Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1926, Page 10

10 > THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 17, 1926—PART 1. MDD T A I ND e (D 2 M) 4 T WD D O A DD TAD 4 O ) A TN ) D O MDD MDD ARD D A DADF DN T D THRDFQ LDENBERGS 3I+ANNIVERSARY SALE A Whale of a Sale! 10,276 Men’s Highest Quality Shirts All Perfect and Brand- olmgor- g oy New! The Product of = , ) el $4.50, $5.00 and $6.50 Three of America’s Best el 5307 020, oy & o & XXX QS 0% & X % ', ! o, Hundpreds of Styles! Plain White Shirts. Plain Color Shirts. Hundreds of Striped Pat- terns. New Plaids. Figured Pattern Shirts. Novelty Shirts. Colors guaranteed abso- lutely fast and tubproof. Fit guaranteed. Extra salespeople to serve vou o vou can select yours in a hurry. . | Shirt Manufacturers! , 5 4 At . i f 11 over the city—with men who The men’s share in our Anniversary is this great Shirt Sale knov?l;;iil:"\fals:le: arAen;r::\:s caomes the mostyremarkable sh_irt —without question the most remarkable from the standpoint of sale in our*history—on a vaster scale than ever beforeA—wh!ch quality and value ever known in Washington! For this out- means that YOU and thousands of other fhrlf(y men will enjoy : 2 bi rofits. standing event we secured more than TEN THOUSAND Shirts lgg;:tgir.grade Shirts—EVERY ONE!_ Better from every and bought to such advantage that we can offer you what are angle! Better fabrics! Better tailoring !h B;ettefr fi‘;:.s}:" i i ’ EVERYTHING BETTER! The price is mighty low for shirts undeniably the finest shirts ever sold for $1.59! That’s wonder- of such high character. Come, with the expectation of finding the ful news, men—be sure to get your share of these shirt bargains! & shirt values of a lifetime—you won’t be disappointed. L] . L] 10,276 Shirts Read the List of Materials: Neckband Styles. We've listed the quantities of each kind, and naturally the finest shirts will be sold Negligee Neckband with out first. Be among the carly birds and get the pick of the lot! Soft Collar to Match. —324 Silk Shirts. Worth $5.00 and $6.50. (Limit—2 to a Buyer.) Neckband Style with —340 Rayon Shirts. Worth $3.50. Separate Starch Collar to| —660 Rayon Satin Stripe Imported English Broadcloth Shirts. Worth $3.50 and $4. Match. —1,020 Rayon Striped Imported English Broadcloth Shirts. Worth $2.50 and $3. Collar-Attached Styles. —3,330 Imported English Broadcloth Shirts. Worth $2.00. v All Sizes 131 to 17. —636 Imported and Domestic Woven Madras Shirts. Worth $2.00 to $3.50. All Regular Slecve| —578 Rayen Striped Madras Shirts. Worth $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. Lengths. —1,428 Imported English Printed Broadcloth Shirts. Worth $2.00 and $2.50. —1,960 Other Shirts of Fine Grade Cloths. Worth $2.00 to $4.00. Stirring Anniversary News for Men! Men’s 2-Pants Suits & O’Coats Regularly $19.75 and $24.50 = $14.95 Here's the Anniversary plum for thrifty men! Suits and Overcoats, freshly tailored in the newest Fall styles, priced in a way that increases your savings more than you thought pos- sible right at the start of the season! The Suits _Well tailored of durable Fall and Winter fabrics. in mixtures of brown, blue and gray. Single and double breasted models. Coats half and full lined. Sizes 33 to 42. Men’s $12.50 Rayon Lounging Robes $8.95 Just the robe you will want to buy for your husband, brother or father for: Christ- mas. Beautifully made of high-grade silky rayon that closely resembles the all-silk and will wear twice as long. Made with shawl collar and cuffs, faced with genuine Skinner’s satin, finished with one breast pocket and two waist pockets. Heavy silk cord girdle. A large assortment of patterns Of such wunusual | scope every woman Xz | who reads this news Hats for Misses Hats for Young The Overcoats Women in black and blue. purple and | will want to take ad- ; R S R $ $ ibio etiof Whednro LA el brown and black figured designs RegUlarly 19'75’ 24’75’ Every Autumn Color In small, medium and large sizes. ~ $29.50 and $34.50 || ings it affords! 1f bought in the regular v e[ ry % : . would sell for §12.50: on sale to- —embody every feature that is new for the coming season. Tai- Until you see these Hats you 1l {mrccl_v believe ;r tr’oxxtblc to buy so | morr.o};' u!’.\’ 5—saving of $3.55 lored in excellent-grade fabrics of rich plaid backs and over- much style and such lovely materials in Hats at only $2.95! | OICACHE robC plaids. Large selection of colors. Double and single breasted Goldenberz's—First Floor. box models ble-breas “ork i (L Tl Lol s LA s, double-breasted Yorke model, with belted backs. Browns, tans, grays and blues. Sizes 34 to 44. Goldenbers Floor_Clothing Store for Men. Direct K trom’ Seventh Street: 7 Mem We wanted to give you a real Anniversary surprise—a Hat Sale such as you haven't known this season. So we consulted various designers, bought at price concessions most unusual—and here’s a sale which we believe is one of the best, if not the best we've ever announced at this low price. Satin and Felts—Velvet and Silk Combined—Metallic and Satin Combinations. raped C $1.50 Cowhide Creased Crowns—Small Hats—Large Hats—Newest Trims. In al cw cole Fall and Winter. | CHANEL RED JUNGLE GREEN GRAY SChOOl BagS WOOD COPEN gfi'ggx | RUST 3 S BOTTLE GREEN BORDEAUX RED FOREST GREEN TOBACCO BROWN . Gaotde pere’s—Milliners Department—se; 400 Boys’ $8 to $10 Fall Vest Suits % X 1With Long or Short Pants—Sizes 5 to 17 Years 1 s will appreciate these \nniversary savings—never have e d he! lues ! Single and Double Breasted Fall Suits in cable mixtures—well tailored, toc. Cheice of ® - o Well made School Bags, of genuine cowhide leather, in black, blue and brown, strongly made, with shoulder strap or handle. * $2 Book Ends, 98¢ Pair Bronze Finish Metal Book Ends, with felt base, in hali a dozen different designs. 69c “Handcraft” Lawn Stationery, 37¢ “Handcraft” Lawn Station- ery, in blue, pink, buff and gray; 90" sheets of paper.with 30 en- 59 Pair Materials . Styles Brown Kid, Patent Freach Ties, D'Orsay, Leather, Stroller Calf, Sau- - terne, Blonde Kid, Parch- r::]ps,oflucklcpl’umpsb()x ment Kid, Blick Sating S b T Dnes Black Velvet, Smart Com- Strap, Two-Straps, Fancy Sizes 3 to 17 vears. ch suit at time of sale only at the special price of §1 a pair. “Boys' $10.95 to $12.50 military and low walking heels.” Sizes 24 to 7, widths A Albums, 50 leaves, size 7x10 to D. inches—just what you will need S i . velopes to match. Linen finish binations, Dull Leathers, Straps, Step-Ins and Other Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws e Suede, Etc. P Modats: ; Ly : 98c Photograph Albums = p Sizes 3 to Anniversary 69¢ There are so many materials and so many styles here 18 Years ° Special oieEir Sl PRotogash you will find footwear for every need. Spike, Spanish, grade Fall and Winter Clothing very low priced in the X e "l'IH::\L'[T are smart, double-breasted, 4-piece models to keep the vacation snapshots ¥, with long pants and goli pants, or two pairs of short pants. Sizes 5 to 17 in. €ome in black, brown and vears. OVERCOATS in dressy, double-breasted junior models and navy blue. blue Adun 3 to 10 vears. MACKINAWS of all-wool mackinaw cloth, in rich plaids; sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ $1.79 to $3 Boys' $5 Tower Novelty Suits" SLICKERS $1 $3.89 25¢ Scholar’s Companions 17¢ Special lot of Scholar’s Com- panions, each containing seven very useful and necessary articles for the children. Regular 35¢ Playing to § years. Wool mixture flan The kind every boy wants for school B ]Car‘dsl,:lz;k corduroy pants suits and fine jer. | and rainy-day wear: The genuine Tower attle aying Cards in Oliver Twist model. Variety of | Slicker Raincoats, in green and yellow. smooth-figish _quali Anni- colors and combinations. Warranted waterproof. Sizes 6 to 18 years. versary Specialeat 23c a pack. Bors" Devartment—Third Flooe, D . ’ 25