Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1927, Page 8

' THE BUNDAY 'BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, TJANUARY 30, 1927—PART 1. O INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT. Don't Fail to Read Following — Pages for News of Our m _ s V| 9 Rummge Sale MGIGID S Extraordinary bargains in every s department! BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST "THE DEPENDABLE STORE* WE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIENDS Our Store-Wide February Rummage Sale —starts tomorrow, with wonderful savings in every department. See fol- lowing pages for details. 'What Could Be More Welcome Than the Announcement of Another Dress Event Made Famous by Goldenberg’s Wonderful Value-Giving NEW ARRIVALS HURRIED FROM NEW YORK —ADDED TO MAKE A GREAT SALE STILL GREATER! Late Winter Models—for Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear. Finest Quality Materials and Styles You Would Never Expect to Find at Such a Price! ALL SIZES—Misses’, 16 to 20. Women’, 36 to 48. Plenty of Extra Large Goldenberg’s “TWO for $15” Dress Sales have been the wonder of all and are the most talked-about dress events ever held in Washing- ton. If you have never attended one of these famous Dress Sales let nothing prevent your presence to- morrow—for we've eclipsed all former records for amazing values. Dresses specially purchased last week—exclusive models intended to retail at many times the sale ptrice— have been added to create new and SlZCS, 46 and 48 Included. greater saving opportunities for you! Pay $14 for One Dress—Buy Another for $1— Sold in Pairs Only. (TWO Dresses for $15) With the wonderful success scored time after time in previous “TWO for $15.00” Dress Sales, it may sound like an exaggeration : to state that tomorrow’s sale is even bigger and better than any former sale. But it is a fact that never have we offered such marvel- f‘g’:fig” ous values as you’ll find here Monday morning. Hundreds of new Dresses have been received from the same maker who supplied us Skeiched i \ ; —a with last week’s great dress bargains, and this greatest of all Dress Sales starts afresh tomorrow. From N / Y V. e have never quoted comparative values in any of our famous “Two for $15” Dress Sales, but we are strongly tempted to do so Dresses now. For the reason you will find Dresses in tomorrow’s sale worth TWO, THREE and even FOUR TIMES MORE! Not just in This, { g 7 . Sole : " : a few dresses, but hundreds—and women who come early will find dress bargains that have never been surpassed. Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses—in Fact, Smart Frocks for Every Occasion. Sizes 16 to 48, Including Plenty of Extra Large Sizes These Lovely Silks —Brocaded Canton —Rich Satins - —Flat Crepe —Fine Twills —Filmy Georgette —Combinations of Georgette and Velvet —All-over Embroidered Dresses with Tinsel Thread Racks of the most charming models—styles you would ordinarily find in dresses costing much more. Frocks for dancing—street wear—afternoon—or business. All waiting your earliest selection. Don’t fail to be here tomorrow morning! All Wanted Colors —Rose Gray —Chartreaux —?agdinal —Nude —Jade oh —New Blue _g:nvy —Green i —Cocoa . —Rose -quwn —Orchid —Maize —Street Shades | —Evening Shades A Galaxy of New Spring Styles A\ % ‘ " /2 3 4% The colorful embroidery which is the leading Spn'ni u ; St —"fi“' SIS AT KRR s i l ‘ .{ 3 ‘ i touch—smocking—neat pleatings and hand-drawn wor! ' . 3 ” E are featured in many styles. One and two piece. models, | A I TR well tailored, batwing or new puffed sleeves. \ Evening Dresses, in all-over beaded effects, trimmed. ; ; = § ¢ with bias folds of velvet, others with lace and ribbon trim- ’ 7 & i) | s : &7 mings. Afternoon and street models frimmed in em- i ! | broidered designs, fine tucks, fancy buttons and contrast- ! ingQolors. Circular, pleated and shirred skirts. j NO. INTEREST, OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNTSWWW EWDO NOT PENALIZE OUEMINV S\