Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1927, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, I NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNTS D. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1921. E DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIEN DS I i New Spring Hats Are of Fabric and Straw —And Their Gay, Bright Colorings Give a Warm, New Tone to Winter Costumes. $5 and $7.50 Spring blossoms in the Millinery department! Not only are the of these hats L T T T $2 and $2.98 Umbrellas $ Women's American Taffeta (cot- ton) Umbrellas, Wome Colored Bradford Cloth Umbrellas, Men's Black Rainprooi Taffeta (cotton) Umbrellas. Valentines Sc to 25¢ Many styles and designs. at 5c to 25¢ each Children’s 50c Socks, 25¢ Rilbed Sport th, with fancy turnover ei . irnover cuffs, First Floor. A New Purchase Just Shipped In—Including fabrics Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits, Sampeck and Clotheraft Suits — Also Plaid-Back Winter Overcoats and “Hi-N-Dri” coats fresh and Spring-like in their com silk straw, but the colors, deli- binations of and 3L L L RV LR R cately pastel, suggest the iragile shades of budding things. Showerproof T - “« Come in and try on these joyous hats. You'll Guaranteed Values Up to $29.50 : &= g for such a lot of smart- Topping every previous effort, this sale of men's clothing offers an opportunity that doesn’t come often to ness—$5.00 and $7.50. buy nationally known suits, overcoats and topcoats at a price that should create unbounded enthusiasm among thnft\ men who know a good thing when they see it. Values unparalleled—a great cvent! Misses’ and Children’s Silk - and Straw Tams, $1.95 Chic little colored Silk Tams, trimmed with narrow bands of straw and buckles, as pictured. The will like their bright effectivness, for school or sports. Men’s Clothing Department Opens at 8:30 O’Clock for This Important Sale 2 5 sl : 2 young girl Winter Overcoats and Showerproof Topcoats, including 700 men’s splendid quality, high-grade Suits. “Hi-N-Dri” Showerproof Topcoats and big, roomy Hart Schaffner & Marx, Sampeck and Clotheraft, also Overcoats of other good makes comprise this sale. UM T Bessd Tisers = Clri Accanile TRVIE The beauty of this event is the splendid variety of desirable patterns. “Not a lot of crazy colors and wild patterns that nobody wants at any price, but, on the contrary—a SPLENDID LOT OF CLOTHING. You know some cloth- ing sales at a low price mean that the patterns are not good—but there is not a bad suit. overcoat or topcoat in this sale Girls' Middies and Bloomers For the schoolgirl who indulges in athletics smart new middies and bloomers are fea- tured in our ird Floor Children's Depart- ment at specially low prices. White Middy Blouses, $1.50 White Lonsdale Jean Middy Blouses, regula tion models, with tie loop and pocket. Made with the new pouch slecves. Sizes 8 to 20 years, $1.29 Sateen Bloomers, $1 Black Sateen Bloomers, good soft-finish quality, with lustrous finish. Plaited or but ton band styles; sizes 10 to 20 years. APk Girls’ Sateen Bloomers, S0c ey New Sateen Bloomers, rich lustrous guailty, ars. n black and white; made with continuous crotch and double seam. Full cut sizes, Little Girls’ Panty Dresses 89¢ New styles, Suits in sizes up to 46 stouts—and excellent patterns in the stout sizes, too. We will gladly charge any of these suits, if desired. No interest or extras. We do not penalize our friends. of fine ginghams and prints, in cute patterns. Some including Worsteds, Cassimeres and SUITS of medium and heavy-weight fabrics gle and double breasted, comservative, Cheviot: in plaids, stripes, checks and mixtures. sport and Norfolk models. OVERCOATS of Plaid Backs, Overplaids and Through-and-Through Plaids, in box and belted models. Sizes 36 to 42. models, pleated 2 to 6 embroidered others with front. Sizes “HI-N-DRI” Showerproof Topcoats, in light shades. Sizes 35 to 10. Goldenberg's—First Floor Clothing Store for Men: Direct Entrance From Seventh Streef. Gioldenbers's—Third Flodr. N Charge Accounts Invited. Goldenberg's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited $2.98 Leather Handbags | $1.95 to $2.50 Choice, $1.88 Novelty Silk Scarfs Such values and styles as these are seldom, if ever offered the buy ing public—you will fairly marvel at the array of new shapes and kinds-— the very latest grains, such as calf, d”lgalor lizard and novelty effes Smart pouch and underarm bags in plain or embossed styles. Black, ](Vaudtno»\n gray, red, green and other popular shades. Silk or leather ined. $1.49 Every smartly dressed woman wears a scari of some kind—and again, the brighter and more vivid the colorings the more stylish and distinctive looking. This assortment embraces many new and charming novelty effects of heavy silk crepe de chine, in colorings that will blend A Manufacturer’s Close-Out — Three and Four--Piece Models—Many with TWO Pairs of Pants. " Sizes 5 to 18 years. Sizes 5 to 18 Years with the suits, coats and dresses worn this season. Full widths and length, finished with narrow hems. The majority are perfect—some are s]lgh'h shaded. Parents will appreciate the wonderful savings in this sale tomorrow-—the suits are of fine all-wool fabrics and every suit is ex- pertly tailored for good looks and service. Three and four piece models. Many with TWO PAIRS of pants. Suits with long or short pants; suits with two pairs of knickers, suits with vest and lung!cs suits with vest and golf knickers. Sizes 5 to 18 years. $1.25 Cotton Batts 72X80—T by ee-lb. | Quilted Batts, 1 3 tull size for mak- | ing double-bed om- { & forts. Sol u- ) J larly for § I | Razor Blades; pack- | age of five blades. Sold regularly. for 39¢ Razor Blades ! aac.‘()’rnllet Goods, | {26¢ Entire Stocks of Boys’ Winter Overcoats | > {-] No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted 40-inch Sport (30) Junior Boys' Satin, a high-grade ? Overcoats, chinchilla and wool ~mixtures; quality. In street, ‘ sizes 2% to § years. evening and lingerie / Sold regularly for §i. $1 Sport Satin $5 Junior Overcoats rayon satin-face Boys’ $3 to $5 colors. at Reductions of One-Third to One-Half $10 to $12.75 Junior Overcoats, 2 to 9 years, Reduced to $5.50. $13.50 and $15 Junior Overcoats, 2 to 9 years, Reduced to $7.50. Larger Boys’ Overcoats in Sizes 11 to 18 Years $6.95 Grade, Reduced to $4.75. $22.50 Grade, Reduced to $12.75. $10 Grade, Reduced to $5.75. $25 Grade, Reduced to $14.75. $15 Grade, Reduced to $8.75. $29.50 Grade, Reduced to $18.85. $18.50 Grade, Reduced to $10.75. {pldenborenithicd Floor. Charze Accounts Invited. Men’s $2 “Reis” Make Rlbbed Union Suits $1 Silk & Wool Hose, 47¢ Silk and Wool Half Hose, medium wetght; full reinforced heel, toe and sole, New heath- er shades with contrasting tigures. $2.50 Broadcloth Pajamas, $1.65 Genutne Broadcloth Pa- jamas, in_white, blue and gray; sflk frog trimmed coat. Full cut sizes from A to D. Bath Rubes and Dressing Gowns—One-Third Off Regular Prices Entire stock of Bath Robes and Dressing Gowns, of full blankets, blanket cloths and rayon materials. [] stock of famous make of Men's Union Suits at this big reduction for clear- Heavy ribbed cot- ton Union Suits, in ecru and plain white, made with tailored shoulders, perfect closed crotch and full cut seat that will not gap. Garments that will give the maximum of comfort and service. $2 and SZ.%S Underwear 45 Winsted Mills _wool-mixed Underwear, natural gray color medium and heavy weights. Mostly all sizes in shirts and drawers up to 50, in regulars and stouts. $4 and $5 Hats, $2.95 Final clearance of “Smart Set” and “Goldenberg's Spe- clal” Hats, all this season's best selling shapes and colors. 25 Underwear, 74c Heavy Fleece lined Under- wear, jaeger color; clear white fleece that will not rub off. Shirts and drawers in mostly all sizes. Goltenberse—tir Roounts. Taviied:” Our regular this ance, Sale of RINGS Women’s, Misses’ and Men’s Styles A manufacturer closed out his surplus stock of Sterling Silver Rings to us at very large conces- sions—this remarkable sale event is the result. Trays full of these glittering rings ready for your se- lection tomorrow--rings set with brilliant rhinestones, some com- bined with sapphire, others of glittering cluster rhinestones, also dinner rings and a full assortment of pinky rings of large and small sizes in ruby, emerald, sapphire and topaz. . Every ring in the col- lection fully guaranteed. Two for $1.00 Goldenberg’s—First Floor~—Charge Accounts Invited. IEmmNO. INTEREST. OR. EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCO ]| of Listerine Tooth | shaving lotion. s 25¢ Tooth Paste Full Size Tubes Paste. Sold regu- larly !or 25r (Tollet Goods I16c¢ $1 Lilac Vegetal Pinaud's Lllar‘ Vegetal, the fav ite toilet water let Goods Dept.) Il of “Rit,” the {73¢ i5c Packages “Rit” e iy 10c Real Hair Nets Six for Regular 15¢ packages % 8 (Notion Dept.) ) c Hair Nets, Real ! cap or fringe styles; in single or double meshianuorted c shades. All perfect 5 | quality. | Ha n d kerchiefs, in | pretty drawn col- | ored thread styles; | assorted patterns. . ter Pitchers, in as- i (Basement.) Il wire drain basket; | regularly 50c & 69¢ Men's Silk Pongee Hdkfs. 139¢ $1 Water Pitchers Colored Glass Wa- } 39 98¢ French Fryers Aluminum French 5 (Basement.) Fryers, pan and 39¢ Linen Crash sorted styles. Sold regularly for $1. good size. Sold for 98c. All-linen Tmported Crash, extra fine grade, for roller or tea towels. Red or blue borders. $1.50 “Nappy” Blankets 66x80-inch Dou- ble-bed Size “Nap- Lumberjacks (100) Boys’ All-wool and ‘Wool - mixed 19¢ Sheeting Cotton [ py” Blankets, in gray, with various colored borders. } 7 Sold regularly for $1.50 each. Boys’ $5 to $10 Suits, O’Coats & Mackinaws (300) Boys’ All-Wool, Part-Wool and Overcoats Manufacturer’s odd lots and many perfect quality Corduroy Suits, Wool Mackinaws. slight irregulars, 38-inch Unbleached 1 Sheeting “otton, ex- tra heavy round-thread quality. Sold regular- Iy for 18¢ y: 19¢ Dress Ginghams Plaid L. u l'n- s 18145 also sllght irregulars of “Zipo"” Jackets. Sizes 6 to 16 years. 32-inch and 1$2.95 and a few mis-matched. Sizes 2 to 18 years. $S & $6 Grass Rugs 8 ft. by 10 ft. and 9 ft. by 12 £t. Heavy Dou- ° ble Warp Japanese Grass Rugs, in handsome stenciled designs. 59¢ Sash Curtains Sash Curtains, in = neat checked effects, with full ruffled hems. Sold regu- larly for 6%¢ pair. $1 Union Suits ‘Women's Medium- weight Cotton Un- ? ion Suits, with ray- on stripe, made ( with low neck, no / Regular sleeves and knee length. and extra sizes. Children’s $1 Union Suits solled from han- Children’s Fleeced Cotton Unjon Suits, } of Cinderella and E. Z. makes. Slightly 5 dling. 9 Women’s $1 Hose Women's Rayon and Silk-mixed Stockings, made with the mock-seam back; longer than a . boot length. In a good assortment of all desirable colors for street Slight irregulars of the $1 grade. ¢ Annex.) Blouses Boys' Attached- collar Blouses, in plain_colors. Sizes c 7 to 16 years. Per- fect quality and slight irregulars of 39¢ Mercerized Sateen 36-inch Mercerized white, light dark colors. Dept.—8 Regular 19¢ and 25c Art Laces, in cream, l white and tan: assort- c terns. (Art Dept.— 5 Second Floor.) B 69¢c Table Covers 54x54-inch Oilcloth ed on Sanitas of cloth. Slight irre ulars of the $2 Bleached Sheets 90x108 Seamless Bleached ° Sold regularly for $2. Boys’ 59¢ to-$1 neat stripes and the 59¢ to $1 grades. Sateen, In black, 19¢ & 25¢ Art Laces ed widths and pat- Table Covers. prlnl s 49c srade. 8. Sheets, free from starch or dressing. ind plaids; / all wanted u)lom Sdld ‘regularly for 19¢ yard. $1.25 Bleached Sheets 81x90 Seamless Blea ched Sheets, double-bed size: free from starch or dressing. Sold reg- . ularly for $1.25. 29¢ Pillowcases 45x36 Bleached Pillowcases, free from starch or dressing; hand torn and ironed. Sold regularly for 29c. 19¢ Outing Flannels 36-inch Outing Flannels, heavy double fleece, revers- ible quality, in neat colored stripes. Sold i regularly for 19¢ yd. $1.69 Longcloth 36-inch L ongc!oth a close-woven, soft- finish quality; yvards In each plece. Sold regu- larly for $1.69 yard. 29¢ Indian Head 36-inch White In- dian Head, linen finish quality; two to ten vard lengths. Sold regularly for 29¢ yard. 25¢ Chiffon Voiles 39-inch Plain-col- or Chiffon Voiles, fine sheer quality. In all wanted lin- gerie colors. Sold regularly for 25c yd. 116¢ 119¢ ;19c;?