Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922, . % 35 1,052 INFLUENZA CASES | [ chira sende alior || POST HONORS VICTIM. = one will see a ray of sunshine section of the fourth district of the | ||~ Adjoining HUB FURNITURE CO. * 1 influenza report siowed 10521 | lovatn & eheerte REGULRR STOCK OF DEPENDRBLE FOOTWEAR- Veterans' Bureau at the time of his | ] [ ] REPORTED IN ONE DAY | | Savings—$I1—to Help | |Flag Placed ‘on Cofin of Sergt. s Some Theater Victim Montgomery, Theater Crash. . 240 Pneumonia Cases Also De- ":‘:ll:'lflnr':ll‘l:;;h.e.:lv;t‘l:ehzzlln; An obituary for the late Sergt. AR velop in New York—111 Denths | | waw seceivea by Commisstoner | | Montsomery wil be read at the regular : ; < udolph this morning from ten- | | meeting of the Lincoln Post of thei 729 7th NW. ® Besult From Two Disenses. | | yenelold 3" Morvises of i | | American Tegion at s resuior mecins | || CREDIT | SuccEssors 1o perrirs | CREDIT Misses Children's chester, N. Y., f € & 8 NEW YORK enter, N. Y., for mome needy » S1 Sizes GRERT . Vietin of the ' Knickerhocker | |2t the Racquet Club tonight. Mon- | ffl G lfi/zzet?)" 8% toll VALUES ] first time lh{\x ster. The child's letter fol- gomery, who was kfiled in the Knicker- Formerly Seventh and H Sts. N.W. 2to 3 new cases of influe ere T al : - bocker disaster, was a charter member i kb 2 T find enclowed - W s eI T || el et NOW 311 7th STREET NW Pp‘CEO CUT To THE !'MlT ON ouk o n-r b2 . neumonia also incre of xome poor xoul who is suffer- geant of Infantry during the war a o . RICES ) Ing reported as compared with 156| | Ing in the hoapital. I hope some | | was assistant calef of the accounts | Small Payments Weekly or Monthly, As You Wish o= and 20 d | e Rudoluh doath. | bed ll) jait I A detall from the Lincoln Post last a mm'; ny of the tamilien of vice | |DIERt accompanied Serkt, Montgomery s $35 Value Women's Bolivia Fur-Trimmed Coats, $22.50 tims are in_want, but that has EnSI ish Toes . placed aboard a train, in the custody | of his brother, and shipped to his home | $40 Value Women's Bolivia Fur-Trimmed Coats, $24.98 eferred all offers of to the cltizens’ rellef commit- Boys’ Storm Slu;el 5§ i i | N 5 : in Goffstown, N. H. The body was 0 iy . =i with buckles, all sizes l | i By | foe. which works with the An- | |5, ST T e e wite| I| $45 Value Women’s Bojivia Fur-Trimmed Coats, $27.50 o ] and in an effo - of members of the post and a gro ), . $2.98 e R L T i oF fhienas velonging 1o a bowitng T | || $20 Value Women’s Wool Tricotine Dresses, $10.00 i cusc-Argonne of-|of which Montgomery was a member. t fluenza_epidemic. Dr. Copeland an- |, 1 { fen in the avlation | American Leglon posts in Manchester | = and Goffstown have been asked to give | srvices Mr. Sammon's|the body a military funeral. home in Wyo-| Past Commander Drain of the d ‘ Boys’ Tan English Dress Shoes $2.69 Little Boys’ Shoes Black and Tan $1.98 V4" Off Men’s Suits and Overcoats i v Fred H. Wilson, | trict _department of the ~ American | to the alien property cus- | Legion will also speak at the meeting {of the Lincoln Post. « tntion oorap bt Into effect (he SPYCIRLS Men’s Rubber Boots * $2.98 Men’s Rubbers 98cto $1.49 Children’s Rubbers 6 cto . The National Furniture Co. | _ And Now For F ebruary! ) With Its Annual Value-Giving Sale Generous values all over the store will be found beginning tomorrow in The National’s Annual February Sale of F urniture. Individual pieces and complete suites alike are to be had at money-saving prices. Guaranteed Quality at STORE HOURS: l Credit—Service—Low Prices at i The National Furniture Co. 8AM.to 6 PM. FTEMENEENCEOaunnnnEnEnNEEEE C BEGINS - For Three Days Only ,8198 HOSIERY BRRGAINS o, Women'’s Wool Hose, 98 WYe-2 J 21 SRR S R . Full-fasihoned Hose, all shades, ..‘m “ 98¢ See Prnces 720 7h NW. . \Windows D own CUNTIrANCEESNSSNSNESNESENENEERE fa baby | dtise {found his crushed that sound -made {THREE WALKER CHILDREN ! LEFT ORPHANS BY CRASH ! Funcral serviees for both Mr .mi 12 0 1 H wrm I strec Mrs. John L. V |nlm Tost their erbocker | x| b foahic fado] edisdd = Come and inspect these bargains—and . > : 4 : With Every Purchas make use of our liberal credit terms which FREE 'of $Ivooyor.glcohre 3 FREE suit your own convenience. A 26-piece Set of Wm. A. Rogers Guar- o anteed Silverware or a 42-piece Set of Credlt for All I Beautifully Decorated Dinnerware. Little Things You'll Need Steel Nickeled Safety Pins. sc :“D“I si;(es,,.a. e i ooks an .ves or Snap Fasteners. J cards.......... 10‘: Clark’s 0. N. T. Darning Cotton, black, white brown, 5c 4 (o] i T A R R R e U Shirt Neckbands. All sizes . =5, Where Your Dollars Count Mast DEHREND’ 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. Store Hours: Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. {morning beeat S ——cecoa U S R e PUeE ja SN *M e eorrrseteresoesssnas Colored = ming Braid.................... /'«fi y Forcing Qut All Winter Coats by Drastically Cutting Prices mont. Aven = of the \ g Fur Collar and Cuff Plush Coats 2 Formerly $30.00 and $35.00 $ st and most fashionable of Women’s i r Coats. 48-inch (Inalce~ of an unusually fine [ N N meyer. | DECLARES ROOFS SAFE. ‘Inspector Reports on Condition ax‘f State, War and Navy Buildings. - black_plush, made with extra big collar and ep roll cufl of Kit Koney. Splendidly lined and fashioned with belt in such a way that coat can bc vorn loose-back or fitted. Women’s Cloth Coats Taking a Big Loss in Rrawces™ | COAT SUITS .75 | $25.00 to $40.00 Suits. . $15.95 == | Newest Tweed Suits. . . . $11.75 cee ana women. | All-Wool Jersey Suits. . . . $8.75 Charming & Fascinating t Prettiet o Spring Silk Millinery 378 5396 S48 300 of this Golden Oak |[No== o = . |1k LT Chifforobe = : ; As Sketched Throw - collar . Blouse, straight- Plenty of drawer and cupboard space. Priced special— 185 Easy Credit Terms at “The National” This Four-Piece Bedroom Suite In Golden Oak or French Gray Just as You See it in the Picture It is well made of selected woods and consists of Large Dresser, Triplicate-mirror Dressing Table. Chiffonier and o Full Size Bed. February Sale price . Easy Credit Terms at “The Nati L DOMESTIC REDUCTIONS 45¢ Table Oil Cloth N xmh])(nll.ux bu that the roof const fectly safe. SCHOOL HEARING PUT OFF | —— over the Knicke of Saturday ni chairman of th silk crepe and taffeta, in § committee inve { school _system, {pone the heari I morrow until some ¢ {1t had been planned to hear repre sentatives of v 1o | Podies interested in school a PLUNGES 25 FLOORS. | | NEW YORK, February 1.—Jonas | { | %2 na, ete. Attractive elastic dbeited ‘blouse models and spring’s most / DIIng o straight-line, embroidered models with rosettes attractive hats same material, as well l » 3% —hats that for Sgeecte K met e 3 G servative miyles for large the price are women, unequaled in ¥ next week aui $2. 25 Crochet Bedspreads Duofold- Like cut. Durably constructed and covered with good grade imita- This 4-Piece Dining Room Suite e s R Exactly as Pictured Consists of four durably constructed piec 95 Large Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table and Ex $ 75 ! Marsh Libbey. editor inferna- tional aullmn on industrial 1 atters, | 5 5 $5.00 Wool oeneas Al Plaid Skirts - Styles Materials 3 i i Visea Straw 2 Turbans Celophane ST vet Mushrooms Straw 3ladeNo - Roll Brims Gros de - pensive suiting - B8 Pokes | Londres lar Scotch plaid patterns a and richest of Brown, J i Dress Hats | Hair Braldx 250 DNt (of ‘Bivws Sailors | Satins combinntions. Made 1y [ Also the New Sport Felt Hats fl‘-*:n«nuhle box-pleated styles EVERY GIRLS’ COAT MUST GO f»n in the midst of lunch-hour | ¢ the offi- | n_prop- illiam | | B, Sammon of Kemmere {of the ex of that’ , one | wh the Knickerbocker tension Table in Golden Oak or Jacobean finish. A very handsome suite. February Sale price....... On The National’s Easy Credit Terms Reprosentative |leader of the H the most popular Try “The National's" Easy Credit Plan X partment. - £ Mr. Girls’ Coats That Sold to $17.50 e ohate R § voming a Heavy winter-weight Coats that combine good looks Bnds b i > 5 nter-% n 2 having heen com styles with warmness. Made of fine woolen cloakings, in ican Legion st post In W i N esaTsenete pbdefol Sne wacleuidoskings on ° ARnd dbring Soe baratrvi This Golden s.”‘Choice of belted or flared styles. 4 to 15 sizes. 1 = Oak - Library Table With drawer, is of graceful design and polished finish. Spe- cial— TWO GREATEST OF GIRLS’ DRESS VALUES $1.89 Gingham Dresses Up to $4.50 Girls’ Dresses nteed FastCol- At least 20 different, Drop Side Couch With Pad Complete for 5-Qt. Alummum Kettle v ™ Dressess wonderfully nandsome 7 Style corde Madras, et :.U; e Chambray and Ginx-s $ .49 CCiced designs, Nob- annr aoesIngprats — v made with fancy stripes a';(flgfi{x:h::lo:' o I & t Easy Credit Terms sifsgany fcolluengilp Some :.uc‘smnlmmerdea i Enscovcbry handy. It breaks up | € s - some bral | DEcavee for 2 to (6 Tgitiat some ! sty]es" mmed, as well as regulation ard, stubborn colds and stops the j| paroxysms of coughing. No harmful I\ drugs, but )ust good medicine. Ally druggists, 60c. $1.25 Ladies’ Silk and F. xber Ribbed Sport Hose Women’s Knit Bloomers ¥Flesh Colo) Bloomers, wel made and full cut with extra seat room and elastic shirred waists anc bottoms. Children’s Knit Bloomers $1.69 Billy New Dlscove For Colds and Coug hs Stubborn Bowels Tamed. 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