Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, B0, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922, | The Hecht Co. 7th at F Quality—at a price Simmons bed outfit, 3237 Simmons-built, for sleep. Bed—spring—mattress; complete The bed has a 2-inch post with 10 rectangular fillers; high rising link spring and layer felt mattress. This Daveno suite, %697 One simple operation converts davenport into a comfortable bed Tlustration shows a davenport open and closed. When closed space under seat is ample for mattress and bedding. All Tree pieces are uphoistered in brown Spanish mole, best of the substitute leathers. 20 of these demonstration Electric washing MACHINES g g9 0 fully guaranteed as if you paid the full price, The guarantee means that we install the machine the day after it is purchased and look after it a full year without charge to you. We can afford to do this because here is one machine that seldom gets out of order, and then only through a minor de- tail which we can easily adjust. We have sold hundreds of these ma- chines here and will gladly refer you to a satisfied neighbor. These at $69.50 because they have been used for demonstration purposes. But every machine has been overhauled at the factory, and save for the water line in tub is as good as new. 7th at F Brown fiber reed rocker, $9.75 This rocker has high back and restful lines. Has spring seat, with louse cre- tonne-covered cushion. Solid maple porch rocker, $3.95 Natural finish maple; strongly co ucted rattan seat (doubly woven); comfortable maple wood back and restful arms. Simmons bed cots, $1.95 These cots make attractive guest beds. They are also great for camp use. The head and foot fold under. Brand-new. Enameled in gray. Continuous posts, sanitary twin link spring. Made by Simmons, built for sleep and you can put them to dozens of unes. Let us demonstrate its features: 1—fully guaranteed 6—centralized control 2—8-sheet capacity 3—swinging wringer 4—concealed motor 5—one-way cylinder 7—automatic oiling system 8—ball bearing 9—automatic safety release U. S. Navy Hammocks As all the world knows U. S. Navy hammocks are extra strong, extra durable, extra reinforced. Typical salty “Gob” hammocks of extra white canvas. « All cords are extra tied and spreader rope spliced, and the hammocks can be taken apart to clean and reassembled in a jiffy. For the porch or lawn, or all outdoor use they are excellent. Over 6 feet long (77 inches) and about 3 feet wide. (Third floor.) Highly polished heavy aluminum 26 C vacuum bottles £ 9C | plates The vacuum bottle is an all- y e ar - around ‘c o mpanion— keeps liquids cold 48 hours or hot 24 hours—which- ever vou de- ; sire. Sale! aluminum All new, all 4 /THESE _plates were made for the U ffz'.'“;;.m?..'l' :lt | . S. Navy. They are extra uminum cases, heavy, and you can judge their value by the fact that plates one-half the with detachable weight are retailing for 80c. fillers and alum- inum cup with handle. Pints, 79%. Quart size, $1.39 (The Hecht Co’, first floo th Plates are 9 inches in diameter, with a fairly deep bowl. Light weight and indestructible, hence ideal for all manner of kitchen use. Can x.) be used as table service for the . Kitchen help. » | - monthly—the price of two weeks' wash— pays for it. It pavments extend heyond H0 days we charge 6 per cent in- terext. 5 Towels 10¢ 18x36-inch, snow white. deep-bodied huck towels, as demanded by the U. S. government. Finished with deep hems. U. S. thermators $5.95 “Wear-ever” aluminum—de- signed for the U. S. Medical Corps to keep contents hot 24 hours; cold 36. Fine for mo- tor trips, home use, etc. U. S. Army Blankets, 5‘1 .95 THESE weigh from 3 to 4 pounds each, and are 66x84 inches in size. They contain seventy-five per cent or more pure or worked-over wool, are deep bodied and warm, and can be bad in medium or dark.shades of gray. sale R P This twin bed suite *275 k// 5 pieces—all American walnut This extremely graceful suite includes a full vanity dresser, large dresser, chif- Dull rubbed finish. forette and twin beds. will gladden the heart of th tractive pieces. June bride. This reproduction of a classic Ttalian suite is developed in a warm, dull walnut. Four at- _O0-inch Dbuffet, closed-in server, oval exten- sion table and china cabinet with woad panel sides. R L = This mission oak porch set, °11% Set consists of chair, rocker and settee. can be substituted &or settee, Keep him out! Keep him OUT! or porch swing (as shown) Moths cannot get into this chest The only positive protection against insects is to send blankets. furs and rich woolens to storage. or to place them at home in one of these massive copper-trimmed cedar chests, 11 Firmly constructed of redolent red cedar: dust-proof and 10 inches long—a massive chest, but equipped with casters to roll about easily. insect-proof : secure as a safe. and all who live in the great This library table, $19-7 —is built of mahog veneer in a handsome tique finish. Platform base: round pedestal. U. S. army and navy goods at the merest fraction of what they cost the government. Other opportunities also for those who live in summer camps and cottages. U. S. laundry Bags ADE of sturdy camvas or denim: sewed to stay; reinforced with brass eyelets for heavy draw cord. and all in all -they are the best bag that Uncle Sam’s experts could devise for X —camping —utility —storage —laundry Big and roomy, as pictured, about three feet high and two feet wide with round bottom. ‘White, blue or khaki. B e ) CIROLA portable phonograph As compact and as easy $ to carry as a lunch kit Nationally advertised at $35 The CIROLA is the nationally Luewn portable phonograph. Compact and convenient—horn, rec- ords, everything—packs into a case 7x13 inches. Mahogany-finished = case: two-spring motor: plays any record. Good tonal qualities; fully guarantced by the maker and us. For campers and tourists The Cirola provides music at all times—dances, songs, orchestral numbers, any music you wish. Divided payments if desired (The Hecht Co., second floor.) White duck trousers, 51-65 Also camp and play clothes for men, . women and children. =l You can’t get something ' for nothing If you buy a piece of real estate on time you gladly assume the mortgage and pay interest for the credit extended. If the owner were to say, “I’ll sell you this house and lot for $5,000, take a $4,000 mort- gage and not charge you interest,”” you would sus- pect that somewhere in the transaction you would be paying the hidden interest. Yet there are people who believe they can buy furni- ture on long time and not pay interest charges. Now credit costs money—6 per cent or more—and no one gives something for nothing. Therefore, our plan is to sell furniture at the lowest competitive cash price to every one, and with no discounts to any one. We make no charge for credit up to 90 days; if you want to extend payments beyon that time we charge you 6 per cent. Coolness and comfort for BABY 59.75 Open-air protection with this bassinet or crib. Choice, This drop-side Romelink enamel crib, as pictured. will keep baby in and intruders out. Drop side for convenience in making up bed and taking out haby. This white enameled bassinet has wire sides and top with woven wire spring. Rubber-ired wheels. Sani-Cold Refrigerators Known for their hardwood cabinet construction, ice saving and eanitary arrangement. White enamel lining. THIS 2-DOOR STYLE with 70-1b. § A5 ice capacity, 23 APARTMENT STYLE with wire .75 shelves. ....-..sl l Couch hammock, $11.75 Khaki or gray duck swinging hammack, with comfortable springs and well padded mattress. Stand extra. autoists outdoors Uncle Sam paid $6 for these Mosquito tents /9C Each tent is 6x7 feet, contains about 12 vards marquisette or heavy net that retails for at least 40c a vard. Don’t think these are ordinary mosquito tents or canopics—they were made to withstand the rough army usage. They will outwear a dozen ordinary mosquito nets. because they are made of a firmly meshed marquisette or net. They are ideal play tents for your boys at home or at camp They are just as fine for Boy Scouts, for your own fishing trips: for yourself at the shore, in the country, or in vour own vard at home. Every canopy is strongly rein- . foreed with tape. Buy these tents for the 12 yards of marquisette that is in them. (Third, floor.) Sale: U.S. Army blankets Close to half price—bought at $ 295 government auction far below what they cost “Uncle Sam” Fine quality olive drab blankets—average 75 per cent wool—weight about 315 pounds. Size 66x84 inches. , 5 ! F RO R