Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1930, Page 43

Kitchen Table Gate Leg Table Porcelain top, Finished in sl l.os mahogany. . 80c a Week Special Cogswell Chai in Velour $16.75 50c a Week Telephone Stand and Stool $1.98 No Phone Orders " Wood Crib $4.98 Finished in white enamel. Has adjustable side. Suite in Jacquard Velour The homemaker who buys a suite like this is going to derive from it a lot of solid com- ‘ It is upholstered and covered in Jac- $ quard velour and boasts of loose spring-filled seat cushions and a Note the sturdy and comfortable appearance of the bed-davenport, armchair and wing chair. 3 fort and years of satisfaction. splendid inner spring constrnction. white enamel base. $.98 | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 16, Our Artist Has Sketched For You a New and Handsome Two-Tone Walnut Dining Suite A well furnished dining room will add greatly to the satisfaction and $ comfort of your home life. This suite is a supreme value—of genuine wal- nut veneer on gumwood and consisting of a china cabinet, server, buffet, ex- tension table and six jacquard velour seat chairs 'Easy Payment Terms—The HUB Three pieces, as illustrated. A a | paneled metal, graceline Simmons Bed, gany Rail Top Bed Davenport| in wood fuish, a ‘ 60 mattress. A most s16'—..= unusual value link fabric spring and a combination 50c a Week Liberal Credit Terms—The HUB Cedar Chests “Lane” stands for quality and service in Cedar Chests. Our stock is complete and models "are $8.95 up hAs ABED Metal Day Wood finished frame —cretonne-covered pad and valance to match. $14.75 eek—The Hub This Six-Piece $79 ' Dinette Suite 349 . Made of gumwood—finished in American walnut. As sketched. A buffet, extension table and four leather-seat chairs to match. $5 Down—The Hub VAU gumwood and finished in imitation of walnut. Vanity, Chifforobe, return-end bed and dresser. HUB FURNITURE CO. $139 Value—Save $50 Bed Outfit Four Pieces as Sketched—For the Bed Room A suite to meet the requirements of limited incémes—made of Specially priced.......covevns Coes TERMS—THE HUB 59 EASY CREDIT n 3-Piece Velour Living Room Suite Made to Sell for $119 At a saving of $40.00 you may huy tomor- row this well built three-piece living room suite. It is covered in velour, fitted. with loose seat cushions and consists of a settee, armchair and button-back chair LIBERAL CREDIT Seventh and . D Sts. N.W. 3-Door Refrigerator Oak _exterior, galvanized pounds. Opening Sale price. . $1‘ 7.95 50c a Week T— A small size refrigerator of hardwood with galvanized 50c a Week White Enamel Refrigerator with generous compartment for 30 1bs. of ice. Three-door Nickel trimmed metal lined. Ice capacity 35 Top-Icer Refrigerator metal lined ice angd food cham- A snow-white food preserver 50c a Week style. 1930—PART TWO. (uaranteed Pelrigerators 5235 Apartment Refrigerator Due to its design it fits into the small apartment with ease. Table top—side icer ,75 50c a Week == Alaska Refrigerator Top-icer model, with scien- tific cork lining and hardwood $19 75 exterior . 50c a Week = Metal Exterior Refrigerator A large three-door Sanitary food preserver with metal ex- terior and rubber door insula- tion, nickel trimmed and bound. s 75 A well made and beautiful re- e frigerator === 50c a Week b i l GIRL SCOUTS l A talk on the March 10 st 4:30 Sixteen leaders and troop committee members from district 7, Mrs. Louis | Dashiell chairman, spent yesterday at Fort Foote. Troop 25, of which Miss Claire Oberg is captain, plans a trip there in the near future. ‘The Spring court of awards will be held May 24. An idea to enable the girls to be- come better acquainted with one an- other was suggested at the meeting of School last Monday evening. Troop 11, Miss Peggy Garrett, captain, entertained Troop 34, Miss Eleanor PFitzpatrick cap- tain, on & hike to Rock Creek Park yes- terday. The Wheatley School Troo] i % | Miss Susanne Mellichampe, captain, || class sewing, are making entertain the Jefferson Junior High School Troop, of which Miss Ethel By- ler is captain, after school on Wednes- day, March 20. Miss Imogene Koonce will give in- struction in folk dancing to troops in district 1. Arrangements may be made through Miss Marion Barrett at Girl Scout headquarters. Miss Alice I. Fowler will be the new captain of Troop 5, which meets at the Juanita Nye Council House. Miss Ma- rion Barrett, fleld captain, has been acting captain since the troop was formed last Fall. ‘Troop 53, Miss Katharine Pagan cap- tain, had a food sale yesterday at t| home of Mrs. James Leake, 2733 Onta- rio road, for the benefit of the Wash~ ington Girl Scout Camp. As part of their first-class test re- uirement, Jacqueline Davis and Claire %nlnhln neenuty planned a hike to Rock Creek Park for their troop, No. 53. Trailing and outdoor cooking were fea- _tures of the hike. i Wooden patrol boxes are being made by girls in Troop 28, of which Miss Marion E. Stevens is captain. A group of eight girls meet every Tuesday after- noon to work on them. Girls in Troop 28, mktn(:en second- an . One in patrol colors will be made for each patrol. The others will be sent to ge Central Union Mission Children’s ome. ‘Troop 19, Miss Ada Taylor, captain, gave a stunt representing a hike in the woods as part of the Park View School Parent-Teacher Association’s annual celebration of the founding of that school. Fire bullding, cooking and & first-aid demonstration were followed by the flag ceremony and songs. Miss Wadley of the Marjorie Webster School is giving instruction in folk dancing to the girls in Troop 19. Mrs. Harold Clay was elected chair- man, Mrs. H. D. O'Meara, secretary- treasurer and Mrs. H. O. Sargent, chair- man of examiners at the meeting of district 5 at the Sherwood Presbyterian Church Wednesday afternoon. A song and game training course for leaders and troop committee members was planned to meet from 8 to 9:30 p.m. March 24, 31 and Aj 1. ‘Troops 25 and 44 requested help with map making and other first-class work. ‘The two troops will meet together for this work. A troop at the Langdon School was recently started by Mrs. Walter Valen- tine, who reported 35 girls attend meetings. \Mrs. James Silver reporte on the reception of her Brownie Pack by Mrs. Hoover. P Duelist Sentenced. WEIMAR, Germany, March 15 (#).— Werner Schoening, a medical student of Jena University, must serve six | months for killing: a friend: with a rapier in a fraternity duel. He lost an appeal, the court holding that the use of deadly weapons made him culp- ble, though he intended no harm. ADVERTISEMENT. 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I always had the headache, bowels did not act regular ‘l»kxlxd my ;;omlch cotl\;l,num with | those steady pains. e was | also in bad health, so I said to her, | 'suppose we try a bottle or so of the Herb Extract and see if it will help us, as it has helped so many here at home.” My wife was on a diet at the time, but as bad as our conditions had seemed, this medicine helped us from the start, the sudden action in correcting stomach disorders was a surprise to us and before we realized it we were both eating and enjoying food without any bad after effects at all. I no longer have a sign of my former troubles and feel better As for my wife she is continually talking about how much better she feels and what a relief it is to be free of those old aches and pains. One other thing I want to say in praise of this Herb Extract is that quarters in Peoples Store, 505 7th St. N.W., Washington, also. 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