silk Street Dresses as to who might get the post. Takes the drudgery out of housecleaning Y 514.95 All-Wool Rugs discounted FIGHT YELLOW FEVER - Remarkably 1 2 SRR s i e || ) Underpriced placed a quarantine at all « port: {against ships from Manzanillo, Mexi-| These dresses are in individual styles and marked at substantial savings. Lo e il All the. newest modes in trimming and embroidery have been utilized in their making. Ex- | e cellently tailored and carefully sized to give the best fit and appearance. ; Navy is the predominating shade, but other fall colors are shown in the most wanted silk and wool weaves. Sizes 16 to 44. Owing to the fact that this price is special we could not get full size range in each style, therefore early selection will have its advantages. 33% velvet rugs e D The best values in ru gs we have seen for ‘a ‘ $l Sends this A Sale of 220 Trimmed and Tailored Hats $2.75 number of years. Velvet rugs, bear in mind, with- out a seam. Rich fall colors and patterns to please ;:I.:p:;;: ) : the most particular. 2 The woman with a Hoover will go about her fall house-cleaning with a smile. HOdgeS' wool $65 Art loom Wil- Dirty rugs, dusty upholstered furniture, draperies and cur- tains bring no fear to her. The HOOVER will clean them all in and fiber rugs ton velvet rugs balf the time and with Balf the effort it take the old way. 1S YOUR . : o 9x12 ft. 349,75 The Hoover beats, as it sweeps, as it suction cleans. - Il FAR SIGHT A sale such as this is hardly ever planned at so early a date. 9x12 f1. 8.3x10.6 Don't go any longer without one. BOTHERING Lyons Velvet, Panne Velvet and Duvetyne Hats in about twenty-five differ- 8.3x10.6 RN ) ‘We have made it easy for you to own a Hoover. YOu 9 ent stylesc.l ballkthe new colors including pheasant, rust, mohawk, jade, navy, g ewest patterns for fall —the - . brown an ck. & The lowest price they have been poee e Caad A Pay $1 down and balance in 2 2 o sold for in many years. o o':’:;‘:l l;::t ';:u:: ) monthly i L f Do i Tocusing An opportunity to secure an early fall hat at an exceptionally low price. muscles of your eyes refuse to accommodate 4 ei):.ir;l:‘lea u‘l'l“i::;w:‘l pfiu::: All are seamless. Numerous pat- A special drive this week—100 Hoovers sold is our goal. L terns. — i That’s why this attractive inducement. 3 your vision to long dis- tance? We can de- d termine just the strength .needed in the A Special Purchase and Sale 5o ot sk tor an I Women's and Misses' Sweaters \: I Specially Priced, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 li | ' | | for October d > ; ffl'm;:::;er | "’, wearing our » ses. : | = The Hechit ( e Just in time for the miss going aw'ny to school or for wear with sport skirts. This is a._special purchase of sweaters, consisting of thirty different styles. Guaranteed all Made p uxedo or slip-over styles. : tomorrow GRTOMLT o