Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 30

'THT EVENING STAR., WASTTINGTON, TT T TTHD\Y T\\T ,\RY “f: 1')"9 INO INTEREST ()R I \IR 18 ll)l)l l) I() ()I/R BUI)(.I T PL: lN.‘ I IT PAYS TO '1 DEAL AT Golld@mb@rg S BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE" $2.50 Novelty Scarfs, $1.69 Silk Crepe de Chine Novelty Searfs, full length. finished with narrow hem. A good selection of the desirable colorings and combinations in block print effects. Another Big Coal Lvent! irls’ & Misses’ Fur-Trimmed ress and Sports Coats $8.98 Reguiar $20.00 Values Good news, indeed, for the girl or miss who has not purchased a new coat this H season { Mothers! D.:shters! Good NEWS for Both! For School and Every-day Wear ! a special purchase from an overstocked manufacturer who needed ready ; T S L O cash; the result, we bought them at practically our own figure, and offer them to &’ you at the same money-saving advantage. ! Models for sports or dress wear, of Bolivia, Velour, Tweeds and Sport Cloth. l All with fur collar and cuffs of nutria or Mandel, some with bands of fur. Fine ! tucks and silk stitching. Self-covered or fancy buttons. Come in Tan. Rust, Brown, Blue and all color combinations. 13 to 19 years. Second Floor.—Charge Acconnts Tnvited. $1.50 to $2.00 Necklaces | Women’s $2.98 I“mdb'\szs In the Popular CIm‘krr Style 89¢ An assorted lot of the Choker Necklaces of French Pearl*, Tin-cut Crystals and Diamond-cut Crystal effects, beautiful quality, evenly matched pearls* and brilliant sparkling crystal effects, in white and colors. $2 Pearl* Ropes, $1.39 | saroOLfiATE' /E RADE MARK DRESSE%GIRLS} NEWEST SPRING FABRICS AND COLORS—-ADORABLE STYLES All Splendld Values YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE QUALITY FOR ONE DOLLAR! Sizes 10 to 20 and Values all the more astonish- \ ing when ',ou realize that th@SR4 SIZES RANG FROM A bewildering array of styles for both big girls and little misses. In colors for all types and complexions. It's so easy and so economical to have a fresh, clean dress every day at this surprisingly low cost. Prints—Novelty Weaves--all $1! Come early-the values are so extraordinary we fear the en- @ A special Saturday offering of stylish Handbags, representing a manufac- turer’'s odd lots and closeouts, good quality leathers, in newest shapes— pouch, underarm and top strap styles. Black and colored leathers; silk o 60-inch Knotted Pearl* Ropes, in the most wanted sizes: goed quality French beads in beautiful color and finish. “ Artifieial. Goldenbers's—First Floor.—1se Your Charge Account. leather lined. Goldenbers's—First Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. tire new shipment will hardly last more than a day or two. Sales of two, three and even six to a customer will not be unexpected. Order by 'Phone if you can't come in person Men S Sults and Overcoats From Several of the Forvnu)srClolhin o Makers These garments were purchased from makers who know the kind of duthmg well- dnessed men want—the values are 5o great that no man can afford to miss this opportunity to buy a new suit or overcoat, $19.75 and $24.75 Qualities $12 Clearance Boys’ Clothing $8.75 to $10 T'wo-Pants Suits and Overcoats, $6.39 Suits, with two pairs of knickerhocker pants and vest to match; nest miztures; sizes N to 16 vears. Overcont n various dressy models of mannish mistures. Sizes 3 to 15 years. $12.75 and $15 Suits, $9.75 Two-pants Vest Suits, two pairs of golf s pants: wool materials in neat mistures; sizes 315 grades, 11 and 12 N to 16 years. years $18.50 to $25 Suits, $14.75 | 30 wede yeurs “Prep” and High School Suits, with two Continued for Tomorrow Half-Price - Sale of Mllhnery Suits of Cassimere and Cheviot and Homespun. Sizes 33 to 42. (irny!, Tans and Browns, in stripes, mixtures and herringbone plaids. Single and double breasted models; all half lined and well tailored. Sizes 33 to 44 Tans, Browns, Grays, Oxfords and Novelty mixtures; self back, thru-and- thru fabrics and a few plaid backs. Some with quilted yokes, others with sleeve lining, Overcoats Reduced bbbl $1.95 ‘S:‘:ld 88 Grades, 3 10 8 $4.95 ‘)‘I:"lu SIS |(nu|e- T8 $9.75 $10 75 $14.75 $18.50 Women in need of a new hat for immediate or carly Spring wear should certainly take advantage of this opportunity—the saviigs mean just ONE-HALF fmmcl prices The \l\l(‘\ embrace all the most popu- lar and ¢ hmmmg that the millinery world produces, while the colorings are those bearing Fashion's stamp of approval. 13 0 18 $21.50 10 $29.50 grades, 13 20 years pairs of long pants: all wool materials n dressy mivtures. Sizes 15 10 20 years. o Women’s Full-Fashioned S_grwce- Weight Silk Hose .= ANY Good, o= | ! wosiery value seldom offer | a hrifty women should ) | 1ake nll/muv e of this sale and | | put in a supply. Full fashioned ‘ and service weight, with four ' | Gollenbierg's-—Second Floor —Charge Aecounts Tnvited. January Reductions in Our Men'’s Furmshmgs Section ole to 75¢ Hose, 38¢ Perfoct and lereguiars Rayon mixed Fancy Hose, high spliced heel, roin forced hu- and sole; good color dombinations, Sizes 1 10 to 1t | $2 Nightrobes, $1.35 i Faultless Flannelette N bes, good heavy weight; assorted stripes: brawd mmed front and whiary callar, os 15 ta M. . \0 Gloves, M 7 79¢ & $1 Chamosuede Novelty Cuff Gloves 5 8(: pair serviceable, yet stylish Gloves, of chamosuede, with novelty cutls in flare or turn. back styles and contrasting color embroidered backs Assorted colors and sizes, , Bath and Lounging Robes Former $4.98 to 82730 Bath and Lounging Rodes, o h vade blankets, a \\ llu ndon, Kelly and Beacon rakes; alse Brocaded Raven Robes, hined and un! ‘0\( atyles, ey inch Jisle pa welt, ulnlm(rll |l Heeliand tosiofl Irregulars u/ 5185 Grades ‘) it ilove ‘v// { ment of desirable shade “ ¢ hacks, stitehed ? While termed “inregulars,” the injuries will in no way affect wear \ broids ¥ » e nor appearance \ onldend, L RTETN ) o u s e—— Worsted and tton Union Suits, Manafield miake: fiat loched seams, snug-Kiting coliarette, re 1 croteh and seati ectu color; all regular \lllm day Morning Spece ml 92:0510 1 PM. Unl\——lhna Dep. $5.75 to $1 Neckwe Toilet Specials $6.95 Suits, S58c¢ e rods Vo Ovem, | & M‘.l(‘kinu\\' ) KR aiinetpl Kbt ot Womkmne | 1 “THE extoen, ol Nleener, abrorbent tiswe tor te maving cold eream ¢ Waie Rewhes, Pene: W Mratle stie with selid N A ehony and madogany fhas N the staintess devdorant, ° Neehwear, including srap Pamps, Ties and Oxlords, of vent St aleo Blacke suvin and of Bilreen new and sinat models from whin b et ..' e’y Big Baih Sean ».q' ‘e 4\.\ THREE to 2e Cvicare S0 s bl eam o chapped @ w LS Phiee blowens Face Blep i and n, suede and dull Jeather Chuire § prants ' Noet, tor vemoving superfluous Biiltn. all w“, and | e ol aets, fabors and e al o purt wool material vate vallars, wew \:‘Ifln.".“" X blsicians and Surkouns’ Soan Mackinaws and warm § Q cream, eori and wanted volar com R e wost desiably Winter weight O v e AL dhe st desicabl PALE, e wizes tn the Jot from 3 to 18 years, Spanish, military or low walking heel ent from 5 o 7, A to 1 widihs Cobenber o Vi “ ants Inyited ket ials coits e Johaten & Teknsons Kimars Valewm N | 306 Bebewa oo Baste, b, EN IR ISR VR W Y b 1nRyD 10 ()l'lu BUDGET LN "‘"'""“’""'"“"‘W""m;'r"'r"'mmmu:.«._.ul DO NOT PUNALIZE OU k FRIE \I)\Mwmm N Sizes 1 the azsortin ol s Wdenie g Ll Tt Al mmNO ANTEREST OR LNTRAS | v