Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1922. " ’ - Board of Trade Committee | Fears Congestion at |fi [ Georgetown Structure. Console cabinet and mirror, *105 Regularly $155.50 Large polychrome inclosed cabinet and mirror to match. In charming Italian Renaissance Period design. Console group, %80 = Regularly $134.75 Large polychrome cabinet, in Renaissance period design. Has attractive parchment picture to match. Combination davenport and library table, *59 Regularly $87.50 An artistic table with decp leaf at cach end. suit- able for the dining room or as a living room table. Beautiful antique finish. Miahogany library table Four committee meetings of the Washington Board of Trade are #cheduled for the next two days. They mre: Bridges, George W. Offutt, jr., chairman, today at 4:30 o'clock in the boardrooms; military and naval affalrs, today, 4:30, office of Frederick Fenning, in the Evans building; sub- committee on traffic of the public enues com- hinm, chairman. n the board- business now offi- nittees of the Vourd are starting actively to wark in an effort to obtain beneficlal legis- lation for the District. 3 Believing the present architectural Plans for the new Georgetown bridge will hamper traflic, the bridges com- mittee is seeking (o provide parking #pace at the M street entrance of the span, so street cars stopping at this point will net tie up automobile | traf menibers believe ken up at fon at this t Manufacturers’ Asso- ] o commander of the local National Gua been active in interesting civi nizations in the “woeful inadeq £ the pres- ent(armol’.\n The constantly increasing traffic problems in the District will be taken uUp by the special s e public ol Rayner, the chairma of “the local M been active in imittee. . commander rps, and has | B matters for | B that William | [f I i Regularly $34.50 vears, Phelps al traffic au- . R thority, who w the dexizners | | Colonial design, in dull antique finish. Only 2 to o s of London | | and e sell. T N under the will d tion ek remedial legislat PLANTOOPENNEW | BRIDGE NEXT WEEK TUnless somthing unforeseen pre- vents, the new $2,000,000 concrete bridge at Georgetown will be cpen to general traffic, vchicular and pedes- | new year. The exact date of the new yvear. The axact date of the opening depends entirely on weather conditions. Without much rain, the structure can be made ready for and Living room suite, *395 Regularly $595 o 3.Piece German Mohair. A luxurious suite with 7-ft. settee, extra large, restful rocker and large, comfona!fle armchair. Full spring edge seats and backs, loose spring cushions. Living room suite, *295 public use early in the week. but a serics of heavy rainfalls will delay the opening. = Though the bridge proper is coms Regularly $435 pleted, the clay emba the southern ap) ment forming at Rosslyn 3-Picce, Queen Anne Period. A dclighlful over- stuffed tapestry living room or library suite, richly upholstered in best grade tapestry over Marshall - springs. e complete ntil the pres it southern entrance fo the Aqueduct bridge 1¢ closed. Tha egening. of the new bridge is made vl roadway at Loth approaches to the bridge. The stone foundution of that | the top dre<sing. packing and level- ing. A heavy rain Lefore the road is properly covercd would weuken the clay foundation and delay the work. All Trafic to Be Diverted. The new roadway at n directly onto the Mili Fort Myer and at Hume west into the Cherrvdale section of the proposed Lee east into the When it is opened to traflic next entrance to the Living room suite *135 3.Picce Overstuffed Suite ufsholslcred in pleasing combination of blue and gold velours. Includes settee, chair and large wing fireside chair. & 3 ® 5l % Be 5 a b E town bridge. sary to permit the approach to the ne installation of the tra. tal Traction Company. Living room suite, *115 Regularly $195 3-piece, in cane. Upholstered in pleasing design tapestry, over guaranteed oil-tempered sugl springs. 6-ft. settee, restful rocker and large armchair. s of the Capi- which will form a ioop at that point. as well as for the e tion of the train sheds of iha Washington and Old Dominion railroad. Until the new terminal of the latter lines is established its cars will be permitted to cross the Aque- duct bridge to the present terminus at 36th street, Georgetown. Though the Capital Traction Com- pany has installed its trucks entirely across the Georgetown bridge. it will not_make connections with its main line at M street and build the pro- posed loop at Rosslyn uutil March or April next. The delay is due entirely 1o the fact that the Virginia ap- proach of the bridge cannot be com- pleted before that time. Because of these facts the traflic arrangements now being made for the use of the new bridge, beginning next week, are temporary only and will not be fixed permanently until the Virginia ap- proach is completed and the street cars are in actual operation across the bridge next spring. Living room suite 50 Regularly $79 3.Piece Mahogany Finish. Sample suite, dull rubbed frames. Upholstered in good quality tapestry. Long settee. Restful rocker and armchair. e Simmons white enamel bed, $225° Regularly $39.75 i Heavy three-inch post, full size. Only 2 to sell. Simmons brass trimmedsl 2.50 white enameled beds, Regularly $23.50 All full size. Some are subject to slight mars or imperfections. 12 to sell. No phone orders. ATEST styles to intrigue ;gmold guslthybles! Choice 0 shrtgét-haired, 1ot and whitehaived monkeyst Line forms this wa;'!fiwys BUT IN THE MEANTIME- | € Vigorous of youth may be retained gfits‘?hn,zasbodilyhealth maintained. J Simmons ivory bed, *10 Regularly $17.50 Heavy post style, full size. Dull brass caps. Only 6 to sell. When the stomach fails to digest food, the liver i . up, constipation ¥ and biliousness result, wise } § men and women heed § Nature’s warnings and cor- d rectall ive and elim- § Below half-pricé-«six § inative disorders with bed d&VGI‘lpOl’tS, $15 - Beechfiln s Pills—for 80 } g e Regularly $39.75 i AtAll Drigifists—25¢ and S0c: 4 in fumed oak, 2 in mahogany finish. UpHolstered = TE in black leatherette. e \ Save a fourth! A great many of these pieces and suites are floor samples. The reductions on them are headlong because we desire a clearance. Other pieces and suites are in pat- terns, styles or numbers that factories have dropped or changed, therefore we cannot reorder or duplicate them. \ Bedroom suite, *395 Regularly $595 . T-Piece Heppelwhite. An elegantly grained American walnut suite of charming lines. Includes large dresser with hanging mir- ror and two extra hand mirrors. Spacious chifforette, bed, vanity case with adjustable mirror and also three extra hand mirrors. Cane-seated chair, bench and rocker. Complete suite. Bedroom suite, %295 Regularly $455 4-Piece Chippéndnle style. A beautiful period suite of graceful lines and made of sclected woods, finished in rich antique mahogany. Excel- lent workmanship. Bedroom suite, 275 Regularly $361.75 7-Piece Parchment finish. Artistic suite of durable finish. Includes large dresser, bed, chifforette, semi-vanity. Chair, rocker and bench. Bedroom suite, *175 Regularly $245 4Piece, Ivory Finish. Suite includes a large dresser, chifforette, toilet table and bed. Beautifully finished in rich Old Ivory Enamel. Colonial bedroom suite, *115 Regularly $155 4 picces, American Walnut finish. An attractive suite, pleas- ing design. Large dresser, full size bed, triplicate mirror toilet table and chiffonier. Dining room suite, *375 o Regularly $601 4-Piece American Walnut. Suite includes 66-inch buffet with gallery back and 2 large urns. Oblong extension table, closed-in server and large china cabinet. Made of selected woods and finished with exquisite detail. Dining room suite, $200 Regularly $395 i 4Piece Queen'Anne Period. Delightful design in rich Ameri- can walnut, 66-inch buffet, large extension table, china cabinet and server. A sample suite subject to very slight imperfections. Dining room suite, *350 10-piece, solid mahogany Suite made of selected solid mahogany, in dull finish. Has 60- inch buffet, closed-in server, 54-inch extension table, china cabinet,. 5 side and one master chair with genuine leather seats. Clearance of 10 sample lamp shades Some slightly soiled. 35 o The 7th at F 13 A third! A half! They are re-marked down for clearance. If these causes and circumstances make any essential or intrinsic difference in the furniture we cannot see it. The only effect, in so far as you are concerned, is money in your pocket. In that the sale abounds. Logically, it is better to be early. Bedroom suite, *385 Regularly $495 4-Piece Ivory Enamel. A well made suite of beautiful lines. The dresser is 52 inches wide, with plate mirror, 30x40 inches: 5 drawers, large chifforette with sliding traye. Bow-end bed and, semi-vanity case. Bedroom suite, 287 Regularly $390 4Piece American Walnut. A carefully constructed suite of beauti- fully grained wood. Suite includes a full vanity case. bow-end bed. chif- forette and large dresser. . Bedroom suite, %245 Sample suite only 4-Piece Queen Anne style. Graceful period suite of selected mahogany, in dull finish. Excellent construction. Bedroom suite, %145 Regularly $202 4-Piece Queen Anne style. A graceful suite of the period, in dull rubbed antique mahogany finish. Wing design. Bed, large vanity, chif- forette and large dresser. Only onc to eell. Bedroom suite, 75 Regularly $103 4piece French Gray Oak. Includes dresser, chifforette, full size bed and triplicate mirror toilet table. Dining room suite, *345 Regularly $495 10-Piece ltalian Renaissance Period. A faithful reproduction of the early Renaissance period, both in style and finish. Suite complete, in- cludes 66-inch buffet, closed-in server, large china cabinet, oblong exten- sion table, 5 side and one master chair with tapestry seats and cane backs. Dining room suite, 145 Regularly $197 4-Piece Queen Anne Period desiq. Rich American walnut finish. Buffet with gallery back, oblong extension table, closed-in sexver and long china cabinet. Sample suite only. Dining room suite, *350 10-piece, Sheraton period A delightful suite of the quaint Sheraton period design, made of beautifully grained mahogany. Elegantly finished. Complete 10 pieces. Co. et \ YEAR-END CLEARANCE OF GOOD FURNITURE! vl R G R G T 3 ) R CIED 5 0 0 0 g g T o T TR