Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1926, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1926. L HOMES LACK COMFORT. | unknown in Buenos Atres o tew sears| DESIGNED AS MEMORIAL. [52,2,7 here have become Increasingly severe An electric plant was_ built to sup l Apartment | in recent years and gnat this exp‘l-:'.‘r;: Ligo®ouse Honors Memory of At-|Pply current for the light. t g tanmthe axe torney’s Wife and Daughter. out any heating facilities, are being “‘5’;;“3,,‘;;;;;"},‘;:"&;.}’;"."‘::5; OAKLAND, Calif., September 15 | tour seekin venirs has ¢ -|a boom in the making of china at — Apartment house life is gaining rap- | pain in favor of heating the railway | P.—A 50foot stone monument sur |y iy oges, France, this vear. The noted author, the Roman Catholic Church in Mor- i larit h stations, street cars, subways and mounted by a light which can g AV were s, and dn 9056 afternbon “in-dke idly in popularity among the Argen-| S ,.iq nointing out thay “every vear | seen miles at sea has been erected by | Swiss railways carried more than |aso, salins of Paderewskf's beautiful es- | pairs of boots and shoes were made in | tines. One of the chief attractions is itis becoming colder, to the great dis- A. A. Moore, reli:\n(l attorney, on | 100,000,000 passengers In the past 12| volume September | tate overlooking Lake<Lemsan a re-| the United States. the central heating system, almost ' comfort of the public.” Mission Peak, near Mission San Jose, ' months. contains 14 stories and 18 poems. "Sale of Domestic and Orlental Rugs With the family purse still suffering from vacation dents, this sale comes as a gift from the household gods. Fine wool rugs—exactly what you planned for the living room, the bedrooms, the hall * * = # pnced in the beginning of the season at less thtan Summer rates. There are less than 100 rugs included in the sale and early comers will find the choice patterns. 15 Fringed Velvet Rugs, 9x12 24 Axminster Rugs, 8.3x10. 10 Brussels Rugs, 9x12 11 Brussels Rugs, 8.3x10.6 10 Axminster Rugs, 7.6x9 25 Persian Rugs, about 3x5 § A 1 as a memorial to Moore's wife nnd’NEw KlPLlNG BOOK READY | 15.—Forgetting Polish politics and de-| ception was held, attended by many PADEREWSKI IGNGRES | voting himself with Mrs. Paderew-|of Padefewski's friends and by a POLITICS IN POLAND (\kli( to the raising of poultry, famed | large number. of people from the hout Switzerland, and to the | countryside. 1||l( ation of his vineyards, Ignace Young Polish couples, attired in na- erewski recently celebrated the | tional vostumes, chanted old Polish festival of St. Ignace from whom |songs to the accompaniment of the his name comes. music of anctent musical instruments. Mass was sung in the morning at o 5 NEW YORK, Rudyard Kipling's first book of new American | fiction in 10 years makes its a King s ars makes its appear- tourists seeking souvenirs has caused |\ " o Argentina Adopts Houses Due to Colder Winters. BUENOS AIRES, September 15 (#). Noted Pl'\nlst Rec(‘n ly Celeblated A ek oo Festival of St. Ignace—Devotes Time to Vineyards. inted Press. Switzerland for whose life held a short time osen to name his new Debits und Credits.f It By the A. MORGES In a recent month nearly 25,000,000 8 Lo 0 R (227738 qhanm v p. o (]) Z For $32 to $44 Room Size Domestic Rugs and Scatter Orientals Seamless Axminsters, seamless fringed Velvets, long- wearing Brussels and jewel-colored Orientals. What bet- ter selection does any one require For the little home in the suburbs, the city apartment, the every room and a quality to class itlas an investment rather than a purchase. 100 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs; the newest patterns. Special $10.95 500 Sq. Yds. Gold Seal Congoleum; newest tile patterns. The sq. yd., 49c (Third Floor.) $1.50 Serving Trays 95¢ Mahogany or nickel finish frames with glass floors over colorful designs. {Sixth Floor.) $4.50 Bissell Carpet Sweeper $3.79 standard guaranteed Sweeper. Splendid bristle ‘brush in mahogany _finish frame. 5 A\ R a".fl:x' L P Curtains and Overdrapes $2.95 Beautiful panels — filet net or shadow lace of fine, sheer quality. natural. long—42 overdrapes in striped patterns. Glass Salad Plates 25¢ Regularly 30c. Beautiful green or amber glass; octagon shape with cut designs. (Sixth Floor.) 12-Qt. “Mirro” Preserving Kettle, $2.49 lha\\ -grade, lifetime serv- A ice “Mirro” Aluminum Ware. Scientifically shaped for pre- ‘ serving. (Sixth Floor.) Refreshment $1.50 Clothes Set, Reg. $2 Hamper $1.39 $1 Iridescent, ruby and cut Splint wood in oblong shape, glass. Jug with ‘separate top a convenient hinged cover. and 6 matching tumblers. Very substantial, (Sixth’ Floor.) $1.50 Clothes Set of Rack Sad-Irons $1 $1.89 Folding Wooden Clothes Famous Mrs. Potts’ brand. 3 Rack. Gives a maximum of o a set with stand and handle drying space and takes up very pickel finished. Regularly little room. (Sixth Floor.) j : keep house In ivory and 215 vards Valanced You can it without fhc{m' { lhfflt{éc;; -ices you don f:'ifcto do without thent Silk bullion fringed. inches wide. rayon (sixth Flodk) (Sixth Floor.) Sale! Linen and Lace Scarfs 51 Regularly $1.59 to $2.95 (Sixth Floor.) 5495 Home Economist Cabinets 53395 y For Kitchens or Marquisette 0, . o . B <% and voile ruffled curtains. Some valanced —choice of many ¢olor combinations. Reupholster Your Old Furniture. a wide selection of fabrics. fully given. i We have Estimates cheer- (Sixth Floor.) Sale of Da ‘Bedsfilzf’s Kitchenettes—Gray or White Enamel Finish No more rushing up and down steps for this and that supply; hunting for the salt in one corner and the spices in the other. Here’s every- thing vou need right under your hands. bin, plenty of space for pots and pans, and a set of glass jars for sugar, cereals, spices or what you will. (Sixth Floor.) Large flour Scarfs, Vanity and Buffet Sets 1,000 pieces, made of fine grade Belgian linen that will wear well and wash well, although its imported lace trimming gives a daintiness of appearance. Beautiful sets for dining room or boudoir; scarfs for any table. Some all W hite, many with a w elcome note of color. (sixth Floor.) to A collection that includes such nationally known makes as Simmons, Englander and Ro me. . ension Couch is sturdy v valanced, gives a bright Its charming cre- $]2-95 (Fourth Floor.) Coil spring De-Bed in interesting Windsor design, with four filler posts at head and foot. Covered in a most attractive cre- tonne, 48 (Eourth Other Da-Beds priced at $24.75, 337.50 359 75 and $64.50 THE HECHT Co- F STREET Store Hours: 9:15 AM. to 6 PM From the simple extension ¢ouch to the automatic coil spring constructlon Cane Panel Da-Bed that may be converted into a full double bed by the simplest movement. A child can do it. Its cre- tonne is colorful and of excellent quality. (Fourth Floor.) $19-75 Dainty New Bedlights $2.95 Silk-lined georgette, in the newest styles and col- ors. Fully equipped with socket and 6-ft. wire. (Fifth Floor.) 26-Piece Chest Rogers’ Flatware 58.95 Regular §13 Mayfair silver plated set. 6 teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 6 knives, 6 forks, 1 butter knife and 1 sugar shell. In a special chest (Firet Floor.) $1.15 Holland and Qil Opaque Shades 84¢ Green. white, ecru and blue. Size 3x5.9 ft. mount ed on Hartshorn rolle: Best grade dead finis! Holland and heavy o opaque. (Sixth Floor.) “MIRROQ” Aluminum 51.89 Regularly $2.35 to $350. 300 pieces of this very heavy ware, including percolators 4-qt." Colonial kettles, tripli cate saucepan sets and 10-is frying pans with wooder handles. (Sixth Floor.)