Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1923, Page 8

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, NOVEMBER 18, 1925—PART T. } Babies’ Rubber Women’s Rubbe;r . Women’s Leath Pants, 16¢ Pair Household Aprons : Ongr:dsbags‘ ) Seconds of 25¢ and 50¢ Slight Seconds of 50c Kinds at i - '\ With This Cou- New Styles and e g ualities o 29c Each ARy ponand ... Effects, $1.55 natural colors, made by the ers of the gum in plain colors and novelty effects, pret- i “Hick Paby Pants. but unbranded be- & styles and_ colorings; some have gt Hot-water Bags, good quality redzubbes; IR e aa RS ot o BoacH Lana small, e- vay b i H v . G . v intesteriugLwith, usual two-quart size; perfect quality. (S) R L T AR T . Bla o cathers. Notion Department—First Floor. Exceptional values at $1.58. cach. - See Preceeding Two Pages and Following Page for Other Challenge News. | Continuing the Great Challenge Sale 200 Boys® $6.50 | of Women’s and Children’s Footwear | |223:2 Double-Service Suits . ) o y i | With Twi Si An Event of Tremendous Saving Importance——Three Great Croups of High and Low Shoes at — ~J Pnirs. of l‘;:nts 710 llge gYem-n With This Cou- ()~ e tm:'\hm\inum Toy Cooking Double-wearing suits of fall-weight suiting . mixtures, in dressy Norfolk * an alr . Sets, consisting of ten model, with yoke and box-pleated back. Two pairs of full cut, strongly-sewed ’ ’ picces—Toy D ""‘B‘(‘f’ knickerbockers with each suit. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Parents should become ac- ) quainted with these wonder suits at $5 and save money in their introduction to- . morrow Crowds came yesterday, but because of the immense assortments th il i . i - and sizes for those who get here tomorrow. Think of it i1k and serviceable Tootwear for womn and shnien 1 [| Post Office Station oot save oo 3875 Serge Norfolk Suits, $755 - at $1, §2 and $3! Hundreds and hundreds of pairs to choose from—every pair a wonderful value. On First Floor Kl eat ey Ble BT N or g st I Foke Ana box;pigitog. besks il ainea Women's High.Shoes, of tan calf, black and | Boys’ Shoes, of tan and dull leathers, in Classified Post Office $7.50 to $8.75 Mackinaws, $6.69 | $3 Combination Suits, $1.89 brown kid and dull leathers, including such well lace and Blucher styles. Styles in th sort: t Stati 2 erg’s— Heavy Wool Mackinaws, convertible collar, muff Washable tops of peggy cloth, in tan. blue wnd known brands as “Regal,” “Dolly: Madison,” Dut- | to fit big and little boys. Sixes 10 to 135% and 1 1o plationat Goldeubeorgs pockets and full belt: neat dark overplalds and | green. with wool tweed full ined: tenhofer, Clement and Ball and other 5/ included. Worth $3 to $450. At $2 a pair. for the convenience of our calriiEs; §6Mt.!$8:50v§r“ $495 Julten-gren msqels teith 4 caalieal B military and low walking heels. Sizes 2 W , : S v atrons and the general 0 uits A ISR A = omen’s High Shoe: P a g y F¥e. | - ¢h Shoes, of tan, patent and it Juvenile Sults. of all-wool navy blue material. in $1.50 and $2 Pants, $1.29 widths A to D in the lot. Worth $ At : : €3 a pair. : | :Iu‘l‘l (lib:u:\'rm \\_vnh 1 s h:cl.s.d }\n]l\ znd( McKay 1 e Fi Fi middy, Oliver Twist and bultnn-n\'e; mudelsi als‘n School Pants, of suiting mixtures, ful ¥ e . Q! sewed soles. g to 7. widths A to C in the .ocated on First Floor, Junior Norfolk models, box plaited and shaped lapels f Crompton corduroy and ~ Children’s High Shoes, of patent and dull | 15" \Wor s4 At §1 a pair. R T and detachable whitis collars. Neat mixtures in | gl Knickerbocker style: fcathers; good serviceable qualit Sizes 4 to 8 rear Shoe Department. tweeds and casimercs in the lot. Worth $2. At $1 a pail Women's Low Shoes, in novelty and staple 75 Sw 95 $1 to $1.5 Misses’ and Children’s High Shoes, in lace | st¥les. including patent leather, tan calf, black and e .rmm;s}?ufif.sginsa a ffitre';,sgh.ssi.de makes, 1,000 “————* Blouses, Siih sia sl o e G Tt e | |r.u\\‘n] u):mu dull leathers. Welt. turn and McKay 29¢ Climbing pull-over and coat styles, plain colors and combina- | broken lines and slight the lot from 84 to 11 and 11%% to 2. Worth § | “:“(II ‘;‘ “g_‘v“"" \p;uu:_h. 1\|\\3II|2{3' and low v Monkevs tions, also spor colo’ n shaker knit and jumbo; d ‘A,\.m\. oxford. ne ) 3 % | ing heels. Sizes o § §5. eys Sizes 6 to ars, i 500 Pairs of Wormen's Low Shoes—Oxfords | Zfi: ER 3 e 5 s Low —Oxfords 7. s Novelty ; oS, i i » 7 and Pumps of patent leather and dull leathers. | m—‘ °'"°":N°‘f,"’ Low Shoes, in a variety Chall, Sale of Sizes in the lot o 7. Worth 8200 to $4.00 a | 20 cutjout Strap Pumps and Oxfords, of black G enEe Nale o 3 vair. At €1 a pair. | N:‘(é"il ofi {Alznu '\];ml(-‘.‘ patent leather and !rown Women'’s Boudoir Slippers, of black and | &} ack Kid: All styles of heels, including e : 2 x5 ! . 3 | ish. military and_low walking heels. Sizes to M t t m“?_ ”\\’;nhhgl..?l).m:"\t esrl \.u;irr‘mmpoll izes 3 ; widths A to C in the lot. Worth $5 to $7. A y en S wo- an S - ul S Goldenberg's—SHOE DEPARTMENT—First Floor. : l W. t 0 t p21 = ‘\\'Illl This Cnu? 18C < A \ 7 5, 2 pon and .. e Large size Metal Climbing ;\;f""f,". .1,;':3,;',',‘3-;-,,‘;'5,;:. These are much better values than we have ever offered —Basement. [S)] before.” The materials and the tailoring are superior to what vou will gisually find in suits and overcoats selling at $25.00 and . ) e 6% y 3 H e heigh season y! expect Children’s Fur-Collar- A Great Challenge Sale of - | i sl v il 2L i this is our Challenge Sale, and that means supreme values! WINTER COATS - . . k Women’s Thread Silk Stockings The Two-Pants Suits— All Sizes, 2 to 10 Years \ large selection of styles in the season’s most desirable " Sl = ies patterns, including brown, gray and tan mixtur also blue 9 90 S Slight Irregulars of $2 and $2.25 Qualities | serges. Every suit well tailored from all-wool fabrics. Models ° . s to meet every man'’s requircments—snappy styles and sport models for young fellows and conservative styles for men of quiet taste. Sizes 32 to 44. . \nother of Goldenberg’s L | X\ money-saving sales that so ; a | Great, Roomy Overcoats %mmn mothers have come to | 3 \ N Even though these silk stockings are termed “irregu- Overcoats of warmth and service—of handsome plaid backs | wait for and depend on. A : b lars,” that fact should not lower them in the eyes of Critrcfl] and overplaids, in a variety of rich colorings, including brown. special purchase of warm, ) . women, because the defects are so trivial. Thev in nowise tan, gray, oxford, heather mixtures and herringbones. Belt all- practical and smart Winter ] e e around models with ulster collar, large patch pockets, cuffs and Coats of Fine Wool Polaire (2 P> affect the wear of the stockings. split sleeves. Sizes range from 34 to 44. and Velour, with Beaverette . Tull-fashioned pure thread silk. the garter tops of lisle; the Fur L'ullarg—she best looking | : feet well reinforced. To be had in black and a number of desirable garments we've offered this = street shades. season at such a low price. ' i Loose simofel,l Sl e vaud Women’s 89c Sport Hose, 59¢ Women'’s Silk and Wool Hose, 69¢ Challeng e N ews F rom Goldenberg's—MEN'S CLOTHING STORE—First Floor, Direct Entrance From, K St. belted-around models, many 3 2 "1 <. . 5 Burson Sport Hose, assorted heather mixtures, Silk and Wool Hose, (wo-tone combinati i trimmed with stitching and em- with 8ilk clocks up. the side: Knit (0 fit; without & | and ribbed efiects; secnds of $1.50 values, o P1ain broidery. The wanted blues and seam; all sizes; perfect quality. 3y \browns. Wonderful coat values Bovs® Stock 29 Women’s $1.25 Hose, 65¢ for girls of 2 to 10 years. . 0ysS tockings, c Fiber and Silk Mixed Hose, large assortment of ol Medlum and Wide Ribbed Cotton Hose, in black | colors, with two-tone silk clocks; three-seam back: il 5 5 i only: perfect quality. Boy Hikers brand. || all sizes; perfect quality. ni seft.| Children’s Coats, $3.98 W s H = vilh two pock- dren’s White Chin- omens rlose, 25¢ Boys’ 59¢ Socks, 49¢ sizes 2 to 4| ¢l 4 belted models, trim- Cotton Ho heather mixtures; all sizes; ! Heavy-weight Heather Cotton . Sport Socks. buttons; lined | seconds of g assorted shades, ith contrasting color turn-over years. Goldenbesg 5 cuff; Train Sets, with track, two cars, loco- motive and tender... 1349 Veloci- peden, small size 2169 Doll's Sulky, buc r.u.l‘d.\wr; $1.19 Mahogany-finivhed e i Sets. Toy Pisne $ »1.2 3208 Mahogary-fin- - 58c Light Cut Glaas .08 Aluminum n finished; ey size... Brusbes, well 1.25 ;\J:lm"lm DR med-baxe Electric ) ; Night Setm 1 bottle and Kettle, large size, cc- i-inch size 49¢c inch size: Boudojr Lamps, with Colored Glraw Conwole P 7 lonial style. silk shades; assorted Setw 1 bowl on stand H colors; all complete 2nd 2 candlesticks; as- 37C $4.49 Fiber Reed Dolly’ with bu rorted beautiful shades % Go-Carts, Tub- 869 Blue Streak Coaster (without candles). ber=tired wheels - , with self-contained Ten P nicely rubber - tired; 14x34 body size $7.49 $1.25 Rubber-tired Chimes, with fron Qg $5.95 Monarch Hamd horse $3.49 Nickel - pinted 65c Cotton Clothesline, | [N Car with rubber g4 gg Electric Irens, full $1.75 Alumin 50-foot lengths; strong tired wheels. ... - a guaranteel S s A :'5‘ Keme--.mi A and durable. B ——N .49 Heavy Tin Wax = -quart trade size. > yood .25 Cut Glass Flower sz 39 . i A G ) y shape, 98¢ : $2.96 China Decorated o AR d Toy Tea Sets, 6 plates. 6 cups, 6 saucers, tea- pot, sugar and cream; % ‘ \: Steel Friction Toy gg. assorted deco- £ 29 Auto Delivery Wagon. . rations . - - 50e ?lllfllllllll- Cooking Sets, four pieces .. 43¢ $1.25 Makogany - ixled Frame $1.69 Heavy Cut Glass Trays, panel el Bonbon Diskes, assort- $1.10 Galvanized Irom te $3.60 Heavy Cut Glass $1.25 Round Alumi- bortom - glass ed shapes; pretty de- Wi Tubs, large 24- Gulvanised Iron Coal Fruit Bowls, 3-inch mum Covered Roasters, 18x18 size. fnch size; side handles L Heds, No. 16 size. size; brilliantly cut. well made. $1.19 - 69 : 47c $1.88 89¢ sam Dise §308 "I 7, Detlaresk. 16 go CorE, Bed B ec Wheel Scooters. inch size... ch size