Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1922, Page 6

Monday aDay of High-Powered Value-GWing—-Featuring Impor $9 and $10 Lamb’s|| Wool Comforts Handsome Satine-covered Comforts, with Hygeia brand lamb’s wool, - o 10 vesTS 3 to 1 e ouR e nainty Yentee Lave ertha el nertha (0 Intest Kow eat indign’® ue checy, colors, e Warragtey 4 Pgar' Bcd Necklaces 24 and 27 ch Gradu- e s tlen, 0 i THE SUNDAY STAR WASHI}«GTOI\ D. C. NOVEMBER $1.25 Novelty Corduroy Full 36 Inches Wide—Black and Wanted Colors Special at Yard-wide Novelty Corduroy, in beautiful seli- ) color octave effect—a pronounced favorite for ‘ Autumn dresses, skirts, blouscs, kimonos, lounging robes and children’s coats. The colors are black, white, brown, navy, gray, tan, copenhagen, purp old rose, orchid, peacock, sand, fu:gsla cardinal, e double-bed size. warm bed covering Floral and Persian design top and back, with plain rose, blue, pink, gold satine borders. Goldenberg's—Fourth I'loor. ‘1922—PART 1. Regular $4.98 Marabout Capes Smart, serviceable styles of finc ft, fluffy, ) $3 filled 72x80-inch A high-grade, soft, fluffy, | long-fiber marabout, In cape effects, lined with good quality silk, finished with ribbon ends. In black, natural and seal colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor—Neckwear Dept. RN T T T P 2 T BRI Py 0 0 T e T T T UBUSUR B ] B 5 5 E B i é A MOST REMARI\ABLE SALE OF $35 to $49.50 Quality Coats The Majority Richly Trimmed With Fur Collars and Cuffs Garments of the Highest Type at a Record Low Price This is the season’s biggest coat opportunity. Practically every new and wanted mode—coats for dress-up occasions, for street and utility wear—all priced to establish a new record for high values. Everything about these Coats—the rich, soft materials, the superior tailoring, the careful workmanship, the smart styles, the beautiful trimming features single them out as extraor- dinary money’ ’s,worth at the phenomenally low price of $28.85. And they are fashioned with consummate somest fabrics— Normandy, Bolivia, Suedene, Velorine, Broadcloth Kersey and Elvalaine The majority are richly embellished with fur trim- mings of fine quality—Caracul, Manchurian Wolf, Skunk Opossum and Beaverette. In many shades of the popular brown, as well as navy, Sorrento, reindeer and black. ALL SIZES— 16 to 20 for misses; 36 to 46 regular; and 42Y5 to 52Y, forstout women. Wrappy models, straightline, bloused back, tailorcd coats; some embroidered and many showing new silk stitch- ing. Choker collars, shawl collars of tur, seli-tailored collars—all the approved sleeve innovations. Goldenberg's—8econd Floor. | 3528.85 skill of the finest grades of the winter's hand- % $2 Stamped Spreads, $1.39 Stamped Bedspreads, good qu.[, ity unbleached shecting cotton, n ¢ two pretty designs. Double-bed size, inciuding holster. % 59c Stamped Pieces, 35¢ Stamped Scarfs and Centers, stamped on nutural color art crash, in a very pretty easy tc 0 {afatys Y easy to embroider Daldlnh‘vl s—First Fleor, $1 Holland-Finish Window Shades 69c Strictly perfect quality Holland- finish Window Shades: size 3 h‘id.. A New Shlpmenl of 5,000 75¢ 10-In. Columbia Records Double-Face S ot 24 © Four for One Dollar it is important to remember—these are not nondescript nameless records, but ‘enune “COLUMBIA" RECORDS —and in an immensc variety of selec- tions! Come early and secure a new supply oi good records. The last 1ot sold out completely m one day Cormic, vocal, dance and instrumental sele ,'m',,f,,“’,,,,,’,';_‘;“’;‘ffi‘,;',';, guaranteed Full 10-inch double-faced Columbia R which can be and dark green. Compiets with ani ay other makes of talking macl besides the Co- 1 fixtures and crochet ring to matel Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. - i Sale of Men’s Heavy -Wel ht Wool & Cotton Umon Sult Slight Seconds of l 9 Regular $2.50 Grade Men who would be prepared for the first days of wintry weather witl Underwear, at. warm underwear should not miss this sale. It offers big savings on the ga ments you want—fine quality, heavy-weight Union Suits of wool and cottor mixture that is ideal for comfort and service. In natural gray color, wit ribbed neck and perfect closed crotch that insures snugness of fit. 34 to 46. Because of minor imperfections in weave. $2.50 union suits at $1.49 a suit. Men’s Underwear, 69c leu-»l Cotton U n(lorw!ar arate garments, ch neck and satine f: drawers with stly all sizes in gray; seconds of the famous L'fi each garment, Men’s $1.25 Underwear, 98c Genuine Lambsdown Fleece-lined Underwear, random gray cc! suaranteed not to rub oif; perfect quality: all regular sizes Extra sizes, 48 and 36 worth regularly $£1.50 each, &t $1.10, Men’s Half Hose, 29¢ Fiber Silk Half Hose, high-spliced heel, double reinforced s plain colors; irregular weaves of §0c values. Men’s Sweaters, &3 29 Sweaters &r Sport Coats, fine ught weight elas- !u ribbed quality, the well known “Clinton” make; V-neck style, with two pockets, in new heather shades. Fure worsted and cotton mixed quality. Mostly all sizes. Subject to slight defects in weaving, in no way impairing the wearing qualities or appear- ance. All sizes| we offer these regulal ra and silver gr: reed seat; brand, worth,| soft white fleecing, and toe; black Men’s $1.25 Underwear, 89¢ Wool-and-cotton-mixed Underws t ua] l\ in natural gri riboel wers in Men’s Broadcloth Women’s High-Class Fur & Self Trimmed Suits Originally Priced Up to $18 and $20.. . A collection of new millinery of the better class, representing models from our French Room whose original selling prices ranged up to $18 and $20—all to go in « tomorrow’s wonderful sale at a price that will stir the women of Washington! Fashioned from the Finest Hatter’s Plush, in BLACK— the season’s pronounced favorite. Exclusive and extremely smart skapes, that will prove most becoming to every type of woman. ‘The bare shapes would sell regularly at $12.50 and $15.00—think, then, what it means to be able to choose one of these beautiful Hatter’s Plush Hats, with rich trimmings of imitation Paradise, imitation Aigrette, finest Wreaths or Fancy Feathers and beautiful Coque effects—at the amazingly low price of $7501 No such opportunity has been offered this season—be among the early visitors tomorrow for first choice of the wonderful values. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. ize Shirt 9, Neglige Shirts, $2.95 Genvine English Broadcloth Neglige Shirts, each shirt bearing the well-known *“Broadcloth™ label; soft rufl , five pearl huu »n fron hmd pressed and gray. smcu\ perfect quality. ! stores from $1.50 to $2.00 morec. 25¢ A prominent importer, retiring irom business, sold us his entire stock of Imported Feather Hat Trimmings at a | small fraction of the regular wholesale cost—a lucky pur- chase that enables us to offer our customers the most re- markable values of the kind we have known. Men’s $2.50 and $3 Pajamas, $1.55 | “Faultless” Make Pajamas, of heavy demet and I ! ‘ felted flannel, trimmed with silik frogs, silk braid or plain tailored styles; all sizes Goldenberg's—First Floor. n te, tan and seliing at other ACTUALLY IWORTH UP TO $2.50 . 5 ‘ They are all high-class imported novelties, in the newest and ” most wanted effects for trimming the smart new felts and velvets that are being worn this season. THIS TREMENDOUS SALE OFFERS CHOICE OF —Beautiful Imported Wings —Glycerine Feathers :5','5.5.' l;:c.);g::th:rs —Beautiful Imported French Flowers —and many other Lfiectb of the most fashionable kind. \ariety pr.xcuc’lllv unlimited, assuring you a selection of styles from which the most desired hat trimming may be { purchased at the amazingly jow price of 25c. Millinery Trimming Section—S8econd Floor. An offerin, better chance Actually Worth Up t08$59........... The assortment consists of Welt, §04.75 800 Pairs of We s $4 to $6 High and Low Shoes of stylish footwear that demands the attention of every thrifty woman. or savmg; has been offered from 800 pairs of women’s high and low shoes—that by every ordinary standard should be ¥4 to % $6 a pair—at the phenomenally low pride of §: turned and McKay sewed soles. including Louis, Catan and Jow w this s ason. Beginning tomorrow you may choote a Pair 295, rds and Pumps of Tan Calf, Patent Colt, Black and Brown Kid and Dull Leathers. Various styles of heels, All sizes in the lot, from 2% to 7, A to D widths, but not every alking heels. size in each style. Boots, Oxfi Women who have attended prevnous sales of ready-to-wear garments know that Goldenberg’s suit events always provide really extraordinary values. Tomorrow’s offering of New Autumn-Winter Suits at $24.75 is typical of this store’s unexampled value-giving—a sale made possible by the purchase of a New York maker’s stock at way below the real worth. They are faultlessly tailored in the season’s newest and smartest modes. 2 FUR TRIMMINGS OF BEAVER, CARACUL AND NUTRIA EN- HANCE THEIR BEAUTY AND CHARM. Suits developed of the season’s most favored cloth fabrics, sucl as— Marleen, Twill Cords, Yalama Cloth, Poiret' Twill, Tricotine, Soft Velour The season’s latest style successes—shown in 38 and 40 inch length coats—long line models—three-quarter styles—shorter box coats for Flappers and Misses. An all-inclusive assortment. Beautiful linings of silk crepe, plain or fancy silks. Sizes for misses and women, also extra sizes up to 52% for stout women in- cluded. % ¥ Goldeaberg's—foosad Fieer. $2.50 to $3.50 School Shoes, $1.69 Several hundred palrs of Misses’ and Children’s School Shoes, of good sturdy quality, in lace and button stylez, consisting of Tan Calf, Patent Leather and Dull leathers. Not all sizes In_each style, but all sizes In the assortment from 6 to 8, 833 to 11 and 11§ to 2. -~ 1enberg's—First Floor. $2.50 to $3.00 Boys’ Shoes, $1.95 Shoes for boys and littlo fellows— comfortably styled and of substantial ‘ quality leathers, including Tan Calf and Dull leathers, in lace and blucher | styles. Sizes in the lot, 10 to 13% and 1 to 5. _