Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1925, Page 7

1 l‘ Shades i Made to Order. Furnitare Refurbished and Upholstered Carpets Furniture Couch Hammocks 1—Two-tone Green Hammock; regularly $39.00. Special..... $35.00 1—Green Cretonne Pattern Hammoc regularlv $47(]) Special coco-....oco = ..$41.00 1—Maroon and Gray Hammock regu[arlv $3000 Specnal ..$32.00 1—Green Cretonne Pattern Hammock; regularly $47. (I) Special oc..i-cee- R S T I R e ) 1—Gray and Blue 5-ft. Hammock ; regularly $37.50. Spccxa] .$29.00 .$19.00 .$27.00 1—Cretonne-covered Hammock; regularly $25.00. Special.. 1—Green and Yellow Hammock; regularly $33.00. Special.. 1—Sofa Couch Hammock ; regularly $72.00. Special..........$65.00 1—Orange and Black Hammock ; regularly $51.00. Special. ...$41.00 1—Divan; regularly $67.50. Special................. ceen....$39.00 1—De Luxe Divan; regularly $116.00. qpccialA e e o $89.00 1—Divan; regularly $43.00. Special.. R e—. v~ X 1-—Green Hammock ; regularly $50.00. \pcual Loose Cushion Hammock ; regularly $51.00. Special and Green Hammock; regularly 1—Gray, Orange Special I—Tan and Gray Hammock: regularly $49.00. ercxal 1—Green and Gray Hammock ; regularly $51.00. Special. Cedar Lawn Furniture Cedar High-back Chairs: regularly $4.75. Special............ $2.50 Cedar High-back Chairs; regularly $8.50. Special. comee aims - ... $425 Broad Armchair; regularly $8.50. Special.. Hickory Table; regularly $21.50. Special.... comeme cnmamsme Cedar Table, oak top; regularly $11.00. Special...ciceceaeen.. $850 “inished Cedar Chairs; regularly $10.50. Special.c.ecee..ca.. $8.00 Finished Cedar Rockers; regularly $11.50. Special.cea.e.. . $8.50 Finished Cedar Rockers; regularly $16.50. Special..cem......$13.00 Finished Cedar Rockers: regularly $11.00. Special ce.... $8.00 3-piece Willow Suite, frame brown trimmed in black; regularly $75.00; Speciall co T Lot e oA e 3-piece Fiber Suite, loose spring cushions covered in cretonne; regularly $72.00. Special ..$57.50 3-piece Fiber Suite, in brown, loose cushions covered in cre- tonne; regularly $54.00. Special....cccciceacicnennn. . Reed Suite, upholstered seat and back Settee: regularly $§500 Speciall Slo oot e oo X Chair and Rocker; regularly 3’4(1) Speeial-ocoece it 319.25 Fiber Rocker, upholstered seat and back; regularly $20.00. Special ..$18.00 Reed Suite, in taupe, trlmmcd in rcr‘l hned with blue: spring back and cushion settee; regularly $107.00. Special......$87.50 Chair or Rocker; regularly $36.00. Special....cseeeee.......$28.75 Day Bed: regularly $85.00. Special. e .$68.00 5-foot Settee; regularly $88.00. Special........cceea ..$71.00 Chaise Lounge; regularly $67.00. Special.. osoeonas .$53.50 Suite—Settee; regularly $115.00. $56.00. Special. high back, loose cushion covered in Green Decorated Reed Special ceceiieeennn.. Chair or Rocker; rcgularly Taupe Davenport, in ree tapestry; regularly $170.00. Special.......cccveeeennn.. $136.00 Reed Suite, taupe decorated. in red; upholstered seat and back; regularly 00. Special -...cccceenn.. ceeevmsemmes s Chair or Rocker; regularly $24.00. Special... .cu .o cmm- .. .$1925 Fiber Davenport Bed Suite; loose spring cushions. Bed Davenport ; regularly $177.00. Special.........eee......$14150 Chair or Rocker to match regularly $44.00. Special... .$38.00 3-piece Fiber Davenport Suite; regularly $235.00. Special...$199.00 Cottage Furniture White Enamel Dresser, special 5 White Enamel Chiffonier, special.. Golden Oak Dresser, special..... o Golden Oak Chiffonier, no mirror. . ... Silver Gray Chiffonier, no mirror. . Silver Gray Dresser.. Gray Enamel Dresser. White Enamel Iron Beds White Enamel Kitchen Table. . A lot of Cedar Chests—large s17c5—to close. Full Size and Single Cotton Mattresses, special... Refrigerators Top-icer Refrigerator, oak finish, W. E. interior, $21.50. 3-door style, side-icer, oak finish, W. E. interior, $41.50. 3-door style, side-icer, oak finish, one-piece porcelain lined, $57.00. 3-door, oak finished, hand-rubbed case, insulated with 2-inch sheet cork, one-piece porcelain lined. One of the most scientific boxes made. Special, $98.00. White Frost Refrigerator. sanitary water bottle connection, $86. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN Free Automobile Parking W. B, Moses & o Established 1861 F Street and Eleventh THE EVENING S8TAR, WASHINGTON, D. O ’""\ Linens Upholstery Clearance Sale of Summer Furnishings .All Summer Furnishings are being offered at drastic reductions in order to clear our floors before the July Ist inventory. Each department offers substantial reductions on seasonable merchandise. The Linen Shop Mohawk Cotton Sheets, size 81x90 inches. Reduced to $1.43 each "Cottagc" Bleached Durable Seamless Cotton Sheets, size 81x90 inches. Reduced to $1 each White Bath Towels of exceptionally fine quality and weight : 30c White Bath Towels, size 20x38 inches......cecuaveveca.....23c each 35¢ White Bath Towels, size 18x38 inches.......... ..21c each 40c White Bath Towels, with blue and pink borders, size 20x40 inches, 32c each 65c White Bath Towels, 21x41 inches, reduced to..............50c each 75c White Bath Towels, size 26x55 inches, reduced to...........63¢c each 85¢ Blue Bordered Bath Towels, size 26x54 inches, reduced to. ..65¢ each $1.25 White Extra Heavy Weight Bath Towels reduced to...... $1.00 each Slightly soiled Bleached Pure Linen Table C]oth< at less than one-half regular price: Regular $14.50 Pure Linen Cloths, size 2x2 yards (shghtly soiled from handling), reduced to...cceeeeueeneann. .. 2 ..$7.00 each $12.50 slightly soiled Cloths, size 2x2 yards, reduced to........$6.00 each $16.75 slightly soiled Cloths, size 2x2 yards, reduced to........$8.75 each Drapery Department Ubpholstery materials and labor reduced. Special inducement to place your order now while our shops are not as busy as they will be in the Fall. We are offering excellent tapestries, velours, damasks, etc., at reduced prices. Also will do the work at Sum- mer prices. We send man to estimate, and with the above concessions vour old furniture is well worth doing over. We will get the furniture out and deliver as soon as completed or hold until September if you desire. We Mention a Few of the Price Reductions Reg. Special Heavy Tapestry (imported), Verdure pattern........ $9.00 $6.00 yard Heavy Tapestry (imported), Flemish pattern.... 7.00 yard Heavy Tapestry (imported), Needle-point... 5.00 yard Heavy Tapestry, Floral and Verdure pattern 4.00 yard Excellent new patterns 54-inch figured mohair will give your furniture a modern appearance. Two designs in rose and taupe........ e $12.50. now $10.00 yard Large figured 50-inch Cut Velour in blue and gold 830, now 6.50 yard Plain Velour et et st now 3.00 yard 50-inch Damasks, wefe........ .75, now 3.00 yard 50-inch Damasks, Wer€.eeueesecenns.. ve... 400 now 250 yard Domestic Floor Coverings # Summer Rugs Reduced The entire stock of Summer Floor Coverings has been substan- tially reduced in price to assure its quick sale. Prices are listed as follows: Fiber Rugs Fiber Rugs Regular Special ox12 R&‘d"(‘fi g{‘acg 9x15 $2L50 $17.20 8x10 18.50 14.80 ox12 16.50 1325 =5 550 He 76x10.6 15.50 1240 s 075 - 760 6x9 10.75 8.60 336 175 3.60 s 730 625 27x54 3.00 2.40 3x%6 325 260 G Rugs Regular Special Oval Grass Rugs ox12 P S Regular Special 8x10 18.50 14.80 9x12 $23.00 $18.40 6x12 19.50 15.60 7.6x106 21.50 17.20 6x9 13.50 10.80 6x9 1675 13.40 4x7 975 7.60 4x7 10.75 .60 3x6 475 3.60 3x6 5.00 4.00 27x54 3.50 230 Strongly Woven Rush Rugs From California o nfi&» Spectal Regular Special 12x15 X 9x15 36.00 28.80 21/&-71 - 513?8 sl;::: 9x12 2875 23.00 Rl . 8x10 21.50 17.20 3x6 475 3.60 6x12 19.00 16.20 27x54 3.50 2.80 Oriental Rug Salon A saving of %4 to ¥z may be had by selecting your Persian or Chinese Rug now. In order to clear our stock before taking inventory we have marked these wonderful rugs in many instances below cost. Purchases Forwarded Prepaid to Any Shipping Point in the United States INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1925. AFTER LONG ILLNESS Was Employe of Office of Treasury Architect and Member of Engineering Societies. Clifford R. Bradbury, 58 years old, an empioye of the Office of the Su pervising Architect of the United States Treasury for 33 years, died at his home, 1843 Lamont street, Satur- day after a lingering illness. Jle was a member of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers and of the Washington So- ciety of Engineers. In addition he had been consulting engineer for many large building projects throughout the country. He had long been an active church worker, having been a member of the First Congregational Church since boyhood, and also served as deason for many years Mr. Bradbury is survived by his widow, Mrs. Grace Craig Bradbury; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur F. Parneil: a son, Craig E. Bradbury, and a broth. er, Frank C. Bradbury. Funeral services were held at the residence_this afternoon, with Rev. Jason Neble Pierce and Rev. Franklin . Winger officiating. Interment was in Ratk Creek Cemetery. Tells of Mission Work. ‘Rev. J. D. Curran of the Muhlen erg Misslon, Liberia, Africa, gave an ccount of the work being done there in an address yesterday morning at the Church of Our Redeemer, while Mrs. Curran also told of the life of the people in that country. At the evening service Right Rev. A. M. Skinlow, Bishop of Montana, and president of the Norweglan Synod, gave an address. Rev. D. E. \;/dlxs;man, pastor of the church, pre sided. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight, followed by showers and thunderstorms tomor- row; gentle to moderate southwest and west winds. Maryland—Partly cloudy tonight, followed by local thundershowers late tonight or tomorrow; little chtunge in temperature; moderate southwest and west winds. Virginia—Generally slightly warmer in west and north portions tonight; tomorrow local thundershowers; gentle to moderate southwest and west winds. West Virginia—Local thundershow- ers late tonight and tomorrow; some- what warmer tonight. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 87; 8 p.m., $1; 12 midnight, 68; 4 a.m., 63; 8 a.m., 73; noon, $6. fair tonight; Barometer—4 p.m., 20.82; 8 pm.. 12 midnight, 29.89; § a.m., 29.80; 8 am., 29.92; noon, 29.87. Highest temperature, occurred at 4 p.n. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 62, occurred at 5 a.m. toda: Temperature same date last year— Highest, 87; lowest, 67. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m. today: Great Falls— Temperature, 79; condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 3 am. and 3:34 m.: high tide, 8:49 a.m. and 9:20 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 3:43 a.m. and 4:17 pm.; high tide, 929 am. and 10 pm. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:42 a.m.; 7:37 p.m Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:42 a.m.; sun sets 7:37 p.m. AMoon rises 5:53 a.m.; sets 8:44 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. sun sets & Temperature. = H BE g §m FL BES iz E5 Stations. § 23 53 S5 Weather. H 288 o 2 - : 2 B Pt cloudy El F : Galveston Helena Huron, § Tndianapolis Jacksonville Los Angel Louisville FOREIGN. (8 am.. Greenwich time, today.) Temperature. Weather. . 52 Clear Clear Rain Part cloudy Foggy. Part cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Complete, as Low as.... CHAMBERS BROWNSTONE FUNERAL HOME. COL. 85 000 Life Insurance for $46.90 t Age 35—send date of birth for particu. fibs ‘n.nd iiiusiration, Company founded 1805. °"fuy Goff. 610 Woodward Bids. ‘of_Iaflammable Cleaning Flulde Safegurdelafo with aGuarantee Carbona is “ teed mot to comtaim Naphtha er Gasoline, and te be fi-huldblo ll‘ Nea-Inflammable.” SEE ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY'S AND SATURDAY'S STAR. Mourning Blacks 24-HOUR SERVICE Dry Cleaning Lincoln 29 C. R. BRADBURY DIES |EXPERTS TO EXPLORE l EARLY DAY HIGHWAYS Research in California Due to Dis- covery of Curious Old Rock Trails. By the Associated Press. LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calif., June —Curlous old rock trails recently overed near here have caused the e Historical Soclety to launch an extended research into the routes of early day highways in the bellef that the evidences found are those of the lost Mormon trails, which more than a half century ago connected Utah with the Pacific Southwest. More than 60 years ago San Ber nardino, 22 miles south of Lake Ar- rowhead, was a Mormon village, plan- ned after Salt Lake City, and to the Southwest ox-cart caravans creaked their picturesque way along the monotonous journey What is now known as Lake Ar- rowhead was at that time:a rugged, mountainous section, with rushing eams. The lost trails are believed traversed this section. With the coming of settlers, the mountain streams were stemmed and Little Bear Lake came into existence. Later a huge earth-filled dam of 1,300 feet width at the base, with a capacity of acres of water, created Lake Ar head. In the virgin forests of oak. cedar and fir surrounding the present lake, ads wind through the trees to - water's edge. where they d pear to emerge agaln on the om’\osue side of the lake The historical research workers be- lieve these trails once traversed the former mountain slopes and merged with the old_Arrowhead trail in the desert, near Victorville and Hesperia. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Eckington W. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow. 7:45 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Luke Cole, 26 V street. The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association will meet Wednesday, 8 p.m., in Sherwood Presbyterian Church hall. Sigma Chi Pratarnlty will hold a luncheon meeting tomorrow, 12:30 p.m., at the University Club. While working at a small fire at 120 M street southeast yesterday after- noon Pvt. Edmund Burke of No. 18 engine company was burned about the face by fluid from a fire extinguisher, the fluid spilling as a result of the cap of the extinguisher blowing off. He was treated at Casualty Hospital. Mrs. Sarah C. Martin, 35 years old, of 1314 B street southwest, was acci dentally overcome by gas while asleep early yesterday morning. The gas had escaped from a jet that was only slightly open. She was treated at Emergency Hospital ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES TONIGHT. North Capitol Citizens' Association will meet, § o'clock, in Sunday school- house of United Brethern Church. Citizens' _Association will 8 o'clock, at Thomson School Mid-City meet A business meeting of the executive committee of the League of American Pen Women will be held, 8 o'clock, at the ciubhouse, 1709 H street The Washington Practical chology Club will have a party to celebrate the third anniversary of its founding, 8 o'clock, at the Playhouse. The Daughters of Isabella will have a card party and dance, 8 o'clock, at hington Club, 1701 K street. d. mal large white s his head: a beautiful dog. al Rescue Le: Apply Wasbing, 349 Maryland Wi white Breast. ! ‘ashington 338" Srarslana ave. sabla. 6_months old League, section. Apply POOD! &pof e ot Lesutifol GOk Anply Washington - Animal Rescus Leagus. 340 Mariiand ave ww. LOST. BAG. Dlack__containing _bathing _apparel from automobile. Sunday: liberal reward 00. Apt . ase Lake. Return r. keep moner. 12th st. nw. * BILLFOLD, black. at Chesapeake Beach Suridas. ‘ontaining about $300. res. cards; | ete.. Jarge reward. “Hawkins, 1832 14th st nw BOSTON TERRIER, female. white markings: reward dark k. 4 N, round, _gold, ward. Col. 1876, PIN. on Takoma car. 1410 st reward. 5512 Oth & CAT—Gray and black tiger. m.x- Rlosey Caut. sohal] head. 1arke ears. white chest and for return to C. lie, EYEGLASSES—Shell rm | Tost on street ba- L st. and Child's Return to K. —_Pair of ladies’ evexlasses in ontgomery.” optician. Boston Finder please” return 16 !4‘“!‘1 th st. n.w. Reward GERMAN POLICE DOGS. o5, missed Sunday: tag _on one dog answer to names of Ra-mr and Bon. & BA A A cCrors s ‘on 7ih st 'fia:k'u Reward. Sloane. t 1 Iy rcum TIRE, on Ford rim: rewand Morrison st.. Chevy Chase, D. C. Cleve: an, (Ku.l- OF HAIR — Palace Theater. Rfimu 4800, Branch 216, PIN, old fashioned, amethyst: icut ave, Saturday ‘evening Evening Star_Bldg POCKETBOOK, red and black. Fourth st. ne. and receive rewas POCKETBOOK. brown _leather, «nnlimm[ papers of valué to qwner only: Saturds Urs™E° #£° Manton. Glen Eeho He on Counnect- Return to 221 Rotum §13 Psy- | brindie, | 3 Married. w..\n\:Jn—"‘ml.l Mra. Bottie Mitler an ounces. the of e 'daughie: CATHERINE \mn";f'm M 'y';’va T une 20, Sola ave. s Deaths. 192 Rome-ingy Mo BALL June 21 195 at 811 Maryland ' ave. ne. JE. NNA. beloved wife of Rev fon Ba Funeral Tuesda. June 23 o'clock, * from Metropolitan Baptist Coufch Gt dh e BLUMENFELD. Monday. June am. al his resdence h s widow of the late \‘!-nd- 230 BReEty Blumenfeld, ieloved mother of M. Kiecblatt, Morris anad Raymond Bi eld. Funeral from b Weinesday June S5 BOXLEY. | e3. nera S trom Tmird Baptist " Chureh Bih ‘ang Qe se. nw i tor. " Relatives and. friends in Ernest Jarvis Co. in charge. FLYNN. | Suddenls Saturdas. CHARLES E. FLYNN. bilo e Touis née Cuadns A Flynn Fun Tat dence North Capito] st Ty . June £.30 am.. thence to St. Alogains where requiem high mass will be « 9 am. for the repose of his kou ment at Mount Ohvet Cemetery tives and friends invited N Sunday t Casualty T loved son of the late ) Glenn, oldest brothe: Dantel. grandson_of Ren, he seen a v\m.duw Chapel. 2013 G from Florida Avenue B A W. A. Taylor, pastor, Tuesday, J at’'2 pm Ernest C.an len Deale and 3 James L. Keister. 1n his Gith year. F F his Tatr 0 16 B st He- 60 years LANHAM T ther" rasiaence Shepherd st undertaking parlors o x\\n _Sundax bRvevi June 2 Clifton ‘st bushand of 1 o tonal Saturday ITH, belove father of Brad Emma ¢ Interment Ror ; o MARY ANNA COOPER. R In fil:mfirlam. HAWKINS. Sacred to the memors of our i and Frother. GEORGE “HOLMES X 3¢ Holmee. sou RR! e e MOTHER, x IIA' GHTERS o - BROTHER THE ATHER tad but Joving rem: n CATHE RINE 1 rears o today, it HER CHILDRE ERGENT. A tribute of love to memory of my sister. MARY MERG who died eix years ago today, June 1919, Today recalls the m Are HER Y'F\OT) B SICPER, LizotE h!l\\ T "D DAUGHTER te_of love and d to_our beloved mother. who entered into_eternal ago today. June 19! Dearest mother, T words we rannot (s But_engraved deep i Your imace shall a WER LOVING CHILDREN. SIMMS. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear husband, WILLIAM SIMMS thia life (wo' years aso who departed today, June 2. He is m.pm: in God's ke Tor his task on earth is done So deserving, r tring, And the vic he has won WIFE, MATTIE SIM remembran MIE A. WI Ns. ® f our «ho In loving June 1. BY HER LOVING PARENTS. * WILLIS. In sad but loving remembranca of my dear wife. HENRIETTA WILLIS ¥ho departed lhu Jife two” years g0 o Keep Jesus, in Thy keeping. RS Fonch the shining. choms Then. Ob, Master. let me kave her As ‘Lovine :_z_ HUSBAND -+ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick, n'.{?uifiea and Efficient Service, 816 H ST. N.E. Automobile_Service. o LINCOLN 8200, POODLE—_Male puppy. age 5 monibs: and mouth trimmed. = Rew: Retun 1809 11h st. n.w. 22 PURSE, brown leather, change, gold pencil and valuable paper ear Washington Auditorium. Please return to Miss Cora Bunnell. 714 18th ot. n.w. Fr. to containing ;ALESBOOK Grand Union Tea Co. between Tegs small Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIR( 3034 M ST. NW. ™ Egtabisnea 1na1. Gawler Serwce Funeral Directors Since 1850 t. Pleasant and Georgetown: reward. A H. Stile 1833 Ontario Dlaae Te!cphons 1732 Penna. s 3 Main 5512 A SPARE_TIRE, Cadillac size, with rim, fire cover, between Champlain_ave. and_Chevy T. F. COSTELLO Chase. Sunday. Reward. Phone M. 5756. " NOW LOCATED AT WATCH FOB —- Gentleman's, with "locke! 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7976, oK 3187, Timothy Hanlon WATCH 1T|flmy) gold hunting case. mono- 641 H ST. N.E. _Phone L. 5543. gram L. D_ T. on face. Suitable reward for Teturn ‘i Mahager. Shoreham Hotel.” Wash- ington. FUNERAL DESIGNS. fler FOIEETLN CHOICE ILOBALPEMBL!IS Main 24 Floral “Blanket S; rays 'fi.oller Bolulflul !lof.l %w% Gude | Bros. Cc Co.. 1214 ¥ st We Specialize in Floral Designs at Modorcte mce f‘ Ior/.s ts ™5 HSTS.NV. MAIN 6953 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL sT. FTWILLIAM LEE. runeral Director and i e ?m%"&'lde‘r"n °°?J:§Y.'i'§r’x‘ Commodiote ehapel o um prices. "332"Pa. Ave. NW. Call 3 1585 Frank Gexcr s Sons Co. VENTH ST. X P EEer “Taconone. Main 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 2 H ST. NE. $rern Chinpel: Lincoln 524 JAMES T. RYAN sotet or2LT, o Ave. a ol O Yeto_ Ambulanien Livers in Connecti R. F. HARVEY'S SON, (Richard K. Harvey.) 1432 You SN "Phone Pol, 2 VL. SPEARE CO, Neither tho successors of nor with the original W. R. Speare eetamiion 1y 940 F St. p.swt Nw. B incoln 142,