Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1922, Page 33

INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERkED PAYMENT PLAN Established 1861 : k_fi)fi.moses&sms Furpitare . “Eleventh and F Sts. Window Shades Made to Measare Annual August Sale of Floor Coverings Rugs and Carpets at special low prices for the early buyer. Add to this the fact that we will make later de- livery if you so desire and the advantage to you is obvious. Carpets of Quality Wide Chenille, 9 ft. and 12 ft. wide. Used for covering rooms without seams and for making rugs. All shades. August price, per square yard, $8.50. Velvet Carpet, per yard, $1.45 and $2.45. Mottle Velvet, heavy quality, with plain red or green borders, for stairs or hall runners— ' . 2215 inches wide.....cc..c0v0e...$1.80 27 incheg wide..... ..$1.85 86 inches wide. . ..$3.25 54 inches wide.... cc.vvvinee. ... 8475 American Wilton Rags 9x12-feet. August prices, $82 to $110 8.3x10.6-ft. August prices, $78 to $98 6x9-ft. August prices, $52.50 to $65 36x63-in. August prices, $32 to $36 27x54-in. August prices, $9.50 to $10.50 Axminster Rugs, Seamed 27x54 cccvevenn o . $2.90 36xT0 ....... ... .. $535 (5.2 R ...$18.00 8.3x10.6 cr .$27.50 Drapery Department Special lot of Cretonne for decorative work, slip covers and pillows; all good colors and designs. Values $1.25 to $1.75. Special, 85¢ Per Yard Colored Madras and Sunfast Fabrics for living room and dining room curtains. Floral designs; all good colors. = To Close at 75¢ Per Yard Final Clearance of All Summer Furniture Including Willow, Reed and Fiber, in the Natural and Decorated 33 1/3 Off Regular Price *Not including Bar Harbor Chairs or Rockers - The Linen Shop Hemstitched Pure Linen Tea Cloths. A recent importation at very attractive prices. 54x54 inches square in beauti- ful designs. Special $7.25, $7.50 and $8.50 each. Bleached Double Satin Damask Table Cloths with napkins to match, heavy fine linen, new designs. Cloths 2x2 yards. Special, each ....$11.00 Coths 2x214 yards. Special, each . ..$14.25 Cloths 2x3 yards. Special, each ....$17.25 Coths 2%x2% yards. Special, each.$15.00 Cloths 214x214 yards. Special, each.$17.50 Napkins 22-inch. Special, dozen . ..$13.00 Napkins 25-inch. Special, dozen ...$15.75 Bleached Hemstitched Pure = Linen Huckaback Guest Towels. Beautiful woven spaced designs for initials, Size 15x22 inches. Speciz}l, 89c¢ each. : Hemstitched Bleached Pure Linen Huck Towels. Extra size 22x40 inches, damask borders. Very soft and absprbent. Spe- cial, $1.25 each. : : Bleached Turkish Bath Towels. Spongy absorbent weave. Size 22x45 inches. Spe- INQUIRE ABOUT R . /-.4.}‘,1 3 -Cases 46x36 inches, regular $4.25. ‘OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN Linens Upholstery Mattresses Made 2 and Renovated Chenille Rugs Plain centers and figured borders. A good quality rug that will stand hard wear. 9x12 .......$68.00 36x63 ......$10.50 8x10 .......$55.00 27x54 ...... $7.25 6x9 ........$38.00 1014x13!5 $110.00 AT oo b $19.50 12x15 .....$138.00 Oriental Rugs At the August prices we are offering a fine assortment of Mosuls, Dozars, Hamadans, Beloochustans, etc. New goods, new* qualities and extra large sizes. Three special values. Rugs averaging in-size 414x61% feet: values ranging from $115 to $135. Au- gust price, $85.00. Fine Dczars. August price, $58.00 Mosuls, average size 3x5 feet. Au- gust price, $42.50. Figured Nets, white, cream and ecru. Just the thing for making up curtains for odd size windows. Special a.t 65¢ 0dd lots of Curtains, including scrim and net, with lace edge and insertions; white, cream and ecru; all good bargains in one, two and three pair lots. Prices §2.50 to $10 Per Pair Hemstitched Pure Linen Sheets and Cases. Firm round thread linen of known worth. Sheets 90x108 inches, regular $31.75. For $25.00 Pair. Sheets 90x99 inches, regular $31.25. 2 For $25.00 Pair. Sheets 72x99 inches, regular $25:00. For.$20.00 Pair. Sheets 72x96 inches, regular $17.00. « For $13.00 Pair. e ‘For $3.75 Pair. Cases 45x36 inches, regular $6.75. : For $6.00 Pair. Cases 45x36 inches, regular $10.25. ; For $9.00 Pair. ——dma Handkerchiefs " ‘Women’s Handmade Colored Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, beautiful hand. embroider- ed deains‘gn fine pure linen and pongee. Special, 50c, 75c and 85¢. Each - s 5 Jhio, have recently purchased and /moved into the former home of Mr.- and “Mrs; Harry K:~Boss on -Mc- Kinley street. ', . | - j. and Mrs.:Clement and their dpughter Betty of East Bradley lane have motored to Sunbury, Pa., where they will visit the parents of Maj. Cjement fof ten day; . Mr. and Mra. Oliver Spiith and their daughter Derothy. of «Cedar - par] .| way have returned from their MRS. EUGENE FIELD BURKETT, Wife of Ensign Burkett, a bride of mid-June, who wax Mies Mart) Daingerfield Spaulding. Myers and her son ley are motoring s' brother, Dr. C. M. Hammett, to tic Clty, where they will spend two weeks. and Mrs. Willlam Blum and son William of Elm street left for a ‘two weeks' vacation at Capon Springs, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Fesser have as their house guest for ten di Tipple of New Yonk. Mrs, Charles A. Lyman has returned.| Pa. Mr. and Mrs, Julia Winnemore and their sons Julian and Augustus have motored to Capon Springs,- W. Va. where they will spend their vacation. Lawrence will' join his i jam Wiiliam And Ben Skinner are the house guests of Mrs. Alvin V. Eckert at her home on the Potomac. Mr. Pace motored down on Friday with Mr. ert and will return on Sunday with his famil o P Mry. H. S, Ridgeley and their son and daughter Walter and Helen of Morrison street have re- turned from Braddock Heights, Md. | Where they motored and spent three weeks. Miss Mildred Nichols of Morrison street is spending the remainder of the summer at Purcellville, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson ahd their family have moved into their new home, at the corner of Brookville road and Newland street. Mr. and Mrs. G ge Langdon Whitford and their daughters Har- riet and Ordway are !pend_‘ng the {fummer at theii farm in Waterloo, J. F. Mauchly and his son are their vacation at - Capon W. Va. < j2. R. McComas and Mrs. D. P. Scott emtertained at a bridge lunc eon Wednesday in homar of Miss Belle Furguson of ‘Winchester, Va, Mre, Julian Winnemore their home on Stephenson stre d are planning to build a new home on Rosemary street in the autumn. Mr. an Mrs. ha:e returned from a two months’ imotor tour with Mr. and Mrs. Louis | Boekhoss through_the north i~ Mrs. B. Ashby Leavell has returned from Virginia, where she visited her sister. Mr. and Samuel G. Skelton i and Mrs, Forest de Lore Van valin are leaving on August 25 for Rraddock Heights, Md., where they will spend a month. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Fohl are leaving next week for Bar Harbor Ma. On their return trip they will few days at Newport. R. T. =. S, Castle R|dfv\;ay enller‘;a:ged hursday at an informal bridge fixncheou in honor of Miss F. Belle erguson. . Fl\l?ss Fay Smeade of Elm street has returned om Edgewood, the Gir' Scout camp, where she spent six weeks. ,\Qlksand Mrs. Edward J. Walsh and their family of Newland street are spending _their vacation at Spring Lake, N. J. The Rev. and Mrs. Hubert Rex Johnston are spending a short vaca- tion at Ocean City. N. J. Dr. and Mrs. T. Leith Gill. their son Wallace Reid and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fegan, motored to the Seasidc House. Atlantic Cit. 8 for the week end. Mrs. Abner H. Ferguson entertained on Saturday at a bridge-luncheon Ir honor of her house guest, Miss T Fergusan. Bl W AT Smith is_spending the y month in New York with friends..Her son Andrew is camping in Michigan with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shephard, whe were former residents of Chevy Chase Mrs. William Boss and her daugh- Iters Marion and Virginia have re- turned from Galloways, Md. where they spent five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins and their family have returned from a month's vacation at Galloways, Md. On account of the illness of their daughter Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Rea P. Wright have returned from Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. where they had he summer. ‘cfl:s,‘og_ tN. King and her. daughte: Rutb have returned from Piney Point Md., where they spent a week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Maurer will sail August 20 for an extended trip through Euroa&‘ Tl"!xley will visit rela- Ve jwitserland. tl\wehs__ l:m? Mrs. Alexander R. Varella and family of Connecticut avenue are spending part of the summer at their cottage in Piney Point, Md. . “Miss E. M. Potbury is spending the month of August at Orkney Springs. Va. let Bruce of Ingomar street hn.ws“s:svl’l:r house guest Miss Ester Potter of Baltimore, Md. % Mr" Henry Prentiss has returned from his vn(r:lluon, which he spent in ch. - D'l‘['x‘-'.minl‘:flz\am George Wady Imirie are. spending a week at Skip-Away Cottage, River ‘Springs; Md. Mr. Eric W. Austin of Lyndhurst, N. J., is visiting his mother, Mrs. John W. Austin, at Chevy Chase Circle. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carter of Cleve- M and M \\\\\\_\\\u Nz = " No obligation to-bu * Absolutely Perfect karat Blue-white = GEM'—Pla num setting with' small dia-' 837 11- ‘white Diamond— Ji| 18-kt. white gold mounting — latest ha | visiting relatives in Kansas, has gonc ' | hbmes. mer home at Thousand Islands, < Mre. ‘E. J. Cornthwaite of fort, Ind., is the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Cane of Jenifer s Virginia Armstrong of Jocelyn street is spending two weeks in New York city. , Miss Marie Ridgley of Morrison s has returned from her vaca- tion. She spent two weeks in New York city as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Repp. She was a guest | of Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Tlmmon!l at their house party at the United States naval, base at Portsmouth, N. H., and she made a delighttul mo- tor tour through the White moun- tains. 7 Mrs. Robert Mahoiney and her son Jack have returned from visiting friends in New Jersey. Mrs. Mary Sitz-Parker Is spending the week end in-Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Raiph Berry are plan- ning to-build @ new home on West Underwooll street-carly in the au- tumn. The Misses Sophie and of Kanawha 4 arrie Eber ling up the uluth, Minn. rginia Boyce, who is with them to Colorado Springs, Col., for a few weeks. - Mr. and Mrs. John Imirie, their daughters Mary and Helen, Miss Mar- garet Higgi Miss Louise Hancock and the Mi Imirle have returned e _party given at Skip- x mmer home of Mr. and Miss Marjorie MacDonald of Cleve- land, Ohlo, is the house guest of Miss Dolores Carter of McKinley street. Mr. and Mrs, G. N. de Guire are spending a few weeks in California. Mr. Carrson Conkiin of New York is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Imirie of Bradley lane. Miss Beulah Burr Steile of New York Mrs. and Miss Vera Cooper of Atlanta, G: who were the "house guests of Mrs. Charles Clark, have returned to.their Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alvery and their daughter Jane Anne are spending their vacation with Mrs. Alvery's parents on their farm in Maryland. The Misses Sauber of Lancaster, Pa., | are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sauber. Mrs. Charles Knockey and her daughter Catherine are vi Knockey's niece at Lansing, who was formerly Miss Mar! of Chevy Chase. Mr. Knockey will} join his family the first of Septem-; ber at Niaghra Falls, N. Y. They will return to Chevy Chase Septem- ber 15. - Mr. Andrew J. Cummings is attend- ing the Elks' convention at Frost- burs. Md. Mrs. Charles Morgan and her daugh- returned from visiting Mre Ts Miss Helen Sommers of Eim street- || entertained on Saturday at luncheon and cards in honor of M Stover of South Orange, .. who the house guest of Miss Martha Col- lins. Miss Josephine Cummings has re- turned from New York city. Mrs. Alexander M. Ashley and herifj daughter Anne of West street were the house guest: Ashley's brother, Mr: Walter G - ell of Homestead, Pa. Mr. Powell re- turned to Chevy Chase with his sis- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Tabor are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alvin V. Eckert at their summer hope in King George county, V Mr. Alexander Ashiey of West Mel- roze street will spend a few days in atlantio City, N. J. Katherine | MRS. GEORGE FULTZ REDDISH, ] A bride of August 9, who wan for- merly Miss Ruth Bathuret Edmond- won, her marriage to Dr. Reddish tak- Everetts Will Give Musical at Orchards Mr. George Burnap, who left Wash- ington several months, ago to join his brotherin-law and gjster, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Edward H. Evereft, in Europe. | 9! —_——— give a musical today. Miiss Helen Harrison, soprano, assisted by Mr, George H. Wilson at the piano, both of Washington, will give the pro- gram. 7 remained abroad after fheir return, and is now In Paris. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Everett have opened their summer home, the Orchards, at Benningto; where they wili 30 Years at 935 F St. Nl %\\\ . /] ////// //// AN NG I Moclerni_zing Your Old Family Jewels ~ FOLKS cling to their old Jewel Mountings forgetting that, after all, the real senti- ment should attach to the jewels themselves. By modernizing your Diamonds with new, up- to-date mountings, their value, attractiveness EMILE OIL WAVE NEW PROCESS IN . PERMANENT WAVING 209 Discount from Aug. 15 to Oct. 15. We offer this special Dis- count to our numerous clients who were unable to get ap- pointments during our rush and appearance will be greatly increased. For over thirty years we have been creating individual jewelry designs and ideas. We shall be pleased to submit drawings and estimates for modernizing your jewelry. We Will Reset Your Diamond While You Wait A Special Feature of Our Diamond Deft. You can enjoy the beauty of your diamond by having it set in a Beautiful, Hand-constructed, Solid Platinum and Diamond Mounting of the very newest $ design. Many styles to select %rom. SET WHILE 50 Two Exceptionally B nt and Absolutely Per- fect Blue-White Diamonds—Superbly matched and weighing over 34 kt. A pair of dia- $200 season. This Special Oil Wave is accomplished with comfort and safety by French Special- ists. Bobbed Hair curled in Ritiglets. All work guaranteed. Special Departments for Marcel Waving, Hair Restor- ing, Manicuring, Massaging. Great Selection of Hair Goods. Permanent Waving Specialist 1213 Conn. Ave. Phone Frank. 4422-5956 YOU WAIT at our Very Special Price of............ monds that we have priced remarkably low for the twogems......c........... One Absolutely Perfect Dia- mond — Very beautiful and brilliant, weighing over 134 kts.; set in solid platinum mounting. A wonderful bar- One Very Beautiful- Dia- mond—Of rare brilliance and excellent color, weighing over 174 kts. A real investment op- portunity at— gain at— *325 *595 A. XAHN Ine. 935 F Street. Platinumsmiths 30 Years at the Same Address Jewelers - A Welcome Message tothe usic Lovers of Washington Homer L. Kitt Co. Now Has Knabe Warerooms Musical folk of Washington and vicinity will be pleased to learn that we have taken over the old Knabe Warerooms and that one of our first steps along the line of rehabilita- tion has been to install a Victor Department Real service will be the keynote; personal, helpful service; the kind made possible by long - experience and activity in local musical circles and a friendly interest in the needs of the community. You will find a complete line of high-grade pianos and player-pianos, including, of course, the celebrated . : OMER L. KITT Bnabe You are cordially invited to come in ‘and see our comprehensive show- ing of Victor products and to make yourself at home in our comfortable demonstration rooms. Successor to the Knabe Warerooms Phone, Main 4730