Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1923, Page 48

Menr’s 12l5c to 19c Handkerchiefs, 10c Good quality soft-finish handkerchiefs, with hem- stitched borders, various styles, including colored woven border, white satin striped and plain white. Odd lots and slight seconds, the latter consisting only of an occasional thick thread or irregular weave. Goldenberg's—First Floor, I=lb. Stationery With This 4 4 C Coupon and..... One-pound packages of Good uality Linen-finish Writing aper, white and colors, with two gack:ges of envelopes to match. () First Floor. 2 Writing Tablets With This Coupon 6 4 Scratch Pads With This 10 c Coupon and. Scratch Pads, choice of two Collegian: Waiting Tablets, sizes; for pocket or desk mem- white only; ruled paper. (S) orandums, ) First Floor. Playing Cardj Playing Ca red and blue b 9 nber Firnt Floor. First Floor. A Remai'kuchase of [. Announcing an Extraordinary Purchase of $1 Fine Imported Dress Line = = rC 36 Inches Wide—All New Spring Colorings Women know that when we announce a sale that it is a real cale. offering real savings. Every yard of these fabrics is new, clean, fresh and in high favor for Spring and Summer frocks and suits. Secured at a great concession from the importer—and offered to you on the same basis of savings. Warranted all pure linen quality, heavy weave, firm and close woven. 36 inches wide. [ J [J Extra Slze “Fruit of the LOO m”’ Sheets > e e Sold as Seconds, But Positively Not Damaged, Torn or Spotted— o T Choote from & complta sssotmest of the mort st shadss for Spring an jummer, includin nk, 3 , C , Ol Rose, Cin mon, Thick Threads are the Only Imperfections Brown, Shrlmp, peach, ETeen, tAn, EFaY, Copeh, navy: HERt blae and white o7 Inches wide, in a large inches wide, fine close assortment of new woven, soft finish 5 . i 5 H 2 printed designs quality; ten yards in Lvery one of these sheets bears the “Fruit of the Loom™ label, and you know Tingeris vves J St ! that when the makers put the labels on a sheet they-are not the usual run of “sec- 39c White Chiffon i ek ) 290‘ onds,” as none are damaged or hurt. Every woman knows the value of an extra size & fice sheor quatits. white checks ) e yarn especiully desirable grade, in 3 . 5 . . 3 : for waists and dresses, 59c White Poplin, 1 all wanted c« Loom.” The price of cotton is advancing daily, and the value-wise shopper will lay Tercecised, " with “Hieh § 48c | 4§ in a supply at this great bargain price. lLiven regular size cheap sheets bring this i § price regularly, so this indeed is a truly remarkable and typically a “Goldenberg” sale. & 35c Plisse Crepe, 30 $2.25 Longcloth, 36 f Sizes 90x90, 90x99, 90x108, 72x108 and 72x115 290 31.69 =22 mercerized qual Il Volle, 40 inches wide, wide, neat woven sheet, and at a bargain price it is a rare treat, especially such brand as “Fruit of the 45c White Indian | mercerized, with rich ; inches = wide, lH'-d, 44 lnchesdwide. { lustrous finish inen finish grade, so much in demand for 39c White India middy blouses and Linon, 40 inches wide, fancy work; 2 to 10 very fine, sheer grade, yard lengths . snowhite bleached ... American Lady Corsets $2.50 and $3.00 New Spring Models Are Now Ready. ° grade yarn m | Sotton fabrie, for lin- 1 29c | Eerie: in white and all . ize ots £ - e auarter el o wanted shades J All extra size sheets for double and three-quarter beds. made of genuine “Fruit of the 5 | i Loom” bleached sheeting cotton, finished with wide hems. These were sold to us as “seconds,” but they are not damaged in any way, only a thick thread here and there. . 3 sprea in 2 s]as| “Fruit of the Loom” Cottons at Close by raged S e \s $.35 tO Pl'esent Mi" C St signs; full double-bed size.... Pillowcases, {29¢ 45-inch “Fruit of the Loom” Pillowcase Cotton, fincly finished | B Inbleached| s Soestine ) 18 i C $35 Crochet Bedspreads, with and full bleached. Sale price, yard 2 § Cotten 1 L1SHE Rwirle feea scalloped edges and cutcout | $ Our Annual Advance Summer Sale of 10-yard pieces of “Fruit of the Loom™ Nains '\’/'aw song tred quamf corners; handsome raised ( | separately boxed. mercerized quality for lingeric an Marseilles designs dresses. 36 inches wid Goldenberg's—First Floor. | UNION SUITS AND SEPARATE GARMENTS OF A D Men’s and Women'’s, Umbrellas SPECIAL AT $2.88 Fine quality American (cotton) ti covers, with wide taped edges; fast blac} rainproof. An assortment of attractive dles, including some with leather straj rings, also Prince of Wales loops for others with opera handles. Goldenberg’s—First Flaor. Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery “Onyx’” and Other Well Known Mak Irregulars of Qualities Sold at $2.00 to $2.50 a pair A “clean-up” of the remainders of several special purchases of silk hosiery, in which various lots sold at much higher prices are grouped at one low figure for quick selling tomorrow. The best opportunity for savings on silk hosiery women have known for a long time. Full-fashioned pure thread silk stockings in chif- fon weight, with silk tops, and heavier weight silks with lisle garter tops. All with square heels. The color range includes Black, White, Cordovan, Light and Dark Gray, Russian Calf, Navy, Fawn, and many other desirable shades. Irregulars which have but the slightest dc‘ecls in the weave—they can hardly be detected and are of no conse- quence as far as their wearing qualities are concerned. Women’s Sport Hose, 39c | Women’s Fiber and Silk | Part Wool Sport Hoss, drop- Hose, 65c ’ i 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, double-bed size; per- fect quality; hand torn and ironed. Worth $1.39 each, at 35c Bleach 45x36-inch ironed, perf woven pillowcase cotton. American Lad{ Corsets, of heavy pink bro- cade, low bust @nd long hip model, with heavy Velvet Grip hose supporters and 53.00 “mighty-boning.” Sizes 23 to 28, Speclalat i 45¢ size 45x36 inches; American Lady Corsets, of good T.xali!y mate- < n woven grade; large size. Each terial; long-skirt models, with broad fro: $2 50 . clasp, suitable for stout figures; well boned; sizes 24 to 35. Speclal at ——— Geldenberg’s—Third Floor. Georgette Crepe SPECIAL AT $1.39 Yard Beautiful Silk Georgette Crepe, for overblouses, entire dresses, overdrapes and hundreds of other trimming purposes : tomorrow at $1.39 yard. A close-woven, sturdy quahty; in all the newest spring shades, such as— ALMOND GREEN, SAPPHIRE 5 £, OLD ROSE, PLATINUM, HE A, T, ORCHID, BROW COPEN, N/ “Fruit of the Loom” Muslin, 3 inches wide; termed “run of the FAMOUS MAKE AT SAVINGS OF loom,” but the only imperfection is an occasional thick thread. Every piece stamped. Full pieces—not remnants. Yard at Silk ONE-HALF AND MORE! Here it is, men—your chance to supply all your summer under- wear needs at savings that are only possible because we bought the surplus lots, samples and seconds from the makers of one of the best known brands of Athletic Underwear in America. Many of the garments bear the names of prominent retailers for whom they were made up. Buy now and save the difference between these low sale prices and what you will have to pay later on. 9, 3 S ish Men’s §1,$1.25and §1.50 | S L S ’ 45 = I new designs; Union Suits | 69 C sook and other high-grade cloths. Regulation style with web belt back or leg opening style with blousc back. Sizes 34 to 46. Sale price, 69c a suit. | | | Athletic Union Suits of extra fine grade, well - | made of fine silk striped madras, plaid madras, | 1 jacquard figured madras, cambric, satin striped cam- ‘ | Trimming Laces, crochet, filet, cluny and Vals, edg- ings and various widths 1%c yard .. All-over Eyelet Embroideries, in white and ecru colors, for new summer overblouses, vestees, etc.; 36 inches $ 1 .98 wide. Yard .o nd 36 inch Ruffled Nets, in” white only: plain $ p and ribbon trimmed. Yard . B 1'98 Swiss and Cambric Embroid- ery Skirtings, cyelet and blind patterns; nine 19c inches wide. Yard...... Goldenberg's—First Floor. New Bungalow Aprons Regular $2.50 Values, at wes $1.88 A special offering of Bungalow Aprons of the better kind—made in a superior manner of fine grade materials, such as high count percales or chintz, in assorted dainty patterns, trimmed with rose, orchid and blue. -Longwaisted models with deep fancy pockets, sleeves and tie sash. Also others of gingham in assorted checks, trimmed with narrow white ruffle, new pockets and double tie belts. Still others of fine lustrous quality black satine with appliqued designs of cretonne finished with rickrack braid. Children’s Socks, 2| Good quality mercerized ' white with askorted colore, & turn-over cuffs, others wit) ored lace tops and turnover slight seconds. $1 Perfect Qua Window Shad 69c Holland-finish or Olled YO Cloth Window Shades, 3-ft. 9-inch size; mounted on strong spring_ rollers, in ecru, olive and dark green; plete with ring and all fixtu Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Athletic Union Suits of fine quality plaid madras, striped madras, checked madras, plain nain- 72-inch White Net, fo Men'’s $1.65 and $2 | E . . Union Suits .; atitch effects, in light gray, cordo- S . van, camel and wistaria; light Fiber fand FTtizeads Bilic | Hose Welght, Seconds of $1.00 values. Ginghams for Frocks Regular 35¢ Quality } 28c { 32 Inches Wide New Spring Styles Nowhere else can you find such a profusion of wonderful styles and colorings as shown here tomorrow. Ginghams are still among the most poiiular of wash fabrics for smart, styl- ish and inexpensive frocks for women and children. This quality is one of the finest of domestic grades, in an endless array of staple and fancy checks, plaids, stripes and plain colers. All warranted absolutely fast. 25c Spring Percales, 19c a Yd. 36-inch Percales, navy blue and copen grounds with white stripes, dots and figures. Fast colors. 50c Woven Madras, 35c a Yd. 36-inch Woven Madras, white grounds with woven colored stripes and checks; extra fine quality. 39c Domet Flannel, 25c a Yd. 36-inch Bleached Domet Flannel, '\ extra heavy double fleeced quality, for general use. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Aluminum Ware made with three-seam back; black and asgorted spring shades, Sec- onds of $1.00 values. ric, marquisette, fine plaid nainsook and feather- weight mull. Open leg and regulation styles. Sizes 34 to 46. Sale price, 89c a suit. 75¢, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Separate Garments Athletic Separate Garments—sleeveless coat shirts and knee length drawe extra full double seat. Made from fine quality materials, including noinsos striped madras, plaid madras, figured madras and many other high-grade cloths. regular sizes included. Goldenberg's—First Floor, h silk Women’s $4 to $6 Oxfords & Pumps IN A BIG MONDAY SALE New Spring Ribbons Our assortments offer a wide range of the season’s newest and choicest styles and colorings that find favor for bows, trim- mings, girdles and numerous other purposes. Two-toned Paisley and Moire Taffeta Ribbons, extra quality; beautiful color- 55C Plain 35C 16¢ $2 Summer. Curtains $1.29 Pair Pretty Cross-striped Sum Curtains, for window or drapery; 2% yards long, 40 1 wide; finished with tassels at! tom; ecru or green grounds, red, green, gold or blue comy tion stripes. Goldenberg's—TFourth Floor, checks, New Blue Percale Bungalow Aprons, as- l sorted polka dotted effects, trimmed with red or vellow binding on cuff sleeves; worth $1.25 each.. Goldenberg's—Third Floor, bona; seven inches; colors. Yard Fancy and Striped Ef- fect Ribbons, for hair bows; wanted colors..... Goldenberg’s—First Floor. desirable New “Domino Veils A new lot of several hundred pairs of low shoes has been added to this impressive sale of women’s footwear—offering values and savings of unusual interest to foresighted shoppers. A good variety of styles and leathers for selection, and all sizes in the combined lot from 2J4 to 7, assuring every woman a satisfactory choice in footwear that will go well with spring costumes. Patent, Tan, Suede, Black and Brown Kid and Brown Satin Ox- fords and Pumps, in desirable models. High and low heels. Welted, turn and McKay sewed soles. morrow at $1.85 a pair. $2 to $3.50 School Shoes Misses’ and Children's School S8hoes of good sub- } $1 59 o To: stantial quality, in dull leathers. Lace and button styles, wzllh spring heels. to 8, 8% to 11 11% to Sale of 39c and 48c Washable Cretonnes, 24c Bright Colored Cretonnes go a long way to make the home more attractive and cheerful—here is a chance to purchase the new draperies and hangings for the spring and summer months away below regular cost. Chofce of the season’s prettiest and most colorful patterns, in floral. stripe, bird, tapestry, woodland and follage designs; all wanted light and dark color combinations. Full 38 inches wide—in mill lengths or full bolts from which you can purchase the required number of yards. First Floor—Bargain Table and Fourth Fleor—Drapery Bectien. Women’s Bloomers Specially Priced Geunive “Lingette” Bl in_ white, pink, black, green, copen and navy blue; large rein- forcement; all” sizes; full cut and well made’ l .50 worth $2,00 pair. At.. Extra size “Lingette” Bloom~ ers, in pink and orchid; double elastic knee; large Te- inforcement; full widths; worth. 1.7 pair. . Goldenberg's—Third Floor. Towel Sale 200 dozen Huck Towels, fine, fllo:: Toven, absorbent grade, with pink, blue or gold bordprs; size 17x37 Inches; 25 ot = Old-fashioned sorbent Towels, for hand or tea towels.” Worth 250 each. ch Athletic weave white; size 21x42 inches; seconds of 650c values 39c Goldenberg’s—First Floor. .$1.75 Bed Pillows $1.10 20x28 Large Size Bed Pillows, filled with sterilized curled feath- ers; covered with heavy-weight A. C. A. stripe or art tickings, Goldenberg’s—Fourth Fleer. New Spring Suits of durable quali fabrics, well tailored to render sati tory service. Norfolk models of light and medium weight Cassimeres and Cheviots, in neat patterns of grays, blues and browns; plain and invisible stripes. Inverted pleated back style; both pairs of pants full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ Blue Serge Suits, $7.45 All-wool Navy Blue Serge Suits, dressy Norfolk models, with inverted plait back; full-lined knickerbocker pants; well tailored. Sizes 8 to 18 years. (Extra pair of pants to match at $2.50.) S| $8.69 || $14.75 4 h : $10 Suits. .. ) o | Set” Suits . With Two Pairs of Pants With Two Pairs of Pants New sp els of tweeds ¢ suit of all-wool tweed e s sey Taaex cassimere. In the newest mixtures, in olive and heather pring patterns and colorings. shades: yoke and plaited-back | Some suits with two pairs of both pairs of pants fully knickerbockers; others with one lined; sizes 8 to 18 years. pair of knickers and one pair of golf pants, with extra belt .for Goldenberg’s—Third Fleer. pants. Sizes 8 to 20 years. Values Up to $1.00 Choice at........... C Again tomorrow Washington housewives will get the chance to “aluminize” their kitchens with pure aluminum utensils made by a dependable maker—and at worth-while savings. All are perfect qualities, sound and durable, guaranteed for service and satisfaction. (Sizes mentioned are trade size—not actual capacity.) —4-qt. Covered Saucepans with long handle, 65c. —4-qt. Covered Saucepans with bail handle, 65c. —6-qt. Preserving Kettles, conven- ient size, at 65c. —6-qt. Lipped Saucepans with long handles, at 6Sc. —Aluminum Coffee Pots, 174-qt. trade size at 65c. —Set of Three-Lipped Saucepans, in! 1, 124 and 2-qt sizes, 65c. —Aluminum Dishpans, 14-inch size, at 68c. —Aluminum Colanders, 9-inch trade size, at —Aluminum Frying Pans, 9%-inch trade size, at 65c. —Aluminum _Casserole 9%i-inch trade size, 65c. Basement Houxewares Store and Firat Floor Bargain Tablen. and Cover, S== W2 79¢ and 98¢ Latest Spring style in_ve New Short Drape “Domino” V in an ussortment of meshes, scroll borders. Black, taupe, and new combination colors. (umnur.:'-—nm Floor—Veling $2.98 New Spri Handbags, Spec at $1.95 Smart-looking handbags of qua. taffeta silk, in the ne styles for the coming seasd specially priced at $1.95. Popular pouch shapes, very new metal frames; silk Ij and with swinging change p Goldenberg’s—First Floor, / Kayser Strap= Wrist Gauntlet] Gloves for $1 gau gloves _are chamoisette, with noveMy broidered back and are offti] tomorrow in all the new spi s—at one dollar & pair.