Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1926, Page 19

WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, 'JULY 21, 19%. The All White Kitchen in The Hech niture g"puwu"u amwy % > & o B The average o 9, woman spends two or three —_g > @ times as many hours in her %Ltchen as - ; > in any other room in her home. There’s area o b @ incentive to spend one’s time there when the equipment is & ® snowy white---and only a damp cloth is needed to get everything spick ' ’ ”ad span after each meal. These fine white porcelain, wood ‘and steel pieces will f prove a delight to every woman. < “Success” All Steel ' “Wincroft” Cabinet . White Refrigerators Gas Ranges “Marsh” White Enamel Kitchen Cabinets Electric Washers | 3§ 47.95 I They regularly sell at $67.95 ~ The refrigerator is the most important piece of kitchen equipment. It must be big enough—it must be air tight—it must be sanitary. For these three features get a “Success”—white enamel inside and out, with balsam wool insulation and nickel plated trimmings to prevent rust. 100 Ibs. ice capacity. $20 less than usual during this sale. $12.95 Sani-Cold Top-Icer White. enamel lined, 30-lb. 1CC. COPACTY 1aio v s smmgoibions » $8.95 $ 49.75 These regularly sell for $69.75 The “Wincroft” Gas Ranges have for years been considered one of the finest on the market. These are of white. enamel with a gray finish. Large double oven makes it possible to cook several things at ohce. There is an even heat circulation due to the easily adjustable gas cock which regulates the intense heat of the blue flame, eliminating the great waste caused by a yellow flame. $16.95 Three-Burner Gas Stove These cabinets sell regularly for $49.75 Unless ygu have a kitchen cabinet you don’t know what a convenient kitchen really is. The “Marsh” cabinet is of fine white enamel that cleans like a dish. It has the roll o~ . front with sliding porcelain top and solid Other features are the . post construction. large flour bin, the complete set of glass con- tainers and the sliding wire rack in the cup- board. "An exceptional value. ‘Glass Mixing Bowls _ *88*° 'A washing machine that regularly sells at $130—Gray enameled There is no excuse today for any woman to be_overworked. Electricity can accom- plish five times as much work in one-fifth the time—and no equipment demonstrates .this fact as well as “The Master” washer. The cylinder type with all working parts enclosed is built entirely of rustproof metal. In 15 minutes it does'the family washing —anything from bibs to overalls. $1 Wizard Polishing Mops Triangular shape to fit corners, with handle Ideal for small afartme'm. White splasher oven. door. $12595 T (8ixth Floor.) 3 (8ixth Floor.) f &iiiiiiif:fiiiiiiikiiiiifiiiiiii{fliiii# r—fk”ctf';w‘:nff:fu?‘:;‘ 59C S(seusnmm -3 ’ The Budget Plan may be used in purchasing the articles on this page as well as other furni- ‘ture. This plan permits you to have and enjoy these belongings and to pay for them over a / (Sixth Floor.) S8 2258 L8 258 2258 2RO 300 Pieces §1% ‘and AN X | Aluminumware 2.g1. Percolators 5-at. Teakettles | ar Special prices to.iutroduce owr. [ st Fremen new hous{,’furmshmg departinent i o Pure aluminum kitchen utensils of a well known Boilers L s : . 1y moundmake and “Sterling” awhite enamel ware. - Triple- 101, Water coated -white enameled cooking utensils with blue . ¢dges. Covers are of enamel also. A chance to out- 8%r15%-in. Oval . T X Sitrd it a kitchen at almost next to nothing. 8-at. Vi e 5 g g o (Sixth Floor.) $8.25 Porcelain-top Kitchen Tables. Size 25 by 40 in made with a convenient drawer space. , (All perfect). . 7. ' White Enamel and Aluminum Ware §§§§H§¥§¥fl§MW8 : hes and -54'9'5 . FEELENE 2 Enamelware 1%-at., Double Boilers 5/8-qt. Mizing Bowls £ 12.in. _Colanders 8-qt. Kettles 6-qt. Saucepans . 13%-qt. Preserv- ing Kettles. - P e tat ottt et et ot et et period of time that suits your. income. . 500 Brooms ] Regularly 50c and 69¢ Two sizes Light or medium weight ] - Plain Handles Varnished Handles Four-string brooms. Made of stron® flexible straw. In a choice of two popular weights. After all’ nothing like a good old broom for the corners and ' the rugs, too, occa- sionally. At this price ‘we have to limit four to _ a customer, No C. 0. D., Phone or Mail s Od.“ ‘. Genuine \Fels-lN'aptha Household Soap 39¢ - When a good br like this can beo‘g:\'lght for 39, you should buy one {or every floor in the houge and one for the cellar, too. 10 Bars for 49 y. Ideal Iaandry or kitchen soap. W hisks grease from the dishes and dirt from the clothes. Known to all housekeepers from Maine to California. Because its naptha content makes this soap un- - excelled for removing dirt and grease. It has the faculty of being almost as effective in cold as in hot - water. And clothes put to soak with Fels-Naptha rub out with surprising ease. Limit of ten bars to a cus- tomer. (8ixth Floor)) No C. O. D, Phone or Mail Orders Store Hours—Dails, 9:15 t0 6 PM: Closed Saturdays during July and Awg