Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1925, Page 12

12 'THE 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1925. PINGHUTASSAILS 3\.llllllllllllllllllllill.llllll_llIllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII pniome: MIDWEEK SPECIALS IN HOME FURNISHINGS Denounce§ u. S: Marshalé 4 AT THE ]PALAES ROYAL ! Glass as Servant of | Underworld. | Sale of the Famous Bohn Refrigerators at I - every odd panel curtain— Gl‘eatly R(?([UC(’([ Pl‘i EESs SR % Regular Price : All-White Porcelain Bohn Syphon Refrigerator epper. the machine- | B ¥ Il | N g i 3 ¢ : : i I Regularly $132.00 $ § t h lea : ,' c Z W@ |- 5 Every t‘\in-pan— lot of curtains, portieres or panels— | ‘ as illustrated at left asminat e appoinment o Glare the 3 [ 1SR o | Bl /3 Off Regular Price ‘ . This Sale against the nited States Mar L . A% e Every odd pair of curtains or portieres or LR d - hful to his| investigation Sena-|M i A0 ot White porcelain on steel, inside and out, with outside panel o A oTReIGED. | c 208 4R Taae : g 0 steel, insid 1 utside pancling. \”T;mn he Had found | ® 4 |5 ? h\er) one and two Pt lots of all our fine stock all-metal refrigerator, incorporating the famous Bohn Syph legations to be with-|g . {}§ of Net and Lace Curtains and Velour, Chenille, Dam- | of low temperature and rapidly circulating dry air. Heavily insulated and renewed his recom- ! D pJ ) t the reappointment of W 3 T T ask and Art Silk Portieres included at this price. You with flaxlinium. - 75-1b. ice capacity. t this time, when a nation-wide M B will find curtains and portieres for every use at this Width 361 in., Depth protest against crime is sweeping the ! country,” said Gov. Pinchot in hisjg A exceptionally low price. v - 21 in., Height 47 in. Jetter yesterday, “the reappointment | as United States marshal of a man un- (@ Palais Royal—Second Floor immediate authority the | . y o has been permitted to|® law would be intolerable. | g # IS 0 n Cites Coolidge Atm. sty August Sale of 34 Seamed and ' , Sanitor Feders ] As Hlustrated at Right $62 Seamless Axminster Rugs Regularly $7750, Thi Sal, The provision chamber linings of the Bohn Sanitor Refrigerators are of one-piece porcelain. The 10 thicknesses of material used in the construc- tion of Bohn Sanitor will insure absolute insulation, resulting in a sur- prisingly low temperature and minimum consumption of ice. 75 pounds ice capacity. Width 35 In. Depth 20 In. Height 47 In, L3 has made t unit a b opposed to his purpose, By recom »f the very tvpe that the law enforcement e vourself the instru king down one of the cies to which the Presi the Republican party are »Top-Icer = === Three-Door Refrigerator 1. LT Front-Icer Lined with white enamel. i The easiest thing in the world Finished in golden oak. White to keep clean. Golden oak fin- enamel lined. I 334 ished case. Heavy nickeled hardware, three T : | AN M Regularly $12.75 ‘ e e Room Size, 8Y/,x10Y; Feet 12 Specially Priced 0 Width 2815 Inches, Height Regularly $36.95 to $52.50 $ 29 9 5 JNAr 7 42 Tnches, Depth 16 Inches Specially Priced ° | i == Specially Priced. Some Perfect Rugs—Some Slightly Imperfect b d ) These rugs were purchased far under ‘the regular price because some were termed seconds on account of slight imperfections, and some are discontinued patterns. The defects are so slight that they are difficult to discover unless very close examination is IA] Three-Door Front-Icer Refrigerator made. A rich, high-pile rug that will give years of service. n ducadues 11 i Selections made new will be held for future delivery if desired. e 5 You'd better get out : =g Mardwood case pi with snow - white Palais Royal—Second Floor : | z your “Line-g-Day” and / Too capacity s Ice capacity 50 BRITISH PEER’S DOUBLE IS VISITING IN AMERICA Man Posing in United States as Lord Conyngham Is an Impostor, English Consul Announces. August 4.—A spuri- Arthur Conyngham in United | 1 year, Sir H. Gloster 3 = sh consul general, an hounced vesterday The re; Lord Charles is not in the 1 and has not been, the said. A man said resemble the real lord registered under the & name at hotels in Pacific Coast cities, and | recently at the Hotel Commodore | here. No cha have been made against the man, but letters from cities he has visited, inquiring as to! his authenticity, have been received | general les Arthur Conyngham is brother of the fourth| Conyngham. He is 54f years old. FLOOD DAMAGE $275,000. | All Danger From Rio Grande Over. flow Not Yet Passed. EL PASO, Tex., August 4 (P).— Pamage to crops in the vicinity of i — pounds put a check mark ] | Width _against August | | 20 ackes 17th. There’s a i Depth z i 167, Inches big event com- e Height ing off at the ! | 12 Inches : ; . Regularly $45 Palais Royal be- 5 i Specially ! | 111, YR\ ginning on that < { Priced | | | | | | timated danger fro srande flood wa had not ed. Crest of the flood was expected to pass Fahens late to- night The river broke through levees one mile below Fabens this afternoon and fnundated =ev hundred acres of cotton lands, bringing the total of flooded lands to about 1,800 acres. Six ve been demolished from o : v %36.00 Palais Royal—Fourth Floor 75¢ Vacuum Bottles, 59¢ | ition by the waters and v ore are flonded Nine hundred men are working day and night trying to keep the waters in check Romaldo Perez {s under arrest in Fabhens, charged with cutting a dike and flooding an adjoining farm in an effort to save his own. His land is and 6 grape juice tumblers. | pint_size y . , - Cohasset Sheets and Pillowcases Featuring the Well Known Derryvale Linens $5.25 Screen - / $2.45 Screen Il jow prices for our August Bedding Sale: e e | D i A W = OoE Y Sheets household. Tablecloths of all sizes from 2x2 vards, oned joints, filled S SECET s o 72x108 Regularly $1.90 August Sale, $1.62 2x2 yards, $4.50 Less $3.39 iy | - ll sixi08 Regularly $2.00 August Sale, $1.67 i v | e S| S : sisting of 6 leed tea tumblers, § water tumblars | japanned case. - August Bedding Sale Sa le Of Ta blP Linens These Well Knn\gr,ffiteltrfi‘lef’;iiiaw: at the following 25% Off Regular Prices Door, $3.95 $1.00 3 il ey Door, $1.75 These well known linens have a welcome in every e ”l"md oh il 3 ; $1.54 st S 2x2Y%% vards to 2x3 vards. Napkins to match in 22-i ?w,"‘h‘lmi“ Effi}f.'mf:fim, $1.00 Mixing }’apeg 71335“" Bt b taitie gif% E:it:i::i; ;l?‘n '.E::i::;; E:i:,‘ ::jg size. ; i ’ e e s siet B R | Dowd St O | i fl 70 Rl S8 August Sales S8 : R s e il =\ | Pillowcases 2x2 yards, $7.50 ss 25% $5.62 | e~ Regularly 40c August Sale, 2x2 yards, $£9.00 25% $6.75 .50 and Garden Hose || ’ 3 L] 2 : e . $3 50.3 e [ gr{:u:ar:.{ 1; Quf:“‘i iait’- 22x22 Napkins, all reduced 25% $3.50 Gas or Electric Iron |inch, 5 ply, coupled and | H / egularly 4c August Sale, Odd L § : G wrappe: n 25-fool : egularly August Sale, apkins uce I.St . . $297 pranped_in 35 oot i ; Regularly 50 A Sal An ot o Dam?sk (llloths and Napk: 'Red d Oil Stove Ove o i $2.95 = $1.79 Clothes 50x3814 Regularly 53¢ August Sale, ! for August Selling, 15 Off Regular Prices. Jall Fusranteed, Dryer, $1.49 Palais Royal—Second Floor Palais Royal—Second Floor Made of blue sheet |heavy nickel-plated:| 50-foot lengths. Spe-| Freezer, 79¢ Eyetoe. steel, has 3 solid d0or | somplete with long cord | clal— o.quart size | Folding style, made Rneis, Wil B¢ over 2 | i e aracname | $5,85 e e e e flames. 1 - drying space. CIGARETTES acked in evéa heavy foi} for your protection here’s Something about them youll ike” Summertime Is Canning Time Take advantage of the savings offered and supply your needs at this sale Fruit Jar Canner. Made of Mason Jar Covers. Steel Blade Paring Knives. 69¢ Aluyminum heavy polished tin, has 2 strong | Porcelain lined. Special, 9@ ¢ | Special, each, \ Te . handles and cover, oval shape | doren, : A I il hold 8 jars. Spe- s . Heavily galvanized, corrugated style, Colander | L re $2.95 Jelly Glasses. Halt pint 3 Ty et Eathe Jo¢ Special, 49¢|3$ illustrated, 16-gallon capacity, has two % X i et size. Special, dozen, c - . Floor Broom | Special, | drop handles. Speaal, 59¢ Easbie ) Fon weeling, fru g Large Size Aluminum 98¢ For © polish:| jars and jelly glasses. §()o Jelly Moulds, 3-pint 3¢ Colander. Sunray finish. tng all kinda of Special, $1.19 Large family size, Ideal 1-pound package. Special. size. Special, dozen C | Special, 59¢ Made of selected | furniture and | : 1 o Covers to fit the above for straining fruits and |} Fruit Jar Grippers.. : Iinnin corn. has| woodwork e aFs hob Bt 39¢ 17¢ Aluminum Preserving Kettle, Fruit Press, made of 4ge painted handle. Spe- | metal container. o e i vegetables; sunray finish; § Special. E-’nehl style, heavy quality, heavy block tin. Special, cial— i .. 'alal loyal ‘ourtl loor brightly = 8 rightly 1! 3 y inl nt sir 7 ghtly polished Glass Top Fruit Jars e o ey Household Scales, weigh 24 ——— = Quart size. Special, $1 00 cial, 65¢ pounds, black japanned $1.49 finish. Special, Joesn. Fruit Jar Rings, 10c package. The Fair, 4 L. S. Plaut & Co. - 2.quart size. Spe- | e Gor ik Chicago. Kresge Department Stores Newale Saidoeee, R0l 4 Dol forizhe Glass Top Jar Covers, 20¢ M Fruit Jars . dozen, = 2 Pint size. Speclal, 7 i S0c Wire Backs. Wil it aver- | dozen. g 75¢ age size r, holds . b, pint or quart jars. Special 39¢ ,,,,3:,:" sl%s. Spcisl 896 Y Stone Jars, smooth 2quart size. Spe- @) |5 . finish, 3-galion size. Spe- 490 efal, dozen, Quality Merchandise Courteous Service clal. FElROTAL Toweth Eloa i - __—_h_‘ A 5 U e S Tareytons are a quarter again - S0 E EEEEEEEEENREENESEEE R W EEEEEEEEEREEEREERREEERES-SNANERENRNANEE -III,I‘I:I'II.-III-.'III.'I,IlllIllIlllIll’llIIllllll..lllll‘l-