Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, MARCIT 16, 1928, I N O INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED 70 OUR BUD('I'T I’LANWI' DO NOT PE MUTINY' IN BRITISH NAVY IS REPORTED Several Officers Said to Have‘ Refused to Sail Under Cer- | tain Admiral. ; he government regardin captain and some of the other of s of the vessel had refused to s Mder command of iheir admiral and | 19¢ Prlnted Percales 12V%4c yard 36-inch Printed Percales, in new printed designs, light and dark grounds, for women's house dresses, aprons and children’s rompers. nent did not posse: vnmmh} him to answer | $150 Sealine Coats (Dyed Coney) '09 Sealine (dyed coney) Coats, fine-grade se- lected, perfectly matched pelts, with deep, rich, lustrous finish. Made with shawl or crushed crown collar and cuffs. Beautifully lined with fine-grade crepe de chine and other silks. Some with contrasting color knickers. Sizes for small, medium and large women. Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—~Charge Accounts Invited. s rt_among the s ~ Was technically construed as insubordi- Dhation. The only two officel . 35c Dress Ginghams, 19¢ 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in a beautiful assortment of checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors, a very fine close- woven soft-finish quality, guaranteed fast colors. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. ¥ n do not doubt that some- thing unpleasant happened, by think that Comdr. Bellairs ga aggerated version of the incid do not believe that there was any martal. No npames were mentioned in Parlia- ment. The Navy list shows Rear Ad- miral Bernard G. Collard in com- mand of the battleship squadron and Capt. Kenneth Dewar in command of the Royal Oak. i On the assumption that Admiral Col- lard was involved, the Daily Express re- called today that when he was a lieu- tenant, in 1906, his martinetism on one occasion led to a riot of stokers at Portsmouth and he was reprimanded. ASKS AID IN CLAIM T0 PACIFIC ISLAND| San Francisco Lawyer Says Cool- idge Order Derogates Rights in Harbor Tract. ' #2.50 What an opportunity for the school- / girls—genuine Bestyette Raincoats, rich, lustrous quality material in lovely shades of French Blue, Green and Black Made with large patch pockets and corduroy-lined collar. Sizes 16 to 20 years. Goldenberg's—Third Floor, 59¢ Oilcloth 79¢ Chair Cushions ‘Table Covers 39 C 39c 16x18-inch _ Bar Harbor Shape Chair Cushions, cotton 45x45-inch Oil Cloth Table filled, covered with fast-color Charge Accounts lnvited. printed on Sanitas oil cloth. | tons. Goldenberg's—First Floor, Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. Charge Acconnts Invited. Men’s 10c and 15¢ Handkerchiefs 7C each Men’s White and Colored Border Handkerchiefs, full- size and perfect quality. 7c each, or four for 25c. Women'’s White Linen Hand- kerchiefs, with dainty hem- 2222722 2272, ////////§ N $1.59 Mohawk § Sheets $1.05 Genuine Mohawk Seamless Bleached Sheets, 81x90; full dou- ble-bed size. Every sheet perfect quality. Finished with wide hem (Limit 3.) Goldenberg's—First Floor. Dresses Libby’s Peaches Two Cans 22c Two No. 1 Cans 6f Lib- by's Sliced Peaches for 22¢, tomorrow. Basement. '‘Girls’ Spring Coats Regular $5.95 Value $4.44 _Eric Lyders, an attorney of San Fran- 79¢ Hoover Columbia Supreme Court to aid him in his effort to secure possession of W‘u.er Island in the Pacific Ocean. within the harbor of Crescent C1 Calif. He brought suit against Hubert Work. Secretary of the Interior, and William Spry. commissioiner of the General Land Office. to require them 1o recognize his claim to the island under his selection by virtue of a e R i Just the dress that women want After he had made his selection, to wear while performing their stitched borders. Regular ( ? President Coolidge, J: 28, 1927, XL 1 LI L L1 LI I LI I LI LI L LA A . 0 . i ithdrew u;erss:x:'zm h;‘fi:iyu forms of household duties; equally as desir- 10c and 12¢ grades.. 7c $3.25 Big Be AN Children’s Spring-weight disposal unde: ws W Hand Embroidered > - . , legisiation for the improvement of the :‘;leeralf::‘; ::;“sc;‘h:eau';'d :arlo; Camee" Tomato hWhltgmeglaenadelx:t’illé;gch?;fs, 5 lél kn Coats, of new novelt Y & TS, ade o emstitched and rolle Al rm 1 o1 e, mflw&‘mg':fi iand good serviceable grade chambray, SOIIp, Two Cans hems. Regular 50c grade 25¢ a 0oCks checks, §mart mOd'els ‘_‘ ith to the wy of DelcNom fl';lsfl o in !’:lue,}g‘:e;n. gra);‘,‘ laven]t]ier ang contrastmg color trimmings of Lb: Executive and of. Congress pre- pink, with long white collar an 12 ° Tenis % from recognizing tne Lyders cuffs. Medium, small and large C 45¢ Gillette ki i on pocke'ts, collar and ?uffs. nnln;‘ botu:fl:flhnixsn'"; mqr; ‘fclnr the sizes. Two Cans of Camp- R Bl d Little Ben Alarm Clocks Well tailored and lined. of clal al are In Goldenherg' s—=Seq o 5 - . Biombof his Highte. He Is Tepresented by gy morrow fo 12, > *° i e, Thele. metits Sre. Bon Sizes 6 to 12 years of age. 17 ‘Attorneys J. Morrill Chamberlin of o~ California and Peelle, Ogilby & Lesh by every one. of Washington. 29¢ Genuine Gillette Razor Blades, five in package. $1.50 and $1.75 Spring Hats 95¢ Women’s Rayon Bloomers [ 79¢ pair Codfish, 2 Cans | { Clark’s 0. N ” 23c Cotton A P Gets Oklahoma Assignment. Capt. Pranm E. Weatherby, Army Medical Corps, has been relieved from duty at Walter Reed General Hospital, effective July 5, and ordered to Fort Okla., for duty. 39¢ Dance Folios 22¢ Choice of Feist, Irving Rents Greatly Reduced Beautiful lity i 4 CARLTON TERRACE | eautiful quality in the newest Spring shades, lace : . . % , Three Berlin, Star Dance, Water- : 5 B0 to 7 C:Dpl s St tflmmei ;;f Pplain knee styles. Made with large reinforce- mfi;;’fi"g;kg‘:“,g;’ Lo Siiools 10(: son, Berlin and Snyder Fo- Of straw, becoming models, in newest colors and com- - ment. sizes. lios, containing all the latest binations; large selection of stylish shapes for the little girls. Have Porehes—S8: L W GROOMS Goldenherg's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited, 1416 ¥ St. Clark's O. N. T. Cotton, white and black; assorted numbers. \ song _ hits. Goldenbarg's—Third Floor.—Use your Charge Account. Music Dept.—Rasement. Here’s the Banner Event! $2 and $2.50 Heavy 8 95 to $12 50 Crex and Canvas Awnings lber Rugs Ready-to-hang Awnings, of heavy blue, tan or brown stripe canvas on flexible steel frame. Complete with ropes and all at- tachments; 2 ft. 6 in., 3 ft., 3 ft. 6 in. and 4 ft. width, with 3 ft. drop and 9 in. valanc $1 25 Bed Pillows | $1.29 Tablecloths 9 84c 50x50-inch Warranted All-linen Table- cloths, heavy crash weave; in assorted col- 18x25-inch Bed | ored plaids. Pillows, filled with | 20c Dish Towels, Two for 29¢ . o 5‘"”""" c.urled Genuine Star Tex Hemmed Dish Towels, feathers; covered with A, C. A, striped or finished with tape hangers. Regular 20¢ heavy art tickings, grade, tomorrow 2 for 29¢. Golden Fourth Floor—Charge Aeconnts Tnvited 15¢ Huck Toweh, Two for 22¢ 16x32-inch Hemmed Huck Towels, soft ab- oy Glasses Fitted MeCormick Medical gyes Examined LI LSOO SR OSSO PO PRI RS T R Fmisb?d & Unfurnished APARTMENTS Special Rates. 1 Room and Bath, $45 up 2 Rooms and Beth 4 Rooms and Bath € Rooms and Bath With Electric Cooker, Current Included Partial or Full Hotel Service Burlington Hotel 1120 Vermont Ave. Every rug in this lot absolutely perfect quulnly, in some of the most desirable of patterns and col- orings suitable for living, dining or bedrooms, as S well as for sun parlors and porches. Stenciled (;rcx and Reversible Fibre Rugs, in such wanted SIZes as— rth Floor—Charge Accounts Tavited. 6x9 Ft. and 8x10 Ft. Those in need of good all-ycar-around floor coverings should avail themselves of this opportunity, as this sale is for G onc day only. R, fi Fels-Naptha e BURNISHINE R || s Gol'd Seal POLISHES ° ALL Congoleum Rugs METALS $4.89 79 $50 Axminster and Velvet Rugs, $32 Fvery rug absolutely perfect quality and seamless—all 9%12-11, large room size—and Alexander Smith & Sons Co- sorbent weave, with red or blue borders. Soap Double 50c Table Damask, 29¢ 2 Cakes, 9c Melba Two Full-size Cakes Fels - Nupll“n‘n I.unmlr,vf Compacts Hiwe 58-inch Mercerized Table Damask, in neat 5. 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