Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 16

T16 i ¥ THE EVENI‘NG STAR 0. TUESDAY, JULY 1%, 1021 Where Your Dellars Comt Most BEHREND 120.2234 16 5. RN. S Store Hours: Beautiful Figured Voile Dresses 4,98 Cool Summcr Dresses of fine sheer voiles in Q fusion u or small igns and color eomb tiong—o nk effects—ruffies and ulnwnfl of whi organdy. The nry dress you want ia in this vast sortment, and at the price you wanted to pay, $4.98, in- stead of $3.00. Sizes to ¢4. manent Swiss finish priced under $20 and $35. These were bauht to $12.98 and $15 from a manufacturer who -pecl?h high-class dresses only. Every new shade and the last ‘word in style youll find here, and sizes for miss of 16 or ladies up to ¢4 bust. $11.98 and $12.85 $7.98 Linene Tailored Suits ‘The firm quality of linene has the appearance of the pure linen in the more expensive suil -. Strapped Tuxedo Jacket: d Flared Ski a nifty s4 69 business or dres: too. 800d range of the wanted colors in all ais 40-Inch 50c Sati Black Satine A superior soft-finish, y-t rich llulron-, qn-my Bl e for malds’ dress ng suits, boys' blou general wear for chndnu. ploomers, etc. Nete width, - 3 36-Inch 29c Light Percales Another case of about 2,000 has arrived of these firm, standard quality Percales in an endless 'lrl.l of stripes, checks, dots and neat small designs. l::l:l Iy ‘ooa ffl! c men's shirts, boys’ blouses and house inches wide and absolutely fast colors. 35¢c Plisse Crepe An excellent quality, in pink, blue and white. A prac- c tieal nn.rlu for ladies’ underwear and nl‘ht'e'nl. a8 this quality requires no ironing. 5 59¢, 69¢c and 85c Fancy Voiles Wmlout & doubt the best values that have been aflcud in ‘Wash! n this season. Almost every style design color com MUDII you could uk for—the neat well covered small designs, Polka-dot or large Georgette figures— 40 inches wide and ry ono absolutely fast color. = 50c 40x20 Bleached Turkish Towels Den't judge the quality dy the price, as these werq never made to sell at less thag 50c. Heavy, double-thread hemmed ends—all white and very absorbent. c Limit, ¢ to & buyer. $2.25 Crochet Bedspreads $ ity t ear’s 1 th runt-hos TP e resas.” The oroohet Kind 1o a selecs tion of Marseilles designs. e quantity is limited— [ ] Net mere than 4 to a custemer. 2 g 29¢c 36-Inch Chamois Finish Longcloth 8 Yards for Many & 10-yard bolt we sold ef unls um elotl s at $2.9 ua not so long ego either. ‘with d”t‘l: chamoise unuh. lor u-dorwnr o8, Girls’ $1.75 Gingham Dresses ‘You'll not make girls’ dresses when you gee these e rarand culls, of shoer White orgacds, 93c WAISTS - During the waists an the 68c most khaki- cloth—long sleeves and attached collars. Sizes: tomorrow at 93c. Not the nnlu price but specially riced f Beautiful to 14 years. BOYS® $1.00. KHAKI vneufcn these —made lrom hard wearing 8 to 16 years. $1.00 BOYS’ KHAKI PANTS Strong, dur- able Khaki, 68c Cloth Pants, in the bloomer style. Full cut and well made, Sizes 8 to 16 years, $2.50 All-Wool Tie-Back Sweaters All the new colorings are hare 1n this lot of All-wool Tie-back Swestars. Low in price, yet comfortable and s l 79 durable. $2.69 HOUSE DRESSES ‘These lre cut extra s fu!l, extra size of fine checked gingham, wlth ered skirt on belts. up to 52. Ladies’ 89c Lace Hose A Remarkable Qu-.my Fine ma-nrl Hose and if perfect would et 39c—doul ln lolHl'h. lflllud ho‘l and wide garter top—bl.usk and colora, L ] Ladies Nicely striped snkle and sesmed baock, Richelieu rib- bed—dropstitch Lisle Hose—black and white. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose rbmryetrebine iy [l L lery. vy W e orerter "top. Black and the new shades. ® Ladies’ 16-Button Silk Gloves s ] 9 = Tdc Ladics’ Gamze Ribbed Vests 39¢ $2.00 CREPE KIMONOS " Cut extra full from § / Genuine § [} selection sleeves and piped. szes 38 to 4. :33c Knit from Fine-combed Yarns, and white, cloge-fitting; are cool and comfortable. Taped necks and trimmed arms. Ladies’ Ribbed Union Suits Clocely-knit Ribbad Unien “nuvmumnmnlb:'m o “m “'. trimmed pants. llEflERS ADMITTED IN STILLMAN CASE Alleged Writings of Indian Guide Will Be Regarded as Evidence. By the Associated Press. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., July 12— Daniel J. Gleason, referee in the Stillman divorce case, has handed down a decision admitting in evi- dence two letters offered by the at- torneya for the plaintiff and known a8 exhibits “B” and “C,* alleged to have been written by Fred Beauvais to Mra. Anne U. Stillman, the de- fendant. Exhibit “C" s understood to be the letter In which Beauvais is said to have threatened to kill any one who attempted to make love to Mra, Still- man, & nd contained the declaration, "{‘dl.m all yours and Guy's until the end.” Regarded Plaintiff Vietory. The ruling is regarded as an impor- tant victory for the plaintiff, since Referee Gleason in an earlier deci- sion had stricken out exhibit “C" with the stipulation that should si flclent additional evidence be intro. duced it might later be admitted. It is understood that the present decl- slon admits the letters only in so far a8 they relate to Mrs. Stillman and her infant son Guy, and excludes refer- ences to Beauvais as being father of the child. Referee Gleason's declslon upholds the contentions of the plaintiff in seven of nine points, again ruling out the testimony of Dr. Russell as to Mrs. Stillman's declaration concern- ing the paternity of Guy Stillman, and striking out any direct declaration which may have appeared in the record as to the paternity of the in- fant on the issue of illegitimacy. Phone Conversation Admitted. Among the evidence admltted is the testimony of Mrs. Percy Rockefelle: sister of Mr. Stillman, that Mrs. Still man over the telephone sald that her husband never came near her or would have anything to do with her. This was offered upon the issue of adultry only, and not upon that of llegitimacy. Exhibit twelve, a letter written by Beauvais to Mrs. Stillman in May, 1919, and offered by the plaintiff, both as grounds for divorce and as bearing upon the paternity of the infant Guy, is admitted into the veidence of the former count, but from it is ex- cluded any direct or indirect declara- tion by Beauvais as to the paternity of the child. Exhibits “13-A" and “13-B,” offered algo on both counts, are the subject of a similar decision. Exhibit “13-B" is the letter written by Beauvais to the defendant in February, 1919, the re- ceipt of which was acknowledged by Irene Kelley, then in the employ of the Stillmans at their Pleasantville es- tate. It was the “rolled oats and moc- assins” letter, and Referee Gleason ruled that it was admissible since testimony showed that Mrs. Stillman had acted upon it by sending for the oats as suggested by Beauvais and by keeping and cherishing the mocassins. Two other letters, exhibits 21 an 21-A, which were offered In evidence as standards of comparison bearing upon the handwriting of the co- spondent, Beauvais, also were mitted. They have, however, no direct bearing as testimony either upon Mrs. Stillman's conduct with Be upon the paternity of the ini y. John E. Mack, guardian ad litem for Guy Stillman, returned here from Yonkers, where he attended a confer- ence of Mrs. Stillman's attorneys. He expressed the opinion that Mrs. Still- man would not be present at the re. sumption of hearings before Refere Gleasgn Wednesday morning. She.4 at present visiting friends in chleam LAWS FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN TO BE URGED Business and Professional Club Members to Hold Convention in Cleveland July 18-23. CLEVELAND, July 11.—Protective legislation for women is one of the principal subjects to be discussed by delegates to the third annual conven- tion of the National Federation of Approximately 400 delegates and like number of visitors are expected to attend. The opening day’s session 11 be devoted to a meeting of the execu- tive board and registration of the delegates. ‘The convention will get under way Tuesday, July 19, when the first busi- ness session will be held. Round table discuesions on glubhouses, club- rooms and the work of state federa- tions are on Wednesday’s and Thurs- day's programs. Standing committees wu.l report Wednesday morning, and in the afternoon .plans ‘!0? 1921-22 will be discussed. Election of officers is l.t for F'ri the oconvention ending with & picnl supper. Among speaker rpeet-d the eonvention are Miss Lots u Kelly of New Mexico, Dr. Amelia Reinhardt, San Franeisco; Harriet Vittum, resident, orthwestern Uni- versity settlement, Chl Ackermann, Chicago; M Kleeck, Russell BSage tion, Naw York; Mrs. Harriett Stanton toh, New York, and Harriet Cole of the same city. 350 business and professional women’s clubs, with & membership of 40,000, are now affillated with the fed- eration. There are federated clubs in tional president. 3 —_— FISH VIA AIRPLANES. Speedy Transportation of Fresh Supply to Madrid Planned. MADRID, July 10.— Madrid's dally supply of fish may be brought from the seagshore by means of airplanes if 2 plan under discussion is adopted. Fresh sea food {s eitremely scarce in the capital at present, and it is to remedy this condition that the air- plane plan has been suggested. The journey by air from the coast would take about three hours, instead of the twenty-four required by rail- road freight trafns. Bottled In Washington, D, C. SA8-0 BOTTLING CO, “Phone Lincoln 1212, 1822 Pa. Ave. S.E. WASHINGTON, D. 3x6-ft. size Opaque Window Shades, mounted on strong spring rollers, in colors of green, white and ecru; perfect quality. Complete with fixtures. ‘Fourth Fleor. Sale of Boys Wash Suits Seldom do mothers have an opportunity to pur- chase the youngsters sup- ply of summer wash suits at such savings. The con- cession we obtained from the manufacturer we pass along to our patrons in the form of this lowered price. O5¢ Choice of Middy and Dutch Daddy mod- els, fashioned of guaranteed fast-color wash materials, including Chambray, Amoskeag and Madras in white and colors. Full-cut, neatly made garments, in sizes 3 to 8 years. Extra values at 95c each. Boys' Clothing Department—Third Floor. . 40-Inch White Organdy Regular 39 4 Quality. Special - c For Wednesday........: 40 inches wide—perfect’ quality—fresh and crisp—these sheer, beautiful Organdies Kiesent a buying opportunity of unusual saving importance. Made from superior combed yarn, snow-white bleached and of desirable sheerness. The ideal material for charming white frocks and blouses. $2.25 English Longcloth | 29c Galatea Cloth, 19¢ §-inch White Galatea Cloth, & $1.59 36-inch White will quality, for 36-inch English MT]O&. 3 ch: is-finish quality; full s fon yards In each piece. 35c India Linon, 24c 40-tnch White India Linon, a 25c Cannon Cloth, 19¢ very fine, sheer quality, snow- 34-inch White Cannon Cloth, & white bleached. heavy linen-finish quality; for 50¢ White Gabardine, 35¢ women's suits, skirts and middy blouses. 36 Inches wide, a yarn mercer- ’ o 1zed quality; for uulu and skirts. 39c White Chiffon Voile 59¢c Dotted Swiss, 48 25¢ 36-inch White Dotted Swiss, in 40-inch ‘White Chiffon Volle, & neat small-woven dots; a fine, fine, sheer, two-ply quality. sheer quality. | A Sweeping Clearance of | |Women’sandMisses’ Apparel Entire Stock of Suits, Coats and Dresses Marked at Tremendous Reductions for Clearance Reductions are made with no regard for earlier prices or costs—values are created that make this the biggest buy- ing opportunity of the season for women and misses needing new apparel for late summer and early fall wear. Women's and Misses’ Cloth Suits, for~ 510 00 em.e . ‘Women's Silk and Cloth Dresses, former $5 00 prices up to $1358, now. ..........a.....' . Women's Wraps, Coats and ’u, lor- mer prices up to $4950, now $24-50 Women's and Misses’ Silk Dreuu. ton- mer prlmnup to $17.98, now .. 58 67 Fine Quality Wash Frodu. prices up to $24.50, nOW. ... . 3 prices upto $29.78, MOW.....ccocevennnen-n o Women's and Misses’ Cloth Suits, for 524 50 mer prices up to $4930, an&sm. o ‘Women's Highest Grade Clot former wln: w‘:lo $75.00, NOW...coeevmerncnnen 539075 e e 4590 Stout Wash Dresses, former 20 $1298, MOW ..ovnnnonronranncemnene R - Grad resses, forme: pfleel:l:;dto 509.:0.5:::",..............:. e 520.00 Goldeubers's—Secoad Fioor fresh, new wash goods in greatest demand for summer frocks—a fine, sheer quality, in a complete range of the preferred colors, including both street and evening shades. The width is 39 inches. 35¢ Plain-Color Voiles, 25¢ . Mneh Plain-color Voiles, extra fine, sheer quality, in all wanted street and evening shades, also black. $8.95 Grass Rugs 8x10-it. Room Size. $4 45 Special Tomorrow at sale of bright, new floor coverings that will interest housI:wwes who xgxecd new rugs. Perfect goods, in a large array of wanted colorings and attractive stenciled designs, in combination colors, also blue, green and.brown medallion and oriental effects, also novelty border styels. Heavy, double-warp quahty, in the desired 8x10-ft. room size. $5.00 Stenciled Grass SI%:IO R:ttafila and 2.95 erokee Rugs Bosv{an::gusl;lgwlrp Grass 512'95 Rugs ¢x9-ft. sise; for small ‘R halls &nd -make Rattania Rugm porones: T othen ot ‘green. biue - nx-:‘;fiot also Cherokes Rugs, and brown, figured center and novelty border designs. 6x12-t. size for M Goldenberg's—Fourth Floer. Pink Bandeaux 29¢ Of pink mesh and fancy materials; fasten at back lnd elastic in back; all sises. First Fleer. Extra Size Summer Drawers, $1.00 Women's Extra Size Summer Drawers, soft nainsook, flounces of pretty embroideries; all sizes. Thomson’s _Corsets, $3.00 'lrlmn;mu'l Plnk‘ ‘!‘?plla“ l!l!orl:: sets, fancy materials, weight; just the model or muslin; well made; Sizes 3 to summer wear, Sizes 20 to 26. Joars, -+ Third Floor, - First Tioors 1'1:1: or dark colors. Women’s 75¢ Pants, 50c Pair Women's Summer-weight Gauze Pants, made with mus- lin band and tight knee; also a few loose knee style; regu- ‘lar and extra sizés. Women’s 85c Union Suits, 69¢ jmmer-1 ht Gauze Cotton o ;;l'e"l:' neck and sleeveless; u‘ht and loose knee; 5, ¢ and Children’s Pajamas, $1.00 utttlc Chlldran'l Blllie Burke Pajamas of white ero!s~box A NEW SHIPMENT OF Steel Foldmg Cots Purchased from the U. S. Army surplus supplies. Simmons Cot Bed, with continuous tubular frame with twin link springs. Just the cot for summer homes, spare Can be folded up and stowed away in small space when not in use. len Mail orders filled if accompanied by money order and freight charges to your address, Goldenbergs Furniture Store—*'Acress the Btrest.” Women s $4 White Footwear at $2.95 Pair Comfortably styled and good-looking white low shoes to wear with summer frocks—at a worth-while saving tomor- White Canvas Strap Pumps, with Babi Louis and rooms and bungalows. TOW. military heels; sizes 2J4 to 7. Turn and soles. Goldenberg’s—TFirst Floor. $2.50 Sport Silk, $1.98 Wom:nTs-E-repe Kimofios - $1.00 Good grade matenal, in pink, blue and rose; stylish models and full cut Sale of Trunks At Remarkable Savings Two groups of hlgh-gndc trunks from our recent big trunk purchase, representing the close-out of factory lurp‘us lots and discontinued styles at nearly one-half former prices. Former $18.00 Former $25.00 Values at Values at $10.75 $16.75 Chol el three. veneer fiber or heavy canvas covered trunks; 'o 3 ?l,lnch sizes; many clntb-vh’ned and with two trays, nlherl vmh automatic tny and leather straps. All with good locks and side bolts; heavy brass trimmed. $10 Suit Cases, $5.95 ine Lesther Sult Cases, 3¢-inch size and 8 inches deep; wide lung:nl‘:nu all around; good lock and side snaps. * : Misses’ Nainsook Bloomers, 39¢ In white, with narrow ruffled knee; well made. Sizes 16 to 18 years. Third Exira Size Summer Gowns - 8¢ Special lot of Women's Extra Sise Summer Gowns, slip-on models, prettily stitched neck and sleeves; full cut. Third Floor. 29¢ Cretonnes 19¢ ‘Washable Cretonnes in mill s from 2 to 10 yards; light dark grounds in bird, foil- e and striped designs. Many #cu are of the same pattern; suitable for chair coverings, ';w' draperies l.lld c!u. Tieer—Bargain Tabl A Special Demonstration of Aubry Sisters’ Toilet Goods Representatives of the famous Aubry Sisters’ Toilet Prepar- ations are here to offer our customers advice about the prop- er care of the complex- ion. They will be y sewed the merits of the va- 40-inch Colored Sport Silk, heavy, rich, lustrous qulht{ glad to demonstrate in pink, tan, royal, old rose, and gray, with self-color bloc design. $1.50 Hanna Pongee ' $1.25 33-inch All-silk Hanna Pongee, in the fashionable demi-rough effect. Heavy, firm-woven quality. In a light natural tan shade. Goldenberg's—First Floor. $1.25 Rag | Rugs, 88¢c Good Heavy Quality Rugs, in hit and miss designs; fringed ends; size 26x48. First Floor—Bargain Table. Housewares Aluminum Coffee Per= icojators — two-quart trade size; l,luzlxty guar- anteed, Gas StVVu—mtb two ‘burners, $2.98. ng Mops—on fong handles, 59 Aluminum Cooking Ket!ler—lz- quart trade size, guar- anteed quality, $2.49. King Lawn Mowers—with steel blades; easy running. Ueinch size........5798 16-inch size......... 984 Enterprise Choppers—large four cutters; a grade chopper, $2.29. Large Size Aluminum Vegetable Strainers, 79c. Garden Hose—five-ply Garden - Hose, 25-foot lengths; complete with combination nozzle, Wash Boilers—with cold wood handles; n!rlnsg and durable. 0. .$139 Galvani: Wash Tubs—20-inch size, 79%. Continental Exten= slon Wood Frame Win- \dow Screens—24-inches 17\:3:, open to 33 inches, Gray Enamel Tea Kettles — five-quart trade size; perfect qual- ity, e Goldenborg’s—Tirst Floor. Women's Chiffon Silk Hose $1.3 A chance to purchase Beautiful Chiffon Sme Hnle at unpsual savmgs—supenor sheer quality so ar this season. In a variety of desirable street s NO BLACKS or WHITES. These are subject to dlght imperfections, which are hardly visible to the Seconds of $3.00 Values ‘Women’s 29c Hose 19c Summer-welght ‘black Hose, full seamless hose. Goldenberg’s—Tirst Fiser. n . and cordovan, with seam up the back; also white rious toilet articles produced by these well known beauty specialists. Come in at once—your time will be well spent. Geldenberg’s—Basement. $1.50 Crepe de Chine $1.19 40-inch Colored Crepe de Chine, all silk, firm-woven quality, in a enlanp! e assortment of street an ent! sdes, includin white and :fnk. " Sale of Better-Tailored Palm Beach Suits $14.75 All these garments are expertly tailored and carcfully finished to stand up under hot-weather wear and retain their original smart shap- liness after repeated tubbings. Ir the wanted green checks, tan, sand, gray, etc, Regular sizes only. Goldenbug’é Clothes Shop for Men— First Floor—Direct Entrance From K Street. Extra Size $1 “Run=of=the= Petticoats Mill” Seamless [ Sheets, 79c Each | 72%90 Seamless Sheets, full bleached and the prop- er size for three-quarter beds. Made of heavy, round - thread muslin of lang-welrmg ualit Termed “run-of-the-mill” owing to slight imperfec- tions. Extra special at 79¢ 82.50 and $3.00 Summer Curtams, $1.95 ns et ot m “ 45c Bleached and !er doors or vludo Pill 33c wide, lnll hn'th. tassels tom Y Kou. 2 ““;{,"“"‘ 42x36-inch size, a fine, firm ‘waoven quality, free from starch or dressing. color $2.25 Seamless Bleached Sheets, $1.69 81x108-inch size, extrs largd size; perfect quality. $3.50 Crochet Bedspreads, $2.39 ble - bed size, in l.:v‘;“ jod Marseilles pat~ 16 White Cambric 11c 36 inches wide, & fine, clase woven, soft-fnish 'r-la m—nn Full- , but naked eye. Children’s 35c Socks S Chi on's with " etripes. - ' mflu. Bloomers, 79¢ Black Sateen Bloome: quality. oluzlc walst and . 'mise 14 to 16 years, n sises.