Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1923, Page 25

™~ DRUG STORE IS RADED; POLICE SEIZE WHISKY Clerk Arrested at 3501 Georgia THE _— list containing the names of alleged patrons of the liquor portion of the business. It is alleged by the police that a prescription was mnot mnecessary in order to get a pint of whisky for $4, charging that onme of their age te made two purchases shortly be: the rald was staged. and that mariced money was found in the cash regiater, Members of the ralding party claim that two grades of Intoxicants were NEW GOVERNOR TALKS BEFORE CERVANTES CLUB Horace Mann Towner, the newly appeinted governor of Porte Rice and EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO 240 Boys’ $1.50 Sleeveless Sweaters, Two for Part-wool Sweaters, in the popular pull-over 600 Boys’ $1.50 to I $2 “—” Pajamas Famous * I)und Pajamas, of plain color sleeveless model, in plain black, blue, maroon, at 1412 1 street northwest. ing the responsibility America ‘ | | i also of striped madras and percale. es 6 m 18 years. One and two piece styles. Some e slight defects in_finish. while others are pericct quality. \ Avenue—Proprietor Dis- i claims Knowledge. found In the store. Real whisky, they stuted, was kept for ihe leg dmue prescription trade, while alleged y, they state, oo ls nld to 1 purchases without presen Dr. Louis Rodls, proprietor of & drug siclan’s prescriptions. etore at 3501 Georgla avenue, was not | Bond In the sum of 31,000 was glven | ;11 pq ions. at his place of business last night |fof, the, appearance of Harbiuon in ai Wwhen Detectives W. N. Brown and been away from the city for hin W. H. Vermillion of the tenth police |health. He went wway before Christ- |} Drecinct prohibition enforcement | AN &d teturned ouly . fow daye squad and Revenue Agents Hines and | prescrintion, he said, he knew noth- Rose appeared there with a warrant |ing of it. authorizing search and seizure of in- toxicants. William J. Harbison, 5 street, clerk in the sto on a charge of unla sale of | whisky, and the ralders seized twenty- six pints of the In t and ‘a quantity of wine. They also seized a aldenbe SEVENTH AT K green and combination | colors; these are termed seconds, but the faulu are hardly noticeable. Sizes 26 to 34. g DOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. "'m: DEPENDABLE STORE" sition places upon her, the speaker o | declared the very progress of on would fail I this nation re- es to rvecognize its |nlt"n“l0flll ussed in a compli- nanner statements made by MacDermott, editor of the the PPan-American Unlon, rk that organization is BiniieEs | First Anniversary of Goldenberg s Original it Dollar Day Sale for Boys—Tomorrow, Friday, One Day Only beat 1ninds of the Americas to min- || imize territorial and language limita f | between the nations of this part of the world. Felix Cordova Davila, reaident com miasionor of ichar — Denmark & permanent court industrial arbitration for the inte pretation of ugreements and the tlement of disputes between employ- The tribunal is nationel in character apd no uppeal lies againat its findings to any high- er court. Miss Virginia Hebb. president of the club, pre \a 85 Furnrture Stor the Street ENT PA MENTS In the Boys Clothing 1 Department Just a year ago we inaugurated this wonderful once-a-month Dollar Day Sale for Boys and its success was instantaneous. \We have aimed to mdke each succeeding Dollar Day bigger and better and that our efforts are appreciated is attested by the constantly - creasing volume of business every month. The First Anniversary of this event finds a host of extraordinary vafues in bovs’ Spring needs. Each item is a wonderful bargain—the savings greater thun ever offered before. Plan to Be Here Tomorrow to Purchase Your Boys’ Easter Apparel 0SS Our Sprmg Sale Offermgs Proclaim Exceptional Values in Furniture Avail Yourself of Our Convenient Divided-Payment Plan—No Extra Charge $159 lemg Room Suite See window display of these wonderful Dollar Day Bargnins. 280 Bovs $10 Two-Pants Tweed Sults 1} THE TWEED SUITS for dress wear are new spring models, beautifully tailored, with three patch pockets and button-down flaps, yoke and inverted plait back; every coat lined with alpaca: * both pairs of pants full cut and lined throughout. An added feature of these suits is an extra pants belt of material, with slide buckle New colorings. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Always wait for Goldenberg's l Original Dollar Day for boys— | We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to store- The actual quantity of each item is listed, and no more when sold out. @ 300 Boys’ $9.75 ¥\ Blue Serge Suits With the Purchase of One of These Serge Suits, at $9.75, You May Select Another Suit of Dark Mix- $ tures for School Wear. Buy the Extra Suit for Both Suits for $10.75. THE RLI . SERGE SUITS, for Confirmation and dress wear, are of all-wool navy blue serge, fine twilled grade. Tailored in the best manner by one of the leading clothing manufacturers of high-grade suits. Full cut knick- erbockers, fully lined es 8 to 17 years. THE MIXTURE SUITS, for school wear, are of good quality cassimere and cheviot, in neat gray, brown and blue mixtures, also neat invisible stripes. Inverted plait or yoke back. Knickerbocker pants fully lined. Sizes 7 to 16 years. 300 Boys’ $1.50 Madras Shirts Famous_* " Brand Madras Shirts, also lot of the “Little Friend” brand. all perfect quality; made of madras and oxiord cloth, in an assortment of stripes and plain colors, including white and tan; neckband and collar attached styles. Sizes 125 to 14, neck meas- ure. 400 Boys’ and Girls’ $1.25 to $1.39 w Genuine “Koveralls” Genuine “Koveralls,” each garment having the maker’s label attached; all perfect quality and warranted not to 3-piece Overstuffed Suite for the living room, consisting of 72- inch Settee, large com- fortable Armchair and Rocking Chair. All with loose cushions. $112 $5.75 Bed With the purchase of one of these Two- Pants Tweed Suits at $10, you may select another suit of dark mixture for school wear. Buy the Extra Suit for . ... Both Suits for $11.00 $14.75 Sanitary Couch Bed THE MIXTURE SUITS for school wear are smart Norfolk models, with inverted or yoke backs, in an assortment of neat mix- tures, also gray, brown and blue with invisible stripe. One pair of full lined knickerbockers: sizes 7 to 17 years. 50 Boys’ $4.95 Junior Tweed Suits Buy the fi $4.95, and Suit of same quality, for All-Wool Tweeds, in gray and brown: Olfver Twist and middy styles with sailor collur and cuffs braid, sleeves; Years All - steel Bed Springs, the sanitary kind, with strong link fabric; made to fit any size bed. Special for Friday $4 45 only A Queen Anne Dining Room Suite that will appeal to home beautifiers. The four pieces include a 60-inch buffet, glass front china cab- inet, oblong extension table and inclosed serving table. Finished in fine figured wal- nut veneer. $145 $22.50 Refrigerators Bed Mattresses made of ade Sliding steel frame, with link all new cotton, art ticking, spring. Used as a couch when roll edge closed or can be converted fifted topiandircliBedecs. into a double bed. Complete All sizes. $7.45 with an $11 50 Special for d“ conan $198 Dining Room Suite manu |¢I§X“KLI S ~lu.n up of broken lines and slight scc- onds of Oliver Twist and Middy Suits, of wool mixtures: also All-wool Suits, of blue serge, tweed and jer- ( sey. Included at this | price are also 15 Boys' \\nn(-r Overcoats a 9 \pv -weight Reefers. Sizes ears. Al sales final 1,000 Boys $1.25 to $2 New Wash Suits 200 Boys’ 79¢ to 85¢ Nightshirts mindais WAtk long y’ P < or short sleeves; 2 for $1 o N tion effects, also Good _quality cambric Night- 3 D plain colors of blue, $ shirts, made with V necks; sizes gray, green, white with contrasting 6 to 14 years; alao of Outing Flan- nel in neat stripes; sizes 4 to § i " trimmings: tan pongee and white Yeare, 5% 8 2" 2 or blue collars 200 Boys’ 69c to $1 e : ot " Shzes' 5" & Spring Caps ’ 2 for $1 Of _all-wool suiting mixtures, tweeds, cassimeres and worsteds: also all-wool navy blue serge; sizes 63 to 7. trimmed with emblem on sizes 3 to & Friday only 300 Boys’ 50c Golf Caps 3 for $1 Spring Golf Caps. of all waol suiting mixtures and part wool materials, in patterns thit match suits; sizé Geidanbers s Third Fioor. Baby Carriages About 160 Boys’ $1 to $1.25 Wash Suits, 2 for - 300 Boys’ $1 and $1 25 Shirts, 2 for Of madras, percale and oxford; plain_white and neat stripe effects; neck- band and collar-attached styles; sizes 12 to 14 neck measure; samples and slight seconds from well known makers. 180 Boys’ $1.95 to $2.50 Flannel Shirts Part-wool flannel shirts, in khaki and natural gray; llllh and khaki collar_attached style, in sizes 12)4’to 13% neck meas- u mnnu c:fnn slzes 6 ure. Slight seconds. ears; also & few size 16 s ‘400 Boys’ 69c to $1 Washable Pants Two Pairs for Of gray crash, khaki and white duck: all knicker- bocker style. in sizew 7 to 16 vears: some perfect quality, ‘ $1 while others have slight imperfeetions Oliver Twist and middy styles, odd lots “of better grades: slightly Jinssed geom nan: Large Size Fiber Rockers, brown finish, spring seats. 120 Boys’ $1.25 to $1.50 Dressy Caps $1 Of all-wool suitings, Including tweeds and herringbone weaves; ansorted colorings, also the popu- lar plain tan camel's hair shade; sizes 6% to 7. 100 Boys’ $1.39 Pajamas, $1 Outing Flannel Pajamas, heavy weight, one and two piece stwles; neat striped effects; sizes 6 t years. Large Size Baby Carriages, with ~ fine reed bodiex and hoods: corduroy lined, r ble body, steel running and rubber-tired wh Twelve floor samples (o s about _one-half S e bSO 50 day only .. Made of wellsseasoned hard- wood, in golden oak finish; top-icer, zinc lined, white en- amel food com- partment. Spe- $l7 95 clal for day only.. 7-piece Bedroom Suite in walnut finish, comprising double bow-foot bed, dress- er, semi-vanity, chifforette, toilet bench, chair and rock- er. An unusual suite at this inexpensive price 150 Boys’ $1 and $1.25 Flannel Blouses Two for $1 Mlnnllflnror‘l broken lines and $52 Duofold Beds Duofold Beds of ex- cellent design, with mahogany or oak-fin- ished frame, uphol- ster with good, dura- ble imitation_leather. Can be easily con- verted into a full size bed at night. Com- plete with $38 ynm 0Odd Wood Beds in walnut or oak finish; double size only. Spe- cial for Friday only. less than one-half price— 200 Boys’ 39c and 50c Silk Neckwear Threefor $1 Large assortment of newest styles and colorings for Easter ‘wear, including all white. Espe- olsll. lu‘m‘ for boys, » G 300 Boys’ 79¢ to $1 Cloth School Pants rip in the scams—a new suit $ dark blue and light blue, also long or short sleeves, all ’ 300 Boys’ 69¢ shoulder straps and bib fmnt ————————————————————— 1,000 Boys’ 79¢ to $1 slight seconds. Every pair made of wearing qualities. Mostly inside of waistband, to 17 years. a-month bargain event by giving us 500 pairs of 600 Boys’ $1.50 and $2 Wool Pants Two Pairs for for one that does not prove striped effects; all trimmed ankle length with drop Overalls, 2 for blue; in sizes 3 to 14 vears: khaki Blouses, 2 for New Spring Blouses, for school or dress wear, of neat striped ma- $ dras, percale; plain white and khaki, also gray flannel; collar i attached and neckband styles; | 200 Boys’ *1.50 to the famous Lawrence all lined. These have nothing to affect wear 500 Boys’ $1.50 Corduroy Knee Pants, 2 for Straight-Knee Ponts, made of the well known Law- rence corduroy; all-cotton New Spring Kniokerbocker Pants, of all wool and mattress, } Good quality suiting mixtures, aiso of moleskin cloth, in light and dark mixtures; knickerbockers in sizes 7 to 18 years; nul.m-!mu style, in sises 3 to 5 yea: satisfactory. Plain khaki, with contrasting colors: seats; sizes 1 to 8 years. Of blue denim 'and khaki, with $1 coloF, in sizes 3 to 6 ve: s i sizes 6 to 16 years. Samples and corduroy, noted for its slight water stains on or appearance. Sizes 8 A large manufacturer co-operated with us for once- ) rich shade of tan with soft Anish. $1 Perfect quality. ) wool mixtures; light, medium aad dark shades; fullecut Sizes 4 to 9 years. dlu!nn'm“m Ionu,!ufdl'llu‘-