Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 18

HEAD OF TERMINAL PRAESY.M.C. A To;lge Declares Work of l-fail- ‘ road Branch Valuable to Company. Praise for the work done by the Terminal .¥. M. €. conducted for the_ henefit “of railroad men in the TWashington Terminal who are “lay- ing over" await- inz the next tour of duty which will take them to far- away cities, was spoken by J. H Tonge, manager of the terminal, Monday night at a musical evening under the auspices of the Terminal YoM A “This great rail- road terminal building.” he said, “is part of the extensive facilities which are required to care for the volume of senger traffic, haggage; mail and nandled daily by the railroads | the Union Station. The traveling public is to some extent familiar.with this very inter- esting huilding, but there is a part of it ahout which the public knows very little. It has to do with the recre- ational and welfare work for which these spacious quarters are assigned. || 1t is gratifying to the company, which || deemed them so important in plan- || ning terminal facilities, that provision || was made not only for social rooms |/} and a library, but also for sleeping quarters and other rpoms, to see that || all facilities are_so_extensively used, [(} and great credit is due for the smooth operation of this branch of social work to the activities of the execu- tives of the Terminal Rallroad De- EDNESDAY, APRIL partment, Y. M. C. A., under direction of Secrefary H. Goels. . Twelve hundred members daily make use of |! these facilities | Approximately 700 persons attended the entertainment. Among features of the program were a selection v J. W. Kidd's Hawailan Orchest &olos by Mrs. Thelma Mills Rector, soprano, with ) Sthel Payne, vio. lin, and Miss Margaret Cooper Tolson, accompanist: a piano solo by. Miss Tol sen. a monologue by Madge Tucker, a haritone solo by Fred East, with |/}l George H. Wilson at the piano: violin solo by Miss Pavne and a duet by H. J. Kidd. steel guitar, and A. Am- berz. Spanish guitar. Among the selections of the artista included works trom Strelezki, Zameenik, Chopin. Massenet. Neidlinger. Tschai knowsky and Rimsky-Korsakoff Many of the selections were broad- || cast by radio. F. M. SAVAGE FELICITATES . U. S. EMPLOYES’ UNION | Makes Address Congratulating Members on Prospect of Obtaining Liberalized Retirement Law. Organized Federal employes were congratulated on the prospective suc cess of their efforts to obtain a lib- eralized retirement’ in an address bv Francis M. Savage, president of the Central Savings Bank, at a meet- ing of the Federal Emploves’ U'nlon, No. Monday night at Hitcheoek || Hall . Expressing his sympathy with the efforts of the employes to obtain hoth an increase. in the pension allowances and a lowering o optional ment age, Mr. Sav sald this was necessary to keep iable employes in the Federal service and to reduce what he sald was the tremendous cost of the annual turnover in the service. Mr. Savage pointed to the better- ment of labor conditions in this coun- || try during .the last 20 vears, largely, he said, through the efforts of labor 5. 7 allel of what the Gov. t employes could accomplish on their part in improving and lib-|| eralizing their conditlons of employ- ment. Irving Berlin is said t6 have re ceived nearly half a million from his ! first hiz song hit, “Alexander's Rag- time Band,” i IANO ) i110 & EST, !87! BRIGHTEN UP | YOUR BREAKFAST Remarkable new improve- ment on oats New Oata is the newest, most glori- ous treat in hot cereals, A real im- provement on oats. It is the food women have always asked for. A hot ecereal that would have more health- building value, and eombine with it a delightful new fiavor. New Oata will surprise you. Tt is a wonderful food, filled with the elements that build strength and health. New Oata is the latest Kellogg achievement. They have taken two of nature’s most favered grains and Wlonded all their goodness and flavor, o create an entirely new food. New Osta has all the keen relish of the finest, riehest oats, plus the distinctive tastiness of wheat. New Oata comes to you ready eooked, Heat it for three minutes in boiligg ‘water before serving. New Oata mever gets the soggy, mushy body of ordinary oatmeal. It is always light, always delicions. Your grocer |/ Bas Now Oata. Try a package today. The Convenience of a Charge Account Is Cheerfully Tendered Our Patrons arge Account at Goldenberg's is & convenience you A should not overlook. It is part of the service we render, and there are no “extras” or carrying charges—no interest to pay— for this privilege. A few moments with the Credit Manager are all that is necessary to enjoy the convenience of saying “Just Ch-rm An After-Easter Sale of $20, $22.50 and $25 New Spring Dresses Inthe Loveliest Spring Modes—Remarkably Low Priced at nt of Accounts—Fifth Floor, A wonderful array of Pretty Spring Dresses for Washington’s thrifty women! So attractive and charming that you will exclaim with pleasure when you view them! You will have to see these charming frocks to believe that they could be such outstanding values at this low price! They’re NEW—and just as pretty as could be. Georgette Crepe Here Are the Materials: Flat Crepe Flowered Georgette Crepe Romaine Chiffon Taffeta Georgette Crepe With Taffeta Folds Their brightness of color—their newness of design —are most refreshing! Colors of Green, Sand, Rust, Red, Rose, Gray, Cocoa, Ashes of Roses, Love Nest, Powder, Navy and Black. Original and Charming Models— Clever New Materials and Styles And what is just as important—any one of these Dresses may be yours for only $12.00. Tt means that in many instances vou may have two for the price you would ordinarily pay for one. Assortments are large, but there’s advantage in choosing early ftom the com- plete range of sizes and styles. Fashion’s Wiles Combine to Make Spring Hats for Matrons - Flatteringly Youthful $5, $7.50 to $15 Hats that follow the season’s favored styles, yet are dis- tinguished by unusual touches that will suit the individuality of the wearer. Some, like the model illustrated, greet the Spring with gay flowers appliqued on; others of more tailored style have a single rhinestone pin for ornament. Such ma- terials as Belting Ribbon, Tagal Straws, Hair and Taffeta In various combinations. And the colors range from bright greens and rose to navy blue and black. Sizes for long hair, as well as the boyish bob. Goldenberg's—Secand Floor. Charge Aecounts Tnvited. Goldenberg’s—aecond Floor.—Charge Atcounts Invited. Georgette Crepe Over Printed Crepe de Chine Canton Crepe Printed Crepe de Chine With Flat Crepe Combinations $2 Rich Printed Crepe de Chine Some of the season’s smartest frocks will be fashioned from these alluring printed silks. crepe effects, in a variety of lovely color designs, showing the newest and most attractive printings. Rich 1$1.69 All-silk quality, heavy, firm weave that will give satisfactory service. 40 inches wide. $1.50 Sport Satin, $1.09 40-inch Sport Satin. "a heavy, rich raven, satin-face quality, in all wanted sport shades, as well as plain white. $1.75 Crepe de Chine $1.39 40-inch Colored Crepe de Chine, pure silk, irm-woven quality, In wanted street | and evening shadee, also black. $2 Chiffon Taffeta, $1.49 35-4nch Colored Chiffon Taffeta, all-silk, rich lustrous quality, in street and eve. ning ®hades, as well as smart two-toned effects. $2.25 Satin Charmeuse $1.79 40.nch Colored Satin Charmeuse, all sitk. rich satin-face quality, in wanted | Spring shades, also white and black. Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. White Fabrics Attractively Priced 36-inch White Japanese Nainsook, fine mercerized, soft-finish quality for lingerie; ten-yard two- B eant am i $2.98 No. 200 Imperial English Longcloth, chamois " finish grade: ten-yard two- part pieces. Sold regu- larly at $1.89. Special at.. 51 -49 59c White Chiffon Voile, 38 inches wide ; very fine sheer, two-ply quality, with wide taped edge 39¢ !;c \fiVhIte Silr’lnf Pique, 36 inches wide, fine pin welt for men's 39C shirts ... Geldenbers's—First Ploor. Charze Accounts Invited. $1 Table Covers 65¢c 48x48 Oilcloth Table Covers, clean, sanitary, inexpensive table covers; a large assortment of fast-color stenciled designs. Perfect quality. . Goldenbers’s—First Floor. 0c Chiffon Voiles 45 Inches Wide—All Favored Colors 39ca Yd. Soft and sheer—suggestive of cool, practical frocks for all Sum- mer wear. Fine woven and serv- lpeablg—m a large assortment of lingerie shades, as well as plain white. Warranted fast colors. Full 45 inches wide. 69c Rayon Crepes, 59¢ 36-inch Ravon Crepes, high., rayon quallty, with the sppesserie: o ali-silk crepe; shown in all the most popular street and evening shades, 69c Rayon Brifliantine, 59¢ 36-inch Rayon Brilllantine, rich, lus. trous quality, in new stripes, ch and plalds of ‘wanted coloringn. T <" 39¢c Printed Plisse Crepe, 22¢ Printed Plisse Crepe, & close- v soft-finish quality, 1n a large aseers. ment of neat designs, also whit wanted plain shades. i Goldenbers’s—First Floor. Charge Aceounts Invited. Baby-Day Specials From Our Third Floor Baby Department Thursday is Baby Day at Goldenberg's, and mothers of little tots will be delighted with the special values we have prepared to make their visit here profitable. Note these unusual offerings in Baby needs for Spring and Summer. Colored Voile Dresses $1.00 Babies' Colored Voile Dresses, in pink, light blue and peach, cute new models with dotted swiss collar and cuffs, finished with satin ribben tie. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Babies’ Silk Coats Babies’ Hats of Pique Beautitul Sifk Crepe de Chine Coats, in and Silk tan, pink and blue; yoke models; - soft sateen linings; sizes 1 and 2 @4 5() | M?:dmsthl;fil‘l‘e.ll:ldn?mb::md crowas, elastic back o White Pique Hlu. four section crowns, with briar stitching in pink er blus; 2Qe pearl button trimmed .... .. = Pique Hats, in pink and lue, trim- med with imported braid and sl 25 edging; elastic back ... 2 o Silk Crepe de Chine in pink and light blue; elastic h-dckh TMQ}I'R trimmed with lace and buds; s lining 83‘50 Silk Crepe de Chine Coats, hand-em- broidered collar, voke and cuffe; $5.98 white, pink and light blue; size 1 and 2 years A Silk Pongee Coats, yoke and straight- line modelt; embroidered and shirred yokes; sizee 1 and 2 years. At— $4.75, $5.98 and $7.98 Bables' Long and Short Dresses, of white nain- s00k, new styles, with round yokes and lace insertions, others with embroldery ruffie on skirt. Sizes 2Qgq 1 and 2 vears Infants’ Gertrude Petticoats, of white nainsook: long and short styles; trimmed with rows of val 79¢ lace insertions and edgings ‘ Little Girls’ French Voile Dresses, some hand- made, others with duplex panties. Made with picot rufffes and hand embroidered designs: and without panties. Sizes 2 to 6 vears New Voile Dresses, smart flare models, trimmed with laces and embroldered designs. Light blue, pink, peach and white. Sizes 2 to 6 @] QO $1.98 Knitted Capes, $1.19 Knitted Capes of pure wool, pink and blue, with hand-embrmqered silk designs and brushed woel border and armholes. Flannelette Garments and Underwear Babies' White Domet Flannel Night- | Little Beauty Underwaists, of white gowns, buttoned front and draw cambric; double reinforcements and 39¢ atring bottom: set-in sleeves; neatly 50 | taped buttons: sizes 2 to 6 vears.... . finished p White Flanneiette Gertrude Petticoats, = _Liftle Beauty Seamless x",""t';"":;g' 'c shell stitehed hems, long and short 39‘. and ribbon beading; sizes 1 to 3 years styles 2 White Flannelette Kimon with pink “Vanta” Binders, no pins nor buttons: or blue shell stitched border; setin 5@ :\flnnr:t:v’nkahh and guaranteed not 5. sleeves; choice of two styles 48¢ to 69c Fast-Color Cretonnes, 28¢ Yd. Full bolts and mill lengths of heavy-weight, fast- color Cretonnes, in an excellent assortment of designs and colorings that will help freshen up the home for Summer, patterns also suitable for smocks and coats. Thousands of y s in the assortment which means vou | will be sure to secure the required number of yards. 25¢ Curtain Marquisette Yard-wide, Sheer-quality White Cur. 191 > NEw in Marqui . in block plaid d t full halts. First Floor—Bargain Tahle and Fourth Floor. $1.39 Seamless Bleached Sheets 81x90-Inch Size—Perfect Grade More of those Excellent Quality Sheets we had a run on the last time they were advertised. Seamless and full bleached, made of strong, even thread sheeting - cotton, free from starch or dressing. Hand torn and L ironed. 81x90-inch size for double beds. $2.00 Bedspreads, $1.49 £3x90 White Dimity Bedapreads, single-bed | size; standard quality; good allyear-around spread. M $1.19 Bleached Sheets, 89c | 54x3) Seamless Bleached Sheets, heavy, | | | 39c Pillowcases, 29¢ 47x36 Bleached Pillowcases. made of fine quality pillowcase cotton, finished with wide hem. 20c Bleached Muslin, 15¢ 36-inch Bleached Muslin, close-woven, soft-finish quality. 25c Unbleached Cotton, 16c Crochet Bedspreads, double-bed =ize: in 39-inch Unbleached Sheeting Cotton, & an assortment of neat Marseilles designs. heavy round thread quality. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accoupts Invited, close-woven grade; free from dressing. $2.25 Bedspreads, $1.69 Comfort Corslettes $2.50 Comfort Corslettes, of heavy-weight, pink- striped fabric, fasten-side and laced models; well boned front and back; sizes 32 to 50. Perfect fitting frocks and gowns are assured when Com- fort Corslettes are worn. Other Comfort Corslettes, for slender and average figures; all sizes. $1.00 and $2.00 GoMenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. o e e e e R Men’s New Spring Suits With Two Pairs of Pants $19.75 Models for young men in single and double breasted. styles and conservative models for business men. Tailored in Cassimeres, Cheviots and Fancy Mixtures. All the popular colors and plenty of blue suits in the assortment. They are the kind that up and coming young men are asking for now. They’re here in the new Spring styles—real fabric quality through and through. Sizes 34 to 42 regulars. . 29¢ Dress Ginghams 19¢ Yard 32-inch Dress Ginghams, a fine soft-finish domestic qual- ity, in a large assortment of checks, plaids and plin colors. One of the most desirable ma- terials for children's . school frocks, as well as for women’s house dresses and aprons. 25c Percales, 19¢ 36-inch Percales, light grounds, high-count quality, showing print- ed checks, stripes, dots and neat . figures. 50c Tissue Ginghams 35¢ 36-Inch Woven Tissue Ginghams in a beautiful assortment of new checks and plaids of wanted col- orings. et i R $2.50 “Ray-0-Sheen” Costume Slips, $1.98 Correctly tailored of “Ray-O- Sheen,” the new fjustrous bril- liant rayon fabric that gives such satisfactory service. }flml and darker shades—all the favorites. Made with deep, pleated flounce, with hip lengths. Lingette Slips; $1.98 Genuine Lingette #; Costume Slips, rich, soft, lustrous quality, in white, flesh and mavy blue. hed yoke and straps; hip héms; alk sizes. ‘Extra Size Slips, $1.98 +-Of English sateen, made with built-up shoulders, others with ‘rooms. hem, and in correct ~ AR R R T T . $10.45 and $11.40 Congoleum - Art Squares, $6.75 Perfect Quality “Gold Seal” Art Squares Without Borders Ideally suited for floor cover- ings for any room. in the house— full of wear and satisfaction and in the most attractive patterns and colorings to brighten up the home. These' are perfect quality “Gold Seal” Art Squares, without bor- ders, and come in sizes 9 ft. by 11 ft. and 9 ft. by 12 ft. for large Choice of -wool rug, Dutch tile and neat tile patterns, in desirable colors. - $10.95 Stenciled Crex Rugs, $7.88 Factory-labeled Crex = Rugs, ‘perfect quality, in green, :blue, brown and combination colorings. Choice of Chinese, medallion and neat designs; size 8x10 ft. Genuine Hodges Rattania Rugs, $160.50 A complete assortment of Hodges' make Rattania Rugs, one of the most durable of Summer rugs. Handsome Chinese, medallion, neat and novelty designs in rose, blue, taupe, green, gray, brown and other colors. - $5 and $7 Jap Grass Rugs 75c Rag and Grass Rugs $3.50 Porch Curtains $2.65 Roll-up style Porch Curtains, of heavy blue and brown stripe canvas, good, strong pole, com- plete with ropes and all attach- ments. 6 ft. wide with 7 ft. 6 in. drop. 7 ft. wide with 7 ft. 6 in. drop, $4.00 $2.95. 8 ft. wide with 7 ft. 6 in. drop, $4.50 grade, $3.45. 10 ft. wide with 7 ft. 6 in. drop, $5.50 grade, $4.25. Goldenberg's—F Floor. Charge Accous ed. $1.95 to $2.25 Crepe de Chine Silk Scarfs $1.69 These much-desired costame accessories will be offered te- morrow at an unexpectedly low price. They are made of printed crepe de chine silk, in numerous Spring sports shades, with floral designs in vivid contrast, fin- ished with silk fringed ends. Full length. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. $2.95 Novelty Cuff Kid Gloves $2.39 Of fine quality imported kid, with novelty cuffs in various smart designs—flare and turn- back embroidered effects, with contrasting embroidered backs;, ique and overseam sewn. Come 9, If you want a good-looking suit at a real money- saving price, don’t overlook this special sale of Two-. Pants Spring Suits tomorrow at $19.75! Goldenberg's—First Flnor.—Clothing Store for Men— Direet Entrance ¥rom Seventh Street. strape. - White, blagk, brown, navy blue and tan; sizes 48 to 52. “Charmette” Slips, $4.98 Extra Size Charmette Costume Slips, rich, silklike jerse: in biack and dark shad * with deep folds on skirt; in mode, light beaver, brown, tan, black with tan, black with white, blonde, black with red and black with green. Sizes 534 to 734. Goldenberz's—TFirst Floor. Charge Acenunts Invited, 8x10 ft. and 9x12 ft. 1 farge room size heavy 3 69 weight, double *warp Jap- ) . anese Grass Rugs, in green, blue and brown stenciled designs; tape-bound sides and ends, 5 £ ‘ 24x36 Tmported Rag Rugs, hit- and-miss effects, in light and | dark colorings; biue, rose, green C and tan_crowfoot borders: also 27x64 . Heavy, Double-warp Stenciled De- sign Grass Rugs. in green. blue and brown. —(First. Floor—Rargain Table.) -4 %> NEW OATA Ready cooked fer you '