Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1926, Page 16

PHE KVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY. APRIL 27. 1926, oA Difference in Rate FERMEN"NG GRA'N If You Have Changed Your Address : T DAYS TO No Interest ~ Mother’s Day >3 or “Extras” for Cards Makes No Difl'erence The Credit Department will greatly appreciate it if o A BUSIS IEABHER ]nB / charge customers who have moved will promptly report Charge Accounts 5¢ to 50 Each m serv’ce changed addresses. This results in better service and elimi- —at" Goldenberg’s. Our Ds nates delays. Kindly write, phone or, call in person. partment of Accounts will | Don't forget “The Sweetest gladly make arrangements for | Mother” in the world on this # OU may Teserve a De ' Department of Accounts—Fifth Floor, you at any time.—Fifth Floor. | day.—First Floor. 7 Luxe Suite f .00 inois Hi ) e Suite for $30 Ilinois High School Instructor e e i i " POV B Ousted Despite Claim of | = . 7 : FEg 2 5 %n:slcfl':"?sfi:nfifi: Scientific Motive. | NeW VV aSh Dresses b X?::;l;r:;ss“e Glrl_s, Camp Suits mnzins,you’reowgual.’ . : L [ - ‘ Sopmllaaniodscntil WSS S ok vl In @ Remarkable Sale Event at e 5.0 | $1.98 welcome — genuine interest chemistry in the Sessler township |} hool, near here, believes & tined to become very popular for in your welfare and the same : R o presd | ' ool Summer frocks for women or . . ) xperiment in grain fer- H ¢ 9 o courtzo iendh ! mentation has an educational value. children. These: come in a beau- . Sizes 6 to 16 Years prompt, us, friendly The school directors think differently o e O G 5 Lo =\ . & ol SCatine Photie : and broken plaids of all the mos : a P 2 service that has made the and have ousted him because such ex UL U T ey Girls’ Two-piece Camp Suits of the better periments were conducted in the |/ tions.- Full 36 inches wid i 5. ches wide. : J) kind—ideal for hiking and vacation camp wear. Hotel McAlpin the most school. ; popular hotel in New York. in the study of fermentation which 39c Zephyrs, 25¢ Made of genuine sulphur-dyed khaki and heavy But “there was no unlawful motive™ produces alcohol, Hannah claimed, |- s % = - Sihns Samise T 4 36-inch Fast Color Zephyrs, blue fast-color fabrics — guara d 3 and he hus. refused to r firm woven wash fabric for child ae: fabeics = guaranteed tubpeoot. 1500 comfortable, cheerful rooms board demanded. Another teacher | Attractive ) S 4 - ren’s rompers and women’s house Elastic and adjustable knicker cuffs, buttened from $3.50 to $12.00 per day has been employed to take his place, 3 plosiiile v gl el . . however. N S ' St i e e front and slip-on blouses. All sizes 6 to 1 Suites from $10.00 The dispute stacted from the text Styles for p Lrbihib st ni b ot Clle puCoie Lo to $30.00 per day book in chemistry, Hannah has ex Street. Home . i i N\ S0c Shirting Madras plained. “The making of aleohol was escribed in the book, and the class and Porch - 5 33¢ TR Ml Coai R Teantan Stecpl A S G Sleeping attempted the experiment. Interest HO McAI N |was manifested by some of the boys |7 i . 32-inch Rayon Shirting Madras P i aring TEL Mc P_I frigte e . Wear! : ; { ek Rayon Shicting Madras, | tion Suits, cach ‘bearing tha | Garments, of crossbarred musiin; cArthur L. Lee, Managing Director |study of grain fermentation. A small . stripes; fine soft finish quality Sie le grade white cross. made with setdin sleeves, drop quantity of wheat was provided by |7 . { { for men’s and boys’ shirts. 2 > . : & 34th Street and Broadwa; one pupil, and it was placed in jars |7 ¥ ; elastic and open | seat, pocket and double ceams. reet an y wupil, as placed s P i 4 g : id. T ' $3.50 All-Linen Table- Al sizes. Regular 3100 70 of the Dboys W r v Pr sl Bl n ' g Seams; ) valus NEW REGGIEY | 550 oo Aty dresses, every one fresh and new! W ] Z to 12 years. oo : ,Xp s e ety !es~1C.~ every « 1}(\41!’91 :md S‘L . cloths, $2.39 garments._for Children's Pajamas, one and 1§ = R | lect was Ern . 1ey are splend id for every Spring and Sum- b nen Damask Hemsti Girls' Sateen Bloomers, high | two plece styles, af white madras, Jamitor saw what ws going on and| 7 mer occasion—especially desirable for street Tablecloths, good heavy w B . FlaE OUc Gioug s dadfits I b Ll R i stitched; finished with i e e o wear, for shopping and daytime wear. This is ; Clol LG Gty b ie ultimatum for Hannah to v il pping a ayti W Raor IR o izes 4 to 12 years, at 50c pocket. Sizes 4 to 12 G () sign or be prosecuted for un alleged P R B < S Ak b inches Si viclation of the prohibition laws Was a very special offering, coming at a time when p w—First Floor Sizes 16 and 18 years at 69¢ vears .. S eounts Invited. Goldenberg's—Thi ¥loor. Charge Accounts Tnvited. tho result. The instructor refused, vou will want to replenish your needs for ’ \ but the board ousted him. ) € ] " \ el el e e e e e R D D A e U R i S Wl MRS D TR e S Pupils who asked to be allowed to| 7 warm weather. w S f - f\-‘é&"3&2%&33%3};.{"3‘32‘#&‘:“3!.'_‘ e N atsvinls. Are: ' A/ N ewest Hat s Of Di Sti n Cti 0 n 200 NEéROES DEFRAUDED Pre-Shrunk Irish Dress Linens, Soisette, BY . Lustrous Cotton Charmeuse, New Sum- bt el UWIED MANI - mer Prints and Novelty Wash Fabrics. ! Z \ \ Worthless Railway Tickets, Wil-| | [ ] [ £ Tailor Trimmed and Inexpensive ‘ ] : ) ¢ These are dresses which will appeal to par- mington, N. C,, to Cleveland, Sold | © o ylar women. There are many diffcrent styles to at Greatly Beduced Price. " choose from, so you will be able to purchase several By the Assoclated Prese. sses in this sale, and each one will be an indi- WILMINGTON, N. C., April 27.—| dfg“jis, 1§l d More than 200 siegroes ' svho bought vidual style. hrough-passage rail d tickets from . . Wilmington to Cleveland, Ohio, for|, Regular sizes 36 to 46—extra sizes 48 to 52 §3 cash from an_unidentified negro,! e e Straightline models, with Peter Pan or Tuxedo collars. - Some turned to the city. The police are|” models finished with high neck effect. looking for the visiting ticket agent. W e . The visitor told the men they would | Trimmings of pearl buttons, patch pockets, folds of self or con- L loyod B o oK I Qe {1 itrastingmaterial westee effects, inverted pleats, hemstitching, lace work was plentiful and that his in- ! edging and medallions of lace, linen collars and picot edging. Some terests had 500 vacant houses waiting | ig! 1 1 or iiie I e o ummvia models finished with contrasting colors. h ith ‘meals s | . . N them with ‘meals on the trip, this Lovely new Spring colors of Orchid, Blue, Green, Orange, New Bluc, money to come out of their first| / D e e ity et it emskenst |7 Micatlier, fllan, White and all the newest color combinations, and printed effects. i i . was vividly shown when they followed | ~ ® EE @ Here's that “Something his instructions to the letter in leav-|” 3 % E ing town. Knowing they would not|’ Different” you crave in get through the station gates with| a cereal— Puffed Rice the bogus tickets, the swindler re-| ; quested that they all buy tickets to! Navassa 1 der ti i HEN the family is berd to Rievle T U e | 7 please, and “not ing tastes — e | X : > (S 4 The Hat sktched at good” —give them something differ- | EYANGELINE BOOTH ILL. |; : R Q | Skethed are Threc of Yy feft is priced $3.95. 2 v the Many Styles in This . Hat in center is priced Everybody tires of the same thing —_— : ; over and over. Suffers Acute Appendicitis Attack | i < Regular $1.50 n Group. SEO5 . IHat ob Mok : ) Try Puffed Rice, i’s wholly and in New York Hotel. priced $5.95. totally different from any other i el — s Ravon [ cereal that comes to your table— : S Lustrous R N $ 1 09 a Y d Just the sort of hat the busy woman likes to find—a friendly little hat to be worn with (] I food that'st“good” for you that you |the Salvation in & Motel Fabric—40 inches o : i " ; e eat for that reason, but be- |here today seriousty il with an acute KRR assurance. Facings and tailored trimmings are of contrasting colors. it attack of appendicitls, having return. | \ wide Head Sizes to Fit Everyone Try Puffed Rice; it's steam puffed |~ Against the advice of |:h,\sfclans,]\ ' Soft and clingy—and at this price a smart frock for sport or street wear In this group are Swiss Milan, Split Peanut and Hemp Hats in the following colors: ed from Chicago in a special ca 8 times its natural size; then richly |Miss Booth insisted on coming for the | : . is 'ti | B ot e ated Rich in flavor, it tastes | tertitorial congress of the Salvation may be fashioned at a very nominal cost. In this rich, lustrous rayon Almond, Gray, Rose, Black, Navy, Sand, Wild Honey, Lipstick like toasted nutmeats, crunches in |Army. Although she stood the trip| material are combined the appearance of silk Wlfl"l the durability of rayon. Goldenbeex’s—Second Floor—Charge Accousts Invited. the mouth like fresh toast; cereal |belter than was expectod, it was | Large assortment of sport shades, as well as white. Guaranteed fast and | IRUIERERREEE T T Tl e 2 : loubted whether sh ake part | : I food with the enticement of a con- | {OUNES RIS, SIS (OIS J0TS PN 4 tubproof. 40 inches wide. $1.50 Seamless Bleached Sheets fection. Miss Booth arrived last night, while | | Silk i ght, while | $1.35 Silk Broadcloth 81x90-inch size for double beds— You'll find it so different, so de- |her brother, Gen. Bramwell Booth of |/ 7 . licious and attractive that youl want | LO0HEE: 0¥ LOLRE" weven insion. | $1. repe de Chine | «ioserins, excellent wearing quality, free from to_serve it every day. ousands |, jes to the foreign field. He went to S Iw . allsilk g » injurious starch or dressing; hand will tell you this. Obtain today at | geey, 7 . 3 er after the meetin; 17 lity; white : any grocery store. Comes ready to g s 7 Uity ing beautitul colorea | torn and ironed.. A brand house- ° stripes, in the newest combina- wives have used with satisfgction for serve—no cooking. o e “Lest We Forget” the Washing.!| » st cOloT 8 A tonians who fought for the cause of t";’:;;m‘;'“d"‘"“‘“‘ fast color and | years, Every sheet perfect. Size 81x90. ‘Quaker Puffed RiC€ |‘America in the World War, help ERARE ek Memorial Temple in 40-inch Heavy-weight Crepe de Chine, a very popu- $1.25 Radio Silk 29¢ Pillow Cases, 19c ' $2.25 Bedspreads, $1.69 7 Jar Spring and Summer weave, all pure silk quality | 36-inch Radio Silk, .{ 98c 43336 Bleached Piiloweaseshand RESTR— \ a pure silk quality. torn and ironed; close-woven grade i sie i52 1o . ; ) e - o1 d ironed; 1 grade, : A with rich, brilliant finish. Comes in all the most- |with rich lustrous Ol idg e, SlightiTegulacs: three-quarter bed size; standard finish; for costume quality. sought-after shades for street and evening wear, as | glips, dresses, etc. All wanted $1 BI 9 . eached Sheets, 79¢ 5 $2.50 Bedspreads, $1.98 Spring and Summer shades, also ver-desit white. i well as plenty of the ever-desirable plenty of white. 90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, ree from starch or Crochet Bedspreads, double-bed el as plenty of the everdesirable white |ty ofwiie 69c Fine Grade Pongee SilK | 150 i icached Cotton | St mi Sorier i Silk and Cotton Mixed 4.9 C 32 inches wide o We | $ Rayon Spreads, $398 woven grade; in 2 to 10 yard | Sieies Favels. DS § % g rov $1x105 Ray preads, full For Spring and Summer wear—frocks made of this serviceable fabric lengths. length: for covering bed and pil- i i i i . hat makes it ] *s—Fii Floor. lows; blue, gold and orchid; rich, are lovely and practical. Pure silk, with a mixture of cotton t (‘.,Il‘.i"e;u;nfi_m'r.:?'(m:“m B e e more durable than ordinary silk. In the stylish demi-rough weave. You i 5 5 . e LRRRR R ARRE have choice of all the newest shades. 32 inches wide. IR R RN REERRRER DR q‘ 39¢ Prinztseéi Voiles 69;};?“:.3:“:;;:: ‘ e 3 " Regular $9.95 to $11.40 Famous - 5 Dress Linen, pure linen, | Tead, a linenfinish grade, | Dresy Tien: g M 17 | i mill lengths from 2 to i G LS5 the s’tmw?wny ’ | e | v st | i@ (Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs | designs. 2 vi intings; 1 1 ¥ 3‘.‘&}‘;3&#&‘3&:?,’&1 ing<: | 75c White Voile, f“)c Printed Plisse Crepe. b ' est shades. cidnch Tmported White | softinich quality, for un- < 9 . hiffon Volle, very fine, | dergarments; in ' check & _ No wonder the robin loves strawberries i Easa it sheer, m(\\'to-pg" dqumuty stripes, ne:iltf}g_urcs,lflor _ \ " —everyone joes—: eryon 7 c Broadclot! c with wide taped edge. designs and plain colors. W \ . . g " 536 jnch Printed ‘Braat. | 50c Chiffon Voiles e L - / e e SmisreariEs $1.89 Longclotl_l, $1.49 | i 9 ; sy R | quallty, in- various mew | No 200 Tmpecal Bhe. | 45-nch Colored Ghison § Just like the “Gold Seal” Congoleum Rugs except they % =l 1 s ngcloth, nches Voiles, fine, sheer, two-ply f < % < RN i s & c e U c . 2:“\’\"1‘::11:“x?r:vgol:::::te:d Nelde; 10 yards in cach | quality, in all wanted lin & have no borders. Select from patterns and colorings that are SH STRAWBERRY . fast color and DT Charke Aciounts Tuvited. el e SO suitable for every room. And save, too! FRE CE CRE M 75 Cl TR Bi e . ! Sizes 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in. to 9x12 ft. The popular Dutch tile pat- l A 4 C hair ushions Sp g d S terns in best color combinations. Don’t delay, as we have a limited 39¢ ring an ummer Laces #3546 e with fresh, ripe, luscious strawberries me Bohemian and Duchesse | Alsl Chantly and Dichesse ; “Gold Seal” Congoleum Rugs, without borders, in sizes ) $3 45 xi8 t covered Cha Ba , also edgings and inser- -0 es, 36 i vide, ; d Yok i ] frozen right in. ey e o fastcolor | tions, ¢ream and white. 4 48 white and blacl an as- s 6x9 ft. to 7x9 ft. Regular $5.70 to $6.65 grades tomorrow at .. 0 i —s _ heavy-weight cretonne in beautiful : sortment of patterns. @O Rich in pure cream—smooth as velvet. | designs and colorings. Tufted with inch Silk Tulle, fine mesh | $2.98 value............. $2.39 $10 95 d $12 95 C R Packed in pint packages before it leaves B iy S IR TVRE | e st i ang. Veskce . . an . rex Rugs the freezing room. g T} and white. $1.69 value. . $1. Lo e o 9 _ perfect quality factory labeled Crex Rugs, wizes bo 69¢ Oilcloth Table Polka Dot Georgette Crepe, | and white........... c [Sgse suion and e¥ia (e o lurmeiraom; £rser, Bt brown, ] to buy and carry home as a_ hX ] Govers, 44c large and small dots on grounds of s i i, and combination gs; or ¥ { g of candy. Take home your dessert tonight. | o o | eneninine foraiene L iy ais Vals, in galloons, edgings e { . 7w i A s, | apple , black and white. 40 d insertions; matched sets s | client rregulars of ihe standard | inches® wide. stk @y 3'and 3% inches wide. 29 $1 to $1.5¢ Scatter-Size Rugs Full strawberry or two-flavor combinations. / Sty Neat pretty, fast color | quality. $2.69 value $229 | Ct 16¢ @} 7 s oileloth. S Ergd X 74 P T R R IR LR AN RN RRR 356 1. Hoawy Double Warp Jupa : 2l - X e nese Grass Rugs, In beautiful sten- 39¢ Fast-Color Cretonnes C nvas Porch = 2 ciled designs, 27x54¢ Imported Rag 4 12 Rugs, light or dark colorings, with 19C i ard : 3 L vose, blue, tan or green crow-foot 2 6 5 EER borders, and 18x36 Stenciled Design 3 Rattania Rugs. (First Floor—Bar- Yard-wide, Fast-color Cretonnes in full bolts of oUa N 2 >~ T mill lengths, which means that you will sure 3 . 7 Thlc to get Just the nomber of vards required. e o Laye it capeaiand 5 Seamless Axminster and Wilton Velvet Rugs ‘Pca‘iu“‘“ light qr'd?rk ,"l"?".' desigut thatfwll{ll:pa!;‘c all attachments, ready to hang. 6 ft. wide, with Smith’s Seamless Axminster and Fringed Wilton Velvet Rugs, all perfect quality. [4 r ovely draperics as well as covetinga OF BL HInCS. 7 ft. 6 in. drop. Cholfee of twenty handsome Chinese, oriental medallion or floral designs, in the most } 32.4 : A “hoice of floral, bird, stripe and foliage designs. soff,f,’}%firpf,’,,;, SIS Sl R R e iy Goldenbery's—Fourth Floor. Charge Accounts Tnvijed. wanted colorings. 9x12ft large room size. AR TR RN A