Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1921, Page 20

20 BALLOON ALIGHTED tions of Hudson Bay Com- i pany and Explorer. *¥n coming to earth near Moose Fac. tory, at the southermost point of Hud: son bay, pilots of the United States naval balloon which recently was blown from New York city to the frozen north in relatively a few hours stumbled on a country rich in the history and traditions of the pictur- esque old Hudson Bay Company,” Says & bulletin issued from the headquar- ters of the National Geographic So- ciety here. “Henry Hudson—Hendrik’ Hudson his “Dutch employers—was re- sponsible, strangely enough, for put ting on the hoth the starting and ending point of this recent chance bai- Joon trip. n 1609 he anchored his fa- ‘Half Moon' close to the present n of New York's Goddess of and the following year, still for the elusive northwest led into Hudson bay ern shore south to ent Moose Factory. nf Hudseon's Dream. James bay, the sh to s to find a passage to the nd therefore a short cut n he ¥ cross, found that there coast to tho great ex- s dream came to an nce to the Splorer met h Right to Make War. “‘The Company of Gentlemen Ad- venturers Trading to Hudson's Ba: which carved for Hritain_a lished its uarters of a couti- . with_trading ino- ai portant posts ¢f the Hudscm Bay Company, gath.ring a rich hnarvest of f It was the scene of many a nter ralds in the early the French and the teristic features on the map ¢ th America. standing out as strikingly as the Gulf of Mexico and covering almost as great an area. Though it falls far short of furnish- ing a passage to the ‘South Sea' as the early explorers hoped. its west- ernmost coast is on the very center- line of the continent. Much of the surrounding territory of the bay is unexplcred wiiderness. This is es- pecially true of the eaxtern coast toward Labrador. Shorter Route to Livrerpool. “On the west coast are Port Church- fll. the bay's best port and about a2 hundred miles to the south, Port (Nelson. Both these ports are_to be connected by railroads with Winni- peg and the wheat and cattle coun- try to the west. Sailing vessels ply Hudson Bay between July 15 and October 1. and steamers for a slightly longer period. When the railroads increase the importance of the Hud- son Bay ports it is believed that ice- crushing ships-will make possible the shipping of cargoes between June 15 and November 1. By the Hudson Bay route Edmontpn, Alberta, is 1,000 miles nearer Liverpool than by the Montreal route. “Moose Factory at the southern- most reaches of Hudson Bay, though isolated from the settled part of Canada by forests and swamps in summer, and frozen wastes in win- ter, is only aboyt as far from New York as Chicago. The distance from Ottawa to Moose Factory is about equal to that from New York to Pittsburgh.” SOME MOVIES DENOUNCED AS VICIOUS IN TENDENCY Commissioners Will Hear Com- plaint of Reform Bureau Representatives Tuesday. Characterizing some of the motion pictures that have been shown in Washington in the past few months a3 “vicious and criminal” in tendency, the International R , Inc., has applied to the Commissioners for a hearing on the question. The _Commissioners have notified Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts, who signed the communication. that he and his associates will be heard prior to the board meeting at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning. Dr. Crafts states in the letter that he is joined in the request for a hear- ing by Dr_ Clarence True Wiison, executive sécretary of the Methodist board of, temperance, prohibition and public morals; Rev. George A. Miller, pastor of the Ninth. Street Caristian Church; Rev. C. H. Butler, Lutheran yastor, and Mrs. J. N. Culbertson. Edwin Hesse, chief clerk of the police department, said the - ment receives from the national board of censorship every week a list of pictures that have been re- jected by that board and also the names of pictures in which the board suggested the alteration of certain scenes. The names of these pictures are furnished to the captains of the pre- cincts in order that they may kmow whether such films are exhibited. FOR HIS STATION IN LIFE. The Shopper—I want to get some- thing for a birthday present for my | |8 husband. He's a laboring man. tver dinner pai »uit of overalls? Careful Work— You will never have a negative spoiled through careless han- dling if you always bring us your films for de- veloping and printing. Our finishing laboratory is properly equipped and is under the supervision of a man whose years of experience enable bim to get all possible out of your films. Let us demonstrate what really superior work we do. Bring us your next batch of films— twenty-four hour serv- 3 The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop) Deer From 14th St., %pe Women’s $9.50 Wool Sweaters, $3.98 Clearance Lot of Women’s Finc Wool with long sleeves, in stylish colors. Our regular $9.50 grade, reduced to $495 each. Fine Woo) Sleeveless Spencers, in black, oxford and white. Re- gular price, $1.98, at ... Goldenberg’s—Third Flost. ON HISTORIC SOIL Country Rich in the Tradi- $1.50 No matter how inconsistently low the prices m: garment is from our regular stock and youare th are right. Our entire stock of women’s and miss —every remaining suit, coat, dress, fur pie deeper reductions to clear the racks quickly of all wintes lines. quantities are small—so come early. Fur Coats and Furs Fur Chokers sold up e to $19.75, now.....$9.75 V2 Price $22.50, now Bay Seal Coats, sold $225.00, now.$100.00 Natural Fox Scarfs. sold up to $29.75. now .. Muskrat Coats, sold up to $225.00, now.$100.00 T O e e e O ..$14.50 Plush Coats sold up to $29.75, now Cloth Coats sold up to $27.50, now ......$12.95 Fur-trimmed Plush Coats, sold up to $39.75, now ...... Cloth Coats sold up to $39.75, now ... Fur-trimmed Cloth Coats, sold up to $59.50, now ......$35 Cloth Coats, sold up to $99.50, now ... Goldenberg's—Second Fleor. .$17.50 to pass laws and :m- | . and even gave them | $22.50 ...$17.95 .00 .$55.00 G T O T of winter garments, len wool and finely tailored. Stars for Mea—Direct Eatrance From K Street. Clearance of Small Lots of Room Size Rugs Our great sale of floor coverings which has been going on for some time, has left many incomplete lines. Altogether, there are several hundred rugs, comprising these lots. At the former already-reduced prices the values were unusual—at the new lower prices they are extraordinary. $17.50, $19.75 and $22.50 Grass Rugs Reduced to $11.75 Nationally Known Grass Rugs, including “Crex.” “Deltox” and Willow Grass, including_eight Crex Rugs in 8x10-ft. size, twelve Stenciled Willow Grass Rugs in size 9x12 ft. and six Deltox Grass Rugs in size 9x15 ft. In desirable greens, including plain, woven and stenciled borders. $10.95 and $12.95 - Rugs at $6.95 Only a limited lot—will not Including 9x12-ft. Stenciled Grass Rugs and 9x12- Reversible Wool and Fiber $1.25 Cork-Filled Mill Lengths of Cook’s Linoleums, also full rolls of Armstrong’s Linoleums, the latter slightly water stained on the edges. Lixht and dark colorings. All 8-quarter width. Friday at 39c square yard. The Salesman—How would this 5olxd| SmallRugsReduced On Sale First Floor—Bargain Tables | 24x48 Rag Rugs at.... 27x52 Brussels Rug: 18x36 Stenciled Grass with sateens and THE EVENING STAR, THURSPAY, JANUARY 13, 1921 quality. the en in Radical Reductions to Clear Out All Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses, Separate Skirts, Furs and Fur Coats »pear, please remember every wssured the quality and style v-to-wear apparel is involved ce and fur garment now marked at still In some instances Former prices up Clearance of Entire Stock of Men’s Suits and Overcoats Former Prices, $35.00 to $52.50 at $24.75 ational value-giving has been reached in this clearance sale—dcep, compelling reductions have been made to affect a quick disposal of our entire remaining stock ho have put off their clothes buying should no longer hesitate—for they will realize the extraordinary opportunity for savings this sale brings. ‘The Overcoats are in snappy Ulsterette models for the young man, in brown and gray mixtures, and fine Oxford miixtures in Chesterfield model for the conservative man. Sizes 34 to 44. ? The Suits are all of high-grade materials, strictly all- Materials are Worsteds, Cassi- meres, Navy Blue Serges and Blue Unfinished Worsteds. Regular sizes, 33 to 46; stout sizes 38 to 46 and slims in sizes 36 to 42. All grouped in one lot and marked at $24.75! Men’s Trousers Reduced Clearance of a lot of Men’s Trousers of Worsteds, Ca French Back Worsteds, in sizes 30 to 44. Limited quanti values up to $1098. Friday at First Flesr Daylight Clethes The climax of ser 79c Stairand Hall Runner, 48c Yard Reversible Wool-and-Fiber Stair and Hall Runner, in gr red, tan and brown neat figured centers width. dth. Linoleums, 39c $40.00 and $45.00 Wool Rugs, $24.75 9x12-ft. Seamless Velvet and Brussels Rugs, Including such well known makes as Alex. 8mith, Sloane and Firth Carpet Co. Choice of floral, oriental and medallion designs, in light and dark colorings. Goldonberg’s—Fourth Floor, $5, $6 and $7 Comforts and Blankets at $2.88 ‘The Comforts are heavy weight, double bed size, covered rinted cambrics; classed as “sub-stand- ards,” because of slight water stains, The Blankets are the well-known “Lakeside” brand and are 64 to 72 inches wide, but a trifle short of the regular length. On this account the lot is reduced to $2.88 each, & Geldmabergs—Tourth Tieor, 79c White Window Shades, 39¢ Regulation size 3x6 ft. white opaque cloth win- dow shades—subject $11ht mperfections which do mot affect the bt BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor, Nains K 59c and 69c Grades ) 29c Yard Small lot of women's Mill lengths of fine quality Wasi i gowns of pink nainsook, tonnes. ranging from 2 te 10 vards A e g as many as 100 yards of almost ¢ver ; ey ) oo DG e, e ‘Attractive floral, stripe and tapesir igns ] Iy tailored, and full cut. ht and dark grounds. The m sm@ Friday at 79¢ each— 1r-rlruh4 ((:)r drapery purposes, cushion, DEPENDABLE couch or furniture covers. Rt First Floos—Bargain Table. Whole-Hearted Reductions on All Remnants and Small Lots Make Tomorrow’s Once-a-Week Bargain Event Former prices up $42.50, now IFormer prices up $37.50, now Former prices up $39.75, now Former prices up $69.50, now Former prices up to 3115.00, now Tailored Waists, sold up to $2.50, now. ....85¢c Silk Blouses, to $6.98, now Silk Blouses, sold up to $10.98, now Cloth Skirts, sold up to $12.50, now Plaid Skirts, sold up to $13.98, now Geldenberg's—Third Fleer. Dress Goods Remnants Regular $2.00, $2.50 and $1 25 $3.00 Qualities at . ..,,., ° Remnant Lot of Dress Goods, consisting of all the most wanted weaves and celers for women’s and children’s wear, Goldenberg's—First Fisor. Women’s $3.75 Black Silk STOCKINGS at $2.25 Pair Famed “Onyx” brand and an- other good make. Black ingrain silk and colored silk stockings, with double lisle garter top; every pair perfect quali Nearly all sizes in the lot. Fri- day at only $2.25 a pair. 40c Hosiery, 25c— Children’s Fine and Wide-ribbed Cotton and Lisle Stockings; mill irregulars, but good substantial kinds for S uning. emmint 25 Salo price - oo C ‘Women’s H i cotton Stockings. in black, white and gray. Oddments {rom & epcéial purchase 1 of mill irregulars. Re- 9 duced to .. 3 c berg’ Boys’ 85¢ Fieece- Lined Underwear 49c a Garment A clean-up of broken assort- ments of Boys' Fleece-lined Vnd:rwur—scparate garments, in gray only. Shirts with high neck and long sleeves, ankle- fength drawers—the well known “Forest Mills” make, Also a limited quantity of Misses’ Separate Garmeats, in broken sizes. All first quality. Friday at 49c a garment. Misses® $1.50 Underwear, 75c— Fleece-lined Union Suits, in high neciiiend xt’l':mx‘ sleeves, ankle-len, egs. zes 4 to 12 vears. Friday Remnant Sale price..... 75c ‘Women’s Union Suits, $1.00— Remnant Lot of Women's Heavy- weight Union Suits, in high neck and long sleeves. ankle lensth pants. sizes. Perfect quality. $ Remnant Sale price. l'00 Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. A Remnant Sale of Extraordinary Money-Saving Interest Winger Appqel for Girls and Tots at Big Savings Purchase of Misses’ Regular $1.50 and $1.69 A big special purchase of Misses” Bun-alow Aprons of fine quality ginghams and percales; well made and nicely finished. with braid trimming on pockets, belt and slecves. Choice of pretty plaids and stripes. Sizes 16 and 18 years. Girls’ Wash Dresses of fine crash, percale and gingham, with contrasting collars, cuffs, belts and pockets. Sizes 6 to 12 years. 5 Clearance price. Children’s Musl Drawer- | ‘Waists, plain and trimmed ith taped buttons, 8ll sizes from vears. lar 396 ildren’s. Drawers, of fine quality. with neat em- broidery trimming and lace edge. Regular 39C price, 79¢, at......... Small lot of Girls’ Bloomers, of white sateen and Windsor crepe; with buttonhole bands. Broken sizes. 75C Regular price, $1.50, at N White and Colored Wash Goods Remnants At Savings Averaging One-Third to One-Half Regular Prices We're going to clear out all Wash Goods Remnants tomorrow by marking them at big reductions from the regular prices. The season’s best materials—all in usable lengths for women’s and children’s wearing apparel. 29c and 39%c values, 19c yard— Remnants of White Goods, in- cluding 40-inch White India Linon, 40-inch White Organdy, 40-inch White Voile, 36-inch ‘White and Colored Pajama Checks, 36-inch White Cannon Cloth, 36-inch White Percale, 36-inch Longcloth and Nainsook, and 36-inch White Shirting Mad- ras. Friday at......ccccccioemene Goldenberg's—First Floot. Fine Savings for Men—in This Friday Remnant Sale of Men’s Winter Underwear, Sweaters and Furnishings Men will find this an opportune time to replenish their needs from the various items advertised for tomorrow. Prices arc marked at new low levels. $6.50 to $10.98 Sweaters, $3.65 About 85 in the Iot. Famous “Notair” and “Mayorknit” Sweat- ers, with roll collar or V-neck; all colors, all weaves. Every one perfect. Broken lots from our regular stock—reduced to $3.65 each. No phone or mail orders, none accepted for exchange. Men’s Fleece Lined and Cot- ten Rfbbed CUnderwear. slightly solled or imperfect shirts and rawers in broken sizes. 55¢ Men's Union Suits, of heavy- weight ribbed cotton, with closed crotch; all perfect qualities. ! L $T.00 | { | Men’s Underwear, of wool mizture, heavy-weight, in natural gray color. Nearly all sise Perfect garments. l 5 Regular price $2.50, s 2 (e < Boys’ Wash Suits Savings of One-Third $1.50 Values $4.00 Values » $5.00 Values | $2.98 | $3.69 Because of our extensive deal- ings with the foremost manu- facturers of Boys’ Wash Suits, they reserve for us each season their samples and surplus lots— selling them to us at great price concessions that permit us to offer these wonderiul values. . Every suit ts of the newest up-te- date model of the season, and there are a number of the smartest styles to select from. Fashioned of guaranteed, fast- color materials, including Crashes, Palmer Linen, Peggy Cleth, Chambray, Madras, Linene and other fine, durable, washable fabrics, Large variety of styles, in- cluding stripes and solid colors, of blue, tan, brewn, gray, etc, All sizes, 24 to 8 years. All-wool Imperial Serge, All-woel Taffeta, All- wool Mannish Serge, All-wool Scetch Tweed Suit- ings, All-weel Fronch Serge, All-weol Tailored Serge and All-weel Storm Serge, Winter-weight Ceatings, etc. Good range of colors, including navy blue. Widths 40 to 34 Men’s Blanket Bath Robes, made of Lawrence blankets, in a number of good patterns. Sold for $ 79t L0 e 4'85 Men’s Thread Silk Hose, seamless and full fashioned; mostly plain_colors; a few blacks in the lot. 5 Some slightly imperfect. 0 $1.00 grade at ..... . C Men’s Worsted Mixed Un- derwear, of medium weight; in | £ natural gray Nearly all” sizes. c- onds “of $2.00 quality 89C Lee Unionalls, of Ay 1 ) cloth: perfect quality. Sizes 36 $2_89 to 46. Friday at... $2.50 and $3.00 Corsets, $1.98 Various popular makes, known for style and com- fort, Of pink and white coutil, for slender and aver- age figures. Broken Iots and odd sizes to be closed (i)_l.l:. tomorrow at $1.98. Floer, Pink and White Ban- deaux, of heavy and light weight materials, with elastic inset. Nearly all size.&q Regular prices, 50c and 39¢, First Silk Remnants ardl All silk remnants go out to- morrow at reductions that make thls sale of unusual money-saving impertance. Qualities that seld regularly up to $1.50 a yard are offered in ‘one lot, including— 36-Inch Colored Silk Poplins, 3é-inch Stripe Silk Poplins, 36= inch Coin Spet Poplins, 33-inch Stripe Tub Silks, 33-inch Silk Pongee, etc. Goed range of colors for se- lection and desirable lengths. Friday’s price, 79c yard. Silks Weorth Up to $3.00 a Yard, $1.19 Remnants of fine quality Silks, Including 35-inch Satin Messaline, 135-inch Chiffon Taffeta, 36-inch Stripe Satin, 36-inch Plaid Silks, 85-inch Costume Satin, 85-inch Novelty Bilks and 40-inch Crepe de Chine. Lengths from 3 te & yards, for waists, skirts and dresses. Goldenbery's—First $3.50 and $4.00 Tapestry Couch Covers, $1.95 A lot of tapestry couch covers classed as “run-of-the-mill” be- cause of trifling faults. They are 50 and 56 inches wide, 2% and 21z vards long, in handsome re- versible oriental designs and col- orings. Goldenborg’s—Fourth Tleer. Bungalow Aprons, 75c R ris’ Middy Blouses, in all Small lot of Girls’ Dresses, white, aiso trimmed with blue; | of ginghams, in assorted plaids in regulation style. and with solid trimmings. Broken lots re- | Sizes 6 and 8 years S e ST S NS . : price, $2.50, at Middy Dresses, of white Lonsdale jean, trimmed with = Children’s Flannelette Sleep- Ié Copenha blue. also braid Garments, of heavy qual- ,I and lacers assorted stripes. 8 s, Rey e ., % and 10 ] ujar pric v 2 Regular $1 _00 & 8 Gymnasium Bllnomerf, of $1.50, at.... 'EL’ v « serge, pleated hips: 1 : IS Sires b)‘);”‘ ana. T4 S Little Girls’ W Corduroy ” $l JO8 | mai. of fine quatity, in pretty S W models, with satin White Nainsook | Iitben Short Dresses, plain and trim- HpA S med, Bishop and yoke gk styles. Regular price. 59(: Goldenberg’s Juvenile Department— Lisscuiat B 2 Third Floor. 50c, 58c and 7S¢ values, 20c yard —Remnants of White and Colored Wash Goods, including 36-inch ‘Wh.te Mercerized Poplins, 36-inch White Mercerized Batiste, 40-inch ‘White Flaxon, 40-inch White She- rette, 40-inch White Mercerized Lawn, 44-inch White India Head, 32-inch White Mercerized Madras. 30-inch White Plisse Crepe, r inch Silk_and Cotton Crepe de | | Chine. 353-inch Silk and Cotton Ponge ch Silk and Cotton | Bunny 8ilks, 35-inch Silk and Cot- ton Chiffon Silk. 40-inch Colored Organdy, 40-inch Plain Color Voiles, 36-inch Colored Ratine, 19¢ g00d useful lengths. Friday ) at 25¢ Dress Ginghams at 12V%c Yard An accumulation of remnants and short lengths of Dress Ginghams left from recent special sales. 27-inch Dress Ginghams, in plaids, staple styles, broken checks, stripes and plain colors. Warranted fast colors. Lengths from R e A 2 to 7 yards. 5 25c Yd.-Wide 39c and 50c Dress i Remnants of fine q Remnants of 36-inch Percales, | Ginghams, 32 inch in stripes, checks, dots and fig- :rif us%rat‘r:ont o S0 g ures; also 32-inch plain color | SUMOE Palas, checks Srines Chambray; In good,useful lengths. | Shirting Madras, 36 down Flannels, 36-inch Shaker Flannel, 34-inch Mercerized Print- ed Shirting Madras, etc. Good, useful lengths. 20c Bleached Cotton, 12145c Yard 36-inch Bleached Cotton, Cam- bric and Unbleached Cotton, in lengths from one to 8 yards; fine, close-woven grades. 25c Outing Flannels, 14c Yard Remnants of heavy, double- fleeced Outing Flannels, in neat stripes and checks; 27 inches wide. Lengths from 2 to 8 yards. Goldenberg's—First Flooc. Women’s High Shoes at $1.95 Pair £ Small Sizes—2 to 5 Only Broken Lines and Odd Lots of Women’s Footwear to be cleared out tomorrow at this great reduction. The collec- tion includes lace and button styles of patent colt, black kid and dull leathers. High and low heels. Sizes in the lot from 2 to 5 only. Friday at $1.95 a pair. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Furniture Reduced 0dd Lots and Few-of-a-Kind Pieces of Furniture Marked at Reductions Averaging 25% to 50% From Regular Prices. Preparatory to taking inventory we have gone through our furniture stocks and rounded up all the small lots and oddments leit from recent selling and marked them at heavy reductions for quick clearance. You will be able to buy a needed piece of furniture in this sale at a saving of from 25% to 50%. ; - Percales, 16c I Ginghams, 19¢ iEi | l 1 3 Englander Couches—floor One Combination Bookcase, samples. Re;7z- if" maghogany finish. Sold ular price, $33.75, or $69.00; re- e $21.00 | STa. $4 4 Go-carts, with wood body, 4 Odd Arm Chairs and in ivory finish. Rockerfie ltf; frzmh D:ofold Regular rice, suites; fumed oak finish, up- SZZ.KSO; redupr.ed tos l 2050 holstered in leather substitute. 5 Folding Card Tables, used Regular price, s l 2 00 as floor samples—not perfect. | $24.00: reduced to o Were $300 and $l 50 2 Gateleg Tables, 36-inch $350; at ,.-....... . top, in mahogany finish, Sold 18 Odd Wood Beds left | for $3200; re- 519 50 from suits, in varieus fin- duced to ..... o ishes, including walnut, circas- 6 Willow Chairs, in brown slan walnut, mahegany, oak finish; several designs. Sold and ivory. Various period de- for*$9.00; reduced $500 Sig%:f Sossl_ggr to S o 25.00 to $35.00; 7 prings, in size 3 ft., f;duced 10 cuoes $12-50 6 in, high riser. 2 Duefold Beds, fumed oak 7 Sold for $1250; $6 75 frame, complete with mat- reduced to ....... . tresses. Floor samples; re- 4 Steel Beds, in white en- duced from $42 50 amel finish, size 4 ft., 6 in. $6900 to ,...... o Floor samples—slightly mar- nCarplet %amnu-—-‘.\ll-wo:l redi Rcézugr russels rpets, engths price, 00; from 4 to 20 yards each; for reducea to .... 513075 halls or stairs. Choice of S Silk Floor Lamp Shades, several patterns, Sold up te in varlous coler combinations. $295 a yard; re- l 48 Floor samples. Sold for $21.00 duced te ......... o to $25.00; re- sll 00 2 Drepside Couches—floor duced t0 o...--- oV} samples sold reg- 3 Floor Lamp Shades, sold ularly at $7. re- Y for $1000 and @ duced to .. i, $5.95 $12.00; reduced to $5o00 4 Teilet Benches, in ivory 2 Steel Beds, in mahogany and mahogany, finish; with woed finish. Siotn 323" sizt0: g (3 | reamcea 1o, $16.50 reduced to ....... o Furaiture Stere—“Aoross the Street.”