Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 17

B Store Hours: € Where Your Dollars Count Most EHREND’ 720-22-24 Tth St. N.W. : Open 9:15 A M. Close 6. P.M. 1Cool Voile Waists For Stout Women ey ! bheaut S — T e Sizes 48to 54 cut full proportionately. here tomorrow. tomorrow. hetter grades that sold at $1598. nd misses. 138 A wonderful selection of stout women’s sizes and styles becoming to stout women. You know what a task you have in find- ing extra sizes and these are not only marked extra sizes but measure up and We’ll expect every extra stout woman in Washington ell as a host of pastel colorings. Sheer White Voiles ™ $15.98 SATIN DRESSES You'll find Silk and Satin Dresses galore here Not the regular $9.98 dresses, but the Dark shades as Sizes for ladies *9.98 600 Fine Dotted and Figured Voile Dresses eatest dress value offered this season. assortment of light colored voiles, with inty veat designs and the wanted polka dots. resses regularly up to $7.98. Sizes 38 to 46. Misses’ White Georgette Dresses Not to late to get the white dress for the eat saving. too. ores of ecially priced for tomorrow. 15 Boys’ Long-Pants Wash Saiior Suits The litt il Suits. 1 with large white E col s ‘he braid and black middy and trimmed with mings. Every one fast color. t 89¢ Women’s Bloomers Made from fine qual- ity Flesh, Batiste or 54C Crepe, with ruffle and A elastic at knee and elastic waist- band. $1.50 Corsets Strong coutil in these Corsets. with 4 strong \89C hose supporters: high, medium or low bust. Sizes 20 to 54.00 Ouality 1 ~orch sthers w Jize rang we Som sashe: to 46. ory one a perfect sheet and om starchy filling. finished These are -inch torn hem. 89¢ 42x36 Pillowcases Made from an especially good weaving bleached muslin with cambric finish. Cut 42x36. 75¢ Fancy Figured Voiles Full 40 inches wide in a wonderful selection of pretty dark colors, with multiple colored georgette ef- Many colored checks—both in voiles and batiste fects. included. Men’s Mesh Underwear work Shirts, with short sleeves and Boys’ Nainsook Waist Union Fine quality Nainsook Union Suits for boys 6 waist well stayed and with extra rows of buttons. Fine quality, closely woven Gauze Ribbed C days, made in regular sizes. Fine, closely woven Ribbed Union_ Suits, 41 C sizes. Tape neck and lace-trim- Cool, Summer Open- drawers, ankle length. Sizes 34 to Suits to 12 years. The 54C Ladies’ Gauze Vests Vests—for these hot Ladies’ Pink Union Suits in pink only. Regular med pants. i 81250 Seamless Bleach- | l ed Sheets Firm, closely woven imported georgette crepe, in v styles and beautiful trimmings. 168519 Children’s Peg-Top Strong. durable ever-wear ma- ials in these Rompers white colors $3.00 Bathing Suits You'll enjoy a dip and a frolic in Tidal Basin with one of these fast-color Jersey Bathing Suits, with attached bloomers and black and white trim- Extra mercerized flesh-color Batiste ze. of pretty colorings, as well as all top and lower garments. A *3.98 girl graduate and at a Sizes 16, 18, 20. Rompers 0 with- the sturdiest Kkind of There’s a goodly variety with contrasting colors— All fast and in sizes 3 to § years. *1.99 75¢ Nightgowns fine 55C quality Nightgowns, extra good length and full cut. Cut ble, soft Batiste, trim- med wi ery ruffle and cluster tucks. Sizes to 29. Gingham Porch Dresses t-color Ginghams, rugh for neighborhood and ve embroidered collars and and white turntback cuffs. the wa and ev ing to Children’s Sox, 4 for 43C Pii;:e Striped mercerized and wide double cuffs. Women’s Pure Thread Silk Formerly $150 Values Superb Lustrous Silk Hose, quality and is rich in appearance. with seamed backs. heels, elastic garter tops. in these $2.25 35-inch Black Satin I No such black satin has been offered at this price, even before cannot sell more than 10 yards. *1.00 $3.00 Metallic Cloth Beautiful popular cloth for evening dresses and trimmings. and for tomorrow only. “l 7fSc Drawers u. rom dura- S7c¢ th fine embroid- *2.98 ir. Heavy lustrous quality very thread pure silk. Ow- quantity being limited, we any one customer colorings in this 36 inches wide 39c Hosiery Quality and Blue Sox. Fully $1.00 Hose, 98 Made High spliced pure thread, that will wear Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Heavy Quality Pure Thread Silk Hose Black, also la Men’: 25c Sox, with slight imperfections, but the service only. for ladies. $1 '95 white, gray and cordovan; ce and satin stripe effects. Men’s Socks s’ Fine Quality 1 OC s not impaired; cordovan Sizes to 11%. ! Shubert-Garrick Theater last night, | novelty being offered at the end of jthe Current Topics in the shape of { was “Seven Years’ Bad Luck,” hav- ing its first showing in Washington | |§ s AMUSEMENTS SHUBERT-GARRICK—“Adam and Eva.” It was a notable occasion at the for it was the inauguration of the third season of a summer stock com- pany at that playhouse. The elab- orate floral display In the foyer. the no less profusion of floral offerings to the players, the address of appre- ciation by Manager Edwards, the en- thusiastic reception of the perform- ance by the large audience—all in- dicated an event of unusual interest in local theatrical circles. Manager Edwards has assembled a company lations with those in front of the footlights and presented a play t has been a metropolitan success. The applause was frequent and hearty. “Adam and Eva” was chosen to in- augurate the season, and was a happy selection. As will be recalled by those who saw it at another theater some months ago, it is an amusing story of | the regeneration of a rich but extrav- : agant family. Robert Brister, in th part of Adam Smith, who brins: about_the reform, created a most fa- vorable impression as the leadinj man of the company. Florence Eve lyn Martin, in the role, Winsome. and became h favorite at once. _Douglass Dumbrille. as the | man of wealth was vigorous and con- ! vincing. Leah Winslow. as his elder daughter* Leon Pierce as the son-in- law, Edna May Oliver as his sister in-law, J. Arthur Young as his cous: in and Hardie Meakin as Lord An-| drew Gordon, who aspired to be hl!’ son-in-law, were all well cast, and Constance Hope made the small par of the parlor maid @ conspicuous suc: cess by her restraint and discretion. Edwin Trusheim would have been more convincing as the physician it he had been made up to appear not | quite so youthful. At the close of | the second act, when the entire com- ; pany was assembled on the stage. showered with flowers, Manager Ed wards expressed his gratitude for the | and promised that no efforts would season a pleasant one for locai the- THE VEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, that quickly established friendly re- | I of Eva, was: [ contributed to a rounded performance. A friendly reception given the players |§ be spared to make the summer stock il ater-goers. NATIONAL—“The Scarlet Man.” “The Scarlet Man'" a satirical com- presented by Charles opened a week's engagement last night at the National Theater. The lay is advertised as being on its way to New York for a run there. The audience sat patiently through three acts last night, laughing at the appointed laughing spots and ex- pectantly waiting for. something sav- ing to develop in the last act. Then, when all seemed lost, the hero comes in and assures the audience it's all a joke, a satire, a pure farce, and not to be taken seriously, anyhow. Then things work out reasonably well. The play represents Mrs. Talbot as a social climber who hopes to “get there” via the route of Mrs. Dela- e the well known leade: Mary Talbot indulges in an esca- pade that shocks the family, but Mrs. Delafield praises her for what she has done, and all is serene. John Cumberland’s interpretation of Wilbur Lawrence is well done, con- sidering his opportunities, and Miss Frances Carson is _conv. attractive at Mary Talbot. KEITH'S—Vaudeville. Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne received a most enthusiastic “society they are playing this week in a sketch entitled “The Poor Rich Man." As both had attained great popularity as screen stars, there was unusual in- terest felt by many to see how they would appear on the stage. They were making their first appearance in_this city and Bushman was natu- rally nervous over what his reception would be in his home town. Neither could complain, as on the first appear- ance of each there was hearty ap- plause. As to their histrionic ability the many curtain calls that followed their act indicated the satisfaction given. Each made a graceful address, and Miss Bayne promised a speedy re- turn to Washington in a play instead of a sketch. The rest of the program comprised all sorts of turns, something of a an animated cartoon that is funny and gained hearty applause. The Barr that is full of color and animation, itheir dresses being unusually rich and their dancing pleasing. Pat and Julia Levolo have a unique wire act; Dave put on a ventriloquist act that score Brown and O'Donnell pleased with original patter and created lots of laughter; Miller and Mack were a hit with their rough fun making that is new to many; the Tuscano Brothers Juggled battle-axes in thrilling style, and the Pathe pictures covered the news of the day. o COSMO0S—Vaudeville. . To single out the headline attrac- tion of the program of varied excel- lence at the Cosmos Theater this week would probably be doing a| [d grave injusti to other offerings. Though “Mutt and Jeff,” in “Taking a Chance” is listed as the feature, | 8 and is, indeed, a bright bit of musical Old Egypt.” offering a series of mod- ern and ancient dances, and the ef- forts of Lew Cooper, one of the fun- niest of blackface comedians seen at the popular playhouse in a_long time. The bill has many other bright. vaudeville features, including Shaw and Campbell, two pretty misses, Who proved themselves artists in pre- senting their new songs and selec- tions on the piano; Giddy and Giddy, aero comedians, whose many acro- batic offerings were as difficult as they were funny, and ‘“Reno,” the hobo cyclist, whose act, though some- what abbreviated, was very enter- taining. With the eyes of the world focused on the coming international scrap, much interest was shown in “The Fight of the Age’ a two-reel film showing intimate and humorous views of Dempsey and Carpentier in training and, in addition, an artist's conception of possible punches to be delivered when the champs get together and what their might be. A photoplay, which found favor at all performances yesterday, and featuring Max Linder, the inter- national star, screen in this picture after an ab- ience of several years. T edy in four acts by William Le Baron, | [f Dillingham, | 4 T e field’s friendship, Mrs. Delafield being [ (4 cing and | |3 welcome last night at Keith's, where | [ Twin sisters put on a dancing act| [d Roth made good in songs, dances and a piano playing; Marshall Montgomery ; effects E who returns to the F MR JUNIORS— Littie \Rs One-third the regu- lar dose:™ Made ot same ingredients, thes candy coated. For chil- dren and adults. Bungalow Aprons - at 5% Practical models of gingham, in neat blue and white checks; made in open front model with kimono sleeves; all-around belt; trimmed with rick-rack braid. Sizes 2 to 12 ears. years Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. A most extraordinary offering—the result of a great underprice purchase direct from the manufacturer of 500 pieces of this lovely material for summer frocks. They are high-grade Voiles made from the finest Egyptian combed yarn and exceptionally fine two-ply quality. Shown in an un- usual assortment of beautiful effects—dark grounds with neat printings representative of the latest styles and effects, with self-color satin mercerized stripes. Every yard new, fresh and perfect in weave and texture. The kind of wash goods used in the handsomest summer frocks. Silk Voiles produced this season. beautiful all-silk satin Jacquard stripes. The color assortment favored shade. 36 inches wide. Organdie is the most popular wash fabric for summer dresses. thades. 39 inches wide. Regular 59c Tan Pongee | 48c Yard Full 35 Inches Wide A fine silk-and-cotton tabric that has the exact appearance of all-silk pongee. Extra special to- morrow at 48c a_yard. Goldenberg's—Wash Goods Department—First Floor. ing shades. First Women’s $1.00 - Union Suits, 50c Summer-weight gauze cotton union suits, in low neck and sleeveless style, with crochet neck and arms; also bodice tops with loose or tight knee. All sizes in the lot, but not in each style. Children’s Knit and Waist Suits, 69¢ Low neck, sleeveless, knee pants and garter attachments; sizes 3 to 12 years. [A Sale—White Hats| The Fashion of the Hour I in a jiffy. women. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. $3.95 and $5 The White Hat is THE Hat for sum- mer — SO says Fashion. And we present the hats of white. New ones have been added to our collection— a gala array of styles and ef- fects from which may be selected a hat appropriate for every summer occasion. Large, me- dium and small shapes. —White Sport Hats —White Rib- bon Hats —White Satin Hats —And Combinations —White Georgette Hats —White Canton Crepe Hats $1.39 Double-Bed Size 81x90 Seamless Sheets, 98¢ Every sheet perfect quality, made from close, even thread sheeting ‘cotton that will give excellent service. They are 81x90 double-bed size. Extra special for tomorrow at 98¢ each. . $2.25 Extra Size Sheets $4.00 White Pique $1.69 Spreads, $2.98 81x108 Seamless ‘Bleached A high-grade quality with neat ts, made from superior qual- fi’;”huv; sheeting cotton, {ree from starch. Note the extra large size—they are 108 inches long. All are perfect. 39¢ Bleached Pillow Cases, 28c Excellent wearing grade, made from close, firm, even thread cot- ton. Perfect quality. These arc 45x3814 inches—the extra large size housewlives prefer. $3.00 Crochet Bed Spreads, $1.98 woven patterns; full < size for standard three-quarter beds. Classed as mill seconds, but the hurts do not impair the wearing quality. Muslin and Cambri Pwo special lots at prices considerably less than regular, 12 Unbleached Mus- Itn, 36 inches wide, 8%0 for general use. Spe- 15c Bleached Cambric, one cial at, yard........ g + wide, a fine 11 Double-bed White Crochet yard. wide, Sp!;:ld!. good heavy grade with olase L“‘:r‘éy Sp l lc handsome Marseilles designs. @al at, ¥: ) The price is special for tomorrow only at $1.98. 29¢ Printed Percales, One Yard Wide—Special, 18c " In the desired light and dark grounds and all wanted styles and effects for making women’s bungalow aprogs and other summer wearables. One yard wide; a very fine high- count percale; colors warranted fast. 27-inch Dress Ginghams, in the scarce and wanted seer- sucker stripes; very desirable for house dresses and children's wear. Reg- l6c % ular 25¢ value, at...... : 27-inch White Shaker Flannel, 29c Yard o T Y e Faced old | lity, for infants' wear. 5-quarter Table Oflcloth, in qua E the desirable tile effects. "gra‘fméyecfifl:: = l 2]/20 Seconds of regular 50c quality A Bpeciul iatn ) —one day at 29¢ yard. ARt LR UOES e ‘Goldeserg's—First Floer. EXTRA SPECIAL |5=Quarter Table Oilcloth A Phenomenal Purchase of 69¢ Satin Mercerized Stripe Voiles $1.50 Colored Satin Stripe Silk Voiles Another remarkable sale offering of 100 pieces of the very handsomest Novelty The exclusive styles shown in the collection are found only in the highest class wash fabrics. The groundwork is silk mixed with includes every 39¢ Colored Organdie, 39 Inches Wide count the announcement of this bargain is most timely and important. i sheer and fine quality, shown in a complete range of the desired street and evening . 39c Plain Colored Voiles 24c Yard Full 38 Inches Wide A fine two-ply quality with chiffon finish, in a complete assortment of wanted street and even- BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE" 33C }79c 29c On this ac- Crisp, quality. Final Clearance of Wool Jersey Suits $8.50 Only Fifty of these Smart-looking Suits of all-wool Jersey cloth—our entire remaining stock. Come early—as the price we’ve put on them will make the entire lot go out Well tailored of extra good all-wool Jersey—in burgundy and green only. Sizes 16 to 20 for misses and 36 and 38 for Children’s Bloomers at 29¢ Pair A special lot of Chil- dren’s Bloomers of white nainsook, with neat ruffle at knee and elastic band. All sizes from 3 to 12 years. Girls' Princess Slips, of fine white nainsook, with lace edg- ing on neck, sleeves, and flounce. All sizes 59(: 410 12 years. Special at Children’s Summer Night- &owns, of soft nainsook, with round and kimono sleeves. Lace 54=inch All-Wool Sports Skirtings $3.98 Yard All-wool Sport Skirtings, in the much desired stripe effects of black-and-white, blue-and-brown, black-and- brown and tan-and-black. Full 54 inches wide. Spe- cial for tomorrow at $3.98 a yard. 36-inch Mohair, 49¢ yd. Sold regularly at 69c a L 36-inch Mohair B-rllln.numt good quality and luster; for Separate ;lklrl? and t:lnchlnz suits. In black, navy and gray. Goldenberg’s—First Floor, ¥ A NEW SHIPMENT C. B. 0(lsorsets. Has Just Come in There are a number of new models of C. B. a la Spirite Corsets awaiting you in our corset depart- ment. And any one of them—no matter what the price —has been scientifically constructed to lend that grace and poise in which lies the secret of women’s charm.. Styles average and stout fig- for slender, ures. Low and medium bust, extreme long hips. All sizes. Prices are less than formerly—for" example, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 Up to $4.50 Corset Department—Third Floor. $2 Chair or Sofa Cushions $1.00 19%x20-iach Bar . Harbor shape - elimir cushions, tufted with 20 buttons, neatly boxed. 20x20-inch round shaped sofa cushions wath big button at (or. ' All covered with various color cretonnes. $1.39 Georgette Bandings, $1.00 For sashes; finished with a double row of hemstitching. Colors_include, gray. navy, henna, ecru, jade, shrimp, turquoise and black. Neckwear Department. 0 [ Women’s Satin Stripe Silk Stockings, $1.29 Pr. Substandards of $2.00 Quality Fashionable silk stockings that because of trivial faults are classed as seconds. The imperfections are hardly notice- able:and dc not impair the wearing quality. Satin stripe silk stockings, with mock seam back, in a number of colors, but no blacks. Special at $1.29 a pair. 45-Inch 89c White Imported Organdie, 55¢ Yard A sfigcial lot of this highly fashionable white material, bought underprice and offered at savings that will be wel- comed by, our customers. Extra fine, sheer, transparent quality, made in England. Snow white bleached and with beautiful finish. 35¢ 40:Inch White | India ‘Linon, 24c An extra fing, sheer, erisp qual- ity. Made of selected combed yarn. Extra special. | | 39c 40-Inch White Organdie, 29c A fine, sheer quality for dainty waists and dresses. Extra spe- cial. . 25c 34-Inch White Linene, 19¢ A cotton fabric with a beauti- 20c 36=Inch White Longcloth, 14c A fine, soft; chamols-finish ful linen finish. For suits, skirts, quality. Extra special. ete. Extra special. 20c 36-Inch White Pajama 39c 40-Inch White Checks, 16¢ Voile, 25¢ For lingerie. In the fine pin A fine two-ply quality with the check. A high rount quality. desirable chiffon finish. Extra Extra special. special. $1.25 Quality 36-Inch Tubular Tricolette, 98¢ Yard A-new shipment of this smart silk at a price that is another proof of the value-giving in the silk department. A lovely all-pure silk quality of Tubular lette, in black, navy, jade, dewdrop, brown, cadet, gray and mode. 36 inches wide. $1.25 Silk Pongee, 98c $2 Chiffon Satin, $1.49 35-inch Colored Chiffon Satin, 33-inch Tan Silk Pongee: pure | rich satin-face quality, in a com- silk; imported quality. For men, | Plete assortment of’ strect and ever; shades; also white and women and children’s wear. black. $3.50 Charmeuse, $2.98 40-inch Black Satin Charmeuse: extra heavy rich satin face qual- For making handsome street and evening gowns Men’s and Young Men’s Wool Suits, $20.75 With One and Two Pairs of Pant Even if the sale price was several dollars more, you would still be getting exceptional value for the money in these suits. ity. They are well tailored, and come in a large assortment of colors as well as Blue Serges. Full lined with alpacz Models for young men and conservative styles for older men. Sizes 35 to 42. Men’s Genuine Palm Beach, Mohair and Summer Suits, $11.75 A clearance of broken lots left from recent selling, with choice offered of genuine Palm Beach Suits, Mohair Suits and summer-weight Serges, in sizes 34 to 44; a few stouts also included. Goldenberg's—Men's Clothes Shop—First Floor—Direct Entrance From K Street. $7.95 Stenciled Grass Rugs, 8x10 Ft., $4.65 New, Attractive Summer Rugs, brought down to new low levels in tomorrow’s special sale. They are good heavy- weight; firmly woven to render excellent service, and are shown in a number of desirable oriental, medallion and neat border designs. 8x10-ft. size for the average room. Green, blue or brown, oriental, medallion and neat border effects to _select from. 59¢ Stenciled Grass Runners, 39c a Yard 27-in. wide; stair and hall run- ner, made of double-warp, smooth- finish grass. The desirable color of green; stenciled key border. $20 Cook’s Linoleum $19.75 Hodge’s Fiber Rugs, $14.75 9x12-ft. Hodges make, reversi- ble Cherokee brand rugs. Woven colorings of blue, green, rose, tan, gray, brown, oriental, me- dallion, neat border and carpet R $l3 75 patterns. ugs, $13. . 9x12-1t. Cork-filled _Genuine $1.25 Stenciled Grass Linofeum Rugs with burlap back at less than the felt paper kind. Rugs, 66¢ We secured them to sell at this 27x54 _Double-warp Stenciled low price because they had but | Grass Rugs. Greem. blue or 75, all the same design. An cx- | brown, medallion, oriental and cellent neat pattern in the desir- neat border designs. able blue colorings. First Floor Tables. [ sale offSimmons 2Y-inch Colonial Post Enamel Beds In Mahogany or White Finish $15.75 Simmons 10-Year War- ranted Spring— Simmons Green Label Felt Mattresses—