Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1923, Page 10

10 BR"]E ADM"S SHE TROOPS IN SIBERIA| CF 44 INDICTED OIL MEN‘ pect Surrender of Alleged Pro- moters of Mail Frauds. " By the Associnted Press. Grand Jury Probing House of David Hears Girls Were Mistreated. 48¢c Cretonnes 24c¢ Yard Yard-wide Washable Cretonnes in mill lengths from 2 to 8 yards, but hundreds of yards alike, for draperies, cushion, comfort and furniture coverings, as well as for many other decorative uses around the home. Light or dark floral, stripe, bird and tapestry de signs. First Floor—Bargain Table, $18 Cook’s Linoleum Rugs and “Red Seal” Congoleum Rugs $11.45 == Large Room Size Rugs known for quality, service and attractive appearance— growing in favor all the time for use in dining room, bedroom, living room, as well as kitchen. The fact they are slightly im- perfect enables us to sell them at the greatly lowered price of $11.45. Luxedo make Pajamas, of Choice of Cook’s make Cork-filled, Burlap-back Linoleum . fi ality cot % % 5 7 S 2 % trimmed with stk Joape; S e Rugs and famous “Red Seal” Congoleum Rugs, in handsome col- $2'25 Chifion pebiite, Dlue. fan &ud - hielo; a LT ST AT orings and designs that closely resemble wool rugs. All have Taffeta complete borders. wiicinsh g e . puar- sizes A tp D. Perfett quality. Men’s Fiber Hose, 45¢ ; L u st $10.75 and $12.95 9x12-ft. Crex de Luxe Rugs, $21.50 || i Eitron Tareta Room Size Rugs, $7_95 All the newest and most sought after 1923 s oty e Onyx Fiber Silk Half Hose, high spliced heel, double. re- inforced sole and toe; black :f,nll-('i_ to v and plain colors; all perfect i nelnenieet lanalmeatEsous iBet e 1 ray-or Santed sirect” i Exceptional values in room size rugs, all per- Ings of blue, rose, tan, green and brown, in all s sladess Al be fect quality, In green, biue, red, tan and brown over medailion and novelty border designs. : Included are the s — inch xize at $2.95 $2.50 Satin Charmeuse Men’s 50c Summer Athletic Underwear 39c \ Perfect quality summer garments of fine quality gauze weight white cot- ton; shirts in sleeveless pull-over style and draw- ers in knee length with full double seat and sateen waistband. All regular si1zes. Men’s Union Suits, 95¢ Athletic Union Suits, with poros weave top and soft 5 finished nainsook bottom; V e A neck, sleeveless style; all lMowing up. i slzes; seconds of $1.50 values. Men’s $2 Pajamas $1.55 Reported Landing of Force on Mainland Contradicted by War Office. FORT WORTH, Texas, April 24— Federal authorities at Fort Worth are || patiently waiting for forty-four oil men, || indicted on charges of fraudulent use of- the mails, to surrender and Eive neces- sary bonds. At a late” hour Monday Alexandrovsk on | forty-cight indicted oil promoters had an mainland given bond. Forty-four others are at | ese soldier is in | large. 1t was announced at the United B nese soldier is in | foy marshal’s office that a round-up t the war office. | of (he indicted men will begin today. | reh Swas mude vesterdag, only a tion had been landed doubtless arose, | few telephone calis were made in urging e Adoes: thougl ithe decison o | e men to appear at the federal build- panese S 2 ing immediate ] i panese military authoritics to! ™4 large number of indicted ol pro- Sakhalien Istand. New troops left for | moters, who have not given bond. ‘are when the marriage licenses e 5 Con e | quests ha on o ta g 1 ", it T S T * | numbers 3,000, but will be reduced to | L Toiher cities to arrest and hold ained, the grand jur BB i e 8 with large flowing tails, n be used as a support when | Ever notice How easy it is for a man sh is at rest, are imported from | to be good natured when everything two of twenty an. i ning his way? D @ [] By the Associat «d Press. . e St s BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE® the reported landing of | troops at Mich., 5 ' apanese expedi- | No se: evidence be $2.50 Canton Crepe it that | des of the 1 mar- of girls mistreated one of House of David is under lej riage nd that a numbs Classed as Slightly Imperfect , beautiful qual- ity Extra Heavy Peb- ble Weave Crepe, so desirable for frocks, capes, skirts and jac- quettes. Inblack, nav madonna, seal, henna, mocha, tan and whitc. 40 inches wide. 5 A delve deeper into life in “King" \Ben- Jamin Purnell's colony testimony of Countess W Drake, who told Judze Ha man, And School records ¢ however, say she will be only four: teen then. Her application for a mar- riage license gives her age as seven- CRYSTAL —of charm and value Goldenberg's—First Floor. quality. followi x72 Inch size nt $3.95 54x90 inch xize at $7. OxD ft. size at $15.00 Sx10 ft. size at $18.50 9x12 ft. size at $21.50 $2.50 Stenciled Grass Rugs, $1.45 4.6x7.6 heavy double-warp Grass Rugs, for small rooms or halls, in green, blue or brown col- orings; Oriental and medallion designs. La Belle Ste ft. Woven Reversi 9x12 f1. 3200 warp Sten: $1 Crex Runner, 69 and 27 inch Crex Hall or Stair \v perfect quality in_green, blue or brow stenciled border designs: t bound sides; any | quantity cut from full rolls Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Sale of $1.75 Imperfect Seamless Bleached Sheets 81x90-Inch Size for Double Beds These sheets should sell like the prover- bial “hot cakes” tomorrow at this low price. Made of heavy, even-thread sheeting cotton, nicely finished and free from starch or dress- ing; 81x90-inch double-bed size. TImperfections are slight and do not impair the wearing quality. 39c¢ Pillowcases, 29c $3 Bedspreads, $1.98 42x36_ Bleached Pillowcases, 81x90 Dimity Bedspreads. made of heavy round thread pil- | white grounds with pink stripes: lowcase tubing. full double-bed size. - 25c Bleached Muslin, 19c a Yard 36-inch Bleached Muslin, a close woven, soft finish grade, from starch or dressing. Goldenberg's—First Floor. $3.50 and $4 Canvas Porch Curtains, $2.85 Heavy Canvas Porch Curtains, blue or tan stripes; 6 ft. and 7 ft. widths with 7 ft. 6 inch drop; mounted on heavy awning pole, complete with all ropes and attachments ready 50c Ratinspun 39¢ Yard 36-inch a Brade on a in great demand for wome and children’s summer dressi all wanted shades, also black. Goldenberg's—First Floor. ed Grass Rugs. . with faces powder anged in the > dir- | ferent 5 zroup of | young = £ hig 0 age. | Boys Present Contrast. In marked contrast to the girld, ho T, was the group of br; groom 1 sitting beside his wife. | They ranged from a who ap- | peared not more than een to one | man who probably is twenty-eight or thirty. All'wore caps, almos dress of the men of the as_the afternoon dr: doffed them one bv one and then ta appeared. | Ratinspun, a high- crepe weave h fabric Runner, —specialization certain pattern has made possible this ex- tremely moderate of- fering of crystal—an ideal “gift” sugges- tion for the “BRIDE.” 7 ew Coats and Capes Values Up to $22.50 Coats, Capes and Wraps from makers of high-grade garments; fashioned of materials and with clever style touches only seeri in wraps of the better kind. If you are looking for an oppor- tunity to purchase a new coat or cape at a great saving, here it is. The best choice you could imagine—even for twice as much. Not many of some styles, so an early visit is advised. All Are Beautifully Tailored of the Most Approved Fabrics of the Season— Including Rich Overplaids, Polaire Cloth, Poiret Twill and Sports Coatings. —-moderately priced Goblets Sherbets $6 doz. $6 doz. * Tall Sherbets $6 doz. ebrated on two st week after licenses obtained outside the regular court hours. The become public unt later. It has be cent coyrt h ien threatened nvestigation has alway groups of girls who might tell something about the wrried off ! e able to d im- | morality in * s home. free Therefore, Jud would go to th marriage wave sl e L fourts 5 Main Floor, G Street Entrance -eided they wanted to wed e at this time, Not Taking Any Chance. | 0 {lnbsnn—\lg wife “\\‘i"!.\i\_“ re to { o 15=117 F Strect and 1214 to0 1219 G Street e thinks there isn't another mar you in the world. Hobson—On the she is afraid contrary, she says there is and that it might be her ill luck to get him in the raised Australia is the only country world where cane sugar is Wholly by white labor. Hours: 8:45 to 5:30 Give the Youngster Raisin Bread Raisin bread is full of the food elements that build up sturdy young bodies. Tt tastes so good that every member of the family likes it. An extra slice of bread at every meal in place of less nourish- ing and more expensive foods will help build the foundation of health. By eating more bread and other wheat foods, you will not only benefit your health and pocketbook but you will help bring prosperity to the nation. Bread is only one of the wheat foods which should be in the diet. Biscuits, rolls, cakes, pies, breakfast foods, macaroni and other good things are made of wheat. Bakers are continually making better food products out of wheat. Raisin bread is one of their newer foods and on account of its great goodness is fast becoming very popular. Eat more bread and for variety get a loaf of raisin bread from your baker. This setting forth of the nation's need for greaf wheat consumption is a part of Washbura- Crosby Company's contribution toa gen- eral movement that will bring benefits to all from farmer to consumer. A 'MEDAL FEOUR | to hang. $2.50 Corsets, $1.95 of extra quality pink coutil, long- ert and medium Jow bust; broad front clasp and reinforced; sizes 24 to 36, for stout figures. Popular-make Corset hip model, with elastic Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Regular 25c¢ Tissue Ginghams 32 INCHES_ WIDE—NEWEST STYLES 19¢ Beautiful woven stripe Tis- sue Ginghams, in entirely new and different styles that are most appealing. White grounds with neat colored woven stripes in such favored shades as pink, green, light blue, lavender and black and white. 32 inches wide. 35c Shirting Madras, 29¢ 36-inch Shirting Madras, a fine close woven, soft finish grade, in neat colored stripes and checks; for men's and boys' shirts, also Wwomen's wear. Silk=Stripe Ginghams, 55¢ 52-inch Silk Stripe Tissue Ginghams, in a large assortment of new styles and colorings. Fine, sheer quality; warranted fast colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor. 39¢ White Voile 40 INCHES WIDE SPECIAL AT 29c A lowered price for Wednesday that permits you to anticipate summer waist and dress needs at a saving. Beautiful Quality White Chiffon Voile, sheer, two-ply weave, 40 inches wide. 30c Cannon Cloth, 22c 34-inch White Cannon Cloth, a heavy, close-woven, linen- finish quality. 89c White Organdy, 59¢ 45-inch Imported ‘White Swiss Organdy, a very fine, sheer, transparent grade, $2 Longcloth, $1.75 200 Imperial English full 10 yards In chamols - finish 86-inch Wash Satin, a high- grade cotton fabric, with rich, Tustrous finish, in all wanted shades for lingerle, 45¢ Check Batiste, 35¢ 36-inch Shadow Check Ba- tiste, & yarn mercerized qual- ity, in pink, mals, honeydew, orchid and white; very popu- lar for lingerie. 25c Pajama Checks, 17¢ 36-inch White Pajama Checks, close-woven, soft-fin- ish grade, for making under- garments. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Sale of Young Men’s Spring Suits $16.90 With One and Two Pairs of Pants Broken lines—suits that have sold down to a few of a kind have been marked at this reduced price for quick clearance. Young men who want to save considerably on their Spring suits should not pass up this chance. Sports models and two and three button styles of Blue Serges and Fancy Cassimeres, in a variety of colors—both light and dark shades. Choice of Tartan check: brown, tan, green and gray mix-- tures. One-pants suits, half and quarter lined with alpaca; two-pants suits, lined with al- paca. Sizes 32 to 38 in the lot. Goldenberg's — First Floor Clothes Shop for Men—Direct Entrance From K Street. Given Away With Purchases of Boys’ Spring Suits A Base Ball or Bat Boys, tell your Mothers to come here for your Spring Suit and get a base ball or bat free. Boys’ $7.50 and $8 Two-Pants Suits $6.69 These suits are made of good, durable fabrics tailored to give the greatest amount of service and are in a Variety of neat mix- tures. Smart patch pockets with button- down flaps; yoke and inverted pleat back— the most popular model for Spring. Both pairs of pants full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Base Ball or Bat free with each suit. Boys’ $10 Two-Pants Suits, $8.69 Of wool cassimeres and rich tweed mixtures; coats lined with alpaca; snappy patch pocket Norfolk models, with an extra belt and buckle of material for pants. Both pairs of pants fully lined. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Base Ball or Bat, with each of the above sults. > Goldenberg’s—Third Floer, Many distinctive styles for sports wear, for dress or general utility wear quarter and full length garments, trimmed with tassels, silk stitching, etc Straightline, loose or belted models, with raglan or set-in sleeves. Colors of Tan, Deer, Navy, Sorrento, Brown and Novelty Mixtures, also combinz colorings and plaid mixtures. Sizes for misses and womern. New Sports Hats Three- Of Striking Charm and Smartness $5 and $7.95 Unusually varied showing of the smart modes created for Sports wear—for the links or for any outdoor occasion. Hats with a world of style and right in the height of favor for summer days. : : 1 Hand-made Sports and Resort Hats—piquant effects of all fabrics, delightfully combined with soft straws with unexpected stitchings or trimmings. Rough straws and novelty braids and soft combinations that are most effec- tive. In all the leading colors for Summer Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Women’s $3 “Onyx” Pointex Silk Stockings $1.69 a Pair Every Pair Perfect Women’s famed “Onyx” Thread Silk Stockings, with wide top and extra long legs, very elastic and of exceptional wearing quality. Made with “Pointex” heel and silk lisle garter top and lisle soles, assuring the maximum of service. Come in black, brown and blue. The lot also includes all- silk “Onyx” brand stockings with square heels, in black only, and extra sizes in black, white, African brown and tan, as well as flared top styles in black and brown. Children’s Socks, 25c Mercerized Cotton Socks, white with assorted fancy tops and turn-over cuffs; seconds of 35c values, Goldenbers’s—First. Floor,