Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 26

ROTARIANS HOLD - WEEKLY MEETING Members Hear of Vast Strides Made in Photo-En- graving Industry. 1 Detailing the progress of photv-en- graving, and g!ving flgures to show the rapid development of the industry in the United States during the last eight years, J. Harry Cunningham addressed the members of the Wash- ington Rotary Club at their weekly meeting at the New Willard Hotel Jesterday afternoon. Mr. Cunningham, reading from the lIatest report issued by the Depart- nent of Commerce in 1919, brought out that the ind doubled in five y Mr. Cunningham, imately 376 photo-engraving shops in this country, turning out $15.000,000 Worth of products, while in 1919, ac- cording to the statement issued by the Department of Commerce, there were 420 shops doing business, and the value of their products was esti- rrated at $30,000,000.” Although no more recent figures| I8 were available, Mr. Cunningham said that the industry had made wonderful strides during the past two years. Joint Meeting With Kiwanis. bllowing announcement by Charles W. Semmes; president of the organiza- tion, that a joint imeeting of the Rotary and .Kiwanis c would be held at the Columbia ¢ ub Qctober 19, when the Kiwanians will Be the guests of Rotary, W. W. Grif- fith informed the club that he had Bbeen successful in securing the serv- ices of Frank Gamel, the noted boys’ welfare worker, who will give a se- ries of lectures at the Central High School auditorium during the week of October 17, to address meeting. il, George dw spoke of the value of the lecture to the Youth of the city and appealed to those _iresent to give Mr. Gamel their fullest -operation. -Arguments in favor of a new Mec- Kinley manual training school, or the dxtension of the present building to eet the crowded conditions existing ere at present were set before the @lub by Prof. L. W. Mattern of the technical school faculty. The speaker said the present building, crected to decommodate 1,000 students, is forced to house 1.475. The matter was re- ierred to the boys' work committee. ed an Assistants. Shannon and Oscar Evans appointed by the chair to assist ck, governor of the fifth district at the forthcoming installa- William were farch 27, 28 and 29, reported progress, and announced John Poole had bee <hairman of the ses were made by Charles tant secretary of agricul- president of the Lincoln | [ s C. Mitchell. | (@ f Included among invi Represtntative *d guests were John C. Ketcham of Michigan; A. Peterson, Long Island '{_xxy N. Y.; M. F. Bledsoe, Port Arthur, H. Harri & olt Stockton, Calif., and John E. Davis, Co. lumbia, 8. C. FREIGHT LOADING GROWS. Increase 19.543 Cars for Week |, ¢ Shown by R. R. Association. freight loading increased | compared with the pre- according to reports to ce division of the Amer- | (g ican Railway Association. Reports showed that 171,474 cars| | were loaded with coal during the I‘ week, which was an increase of 5,416 oyer the week before. Loading of grain and grain products amounted to 51.848 cars, which was than during the preced: In a statement the car serviee division urged heavier loading of re- frigerator car: r to prevent a car shortag able the rail- | | roads to mo he mext three onths the b in perisha- ble freight exp ‘WOULD DROP WATCH SUIT. Solicitor General Beck formally moved in the Supreme Court Tuesday the dis- missal of the government’s appeal in the Keystone Watch Case Company suit un- der the Sherman anti-trust law. The case arose from the decislon of the United States district court holding un- lawful practices of the company re. striating sales to dcalers who handle exclusively their products. The company informed “the government recently that +he pr: i tice_would be discontinued. RAINY-DAY SPECIALS Men’s and Ladies’ Perfection of Procction High in Quality—Low in Price Be Sure You're in the United Rubber Co. 1436 New York Ave. N.W. At Cor. 15th and N. Y. Ave. * - Stout Dresses {1475 ue 11475 35 420 Also Stout Suits and Coats at very low prices. ‘ Special Sale on Small i Size Dresses ¢ All-Wool Jer- isey Dresses a{.er. 6.50 ' Silk and Serge Dresses, 7.50 « 19.50 3.00 = 5.00 | Upstairs Shop 803 7th $t. N.W,, 24 Floor. Over Peoples Brug Stere—Elevator TIIG- TVENING STAR.. WASHINGTOX,. . .. -C., THURSDAY,. OCTOBER G,.1921., Friday Brings a Great Harvest of Bargains Our usual Friday Remnant Sale, augmented by a host of extraordinary economy sales of new Fall Merchandise, makes tomorrow a day of unusual interest to the thrifty shopper $1.00 and $1.25 Cork-Filled Linoleum 50c Square Yard Cork-filled all 8-quarter Heavy-weight Linoleums, parquette flooring designs; light and dark colorings. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. “SPECIAL FOR {Boys’ Durable Corduroy Suits, $6.98 Boys' Crompton and Lav rence Corduroy Suits, in Ne folk model—the weir-resis ing kind for school and knockabout wear. Full-cut Knickerbocker trousers lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 17 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY Children’s Tams $1.00 A special lot of children's Tams for school wear—all colors to choose from. Ver. smart looking and practical. Styles are trimmed in gros- grain ribbon or tassels. For Friday only, at $1 each. Millinery Dept.—Second Floer. A Wonderful Array of Wanted Weaves in Tomorrow’s Remnant Sale of Silks Hundreds of short lengths and remnants in tomorrow’s sale of silks—rich, lustrous qualities that are right in fashion —offered at savings of one-third and more. The list in- cludes: 35-inch Colored Satin Messaline 35-inch Colored Chiffon Taifeta 35-inch Stripe Sport Silks 35-inch Figured Silk Foulards 33-inch Silk Pongee . 40-inch Colored Crepe de chine A 3 Excellent variety of favored colors, in lengths §uxmble for every purpose. Sale price, $L19 yard. Goldenberg's—First Floor. $30 and $35 Velvet BrusselsRugs, $19.75 Seamless Velvet and Brussels Rugs, such famous makes as Alexander Smith and Sons, Sloane’s and Firth Carpet Cpfs 9x12 and 8.3x10.6-t. sizes for large rooms. All perfect quality, but only one or two of each pattern. Light and dark color- ings in floral, otiental and medallion designs. $50 Axminster and Velvet Rugs, $29.45 8.3x10.6-ft. Close-pile Axminster and Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, products of Alexander Smith and Sons; choice of floral, oriental and me- dallion designs; best and most desirable colorings. $3.50 Grass Rugs, $1.88 414x7%-ft. Stenciled Grass Rugs, heavy double-warp grade, in green, blue or brown medallion, neat figures and border designs. 6x9-ft. size, worth $5.00, at $2.88 $3 and $3.50 Small-size Rugs, $1.95 27x54 Velvet and Brussels Rugs, handsome colorings in oriéntal, medallion and neat figured designs. Alexander Smith and Sons fabrics. First Floor—Bargain Tables. The Millinery Department Offers for Friday Suede-Likg Hoods $1. 9 son’s craze in hats cal for sport wear, as it is a typic ger hat to wear with sweaters. Made of Suede-like material in all colors. The style is an off-the-face effect. and is particularly smart. Specially priced for Friday at only $1.49. Millinery Department—Second Floor. Extra Special for Friday 100 Women’s & Misses’ New Fall Snits Made to Retail at $25 and $29.75 - $19.75 Splendid styles and dependable qual- ity materials are linked with savings in this Friday sale—giving new emphasis to the fact that lower prices prevail on women’s apparel. All are good-looking suits, right up to the minute in style—the collection con- sisting of— All-wool Tricotine, Velom: and Suede Materials, in Beautiful Fur- Trimmed and Embroidered Mod- els. . A number of styles to choose from, among them suits with large fur collars and fur bands, others with natm:al Australian opossum or beaverette iur collars, and new silk embroidered effects and box coat models. Colors of Navy, Brown, Beaver, Black and Reindeer. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Children’s Winter Coats at $4.95 A special purchase of Children’s Winter Coats, fashioned of heavy-weight, soft-finished material. Stylish belted mod- els, in brown, blue and burgundy. Fine quality linings. Well tailored and finished. Sizes 3 to 6 years. Children’s Felt Hats, soft | Children’s Rompers, of heavy quality, [n sand, navy materials; assorted and ‘red; tailored dark stripes; collar and 44(: models with silk 1.98 belt trimmed with blue streamers ......... Girls’ Jumper Dresses, of navy blue serge, all pure wool quality; hand-stitched designs on neck and around armholes; finished with patent leath- $2 95 . Children’s Peg-top Rompers, of galatea cloth, in assorted pin stripes of blue, pink 790 and tan. Regularly $1,0 width, mill lengths from 2 to 10 square yards, but many pieces alike, sufficient for covering large rooms, halls, bathrooms and vestibules. In tile or 1.19| $22.50 in 1$1.25 Seamless Min Voiles, Scrims and Marquisettes, in light or dark floral, bird and figured all-over designs of vari- ous colorings, white or ecru colors. inches wide; lengths from 1 to 10 yards, but many pleces alike. for draperies, cushion and com- fort covering. First Floor—Bargsin Table. SPECIAL FOR FRXDA‘I 29¢ and 39¢ Cretonnes 19c yard Mill Lengths of Cretonnes. full 36 inches wide, in light or dark colorings; choice of floral, stripe, bird or tapes- try designs, for draperies, cushion, couch or furniture coverings. Lengths from 1 to 10 yards, but as much as 100 yards alike. First Floor. Unbleached Sheets, 98¢ 76x90 Unbleached Seam- less Sheets, made of heavy round thread sheeting cot- ton; strictly perfect quality. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY |- Handbags and Purses Up to $3 $1 77 Hand- Values at Women's Leather bags and Purses, good qual- ity, in black and colors; al- ligator, spider grain and morocco finish. Practical roomy swagger bag styles, also long handle bags and strap purses. . First Floor. A Friday Sale Extraordinary— Fur-Trimmed Plush . The sale price is one that has not been known for coats of this quality in years. In fact, last season you couldn’t buy such coats for double this amount. They must be seen to be appre- ciated—every value-wise woman will recognize the remarkable value at a glance. THEY ARE GARMENTS APPEALING IN THEIR SOFT BEAUTY AND STRIKINGLY ATTRACTIVE FROM THEIR PRACTICAL POINTS OF WEAR AND WORTH. Three-quarter-length coats, of fine quality Seal Plush, with 10-inch border; deep cape shawl collar and cufis of taupe Coney fur. Loose-back, half-belted or full-belted models, with two pock- ets. Linings of flowered sateen. Sizes 36 to 46. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. 25c Draperies | 0dd Lots of 12ic ' Knit Underwear of | Women’s Fleece-lined Under- wear, heavy weight: shirts with high neck and long sleeves, pants ankle length, with mus- lin waistbands. Regu- 59(: lar and extra sizes.... Women'’s Cotton Fleeced Unlon Sults—High neck and long sleeves, ankle-length pants. Reg- ular and extra sizes. $l 00 . Children’s Fleece-lined Pants, lengths Cretonnes, as well as plain 34 and 36 15¢c and 19c Coats Open a 30-Day Charge Account It will be a great conven- ience to you, and in addition to that is the advantage of buying at our rock-buttom prices. Apply Office—Fifth Floor. Remnant Lots of Hosiery Lot of Good Quality Corsets, of pink and white materials; low and medium bust models, with long hips; mostly all sizes.. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. I '.Regular $4& $5Corsets, $2.98 Broken lots and discontinued numbers of popular makes, including R & G, American Lady, Warner’s and Thomson’s ; of beautiful brocade and plain materials; extreme long hip models; broken sizes. $1.69 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY Men’s Hand- kerchiefs Seconds of 12c to 8C Lot of Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, in a broken assortment of initials; also plain white hemstitched border style; some have slight defects in finish. First Floor. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. 59¢ Vanity Cases, 39c Vanity Cases, silver effects, dainty shapes; well made, with mirror, powder and rouge com- partments; with puff; long chain handle. emnants of 18¢c OutingFlannels, 12l,c Yd. s Remnants and mill lengths of 27-inch Outing Flannels, in checks, plaids, stripes; extra heavy, double-flceced qual- ity, for winter garments. Lengths from 2 to 9 yards. 20c and 25c Percales, 14c Remnants of 36-inch Percaies, light grounds, in a ment of checks, stripes, dots and neat figure: for men's and boys' shirts, also women's we; 29c¢ and 39c Dress Ginghams, 19¢ Remnants of 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in plaids, checks, plain colors, inch Peggy Cloth, 36-inch Chambray, 27-inch Canton Flannel and TUseful lengths. . Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Sale of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Some With Two Pairs of Trousers $24.75 They are suits measuring up to the high standard you expect in clothes sclling at much higher prices. When vou see the splendid materials, the good tailoring and the attractive new styles and patterns, you'll realize the truth of our statement that vou can save money on your purchase here to- morrow. Styles for men and young men. Sizes for men of all normal builds— 34 to 42. Two-trousers Suits of gray and tan Herringbone, also gray and green stripe Herringbone and a variety of stripes in brown, gray and olive One-trousers Suits of Blue Chevi- ots, also gray. green, tan and brown Cottons, 1lc Remnants of 36-inch Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, in lengths from 2 to 8 yards; heavy firm woven quality. Goldenberg's—First Floor. * Seconds of $1 and $1.25 ‘Women's “Onyx” Hose, light- weight lisle’ and cotton; black and cordovan; some seamless, ankle length; sizes 1 to 25‘: 4_years on orth Misses’ Fleeced Underwear, 45¢ pair . while others with 19 separate garments, shirts with ( high neck and long sleeves, ankle seamed backs. Worth 29¢ pair ......... length pants; sizes S, 10 ! Worth 45‘: ! Women’s Fiber and Silk | Mixed Hose, in black, with seam- = Goldenberg's—First Floor. ed back, also a few pairs of Window Shades | sremicss “aread i’ " 088, n gray only; 95c 50c Women’s Aprons | e weitr worm ‘ Oiled Opaque ades, in white, Complete with 3x6-1t. Heavg Cloth Window Shi ecru or_greens. ens - Ribbed £ ring and all fixtures. Classed as Waist Aprons, of Amoskeag e e qu;’]',ty‘.“,figf“ l lc seconds because of slight imper- ginghams, made with pocket; e e fections. medium length: well made and | : Goldenberg’s—Fourth Fleor. i finished. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. 44c Children’s Ribbed Cotton $6.00 shoes. ranges. Remnants of Wash Goods, 124ic Up to 39c Values Remnants of 34-inch Colored Linenes, 36 and 38 inch Printed Voiles, 38-inch Plain color Voiles, 38-inch Colored Or- gandy, also 36-inch White Nain- sook, Longcloth and Pajama Checks; useful lengths for all purposes. Up to 59¢c Values at 19¢ Remnants of 45-inch Colored Organdy, 34-inch Beach Suiting, 82-inch’ Pongee, 38-inch High- grade Printed Voiles, 25-inch Silk and Cotton Chiffon Silks, 27-inch Colored Poplins; also remnants of White India Linon, White Can- non Cloth, White Check Dimity, ~White Organdy, White Chiffon Voiles, White Novelty Voiles, etc. Desirable lengths. Geldenberg’s—First Floor. - Women's $4 to $6 Oxfords & Pumps We've shut our eyes to the fact that they’re $4.00 to We take into consideration only that assort- ments are broken and they are incomplete in style and size The group consists of Oxfords and Pumps of Patent Leather, Tan, Black Kid and Dull leath- -ers. High and low heels. All sizes in the combined lot from 2% to 7. We must make this condition—no exchanges or refunds. v e A el ‘| s 11, 14, 16 and 17 years. Friday’s price.......... I T e T e I e e $1.95 Friday’s Special Sale of ‘Boys’ Fall Clothes This sale will be a big help to mothers who want to outfit their boys economically for fall and winter. Good-looking Suits and Mackinaws, together with a number of items listed under the head of “remnants,” make up this interesting event for Friday. Two-Trousers Suits, $9.75 Goldenberg's specialized values—the best 'ob!ai_nablc for the money. Fashioned of splendid quality materials in the newest colorings and patterns. Both pairs of Knickers lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Boys’ Mackinaw Sport Coats, $12.50 Newest models, of fine Mackinaw Plaids—full of warmth and service. Made with yoke back, inverted pleats and muff pockets. The ideal coat for cold weather. Sizes 8 to 16 years. $3.59 0dd lot of Boys’ Norfolk Suits, of cheviots in .x.-newest Norfolk and tweed mixtures; sizes 8, 9, 10 and 11 years only. Friday's price... 2 $6.95 $2.95 | e 0dd Iot of Boys’ Two-trousers Suits, model, of durable cheviots and tweeds. Broken as- sortments; one and two of a kind, in sizes 8, 9, 10, 0dd lot of Boys’ Mackinaw Coats, one in size 7 years and 10 in size 8 years. Friday’s pri Goldenberg’s—Third Fleor. » handling; K Street. colors, nad Mixed Worsteds in gray checks and stripes. Men’s “Stout” Suits, $35 and $39.50 A varied assortment for large size men, including the popu- lar Herringbones, Dark Worsteds andl Blue Serges. Goldenberg's Clothes Shop for Men—First Floor; Direct Entrance from Sale of Blankets At $3.65 Pair Mill Runs of $5.00 and $6.00 Values 72x80 Australian Brand Heavy-weight Blankets, a finc grade cotton with the finish and appearance of wool blankets White with blue or pink borders. These are termed run-oi- the-mill on account of a slight i_mperiegtion, such as a small oil spot or soiled edge, nothing to impair their use- fulness. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Remnants of $1 to $1.50 Dress Fabrics Friday, 79¢ Yd. A number of desirable weaves in leading colors—just the fabrics wanted for Fall. Come early for best choosing. 40-inch All-Wool Imperial Serge, 50-inch Storm Serge, 54-inch Fancy Suiting, 50-inch Panama Suiting, Etc. Good, useful lengths for skirts and dresses. Navy Blue and others. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Colors of Black, Friday Bargains for Men Small Lots of Underwear and Furnishings at Big Savings Men's Bristol Mills Under- wear, medium-weight cotton me- rino; white or natural gray color; slightly 49c perfect quality; some soiled from handlin;s; 'ogt‘im siz es. ‘Worth ‘Men’s Work Shirts, of gen- uine Stifel cloth, blue with small white polka dots; neckband style, some with separate collar; mussed from izes 14 to 16. 43c Worth $1.50............ e Men’s Half Hose, mercerized lisle, black and plain colors; full ‘relnforced heel, o 21 c and sole; seconds of 39¢ and 59c values. . > Men’s Work Shirts, of twilled khaki cloth; collar at- tached; fuli-cut sizes; ?:‘5{0‘“ quality. Worth slightly 79c | Men’s Pajamas, of fine qual- ity mercerized cloth; plain colors, also white: some trimmed with frogs, others mostly in size A. $l .00 worth $1.50 $2.00 Overalls, bib style, with suspender straps; perfect quality; broken sizes. Regu: 5 lar $2.00 values..... b Men’s Underwear, heavy rib- bed balbriggan: Mayo and other high-grade makes; shirts and drawers to match; some C slightly impe t. Worth $1.00. . : Men’s Trophy t Robes, fine quality cambric; full perfect quality; sizes 15_to 19. Worth $1.25 .. plain; Values and i AL W L AT L A1 i % g TREWX i = i