Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 18

THE EVENIXGGI STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢. THURSDAY. JANUARY 21, 1926, -Color 75¢ Bordered Tahle HERANSE 0 $1.50 and $2.00 15¢ Bleached Cotton — Cretonnes. 19¢ Yard QGileloth, 39¢ Yard g ? : a4 and 36 inch Fasto l-«-u,.‘n» in o« Six-quarier !':mw:l Bordered Table Ol @ S l;(‘ad(:d Handhags’ ()9(. T()\VC]II’I{:, ]0(. Yard = nd_ e 1 perfections, which will not interfere with = ee————————— fridencent beads, in plain colors. alse with Foeling JaofC: Hnen On L Ll LR U J k“’"""“""‘L'"";"‘””'7"' S BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORZ" Rteel hand comtatians s Goldenberg's—First Fioar. TAANETTURTLTLRLLLALATTLLLALLLLRARULAACAACURAR AN \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\‘\\\\\\\“\\‘\\\“\M\\\\\z B I I A S R R I R R D R D S S e ey Friday Remnant Sales i Pre-Inventory Clearance 4 ATTTAETHAA AT T AT TGS AAAAAAAATATITATT I AL A TAETASEAATTAAEALATHAAAAARA AARAN SN NN NSNS * ZRASTAEFI T AT R T T IR T A A T T AT T L R A S S H E E N R AL AN H T L L E R A U N N N A S A S A SRR RN NN RN i In the Pre-Inventory Sale Bargain Friday is the most important day of all. To regular Bargain Friday savings are added the savings of thiz half-yearly clearaway—making it doubly to your advantage to shop at Goldenberg’s tomorrow. Plan to be here early tomorrow fcr these bargains! No mail or phone orders filled. or drag < and roverinas of PINNANANNANY S N S S S SNN Hosiery Remnants e e s 0dd 1 V|W I:Cl ! — — Odd Lots of i s . 'Odd Lots of Gloves ; dren’s Wear e I Tomorrow—Our Annual Mill Sale of e e o Ol 0Odd Lots of . h e : * Paris point backs: in black, Footwear larsof $1.00 value. Fr white, tan, gr and brown e mer 59¢ 225 pairs Women's Low [ Children’s Part-Wool Ribbed $1.25 grade. Friday at Shoes, of patent R Hoids s reecaeer Children’s Chamosuede (Gloves, A paaenL an, and o oy o o two-clasp and strap wrist styles; Sdstel S o o i A TES embroidered hacks. mode, beaver, il e S SOl A he fhy imper and $1 grades a: 35¢ diie) e P 44¢ pairs Little Roys' t- s S | at Average Savings of One Half Regular Prices and Less | womers chamosucse dioves | Sy e S = twa.clasp <tvle, with contrasting Twice every year we contract for the mill remnants, dress lengths and pattern picces from a prominent silk mill— SOl ionend R 0 r -3 | an event which always proves of outstanding importance. The sale we hold tomorrow is the best ever put on in years. heaver, skin. gray, hrown and 'W, pairs Childre- K The assortments embrace a wide range of newest, up-to-date silks. including the best-liked Spring weaves, patterns and Detarientie B ko %6 Shoes, 5 colorings, together with the always desirable staple silks, such as Satin Crepe. Satin Stripe Crepe, Canton Crepe, Satin GaldenberiinFisit] Flae. % d_Cotton Charmeuse, Printed Crepe, Heavy Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Ombre Chiffon, Satin Canton, Silk Broadcloth, Silk i T i 2 SRl "l' - Radium, Silk Duvetyne, Art Satin, Sport Silks, Chiffon Taffeta, Chiffon Satin, Brocade Crepe, Stripe Satin, Shantung Tablecloths and ah riday a1 Girls' Brushed Wool Si i« Pongee, All-Silk Tub Silk, Radium, Radio Silk, etc. Napkins o (W oimens e yeien ; R GhediSSoort\tors Women contemplating making Easter dresses will find this a wonderful opportunity to save on high- §1 Round Scalloped Tablecloths, and long s £ mode # sizes : ; %.pde] e : . s of good quality 7ed dam Plie Lt dnive r A 37¢ class silks. Remember—not a collection of old, passe styles, but the best and newest silks for the 1926 Asic Al white: preis 135 value @9 Q35 season, direct from the mills. s Prig . 69¢ (12) All-linen Damask Sets, vt} Let of Children's Rafncanes. Underwear Remnants bordars: 5-inch cloth B Tadlpinenon rarn Wil st e S T O ix napkine tn match Reg i Women's High T'his sale campriscs several thousand yards, hnt, even <o, quan tities will not last all da dging from the response received from recent sales, GROUP TWO She o = T e | | JMan dads vlus: Trk g8 _}:m".»..(-“ $1.59 : s Re lar SZ to 54 Re lar 51.25 to 51.75 Phin Linene Napkins. x:,..,g Little Girls’ Velvet Poke and $2.23 values. Fri Q] (() - gu = gu . & size: ready hemmed: for cafe or $1.6 High-Grade Silks L] New Desirable Silks hoarding bose use. Sold resn Hats, elxstic hacks: made A Veith Teille andl Bl w:r:\cn'( Double Extra-size Vests, e a3 ot P 60 tan nahle stk d Rayon (fiber silk) fah day at c Former the assortment vou will find the iollowing fashinnable < A varied cange 2 ,. S in len hs ble tor dresses, skirts, blouses, etc ANl wanted ies. in black a c wanted ¢ T Desir ; s Mattiealiay W atst Syits 40-Inch Satin Crepe—40-Inch Satin Stripe Crepe—40- 40-Inch Silk Duvetyne—40-Inch Art Satin—40-Inch Odd Lots Jewelry Children’s Flannelette Gar- eck and Kine\eR 5 7 Wieits: Intiatine. Niph e e HiMEG Inch Canton Crepe—40-Inch Satin Charmeuse—40-Inch Sport Satin—36-Inch Chiffon Taffeta—36-Inch Chiffon yasemer Stc to! SLjG ol S g R R I Printed Crepe—40-Inch Heavy Crepe de Chine—40-Inch Satin—36-Inch Brocade Crepe—36-Inch Brocade Satin— Ana 1 lot of Jewelry, repre Strap 1 YA Georgette Crepe—4C-Inch Ombre Chiffon—40-Inch Satin 36-Inch Stripe Satin—36-Inch Canton Crepe—33-Inch Shan- senting the remaining small lots 1an hroken lofs. @ Girls' Fleeced Union Sui Farma: 310 S dlum. weight: high neck. and Canton—40-Inch Silk Broadcloth—40-Inch Silk Radium, tung Pongee—33-Inch All-Silk Tub Silks—36-Inch Radium {romies stock selling at Soc to 53 values, ri % 2 e of Bar Pins, Brace 69¢ long slreyes: ankle pan " Etc. Silk, Etc. el Dah G D fay at Tem of T8 value, == gulars of [#9c Galdenhere's—First Floor. other trinkets too numerous to mention Gotdenherz «—Third Floor Friday At s = _ = aldenhere's—First Flaor. oo Floar e e A Goldenbers's—Firat Flanr. £6 10 $7.50 Part-Wool Friday Clean-Up—Entire Stock of - 1.50 10 $2.50 Remnants of 25¢ and 30¢c| "G5 Winter Hats Reduced AlLWool Purchase of Boys’ 0’Coats Dress Fabrics T 70x80 Heavy-weight Part-wool Fl l D s.\\ E Biankets. o' plaide of biue. tan Former $7.50 to $10 Values 98¢ Yard R d . at 1 6c Yard . Toncoverings o ateens and . 4 Sollowing weaves @sc The great sale of Boys’ Winter Overcoats continues ateens ded 2 ollier ‘fine ¥ Satins—Velvets—Velours—Felts A"‘ ‘:nul P e tomorrow, with the same wonderful values which at- Another great Friday offering of remnants in our ig Many women will find a need for a new ¢ Serge, Crepe, Jersey, Hair- lraclt(ed gro\_avds.ol mothers to our boys' department this Domestic Department—an opportunity to save a goodly 5 Winter hat, when they can make a choice from line .\:_Ir-pc Serge and many week. Savings are one-third to one-half regular prices. sum on the following materials ! S this collection of smart, new. up-to-the-minute 4 ofteen B¢ dtectls. Boys’ $5 Overcoats Boys’ §8.75 to $10 O'Coats 2, ng Flannels, v Dress Gir ns, ! 3 styles at so low a price as $2.89. There are ¥ el W inienr . 36-inch Printed Flee Flannel, 36-inch Percales, ¢ A i Satins. Lyons Velvets, fine Velours. Felts and ¢ 4 AChiing Overcoais of $2 85 32-inch Pegay Cloth. 2R-inch Bleached Domet Flannel . Combinations. The very hats for Winter days nneis. French Serg ke s . and 36-inch Printed Challies, R = that are still before us. A wide assortment Sitee AudCre 5 sodels Good assortment of desirable calorings and lengths for emnants o Be of wanted colors and smart new shapes. 212 years $10 ‘s'-lz - () Boys' $6 Overcoats to $12. vercoats house garments, aprons. men's and hovs shirts, children’s wear. Cordurav. 49¢ Yd. Large, medium and close-fitting styles. Every o Biz. Roomy Regular 25¢ Domestics, 10c Yard _Remnant fenkihe of Costume hat a wonderful value! » | g noome Remnant< ch Outing Flannels, 27-inch Shaker Flan g 85 Inchos e dnan o L Sasaibeee LU : - % v arm $3 85 | piaie Ky -85 \ . Goldenhers's—First Flanr cuitable for dresses - and douhle : ki os and bath or | Overcoats. in faced coatings: warmly lined lounging Goldenbere s—First ns and Amoskeaz Apren Ginghams, Again—Our Dress Section Scores With a Banner Sale of navy, tam, gray, cinnamonand | and dressy. Sizes 8 to 1% brown. S years. | yeurs [ ] = s | Neckwear and Veilings $3. 84 and 85 Lace ew rln s Assurted/iof of Neclwear,qnciiu, Panels and Curtains '. 8 ‘il els and Sepa at $1.97 Notion Oddments Ironing Board, Covers, = soiel o Reduced One Half and More | A great variety of the season's choicest styles. in novelty and crepe de chine, lace and six 360 in paper and staple weaves and every wanted color. Come early for P ribhon trimmed. many pretty st w0 a5 At e first choice of these remarkable values! ety n;'“.",»;wfi, .»,.:,,,-.‘":( For White. ivory and ecrn shades mer $1.60 value. Friday | | net and linen ecru and wanted Lot of Lace P used one to Regular $10 and $12.50 Values, at "t 266 L Sel o 0 et ir Caps, nf messaline satin elearance neadla pointz. TWO papers for 12¢ Neat. navelts effact and slaharatels A m i Te worked des Collar Bands, | ! shirts, 1 e & Everyone knows the reputation of : Snis ey - 50c and $1 Wash Fabric 90 S Mesh Veilings, in 1.yard longthss 5 Dragon Sewing Cotton., hlack i d silk-and i \ Goldenberg's for popular price dress plain and fancy meshes in com 18c, 59¢ and 6% . hlac Remnafits of pring <ilk-and-cotton Crepe de . . hination colars. Former 76 . : B AN white: assorted MUMBRIS. Ching arimied Rayan (repe, Glowsheen Crepe, Yarn sales! Washington women know they i e 2 12e Curtain Nets, 28¢ "OUR sponis. K ! . Tien ? 3 59 v ) I ‘ o FOUR \.'. ;i“'-vhr” - c signify the policy of the store—that of Goldenberg's—First Floor. 36. 40 and 45 inch Curtain Nets S e > Xy cloth. Mercerized Wash Satin, Shantung, Pongee. In- iving! Th bk white, ivory and ecru filet and Alluria Hair Nets dian Head. Imported White Chiffon Vaile, etc. 35 to | Desirable / greater value-giving! ese SS ather weaves. Plain, hordered and i #inches wide, W Neede y sales have been real dress saving events Lace Remnants figured allover designs. in lensths cept white and ards, but many pieces Hciardde, FOLR 0 | in the past—and this one promises to Russian Filet Banding, <croll and alike fBtdt DRUELRE: T8 Rna 18 incHes Galdenhers's—Fontth Flaor e thon Fin . \ e T 39¢ and 50c Wash Fabrics i be even bigger and better than ever! wide, ‘Cream and white, 3 25¢ Leather Change s of Basinich Novelty Suitings. i beau 1 3cvalue. Friday at..... 99€ Remnar ! f ! Toiletries = ¢ ) 2 3 i o T bric Linen Cluny Laces, ccru and . Ead < and stripes: 3b-inch Lingerie Fabrics | 3 1 Purses. 15¢ Each ,.:m bicnsch .hn' \“Z'rrlr;“ 2 h“\\ h“vrnlc;:";a" A”r ;d e 1 9c n ..’hhn 2 on’lv4 inches wide: n~ 15¢ and 19¢ Nail Files, good qual- ' Flat Crepe Satins soried natterns. "3k 0] ()¢ T R R e lrather Chanze Durses et inch White Voile and 3-inch White Nainsok. Friday Friday at : at 18¢ a vard [ Al in Useful Lot of Trimming Laces, including ~ Verlon Complexion Soap, regular rect size for : i Tensthe ‘ Georgette Crepe Charmeuse Vel (Cluny okt i fam o valic. ot 9618 nhe. T | cotton cdgings and insertions 25¢ Tubes Daggett & Ramasdell's Mercerized Poplin. Brocade Tnssah. Imported Broad- professional files at 9¢ Canton Crepe Rayon Fabrics Cotor %Nl TIVE 1 ge Camena Sachet Powder, <old yards for vezularly at 73c ounce. half l f 30 t 3 Materials are fine quality lustrous Rayon (fiber silk). Clev- Han:irnlde Irish Picot, pretty pat ounce for T3e. C earance 0 $ 0 | 4 erly sty)e‘;i in the newesqt Spr)i(n: mode. All tegular sizes up to 46, ':»[y»',‘;_ f'l'v_‘r”?‘—,’?‘“;,‘,‘x Pn:fl:‘;‘m‘; "x"'."fffff a.:v-‘r‘v»: 4 [ and plenty of the larger sizes. Many pretty dresses for misses, SIX vards for S 49¢ T e $40 Room Slze Rugs ® too. Plain colors and combinations of flower designed bottoms 'o—F! 2 Goldenbe First Floor. and plain tops. Straightline and circular skirts: lcang sleeves; round necks or turn-over collars. Trimmings of fancy buttens, Floor Samples, Slight Irregulars and Discontinued Patterns embroidered effects, medallions and folds of self material. We've gone through our stock 6f rugs and culled out all the floor samples. slight 1 i Colors of Mint Green, Ashes of Roses, Rust, Lipstick, Tan, Surprlsest 3 irregulars and discontinued patterns and marked them at very great reductions for im- New Blue and Black. Sizes 16 to 46. diate dis 1. Alexander Smith and Sons’ and other well known makes. The grou Goldenbergle—Second Floor. i - = 2 5 - S s mediate disposa group : - SURPRISES THERE-GET YOUR SHARE consists of the following kinds: —11 Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12 ft. —3 Seamless Axminster Rugs, 7.6x9 ft. = = s Bedwear and Cottons - o B - Cowhide Boston Bags = 5:;,;[{"“” Brgsaclitfies) —=6 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, [ — = . 81x105 Crinkle-weave Bedspreads, Real Split 12Y/5¢ Curtain Scrim E s R 7.6x9 ft. | ’ with rose, hlue and gold woven Cowhide | Eern Color Cur —5 Extra Heavy Brussels Rugs, | lr s stripes; full length for covering Roston Bags., tain Serim. in | 8.3x10.6 ft. —3 Seamless Brussels Rugs, 11.3x12 ft. en s . and pillows, Former in hlack and * . plain and plaid | c i A » . $3.50 value. v hrown, made with reinforced effects. 34 - inch Rugs and Floor Coverings at Savings of Y4 to 12 and More handles. ‘14 and 15 Inch sizes. | width. Mill lengths from d i o " S b R S % Felt | special sales— 3 e APCE: seilles esigns. !, minster or Fringed Wiltan Vel 0 fio gond patterns: | and Blahon's Felthase Rugs, s Madras, Rep Cloth, s c Marseilies desiens. 21.00 Men's $1.75 and $2 $1.75 Plaid Blankets ities and Slight Seconds Perfect Qualitie gl s B e | O : i i lity vet Rugs. perfect quality: nne of make. Sold regularly | size §x8 f1.: wool-rug and Dutch Materials are fine quality oty Thiduv g a kind: 9x12-ft. larze room size. Friday 39 85 | tile patterns. Regu ! Cotton Pongee, Percale and other good chirt 7258 Jmcquend Stiipe House §| pers s tnen S oxt $45.00 value. Fri- @@ 75 S O | ar $8.10 value. Fri $3.95 ings. Neckband and collar-attached KL‘]"" 5. Some scalloped edges, twith cut-out Men's Fleece-finish Plaid !/ S e idis jental Rugs, average | dayv at Sem SORe e Stripes, plain colors and figures. All regular sizes. = cofners rose. blos amdt avid Yieather ) Blankets, in blge, | (14) W. & J. Sloane's Wool | size 3x6 fi.: washed. unwashed | Heavy.weight Felt-base | slightly mussed from handling. woven stripes. Fo House | - rose. tan, orchid, | ¥ Wilton Rugs. perfect quality; | and semiantique rugs. Former | FEloor Covering, eight-quarter 8 lined Under= (82) Wookmixed Ribbed Toer $4.50 vaiile; Bl | S11ppers. - | mray or ol csirable o Aaer. Weihples: Brie of & ¥ma $65 and $75 values. @OQ T3 | width: perfect ' qualiy: good ""‘ymf,l:f‘c—e fined Unders | uUnion Sults, matural grav day " $3.49 18 e e, Gimesi6ite Shott et ey mellea Sizes 8.3x10.6 ft. and 9x12 ft. | Friday at......... natterns; 8 tull rolls, from which quality; some with slight im- | color: broken sizes: perfect Remnants of 36 and 38 inch | “Surprise Fifth Floor.” “Surprise Fitth Floor.” Former $85 grades. @5Q 5() (30) Japanese Grass Rugs, we will cut the desired number perfections. Former 7Qq quality and slight irregulars. Bleached and Unbleached Cot- A PR 3 1 = Reduced t0........ W T | heavy, double-warp grade: sten- . Sold regularly 1.00 and $1.25 values. Former $3 and $4 tons, close-woven, firm qualities, = 5 T | nae o . Lot of Inlaid Linoleum | ciled designs of green, blue and | a quare vard. Fri- 3o | $: ¥ Kkinds $1.57 in 110 5 vard lengths. Former Children’s Cotton Hose Miami Dusting Powder Rugs, size 3x12 ft. Also Cork- brown; 8x10f1. size. $2 88 | (37) Lumberjack Shirts, (67) Heavy Domet Flannel 15¢ and 19c values. Fri- 10 | (Irregulars of 15c¢ Grade) Miami Dust- mlpsel,:m;u!mn Rugs xwla 4.6x9 Regular 5 a;'ue m;‘. L fine quality cotton flannel. in Pajamas, irregulars of the fa- | i c oottt Sl '1“: r\ne“.,:p i ft.: beautiful patterns and color (44) Smith’s x minster checked patterns; close-woven mous “Faultless”” make: small | 2x90 Cotton e d = ) {lare an ings, Sold regulariy Rugs, sizes 27x48 to 27x32 | | Tibbed hottoms. = Sizes 14 to | and medium sizes. Former §2 aaxa. So \Datts, v pound T coem Oc | et iRy wion at $6.00 1o 5 inches; hest patterns and color- R E g | 16. Perfect quality. to $3.50 grades. Fri- @] (8 Yo, doublaed wive. | SieaitE of the ’ . W A day at.... inge. ~ Former $4.00 @O 45 vi 3 Regular §3.00 value. @] 79 Former T3 value. Fri- 5 (), 15¢_grade. “Surprise Fifth Floor.” Goldenberg's—First Floor. day at. c “Surprise Fifth Floor." | = Goldenberg's—First Floor. valie. Reduced to.. Reduced to