Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1928, Page 26

4 g -THE -EVENING STAR.. WASHINGTON, - D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928.° Toimgngd Caars (N CRES HEGATS I N o Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget Plan TIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIMIIMITIMNA e Do Not Penalize Our.Fn‘end; TR THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY ‘ :‘;_:’ A Bl W, i :T $5 Part'wo°l Blankets 1 CITEENS ORGANE ENBERGS = 345 lominated o v o X 66x80-inch Heavy Weight Part Wool _Blanl_(ets,_ifl $3'50 Philadelphia T —— ‘ [l it BOTH SIDES OF 7> AT K ST. ¢ THE DEPENDABLE STORE plaids of blue, pink, tan, gold or grey, with wide rib- $3.25 CHESTER ‘ vised Constitution ‘ ; | Sunday bon-bound ends exact match to colorings of blankets. $3.00 WILMINGTON Considered. AND RETURN Sunday, September 23 SPEC (AL TRAIN Staudard Time These can easily be made during the spare time— new and smart for every occasion. Sufficient varn to complete bag—imported stamped Pene- lope .canvas foundation, with interlining for stiffening. Art Needlewgrk Deot., First Floor. $4 and $5 Comforts, $2.65 72x80-inch White Cotton-Filled Comforts, covered with fine figured fabrics, with plain blue, rose, green or gold sateen borders. Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor—Charge Accounts Invited. Anticipating a_season of unprecedented acuvity, the Congress Hoights Citizens' Association, at what was virtually an orgznization meeting In Congress | Trces Helshts Baptist Church lastnight s Wriine o .28 oo neminated officers for the coming year, N A cer®S, “i6™'30 ||| considered a revised constitution “and P . = by-lawsauthorized appointment of one ennsylvania Railroad || <iancing ‘and two special committees, and started working for several items =" of civic improvement. Installation of improved drainage fa- | cilities was asked. Recalling the flood conditions produced by heavy rains in | August. several members offered plans for_ relief, which were discussed. Pointing out that many new streets | of the community were without trees, | ithe citizens authorized thetr president. Dr. E. E. Richardson. who presided, t appoint a_standing committee on tree planting. Harry Weisbrod. C. G. Hoult. 3ren_and Theodore Diedrich were named. Amond the special committees ap: aved 0 p.m. m PREPARE AW Three-Day Sale! Boys’ School Clothing $8 to $10 Fall Suits $16.50 Smart Set Suits Investigate the “PITTSBURG’ | WATER nointed wes one to work for_est {lishment of a playground on a Govern ment reservation” adioining the com munity. and another to investigate a | ® | complaint of fnsanitary conditions on today! a lot in the neizhborhood. The for- mer is comprised of E. .J. Newcomb. Ed- | Either sutop atic < ward Beagle, E. C. Purdy and E. J.| R whicherer sow 1" d. end the latter of Mrs. B. W. El- | nd E. J. Read. L. Glcbman. secretary of the spe- | [ rial committee on the constitution, read the revised version of that document 25 drafted by the committee. On mo- tion of E. J. Newcomb. it was agreed | to defer ballotinT on the new consti- tution until the November meeting. | Nominations for officers were made ‘ollows: for president. Dr. E. E. Ri~har |son: for vie president, Mrs. B. W | Eldred and E. J. Newromb: for second X! spertion 8 < MUDDIMAN § 709 13th St. N.W. $6.95 Smart Two-Knicker Pants Vest Suits, for school or dress waar. quantity of better One-Pants Suits, some with Longies, sizes 7 to 18 years. Smart looking, well tailored suits th: Included are a small than proud to own. desirable patterns and mixtures. Size 7 $1 to $1.50 Shirts and Blouses Perfect and Slight Irregulars “Bell” Shirts and Blouses, collar attached, for Fall All wool materials, in an assortment of new Fall and Winter models; good serivceable qualities, in $10.95t0$12.50 Two-Pants Suits With Two Pairs Knickers With Two Pairs Longics at all boys will be more to 18 years. $9.75 $14.75 With Two Golf Knickers or Two Pairs Longies All-wool Fall Suits, dressy mixtures and pat- terns, materials that will give excellent service, sizes 8 to 18 years. Girls’ $2 School Frocks school wear; great variety white, tan, blue, fancy striped ) 79c vice president F. C. White and Harry ( broadcloths and percales, madras and mercerized. Blouses, 4 to 16 years, and Shirts, 12 to 14", neck. VER ED | Weisbrod: for secretary. J. L. Glsbman: QUE [ for Anancial sscretary, A. E. Davidson: ON! . | for treasurer. Gustav Bender; for trus- in 1Minute * |tee. F. C. White and Harry Weisbrod, spbclalil’s e isevery quichly |20l for delegates to the Foderit o neutralizes poilen poisoning. Every sym- Citizns’ Associations. W. F, Kelly. E. C. Neonarcotics: ne | Purdy snd E. J. Neweomb “tz“:"l:::"" | harles C. Hoag and Frank Mavhew {were admitted to membership, | IPOLICEMAN’S WORD ' BRINGS HEAVIER FINE, $5 to $7 Suits, $2.95 Fall Suits for school wear. mixtures, dark brown, gray, wonderful bargain, Sizes 6 to 17 years. A variety of serviceable n. nicely tailored Suits. A (NOTE: Extra Pants to match some suits, $1 pair.) $1.50 & $2 Schcol Pants, $1.29 Mostly Every Pair Full Lined Knickers and Golf Pants, suiting mixtures, also lined and unlined cordurovs, some with doubie seats. Sizes 8 to 17 years. $3.79 & $3.95 Fall Suits, $2.95 Smart Fall Suits for the junior boys, ages 3 ered designs, others with contrasting colors. sizes from 7 to 14 years. Tots’ Sweaters, $1.39 A special value for the kindergarten miss—Slip-on or Coat Sweaters, in a large assortment of Fall colorings. Sizes 2 to 6 years. $2.50 School Hats, $1.95 Of fine grade feit. beautiful colors and models: lovely new styles smartly trimmed. Becoming shapes. Full cut Cleverly made styles of high grade prints and novelty woven ging-" ) hams—long sleeve models, plaited fronts, some with embroid- § ° $3.50 ard $3.75 Sweaters $2.95 Wool Sweaters, coat and slip-on styles: also novelty lumberjack models; sizes 6 to 14 years. School Tams, $1 Novelty, Ramona and Suede - like Tams, in a large assortment of popular 40 8 vears, button-on styles and lumber jack. 2lso blue serge middies. Wonderful values. $3.95 and $4.95 Lumber Jacks, 8 to 18 years al Boys’ $3.95 Shaker weight, 28 to 36......... Boys' $1.50 to $3 “Bell” Sh } colors. ;Judge Doubles Sentence Aftetf Complaining Officer Speaks Up. Novelty Slip-on Sweaters $2.50 Sweaters, $1.95 $2.49 Novelty Wool Sweaters. coat and celty Jacquard Sweaters, beautiful | slip-on styles, fancy and plain weave cnl‘;:!]ufid p&ttems: border trimmed | border and combination effects. Made bottoms, col'ar and cuffs. All wanted | with collar and pockets; sizes 6 to 14 12 to 14 neck sizes. vears. 81x108 Seamless Sheets | Sale! $4.98 to $7.50 High-Grade Coatings 3139 | "52.08 81x108 Seamless Bleached Sheets, heavy round-thread quality, free from starch or dressing. Hand torn and ironed, finished with deep hem. *Full three yards long. $1.39 Bleached Sheets, 98¢ $2.50 Bedspreads, $1.79 81x90 Seamlrss Bleached Sheets,| White Crochet Bedspreads, double- colors. % heavy, close-woven quality; double. | 260, S26i In heavy, raised Marseilie 10c & 15c Bias Seam Tape ea. sl L . Two Pieces, 9¢ 4 $1.25 Bleached Sheets, 89¢ Bias Seam Tape, white. black { and colors, six-yard pieces: factory 35¢ Pillowcases, 25¢ 63x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets, heavy, close-woven quality; single- 42x36 Bleached Pillowcases, fine, jobs and slight irregulars of well known makes, bed size. ——e soft-finish quality; free from starch 25c Dress Shields, 15¢ el 18¢ Unbleached Cotton, 121/5¢ 36-inch Unbleached Cotton, heavy, Dress Shields, light weight. nain- sonk covered: nerfect auality. round-thread grade; for making sheets and pillowcases. Boys’ Sweaters, h The insistence of a policemen in | ifcl"n! his story even after the judge had approved a nominal sentence rec- cmmended by the Government prose- ‘rumn resulted in William Brundadge. | colored. 329 T straet. being sentenced |to a fine of $50 or 60 days by Judge | Mattingly vesterday for breaking glass fon_the strect. | Policemen R F. Williams arrested | Biundedge and when th> case was | brought to court tha latter's attornsy lnbtnm.-d 4 recommendation from the | pasistant corporation counssl's offics |that a sentence of $25 or 30 days be imposed. Judgs M#“ingly aporoved the recommendation without hearing |any evidence. | - | The policeman, however, did not { think the nishment was suffinient, and explained that Brindadz> threw balf a gallon jar of allegad liquor on the street while being pursued. Therc- upon the court doubled the sentence recommended by the Government, Brundadge was not charged with viola- tion of tF: prehibition laws, |HEARING ON SOUTHERN RAILROAD RATES OPENS Atlanta Conference Will Affect | Points Fast of Mississippi From Canada to Guif. By the Associated Press. > - $1.19 Luncheen Cloths 79¢ each All-linen Luncheon Cloths, with attractive fancy colored borders of blue, pink or gold. Notions and Small Wares 29¢ & 39c Sanitary Aprons 15¢ Sanitary Aprons, plain and lace trimmed, in assortment of styles. 25¢ to 50c Sanitary Belts 19¢ Regular $2 Grade Sanitary Belts, samples and fac- (Slight Irregutars) tory jobs. 39c & 50c Sanitary Step-ins, 29¢ Sanitary Step - ins, made, light weight. 80¢ Kiddy Play Aprons, 25¢ Coverall ~ Play _ Aprons. _pretty styles, neatly made; in variety of Hemmed Diapers, $1.39 27x27 Hemmed Diapers, soft, heavy quality; one dozen in pack- age. Hemmed ready for use. In this assortment you will find such wanted fabrics as Plain Suede Cloth, Soft-down Nap Tweeds and Novelty effects, fine Velours and Broadcloths. All wanted shades, including plenty of Tans, Browns and a limited quantity of Black. 54 inches wide. correctly 69c Table Damask, 49¢ Full Bleached. Rich Satin Mer- i cerized Table Damask, in a va- S4-inch Plaid Sports Coatings...... $1.69 riety of pretty patterns. 3&inch Plaid and Fancy Suitings. . 36-inch Satin-finish Face Poiret Twills.. 40-inch Colored Novelty Dress Flannels. ...... G 54-inch Feather-weight Plain Dress Flannels,......... Goldenberz's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Inviteds Linen Napkins, 6 for 79¢ All-linen Hemstitched Full- bleached Damask Napkins, gocd quality; pretty colored borders ir lavender and rose. Goldenbers's—First Flaor. Charge Accounts Invited. Sale! ‘Fountain Pens Sold Regularly at $2.00 Each Goldenherg's—First Floor, Charge Accounts Invited. Mothers! Buy the Kiddies’ Shoes at Savings Children’s Shoes For Girls Very large assortment of good, sturdy but stylish shoes—choice of Pumps, Ties, Straps and Oxfords. $1.98 $3.98 All Sizes Ramirez Believes Senate Will Di? rect Catholics to Condemn Col- leagues Aiding Revolt. T on a petition for authority to maintain scribed or approved by the TIntorstate e ———— $9.75 to $15 Armstrong’ ready and- ever sharp. |toda . (o] rmstrong s sion, will preside at the hearirtg, which, Ri™s o sharp pens to match. |Rir from Canada to the Guir [V do eSS, oo e o ~ CHICAGO raes at tha hearing. — oo e - tainteed Rugs; sizes 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 and 9x12 ft. for large i 1 COMPLmoNs | the most wanted colorings. | Valadez Ramirez as expressing the be- okl aod S Sizes 9x12 ft. and 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. {of those Catholics who revolted against $27.50 For instance, Lotion Cream...a j olic laymen. | ¢ Rugs ATLANTA, September :1.—A hearing | # v Goldenbers's—First Floor, Eversharp Pencil loads |7aimed, e o irom and “between Charse. Acgaunts Tnvited. in-an-instant. Ever |Commeree Commiciorin s meoisiate rlass rate investigation, s to open here Poinced:for s rnmi/. Pt sssistant director of tiafme % e Wablbooer i it B Congoleum & Certainteed | Felt-Base Rugs Charles Clark. commercial counsel of ff"E' WAHL COMPANY | th> Southern Railway, and Edward D. m MEXICAN SEES DEMAND Perfect Quality and Slight Irregulars 7 Armstrong’s Linoleum, Gold Seal Congoleum or Cer- FOR CHURCH REPUDIATION | i | rooms. Shown in a variety of handsome designs usually found only in wool rugs, each with artistic borders. Ail Sk, i s Axminster, Velvet or Wilton Rugs Shoeis as Old | MEXICO CITY, September 111 G ] . it Lomkan . ool oaty et Ry M at Greatly Reduced Prices % 8 +52" " |iies that the Bepate wan demand that T dook well and last lonz... | Catholics publicly condemn the atittude cire.G nm"..m;e'“w-‘""ny‘ | the government before debating the pe- $40 to $45 Seamless Axminster Rugs | tition presented to Congress by Cath- | $50 to §55 Seamless Axminster or Fringed Velvet F or Bo S combination of lvory Soa | This titi o - 501l \and Mino Warcs = ia‘the - |liglous, Briicles or i ot Te $57.50 to $62.50 Ext : y High and Low Shoes, of depend- able quality, in black and tan; all " $1.98 eamless Axminster R N e R e o $42.50 $65 to $70 Seamless Worsted Velvet or Axminster ugs ..$49.50 $77.50 to $85 Seamless Mohawk Wool Wilton Rugs. . $66.50 $1065 to $110 Seamless Mohawk Worsted Wilton MG s e kel e L e R T $87.50 $125 to $132.50 Seamless Imperial Rugs leasant, simple way to save or emended, and various groups of Cath- T ke -xlmpl:h |olics throughout the republic have been r 3t o jurging th~ Senate to give it careful ion. Supplied in popular colors | consideration, Y et ond neutral or colorless for two- e tone and patent leather shoes. | The Havana Symphony Orchestra is giving a series of monthly concerts a Goldenberg's—Feurth Floor. . $4.95 \\ POLISHES Zli=se="r ‘ Panel Curtains ” -—7“-6- 6 6 : gliFCn ] $1.50 & $1.75 Grades $2.50 & $3.00 Grades Wedne‘sday Speflal Cures Malaria and quickly relieves Bil. | |/ fl 1 e et b || L 8. FOR WOMEN eliminating Toxins s highly e | & - SR teemed for producing copious waters | Over 500 Paiss New Fall Novelties—All Sizes—All Styles Tan Velvet Shoe Department—First Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. Choice of Three Styles Regular Jumbo Women’s Styles ' The lowest price we have ever quoted for pens of this grade—a special lot secured from one of the largest manu- facturers in the country at practically our own price. A most opportune sale indeed, especially when school is about to reopen. 1 i (I Silc Fringe or Overlock Edge A Y, Pt. Can & Up. “The Best” Under Test IT WILL KILL ANY INSECT Dead! And They Stay Dead. And Youwll Come Back Because the Quality is Our Lasting Advi. That's Where We Put Our Money for You. KILLS HOUSEHOLD INSECT INSECTINE o\ rmels Nom Torineive FCONOMICAL 750 @ UP SAFE Panel Curtains, Filet or Scotch weaves, in neat or elaborately work- ed designs. White, ecru or ivory. 2Y and 2% yards long. AR NISHINE POLISHES ALL - METALS Made of high-grade English opalite, in red, blue and green mottled effects. Fitted with 14-karat solid gold pen h points and 14-karat gold filled clips and bands, or rings. atin Kid Choice of three of the most popular sizes—rings for women, regular size with clip for men, and large barrel size that most men prefer, complete with clip. Goldenbers's—First Floor.—Charse Accaunts Invited. "¢ Do Not Penalize Our Friend smummmmmmmmmmmmmmrmm N o Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget Plan ¥ - ~