Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1925, Page 10

10 CITIZEN SOLDIERS VISIT HISTORIC SPOT Men in Training at Fort Eustis, Va., Addressed by Gov. Trinkle. Young men from Washington and other cities of this section are being put through a busy schedule of in struction, broken by frequent athletic games trips to n historical nificance made yesterday, wh group of volunteers Williams. burg and 1est he military students were conducted through Wil m and Mary College at Williams spected the dressed the soldier: fortunate in hav vou this coming bet ¥ cularly glad his historical plice not ) ir com Maryland and the | he sald in part ht companie lowing distri 1. | know how Dauphin non and H, from EMPIRE BUILDER'S SON CALLED HOME WRECKER Walter Hill Is $200.000 Alienation Suit Filed by Rancher. iated Press July 11.—Wal a son of the late Hill, empire builder, was made defendant in tion suit in the district court here to day by X jottlob, a rancher end canner g near Big Timber. Mont Gottlob cha affections ¢ s that Hill stole the said to be a Defendant in | a §200,000 altena- | HERRIOT TO VISIT U. S. Will Come to Washington in Sep- | | tember for Meeting. | ¥ Cable to The Star and PARIS, July 11.—Former Premier Herriott, who is now president of the Chamber of Deputies, intends to visit the United States. He will sail on the De Grasse September 19, acting as a_member of the French legisla tive delegation to the Interparliamen tary Union at Washington. The dele gation includes members of the Senate and Chambes (Copyright, 16 ew York World. {ATWELL IS UNOPPOSED AS GRAND CHIEF OF ELKS United States District Judge for Northern Texas to Be Made Leader Next Friday. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND. Oreg., July 11 United Distric Hawley Atwell of the Northern Dis exalted ruler of the Protective Order of temporar today hours of the convention. It was ated that Judge Atwell is unopposed s election is expected to be animous Some Slow Service. From the Hotel Re: The waiter and ihe diner ‘Look here exceedingly n to get annoyed " he said at last, forget to drop me iy, just to let vou're geiting on Next Tour July 14th Take Advantage of This Last $89 Tour—Act Quick as Price udge William | trict of Texas, will be the next grand | Benevolent and | Grand Lodge hcadquarters announced | | Formal election of officers will be| | held next Friday during the closing | slow | | The Italian | mately will connect Italy and coffee, and whilé | me | the ! Buenos Alres Your Chancel--- : 12-DAY BOAT AND LAND ROUND- TRlP TOURS THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JULY 12 BUDGET VOTE HELD UP BY FRENCH SENATORS Painleve Meets Reverse Despite Plea That Debt Parleys Have Begun—Voted in Chamber. By the Associated Press PARIS, July 11.—The vote on_ the French budget by the Senate has been postponed until tomorrow, but the Chamber today approved it, 421 to 29. Premier Painleve in the Senate, like M. Caillaux in the Chamber, met with a reverse despite his plea, in which he said: “You know that the floating of a loan is near: it would be most useful that the budget should be voted at the earliest possible moment. I hasten to | add that negotiations have begun rela- tive to our foreign debts, and you know well how important it is for us to be able to show a balanced budget.” The Senate, however, decided, 146 to 117, to postpone its vote on the budget until tomorrow M. Caillaux, the finance minister, who was defeated in the Chamber, 263 to 261, on the question of the re peal of the tax on business turnovers, said “At the moment when I am going to negotiate with people having the habit of solidly balanced budgets 1 ought to bring the certainty that France's budget will be solidiy bal anced, and I will not consent to the decreage in taxation that you pro pose. Section of Cable Completed. BUENOS AIRES, July 11 (®).— Cable Co., which ulti Argen tina by direct cable, has started busi ness i uth America. It inaugurated ction of its cable, between and Montevideo today. o tour” this magie State_ at - saving — Tealize Jts tremen- dous growth and in- Vestment opportuni- ties and at the sume time allowing you u delightfully cool vacation. |FLORIDA :.... 89 On an Average of 10 Degrees Cooler than Washington USE THIS COUPON Without obligation on my part— please send me_ full particulars about the HOLLYWOOD-BY THE 1925—PART 1. COLDFENBERG'S FURNITURF, STORF. FURNITURE THAT MERITS CONFIDENCE—AT LOWEST IN THE CIT¢ PRICES. BEHOLD! Real \iues 1y Yumvilure DIVIDED PAYMENTS July Clearance of Furniture—All Odd Suites and Separate Pieces Marked at Drastic Reductions. The Homemakers’ Greatest Saving Opportunity! We’ve made a thorough housecleaning and wherever we found an odd suite orfew- of-a-kind pieces of furniture the prices have been deeply reduced for clearance. This July disposal offers a great variety of desirable pieces of furniture at substantial rduc- tions from our regular lowest-in-the-city prices, making this the most opportune tim:for you to refurnish your home or add a needed piece or two. Refrigerators— Entire Stock Greatly Reduced ] (6) Top-icer Refrig- § erators, small family Bed. Formerly $195.00. Now size. Formerly $14.75. Bedroom Furniture (2) Four-piece Bedroom Suites of combnation American walnut. con- sisting of large Dresser. 6-drawer Vanity, lmge Chifforobe and Bow-foot (2) Five-piece Bedroom Suites of vombl.tmn \nwrn-dn walnut. con- Buy on Our Divided Payment Plan The terms are most liberal—a small amount at the time of purchase and the rest in convenient monthly payments. No interest charges or “extras.” $139 EA special tours. sisting of two 3.3-ft. Bow-foot Twin Beds, and Chifforobe. Formerly $350.00. Now (4) Four-piece Bedroom Suites of combinmtion Frene h walnul' de- signed on beautiful lines. Consisting of larg 6-drawer Vanity, Dresser. Afterward Will be $99. 4dnch Dresser, large Vanity AND BUS Sy 21 Bves 79 expense inclug auty, in the lat um that this & Name Address Phone Agents for the Sold witdtwo small top drawers and four large drawers. Sol{ regularly at $29.75 each. Sale price (10) Golden Oak Dressers, 24igh plate glass mirror Sale! price 38 inches wide, Sold regularly at §24.7 0= ‘ 6 DIFFERENT. STYLES LEONARD REFRIGERATORS AT SPECIAL Low PRICES and Six Chars: heavy. turned legs Sold reguarly at $295.00. Sale White Enamel Lined (1) Three-piece Living Room Suite, upholstered all Reversible silk brocatelle cushions, Formerly $£365.00. Now. . over in taupe mohair. with black novel cdging. Console and Buffet Six different styles—all priced very : Mirrors advantageously now. GROUP 2 Leonard's GROUP 1 Three - door front - icing style golden oak fin- ish walls insula- enamel Top-icing style White enamel-lined three- Polar King; white enamel lined; golden oak finish $21.75 tion; white lined. $19.75 GROUP 4 Golden oak finish ; takes 75-1b. oak-finish. $24.75 GROUP 5 Good size Leonard; white enamel lined; takes 50-1b. cake ice; three- door front icer; finish. $34.75 One-Piece Porcelain Lined Leonard Cleanable $39.75 top icer; cake ice; white two shelves; oak enamel lined. (4) Three-door Front ' $25 O Tcer Refrigerators, | solid ashwood case, ¢ white enamel interior. . § . = Formerly £26.50. Now ROGERS PRESENTS EDISON HOME SEEKERS REALTY COMPANY (2) Three-door Refrigerators., hardwood case: seamless porce. Humorist Introduces Inventor to| lain lined intetior. 15 Ibs. ice ' $55 (2) Beautiful Bedroom Suites of combingion mahogany; sp]th(ll\ Audience at Follies Party. $opaciis ~Formerly $75.00 made and finished; consisting of 48-inch Dressr, large Vanity, Chifforobe NEW YORK, J 11 (®).—Thomas | and Bow-foot Bed. Tudor period design. Fomerly $315.00. Now Alva Edison of the celebra- | ) Two-door Front & e SR o Do ot 'the Tortylghth anniversa hu Refrigerators; l 1 (6) Seven-piece Bedroom Suites of combimtion walnut, consisting of s invention of the talking m se s . = e S5ihe; toniaht Mg i Zt""‘l‘:':"‘:r’_’"“’"m:“::‘ 48-inch or 45-inch Dresser. 6-drawer Vanity, Chifforette and Bow-foot B ebutors s eon HHionefto 3 Formerly $29.50. Now Bed, with Rocker, Chair and Bench. Formerly$295.00. Sale price ) was introduced to_the audie e e (12) Dressers, of combination American walnut; mahog- (1) 0dd Dresser, old ivory on mahogany: 48 inches Will_Roger Oklahoma _cowt R h‘]‘; ik aa any lined drawers, dust proof construction: 8 inches @ wie. Sold regularly at $95.00. Sale price $49 lasting five minutes. | : | white food chamber and ? wide. Sold regularly at $75.00. Sale price (4) 0dd Chests of Drawers (chiffonieres with wood backs), AT inl o gnition. butiafn o = A e e T Chest of Drawers, to match ahove dressers. §18.75 speak \ capacity. Formerly $85.00. regularly at $50.00. Sale price N®] “Next time you invent a talking | Now ; ran ) 0dd Chifforettes, combination French walnut. two top machine see that there is no screech | rawers, three large sliding trays and large bottom @ = tn it,” Rogers told Edison. i (1) White Enamel Refriger- drawer. Sold regularly at $45.00. Sale price $19.75 $16.98 ator. with porcelain interior ) $49 (4) 0dd Vanities, two each French and American walmut: . : 80 lIbs. ice capacity. Formerly ( six drawer style and large plate glass mirror. Sold @ Chiffonieres to match. five-drawer style. Sold @79 O e For e 3 B b BAD | cexdiv w075, S et 51--98/ Living Room Suites Dining Room Furniture——— (4) Threepiece Living Room Suites, overstuffed and . (3) Ten-piece DiningRoom Suites, dull waxed upholstered in Jocquard velour. Taupe with rose back. ) finish, consisting of 66-ich Buffet, large Semi- Large” Safs, Fireside Chatr and Armclair. Spring.illed enclosed China Cabinet, Jouble-door Server, + cushions. Formerly $195.00. Now. { 60-inch Six-foot Extensior Table and Six Artistic (2) Combination Mohair Living Room Suites, uphol- Chairs. Sold regularly 2t$350.00. Sale price. stered in taupe mohair with rose background. Large Sofa, f (1) Ten-piece Dining Room Suite. combina- ~ Wing aic_and_Club Chair. Spring-filled cushions. tion American walnut. 66-nch Buffet. large Semi- Formerly $295.00. \ enclosed China Cabinet, wih large drawer, Server. Oblong Table (1) Living Room Suite, upholstered in combination ) ool each bicos mohair. All large pieces, with heavy roll arms. Formerly plecss $345.00. Now. st R S R s price (3 |(‘n pnw Huguvnnl Walnut Dmxnfl Romn Suites. Grand Rapids make; large Buffet, China { Cabinet. Extension Table. Srver and Six Chairs. Sold regularly at $450.00. Sale price ust when you need one most, Leon- { J b o (2) Ten-piece Huguenot Walnut [)mmr' Rmnn ard’s White Enamel Lined Re- | | () O el i AniIL e R Soriaion Bt Suites, splendidly dnstructed: 66-inch Buffet, . | . o ¢ A Enclosed China Cabiret, with large drawer. Server. i | deep cut pattern, of taupe and blue. Lar, ceful pieces, > 24, { M e frigerators are featured here at 5 | With reversible cushions. Formerly $295.00. Now...... s E long Table and Sx Chairs. Sold regularly at special low prices. ; | J 50.00. Sale price J $19.75 and $22.50 Regular $22,50 and $25 S Strollers and Carriages Wood-Finish Beds| | . o s framed and mitered Ve- ) netian glass, in various L] shades and sizes up to ' A clearance of Baby Strollers and Baby Carriages 26 inches. Formerly from our higher-priced lines at this remarkably low ° $7.50 to $10.50. Now. price, y 730) Buffet. Mir- The Strollers are full size, with woven fibef reed 64 Beds in this clearance lot—and at this low rors, 44 to 48 body and hood. Re ik and adjustable foot well door front icer; ice ca- price the entire lot will be sold out quickly. inches wide, with fiber reed body. and hood: bt dinea. s i full A it T Famous Simmons and Greenpoint makes; hh“““[f_ul poly- Colors of French gray, coffee, ivory and fawn pac bs.; golden square tubing with square fillers. In beautiful it 'i":‘::“‘l": 2 walnut and mahogany finishes, similar in ap- glass mitered. }.‘,,mnh $17.50 to $24.75. Now $12.75 S m F pearance to expensive wood beds. Double and u Iller urnlture single sizes. Every bed absolutely perfect. . t J 1 R d . 2 Y fa) 19.75 L Felt Reed and Fiber at July reductions $19. el Reed Furniture 2 i : MATTRESSES | i e | (6) Chairs and (4) with stand and awn- { g Rockers, of genuine m-L i ff‘]"!""d“* ‘5‘{"' P with cretonne covered no: ";dl"P;““"""l‘_;“ spring seats and back = - . o Chshions. Tvery only. For. :’?lfi”"fi'}.‘.‘&'“"{“fiai‘"m"l $19.15 o S hard- 40 Layer-felt Mattresses, made by the Capitol (1) Three AN Bedding Co. and International Bedding Co. Each woven Fiber s wood slats on iwmg, one bears the maker's guarantee label. Single and Tt of e ot ROtk e plete with miped vas. Iy $20.00. (2) Northfield Fiber Reed Liv- 3 G S e ing Room Suites, consisting of 72- < > = = = : T 7 AN inch Sofa, Rocker and Chair. : rfetrme urnyture s ore an ame g s i Army Cots Formerty $195 Now. (42) Porch Rockers, : 3 69 with double woven rat- MAYER & CO . 4 e merly $14.75 frame painted red. 4 double bed sizes. Chair; cretonne covered spring in natural varnish fin- Spring-filled cushions. Formerly tan seats and backs. (2) Northfield Fiber Reed Wing Back Chairs and Ottoman to match—the latter making a comfortable chaise lounge. For- merly §65.00. Now. ioo Slfell Army Lol’l: head and foot madg gi qheld (4) Threepiece Fiber Reed tubing—light in weight, yet extra strong and durable T, isti i Complete with twin link springs. Finished in gray SSites; sonsiming ol 60inchi Sofs, enamel. 30 inches wide and full length. Ideal for Rocker and Chair. Formerly country home, Summer bungalow or cottage. Chifforobe and Bed. Formerly $225.00. N passenger size. Com- seats. Formerly $89.00. Now... 200 All-Steel ish: woven rattan seat. §135.00. Now. Formerly $6.95. Now. (5) Couch Hammocks: mattress and windshield of khaki-colored denim. Long galvanized ains. For- merly §12.98. Now Seventh Street Between D & E T g IIII|1HIullllulllIIlII|lII!IIHIIIIIIllllillllilllllHIIlIlIIIlI!IlIIIIlIIl!lllllllllllmnu.... | “