Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1926, Page 16

16 SDAY, RUMANIA TO HAVE NEW LEADERS SO Present Bratianu Govern- ment Likely to Fall in Near Future. BY AL DECKER Numar hive epponents thit thi i way for him Lo disappear fro lite. Other avihentic reports pred ch 1 Rumania in the nea . m of the | #lves the | Gipposition it he e Natfonalists sed hy elec the change Bfatianu v attitud 1 develop! the land i Assoclated with Lt ine Ster old ¥ probably have a i ihe new govern Mentu, a = Will Be More Libe n oil « went BOWLES DIES. Was Son of rmer Noted News- paper Editor. TACKSONVTLL ¥ ) —Dwight W. owles, 61 y the tent anization of the editor of Republican, died 2 hemorrhage v stroke widow ve not been Women’s of Woin en’s Low Shoes, it a va- [hree lots riety of styles which in clude the most desirablc models of the season. reduced to $4.9 5620 and 82 Fosserly $8 to §14 Constan- - will r-| 1‘ Home-made Supply 1 T'he reductions are worth con sidering: the styles are those in de mand; all are from our regular stock, but our entire stock is not in cluded in the sale s1-Off, Seeks Estate. I Wing WORLD ~ HENRY dviver of ! sed Henry | nds to try | 1 and to prove his st w Pastor Called BURG, Vi, Teh i of Fine Cough Syrup Better th, e | e 1o Sopth weve, repared. 8- If you combined the curative \\ properties of every known ,\\ “ready-made” cough remedy, \| you_probably r‘uu!} not get as || much real curative power as thers || 35 in this simple home-made syrup. from any druggist 2% || of Pinex, pour it into a !| { TUp d it is a full pint zh g\ru}) tban vou could buy ready-made for tirea times the monev. Tastes Dpleasant and never spoils, iis Pinex and Syrup prepara- tion gets right at the cause of a cough and gives almost immediate relief. It loosens the phlegm, stops the throat tickle and heals the irritated membranes so geutly and || earily that it is really astonishing, A dav’s use will usually over- come the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial ast! » there is nothing better. Pinex is a most valuable con- centrated _compound of - genuine || Norway pine extract, and has been ||| used for generations to break up [/} severe coughs. I To avoid disappointment ask || your druggist for “215 ounces ¢ [| I Piner™ with, diseotions, b/l and dot sccept anything K\ else. Guaranteed to give ab- 4 solute satisfaction or money <+ refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. = > 7 Tz for Coughs, Choosing is still good in Rich’s Semi-Annual Sale of Men’s and Women's Shoes Men’s ©ne lot Men's High Low “Nettleton” Shoes, reduced to $8.90 Formerly $12 to $14 One lot Men’s High and Low Shoes from our regular stock, reduced to $490 & 5620 Formerly $§ to $10 and ICH'S Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth FEBRUARY 3, 1926. Of fine quality, indestructible pearl (manufactured) beads, fully guaran- teed: also 24 and 30 inch Sea Garden Pearl (manufactured) Necklaces. 1 $2.89 The Supreme Selling Event of the Season— Offering Odd Lots at Radical Price Reductions! Tables and counters swept clean by eager buyers the first days of the great Rummage Sale will be heaped again with more Rummage bargains for Thursday—each one typifying the enviable reputation of this half-yearly event for remarkable value-giving. This sale will be long remembered by the thrifty folk of Washington. Come and save! Because quantities are limited, we cannot fill mail or phone orders. Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Blankets & Comforts $6 “Wolley Warm” Blankets, $3.68 oi Heavy-weight Mixed-wool Blankets, the well known " make; size 66x8) inches for double beds; plaids ot and gray, with harmouizing <tripe borders; wide $10 and $12.95 Comforts, $5.85 1filled Comforts, size rches for doubla beds overings of fine sateens and fabr plain mnd tigured nd ends, $1.50 Nappy Blankets 97c G4xin “Nushua® Mills Nappy “lald Blankets, iu blue, rose, tan, desirihle sheet Churge Aeounts_Intited. RummageSale of Silks $1 Silk Poplin, 48c 88-inch Stlk-mixed Poplin, ric 'ustrous-finish ¢ v, in na brown, copen, tun, gray, green and gold. $1.50 Satin Messaline $1.09 Atdneh Satin Messaline, all-stlk quality with rich satin fa wanted and evening <hades, Goldenberg's—First ¥loor ‘Churge Accounts Invited.” $1 Imported Pongee 59c : Allstlk Imported Jap momia quality n color, for mern’s women's and children’s wear and draperies $2.50 Satin Crepe $1.59 Satin Creps, &ilsilk rade, In black and Rummage Sale of . Hostery Women’s Hose, 39¢ (Irregulars of 50c Value) Women's Rayon (fber silk) H 36-tnch Priv Lack: rayon fromi i a a good shown &sso; Lssort olorings suital 0 ‘ 2’50 >Ouh'ng Flannels ops; frr 390 16 tnch O Children’s Sport Socks, 25¢ :«versible drregulars of 50c Value) oloced stuipan I'iree quarter Rayon (1 29c Shaker Ribbed Sport Socks, others of 74t Bleached St in assorted jes with faney heavy 1 ored t over tops. for Wi weariables, Women’s Sport Hose, 45¢ $1 Table Covers, 39¢ of $1.00 Value) th Tablecovers, ney Ribbed 8 arsieng alored rayon ( , with calored ravo s in dropstitch « broken sizes. Limited quantity Goldenberz’s—First Floor. “Charge Accounts Invited.” harge Accounts Invited.” Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Colored Wash Fabrics 50c Wash Satin, 33c 69c Printed Crepe de 36-Inch Wash Satin, rich, yarn . Wistoeiizea cobtan fab with C!!'"Q; 395 beautiful eatin-face finish; all | 86-ir Pri Silk wanted shades for lingerie. 50c Plisse Crepe, 35¢ 30-inch Silk-finish Plisse Crepe, in pink, light blue, orc! and white. Another favorite for Ungerie. 29c Plisse Crepe, 16c 30-inch Plisse Crepe in plain white, also neat printed designs on tan and blue grounds. 39¢ Chiffon Voiles, 25¢ 40-inch Chiffon Voile, fine sheer quality, in varfous popular colors. Goldenberg's—First Fioor, *'Chargs Accounts Invited.” LU i L LU ALS, $22.50 Seamless 1 2 9 5 Brussels Rugs § Subject to Slight Imperfections ©Odd lot of 11 Seamless Wool-face Brussels Rugs, in 8.3x100 it. size, excellent patterns and colorings. The defects are slight and do not impair the wearing quality or mar the appearance. $55 & $60 Axminster )$3 6 50 § L] & Wilton Velvet Rugs (14) Extra Heavy-weight, Deep-piie Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rues, sizes 8.3x10.6 and 9x12 ft. for large rooms. Alex- ander Smith & Sons’ make; some slightly imperfect, others perfect quality. $35 & $40 Room Size Rugs, $22.45 Axminster Rugs, size nish material in ment of styles and co! 39c Lingerie Fabrics 19¢ Lingerie Fabrics nd peach $1.75 Brussels Rugs $1.18 61) Smit Wool-face Brusseis Seven Extra Heavy | Rugs, size 2214x45 inches; perfect Brussels Rugs, 9x12-ft. size; and | quality; good patterns and color four Wilton Velvet Rugs, size | ings. (First Floor—Bargain 11.3x12 ft.; good patterns and | Tgble) d S d Colorlige. 0c and 65c Stair an 75c & $1 Deltox, Grass Hall Runner, 29¢ and Coco Matting, 39¢ Short rolls and remnants of 27 and 86 inch Deltox Grass Congoleum and Armstrong's Felt. Runner, plain tan only, or 27 and base Stair and Hall Runner, also 36 tnch Coco Matting, plalm and Rug RPRorders, 24 inches wide. fancy striped styles. Lengths from 2 to 9 yards. $14.20 and $16.20 . Congoleum, Neponset l $8.6 5 or Blabon’s Rugs ... .. ) (18) Heavy, Felt-hase Rugs, with handsome borders; some rfect quality, others with slight {rregularities, including 9x10.6-ft. gngnleum and 9x12-ft. Neponset and Blabon’s Art Rugs. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor.—"Charge Accounte Invited.” Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Curtains & Draperies $1.25 Panel Curtains ; 79¢ | 48c to 75¢ Cretonnes Small lots of one to six allke. ’ | | i 24c Yd. / Heavy-welght, Fast-color Cre- tonnes,” some ~ reversible; miil lengths from 2 to 8 yards; in light and dark colorings: beauti- ful designs; plenty alike for dra- ries and coverings of all kinds. (First Fl -Bargain Table,) $1.50 Table Scarts 59¢ (26) Velour and Tapestry Table Scarfs, 14x45 inches; various in white and Ivory; 2% yards long sheer quality voiles, with lace Insertion and silk fringe, or iace with bullion fringe or over- lock edges. $5, $6 and $7 Curtains, $2.85 Choice of Panels or Curtains in pairs—sllk fringe or overlock edges, 2i; yards long. Quaker and other weaves, including | colorlugs; some with braid trim- Rayon Curtains; one to five alike. | ming. Goldenberg's—TFourth Floor—Charge Accounts Invited. Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Flannels, Ginghams, Challis, Etc. 20c Printed C_hallil, 14¢ | $2 Leather Handbags OrLe 01 )1 eal Leather Handbags, in )’ 98c ny of the season's most popular shapes and 3 black and colors: good quality silk lining. 25c Handbags Women's 50c Leather Brity putent and plain leathers: bius and colors: plain and ve-forute: plored beads os; neatly made siyles 19¢ 10c A Sweeping Clearance of Fur-Trimmed Coats Former Values, $16.50 to $25 $9.50 Here is wiiere we move out remainders of the season s Lines o irusn Fur-trimmed Coats at reductions of ONE-HALF TO ALMOST TWO-THI -‘ass than regular prices! Think of these savinge! Then he here ear! morrow ! g L1 seaon's most approved modele, fashloned of fine « cluding Pin Point—Fine Bolivia—Soft Velours—Suedene—Novelty Coatings—Lustrous Fabrics—Chiffon. Broadclo! All are trimmed with fine quality furs. Most h; ¢fs of fur and d througliout with satin de ct , crepe de ch n erial ‘ine Furs Include: Manchurian Wolf, Selected Mandel, Fitch Mandel, Dyed Coney, Viatka Coney and others. Straightline, circul: d flaro models. The colors are smart and consist of Brown, Black Prince, Ci , Ta Gray, Dark Red and Hiacl ALL SIZIS. M st i sizee 4014 to 0% and 41 to $19.75 to $32.50 Spring Dresses A great array of beautiful hoice of the mpst wonderf duced. Materials are: Canton Crepe—Georgette Crepe—Lustrous Satins All-over Laces—Crepe de Chine—Chenille Combinations Lim moat sought-after colors—euch es Powder Blue, Florlde Gold, Wintergreo: Love Nest, Brown, Cuckoo, Crystal Gray, Cocoa, Lipstick and of con Black and Navy. Dresses for stet, afternoon, porte and business wear, Attractive mmed with buttons, contrast tng materials, ete. Complete rangs of sizes, including plentr of *he larza sizes for & women's sizes, 35 to 46, and “Stylish Stouts,” 401; to £83%. ality fabric gures. Misses' sizes, 18 to 20; A Rummage Clearance of Community Silver- 39c Fast Color Zephyrs, 25¢ t-color Zephyrs, a~ ed chintz de wanted plai | $2.50 Comfort Covers Plate Tableware printed & designe large mforts. 55¢ Bordered Ginghams, 37¢ ch Bordered Dress Gir 1 all the most About 114 required to make fast colors. Rummage Sale Knit Underwear Women's Light Fleeced Under ¥ ) low neck and no <leeves, knee-length pants with mus In waistband. Former 7% mq), Wue o B9 _Oyster Forks, 6 each_ Ice Cream Forks, 6 each Orange Spoons, 6 each _ Women's Jersey Knit Bloomers, 11 Pieces d : 17 11 Picces _ ay cotton; gurter attachment; and long sleeves; ankle ength; broken sizes. $1.00 Q. | $3.25 Each $2.25 Each $4.00 Each tuldenberg’s—Basement—“Churgs Accounta Invited” tsoldenberx’s—First Floor. —— Rummage Sale of White Goods Semi-Annual Rummage Sale 69c White Voile, 48c wcva . Bedwear and Cottons Volle, extra fine, sheer. twoq: $1.39 Bleached Sheets | $4 Bed Sets, $2.49 quality. SIx80 le Bed Sets, 39c White Suiting, 28¢ 1n vose, blue. £od and. Taven 25-nch White Linen-finish Suiting o woven stripes 11 double with the appearance of alllinen. ; Bade 5 $9 Rayon Bed Sets $2 Impel;c;ljléongclolh ,.34.59 No. 200 Imperfal English Long e cloth, ten yards in each piece; fine chamots-finish quality. 59c White Crepe, 25¢ 36-inch White Crepe, box-loom tin ish quality; for lingerie. 19¢ Longcloth, 14c 36-inch Longcloth, closeavoven soft-finish grade; for general use. 50c White Ratine, 25¢ 36Inch White Ratine, in the stylish pebble dash weave. 29c White Dimity, 18c 86inch White Dimity, whit. woven stripes; fine, sheer quality Goldenberg’s—First Floor. ““Charge Accounts Invited.” E Bleached ize; free from <tarch or dressing. $1.39 Bleached Sheets 98¢ 63x108 Seamless , full 3 yards I se-woven cheeting ished with wide hem. 59c¢ Pillowcases, 39c 45x36 Hemstitched Bleached Pillowcases, fine grade pillow- case cotton. 29¢ Unbleached Cotton, 16¢ 3%-inch Unbleached Sheeting ‘lotton, extra heavy, firm-woven quality, for making sheets, 12%c¢ i;nbleached Cotton, 9%;c ed Co 22c¢ Bleached Muslin 15¢ 3 ed Muslin, close woven, soft-finish quality, free from starch or dressing. 39¢ Pillowcases, 29c 42x36 Bleached Pillowcases hand torn i ironed; fres frow ) or dressing. Goldenhers's—T1rt Floor.—“Chiarge Accounta Thvi Ut Semi-Annual Rummage Sale Boys’ Clothing Boys’ $6.95 to 812.75 Suits,, Overcoats and Mackinaws Value-wise mothers will surel $4.95 y take advantage of this opportunity to buy an extra suit, overcoat or mackinaw, either to finish out this season with, or lay aside for next season. All high-grade, well made garments in full cut sizes. Suits, in three or four piece models, with two pairs of knickers, others wit! one pair knickers and one pair long pants; vest to match; Overcoats, in double-breasted stvle, good heavy brown and gray. Made with convertible collar; sizes 8 to 18 years. Mackinaws, of all-wool and part-wool plaid materials, i shades; also lot of sheepskin-lined coats; sizes 10 to 18 years. Rummage Lots Boys’ Wear 5 Blanket Bath Robes, sizes 6 to 10 years. 5 Wool-mixture Norfolk Suits, sizes 4 to 7 years. $5 Corduroy Norfolk Suits, si $5 Norfolk Suits, navy blue; $6 Tan Raincoats, sizes 4 to 16 $5 Junior Overcoats and Mackinaws. es up to 15 years. | $12.75 to | $15 Suits sizes 6 to 16 years. weight, in heather, tan n rich serviceable 98,69 / Four-plece Sults, with two | pairs of pants, long or shor end vest to match; Norfolk $2-00 &ch | model coat; sizes 6 to 17 3 $5 to $10 Suits and ) Coats ... | Junfor Su all-wool fersey s 6 to 8 years. years. sizes 3 to 8 years. wool coats; In dressy patterns