Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1925, Page 15

= Growers 238 $323232334823422342284282822342423222224248228328348383233283323434 ey e e s s re s e Ee e es s e ettt et e esss e e ettt ssttssessssstessssssssesssssssssssssssssessssssstssssss ASK TOBACCO MEN ‘DISGORGE" 500,000 of Co-Operative Market Sue “Pool” Officials _at Danville, Va. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., July 22.—Suit was filed today in the United States Court by J. C. Wade, Halifax, attorney for members of the Tobacco Growers’ Co- operative Marketing Association, against Tucker Watkins, R. R. Pat- terson and E..R. Edmundson, officials in addition to deriving handsome laries for their services, went retly” into the tobacco redrying ness'at South Boston and during 1922, 1923 and 1924 made a clear profit of $500,000 by favoring the concern in which they had invested money by redrying contracts. They are charged { with “graft” and with “wrecking” the organization. Fifty-two charges are brought directly, and 42 interroga- tories are filed, to which answers are requested. The declaration goes into minute details of redrying contracts and at one point declares that Robert A. Wade, after informing high officials of the information which he had, was urged to “keep quiet” for the sake of the organization. s: HOOPER WINS IN PRIMARY. in Michigan Will Face Carney Congresstonal Election. DETROIT, Mich., July 22 UP).—Jo- seph L. Hooper of Battle Creek and Claude §. Carney of Kalamazoo will head the Republican and Democratic tickets, respectively, in the special con- gressional election to be held August 18 In the third district of Michigan as a result of the primaries held yester- day. Hooper received a total of 11,789 votes by Republican voters, while of the “pool,” asking that a receive ship be appointed for the growers’ or- ganjzation and that the three men “disgorge” $500,000. The case will be docketed fo ptember and is ex- pected to bring Aaron Sapiro, general counsel for the organization, to Dan- ville. It is cha at the three officials, July Silk Dresses 2nd Floor W Brand new Fall models, as shown by New York’s leading designers—in beauti- ful Crepes—of charm- ing colorings and artistic trimming. Underwear Street Floor Gowns, Step-ins, Chemise and Princess Slips—in novel- ty Voiles and dainty Muslin, white and pastel shades. Chiffon Hose Street Floor Perfect Quality, Sheer Chiffon Hose, in all the de- sirable shades, and all sizes. Tots” Dresses T hird Floor With Panties, in Cham- bray and Gingham—cut full and large and well made. Assortment of pretty shades. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Hous= Frocks Bargain Basement Neat patterns in very at- tractive models—cut true to size and carefully made and finished. Variety of colers from which to choose. Wash Dresses Bargain Basement Broadcloth, Broad Stripes, Pearl Prints, Plain Voiles, etc. New styles, including set-in sleeves. All favored col- ors—all sizes. Suit Cases Bargain Basement 24-inch Fiber Suit Cases, in Black and Tan; made over strong frames. and stout handles. $1 Pocketbooks Street Floor Leather, Silk or Bead- &d Pocketbooks. An excel- lent variety from which to *9 *o > o d >4 o d > P ed 32 pecials In Our Store-Wide The biggest bargains in the month of biggest values— go on sale beginning tomorrow morning. Good locks - Sale THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1925. O @) 3 for $2.50 $3233832822213223323 83882383223 883822 823833 083824829839¢83343983 430483 80340233322433832233833 83423423303 %22022 0232280230231 N 000600‘000000000000‘00000000000000000060?000000 Extraordinary July Mark-Down of 3 - Silk Dresses and VOILE - DRESSES " Former $10 and $12 Grades BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST “THE DEPBNDABg E) A Sale of Better Grade 69c Genuine Imported English Broadcloth S3c¢ When it cames to wearing and washing qualities, there’s nothing to equal broad- In: All the Wanted Stripes All the Favored Colors cloth for Summer dresses. This is an_exceptionally fine quality genuine imported English broadclath with rich, lustrous finish. Frequent tubbings will not harm the silk-like surface.q Choose from 3 large variety of the newest stripes, in all wanted colors. 36 inchest wide. 50c Pongee Silk 50c to 65¢ Voiles 50c Normandy 39¢ Voilet 39 35¢ 40-inch Flowered Voiles, s stant ot ongiaal, 38-inch Normandy Voiles iy, full 35 Inches wide: lus- | all newest floral effects on | light and dark grounds, in Ity St edySum- | white and colored grounds; | a large assortment of beau- g extra fine, sheer chiffon-fin- | tiful new styles and color- Goldenberg’s—First Floor. ish grade. ings; all perfect quality. A real chance to save a lot of money. Right at the height of the season—dollars knocked off the regular prices of these lovely Summer frocks because it is our clearance time. Several hun- dred dresses from higher priced lines are re- grouped at this low price tomorrow—offering values that should interest every woman who needs another dress or two for vacation wear. Striped Tub Silks Summer Silk Prints Printed Crepe de Chine All-Over Summer Prints Rayon (fiber silk) Crepe $1.50 Pearl Necklaces (Manufactured) 29¢ Dress Ginghams 19¢ Yd. 69c Two-strand Pearl (manufactured) Neck- laces, with jeweled clasp; beautiful color and finish; graduate beads, in the most wanted sizes. The origi . ind. Cetterberg e Boge 20 K 49¢ Table Oilcloth 29c Yd. Five-quarter Table Oilcloth, irregulars of the standard quality: choice of plain white, fancy or tiling effects in various colorings. Goldenberg's—First Floor, R-inch Dress Ginghams, in a large as- sortment of checks, plaids and plain col- ors; a fine, soft-finish domestic quality in all wanted colors and combinations; for women's house dresses, aprons and children’s frocks. 25¢ Percales, 19¢ 36-inch High-count Percales, light grounds with printed checks, dats, plaids, stripes and neat figures; fast colors. S50c Madras, 39¢ 36-inch Shirting Madras, fine woven grade, with rayon stripes, for men's and boys’ shirts and women's wear, 18¢ Apron Ginghams, 12¥%c Amoskeag and other fine grades, in all size blue checks; all fast colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Printed Flat Crepe Beaded French Voiles Silk Pongee Printed Sport Silks Rayon (fiber silk) Stripes Printed Silks There are styles for misses—styles for women —styles for matrons. Dresses for afternoon, for street, for business, for sports wear; for any time —all offered at greatest savings known this season. Complete range of colors, including light and dark shades and Tovely pastel shades. All sizes 16 to 40. 38¢c, 48¢ and 59c Washable Cretonnes 24c Yard In this assortment you will find patterns and colorings suitable for the new beach or auto coats so popular this seasom, as well as for draperies and coverings of all sorts. Light and dark floral, stripe, bird and tapestry de- signs. Full bolts and mill lengths. First Floor—Bargain Table—and Fourth Floor. Sale of Seconds of Congoleum Rugs When Perfect Sell for $16.40 9x10.6-Foot Large Room Size 10. In a recent shipment of these nationally known Rugs we received a lot of Congoleum Rugs termed “seconds,” by the mill. Aiter care- ful inspection, we find nothing to hurt the wear or appearance. In fact, they are in such excellent condition that we guarantee every one to give satisfactory service, and will replace with a new rug any that fail to give satisfaction. Choice of beautiful wool rug designs with -artistic borders. All are in the desirable 9x10.6-ft. size. $6.95 and $7.95 Jap Grass Rugs 9x12-ft. Large Room Size, Heavy Double- brown and combination color stenciled de- 4 58 signs; all finished with tape-bound sides . and ends to match colorings in rug. Grade, at $2.29 Grade, at $3.48 $10.95 Stenciled: Crex Rugs, $6.85 8x10-ft. Stenciled Crex Rugs, green, blue and brown colorings; all warp Japanese Grass Rugs, in green, blue, 6x9-Ft. Size, Regular $3.50 8x10-Ft. Size, Regular $5.95 perfect quality, with factory label attached. $2.25 Food Choppers $1.69 Heavy Iron Re- tinned Food Chop- pers, with four steel cutters; large size. Clearance of $1.98 and $2.50 Beaded Handbags $1.29 Boys’ and Men’s Nickel Watches, 95¢ Boys’ and Men’s Nickel Watches, reliable make American movements, clear dials with second hand. Just the watch for vacation and Summer oulinq use. Jewelry Dept.—First Floor. Men’s Handkerchiefs Men’s Handkerchiefs, facto? jobs and slight ir- regulars, plain white, hemstitche colored woven bor- der and colored printed border styles. All well made and full size. Goldenbers’s—First Floor. Sherbet Sets 89¢ Iridescent Colored Glass Sherbet Sets, consisting of bowl and six footed sherbet glasses to match. $1.98 Cooking Kettles $1.15 Aluminum Cooking Kettles, with cover; 12-quart size. Women's - Beaded Handbags, in .as- sortment of attractive, well made styles, new frame shapes in oxydized silver ef- fects, also the popular ring handle styles. Many pleasing colors, many With steel bead combinations. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Sale of Women’s $4 to $6 Summer Oxfords and Pumps Because some of these shoes are classed as “fac- tory checks,” we bought the entire lot from a Boston jobber at a big concession from the regular price. The defects are slight and do not impair the service- ability or mar the appearance. A varied assortment of the season’s most desirable styles and such wanted leathers. and low walking heels. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. $1 Silk Pongee 33 Inches 69 c Wide .... 33-inch Imported Pongee, pure silk, heavy 12-momie quality, in natural tan color; superior high-grade quality for men’s shirts, women’s and children’s wear. All sizes 2% to 7 in the lot. leathers as patent, tan calf, black and blonde satin, gray and black suede and dull Welted ‘and turn soles. Al the popular heel heights—Spanish, military $1.50 Broadcloth | $1.50 Messalines $2 Taffeta 35inch Satin Mes- $1'39 32-inch Stripe o i Broadcloth, all sik, | f2line. rich satinface, | ., 4 Furs St Chifton rich lustrous quality: white ground with all size fast-color stripes. Goldenberx’s—First Fl all-silk quality, in all wanted street and evening shades, also black. oor. trous finish. in a’ com- plete assortment of street and - evening shades. as well as beautiful change- able “effects. 35 inches wide. 81x99 Extra-Size Sheets Housewives will length of these sheet: appreciate the extra s, which makes them most desirable for double beds. They are 81x99 inches—made of heavy, even thread sheeting cotton, well finished and hand torn and ironed. All are quality. seamless and perfect Regular $1.50 Value at $1.19 $2.50 Spreads, $1.98 $1.39 Sheets, 98¢ Crochet - Bedspreads, double-bed| 72x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, size; in assorted Marseilles pat-|three-quarter bed size; free from terns. starch or dressing. $7 Bed Sets, $4.75 : lin, 16¢ 81x90 Betty Bates Bed Sets, scal- 22c Muslin, loped edges and cut-out corners;| 36-inch Bleached Muslin, blue, rose and gold woven stripes. | woven, soft-finish _quality, Goldenberx’s—First Floor. from starch or dressing. close- free $2.50 and $2 Ready-to-Hang Awnings $1.68 A delayed shipment of Ready-to-hang Awnings offered tomorrow at substantial savings. Sizes 2.6 ft., 3 ft., 3.6 ft. and 4 ft., to it windows and doors from 28 to 50 inches wide. Choice of tan, brown and blue stripes. Good heavy-weight can- vas, with tape-bound valance. Flexible steel frame. Complete with ropes and all ettach- ments. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. iris’V jon Need Girls’ Vacation Needs At Interesting Savings Khaki Overblouses, of genuine khaki jean, sulphur dyed; made with cuff bottom, pocket and short sleeves; all size Regular $1.50 values Girls’ Khaki Knickers, genuine sulphur-dyed jean, finished with buttons to match on hips and knees; made with separate belt and buckie; sizes 6 to 18 years for girls, also 20 to 40 for ° L o 30 U & Two-piece Khaki Suits, blouse and bloomers, full cut, finished with double seams; buttons to match; short sleeves and pocket; sizes 6 to 14 years Khaki Play Suits, for little girls from 2 to 6 vears; two-plece style, of good quality khaki jean; choice of two styles, with full-cut bloom- ers and short sleeves, ished with red ties......... Kiddies' Rompers and Creepers, of chambray, plain colors and checks; mostly all sizes. ‘4 Zes, 59(: Regular 79c value. Goldenberg’s—Third Flo $1.50 Ruffled Curtains 75c Pair Just one-half price for these Cool, Airy Summer Curtains, made of fine voiles, marquisettes and grenadines; in white with white, blue, ose, gold hid col je- e o Sertui s e e baekR ATl yardy long: Little Tots* Play Suits, khald color, trimmed with tan or blue with red; ankle length; made with pockets and large buttons at waist; sizes 2 to 6 years.,.. 69c Little Tots’ Playalls, sleeveless style, with round neck, contrasting color bindings and cunning designs on pocket; sizes 2 t ° 49¢ 4 YeArS..ccccercscscaccncece $1.49 Wash Boilers $1.09 Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, with metallic bottoms a n d_cold wood handles; No. 7 size. Ice Tea Tumblers 6 for 49c Ice Tea Tumblers, neatly decorated ; full size. Lawn Mowers $7.39 14-inch Ball-bear- - ing Lawn Mowers, a guaranteed mower. jurprse 5th Poor Boys’ §1.25 Kiddies’ 89¢ 39c Waist Sport Shirts Play Suits Aprons 79¢ -Boys’ Bell Brand Sport Shirts, turn- back collars and short sleeves; striped percales. Sizes 12% 69c Kiddies’ Play khaki color, trimmed with he: square neck ankle length. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” 29c¢ Kitchen Waist Aprons, with pocke rickrack trimms neat blue check: guaranteed colors; medium sizes. Fifth Floor.” 19c Huck | 79 Bath Salts | ™70 o 5" Towels 9c Scarfs 39c¢ Societe La France Bath - Salts, large Jar, about 19-ounces; Cchoice of six pleas- ing odors. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” 25c¢ Stamped Scarfs and Three-piece Buf- fet Sets, neat pat- terns. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” 11c ‘Hemstitched Huck Towels, fine, close, absorbent weave; all white; guest size. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” e Wafle $225 Steel rons ens $1.19 $1.69 Do 91.59 Sheet Steel Gas or g inut - finished Heavy Iron Waffle. . il Stove Ovens, juam ngmme-fiém:: Irons, good heavy lined. walls, glass plete with fixtures; grade; well made: door. 3xT1t. size. 89¢ Fine Imported White Chiffon Voile ~ Full Lovely 40 Inches . 59c Sheer Wide Grade A Fine. White Chiffon Voile imported to retail at 89c a yard—think of the saving when you buy at this lowered price tomorrow. Very fine.sheer two-ply quality, with beautiful chiffon finish. ‘The wide tape edge adds to the serviceability. 40 inches wide. $2 Longcloth, $1.49 39¢ Cannon Cloth, 29¢ 36-inch Longcloth, close-woven,| $6-inch White Cannon Cloth, linen soft-finish quality. Ten yards in|finish quality, for various needs. each piece. 9c White Dimity, 29¢ 86 inches wide. Fine, sheer qual- ity, with white woven stripes; for infants’ wear, etc. 39¢ White Batiste, 25¢ 36 inches wide. Mercerized, soft- finish quality; for lingerie. i 69¢ Broadeloth,-44c ™~ 36-inch White' Broadcloth, yarn- tercerized quality, with rich satin ace. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. —— =