Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1925, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN HZNCINETAS T vous | AU LSH T ReD GROLP '[U]‘AL $] 51 1 833 575 e, How d \Unurl Gor is J 2 “The Lone Wolf,” though a and more ufl‘nh]o official has | never le(l a cabinet pm(hiln nm | Demonstrating Rival Parties| fact that Mr. Gore, Came to Blows in i France. convinced that he MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1925. Women’s $1 Fleeced Undergarments, 79c Women's Fleeced Cotton Underwear, separate garments, shirts with high neck and long sleeves, low neck and sleeve- less, pants knee length. Perfect quality. Children’s Knit- Boys’ Union ted Waists, sizes | Suits, ecru color; 2 to 12 years; sec- | high meck onds of 35¢ ¢ long sle grade at... 21c pants; cottontergs—rise | 0N Of 79 49 Floor, grade at Regular $3 R & G Corsets, $2.25 Choice of Two Models aving tomorrow Corsets—of handsome DI materials, one model W Three-Strand Pearl Bead Necklaces Originally $2.98 ; $1.58 i IT PAYS TO DEAL Popular_Three-strand Pearl Bead Necklaces, in beautiful shades; $2 and $250 Brassieres, $1.19 [} C & H Corset Hrassiores, of guarantced indestructible. Three strands of graduated beads, with moatly all aizes in the ot BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K. ST “TH “THE DEPEN! STOR_E" Fashionable Fur-Trimmed Coats Worth $25.00 to $39.75 $l 5.98 Rack after rack of High-grade Coats from our higher-priced lines and the bal- ance of special purchases marked down to a fraction of their original prices. The furs and materials in these coats alone are worth more than $15.98. h»\mn h-lnm. had a mission to fulill I'nr h|~ )u-n- Nation, mnuvunulJ 1 these 1—' Compllatron of Total Returns AT for Year Made Public by Government. Lf;;‘;',”"";{,..“,f,\ s | Lo | the nomination, then pr Ainte o By the Assoc PARIS ings ome tax relloved the ted Press : uary 19.—Cathollc meet- in protest ligious rs of | the counties and! took his cause di- | rect to “the plair people In his own home county, | at Harrison, the united str. throughout France % vernment's e e e e e e e S Y Sale of 98c, $1.25 and $1.49 “Aero” Aluminum Ware Every Piece Perfect and Guaranteed for Service i79¢ poration against the 1922, | policy were continued y-sterday and | Aix-en-Provence & clash occurred ! ents of Gen. de u and the National Catholic Fed- | ation on the one hand and the local } | Communists on the other. held a procession ey chanted s, pleted and ma of Int public by the Bure ue show that 6 i me tax te- taxable in- This was an | thrown against him, number of | was true in many | Nevertheless, his was * .u 5 | between adhe ot e MR. GORE. This special purchase of famous “Aero” Aluminum Ware offers the most unusual values in months. Housewives acquaint- ed with the superior quality and long service of this brand of aluminum ware will find it wise economy to buy for -all their needs at this low price. The lot includes: 6-qt. Size Covered Saucepans 6-qt. Size Covered Cooking Kettles S.qu. s.u Tea Kettles 8-qt. e Preserving Kettles 2-qt. Size Rice Boilers Lipped Saucepan Sets, one each in sizes 114, 2 and 3 quarts Medium Size Frying Pans i Large Size Colanders 1l-inch Size Double Roasters, round shape with ventilator AR R R e e e e e e S S TSRS the high »n him_th pporters, many outside l]h i fold. He never made to fisticuffs as the lics were wending their way tow allusic the hund | the cathedral. Reinforcements Nvered, Ji,,,,’,‘:,’,‘,,",,“,‘, f,}:p‘.“.p prevented the Incidents from | \to the other, but stuck | becoming_serious. s to put into shape | Aix, took an mctive part In Gen. de| Secretary made a memoroble elnaw's meeting, which called for n that he received close union of the Catholies for total vote polled the nse of their rights and| the largest ever given | liberti | inia—42,000—10,000 Prelntex Take Part. | lidge ticket and 25,- State’s ehoice for kes the ¢ of mind ined to the W what Ax into the 1 the District of $11,- | Taxes in Maryland. Marylar vas $386,830 also was the manifestation Ruch, Bishop of Stras- Bishop de la Celle of N v d Deputy scene in w adeacssanecioassensnattancaaads D R R AR T RS for ¢ total of « 81 on dividends Personal Industry Seurce. In the the bure sonal partners cidentals, bonds Und erty r the general headi 5 of prop- personal income ounted to rren took Clarad expended befuadled his farm except re- alive the| during the period German domination. Today, he , the sectarians did not hesitate y “Go to Berlin to seek your| 2 foremost and is an ex e conclusion of the meeting was | ¢ the of resolu- | and arbitrating ational 1 despite at majority of ecovered prov- | | i o 48 | Misses and Women well as Navy, and women’s si; The favored colors of the season Black, G Coats of High-Luster Bolivia, Downy Wool, Blocked Polaire, Normandy, Velour and Broadcloth Suedene, Richly trimmed with fine furs—collars, cuffs, fronts, panels and borders. The ex- pensive furs include Sealine (dyed coney), Muskrat, Caracul, Wolf, Beaver- ette, Viatka Squirrel, Opossum, Ringtail Fox, Moufflon, ete. Tailored Coats, Dress Coats and sports models. Straightline with large crushed { crown and standing collars, kimono effect and setin sleeves; some with novelty cuffs and new silhouettes, puffed sleeves Cranberry and Lipstick, as ¥, Brown, Cocoa, Tan and Green. Misses’ zes. ® g 25c¢ (32-Inch) Dress Ginghams, 16¢ Yd. Ginghams quality, checks, of an excellent In beautiful plaids and in the most effective and combinations for children’s school dresses women’s house garments. e colors are warranted fast and tubproof. A purchase manufacturers’ short lengths two to ten yards—all new, crf fresh. 32 inches wide. 22c¢ Percales, 17¢ 38inch Percales, lizh printed checks, stripes neat figures; close woven Guaity 35c Shirting Madras, 17c 32-inch Shirting Madras, white Witis neat colored. printed stripes.. soft finieh grade for men's and Loy shirts 35¢ Dress Gil soft” tnish 35¢ Cotton Crepe, 29c Ser . other high grades fnches wide. an 0 all pew styies and color. for kimonos and louse garments " Goldenberg's—First Floor, & ' Small Wares and Notions Quilted Nursery Pads, size 17 30 inches; regularly 39c each At 39c. Irqning Board Pads, regu- larly 89c ea At 79c. Allon Util Pads, well made good size. 59c. Dressmakers’ Pins, 400 in pa® per. THREE papers for 10c. Spool 50 black, \\1 ite unl colors. spools, 9c. 0. N. T. Darning Cotton, vard spools. TWO for Sc. Sewing Machine Straps, straightjacket lcather; extra lo 25c¢. Dr. Parker’s Skeleton Waists for boys and girls; regularly 50c each. At 39c. Celluloid Thimbles, pink and white. Each, Sc Baby Pants, good ber: in white, pin! colors. Pair, 18c. Goldenberg's—First Floor. J\\') 30- blue lity rub- k and natural High-Grade Silks and Dress Goods Gathered for Another Sensational One-Price Sale! This wonderful event offers thousands of yards of h-class Silks and Dress Goods, in the season’s most wanted styles and weaves, sponsored for Spring—at the most compelling savings. To several special purchases we have added many lines from our higher-priced lines and grouped them in this Hygeia Brand Comforts At About One-Third Less Than Regular Prices Soft, Warm and Flu Comforts, wool or cotton filled, d 72x80 for double beds. Coverings of sateens, cs and other fine fabrics, figured both s en borders, others plain both s 1 deductions ome provisions, exclus n sizes ptions prev camb: es color ; many w All in corporations d as follows: Agricultural | quarry ts, beverages and tobacco, | textiles and textile prod- | 5,919 leather and leather products, 7 i products, $84 publishin inactive | concer! | LEGION POST TO MEET. Representative Fitzgerald to Ad-| dress Veterans. The Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, of the crican Legion, will hold 1ts regul eting tomorrow evening in the boardroom of the District | Building at 8:15 o'clock in conjunétion with the I * Auxiliar: » entative Roy € nd Kate Waller Barrett, past national president of the Ladi y of the Legion, will address ceting. Fitzgerald of H R | Avoid the Extra Expense —of a plasterer’s paperhanger’s bill by ing quick in getting us your Roof repairing. We're prompt in maki repairs, and are as pains ing as we would be i 1g an entirely new oof. Maurice J. Colber Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 6211, 'Strect Thsss Mt 2016-2017 en il LT TR T TR Many years ago a physician dis- covered it— OOTHING: healing Resi- nol Ointment. Since then doe- tors have been prescribing widely for skin and scalp trou- bles; because they know that its unvarying quality. its gentle medication, and the success which attends its use are suffi- cient to insist on Resinol It seldom fails to give quick relief in_all itching, skin troubles, ing properties cause it to ease the irritation while healing the disorder. Resinol Soap is a ready aid in treating skin troubles, and is a favorite for the toilet and bath with thousands who like its cleansing, refreshing lather. FRESH EGGS doz., 63¢ We have arranged for direct shipment to us of real “honest to goodness” fresh eggs, packed in our own cartons. Every egg guaranteed to please. BUTTER BACON Finest of fresh creamery. Our Sunset Gold, our Sunset Cold Brand and | by machine, the rind the price low. Cooks delicieusly crisp. Ib. 49¢ b, 38¢ CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS for Tuesdsy and Wednesday Only can 9¢; 3 cans 25¢ PINEAPPLE PEACHES Fancy sliced, Sliced or halves, our Lady Gold. Alice Brand. .18¢ No. 1 Can... No. 1 Can.. No. Gan:... No. 2 Can. No. 2V, Can.. No. 2, Can WASHINGTON FLOUR Can Now Be Obtained at All Our Stores 5-1b. Sack, 34c; 12-Ib. Sack, 74c; 24-Ib. Sack, $1.45 OLIVILO JELLY The perfect toilet Beechnut, Grap. in all our stores. Currant, Crabapple. Cake 9c—3 for Glass 25¢—2 for. .. .47c LOG CABIHN SYRUP PARCAKE FLOUR Pillsbury Pancake, 2 for 25¢ Pillsbury Buckwheat, 17¢ Aunt Jemima Pancake 13¢ Special our Sunset ..18¢c - - 2DC .33c soap, 25¢ can 25¢ PRUNES Choice Santa Clara, pack. 50-60 Size table size 10c 19¢ Sunsweet Prunes, Pg, 25¢ Spredit UT MARGARIN THe POPULAR APPEHZ|NG SPREAD FOR HOT BISCUITS AND BREAD: 25c¢ Pound SUGAR 10 Ibs. 63¢ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Received At Our Stores Fresh Every Day New Cabbage. .. .Ib. 8c| Florida Lettuce, head 0ld Cnbbue.. ...lb. 4c| Roman Apples. . .Ib. Spi ...Ib. 15¢c | Florida Oranges, doz. Kale 3 ..Ib. 10c | Grape Fruit...4 for Celery, Stalk...... 14c| Sweet Potatoes. . .Ib. Iceberg Lettuce, head 10c | Mushrooms . ... .Ib, POTATOES New York State 15 Ibs. 25¢ Visit our Exhibit at the Food Show in the NEW AUDITORIUM—I19th and E Sts. N. W., and receive free samples and souvenirs. Tickets can be obtained at our stores. best cane gnnnllted RESINOL remarkable sale at one amazingly low price. THE SILKS: —39.in. Crepe de Chine ~—35-in. Chiffon Taffeta Glace Taffeta Sport Satin Printed Crepe de $1.75 Values $2.00 Values $2.25 Values $3.00 Values $3.50 Values 1.39 —35-in. —40-in. —40-in. Chine —35-in. Satin Messaline —35-in. Black Satin Duchesse —36-in. Brocade Spiral Crepe —36-in. Royale —40-in. Faille —A40-in. Russian Crepe -in. Tubular Tricolette Satin Duchesse Ik and Wool Crepe o " Because termed were favored with count from the which time prices Rugs from 27 seamless. $45 Grade 9x12-ft. Wilton Vélvet 5 FABRICS: All-Wool Jersey French Dress Flan- THE DRE. —54-in. -30-in. All-Wool Stripe All-Wool Crepe —5%in. All-Wool French Serge 54-in. All-Wool weight Coatings —54-in. All-Wool Black Pile Sheen —The choicest fabrics, in black; a complete range of wanted colors. —Buy now at these wonder- ful savings. Goldenberg's—First Floor, Winter- R X3 Alexander Smith’s Rugs Underpriced imperfect or ir egular in size, we thie lot of 650 ugs at a big dis- revailing prices of November, since have advanced. X54 to extra large 11.3x12 ft. sizes, in the best and most wanted colorings. Every rug $30 Grade $32.50 Grade 9x12-ft. Velvet 2] 2940 | $47.50 Gra Fast- 31 Qualit There are no more popular cur- Made of strong, double-twisted Rayon Draperies | Wide Cretonnes Beautifully self-colored light or dark colorings. o 9x12-ft mies. 70-inch Warranted Al $2.50 and $3.00 tainings than Fringed Panels, and these are the most wanted s styles. 2% and 2 yards long 5 b thread—excellent qualities for satisfactory laundering. Neat effects, heavy worked novelty patterns and bird designs. Yard - wide Perfect Quality Sunfast Rayon tonnes. Handsome floral, and two designs of rose, | bird, follage, tapestry blue, green, gold, mul- berry or pongee color- Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. A January Sale of Table Pure Linen Damask, full bleached double damask quality, with soft mellow fini Choice of several patterns. : . Fringed Panel Curtains In white, ivory nd ecru color. $1 and $1.25 48¢ and 59¢ Yard- (Fiber Silk) Draperies. and other designs. In inga. Linens offering unusual econo- Goldenberg’'s—First Floor. Wilto: Velvet Rugs $36.75 Axminster Rugs 5 Seamless and Perfect Brussels Extra Size Rugs $1 .59 113x12 Ft. —_— $55 Grade R Grade Rugs $24.75 o ) 65| de $40 Wilton Velvet Rugs 75 265 8$.3x10.6-ft. large room size, Linoleum Rugs $7.65 (Seconds of $15 Grade) Cook’s, Make Linoleum Rugs, 7.6x12-ft. wize; rug and tile patterns, borders. ‘wor with $1.50 Brief Cases 95¢ Karetob Grained Leather-finish Brief Cases, in black and cordo- van brown: with lock, sidestraps and riveted leather handles. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” Boys 79 to $1 Blouses 59¢ (First Quality and Slight Seconds) Attached Collar striped percales, chambrays; double Sizes 6 to 16 years. ““Burprise Fifth Floor.” 19¢ Curtain Marquisettes 914 vd. Yard-wide, Sheer Quality, White Curtain Marquisette. Any quantity cut from full bolts. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” Blouses of khaki and yoke back. Women'’s $1 Gloves ~ 65¢ Pair Kayser Chamolsette Gloves, two-clasp style with embroid- ered backs and pique sewn Bolton thumb; in oak, beaver, gray and covert. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” 25x50-inch Imported Rug Rugs, very close warp; light and dark colorings. Hit-and-miss effects with blue, green, rose or brown fancy crowfoot borders. “‘Surprise Fifth Floor." Boys’ $1.19 Pajamas 77c One-plece Outing Flannel Pa- jamas, in neat stripes; well mflde; sizes 4 to 12 years. “‘Surprise Fifth Floor.” colorings. .05 , firm woven quality. "$1.79 Sheets, $1.49 81x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets, extra length for double beds; heavy, close-woven grade. $1.39 Sheets, 98c 63x9%0 Seamless Bleached Sheets; extra length for single beds. < Wool-Filled Comforts | Cotton-Filled Comforts Regular $7.00 34,85 { Regular $3.50 52,65 Grades at — | -Grades at. ... e $5:85 | $3.65 Grades at. . .. Grades at. . .. Regular 51000 Regular $7.00 Grades at Grades at 37.85 35.85 Grades at Grades at = DS 3 The sheets are of excellent wearing quality—a well known make our customers have used with } satisfaction for years. ‘Heavy, durable, 1 woven $ with deep hem. Full double-bed size, 81x99 inches 5 —every sheet absolutely perfect. $1.59 Sheets, $1.25 1 $2.50 Bedspreads, $1.98 1 Crochet Bedspreads, double-bed full double-bed size; | | 35c Pillowcases, 25¢ 45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, l hand torn and ironed, free from | | Regular $8.00 Regular $5.00 36.85 34.85 Regular $12.00 Regular $8.00 $1.39 Seamless Sheets cven thread grade, hand torn and iro finished 90 Seamless Bleached size; Marseilles patterns, starch or dressing. Bleached fine close-woven grade, f with wide hem Goldenberg’'s—First Floor. January Towel Sale Now is the time to replenish your supply of towels, while these special money-saving advantages are available, 29¢ Towels, 22c 20c Turkish Towels, 16¢ Fancy Turkish Towels, | Turkish Towels, close absorb- sorbent Cotton Towels, ent weave; size 17x34 bath use. For face or hand use 29¢ Towels, 22c 25¢ Turkish Towels, 16¢ 20x40 Honeycomb Weave Guest Size Turkish Towels, sorbent Cotton Towels, fancy jacquard weave; assorted white or with blue borders. colors. 39¢c Linen Towels, 25¢ 50c Turkish Tewels, 32¢ All- linen Hemstitched Huck Turklsh Bath Towels, heavy Towels, with space for mono- | absorbent weave, colored jac- gram; guest size. quard borders, Goldenberg’s—First Floor. P, 20c Outing 79c and $1 Printed Flannels Crepe de Chine, 59¢ This lovely silk and cotton fabric is one of the most favored materials of 15¢ Yard the season and extensively ‘used in place of the more expensive all-silk Heavy, Double-Fleeced material of the same name, x.rlf»..&:u Quality Outing Flannels, . of its rich luster, serviceability and in light grounds with . neat colored stripes. 26 inches wide. economy of price. The assortment in- 35c Flannels, 25¢ close all- inches Ab- all- cludes a great variety of beautiful neyw styles and colorings for women's blouses, dresses and kimonos. 36 36-inch Fleecedown beautiful as- nt of printed de- inches wide. , In wanted colors. 59¢ Colored Poplins, 49¢ 36 inches wide. yarn-mercerized qr 79c Bath Robe Flannels, 55¢ rich. lustrous, permanent finish; a 36 inches wide, heavy shades 25c Pajama Checks, 18c reversible quality, in neat checked effects, all want- 38 inches wide, close-woven, soft-fish qual- ed color combinations. ity for undergarments 39¢ i\o\el!y Voiles, 29¢ 25c Shaker Flannel, 16¢ small checks and t 7-inch Bleached Shaker Flannel, heavy reversible quality, for winter gar- ments. 89¢ White Flannel, 69c 27-inch White Wool Flannel, fine close-woven, soft-finish quality, for infants’ wear, 30c Outing Flannels, 22¢ 36 inches wide, extra heavy reversible quality, light grounds with neat colored stripes. with wanted shower om.nb«n—nm Floor. < o3 Women’s $1.19 } Fabric Gloves Smart _ Novelty Cufi Wi ashahlc Fabric Gloves, with beautiful em- broidered cuffs and backs, in self or contrasting colors. Choice of such wanted shades as beaver brown, sand, mode or gray. All sizes. ‘Women's 79c Wear-right Gloves, washable chamosuede, in mode, sand, covert, beaver, brown, black and white; wide embroidered backs 59¢ Children’s 59c Jersey (iloves and Mittens, fleece lined; in gray and brown. Sold regularly at 59c pair 49¢ Goldenberg 's—First fhnr.