Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1928, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JULY 30, 1928 daughter, Mary Joe, to Mr. Ralph Glor. NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO OUR BUDGET PLA S!S]'[RS |N]URH] 'Memorial to Rise } SO (_] 1 }; TY |[meme st st o | Wher 2 Ia, Mont. : e P | Where Carranza Dr. Sarah M. Huddleston is visiting || I)Mr:’;:mEI:;g >t pY 2 1 DEAL AT At Clldiakiny's | | 22 ‘o Y "11 | (Continued from Fourteenth Page) | friends in Boston, Mass. and other sec- i ot S, = Al [ Was Forced Down o T : ~ | tions of New England. She is accom- A compiats guide to - C) Lisckeasaits ih r—— e the son of Mrs, Joseph Garrett Pecot,! panied by Miss M. D. Arnold of Chevy correct dressmaking by o I » By the Associated Press. | of Decatur, Ga. | Chase. La!nml 1L.Umm( ur\! the . ! .m"y“;fly.fi“‘”";‘f’ v v y e, | oy Columbfa University, with ol st o A —_—— =MOORESVILLE, N. C. July 0.~ | Mrs. W. T. Saunders Is leaving Wash- | Mr. and Mrs. R. L, True of Van Lear, fllustrations. ; D riog tood 14 served and wver Held for 1 tigation The memory of Capt. Emille Ceer |ington tomorrow with her daughter. | Ky., are in Washington for an extended 25¢ g y by e g friies oy i : | e i 8 S ; 4 : Ny ear tne ot wnich he was foreed | 1S3 Frances R, ety T syt sty at the Graoe Zodge Hole Irtesn eeartmert, AQTH SIDES OF 72 AT K STor - S"THE DEPENDABLE STORE™ Fial'8%iet annex. SE o v fog o abandon his non-stol 3 . 2 f o0 Ressriment. Fo'lowing Crash—0ther from Mexico City to Washington, on | Virginia Beach, Va. i I iRl t d_will tour that eventually | Last year passengers from the United ; the 1:03 “'“ '(('1\“;” 5 A commit- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dixon have | States to England numbered 143,732, §| 3 Mishaps Reported. N [ 1ssied cards for the marriage of thelr | compared with 122,689 in 1926. Sale! Baby s tee l\!as h;rn named l(n select a de- | - en i s s LIERE ( Rubber Pants at.o-a-half street southwest vesterday, e Sy e 5 o 1S FOUND INHOSPITAL | JyLjus GARFINCKEL&Co. BT hintaa are oy confined 0 W Tuesday Only—An Event That Emergency Hospital, where effo Dr. Hammond, Stricken in Hotel, being made to determine the extent of 1o Renorted Recovering From We solve your Parking Problem while shop- £/ Of’ers Many Wonderful Values their injuries £ s £ . The two women, with um“..\rl s Mild Stroke. ping here by taking charge of your car COLUMBIA, §. C., July 30 (#).—Dr Commencin | 7 o | H. C. Hammond, acting president of S | 0 0 ,G{’{l‘;’w‘},"?,l“yp‘;gfi";{,‘d“fifi‘l o ity Flora McDonald C Red Springs. THE GREATEST CLEARANCE SALE ; QNN ~ e - 5 SROSEEDRE (Y s el gt ol HELD HERE SINCE THIS BUSINESS : . —Hickory Sanitary Aprons, skull fractures 8 / . o % s . i Driver 1 Held. a0 o WAS ESTABLISHED | Y 4 Here’s an opportunity that many have been wait- | meaum sz, of tesh 1 Miss Margaret Harr . d " . ) A 3 / St ik arvelous monev-saving advantage —Hickory [Petticoats, :"{";,‘,‘:,',‘,,"f,‘«f'f,’f,‘,‘fl 3 ° from a paralytic ke in a hospital NCLUDING practically all goods in stock mg ',m e T el o L of rayorz with wash- 50 en fter here today ihistinte. are listed below. able rubber panel Cc 1l held at the fourth pri un- N : der a charge of inv to await ht came to light when his Shie Fiber e the outcome of the w < n ysic read newspaper accounts of | ST s B e s el i . 3 ? ) tic wit e William Gains. co 3 i, | Spekcance. He expiaized! thit }4 NTRAORDINARY values in every depart- ! , $1.39 Stamped Krinkle Weave Bedspreads, double-bed size, $1 3:;:& elastic with sati ch o el ‘nion |he was admitted to the hospital on ment, but we mention particularly the | SN $1.98 Bed Light Dolls, pretty styles —Kleinert’s Dress Shields, . 4 t d at Sibley Hospital | July 20, three days after registering in ¢ et e i . . Toaiili and crescat Derterday atter the a Columbia hotel, where he had lain following: | . 89c Ready: mnd'e Pin Cushion Dolls, TWO for shipes. e 25¢ a collision at New York aven helpless and unsble o summon aid A GREAT SALE OF | 48c Cretonne Pillows, square shape, THREE for —Garter Belts, front h a mach nt: scovered by & hous ¢ : 3 '.'L‘Elni"‘.i'x'u?":m'x T Street. * Js “r. “Hammond's left side and left I Py | \ 3 39¢ Hand-Embroidered Guest Towels, FOUR for hlcuk' style of two-inch 38(: cas treated for a possible fracture of arm were affected by the stroke, which “omen's and Misses' \ i 2 elastic The skull and Gaines for ‘cuts and | was diagnosed as a mild one. While i 59¢ Lace-trimmed Scarfs, regulation length, TWO for $1 < Dryad Sanitary Nap- 25 Brulocs Sactaon's condition I8 thoudht | s B of B Hammond's pres- SPORTS and DRESS COATS 89c Hand-Embroidered Baby Pillow Slips, lace trimmed, § kins, c to be serious t S r s - il r 3 Louis Platt. years old. 922 New |ence, Red Springs citizens and college DRESSES for SPORTS, STREET / - $ . ;::‘s;lrs n;:;;el;l]z‘egequillot}. SR 3 o c York avenue. suffered cuts and bruises authorities were scarching in and \ 4 ¥ when the truck on which he was riding. | around Columbia on the strength of a and EVENING WEAR | N 89c Three-piece Embroidered Buffet Sets and Scarfs, THREE vards. . operated by Eugene Phillips. 604 Fifth rumor that he had been seen here | . -4 TWO for $ 20NN Shdets street northeast, was in ® collision at|They found him in the hospital and SUITS and ENSEMBLES | ' 58c Felt Pin Cushions, with doll head, TWO for GHE. SR DT i 398 vt d B streets with an auto- diately notified his nearest of kin, » e A et onn B, 1140 | s ‘e A H. Ruth, Beloyvile FURS * SUMMER MILLINERY B T R S scmawestaalie. :crfl.::ifani‘ilqoggegliagw ; 15¢ g“ne:.“;we;l.mwimn A“;;p:"'::g o gg‘;&'::dm nmlln:gtll;er-m-law, George CHILDREN’S and INFANTS’ APPAREL | ! i 7 | $1.25 Rayon Pillows, pretty [hades TWO for. ... ... track® crashed into the window of i — | P 34 59¢ Allover Lace Handkerchi~f Holders, TWO for. . . .§1 —Warren's Noveltr Bias 59¢ Children’s Stamped Dresses, colored voiles, 2 and 3 Trimming. for wash Kresge's store on the corner. 5 ‘ d Rans Tnto Auto e W o, T E sreet sminenst F Streer CorNER OF [3™ LN e T 3 T e 10 1, eol s ol ¥ 's Hospital, : s 2 :1?%“?‘1?3‘2@&.’"&2‘1‘ ‘S_;ui‘l?q". b d" ?Rr?o’“hf!'&'&fifiif&’:?’?fii‘d‘,? b¢ not T 89c All-linen Three-piece Buffet and Vanity Sets, TWO for $1 & R b k . $1.79, $1.89 Georgette Crepe and Taffeta, odd shades, S1 : o 25¢ ' $2.98 Dressed Flapper Dolls, clever styles $ Goldenherg's—Notion Department. 69c, 79¢ Colored Rayon Scarfs, rose pattern, TWO for $1 Eiatse Accounts Insited. $1.59 and $1.98 Black Rayon Pillows, floral trimming, $1 89c Hand-Embroidered Towels, pretty cclorings, TWO for $1 $1 Hand-Embroidered Unbleached Aprons, TWO for $1 $3 Porch Frocks Yard-wide, fast-color Cretonnes, 3 3 . light and dark floral, stripe, or The modern woman considers her kitchen her workshop and takes as much hi%d designs, for drapen!r and pride in it as in any other room in the home. The vogue for color in the kitchen coveriqgs of all kinds. Full bolts has become more and more popular every day. Here in our Housewares Section and mill lengths. i H Flrst - you will find an assortment of colorful wares at tempting prices. - R Rt Yaviieas 22 Fourth Fleor. gssesssi R T S @ ; 3 39¢ Stamped Union Linen Towels, colored stripes, FOUR for $1 ; %4y My 51.98 Small China Doll Boudoir Lamps $1 | ) ¢ 39¢ Lace-trimmed Scarfs, regulation length, THREE for $1 Cool, dainty and dressy A . 1 s B $1.25 to $2.60 Bucilla Package Goods, assorted lots, dis- }:c&?e%?at?ydtrflgefmw:{h VAN centinued styles, TWO for. . $1 6. ’ g deep hems. Sizes 36 to 44. h PY ) w Art Department. First Floor—I Stree! Anney.—Charse Accounts Invited. Goldenbers's—Third Floar. z Jb ew T S e L = ey . g Charge Accounts Tnvited. : 9.75 Arrn : Boys’ $1.95 Li A rmstrong's () '£] . Inen ‘- 4.65 $1.39 pai . -9 I pair | (Slight Irregulars) Theeaalash thl £ S ; st things for Sum- Armstrong’s heavy-grade Felt-base Rugs, at less than | half regular price, on account of being classed irregulars. el wedr SIaE i e | Handsome designs, with borders; good colorings. Size plaids; pure linen quality; 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 for large rooms. Only 50 rugs in the lot. every pair washable. Sizes 7 to 16 years. (Note Extra Blouse p ° to match some of the pants, $10.95 to $15 Fiber or Crex e s is a record value in ne mot 1,. 7 ft. 6 x 10 ft. 6 Hodges Oval Shape Rattania Rugs i el b or Cars s 8 ft. 3 x 10 ft. 6 and 9x12 ft. Hodges Reversible Fibre | Al-wool and vool-and-rason mix- Rugs some with V-shape. others with crew : A S -Si Shirts and Blouses, $1.95 With the new Club Brougham, by Pierce- handling ease and riding comfort magic 50c and 59c Scatter-size RUgs (Pertect and trresulars) figm'.eof ”475,thi8 question natunllymm The car is offered in a varicty of choice 24x36 Imported Rag Rugs, with crow foot borders, 2“;‘.‘,‘;:',‘.‘.%‘& ‘5:'1?‘ :12‘:'&':;::««(1'\": iteelf: 1 W A 2l 24x54 Felt-base Rugs and 27x54 Stenciled Japanese e 13 to" 16 - neth - bitess '8 o 10 color combinations. Its interior is a modern Grass Rugs. (First Floor—Bargain Table.) years. ‘tne which won such wide acclaim DU Jor its beauty—for its perfection of Yonu can own this new Pierce-Arrow with the same Pierce-Arrow, down to the last initial payment. fine detail. It is the very car which was a 1 di . : 79 Ty h Not only that, but you will discover that Make Your Kitchen a Charmmg Workshop.' C A beautiful,ultra-modern enclosed Pierce- pense in upkeep. Not to mention the price- | yards long, with S4-inch valance Arrow, seating five passengers. With two-door less pride of ownership that goes naturally | ~ \ % and tie-backs. Rose, blue, gold , edge style. .. q Goldenbers's—Fourth Floar, Here are the New Low Prices | . ‘ i : 29c and 39¢ Note that the reductions are as great as $600 on some models—resulting in - Models: Former Today's Amount of 7-Passenger Enclosed Drive P Priee Ruoon | A 19c ¥ ard 7-Passenger Sedan . 3450 Convertible Coupe . 3450 5-Passenger Sedan . 3350 2-Passenger Coupe . 3350 Runabout . . . . . 2900 5-Passenger Club Brougham 2750 2475 ss Rayon Spreads Your present tarlwlll be accepted at fairly a_ppmlaod value. This will apply against down and monthly payments which make Pierce-Arrow ownership surprisingly easy. Large assortment of Colored Enameled Cooking Utensils, includ- l 95 80x105 Rayon Bedspreads, rich . . _ " 5 edges, in rose, blue, gold, lavend “Pierce-Arrow Prestige Justified by Pierce-Arrow Perfection” | Water Pails, etc. ‘ c Ilr:‘:b.e:i“::id ;‘filfl: length for cover- A | | Decorated China Kitchen Clocks, Blue Roll-top Bread Boxes at... 98¢ and $1.25 3 DAVID S. HENDRICK | Decoated Ching Kiihen Clocks, Bl | Rllop Brewa B $2 Crinkle Spreads 1141 Conn. Ave. North 2686 Heavy Metal Japanned Vegetable Bins, Clothes Hampers X rugel.xl!?alecglln:{)old B\\Q::g‘:?;pt‘\“ ‘ Goldenberg's—Rasement.—Oharge Aceounts Invited, m.:.‘,x:_“m'"w } wsasaan 1V 6 DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRlfiNflsm o 38¢ Ready-made and bound Card Table Covers, FOUR for $1 51,98 “5c to 39¢ Gold Braid, FIVE yards for Porol FIOGkE of aliek Babiss: white organdy. Finished with ® . 4 L] le I" :e- I' I 'OW atl Felt-Base Rugs Golf Knickers Rugs, $7.50 gs, $ $2.95 to $4.95 Sweaters, $2.29 g y , y H 8x10 ft. and 9x12 ft. Stenciled Design Crex Rugs V necks; sises 28 o 38. the lowest price in Pierce-Arrow history! O o S % $3.50 to $4.95 “Bell” Silk Arrow, offered at the almost unbelievable getaway and speed without stint. ’ 35¢ Mothers. here's » chance to buy the white, some blue and tan. Shirts in “Is this car of the same Pierce-Arrow example of fine car upholstery and fitments. Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor.—Use Your Charge Account, B N eaants Tavtee W“‘f the ”W.’ recent “10’"/'?" _ little if any cash outlay. The trade-in value ‘ ber $1.25 & $1.50 Grades The answer is, unequivocally, 7es/ It is of your present car may easily cover the o or n t e ltc en Ruffled Curtains breath-taking value at @ much higher price. Pierce-Arrow meansa very minimum of ex- Riffed Volle: Cistahiss. 214 beanty and four-door accessibility. With rare with the name and the performance. and ilavendes ruffies ioe oveEok Use Your Charge Account. prices lower than ever before known to cars of Pierce-Arrow manufacture! 2 CretOnne‘ Limousine . . . $3550 4-Passenger Coupe . 3450 4-Passenger Touring 3100 ®; 4 are 1.0.b, Buffalo) d k. U .l rices quoted are 1,0.b, Buffa : Colored Cooking Utensils | = g3 93 . ing Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Rice Boilers, Cooking Kettles, Dish Pans, lustrous quality, with = scalloped $2.59 Bread Boxes at. . ‘ 31.59 Service Station, Ontario Garage 1700 Kalorama Rd. ||| assorted colors, good size........... $1.85 Cake Cabinets, with scalioped edges. Fast colors,