Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1924, Page 27

QUINTET IS FEATURE OF CENTRAL CONCERT 0ld-Time Songs for Community Singing Are Also on Program. -SOPRANO SOLOIST FOR EVENT { Violinist and Pianist Other Attrac- | i i tions at High School. ( Central Center, Admis: 7o¢ High tonight on free. Community 8 o'clock. Doors open at Program. March k Washin Orchestra 1 Community Charles V. alute to the Flag.” dath of Allegiance.” Doxology Everyiody Annie’ Lauvie.” Schutt e in G Rachmaninoft pianist theé'Gem of the (@) “Colum O, (b) A () Ca (b) David Legum Mrs. Je i { <of New York id 1 and the “Nonsense Robert Law iveryt Announ ia) Quintet. Movem Lewandowsky Herman Rakemann, first lin Alpher, second rl Wagner, viola d Matteossi Carrie Bruce Planc violin. w n, cello. Mis Wagner, ligh nged by Rakemann nt Quartet Spungled Banner.” verybody The 1i8th public concert to be giv- night at Centrs ock under the aus munity Music A it four musical fi the Her I quintet, and an of community singing di- d by Robert Lawrence. The other feature nu Ruth Goodall, soprano T A “The i . cello, and er. piano. Allegro Conbrio | ndowsky's “Quin- string quartet, “Twi- by Mr. Rakemann ist, has se- the rranged Goodall. voeal ted as her number, “Whisper and 1 Shall Hear by Piecglamini and | “Wake [Ip." by Phillips. Legum, b by E Barnes. piano number will be * by Schutt, and moresque in O M . Lawreng i s been searching | for medolious favor- cars ago, and tonight will audience in recalling a group old tim He will be as- sissteq by the hington Commu- nity Orchestra, directed by Charles | Children under four years of age will not be admitted and all other children must come with adults and with them throughout the con- There will be 1,680 scats free to the public and 320 seats reserved | for members of the association and | those desiring to purchase reserve 3 privileges for 2 cents The ill en_at cert. PLATES NEATLY REPAIR DR. 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Forty thousand tickets alre have sold for the merchan exposition and fashion revue to be held at Convention Hall in May, un- der auspices of Almas Temple The proceeds of the revue will be devoted to the Almas Christmas charity fund and the uniform units who aided inmak- ing the Shrine convention here been Virtually every- thing in the is to_be forms by Washing- chants. In addition lothes for the indi vidual, L be exhibits d signed to aid in beautifying the home. Entertainment has been arranged for d it is stated a miniature cabaret g some of the best acts two Broadway shows will be iss Edith Helena, Metr: a soprano, will give sev- from charge is b :, potentate of rence Walk les D. Shacke oy corder, and ¢ irora, Tredsurer. 'EMANCIPATION DAY SERVICES PLANNED National Association for Advance- ment of Colored People to Observe April 11. night, Ap: Metropolitan A, M er auspices of the Jocal tional A tion for the nt of Colore: tepresentative L. O ouri, author of the anti-lyn, and James Weldon tional secretary veterans of the ; merican and world wars pre: The ladies' service group rge of the auditorium ational Association in cele- the anni ry of the clamation will in- 2 gn for a budget and new members, wh will con- tinue until May 15. A meeting of ail workers will be held Tuesday. April 1. at the 12th street branch of the Y. M to prepare plans for the 5 The t th Autoist Exonerated. A verdict Mc¢Naughton, of an exonerating Raymond West Clifton tomaob tha Whelchel, h and night, was report- jury at an inquest e Friday afternoon Mr. Whelchel were conducted at Hysung's undertaking e tablishment afternoon Inte! ment will be at Gaindsville, Ga., home of the W Terrace. the Pope rec es of mail a da THE MASTER PHONOGRAPH The Most Perfect Music-Reproducing Instrument Made SHERATON " $100 Breech Loading Device oA convenient method of handling the needle of operation by means of the breech-loading device. 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The southern “milky | way" and the Magellanic elouds beink searched for variable stars. A continuous photographic patrol the southern heavens ix maintained with a wide-angle len The Harvard _station established Arequipo, some thirty-five years ago, has done some | exceilent k in its astronomical | survey of the southern heavens. M than 100,000 photographs have been | made of celestial objects south of the | equator. But the weather is often | unfavorable for astronomical obser- | vations from December to March. | ides, the station is not far enough | outh to reach the regions near the | is which Peru, i i SHERWOOD 7[:‘|IVEN HDNOR.\ Representative on Private Soldiers and Sailors’ Legion Rolls. yresentative Isaac R. 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HE Cheney as usual offers a distinct advance in ease to Ask Your Dealer (or write for Catalog) =kl tle——l——F et e b e el 8 e 0 e o e 5 e b e |0 e 0 e o e [ 5] SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MARCil ), I A R A R e l=—— ol ——lal——=]al———o|c———=|o|c——=ole——>]ol———[a|——]o]| ——]] Goldenber SEVENTH | AT K .)40 1924—PART 1 == s [ urniture Store DIVIDED oss the Street pavMeNTs $250 and $300 Sample New designs that breathe of luxury and comfort, in a Charge Account. paying the bill on our convenient to Buy ime The Greatest Values of the Season *188 The better grade of living room furniture for as little or less than the ordinary kind elsewhere. That is what this sale of Living Room Suites offers you and that is why people who aim to make their homes artistic, tasteful and truly comfort- able should come here tomorrow and select one of these beautiful upholstered suites at $188. Opportunities like this do not occur often—therefore, make the most of it. The Suite consists of 82 or 84 inch Sofa with pillow or narrow arms, large comfortable Fireside Chair and Armchair. Each piece is built with Marshall spring construction and spiral springs under construction. The coverings are Baker’s Cut Velour in rich tones of blue and taupe, taupe and beaver, beaver and taupe, plain velour with com- bination figured Baker’s cut velours, plain velour with beautiful tapestry cushions and backs. ing the family to “stay at home.” Make your selection tomorrow and open Divided Payment Plan. a New Refrigerator “Evercold™ Are Good Refrigerators “Evercold™ Are Good Refrigerators This is the time of year when housewives find a new Refrigerator a necessity. Here in this Special Sale you will find the most reliable makes—known for perfect refrigeration and economy of ice consumption. The “Top Icer” You can depend upon the cold tion A-gre, “WHITE FROST™ The only Refrigerator made of last word in Refrigerator construct “Wh Fros Many enamel food ch 30-1b. capaci 75-Ib. capacity, $24.75 $50 Three-Piece Fiber Reed Suite, $3 € 7 ank o Our Divident Payment ¥ Baronial brown finish fiber reed suite of three pieces. consisting of 42-inch sofa. large comfortable chair and rocker: seat and back cushions upholstered in pretty cre- tonne, resting on steel springs. Very special at $39.00. Same Suite With 72-inch Sofa, $49.00 Extra Chairs and Rockers to Match the Above Suites $9.75 Each Grand Rapids 10-Piece Dining Room Suite, $385 The fact that it is of Grand Rapids manufacture is an asurance of the high standard of quality plus correct design and exquisite taste in design. Exactly as illustrated. Com- plete suite of ten pieces—dull rubbed walnut. Ornaments on chairs and back rails are hand-carved. Let us show you this suite—you’ll agree it is a remarkeble value. lc——ol——]al——=lole—"——]o]——=[al——lalc——lal———— o[ —— || —]o| —]] C e . . F Makes Buying Easy and Convendent. .Boon'e Kitchen Cabinets at 13 at assortment to choose from—styles and sizes to suit every requirement. ] Porcelain Lined Refrigerators Seamless Bottom Poreelain Re- frigerators, made of selected kiln dried ash, golden oak finish, with heavy raised panels. Insulated and . scientifically con- 70 Ibhs. Specially priced Three-Door Refrigerators Ona of the most popular types of Refrigerator in our varied line. Three - door style, oak hardwood finish o enamel food chambers, «djustable racks. 529.50 Ice capacity, 60 pounds ... S Sale of Baby Carriages and Strollers Nationally Known Lloyd and Heywood-Wakefield Makgs—the Standard of Excellence REFRIGERATORS all-metal with cord insulation on. Let us demonstrate the advan- are priced no higher than other $85 $95 The size apacity. 100 pounds = With water cooler } IZvery baimy day of Springl |counts for baby’s health. Dnn’!‘ |let him miss a minute of sun-| |.~hiuc, Fresh air will keep him | {healthy and happy. You will he‘x t with the many new | tonds [styles and new finishes in Lloyd | Babs Carriage and fuli size riage. Uphoistered in rep « .and Heywood-Wakefield Baby | plete” witi o o Colors of Heywood - Wakefield Strollers, adjustable back and foot | pleased hem as com- by carriage. Soft upholstered k and seat Colors of ivory and French gray Formerly priced at $18.75. Sale rice— $12.98 |we are headquarters for thes(-; i | famous makes. 1 Closing Out Divided Payments It's just as easy and pleas- ant to “open an account” here as it is to buy for cash. No interest or extras—the price you pay for the con- venience of credit is the same as if you paid all cash. Below Regular Prices We are discontinuing this line of Kitchen Cabinets apd in order to dispose of our stock quickly we have made reductions of about one-third less than the regular marked prices. Your chance to purchase a Kitchen Cabinet at a great saving. Golden Osk Kitchen Cabinets. completely equipped. with sliding porcelain table and roll curtain front. Marked $35 §50.00. Sale price...... Golden Oak Kitchen Cabinets, with porcelain table; full size tilting flour bin; completely equiD. 542.50 ped. MarKed $ Fiber Reed Rockers chen Cabinets, extra large and high, with ample awer space and cabi- net space. Marked $67.50. Sale price. .. 545 (1) Helen Boone Kitchen Cab- inet, 42 inches wide, completely caulpped the same ds the Mars oone Cabinet Marked §115. Sale $77_50 price EE Ax Ilinstrated comfortable Fiber is large, roomy strongly constructed. in Baronial brown. We h to sell at this low price. more when they are sold out. This Rocker Reed and shed Sale price...... (1) Kitchen Cabinet, 48 inches wide, with double door cupboard and plenty of drawers. Marked $ $60 Sale price White Enamel Kitchen Cabinets, completely equipped. Marked $59.00, 40 sale pric (1) White Enamel Kitchen Cab- inet, with large tilt flour bin.' Marked $i2.00. 548 Sale pric (1) Mary Boone Kitchen Cab- met, 48 inches wide; equipped with hidden ironing board, clock, electric light socket, plate glass mirror. Marked $125.00. Sale 85 price cosomes You may select any Kitchen Cabinet in this sale on our Divided Payment Plan and pay o1 n week. ———— |0 NS N = 1 =N =0 o= o|c—=|n| = lolc—=|ole—= k| c——=alole=—— o] === |p] ——n o] =—=a |