Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 14

14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY. APRIL 22. 1921 2 :Da Hungarian Peace Ratification | fillment by Germany of her repara Danube river |tions obligations. The chamber of ated between | €Puties approved the measure last week ly interest- | atifies the t for Eight-Hour Day. lies, said | G A. Switzerland.—The Inter- “ongress of Transport Work- American | i | ers has passed a resolution calling for rator, upon his intcnance of the eight-hour return to th last night from d exhorting workers of a I e on trip to the es to resist by every m attempts by capitalists” to ex mouth of this limit or to impose overtime on ms in the men. Ao Germans Deny Gold Exporting. fect | BERLIN.—That the German govern- ved through |ment h n g gold into I neu ibly being due cden. which pments country, Arranges Rome Visit. Official announcement was t King Albert and Que the Relgian soverei it Rome during the latt it was las from normal. -d by Pope Bene- 1 Meetings = s e PARIS—Complete of Den- and the holding of ten meeti neine Zei- | Parisian suburbs has been @ ointed at-jupon for May 1 by the Unio Is on l'«n-~‘4an~ of the zone i ter, | Jects to be discussed at he me i1l be no infringement of th our law, sty. protest u-hwar and ce to the Ri * the | revolution France. Schleswig mark. Th tung (Ber ma will ored by ub- 0.—All rail- | mails, was | Wednesday ( a result of a| i suspended Porto Ri until further notice, trike of railroad me { i Occupy Islands. i goslav troops have oe- | 1 1 Dalmatian coast, hdrawing from A patch received here from AFFUCTED . WITH MOVIE JEYES ? &N When you go to the moving picture show don’t sit too near the front. While you *are looking at the pictures your eye muscles are constantly employed and your iris made active by the continual change of light. If this . causes your eyes to become in- flamed, seek an ex-, perienced optometrist. Italians says a d Spalato. Ship Radical to China. 1CO CITY Americ Gale, to be sent back to- Mexico, will ard for port, whence h . according to a ct lh\—rl is no YOY agreement betwe. and soviet Ru ican steamer arrive: week with goods rorf T R 614 9T ST. N.W. ing for a 50 nt tax on German imports. to pplied as a penalty for non-ful- @ F REE)A[';ANDER BROS. @' Offer Extraordinary Men and Young Men ed the bill prov per ! OPTOMETRISTS be , STYLISH Suits PRESENTATION PRICE =~ Formerly Sold to $50 The latest turn of events at Friedlander's big 29th Anniver- sary Sale is the offer of a spe- cial lot of splendid high-grade Suits at a saving which is a subs: “birthday contribu- tion” to the prosperity of every buyer. In these big lines of fine gar- ments voull find all sizes and a fit for any build. The lots in- clude every desirable. POPULAR PATTERN AND WANTED SHADE Pencil Stripes, Worsteds, Herringbones, and Serges Affording a selection so wide and satisfactory that considered in connection with the remark- able price, no man can well af- ford to miss the opportunity to own ene. Every Suit is warranted to uphold the high reputation for quality for which this old established store is famous, but in all such offers there is “first choice” and the early buyers will get them. Come in Today and Let Your $25 Do Double Duty for Once Friedlander Bros. 428 9th St. N.W. Men’s Clothing Dept. 1st Floor Established Since 1882 nube River Shipping Awaits | i the | e = O T O T ) T D SR (G i) i S — New Tailored and Lingerie Blouses, $1.95 ‘oiles. Dotted Swiss, Linene, Madras, Voiles in satin stripes and plain tyles with high-low collars, voile with white ndy or plque col- tings and lace Kayser’s Silk Gloves Eayser's 16-butten Silk Gloves. Kayser's Twoclasp Silk Gloves, e«rfis with drawn quality d embroid- Kayser's lbhnunn <llk Gloves, S BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE' =il i g 9 e tips ... - $ 5 Galdenher‘ l—hn\ Floor. Goldenberg’s — Second Flaor. $10, $12.50 and $15 French oom Haits 3 Exclusive Models : All Beautiful New i in a Remarkable Hats of Rare . Underselling Event P Individuality g o An opportunity to purchase high-class millinery of the best and most exclusive style 'way below i regular prices tomorrow. They are hats of the high character our customers have been accustomed I& to seeing in our collection of beautiful French Room styles—which means hats that have in their f designing all the best style-thought of foremost American designers, as well as accurate copies of exclu- § . £ sive Paris models. THE COLLECTION OFFERS A HAT FOR EVERY OCCASION —FOR DRESS, STREET, AFTERNOON AND-SPORTS WEAR. The fine materials include Milan, Porcupine, Lisere, Taffeta, Horsehair, Visca Braids, etc. The preferred colors, too—Jade, Pearl, Sand, Orchid, Black-and-White, Navy-and-White. Trimmings—Gardenias, Field Flowers, Feathers, Ostrich, and French Fruit. Goldenberg's—Millinery Department—Second Floor. L iR e Ribbons, | Sale of Women'’s Handbags at 1 to Nearly Under Price A remarkable purchase of new Handbags, representing the fac- tory samples and odd lots of a prominent maker, secured to sell at unusually low prices. All are of superior quality, in a varied range of the newest styles, in silk and leather bags that every woman needs to complete her spring cos- tume. Lot 2—Worth up to | Lot 3—Worth $2.50 Women’s $8.00, $9.60 and $10.00 ngh-Grade Novelty Footwear $6.45 Women have a matchless opportunity to get wonderful values in | this shoe sale tomorrow. The qualities will win the approval of the | most particular, and the styles are among the smartest in vogue. Choose spring and summer footwear now and save largely. | Styles include Gray Suede One and Two Strap Pumps and Colonial Pumps with Louis and Baby Louis heels, and Brown Suede Oxfords and One-Strap Pumps with Louis covered and military leather heels. All sizes 21 to 7. Sale price, $645 a pair. Goldenberg's—First Floor. 1 2 | Oxfords, One and Two Strap Pumps and | Colonial Pumps A Sensational Value-Giving Event for Saturday Lot 1—Worth up to | $6.98 $3.00 and $3.00 Leather/Handbags inblack | Handbags in sillstand | gl Goooi s iy A Wonderful Purchase and Sale of s 0 o et | feathers, including: Ane silk 3 : leathers, including Seal 1D, round metal-top styles, in e e e moires in black and colors; B a > e R T e g Sl f T T e omen’s New I'lll ra S Newest shapes in swagger | metal frames, also good quai- nishtL 3 3 15 bags, long hangle bags and ity Leather Bags in many of | Fine quality silk moires, in fitted bags, also a limited as- | the scason’s most popular | black and colors. New round At d sortment of fine Leather | shapes and styles in black | chaoes with tassel to match an Beauty Cases (fitted). All are ' and colors. Small lot of e silk lined and finished in the | Fitted Beauty [T Pd‘ $l 69 1 1 w0 $3.95 e sk $1.95 S prine - T Y5 to Nearly /> Below Regular Prlces styles s .. pr’ice PriCe .ececees i Goldenberg's—First Floor. To duplicate the style and quality of these smart Wraps and Coaats in the regular way you will have to pay a third and nearly a half more. We acquired them in a special purchase and the advantages secured are turned to your benefit in these remarkably low prices. A wrap or light-weight coat is indispensable to every woman and young miss—here’s the For Saturday—An Extra Value Group of Boys’ Two-Trousers Suits % opportunity many have been waiting for. Every Suit All Sizes o y i 1 With Two for Boys THE MATERIALS ARE SUEDETTE, Pairs of 7 to 17 CAMEL’S HAIR, VELOUR, SILVER- Knickers ] * Years TONES AND POLO CLOTH. Newest Styles in Wrappy Coats, Dol. mans, Cape Effects, Tailored and Semi. Tailored, Boxed and Full-Belted Models Pleated, Embroidered, Silk-Stitched and Novelty Effects. The majority are full silk lined, others are half lined, a few unlined. Springtime colors of New Blue, Tan, Reindeer, Pekin, Sand, Navy and Henna. Sizes for misses and women. Excellent wearing fabrics, good-looking patterns, stylish new models. And the best part of the news—TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS, which means twice the wear. They are here in a variety of neat, serviceable dark colored mixtures and both pairs of knickers are lined throughout and all seams taped and reinforced. Sizes 7 to 17 years. These suits are excellent values at this price—come in and see them tomorrow. Goldenberg's—Third Floor, We advise early selection. as the exceptional values at the low prices will cause them to go quickly. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Men’s New ‘Spring Suits $23.75 Men who know clothes values will recognize these suits as real bargains. They're suits that bear the unmistakable mark of good tailoring and f:lhij fineness — right in every particular! With One and Two Pairs of Trousers Models for Men, Young Men and Students - < 2 e ] 2 = @, oo (¢ & c — £ Z (¢ s White Net Dresses New arrivals of beautiful White Net Dresses for girls featured tomorrow at typical Goldenberg money-saving prices—a display that will please mothers and delight the young misses. Adorable models with fluffy picot ruffles on skirt, waist and sleeves, finished with satin ribbons and buds. Large variety of styles, in sizes 6 to 14 .years—specially priced at— $8.98, $10.98 Up to $15.98 Colored Organdie Dresses $8.98 Up to $12.98 An array of new charming models in girls’ dresses of colored organdie—of fine quality materials in dainty shades of pink, rose, copenhagen and light blue. Ruffled skirts, sleeves and sashes. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Cute thtle Dresses for 2 to 6 Year Old Girls New Dresses of organdie, in light blue and pink, with dainty ruffles and $3 98 . ribbon; full skirts.and high waists. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Special at Warner’s Rust-Proof Corsets Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Guaranteed not to Rust, Break or Tear We are always glad to make a new customer for Warner’s Rust-Proof because we know that she will always be back for another. They fit. They wear. They may easily be laundered. They are comfortable, fash- jonable, dependable. Women like them! Priced, $1.50 to $5.00 i S5 i There are styles and models to please every one—suits for men who prefer conservative styles, as well as snappy models for young men and students. Come tomorrow and judge the values for yourself. Men’s Suits of Blue Serge, Blue Cheviot and Fancy Mixtures, in a large variety of colors. Regular sizes 34 to 42. With one pair of trousers. Young Men’s and Students’ One and Two Trousers Suits, of sturdy materials and preferred colorings and pat- terns. Sizes’32 to 38. Men’s Spring Top Coats, $24.75 Light-weight Oxford Coats, in single-breasted fly front, vene- tian lined—the proper coat for spring wear. Sizes 35 to 42. Men’s. Trousers—Extra Special, $3.49 Well Tailored Trousers, of cotton worsteds, in neat stripes, also gray and brown herringbone stripes and serges. Sizes 29 to 40. Goldenberg’s Clothes Shop for' Men—FIRST FLOOR —Direct Entrance From K Street.