Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1925, Page 31

The new 1925 Hoosier Highboy THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 22, - To Introduce the 1925 Hoosier Highboy =) GIVEN—1#is fine set of chinaware —A Still Finer Kitchen Cabinet— A real achievement—that’s what ex- perts are calling the new 1925 Hoosier Highboy. They say that it is the most wonderful piece of kitchen furniture ever created. And it is! Never before has there been a kitchen cabinet so beautiful—with so many conveniences and energy-saving devices. These are its six new fea- tures: 1. New combination glass and wood panel doors. An entirely new decora- tive touch is produced by combining glass and wood panels in the upper double doors. These doors are fitted with handy metal and wood racks. On one, a single rack for extract bottles— on the other a triple tray for change, milk checks, ete. 2. A new-type flour bin. A new flour bin with shaker sifter attached, pro- viding ample capacity for all ordinary needs, is suspended from the lower shelf. It is accessible, removable and easily filled. A porceliron storage bin conveniently located provides an ad- ditional 50-1b capacity if needed. 3. Enlarged shelf storage space. This arrangement offers unequalled storage capacity above—uncluttered, roomy shelves, full 12 inches deep, give a to- fil storage space never before possi- e. ALEXANDRIA, VA. Frank Michelbach 4. Genuine porceliron storage drawer. The big lower drawer. of por- celiron is now converted into.a won- derful storage bin. It is entirely en- closed, making an absolutely tight, moist-proof, dust-proof storage re- as apples, oranges, etc. ceptacle for flour, potatoes, all Winter vegetables, or for staple fruits, such 5. Genuine porceliron bread and cake box. Just above the storage drawer is another porceliron drawer for bread and cake—the finest and most convenient bread box ever de- signed. 6. Sliding cutting board. Over the bread and cake box is a new sliding cutting board of rock maple—placed just where-you would logically use it. These, remember, are new features. The Highboy also has the porceliron work table, velvet-lined silverware drawer and dozens of other conven- iences and devices that have for years made Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets fa- mous. Each Hoosier dealer listed below has also a limited number of other Hoosier Cabinets on which the same liberal special offer applies as long as they last. ‘ This cutlery set comes with your Highboy 1925—PART 1. This set of glassware, too, is included with sour Hoosier This beautiful Mount Vernon chinaware set is given with your Hoosier Highboy if you buy now Dweekly paym ayments on’t wait—only a limited number Here is your opportunity to own the most remarkable kitchen cabinet ever built—the new 1925 Hoosier Highboy! This wonderful offer, introducing the 1925 Highboy, brings you—at no extra cost—the beautiful china set and the sets of cutlery and glassware shown above. And you pay only one dollar down—the rest in easy weekly or monthly installments, as you prefer. You must take advantage of this offer now. Each dealer has been allotted only a limited nume ber of Hoosier Highboys for this special occasion.” When his allotment gives out the offes, ends. If you delay, you will be too late. Order your Hoosier from one of the dealers below? The china set that comes with your Hoosier You will be delighted with the charming decoration and Colonial pattern of this high-grade American semi-por- celain dinner set. You must see it to really appreciate it. It is attractive enough to grace any table—a set you will be proud to own. These beautiful dishes come with your Hoosier Highboy without extra charge if you order now —before your dealer’s supply is exhausted. Dexter Domestic Science Set The cutlery set was designed by one of the most famous domestic science experts in America. It includes a carving set of knife and fork, two spatulas specially designed, a variety of knives=10 pieces in all. Each utensil is made of finest steel, pliant and keen edged. Crystal Glassware Set The fine glassware set is specially designed to keep ingredients in perfect condition. There are seven spice jars, five large cone tainers for dry staples, one smaller jar for tea or cocos and an opeg dish that is an ideal container for salt.” Take advantage of this offer through one of these dealers MAYER & CO. SEVENTH STREET CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. P. O. Dunaway BETWEEN D & E NW. WASHINGTON, D. C. CULPEPER, VA. Hudson & Thornhill LEESBURG, VA. Lloyd Slack, Jr.