Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1922, Page 19

’ il - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1922, The February Sale of Lifetime Furniture A crREmwAsCn BB When a Sale Is a Sale All the low prices in this world don’t amount to a thing if you don’t get full value or more than value for your money. Talking about furniture, now—as we always are—no mat- ter how low the price—it is expensive if it will not give you real service. . : That’s why we say this February Sale is a rcal sale, for you * can now buy Lifetime Furniture—that will give you a life- time of service—at prices that are lower than the prices asked for the ordinary, looks-good-on-the-surface kind. We want you to see the best looking display of furniture in Washington. It’s here on Seventh Street at the Lifetime Furniture Store, You’re welcome—any time, H s » H H ‘, Clean-up at Reduced Prlces of i Several Special Lots—Frlday g ] Limited Quantities Only ‘Women’s Beacon Children’s Bath Robes s Romperé Children’s Beacon Bath Robes Fam” {9c Women’s Flannelette ‘Women's Fiber Silk Nightgowns Hoisery Fo’%grly 69 c ft;’r::i:;’ly 35¢c Pair v $ 1 i 00 VWhile Here See These DEE:D::D::D:UZU_D avenwars. wovaes Collars and cuffs of kid leather; with leather strip run (as shown in sketch), elastic girdle. Every detail : of this popular model carried out. Colors are navy, copen, red and a new shade of yellow. vesrainae anes Sale of A]l Wool Sklrts Checks pla:ds, stripes, in .the most effective color combina- $ 95 tions. All sorts of novelty sport . weaves. Best skirt value in . tOWN 8t ceceeevecaccacascae coe IR PPERLIRY AT EB TRV NP LAY Sevenfll Street Mayer @ CO . Between DB E ' . " $1.98| |5 50¢| - Jersey Dresses $ 5 98 < EEEEEEEEEEEE:—-:EEEEEEEE - = - ) o Il g 2 LETTERHOLDS UP Unionists on Island, Fighting Gov. Reily, Influenced by |} Harding Statement. . By the Assoctated Press. SAN JUAN, P. R., February 21.— While the unionist senators were in caucus ‘this afternoon, preparing & resolution in support of the action of Felix Cordova Davila, resident || commissioner in the United States, ||| in presenting charges to Congress || against Gov. E. Monte Relly, & cable |} dispatch was recelved from Mr. |4 Davlla, giving the text of & letter | of President Harding to the com- |} our stores in the suburbs by tomorrow at noon. This dispatch Tesulted in postpon- ing action by the caucus until fur- . value-giving sale we have ever had. ther advices had been racelved from Replylng to a letter from Mr. Davila, which contained a message | g trom President Barcelo of the union- ‘| ist party ana the party’s new plat- form, President Harding is quoted as having sal *“1 have been m(eresled to read (hbs message fro government of the United States, and its manifestation of satisfaction in the Bsuocidlion of the island v\llh earnest eunslderulon to the bill pro- posed by Congressman ampbell. I have no doubt that the action taken i o 4 o 3 by the unionist party will add to the {nterest and earnestness of Congress me e o a oes in considering this measure.” 9 oy Arranged Weeks Ago. A Fnday and Saturday Sale That Demands Your Attention We have provided large quantities of this fine merchandise for each store. Deliveries of some of these items are being made today; we hope to complete deliveries to all our stores in the city today, and to reach all missloner. i Read the advertisement carefully, then come in and inspect the merchandise; we feel that this is the best 5% e n |l New Florida Lettuce—very fine stock—per head . . 1214¢ New Crop Florida Cabbage—-perlb. . . . . ... 4c. ;Celery--just arrived from Florida—perbunch . . . 10c G e 2R Fresh Fiorida Tomatoes—a wonderful price—per Ib. 17%4¢ | 3c 15ls.for 39c | ooy Bl e Original Bags of These White Potatoes—per Bag, $3.75 ington. Republican National Commit- taemnn Todd, ene of the governors :2’ Old Crop Onions, per lb' governor and the unionist leaders did Dot ireschian agrecment On DN and - Je o go s b South Carolina Association Pack of “were fully lnvrsngulefl by President. Department m’"s«?‘ir“nfi?»‘v‘-‘i‘“m?‘:"v‘fl“%z%:?fl‘f | Fancy Sweet Potatoes,perlb. . . . . .. 3¢ cated and returned to Porto : :|| Western Box Apples, per Ib. ] “:|:;;ses ONLY Can'ots’ perbbh. . . 5c AMERICAN AIR PILOTS |} None But U. 8. Citizens Permitted | to Fly Planes Over the Territory. HONOLULU, January ...v (by mail). nited States | Grape Fruit, extra large 10c Irwan ai torial aviation licenses, the first EEEEEEE—:EEEEEEE Viieh Y et Gl LANSBURGH & BROTHER or Reserve Corps and those who have unrevoked licenses issued by a utnte AGAINST BIBLE IN SCHOOL Minister Says “God Has Not Called Them to Teach His Word.” LUMBERTON, N. C., Febru: donl believe Jesus Christ wou\d “Is it fair?” he'nk d, “to force | Michigan Navy Beans,Ib............. Tc | Black-Eyed Peas, Ib.............. ..Te _ | Dried Lima Beans,Ib.............:.10c Seo e one tald hom about [ |{ Blue Rose Rice, 7c; 4 Ibs. for....... 25¢ ‘ KR K Pure Lard in bulk, Ib. . cccev o oo e..14c “THE lfiv'-l:lslg Elslouxs il Pure Lard, cartons, lb. . .viacemena.w. 15¢ &Efii;fl'%:'l.fii’;’f:f&f‘f" - Campbell’s. Pork and Beans, can.....10c W e YT ommer: (I |f| Peter Pan Corn, can.....eteeeeess15¢ tunity to be of service to you. th - We specialize in the fitting of glass eyes. *A. KAHN 1 o -y : March 1st to 8th is - National Canned Goods Week Q:lometnsts and Ophcians il 'Watch for Our Announcement Other Specials Until Saturday’s Closing Schimmel's Preserves, per jar........25¢ CALVERT Premier Grape Jam, per jar..........25¢ COFFEE Dingee’s No. 1 Jar Mustard, per jar...10c YOUR Abbey Brand White Meat Tuna Fish BLEND "6 Cans for $1.00 - BUY FROM With the Lenten season approaching, wé suggest the YOUR GROCER [l purchase of one-half dozen cans.or more., Quality is as fine- il as any tuna fish we can'sell you. S Turnips, perIb. . . 5¢c | Florida Oranges,doz. . . . . .. .. . 35¢c and 45¢ : Large ..3for 25c! | Grape Fruit, medium sizes . . . . . . 4for 25c “I ,.*nms::d:g.:::am,‘é? | Sanitary Fresh Creamery Butter, per 1 lb carton . +45c 1l Sanitary Fresh Selected Eggs, perdozen . . . . . 39c! BRI ERE | Sanitary Famous Green Bag Coffee,perlb. . . . . 25¢ ! ' Marigold Nut Margarine, per Ib. . ce e 22Yc M = Eckerson’s “Top Notch” Oleomargarme, per ll) . 22V5c i Smoked Picnic Shoulders, per Ib. ceon. 1c] a8l Armour’s “Star” Brand Sliced Bacon, perl Ib.carton 35¢ | ] E | lowa Sugar Cured Bacon, in strips, perlb. . . . . 23c Kirk’s Jap Rose Toilet Soap Special price of 3 cakes for 20c is effective this week until stocks are sold out. If any of this soap ] remains in stock you can buy until Saturday’s clos- ] ing at the special price. Sales limited to 6 cakes to each customer. Our Big Sale of Large, Meaty California Prunes Continues Ulatil Asaturday’s Cloaing lEbs. SOC Eat More l’nmu for Yonr Health’s Sake 4