Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1921, Page 14

and to perpetuate the namc and fame of the world's greatest money-spending: center.” ' Their organization was incorporated as the Heart of New York Business Men's Association, and includes OLD LIFE GONE, EATING ONLY DUTY, LAMENTS LONELY SOUL TO NEW YORA BISHOP M. 1 CURLEY An Old-Fashioned Extra Special! -$1 Sheets at 79c This is a good time to re- plenish needs for the pres- ent and future. In tomor- row’s sale you are offered 72x90 Seamless Sheets, full bleached and of good serv- iceable quality. The correct size for three-quarter beds. Sold at this lowered price because termed “run-of-the mill.” $1.75 Bleached Sheets, July Clearance Sale Price .. 81x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets, extra large size: for double beds, round . thread, perfect quality. finished with wide hems. $4.00 Bedspreads, $2.98 Crochet Bedspreads, full double-bed size: in heavy raised Marseilles patterns. $3.00 Bedspreads, $2.39 Crachet Bedspreads, in Marseilles designs; double- bed sfee. 50c Pillow Cases, 35¢ 45x36 Bleached Tillow Cases, ‘Iarge slze: free from starch or dressing. 20c Sheeting Cotton, 1215¢ 39-isich . Unbleaches ing Cotton, a heav: sheets, ete. =3 Goldendorg's—First Floor. 29c Burlap, 19¢ Yard Yard-wide Heavy Burlap, in blue, brown and green; suitable for portieres, box and trunk cov- erings. Good close-woven grade., Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Sheet- round Boys’ Wash Pants 69c Pair - Mothers—here’s an opportunity to outfit the young- sters with cool and serviceable wash pants at a worth- while saving. We secured 900 pairs of genuine Datona Cloth: Washable’ Knickerbocker Pants greatly under price and tomorrow we pass along the savings to you. They are extra full cut and strongly sewed—just the kind ] 3 A_Special Purchase of | i | for vacatiorf wear. Sizes 7 to 17 vears. Goldenberg's—First Floor—Bargain Table. $10.95 .Linoleum Rugs e $6.75 Tomorrow at....... Genuine Cook’s Linoleum Rugs, with burlap back, in neat or all-over designs, in various desirable colorings. Correct size for small rooms. Strictly perfect quality. $19,75-Crex Rugs, $14.75 . Genulne Crex Rugs, with herringbone weawve, one of the high- grade rugs manufagtured.by the Crex Carpet Co. Shown in a good assortment of colors and designs. Large rcom size, 8x10 ft. $10.95:Grass Rugs, $5.45 Good, Heavy Double-warp. Japanese Grass Rugs, large room Bl size. 9x12 feet, in green, blue and brown, with stenciled designs and il novelty border effects: perfect quality. - - $37.50-Axminster Rugs, $29.75 151 Boys' Clothing Department—Third Floor. Now in Progress Throughout " -the Store - $15.00 Dress Trunks at $9.98 Canvas Covered Dress Trunks, with deep tray; strongly made, with brass finished dowels, side bolts and Jocks. Complete with straps. Geldenderg’s—Tourth Fleor. A clean-up of two fa- mous makes of Boys’ Wash Suits on unusual- ly favorable terms is the basis of this money-sav- ing offer. Clearance of Girls’ Apparel . Girls’ Muslin Petticoats, soft finish gu-llty: lace nnu29 C embroldery tr immed flounce; sizes 8 to 12 years.. Worth §0c. . .. They are “Mother's Little Qirls’ Frock Aprons, Friend” and “Crescent” fine quality ginghsme. trimmed Wash Suits —nationally | Yith, rick track hrast 390 known brands that stand sizes ... Little Girls’ Combinations and for high quality materials Gowss, good quality musiin, in and splendid ~workman- an assortment of n}"lel: 69 ship. Serviceable wash e e e, e C suits in several styles, in- hildren’s Bloomers, of pink cluding Regulation, Mid- dy, Dutch Daddy, Junior N}orfolk and Oliver Twist models, neatly made of dependable materials, such as Repp, Jean, In- vincible Suitings, Golden ~Cloth, Madras and Peggy Cloth. The colors are guaranteed fast. Sizes 2% to 7 years. et rmverg o Third Fiber.” Women'’s Petticoats Small lot of Wi ham Petticoats, | and gray stripes; flounce. Goldenderg’s—~Third Floer. Women’s Fiber & Silk Hose Sub-standards of 48(: Assorted $1.00 Values Colors A special lot of Women’s Fiber and Silk Mixed Hose, in an assortment of colors, but NO BLACKS. Mock seam back. Also lot of Thread Silk Boot Hose, full fash- ioned. These are termed “sub-standards” on account of slight defects in weave, but nothing to impair their usefulness. Children’s Fancy=Top Socks Children’s Fancy-top Socks, with turn-over tops; also a few plain white and cordovan socks in 5 c the lot. Good wearing qualities. Goldenberg's—First Floor. ade with Sweeping Clearance of Women’s Apparel Entire Stock of Suits, Dresses and _Coatt Deeply Slashed in Price for Quick Disposal This Clearance Sale overtops them all for big savings. Every suit—every dress—every coat—must go, and we've marked everything at a price that assures a speedy closing out of all remaining lines of ready-to-wear garments. VOILE AND LAWN WASH SILK ‘DRESSES. _znfl‘sgi Valneu"silA'gsA Values up to s 520.00 * $24.50 LINGERIE WAISTS. 0@ - DY DRESSES. V;}:ss H':r 'sus ........ . $2.95 WRAPS, GINGHAM HOUSE s oo e 2 85¢ il 1did not fail to any individual. St. Augustine, Fla., Churoh- man Will Succeed Late Cardinal Gibbons. BALTIMORE, Md., July 26.—The Sun says: Pope Benedict XV yesterday ap- pointed Bishop Michael Joseph Curley of 8t. Augustine, Fla., Archpishop of Baltimore to succeed the late James Cardinal Gibbons. Bishop Curley hasebee: of the diocese of St. Al June 30, 1914, when he was el to the bishopric by Pope Pius X on recommendation of Cardinal Gibbons; presiding over a conference of bish- ops in Baltimore. Prior to that he was pastor of a church at Deland, FlIdL He now is only.forty-two years old. in charge Native of Irelan The new archbishop was bdrn on Golden Island, Athlone, Ireland, Octo- ber 12, 1879, a son of Michael and Maria Ward Curley. He received the degree of bachelor of arts from the Royal University of Ireland in 19a0. He pursued his studies in Rome, and was ordained in 1904 after displaying remarkable intellectual attainmnets. In 1904 he came to Florida as a mis- slonary, where he remained until consecrated a bishop. The diocese of St. Augustine is a portion of the Archdioccke of Balti- more, and as its head Bishop Curley periodically came to Baltimore to pay his respects to Cardinal Gibbons and confer with him on diocesan affairs. He is well known to the majority of the clergy of this city, and is ex- tremely popular both for his person- ality and his mental attainments. His last visit to the city was to at- tend the funeral of Cardinal Gibbon for whom he entertained a filial 1 When Cardinal Gibbons was ele- vated to the archblshopric/and to the head of the diocese of Baitimore, in 1877, he received the office by right of succession, which belongs to & so0- adjutor bishop. When the cardinal died, however, there was no coadjutor bishop, 80 that the right of succession This provinc includes Charleston, 8. Augustine, the diocese of Richmond, V; Savannah, Ga. Wheeling, W. and Wilmington, Del., in dition to the vicarate of North Carolina. The heads of each of these jusisdictions are titular, with auxiliary bishops, with no right of succession. Wi 8ince Cardinal capacitated last cese has been bons became in- ovember the dio- Baltimore. After the cardinal's death the consultors of the archdiocese met and formally selected Bishop Corrigan as administrator. the duties of which position he has performed since. Just when Archbishop Curley will be formally invested with his new rank or when he will come to Balti- | more to assume active charge of his archdiocese could not be learned last night. He is expected, however, to visit the archepiscopal residence shortly and familiarize himself with|f the work to be undertaken. —_——————— MISSING BANK PRESIDENT BELIEVED FLEEING SOUTH Head of Chicago Institution Snort $700,000 Thought to Be on Way for Mexico. CHICAGO. July 26.—Search for Warren C. Spurgin, missing president of the Michigan Avenue Trust Com- pany. was continued today, with au- thorities devoting more attention to the theory that he may be headed for the Mexican border rather than for the Canadian line. as was at first Mrs. Spurgin and daughter who were traced to Detroit, ministered by Bisho Owen B. Corrigan, Auxillary Bishop o New York -editors with observa- tions_ on changes that recent years have wrought with Broadway and 1tfe along that thoroughfare. Regard, he pays, how the movie shows have shoved articulate ac- tors_into ‘the side streets. Sge Wwhat has becomé of the famous old restaurahts. They have gone, and uninteresting shoe skops and drug stores have taken their places. The table d'hote resorts where dinner and laughter and liquor kept pa- trons happily . ensconced around the tabiés yntil -bedtime are now closing at 10_o'clock, ‘and even earlier. The g00d old crowds have wanished, he writes.: Diners seem to regard eating as a duty. And it used to be an experience, not with- out an occasional thr One hotel £as done away with its jolly hunting room. where the boys used to get $ougther, and the space has been ren®d (o bourgeolsie merchants.- “And those virile chop houses. -where -banqueters robed themselve® in huge white aprons And fraternized over juicy beef steaks ate now admitting women to their tables. The midnight shows have closed, and the electric signe_lure one only to a white start at diners as before, but only because The “Food - Drink” for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home, Office, anc | Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S, | serAvoid Imitations & Subst'tute | Double Duty Duofold Beds Oak or mahogany finish. in black or brown leatherette. $34.75 Z $3.50 Cash—$1 a Week NEW YORK, July 26.—The ubig- | goods’ sale, cosmetics, a movie L gt Il i o 7 ultous~ soul who does his bit ":’;l"'""fi‘"t,‘:h"“_“fl"‘h~ oW they :::—:::dln the district between Z4th u earance a e toward the settlement of world | have chapgeds The cafe. is de. | and 59th mtreets and from Madison problems . by writing letters to | serted. the wags have forgotten | to Stk avenues : newspapers has been . regaling | how to jest and make merry. The stewards say they have as many men want company at dinner. Even the new night time trafic regula- tions in the theater district have kept the crowds away. Meanwhile the men who conduct business in this great hotel, shop- ping and theatrical district have banded togetker “to help bring about a fair and proper municipal regulation of the' district which will not be detrimental to business interests, the life and happiness of the New Yorker and the visitor, Values Such as These Are Only to Be Had at Phillip Levy’s EXPANSION SAL .Do Not Take Our Word for This Assertion--- ; Come in Tomorrow and Convince Yourself Enlargements Didn’t you take one or two pietures on your va- cation that you would like to have enlarged and framed? Bring us your negatives and we will be glad to help you select a few of the best for enlarging. You will be surprised how well they will show up. Just the thing for your home. Our rates are reasonable and our work guaran- teed. Let us show vou samples of our work. The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Bhop) 14th St. ' 202" Pa. Ave. Solid oak, white enamel interior, front curtain, porcelain slid- ing top. Exactly like illustration. A Real roll- Upholtered Prices Kitchen Cabinet Al der Smi Son’s Axminster Ri , = e thelr augpmobile was f d, 9x12 feet, Tor large FoomerIn precty ah.over designs: chotce of Lis |~ GABARDINE SURE SATIN | L OIRLS LIGHT-WEIGHT [fl |Rave not been ifeated. so far as au: oF dark éolorings S A | ORI Vs 6205 | STV P §7.77 || [T RIS e v o to $1798.......... , 04 who took the affairs of the trust com- 29c Cretonnes | $1.25 Mosquito |0 3458 $2= |~ CloTh sUrTs. puny before Eraeat's Hodges. aciing by 3 . SOTIE v abNEN Yalbeuwpto §10 00 mated the loss at 700,000, and ‘sald 19¢ Yard {Netting, 88c Piece ; $9.90 |sese ... DITUU - f|he Bunicmar e sl to vt e ’ e “am_m.k: Sl G CLOTH SUITS. gents on the doliar. An effort has Good - quality Cretonnes, in | ;, “grden"™Ouh a0 black: full’ Values up to 24 50 et aeas oM tojreotaant sy ‘mill lengths from 1 to 10 yards; | eight yards in each piece; 58 $49.50 g o Miss Elizabeth Thompson, detained | choice of light of:dark floral | inches wide.Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. WASH DRESSES. at the direction of Ben Newmark, gesngng. Sy:ullee ferhgomcyesd. | xA“S:: ul:ll“ 3 chiet investigator for the state at!| 53 s, t | p tcrney's office, was questioned several fermie “ernes it | BUNgalow Aprons Sse . $14.50 [ |imeiman o) i = 5 e was sal to hav d- Floor. . at 84c -3 WASH DRESSES. @ 75 mitted attending dinner parties with 19¢ Cretonnes % ; Values up to $14.98. . Spurgin and to have told of other ) W .. ‘Women's Bungalow /Aprons, CLOTH COATS. girls entertained by the bagk offiger. 13.75 Yard-wide. Cretonnes, in good quality per lengths from 1 to 8 vagds, in T T - laht and dark floral pa'?a.m. f:yh: e cana CLOTH SUITS. 537 50 ORDERED FROM LONDON. I R These are subject to slight Im- | Full cut-and well made. Values up to $75. . Commander Emory S. Land, Naval perfections. Construction Corps, assistant naval First Floor—Bargain Table. D = attache at the United States embassy, . . Nomear's Women’s Another Supply of U. S. Government | Queen Anne Bedroom Suite . nd repalr, Na! e ment. . | Bloomers at 44c S‘ I ‘EEI fion sadirvpsae ybees Your. choice of GENUINE MAHOGANY or WALNUT. Sweatel's " ..;‘“}'.’.‘i“.;:“i‘.’fifi‘f’:;flf.&“fif’ o 7 Consisting of Dresser, Chifforette, Fullsize Bed and Vanity $ .00 assortment of styles and . sizes. Made by the Simmons Co. Dressing Table. A value impossible to duplicate. — T T T T T T T T T T _at $3.49 i : A Clearance Sale of Women's ‘! soc T—_—.ble oilcloth’ zgc = Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, in atylish 5-quarter Table Oilcloth, plain dark colors, as well as black. white only, seconds of standard Correct " i grade. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. ‘Well made and finished. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. $17.50 Cash—$2.50 Weekly ~ Made with narrew. belts. + weight for summer_ wear, Goldenberg's—Third Floor. ‘Women’s'75¢ Union Suits | 45¢ . Women's Summer-weight Gauze Cotton Union Suits; low- neck and sleeveless; crochet neck and arms; tight knee only; sizes 5 and 6. Strictly perfect qulaify. - Boys’ 59c Union Suits, 48c Boys' Athletic Union Suits, sleeveless and knee length; made with “closéd crotch. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. § A Shoe Sale Big in Values Woinen’s Sport Oxfords ' $2.69 a Pair Smart-looking, correctly styled footwear that will find favor with economically inclined wémen. These Sport Oxfords are of white canvas, trimmed with tan leather; military heels; all sizes 24 to 7. Goldenberg's—First Floor. 39¢ ‘Colored Organdies 39 Inches Wide—In All Shades With p’]er\ty of hot weather ahead women will want to share in this opportunity to purchase sheer summer wash goods under- price, - They are sheer, fine, transparent 59¢ Tan Pongee, 48c 36-inch-Tan Pongee, @silk and cotton quality. with the appear- ance of all-silk pongee. qualities, and come in a full frange of the desired street and evening shades. All are 59c Dotted Swiss, 48c 36-inch Dotted Swiss, with self full 39 inches wide. color woven dots, a fine, sheer 59¢ Plain'Color Voi{és. 25¢ grade. - $1.75 i Why buy rusty, damaged cots when you can buy spick-and-span, clean,.freshly finished steel cots at this low price? These steel Folding cots were made for the U. S. Government and were purchased at a great sacri- fice. Made of best steel; light and easily handled, and fold up in smdll space when not in use. They are ali freshly finished in gray and have helicals on the sides to give the springs proper support. No home shoifld be without one or more of these Folding Steel Cots for emergencies. They are ‘ideal for sleeping porches, spare-rooms, camping and general utility. Goldenpers’s Furmiture Stere—'‘Acress 'ths Btreet." : . 44-Inch 50c Grade White Chiffon Voiles These Voiles represent a buying oppor- tunity that no woman' meeding additional summer frocks should:miss ‘taking advan- tage of. 44 inches wide-~perfect quality— 39 ) very sheer and fine, with beautiful chiffon J c ¢ AR RY UL b 1= hthihRthy . . L] 2 10-Piece Dining Room Made of GENUINE AMERICAN WALNUT, consisting of Buffet with mirror back, China Closet, inclosed Serving Table, Extension Table, 48 inches wide; 5 Side Chairs, 1 Armchair, Seats.upholstered in genuine leather. $25.00 Cash—$3.00 Weekly ¢ Cuwcelews DIVISION OF AMERICAN HOME FURNISHERS CORP: 738 7t6 ST.NW=~BETWEENGEH, b e g g FREE—Complete Diet Lig a ke e Xt o | - Valuesand follinstruchons,recently compied and based on seven years of expericnce and succces s the regiment of Duabetes ot Loring Park Senatorium. Write for above 01 Park loth sent Free. 'LORING PARK SANATORIUM. 1508 Hymon Place 1 finish. A feature worth emphasizing is the extra width—all 44 inches wide. $2.25 Longcloth, $1.49". 36-inch English Longcloth, ten yards in each plece; a very fine- chamols finish grade. e 39c White Linene, 29c: 36-inch White Linene, a linen finish quality, with the appéar- | ance of high grade linen suiting. 59c White Dotted ka'g 36-inch White Dotted Swiss, a fine, sheer quality, with white ‘woven pin dots. anaton: 3 - 35c India Linon, 24c 40-inch White India Linon, a fine, sheer guality, snow white bleached. 39c White Check Nain- 28c 32-inch White Check Nainsook, neat, small and broken checks;. - close woven, soft finish quality, . for women'’s and children’s wear. 39c White. Organdy, 25¢ . 40-Inch White Or{udy. a very i ::o. sheer quality, for' waists and 38 inches wide—fine, sheer quality, In street and evening shades, also plenty of black. 50c Stripe Gabardine, 25¢ 36 inches wide—black and white sport stripes; for one-piece dresses and lp‘r)fl'glllll» erg your name and address below, mail Loring Park Sanatorium and receive Diet List and Menus FREE. o e A b A A A g Name . ! frasvess o L L e F e E e T T T e T T T T T T T T T T T T T N e b (i B LGity-assrmurnssos cionnesRennssacsssnas L oF Tl el I e I Tl Tl T Tl L