Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1926, Page 8

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., OCTOBER 17, 1926—PART 1. A A _— I I " e Combination Total Value 75¢ $2.39 Lumberjacks, of all- laids and plain- R 10 14 years Goldenvergs—Third I 3§ Floor. e combina Toilet Goods Dept. Women’s $2. to $4.50 Imported Kid Gloves Smart Novelty Cuffs! TGloves from a famous maker ||| whose name stands for highest | quality! Of fine imported kid, with embroidered backs, over- seam and pique sewn. Flare and turn-back cuffs in many novel designs—perforated and embroidered. Choice of mode, gray, beaver and brown, also black with white. Sizes 534 to 734. 9 (@Girls’ Charleston s Ak Dresses Regularly $1.50—Special 88c Girls of 7 to 14 years admire these Pretty Charleston Dresses. This is an opportune time to choose several for your daughter, because you save considerably. Made of fast-color novelty prints, with wide flare skirts, trimmed with contrast- ing borders to match and appliqued. Gay-patterned colors. Goldenberg's — Children's Department, Third Floor From the DuPont Company—Just 50 $25 Pyralin Toilet Sets of 10 Beautiful Pieces $6.98 In the Popular Du Barry Pattern o ' %, : PPy Sy RIS Y RARL R NN "b‘o;:{qo, W e :;:‘.:.'0 N = (X ’ .'.,’5 % o oA These High-grade Pyralin Shell Toilet Sets were made to :: sell for $25.00! Now you can buy them in tomorrow’s Anni- [, versary Sale at a small fraction of the former price! ¥ The well known Du Barry pattern, in the popular shell fin- P ish. The ten pieces consist of large bonnet-shaped mirror with < long handle, all-bristle excellent quality hairbrush, dressing 2 comb, puff box, hair receiver, shoe horn, nail file, cuticle knife P and large nail polisher. Complete set for only $6.98. 1 Goldenberg's—Toilet Goods Depactment.—Charze Accounts Tnvited. zMen’s and Women’s $1.98 to $2.98 Umbrellas $1.33 Maker's Samples, Odd Lots and XY, I AR (X% 20 X I % ':, Slight Irregulars 53 Only in an event like our Anniver- 2 sary Sale will you find such values! ::f' Included are Umbrellas, in black and 12 colors, of American (cotton) taffetas, cotton glorias and Bradford cloth. Club-end and regular styles: many with amber-finish tips and ends. The at- tractive handles are in carved and en- ameled effects; some with ivory or amber finish mountings. Men’s styles with Prince of Wales loops. Goldenbers's—First Floor. | 25c to 39¢ Ribbons, Yd. Novelty and plain ribbons, 1 to 3 inches wide, sgrain, plain moire and other styles. " Gelsnbers’s—~First Floor, Lumberjacks : 2 4 f tafleta and grosgrain silks with metal stripe, } in solid colors combined with metal. crepe cen- g ( 0. T 7277 sy Y/ 7 T 2 P72 Palmolive Boys’ $4 & $5 Men’s $1.69 Domet S0c, 75¢ and $1 Sterling Men’s 2lc Hose Regular 25¢ Flannel Pajamas Thimbles* 4 Pairs for Stamped Aprons Boys' Sweaters, in a & variety of col combinatic | % E : T A A AT A T AT A — e ., High-grade Ve Ve VeV V¥ VeV VaaVoVaVal;m'a’ o= = = e _FALL SILK DRESSE Dresses in This “TWO for $16” Sale—Many More to - - AT X e e DN o= ey e ,------1 5 $1.05 len's Domet nnel Pajami al b 29c Sterling Silver himbles, in pretty designs and desirs styles. A purchase of . toe and solc| manufacturer’'s sam- for extra service | ples and odd lots. ek and dewelry Department—First 15¢ men s Aproy stamped on s iceable others tain; new striped i osizes A Perfect terns, broider els ns quality. Goldenberg's—First Fivor. 1177777777717 27 27222 L1 11T 11122 20T 20127 22003 colors A Floor. First Floor. Second Floo: KR AR T RAR Ao = T T I IR AR IR A AT EONENONNANNN YN Duplicating a Previous Well Remembered Event—With a Sale of 5,000 Pay $15.00 for One Dress—Buy Another for $1.00. Sold in Pairs Only - (TWO Dresses for $16.00) Washington women showed their appreciation of our last sale by buying over 5,000 Dresses. This Sale Will Please You More! i A similar sale held several months ago proved a phenomenal suc- cess. So wonderful were the values that we sold over 5000 dresses in three days. We are out to surpass that record in this Anniversary Sale, and the Dresses secured for this event are so amazing that we expect to break all previous records. IFive thousand heautiful new Fall Dresses — every dress a much higher value—in such a variety that any woman can casily find two dresses to please her—and many will want at least four dresses when they can buy them like this. Beautiful Afternoon, ~ Evening and Street Dresses! Rich Canton Crepe Lustrous Satin Flat Crepe Brocaded Canton Crepe Canton Crepe in Two- Tone Combinations Canton Crepe and Velvet Georgette Evening Dresses Over Silk Slips Taffeta Evening Dresses Beautiful Satin Crepe Every conceivable style, fabric and color for Fall. Dresses with newest style features, such as Bat-wing Sleeves, ' Bolero Effects, Bloused Models, etc. All Sizes—16 to 20; 36 to 46—and Plenty Extra Large Sizes Up to 48. All the Popular Fall Colors —Claret —Rec —Rust —Giray —Woodland Browns —Black S— | $22.50 Fur-Trimmed Coats Extraordinarily Low Priced in Tomorrow’s Anniversary Sale at . ~ i A 4 | 4 ( d d G ( ( i q i d @ ( 10 Styles Sketched from Choose From! Excellent Quality Coats, Trimmed ] C gois Q@ With GOOD Furs, Will Be Offered To- Materials are Bolivia, Suedene morrow at a Price That Will Make This & and Velour a Great Value Occasion! / All are trimmed with fur collars, and Put aside any impression you may have of the [ on many are fur collars and cuffs, while sort of coats $11.66 will buy. Because these are g > NOT $11.66 coats, but are splendid quality garments, some have fur borders to match the well tailored and trimméd with GOOD furs. Judges collar of value, when they see these coats, will be stirred i to action. Under present market conditions coats like these couldn’t be bought at wholesale for the low Anniversary Sale price! Claret, Green, Girav, Purple and Plack. Good, serviceable linings. Colors of All sizes, including extra large sizes for stout women. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20, regular sizes 36 to 46 and extra large sizes 41 to 55 included. TR AR 7SI B e T o BN NN PN N NS OO NG RN Goldenberg’s—Serond Floor,—Charge Aceounts Inyited.