Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1928, Page 20

20 THE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928. MASONIC LEADERS |, Tescmem,zi e TGWAM] INJUNCTION. [ B2%sr st et st omtFAKE WALES EMPLOYE. |3t s ot o e o ELDERLY DANCERS FIND £ o o o e 1 : o ures. Yogananda's counsel that “He prince’s chaut- McEwen that manty of the | Y,?;E"m beflthe hu:'n?:hmmd DEc's'oN RESEBVED Dpolice actlvities should have been di- OITAINS PLE"TY anDlT SUPPOR!T IN GLASGOW eldm Mwluch ’m have grsce .,‘Q? w’Ll CONFER HERE here February 20. The Grand Lodge rected against those who threatened o —— - 1. ew young people ean ot Ahe District : Columbia served o4 At I Swindler Decelves Young Woman, | "' you expected to be invitea | To8¢hers Claim Old Men Do Mod-|*™50e o A o t ) . 3 . to eourt,”, replied the judge, before this season is & I3 New York Grand Lodge to Be Host | sonfersnce. New, Vore anpouncel na |Arguments Conclnded in Suit of | TOsPIt4l, for, nervous and mental dis- L Gl Yending THormion to prison ™ Co "‘;‘ ":h"“ L ¥ho can beat &l 'E'u‘ Soun e . (oo 1 o ding its invitation, ex-| - iami |tlent entered his hospital January a1 Driver. o outh. performance Iatest dances,” he at Moeting to Open on Dainea that the Iter Inchuded Tunch- | Yopananda to Prevent Miami |GG et Sy bl aasured” BOE | Gocraspontance of the Awortaad Prae, Finds Coutin After 60 Years. | Corrsondonce of the Asocated Prese. | Shit; SBIAININE Mo atana,” Fat and February 0. e T oan thiap Police Interference. L N e e o man| LONDON.—Employment by the Prince | Corraspandenca ot The Star. GLASGOW, Beotland—Protests| footed and ususlly sxcepionsny Lok, i of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, ————— “imagines she is a lion, and .mml&t; of Wales is regarded as an ‘“open - | againat old men dancing with young s o, during an address ot & dinner geR D\ \y Associated Prese. e o el tincd, | 88me” n oortain social and Anancial | 2 4| Yomen in the public dancing halls have e— toda; -Noyes Lodge, No. 33, - . , L | cireles. "‘g Hea a5 ARSUBRREAIE MRS :'“ " ,,.'..'}::. Theabal Lodse, No. 40, last’ evening,| MIAML Fla., Pebruary 8.—A petition | ther. the swami old her he was s nor | S Thornton, 25, & mechanio, | MArEuerite Hammond had ad 2ut the dancing teachers in Presses Busy in Dunlop’s Town. o conference of Masonic grant stated that he would entertain those ate | nieq ‘1 Gireult Court here by Swamt|#nd held Miami in his grasp. needed a little pocket money. He made | 38rch for 60 years. He has received ting in' these ocia] Correspandence of the Asoclated Press, will be held at the Willard Hotel, begin- | /. i,c the conference of grand masters Y ands, Hindu lecturer, for ‘," Y: da sald the woman came 10 | himeelt acquainted with wom. | letter from Reseds, Calif., 8 &5 they are bl wlfl:lrl Just so STRABANE, Ireland—In ‘clock Monday morning, | at luncheon, Thi R uary 23, on | YOuaN! Y an in- | ectures on request of her husband, - ing as the chauffeur of the | ¥here she lives Her name 1s Mrs. T¢ wes coptendes & get around. & shop on ning at 10 o' it 3 ing And John | {unction agatnat police interference withi | Bt lectites oF request of ek, TESEOCCS | an, post e Edward Warren, and she s the wife of | it B in the mnsln eir- | Main strest in this Tyrone County town February 20. At & similar eenhmd it which nrrum.m"-“ short ad. | RIS assemblies, was held under advise- walking, ‘The lecturer d he 'had Pnnonmo I!:Iu. h:l L the head o Warren o h.: at the old men—“bald heads, ting presses still clattar where year 38 of the Masonic gran > Hays Hammon make ment today by Judge A. J. Rose. ‘The| S0V ME an Dprivate lessons, as that the marry him, she two were t up ul’ are flM—lhoul'd confine them- | Capt. John Dunlop, printer of the ., Lt L T o racce"vi compned - | 111, A%, N, DL ST 1 i esnd ks S Bian 1| CRROT T er o [e 1, Sl 4, pltne | Ad Dektin Pof et ; 3 - 5 s ence, e R i a“: miasters and other grand | out of 26,000,000 families. it was| Yoganands was recently ordered by |Pretk up his meetings. gether they visi| ! the girl's parents | the stage in 1911 to thi girls and boys. o i 1760 was known u‘nl‘ohn # ‘. assembled here. Iy | found last year that 21,000,000 owned mllu to leave Miami following pro- G and the l:l‘:lfl'\l‘:‘rald ing sultor borrowed u P ‘—"_n Avas Watisih McEwen, teacher of dancing, | Printer. 1t is now known as E. £ Such conferences are held usually tomobiles, 10,000,000 had phono- | test by & group of citizens concerning| More than 2,000,000 sacks were used | £10 from the man.’ rrested for hegging ot to huve $206 | rie lmm- out strongly in defense of | Gray & Sons, but it 1s still at the same sbout the time of the annual conven- :\rx.gr‘:l!l 6,000,000 had planos and over | his meetings. ~ Police contended the |to care for the grain raised in Tunisia| Thornton next introduced himself to | John Cosgrave was rlderly men and women dancing and in | old ~location. Dunlop was borm in & taxt driver as the prince's trusted in his pockets. #on ol the Oeccge Washinglon Matoh's step was taken to save the swami from |in the past year. this he is backed up not only by the | Meetinghouse atreet hers, ‘Nationa! e > - 4,000,000 had radio sets. $1 Pearl’ Ropes || 69c | Peari®* Ropes, 60-inch knetted repes, bea ! quality indestruetible beads, in the pepular rese cream finish. *Artificial Oilcloth 19¢ yard 1 Nlight Seconds | Six-quarter Table Oilcloth, in self- color designs, slight seconds. $1 to $1.49 Silks At 58c Yard Remnant Lengths and Full Pieces | Asserted lot of Jowaley, i a from (Perfort Quality—i 27%38 and 27x52 Smit T (Brussels wea Persian and fleral H (Goldenbors's—Fourth Fieor.) | Ch Orna- H ments, Ears . Necklaces and Chillnn‘avflovol(y Jewelry. Tl o onr Charre Account. A Special Friday Sale $5 to $7 Model Hats | = $2 These hats are the product of one of _ $39 & $50 Pile Fabric Coats $18.98 (325 Prs.) 25c Maco Cotton Hose, sizes 10 to 111 quality and slight irregulars. Pair PR 1 (61) $1 Fleece-lined Shirts, jaeger color; most all sizes. 39: L 5 f high standard, maki - 4) $15 Suede Jackets, i ety o s e i | . e e o I R e B (300[))‘:2’.59; mg tol?zn}f..af‘. SRR l ...... $1.59 b;l,;‘?:; & a These are becomingly made of fine-grade silk faille, in (37)$2.50 and $3 All-Wool and Wool-Mixed Shirts and 4 f ‘ S . Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. all the new high shades for Spring wear. Each with arti- Drawers ...81.20 - ] AR R S RN R $1 SRR v head sizes. All the most popular shapes for miss and (175 Prs.) 50c Rayon-mixed Hose, slight irregulars....16¢c . : (15)':17.9'3. Wmter Coau. stzes 16 .t.c; 38 = . 25 t 39 cotton and et g i (49) $8 Stetson Hats, in brown and gray; last season’s . I | (150) $1.50 to $2.98 House Dresses, sizes 36 to 48...... 80c c to C Millinery at Prices That @ ‘)":;: " 5 SHOC ~~~~~~ U oo S Ceeeenns $2.89 K (3) $98 Cloth Coats, with fur trimmings; sizes 16 : M. Quick Di. 1 89c to $1.50 Cotton Union Suits, perfect quality and ‘ to 38 R i AR e L DOl $59.50 ayon vas abrics ean Quick Disposa T L R $9¢ I S Sutsad Floers—Chi e Adounts itaviled. " $1.69, $2.98 and $3.95 Felt Hats at.................. A Friday clearance of Silks of high quality, many of the (25) $5 and $6 All-Wool and Wool-Mixed Union Suits, Final clearance reductions on these high-grade Pile h ves in lovely plain shades as well as com- the leading designers of New Yeork, but broken sizes; slight irregulars $1.89 i ) tiful, deep pile; lustrous quality; in this most popular wea y p d i o SECoURt: of (HavIawiesss off D as we ; 1t irregulars.................. i :-‘ea.l:::'c:‘::ul::a; ;;.u;':‘:hpwith collar .?l d cufi; of fur, bination colors. Remnant lengths and full pieces, suitable romiasdinotitolmentisitie nampe; Hows (58) 85 Pansy Silk Shirts, most all perfect quality, many with fur-trimmed fronts. $22.50 to $29.78 Winter Coats, fur trimmed; sizes (25) $10 Black Bolivia Cloth Coats, sizes 16 to 38: ...$1.98 (100) $2.98 Raincoats, in blue, green or red; sizes 16 = Women's All Linen Handkerchiefs, plain white; 10c value ........... fevessssssneatetnsncsssesns wlc for various needs. Choice of— ; 40-inch All-Silk Satin Charmeuse, All-Silk Colored Pongee, All-Silk Semi-rough Shantung, In this assortment one will find almost every wanted Cotton or Rayon Material wanted for dresses, lingerie, .draperies, etc. All the most desirable colors and useful lengths. Choice of— ever, the trade mark label is in each hat, and you will instantly recognize it as one ficial .touches of silk and tinsel threads. Large and smail 100 Girls' Felt Tams; regularly $1.00 each.... Lot of Flowers of various kinds; former 79 VU7 TGO R A D R Goldenberg's—=8econd Floor.—Charge Aceounts Invited. $6.75 to $8.25 Arms;;'ong’s but a few soiled from handling.................. $2.79 (27) $5.95 t0 $7.50 Wool-Mixed Sweaters, broken siges, $3.89 (12) §5 Leatherette Lumberjacks, sizes 36 and 38 only, $1.39 85 to $6.75 One and Two Pants Suits................ Men’s White and Colored Handkerchiefs; 25c value. ...14c 36-inch Mercerized Broadcloth, 39-inch Plain- | :?;53 ;o 8132.75 Ma:kié:wl' amsi §he¢p~lined Coats. Men'’s Silk Pongee Handkerchiefs; 39c value.. .25¢ color Voiles, 36-inch Check Voiles, 39-inch | ue Serge an eviot Suits ............ Women's Novelty Silk Handkerchiefs; 25c value ..10¢ Printed Batiste 36-inch Rayon Crepes, 36-inch | or COIIgOlellm sqtlal’es $15 to $18.50 High School and “Prep” Suits Goldenberg’s—Tirst Fioor.—Use Your Charge Account. - 'quseis Reduced $5 Nemo-Flex Girdles, sizes 28, 33, 34, 35, 36 and 40...$2.50 $3 Thomson's Corsets, sizes 26 to 34. .. .$1.50 Rayon Brilliantine, 32-inch Mercerized Pongee, 39-inch Printed Voiles, 39-inch Printed Organdy, 30-inch Plain and Printed Plisse Crepes, etc., etc. Remnants of 36-inch Printed Charmeuse, 36- inch Rayon Lustre, 36-inch Brocade Rayons, Satin, 36-inch Printed Rayons, 36-inch Printed Mercerized Cotton Foulards, 36-inch Printed Silk and Cotton Crepes, 39-inch Plain Color 25¢ 7 ft. 6 by 9 ft. to 9x11 ft. sizes in these heavy felt-base Squares (without borders), Other Reductions on Floor Coverings $1.39 to $1.69 Juvenile Novelty Suits $10.95 to $14.75 Junior Overcoats........... . $12.75 to $18 Junior Chinchilla O'Coats $15 to $21.50 Big Boys' Overcoats 36-inch Shantung. Pongee, 36-inch Colored in handsome wool rug designs; also Dutch $24.75 to $29.50 Big Boys' Overcoat Linen, 36-inch Striped Rayons, 36-inch Printed i . ¥ s R s = Linenfinish_Suiting, 36-inch Cotton Wash GIL riGamn, B GUEHI . chusnnacdine '$2.95 Lumberfacks .....0................ $S Boys’ and Girls’ Leatherette Sport Coats $2 and $3 Lined Knickers ... - 75c Corselettes, size 30 only ........... 5 .3%¢ Velles and 45-inch Imported Swiss Organdy. s : $3 and $4 Long Pants $5.50 P. N. Practical Front-Lace Corsét, sise 30, sightly egular 8o and sac grader; reduced to........ Seconds and Discontinued Patterns r IO Sy e Cerineiaaaa 2.79 e B e et Cud, Shnel (11) Fringed Colonial Velvet and Carlton Axminster Rugs, DY . L::“.,..:i":‘n':;:. %;';m:’;?_fng."fim‘ ::d ) size 9x12 ft.; slight irregulars of $50 grade...... $27.50 : T | ::g;nhl'fluu. :9:::1:“&“:7 l.:,v?n' Cre&el -n: c (12) Hodges Cherokee Fibre Rugs, size 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. | | -incl opac yons. engths an 6 in.; regular $14.50 grade...................... $9.75 d 59(: to 75(: Dl'e” GOOdS ‘ | e o R eaten ) (17) Armstrong's Felt-base Rugs, size 9x12 ft.; slight Remnants of 36-inch Part-Wool and All- ‘Wool Dress Fabrics, including Poiret Twill, { . Serge, Crepe, Check Novelties, Plaids and s Stripes; in desirable shades and lengths. Golenbers’s—Tirst Floor—~Use Your Cha Aceount. $‘l-.>50, $2 and $3 Handbags, of leather, suede and karetol; some are soiled from display....... PRRREErE eeens $1 $4 and $5 Beaded Handbags, pretty designs, chain Window Shades & Draperies u-k-to $1 Oil Opaque and Water Color Window Shades; Remnants of 32-inch Romper Cloth, 32-inch Dress Ginghams, 36-inch Printed Percales, 36-inch Outing Flan- nels, 27-inch Shaker Flannel, 26-inch Printed Zephyrs, 36- inch Printed Challies, 30-inch Printed Crepes and 32-inch Printed Madras. Good useful lengths for various needs, Remnants of 35¢ Fast-color Prints, two to five yard 19¢ $3.50 Part-wool Blankets, in Indian or block effects; size $2.50 White Crochet Bedspreads, double-bed size. ...$1,79 $1.89 Crinkle Bedspreads, 72x105 and 80x105 siz Ware 10c Hair Nets, fringe and cap styles. TWO for, . 25c Fancy Ribbon Garters, with trimming, pair. .. Babies' Rubber Bibs, assorted colors; 25c value........ Goldenberg's~~First Floor.—harge Aceounts Invited. $1.69 Flannelette Pajamas, two-pie 79¢ Black Sateen Novelty Aprons Decorative 10c to 19c Stamped Pieces, including three-piece white vanity sets, 12 and 18 inch centers; and tan pillow slips. irregulars of $10.75 grade................... "...$5.88 (21) 85 Stenciled Japanese Matting Rugs, size 9 ft. by BLRERE e o vt o e i $2.45 (9) Chenille and Wilton Carpets, various room sizes; slight irregulars of $65 to $100 grades. $37.50 (26) Stenciled Double-warp Rice Straw Rugs, size 6x9 ft.; regular $3.50 grade $1.88 10c and 25c Tooth Brushes, slightly soiled............ 9¢ 60c Derma Viva Liquid Powder, all tints.............29¢ $1 and $1.50 Creams, Face Powders, Dusting Powder, Bath *.' Children's Fancy Sport Socks, some value 27c Footwear Women's $4 to $§ Low Shoes, sizes 2!, ta 7. .. Men's §1 Felt House Slippers, sizes 6 to 10, .......... 69¢ Women's $3 to 85 Low Shoes, aizes 214 to 4 only. . ... .60¢ Women's $2.50 Galoshes and Rayn Roots, sizes 3 to 7. .§1.9§ 's $1.50 to 82 High & Low Shae s 4 to 8. .95 Roys' $2.50 to 84 High & Low Shoes, si to 13! ;’slnml NO INTEREST, OB EXTRAS ADDED #0 OUR BUDGET l'LJNm"'E DO NOT PENALIZE OUR ERIENDS L) - (8) Junior Floor Lamps, metal base, with two sockets and silk shade. Regular $22.50 and $25 grade. Friday O A S e $12.50 (2) Overstuffed Club Chairs, upholstered in blue and taupe Jacquard velour. Regular $45 grade. Friday at $27.50 (12) Odd Dining Room Chairs, Huguenot walnut finish; velour upholstered seats. Regular $7.50 grade. size vanity, chifforobe and bow-end bed. Regular $250 (4) Buffet Mirrors, polychrome frame with plate glass mirror; 48 inches long. Regular $22.50 grade. L L e e $14.78 (5) Davenport Tables, mahogany finish on gumwood; Renaissance base; size 16x60 inches. Regular $19.78 | ——— R 1 . RS BRIRRPR AR . . oo v e i boid S108 | — | $1 Seamless Bleached Sheets, 81x90 size ; perfect quality, 79¢ ) g\ifi i | I X orettes, Colonial brown mahogany veneered on | _ | $4 Rayon Bedspreads, 80x105 size.................. $2.49 x Odd l"Ots Handbags | $2 Mattress Covers, single or twin bed sizes. . gumwood. Sold regularly for $50. Friday at...... $39 perfect and slight irregulars. s .............. “4;1; ni— S— - | T e =iy 3 $2 Voile or Marquisette Curtains. Set.............. : | ’ s 5 i S8-inch Mercerized Table Damask, mill lengths; all white 3 % 39¢ and 48c Yard-wide Cretonnes, mill lengths from 2 ';’9’: | women 8 wear | Women's Full-fashioned Chiffon and Service Weight Silk and colored borders: $9¢ value. .................. 39¢ 1 i R i g et e | Stockings; $1.65 to $1.95 value................. $tao 10c I'r"r':"'";" Wash Cloths, white and colored borders: § { — N - . s p i 3 4 ORI, Lo v ity L e e S 3 { Galdanbera's—Rirst Bloor—Charge Accounts Inshed, e 82 Women's Rayon Stockings, slight lrregullr‘:‘. I.O.cc::(l'\:a. ::: 15¢ Bleached Crash Toweling, colored borders oty N | 25¢ Turkish Towels, double-thread quality; 18x36-inch $3.98 Rrushed Wool Sweater Sets Lo 280 $5 Pure Wool Knitted Sweater Sets Lo..83.08 $2.98 Girls' Brushed Wool 2-piece Scari & Tam Sets. .$1.98 $1 Little Girls' Panty Dreases, sizes 2 to § years. . (N Little Girls' $1.95 Fine Folt Hats. ... ... . ..., . Girls' 39¢ Flannelotte Bloomers, sizes 4 to 12 years A% $6.98 t0 §7.98 Little Girls' Winter Coats, sizes }& yrs, $4.60 Missea' 85 & $5.95 Reatyette Raincoats, sizes 16-20 yra, $2.98 . a— g 17) $3.50 Heavy Felt-base Rugs, size 4 ft. 6 in. by 9 ft.: Fri T — 66x80 inches ...$1.98 ( . ;. LGSt L O M e i RN e W $3.50 4 slight irregulars.................. $1.98 (2) 60-inch Buffets, walnut finish on gumwood. Regular Kl‘llt Undel'wear $6 :1.:1:;7”'1’.?:.““' U Gs";‘;‘s’ Mill Lengths of Inlaid or Jaspe Linoleum, 2 to § sq. yds. $50 grade. Friday at............ s ismkpey .‘.‘.“sas S ] it el o s i eight-quarter width. Square yard ..59¢ (2) Three-piece Bed-Davenport Suites, upholstered in Jac- S R T i i (11) $37.50 to $50 Real Oriental Rugs, average quard velour. Regular $245 grade. Friday at..... 160 Women's Fleeced Cotton Union Suits, slightly soile: o R R N b (6) Windsor Rockers, mahogany finish on gumwood, with ! value ......... seeess S siieeii | $1 Felt-base Rugs arms. .Regulgr $15 grade. Ffiday Lo $10.78 Boys’ Part-wool Unmv.: Suits, $1.25 value. . ‘ b Vi (2) Boudoir Chairs, upholstered in dark cretonne. Seld i Women's Medium-weight Cotton Union Suits, 89c 5 | ;_e;ulnrly lo; $22.50. sFriduy ¢ T RERSPNIY $16.50 | - | O enl o L S sk e s c == S S = =] (2) Four-piece Bedroom Suites, American walnut veneered | Children’'s Knit Waists, slight seconds; 29c value. ..... 17¢ $1.39 Crinkle Bedspreads, 80x90 size............... 98¢ on gumwood. Suites consist of S0-inch dresser, full- & R $2.29 Salts and Toilet Water. Each................. .. 68¢ RN FHAEP RO ... .. coiviiineniniinnnn.s $14.78 25¢ Key Cases, all leather, hold six or more keys. ....... 9c | Renaissance Soap, the popular antiseptic soap. . .8e (4) Odd Dressers, walnut veneered on gumwood: 40-inch Goldenberg'se—First ¥loor.—1 se Your Charge Account. ;i LN . o s 25¢ Tyres's Antisentic. Powdér. Box 9 base. Sold regularly for $35. Friday at. ... 24.98 |+ Wooden Trousers Hangers, with felt tips; 10c value. . . .. 4c % bl NEpUeiO b - Chideshareaburniture Store—"Acrons (he Seeer. | (o - S | 10c Trimming Braids and Bias Tape, odds and ends. TWO 39c Whisk Brooms, strongly made i | pieces for ..... Brcton kv e i 00 L Ll b = | & L T e A B s AL g et Diedetn] ARG . (SRR | A R G R R ize; colored borders: irregulars. v 198 . 50c Maids’ White Lawn Aprons....... 19¢ g i i et size; co bo g s s 2 Children's Ribbed Cotton Stockings, per and irregulars; Goldeahera's—First Floar—Charge Aceannis tusiiod 3 $1 Costume Slips, broken lots and sizes .69¢ . Ak N i 20C to 29(: Dome'tl“ 69¢ Costume sflp._ nearly all wizes.. ... s 19c and 2%¢ VAING. . ... oo vi bttt nn e stnn 121,¢ AU BB F T s EACTRIWE 145 A 1 555 65