Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1922, Page 7

3 " _'THE SUNDAY :STAR, . WASHINGTON, D...C,.JULY B 5 VAR 2 - N sERERREEpEES .lllilvlll_lll-llll'lllllllllll,lllfil..lllll‘l othes—See Monday’s Star and Tu.eldny Morning’s Papers \ ; : ) . Deferred Payments on Furniture Purchases | i ~ i \ J 5 & To-all who have & basis for our confidence we offer . % : = o they-f:'l‘l&'ln: eqnhsb.h lr:-lngmtw:{ easy monthly 5 g A Purchases § 00.~Y 3 %, % - ment of I-S";( ntl:fg:a?’ngout ;;u !y".:a"‘:'. . arrange payment of the balance so as to the months to pay, if you wish that length dmm = TIN-HORN GAMBLER BACK UNDER SHADOW OF DOME, ——(Continued from First Page)___Jof play alaplaces the glow of & stck of silver. Games are proceeding at 345y | the three tables; the keen eyes of ths croupler-bruiser watch every move, and | every silver dollar and every sidewiss glllw‘. It is no place for the faint. e always ope thinks of each hip—of i ADED BAGS, $495 lect from. Silk lined, mounted on shell frame, 29c White Kid Belts, 2ic 34-inch White Kid Belts with sweet water pearl lluloid buckle. To ! 61 i id- I v 87, A President For example: Your sw amoun to $100.00. " | those ns—o! crien o Mo of white will help gréatly, Ak . The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. . Est. 1877—A. Limer, v 3‘!2‘" oo, > g e o 3 plles of them remind of anclent Painis Reyal—Main Fioor. || I ment woul s Teadings—of the P ugust Sale of Furniture - Buy Now and Save 14 Off Normal Prices The lowest prices in five years. Furniture prices are now lower than they have been since the war started. A matchless opportunity to add to the permanent beauty and comfort of your home at ope-fourth less than we can afford to sell furniture in a regular way. For our August Sale we buy in very large quantities; many manufac- turers make us special concessions, and following the quick sale and small profit policy, we offer values in furniture that are amazing and in the kind of furniture that you will'be proud to own. We never before were able to offer such overstuffed suites as we have in this sale.at $168.75. There are hundreds of items just.as noteworthy, among which are a wonderful lot of 5-piece Fancy Enameled Breakfast Sets at $30. od BIIL He counts out twenty e . but at the “Hard with a skiliful fiip of his ISl Way' silver dol- as though quite familiar with * lars ha K one-ayed friend calls the crou- a finished artist in his line— 3 ‘box horn gambler par excellence. fcky ok In e particular line is an odd one, he the cane. Wi r- s with & somewhat mixed bunch sty e but he has a reputation. Toote e, o decisions are final; his Wword 18| —ana finally, reluctentiy, me " Sais :';vr m:::-’;l‘flfe one little epl- | over the last yellowback and receive oL B SVADINE: e e its equal in heavy silver. Then, when n.?m" "of th Jorse | these dollars have themselves Ty o) '_;.h;‘o_ :gfl;-"v:; on :'n,:( uuh and majestic pile in the table. e became 2 nuisance,|through the :‘u,":,’” A CIORT gk M"x“ action, and| “Machine going right to townl All gambler is his entire | ready outside. Car waiting!™ in life. “Pop” watched the| ‘These calls are periodic, but the; of the dlsturber for meveral|usuaily ave ' Phychological mo- tes, then he yelled for “Fatty|ment. They come, says the Wise Man, the Bouncer.” who | whe; “goes bust,” or “sev- regulation * t would seem as oter on his| though the driver of the accommodat- nthfi Ylnl b;ml 2 |ing automobile running between the we e-; r:r(‘:'y ‘e‘nalor the car line and the “joint™ d »| kept an eye to the keyhole and saw bounce’ this bird. | (he pititul financial standing of & Wweakening player. Or peghaps there is some connection 'ween game- pretty closely, However that 2y be, the always somebody ready for a trip@ack to Washington. entleman’s game. §¢'s Tellor wants Lnefuset by Guuman. to drink, why| We—the Wise Man and Myself— don't he go to]passed out of the room, downatairs. some ro0f EArden|gng into the tiny lobby where the or stick close to Ris club, Out with | Suns and the doorman were located. § 1} =5 it gis i === =\ I % h—————— “2 him, Fatty—the real old-fashioned |He stopped us. and delivered a short _ = i, Unusial Values--Enameled Breakfast $ | ;0 S s 7 uhe poeic and rusnn | vty We wore practeally srang- ogaTTT? SN E N EE N R NSNS E NN E NS RENEEEEESEEEEEEEREEN ; gie Stunningly Handsome Overstuffed Library Suites 'A_t the Lowest Price in Years. Three= 4 : : % piece Library Suites, like cut, upholstered to $ l 68.75 R00m Sllites ifl thlS August Sale, ChOlce [} 8o we see that “Pop” is really the|stringent in the admittance of new- | czar of all he surveys—his dog-eared - ety Rant within the shadow of tho Mon- | SOmers—"What 1f & ‘bull’ or some ument when the sun shines right. Converts Pool Table, @] The table where the play is con-|have a better guardian, somebody he | ducted is an ordinary pool table. Of | knew real well, ou mean,” said the Wise Maun. smart alec of a ‘fly cop' butted in night"—and he would prefer ‘when we come the next time we your order as per samples shown. Our Re- ent Low Regu ice was $225.00. Aug= : A ) G cen SLl PR. gular Price was $ 00 g Consisting of a dropleaf table and four chairs. Choice of the following combination of ust Sale Price, colors: Mahogany and old ivory finish, dark blue and old ivory finish, orange and old ivory gfcourse, the pockets where the balls used to roll in are blocked, and there ereq 12de by 2 foremost factory: with 40 years of good name behind it All Ui, facke Zichions, | finish gray and old ivory finish, mulberry and cld ivory finish, and green and old ivory finish, g} "/ soe bign railing placed just in- with comfy springs and extra springs in the seat. Soft spring edge framework. Made o hardwood. Our usual low price on these suites js $40.00. They are wonderfully attractive and very well side the cushlons. This keeps the| “You get me.” quoth the door Has boc arms soft springs in back~ The fillng of these suites are XXXX moss tow and felt. The | made. | pomes” trom teaving tne table when |5 G Y i foR The Cintomers i armchair and rocker match the sette ith loose comfy cushions. rge and roomy. ese suites s thrown b; thiete. Then the ta- g »” have .\larshlz:ll spring seats and heav;' s‘:’;el coil; Qcmpel;zd springs in th‘:sen Whelye upholstered to Brass and All-Steel Beds l Our Entire Line of Willow and Reed m|ble. lnnn:n:l:n‘th: ;-me-k:eper.ud m!"vvpe‘il..ml\eoww-%xflloob:llno: :‘:rfx;ulfn order, we require about two weeks for delivery. Brass Beds - Arnichairs and Rockers, 25% Off 1n front of his assistant just across|the Soclal Register—-" ‘the Wiss Dining Room Tables, 14 Off Kroehler Bed Davenports Regularly Sale Price | Regularly Sale Price Willow Chairs u the way s masked of with about -~ e s g Ral&;ly s-les;;ug;e Regularly Sale Price DFumed Oak, Golden Oak or Mahogany Finish %g m'n“ l gz% ?'“'g "g:"mf" "I's;": Raguincty Buse Fstes W) bet. that the Sehoot-an” thro dered about those guns ,;“M A avenports. = 2 $20.50 $1538 | any number from two to twel 1t had been the plan to visi $40.00 $30.00 S0 sz5e Steel Beds 50 $19.13 74 this entitles you to 0dds of vari: | o taad been $37.00 $27.75 $3000 - $2250 | Regularly Sale Prics | moThres-Picce Suites Regularly Sale Price Eml.fly sale Price | 32200 S1650 % sn ®|ous amounts if “your number 18| Biodensburs way, ancther of the $36.00 §27.00 $29.00 $2175 $67.50 $50.63 | Rewmlarly Sale Price $30.00 szs0 | $i600 1200 £1.50 S $15.50 S1L6 | LBFown, The odds rauge from two|sume sort of “joini.” but Fum on more $275 Four-Piece Bedroom Suite, $206.25 | S50 * e | B2% gz 89 s%0 | $1500 $1z Art Reed Suites 2 different Bat svery time"the dice| STUSISE! hit biace has & Beiy-dors Built-up stock, dull finish. With large glasses. 3 s | s Serae B 1 1430 $1038 | megularty Sale Price lrly Sale Price M| &re thrown from the box: you can|lariimit o all play. That ls, the b ‘1 large-dresser, 1 large vanity dresser, 1 chifforette . flog 1650 $13.00 973 122.50 $9L88 $130.00 2. B Joubiing the amount {f you win. of | Priotor 18 afrald to take a chance with and T bed, August Sale price, $20628, $75 Six-Plece Dining Room Suite, $56.25 y jus o ra 15.00 S35, | 3950 %1 m|losing sl But, according to the man camblers. wiil $160 Four-Piece Bedroom Suite, $120 s " 1900 St 2o Our Entire Line of Dressing Tables at 34 Off In the ways Of ib8 'nBOrD. | not lep “a run of luck” put him into Dull finish American walnut_or* dull mah Mulberty.and gray enamel finish._ 1 buffet, Iideop- All Chiffoniers at 14 Off Reularly Sale Price | Regularly o' Price meking & t, 18 DRI ey o S A ¢ Wikyhe o 2 it L A 02Ny | leaf table, 4 chairs. All pieces to match. For Regularly Sale Price | Regularly Sale Price | $55.00 $41.25 1.50 $38.63 way of getting the players money. ey flag o don i - finish. Built-up stock. All pieces to match. 1 - of fifty dollars, but that is 0 to: 3 apartment or breakfast porch.. August Furniture .50 $30.63 $43.50 $32.63 $53.50 $40.10 .00 $37350 At this point the Wise Man who &C-|pe can go. The gambling proprietor dresser, 1 bed, 1 chifforette and 1 vanity dressing | Sale, 1.50 $4613 $28.00 $21.00 50 $39.38 .50 $35.63 | companied the writer said that “the | vj not take a chance on losing more L table. August Sale price, $120.00. [ Sales o e | &% s $52. Palais Foyal—Fourth Fioor, | BOSSS Iecelved its peroentage’ The | than” the haif-century at one " fell This Sale Does Not Include De L; i mean s Erent deal fo the cash box of | b ooP:, He, represents the tin-horn b ot ude De Luxe Bed Springs, Foster Ideal Begg Spi ings g}{ld Englander Couch Beds—All at Regular Prices. N erar bt the Cside bucst | In il iz glory—ewilling te take the = n the money. » | very little of his own. = . SoTnis partion At ssuibling Jojot. = Bur Jiiching how the oth it || for xme mE.lon 0&: “This, after gambledis expensive. The begil: s m“n"rhmm o oo found to have | luck, did mot follow trips to “Hard no relation t “The Easiest Way.” but | ier. 800, e 03 s e wan B distinguishes it from another “jolnt’|eptered either place, according to all |jn Maryland known as “The Hard| ., jjvestigations we could make, . : L] Starting Tomorrow— : 1. . . o e B e et by twg | 2nd 80 we abandoned the trip to the Wonderful Hubrite Morning Dresses | =izt e an i in Washington to hunt up their Quick Action Afferded. NALUESIFEOM 35, 355 9 150 TN | ctacker e, B, £, SIS, ONESET | The gumes st both places visted \ tion in a rather unfrequented section| were practically the same, as has . M| ot ataryiand.a Jistance from | been stated, but the two are separate | B way 'With & turn-off—and there they |and distinct, conducted by different g | dispense thrills and come to town proprietors. The use of dice answers [ each day to bank the proceeds. the call of the day for quick action in “Easy Way” Net Easy. gambling. A player either goes “bust,” which is most frequent, or he Came another dark night. We had = tried, the Wise Man ln‘d myself, to| Wins in & short time. “Galloping dom- B ek the bank at “Easy Way.” The |inoes” are mot for the conservative M| attempt had been & dlsmal.failure, |Sambler. The chance of winning is @ The bank grew fat and prosperous. | Small: the house percentage is large: We fod it with white chips, brown | Killings” sre few and far between 8] nipe ana rea chips. We tried the|and the tin-horn, when his domain is 5 invaded by officers of the law, is well B tmecn beta, but "o "ng | cqulpped Anancially to move to an- ” % other location. nd “Fop. the Eame keeper:|” “Pop,” conductor of the “Easy all, R e e e t along the Potomac, in Vir- “He's & good shoot-ah, gent gl may not hi to worry about excellent shoot-ah.® G | the future if he can Keep the sheriff off his heels, and may, even now, = ] S dream of another 80 we went to Maryland, and we i35 etk e came to a house, dark and dismal from the outside. This house sits Bals unesearied right along the and there is & == big barn-lot used as a parking space | O for sutomoblles. Here we were gu New, Exclusive, High-Grade Women’s Mallory Felt Hats Comprehensive Selection—New Colors—Priced From $10.93 Up to $15 The advent of the Mallory Felt Co. into the women’s hat business signifies the same standard.as’ the stam; “Mallory” in a man’s felt hat, only much more. It standg for highest grade fur bodies, highest grade trimming and- finishing and very exclusive but cfsrnctical exquisite- felt Etsbut style. The higher standard for women that prefer , e best. . o We offer a choice selection of 8 mgny styles in all new shades Amazing Values in Corsets Average and Stout May:O-Belt Corsets - $2.59 Regularly $4, $5 and $6.50 I . Values il This -well known corset i needs no introduction, it be- ing recognized as the standard of corset perfection. We are able to offer this These are the more practical models. Fashioned of gingham, chambray and madras, in plain colors, stripes, pin checks or large plaids. Styles for the miss or madam. Some with touches of handwork or contrasting colors. Waist or straight- line models, with pockets and sash models ideal for early fall wear, and the housewife will ~ soon. see their won- derful washing and wearing qualities. Sizes 36 to 52 Dresses similar to those illustrated. - At $2.39. Palais Royal—Third Floor. An inspection of this line will readily prove that the stamp “Mallory” will soon become popular with the , femininehat trade. Just Arrived—Many New Hats For Immediate Wear—Specially Priced at $5 Palals Royal—Second Floor, e air was_heavy parks mollt.l 'rh|e Wise !ll:n l.nds e und the ¢ the house, knock- | standing alongside “Pop.” Suddenly W 2ound e o o e wears sdusts. | he turned to my companion, plucked §98 to & tihy nNounre: "l‘ll:::vr.tl‘nn:u.‘.:t‘ :to be good for the D e ol farmers—don't you think?" - And later a call came ringing through this “jotnt,” like the call at the other place: “Machine leaving for town. All ready to start outside!” We left the place and went our way, with the untipped service of t! automobile watcher, who held his flashlight on the rough path to the Alexandria road. The rain continued to patter down: far in the east lighter gray appeared over the tre tops; somewhere nearby a cock sl his wet feathers and volced s dismal ‘welcome to the dawn, an lere came = e e onotonous call: 4 a good shoot-sh. gentlemen. Soorman, by e xcellent ahoot-ah. Get your ExtraSpecial Purchaseof 1,200 | =fiiss "o |2t i CVW{ pair teed stand- ard in Vfll'-mn = < Materials of heavy coutil < and fancy brocade, elastic top, low and medium bust models. i $Q.25 cltste goees i ke Bkt 100% Wool Blankets,’82pr, | i s dn” & Fine Virgin Wool Blankets, every thread pure wool, 7,;‘,,;,?,’% Noleeo D¢ or both warp and filling. Size 66x80. Shown in the fol- e lowing colors: Tan, gray, lavender, pink, blue and black and red plaids. Only 50 pairs in this lot. Special Mon- day at $8.25 pair. ey . % Bed and Crib Pads Dimity Bedspreads Made of fine muslin, well | The better kind, i H stitched and filled with white rice:. o g4t apepiad sz & 52.50 sllk " Palais Royal—Third Fleor. he must vouch for O ek 3deinch, 8¢ each lea;‘;:hhsgz' $5.00 fi ip—and he glared at us with v = Incl y N e 27xd0-inch, $100 cach | 63x0-inch Plain Hemmed, filov sl 43 . . e T e Wa wete nalied J6x76-inch, $2.28 each C . ° . $228 each %’ o | W[ for some time, questions asked, and Zg:!uc{n wu.ooo uc: 81x90-inch Plain Hen'l;n;.d. " leces ummer n erwear ™ finally allowed to enter the gambling 54x76-inch, eacl N 9 . soom. = b e MO | pedspreads, $3.69 Each 16-biktie kgt Heevy T ] F¥ia rrow i ook oo e, et o i i silk, in'all wante P~ = - ; 3 z ntal Quilted Table Top Satia Biisbed, in white: Cab- 1. Dopanete S n n at wa e L o) = ) . VALUES $1.50, $2,-$225 AND §2.50 Round. Filled “with fine | corners and scslloped. Dou- tic: ‘mode, beaver % 1 Ny - 3 x white cotton. ble-bed size. Special Monday, LT, O 2 2 $id S ~ ! S 42-inch at $225 each $3.69, navy and white. At $1.43 the Washingtoplon, the silver Si-inch at $250 each Palais Royal—Second Fioor, pair. 7 b is somewhat of & mnov. H / . . L] 3 r & pocket-p! t . But here at W “lntn an orgy of silver dollars— Many Homelovers Will Buy | - $125 to 175 Pure sitc Gloves, $1.15 Paie Sterniciled Crash Goeds at 14 12 ang 16 batton laath #Good colors sad. white. Dou- These are made of the softest lin- gefie cloth; dainty trimming of Jaces, embroidery and medallions. Many Menday — In fast colors . Ble tipped. Every pair per- styles of envelope chemise and Pa!:nmntul :uhuc 2 fe:g'” - mu" ] nightgowns‘.”'Vaafifln mb::mhfi $2.29 Crash Portleres, pair, 229 Square Table Covers, Chamol G.fl'_ negdl may | lflppllea' atal ) t S ey G bl g e B e g what you intended to pay. Cuts spear point and heavy em- bpr:?dcnd’o stitchings. I-’: pon- gee, mastic, sil- ~ ver and a full line of sizes in white, At $1.15 pair. Palais Reyalelatis Fisor. assansnuuns. represent ‘general style of under- wga} At $1.29. 2 $5.20 Window Drapes, pair, $L79 Round Table Covers, : $245 | 38-inch, each, 8¢ $6.39 Couch Covers, 58-inch. . $149. Square Table Cevers, each. $3.19 | 39%inch, each, ' 78¢ $5.29 Couch Covars, 48-iuch, v