Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1921, Page 68

g % A fdll carload of floor cbverings in a tremendous sale—with big savings TEXOLEUM RUGS s This is one of the wide variety of rug patterns in this big sale. : _tremely durable, good looking and long wearing, with a _variety of patterns that provides the right style for any room. S w Texolenum rugs lay perfectly flat on the floor, without tacking, cement or other artificial help. And a Texoleum rug will not kick or curl up at ing to mar their looks. " the edges; will not shrink or stretch; let the weather be wet or dry, hot or cold; TEXOLEUM is always the same. Texoleum is waterproof. It will not mildew or rot. TIts hard surface can not absorb dust or moisture; hence Tex- oleum never requires sweeping—just an occasional going over _ with a damp rag. p == hes flat without “ tacking - waterproof; cold " and heatproof i **—1Is adapted for use in e 9 " all* parts of the house. We offer you choice of . seven - sightly patterns, R -all of which are illus- L, -~ .trated above. . % : ISanitex is one of the most durable felt-base floor coverings made. Unlike many other goods of similar character, Sanitex is not made of paper. Sanitex is made of linen, rubber by-products and is pattern surfaced by four heavy coats of paint. All this means wear service. Note: Here and these these rugs may be sibject to a slight misprint; but noth- All guaranteed as fully as if you paid the regular price. 9x12 Texoleum rugs at $9.95, we believe, is the lowest price yet known. The news is go- ing broadcast; other women are reading this as well as you—we leave it to your judgment ‘how long this part carload will last. In the same shipment are E 9x9 Texoleum rugs at $7.95 6x9 Texoleum rugs at. $4.95 o of SANITEX Every piece guaranteed first quality; all of it at this unexampled low price "SANITEX will not: crack - will not expand will not shrink will not curl or warp Bring your floor ‘measurements-with: you —choose ;what.you will at 49c:square yard. : Rugs, third fioor. * - % Get the facts straight. There have been plenty of sales hereabouts of “seconds,” “factory imperfections” and other “irregular” makes of floor covering. So we want to emphasize with all the power of our pen that this is a sale of - = " First qualily‘ SANITEX floor covering _sightly, sanitary and serviceable &5 And the 49¢ is less than you have been paying for “seconds” of other makes —The Hecht Cor- 'THE ' SUNDAY " STAR, "WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 18, 1921—PART 4. The Hecht Co. 7that_F’ Where prices are guaranteed 7th at F g‘%l@lfi,‘ i Cx s £ This china closet Substantial Colonial design. Quar- tered oak, with four 359_75 spacious shelves..... This bed davenport Duofold style in mahogany finish, golden oak or fumed oak. L'plzol- stered in imitation Span- $ ish leather................. 38 This mahogany rocker With panel back, upholstered in tapestry over coil E3 75 SPFngs .eeeiiiennns 15 \ Last day, tomorrow, of the 10% to 40% discount Furniture sale After tomorrow the 10% to 409, discount tags will be taken off all furniture and regular prices will prevail Entire stocks are included in this sale— the examples listed here evidence the savings throughout the stock. But you must act MONDAY. This coal stove Consumes very little coal; ex- cellent for baking and cooki;g. Medium size. oven, 75 nickel trimmings, SZ3 This Gunn bookcase Of golden or fumed oak; four sections—two 11% inches, and two 9% s =0 & This fiber rocker Brown fiber reed; strongly con- structed; comfort- able, : .:_Q;':‘g e ‘§§!i!_ 1. 2 This dining room suite, $165 Last day of the discount sale William and Mary design; Jacobean oak 54-inch buffet, 48-inch extension table, cabinet, and server with drawer and This davenport suite, Last day of the discount sale china shelf. grilled 3.5 - Three pieces—fumed or golden oak chair, rocker - and davenport that can be easily converted into - bed. Upholstered in imitation Spanish leather. Sale of U. S. Army Goods Simmeons steel cots -$-1 :39 Cost “Uncle Sam” $5.75 Extra :strong folding bed cots, with Simmeris patented galvanized spring. - 2 feet 6 ineh size. Slightly marred. Cot pads and matiresses Sizes to_fit above cots—pric exceptionally low. “_g . ial jute. 214-inch box cotton pad, $3.95 2V4-inch box felt pad, - S-inch hox cotton mattress, 5.inch box felt matiress, $2.9; AR _{Fiftn Aoor.) » 2 5 U. S. Navy hammocks 5 1.95 Cost the government about $5 All cords are exira ties and spreader rope -tlieed. ‘The ham- mocks can be taken apart to clean and reassembled in a jiffy, Over 6 ft. long and -about 3 ft. wide. - (Third floor.) Enamelware Kettles, 79¢ famous ne - enamel- Ketile, fas’ preser. ing ketle, 59’ Boih_are fall 2. gl capacity. - Firat qualits. Large huck towels, 10c Heavy huck, snow white, hem- wed ends. 18x36 i (Third floor.) 55.95 Designed for the U. S. Medical Corps to keep contents hot 24 hours; cold 36. Wear-Ever Alum- inum; fine for auto trips. (Fourth floor.) marquisette heavy met. Extra strong—seams reinforzed witk e Just one day left to buy wool RUGS At 10% to 25% discount Regular prices in force after tomorrow Sale of Curtains Net Filet $.69 Voile Nottingham pr, Marquisette 300 pairs mew curtains emphasiz- ing the mew low price for better qualities. Some with lace edge; some plain with hemstitching. Every pair per- fect—2%% vards long and full width. White, ecru and ivory. New Curtains, $4.69 pair— braided nets and Marie An- toinettes mounted on high- grade mets. 2% yards long. Some novelty Nottingham cur- taine included. - - Portieres, $14.95 pair — art sitk and novelty chenille with silk stripes: also some with Persian borders. Plain and color combinations. Window shades. 49¢ each— oil opaque mounted on spring © rollers. Green, ecru, white and sage. 3x6ft. All perfect. Fall sale of Dra pery materials 39¢ yd. Grades that sell regularly 59¢ to 75¢ yard. retonnes, marqui- settes, bordered voiles and marqui- sette, also printed marquisette and filet nets. Several thousand yards—mostly full pieces. (Third Boor 1 This medicine cabinet White enameled; has mirror door and inside shelve, This oil heater Perfection brand, made by the Standard Gl Co. Perfectls wafe and economic sily $4.95 cleaned, $4.95 This $165 electric washing machine 589.50 woman who knows most about these machines are the satis- fied users in your own neighborhood. y swing: ing wringer; the covered machin- ery parts; the non-grease bearings. eic., etc. And we will demonstrate the machine right here for you. s sends the machijne to your home $5 monthly pays for ‘.