Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, T { conference held in the heart of the ! doah A tour of the|naded the v EE T e R T |proposed great Smoky Mountain | Shenandoah Valley is to follow, and|songs and b, her election of officers being merely u onal Park, and the latter at Hot | this afterncon they will entrain for|of mountainee e | matter of form M rees and soil of our forests. With 98 per cent of our supply o moisture our country will sc b Chimie hamel: uaioer. sdlh! gt of , already the seat of a national | their homes. | Ria; SCaolntion food supply will lie in the fish we i park. 3 = | e Soctition: u take from the oce: pthing has done more to crystallize st 8 af ol erence of Urges U. S. to Act Quickly. ntiment in favor of making this i m|on to ( for the - | next: month to im Finai Session on State Parks Is Warned That Food Sup- | i ans 1O ulbtanoy great national park nest |, | noon. Last night witnessed the short-the necessity of ply of East Is Menaced. WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925.- National Park tors with old Southern }[’a(ln\ of Luray and Shenand. Inc., for their efforts to m ates comfortable while here opted rks was adopted without s An invitati to he sent 1s extended by Gov. nother - pon hendl Proof of one’s temper is the lo - the del developing State - adopted by the « tian jthe meating LAt closed undreds of | States Government shment of ad- | rever condition: s 1o widen the| e / Delegates Enthusiastic. Attending its ons were park | part of TO THE IN fERFSTlNG /i 3350 Luray CAVERNS, VA. SPECIAL TRAIN Lv. Washington. .. ... .8 RETU N | day a < ng to prot { including sev om North The only complaint of the other the sce: at is to become riled 1o express pot of such un ot heard 1 here | to the| moun. | | ties o their and enjoyment of all future genera BY H. K. PHILIPS t g st tof The Sie con e asked that thes e 1 “without unneces:| fore the of commerce ) the majestic handiwork of nd wildn in ntities could have e to the Natio, v without having !been spoiled by the encroachment of e the con. | commercial enterpri nthusiasm in favor of bo nd the | of oh ‘"‘"‘:...m in Tenn want 10 serve the best, remember th. the added Jusury of genuine Banquet O Pekos couff no more, 'The finer taste, the 5 “\‘.\\ LAND SPECIAL Decoration Da S5 E bt A wonderful ‘sce xcursion ideal Decoration Da . MAY: 30 < v e amber color of real hill-grown tea. grocer's in the orange canisters. McComuicx & Co., Baltimore, Md, Imporiers, Blenders and Packers at Lv. Lura ) tora that = L important se hout a dis: e continue et Maj. W. ; John Oliver Tucner of Con Nelson of for the | 1l were ed to the nd the meeting 1 > announced uni eved, however the conferen S mielien Hepn s sther States in the run Tennessee and Arkansas from the The former would like to have the up in the mes WRIGHT COMPANY End o’ the Month Odds & Ends SALE!! One and a few of a kind—items that we are anxious to close out on account of limited quantities. EVERY ONE REPRES S THE UTMOST IN VALUE AT REGULAR PRICES—the new prices are little short of sensa- tional! COME! SEE! AND SAVE!!! THE Gibson Make Porcelain Lined Re- frigerators; front icer. 65-1b. ice capacity. (3 Reg. §48.00. . Three-Pigece Overstuffed Suite; rose and taupe jacquard velour. (1) Reg. §. 2 Three-Piece Kroehler Bed Suite; loose upholstery. (1) Reg. $198.00 3-door *149.00 Davenport cushions, tapestry ‘99.00 ‘9.95 *12.75 *5.95 2.75 *49.00 *5.00 *25.00 *19.00 22.50 *162.50 Fiber Rocker or Chair; Cretonne upholstery. (8) Reg. $18.00. Simmons Beds, 4x6 size. (4) Reg. $22.50.. Simmons Cotton \lattresses, art ticking ; single or double s Reg. $10.50 Woolcraft Rugs, attractive patterns. 36x72 size. (11) Reg. § China Cabinet, in mahogany, Queen Anne style. (1) Reg. $85.00.. Unfinished Breakfast Tables; ieaf, 42-inch top. (5) Reg. $7.50....: Golden Oak Dining Room Table; Six-foot extension. (2 Reg. §48.00 Golden Oak Chifforette; 3 ers, 2 inclosed Reg. $35.00. Heywood - Wakefield Go - Dark blue enamel finish. (2) Reg. $39.00 Ten-Piece American walnut, Reg. $325.00 Five-Piece Breakfast Room Suite; dec ed brown finish; large table; four chairs. (1) Reg. $52.50 Four-Piece Bedroom Suite; Ameri- can Walnut, Queen Anne design. (1) Reg. 5285.00 Four-Piece Bedroom Suit tone French Walnut finish. Reg. $198.00 Davenport or Library Tables; ma- hogany finish. (4) Reg. $25.00 WRIGHT & FURNITURE eAlvays Right in Judlity and Price - wood finish; drop Dining Room Suite; Tudor design. (1) 35.00 *169.00 00.00 tomobile ride of the proposed Shenan- 905 7th STREET he delegs nd the bulk n muu s de Mountain this th and the e within an hou The success of automatic oil heating for homes dates from the day the Nokol combustion chamber was perfected. It is radically different from any other method of burning oil. It meant a complete reversal of previous oil-burning practice. In it oil burns with a clean, soot- less, odorless flame. No part of the flame touches the boiler. What is the proper fuel for home heating? Nokol burns a cheap distillate which will always be plentiful. It does not recommend the use of so called “heavy low grade fuel oil.” Experience has shown 1-w grade oil is not capable of rendering the automatic heat- ing service which Nokol brings to the home. And the fuel cost of Nokol, burning distillate, is to the best of our knowledge, less than that of any other oil burner, regardless of the grade of fuel used. Nokol discovered the fallacy of attempting to burn low grade oil in the home 9 years ago, in the laboratory. When an auto- matic oil burner for the home claims to burn low grade.oil it is usually a sign of inexperience. - Asamatter of fact few oil burn- ers that claim to burn fuel oil actually do.so in cold weather. Inmanylocalities oil companies are already refusing-to deliver low grade oil for use in auto- matic domestic oil burners. Don’t Wait — Act NOW! i DEALER'S NAME HERE : Gentlemen: Pleaso send me, without obligation, ‘Heating. 2 2 g E E : s au- | camp fire to witness pow-wow. A score of 1 (Saturday) Tickets on sale beginning Thurs at Unlon Station and City Ticket Oifice, Woodwans Bldg. BAI.TIMORE & Omo real moun res ser As an oil burning mechanism Nokol today offers guaraniees of economry and efficiency approached by mo other home-heating debice. Its fuel cost is less than that of hard coal, and to thebest of our knowledge, less than that of any other oil burner, regardless of the grade of fuel used. ter er in a water heater Nokol replace as much as °s_gas 07 in and Nokol brought it The day of oil heat is here. Nokol brought it. The success of automatic oil heating for the home dates from the day 7 years ago when the first Nokol was installed. The leadership of Nokol has never been chal- lenged. Of approximately 75,000 automatic oil burners installed in the United States, by 347 manufacturers, 22,000 are Nokols. Nokol leadership has been maintained by Nokol performance, and by the principles of oil combustion the first Nokol laid down. In 7 years not one fundamental change in these principles has been necessary. Nokol leadership has been maintained by con- stant refinements in the Nokol mechanism, always the simplest on the market. Today Nokol gives guarantees of efficiency and econ- omy approached by no other home heating device. The fuel cost of Nokol is less than that of hard ~nal. It is also to the best of our knowl- edgele han that of any other oil burner, re- gardless of the grade of oil used. Nokol leadership has been maintained through steadfast adherence to principles which have enabled us to render to the home-owner a liter- ally automatic heating service. These principles have included the choice of the proper grade of fuel. It has included the avoidance of hectic promises that neither Nokol nor any other oil burner could fulfill. Nokol leadership has been maintained through the careful building up of an organization capable of properly installing, servicing and guaranteeing Nokol—capable of living up to a long-run policy which puts satisfaction to the owner above all things. When a home-owner buys Nokol today, he buys more than an oil burner. He buys guar- anteed heat, without dirt, labor, trouble, or in- terruption, at less than the cost of coal. Don’t Wait— Investigate Now To make certain you will have your Nokol for Fall, act now. More Nokols are being installed this year than ever before. We can install only a very definite number before October 1st. Act now, while there is still time to arrange for an installation at your convenience. Call or phone today. Or send the coupon. Very convenient terms of payment are offered if desired AUTOMATIC HEATING CORPORATION 1719 Conn. Ave. N.W. Phone N. 627 Auaimafic 0il Heating for . llomes Tested and Listed as Standard by the Underwriters’ Laboratories Manufactured and Guaranteed by AM’ER!CA!)I NOKOL COMPANY, Chicage