Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1921, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, D. C., THURSDAY, WASHINGTON, llr- 4 Oi Ny, HHHH Lol QD Re! e ( pla and Tl I ited ot Il ored Satin Messal petticoats, dresses, etc. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Girls’ Middy Dresses At $1.00 Lot of Girl's Middy Dresses, of good qualnv white material, with blue sailor collar and cuffs, trim- med with flat braid, red ties, belt and pockets; full cut sizes from 3 to 6 years. Bilue e Middy Skirts, with white waists attached; full plaited models with leep ems; size years only. Regular $l .69 3298 ... Lot of Black Satine Bloom- ers. elastic knee and buttonhole bands. Size lgc 2 years only... Girls’ Khaki Bloomers, but- tonhole bands and elas- 49 tic knee: broken sizes up to 10 years.......... c Children’s Polly Prim Aprons, of percale, trimmed with rick rack braid and two pockels. moully small 290 un-b-r._m Floor. Remnants of 25¢ and 29¢ Percales 15¢ Yd. Remnants of 36-inch Per- cales, 32-inch Dress Ging- hams, 32-inch Peggy Cloth, Shaker and Outing Flan- nels; good useful lengths for women’s and children’s wearables. 18c Dress Ginghams, 11c Remnants of -inch Dress Ginghams, in plald! checks, and plain colors; also remnants of standard apron ginghams, in lengths from 2 to 8 years. 39c Dress Ginghams, 19¢ Remnants of nch Bates and Treffan Dress Ginghams and 36- inch high-grade Shirting useful lengths for dre house garments. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Mussed Undermuslins Muslin Drawers, i 33C and ‘Women'’s flounces of hemst ed hem; broken lot sizes Women Wlme Petticoats, good quality muslin; deep flounces of tucks and hemstitched hem; full cut and well made 98(: Worth $1.5! SR Lot of Flexo Petticoats, also some with drawstring tops; deep embroidery flounces; slightly mus- 98C B8 c...ccccneccacaan Colored Petticoats, fine‘ soft- finish satine. in assorted dark striped and floral effects, also of light-weight mate- $l 00 rial. in plain colors; stylish flounces .. Goldenberg's—Third YlD'r. $18 and $20 Sample Dress or Steamer Trunks $12.75 Dress or Steamer Trunks, in sizes 32, 34, 36 and 38 inches; covered with heavy fiber or can- vas, many with three-ply ve- neer. Extra quality locks, side bolts and heavy brass trim- mings. Goldenberg’s—Tourts Tleor. stees 215 10 7 in the lot eideanery ot it Flase Remnants of Silks Worth up All in to $2.00 29 Useful a Yard ) Lengths Our entire stock of silk remnants included in this lot—regular prices deeply reduced to hurry out all short lengths left from recent busy selling. tion from the following desirable silks— 35-inch Colored Chiffon Taffeta, 35-inch Col- e, 35-inch Stripe Novelty Silks, 35-inch Figured Silk Foulards, 35-inch Black Taffeta, 35-inch Black Satin Messaline, 40-inch Colored Crepe de Chine, etc. Good range of colors and just the lengths wanted for waists, Women’s Low Shoes Regular 400 Pairs $4 to $7 $1 95 of Oxfords Values ® and Pumps In this Friday clearance sale are shoes from our regu- lu stock. which have hecome depleted in styles and sizes, hey consist of Oxfords and Pumps, of tan, patent colt, Mack kid combimations and dull leathers. High and low heels welted, turn and Mo Kay sewed soles, You will find First Make early selec- Seconds of $!.00 & $l;25 Men’s Union Suits ; 75c¢ A small lot of Men's Union Suits, of fine quality gauze cotton and ribbed bal- briggan, in white and ecru colors. Short sleeves, full length legs. Well made, perfect fitting garments. Mostly all sizes. If perfect quality would seil regularly at $1.00 to $1.25 each. Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, short sleeve s full-length drawers, with extra large double seat; some slightly im- Worth 50c and Half Huse. i ” “Round Tic Ipswich™ makes: of plain and mercerized lisl and mercer- ized cotton: black colors; perfect qual 25C values worth to 50c pair Men’s Golf Caps, good quality wool-mixed mater unlined and taped. Sold OC regularly at i9c and $1 Men’s Balbriggan Underwear, seconds of Lawrence and other high-grade makes: short sleeves and full-length drawers. Brok- sizes. If perfect 50C would sell up Underwear, 2x80 checked nain- coat shirts, full double scat: ner e eat nertert 48C quality: all regular sizes Men’s Bath Slippers, en Athletic Men'’s fine quality 800k: sle knee-length good quality terry cloth. made with carpet solex; slightly soiled from handling: 39C worth 59¢ pair......... Men's Half Hose, good qual- ity maco cotton; black and plain colors; perfec qux”l) THRE for. Gordeners's Fint Fioo $1.25 “Run of the Mill” Bleached Sheets at 75c¢ 72x90 Three-Quarter-Bed Size Small Lot of 72x90 Seamless Bleached Shects, full thre quarter-bed size: extra hea: round thread sheeting cotto; subject to slight imperfections. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Ribbon Remnants Including ribbons of all de- scriptions, for every purpose, in all the most desirable shades. Plain and fancy moires, satins, taffetas, self stripe taffeta. etc. Widths suitable for hairbows, sashes, girdles and millinery. 8¢ and 1oc values at Sc yd. 25¢ and 29¢ values at 19c¢ yd. 45¢ and 50c values at 35¢ yd. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Wash Boilers Up to $2.00 Values 98c 0dd Lot of Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, with cold wood handles and tight fitting covers. Slight- ly damaged from handling. Goldenberg's—Basement. Cretonnes, Scrims| and Silkolines 39c to 49c | 25: and 29c Values Values 19¢ Yd. '124c Yd. Mill lengths of yard-wide Cre- tonnes, Silkolines, Voiles and, Scrims, in lengths from 2 to 10 yards, but as much as 100 vards aitke. In light or dark colorings, for draperies, cushion, comfort and furniture covering. First Floor—Bargain Tables. Remnants of 50c P, i 24c Yard quality, APRIL 28, 1921 21 Our Friday Remnant ¢ Icloth mnants_of arter dilcloth in white tiling ef- Lim- Quantity. Floor. and co ble g Golde A Sensational Remnant Sale of White and Colored Wash Goods' ' In addition to our usual remnant lots from regular stock. we include in tomor- row’s sale mill lengths secured direct from the mill to sell at extraordinary low prices. These are all in good useful lengths and offer unusual chances to purchase white and col- ored wash goods for all summer needs. 19¢ White Goods 29c¢ and 39c Colored 1 Wash Goods clud nch \‘..n«m.k p " inch Longcloth and $0-inch White olored India Linon. 25c and 29c White Goods 16c¢ White Wash ch Mercerized Poplin, 34-inch Linens n Whit 50c to 69c White and | suiuns’ Colored 3,;' Eon I SR ifon i Longeloth and 36- Colored Wash Goods | sy, o6 ftneh || e Neineoek 00 Colored Cotton Chiffon’ Si1 All wanted 75¢ to $1. Colore street and evening shades. W. . ash Goods . C 39c and 50c White temnants of 33-inch Colored Cotton’ Pongee Silks, Goods 49c Colored ilk Embroid- 3 nch Colored Remnants of High-grade Col- . with beauti- c ored W h oods. including 5 Colored inch Reppscord Poplin, e silk of White Goods. and cotton fabric inch Print- o White | ed Kimono Silk ilik_and cotton olored 40-inch” W quality. in beautiful designs color dots Chiffon Voile, 26-inch White | {nen Satin Stripe Vo “‘m ton Crepe Fancy Mercerized Skirtings, 40- handsome printed designs, 45 Yarn Mercer inch White Transparent Organ- Imported Swiss Organdy. and White dy. 36-inch White Pique, 36-inch other superior quality fabries White Shirting Madras, White fine quality, White Nainsook | In all wanted strect and evening | sha 1 lengths for | Tch White Irn(mr(rl! fi 3 White Wi and Check nd 27-inch Yarn Mer- cerized Poplin. Us wasts and dresses. n other high- s materials, Goldenberg's—First Floor. Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses &SkirtsatClearanceReductions | | Women who want to economize on spring and summer apparel will be here early tomorrow to reap the advantages of these big savings. We've cut prices to the core of | cost to clear out all “short lots” quickly. ‘Women’s ) | Women’s ) i Polo Coats i 5 Suits | Formerly |’ ° Formerly i i $13.98, now i up to $2975 | ) N i now | Women’s ] | i | Coats ! i | Women’s | | Formerly 1 i Suits | up to $29.75 | o | Formerly i now J | up to $49.50 O | now | Women'’s . g Wraps ! ‘Women’s | | Formerly ! Dresses | f up to $49.50 o i Formerly t now | up to $19.75 | L4 i i now J Women’s 1 Dresses | | Women’s Formerly r Dresses { | up to $27.50 L4 | Formerly r | | now J | up to $35.00 | o | now J Women’s | A X | Dresses ‘ . Won‘len s i Formerly r | Skirts | up to $42.50 b4 | Formerly [ | | now J | Up to $7.75 i J | Goldenberg's —Second Fioor. i now Sale of Men’s and Young Men’s New Spring Suits $18.50 Decided savings are afforded by this group of Men's and Young Men’s Spring Suits—come tomorrow and see for your- self what unusual values they are. About a hundred and fifty suits, well tailored in the new spring styles—including Conservative 3-button Models of Navy Blue Serge, with one pair of trousers. Coats full lined with alpaca. Sizes 36 to 42. Students’ Suits, in brown and gray stripes and novelty effects, especially designed for the young man just going into long trousers. Some with two pairs of trousers. Sizes 32 to 38. Young Men’s Trousers, $4.75 Pair An unusually low price for trousers of this quality. Made of fancy suitings, in patterns of green, gray, brown and tan, also black and oxford. Good selection of styles; sizes 30 to 40. Goldenberg’s Clothes Shop for Men—First Floor—Direct Entrance from K Street. Window Shades 50c Each Seconds of 79¢ to $1.25 Values Floor Samples—Discontinued Pieces in F-URNI-T-U-R-E A clearance of oddments from the Furniture Store that affords unusual savings. Few-of-a-kind pieces from Only a limited quantity, may not last all day—included are our floor samples—some slightly marred. Be here early oiled opaque. "Holland finish to avoid disappointment. and heavy opaque; 36 inches wide, 6 feet long; white or Seven _ All-Steel Two Babies' Cribs, wal- 3 Ate Cots, twin link nut -~ finish; drop greens. Slight imperfections. sprive: reularly 295 figes Ty $6 75 Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. $5.00 $9.60 ... Three Bnblel' ngh Chairs, bent wood mahog- $4 95 lar- 'hu Four White Enamel Steel Ftinay pows: $12.50 continuous pos! regularly $18.60. Remnants of 18c rec-| Cottons and i fl?::rsfirégg S et S o wsize; regularly :r- .u 1 lc! 1 ; Cambrics Hiree Odd’ Wood Beds, | VI i, 549 o8 rl-un '$4.95 our Cane Seal Y $11.00 | iR o . E od Mo Do Nlll“”".d Cot Pads, OCottan rien. @l irean, ‘- bo! :l.fl: e ro- .M Il'-»-nun " vnllx ‘ “9.“ Hx‘ """ - 32 98 .-. eeenie mh Women's Cotton Hose, in black weight; perfections. perfect quality. rdovan; seamed back and dou- rter tops; summer all siz ht im- lsc Worth 23c. .. nberg's—First Floor. bed van, A Friday Children’s Medium-weight Rlb- sizes; also a few cordo- Seconds of 18c values.. The Week ly Clean-Up of 0dd Lots and Remmnts at Extraordinary Price Reductmns Sales, always noted for great values, offer hundreds of remnant pieces and hundreds of lots of seasonable, desirable merchandise at deeply reduced prices. Be here tomorrow and share this one-day economy event. Women’s Fiber Silk Hose Odd lot of Women’s Plain Black Fiber and Silk- mixed Hose, with mock seam back; also a few desirable shades; all sizes; 05¢ black. in 1 2’;’20 Cotton Hose In in broken Sizes. Sale of Boys’ Two-Trousers Suits Sizes in the Let—S8 to 14 Years Because sizes are broken $5.85 Exceptionally Low Priced for Friday in certain styles we have reduced the price of these boys’ two-trousers suits to a point that will bring mothers lot—made of sturdy-wearing both pairs of knickers lined throughout. years included. Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers of all-wool navy blue serge, lined throughout and full cut. § to 18 day at. Trousers. | Knickerbocker style; f regular cut and with double stitched seams. Sizes 8 to 18 \ears 980 Boys Wash Sui its, of good <t-color’ washable Remnant in a hurry. 63 suits in the fabrics, in Noriolk model; Boys’ Percale Blouses, nf_] good” quality material in ‘ light and dark col- ors. Attached lar model; siz t (First M»or.) Boys’ Wash Suits, of fast- ocolor chambray and madras, in Oliver Twist model, in white 2to8 )BArs (First Floor.) Clothing Goldenberg's—Boys’ partment—Third Floor. Do- Lots of CORSETS At Greatly Reduced Prices C. B. Corsets, of heavy-weight coutil; medium and extreme long hips; size able for stout figures; 35 only. Regularly $5.00 low bust a Mightybone; bust model, with doub well by only. Regularly $1 Lot of Popuiar Make Corse! topless and medium bust models, s slender figures; Treo Elastic modet; in pink only Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Kirt; ) zes 42 to 50. Lot of American Lndy Corsets, of fancy matenal Regularly $6.00 Thomsen's Corsets, of pink batiste; extreme low broken lots and size Paraknit Brassieres, hook back model suit- $2.98 $4.00 $2.98 insert; boned with ones sizes 21, 25 and ‘n pink and whlle‘ ble for average of $2.00 Worth $3.00 . All-Wool Dress Goods s se $1.19 qualities ...... Splendid choosing from the most preferred list of spring dress materials—at remarkable savings tomorrow. French Serge Storm Serge Mannish Serge Tailor's Serge Scotch Sultings ¥ 'Heronx Suiting Black and leading_ colors. Widths 40 to 54 inches. Lengths wanted for women's and chil- dren’s wear. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Women’s $1.00 and $1.25 Gauze Union Suits|, at 75c¢ Women’s Summer-weight Gauze Union Suits: low neck and sleeveless; crochet neck and arms; shell and lace trimmed knee. Also a few with closed seat. Regu- lar and extra sizes, but not in each style. 0dd lot of Women’s Gauze Cotton Union Suits, with ribbon shoulder straps; tight and lace- trimmed Knee; regular 50C sizes; also a few extra sizes’ worth T3c each.. Knitted Union Suits, and short sleeves, knee i s e G0 Goldenberg's—First Fioor. $2.00 Panel Lace Curtains $1.39 Each White or Ecru Color Panel Curtains, 2J% yards long, 45 to 50 inches wide. Choice of Scotch or Nottingham weaves, in several pretty designs. These are used one to window. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Boys’ nigh est: _to slight m{per- Pattern— With its potent message for Home Dressmakers It’s a new kind of Pat- tern that brings to Home Dressmakers the two things most desirable in a Pattern —simplicity and accuracy. And consequently it saves en the time and patience that your sewing season de- mands! Instructions_for cutting and sewing are printed right on the Pattern—that's the improve- ment! For it has none of the puzzling circles and perfora- tions that make the old kind of Pattern difficult to handle. Any one interested in Sewing will see immediately the great advantage of the “Printed Pat- tern.” McCall Pattern Department—First Floor, $12.95 Wool and Fiber and Stenciled Grass Rugs at $7.85 ox12-foot Large Room Size Reversible Wool-and-fiber Rugs, in green, red, tan and brown medallion and neat all- over designs. Also Extra Close 1,600-warp Grass Rugs, in green, blue and brown novelty effects, medallion and neat designs. All perfect quality.” The majority are one-of-a- kind design. $20 and $22.50 Brussels Rugs, $12.95 Alexander Smith and Sons Seam] feet and 7.6x9 feet. Choice of floral, less Brussels Rugs, sizes 83x10.6 medallion and ail-over figured designs. All desirable colorings. Only a limited quantity of each size. 9x15-Foot Wool-and-Fiber Rugs, $11.75 These are slightly imperfect on ;rn being sold at this unusually low Tremont Brand Wool and Fibe brown; ‘would ltll for 326 each. Stenciled Grass grass ruge A recent shisment of medallion ud oriental designs. t hooks, such slight defests that the one edge; for this reason they rice. Large room siza, 9x15 r 8, In green, re tan and i strictly perfect quality, Rugs, $2.88 Included weveral bales that wera wear- Nimow Sai0 oot 0-warp grades. n a by water or freig! n alition or the a 9 foot. green, blue or hrown stenciled designs. 33 Onu or Ru Rugs, $1.19 green, blus ar hrewn orlental Naw "u& wige ITAB4 Inchen L $1.29' i R ) s G T T o | s T T ; t p.m.; high tide, ip.m. AMUSEMENTS {"As You Like It"—"Richard III.” |1 Prom a portrayal of the melan- [ choly Jagues. in “As You Like IL” to that of the tyrannical Duke of Glos- hard 111" Robert B. Man- ational Theater, vester- n and last night tion of dramatic ve “Ric ¥ Mantell com- s noteworthy. For supported » from Touchstone, lighter vein, to the ndon. in the tragedy, were exsayed by Wils with a naturainess to ‘had been created spe- him Miss Genevieve de of Rosa ed almo ¥ Annn “pathos of the her talent car- play to soul- 2 Stillwell, as of Bucking- Mr Mantell used version of the includes matter ard 111" Cibber ., ore which {from the final scene of part three of “King Henry VI” and omits cer- tain ! r Some scenes have been transposed, others elided. while a part_of the text is Mr. Cibber own. The arrangement is a practical |one, adding to the dramatic values Mr. Man was required to make any curtain bows during the pres- entatio nl the two plays. His recital of the Ages of Man” in ° You Li was the most enthusias- tically aplauded \\I his efforts. “La Tnm » The Sun Carlos Opera Company again won the hearts of Washington's »ing public last ev ening with rend ¢ Glacomo Puc: cini’s three-act nxwr.x “La Tosoa.” The title roles were sung by Louise Tayvlor as Floria Tosca, Giuseppe Montanelli as Baron Scarpia, chief of the useppe Agostini as a painter and lover of Floria Tosca s is the first part sung by Miss or in the present local engage- ment of the company. Her voice is & beautiful soprano. full of melody and pathos and rich in dramatic fire and power of exccution. Also she is an actress of first rank, and her exoel- lent work in the combination of these two talents, together wl(h her attrac- tive personality, served to make her a favorite from the start The difficult_role of Scarpia as in- terpreted by Giuseppe Montanelli was a highly dramatic as well as vocal success. Full opportunity was given for wide and varying use of his powerful baritone, which was taxed to the limit, and never once did it fail to score a triumph in registering a required emotion. Giuseppe Agostini, tenor, rendered an exceptionally good portrayal of the painter lover, and he has never sung better in this city than during last night’s performance. His work with Miss Taylor in the last act was one of the most enjoyable bits of song in the evening's entertainment. Other members of the cast included Amedeo_Baldi as Spoletta, a police agent; Manuel Perez as Sciarrone, & gendarme; Pietro de Biasi as Casare Angelotti, a political prisoner; Natale Cervi, in the role of a sacristan; Pietro Canova, as a jailer, and Barron as a shepherd boy. The orchestration throughout was beautiful in itself, but, as in previous performances, too loud to permit a full enjoyment of the voices. The scenery was beautiful, lending a truly breath-taking finish to the highly dramatic climax in the death of Scarpia and the exit of Floria Tosca at the end of the second act. La Tosca furnishes only two chorus num- bers and the second one in last night’s performance was very im- pressively rendered. “Cavalieria Rusticana.” by Pietro “I Pagliacci” by R. and will be produced this Mascagni. Leoncavallo, evening. THE WEATHER. For the District of Columbia— Cloudy tonight; tomorrow fair; little change in temperature; gentle north- east winds. For Maryland—Cloudy tonight; to- morrow fair; little change in temper- moderate northeast to north For Virginia—Cloudy tonight; to- morrow fair; little change in tem- perature; moderate to fresh northeast winds. For West Virginia—Generally fair tonizht and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 6 12 midnight, 56; 4 a. 12 noon, 64. Highest temperature, 64, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 54, occurred at A-m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 61; lowest, 48. Barometer—i pm. 30.05; 8 pm., 30.06: 12 midnight, 30.10: 4 am., 30.09; § am., 30.13; oon, 30.08. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide. 6:34 a.m. and 12:19 am. and 1 3 2 7:47 am. and 1:08 am. and Tomorrow—Low _tide, :14 pm.; high tide. 1:21 p.m. The Sun and Moon. sToda) —Sun rose, 5:15 a.m.; sun sets, p.m Tomorrow—Sun rises, 5:13 a.m.; sun [sets. 6:58 p.m Moon sets, 10:14 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. F Temperatars. Stations. Bismarck Roston According to statistios he Institute for Public tudents