Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1925, Page 8

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 8, 1925—PART 1. Open a Charge Account cconomical shopping! Shop with greater convenience—and buy 98¢ “Parcheesi” With This Coupon ; 9 and . c Game “Parec 50c¢ Lilac Vegetal With This Coupon and 35¢ Wrisley’s LLilac Vegetal. deligh tiully scented and re- ireshing for after shaving use. (S) 10¢c and 15¢ Envelopes With This i 2 Cakes Jergens Soap With This Coupon 120 Two reg- ular 10c cakes of Jergens Bath Soap, round shape; as- sorted floral adors. (S) . 25¢ Mavis Talcum With This 16¢ Coupon Falcum 1t's a path to more here for less! 50c Hinds Cream z\’llh This T 380 Hinds Honey and Almond for chapped or rough skin. (S) Coupon T and blue and ©) and Marvis Powder, the popu lar Vivaudou Tai ular for young red cans and old alike, ) ' cum, i Purchase of Samples of A New Purchase Brings Remarkable Values in a Monday Sale of . $2and $2.50 Novelty Lovelv Sprin Milanese Silk Gloves y p g $149 pair (A xEEL o the newest 5 Good News—Another Shipment of Imported Irish | Dress Linens 49c Yd. We held a sale of these Irish Dress Linens several weeks ago, and the re- sponse was so enthus: ic we sold com- pletely out in a short time. All pure linen quality, made in land from fine-grade flax, with rich lustrous finish. 36-inches wide, every maker whose name is familiar yard pre-shrunk. All the sought-aiter to every woman. shades in the lot, including— - 15t acic The gloves that will find favor with every well dressed woman for Spring—featured tomorrow in a special sale that offers unusual savings. The sample line of a famous iigher prices, ted new g trim- Ire- .,;- and 16 Button-length M lanese Novelty Silk Gloves, with straight and turn-back cuffs smart tucked and rufild efic with cy and embroidered backs. The most wanted shades to select from—mode, sand, co- coa, beaver, brown, mastic, white French gray and black Peach, Leather, Lead, Tomato, May Rose, White, Copen, Wild Rose, Old Rose, Buff, Jade, Tan, Mais, Gray, Reseda, Constance, Wistaria, Pink, French Blue, Coral, Old China, etc. '55¢ quality of White finish vard crisp, fresh famous “tape ed ‘quality, extensively making women's dresses and blouses and children’s wear. 10 inches wide zo—-mh \\ hite I’op Goldenberg's—8econd Floo: Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Boxbloom Crepe Kimonos, $4.98 Charming new models of fine- grade boxloom crepe, in all the (Lunn pastel shides, with hand- some silk hand-embroidered de- signs and val lace trimmings around sleeves, pocket and skirt Cut generously full. 89c¢ Imported (40-In.) White Chiffon Voile, A very fine, 1«. utiful chitfon I'his is the ——le $1 69 Georgette Crepe Special at $1.39 Yard Beautiful, complete range shades now in Handmade Irish and Filet Lace: and imsertions, in Dretty new ns fome matel Sold zesulariy ga.. for 79c. Monday at 1'8‘ Handmade Medaltions, assorted stay Smail Monds 69c¢ Silk-and-Cotton Tussah Brocades sheer, Voile, with and new. used for Full two-ply every | Sheer Georgette of the most dees such demand. Fu Crepe, finely 36-inch White Cannon Cloth, a 40 in ; W n-finish quality; r midd uni e ¥ for 40-inch White Transparent Or- very fine, sheer, per v quality. Sold day at... egula 39%. Monday Qg S4-inch White Indian Head, | . : " 39¢ 36-inch White Brocade Lingerie " 39c | e B cotton fabric, self-colored de- regularly 49¢ 36-inch White Broadcloth, a yarn-mercer otton fabric, with lustrous Sold Serpentine Crepe Kimonos, $2.98 Shown in new ruffie- embroidered sty or wistaria. F Jé-imh Dress 1 Shru White trimmed or s n rose, copen et sizes, Goldenberg's—Third Floor. gula for $1.49 When one sees these lovely silk ()nen(al L.um. and cotton fabrics it is not surpris- ing to understand why they are so popular for Spring. They are silk one way with cotton filling and have the appearance of expensive all-silk fabrics. Handsome self color brocade designs, in all wanted street and evening shades—exten- sively used for party frocks, chil- 89¢ Chair i Cushions, 50¢ Bur Harbor Shape Chair Cush ions, size 16x18 inches; filled with wotton; covered with heavy fast- color cretonnes; tufted with ten buttons. Geldenberg s—Fourth Floor. lk Monday at r Metaline uolh a beaut terial in So-inch Longeloth, & fine, < e, Sol St W G Lo Fine Swiss Flomdng, p Hn’ foundations « 1 Mou 1 ¢ Point Venice Laces, cdg Ctive pat Goldenberg's—First Floor. ‘PRI'\G NO I‘IO\S c mending or wilk o rubh Ieatber air 1 Tube. 25c. 25 54e mbroideries, iy vhri« - 8¢ 1,500 Yards of ; 75c Art Linens 39c a Yard nager. d house. at savings Warrante e. In pink In great demand AR Y dren’s dresses and Spring frocks. L patterns; small and large chintz designs, in many colors and combinations. All fast colors. For PS ° - 36 inches wide. $ 1 2 5 6’5 $ 1 50 S S lk Bl Ensliah Brine Zedbives 350 Yard . . . prlng. 1 S women's and children's dresses. : and Rayon (Fiber Silks) | . izgmicms. 36-inch Print Zephyrs, in beautiful new printed and muluukan or oo A tnd Fivises 69c Crepe Suitings, 55¢ (fiber silk) Crepe Suitings u checks, plaids and pin stripes The brown, gray, green 1 for suits and dresses. 58¢ Silk-and-Cotton Pongee, 45¢ inch Po Silk, a silk-and-cotton quality, with rich, finish. In all wanted street and eve- ning shades 75¢ Imported Broadeloth 49¢ Yard 6-inch Imported Broadcloth, grade, yarn-mercerized, cotton fabric, in stylish “sport stripes;. also all wanted plain colors. —35-inch Plain and Printed Heather Crepe. —36-inch Striped Raysheen Crepe. —36-inch AllSilk Printed Pongee. —36-inch Rayon Florentine Printed Crepe. —36-inch —33-inch Tub Silks. All-Silk Plain Radio. Iks. Satin Brocade Faille. ac s and bla — —36-inch 5 Edgings, in w ored_edges: tiree-yard pie 33-incl Plai P - . . @ o ~, —33-inch Plain Pongee ~35-inch Miami Striped Crepe. Mercerized Sewing Cotton, 3 15 and napkin "Xl Delone Enap Festeners, Vack and white -’“L Art Linen, 29¢ Pins sale. silks at the most compelling savings—silks for formal gowns for dresses and tunics, for lingerie and street and afternoon dresses. Com- plete color range. in plain shades and beautiful combinations, stripes and printed de- 15, It will be to your advantage to make selections tomorrow while this remark- able low price prevails. $3.00 Flat Crepe, $2.19 $2.25 Satin Charmeuse, $1.79 40-inch Satin Charmeuse, pure silk, | 40-inch Flat Crepe, an all-silk; extra fine quality; | ’ quality; in all new Spring shades; also black In white, cadet, crabapple, fallow, cocoa, acro, rose, apple green, n brown, navy and black - ™, » - it .o 79¢ Crepe A'Jour $2.25 Satin Canton $1.75 Chiffon Taffeta ; \,'R 3 $1.89 $1.39 a i ) s-inch Chiffon Tafteta Sili, Sropatiten "ervpe. “in Toaer c high lustrous quality; in all black. A new n for s $2.00 Crepe de Chine Satin « wanted street and evening shades: Sipring dresses and biouses. $1.59 also beautiful changeable effects Goldenberg's—First Floor. Silks of the most wanted ‘character gathered for a sensational one-price Spring’s most advance and wraps, Universal Bl | Dressaineiy Tse b‘)c ; nwn Damask, 39c -inch All-linen Damas s and towels a high Bloomer Elastic, black and wh atus. Yard. = scaris, napki 25¢ Cotton Huck, 19¢ 1000 yards of 18 kuhuv " Mercerized Durning Cot ton. 45 hite . vard Viack and assorted ¢ ich Huc] scarfs o rich satin face eavy 25¢ Cotton Toweling, 19¢ cotton qual Heavy Cottor 40-inch Crepe de Chine, a heavy assortment of new sty close-woven, pure silk quality; in ali wanted street and evening shades; also white and black Goldenberg’s—First Floor. ‘anton, extra rich satin black, heavy, finish AAAAAAAAAAPADIARIT | { | | | 4o-inen navy, brown and henna. EXe Dollar Day in the Art Departmen{ We've prepared a list of extraordinary specials for tomorrow’s Dollar the Art Department. of the S0c and $1 Choker Necklaces 39¢ Each Bead Necklaces, of fine cut erystal beads; in d oval shapes; others of Beads in pearline ef- assortment of pretty colof finished with ring and fancy stone-get clasps Goldenberg's—First Floor. Peter Pan Sweaters For Spring Wear $2.98, $3.98, Up to $5.98 These are decidedly new and smart for Spring wear—mnade of good guality wool varn: ) assortment of rich shades; with novelty collar \ and tie; some with silk-striped borders and lac- ings. All sizes. Wool Jersey Sweaters, $6.50 New Wool Jersey Coat Sweaters, soft-finish varns. in buff, gray, red, russet and copen Silk-braid trimmed; made with set-in pockets Choker quality Women'’s 1215 and 15¢ Handker- chiefs, 9¢ Colored Lawn Handkerchiefs with embroidercd corners, others in plain nemstitched styles. Al colors and many pretty patterns = 2 = some. In the pepular wide, spoke $2.50 Crepc Pn]am:h, $1.98 Hand-Embroidered Gownsj hemstitched border effects. e & \ 50 and $1.69 Men’s Colored \ho\en Bonkr . p v i mbroidered Cre soft 1i v beautiful pa plain white. Sc 1 kime white very pretty Two for $I. -finish 5§ $ others with hand broidered designs Goldesberg's—Third Floor terns. Regular 2 Goldenberg's—First Floor. & New purchases, secured especiaily for this event, offer values made; 89¢ & S1 Scarfs, 2 for Goldenberg's—Third Floor. linene; assorted pat- and 6 years. Two for Ql with beautiful soft suede finish, lower than usually asked for these high-grade qualities. T le in most appealing sort. Every item listed represents a big saving. $1.75 btamped Spreads | $1.25 Stamped Tubing 50c Stamped Goods, 3 for Stamped Bed Stamped Pillow Tubing, Stamped Scarfs and zood quality ache 1 spoke stitched for cro- Centers, even-thread / AL Glihr chet; meat designs; pair, | white linene; an assort- ( neat desig it one.) $1. ment of attractive pat- 75¢ Slanned (;m\na, 2 for 50c Vanity Sets, 3 for terns. Three for $1. | g Stamped Vanity scie ) 39¢c & S0c Aprons, 3 for 0o0d quality oyster white Stamped Fudge Aprons, linen; pretty designs. | 1y Sleaehen A S Three for $1. assortment of | $1.25 5"‘"_“"‘::! i h(??““’ 39¢ Stamped Towels, 3 for pretty designe. SLG. T 1 Stamped Honeycomb Three for $1. . simple £00d absorbent /$1 69¢c Stamped Dresses, 2 for & two neat designs. Children’s Dresses, Three for ’l.h C stamped on ;,ood qud“l\ e n 7 Lunc] loths, 2 for colored voile un- Stpmped | Tonew, Bescto Sc ch S o bleached muslin; \.Arlen < and Centerpieces, ter | 4t-inch Stamped Lunch | of patterns. Sizes 2, white or natural linen | Cloths, even-thread white 1 4 2 l D Fl celory fan”sives. Two j $3 All-Wool Dress Flannels for $1. terns. Two for $L. Goldenberg’s—First Flcor. : 2.29 e "’ $ . Y Dress Flannels are smart for ’ 14 » \lil'l! and skirts. These, o4 a eO en S rln urnls ln S inches wide. finely woven and will cause a furore at,$2.29 a yard tomerrow. The most wanted Men, and women who shop for the men folks of the family will find many unusual shides—cranberry, golf red, henna, -vav(umut for real savings in this sale of Men’s Furnishings. Prices are “decidedly :vrtm-vx:.r1-{‘\‘\"51?(“1‘.:;?(;‘..»\:::?; i 2 Lmon 5u|ls, $1.19 Ribbed Ur andom gray long legs, ; sizes 34 Suits, Oneita closed crotch Cotton Hose, 1lc > I seconds inforced ¢ cordovan, e Tele sud fous blsch Hud Dlaih colors Goldenberg's—First Floor. $1.39 Denim Overalls, $1.05 Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, bib style, with apron front finished with suspender straps; double stitched, sizes up to 44. Perfect quality. 79¢ Work Shirts, 58¢ Shirts, of blue denim: ket style; perfect quality; $2 Pajamas, $1.55 Faultless Pajamas, of cotton pongee, trimmed with silk frogs or braid; V\]\Ill‘ blue, tan, gray and lavender; sizes A to D. Perfeet quality Negligee Shirts, 85¢ High-grade Negligee Shirts, of corded and tape stripe madras and 80-square Harmony percale: ft cuffs and tan center or French front: new Spring stripes and nev- elty patterns. Perfect guality $2 and $2.50 Broadeloth Shirts, $1.29 Imported English” Broadeloth Negligee Shirts, in white, tan, gray and blue; neckband and collar-at- tached styles; samples and onds of a high-grade make. S 133 to 18 insthe lot. Onl 800 shirts in all. $1.79 Wool Serge, $1.39 40inch All-wool Hairline Ntripe Serse in Dlack, navy, brown, gray and green grounds with neat awh'te xtripes $2.69 Dress Fabrics, $1.98 S4dnch New Spring Dress Fabrics. i the fashionable Novelty Nn,(wh. effective for skirts, suits o $1.50 Felt-Base Rugs, 88¢c Duroleum feit-base Rugs, made by the Congoleum Co.; 3x§ ft. sizc Wool rug designs with artistic borders. Goldenbers's—First Floor. Purchase of Women S $4 $5 and $6 New Spring Shoes, $2 45 thrif Tnelud All the popular heel heights. A new purchase of Women's Low Shoes has just been muvuk(wi 48 Spring footwear at a price that should crowd our Shoe Department tomorrow with shoe buyers. rt new novelties for Spring, as well as the staple styles preferred by conservative women. Siz 3 assortment; widths A to D Leather. Tan Calf, Suede. o latest Cut-outs, Steap_Slippers, Goldenberg's—Shoe Department, First Floor. h, Black Kid. Welt, wrn and Mc up-to-the-minuty value-wise an offering new, Sizes 2'3 to Velvet and Dull Leathers. andale and Pumps. ay sewed soles. Oxford: