Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1929, Page 53

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 2, 1929—PART 3. W, B. Moses & Sons SINCE 1861—SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. lor for Hoors | Weartex Rugs sx12-Ft. .........$30.00 Ex10-Ft. $22.00 6x9-Ft. . ..§15.00 Camps Information SUTANGFSULU Ruler Whose Principality Was United States. No obligation; no = fees. Cali, w or phone. Made Famous in Song an Ardent Aviator. Permanent Waving, $10 This price includes shampoo and finger wave. Try the new Keene wave, which gives a more beautiful and longer-lasting wave. American ols Association Branch ' The Rose Room, Pirst Floor Balcons. ¢ Floor Balcony. F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 n has a new regal enthusiast n of Sulu is taking to the »wn officially as Jolo, and of the larger islands Archipelago, which | Visit These New Exhibit Homes Furnished by Us pine the northwest | coast of Briti * says a bulletin | from the ...Open now* Open now* ..Open June 9* “Kenwood" ior Kennedy-Chamberlin . Leland—on Elm Street.” for M. and R. B. Wa 3 44th Street, for Waverly Taylor... hepherd Park—Iris 4x7-Ft. ... ...$9.50 Breuninger ..... ocen aoee .Open June 16* Ix6=Ft. ... .. $5.00 8 Porter Street f ury now 5 Warren . fof W now EZRs i nEh --$3.50 " “Sligo Park Hills,” for North Washington Realty Company oW Overlee Knolls, Lee Highway, Va., for W. A. Mace Co. now Tilden Gardens Apartment, for M. and R. B. Warren. . o now *Evening Star—Operative Builders Model Homes. COLORara COMOR]for eor ll o N THE OUTDOOR. LIVING ROOM Mourzourk Rugs Sultan a Native Potentate. ilu recognized the . ed States [ { P . sin “ap ! E . Kimlark Rugs Moros. He lives | il > i ¢ MLibn Gn i 2 1 oxiz-Ft. . ... ..52000 Crex de Luxe Rugs iand, which - 33 ex10-Ft. < S1800 oupaFt .........82150 0 miles or_more | 3 ; 6x9-Ft. ... S1350 gyio-Ft. .$19.00 The former Span- RIS ) N 472x7'-Ft. .. $9.50 GROEL. 5 $13.50 E T 4'5x7'-Ft. .......$9.50 ral power, but he i s R N W ax7 t'the Moro, or M i \ TRIARURURER R DXGFL, .......... 58000 27x84-In. ....000 183580 Summer Rug Section, Fourth Floor, es grouped lter fashion. Some & i with interesting bits of native m. “But Jolo City is an except The | Spanish general who founded it had | mbition to make it the finest city panish colonies. From a set- 1 mshackle huts it has de- veloped to a garden spot of the trop- ic: h wide streets, shaded from the LLL the colors of a Summer garden belong on your porch, terrace, lawn or wherever the family gathers in hot weather. Colors as gay as heart could wish are here in our Summer furnishings, as comfortable as they are colorful. he sun by tall palms and flowering | trees. Gardens, masses of foliage and parks abound. ~Along main thorough- fares the first floor usually is occupled by ops, while the merchant's children play on the bales s extending over the street from the second floor of the frame houses “ of the Jolo inhabitants are Chinese, Malays and Filipinos. There are many Moros in the Jolo street crowds, but most of them live outside the city wall. When the Spaniards first built the city the Moros frequently attacked it and the natives were never allowed to enter the bamboo stockade, which was built around the town for protection. Later they were permitted to enter omly on condition that they ‘parked’ their arms outside the walls. In those days every Moro man, woman and child carried a knife. ‘Wall Protected Early City. “Jolo now is surrounded by an 8-foot brick wall, with gates leading to the island interior. A drive over the island roads is like passing through a huge park. Many acres of the island are occupied by rice fields where turbaned natives plow with carabaos and small children sit in tiny towers, pulling strings with- Stregmers attached, to frighten hungry bird: p “The entire family works in hemp plantations and helps cut teak forests. At no pointsen-Jolo is:the traveler out of sight of mountains. “Tumatangus, the ‘mountain of tears,'| 1s the highest peak, so named because | it afforded the last glimpse of their island home to natives who wept when they were deported in bygone days. “The durian tree, towering high above | . interests visitors. Its fruit prized by, the Filipinos. It is about the size of a foot ball, weighs from 8 1o 10 pounds, and has a surface like the spiny back of a porcupine. The edible part of the durian clings to about two dozen seeds as large as hens’ eges The substance tastes like bananas, but its odor is-not immediately pleasing to unaccustomed nostrils. Bamboo Tube a Water Bucket. “The Jolo highways are alive with men, women and children on their way to market. Now and then a boy trudges | along under the weight of what appears | to be a long bamboo pole, about 4 or 5 inches in diameter and 6 fect long. The traveler learns that this is the Jolo water bucket. The Moros like A three-piece fiber suite, in ivory or color, which sharply contrasts with| b, their gingerbread-colored skin. ; brown finish, with upholstered backs, wear red turbans, purple trousers and | 1 4 ; i is $80. shirts of other brilliant col while their barefoot, hatless wives wear long- A TR For instance, we show gliders in 18 colorful styles, and couch hammocks in 6 smart patterns. Comfortable, 6-foot gliding settee as low as $19.75. And others, $26.50, $39.50, $45 up to $125. A couch hammock in striped canvas with soft mattress is special at $19.75. Others are $33, $45 and $65. Linens for June Brides During the month of June we will embroider without charge one initial on any tablecloth or napkins purchased here. This offer only during June. Hemstitched Dinner Sets, $13.50 All-linen, hemstitched dinner sets— cloth 68x86 inches, with six hem- stitched napkins to match, 20x20 inches napkins to match. Green, gold or blue. Colored Luncheon Sets, $4.50 Beautiful colored bordered sets, con- Porch and sunroom rockers in colorful cretonnes with spring cushion seats, $9.75, $14, $20 and $24. Three-piece fiber suites, in two dif- ferent patterns of cretonne, include a 3- cushion settee, a club chair and rocker to The Linen Shop, First Floor. match. All pieces have auto-spring cushions. A remarkable value, $39.75. sisting of a cloth 52x52 inches, and six Garden Umbrellas, with table and four chairs, complete, $100. live along the high Its, or in be k.5 of the Bajaos' hut is a notched log up which a_woman can nimbly carry a small baby, Bajaos stay on land only a few hours at a time, for even when a storm is raging on the sea th feel safer in their ocean-front abod GIVES FIVE SCHOLARSHIPS Refrigerators, in all sizes, finished in oak, ivory or green, all-cork insulated, $16.75 to $135. The Garden Room. Third Floor The Summer Porch Room, Third Floor New York Manufacturer Provides for Ka s Alma Mater., NEW YORK, June 1 (#).—Solon E. | Sum eld Y or wufacturer, of a fund to his aln merfield will pay the expens 20 students, which he estimates at 000 annually, during his lifetime will leave an endowment to carry faiirmsl WG The Refreshing W Touch of Color Need Be Denied No Home o edn en, unhamp Air-mail service and Urusan, Chosen, i .| ' SAVE MONEY ON STORAGE. CALL | ! m, z TORAG LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING | AGENTS ALLIED VAN LINES 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE ‘NORTH 3343 When color means so much to a home—and when you may have it so inexpensively—there's no need to do without it. Gay drap- ery fabrics cost little, and with them you can brighten windows, slipcover dull chairs and sofas, Cretonnes 65c, 75c to $1.50 yard In coforful patterns, both floral and modernistic, printed ne ¢ gs or the ier crashes. Many are nteed suniast. wide. Belgian Linens 80c yard $1 We offer only the best quality, in plain shades, herringbone design or colorful stripes. 50 inches make spreads for your beds, run- ners for tables and dressers, create colorful pillows, decorative screens, drape frivolous little dressing tables—why, there's no end to the wonders you can ac- complish about the house! Gay Pillows Your choice of several shapes and many color- ings in crash, cretonne or glazed chintz. Drapery Section, Third Floor 6-Piece Bedroom Suites, Very Special, $375 lh cl?nrming sui}c is.-an cgtraordin:n‘y value bench. All drawers are of dustproof construction. at this.price. The six pieces include a dresser, The finish is a rich, brown mahogany which best vanity, chest of drawers, double bed, chair and accents the graceful lines. : Bedroom Furniture. Fifth Ploor