Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1923, Page 10

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NAVY BAND WILLPLAY THE SUNDAY STA AR, WASHIINGTOI\ D. C, convention in New York, from which TECH,S SPRING PLAY he returned to Washington yesterday. who also attendcd the convention of the National Re- COLUMBUS GETS OFFICE. Elected Third Vice President of Mr. Columbus, TO BE GIVEN FEB. 23 tral High School auditorium on the nights of February 23 and 24 and March 2 and 3. This play, a comedy written by Beulah Marie Dix and Mrs. Suther- land, was popular in Its original pro- FEBRUARY 11, 1923—PART T. A new plan is tried this year in the training of two casts of equal ability, which will take turns in giving the performance. Those who will take the leading roles in the two casts are Ruth e WILL DINE NEBRASKANS. State Society to Entertain Retiring relinquishing thelr seats are Benator Hitchcock, Representatives Jefferis Evans and Andrews; also, Represen- tative Humphreys, who was elected to fill the unexpired term of the Lute tail Dry Goods Association, stated that “if the presence of a recorl | number of buyers in the market 1s narles J. Columbus, secretary of | criterion, America is in process of Merchants and Manufacturers’|a of ‘prosperity.” was elested third wice| S ry Columbus will make a or eport of the conventions to ational Association | ihe hoard of go at the annual meeting. Members of Congress. Retiring members of Congress from Nebraska, with their wives, are to be the guests of the Nebraska State Association at a banquet and a re- ception Tuesday evening at the Grace Dodge Hotel. Among those who are ‘Will Be Repeated at Central Audi- torium February 24 and duction on the professional stage. Leading parts will be taken by stu- dents who have been prominent in dra- matic work at Tech. Many of the prin- March 2 and 3. clpals u.;\nleanu n last year s’D\l‘fil) Ar; 1 1 ere ng."” and Iu the production o The 1923 edition of Tech High School’s | gooth Tarkingion’s “Clarence,” which rnors at its next |annual spring play, “The Road to Yes- | was given by the dramatic club last rd. ill be presented in the Cen- month. LANSBURGH & BROTHER STORE NEWS for Mondly, Fehrun.ry 12. 1923 Russell, Virginia Pryor, Mildred Volant, Helen 'Walten, Kathryn Keep, Olive Barbee, John Daly, Joseph Heinrich, John Schelihaas and'James Graves. o Motor vehicles to the extent of 2,- 400,000 units’ was the record output or’ 1922, Moses P. Kinkaid, and Represent ative Thorpe, who was elected to the vacancy created by the resignation last June of C. F. Representative M president of the association, and 1, A. Harding are in charge of the ban quet. AT CUMMUle [:ENTER Retail Secretaries. Um Fifteenth Free Musical to Be Given |Association, president of the &t Central High at 7:45. |or Retail Secrets Mrs. Marshall to Sing. Invitations Announcements Engraved on the best wedding stock, with two sets envelopes: 7 or 8 lines, 100 for...$12.00 10 lines, 100 for. First Floor. Shaded oid man —First Floor. Jnne Stunrt Shops for You * Telephone Franklin NM 420-430 Szvenlh Street I\orlllwm \Vlshlngton—New ank—Pms A Savings Feature in the February Sales of China, Glass and Housewares Huge Sale of Syracuse Chlna In making this purchase we secured a well-selected quality of Syracuse White Vitreous China in all pieces needed for houschold use. You're not interested in how we did-it, but the ])l‘l(CS in these four groups demonstrate that we bought them right, for we're selling them at prices your experience convinces you is startlingly low. —at 10 at ] 2c— Small Bowls Ramikers and Plates Custards Plales All sizes, 3% to 9 inches. Both heavy hotel and household weights. Syracuse China Decorated Dinner Sets Two patterns in geld, with 742 matt, coin gold handles, on first quality thin China—and are splen- 42.Piece Sets Consisting of Dinner Plates 1 Meat Dish, Pie Plates 10-inch Bread and Byt- 1 Meat Dish, 8-inch 1 Meat Dish, ter 6-inch Fruits Baker, 7-inch size 1 Covered But- ter Dish Meat' Dish, 10- 1 Sugar inch size 1 Creamer Sugar Creamer 12 Teacups and Saucers Preserve Dishes Cups Many shapes. Unhandled Cups Bakers Small Ramikers Individual and small. Dairy Mugs Olive Dishes —at 9c—— Meat Platters, 12-in., 14-in. and 16-in. sizes Gravy Boats, fast stand Celery Trays Consisting of Soup Plates 12 Dinner Plates 12 Tea Plates 12 Bread and Butter 12 Soups 12 Fruits 1 Baker, 8-inch 1 Casserole 1 Cold Vegetable Dish 1 Sauce Boat Bowl Teacups and Oyster Plates Cream Soups Lunchrooms, Restaurants and Boarding Houses —will find in this sale genuine savings on serv- iceable hotet ware. We offer small bakers’ plates in all sizes and separate cups at prices you cannot easily duplicate. Attend this sale. —Sixth Floor, ) Sell Trays Bowls Several sizes. Footed Sherbets Square Bakers Three sizes. Oval Bakers Medium size. Spring Homefurnishings Priced to We have a wealth of new goods in draperies, floor coverings, etc., ready for all spring home deco- rating needs. But we're not waiting for spring; we mean to sell them in February, and we've priced them accordingly. You'll be delighted with the beauteous newness of everything—and particularly pleased with the savings that go with shopping this month. Come in Monday for greatest choice. An Interesting Sale of New Rugs _Spring Drapery Fabrics —offers many chances to profit in home improve- Swiss, Marquisctte and Voiles in greatest profusion and ment. Now is the time to beautify the home; and choicest quality. The range of choice here is unlimited. we h arranged values to make it profitable as 36-inch Cross-barred Scrim, yard.. ...30c well as pleasant. 36-inch Heavy Marquisette, yard .15¢ 9x12 Highest Quality . 50-inch Heavy Marquisette, yard........45c < Bedford Voile, a beautiful New Scotch Madras— Axminster Rugs Perfectly $ Slightly 49'95 Mismatched quality, in ivory or white; Beautiful new fabrics, all Woven These are beautiful 40 inches wide. 65c sunfast and 50 inches wide. A real opportunity here. Rugs to A charming quality to adorn Marqui- rugs, in rich color and pattern choice. any window. Reduced to, adorn any home, but slight mismatching reduces 380 vard, $1.34 to $3.00. them in the price ranks, which itself is really an Curtain Swiss, in new 50=inch Reps and Poplins, advantage. dots ; ,plvaslng quality. Yard.. 29c in staple col- i ]m's. a?, _v;rd, $1'(x) g M ized Sunfast Pop- 9x12 Heavy Seamless S Beautital aicy moos Wilton Velvet Rugs, $42.75 Tuscan Curtain Nets, in assorted patterns; 98C lins—Beautiful new goods, Slightly mismatched good quality..... match ol minate tes Nuvy Band h Benter., U program | Learn to turn kitch- en work into pleas- ure, attend this Tuscan Weave sette, in popular ecru; 36 inches wide. Yard..... Demonstration and Sale of Universal Kitchen Utensils The Landers, Frary and Clark Co., makers of the famous “Universal” line of kitchen ware, cutlery, etc., are co-operating | with us, during our February Sale by sending a factory-trained representative who will give gladly any desired assistance in the arrangement of the kitchen, and in the economical selec- tion of utensile. For instance, if you are about to equip a kitchen, this representative will assist you in planning its arrangement to get the best use of the space—increasing con- venience—improving appearance—and reducing unnecessary labor to a minimum. s 11 Orchestra, . TO SHOW SHIP’S MODEL. f the inches wide and in delightful color choice. $1 25 . Yard se.ceeo Footstools and Hassocks, made of good S0c quality heavy carpets with damask design. 36 battleship Ma Again a slight imperfection in Havana Fringes, tains, to cur- matching brings beautiful rugs into commonplace pricing. But opportu- mties for you arise from these rugs’ mis fortunes. So profit. —Fifth Floor. A Special Sale of Universal Aluminum Ware « $1.00- Your Choice of: 5-qt. Saucepans 6-qt. Preserving Kettles 12-cup Muffin Pans 14-gt. Oval Trays //W// 77z THE SECRET Of Good Health Is Good Teeth Consult Us for Dental Work DEFECTIVE TEETH don't al- low proper mastication of food. Result; the stomach _suffers. Diseased teeth spread poison into the jaws and thence to all parts of the body. Consultation- with us will reveal the true state of your teeth. Results guaranteed. Gold lnl-yl, Amal- 50 Room-Slze Axminster Rugs Perfect $ 3 9 y 45 Size 8.3x10.6 10,000 Yards in New Spring Patterns at yd., 38c Cretonnes for every room and every purpose, as fresh and inviting as spring flowers. Every lovely color, all new designs, and of a quality to please the most appre- ciative. Other new spring cretonnes at, yard— 75¢ 30¢ English Print Cretonnes in Distinctive Designs 50¢ 65¢ 75¢ - 81 $1.25 The individuality of English print cretonnes are their quaintness of designs have a wide appeal charac- teristic of no other cretonnes. We are showing designs we believe will please you at a modest price range. —TFifth Floor. Drink Mixers Tube Cake Pans 4-gt. Convex Kettles \ 5.qt. Pudding Pans Quality and 9x12 A fitting design for every room in your home—and rugs to transform your floors into visions of comfort and delight. They are of a quality as eternal as Hope itself— and more. satisfying. i Small Rugs at Pleasing Prices 6 Additional Money Savers in Aluminum 4-loaf Bread Mixers, $2.25. Wall Coffe Mills, $1.35. Potato Ricers, 35c. 24-1b. Family Scale, $1.75. No. 2 Food Chopper, $1.95. Paring Knives, 25c. 259% Reduction | On All Universal Aluminum Ware, During This Sale Coffe Pots. Pudding Pans. Pie Plates. Dippers. Muffin Pans. Saucepans. Gridles. Tea Kettle with Inscts. Handled Saucepans with cover. —Sixth ¥loor. | Fiber Rugs Low Priced 8.3x10.6, $8.98 9x12 size, $9.98 Your choice of 200 attractive fiber rugs in pleasing colors and designs. Reversible rugs, and doubly serviceable. 36x72 Fiber Rugs 27x54 Fiber Rugs Heavy Quality Axminster Rugs Size 36x63, each...$6.95 Size 27x54, each...$4.65 Fine Wilton R_ugs Size 4.6x7.6, to match larger rugs. A very wide selection. Rugs formerly - $30.00 to $46.50. Now $24.00 to $35.20. ‘Whittal Rugs excepted. Slip Covers should be ordered now Unhurried service is most satisfactory, so do not delay. We employ a large force of experts. We have the mate- rials and guarantee satisfying results, particularly if you order before our spring rush opens. $1.98 $1.48 Armstrong’s Linoleum in New Spring Designs sq. yd., $1.00 No more pleasing nor durable lino- leums are obtainable than these néw designs of Armstrong’s, which trans- form your kitchen into a dwelling place of delight. And our laying service adds to service and satisfaction. Use it. Our Famous Suction Testh fit tight, give satisfaction, and look like natural testh. ‘eoth extracted FREE when other work @® Soup Strainers. Dishpans. Fry Pans. ‘Teapots. w 434 7th OVER KRESGE'S § AND 10c STORE B,W. Corner Seventu and E Bf % n Sundays.

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