Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 22

22 JRSUM ELECTIO COURAGESG.0.P. sident Congratfilates Sen- or—National Support of dministration Seen. sident Harding, Chalrman John dams of the republioin national ittee and republican leaders in House and Senate are elated over Fesults of the special election in Mexico, Which returned Senator m to the United States Senate & majority which showed that had been no diminution in New Ico of the support given the re- ijcan ticket in that state in 1920. | President’s Telegram. esident Harding telegraphed Sen- ‘ Bursum as follows: fongratulations_on the splendid sement New Mexico has given I know you will be interested h to permit the administration are with you the feeling that it esents not only appreciation of 5 own excellent service, but an qrstanding of the earnest effort has been made by the party in er to deal with manifold problems : have confronted it. It is most ening to receive such testimony in a statement ed from national headquarters, de- d that the result in New Mexico nts the way to a republican ory in 1922.” * He characterized it "a splendid vote of confidence in republican party based upon the mplishments of the administra- ‘and the Congress during their si: ths' control of the government,” s likewise a deserved tribute énator Bursum National Significance. “fhere can be no mistaking the i Sel ning of the New Mexico result,” { Chairman statement. roughout the state campaign it understood that the election had ational significance, and that it being viewed nationally as a ref- dum on_the republican adminis fon in Washington. Our demo- ic opponents even stressed that for itself. New Mexico only reflects c opinion throughout the nation. republican national administra- !is keeping faith with the people ‘the people have abundant and {ng confidence in it." ES PRESIDENT UPHELD. ator Bursum Attributes Elec- i tion to Harding Policy. Coj pr po! ‘)CORRO, N. M., September 22— mmenting on his election as United ¢s senator, H. O. Bursum, repub- today issued ‘the following cent returns indicate my plu- will exceed 9.000 out of a total vl of the dy of Fresident aHrding. ¢ of President Harding. pol administration will speed up the re- u o off] of prosperity throughout the try.” SIGNED TO ANNAPOLIS. eut. Commander Lawrence Bisch- attached to the battlesHip Michi- Najsl Academy. R e e e ovses Qe :-E has been assigned to duty at the + Walk-Over designers cel. Thetoeisslightly wider, the vamp saddle is new, smartly ' tractive in black and tan calfskin. A New Note in Oxfords | THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921.% ! MME. CURIE’S VISIT CANCER WITH RADIUM By the Associated-Press. NEW YORK, September . 22.— Stimulated by the recent visit.to the United States of Mme. -Curle, its discoverer, scientists in this country are making new progress is treating cancer with radium, ac- . cording to R. B. Moore, chief,chem- ist of the United States bureau of mines. 3 ‘The highly scientific treatment of disease by the use of radium, however, Mr. Moore says, is suc- cessful only when applied with the greatest skill. “All cancer cannot be cured, and it requires a skilled surgeon who thoroughly *understands’ the proper dosage In order tp get favorable results,” Mr. Moore states. At the present time the United States produces more radium all the rest of the world together. “From the beginning of the in- dustry in 1913 to January, 1921, approximately 115 grams of radium element have been produced in this country. Probably not more than forty grams have been recovered from foreign ores since the discov- ery. of radium by Mme. Curie.” Mr. Moore said that most of the domestic production of radium is from mines in Colorado. PUT UP LIBERTY BONDS. Alleged Anarchists Agree to Ap- pear in Deportation Cases, One hundred and ten allegea alien anarchists of Russian birth and a few others born in other countries have deposited liberty and victory ‘loan bonds to the total of $672,770 as security for’ their appearance before immigration authorities on deporta- tion warrants, the Department of Labor announced today. The bonds were accepted in leu of the usual cash security and may be returned to the parties. depositing them or redeemed by the Treasury by reason of their forfeiture, ADVERTISEMENT BUILDING UP YOUR RESERVE STRENGTH How To = If you are strong and well your system has a reserve sup- ply of fighting energy to draw on whenever you are exposed to colds or other disease germs, and this energy enables you to throw off and overcome the dis- ease. But 4 you find that you are tired, weak or run down in health this re. | serve supply bas been exhausted and unless you can replace it at oace you are in danger. Because it supplies the food substances which produce strength and enable you to withstand | fatigue and hardship, Father John's Medicine js the commonsense tonic, { butider by means of which the eys- tem stores up energy to be drawn on ‘whenever it is needed. ex- at- All=Linen Table Napkins . 10c Each ' 25 dozen All-linen Napkins, good heavy welght; with name woven in red through center. Good size and suitable for home use. on! needed for personal wear and for the home. Here’s part of the saving new: 39c. Table Oilcloth 24cYard - Remnants of Five-quarter Table Oilcloth, in plain white and fancy effects. Good, useful lengths. Soldenberg’s—Tirst: Floor. here tomorrow. No mail or phone orders filled. A Remarkable Friday Offering of Smart Banded Sailors $1.89 Just when the demand for fashionable sailors is at its height—this timely un- derprice sale. Stylish, practical and in- expensive hats for Fall. You will surely want to take advanfage of this special event tomorrow. % Plenty of the wanted blacks included, as. well as navy, brown, taupe, etc. Many are combinations of two colors. Children’s Beaver Hats $2.95 Fine quality, large roll brims; good silk bands and streamers. b Clearance—75 Hats Excellent values. $1.00 Mostly Duvetyns; good styles and wanted colors. Suede-Like Tams For fall school wear. sirable colors. $1.00 Good range of de- 1denberg’s—Becond Floor. Boys’ Norfolk Suits Friday at $4.95 A clearance lot of boys’ good-wearing suits that offers mothers a chance to outfit the boys for school at a pronounced saving. Norfolk model, fashioned of durable cheviot mix- tures; full cut and strongly sewn; Knickerbocker pants lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 15 years in the lot. Boys’ Corduroy Pants, $1.39 Genuine Crompton Corduroy Knickerbocker Pants, each pair bear- ing the original and well-known trade-mark ticket. from 8 to 16 years. Full cut sizes Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $4.50 - Corduroy Junior Norfolk Suit: in blue and brown; plaited models, with yoke back; pants lined throughout; sizes 4 to 8 years. Boys’ Blouses, 89c Fashioned of good quality madras, rounds; made with polo collars; sizes 7 to 16 years. ! ‘white Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. an assortment of new stripes on Men’s Furnishings Men’s Balbrigsnn Underwear, cdds and ends of light welights: short-sleeve shirts, full-length drawers with double seat; some slightly Im- t. Worth 75c and Genui best quality khaki cloth; -sizes 36 to 44, 'Strictly per- fect $2.39 Domet Flannel Pajamas, samples of the famous Varsity Men’s Genuine Holeproof Hose, perfect quality; black in sizes 9%, 10 and 10%; plain colors in all 250 sizes .. Men’s Silk Shirts, of fine quality Eagle and Peerless crepe, broadcloths, jerseys and other high-grade silks; broken lots selling up to $8 (tax 20c_extra) Men's Work _Shirts, of genuine Stifel cloth, blue with small white polka dots; neckband style wuhaser,;nrate collar; slight- ly musses rom han- dling; sizes 14% to 16. 4sc Worth $1.50 ~ Men’s Neckwear, odds and ends of spring and summer stock; all best grade silks. 39C Values worth 75c to $1.50 Childrens HICKORY . Garters make: mostly In aize. C. Only rs in the lo Gpmn ki teli’e] 30 wits, made with closed ; sleeveless style; lity; sizes 38, Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Clearance of Odd Lots of Girls’ Wearables Girls’ Middy Skirts, of white Lonsdale jean; deep plaited models, with wide hems and waist at- 1 .39 tached; sizes 6 years only. Worth $2.00..........7. Qirls’ Smocks, of fine quality Peg-top Rompers, blue bloom- ers with striped ging- materials, light blue only; hand- @s,madam.we recommend HICKORY" “It's our policy to give you the our money can buy. If we dnlhitlnsmlltnnumo—m .‘"°'“a‘:m‘:m"°"“"°‘mw"’“ or squsre Mbuyh;thnw ngs you best Hickory Garlers ot your degler: In Five Stves - Twealy-fivacents and up depending apon stple and sixe e S SROREL AR - A.STEIN & COMPANY: Makers : v 4 smocked and ham waists; also some stitched; sizes. 10 $l .19 with straight legs. 79C and 12 years only... Worth $1.00........... Little Tots’ Percale Yoke Girls' Gingham Dresses, in Dresses, pink and blue pretty plaids; made with long checks; trimmed yokes; 3sc sleeves, finished with sizes 1-to § years...... pockets and sashes; 1.45 Goldenborg’s—Third Floor. sizes 7 to 14 years.. Remnant Lots of Hosiery brown; made with mock seam back; all sizes; subject to imper- ‘Women's Mercerized Lisle Hose, in black, gray and 29 C fections ... 5 onten’s Silk Hose, in blac! the majority are full fas these are damaged, but $2.50 pair Goldenbers’ Remhants of - 18¢ Flannels at 124c Yard Remnants and mill ends of 27-inch Outing Flannels; heavy, double-fleeced quality, in checks, stripes and plaids. Also remnants of Double- fleeced Shaker Flannel, 27 inches wide. Good. useful lengths for women's and children’s winter garments. Remnants of 25¢ Percales, 14c 36-inch Percales, light grounds, in a good assortment of checks, stripes, dots, plaids and figures. Lengths suitable for men's or boys’ shirts and women’s house garments. .29c and 39c Ginghams, 19¢ Remnants of 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in chetks, ;stripes, plaids and plain colors, also remnants of 36-inch Shirting Madras, 32-Inch Peggy Cloth, 27-inch_Linen Finish Cham- bray, 27-inch Canton Flannel, “ete. useful lengths. hioned, while others are seamless; white. and a few pairs of gray. 25¢ would sell up to Remnants of Values worth up to $250.......... fififigy’sRemnant Sale OffersExtraordinary Savings! Th_is once-a-week score-wide disposal of all accumulations of odd lots, remainders, remnants, broken: sizes and mussed goods, presents a host of wonderful economies for Friday. We've gone through our stocks and leveled prices for Remnant Friday, and shrewd shoppers will be able to pick up many unusual bargains in things s—we haven’t space to tell it all. Read it—note the prices—and you will feel the frge to be 39c Washable Cretonnes 19¢ Yard Mill lengths of yard-wide Cre- tonnes, lengths from 1 to 10 yards, but plenty alike for drap- eries, cushion, couch or furniture coverings. Choice is offered of light or dark floral, stripe, bird and tapestry designs. (First Floor.) . 25c and 35c Drapery Materials, 12,c Yd. Yard-wide Scrims, Volles and Marquisette, in plain white or ecru colors, as well as floral bor- der, figured center and all-over cretonne designs; mill lengths from 1 to 8 yards, but a8 much as 100 yards alike for window or door draperies, scarfs and sash curtains. First Floor—Bargain Tables. Lot of a Po r Make Cor- sets, of pink and white coutil and Latiste: good models $1 69 or_average figure broken sizes. .- oo ... . Lot of Topless Corsets, of fancy materials; long hip models; mostly all sizes up to 27. $l 19 Regularly $1.50..... e Goldenberg's—Third Floer. Women’s Lot of Bungalow Aprons, of good quality percales, in assorted styles and colors. Broken lots. ‘Waist Aprons, 19¢ ‘Women's Waist Aprons, of per- cale, in assorted neat patterns; neatly bound. 5 Goldenberg’s—Third Fleor. Lace Curtains o $1.79 Pair $250 and $3.00 Values Hi y Double Thread Lace Curtains, in white or ecru colors, in plain. neat and heavy worked center designs, with novelty or heavy worked borders. Choice of Scotch, Nottingham or Filet weaves. 2% yards long, 36 to 46 inches wide. In lots of one to six pairs alike. Goldenberg's—Third Fleor., Gingham Petticoats ‘Women's Gingham Petticoats, neat assorted blue stripes; made with flounce. Geldenberg’s—Third Floer. $32.50 and $35 Seamless| Remnants of Wash Goods Velvet or Brussels Rugs at $22.45 Just 40 rugs in the group, consisting of floor sam- ples and one-of-a-kind patterns left from recent selling. 25 are in the 9x12-foot sizes and 15 are 8.3x10.6-foot size. Remnants of 15c and 20c Cottons 11¢c Yard Remnants of 36-inch Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, lengths from 2 to 6 yards; firmly woven quality for general use. Goldenberg's—First Floor. 124c Cotton Crash 7 %c Yard 1,500 yards of Bleached Crash Twill or Plain Linen Finish Crash ‘Toweling ; in mill lengths. Suitable for roller or tea towels. Goldenberg's—First Floor. gs DEPENDABLE STORE" —7/ A Special Parchase of Exceptional Values— Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Some With TWO PAIRS of Trousers @t $29.50 A group of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits that stands out conspicuously as the most remarkable values offered this season. At this moderate price we've assembled a collection of garments which admit of no superiors in style or quality for the monéy. They are the product of makers of splen- did reputation—suits made expressly to conform to our own high standards of value-giving and to meet the demands of well dressed men and young men who depend upon this store for their clothes. } A variety of smart fabrics to select from. Do 2 > E not fail to see them. The collection includes— 2 Two-trousers Suits of All-wool Gray Herring- bones and Stripes, in double-breasted models; sizes 34 to 40; and Regular Suits of all-wool worsteds S \ ‘i and blue serges, gray and brown herringbones and plain gray, brown and blue Serges in conservative models. stout sizes 37 to 50, in brown, gray and blue Serges ; also popular pencil stripes of black and white, blue and white and brown and white; sizes 34 to 40 regular. Goldenberg’s Clothes Shop for Men—First Floor; Direct Entrance from K Street. Pink Bandeaux 25¢ Each Of fancy materials, neatly fin- ished; fasten k model,” with elastic insert. Full cut and well made. First Floor—Barzain Table. 59c Mercerized Table Damask 39¢c Yard 200 yards of 58-inch Yarn Mer- cerized Table Damask. in an as- sortment of mneat, pretty pat- terns. Mill lengths from 1!: to 21, yards. Good, serviceable quality for general use. Goldenberg’s—First _Floor. $1.25 Unbleached Sheets, 98¢ T In Our Furniture Store—“Across the Street” A Clearance Sale of Odd Lots of Furniture Fast as odd lots and few-of-a-kind pieces accumulate in our Furniture Store we bring them forward in these Friday Sales and mark them at’sharply reduced prices for quick sell- ing. Many interesting values offered tomorrow—bringirg rare savings in many articles that you probably need to com- plete your fall homefurnishings. 22 Odd Dining Room Chairs, in American walnut and mahogany finish. Choice of plain]‘ or period designs; one, two and three of a \d number and style. Leather or tapestry up- | ° $1000 and | 3 T R fior T Ty holstered seats. Sold for $9.00, $12.00. Friday at 2 frnu Beds, single size; con- ul es. 2 Kapok Mattresses, full size, llln us g:l!t‘;; ut:ed as floor sam- :Io‘;:(red ‘g“]'& 'unnne finish art pl for icking. Sold for 33260. Friday $ $25.00. Friday $ 76390 Unbleached Seamless AER stk shses 16'75 price 12'50 Sheets. perfect quality: ma heavy round thread sheeting ton, finished with wide hems. Goldenberg’s—First Fleor. Camisoles 19c Each Navy Blue Camisoles, of fancy materials, hemstitched straps and elastic waist; broken sizes. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. 6 Cot Size Boxed Cotton Mat- tresses; slichtly $3.25 soiled Sold reguiar- 1y at $6.50. Friday price ... 3 0dd China Cabinets, in Wllliamf and‘M:ry period de- sign, of walnu $29.00 finish. Sold for $55. Geldenderg’s Furniture Store—'‘Across the Btreet.”” Z Combination Mattresses, size 3 feet. Sold for Frids s P37 | ce Reed Suite, in gray finish, consisting of Seitee, Chair, Rocker and Table. Cre. | tonne cushions. omne cuniont 685 00 Friday price .. » | Friday price . Values Worth to 39c Yard 1 White and Colored | 2 c Fabrics All remnants of summer wash goods must be sold to- morrow, regardless of former prices. The woman who has E need for an extra dress or two will welcome this news and | avail herself of this opportunity. following : i 40-inch White India Linon, 40-inch White Chiffon Voile, | 34-inch White Cannon Cloth, 36-inch Longcloth, 36-inch The lot comprises’ the They are Seamless Velvet and Brussels Rugs, and the assortment includes handsome floral, oriental and medal- lion designs in desirable colorings. Alexander Smith & Sons, W. & J. Sloane and Firth Carpet Co.’s makes. “All to go out Friday at $22.45. $1.25 and $1.50 Grass or Rak Rugs 3x6-it. Slightly Imperfect Double-Warp Grass 77 Rugs, in various colors; also 25x50 Hit-and-Miss Effect Rag Rugs, in light and dark combinations First Floor. $10 and $10.95 Room Size Rugs White Pajama Checks, 34-inch Colored Linene Suiting, ch Colored Beach Suiting, 36 and 38 inch Printed Voiles, 36 and 38 inch Plain Color Voiles, 39-inch Colored Organdies, etc. Good, useful lengths for all purposes. « Up to 69c Values at 19c Yard Remnants of White Chiffon Voile, Wkite Novelty Voiles. W Mercerized Batiste, White Organdy. White Pique and White Gabar also Colored Satin Stripe Voiles, High-grade Printed Voiles, Colored Organdy, Beach Suiting, Silk and Cotton Chiffon Silks, Chiffon Voiles, etc. Widths, 36 to 45 inches. Desirable lengths and coloringé. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. 9x12-ft. Large Room Size der Smith of floral, oriental and medallion de- signs, in all the most wanted color- ings. Only one of & pattern...... Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Dress Goods $1.29 Women are looking for just such bargains in dress goods now—and this sale offers a splendid choice of the most de- sired fabrics for Fall. The group consists of— 50-inch All-wool French Serge 54-inch All-wool Tweed Suitings " 54=inch AM.-wool Storm Serge 54-inch All-wool Stripe Skirting 54-inch All-wool Fancy Suitings weal The lengths are suitable for making dresses, skirts and children’s r. Goldenberg's Friday Clean-Up of Odd Lots Women’s Wraps, Skirts - and Fall Coats 0dd lot of 43 Skirts, of serge am(lllw;ol plaids, in stylish models. Reg- lar ice, $6.98. S s, oo $2.49 9 Tan Velour Wi em- ?:ofle‘l;! tl;mmad and full silk ned. 'ormer b $16.50 05 s ; ‘!’dlp-r\trl" Tieor. | 12 Women’s Rain Coats, in Sires 56 1o 46, For: zes 3 'or- mer price, $7.00. $4.95 Friday price .....-. , 36 Beaver Plush Cut:& three- quarter length; loose and belted Reversible Wool and Fiber Rugs, in medallion or neat designs and good colorings; also 9x12-ft. Double-warp Grass Rugs, in green, blue and brown oriental, medallion and border designs, desirable colorings..... $55 and $60 Wool Rugs 9x12-ft. Axminster or Heavy-weight Wilton Velvet Rugs, all perfect qual- ity and seamless, products of Alexan- and Sons Carpet Co. Choice Women’s Low Shoes $1 95 Pair : $4.00 to $6.00 Values Women’s Oxfords and Pumps, of tan, patent colt, black kid and dull leathers. Welt, turn or McKay sewed soles; with high or low heels. Sizes in the lot from 2}% to 7, but not in each style. Good serviceable q:alities. Goldenberg’s—First Floor, No ‘Exchanges—No Refunds. Comforts & Blankets [ 44 Lots $3.00 Values $5.00 Values of Home at $1.95 | at $3.45 Needs An oppgrtunity to secure the needed bed_cqverings at " G i unusual savings—many are perfect quality, while others are . ]o:ng‘:hg; mern‘nte:dua “23: $5.85 i for double beds, in white, tan, gray and plaids, good heavy subject to slight mill defects, faults that are so small as not ity. Complete to interfere with the wearing qualities. Comforts, in sizes wies flosaies 52.98 72x72 and 72x80 for large beds, filled with white cotton and 5 AR covered with silkolines; blankets in sizes 66x80 and 72x80 ""‘:,! Of “Grass King” Lawn running: 14-inch ............ $6.49 ‘White Japanned e R s y m 3 Regilarly 98¢ -- Art Glass Gas Domes, full size; pretty design; complete and h“;lgmiel\ your o . R $15.98 Lot .x'u Steel 19¢ weifiht with soft fleece finish. Go Marked at Great Reductions 33-inch Silk Pongee, etc. Regular $1.00 values. Friday at 5 C G . T on Taffeta, 35-inch Colored Chiffon Satin, 35-inch Stripe Dress enberg's—Fourth Floor. Lot One—Remnants of Silks, including 36-inch Col- Lot Two—Remnants of Fine Silk, including 40-inch Colored Chil X . ch Sport Silks, 35-inch Black Chiffon 51 09 . All R ts of Silks ored and Black Silk Poplins, 33-inch Stripe Tub Silks, : e de Chine, 35-inch Colored Satin Messaline, 35-inch Colored ch Black Satin Messaline, etc. Values