Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 51

‘THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., JUNE 3, 1923—PART 2. Cos Q’hfinivprsary ‘ We have reduced liberally—and our enthusiasm is two-fold. We are enthusiastic because we are celebrating forty-nine years of successful business—and we are enthusiastic be- " cause we have just completed a year of business in our handsome new home at Ninth and F. And undoubtedly the enthusiasm of the Capital City, engendered by the holiday spirit now filling it to the full, has proven contagious and caused us to be even more liberal in our reductions, }s—cannot do justice to the store full of surprises awaiting you. RE GLAD TO SHIP ANY PURCHASES TO YOUR HOME. MRS. BERNARD 0. SMYTHE, A bride of a week, who was Mra. Ethyle Faunce Bulkiey, her marriage taking place In Wawhington. After apending three months in Epgland they will reside at Palm Beach, Fla. PERSONAL NOTES. Miss Katharine Kohner returned to her home on Belmont road Thursday from Goucher College, Baltimore. Later in the summer she will go to A camp at Tripp Lake, Me A pro Miss Marcell vho was 1 00-Pzece Dinner Set | } Byl e By all means, inspect our complete assort- .‘ G anl to s h“"*‘w”;,*’flgk Helghts I san.»« o ot 2o e > »n ment of Summer Rugs, including Imported Absolutely Free With Any &h hax Japanese Grass, Crez, etc. P » G Imported Japanese Rice Straw Rugs, urchase Amounung to $150 A E | Mies Fannie ‘!nhfl';'“\r:u“h\“:;h : 9212 8i8E. ciorcuarnecnicnannnnnn g or More B o beisian Mrs Ao ceven This ati Mrs. David nan has returned 1 Crex Rugs De Luze, 9212 size. $21. : - e T Marie Antionette Rugs, 9212 atze .7/ ® | New Haven, Conn., whers she was the | . | guest of her sister, M 1 of Tampa, Fla . ll - Irw: ce of New York is of fine machine fiber; black and gold Nationally Known . i 4 awouad 7% '“-,.Z;‘S._',f‘m“‘g\?m'(.f\ i mether, .u‘l'; fimsh; automobile seats in chairs 4 4 f e k | 8ol Rice of the” chameton” " "™ and scilee, covered in fine quality Furniture 9 ton. Mase. are e nm‘luz::m: daye'in ere- . - ork and Atlantic City and will : $129.75 o g ' : S e At Big Store the @elegaten | Mre. A M. Baer haa returned from the Juvenile |a week's visit in Richmond, Va. where she was the guest of Mr. and e nfli m»m’,l;um,h! il Ili 31' {Il o |“'\ il '.1".l"}"\‘Z‘}\lh“‘uuuu Qe & | Bl N ) | ' i |formerly of Atlantic City, has beer DAVENPORT ; ‘ ‘ “puperintendent i e oy, eibees : 5. Simon Kan TABLE, top 18 i ! i",m“, K% roe | o The Hrrdus Brldge Club met ac the in. by 60 n., ma~ I Bt which the |Country Club for lunheon and cards Anioh: = . i 'Ralph Given, ::.:h“ eek. Two tables were devoted e A7 B8 e le [ "l FOUR-PIECE FIBER SUITE ! York city are spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King. Moses of Los An - guest of her sister, KKE UP Eugene Luchs of New York is the \ week-end guest of his mother, Mrs. i Julia Luchs. 233 THREE-DOOR TOP ICER; PORCELAIN 3 atrs, bl ey of Craries Topn, : . = — i SIDE ICER, as white enamel g{?}GE}I;Ang'. ER EE ‘:"{a :""’rm et Cenioty | ™ IBABY CAR- s pictured; plenty lined; , with 30 as. pictured; lin. . ;,,,::“;d-;'n&'g“{.‘:::\:*{;l\ % \\\M:’snrx}?s'tm;fkm ‘l QRIAGE, of mnat- ‘. 2 7 ] of space for food pounds capacity ing is one piece ders Here: | g, e et o i andSirs 1 . gral fimsh fib"’ n s Eapidat ‘____-_—-’ | and ice. for ice. sofid porcelain. ns R’ela't_‘ { Mrs. Selma Cohen. who has been berti WY / s L ‘F?";a'il."“nmfie‘v‘"\’xr;"?rf,fnf:’( Feens ‘ #Mheds ired . g = aa NI 37 9. 75 $11-75 $ 36756 i Training. |l e ey A \ \ o { ; - .ifl::‘d(::“&: ihome in the .| his mother, 3 ,service in thiy . ton street ented for con~ Mr. and Mrs SELLERS I A il 1 now Bolding | Yesterday for J Kit(:hen Cabi’zet 1 o 3 'Reccption Held in Honor . : ““The Best Servant in the Home” | [ s Of Mrs. Minnie Groth ) Put away your blankets BEAUTIFUL MAHOGAN Y‘FH.\' without a doubt. The Automatic }” u R ) A cecentiog was el in honos of and comforts for the sum- ISH BEDROOM SUITE, as pic- Lowering Flour Bin and Base | af £ | M € . : sroth of Baraboo, Wis., i 7 tured, consisting of Dresser, Vanity, Shelf Extractor; the Stain-Proof - 3 ;| iary, Sone terans. United States Ls Porcelain Work Table; the Roll - S x (b Deme oF s Nad Neill, 1015 K street northeast, a me # LANE Cedar Chests— Chifforette and Bow-End Bed; very Curtos it , a1 serv 4 A they will be amply pro- distinctively desion-§J 50.75 | |[e s f,;;,,f:;; - - SRR |1 Do e, R it e 2 t“t}fd'y {" ZM;"‘MZ LG, o5 5 a0 oo which make this cabinet ! i 3 ceee, Goailo Hetag o) honctiate Gt wtth Yale locks. H u 86 by* 17% 44 by 17, g 40 by 20 by \}y 16 inch by 17 inc 21 inch size. size. 8117581 7.75 $21.75 NP umh“ el . {upon her official visitation to both the best on the mar’fd‘ - = William B. Cushing Aux ar) No. 4, No home should be with- auxillary to William B. C out ome— especially at v A tiiars o B e rom e these low prices. o Siven O | Kicusts B Palmer, & pest prosident . °§ of ‘Cushing Auxiliary on behalf of I lh Golden $4Q.85 Thite o s I Enamel . lowing the formal reception short & gk oo $n was' s Soph Edna Davis. both of Cushing Auxiliary; Miss Helen Temple, the president of Ellen Spencer Mussey - ROYAL EASY END TABLE, ma- 8l MORRIS CHAIR, ma- e e ) origspenient o hogany finish; a use- hogany-finish frame, il ! % i b ; PO |3 son. the 1\re~mef\\ of auxilla 5 ¥ 2 7 sith brown tmi- ul piece of furniture. - = covered wit i | atioaal premtdent of Natio Fok g ‘ : tation leather. “Just ! i | Ruxittary; Senior )‘Ilu:llon ;l\:l&rn oes s ! James W, 8, 8! )i push the button and re- 2 S > ; T g SR o Commander” J Clinton . Hiatt, line.”’ 5 ) : 5 g = J Past _Division Commander Charles Glene. 2 4 i . 8. Davis; I\emwv‘ \h? k;” mander John teman of Cus d Mrs. Isabelle W ell Ball, et ,,“er"m of, ‘“:.ma:n: Rellcs & mumb — : 7 oy ’dm,‘rf;m. ‘f.,“‘.?g.m"il“e""fr“ V. - [ > ton, iy American fla SPINET DESK, === ¥ /) g wvr:dr;:nl:,\”-(d throughout the several in combination ma- | 5 : . : or the uti rooms. There' were over one hundred y ! GAS RANGE with =~ P 8 { 7S 7 oo, wh Tadien werc In charge of serving the ho.(]a"y, a very dis- ANGE with 5 - < = % Vo t! refreshments, after “im‘;\ all gnjoy- tinctive piece of three Dburners, oven I z . ‘ ¢4 the dancing until the “midnig furniture, and well broitan T | | B | 4 arious: Jewiah | made. A good value and Y eterres o1k ' at next year's of the membeth i Takes the Sting Out of Shaving R CANE-PANEL LIV I NG R,O oM 1 ‘ No matter if you do shave I ‘ ey SUITE, in mahogany finish, as pictured. angi : oo closs MARTHA WASH- s = S It comprises a Settee, Armchair and ] ; : INGTON SEWIN G — ; ; " Rocker upholstered in Velour; Marshall ) 1 ' % Queen Anne Lotion CABINET of Solid i I CONSOLE TABLE Cushion Seats, two Pil-$1 75 ) or And hge —will allay the irritation and Mahogany; beauti- ! ) with_mirror; in Ma- lows and Bolster Roll. .. 2 9 X D whole: quickly restore the skin to fully mede; with in- ] l hogany finish. Will iz { B, normal. 1t's pleasant to use visible hinges. Yy b———y add that touch of dis- whish - —rubs in quickly. Gives bet- ter results than the sticky L tinotion to the hall- ; ’ creams, vaseline, etc. 324 75 m:;.w"'s} 7 75 ' o ,""""" '"I” rided th presi i e hn for sl skt ; ool PI rough skin. Men who shave ! . ; M ;) K % themselves like it. & o ;."_‘-q.,--. : 3 LR K. -~ The ot unuu-ma He! 1 v B 3 :bfl ety to nams Y sl ot L3 s tha” passed. _ One. of them noipal itom o “ini e Frask Vous 6, ons pa s et e b Hamilton, JThe frat elévator n&u d i oo the planing S Spresd repldly 2 w; any one n the world of Alexander fiton, ha tu _:fl}:m "“‘ e i 0 e S —— Fx, ¥ i e r ‘residonts. '.’.‘."’mu Y L5 AL R The Barmard Co. sen to unvell the Sres Grod fos erring potasn ‘f.f._ e faate 'OF the. looal ohamber who Sed ia llf For sale at all Peoples and other good Drug Stores. ol Dbl ool drredldpelpatidoostoled morial near the Treasu: By, = l