Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1928, Page 28

4 ; ~ TIE_SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FEBRUARY 5 1928—PART T. of Dresses, Believing Them to Be the Best We siasm Tomorrow—The Styles Are the Newest for We Are Mcst Enthusiastic Over This Shipment A g This Sale Should Create Great Buying Enthu- STORE" Have Offered This Season. Fresh Shipments Arrive for Another “2 for BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. THE DEPENDAB Spring, the Colors Most Charming. $15” Sale Styles That Are Smartest for Spring—Colors Significant to Spring Ensembles, Ensemble Effectsand Dresses For the Small Women—Also ‘“Youthful”’ Stout Models Sold in \E/B Sold in Pairs Pairs Only Q\\ \\x Only Sketched Sketched v Women are always on the lookout for Goldenberg’s “Two for $15” Dress Sales, knowing full well that they will be more than repaid for waiting and watching. Dresses of high-grade silks in the very latest models, with the newest trimmings, all the lovely bright-colored hues for Spring, as well as the more staple darker shades, are all to be found in these sales. Dresses for every occasion —whether it be Afternoon Teas, Theatre, Street or Business—vou'll surely find one to vour liking. Materials Are— Crepe Romaine, Kashinette Cloth, Flat Crepe, Georgette Crepe, Satin-Back Canton, Canton Crepe, All-over Embroidered Georgette, Georgette and Lace and Flannel and Print Combinations. Smart New and Decidedly Popu- Cleverly Trimmed With bor Hinanniibios, Wmntitie Kiiucts Fine Tucks, Pleats and Folds of contrasting colors, Gold and Twc-pi Models for the small- 3 e: wo::,,m:::“e :he,e oot and Silver Thread, Yokes and Vestees of Lace, “youthful” stout dresses for the larger _Fancy Buc'fle' and Buttons. Plaited, shir- women. red or circular skirts, with folds and All the Sought-after High Shades that fash- draped effects. ion demands for Spring. Dainty pastel shades and the more staple colors, such as Red, Gray, Navy, Blue and Black. Sizes 16 to 36 for Small Women Sizes 38 to 42 for Women and Sizes 421> to 48 for Stout Women