Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1929, Page 9

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 27, 1929_PART TI. rs Refurnish Their Homes From re Sale-—-They Can’t Be Wrong!: We've added carload upon carload of new Furniture to fill in the gaps made by the tremendou§ selling of the first days. Su.ch famous makes as Kroehler, Simmons, Englander—Furniture on the “honor roll” of reputable furniture manufacturerf. New ship- ments that bear sharp reductions from the real worth—reductions which cannot fail to impress the careful spender with' the money- saving importance of this Semi-Annual Sale. The facts and figures follow—read on! —And Our Liberal Budget Plan Means That—“YOUR WORD IS YOUR POCKETBOOK” Our Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Starts Tomorrow! See Following Pages! |Zi:i=ic v cated at Montello avenue and Mount & - - Olivet road northeast. This plant is Rummage Sale Brings Tremendous Savings in fot Broperly designed and is of inade- g l g ry to operate the plant on a 16-hour basis, and it is not known how long it will quate capacity to handle all material INCINERATOR BILL SENTTO CONGRESS D. C. Measure Seeks Author- ization to Appropriate $725,000 for Work. ‘The District Commissioners yesterday sent to Congress the draft of a bill pro~ viding for the construction of two mod- ern high-temperature ineinerators for destruction of combustible refuse. One of the incinerators wuold be built at | | Fourteenth and Water streets southeast and the other on Thirty-fourth street at the Potomac River. The bill an_authorization to appropriate 000, of which $295,000 is asked tc made immediately available for pur- chase of the sites, drawing of plans and preliminary work. “At the present time,” the Commis~ to be disposed of. It is poorly located from an economic standpoint and has for & long time been a source of com- plaint from residents of the neighbor- hood. Because of the insistent demands to eliminate the burning dumps in the District of Columbia by reason of the nuisance created by this means of dis- posal of waste, it has become necessary project. contemplated by this bill pre- sents an economical and- efficient so- lu!i{;{l of a very vexatious municipal i h raordi values to offer tomorrow! Now, decidedly, is the time to invest problem. After the incinerators are put n 8 in the District, which have been so bitterly assailed and which are a dis- = # e ! = Our Rug and Floor Covering Department, recently moved to new and enlarged quarters in the Down- € arved frame top rail. Note the few style frame; it is difficult for even the wisest to tell whether it contains a bed or not. A fireside ichair and club chair to match, cov- ered with genuine mohair, outside backs of seli-tone velour. '199 Use Our Budget Plan No Interest or Extras $249 4-Picce Bedroom Suite Hand-matched Walnut Veneered fronts. Tops and sides of figured walnut, combined with gumwood. Your choice of roomy Chif- forobe or Chest of Drawers, Full-length Vanity, Dresser, Double Bed and Large D1 Same suite with twin beds, $199. $39.50 Seamless Axminster or Fringed Velvet Rugs 27 Floor samples and slight irregulars of Alex Smith and Sanford makes in beautiful patterns. ft. and 8.3x10.6 ft. $52.50 to $59.50 | Sizes 9x12 $22.50 to $30.00 TAPESTRY RUGS figurement to the city, will be definitely and finally eradicated.” The bill provides that all hotels, apartment houses and other estab- lishments which now operate private incinerators would be -allowed to con- tinue their operations undisturbed so long as their incinerators are inspected and approved by District inspectors.. After the Government incinerators are established, however, it provides that no one shall be allowed to dispose of com- bustible waste except by sending it to the District incinerators. Violation of this law is made punishable by a fine of $100 or 30 days in jail, or both. $12,000,000 BUILDING AxminsterVelvetRugs SCHEDULE IS URGED 17 High-grade Beauvais, Rosbury or Smith Axminster Rugs. Handsome patterns and colorings. Large room Seamless tapestry (Brussels weave), in good patterns and color- ings. 12 rugs in each size. 9x12 ft. and 8.3x10.6 Budget Bureau to Send Proposals to Congress This Week for 535 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Handsome Dresser, Stationery Mirror, Chest of Drawers, French Vanity Dresser and Straight-return Bed. 3 styles to select from, one pictared. Mahogany and Walnut $189 4-Piece size, 9x12 ft. $12 to $15 Axminster Hall Runners 14 Runners, 27 in. x 9 ft. and 27 in. x 12 ft. Rich Chinese and '38 $22.50 and $25 Velvet Rugs New patterns and rich = colorings— one of a kind. 6x Axminster and Fringed 57465 $6.95 Worsted Velvet Rugs 27x54 in. size. Fine grade rugs inChinese or New U. §. Structures. By the Associated Press. A schedule for the third year of the Gm'fmment's building program which will’ include recommendations for an appropriation of approximately $12,000,- 000 for Federal structures throughout the country will be sent to Congress by the Budget Bureau this week. Director Lord of the bureau asked the Treasury-Post Office committee, which s I i I = o i ; Bedroom Suite $ Dresser with large Mirror, full-length Vanity Dresser, Chifforobe or :Chest of Drawers and full size Bedstead. A Genuine Walnut Veneers combined with Gumwood. Your Word is Your Pocketbook $3.50 End Tables $1.95 Trough for Books, sturdily constructed. Ma- hogany finish on gumwood. $55 Governor - Winthrop Desk $39.95 Wave front, 3 deep drawers and conven- iently arranged desk 8 section, P $19.95 Occasional Chairs & Rockers 14 Persian designs. $4®.75 $6) .95 62 [z 5| '3 $37.50 to $55 Real | $250 Chinese Rugs ORIENT AL RUGS 9 of these handsome, $ 21 rugs, average size, 3x6 perfect quality, Chinese Somi-antioue ger Hamas $1950 Rugs. 9xI2 ft. Also dans, Mousouls, Kazahs and 3 8x10-it. size. 75 and *79.50 Wilton Rugs n8 Just 7 of these Mohawk Carpet Co. Wilton Rugs. has charge of the program, to have it ready yesterday, but the committee found it was unable to do so, and it will probably be Pebruary 1 before it is sub- 9-ft. 14 rugs in finish. Newest styles. Dust; the lot. Persian designs. No Interest or Extras be approved by Congress before any further work can be done. The cities in which the new buildings will be located | | mitted to Congress. Each project must will not be announced until the pro- posals are submitted. For several weeks the Treasury-Post Office committee headed by Assistant Secretary Schuneman of the Treasury and Assistant Postmaster General Bart- lett has been preparing the program. The committee made inspection trips through the South, the Middle West, the Eastern and New England States. The projects will include new Federal buildings in a large number of cities, purchase of sites and improvements :t;d li:;)wns!ons Of‘ present buildings. A ter the program is approved by Con- No Mail or Ihe. necesca Phone Orders i $279 4-Piece Tasble and Mirror . Bedrcom Suite $5 69 Choice of Chest of Drawers or Chiffo- robe, Full-length Vanity Dresser or French ‘Tudor designed Console Vanity, Straight-end Bed and Dresser, with ‘Table with Mirror to match. Gum Wood An- mmons, Rome, l/ OFF avings of One-Third /3 $15 Metal Beds | $17 Metal Beds Perfect quality. Colorings suitable for dining room or HOLD DINNER DANCE bedroom. 9x12 ft. and 8.3x10 ft. size. Fourth Annual Celebration Is Held at Mayflower—Commissioners Make Addresses. $10.95 and $12.95 Hodges Fiber or Crez Rugs $7.9 50c and 59c¢ Felt Base Floor Coverings odd $5 Japanese Grass RUGS $ 2 95 Large room size rugs in $2.00 to $2.50 green, blue or brown stenciled Inlaid Linoleum designs. 8x10 ft. and 9x12 ft. 445 Sq Employes of the United States Civil Service Commission held their fourth annual dinner dance at Hotel May- flower last night. Brief addresses were made by the commissioners, William C. Hodges reversible Fibre or Deming, George R. Stenciled Crex Rugs, 1 or 2 of- a pattern. 9x12 'it, 6 ft. and 8x10 ft. D $1.50 Reversible Grass or Rag Rugs Etc. n Wales and Miss Jessie Dell, *and by Chief Examirer Howard A. Edson and Secretary John T. Doyle. Commissioner Deming was honorary chairman of the executive committee; E. C. Babcock, chairman, and Miss Maude V. Carter, secretary-treasurer, Special committees were headed by the following: ~ Reception, Miss Harriet Crump; decorations, Miss Helen A. Chase; printing, T. D. Dunn; enter- tainment, W. Arthur McCoy; accommo=- dations, William L. Quaid; tickets, James B. Baugh, jr.; invitations and speakers, K. C. Vipond, and floor, J. H. Weiss. Other members of the execu- tive commiitee were M. J. McAuliffe, Miss Rena B. Smith, Miss Edith Din- woody, Mrs. A. M. Morrisette and Miss Edith I. Ripsom. rolls cut Armstrong's _in- laid linoleum. Per- fects and irregu- lars. Odd rolls and desirable lengths for rooms or halls Good assor‘mer: of patterns. Imported Rag Rugs with crow-foot bor- ders or 3x6- foot reversible stenciled de- sizn grass rugs. 18 of each size. Yd, Gothic de- % sign and| cans panel “effects, in donble or panel center double or twir, sizes. Unusually attractive de- twin sizes. 4 of tapestry. Neatly designed chairs, different de- signs and colorings Pleas- ingly fashioned frame. Also rockers. $2.95 Quaker and Neponsit Per fects $9.00 “Certain- teed” Art Squares Heaviest grade “Floor tex" $7.50 to $9.75 Con- goleum and Other Make Rugs Perfects $10.75 to $15 Lmoleum or Con- goleum Rugs The lino- um _Ri gress it will be necessary to call for bids for sites and then for construction. —_— CIVIL SERVICE WORKERS NAVY TRANSFERS. Officers in Sea Service Receive New Assignments, Lieut. Comdr. Donald M. Dalton was ordered detached yesterday from the Bureau of Engineering in the Navy Department to assume command of the Several submarine U. S. 8. S-12. Naval orders also showed that Lieut. Comdr. Herman A. Spanagel has been ordered from Destroyer Squadron 12 to the Washington Navy Yard and Lieut. (j. g) James A. McBride has been detached from the U. S. S. Wright to the Naval Air Station at Anacostia. Chief Gunner Edward L. Moyer has been ordered to report at the Navy Yard here from the receiving ship at San Francisco. ft. size art squares Armstrong in best runners colorings with _bor- and . Tile and carpet pat- ugs $39 Kitchen j Cabinet 28 Metal-lined Bread Box, Flour Bin, etc. White enamel, con- veniently arranged, and with many com- partments. Specially Purchased for This Semi-Annual Event! $6.95 Soft, cotton-filled mattresses, 7 covered with durable Art Ticking. Roll edge finish. Soft and com fortable. Double, three-quarter and twin sizes. in"two good patterns: foot. Rugs are 9x12-foot size. Per- ) Fox0 1608 'und 6x0 toot Arm- | Fa Gold Seal terns. Al perfects, 9x12- | G80,(0%, 04 80,004 ol Tus or “tile foot size without borders. and Standard finish. . Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store.—Charge Accounts Invited. quality with attached—wool patterns. Rummage Sale Savings in UPHOLSTERIES $1.25 Ruffled Curtains 8 8 C Criss cross and 50-in. valance ruffled curtains. 2}4 yds. long. $1.00 Bed Pillows CANAL BILL DELAYED. Edge Measure, However, Is Given Preferred Status. Another attempt by Senator Edge, Republican, of New Jersey, to bring up his bill for a survey to determine the feasibility of a canal across Nicaragua failed in the Senate yesterday when Senator Dill, Democrat, Washington, objected to its consideration “so long as the Marines are kept in Nicaragua.” Senator Edge, however, has received preferred legislative status for his bill, so it may still come to a vote in this session. Warm and cozy blankets in popular block 1aid design 35¢ and 39¢ 50c Rayon Cretonnes 290 18 ‘ Yard vl: B e 67c Ea. $5 Part-Wool Blankets s .95 lavender old. 66x80. Filled with 30 pounds of pure layer 69 ¢ ‘e and covered with Art Ticking. Unusual value, $14 Layer Felt Mattresses felt. Roll edge finish sizes. Capt. Tiernan Appointed Chaplain. Capt. Louis C. Tiernan, Chaplains' Reserve, has been appointed a chaplain in the Regular Army with the rank of first lieutenant and assigned to duty at Fort Sill, Okla. He is a member of the an Catholic Church and recently s been engaged in religious dut ansas City, Mo, 10 0® aSrai |ured rayons, yard | Art and A C A Heavy weight part-wool and “follage "de-|w 1 d e. Popular | filled Mnk Signs. G o o d i : eathers. ings. irapery material. | colorings. 18225 inches. All regular ets In various color- $20 Layer-Felt Mattresses covered with Art 79¢ . shades. Not all 66x80. lar sizes. High back, shaped seat, g $1 and $1.25 A 55-pound pure s 85 1 i Ticking and made Seconds ot _oll colors. D strongly constructed and Shades layer-felt mattress, with Imperial stitched edges. All regu- . N nd window P comfortable. PFVVVVVVVVVYVIN l GOLDENBERG’S—The Dependablg, Store—Both Sides of Seventh $0.75 $A.65 = § A .85 | et 49 —— — 9x10.6 foot E—— —— == or 9x12_foot sizes. The 9x10.6, foot, Congoleum | —