Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1928, Page 8

THE . SUNDAY _ STAR. D. C. APRIL 22. 19283—PART 1. = Gk PALALS ROYAL in pretty decorative colors. G AT ELEVENTH WASHINGTON TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR LAMP SALES IN OUR HISTORY $7.500Purchase of Beautiful Lamps Together With Several Groups of Imported and Domestic Lamps from Our Higher Priced Stocks by A Sevings of] i 25% to 40% .:\ Lamp event that will attract widespread attention, because of its dominant values. A sale that offers the very latest designs and handwork of master craftsmen. WASHINGTON, " [VERGTSION [ . INBETTER HOMES ;gLong Program Arranged tor, ! Week’s Demonstration in ! Bethesda Area. Perfume 01: Vanity Lamps Ornamental, silver-plated lamps, with fancy cone-shape glass shade in blue or orange Glass Boudoir Lamps at 1.29 Irmmi glass lamps painted in to be heid in the trict, beginning Suny part of the campaign initiated by Secre- tary Hoover to bring about better liv- {ing conditions throughout the United During the past week the ‘house 'in Sonoma. which will be tsed as the demonstration headquarters, has baen decorated letely fitted ‘The house is lor off the old G Vista and line. Signs *Stanley White will ercises, assisted by Willlam T of Priendship Heights and local dsters. The hostesses of the afterr Will be representatives of local Music will be provided by solok quartet. both afternoon and Tomorrow the Order of Star will have cha Mrs. J. Neimeyer, . mr‘ehr; anc of the house. hostess. “Re- House With Onyx and Fancy Twisted Column Bases Alabaster Bases Q.95 Actual 19.50 Values Unlimited choice! Many style bases, many style shades, and all colors. Twisted, spiral and ham- mered brass bases, with new and graceful arms. Silk georgette shades, pleated and silk lined. Rich colors that throw soft, glowing lights. Trimmed with fine silk braid. Any one of them would make a delightful addition to your home, and these remarkably low prices actually save you 25% to 407.. A Lamp Sale that Washington will long remember. Masterpieces Bridge & Junior = ,‘* » None of These Ever ] Sold for Less Than ‘i \ p 35. OO—Mnnday at S " 22.95 12 marvelous styles . . . 6 Junior and 6 Bridge. The standards have massive bases of heavy brass in etched, fluted and spiral effect, with stunning insets of onyx to add to their beauty. Many are copies or adaptations of old coats of arms. The SHADES are imported silks, brocaded crepes, and crystalline silks . . . in the new bell shapes, drum lined. acting as hostess. + caster, president ACtual 25.00 Vfll“es Most unusual and attractive standards of | solid brass . . . twisted, etched, spiral and scroll igns. Bases of beautiful onyx and alabaster combined with heavy brass. Bridge and Junior lamp to match! Handmade shades of pleated georgette with ball socket ad justment for any reading posi- tion. Enclosed cord. the Federation ¢ Wwill speak on Mrs & talk and demonstration Belle McCoy on O Just 25 Handsome -Ornamental Brass Table Lamps With Pleated Parchmert Shade o Sdle of 1000 Junior and Bridge Lamp A Remarkable Price on % Pleated Silk Shade Boudoir Lamps w..\m‘ will speak. | th-m will be a lo program and g'-n- jeral house imspectio: i Thursday J b“ Music day. Mrs {{ Thomas Pyls and Mrs. Magie acting as | {1 hostesses. ~ Talks on music. solos and ithe Kindergarten Band will be feature:. Speakers will be Mrs. Brann and Miss { Louise Reynolds. At 3:15 the glee club 1j0f the Bethesda High School will sing. { Por the evening Clifford Wilkins will be ist and Miss Ivalee Newell and DJ- ils will appear. On Friday the Newcomb Club will ct as hostess. Mrs. Whalen pn-sldm'- | ev. Stanley White will talk on “Gocd i+ Books in the Home.” Mrs. Frank Wi !mot will sing the club song 5 Sale of 200 New 1.95 Boudoir and Table Lamps Octagon-shape hue of colored dlass . . . orange, Slue or black . . . and a fine selection of pleated Molded metal base, with fancy decora. tions in old rose and orchid, and a smart combination of m-um eppearance and very graceful lines. Most expen- sive lookirg! Orna- . Gilded spiral standards with polychrome bases, beautifully ornamented. vpebmerghiog siash i i mental basket design Oil paper saades. in R ek GG Wik SDX base and real parch- 8 ™0y designs and deco- i“‘ end braid. : cord and plug. 3 ment sha %® rations. &turd;v will be Educational day, the | 2 .. High School chum m.undmg i . The speakers will be Edwin Broom. i! superintendent of schools, and Thoma: Pyle, supervisor of high schools. Sue- .mlmnmu\- Bethestia “High | ¢ School will be read at 4 pm. m—m; 18250 each will be awarded. Mrs | Hathaway, #rs. L. Lewis and Mrs. | ‘Willis will act as _judges. In the evc- | i} ning Prank Lehr, Bethesda High Schoal, | tell of “Boys’ Hobbies in the Home.” | A 1 “Home, Sweet Home™ wil the event. COL. GRANT SPEAKS. . Official Talks on Washington Be- fore Men's Club. the evening Mrs. Rog aithersburg High School. aided by her t g’mxk will conduct a community sing- Rich stone settings hour Col. U. 8. sddréss to the Men's Club of Foundry | Episcopal Church Friday | on_“Wi Past, night on “Washington—Its iient nnd Future.” Through smeopucon MI showed H the address. the beginnings of | based upon the L’Enfant gnn and its early buildings and parks. the development of its high- Grant, 3d, delivered an | ays and parks to the present date. He - hen explained and illus:~ated the plans its future development, as proposed by Congress and the National Capitol Park and Planning Comission. Of especial interest were the proposed developments of the park between Union | Station and the Capitol, the triangie south of Pennsylvania avenue and the m“b and parkways in nearby Mary- id and Virginia, including the Arling- ton Bridge and the propesed Gredt Falls Park deveiopment. Refreshments and a social follo Pr— Qur Make Room Used Car Sale Now On sfying terms can easily ed for you on any car in our stock. Your present sutomobile can be used as part payment on the car you select, A Splendid Selection— High Grade Used Cars Resulting From Tremendous Sales of the New Cadillac and La Salle A viit w our displey, or 8 re quest for & demonstration of any car that you o buy, inwerests you, does not oblgate Come in wdsy, The Washington Cadillac Co. 1136.40 Connecticut Ave. NW Used Car Phone, Franklin 3901 “Used Cors in the Codillac-La Salle Daelers’ Store Ave 1o Sold os to Build @ Good Resvtation” The “Rid-Jid” “Sterling” Car- Large Splint Amsterdam “Betty Bright” 19-in. Imported ' Steel Braced $1 O'Cedar 2.b. Cans Step Stool A fine br up the di Well ma tecting Bu Nicely varnished; each step steel braced, with Jarge standing top. Py s No Need to Buy pet Sweeper 1.25 3. Hampers 50 95¢ ush that picks rt like magic! de with pro- mpers. material. a Whole Suite NEW. FURNITURE for the Bedroom Separately Priced = J,; AL O \— A1) Here's an opportunity to buy one good piece of bed- room furniture at a time, adding to it as you desire. That way you can furnish a whole room, bit by bit, and buy just the pieces you want. Antique maple and besutiful fil ured walnut, with ornamental top drawer. Finely made—in even the smallest detsil. 48-Inch Vanity w50 Vot 32,50 Chest of Drawers w4 Tae 28,50 Full Size Bed 22,75 Chiffo-Wardrobe 4T 28.50 $38 Value, It you prefer, you may huy this handsome furniture on our Lib- ersl Club Plan, Fourth Floor Regular /u Value Large family-size hamp- er with hinged cover. Made of selected splint Brooms 98¢ Best quality vorn stock, sewed well for long use. Polished handle. Floor Mops Heavy mop yarn, made so that it wring dey. maovable, 87¢ s ocasy to Head re. Scrub Cloths 6 for 1.00 Large squdre cloth fpr all heavy cleaning. Euy six _at a saving and you'll have them handy. Five-Ft. Ladders 1.59 Folding style; bolted construction end steel braced; PALAIS ROYAL—Housefurnishings Dept.—Fourth Floor. Brlhten Your Floors With These Gay Colorful RUGS Attractive, summery floor coverings in a complete assortment of charming new designs and colorings—specially priced, too. 9x12-Ft. ""Crex” De Luxe Rugs 20.00 Bx10-ft, u/c, at. 6x9-1t, , At 414x7V+Mt. size, at. .. 3x6:ft. size, at. 27x54-in. size, at ® .. §18.00 12.50 R.75 4.50 9x12-Ft. ""Hodges” Rattania Rugs 16.50 7Vax 100, -ft. size, at. . 6x9-ft. size, at. . 41,57 size, at. 3x6-ft. size, at.. 27x54-in. size, at.. ... PALAIS ROYAL—~Rugs .$14.50 . 10.50 7.50 328 275 Second Floor 9x12 ft. Delart Fibre Rugs 20.00 ... §18.00 .. 1256 875 450 8x10-ft. size, at. .. 6x9-ft. size, at. . 415x7 VMt size, 3x6-ft. size, at. .. 27x54-in, size, at > An Extraordinary One-Day Sale of 500 Pairs .52 95 “Kriss-Kross” CURTAINS The Newest and Most Popular Way to Smart Decorative Windows 45 mdnu mdc full length frame your windows, by three-inch mfln . white or eoru " No Phone or C, Bar Harbor Cushions Attractive cretonne cavering, first n\ull 1 35 ity filling, and tufred on both sides, S5 Complete 0. D. Orders \alr. N:'»' Cretonnes pnn"ul t wide Triangle shape. essy to get into the cor hardy pail | oz cial, 49¢. Floor Wax 79¢ Recommended for floors, furnitwe and automobiles. Just 72 cans at this price. Floor Mops 87¢ Removable head style; Twister mops keep vour hands out of soapy water. a1 bottle polish. spe- Typical of Our Awning Vallies 2,500 Custom Made Wmdow Awnings In 214 ft., 3 ft, 31; ft 4 it w l\i("s 1.58 We're proud of our custom made awnings —the way they fit, the wav thev last, and the £/ smart appearance they give to || |I§ homes. Made of 6.0z. fabrics. in || IS vour choice of green, tan or Per- sian tan stripes. Phone or Mail Us Your Order Roll-Up Porch Awnings Porch awnings shut out the heat, Took pleasantly cool. and flord reat privacy to your front porch. ~Colors to mate) window awnings, 1.95 9 it wide, 245 1Q it All 8 Ft. Long and Complete With Fixturss Striped Awning Material at 29¢ Yd. For those who make their own awnings, we offer 1,300 vards of choice materials—in various steipes. Colors to mateh window awnings. PALAIS ROYAL--&wnings—Second Floor Sale! Portable Electric Sewing Machines, 49.50 Rrguhr 59 50 Model tric portable— and 53 it wide, ot wide 443 < k. and you may buy it on our convenient Budget Plan Walout finsh base and cover; equipped with Geueral Electrie Motor, sewing light and a com. plete set of attachments. Payments as Low as §3 Down and §1 Week No Interest Charges $ Nvedles, Belts, Oil and Parts—For 41 Mabes of Machines S