Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 43

Presenting New Imported Arrivals— Hall- Clocks| ‘or sceveral years importation of such Lie l.( )CKS™ has been Timited and restricted to a cer- | tain extent—those coming through being very expensive. Our for representative took advantege of the rate of exchange and the cheap labor conditions dtserland, due to wpemploymest and purchased them for us at such a low figure as to smake this offer vie of wery unusual interest. 1i you would experience that joy that centers in the & ~ sion of a H: "1LOCK alone--this is your oppor- tunity, and a SAVINGS' one at that. Choose for your hall or stair- case such a ;lock and notfilml)" do you purchase a magnificen MOTHER article of furniture—but a guaranteed timepiece as well. Sulld M Imglny Hall Clock Would Appreciate ftod " Tmpo nent. himes on the quarter, half and three- AL L ! hour it strikes. ' I juarter hour. Each ’ ‘ XMAS Soh:llslv‘lt!l!:-g:?)llgl?sslc Ha'l Clock has u very fl $ .00 | Tod Imported M = s on_ the or Trinity half and thre uurter hour. HOME s a the hour. Beuutlful ralsed mothers® pleasure u;un.d dlul, and a GIFT the home i Elegantly Plain-Designed Hall Clock £350.4 chimes are heard on the guar- er hour; hour . Beautiful 1 flgure dial Magnificent Snlnl Mahogany Hall Clock Will Very mussive clock with ~ heveled glass § .00 Rem sides. T_In nmovel nt = y fine six-tube is_a affair an you may choose efther One Westminster or Trinity chimes, Quar- ter, hulf and three-quarter chim and it strikes the hour. Very fine raised figure dial with moon calender. R. Harris & Co. SEVENTH AND D EISEMAN’S 605-607 7th St. Bet. F & G Sts. $5.00 off the Price of Your Suit or Overcoat We're forcing prices down to the very limit—doing everything we possibly can to bring prices back to nor- mal. So we offer for Saturday— | Any $24.75 : Suit or (Overcoat Your Choice At $19.75 These garments were priced right at $24.75, but with the sweeping reduct:on of $5.00 their extraordinary value will im- press you at the first glance. ] Every suit and every overcoat is ALL WOOL, and their tailoring gives the garment an easy, natural drape, which good drc“u\ always prefer. About 350 garments are affected by this reduction, giving vou a good variety to choose from. | Experienced Advertisers Prefer TI‘IE.STAR | v fan ) | the f e ////// | 72277, 7 NN 727, % 2NN, 7 7 % 227 W % R, 0, 7 22 Anti-Cruelty Association and nith annus hnmane children Gets eral mw promaotion of our firs [ 'THE EVENING § STAR, WASHT) W'AQHI\GTO\ D0, FRIDAY OCTOBER 14, 1921. SEEK TOPROMOTE | et e e Awaits Court Decree to The Star. R, Va., October HUMANE INTEREST| s e shine liquor % “arrested” and locked up in a cell at the | Humpihire county jail at Rom- | mey. W. Va., yesterdny. Mru. H. | B Mockman made the din- | covery in her back yard mear Euh! Haltimore & Ohlo depot nnd at once notified the sheriff. Animal Relief Auxiliary speaker at a dinner on the night of October 15. Goy. Spronl of Pennsyl- vanlaialso has been invited to muke |G arr address at the dinner. Sightsceing trip to historical poin: Department 1 Yoctation st} jed at I | i DAILY BALANCES Officers were in a quandary as to Meet. ! | to what o do with the liauor, HILADELPHIA, October 14.—The vancement of humane Interest in sections of the country will be outstanding thousht at the forty- will cretary president for Kt ou eland, H. L. Alfred a 2 Protect Chf panie '\nnnr “The past public fnst «mford, Conn. Speakers at Dinner. G Srantm Bacon laper Piano now specially priced for this company " $575 down o aweck onour Three year Payment plan ALSO Francis Bacon Upright ---$375 Francis Bacon Baby Grand-$ 745 On similarly easy terms K during this sale OU hear much of “Opportunity”—so much, in fact, that one is inclined naturally to turn a deaf ear. “He doth protest too much” is a serious indictment. This is why the man on London Bridge was unable to give away genuine gold sovereigns. Nobody would believe him. You can trust your own eyes.and your own judg- ment. Or—you are requested to bring the best musical expert you know and examine these in- struments. Come tomorrow—or tomorrow even- ing—and make sure. Else you may find you have overlooked something. Hear the new music. ., president Ameriea;l Just a Touch Horace Roberts Agnes Repplier of Loose-Leaf Memo Book t J. Wilkin of the chil- Look for This Trade Mark ia, and Hayden Ord Store open evenings during this sale. in- of interest on checking accounts Z % on daily balances—compound- ed monthly o of Your Thumbs || &l interest on ordinary savings A slight pressure of the 3 (o) accounts—compounded quar- thumbs, and your National terly e M f Co- H . - Lo "Dr A “kered: || Snaps open—as slight a interest on special savings : humane agent of Wis- pressure closes it. A ded # | hitdren's section, which will Ask for Nationai Series N e =0 uny hes *] t 4 he con- et e dava gt the conc || 6100 and 6050, annually Brooklyn; Alfred ¥. Vihen Yor far EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY wooun | | THEMUNSEY TRUST COMPANY HE Munsey Building Loose-Leaf and Bound Books = Pa. Ave., Between 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. NATIONAL BLANK BOOX €0 18 Riverside, Holyoke, Mass. Rz Pz //////////////7/ Tz iz Arthur J ordan Piano Co. Homer L. Kitt, Secretary-Treasurer Street at Thirteenth This sale permits you to secure a good player piano on the eas- iest kind of reasonable terms ND—au real instrument! The name of Bacon has stood for all that is good in music for more than a century. Search the markets of the world and you cannot find a more reliable and dependable player than the Francis Bacon. It is our first choice of instruments in this field of music. We have sold the Bacon for years—you will find it in the best homes Accompanied by a Bacon in the land. An istrument vou will he Pm’m in _her first perform- = - at Castle Garden, New proud to own! hrL City, three-quarters of a century ago. Come and listeu and learn WHI:\" we agreed with the manufacturer to put on this sale, we practically staked our reputation that the people of this city were now ready and \\1llmg to buy —provided we gave them reasons. And—please note the panel at the left. There you will find the reasons—plainly expressed. A price for quality that cannot be surpassed today—and such terms as should appeal to all hesitant buyers. It is small wonder that the store is visited every day with earnest. careful buyers. The more thriity and practical you may be, the more this offering will appeal to you —if you will come prepared to weigh, measure. and appraise these values for their actual worth, We are making history here now. We are open- ing people’s eyes. \We are practically setting a new standard of values by giving you more than you vshou]d reasonably expect. Your first visit here will make this plain. TEAR THIS OUT AND MAIL AT ONCE | UPRIGHT PIANO Every Francis Bacon Al’tllllr Jordan Piano Co. T PLA ez A player piano is guar- G Street at Thirteenth ; L THREY CRARD | in wwritii i Without any obligation whatsoever on my part, yon may send el o mel phologryaphs fnd full details of the Francis Bacon Piano a period of ten years. (as checked above) which is now offered on special terms for a short while. ring at the last meeting rongratuinted the 16. | councii upon the addition to its men. nory | bership. Refreshments were served ///» 2 77//% Z 777 Z 7 Z i, Y ik N § N B 77 N \ \ N N § \ N N\ \ % \ \ § N N N N \ \ \ N N