Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 12

Y THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WED S Are dreams reasonable? —They come true if you pay the price. =~ ; Save a little— deposit every week, start now! The Washington Loan & Trust Co. Downtown Bank West End Branch 900 F Stree: 618 17th Street Resources sver $13,000,000.00 JOHN B. LARNER " PRESIDENT “Electricity” ' Lessens the Labor of Housework PREVAILING DISCOUNTS in the Housefurnishing section lessen tRe price on all wanted Electrical Appliances. Electrie Iron high- —our specially priced grade “perfect” iron. Electric Fans $10 and Up Every price is subject to a prevailing discount of 10%. Housefurnishing Section—Main Floor G Street Entrance DULINEMARING. Hours—8:45 to 5:30 1215 F STREET and 1214 to 1218 G STREET behind? Not that there is usnally any to be there when you want to! | portunity would be out the question thoroughly before the | | When you get the Sign! L6 et O ikl good start or does your car lag great advan in being first, but there is much satisfaction in being able SOVE BREADLOAN SOON SUBSCRBED Peasants Pledge Four andA . Workers Three of Ten 5 Million . Poods. By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, July 5.—The soviet gov- ernment’s first internal loan is & success, according to the Russian newspapers, the 10,000,000-pood bread loan having already been subscribed. Although exact figures in thé prov- Inces are lacking, it appears that the peasants have directly sub- scribed 4,000,000 poods, the workers, 3,000,000, and state Institutions, 3,000,000. Russia's, 1922 grain crops, accord- ing to present estimates, will reach a minimum of 3,500,000,000 poods (63,000,000 tons), " or 1,000,000,000 poods more than those of last year, acting Premier Kameneff told the correspondent yesterday. From practically all sections of Russla, except the north, reports are powing into Moscow showing that the grain is flourishing in ideal weather beyond the fondest hopes of early spring. If the yield is as large as expected it probably will be Rus- sla’s greatest crop since the war. ASSAIL POINCARE SMILE IN PRESENCE OF DEAD French Premier and American Am- bassador’s Picture at Verdun Target of Deputy. - By the Associated Press. PARIS, July 5.—A photograph 4n which Premier Poincare and Myron IT. Herrick, the American ambassa- dor, appear to be smiling while pass- ing through the Verd provoked a lively inci chamber of deputies uty Valliant-Couturier, communist, called “attention to the picture, inter- rupting the speaker to do so, saying, “I do not smile in the presence of the dead.” The premier jumped to his feet and demanded_that the deputy explain himself. M. Valliant-Couturfer then endeavored to extend the di to the question of responsibility for { the war, but M. Poincare insisted on having his say about the picture, ex- plaining that it was taken when the . and those of Ambassador Herrick. He declared it was an abominable act to use this picture as propaganda. He then announced himself ready to the war. | pleaded lack of documents for such de- { bate and asked for a postponement. The given to thresh present session closed. FAMOUS BUST STOLEN. Bronze of Louis XIV Disappears From Versailles Museum. a bronze bust of Louis-XIV from the Versailles Palace Museum was dis- covered today. The bust, which dates from the seventeenth cemtury, was placed in Louis XIV's bedroom in the palace by Louis Philippe and has great artistic_value. Practical jokers last week deposit- ed in the Louvre Museum and later {removed a statue of the “mayor” of the mythical commune of Mont Mar- tre, but there seems to be no joke about the theft here, as the bust was forcibly torn from jts stand. —_— e The first mention of wine in the 013 Testament makes Noah the first to plant a vineyard and the first to yleld to the temptation to drink too deeply of the fermented grape juic discussion | | sun was shining brightly in his eyes|| accept debate on responsibility for|| Immediately the communist deputy || premier assured the chamber an op- | | )NESDAY, JULY 5, 1922, P VERSAILLES, July 5.—The theft of $7.00 White Enamel Beds. July clearance $15.75 White Enamel Beds. July clearance ; Regular $150.00 value. July $9.75 Adjustable Side White Enamel clearance $16.75 clearance ... $21.75 Drop High-Side White Enamel Crib. clearance July Clearance of Metal- Beds Floor samples, discontinued patterns, in odds and ends. $7.95 A single-door clearance price July Clearance of White Enamel Cribs Floor samples, ; subject to slight imperfections. Crib. F7$5.%5 High-Side $9.75 holstered to match seat clearance Drop White Enamel Crib. July chair and rocker, ance July Clearance of $77.19 FOUR— PASSENGER size, full, roomy and strongly made. Put together with bolts —not simply nailed. Get one for your lawn or porch and en- joy the out-of-doors. Canopy Extra July Clearance of Mowers i 20% Reductions Guaranteed - Lawn Mower —with 12-in. cutting blades. Long hardwood handle. Theall-round satisfactory performance of “Standard” Gas- oline, has made it the first choice of thousands of motorists who know from experience that gasolines differ. Because “Standard” is the balanced gasoline it is quick gnrting_m.xd swift on the pick-up. It burns completely, leav- ipg a minimum of light carbon; practically alfofwiich is hlown out through the exhanst. It is high-powered and delivers the maximum mileage that the motor can give you. “Standard” is unequalled for uniform, year-round satis- faction—under all conditions and in all makes of cars. Use the proper grade of Polarine. It is just as satisfactory. ~ “STANDARD” STANDARD OIL COMPANY July Clearance of Porch Swings 3 ft. 6 in. Fumed Oak Porch Swing, slat back, complete with galvanized metal chain. . Sewing 51.§8 ' $.69 1 R Closed All Day \Saturda_ys During July and August July Clearance Sale of DINING ROOM SUITES $60.00° 6-piece Golden Oak Dining Room Stite, consisting of buffet with mirror, extension table and four cobbler-seat $11.75 White Enamel Beds. $5 75 chairs. Regular $60.00 value. July clearance ............. . July clearance. . ¢ $150.00 3-piece Mahogany - finish Dining Room Suite, consisting of buffet with mirror, 45-inch extension table and china cabinet. ‘The HUB'S Greatest July Séle Is Now in Progress--- AVE! .$200.00 4-piece Mahogany-finish Dining Room Suite, consisting of buffet, china closet, 48-inch extension table and serving 3139 75 . table; $200.00 value. July clearance price............ $225.00 4-piece American Walnut Dining Room Suite, consisting of buffet with mirror, grilled door china closet, 45-inch extension 39 bl d i table; $100:55 St ™s B $1 45,15 — ancessale il oottt o — July $39.75 3-piece Fiber Reed Suite, consisting of settee, arm- July clear- Lawn Swings Window Screens Porch Rockers $5.50 Hardwood Rocker, natural varnish finish.... $8.75 Hardwood Arm . Rocker, natural finish... ~ 7th and D Streets NW. . July Clearance of FIBER REED FURNITURE $95.00 3-piece Fiber Reed Suite, natural finish ; cushion spring foundation, cretonne upholstered, back up- $136.75 3-piece Brown Reed Suite, consisting of 6-foot davenport, armchair $89 75 . and rocker; cushion spring seat upholstered in tapestry; pad . back. July clearance. July Clearance of Screen Doors HARDWOOD- FINISH Screen Doors, wired with best grade of japan- | ned wire mesh $57% 241 July Clearance of $60.00 3-piece Brown Fiber Reed Suite, consisting of settee, armchair, rocker; cushion seats covered in cretonne............ .05 18 in. by 33 in. Screens 45¢ good wide strongly - made frames. Size 2 it. 6 in. x 6 ft. 6 in. . July Clearance of Hammock Chairs / F OLDING Hammock Chair, hardwood frame. July Clearance of $3.95 2 .6 95 Fgldin% l'{i:mmgck Chair, strongly $ : made, hardwoo with footrcstu..“”.f.r...‘?.e: $2-49 Baby Yard S s 295 ~ Table