Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1930, Page 35

___THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGWON, D. C, DECsMBER 7, 1930—PAKI ONE. C—7 : ‘” PAD[UGK BAS[S | AN AN RN RN R RN Charge A ccounts Invited—No Interest or Extras A dded S mis s mamisn: ? Scatter-Size Chinese Rugs ¢ _ : — Sale of Cretonne Draperies DRUPPED BY BOURT At Nearly One-Half Price . g 7N Three Groups—Greatly Underpriced Old Injunction Actions Are,. '::Tf;z;i}}?: g%ggi ;‘:"S‘z:‘l%: g%ggi E N X . 29c¢ yd; :1,2.Cqu,: lsllemyd. Dilmissed at Request egularly §50—at 4 Regularly 55¢ s yard. egularly 7S¢ a yard. egularly e yard, Goldenbers's—Chinese Rug Seetion—Fourth Floor Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor of Prosecutors, SR i s OO e D A A A A B RN I s sezemzimly $20,000 Worth of Living Room & Bed Davenport order from Justice Balley of the Dis- | triet Suprems Court dismissing 11 ap- =t ==t Suites at 25% to 40% Below Regular Prices named in these suits, some of which were filed before Rover's appointment, had never been served and there was * ltttle likelihood of proving the cases. | The temporary injunctions pending | : . ‘ : p : ; $100 00 h P against some of the tenants involved . S ‘ . ¢ . 2 L % 5 ¢ - e saigiiay s, croived B A ; , ‘ . T'hree-Piece from continuing in the sale of liquor, it is stated, and the dismissals will y . i L] L] . ‘ lear the owners of the properties er > 3 e I R S t Tovolved from feer of Baving their | A s\ lVlng Oom ul e buildings closed. 1 : ¥ - . i 3 o ¢ Rover's assistants will now be able to » give more time to the prosecution of | Jocently instituted “padioek” proceed b ‘ : N i : : . 8 “ $ OO ‘ o SMITHSONIAN TO GET - = e , <4 v e $29.50 Cogswell GLIDER TOMORRO o N e o Lt - - Chair, $15 | ¢ e R 2 “ o ¢ " o~ | At iBveciishii fa bRl chair, § ,.Somfortable high back and desp OHCill; 'G::t"k;r:;t ;h;:lc“" ; ; TS ; { s 7y and clubrz;‘u:il;. l.“\';l s\:itL rel:'er:;hl‘:.c s;r?i::—t;;i;:l A plendia gt toF i omet C o i hi H | 1 d o 1t o t L:,'hlll’. with button E s P b ” cushions. andsome y covered 1n rose and H\ll)e an contrasting Pres . " TR { . . s . backs of figured velour. Is Presented i s s D Jjacquard velour. The backs and cushions of same || soeciar, /¥ured velou $7.95 Ceremonies in which leading avi- | 1 R . [R88 material. As shown in sketch. A marvelous gift $9.00 Boudolr Chalr, with comfortable el BB R T . < 3 i : : g 4 for the home. spring seat and_pretty mark the turning over to the Smith- z - - Special ’ sonian Institution at Bolling Pleld at 11 . o L ¢ ) oclock tomorTow morning of the Eaglet, : Use Our Budget Plan— famous glider of Capt. Frank M. Hawks, A 5 > Bolder of & number of speed and glider No Carrying Charges or Extras Following the ceremonies the glider will be taken to the National Museum, ‘where it is to be set up for display later this month among the collection of his- e G | $139 3-Piece | $179 3-Piece $249 3-Piece o o e e g 5 5 ‘ -, Bed Davenport | Mohair Living | Mohair Living BT ERLE Ll Suite, Special Room Suite Room Suite After he fi% Capt. Hawks will be gt B TE = 380 | $119 ; $159 & ; ; ik M : - The davenport opens into a large size Smartly designed living room suite— A handsome suite for almost any style Glfts for . 5 : 1 bed. Other two pieces consist of button- | sofa, club chair and button-back chair living room and very modestly priced. the smoker Presentation of the glider to the Gov- 4 7 back chair and club chair. Beautifully | covered with 100% mohair. All-over welt Genuine mohair covered suite—sofa, club $5.55 Cabtass, 8 sl e o s et ‘ P covered with serviceable velour. Save | edge. Cushions are spring-filled and re- | chair and button-back armchair. Rever- amokers' B b Ty couglete considers the oraft the most noted of s gy $50.001 versible. sible cushions. design. Special. 5 . Paore thin w050 ;T):-?"whax'.hu, to- i $9.95 Smokers’ Stand, conveniently taling 570 hours' duration. . P & -xl-n.:nus.”:nd com- o 3 ple smokers’ NAVY ORDERS FURNITURE—The Gift That Keeps on Giving ariinon . s 4 . . t red tal, % T — $10.00 Pier |$10Bridge Sets | $18 Spinet |$3.25 Priscilla] $6.50 Phone |$4.95 Console s 1 €YGE AV machin . : . . Somn Shpuilage & Dy bock G, Cabi $ 5.95 Desk, $9.95 Sewing Stand Sets | Mirrors, $3.95 e e il e reet” abinets = $59 Secretary S B o 5 : & juf - ) . g 3 S i - Ty S i $1.79 Y 7 | s205 Comdr, Bmmett R. Pollock (retired)— n 1 T 7 2 7 =l = /| 39 To_14th’ Naval Disirict, Pearl Harbor, " i ; P i T. H. Connection appraise certain fish- 4 Z q / * 3 ing rights within certain designated Both useful forry 4 : P — 1 -] T areas. : & h A Gift | I 3 r One of the ing—these con- nicest furniture venient open- could choose— ery, Newport, tor, Naval and cozy look- [35] = 1 4 . i for the gifts that you face cabinets| @ = H - || ! for your ; b B f Housewife! P : ot everyone loves a books. ~ Well f Sturdily built bridge table Sect Foh ith ™ 1 ¢ 4 ot deQS_H [ tructed— f - ing i a . one able wi ree styles of genuine ookcase section, fedj roen or =g, foartolding jehain itoll ap dueaticnone v mpinmall || NS Rasiedeabiasiiioll R A A eHA RG] plate s i i I with drop-lid desk la% mafiogany ‘fin- match. Finished in green, | oom—colonial or otherwise! | sliding tray and a deep section| Space for book and chair to | plate mirrors, in semi-Ve- and three deep @ e red or mahogany. Sliding writing tray, drop top. | for your sewing material. match, netian effect. drawers below. : TS v | B R e M A A Y. g smeuszned Purchase of Mill Surplus—Axminster & Velvet Rugs avy. Lieut. Comdr. Hubert V. La Bombard " i B 3 Terome. O Jetat; eedary Ocho- | o » A famous make—we cannot advertise the name, but you will . " Ly Troaen: BUUTATE Vo, AN v instantly recognize the quality. Handsome Axminsters Continuation of the Sale of > o5 B d Velvets—thick, heavy pile—noted for their*long B B PRI B ’!,‘.‘ 2 n wea: and fine colorings. ¢ ‘Sunfast’ 4 Velour gs S. Argonne about mcmm;‘"':‘ $ 4 5 4 i 3 DA TR & SE D, et “iaar i . APRF- R X0 -'9\ Use Our Convenient Budget Plan L] pair 7 \ i A I A "’{.M )4 $37 and $39 Seamless $40 and $42 Seamless H Portleres ; 4= g : Axminsters and Vel- Axminsters and fringed ¢ €ommand U. §. 8.-8-9. . Thick, fleecy blankets, g = F vets—9x12 or 8.3x106- Velvets. 9xI12 or u . 3 Greatly Underpriced Lieut. Prederick A. Ruf—Detached U. | 8. 8. Vestal about December 1; to Na- ¥al Air Station, Naval Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Va. | Lieut. John C. Willlams—Detached Receiving Station, Hampton Roads, Va.; to U. 8. 8. Wright. g Lieut. (Junior Grade) Cecil T. Cau- Beld—Ordexy October 14, 1930, modified; | %o U. 8. 8. William B. Preston. | Lieut. (Junior Grade) Frank M., Hammitt—Detached U. 8. S. Hatfleld | '.,bout December 8; to U. S. S. Breckin- ut. (Junior Grade) Wilfred G. Le- le—Detached Na Yard, Puget und, Wash., about ber 15; to Asiatic Station. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Joseph Leicht =—Detached U. 8. 8. Bainbridge about December 8; to U. 8. 8. Pennsylvania. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Willlam s + Maxwell—Detached Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, T. H.; to U. §. B, Nevada. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Albert B. May- fleld, jr—Detached U. 8. 8. Tanager; 4o U. 8. 8. Rai Lieut. (Junior Grade) Robert G. Nor- —Detached U. S. 8. Bainbridge; to 3 . 8. 5. Pennsylvania. Lieut. (Junior Grade) John R. Van agell—De! . 8 Ensign Caleb B. Laning—Detached U. . 8. Oklahoma: to_temporary duty : ] Instrument Co., Long Island City. <A Medical Corps. Lieut. Isaac B. Polak (M. C.)—De t. - hed Supmarine Base, Pear] Harbor, ) . 18 cnvnl Medical School, Wash- :;5‘2“..;. Comdr. Harold A. Daniels (D. ) —Detached U. 8. 8. California; to & Training Station, Great Lakes, Col. Arthur J. Ofeary—Retired as of #anuary 1, 1931. Maj.” Harry W. Weitzel—Orders_to Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Va., modified to New York, N. Y. Capt. Willlam N. Best—On Decem- ber 10, detached Headquarters Marine ‘Washington, D. C., to Cavite. $ 4 the 8. 8. President Hayes. &fiul i to sail from San Francisco, i . - 1 December 23. Second Lieut. Ward E. Dickey—Or- | m“o New .}0% N. Y, modified Chief Marine Gunner Martin »—Retired as of April 1, 1931, in lovely colored plaids, well Y7 \ f N DY) AR 1 - loomed and finished. Every §f N 4y S8 17 et g home will be eager to take — [T e K 7 66x80-inch double-bed size q ¢ E z > D fit. sizes. 8.3x10.6-ft. sizes. advantage of this value, \ o 5 3 a v 1 $5 Heavy Part-Wool Blankets, pair s g I g 4 6X9-ft. Room Slze' quun'Ster $5 Pieced Sateen Palmer Comforts. .. ..... b 24 vt 5 QY . - Rugs—Lower in Prlce. $15 Rayon-Covered Comforts Axminsters Axminsters Axminsters $7.50 Plain Full-Size Blankets, each.. 3 ‘25 | ekt * $20 d 25 d 32 de $4.50 Part-Wool Plaid Blankets, pair . ... %8 I IDEA G 320 trade ot S— 25 $4.00 Part-Wool Indian Blankets, ea.. ......$2. & - s s praes s - s $7.50 Full-Size Wool-Filled Comforts A SN S $10 Full-Size Wool-Filled Comforts 651 i Another Lot of the Famous %% NI Congoleum-Made Rugs Our recent purchase sold so fast we ordered another shipment and here they are. Some are termed slight seconds. . $4.69 2% $3.29 % $4.49 Y D —— e — $27.50 Tapestry Rugs Armstrong’s & Nairn’s Sale! 9x12-Ft. Size A ;1 5 Inlaid $10.95 Gold Seal tistic patterns. Per- . Linoleums Congoleum Rugs fects. Ox1Z.ft, size. Makers’ Samples of $89.00, Seamless Wilton | Sesonds o 5125 $7.95 ‘Lane’ Cedar Chests | . imis o (755 2% sizes—9x1 d In 6 patterns or any ane ar €sts A e By s $ {.?:.x"..,fi”m:é" with Goid Seal Al if Mother, Sis Sweetheart—beautifully jle; fringed ends. " el in walnat nin Sporiar aere Terms o1 Dawe, I Perlects. Felt-Base Floor g Covering 00 G 3 00 Grad . 0 Srene i eed bt g Axminster Rugs Seconds of $2.10 80c Grades, $ $ $ Jn fine reproduc- s and 3225 grades. o8 Zhad t S, 8.3x10.6 size, $42. Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor. s L Groups Velour Portieres, 54 inches wide $5.‘ i:; to the pair Velour Porti y 72 in‘::ll‘!n wil:l:“ $7.85 to the pair Velour Portieres, 100 inches wide 31 1.25 to the pair $2.25 Velour $4 Velour Yard Overdrapes S54-inch Velour of Handsome ~ Ve- beautiful, ~lustrous s 09 | lour Overdrapes, $7) 89 quality, in colors . made with two side d to match the Ve- ieces and valance. lour Portieres in this sale. igh-grade Sunfast velour. Save One-Third More in This Sale of Rich Drapery Damask Choose for draperies and wall spaces from these beautiful drapery damasks offered at these greatly lowered prices! Im. mense variety of designs and color combinations; mostly all 50 inches wide. M Sold regularly Sold regularly at 89¢ a yard. at $1.10 yard. 59¢|69c Sold reqularly Sold regularly at 150 yard. e 79c $1.80 PR R £ PSRRI T A AT PSS Goldenbers’s No Parking Problem at Goldenberg’s—Park Your Car in Our Free Parking Space—S hop at Lgisurex; T