Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1921, Page 24

Special—“WEAR-EVER” Aluminum Stew Pan Double lipped—!-quart size. Regularly 85c at— 39¢c “Wear-Ever” Alpyminum Cover to match, 13c. Basement. New Style Features Ribbon Rosettes " New Waistlines Silk Embroidery Bloused Bodices Ornaments Sash Sleeves Fancy Stitching Embroidered Beading Ball Tfimmingl Uneven Hems Side Draping Jenny Sleeves —In fact, the styles and details are so varied that complete description is impossible. Sale of Full 50 Inches Wide............ cluding navy blue, brown, burgundy and black. BOTH SIDES OF 77 AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE ew Fall Dress Good at Remarkable Savings A purchase of about 200 pieces of fine quality Dress Goods at unusual price concessions makes this event possible. All the fabrics, styles and colors are those in greatest demand for Fall and Winter wear. Women interested in purchasing mew materials at lower prices should attend this sale tomorrow and supply all their needs for the season. \ $1.39 All-Wool Storm Serge 98 c A serge that we have sold for years and recommend for appearance and service. Strictly all-wool and 50 inches wide, a sturdy, double-twill grade, sponged and shrunk ready for the needle. The best shades, in- . ' THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SEPTEMBER 25, 1921-PART 1.~ S Sqle---the Result of a Sensational Purchase o 300 Beautiful Canton Crepe D and Crepe Back Satins Worth $25 Worth $29.75 Worth $35 Worth $39.75 Without question this is the most astounding event of its kind ever launched in Washington. Only through an extraordinary cash pur- chase—the equal of which we have not been so lucky to find in many years—and with very close pricing, is it possible for us to feature this sale of three hundred beautiful Canton Crepe Dresses at so low a price— Eighteen Dollars. Superb Quality Heavy Silk Canton Crepes and Crepe-back Satins—the most wanted and the most fashionable silk mate- rials for Fall and Winter frocks ~—the materials that drape and hang in such pleasing folds— the most wonderful fabrics that find favor in women’s eyes. Straightline, belted and long waist effects; also loose panel and tunic styles on smart, slen- der lines. Colors are navy and black. Sizes 16 to 18 for misses; 36 to 44 for women. STORE" Morton’s Salt Hawaiian Writing Paper 15¢ Composition Evap?rated Men’s § 2 Pkgs, 9c|| Pincwwwie | | winrmapa || Books Milkc | | Worksh With This = Coupon and 4 With This | () 2 Cans, 19¢ Coupon Witk This Coupon Coupor.and 2ic Ambassador Linen Coupon and c and ... Only Hillsdale Brand Writing Paper, white Work ~ Shy, Morton's Trian- | | Hawaiian Pine- | [ Sid,c0leraigood | | Compostion Booke. Tall cans of | | Ereetharmios gle Brand Table Salt, .two-pound packages. S) package. lar attached; f apple, large 24 cans. Rogers Evapo- rated Milk. Basement. (s) ” Regular $2.50 (40 Inch) Satin Charmeus $ 1 .59 Yard This is a truly wonderful quality at this very low { Strictly all pure silk, heavy satin-face quality—one of the fashionable silks for Fall. Shown in Navy Blue, Brown, and Black. With so many women planning new Fall cost This sale is of extraordinary money-saving intercst. $2.00 Tubular Tricolette $2.00 Chiffon Tafie| 36 Inches Wide $1 .49 .:Stllnchet Wide $l. ) Tubular Tricolette, firm-woven, o y éxtra heavy quality, with high, all ty black, white and navy blue. ineluding blac $1.00 Silk Poplin $1.50 Crepe de Chi « T 79c a1 4 s Chine, , Colored & n, heavy, lus- good quality paper. Statfomery Dept., First Floor. ) 25 Enpvelopes, in package, to match, at 10e~First Floor. (8) o trous qulit viplete range woven gnal of wanted L and evening | finish. Shown in all wanted shades; ulso Dlack. i and dark shudes. HS};‘Z& ’Svnvti;': Messaline | §300 Baronet Sati | 40 Inches Wide at 5 Colored Batln. Mcassltng, mith | ol I s Messaline, e satin-face quality, firm-woven | _ Puronet Satin, rich = grade, in a complete assortment of o quality s b street and evening shades, includ- | 9€Wdrop. tan, mode and Liaei ing plenty of navy blue and black. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Notions and Slonall Ware Puritan Baby Pants, T. Darning Cot- ;121 sizes, rd spools. Foar l | A s o R a good assortment o | biack and white pins. .. .. La Victoire Hair Nets, cap | _ Dr. Parker's Skeleton Wai shape; warranted perfect for boys and girls from quality. Three for...... 25(: 2 to 14 years of age; 5 garter attachments Hairpin Cabinets, con- ’ - WACS DINB. =l s e : X . : Electro Siiicon, {he magic =7 ) hen impe. Wil i Fashion smiles her smartest approval on giver or metal polien, C | pleces Seras it s (ST e - frocks ,Of. Cantox_l Crepe.—and Slfl‘dy there’s -nghr:'l:f .B",'d,h'", hpink, blue .,.',’,"'.,'f,‘.’:'k;BIET,'.‘;’"?'{.‘,‘..?.'&; “ no fabric in the silk family more justly favor- wide, yotas . hohes lOC nBT:: 's“:-.-"'I- ed now than that termed “Canton.” Needless || to tell any woman that this is a real opportun- ity—she’ll instantly recognize this as the most remarkable dress sale known in years when she comes Monday and sees the wonder- ful values here at $18.00. Corset Laces, five-yard widthe up o lengths; white " only. pair 5C atxyard pleces: . 6'/ Good Quality Se Si White Cotton Tape, naaooy Quality Sewing St 24-yard rolls .......... 14C 50-vard spools Scissors, 315 to 5 inch 25 G och B C sizes; point or blunt end styles, pair.............. widths; yard Silver-cased Thimbles, | . J | 3c and 5¢ Choice of 25 Styles N b i S¢ | Snap Fasteners, black or whi All New—Ali Different—All Wanted made; “assorte HOCH| 2 fees anctioesen o Dressmakers’ Pins, 40) =l in each paper: two papers J for b Go pair . ol A Most Remarkable Sale of In the Newest Colors and Color zas o (Women’s “Oryx” Silk Stockin' Special, $3,89 i The vogue for brushed wool scarfs promises to be greater than ever this sea- son—and no wonder ; they’re so warm and practical, to say nothing of their becoming appearance. These are lovely; made of soft brushed wool with fringed ends, fin- | ished with belts and pockets. In colors which include the newest and smartest combination effects. Extra special values Some With Famous “Pointex” Heel The season’s wanted colors—shades of brown, of iti 1d gray and tan and black ° s33:)" ities sold mp and white. it These stockings are of unusually high quality—fine in weave al texture, as is to be expected of the nationally known “Onyx” make. J are full fashioned. Some are entirely of silk: others have mercerig lisle garter top. Some have the patent “Pointex” heel, assuring ad service and trim appearance. Offered in black, white, cordovan, gray, tan and many other desi Slight “irregula; $4.00 Wool Striped Skirtings Rros w330 All-wool Novelty Stripe Skirt- ings, shown in all the very latest styles and effects, in all wanted color combinations. $2.50 Wool Tailor’s Serge All-wool Tailor’s Serge; a heavy, close, double twilled quality; sponged and shrunk; in black and navy blue. 40 Inches Wide, at $2.25 Tweed Suitings 54 Inches Wide Bt vossssrrisonsnan $l .69 All-wool Tweed Suitings, in a varied assortment of colorings, in- cluding neat mixtures; especially | desirable for suits, skirts and coats. $3.00 Woel Tricotine All-wool Tricotine, made of the very finest Australian wool; an ex- ceptionally high-grade zlluality, in navy, brown, tan and black. $1.49 Georgette Crepe 95¢ All Wanted Fall Shades Another wonderful offering of 40-inch Georgette Crepe, a strong, firmly woven grade, so much in demand for waists, dresses and trimming purposes. The color assortment in- cludes such favored shades as Pink, Turquoise, Mais, Gold, Harding Blue, Orchid, Wistaria, Honeydew, Electric Blue, Bel- gian Blue, Taupe, Gray, Brown, Navy, Black, White, etc. $2.25 Wool French Serge | ‘Wids o e igg =0 All-wool French Serge; an extra fine, close twilled quality, in navy blue, midnight blue, brown and 1 black. | $2.00 Wool Broadcloth i §2,60 |4 7 $1.69 All-wool Broadcloth; fine twilled back quality, with the desirable velour finish. In a complete range of wanted colors, including navy and black. Goldenbers's—-First Floor. Fall White Goods Staple Needs Offered at Prices That Are Much Below Their Real Value a .}&hlnch dLo?glvl;lofll, fine, soft- nish grade, full ten i ot vees $1.39 36-inch White Pajama Checks, close-woven, Soft-finish 1 6 C grade for wunder gar- ments; worth 20c yard.. at $3.89. Extra Wide Brushed Wool Scarfs, with fringed ends and self belt, In new and handsome shades, with Jacquard borders. 4.98 pecial a Neckwear sererrseensrsrritiinanany — e A Luchky Purchase Brings These Exceptional Values in Girls’ New Fall Gingham Dresses at $1.98 Especially smart, new styles in girls’ Fall Dresses, of fine quality gingham—values that merit the prompt attention of mothers. Beautiful colors for Fall, guar- anteed to wash, including stylish checks and plaids of green, red, lavender, yellow, etc. An immense selection of styles. Some embroidered. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Goldenberg's—Third Fleor. INTRODUCING - o ‘Women’s $4 to $6 Low Shoes autumn shades. Because they do not quite meet the standard of pd fection established by the makers, these stockings are classed as “irreg] lar weave,” but the imperfections in no way mar the appearance wearing qualities. All at $1.45 a pair tomorrow. ’ $1.25 Fiber and Silk Stockings The hosiery in this event comprises a lot of “substandards” from one of the best manufac- 65 turers in the country. The defects are slight and do not impair the serviceability. They are fiber and silk-mixed; some are silk fiber all the way, including garter top; others with lisle top. Super-fashioned leg. Choice of black, white and cordovan 7 : o - s Children’s 35c Stockings, 25c Women’s “Onyx” Hose, 35¢ Children’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Stockings; two- ‘Women’s “Onyx"” Brand Stockings of fine me! thread lisle heel and toe: full seamless. Black and ized cotton, in black. gray, tan and cordovan.” cordovan. Just the right weight for fall. Extra spe- with seam up back; double sole. All first quality, cial, 25¢ pair. Goldemberg's—First Floor. A Purchase of 800 Pairs $2.69 Pair One of the leading jobbers of Boston closed out to us, at a big sacrifice, 800 pairs of women’s Fall Shoes, representing cancelled orders and a surplus accumulated during the dull season. The styles are smart and desirable, and the materials and workmanship are ex- cellent. The entire lot offered tomorrow at a price that makes this one of the most attractive shoe opportunities known in several seasons. THE STYLES—Oxfords and Strap Pumps, with Louis, Cuban Silk All-over Radium and Imitation Duchesse and Shadow Shadew Laces, 36 Inches wide, in | Laces, white and cream _colors, Dlack, white. " jade, Paris. gray, | edgings (and insertlons; 3 to rown, navy _an inches wide: for camisoles, Harding blue. Worth $ lingerle, etc. Worth 49c $2.49 yard........... 1‘69 and 59¢ yard............. 39C Silk Chantilly and Embroid- 72-inch Silk Tulle, a fine, close- ered Net Flouncing, 18 and 36 | mesh quality, in fuchsia, pink, sky, inches wide: in handsome patterns. turquoise, mais, henna, jade, Cholce of biack, navy emerald, ' nile, peach, American blue, brown and gray. 1.89 Beauty, navy, white, gray, orchid, w‘..',_r'c'h §2.49 y‘l:‘:}. o rose, burnt grange, l 69 mmi es, includin, electric ue an $ valencienncs, torchon and crochet | black. Worth $2.00 ya. i effects, in white and ecru 3é-inch Oriental All-over Laces, colurs; assorted widths. 5 in white and cream ‘Worth 8c and 10c yard..... colors; neat openwork $l .89 Goldenberg’s—Tirst Floer. .| patterns. Worth $2.256 V- Women’s& Children’s Knit Underwear 'Kayser” Union Suits, light weight, low neck and sleeveless, tIEht knee; aino = fow bodice strie with tgnt ODC knees; broken sizes. Worth $1.00........ e S e Women's Union Suits, medium-weight cotton, low 52 39 neck and sleevelass. reinforced under arm and crochet neck; o tight-knee style. Famous “Kayser” brand. Worth $3.25.. ‘Women’s Gauze Vests, light weight, low neck and A e- less, some with broad shoulder straps. Perfect quality. Worth 19C 29c each . with high neck and long 2 to 16 years. Worth 69c .. Children’s Fleeced ‘W, siceves, ankle length: with garter attachments; sizes 2 Goldenbery’s R R i 40-inch White India sheer grad worth 30¢ yard ......... 40-inch Wh‘:te Chiffon Voile, mercerized cotton fabri for sport suits and skiri worth $1.00 yard 30-inch_Plisse Crepe, in pink, flesh, light blue, lavender, mais Goldomberg's—First Floor. Women’s- 15¢ and 19¢ Handkerchiefs Speclal Assortment of Women's Embtoidered Handkerchiefs, = in- cluding fine quality lawns, dimities and batistes, with hemstitched inon, a 24c bleache " 29¢ 36-inch White Novelty Voile white mércerized plaids, stripes fine “sheer 50 C grade; worth 75c yard.. 36 - inch White . Mercerized @ high-grade yarn 69¢ 12¢ broidered corner and colors. Vast Pal want ene; SINGLE AND DOUBLE MESH TRIPLE QUALITY HAIR NETS Box of 12—Single Mesh—S89c Box of 6—Single Mesh—48c Box of 6—Double Mesh—59¢ 999 and 699 mark the first serious attempt to improve the quality of hair nets and to dignify the methods of selling this indispensable aid to a charming coiffure. They are a special development of our own. y We have rescued the hair net from its association with nondescript notions and given it the character and indivduality to which its universal favor entitles it. . 1or 48c in single mesh and 6 for 59c in double thesh. . Instead of being sold like a pig in a poke, they are guar- anteed to be uniform, sterilized, sanitary ai.d made of genuine strands of human hair, faultless in color and perfect in mesh. A dozen in a box means a new hair net always when you and low heels. L THE LEATHERS—Tan, Patent Colt, Black and Brown Kid and Dull Leathers. Footwear of dependable quality, made with welted, McKay sewed and turned soles. All sizes 215 to 7. Geldenberg's—First Floor. > $1.35 Seamless Bleached Sh 81x90-Inch Size “Run-of-the-Mill” 999 and 699 © 98c Each il Despite the spectacular rise of the cotton market we were able to secure 1,200 of these splendid Jugli Seamless Sheets to sell at 98c each: We cannot hope to duplicate this value, under existing conditions wih the g.resenl lot 15 gone—so don't miss this chance. \ hey are of heavy hand-torn sheeting cotton—made in one piece without centor seam, and are $1x$0-in size for double beds. Free from starch or dressing. The manufacturer calls them “run-of-the-mill,” owing trifling irregularities. $1.59 Bleached Sheets $3.00 Bedspreads $1.39 $2.29 $§1x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, Crochet Bedspreads, full double- full double-bed size; perfect qual- bed size; in heavy raised Marseilles $4.00 Bedspreads $2.98 = Crochet Bedspreads, full deubl, i bed size; in heav: ised X hallpzioe::lnoifl‘:"‘d’;i'l‘l\:’“ti}"fl‘;:‘i:‘::: 999 and 699-come a dozen and :-loyt'mi.“ of fine grade shectin patterns. :é.l:f,:é:'flfi::’,“' “A"'“;:r',:tl hf" Instead of two-for-a-quarter, they are twelve for 89c and 6 51.75 Bleached Sheets $2 BedsPr eads’ sl'49 20c Unbleached Crochet Bedspreads, three-quar- $1.49 ter-bed size; in assorted Marseilles Bleached Sheets, | Patterns. g Cotton, 15¢ ~ e T oYY lsc Bleac"ed M“’lm 39-inch Unblu:hed Sheet: size; round thread sheeting cotton. C Cotton, a heavy, round 45¢ Pillowcases, 33c 12Y5 quality, for making shee 43x3¢ Bleached Pillowcases, free 36-inch Bleached . Muslin, fine, from starch or dressing; heavy, | soft-fnish quality, free from | Cther Purposes. a4 % firm woven quality, starch or dressing. Goldeaberg's—First Flaer, 3 e S - e