Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1926, Page 24

24 £ THE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 ! URCEDASTRRUTE Band, Charles Benter, lead | Proposal Advanced as Suit-‘ | EVENING 's Fare- Charles 'x‘;ummuk ne olo, selected, G. W. Bruffey. 5 “Tristan able Memorial Here for Susan B. Anthony. “Faust’ Rhapsody, al Excerpts from “Rose Marie,” Triml —to keep the house gay and colorful and make - entertaining easy sailing for the “home skipper™ -~ S _ . DB Made up in bedspreads, curtains, cushions, screens, window shades, o nvien SR 8 : lamp shades, couch covers, slip covers, cretonnes are delightfully decora- e 2N ; ] tive; in smocks and beach coats simply irresistible! : {430 MILES OF RAILROAD - N i AUTHORIZED FOR COAST L I\ %\ 2,000 yards ,500 yards ail ll""New Tracks in Oregon and Cali- = : ) Chintzes and Chintzes and \ Cretonnes Cretonnes 65¢ yd. ‘equal | You may take your picl ted. | fornia Win Serve Big Area—Pur- \iet Anthons | chase of Two Lines Permitted. la-| e Inter: Briy‘x‘ht colored stripes gay floral patterns, al of vivid stripes, block: over and tapestry design: floral designs, all-over ei in a choice_of 40 different ects or geparate motifs it patterns. Yard-wide ma a wide selection of pat terials, useful in a hun terns, Al 36 inches wide (9ixth Floor Ostrow 1,000 yards Cretonne and Prints 49¢ yd. Puritan prints, Salem and Columbia chintzes in stripes, blocks and floral designs in a wealth of at tractive colors. Thirty five patterns for your se- lection as held in| @ memorial | 3,000 yards Puritan and Eswick Prints 85¢ yd. Also the “Markwood” hintzes—all three famous tor their originality of design. This group in cludes 45 patterns i olor combinati; te Commerce Commis- pproved construction °d equals the com- | achusetts, Con-| and Delaw: dred ways. = Slxth Ploor (Sixth Floor (Stxth Floor To complete your room you will want slip covers of the same material you choose for vour drapes. We make them to order for any suite or odd chair. | construction of new railvonds in in- terior Oregon. and State ole t is Representative . of Union Parish. A SO 0 SPA ISP L L4L 85 Delivers it The Balance Arranged By Our Budget Plan Meadows ',Master Electric Washer 59950 The “Master” runs with the utmost ease and can be used for years and years without one penny”outlay for repairs. Its battleship gray color “goes well” in kitchen or laundry room, where its ball bearing casters allow vou to move it without marring the floor. does the family washing. from baby's bib to dad's overalls, quickly and clean- ly. Regular size—six-sheet capacity. Ten Special Points About the “Meadows Master” 1—Working parts inclosed. 2—Popular cylinder type 3—Self-adjusting wringer 4—Handy drain cock 5—Six-sheet capacity. 6—Motor needs no att 7—Easy-rolling casters. $—Machine fully guarau- teed. 9 _Battleship gray finish 10—Saving of $30.50 in price Say “Sani-Cold” When you come in for a $49.?5 refrigerator, get this $65 porcelain-lined 3-door type for Spick and span—gleaming inside with shiny porcelain and sparkling outside in bright nickel- plated trimmings. Holds 75 pounds of ice and has a perfect cold air circulation, thus assuring the freshness of your food always. Cools things and keeps them cool. Oak case. (‘Third Floor.) THE HECHT CO.---F ST. v | $2:69 “All-Rite” Electric Iron $].95 Sta-pound size [lic approved size and weigl ; il $]-49 v housewife should have one of these convenient folding | “out-of-the-way” boards that may be adjusted to suit her height. no more reaching up, or bending over. (Third Floor Lawn Mower $7.49 Self-sharpening, edjustable blade With the grass growing cener and longer every day I find lots of use for this mower. Has 12-inch size table blades, and 8-inch (TBir@ Floor $2.95 Ss-inch size and S-ply new stock It will be an easy matter, quite a recreation, in fact, to water vour lawn with such an excel lent hose as this—and which you can get at so small an out lay as $2.95. (Third Floor. P2 TISISITISS TS S S 2 30 Tomorrow—Store Your Furs Minimum charge of $2 up to $100 valu- ation; 2% charge up to $200 valuation, and 1% for each $100 thereafter. Turn about is fair play. Your furs kept you warm in winter, it’s up to you to keep them cool in summer. Cold.storage revives them, gives them a new lease on life, Besides you can leave for Maine, LEurope, or to sail the seven seas knowing your furs are safe from moths. thieves and fire. Call our Fur Dept.. Main 5100, and we will call for your furs. (Fur Department, Thind Floor.) N EEE R EEEEN TN $3.95 Silver-Plated Pie akers and Casseroles Pyrex glass HEXEIEXEIEIEXEK - BEXBXEETEXETEE = and pierced silver-plated frames $2.95 Casseroles and bakers of gleam- ing Pyrex, a charming addition to any dining table. Yet oven-proof and ready for their dual role as kitchen utensils and table servers. - The cov- ers of Pyrex are attractively cut.. | | | | | | { | | {Ebtrhvic i ! Wk | (First Floor.) | THE HE 2 o REXEXZXEREXEREZXZXEXEXK Y « XN E T LN LT LR EEXEXELXLIXNY The coolest rugs for Summer are Crex Rugs Living Room Size—8x10 feet 59.45 Bavre floors are noisy—heavy rugs are lot —but CREX rugs are right for Summer. Crex Rugs have the approval of a nation be- hind them. They are made of the finest American wire grass which will give long and satisfactory service. Choice of colors and patterns. Hand-Woven Oriental Anatolian Mats 52.95 Little scatter size rugs, in brilliant colors, all vegetable dyed; that are bright spots for somber hallway or other odd places about the home. Every pattern different. “Gold Seal” Congoleum 55¢ 9q. Yd. Regularly 79c a Yard, Reduced Because There Are Two Pieces to Each Roll Every yard of this nationally advertised Congoleum is perfect quality and carries the usual guarantee. Attractive and cool are the tile patterns. In carpet patterns, too. if yvour room measurements Beoeh) {Sixth Floor.) Stamped Needlework The woman who loves andwork on her own and er children’s dresses will specially € nj o y these tamped-for-embroidery gar- ents. Attractive patterns n good quality materials. Women's Dresses, in novelty checks and plaids. Colors—blue, green, lavender, tangerine 59¢ Children’s Checked Gingham Dresses, pink, blue, gold; 4 to 6 years; lawn dresses, 2, 4, 6 years Baby Dresses—made up—fine white batiste, with hemstitched yoke for lace trimming.. 59¢ White Rompers—made up—thre signs. Sizes 6 months, 1 and 2 years.............. 3% £Sixth Floor.) T Store Hours: 9:15 AM. to 6 P.M. 3 < PEPTITIITITITESITS oIS 333 W oot ittt et ettt s Krinkle Spreads and Sets With Colored Stripes $l.95 Heavy creant muslin. Some “Bates Ripplette Sete” in the lot Just the spreads for summer——no standing over a hot iron with them—they need no iron ing! Such lovely colors, too—blue, rose, gold. lavender. The two-picce sets have a spread 80x90: the one-piece spreads are 80x105—long enough to come up over the holster. Sixth Ploor Our Own Direct Importation 1,000 Yards of Pure Irish Linen Crash Toweling 22¢ yd. Just over irom the old country—a pure Irish linen crash toweling with fast color red and blue borders. Absorbent—as all good linen towe! ing should be. 16 inches wide Sixth Floo. “Dix-made” Uniforms for Maids and Nurses They lend that air of “nicencss” to the home where they are worn So carefully cut and made they fit as though to order. The long sleeve styles have tailored cuffs to be worn with links. Short sleeves if desired. Deep hems flat club collar and loose belt. TIn white. black, blue and striped. 36 to 44. (Fifth Floo: Maid’s Lawn Aprons. scalloped, heme 59C stitched or embroidered edges. Trim and neat Another exclusive Hecht Co. Importation Japanese Hand-Blocked Printed Cloths S4-inch 60-inch 87¢ Cloths Cloths 200 dozen tea napkins to match at only 30c dozen Easy to launder and convenient in size. Only boil-proof indigo dyes are used. Cherry blossom. Wistaria, Chrysanthemum and Bamboo pat terns; blue on white. A wonderful saving to vour better cloths. Sixth Floor