Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 18

8 3 ULFORD FIELD AGENT | FOR RUSSIN RELEF Jistrict Man Named by Committee for Operations in New York. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1923. 80c, 75¢ and $1 Earrings, 29¢ Pair Novelty Pendant Earrings, an excellent assortment of popular new styles, in pearl, jet, crystal, sapphire, amethyst, topaz and ruby effects. 25¢ Rompers Cloth 19¢ Yard 32-inch Romper Cloth, light and dark grounds in stripes, checks and plain colors; heavy, firm woven qual- ity; fast colors. Handkerchiefs 6 for 29c Women's Handkerchiefs, colored border and plain white hemstitched styles; full size; soft-finish quality. Six for 29c. Guaranteed Pearl Bead Necklaces, $1.69 Special offering of Indestructible Pearl Bead Necklaces, 24-inch length, with solid gold clasp. Guar- , anteed not to break or peel. Popu- lar graduate style. Announcement of the appointment J. Bentley Mulford of Chatham || road, to be ive for the Relief of || Committee for an Children has w York. where as in medical > past vear s i the American Relief Ad-| ck from help for | t land, e iully the children, f the Unit n that help is ven million e fed until | WILL INSTITUTE MINISTER Will Officiate at Tishop Harding Rites for Rev. T. W. Cooke. With a ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE. Vife Charges Department of Jus-‘ ce Clerk Strikes and Curses Her. A Faitt At WIFE CHARGES DESERTION. T, M “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth St. at N. Y. Ave. Today’s Suggestion In Qur Semi-Annual Sale A man often needs a new shirt, and can most always afford one. Get them here while they're reduced. $2.50 & $3 Grades, $1.45 (3 for $4.00) $3.50 & $4 Grades, $1.95 @ for $550) $4.50 & $5 Grades, $2.85 @3 for $8.00) $7.00 & $10 Grades, $5.85 (3 for $16.00) $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester - $3.00 Wilmington AXD RETURN Sunday, February 11 SPECIAL TRAIN Leaves Washington (Unlon Station) £ T:30 AM. {Avrives Wilmington 10:05 A.M., Chester 0:25 A.M.. Philadelphia 10:50 A3 Retarning, leaves Broad Street St L tlen P.M., West Philadelphia i85 P.M.. Chester 7:06 P.AL, Wil- mington 8:15 P.M. Tickets on sale Friday preceding Ex- ‘cursion, imilar E: ions Sundays, February: S e e Pennsylvania Railroad System = = l The Routs of the Broadway Limited. seen made in | well as tof Lautier ves- White Goods at Lowered Prices 50c White Indian Head, 54 inches wide, linen finish 39 to 10 yards C wide; fine sheer snow whit z, fev” Wi 28C 36-inch Longcloth ne, soft- pieces: sold Sale price..... & wide; fine mercerized in’ stripes, and floral pat- 29 terns. seaesseane C 55¢ Colored Poplins, 36 inches with' rich lustrous finish; all wanted eet and even- ing shades. aiso white 49C Models Goldenberg's—First Floor, $2 All-Wool $1.69 40-inch All-wool Canton Crepe, in black, navy, brown, lar weave for suits, dresses, etc. 54-inch All-wool Check Suit- ing, in black and white, brown grade; lengths from 2 White India Linon, 40 finish ten- 35c Printed Plisse Crepe, 30 Yard wide; varn mercerized quality, and black copen and burgundy. A popu- k and black Featuring for Thursday a Special Purchase Jinart Hat.~ In the Newest Spring Only because of a special pur- chase it is possible to offer beau- pri. PR inch Storm Serge, double- twilled quality, in black, navy, burgundy 98C Silk Spanish Laces, $1.89 Yard Jo-inch Spanish Laces, all- overs and flouncings, in an as- sortment of new designs, in v. brown, tan, cocoa, iite, Georgette Crepe, . in Styles comparable with would ordinarily cost more. matron. OF TIMBO BRAID. N ARRAY OF COLORS. -~ Gnldenhel‘:":—h}u;l l'l.ur. Geldenbars’s—Secend Fisor. tiful new Spring Hats of this high character at so low a price. these much All the bright new shades of Spring are represented, as well as the popular Black, Brown and Navy. Styles are too numerous to mention, but rest assured there’s a shape and style to suit every mi young woman and THESE LOVELY SPRING Still Deeper Reductions in Force on Women’s Coats Former Values Up to $39.50 $1%7-90 Not just a few odd coats, but a comprehensive collection of late mid-winter styles secured from overstocked manufacturers at unusual price advantages, to- gether with many garments from our higher priced lines which we must clear out before the season ends. DEVELOPED OF RICH, SOFT PILE FABRICS—THE MAJORITY WITH FUR COLLARS OF WOLF, CARACUL, SKUNK OPOSSUM AND BEAVERETTE. —Normandy —Elvalaine —Seal Plusii. ~ —Carmella —Bolivia —Suedene —Velour —Kerami Straightline models, wrappy coats, plain tailored coats, blouse effects, capes and jacquettes—coats for the young miss, the woman of average proportions and the extra large, hard-to-fit type. Sizes 16 to 20; regular sizes 36 to 44 and extra sizes, 42%; to 52/ Goldenberg's—8ecend Floor. New Attractive Gingham ’ Dresses for Girls Sizes 6 to 14 years. Special Tomorrow at $1.98 Crisp, New, Becoming Dresses for school or everyday wear—splendidly made of fine ging- hams, in clear checks and plaids, as well as plain colors. Long-waisted model, designed with smart pockets and belts, trimmed in con- trasting styles. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Very large selection—specially priced at $1.98. Little Girls’ Panty Dresses, of | Little Girls’ All-wool Sweat- good quality ginghams, in ‘ers, slipon style, in red, peacock, checks, plain colors, with nov- brown and tan; elty embroidered designs, also and tie'belt models med with red; i 20 $l.19 sizes 22 to 2 Women’s Full-Fashioned Thread -Silk Hose, $1.49 A special offering of Women’s Full-fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hose, made with French seam up the back, an attractive feature. In black, cordovan, gun metal and other popular shades. These are termed irregulars, and if perfect quality would sell for $2.25 pair. Women's Thread Silk Hose, with three seams up the back, in black, vordovan, bamboo and other desirable shades; 59 C l khaki color trim- sizes ‘Women’s Silk and Wool Sport Hese, in plain and heather mix- tures, also heavy 51.00 slight seconds of § values. At Goldenberg’s—First Floor. English ribbed hose; perfect qual- ity; worth $1.50 pair Fashiongrams From Paris McCall Printed Pattern 3098 Advance model for a new spring suit. Notice how the peasant sleeves have been adapted to heavy material by the use of a wide cuff. The collar is of the proper turned-down style and the jacket is correctly bloused and held in by a tight band a little lower than the nor- mal waistline. Sketched from McCall Printed Pattern 3098, 40c. 0 Knit Underwear For Women and Women’s Heavy Fleeced Cot- ton Shirts, high’ neck 3 wor Cotton Knitted Bloomers, with elastic waist and forced seat; slightly imperfect Boys' Fleeced Union Suits, medium welght, In gray only: slecves, ankle pants; perfest quality; sizes o $1.00 Children’s Fleeced Cotton 1 , ki length watn $1.00 each. At.. denberg’s—First ¥ Low Shoes ‘Women's Oxfords and Pumps, of tan, patent and dull leathers; lasts and well made shoes. All sizes in the lot from 245 to 7. tan and_ dull leathers; low ‘walking heels; all sizes in the Values worth §4.0 pair. At ... Goidenberg's—First Floor. —— . $249 French Kid French Kid Gloves, two-clasp style, with overseams; embroid- ver, tan, black and white; all sizes. Gloves, two-tono embroidered backs, in coffee, Children and long sleeves; D;;:, 65C knee; also heavy rein- 50 C high neck and long 14 years; worth $1.25 Waiat Saits, high neck and long . . $1.85 Pair high and low heels. Correct Growing Qirls’ High Shoes, lot ¢ 2% to 7. ot from o $2.39 Gloves, $1.49 ered back; in brown, gray, bea- Kayser Strap-wrist Gauntlet mode, 66 C Comforts, $3.95 Secured from the mill at a big price concession, because they have an extra seam or two in the center. Good, heavy weight; filled with white cot- ton; covered with satines and soft-finish cretonnes and mer- cerized cambrics. Light and dark colors. 72x80 inches for double beds. $5 Plaid Blankets, $3.65 66x80 Heavy-weight Double- bed Size Blankets, in plaids of blue, pink, tan and gray: fine ‘l'rhlda cotton with soft fieece fin- . $10 Wool Blankets, $6.95 70x80 Fine Grade Wool Blan- kets, with a slight mixture of cotton, which adds greatly to the strength. White with blue or pink borders. Goldenberg's—Foarth Floor. ———— Outing Flannels Percales and Scarfs, or $1.49 irst Floor. * Ginghams 25c Outing Flannels, 36 inches wide; light grounds In neat col- ored ri ; heavy quality ... s 15c Standard Apron Ging- hama in all size blue and brown checks; J warranted fast c 12/2C ors nghams, 32 inches wide; in & beautiful as- sortment of new plalds, plain colors........... 25c Percales, 36 inches wide; light grounds !ndllrlpés, checks, dots, plalds an neat figures; close woven, soft finish qual 18C GoldenbergieRirst Floor, $4 Thomson’s Corsets, $1.98 Thomson's Corsets, of pink brocade and white coutil; model especially desirable for stout figures. Heavy hose supporters; large sizes only. Nemo Self-reducing Corsets, discontinued numbers, others slightly discolored; mostly all sizes in_ the lot. larly . & OnXAllM:"—Th\M Fleor. $1.50 Bertha Collars, 88c Stylish Bertha Collars, of venice lace, also panel effects, of all-over embroidered net; white and cream colors. “New Deauville” silk bandannas, in a beautiful assortment of combination col- OFiNgs ........... Goldenberg’ Sale -SENNA —~DOZAR of at Y5 Price and Less 4 , Oriental Rugs Every lover of beautiful Oriental rugs may be benefited by this event, which offers rich specimens of Oriental art at practically 40c and 50c¢ on the dollar. That we have marked these rugs at far below their actual market value is one of the fac- tors which is bringing the Oriental rug business to this store. YOU MAY PURCHASE THESE ORIENTAL RUGS ON OUR DIVIDED PAYMENT PLAN. NO INTEREST OR EXTRA CHARGES FOR THIS PRIVILEGE. $90 to $100 Values, at | |$120 to $150 Values, at ' SERABAND LLIHAN —TABRIZ JRKOMAN —BIJAR L. Rug Department—Fourth Floor. $1.49 Seamless 81x90 Double-Bed Size Bleached Sheets, $1.25 Sheets noted for wear and catisfaction at a worth-while 81x90-inch size, for double beds; extra heavy, even thread grade, frce from starch or dressing. Excep- saving tomorrow. tional value at $1.25. 9%0x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, extra large size, for dou- Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Women’s $1.98 Bungalow Aprons at $1.69 Women's Bungalow Aprons. of fine quality dress ging- hams, in an assortment of pretty clear checks and plaids. Guar- anteed fast colors. Neatly trimmed collar, pockets, sleeves and belt. back: pockets; in green, Llue 31 Each_at. & s—Thir The Super-Value Sale of Men’s Winter Suits. and Overcoats Is meeting with great success. New selections have been taken from regular lines to supplement the special purchases and men will find here tomorrow equally interesting savings as those which have attracted so many the past few days. Suits & Overcoats $16.50 More than one-half of the suits in this group are with two pairs of trousers. Materials are good wearing dark Cassimeres, also Tweeds and Worsteds in sport models, young men's and con- servative styles. Sizes 33 to 44 regular, stouts in sizes 38 to 46 (excepting 44). Overcoats are in gray, brown and tan Herringbones, also Black Oxfords in Chesterfleld model. Ulsters and Ulsterettes with belt all around and half beited. Sizes 33 to 42. Suits & Overcoats $24.50 Suits from our regular stock of better grade clothing, in a varied range of styles and color- ings, with one and two pairs of trousers. Choice of Tweeds, Pencil Stripe Flannels and Wor- steds, in sports, Norfolk, Young men’'s_and conservative models. Some Blue Serges included. Sizes 33 to 42. Blue Serges in stout sizes 38 to 4S. Great, roomy overcoats of warm, serviceable fabrics, for men and young men, in Kimono, Raglan and Ulster models, Col- ors of brown, tan, gray, green, etc. Sizes 34 to 42. Geldenberg’s First Floor Clothes Shop for Men—Direct Entrance From K Street. Boys’ Two-Pants Suits Worth Up to $8.50, at Lines that we do not want to count in our inventory—greatly lowered in Well tai- lored suits, of stout, durable fabrics in neat mixtures, also serviceable Cordu- roy Suits—all with two pairs of pants. price for quick clearance. Sizes 8 to 16 years in the lot. Boys’ $12 to $15 Overcoats, $7.90 Fine grade all-wool chillas, fancy mixtures and Ox- ford oloth; well taliored: assort- ed styles; sizes 3 to 17 years. Boys’ $8 to $10 Mackinaws, All-wool Mackinaws, in rich plaids; full cut. roomy models, with muff pockets; sizes 9 to 17 years Boys’ $1 School Pants, 79¢ Of neat iting mixture: n an assortm: of colorings; sizes 7 to 17 years. Good wearing materials. 9x12-Ft. chin- $5.85 $6 Chinchilla Overcoats, $3.90 Warm, durable Overcoats of wool-faced Chinchilla_cloth, in grays, navy blue, cinnamon and brown. Button to the neck mod- ol. with muff pockets. Sizes 3 to 8 vears. Boys’ $8 to $10 Overcoats, $5.90 All-woo! chinchillas. meltons and cheviots, all excellent wear- ing materials; in desirable col- orings and patterns; sizes 4 to 8 years in the lot, but not in each style. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Stenciled Japanese Rugs, $4.85 Heavy double-warp quality that resemble in appearance domestic rugs of the same character. A wide range of attrac- tive colorings, including blue, green, rose, tan, red and brown colorings in oriental, medallion and wool rug designs. 9x12-ft. room size at $4.85. 6xd-ft. Japamese 4.6x7.6-1t. Japanese Rugs. Sale g3 45 ;.:l:: Sale g price ... Bungalow Aprons, oi plain color trimmed with rickrack braid; f Extra-Size Undermuslins Attractively Priced Women's Extra Size Muslin Gownw, round neck, with set-in or kimono sleeves; $1.25 prettily trimmed : d well tra Size Corset quality nainsook; in dainty embroidery eds- ings and ribbon bead- Size Muslin sizes 46 to finish quality; made with deep flounces 69C $2.50 White Dlmify Bedspreads, full louble-bed size; 19¢ Ble?d‘laed‘ Muslin, a close- woven, soft-finish grade, 15 C free from starch or dressing, 46 inches wide s URbienkediEhesting Cot, of tucks and hemstitch- Ik { 18C ed hems; all sizes Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. extra heavy round thread quality Long Flannelette Kimonos, $1.79 Long Flannclette Kimonos, il ginghams; open front and ished with beit and hint 2t 70 various pretty colors and pat- terns, in blue, pink and lavender Trimmed with satin ribbons; all Flannelette Dressing Sacques, neat patterns, in blue, gray, pink and lavender: Goldenberg’s—Third Floor, Goldenbergs Furniture Store EVENTH DIVIDED SEYK Acgoss the Street pavmewrs EST-IN-THE-CITY PRICES. Striking Values That Emphasize the Saving Opportunities in Qur f F it This February Sale of GOOD Furniture is calling thrifty homefurnishers throughout the city who are seek- See the real values in Goldenberg’s February Sale—com- pare qualities, prices and styles, and your own judgment will tell you where to buy. sizes. made with collar_and i FURNITURE THAT MERITS CONFIDENCE—AT LOW- ing Reliable Quality Furniture at savings of 15% to 40%. Divided Payment Terms Easily Arranged Seven-piece Bedroom Suite of sturdy construction, in walnut finish. Double bow-foot Bed, Dresser, Semi-Vanity with three-wing mirror, Chifforette, “Chair, Rocker and Toilet Bench. Febru- ary Sale PriCe.....irerienennnesisinnnn ?% $149 $215 Dining Room Suite $169 $7.50 Each h Suite of four picces in the popular Queen Anne period design, Choice of | walnut finish. Large Buffet, glass-front China Cabinet, Serving Table and Ex- [ tension Table. February Sale price.. Side Chairs to Match Suite af ° Armchairs at $10.00