Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 11

UGUST 11, 1926 MlSS"]NARY TE“'S Red Blood Open a Charge Account— i Gt I viewed the newsstand with dis- | We Do Not Penalize Our Friends dain; the magazines there littered gunmen fierce, embittered. Oh, there 3 : s S an iz Wi e $1.25 and $1.50 Panel Curtains - 9 e g _ustrous ayon Envelope i spilled the beans, defying law and e e ¢ : | E Nottingham weave Panel | . - i i order. Of bullets flying in a storm, e C 21 Oic \ Chemise, made in lbodice style, Seventh-Day Adventists Hear | o huasions superhested, of ‘violence | Lace Curtains, 2% and 2% vards lon, ) c plain of lace trimmed, in 3 | 5 [ shades. Some slightly | . in every form, these publications | & sorted of Remarkable Cure Among e L ely "‘:“;_’;“;»;;d“ i i T R Datom, mussed from handling, but ail . these smoking stories, raw and red, Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor, - perfect quality. Indians of Amazon. and others seffron tinted, It is & BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST “THE DEPENDABLE STORE Goldenberg's—First Floor, shame that growing boys are tempted | o e e | Fast Drawing to a Close! Last TWO DAYS of the Half-Yearly pening in vorld, F. H. .| the newsman said, “don’t buy them, missionary among the Indians of the [ worth the mention; their domes of | upper Amazon. told the Seventh-Day |thought are mostly fed on science | Adventist conference at Takcma|and invention. You'd be surprised | Park yesterday. how little use boys have for crime and | = He told of baptizing in the river a|panics; they're studying electric juice | helpless paralytic who could not|and popular mechanics. The grave | | walk and was brought to the river |old men with wintry locks, of high | | bank by two men. He walked out of | judicial diction, thev are the ones | " the stream free from every trace of | who spend the rocks for red-blood, | | g pa; is and has not suffered a re- [ he-men fictioh. The learned-professor, | B currence, according to the speaker. | gray and Lent, grown tired of endless : This miracle, he said, led to the |teaching, desires a tale wherein some baptism of 165 Indians that day. gent sets up a wolflsh screeching. | | e e The merchant prince, oppressed by Y Urge Church Schools. trade, by chasing redhot dollars, Speakers yesterday charged that | would read a tale wherein men wade | undenominational _schools are re-|in carnage to their collars. The | #ponsible for a decline in public | milder men, the gentler souls, are Y L morals, and urged parents of all| those who ask a story in which some 3 N'w;‘ls t‘; svlml thelr :hllldrTn l? ngl,\ whiskered pirate rolls around a ves- h such schools as teach the funda-|sel gory. And even pastors, tired of is cle: Vi . 3 0 B . 2 mentals of Christlanity. = core.| 3¢ @nd, precent most uplifing, en- | This clearaway of Summer merchandise ends Friday night. Tomorrow we make a renewed effort to dispose of odd lots, small lines and broken assort- f. C. W, n, educational secre- | joy the t f_sleuths Vi i /e cann mai ars orne il ottt A | op s tale ot eI meEDIeXed L | ments, with prices marked down to new low levels. We ot fill mail or phone orders. that popular lecturers have replaced |sbout our growing lads, no censors e G o R R $2.50 Satin Canton Crepe | Women’s $4 to $6 Low Shoes elected president of the Potomac Con- | reading.” WALT MASON. ference for the next two years at (Gopsrikbt. 499 the business session of the camp meet- i o ® - b : e o widthertull 54 inches; | ‘ r $1.95 k2 Mohr of the West Pennsyl- 3 0 Il T S . whilh Genberence. wms Siactod scre Static From Comets Denied. 39% . Adlanies e dbecs e p ° al Imported D U Yena (P-T(;’:!;uncl u\ul:v} Biis ror aeate A(V:V"mg : be fashioned with 13} ‘ & / Some Classed as “Factory Checks” Rag Rugs €0 to the West Pennsylvania office. |static to the detriment of radio re- anvas to 2 vards of this beautiful silk. Rich, satin- . D ions s in f : 3 A - , S A eep reductions now in force on broken Executlve Committee Named. ception, it was learned last night by face quality, in a good assortment of desirable . : B o - the General Elect Co., but there % A e — i S . SO o : - Maniecs) of ihs fexeoutive commits | ooy Seial [DICEtEle) Coul buc chers 19¢cYd. _ colois. g }I;Li;i;f mg;)}r?eplite; :(:T{ittl:::gt:tof 1\\ <_>mleln s S o T : s el § S st ‘desirable Rugs, in light and dark s D oven $1.75 Chiffon Taffeta | $1.75 Radium Silk, $1.39 styles, including— : . o 39 . tee, with President Westbrook a8 |valving sets, although signals were Heavy-weight Awn. Ipoe chatrman, were elected as follows: H. | fopqme "t ; A Murrls;)‘n,rn, ‘};. ;}lk‘[l’:su{]\, Jé J. gtrln?s of blue and tan, $l y rose, blue, tan green 3 C. H. Daugherty, L. W. Gra- 0 inches wide. About 40-inch Radi| , . , FAItE GO taats be b : L : - um Silk, a pure novelty_crowfoot borde Bsn; B, F. Bryane 3; 2 ‘Campbell and 300 yards in’ the 1ot We e e, [ st (i« pue Buckle Pumps—Step-ins—D’Orsays Fimt Floarhurgain Tan M. O. Bradford. i = will "cut any quantity re- A e e e e Bl T Other officlals were elected as fol- quired. soar;gmam;algso;;:x R ;“mm"y nZ:LrI:t:én:a Socn el Gore Pumps—Oxfords Boys’ 79¢c to $1.00 Sport Blouses lows: Book d Bible He cretary, Fourth Floor. - . . . SR . | urth Floor wear. In street and evening | lingerie colors, as well as black. Choice of white kid, patent leather, tan calf, | i ] io Si g blonde kid, parchment kid, combinations and Cational . secrotary $10.10 and $12 $1.19 Radio Silk | $1.29 Broadcloth Silks dull (12 i o e Aol a T e : C 89¢ 95¢ ull leathers. Spanish, military and low heels. C Flliott: religious liberty secretary, T ongoleum and 36-inch Radio Silk, soft ! AT S Sizes 214 to 7 in the combined lot. B. Westbrook; Shenandoah Valley ° % Snid darablo-iqeal : - ¢ S . Academy board, T. B. Westbrook, W. tet Lanle R LR deal | pure "Mk “of "excoptionally fine __Goldenbery's—First_Floor.—Chargo_Accounts_Insited. W o nderiul Mair, R. D. Hottell, um Rugs Tentat N Sik | auality, in colored woven stripes. 39 d 50 C Sl RO . i Spor scs— i | Goldenbere's—First Floor. C an C retonnes Tl et S cut and well S 9 . L. E. Elllott, C. H. o i Daugherty and L. W. Graham. -‘urou"lc o igh béh“ml:f Charee Aecounts Tnvitoq i { mlBumr b A — e 23455 19C d made _garments_for | 4 . o s i Summer wear. Made HIGHWAY TO BE BUILT e i 19c Mosquito Netting | Mg | . it port” Cotar " and | i i 3 R i oo o short sleeves, in white, tan and t fancy stripes and TO JAMESTOWN ISLAND S g Others With 121/2C Yd, 7 PRS2 o1 mide Eastocoloe Crs: chEeks: ATEwItH doablE-yoke Gacles SHEs &/t 15 yeurs e o o Slight Defects A . e S ENN y floral, stripe and bird de- 2y ¢ Work on Stretch From Williams- mvatlgate e d Rugs of cxcellent wearing qual- o i:\\f(;:g;;!lz PR s T LAY Tincing trom 2 Ga s Rummage Lots Boys’ Cloth Suits | 3 ity, so popular with many house- i e 22 bl oMYl ranging from 2 to $10.95 to $15.00 Four-piece Vest Suits: twe burg Expected to Be Started Siivessliaroly, weduced to lclear f'hf:i‘:e f|(1’lf| Exl;c:s of 8 yt{ds each. 5 & Lfiflmrn? u(lnta m\;r:.y bais ofi RietR: piece Ve uits; two $6.88 Within Two Weeks. BIGGS ENGINEERING CO., thes out tomorrow. The group include A white. EMERETRT ek and BROl Snd coverings: of $18.50 to §. ‘est Suits: two goli pant 8 ABIOMSIR SE Il 7 ft. 6 in. by 9 ft. Congoleum Rugs, in beautiful wool Al an Sizes 11 to 20 vears. Fall weight. ... $l 1.88 Epoctal Dispateh to The Star Washington, D. C desi ithiborders i $650 to $8.00 Fall Suits, odd lot °8 . .- WILLIAMSBURG, August 11.—The Frank. 550-551 rug designs with borders. " 5 g Py all Suits, odd lot. Sizes § to 10 years, $3 50 long delayed construction of a mod- e ke v G0 N 7 ft. 6 in. by 12 ft. Certainteed Linoleum Rugs, in ori- and 15 years.. . ; o L ions ana ot SRR ental designs with borders. $1.69 to $3 Wash Suits, $1.19 un within two weeks, according to e 9x12 ft. Cork-filled, Burlap-back Linoleum Art Squares, . % £ 9y 0dd lots from our higher priced lines of Bove' Wash Suits reduced est advises from Richmond. without borders. Unusual Savings in This Final Clearance of$ for final ctearunce. ™ oliver Tist, Flapper, Midds «nd Dutch badd: madels: sizes 3 to 8 yvea “Iyl‘h“\ seven lx:‘l'lll;“l tflrf “\\&ng‘nlgmm' ll“:!“.\‘:::m‘l About 18 rugs of cach size. The majority are perfect—some L B R S and surfaced road built Alex. 208. have slight defects which do not hurt the wear or appearance. egu ar ' e SRt s e WM. A. WAGNER. [ $10 Grass Rugs, $5.88 $ 1 .29 Extra SiZe Percale The building of this new highway o will o ;nxsllx](- the visiting of Kensington, Md. Lot of 17 Novelty-weave Grass Rugs, in green, blue, tan and “old mes Town” by tourists at Kensinzton 178. | brown colorings. Some reversible, with borders, others in stenciled [ seasons of the vear. At present WARREN W. ELL. patterns. All 9x12-ft. large room size. Q 1 he read, excellent in dry weather, is | Bethesda. Md. 50c and 59¢ Floor $27.50 to $34.50 Wool prons’ @ highwiay of mud when there are ex- Bethesda 156, s ) Extra full-cut garments of fine count percales, made omsivo rmiua, Years ago, when he | e —————— ||| Coverings, 29c Sq. Yd. Rugs, $19.65 ; Virginta Antiquities secured a choice . . 11 rolls of Squarter width 0dd lots and floor samplés of with square or round neck. Good assortment of neat pat- portion of the island for patriote pur- ea ln lseases D o e xander Smith & Sons’ Seam- > terns, in light and dark colors. All are generously sized poses, establshing @ shrine around in Chinese, Dutch tile and wood | josq Velvet and Brussels Rugs, in L 1S and neatly mage. the ~O1d Church Tower,” the first step = flooring designs, of blue, tan. | g, oriental and medallion Goldenbata’ i o aken toward preserving the his- | Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat- S Hz"-d | et and dark color- lenberg’s—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. torfe landmark. Now the construc- ing, Antiseptic Liquid B T D e e, ings. Sizes 9x12 ft. and 8 ft. 3 — tion of a modern hardsurface State Ing, 156 ol Charge Accounts Tnvited. in. by 10 ft. 6 in. Our fixed policy is to clear out wash dresses g Extra Si U d li road ‘1 rom the main !llnl;vlix\.\};‘nol;‘(&v.w(‘):";l 3 ;fl‘h"r"'fil‘fif””fifi«ffii yu]\(:_m sgficr during this Rummage Sale, and the best method {14 Ze undermusliins Newpor s _and Ric 3 i zema, ches, Ringworm, 5 : = o . . constitute the second step Rashies 1 2ad similar bin tranbles M ’ H W h S = is to reduce prices to a point that will make them fe2 Pl‘lced G O Q kl . Zemo will usually give instant relief en's Ot' eat er UItS fairly fly out. This we have done and tomorrow tO o Ut uic y Biz Apple C in Ne from itching torture. It cleanses and 0dd lots left from our stock of vou may choose from hundreds of cool, airy An opportunity for stout women to choose cool, air ig Apple Crop in New York. | (iothes the skin and heals quickly . i o ; g 2 i i fow i ; S ALBANY, N T PN e el s (vl e e ponsgd Summer suits. Gabardines, tropi- Summer frocks at substantial savings. Now is w2 Summer Undergarments at savings! Apple pies should ick and juley | Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, || cal 5 ° the time to add a few more dres to the 0 4 Extra Size Gowns, of white Extra Size Step-ins, of soft o e ”.’“'f’t"‘(‘r;\;r‘:“(“{ ;;"' disappearing liquid, and is soothing good assortment of light and dark “going-away” wardrobe! ',‘w‘f" s ""u‘l“;’“‘::“"‘ round 0 Lushels, or, at an average of | {0 the most delicate skin. lh is rec- shades. zes 33, 34, 35 and 36 only. Sport, Norfolk Smartly designed, of fine sheer voiles, in g Eloavas . $1.19 | shades, trimmea with RODRolitholete Skat, RSO INIaD: 30““5"'»':‘”!&“{“” ‘Edr“';{";n:;;i l’f_gf}:‘ffl‘“ and regular models. dainty pastel shades. Types that will delight {C]ist Extra Size Stepeins, of soft | Val lace. Regularly anc ples. at would give e nhabit- t show. Get i v 1| s , : i i i nainsook, in pink and white; int of the Stte close (o 600 appies | druggist. Small size 60c or large| | | Men's-$3.50 and $4.00 Collegiate Pants misses and women who"are seeking dainty i ot hie. e T e = bottle $1.00. E 5 iy frocks at real savings. ’ voile. Trimméd with @) g [ Extra Size “Da $1.75 Pair Straightline models, circular skirts. Long sleeves, Vel 1806 .....00xs . S ot coak et tuxedo and new standing collars. Trimmings of rows xtra Size Envelope Che- | lace and medallion Mill fmperfections in the cloth used in these Collegiate Pants of fine tucks, laces and all-over embroidery. Fancy mise, of soft white batiste, | ¢ yoo reinforced and make possible this low price. Nothing to impair the wearing pockets and embroidered sleeves. Finished with string with yvokes of heautiful laces L 2 . quality or mar the appearance. All cut with wide bottoms and belts. & grd inEnemseitciean qupE ) I1° cut | ResuBrht gpiey ed with belt loops. Variety of light colors—mostly gray Complete range of sizes, 16 to 44 for misses and styles e $1.98. At Sizes 29 to 36 walst measure. women. Goldenberg's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. worsteds and mohairs, in a quality voile, in white and light Slight Imperfections in the Cloth thing Department—First Floor; Direct Entrance From Seventh Goldenberg’s—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Sfr&‘m:flt?‘z Accounts Invited. - $1.50 “C-B” Summer Advance Modes in $4 Dimity ) ¢ gg | $189 Longcloth Ventilating Corsets Autumn Hats ¢ 220 .00 | $1.39 Piece $1.19 tractive at small expense with one of Ten-yard pieces of Number $5 these dimity bed sets. Snowy white, firm- | 200 English Longcloth, the soit Coolbatil lcomianableaCar icta ios Siin VoV lity, scall vith cut-out 7l o P c(‘)‘r?ef‘g gl“:fl‘)—)inchs ‘izgpfeodr dv:n:ble l?eds.“ finish fine woven quality so popu- mer wear. Of fine grade netting, with g ; lar for making undergarments and medium bust and medium long skirt Per- Well boned. ~ Al sizes in this_spe . Semi-Annual Decorative crowns. A distinctive Fall fashion. $1.39 Seamless Sheets, full bleached and per- babies’ wear. 36 inches wide. cially priced lot of Corsets at $1.19. | A smart collection of very new styles fect quality, 81x80 double-bed size. fect quality. y ; of Corsets at $L19. e nce a e O Brims are both large and small, straight and curved. Excellent quality, free from starch or $1.09 & Goldenberg'e—Second Floor. Berete and sectional crowns are smart. dressing PLS R L . | Silks and Fabrics $12.50 Fiber Trunks, $7.85 $129 Bleached Sheets, three-quarter bed 3 iber Trunks, $7.85 535—540—45—50 | - 1 Bades S e bt | 84 to $5.50 Porch . S1230 Fiber Trunke, 785~ faille, Yelvets” with ~ ail bty R . $2 95 ing aind angle iron. drawbolte and spring S i eila it 35 Pillowcases, 45x36 regulation size, hand torn urtains, . 35¢ Waist Aprons, 19 and ironed, finished with deep hem. Heavy-weight Canvas-Porch Curtains, in blue and Woiens iniof ",’,,mw’.v'.., e . Kuppenheimer and || = el g ‘ <y ~ adl colors. quality .... Browd (ks h ¢ pole, complete with ropes palterns made with pociets. | i brown stripes; on heavy pole, ple re o | v ¢ Rich Autumn 5 7 ft. and 10 ft. wide, 7 it. © colors of $2.25 Crochet Spreads, double-bed size, in raised and all attachments Seaberkt AN $L59 | o 59¢ and 69¢ Chair | g = Jungle Marseilles patterns; good wearing quality . L - Gre fn. flnldenbvrx'»—fivg't Floor.—Charge Account: Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. . 0 ° Chanel Cushions, 29¢ 4 | 16x18-inch Chair Cushions o Red, Rustic “otton covered with light or dark color cret SUITS—at N\ " ™ & 59¢ Printed Voiles Extra Size |Women’s$1Summer T i T T T 39¢ Table Oilcloth Kim 29c Yd. gy s1.98 » e J » able Oilcloth. 1n g white, fancy tilllng effectn 144 B 32 ; 5 Our Finer Quality Printed Voiles, e PR —— ) it “uerords. ot " Staniard L H 1 which have been selling at much i) L of soft crepe, extra full cut and —_—— liff 16c Unbleached HigHE TR Eces At e o \ ot g g Moo n Regular and Extra Sizes 25¢ and 29¢ ance—providing thrift-wise women with flg‘;\r‘;m dghoi::“emot ;—nosethcopeflr; (‘urtain M ity f savings. i and lavender, ruffle-trimme n " l ar- Cotton an opportunity for unexpected savings e Wil Kilowns Biands No Charge for Alterations 1 Extra fine, sheer two-ply grade, in scores of | ¥ (S P e . uisette, 125 g 12¥%c yd. beautiful designs printed in many rich color -~ QW) L X Perfect Quality Skb ie, Shoey ?Zl o Loh untlcacned combinations. 40 inches wide. g A b e g 5 { S e $1.00 R Brilli ¥c Printed Broadcloth, 36 women’s Cool, Summer-weight Union Suits of fine « | e o R layon rillian- c rint ro; 0/ - - o H HY o 1 ilt- prs STYLE NEWS “:‘1:}.‘;2 q::g:y tine, 54 inches wide, rich inches wide, in stripes, checks and $7 to $10 Wool Filled ribbed cotton, in bodice style and with built-up shoulders ; % & . 1ust silklike quality, ne mercerized quality that with tight or shell knee. Regular and extra sizes. A new note in MEN'S HOSE is a “Pale- | Ao in colors of pink, blue, v. Tomor- y19 Comforts, $4-88 e ek e A aeaia T tiags peach, orchid and white. | row at... S c e iti 5 v. morr. - FHRohg of these: Thieh Wools G shade. See it in our window : s Wash it as much as 5Q¢ o S Allel Comtorts, 10%80 double.bed $1 50 and $1 98 Sateen % cs, o . 45 Shantung Pongee, 36 inches | il wanted plain colors for Qg | ured both sides with bordera In Costume Slips, $1.29 wide, in the fashionable demi- | l!ingerle. Tomorrow at rose, blue or gold. : =¥ . h'weave. Comes in all 3 3 A special lot of Costume Slips of lustrous English ST B _ 59c Chiffon Voiles, 40 inches $5 & $6 Blankets striped sateen, in pink and white. Choice of several desirable er wanted A GO T L G $3.88 Pair styles—some with lace-trimmed yokes I morrow at .. also white: extra fine, sheer s s e eates, s s wide, i + | Qs Tomorrow atr-c: 47€ | 0dd ot of Woolmixed Blankets, Extra Size Costume Slips, $1 1325 F STREET it 39¢ Lingerie Fabrics, 50 inches wide, in 39¢ Printed Voiles. light and | heavy weight, soft and fleecy; 66x New Extra Size Costume Slips of muslin, with handmade lace Shadow Check Batiste, Shadow-stripe les, ligl an 50 aha 70586 doublebed afzes. Jii i £ vok 2 double ifos Hems: £ g e Voiles and Mercerized Jersey. Choice of dark grounds, in a good assort- L bl o ikt O Catc e b A AUl BN Gl G stiea (A% to Ho: f K nheimer Good Clothes 1 iy St VOE lingerie shades: O ment of printed designs, fine sheer pretty plaids of blue, pink, tan 2 No-Kling-Kloth” Costume in regular sizes: colors use o uppe white and the favored lingerie shades. PPge auality, “fast colors. 40 ] Qg and gray, finished with wide 2 nk, green. blue and orchid. e with wide val lace trimmir Tomorrow at ....... . S bound ends in matching colo) Regulariy $1.29. Choic .00. Goldenberg's—First Floor. A inches wide'. Goldonbers's—Fourth Fioer. " ~Ku(.o=l:nb’lm‘o—'l'hll:l ;n::: o yard lengths.