Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1924, Page 66

THE _SUNDAY STAR \VASI‘iINGTON, D. C., APRIL 27, 1924—PART \ \ F you have ever felt the need of The Heaie o, | s The Hoch Go. The Hocht Co, Tomorrow, We Repeat Our Most Successful Furniture Sale Wwith time and faint with the traceries of a vanished hand. is buricd under lhv nonuments and one hal- y in the “‘.:.‘,.g..'(_ - : This 3-Pc. Suite Sketched i : i With Deep Pillow Arms it vl | e : 5195 never mind Folks just naturally will gravitate toward this deep-cushioned, comfort- able looking davenport, with its broad armed, inviting chairs. In colorful, Baker’s cut velour. See it in our win- dow. You'll never see a better value at so low a price. ” e of the s we were he body of arried to | |!l e It had | our mode 28 More Sample Living Room Suites st until the riGers w. Then a shout of or the horsemen were 5 § 4 f N v valry, sent . s “al road of the - e cabin on the g v could dis- of federal 3 ] iver. ' B bin all night, a pick up my ) rawled as the blood ¥'s fight th: A Price That Represents What Would Be, Under Ordinary Conditions, $300- This Is Why-' A wonderfully restful suite upholstered in » s ’ Baker’s cut velour. Choose between a neutral, Nothing succeeds like success. And nothing inspires like success. So that when brownish taupe, deep mulberry and dull blue—all nothing was left of the 28 living room suites we advertised some weeks ago, but some ‘:fm‘n}:emTl}f;‘e‘i“r‘fec‘;f2_1’ti‘11]£?r‘lt§3_1°r by linihg disappointed, late-arriving customers, we were determined to do it over. In Soft, Rich Tones, 5195 “yith " friendis eyes, weho Junt Complete sample suites were not again available. So we have bought handsome i ' piece goods at deep concessions from the mills. Then, sample frames from a famous maker who has completed the job for us during his dull season. He has done a master- ful piece of furniture building. Anexperton furniture value would verify it. You your- self will fall in love with the deep spring seats and arms, the richness of velour and tap- estry covering, the artistry of line in every one of the five styles represented. r with another man in 0 be in line for the best ]lr\lnl{ that he is heaE Dt hete If yeu have even thought of new furniture for the living room — don’t let these 28 shock and grief. g o suites pass without inspection. You may never see their equal at $195. r felt l.hfl:: ¢ loss of one Credit Where Credit Is Due ~ | Bed Davenport Suites Included A WOMAN w ing at the price : . - Combination Suite, $195 imt s, & Thii! card:. Ths il To persons of character, who have established to A group of handsome bed davenport suites, Here one finds a choice of plain colored velour with her drummed on the tablecloth | their own satisfaction that it is possible to live within 3 fily buil fully . 1 . - - 2 f £ d 1 plai S 1 TIo e msers, il el their incomes, we offer a plan of payment both con- sturdily built, gracefully proportioned and richly or combination of figured and plain (steel cut) aiter came the man helped the - a and after a | venient and liberal. upholstered in cut velour or tapestry. Practically velour, a; Sketche;l. _Effectwe.patts]rns ”} blue, e it i i i &1 q i o F . i p; as fortable as decora- s Credit is part of our furniture service. The details . taupe or brown. suite as com = : indispensable i > s : i i ning before wer of our system are always available. ¥ aps e n - .small SPSEREREL G tive. Three pieces as illustrated. o ot ' : low price certain of instant response. are going to see what old Walter is going to_do She interrupted with a sniffy up- turn of a nose that wasn’t handsome enough for such a stunt and her voice was of the snippiness of cracked ice: {ou are going home with me.” Maybe he was an extra obliging man Maybe, again, the money was on her side of the house, but, any- how, the near sh restlessness dulled into submi n, and he opened his afternoon paper to read until she was through. One one page a comic strip started him to chuckling. “I don't see how_you can read that fool thing—1 don't believe haif of that true, myself.” D & A s c Rugs Rug 1 spick-span hom She was doubtless a fine manager and a Sketched S7%! Sk;“‘]h;’d 200d mother to her children, if she i 2 i Sx10 - : # x $3.95 z % Ey $3.95 ftice know joke s i or even when her husband Then again, on the principle that “turn_about is fair play.” it may be v proper for one obedient hus- e to pay good and plenty ufless ones that everybody s ue Ihe twe sut wplansiiie H oking, bri h't colored, Summiertime rugs from far-away { Six delightfully, decorative patterns to choose from, as illus- Oy, a8 the two got uy \ Cool lo g, brig! g 4 g ) I L{{x{}!‘\r’r‘.‘“»"ln'jo?e&"i“n"e",{;u'.’.“r scabes Japan. Just 300 ‘of them—a special, purchase—that urges imstant : : trated. Floral and conventional patterns, in harmony with any = anEtosies purchase. Heavy, double warp rugs, bound all around. and sure to room in the house. Choose your pattern, they rejuvenate the house, SNIE e give satisfactory, long, lasting ser vice. * and the porches as well. Choice of blue, brown or green. BUILT BY ICELANDERS Rafters of Whale Ribs Covered We're Fortunate Enough to Include as Well With Brushwood and Turf. - il A Sale of Genuine Crex Rugs < - 1,600 Warp Japanese Fiber Rugs e o we el e || Spigto : 59 95 , 9212 56-95 8210 Neither Chimneys Nor Fire. From London Tit-Bits. S atimas oo oally re Gombosed / - 9x12. 8x10 ) A Thet of lamense. blocks. of Tiva Taid : Sturdy, closely-woven straw rugs that will add a gay note of oranks ‘are 2oped up with moss oF = e They.need no-introduction—and no-testimony of their worth. color to any room. An exceptionally attractive assortment of pat- st Eatiens. “fi.‘if‘i‘h’.!“‘nfini‘.;i:_“{i“é‘i Hall and Suffice it to say they bear the name Crex with the manufacturer’s terns in green, brown or blue. e Tuovered with brushwood: on. ton aieion, tag.” Also, there are— . of which turf is heaped. The turf - | eame's Toou crop of ‘grase, which is Stair Runners Twelve Patterns to Choose From : The houses have no chimneys, and 36 inches wide. . ..40c yd. . St ';li.‘%:'e.’,“".’i!rs e edident Shinchies wide: .. s b yd New patterns in bright, clearly printed green, brown or blue. @ @@ 2 o5 ou i N birri s Holein Gioiraor 24 inches wide. ......30c yd. Sizes 8x10 and 9x12. : e The only windows are pieces of £lass or thin <! -1, four inches square, 18 inches wide.......25c yd. 27x54-in. CREX RUGS, 39c : : 7th at F o - v —————— W W - - - W o - - ~ (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) l\o attention is given to ventilation, the atmosphere of the house Almost unendurable to a foreignef. The natives sense of smell is dead- ened by the universal habit of taking snuff, —i - ——r———— -—