Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1922, Page 11

- Gray Enameled Suite With conventionalized floral decoration of delicate greens and yellow. cupboard, sideboard, drop-leaf four chairs complete this moderately : priced suite. " - Brown and. Gold Suite A drop-leaf table, sideboatd, wide wall ' mirror and four chairs complete this unusual suite, rich in its color harmonies. $200. Purniture Sectlon, Sixth- floor. »" Glass Bowl Sets For the Fitchen or pantry Special, 95¢ Sets of 5, finging from 5:to 9 inches, of clear glass znd so desirable to use as food contain- ers in the pantry o, kitchen; also for mixing bowls. China Section, Fifth floor. . Colonial Glass ~Water Pitchers, 35¢ —that compare most favorable with those usually marked at double the price. Good weight clear glass, two-quart . wide mouth that will adapt itself 7 7 to use as ice water pitcher later on. " Glamsware Section, Fifth floor. = ——tag ‘iilifi'ifiavh' & Wothroy A _C\';ni;pl‘et‘;e~ Display of Attracti A quaint table and Glassware At the very size, with splendidly - Comforts.and Blankets The Lighter Weights for Early Spring Nights The hecessity for the “right amount of ‘cover” cannot be- - over-emphasized. These are the correct weight blankets and . comforts for those nights with the chill of winter still to be felt. The.yA give warmth ‘without weightiness. Blankets, $4.95 Soft and fluffy wool-mijxed plaid blankets, in pink, blue or gray. Light weight and with a degree of warmth. The : ¢ price is very moderate. Comforts, $6.95 Sateen covered and filled with lamb’s wool. Made with 10-inch’ border and floral de- signs. - Double bed size. Bedwear Section, Second floor. Veranda, Summer Cottage “Summer-ized” Living Room. " Special at $5.75 St. George Chair, $8.50. Made to fit Willow Chairs. With dued colors and combinations. ‘Willow Furniture Priced Lower Than for Many Seasons This Bar Harbor Chair ; Comforts, $5.50 Figured _silkoline - covered comforts, filled with soft and warm lamb’s wool of high quality. Many attractive pat- terns and several colors. Comforts, $7.50 A Covered with mull, in pretty floral designs and finished with 10-inth plain border. Filled with fine lamb’s wool. Thinking of ‘Summer Furniture, one naturally turns to Willow. - With prices so low, it's a pleasure to ‘plan new pieces for your or -« (R ¥ Comfortable, durable-and in natural finish; attn_ctive as it is,.or lending itself to any color finish one desires. Bar Harbor- Rocker, special, $6.75. Cushions ' Other Specials— extra. e Settees to match Bar ‘Har- Rocker, $9.50. - t;lw;':cshdn, 40 incties Jong, !!mmd ‘Willow Table, 27 Willow Chai . $575 to inchies, $7.50: : $32.50. LD Chaise Lounge, good size, Willow Rockers, $7.75 to $27.50. 24 $28.50. < ‘Cretonne Seat Cushions - $225 - Kapok filling and covered in artistic patterned cretonnes; in wide choice of bri!ht or sub- ° Breakfast Suites You Will Lik reakiast Ouites You Will Like FEAFLTaE = ; N ‘ And it does not necessarily s T B mean they. must ‘be used . only in breakfast rooms— for these light and cheer- ful saites are finding their way into small apartments and bungalows where lim- ited space chooses them rather than the heavier dining room furniture. Consider, too, the many artistic possibilities which these delicately colored suites offer for your sun parlor: or summer cottage. ve 'Btcakfastr Suites "-Blue Enameled Suite Trimmed in touchessof white and daisy decoration—a delightful combination, and including a glass-front china closet,- tea wagon, drop-leaf table and four Windsor chairs. $237.50. ~ Mahogany Suite That is particularly adapted to the small dining room that desires the conserva- tive. 54-inch buffet, drop-leaf extension table and four chairs. $225. Colonial Glass Tumblers 13 less than the regular price 45¢ dozen A clear glass, regular size, finished with smooth bottom. A tumbler that com- pares most favorably with those at very much higher prices. Bection, Fifth £ JARDINIERES special price of............. 3 8C 4 Ivory-toned Pottery Jardinieres, in various attractive shapes and patterns. It has been a long b a jardiniere like this at so low a price. China Bection, FHth ook ; 2 Regular frices range from $35 to $150 b 2 4 DAY, MARCH Tp 1922, 11 R LT MLTRY ALGE L 3 : |Czechoslovakia, . Jugosidvid Llose 6 P.M. Rumania and Poland Believ- —— = ed in Combination. . i BY A. R. DECKER. Fine Chinese Rugs Copyright, 1922, Exclusive one-of-a-kind pieces in wonderful weaves and. colors - GREATLY REDUCED rounds a meeting held Saturday 5 Pressburg between Premier Edoua Benes of Czechoslovakia and Premi Nincle of Jugoslavia. Pressburg, o, Bratislavia, is Czechoslovakia Danéh)y ube port. - %UQ They are the very fine textured Chinese Rugs, with soft, deep pile, woven of superior quality long fiber worsted. Each rug is firm and close, not loose and flisy. Designs are as :pleasing as the colors—well covered fields, scattered medallions, medallion New York—WASHEINGTON—Paris ol G . Government officials are exceedingl sparing of Information. 1t can onl be assumed that the' conference was @ al”ng lines affecting’ these national ln:reuls: R 4 auadruple military ‘alliance, in- g Sluding Czechoslovakia. Jugosiavia’ck umania—the “li ) -"IF Polang, little entente’ reaties to which the foregoing m tons owe their existence or thelr 1 creased tgrritory. not te b in the future. TR e m“dm’v' - 2 Territorial- Guaranty Likely. &% A territorial guaranty alliance tend- ing to secure the presemt frontiers and permitting a reduction of land armament bechuse the expense of maintaining 1,500,000 men under arms 1s draining the resources of the coun- tries, preventing reconstruction and. constituting a real war menace. Possible representation in the su- . . . . . Ppreme council, - | centers, plain ceiiters relieved by plain or fig- GEreRenting & common front 1n safe- _ 2 e treat : i ured borders—in rose, gold, salmon, blues, terests. o T lnR:I::l“],fi! 1o the states not included alliance, particularly re armament reduction. T reedinalg Conference Surely Politienl. The Pressburg conference is cer- tainly a political one, as Ministe Nin- cie, ‘before meeting Premicr Benes, had-already conferred with the Rue- manian minister in Bucharest, whers. * . Benes is supposed to have brought important informatien frem London bronzes—tones of exquisite mellowness. Mostly brocaded ‘effects, which emphasize the beauty of patterm. ‘ Choose the Rugs now and save greatly— the entire lot should go quickly at these and Paris. It is suggested that th ve 10 pri s. Pressburg conference fligl:‘;fl?ls ::\ l!l: - s :e 3 (n!);::‘w:“gf h;fnrmmibn a!l{l nninlo_" Chinese Rug, 9x12 ft., $345. Sconomis wiacs, T M Chinese Rug, 9x12 it., $365. Chinese Rug, 9x12 {t., $395. Chinese Rug, 9x12 ft., $385. Chinese Rug, 9x12 it., $375. Chinese Rug, 9x12 {t., $425. Chinese Rug, 9x12 ft., $350. Chinese Rug, 9x12 it., $450.- Chinese Rug, 9x12 ft., $415. Chinese Rug, 10x13.2 ft., $445. Chinese Rug, 3x10 ft., $245. Chinese Rug, 8x10 it., $295. Chinese Rug, 8x10 ft., $285. Chinese Rug, 8x10 {t., $275. Chinese Rug, 8x10 ft., $250. Chinese Rug, 7.7x10 {t., $265. Chinese Rug, 6x9 it., $165. Chinese Rug, 6x9 fit., $175. Chinese Rug, 4x7 it., $67.50. _Chinese Rug, 4x7 it., $75. A y . ' . %17 A new arrival of Anglo-Persian and Herati Chinese Rug, 3.11x7 it., $87.50. | wored Wilton Rugs, 9x12-4t, sizz, $120—other Chinese Rug, 4,2x6.10 it $87.50. sizes proportionately priced. Beautiful patterns MUST FURNISH SEAT ; FOR EVERY PASSENGER . New York Subway Order Follows Claim of Overcrowdiug as High as 247 Per Cent. NEW YORK. March 7.—An Ameri- can Army officer would be court- martialed for handling war prisoners in the way people are handled in New York subways at rush hours, Mai. Gen. John F."O'Ryan, chairman of the state transit commission, declared at 2 hearing vesterday. In support of charges that trains during the rush hours were packed to a point where conditions were ‘morally and physically abominable.” witnesses testified that cars bearing evening theater crowds were over- loaded from 26 to 120 per cent. Notice has been served on the Inter- boropgh Rapid Transit Company, the greater city's largest subway oper- a4or, that train service must be imisem proved immediately to provide a seat. for every passenger during non-rush hours. Representatives of the company | were invited to attend a_meeting to- morrow, when, it was said. an.oppor- tunity woula e given them 10 show cause why the commission's’ orde { should not be obeyed. =t Daniel L. Turner, the transit com- | misston’s chief enginecr, testifie at the hearing vesterday that on some | Small Chinese Rugs .In which there are several of each size: Chinese Rugs, 3x6 it., $60 each. Chinese Rugs, SxQ ft., $75 each. Chinese Rugs, 2x4 it., $22.50 each. Chinese Rugs, 2x4 it., $27.50 each. Chinese Rugs, 24x42-in., $17.50 each. Chinese Rugs, 18x36-in., $12.50 each. Sinch soe Chinese Rug, 4x7.1 ft., $75. = - S elors, ; TR IR Ay | time since you have seer: : Clu'ne.n Rflz: 4.1){6.9 ft., ”0-. [ an'_L s — i . 2 * Chinese Rug, 4x7 it., $90. 00. Handsome Mirrots Low: LOwW PRICED ®ug “Section, Sixth floor. BEHIND CONSORTIUM Back Respective Nationals Who Share in Raising £20.000,000 . to Restoye Europe. By the Associated Fress. PARIS, March 6.—The British and German governments are understood here to have agreed unreservedly to stand back of their respective na- tionals who share in raising the £20,000,000 destined for the economic restoration of Furope throigh the international banking consortium re- cently organized in London. The Italian government. is said to have given the same assurances, France has ! . Closing Out Our Enti;'e Stock BRASS BEDS B - i Straight Reduction of %% & \ The best makes and most desirable patterns, in single and double sizes. They ¥ Lo are in plain and ribbon designs; bright and satin finishes; square or contin- \ uous posts; some with fancy corner posts. \ It is an oppertunity to save tremendously on Brass Beds. I with some reservations. not yet made known its decision, while the Belgian government is re- ! ported to be Gdverse to making any guarantees to Belgian financiers who agreed to subscribe 20 per cent of = the consortium's capital. The Bel- glan government is said to have taken the view that the indi vidual financiers who in the fu- ¢ ture may reap the benefits from the resumption of trade in central Europe and Russia must assume the Several styles and a g.ood number of i . T2 $15.00 PANEL MIRRORS risks involved. P SO Ss $3.50, 88, $10 and $15 . Several styles and a good numberof L, S TTeT 4[] W B BUFFET MIRRORS Brass: Beds, greatly ¢ 10 IO X foms dime ago and dctided 1o Tound || = 3 the internatiohal consortium to be ? $20, $25 and $30 reduced to.......... b 4 N at £20,000,000, 25 per cent 1 - MANTEL MIRRORS v of which was to be subscribed im- = S . mediately. i $20, $25 and $30 Other Brass Beds range in price from $12.75 to $62.50 14 Every well furnished home of today is < - e ies Oueel e wp £ Bapy ¥ 3 usingy artistic Mirrors in the living Box Springs Reduced to $24050 "“f"LL?T_}::E‘h“,':;’,‘,f“{;gH:;:M: ; room, reception hall, dining ‘room, , M 3 2y 3 fe- 65, —Advertisement. ! 3t these notably low prices should be {hcy are m}re = ey ud by <o b A1 oy B il e ANTI-RED LEADER QUITS. - § Fvery welcome. s;:;yflflm;zm and -satisfrztiogn in use. A low price, and the quantity is small. President of Opposition Govern- | A great variety of sizes and shapes t . Bed Bection, Sixth floor. = H & e 3 ment in Vladivostok Resigns. H with motifs” that;(:jllow the I;‘rench, - > Tty ; Y Italian and Colonial designers of many % o e iisar e 18 s e AP : Making Your Home Ready for Summer ko Bas rostgnon <2 primdenc 3¢ Burnished, Dull Gold and Polychrome Frames SO <Y = - 5 : " in very. elaborate or very simple éFfects Simplified By Consulting Our Modernly Equipped Getimated 2% acing presaent The } ; o2 2 = s - Merkuloft were on February 23, when By g o il il \ANTFACTURING SHOP - |EEEsiiss | - 14 to V3 on every mirror zoutheast by troops of the Chita gov- § e Prepared to take care of all those requirements which convert one’s home . ; into a comfortable, livable place, even during the warmest days of sum- mer. In the most efficient manner we fill your orders for— Viadivostok, giving ill health as a ’rfl.l Mayor Eremeieff has been e > 1 ,‘u ) . Window Shades ~~ Sh$ Covers Window Screens Pmla-S::ree.m : Wardr obe nks 30 z:,’;,:;: S %fiefiu Door Screens Metal Plating ‘14 " Allz .your indivi ive the most satisfactory and last- Are Reduced ¥4 43 oo e iy Saimt o o i e s i A specidl clearance of all one-pf-a-kind” and discon- ~ given. Py \ tinued numblers of Wardrobe Trunks, at a réduction of one-fourth. ~ ; - High-Grade Awnings Made of thebest fabrics, in any color Cabinet-Made Screens " Made with lock strip method to prevent 7 t.amer‘_Tllree- uarter and full 0 ire, and to fi e chooses. Finished with standard ey ars hete mws/:,g,.o],', aiies i f ,:’gkg'“g-’ ’anw we‘door":r:nd mtti'? wmtt mci " fxtures. For Home, Office or Public A iz . . Buildings. Included are the well-known Hartmann and Mendel- Drucker Triwriks, known far and:wide-as feaders in their e S AR R 8 French 1 Sereen Sections f& Living Pm-cheg and - Baume 'Seepm Porch Egtimates Given for Slip Covers i i es. Tl S We Urge Placing Orders Now to Avoid Any Delay. $ A )e!wery whenever desired is then assured. This theans you will not be on “ -Ghe waitingl‘ist' during the sush'of the season. : ; Lowered Y, for this clearance. - (B 7 i