Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1923, Page 20

THE EVENING JOHNNY J. JONES OPENS | CANVAS TOP CARNIVAL STAR, WAS WEDNESDAY, 1923. mnnhmafil & Liothrop | Housekeeping Made Easier By Modern Conveniencesfrom our Great Housewares Section Our modern ingenuity clev erly bakes, broils, sweeps, cleans—along the lines of least resistance —and our | { s Luropean neighbors marvel Overcoat, 30x50 i 4 b = I A i at the elaboration of ow /l\’:::::"f::not’:?o:(7fl i I = ¢ labor-saving devices. or it is the modern American TAR PAPER woman who makes of the 12 Sheets to a Roll, 40x48 kitchen a laboratory wherc to wrap your science takes the place ol hands. And in our Housewares section APRIL 11, houses” seem to be the big | of the Jones exposition this year. The | most popular of the innovations H new t ride, “The Caterpiilar,” the | S firat seen in Washington. It lv:louh: Novelty Riding Dev: &Fyn | ot be a carnival, however, withou R & Devices and “Fun| ol be £ 870 e hows, and gohnny Houses”” Feature Show at 15th |J this year! and H Streets Northeast. Johnny J. Jones' exposition, the first | sawdust and canvas top carnival of | {1ts kind to strike Washington this season, opened A two-week engage- iment last night on the show grounds at 15th and H str was greeted by hu ment seekera who | 606-pound a revolving neck. Military Mule Hipp drew the crowd. Other ows are & minature cir- a wild west colored ministrel per- nance, a motordome and a colle tion of trained elephants, vonies an dogs. Performances are continuous from 2 pan. until midnight, the cries of the by | whoplng of cowbo cowgirls —le——— | (and the strains of br: Novelty A s ba _Novelty riding _devices If you want work read the want col- ' umns of The Star. Mothproof Bags Are Dustproof Also Do not store your winter suit and overcoat any old place. Put them in one of OUR TAR or CEDAR bags and they will be ready to wear when the time come SIZES 1 and Mufi, 24x24 Blanket, 30x40 Suit, 24x37 Just the storing them. thing and rugs in before STOCKETT FISKE -CQ PRODUCING STATIONERS 910 -E -STREET-N'W Main 3641 carpets Great Mod Section — the devoted to “housc keeping made easier”—are these utilities and scientific devices thai the woman of today demands for real housekeeping Our Deferred Payment Plan’ Offers you the opport of pur- chasing Housewares of ail sorts to the amount of $50 to $100 on the con- venient terms of 20 per cent down (plus interest), and the rest in 5§ months, and amounts of $100 or more at the same convenient terms of 20 per cent down and the rest in ten months. May we explain these terms to you? SPEEDERS PAY FINES. Traffic Court Exacts Penalties From | Thirty ! EW’JIM"”" L] “»“ . & 7 HirshWickwire The Finellof Clothes Ready toWear Defendant: 4 with Suits & Top Coats for Men Tailored by HIRSH, WICKWIRE F‘[‘FIESE Suits and Top Coats for Men are recognized for their distinctive- ness and correctness of style. Hand tailored from exclusive fabrics, these clothes invariably give long, satis- fying wear. Sufr: & Top Coats Napanee Kitchen Cabinets Are Women’s Greatest Labor Savers They hold the world's record for time and labor saving in the kitchen. only cabinet whose time and labor saving value has been ¢ determined. A Napanee will actually save three-fourths of ¥ We have a complete stock, and will be pleased to show you the new features and conv eniences. No. 4379—In Oak, $47 Model M—White Enamel, $67.50 Model M is the new 36-inch Apartment No. 4379 is 40 inches wide, and as well con- structed as more costly models. Equipped Napanee. As complete in every detail as the larger size cabinets, with the patented flour with side slide cuétam and the patented su bin. the sugar jar, sliding shelves and trays in Womdmward & Loathrop ! lassificd government serv- | jar. Removable flour bin in upper cupboard = the bmo. White enamel only. Saanartars il |E r The M = F : In golden oak only. it Near 10th c en’s ore Near 10th Model B—Oak, $55 Model G—White Enamel, $76.50 Model G is the regulation 40 inches wide. All f L White Enamel, $65 = of the Napance conveniences and ex Model B is 72 inches high. Depth of base is 21 inches; sliding table 21x40 inches. This is features are contained in this model, and woman will be proud of it. a cox:xp\exesal::lll:herx;‘;‘l;:rcx moderately priced Wayne Cedared Paper Wardrobes Mothproof—Dustproof oreletti, $10; | HEADQUARTERS MOVED. Republican State Voters' Associa- tion Announces Changed Address. Headquarters of the Republican Sta ion, formerly in ard Hotel, have 34 15th street north- m 203, on the second floor ing. $50 and upward of the I The headquarters son of the - were moved by Special Sale Gas Ranges Actually Below Today's Wholesale Cost. 1he | price at which you can WILL BE HONOR GUEST. Tea Proposed for Apostolic Delegate P. Fumassoni Biondi. i, apostolic del- :d States, will be at the tea to be Sa! Laflat Porcelain Top Kitchen Table, $41.50 M p . With three coats 1 enamel, finish: high-, grade nickel hardware; ta- pered legs: large linen drawe wrinkling. two top drawe dared odor partitioned T E s cutiery. Knead- to garments. which ing board and are always ready to chopping block; wear. This Table, $10.75 swinging seat at- The pleated sides pre- tached. vent crushing. Laflat Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables, as ine Wardrobes last illustrated, with three-coat enamel base and for years. Tf‘hf“ is large drawer, $10.75. With two drawers, §1275, "0 strain on the = Size 17x24, one drawer, $7.50. per — entire weight sustained by metal Laflat Porcelain Top Kitchen Table, $27.75. Linoleum of Today A }r,u.:,’ 1 held to, with t How modern designs and color harmony have brought a new meaning to the name < Linoleum” Lefi-hand oven onl\ FATAL RESULT OF Row One-| burner Gas Ovens, $3.75 Ky.. April 11.—K. Saylor Peters fatally wounded rton suffering from a result of a fight whici at Wallins Creek. Ac- cording to reports, Blanton wa drinking and Peters, who is a deputy sheriff, attempted to arrest him. The Shooting followed. Saylor was a by- <tander and took no part in the fight, ace cnrdml: to officers. T\uhhurner Gas Ovens, $4.85 and $7.50. Gas Plates, 1 burner, $2.25; gfiburners, $3.75; 3 burners, NE of the most impor- tant ingredients of lino- leum is linseed oil. The name “linoleum™ comes from Zinus, flax, and oleum, oil. This flax- Eding s seed oil when exposed to air == toughens and hardens. When Housewares Section. Fifth floor. parts. A size for Cocoanut Oil Fine For Washing Hair It you want to keep Your hair in gond “condition, be careful what sou Tash it with, d prepared shampoos This and E fer than anything else you can use for shampooing, 8s this cannot possibly injure the hair. Kimply put two er three teaspoon- fuls of Mulsified in @ cup or glass with a little warm water. then moisten the hair with water aud rub the Mulsified in. 1t will .make an abundance of rich. creamy lather, and cleanse the hair sealp thoroughls. The ‘lather Gire, danaram and 'he hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fiuflly and ensy to manage shampoo cheap, Gvery ‘ond in the family for mogths. Be sure_your druggist gives you Mulsified. —Advertisement. Loosen Up That Cold‘ With Musterole Have Musterole handy when a cold starts. It has all of the ad- vantages of grandmother’s mus- tard plaster WITHOUT the blister. You just apply it with the fingers. First you feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penctrates the pores, then comes a soothing, cool- ing sensation and quick relief. illadc of pure oil of mustard and other simple ingredients, Muster- ole is recommended by many nurses and doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbuo, croup, asthma, neuralgia, conges- tion, pains and aches of the back or joints, sore muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted” {feet, colds of the chest. It ,may pre- vent pneumonia and “flu.” 35¢ and jars and tubes. Better than a mustard plaster NUSTERQ T Birg NO LS, mixed with powdered cork and pressed on burlap, it forms a floor material that has several qualities not to be found in any other type of floor. While the practical merits of durability and ease of clean- ing deserve to be mentioned first, you really ought to know more about another feature of linoleum that is new and interesting. Color in linoleum floors Modern linoleum is made both in plain colors and in designs that increase the beauty and attractiveness of any room where 2 modern linoleum floor is laid. ' Have you ever seen any Armstrong’s Jaspé Linoleum? Jaspés are rippling, two- tone effects in , brown, blue, green. that are -unabfyfor the finest living- room, dining-room, and bedroom floors. No woman who has seen these Jaspés will deny the suitability of these patterns for any floor in her home. Then there are plain linoleums in soft, rich colors, that may be used either as an entire floor or as borders for a patterned for the field. Other Armstrong CIRCLE ‘A" designs are inset and drademarkon ~ ™arble tile inlaids, the burlap bak. parquetry inlaids, car- A loor of Armstromg’s Plain Limoleum extending through & growp of rooms veniences of linoleum but you have oppor- tunities to secure effects in interior deco- ration that no other floor can offer. One look at these new patterns will convince vou of what so many already know, that Armstrong’s Linoleum is not to be thought of merely as a floor for kitchens or bath- rooms, but is one of the greatest advances in_floor-m: aking since our ancestors first laid floors of rough hewn wood. Write o free sample and booklet Let us send you a sample of Arm- strong’s Linoleum, and our 24-page book- let, “New Floors for 0Old,” score of colorplates of distinctive designs containing 2 that you can see at stom. It alo s AnsstrONG Cork CoMPAXY, Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Armstron sLinoleum - With cutlery drawer. Partitioned flour bin holds 40 pounds. Kneading board and chop- ping block; adjustable seat. Kitchen Stools. Wood. white enamel, $3. Steel, white enamel, $350. Kitchen Chairs, white enamel, $3.25. Drop-leaf Kitchen Tables, $825 to $12.50. Gate-leg Tables, $1275 and $14.50. finish. Breakfast Tables, $12.50. Natural finish. Kitchen Tables, without drawer, $7.25 and $7.75. Natural finish. Gas Stove Tables, zinc top, $4.75. Naturakfinish Settee Tables, $10 to $17.75. s\;;l;nul-flnhh 36-inch Round Kitchen Table, Natural-finish Kitchen Chairs, $2.25 to $6 each. Natural-finish Wood Benches, $2.50 to $4. Housewares Section, Fifth fioor Natural every garment—sizes for bedding, blankets, furs, robes, etc. Two styles—open front and open top. 75c to $2.50, according to size. Other Clothes Protectives Woth Balls, always a good protectiv Napthaline 'and Lavende Tarine Cedar Compound Moth Crystalline. ... B Red Cedar Moth Compound..13c cach; $1.75 doz. 45c each; $5 dox. 65¢ doz. sheets Manahan's Tarine Muff or Blanket Size Overcoas Duxt-No ng.........83 Ing Ward- . %6 and 7 St doz. sheetx Housewares Section, Fifth floor. New Perfection Oil Cook Stove ~with smokeless and stoves of safety appearance. 2 Burner, $30 3 Burner, $38 4 Burner, S48 New Perfection Oil Cook Stoyes, with blue chims burher burne odorless. Oi and splendid superflex "1 Burner, $11.50 2 Burner, S16 3 Burner, $21 4 Burner, Housewares Section, Fifth The Hoover Electric Cleans Rugs Best —and by this complete cleaning, they are made to wear longer. For all the nap-cutting, em- bedded grit is gently- removed, the crushed nap is lifted and all clinging litter is swept up, reviving the dulled colors. It is better to invest once in 2 Hoover than to invest re eatedly in new rugs. e Hoover beats—as it sweeps»—u it cleans. We will demonstrate the hHoover in your home or ere. Terms as low as $5 down and $5 monthly. ‘Housewnsee Section, Pifth Seor. The Baby Hoover is priced $52.50. The Hoover Special is priced $65.00 T UL ————————— e R TS EP