Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1926, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1926. 29 ébermnuh Forest On the Severn Water Froat Sites Bungalows Distounts on Op- en Now for Next Summer. 1206 18th Mai Washington, s \TISFACTION | | B . USED CAR FROM ACHES AND PAINS ARE SOON FIXED UP § Straighten Up! Nicest Laxative, “Cascarets” 10¢ bowels. and ref: Don’t stay head- dizzy, sick \mhmg else relieves that bilious, consti- pated feeling so nicely as candy-like “Casca- rets.” Take one or two of these pleasant laxative tablets any time, to gently stimu- late your liver and Then you will cour head becomes clear, stomach sweet, tongue pink, skin s"” gently cleanse, sweeten the entire system. They nm r gripe, overact or sicken. Di- ons for men, women and chil- WORRYING PARIS Situation There Descrlbed as Worse Than in Any Ameri- can City. New York World American are hard put] to supply homes fol s inhabitants. {but the situation in the United States; easy compared to that now Known | By Cable to The Star it for newcomn artments that 1 has been new avoci 1o help out. It —one “1.., od, of & « person gives up d Apartments. - been a time in the history of aris - when apartinents were so difficult to obtain: that is. all o ones Adver persons are « place to live before New apartments wl wn open for up with th ¥ of the new apartments now opened are beinz sold to tenants taxicab company which has i 1 the busines: expense of construction and the meth od of letting the Homeless People The homelesS go to lengths to find a fla the obituary notl h the front dc tion has alre this to rush of applicants they follow. pat up signs on the flat In ques-| taken. They dn selves from the Iv that flat has been taken occupant 1 his ey me know 1 the co v the offer of commission from the “mar. had sent out the desired in mation ne farther than ors in the h by th le n |;.m.u,h..,..|~ last illness, With ad { were in_the on_the death notices and action taken almost before the vital spark has dimmed. There have heen cases | where landlords have heen importun- ed before the patient himself knew he was abput to die. Keep Watch on Hospital Death List. spital who had ipe from death, e that many about him revealed | ng a home for him self. He asked the nurse to cast about in the hospital and find out who was in extremis and give him first chance. Hearing that a patlen} in an ad- jolning ward was near death, the nurse asked the doctor in charge of the case to give her advance infor- mation at the final moment. The phy- through a nu sician regretted exceedingly that he would be unable to comply with the request; he had his eye on the apart- ment for himself. (Copyright, REBUFFS INTERVIEWERS WHO HAD NO UNION CARDS President Green of A. F. of L. Also Refused to Be Photographed by “Outside” Camera Men. 926.) By the Associated Pres BOSTON, February Willlam Green of the American Fed- eration of Labor, successor to the late Samuel Gompers, was not inter- viewed or photographed when he ar- rived in Boston yesterday, because re- porters and photographers who met him could not produce union cards. Mr. Green came here to appear before the joint committee on judiciary of the Massachusetts legislature in support of the petition of the State Federa- tion of Labor “for the establishment of an exclusive State fund for the protection of those engaged in In dustrial pursuits, and to allow em- ployers to insure their own risks.” Mr. Green was asked, when met at the south station, to pose for a pic- ture. He replied that he would not allow his picture to be taken unless the photographers could show cards in the News Writers' Union. The .__|men with him declined to allow re- She Could Never Have Done It With Piles! Bless the American girl who has glorified all the sports! She makes a pretty picture in the water, and is a pl swimmer, too. Piles are unthir le for active women. them, you ought to imple thing to do! know this At any hour or moment that you have (he least distress or discomfort from piles a simple, Pyramid pile suppository— £, happily on your way! The worst hemorrhoids. even~ bleeding and badly protruding piles. respond al once to the soothing suppository, privacy. Bear the bime in mind. Pyra- Duid is the one every druggist aily the on/y one he will geil mg nntmnl Pyramid {s marvelous. Why er an: Cinar dingls Nalfhour with pamnful piles? Sixty cents the box, the world around. lor proof. a free box, piginly BV dend fhioss who Siie Co. 0 Harenall, Midh K dvertiscment: porters to Interview him unless they could show union cards. WOMAN ACCUSED. Man Who Left Her $30,000 Be- lieved Victim of Poison. WHEELING, W. Va., February 25 (®).—An. indictment charging Mrs, Jessie Hoge with murder in connection with the death of Nathan Bell, a boarder, on January 2, 1925, was re- turned by a special grand jury. Mrs, Hoge was lodged in jail and is being held without bond. Three brothers of Bell who reside in Ireland, at two trials have been unsuccessful in contesting their brother’s purported will, which left an estate valued at $30,000 to Mrs. Hoge. At the second trial receftly counsel for the brothers alleged that Bell had dled as a result of poisoning. The body was ordered exhumed and chemical analysis of the stomach, Prosecutor A. C. Cchiffler of Ohio County announced, revealed traces of poison. —~ T 550 WOMAN, 107, BURIED. Read and Sewed Up to Few Months Before Her Death. MADELIA, Minn., February 25 (#). —Mrs. Rose Davis, 107 years old, be- lleved to have been the oldest woman in the State, was buried yesterday. She died Monday. Up to a few months before her death Mrs. Davis could read and sew with the aid of glasses. She was born near Dublin, Ireland, in April, 1819, and came to America at the age of 20 with her husband and one child, land- ing at, New York, where they stayed for 11 years. “Times were too prosperous in the East,” the aged woman would say, “mo we wont Weal™ SCARCITY OF HOMES will | s thus obtained a close watch is | 1 25.—President INQUIRE FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE No Exchanges Furniture Carpets | | ABOUT Dining Room Furniture Solid Mahogany Ten-piece Suite, very exq\lis\u- design, Adam Influence, OUR Established 1861 F Street and Eleventh The FINAL TWO DAYS of a Remarkable Sale Saturday, February 27th, marks the close of the greatest Sale we have ever held, and for the last two days even greater values are offered in appreciation of the patronage shown us. 2.000.00. DEFERRED 4 F ree Aut;omobile -P'arkmg W. . Yoses & Sons Three-piece Suite, of French design. upholstered in cut silk velvet and ve PAYMENT PLAN FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE All Sales b Final Upholstery Living Room Furniture Reduced to i - 398540 reversible cushions, down filled. This suite is of the finest construction Genuine Mahogany Ten-piece Suite, «Ihur\ uplu-l tered in hair l]'rlh \nfll) _______________________________________________ $1,250.00 Reduced to...... : - $300.00 Two-piece Suite, of Italian Influence, very finest imported cut mohair, rever- Mahogany Ten-piece \um chairs upl\(nI\l .I in l.A]J4'~l|). 542500 |\('vluu:| to $245.00 sible cushions, down filled, with moss edging. $830.00. . $425.00 W ulnn]{ .j]nd ((]-um Ten-piece Suite, chairs uphalstered in tapestry. $463.00. o Hand-carved Console Table and Mirror, French period dg.,gm Qm()(t $295.00 SCEHEOR B0 - : " b A - seorgian Walnut Davenport Table. $110.00.. . $55.00 Walnut and Gum Ten-piece Suite. chairs upholstered in tapestry. Reduced to $137.50 \|dhfgan) Desk, Spam:}’x type. $11900....... o 5::)% Carved Walnut High-back Chair, upholstered in tapestr\ SJOOUU ..... $125.00 . ~olid Carved Mahogany Chair, upholstered in fine quality mohair with rever Bedroom Furniture sible cushion of Brocatelle, down filled. ~$350.00 $175.00 Antique Maple and Mahogany Fiddle Back Suite. seven pieces. consisting \Valnut Console Table and Mirror. $130.00............ ... ........... $66.00 dresser. chiffonier. dressing table. full size bed. standing toilet mirror. Carved Walnut Console Table and Mirror. $198.00. $99.00 "h“\']r fi"d l’(‘”ih' $775 (”’\ \s I\l ’ e 7 2 Leila $400.00 Antique Mahogany Spinet Desk. $130.00.... $52.50 Genuine Mahogany Seven-piece Suite, dresser, chiffonter. full size bed, dressing el & : = table. standing toilet mirror, chair and bench. $030.00. $325.00 \\Iah.u,,anir 'l;hree f?‘?‘_;\h”?r_'r 3’134(”%600 $27.00 Mahogany and Gum or Walnut and Gum Four-piece Snhe, consisting of dresser, ntique: Matiogany IDTATY g DI v $33.00 chest of drawers, vanity dresser. full size bed $250.00 Antique Mahogany Library Table. $40.00.. $20.00 Walnut and Gum Four-piece Suite, dresser, chest of drawers, vanity dresser and Antique Mahogany Davenport Table. $76.00 $38.00 full'size bed...:is s s $175.00 Antique Mahogany Table Desk. $70.00. $35.00 Two Mahogany and Gum ( l\l!Toruhe~ $9500.. $50.00 Antique Mahogany Table Desk. $63.00....... .. ...... .. $32.50 { Mahogany-finish Metal Bed and Spring, full size $11.00 Antique Mahogany Davenport Table. $100.00. . $50.00 f One Mahogany-finish Metal Bed. full size. 3$13.00. $9.00 Antique Library Table. $48.00................... $24.00 One Mahogany-finish Metal Bed, full size. $19.00 $10.00 DavenpOrt Table OIS0, . oo e sismniamn s sisssseiors sisioios s emireradils mlorsite oo $31.25 One Walnut-finish Bed, full size. $17.00.. $12.00 Davenport Table. $124.00..... Sl $62.00 Mahogany Finish, full size. $20.00........ $12.50 Antique Flip Top Console Table. $67.30.......................ccooo... $33.25 | ; ‘ Drapery Department Final Clearance Cleosing February Sale ‘ Innumerable opportunities to pick up materials at great savings. All are Moses quality. Designs and coloring arc the best of the season. Cretonnes and Chintz Furniture Coverings O Heavy 30-inch T Flemish Verdure eff o ses ek L ses. . S el 8*: 50¢ eavy 30-inch Tapestry, Flemish Verdure effect, vard. .. . $7.50 $4.50 gt e thme’"c .Cremnnes andiiChintac 4 e = t Heavy 50-inch Tapestry, Gothic effect, yard...... -is $9.50 $5.50 10 Pieces Warp Print Rayon and Cotton, vard 75¢ 1 d 50inch T. e 7 A o 10 Pieces Imported Cretonnes (wonderful coloring) 75¢ \’I"I’l’mi"D mi a]:ltlezt'r,\. ;rt:iure < SCOCt _\:rd i d s ld e d .b] 4 $6.0 $3.00 i e i T % Mohair Damask, small diamond figure, 50 inches wide, old red. blue an { 5 Pieces Imported Cretonnes, heavy quality.............. $1.00 black and gold, yard $9.00 550 . N Handsome Blue and Gold 50-inch Damask for furniture coverings or Curtaln ets draperies. Excellent quality, yard ... $9.50 $6.00 REGULAR NOW Stripe Sunfast Poplin, brown and taupe, yard......................... $6.50 $3.50 Large Mesh Fish Nets, in white, cream and ecru ............. c and 50c 25¢ i S Vets, in white, cream and ecril............... 75c . : Filet and Shadow Nets, in white, cream and ecru...... and 73c 40c Vclours s‘"table for Upholster!ng - . | . . i Marquisettes and Voiles or Draperies REGUEAR SINOW 35 Yards Plain Tan Velour e oW Plain and figured center with border, white and cream.......... 50c 30c 17 Yards Blue and Gold SO:i.nch Figured Velour ) slojof) sso(; Small or Large Dotted Marquisette. ... ...ooooiieiiniinnian. s 35¢ and 40 25¢ 55 Yards Imported Linen Imperial 50-inch Velour. $4.50 $3.00 . > 20 Yards Stripe Mulberry and Tan Velvet. ... $6.50 $3.50 . Drapery Materials . REGULAR NOW Sample Made-up Draperies from our display room to be sold at I; the regular L . = ) = price of materials. No labor charge. A few of the materials are Sunfast Tap- 30 Yards Gold and Taupe 50-inch Mercerized Damask. . . $1.50 75¢ i & . - iy : _ ! 15 Yards Mulberry and Taupe 50-inch Mercerized Damask $1.50 75¢ estry, Mulberry Damask, etc. Example: Reg. price, $35.00; sale price. .. - $iL67 30 Yards Light Tan Mercerized Damask...c.ceeetencancccnanes .. $4.00 $2.50 . , " R e D T S0 s2se Special Sale Remnants—All classes material at one-fourth 25 Yards Taupe Mercerized Damask...e.e«oeesssssssonsmamssaeesss 400 $250 regular prices. Suitable for Pillows, Table Runners, Odd Pieces 10 Yards Rose Mercerized Damask.ssws concmivescowene oo omens sawevaa $4.00 $2.50 Furniture, etc. 3 Heather Velvet Carpets Regular $2.50 Yd. Special, $1.85 Yd. Extra Heavy Heather Velvet Carpets Regular $3.50 Yd. Special, $2.85 Yd. Lot of Remnants Velvet Carpets Lengths 3 to 10 yards Regular $3.40 Yd. Special, $2.10 Yd. Group 2 $29.50 Gmup 1 $22.00 s $7.25 Tablecloths, size 2x2 yards. $7.75 Tablecloths, size 2x2 yards. Reduced to.... $7.50 Tablecloths, size 2x2%4 yards. Reduced t0.waiven...n....$4.00 ea. Floor Coverings VERY SUITABLE CARPETS FOR ROOMS, HALLS AND STAIRS 25 Patterns Figured Wilton Velvet Carpets Suitable for Bedrooms, Dining Rooms, Halls and Stairs In Quantities From 25 to 50 Yds. Regular _$3.40 Yard Grade Special 25 Yd. Scattered Size Mosul Rugs Extra Large Sizes Group 4 $46.25 The Linen Shop , Odd, slightly soiled tablecloths at drastic reductions. Group 3 $42.75 ..$3.65 ea. Pweha-fwwddtymyshippin;”winthcu.s. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN If a tablecloth is needed do not pass up this wonderful sale. $8.00 Tablecloths, size 2x234 yards. Reduced to. $9.50 Tablecloths, size 2x3 yards. $9.75 Tablecloths, size 2x3 yards. INLAID LINOLEUM Solid colors through to back Scotch Inlaid Linoleum Regular $2.50 Sq. Yd. Special, $1.50 Sq. Yd. Best Grade Tile Inlaid Linoleum Regular $2.50 Grade Special, $2.20 Sq. Yd. Regular $2.90 Grade Special, $2.55 Sq. Yd. Regular $3.25 Grade Special, $2.90 Sq. Yd. Group 5 $51.75 Group 6 $67.50 ceess.$4.50 ea. Reduced to. .. ..$5.50 ea. Reduced #0...cevigeve....$5.75 ea.