Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1923, Page 18

ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923. SIX FLEET BASES Something To Be INU. 5. NAVY PLAN munhmanh & 0 New Line-Up of Defenses R emem b e red Made by Special Strategy Board. The Master Loat Is e New Spring Cretonnes are here in all Their Glory the Greatest Bread Development within a definite period % » of four continental and two “ad- . o 0 . . Value in the City of c vanced” fleet bases has been decided Cretonnes in bewildering array and a profusion of colorful new designs. Washington e e o Large bold effects, conventional floral patterns, tropical birds and stripes, T. Pound, Freshly Baked tense progra. W/ neat Chintz weaves, shadow effects and flowers. Choose now for Slip oday, One Pound, Freshly The bases selected by a spectal O XA\: Covers, Bed Covers, Window and Door Curtains and Hrocks. board on shore establishments, headed « i by Bear Admiral Hugh Rodmun, wil R : Domestic Cretonnes, 35¢, 65¢ and 85¢ Yard Atlantic City Buns, each, 25¢ ‘v‘;:.,‘p’m. :JZ‘.'.‘L".., 2:1‘;"55‘,1.’:“;‘;; ?‘ Foreign Cretonnes, $1.25 to $4.50 Yard after a study of every strateglc con- elderation. i W% J New Stenciled Crash Furnishings Under this schedule they will be de- veloped In the following order: ~San_¥Francisco—A base capable of % (L New Designs, Artistic Color Combinations T AY RA VALU jserving tho entire ficet in all re- é ects.” . . . . Puget sound—A base equal to that o | i More attractive than ever before, in fast colors that wash perfectly. Color combinations at San Fri 4 d to include ist IO H i 1 P Y 3 H Ing naval stations of that section. desirable for most any decorative scheme. More serviceable and good-looking Spring aNew, York-Narragansett buy baze— 2 and Summer furnishings would be hard to find. The designs we show are to be found how located in New York nharbor, ® only here in Washington. SUG AR LOAF Fiy S with "construotion. of 4 chunnel lfi 25.inch Round Stand Covers, 85c. Square and Oblong Pillow Covers, Pasengs of the Jrgest Vessels Trom N5 Table Covers, $1.50 to $2.50. 95¢ each. N hoanoake bay—Ar ali-ficet base 24 Table Scarfs, $1.25 to $1.85. Couch Covers, $6.50 each. B A CO N o laciade exising statlons on 'the Doe Laundry Bags, $1.50 each. Chair Backs, 95c each. The outlying bases are the Panama Canal Zone and the Hawalian Islands, | the bouddnnving excluded from it Ch - I a > t recommendations “all shore stations HQ e/t a pommoeis 2 aos roeel] (88 W rming Inexpensive Curtain Nets Small, Lemc Sugar Cured the' iimitation of armament ' treaty, ” uts Shis status qtio must be mantained: Curtain Nets in filet weave. Neat, attractive designs desirable for curtaining most any Limitations of Ships. + 2 Ve 3 window. Colors are white, ivory and ecru. I H : Limitation of specified types of 0 I Old Virginia Smithfield Hams, 45c Ib. L S EE ) | P g R 2 / s es Large Vari Civen; Gioss banes In. tib wenral P’ ) R 36 inches wide, 35c and 50c Yard. 85c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Yard strategic plan of the United States V A i R G B 7 ( ment. d. i P P . Loin Pork Ch 23¢ T g )y e New Curtains for Spring at Low Prices ln st n of e s, IS \ &\ o 0 - ops’ 1, Troaty, I sald 0. nive direated attens s N ¢ Ruffled Muslin Curtains, $2.25 pair. Dotted muslin of good quality, 274 yds. long. Here are the real choice cuts, from tender little pigs, that you can ieel tiomiito ite impoxtRnce Of [eompie:ine 40 ) | Qo B Ruffled Grenadine Curtains, $2.50 pair. Dotted designs, 274 yards long. - . the program for the canal and Ha- 7 Y . . . . 4 & sure will be satisfactory. . Sl A fehaes in order to “bainnce” - A \ Hemstitched Voile Curtains, $2.50 pair. An exceptional value; 2-inch border, ” the scales. - & s { with neat lace edge; 2}4 yards long; white and ivory. Spare Ribs, 12%c 1b. _ St EE AN Ecru Madras Curtains, $2.50 pair. Figured designs, 214 yards long. cost for upcri base will be presented g F » \ Fringed-bottom Net Curtains, $2.50 pair. 24 yards long. to th xt Conj 0} with rec- >, " i it ity 3 p - : e g sy Bt L = S Voile Curtains, $3.50 pair. Fine quality, with drawn work and corner motiis. designed to bring the Navy up to its By e (@ 214 yards long. Standurd under the 5-5-3 ratio. b\ While completion of the fleet bases = . b . = will be z:adenm first consideration w0 TR > CQ’;ged #’azffls VF‘:IM’ 'Embroulered of the Navy Department, it was saic \ b = s Winesap Apples, 5 lbs., 25¢ Sty e AL STty / / SR c Yard Voiles, 25¢ and 35c Yd. b =) work would be undertaken at the | 3 e Two attractive designs, in rich Solid colors, in ivory, white same time upon plans for the de- " tones of gold, blue, rose and and ecru. 36 inches wide. An f subsidary shore s 2 : i Yf;;':r.n;";:eufllnclud: fasy iahore o green. Makes light, airy cur- excellent quality at an unusu- yards, submarine and destroyer sta- Giins. 36 mches vide. Ay pete: tions, naval air stations for coast 3 patrol duty, training stations and Drapery Section, Fifth floor. ammunition, ordnance and fuel depots. ROUND V\{ILL PLAY “PARIAH.” S I fR d d F: . “fh STEAK fl:}h wwevmn | Sale of Reed and Reed-Fiber Furniture PRI At Very Special Low Prices ded to the bi Select Cuts of . A carload of furniture, intended for our February Sale, final appearance hers this s ] - . - has just been received. It is now offered to you, at Native Steer Beef - of the late Alexandria § ¢ . = much less than regular prices. To it we have added a SIRLOIN STEAK, 35¢ lb. [ . piays aiready an z h’ = B Cpppeic E number of pieces from our stock. Tents of the Arab 4 . . . - . ! Gesert, by Lord Dunsany, and_*Joint A = A | Approaching Spring brings many uses for this attrac- author of *“Children of Earth,” = e -< Spain,” by Alic 3 . . o = Owners in Spain yd ;eh :“:’,{; - tive furniture outdoors, as well as for the interior {510,000 prize play. produced by Win- B : B = i itv i lf’l‘"’“ prize play., p 2} 4 now. An exceptional opportunity to secure the pieces 1 d Walter Beck, un- % . s " = | e o | ; 2 vou desire. Very specially priced. All Pork Sausage Meat, 30c Ib. [ A S 07 ' A= ' 5.Piece Breakfast Set, $42.50 men in Made in our own plant, this sausage is seasoned with the best grade BROKER DIES IN MIAMI. L : As illustratcd—consisting of table and four chairs. ices and guaranteed all pork. ; Fla., March 12—Frederick > i i i ini spices and gu: p RMIAME Fia Mareh 12_Frederick Reed-fiber, rich brown finish prodt ‘here Saturday after e ot Ioeath ia suld (o be Other Breakfast Sets, $56.50 to $66.75 due to heart disease. He was a pio- neer in the commercial butter busi- ness in Chicago. ' ness in Chicago. s 3 s I Imported Swiss Cheese, 65¢ Ib. l 1 o aig ic;:":ie‘rs lfi_fie ffiff A TeaCart, $15.75 room. A very attractive suite in the brown fin- ‘l)hls Tea Cart m"ftCheS the | ished reed. reakfast set illustrated S Extra Rockers for this Suite, $6.75 each above. Very well made, in rich brown-finish reed. Selected Rolled C { . Reed-Fiber Rockers, $7.75 = . ‘ — Woven seat and back, maple frames, wide arm, Reed Chairs and Rockers, $22.50 lbs. O A 1 S with back high enough to afford a comfortable yphoistered seat in attractive printed velvet. Dox head rest; shown in the plain Ivory and Brown. ? A ¥ (Toere 1o | Reed Furniture Section, Fifth floor spring cushion. Shown in brown only. . 8 ana v weman's pre This is just as good as the kind you usually buy in packages. Labor costs B Cadiitac—-utter dependabiiicy. are high, and when you save the cost of packing you are saving quite an item Space 25, Auto Show for your pocket. The ,,',“; "c".,';'.'!'é'f.:: S‘:’"’ ‘ 1 $ Cream of Wheat, 21c pkg. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 71/5c pkg. W e | Ar;mgnxl‘fiopg::vo :3 ?v})rvlgi{desltla'lfwg oerg;ublclSZe.SO gargen gozls = arden oeeds Attractive and well made beds with continuous round post, oval flat fillers . ! 2 = £ 2 2 Spring Stocks at head and foot, and complete with Simmons wire-link spring. Now Ready 3-lb. C G'Ibo .0.‘; Metal Beds, $23.75. Metal -Springs, “Ideal” Coil Springs ' i i oo an Twin or double beds in $8 $19 C 4 can, American walnut, brown b Strong wire link springs The spring that does not sag, mahogany or ivory. Square : : that supports the body comi- tube design W"-hh fl;‘ fillers ;"“h o b”‘: °g§°'hlg sizes fortably; twin or double sizes, ghc o 8 Minaret nd Simmons hi riser. or twin or double beds. Sanitary baked gray ename Delicious Golden Dates, st 12V <y, s e e e T HOOVE £ BBATS... @3isSwweps @it Closn Two Populatly Priced Refrigerators , $28.50 and ¥36.50 -B ’om These Gibson Reirigerators are R All our markets will supply the articles advertised auinine so well known that there is so far as their stocks permit. The few items not in scarcely need for an introduc- | g [ - their stocks will be on sale at the Master Market | tion to their exceptionally good Rugs must be beaten, . L - ;M points—porceloid lined; select- §| o b '"f:fl“fld ll,f'-:’,:ged which destroy germs, act # ed, seasoned ash cases in good- |N§ 335 fl:";{' s w'fi"fi&;’f "«?"u:.:}'fi Ve looking golden-oak finish; in- 9 i d Benc ithieee e umen- 'flm of Colds, Grip and In- P sulation is charcoal sheathing | tials of thorough cleaning so arranged as to form a posi- ; in one easy, rapid, dust- Be sure you get t:v:rol:l;asd-sir space; and they're !f;m‘:l‘:g::‘:“' ke O o California Sweet Prunes, 845, Demonstration on the No. 704, Priced $28.50 No. 717, Priced $36.50 Fifth fiogr, House- Ash case, golden oak finish; porceloid lined; Ash case, golden oak finish; porceloid lined; ice wares Section, or in 75-1b. ice capacity. $2850. capacity, 70 lbs, 85-Ib, ice capacity, $38.50. your home. Deferred Other Popular-Priced Refrigerators, $18.50 to $42 payments; terms as Retrigerater Section, Fifth floor. i low as $6.25 a month. itezs" 622-24 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. y ‘