Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 18

'S ™~ e i .. R A o i EVENING- BTAR, -WASHINGTON, ] 7 - _OUR FIRST FALL i Sale of Ferns, These Ferms are all rot grown and in healthy condi- Prices are unusyally Smalt Feras, 18¢. 39c and 48¢c Cretonnes, 19¢ Mill lengths of yard-wide ‘Washable etopnes, in light or dark floral, bird, atripe and tapestry designs; lengths from 2 to 8 yards, but plenty alike for draperies, curtains, acarfs, cushions and furniture covers ing, also patterns suitable for aprons and dresses, Tirst Floor—Bargain Teble. Women'’s & Silk A9 0dd ot of Silk Gloves, 16-butt h; good qual-- |- ity Milanese sitk; double-tipped fi::e’:s‘.lp qu' 5 Chamo-Suede Gloves, 12-button and strap-wrist lengths; new fall shades; embroidered backs.~ Worth $1.00 Dair.......eveeeeiemsmsnnneiensnnns " 69c¢ Goldenberg’s—Tirst Tioor. Gloves tion. 4-inch Ferny, 25c pot. Boston Type Ferns at the following special prices: * 4-inch pots, 49¢c. S-inch pots, $9c. 6-inch pots, 98c. 7-inch pots, $1.19. &-inch pots, $1.98. |Our Annual “Get-Ready-for-School” Sale . Every year, right before the opening of the Washington schools, we make a sincere effort to be of service to parents with ipedll values in the needed wearables for boys and girls. It is a carefully planned event and provides many money-saving values. Bring the children here tomorrow and -Saturday for their school apparel. : Washington Headquarters for Boys’ School Clothing— - Lowest-in-the-City Prices For many years this store has prided itself upon maintaining the leader- ship in Boys’ School Clothes. This season we have made some wonderful purchases, and the savings are passed along to our customers tomorrow in a sale that will be memorable for the unusual values offered. low. a slight uneven edge, which will in no way Interfere with wear of ap] ance. Heavy ofled opaque cloth {n white, ecru and green. 3x6.5-ft. fin- ished size. Fleer, Exceptional Values in Girls’ School Dresses Compare these dresses with the usual grades and you'll see the values are exceptional. They are begter.made, better finished, the materials are finer and more serviceable. Mothers ,can buy their girls’ school dresses here to unusual advantage tomorrow. Girls’ $1.50 School ’ Frocks, Special at $ 1 ° 1 9 Girls’ School Dresse} of fine quality ginghams, warranted fast colors, in a variety of popular checks and plain colors. Practical straightline models; some in embroidered designs. Sizes 7 to &oyears. FREE—A Pencil Box Setl.‘[ontdnlng pencils, pen and eraser, free with purchases WS, of Boys’ Suits, Coats or Macki Girls’ $1.69 Dresses, $1.50 3 Of good quality ginghams, in an assortment of new fall colorings; smart waistline models, wit! 11, of contrasting color; some with embroidered fronts, others with sashes; wide skirts, with deep :;x:s ;cosi::sa;‘dtohllz years. Girls’ Crash Dresses, $2.98 In tan, trimmed with blue or green striped material; with embroidered fronts, narrow belts and pockets; sizes 7 to 14 years. Children’s Sweaters, $2.98 Fine quality Wool Coat Sweaters, in brown, red and tan; plain heavy stitched effects, made with roll collars; perfectly cut sizes. Goldenberg’s—Third Fleer. Women’s-Silk Hose 95¢ Pair Bl klttle Girls’ Dresses, $1 ngham esses, some with panties, assorted checked effects, some with border trimmi 3 : Sects; some eith: r trimming, others with white collars; Girls’ 75¢ Aprons, 59¢ Girl's Frock Aprons, of fast color percale, in polka dot effects; trimmed with rick 3 O o ejmmed Wit yeclrr:.‘:k braid; square neck and tie-belt REMNANT LOTS OF Men’s Furnishings Men’s Holeproof Hese, in Here’s Another Original Sale for Our Competitors to Copy of these complete outfits and at a typical Goldenberg Boys’ Two-pants Suit, in neat serviceable ‘dark ‘lllxt-'u: sizes 7 to 16 years; worth $7.50. Boys’ 75c Leather Belt, with e buckle. Boys’ Complete School Outfit “save-money” price. You may make your own se- Boys® Blouse, light or dark striped; worth $1 From Cap Down to Stockings. Total Value, $11.09. Special— lection of pattern and style. The complete outfit Boys’ Foursin-Hand Tie, worth 45c. $1.00. If you bought these articles separately the cost to you would be $11.09. Think of the Start the boys off right for school—get them one ) ) $7.15 consists of— Beys' 39 Stockings; durable quality. - saving this sale brings at §7.15. I i J | i | -$20 and $25.Brussels Rugs, $14.65 f - Boys’ $16.50 to $18 Suits With Two Pairs Pants, $14.75 “Smart Set” Clothing_for boys Is well known to mothers of Washington—shown here tomorrow in a greatest assortment of new fall models. Of guaranteed all wool cas- ‘simere, tweed and cheviot, in newest shades and mixtures. Coats lined with alpaca, both .pairs of pants fully lined and taped. Sizes 7 to 20 years, in regulars, extra sizes and touts. A complete stock of “Smart Set” Suits, all with two pairs of pants and of guaranteed all wool materials. At $1276 to $21.50. $4 Juvenile Corduroy Suits, $1.95 Junior Norfolk models, with yoke and box plaits; also Oliver Twist style; sizes 3 to 8 years. Boys’ Corduroy Pants, 89c ~ ‘Géod ~quality Corduroy, slight seconds; sizes 7 to 16 years. First Floor. Durable School Shoes Shoes of good, substantial quality, made to stand lots of hard knocks. In all styles, and at prices to fit every purse. ‘ree—Carton of Colored -ayons to Boys and Girls Misses’ High and Low Shoes, button and lace styles: brown and dull leath- ers; sizes 11% to 2. At $2.00 to- $4.00 Growing Girls’ Shoes, high or low styles, with low walk- ing he brown or dull leathers; sizes 2% to 7 at— $3.00 to $5.00 Little Boys’ School Shoes, of tan and dull leathers, lace and blucher styles; sizes 10 to 13%. At $2.25 to $4.00 Boys' School Shoes, of tan and dull leathers, lace and blucher styles; sizes 1 to 5%. At 5 2 $2.75 to $5.00 Children’s ngvh and Low Shoes, of brown and dull leathers; button and lace styles; sizes § to 11. At $1.75 to $3.00 . Dress Goods Values Worth up to $2.50 Yard The most desirable dress goods for fall in- } cluded in tomorrow’s sale—in lengths suit- J\ able for women’s dresses, suits, wraps and children’s wear. 5 2 The group consists of All-wool French Serl-e. All-wool Tweeds, All-wool Storm Serge, All-wool Jersey and All-wool Broadcloth. Good rafige of colors. Widths, 50 and 54 inches. Friday at $1.39 a ard. - ’lolllnhn"n—!hlt “Floar. _ - $35, $40 & $45 Axminster Velvet and Brussels Rugs $24.75 An old-time Friday Remmnant Sale of floor samples and one-of- a-kind large room size rugs, including eight 9x12-ft. Axminster, ten 9x12-ft. Seamless Brussels, ejght 8.3x10.6-ft. heavy Velvet and Axminster, three 11.3x12-ft, Brussels and seven 7.6x9-ft. Seamless Axminster or heavy Velvet Rugs; choice of tht. or dark floral, oriental and medallion designs. 15 R f each sise—9313 ft. and 8.3x10.6 ft.; both for large zonu. Amm Smi d/ Bons. lumlouxnr Rugs, on'n-wool g Pl woven_colorings; flos oriental and n designs. ‘octh 31’ 91t size. ft. size. Wi 2.50. ' Friday at $745 ‘ g Stenciled l.(irn; Rugs, $2.9 36 large-room 9x13-ft. double, wirp Grass Ru 1 green or brown stenciled designs. by water dnrln':' lh?pu‘::‘:l'l: and for this reason are sold at about one-third regular price. 18 size 6x9 ft. ‘Friday at §1.96, - \ 59c Cottage Carpet, Friday at 29¢ Yard ea Setens of Ereon sed. tan; olive and browns Mnkthe o to 10 yards; full 36 inches wide. 3 % ‘Goldeabers’e Tiser, Boys’ $7.50 Corduroy Suits, With Two Pairs of Trousers, $6.39 Durable quality Corduroy Suits, that will stand any amount of rough wear. lined with khaki cloth, both pairs trousers fully lined: finished with belt loops and watch pockets; sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ $12 Suits, With Two Pairs of Trousers, $9.75 “Double Service” suits of strictly all wool tweeds, cassimere and cheviots; new fall pat- terns; newest Norfolk models; coats lined with alpaca, both pairs of trousers fully lined; sizes 7 to 20 years. Boys’ $10 Serge Suits, $6.75 All-wool Navy Blue Serge Suits. yoke and inverted plaited models: coats lined with alpaca; full cut knickerbockers, lined and taped throughout; sizes 10 to 16 years. ¥Extra pair of pants to match-at $2.00.) : ; Boys’ $1.25 to $1.50 Pants, 95¢c Straight Knee Pants, of suiting mixtures, fully lined, also pants of corduroy; sizes 3 to 9 years of age. Excellent for school wear. Coats ’ Boys’ 79¢ Blouses, 55¢ School Blouses, good quality materials, white grounds with neat stripes and designs. lsl‘l"f:d c:llnle“ 7|‘ul’c!lld and open cuffs, both H i 0 years. sain Table and Third Plo::‘)'“ ben B Boys’ $1.25 to $1.50 Hats and Caps, 95¢ Evefy boy will need a new hat or ca) school—here is your chance to save mgntonyr Made of blue serge mixtures, {mitation leather and other materials, suitable for boys from 2 to 18 years of age. Boys' Caps, in an assort, Worth 65c each. Friday at soe O T rtures Goldenberg’s—Thind Fleor. \ FRIDAY CLEARANCE OF ODD LOTS OF Furniture ‘We've grouped all the odds and ends, one and two of a kind pieces of furniture and marked them at greatly reduced prices for quick clearance tomorrow. Some are slightly marred and oth- ers were used as flDDI’ samples. Quantities of each are limited; and it will be to your advantage to come early. Four Layer Felt Mat. tresaes, good quality woven || ticking; full™ iiz s $8.50 all purposes. Two Cotten Mattresses, for dropside wne- $6.25 Lot _of Sample Pillows, all flled with 75 ‘eathers; slightly soiled, each C Ope 0dd “Toilet Table, walnut fin- $16.50 ish; tripli- cate mirror Odd O verstuffed Fireside Chalr, $45.00 One English loose cush- ions; tapes- try uphol- a *One ‘High-Grade Floor SPECIAL Lamp, with = FOR silk - shade, FRIDAY upholstered in velour; one each frosted brown aad tia’ien $16.00 3 finish, each ‘One Fiber Reed Day Bed, with separate cushions and two rolls; $49.00 worth much more than $3.95. the newest mode for Autumn. gold and blue fin- ish and the ever popular Black. Goldonderg’s—Becond Floor. and Napoleon Bed. Worth $395.00. $250.m welted and Mc! No exchanges or refunds. © 140 cand of Bxtra Hifted Barly .Vunlhl’m.. 10c 356 cans of Ritter's or 8c Campbell's Pork and Beans. . 72x80 large double bed satine on both sides; light an Hygela brand cotton. - at A recent shipment breught in 3 splendid collection of New Fall Hats, in scores of ‘the latest styles—all Every Hat is smartly styled and ,trimmegln:n e materials and workmanship are of a high standard you would not expect to find in Hats at such a low price. In the new Fall shades of Sand, Brown, Navy, Red, Gray, Pheasant Irregulars of $1.79 Values Women’s Full-fashioned Pure Thread-silk Hose, double sole, heel and toe; cordovan, mais an $1.79-pair. Women’s Fiber= with three - seam ba in black and white; s onds of 79c values.. in black, nude, light and dark gray, copen, d white; irregular weaves of values worth Children’s Imported Cotton silk Hose, Secks, with assorted col- 9C ok} - 59‘: ored striped tops; broken sizes. Worth 193¢ pair..... Goldenberg's—Tirst Fioor. i et e $1 and $1.25 Sq. Yd. Linoleums, 58¢c Heavy-weight .Cook’s Make Cork-filled, Burlap-back Linoleums, noted for their serviceability.” In mill lengths from 2 to 15 square yards, but plenty alike for covering large rooms, halls, bathrooms, vestibules, etc. Light and dark tile, oriental and figured designs. Geldenberg’s—Fourth Tieor. = FRIDAY CLEAN-UP OF "Women’s 3 to *5 High Shoes, ‘1.79 Pr. i ull | shoes in patent, tan, black kid and d: y sewed soles. Sizes in the lot from $6 and $7 Part-Wool - 668D and 68x80 large double-bed size + B T o e vt bt : $7 and $8 Comforts, $4.65 . . Comforts, covered with §ne grade dark colorings; filled this price because of &8 extra seam or to $650 eathers. Louis heels, 2% to 5;only. ze Blankets, heavy‘; Mill Lengths of Fine Silks Qualities Worth $1.69 to $3 yard Left in the wake of our big successful sale of mill lengths of silks are hundreds of short ends, which w will clean up tomorrow at a fraction of regular value. Lengths range from 2 to 5 yards and are suitable for : 35c Dress Ginghams 12145¢c Yard Remnants of 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in a large assort- ment of checks, stripes, plaids and plain colors. Ex- . tra fine quality. Lengths from 3 to 2% yards. 18c Outing Flannels 121, Remnants of 27-inch Outing Flannels, In stripes and checks; heavy double- flecced quality; good, useful lengths. 25¢ and 30c Ginghams ) 15¢ Remnants of 33-inch Dress Ginghams, in assorted styles and colors, also 32-inch Romper Cloth, 32-inch Peggy Cloth, 38- inch high count Percales, 27-inch Shaker Flannel and 27-inch Can- ton Flannel; good, useful lengths for all needs. Goldenbery’s Floor. _Corset Remnants 0dd lot ef Corsets, Includin ‘Warner's and P.N. makes, of d_quality pink and White ma- ; cholce of several popular mndh-:-dbmkcnb. sizes and dis- continued - numbers; values worth $3.50 52.44 and $4.00, Friday at Lot ef Ceryets, good quality materfals, elastic top and medium bust model, with long or medium skirts and free 88C and fasten 25¢ First Floor) Pink Bandeaux, plain fancy mesh material; back model, some with tomorrow. elastic -indert; perfect =\itting; - &l sises...... First Table, ._ODD LOTS OF 3 1 Knit Underwear shell-trimmed Xxnee; M':}o:'m-. ‘Worth 45c Saits, MC;M styls ': o Tent wneer: worth 1839 C with band ' and. closed crotch; o or e a3 secor ues wort C black and white; light and From one to six pairs alike, $1.09 40-inch Colored Charmeuse, 40-inch Colored Crcpe de Chine, 40-inch Colored Canton Crepe, 40-lm:.h Colored Silk Radium, 40-inch Colored Satin Radium, 40-inch Colored Sport Satin, 35-inch Colored Satin Duchesse, 35-inth Colored Chiffon Taffeta, 35-inch Changeable Taffeta, 3-inch Colored Satin Messaline, 35-inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, 35-inch Black Satin Messaline. These silks are in the height of favor for fall. Come early for first choice, as the wonderful values will attract a crowd to our Silk Department tomorrow. Goldenberg’s—Tirst ¥ieor. : ) A New Purchase Brings =i se2s5 | | Smart Fall Hats Well Worth $5 Velvet Hats, Duvetyne Hats. i Small, Medium and Large Shapes. $3.95 medium welghts; perfect qQuality; sizes 914 and 10 only. lsc Worth 35¢ pair.... Men's Nixhtrobes, good quality light-weight cam-; bric, V neck style, trimmed® with washable braid, or plain styles. Subject to slight imperfections, such as an oil spot or 65¢ thick thread, no holes. Worth $1 each M Work Shirts, of Nugget Blue Chambray, collar attached and one breast pocket; all double 65¢c also lct of panel curtains, used one to a window, in white, ivory and ecru colors: 213 and 3 yards long. Choice of Scotch, Notting- ham, Filet and Tuscan weaves. Neat, novelty or heavy worked designs. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. REMNANTS OF Wash Goods Remmants of Printed Volles, Plain_Color Voiles, Colored Cot- ton Mercerized Colored Lawn, Widths from 27 to 40 inches; good, useful lengths. lzlkc Valueés worth 25c and in- 35¢ YBRIA erenninann Remnasts of White Goods, cluding _ White _Chiffon _ Volle, White Basket Weave Suiting, Novelty Voiles. White Honey- comb Suiting, Whife Mercerized Bafiste, White Linen-finish Lin- ene, etc. Widths from 36 to 40 ° ; lengths from 1 l6c rds. Values worth Remunants of Colored Wash Goods, Including Colored Or- stitched through- out; sizes 14% to 16 ’only. $1.00 each Men’s Half Hone, of lisle ‘Worth and maco cotton, black and plain colors; sizes 9%, 10 and 10%. Seconds of values worth 25e 11c and 29c pair. Limited quantity. insook Athletic fine ~quality Men’s Na Union Suits, 72x80 checked nainsook; sleeveless style; sizes 34 to 40 only. Worth 75c each Men’s Summer Under- wear, shirts and drawers, of balbriggan and white gauze cotton; mostly all sizes. Some slightly jm- to 5 i 29c and 3%c yard. Fri- day @t ..o.cieninninnenn y, Chiffon Voile, Ratine, -’ inted Voileg, Plisse Crepe: also White Organdy, White Mercer- ized Batiste, White Chiffon Voile, ‘White Pongee, etc.; lengths suit- perfect, but worth 29C able for all needs: widths from from B80c to 7bc 32 to 45 inches. Worth 25c Goldenberg’s—First ¥loor. Sale of Men’s & Young Men’s Two-Trousers Suits BRAND-NEW STYLES FOR FALL WEAR $17.50 These are all brand-new suits, fresh from the maker’s hands, and the assortment of styles offers a splendid selection of the most desirable colorings, including stripes, plain blues in conservative styles and various shades for young men. Every suit with ex- tra pair of trousers to match—a feature that means double service. We have also_included in this sale a lot of men's suits with one pair of trousers, repre- senting broken lots from our regular stock formerly sold up to $30.00. Weights suitable for fall and all-the-year-round wear. Regular sizes 33 to 42 included in the lot. Goldanbery’s First Floor Clothes Shop for Men—Direct En- . * trance frem K Btreet. . Women’s and Misses’ New SportCoats FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR * Just the garments for in- between - season = wear —indis- pensable to every woman’s wardrobe. A limited quantity -of these smart-looking coats of- fered tomorrow at a genuine _ saving—the result of an unex- pected purchase. .- - .Well tailored models of Eng- lish tweeds, herrin, e and po- Jaire cloth, in plain"colors and _combinations. Inverted pleat or plain back; full belted styles . .with large patch pockets .an mannish notch collars. ) Colors of brown, gray and tan. Sizes for misses and WOMEH: 3718 Famit ol Salieh sons