Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1930, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, rings From Our Own Stock! Premier Furniture Co., formerly located at 425 Seventh Street to stage one of the most extraordinary and unexpected in order to widen the scope of this remarkable sale we have housewares from our own stock. Naturally, in the case of ited (usually just one or two of an item) . . . but so sensa- you put into getting here at 9:15 tomorrow. bunt (with no interest or extras added) to take advantage of D. Orders. No Interest or Extras—We Do Not Penalize Our Friends “Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of - $8.50t0 $18.00 Hand-Painted JFramed Velvets s2 Each — Just 18 beautiful Polychrome-framed Welvets in colorful hand-painted designs. Buffet or console style. Almost unbe- Jdievable values! 312.00 Wall Tapestries Just 10 rich-looking “Rapestries suitable o s 50 hanging over buffets, slavenports, console From Our Own Stock x‘ss to $12 Odd .. Dining Chairs "~ Included in th. Jot nr: .rm':hmr: s '95 ‘and side chairs. Lot is limited—so be “here early. Well finished. Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of (17) $12.95 to $38 Baby Carriages and Strollers At Exactly Half Price! . 3635 to $18% Values like these are well worth hurrying for—in fact, it will be quite essary to hurry! jber carriages in popular styles, Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of $6.50 Bed Room Tables, $3.25 Useful walnut-finished gumwood tables of sturdy construction. Tudor design, with drawer. Only 5 to sell. Rremier Furniture Co.’s Stock of 92 Foldlng Card Tablel Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of $1.50 Console Mirrors Just 30 of them, -Premier and Our Own Stock of Fancy Pillows $1 and $1 25 Pillows layum veloun tapes! P S et $ ering | \he oot E et 69¢ rrdeebedi shapes jtyles. Tempting nrnln-! 69¢ Velour and Tapestry Pillows Several handsome shapes eolors in this popular vp ol plllow whhh mlu c AM '8.3:10 6 Premier Furniture Co.’ Stock of Dining Room Suites, V>! Suites for Both the Large and the Small Dining Room at This Big Savm¢ 3120 Ten-Pc. Dining Room Suite. . . $140 Ten-Pc. Dining Room Suite. . . $150 Ten-Pc. Dining Room Suite. . . $155 Seven-Pc. Dinette Suite $155 Ten-Pc. Dining Room Suite.. . . $250 Ten-Pc. Dining Room Suite . . $260 Ten-Pc. Dining Room Suite . $129 50 E== Goldenberg’s—At Seventh and K Streets—Charge Accounts Invite A BOUT 50 ON THFDOLLARY urniture Co. D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930. Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of *0 to *30 Metal Beds At Exactly Half Price! $4.50 t0 $ 1 5 point and Romel Twin, double and lhree-qu-rter sizes in the group. Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of $30 to $45 Poster Beds At Exactly Half Price! *15 to 322.50 Just eight of these popular beds—which will be more in demand than ever at this big saving. Mahogany finish— double size. Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of $32 to $75 Day Beds Y5 Price! 16~ 337.50 Four comfort. able, well con- structed day beds that open up into full size double beds. Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock and Our Own Stock of Rugs and Floor Coverings Room-Size Axminster Rugs at Great Savings! ped patterns—surplus lou—fcw-of-l-hnd rugs from our regular stocks have been marked down for quick dll l All are seamless and of good wearing quality. A wide range of attractive patterns and colorings to select 8.3x10.6 and 9x12 Sizes and 9x12 Sizes $34 Value 24 '33 $42.50 Value 8.3x10.6 and 9x12 $ Sizes $55 Value Six Sizes of Marie Antoinette Rugs at Sale Prices! 27x54 In. | 3x6 Ft. 6x9 Ft. $1.95 | $9.95 | sg.55 6x12 Ft. 8x10 Ft. 9x12 Ft. | mes?:c'hown I sl 1.40 ‘ s 12.55 | s l 3-75 Goldenberg's—Downstairs Stere Congoleum Crescent Rugs Premier and Our Own Stock " Every Rug Perfect Quality! (& 6x9.f¢. Size / } 32.75 } $3.00 ot e } 35.00 9x12-ft. Felt-Base Rugs From Our Own Stock Eight new patterns to select from. Suitable for any room. $ 99 Sold as slight seconds, but the /( defects are sh(hl $9 & $10 Congoleum Rugs From the Premier Stock 1*S m Our Own Stock $4.50 Felt Base Art Squares Sizes 9x9 and 9x10.6 feet of extra he.vy Art S A Crescent Rugs & 9x7.6-ft. Size Congoleum Crescent Rugs Congoleum Crescent Rugs Goldenbers's—Downsiairs Store grade. Good designs and colors. Sold as slight seconds, but the imperfections are wlth.ul borders. patterns and colors. hardly noticeable. $14.50 Brussels Rugl ; 59.50 6x9-ft. Wool Brussels Rugs, in several patterns Pt and color unb-nfiu. zn-llnc wearing quality. $22.50 2 hgar Rugs Made in Funu and hnHul repr flt'l"' l‘lx l lui size, $5.95, Summer Rugs From Our Own Stock 9x12 Imported Algerian Rugs 9x12 Hodges Fiber Rugs 6x9 Hodges Rattania Rugs 8x10 Imported Grass Rugs 9x12 Best-Grade Daytona Grass Rugs $7.50 Seamless 9x12 All-Fiber Rugs 75c Oval Rattania 24x30-in. Rugs 95c Figured Oval 30x60 Grass Rugs $1.50 & $2 Inlaid Linoleums From the Premier Stock Pieces that average in length from 5 to 8 yards. For halls or bath rooms. § 75c Armstrongs and Nairn quality. Felt-Base Floor Coverings At About ! Less From Our Own Stock 40(: Grlde, 55¢ Grade, 69c Grade, Sq. Yd. s Yd: 25¢ 35¢c | 44c About 50 patterns and colors to choose from in this fine group. An opportunity to redecorate your kitchen at sensational savings. $2.95 “Gold Seal” Clongoleum Rugs :::'-.,.Il- :-t:r::'dv. carpet patterns and u‘l:::l':-l;:l-‘ % s 1 fi $2.75 Imported Grass Rugs }sl .85 Size 4.6x7.6 closely-woven imported Grass Rugs, in green, blue or irm ulon. Suitable for reception hall and dinette — = Gollmbar"—"" Dependable Store—At Seventh and K S"QO“—C’“"!G Accounts "W"" Use Qur Budget Plan of Convenient Payments. No Interest or Extras Added Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of Mattresses and Springs Offered.at Exactly $13 to $21.75 Coil Springs At Exactly Half! $6:50 to $10:50 Just eight rml--nl carefully What more ideal time to buy built coil springs which will en- able you to complete your b yourself a new mattress? Both outfit at exactly half the usual cotton layer felt and inner spring cost! types included. $10 to $39 Mattresses At Exactly Half Price! 5 to $195° From Our Own Stock—A Sale of “Lane” Cedar Chests Samples secured from the maker of these widely known and popular Cedar Chests! Many beautiful designs for choice, the ma- Jority in rich walnut finish. Note these low sale prices! $30 Chests | $35 Chests | $42 Chests | $45 Chests *18 |$22 (426 |29 Sold on Our Budget Plan of Convenient Payments Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor From Our Own Stock! 1,500 Pairs of Voile Ruffled Curtains Four Groups Priced Way Below Real 'll"l'u"l‘\.lll\ Worth! wj, Sheor quality cream Voile Ruffied Cur- 1 tains, in many pretty styles; some with 3N , deep rayon inserts of rose, blue, green N and gold; others of flowered voile, trim- A.--n med with ruffles and valance. 85c Value | $1.00 Value | $1.25 Value | $1.59 Value 87c¢67c(77<97c Pair air Pair Pair Goldenbers’s—Fourth 'l.or ~Charge Accounts Inviled. sl 95 F; Bm OurB::in Stock! Co.vers, ::ch $ 1 15 signs; u inches wide and 104 inches long; finished with ruffle. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. From Our Own Sloc!c Remarkable Savings on Sheets and Pillowcases $1.19 Bleached 81x90 Sheets Housewives take note—great savings on dou- ble-bed size sheets of a heavy round thread qual- ity. Hand torn and ironed. Buy a goodly sup. ply tomorrow. 39c Bleached illowcases 42x36 bleached pil- loweases of a fne )25 soft finish. Free from c starch or dressing. ) Excellent values. $1.75 Crinkle Bedspreads In rose, blue, gold and green woven ) § stripes with scal- loped edges. 80x105. § inch s 50c Bleached Pillowcases Made from §ne quality pillowcase | 39 cotton. Standard size, 45236 inches, $1.69 Blelched Sheeu T‘II‘;:‘ quarter a twi o 9 ineias. OF sy -24 round thrend sheet. ng. $2.50 Crinkle Bedlprnd. $1. 50" ‘Bleached Sheets Dark grounds o rose, blue, ..u. } 31 98 E-tr- lennln lor ? sl .19 proaita b IR mehn Fr.. frum Guaranteed fast col- starch or dressing. ors. 80x108 inches. Goldenbers' -—-lm- Floor.—Charse Accounts Invited. Our Own Stock Our Own Stock $3.50 Fiber $19.95 Spinet Desk Ferneries, $2.6! Walnut or s 95 For keeping f: d plant: m [ IeBoeris’ CoMS'of sevors) cob. . | 1ehi Compaatians l l or combinations. Complete with ly arranged metal wnuln. pan. writing section, DAMIS DEDICATED T0 BETTER HOMES iFormer President Coolidge Officiates at Structure Bearing His Name. | By the Amm-a Press. | COOLIDGE DAM, Ariz, March 5.— | Coolidge Dam, towering tri-domed bar- |rier of steel and concrete which holds | back the turbulent waters of the Gila | River, today stands dedicated as a mon- ument to Uncle S8am's faith in the most |pastoral of Southwestern Indian tribes— the Arizona Pimas. huge stzucture, dedicated yes- terday by Calvin Coolidge former Pres- | ident "of the United States, in whose dian vation, and then water for an addmaml 40,000 acres in the Florence-Casa Grande Val- leys of the lower Gala. The dam proper stands at the head of Box Canyon, in the Apache reservation, and will form a lake, when filled, which will bury '.he Apache trading post Of San Carlos be- neath 125 feet of wates Mr. Coolidge’s A‘lrfl Standing on the parapet of the dam, Mr, Coolidge dedicated the project to the “advancement of relmon education, better homes and a bettes o the task of com leting the Iulder Canyon ‘Dam, which Re reterred to as me “West's greatest reclamation project.” Sfressing the importance of nuz conservation in Western sum formet President called upon the S of Arizona and California to um- "lelr on the Boulder admonition, ‘Agree with thine adver- | sary quickly,’ " Represents National Policy. ‘The former Pruldent sald the Cool- idge Dam represented a national policy and gave & brief outline of the 30-year governmental program for the Jevelop- ment of the water places of the Wes e of the k of more conveniences and cemnnu for wmn homes. it seems to me that we ought to dedicate fhia v the SOvRDCETIELE oF the Nation, to the benefits of education, to the m:klnl of bemr homes and the making of a better country.” ifs tribe, asked cipate with himselt |nd "tu Apache tribe in smok- ing the pipe of ce. % "yell‘lpe mlen and Apaches fought each other in these hills, and it dAJl." Mrs. Coolidge left for the "‘.ll lt l o'clock last night. AIMEE FACES TWO SUITS. One Claim of $148,380 - Damages Filed Against Evangelist. LOS ANGELES, March 5 (#).—Aimee Semp’e McPherson, evangelist, is named defendant in two civil suits on me here yesterday. One sult, filed by Carl Bnmner San Bernardino, sought $148,380 damages for alleged breach of conlrlet to establish a four-square gospel p in the San Bernardino Mountains, lnd the other, enbered by leold M slmpwn wmnno | writer, ~asked ., which | hngcd was lhe prloe o( A screen mry she hired him to wrl “Talkies are clan‘ n decnm in vau- }devme shows in Euroj FOR RENT— 1211 F St. N.W. E Real Estate l.oans I (D. C. Property Only) I 67% No Commission Charged | You can _take 12 years to | pay off youF loan without the [l il expense of renewing. | for $10 per month, including l| interest and principal. Larger | or smaller loans at proportion- ate rates. 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