Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1932, Page 25

THE EVENING SM4R® WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1932. CODLIDGE PRAISES | f f ] , BANKING SYSTEM \ Financial Houses . Safest| 3 * Place for Funds, He Says. ty e an ua lty e Ong tO t e Hoarding Denounced. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 20.— Calvin . . Coolidge says “a general lack of judg- | 5 nt” .}buled to the present eco—{ Writing in the American Magazine ' es lm l ns the former President discusses condi- tions, praises the national banking sys- . tem and denounces hoarders. “It impossible to point out any | horal lapse, any widespread | he says, in_treating the the slump. “The most Wwc e has been a general * ® L ¢ o widespread as to which are specially low priced in Calls Bank System Sound. “We have found out that we were not 80 big as we thought we were, We were riding too We shall have to keep ~ || The February Sale of Lifetime Furniture ¢ been able to make it.” been im- 1t is prob- pe this ¢ el sy Dining and Bed Room Suites at Mayer & Co. draw their Suloringy RKep e DA ot Illustrated here are a few of the fine Limbert designs shown now safe by letting others carry gflfifl;gmfim at Mayer & Co. Limbert designs are splendidly styled, 4nd ol . cS . HOUAND. MICHIAN with dependable Lifetime construction. All cases are dust- Y. W. C. A. TO ELECT Every Suite proof construction throughout; drawers are full dovetail con- and Piece struction, with mahogany surfaced boxed-in bottoms; glide 11 NEW DIRECTORS Reduced Now freely on center guides, and are equipped with compensating Fourteen Well Known D. C. springs. Every nicety and refinement belong to Limbert con- Women Are Nominated for Posts struction. See these charming designs now . . . every one sale- on Board for Year. priced, too. Who keep their funds juring them- Fourteen well known Washington women have been nominated to the board ctors of the Young Wom- ’s Cl Association, 11 of whom d to serve on the board 1932, at the association's r and membership meet- mbers of the present board | ated to succeed them-| e Evans Hughes, wife of | of the United States; | : ix'j" : ‘4 ‘ - i » Sl e A Kl B - “The Devon” Bed Room Suite her' Assoc by Charles P. Limbert Designers 3 on since 1911; | & i i 1 t £ , chairman of the < % g A i S, e ‘ i : 6 Pieces, Illustrated . . ... $193 ade, recording i i . - board and a | il f 0 o 4 x Board of the n ‘ - The charming simplicity and artistic appeal of Sheraton’s style is manifest in ‘emple Web- i o if izabeth Somers | | : 3 ; : g “The Devon” group above. Six pieces, with generous size mirrors on dresser s Will Wright, i - om” | T e e ; - and vanity, and with full size bed. The rich, shaded walnut color emphasizes si%u(‘)‘}?r:hi"p (}:‘me ight, chair- . 3 : : f the beauty of the suite, and at the price “The Devon” is a remarkable valués Committee of the Same Suite with Twin Beds . . . 8 Pieces Committee; Nourse of Health Edu- ca Committee; Mrs. Elsa M. Peter- son, vice chairman of the Girl Reserve S “The Berkeley” Dining Suite by Charles P. Limbert Designers 10 Pieces With Six Chairs . . . $265 A sturdy Jacobean style, modified to fit present-day requirements. Case and TRAIL FLEEING SLAYER | Indian Tracker Helps Deputies | Hunting Killer in Foot hills. Y BERNARDINO, Calif, January Headed by an Indian tracker, eriffs yesterday entered the Mount Cucamonga, follow- elieved to have slain Mrs. , 55-year-old service sta- a former Richmond, Ind., | r, was found dead s'estrr-i she operated on the miles west of here. | The station | | | and the Junior Prom is Tomorrow”’ here today . .. gone tomorrow natter to rid cold infection inine—a few standard rem- edy for colds. It destroys I ection and drives the s out of the system quickly . . . completely. ist on getting what ¢ f BrRomo QUERNINE sttt 6. 21 Lo table tops are five-ply stock, surfaced with figured walnut and bordered with solid oak. Butt walnut adds beauty, and the carvings and linen-fold ornaments are of solid oak. Table extends to 814 feet when leaves are opened. Buffet has silver compartment. The “Old World” finish adds charm. See it now. “The Trianon” Twin Bed Suite by Charles P. Limbert Designers 8 Pieces With Twin Beds ... $355 A Louis XVI design beautified with richly figured crotch walnut, expertly matched by hand to emphasize the natural beauty of the grain. Fine Limbert ~ construction. 8 pieces, with 481" dresser, roomy chest, twin beds, night table, delightful vanity, bench and chair. A remarkable value at $355 for 8 pieces. MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D and E “The Bradfield” Dining Suite by Charles P. Limbert Designers 10 Pieces With Six Chairs . . . $295 Masterfully executed in highly figured crotch walnut, figured rotary-cut walnut and solid American gumwood, the Bradfield Suite—beautifully propor- tioned and suggestive of architectural strength- in its sturdy composition—has instant appeal for those who appreciate real character in fine furniture. Buffet, 66 inches. Table opens to 8 feet. Elizabethean style. Parking Service—Drive to Our Rear Entrance Your Car Will Be Parked MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D «nd E