Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 9

(Copsright, 1921, by the International Syndicate.) bID YOU KNOW THAT WE WERE NINTH IN EDUCATION? $2 Sateen Petticoats at $1.25 Made of beautiful quality sateen, soft and lustrous, with stylish tailored flounce. Correctly cut to conform with the new spring fash- jons—every garment well made and carcfully finished. Come in dark assorted stripes of brown, blue, green and purple. Goldenberg's—Third Flgor. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921. Beautiful Easter Hats A Wonderful Assortment of Charming New Spring Models, Secured in a Great Special Purchase, on Sale Tuesday, at $10.00 One of the most remarkable pre-Easter sales of Mil- linery this store has ever made, offering Trimmed Hats of smart distinction—for every type and age—at a price that attests the care we have exercised in assembling them for Notion Needs Boys’ Knee Protectors, or knee caps; eatly made of black keretol leather. 25c Pair ‘Wash Cloths, sanitary knitted kinds; samples and fac- tory seconds of values lOC worth to 19c. Each.... Silver - cased Thimbles, all sizes SC ers, pink, 3 and lavender finish. 25C THREE for ............ Rug or Carpet Bindiag, assorted colors. 7C Yard Ribbon Wire, white only; sc thre A s T e e om e S e e AR 0 Hooks and Ey!l.‘ assorted makes; black and white; . 5C 2-yd. pleces; in assorted widths. Regularly up to lOC Bon Ton Corsets New front and back lace models, of superior qual- ity pink and white materials, low and medium bust. with extreme long hips, for average or stout figures. Extra heavy hose supporters. All sizes, Priced at $4.00 to $8.00 Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Women’s “Onyx” Full- Fashioned Silk Stockings Fine Qualities, Worth $ Up to $3.50 Pair. 059 All Perfect ....... <3 Genuine “Onyx” Silk Stockings for women—famous from coast to coast. Known everywhere for the high qual- ity, service and satisfaction—offered tomorrow at savings that will create a sensation. At this low price you will be wise to buy a season’s supply. Full-fashioned Pure Thread Silk Stockings, including medium- weight silk and chiffon silk of cobwebby fineness. The latter all pure silk from toe to top of hem. The assortment includes plain black, gray, tans and other popular Easter shades. Every pair ab- solutely PERFECT quality. Wonderful values at $1.59 a pair. women who appreciate out-of-the-ordinary hat values. Yoo Piece - Ce More different styles than you expected to find in one _ Wit ‘ape, three-yard collection of trimmed hats at such a moderate price. ol e lOC . . . . iec 1 .. Hats of Milan trimmed with fruits UL e and flowers. Hats of Hairbraid, em- T T bellished with ribbons and flowers. Men’s Khaki Lisere Hats, trimmed with fruits and H flowers. Black and White Hats, Navy Handkerchlefs, and White Hats, new Bow Hats. at9c ' And many other materialsll mechanics: automts, Boy Seouts and styles whose quality or general outing use. Large and workmanship will be sige‘; hmfl't':“l:"é bxgs'li: quality; wit! emstitche: rders. apparent at a glance. s Tl Handier chiefs, full size; good quality linen. with hem- 25C stitched borders, each.. Goldenberg’s—First Floar. Regular $2.00 and $2.50 DeBevoise Brassieres, $1.00 Special Sale of Children’s Hats As the result of a special purchase, secured under price, 1 pAR extraordinary purchase of we are able to offer this lot of Children’s Spring Hats at | tinued numbers and manufac- $1.95. Clever shapes, to enhance the charm of little folks, ‘} S‘fifil"b.?i‘.’{?’?:mm% '!:::u‘l’ledl:l | [ ] (National Photo., Wash.) Washington. ] J. T. C. Girls and Boys: Some day If'1 ever get a diploma from a school 1 win always remember what Mr laxton. the United States commis- 7 sioner of education, told me about ed- | pPPI"S and tell me the name of the ucation in this country. Did you see | by oy TnowT honrs foomn sy baper and that article in the papers the other RUSSELL BURK day about how the United States is The T BURKE. minth in education, and here I e eiaycloy Bov, thinking all the time we were firs . fuaatnglon, (D:EC everything? 1 think we are. any What do vou 2 biit You can do a lot {oigo toithe with figures, but that is something | o7 where they look a * £or all of us to think about hard, as | Will tell you all about it.—| Mr. Claxton told m ADVERTISEMENT. ¥you would like to have me find in re- gard to the government, for we have #ot to learn more and study more and boost that percentage Mr. Claxton tells b Be sure and send me this Better come early— they’re wonderful values at $10.00. X went to tell him about my plan for the boys and girls to join a Junior Travel Club, and he said: “That is Ine, every boy and girl should be - B 12 1 it s Goteenimen: Do You Want to Put on mtrying to o, and some grown folks, | - - | 106. ~ Do you know, Burke, that the | Flesh This Sprlng? young folks spend about 4 or 5 per e oent of their time in school between ||| If you are be. inciuding Pokes, Roll Brims and Mushrooms, trimmed with heavy laces and imported em- the time they are born and until they | ) low norma 1% no grosgrain ribbon bands and streamers. Choice of brown, b;%l‘g::lelm:h”w&fd'g:efl:: “:“_:’3 i is that | N erovnn navy, tan, black and combinations of colofs. Sale price.... Taded and heavy mesh materials, @™ and then I thought of how i:| = el hanees are| = : in all sizes, including the extra Women's 35¢ Hose, 23c | Children’s Socks, 25¢c to Women’s Black and Cor- | x?‘)c ?."‘h ; ; : 3 wing o dovan Lisle Hose, with | ciarens: Socks in short or mock seam back; all sizes; | VKRG ana Tomper ahades: aisn Goldsaberg's—Timt Fiser. known brands. Women’s 50c and 65¢ | “Kayser” Lisle Vests § 9 at 350 a garment - | 3 for $1.00 | Perfect in Regular and Extra Sizes, White and Flesh All strictly perfect quality. A discontinued number of | this famous make of underwear offered tomorrow at savings | that will make women hurry here to supply their needs for spring and summer. § “Kayser” Lisle Vests, in white and flesh color; low neck and sleeveless, in band-top style; all made and finished in the periection I of style for which this renowned maker is known. Regular and extra sizes in white; flesh color in regular sizes. Regular prices, |§ 50c and 65c—tomorrow at 35¢ a garment; three for $1.60. i Women's 85c Union Women'’s Vests, 25¢ § Suits, 6% [ o — Women's ‘Summer-welght e conds ot 500 B Tnion Suits; band or crochet tops, i in pink only. Long waist lin seemed to me that I spent most of my | berg‘s—Seserd Floo o—Tirst Floor. o In achool, and I know lota of E ihats the food) Gelaen o large sizes for stout figures. lace or shell knee styles; regular i other kids who think the thing not enable you rg’s—Third Floor. and extra sizes; perfect quality. Geldenberg’ | to build up| 4-or 5 per cent is not ing, and when you figure it : normal flesh. | o —_— ——— = = S (e )| o e o gy i AN Dol Eecuich Mothers-—a Most Important Sale of am going to as long as [ can. now 4 5 o that Mr. Claxton has showed me how Wi | Tuther John's Hittle time we really spend there in the adiciae which Iong run. Ask your pop about this. +“Be sure and write to me about what —_— weight steadily PRESIDENT GIVES MEDALS —_— wiile taking : President Harding has awarded the 2 2 ola-fash- distinguished service cross to Chap- ||| sy ioned prescrip- lain Edwin A. Elliott, 29th Infantry;| _ tion which i R = First Lieut. Arthur M. 'McKeogh, 30sth || 2 real food tonic and not & stim This is a sale whose money-saving ad- Infantry. and Second Licut. Terralll|lwithout using alcohol or dangerous || o vantages all men may enjoy—because the lot drags 1\ includes models for men, young men and high :"::" e el school and college students. I‘!Q also has awarded the dlxljn- Eowin A" Hickman, gencral star, for | BUILD NEW - A New Low Price!—Old-Time Service-Giving Quality All-wool Blue Serge and Self-striped Serge Specially meritorious services in con- Béction with the world war. Suits, in three-button conservative models; full lined with alpaca or venectian; regular sizes 36 31'98' 32.98, 33‘98 54-in. All-wool Plaids, in a NEGRO WOMAN SHOT. to 42. large assortment of exclusive : Ophelia Chapman, colored, twenty- . . tyl: d eff . S Young Men’s and Students’ Suits of Fancy Mixtures combinations for separate sKirts ur years old, 1605 Cooksey court. was taken to Emergency Hospital combinations for separate skirts 5 - and sports coata. Also Included in This Sale at $19.75 Young Men’s Suits of Fancy Mixtures, in green, brown and Serge Full 54 Inches swava o $1.69 Exceptionally fine, firmly woven French Serge, depend- able for wear and made from all pure wool—full 54 inches wide. The assortment includes Gray, Brown, Midnight Blue, Navy Blue, Plum and Black. $4.00 AH-Wool Tricotine, $2.98 54-in. All-wool Tricotine; close, firmly woven quality; in navy, blue, brown, tan, gray and black. New Spring Plaids, Men’s Spring Suits 19.75 nourishment. ‘Thousands of Boys’ All-Wool Suits | With Two Pairs of Pants Regular $16.50 Value at $13.50 Every suit brand-new. Every one with TWO PAIRS of ants. v As timely an offering as ever was made—just when you are planning new Easter clothes for the boys! Suits like these, with only one pair of pants, would be counted exceptional value at $13.50—and remember, every one of these has TWO PAIRS of pants, thus giving them double service. Hi de suits throughout—built to withstand the healthy fid“;h;grlm average boy—well tailored of strictly all-wool fab- rics; in a varied range of desirable patterns and colorings. Sizes 8 to 18 years. . : By wearing the trousers on alternate days—or keeping one pair | for dress-up occasions—it’s like two suits in one—a double saving. }f Goldanberg's—Third Fleor. i Girls’ Easter Frocks U ST early this morning and treated for a | Bulict “wound ‘inher breast The Special woman told the police she had acci- e S fho et pulisttinares| TIRES 9 80 AN oot ringy gred, occupant of the Cooksey ‘court 30x3% ® tan; one, twod-nd three bntlwn!;ingle-:rmt:d ufl two-button $1.25 . E 3 double-breasted models; some with patch pockets. Regular sizes 54-in. All-wool Tweed Suitings, i = Y t T S e Sho et e dunrs - Snap them up! 35 to 42. in & beautit] assoriment of neat geons at the hospital said she prob- | CHAS, LLER, Double-breasted models, in plain tan and green checks, 3 el her oon | ey ,mf:‘ .,y l‘m Sl B!'.;G especially designed for the boy just going into long trouser suits. $1.25 Storm Serge, 89c ipg for the woman's alleged assai 812 14th St. 4 Doors North o* H St. Sizes 15 to 20 years. e T == = Goldenberg’s Clothes Shop for Men—MAIN FLOOR—Direct | black, navy. brown and copen. Entrance from K Street. Goldenberg’s—Tinst Tiesr. Easter Ribbons A profusion of lovely new ef- WATER 7552 PN AVIATOR'S life is filled Bl with hazards. Yet his risk is ; notonebitgreater thanyours 23l when your system is under- mined by dangerous consti- pation. When constipationholdsyouinits Wras for The spring wraps were never Easter Wear Emphasizing Goldenberg’s Greater Value-Giving— $9.75 up to $59.50| Each day brings new arrivals, and it will be to your advantage to choose early while assortments are at their best. Here are the new models, featuring every popular silhouette prettier or more alluring. fects and gay colors that meet every requirement for sprin dresses, sashes, girdles an hats, All bows tied free. Hatrbow Ribbons, five inches wide; taffeta, moires, 7 Dresdens and checks; (4 all wanted shades. . . Ribbens for hatbows and hair- ws, an assortment of desirable bo shades in plain and nov- elty patterns: desirable 3 l C widtha for sl purposes New Easter Ribl for gir- dles, millinery and trimming pur- poses in Roman effects, stripes, dark Dresdens, satins, moires, light flowered and satin checks; all fashionable 53(: shades and combinations -inch _Moire Sattn in Copen, navy, black, Ribbons, old rose, sapphire, tur- quolse, henna and other 8 C of Colored Organdie SPECIALLY PRICED FOR TUESDAY AT - $12.98 Every young miss from 8 to 14 years wants to look her best.on Easter morn. Theée "charming dresses of colored organdie are just the smartest and most becoming frocks that mothers can de- cide on. X Made of fine, sheer quality imported organdie, in Hard- #rip, sickness and disease are invited ; : ot Benndand oiber : _ m;mentan!y. You cannot too quickly and style idea—at our usual moderate prices. o reeealn (B~ "“' chil ing blue, flesh pink, rose and rid your body of this dread 5 ) 3 light blue, with fluffy skirts, y i ey, —Wrappy Coats —Unbelted Styles :’::g:«:m:zwi':'eh?: 89(: !,';gmg :,em:: ,lefve’;,’ ,luh w:ou ?;k.e a p;YT’EC_?“_—"“' how —Semi-Dolmans —Quilted Wraps e e QN } ara‘l organdy rose to match. = “l’t'i;; b;t ;‘:l‘hm“;:"c‘l";c dG:::’: —Blouse Models —Sports Wear $1.25 and $1.50 Oiled ) s st BADTATEAR & 2 . ’ . = D . tinal tract. Oid-fashioned, slow-acting -Embr(él;ex Coats —Satin Cé:u Opaque Window 32.00 Satin Messalmes, $1.45 tives endanger your health. For sure, —Cape Effe —Flare Effects Shades at 67c quick results—take only a water laxa- —Straightline Coats —Tailored Coats ey Ofled Opaame, Cloth i e e st n tive, which will really flush the system. Physicians everywhere recommend The materials are bolivia, tricotine, satin, covert, v:lour, in plain and fancy effects; camel’s hair, French serge, polo cloth, the mill” on account of & slight irregularity In weave, which does not affect wear or appearance. 3 feet wide, § and 7 foot cut sizes. soft, lustrous quality, In npavy $3 Satin Charmeuse, $1.98 |$2.50 Satin Duchesse, $1.89 36 inches wide—a rich et black, with beautiful satin face: 40 inches wide—all pure silk, extra heavy welght. = etc, All the leading shades prominent for Easter. Sizes 16 to 44. 3 ) Pluto Water, because it acts promptly. oo‘m-\u" Secead mg‘ P S flm::';f:‘;l,'?m'\:':ai:i:fl,“g% :L‘d.':)m:" blazk: besvar: Exepe 51-72 Box LOO;;I -zcol'epe = plete w! crocl ng an chim' The minerals in Pluto are never-failing. The water helps gently to flush away all impurities. Relicf is pleasant, certain, complete. Pluto Water is beneficial in treatment of kidney, liver and stomach troubles, rheumatism and nervous disorders. Bot- tled at French Lick Springs, Ind. Your physician prescribes it When nature wont PLUTO will $1.25 WhiteOrgandie Imported From Switzerland Full 45-inch Width 79¢ This beautiful white Organdie was imported from Swit- zerland to retail at $1.25 a yard. A fortunate purchase at a liberal concession enables us to offer the entire lot away below the regular price. Made of the finest combed cotton—extra fine, transparent quality, with-permanent finish. Can be washed and ironed with- out starch and will always retain its beautiful transparent appear- ance. Ideal for Easter and Commencement frocks, Goldsaberg's—Tirst Flosr. & fixtures. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Fleor, 35-Inh -and-Cotton Shanton Pongee, 46¢ yd. This is one of the highest grade silk-and-cotton fabrics on the market, with a beaitiful finish that gives it the appearance of the all- silk pongee. The wearing quality is guaranteed to sive satisfaction. The color range includes the following wanted Spring shades. Tan, Natural Brewn, Piak, Light Blue, Mais, Nile, Cepen, Ol Pongee, Navy, Laveader, Gray, Russet, Oxford Gray, White and $1.25 Colored Organdies, 89c 45-in. Imported Colored Organdies, & superior. high-grade qual- l!{ that retains its original crispness. In & complete assortment of all wanted evening, pastel and street shades. $4.50 Canton Crepe, $3.89 heavy, pure silk quality, a distinctive weave, in whits, navy, brown, black and gray. and understand what this means, $1x90 close-woven, round-thi Lt et SOy 40 inches wide—beautiful qual- ity, all pure sllk, rich, crepy fin- riet i mraeln Shades: 1o strest and evening n- oluding light blue, flash, pink, Black, “white, eto. 40 inches wide—extra $1.50 Seamless Sheets " '81x90 Inches, Double-Bed Size, “Run-of-the-Mill". ... Beamless—the best sheet made for ssrvios, Xnow he - - read grade. Termed "run-of-the-mill” because of dlighdetsects, witah do not interfere with the wearing quality, 39¢ Pillowcases, 29¢ * 200 Bloached Musiin, 14c S8, 3 e, ARSI