Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1928, Page 21

$1.50 & $1.95 Scarfs & Triangles 1 Slight Irregulars New Long Scarfs and Triangles. in crepe de chine and georgette 4 29c Dress Ginghams First Floor. 39c Pillow Cases Four 42x36 Scalloped Pillow Cases, fine, close-woven qual- ity, hand torn and ironed. Four for $1. First Floor. 4 19c Printed Percales Seven Yards $1 Hose, silk_from toe 36-inch Printed Percales, light grounds in a large assortment of new styles metal. ' beech First_Floor. and colors. Seven vards for s1. First Floor. $1.39 Quilted Cotton i Bats 7200 3-1b. Quilted Cotton mock, ses and serge blue. of a nationally advertised brand. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Boys’ 50c Golf Hose $ Three Six Yards Boys' Golf Hose, medium i s, 2-inch weight fine ribbad cotton, in G ale q the new Fall patterns, perfect assortment of checks, ¥ quality, sizes 7'z to 11. Three plaids and stripes, in all pairs, S1. wanted colors, Six yards, First Floor. Children’s 50c Sport Hose Three Pairs Children’s mercerized lisle, new plaid and novelty patterns, extra strong, reinforced hesell and Sport Hose, Fashioned _Silk to_top, with new narrow tea time French heel and . In Lea-time Boulevard, Nut_Brown, nude, tan. ' light ' biege, Slight Irresulars sun- Women's 69¢ Mixed Stockings Two Pairs Women's Silk and Ravon Mixed Stockings. g mock seam back, lis] 4-inch lisle garter Bats, full size for making K double-bed comforts. sshionable First Floor. T o mars BL & 0 ,35c Fast Color Prints Women's 50c Four Yards Mixed Stockings 36-inch Fast-color Prints, Three Pairs in a beautiful assortment Women's Pointed Heel Silk and of new styles and colors, Ravon Stockings. seamed back. for women'’s and children’s $]./ silk to d4-inch lisle garter welt, reinforced heel and t oe, in ten Perfect’ quality. and dresses. Four yards, $l. popular_shades. First Floor. Three pairs § First Floor. 19¢ Long Cloth Eight Yards new styles 36-inch Longeloth, a close- woven soft - finish quality. of many colors. Eight yards, $1. First Floor. First Floor. /" 25¢ Chiffon Voiles Six Yards 40-inch Chiffon Voiles, extra fine sheer quality, in white and all wanted col- ors. Six yards for $.. First Floor. colors. First_Floor. sl/ 29c Printed Plisse Crepes Five Yards 30 - inch Printed Plisse Crepes, in a large assortment of new styles, also plain col- ors. Five yards, $1. First_Floor. 7/ 50c Broadcloth Three Yards 36 - inch Plain - color Imported madras white, 50c Sateen Three Yards 36-inch Sateen, in black, white, and a large range of colors. permanent finish quai ity. Three yards for §1. First_Floor. # 15c Colored Cambrics Ten Yards 1 V4 14 years. Clever Colored Cambrics, for Halloween costumes. Just what you will need to make the costume for the mask ball on Halloween. In all the wanted colors. Ten yards for $1. First Floor. 2 to 9 years. Third Floor. $1.50 and $1.69 Bleached Sheets | 81x99 — 72x99 Seamless to wear. Third Floor. Boys' sizes 26 to Heavy or ecru; 2% novelty effect designs; all Bleached Sheets, made from extra heavy round thread sheeting. cotton, free from arch or dressing. First. Floor. 4 29c Pillowcases Six < 42x36 Bleached Pillow § Cases, hand torn and fron- ¢ ed, finished with deep hem. Six for 1. First Floor. ’ $1.69 Crinkle Bedspreads 80x105 Crinkle Bedspreads, full length for covering bed and pillows, in rose, blue and % gold woven stripes. First_Floor. 4 16¢ Bleached Muslin Eight Yards 36 -inch Bleached $ Muslin, a close-woven, soft-finish quality. First Floor, 18c Unbleached Cotton maker's brand. Two, §1. Third Floor Boys’ $1.39 to $1.69 Wash Suits Fall-model sleeve Wash Suits, in a varie- ty of button-on models, sizes Indian Chief Suits, 14 years, Boys’ $1.50 Union Suits Part Cotton Union Suits, grey with high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, pants 34. First Floor. $1.50 & $2 Silk Fringe Panels Silk - fringed Panels, feleit or Scotch lace weaves, ivory vards long; double_'thread: Fourth Floor. # 75c Window Shades Broadcloths, and newsylks, tan and blue, fancy striped collar attached style, 12 to 14 neck. Third Floor Boys’ 79¢ to $1 School Caps, Two Suiting Mixture Caps, in a Broadcloth, a yarn mer- great variety of patterns, cerized permanent finish $ light, medium and dark quality, in white and all shades. Sizes 6% to 7. Two wanted colors. ‘Three for $1. Third Floor. yards, S1. First Floor. ton Pajamas, white and fancy colored, well known Sizes 4 to Long- Boys’ €8¢ Straight Pants, Two Suiting Mixture and Corduroy Straight Pants, knee length, for school or play, 4 to 9 years. Third Floor. Boys’ $1.45 Indian Suits with long streamer, feathered, head- piece, nicely trimmed, sizes 4 for Halloween Wool and in “neat or heavy-worked made of heavy sure to launder. Two Perfect Quality Opaque 5 Cloth Window Shades, Ten Yards 3 ft. by 5 ft. 9 in, size, 39-inch Unbleached Sheet- :‘;mmflffin"’"d rollers, i o hite, ecru or green: ing Cotton, clos: 'oven round complete with crochet thread quality. Ten yards for § 35¢ Pillowcases ring to match and all fixtures. Fourth Floor. Five Three Yards 8 13 Yard-wide Rayon Drapery —— mfi;g”:‘fg ‘;‘J,’,T: $ Fabric, beautiful two - fone round thread quality, hand ¥ g, blue, green, mulberry or Sher and Mronsd. " ‘Pive gold stripes and figures; full for $1. bolts cut any quantity. Three Pirst Flo yards, $1. g Fourth Floor. | Women’s $1.95 Stockmg' Slight Irregulars, Women's_ Full of “sheer chiffon quality, $ $1.69 Tweed Coating 54-inch Tweed Coating, for Fall Winter sport coats, choice 1 79c Poiret Twill Two Yards Poiret Twill, lustrous sheen face, for dresses and coats in black, navy and all wanted Two yards, $1. 1 Boys’ $1.50 to $2.50 “Bell” Shirts Perfect and Siight Irregulars $ Boys’ 95¢ to $1.39 Pajamas, Two Perfect and Slight Irrezulars One and Two Piece Cot- $ 1 $ 59¢ Rayon Drapery Fabrics Both Sides of 7th at K St. We Do Not Penalize Our Friends SAN Another Big Opening Sale in OQur Men’s New K St. Furnishing Section 1 000 ME ( Collar Attached | Neckband Style GOLDENBERG’S—THE DEPENDABLE STORE GOLDENEBERGS NIVERSARY DOLLAR DAY In which you’ll find outstanding values Greater Anniversary Bargains at Greater Savings |if #&5d N’S $2 to $3.50 SHIRTS Semples and Slight Irregulars Materials of imported English Broad- cloth, rayon striped madras, rayon striped broadcloth, printed broadcloth, all-over rayon, end-to-end madras, Oxford cloth and many other shirtings. Made with deep center pleat, hand-pressed, finished with ocean pearl buttons. Extra full-cut chest and deep-cut armholes. Every Shirt per- fectly tailored and guaranteed fast color. White Plain Color Stripes Figured Designs Staples Sizes 14 to 17 Goldenberg's—First Floor—K “St. Annex.—Charge Accounts Invited. , Choice Handsome Damask or Rayon Table Scarfs, 140 18 inches 3 to' 54 inches long Deaiirar designs:_ color such as rose, gold. berry. green. well as_black binations. Fourth Floor. 34 and 36 inch width Cre- tonnes or Silkolines: full bolts, cut any quantity six yards or more; light and dark floral, stripe or bird designs. Six yards, $1. Fourth Floor. $1.75 Bed Pillows 21x27 Large Size Bed Pillows, filled with ster- ilized curled feathers: covered with A. C. A. stripe or heavy-weight art tickings. Fourih Floor. $2 Chair Cushions 18x19 Large Size Bar Har- bor Chair Cushions, cotton filled, covered with handsome cretonnes; 3-inch boxed sides and tufted with twenty buttons. Fourth Fleor. 29-inch Colored and Black Cos- tume Velveteen 32-inch Striped Heavy Broadcloth $1.75 & $2.50 Damas or Rayon Scarfs :§ k| Junior Lamp Shades assorted shapes and col- Is. Furniture Dept. Rugs, 29¢ & 35c Cretonnes or | ;. Silkolines, Six Yards hit-and-miss effects. 10 Junior Lamp Shades, ar's Bible, 1 $1.69 to $2.95 Kimlark Crex or Rag Rugs 27x54 - inch Oval Kimlark stenciled designs. 27x inch or 3 ft. by 6 ft. Tm- fal-weave Crex Rugs. 3 ft. 6 ft. Imported Ras Russ. ith nov- 1ox Heavy tin t ity crowfoot borders. Oval Woven Yar Rugs, mottled effects, with nllln blnd insertion of blue, rose, green, gold or | No. 8 size. Basement. 1 $ 38-inch orchid. Fourth Floor. Armstrong's oleum, 8/4 width; are best and newest patterns: Pperfect quality, full rolls, cut any quantity. Square yard, §1. for $1. $1.65 Inlaid Linoleum Inlaid Lin- included 1 Fourth Floor. lock cover. Basement. 59¢ Imported Rag Rugs Three 24x36 - inch Imported Rag Rugs, light or dark First Floor Tables. Basement. 4,500 Yards Beautlful New Silks Regular $1.29 to $1.69 Grades 36-inch Silk Face Duvetyn 36-inch Plain and Changeable Chiffon Taffeta 36-inch Brocaded Faille Crepe 36-inch Colored Twill Back Satin Charmeuse cloth gette Crepe yard Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Blouses, Two Collar-attached Blouses, vhite, tan, blue broad- neat striped per- ; double - yoke back: s 6 to 15 years. Two Third Floor. A Boys’ 79¢ School $ by Boys’ $1.50 & $2 Lined Pants Corduoroy and Suiting Mix- ture Knickers and Golf-style, Full -lined Pants, 8 to 17 years; traight Pants with belts, 4 to 9 years . Third Floor. also English Shorts, liberet Magazine Baskets 60 Magazine Baskets of wood, enameled in Chinese red, jade green and parch- ment. Furniture Dept. ber to 8. Over Sizes 5/ $ 39¢ Congoleum: Runners 221,-width Heavy Felt-base Stair or Hall Runners, made some carpet. designs, with neat border on sides; full rolls, cut any quantity. Four yds. for §1. Fourth Floor. gold, grey, or tan, overlock Four Yards the Congoleum Co. hand- 4 $1.50 Scholar’s Bible Sunday School stamped in- gilt, red edges, self pronouncing et Floor. 4 $1.75 Wash Boilers with cold wood handles.$ Galvanized iron Gar- bage Cans, large size, X . 1.50 Brass Bowls $1.49 Garbage Cans | | i dtic voen s b~ made of high lusire mporied % With Stand with blouss Cbark: Eises 6 Japanese Brass Bowls $ with Stand, substantially First Floor. made; 9-inch heavy pol- $ 3 ished brass bowl with teak- Men’s 89c to $1 wood finish stand. Com- $1.39 Cooking Kettles cover and bail handle. 36-inch Heavy Washable Broad- 40-inch Colored Crepe de Chine 40-inch Costume Weight Geor- 40-inch Black Satin Charmeuse 40-inch Lustre-Glow Slip Satin 40-inch Printed Crepe de Chine THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928, 2 2 1 Both Sides of 7th at K St. No Interest— No Extras NALE Friday Only! Women’s 69c to 89¢ Rayon Undies | Two for Women's Ravon Undies. Vests, Bloomers. Chemise and Panties, Vest made in bodice style. Bloomers with Second Floor. Unfinished Foldin, V4 Chairs s $1.39 Corselettes 90 Unfi; Corselettes, of beautiful nfinished Folding $ pink-striped " fabric; inner Chairs, fold perfectly flat, belt support; boned back sturdily built. and front; good garters Furniture Dept. and elastic gores; 34 to 44, Men’s $1.65 Urion Suits Rayon Union Suits in colors of white. blue and flesh, made in closed crotch style, extra full cut. biz and long” trunks. perfect quality: sizes 36 t First Plnor 10c Palmolive Scap Sixteen Cakes Palmolive Soap, full size cakes, sixteen for.. First Floor. #'$1.50 Combination Fountain Syringes $ Men's Men’s $1.79 Union Suits Men's Heavy - weight - nlrhed ‘Union' Suits, " Merit. muek Combination Fountain Syringes. hizh-arad auality red rubber: aare” Sise! complete Fibid flow tubing and Attings. First Floor. $ in Ramdon gray ' color; with flat-locked seame. reinforecd seat and crotch and snug fitting collarette; sizes 36 to 46: every sarment full cut'and perfect. oor, i Men's 50c to 65¢ Fancy Hose, Four Coty Perfumes Half Ounce Coty Perfumes, the favorite Perfect_and Slight Irresn odors —L'Origan, Chypre, Men’s Rayon Mixed Jacqueminot Rose, Paris, Fancy Hose, in stripes, Emerande. ' oz., $1. plaids and Jacquard fig- I e ured, made with reinforced ikt b Schol- heel, toe and sole, in all * black cover, the newest colorings; sizes Brief Cases FD\H’ for $1. Brief Cases, two pocket styles; black or brown; substantially made, with leather straps and lock and with Men’s 35c Half Hose Seven Slight Irregulars Men's Mercerized Half Hose, made with reinforced heel, toe and sole, in black and plain colors; sizes 10 to 11 Seven pairs, $1. ey. First Floor. “Dax’ Watches “Dax” Watches, for men and boys; reliable timekeepers made by the makers of West- clox and Pocket Ben Watches. First Floor. Wash Boilers, First Floor. P 4 5 Men’s $1.79 Union Suits plete, $1. Jewelry Seetion. Silk Ties, Two Men's Cut Silk Ties, in striped and figured designs, medium shape in a wonderful 3 Ironing Pad and hit-and-miss cffects, with $ Aluminum Cooking . O ETeR T Cover Set :;2:" ‘?:xt, :,’f"gf;:n? Thres Kettles, 10-quart trade size,$ Tirst’ Floor. “Canton Knit Troning Pad ax!l‘us ted pad. wit d 4 ldj\lulhllu,'unblncnld musiin e Men’s 50c to 65c Fancy Hose, Three Slight Irregulars 50c to 65c Wool- mixed Fancy Hose. in plaid and figured patterns: with high spliced heel, forced toe and sole: in many color combinations: sizes 10 to 11%. Three pairs, $1. First Floor. Children's 50c Shirts & Pants, Three mp) “Notion_ Debt. # $1.50 Wardrobe Bags Men's Eight-Garment Wardrobe Bags, well made of pretty art tickings; assortment of attractive patterns. $ Notlon Dept. $2.50 to $3.50 Embroidered Seconds Children's _Fleeced Cott i { oiOTR pRlreedy, 001100 Metalline Cloths neck. ' long sleeves, Dutch’ neck. flboty sleeves, “ankle and kne¢ Half Yard ngth. = Pants ' slight - seconds, n i 11-Over Embroidered Metalline IR T for it For” Vestings. and dress {rimmings, effective patterns and colorings. Half Yar First Floor. 4 $1 Pearl* Ropes Ckhildren’s 69c to $1 Wrappers, Two Infants' Silk and Wool and ¢ Cotton and Wool Wrappers, 40-inch Printed Chiffon Crepe made with double breast, pin $ Two _ ! back, high neck, long sleeves, -inch Pearl* Ropes 40-inch Printed Georgette Crepe e naes e ot e Anciquality g to 3 years. Two for S1. 2 destructible pearl beads. $ First Floor. most favored sizes, fine pearl color and fnish. Two for Sl. Wongen s $1.39 Forst oo 7 Union Suits Women's Part Wool Union $1.25 Vegetable Bins Suits, medium weight with $1.29, $1.50, $1.98 rayon stripe, sleeveless, knce $ Umbrellas length, sizes 36 to 44. “For- W ikie DN Metal Vegetable ”}.Z‘.’"n...‘.’.""d‘ wm;n‘s'fink E;v'\:d “colored Tain: : Covers: Men's Wi 7 Bins, assorted colors auaiity A..;cz«rc‘:':.’éfmz?nup-{.nn. - a ers, ASst Player Rolls, Three fandies "o A Player Rolls. includin First Floor. ‘Sonny Boy." “Jeannine, $1.75 Plaid Blankets 66x76 Nappy Twilled Percolators “mr,kln'r Cotton,” ‘and m-'.;y' Blankets, block plaids of Electric Coffee Percolators, A ICURIRE I 33 SO e Men's Handkerchiefs, blue, rose, orchid, green, four-cup _size, guaranteed, plain white hemstitched Basement. stitched ends. Pal or / Oxford: 300 Women’s Juliets Leather soles, rub- Sizes 4 heels. 36x50-inch “Golden Fleece” neatly bound. Fourth Floor. to 11. Fourth Flos $1.75 Crib Blankets rt-wool Crib Blankets, blue pink, nursery designs, Jars. UNUSUAL ANNIVERSARY SHOE VALUES Children’s Misses” and Children’s Patent Straps. Strong and sturdy. All sizes to 2 pairs. p 3 Infants’ Women’s Women’s - Infants’ S LR R Jyhite and " blue borders. Stitchdown Lace ",',""T":.,,.',E.‘,"., S (R Turn- First SEses {iferri e : i Bates B $1 Hand-Embroidered ity Elk or H Pty utton . V4 25¢ Huck Towel Cht. sies A1 e g, Laee, Shaos Curtains, Two Sc Huck Towels e attached. Thoerte o Hand-embroidered Cur- Six tains, worked in very at- - crnmvp colors, with colored 18x36 Heavy Quality Women’s4-Buckle Galoshes All perfect. Mili- tary heels only. All sizes, 4 to 8. $1.49 Electric without cord and plug. * $1.29 Enameled Slop Jars White Enameled Slop Dream _of " Lilac ' Time. 4 Men's 8¢, 10c, 12¢ Handkerchiefs, 16 1) and colored border styles. Sixteen for S1. First Floor. Latest “Perfect” Record Records Three Latest (“Perfect”) Records, including “Sonny Boy,” “Blue Shadows,” “Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time,” “Roses of Yes- $1.50 Brassiere Shields e uea Wd Naiad Brassiere Shields, $ e ke S correctly made, all sizes. Notion Dept. #1.49 Linen Tablecloths All-Linen Tablecloths, heavy 1 quality crash with washable colored border, sizes 54x54; 39¢c Turkish Towels Five also All-Linen Damask Cloths 22x44 Turkish Towels, V4 75¢ Stamped Gowns, Two Three pretty patterns, stamped on good quality nainsook, easy to em- $ broider, medium size. Two for $1. Second Floor. in attractive designs; 45x45... First Floor. 89c Stamped Pillowcases Four attractive designs stamped on good quality In- dian head and white muslin, hemstitched for crochet and plain hemmed borders, regu- Cotton Huck Towels, with blue and gold stripe de- sign. Six for $1. First Floor. f{lnza to match. Two ot e o Women’s $1.29 & $1.39 oover Aprons V4 69c Mercerized Table Damask Tvo Yards Rich satin finish quality, snow white bleached in as- sorted attractive designs. First Floor. Hoover Aprons, white cam- brie, also chambray, blue, pink and green; double white col- :;n and cuffs; full cut; 36 1 1] R HOR DEFENDS L LEASE ACTION Holds He Was 0b||ged to Renew Contract Until It Was Declared Invalid. Claiming that he was legally bound I to renew the Salt Creek Purchasing contract and that he acted on the ad- | vice of his official counsel in so doing, Dr. Hubert Work, chairman of the Re- publican National Committee, in a statement issued late yesterday declared that criticism of his renewal of the contract was entirely of “campaign origin.” i _ “The terms of the contract, as made | before I took office, required this re- newal after the expiration of the first five-year term.” Dr. Work said. “I re- ferred the matter in regular course to the solicitor for the Department of the Interior, my official legal adviser. He reported that there was no choice but i to renew the contract. As is custom- | ary, I acted upon this official advice. Question of Initial Validity. “The Attorney General, in his opin- | fon of October 16, thus recites the cir- | cumstances: “‘The Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing | Co. assumed to exercise its option on J June 7, 1927, and pursuant thereto, the parties entered into a second five-year term of performance under the con- | tract on January 1, 1928. It appears that when the Secretary of the In- terior granted the renewal under the | option, he did so upon the advice of i the solicitor of the Interior Depart- ‘ ment, but the questions here discussed | regarding the initial validity of the | contract” were not raised by the so | licitor, nor did they form the basis of | any protest against renewal then pend- | ing before that department.’ | “During the Senate public lands com- | mittee’s hearings on Salt Creek, begin- \mnfl May 18, this year, Sefator- Walsh, an active member of this committee, 'who is a good lawyer and has made a | special study of these matters, did not lm;u the attention of the committee to the Salt Creck purchasing contract or |its renewal, nor has he in any way )’ so far as I am informed, letes Walsh Letter. “On the contrary, Senator Walsh on February 17, 1923, while the renewal of the contract was pending, wrote a letur | to W. G. Williams at 110 Broadway, in | | which he said: | _“‘I am unable to understand how the | Government can escape the obligation | to renew the contract with the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co. except it { treats it as void or voidable. It seems |to me that neither the iniquities re- vealed as to the Teapot Dome lease or | those that are unrevealed concerning | the acquisition of the lands in the Salt | Creek field by the Standard or its sub- ,smmxes in violation of the leasing act, ican in any wise affect the validity of i the contract by which the Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Co. bought the | Government’s royalty oil. I regret to say |that I am obliged to agree with the i Secretary that he is legally bound to | renew, although I have not been able | to gl\e the subject the study that it | ought to have in order to arrive at a conclusion such as would be reached by a good lawer after a ‘careful study. |1 assume the Secretary has taken the advice of his counsel.” “I did exactly what Senator Walsh | declares in effect he would have done if | he had been the Secretary of the In- i terior. T took the advice of my official counsel, who told me that there was ) nothing T could do except to make the | renewal.” West Stops Delivery. Secretary West yesterday ordered de- livery of Government royalty oil to the Sinciair Oil Purchasing Co. from the \Salt Creek field in Wyoming stopped | next Monday after 2 ruling Tuesday by | Attorney General Sargent that the con- tracts were invalid. | Immediately upon issuing the order | and notifying the lessees and operators | inthe #lt Creck ficld of his action, Sccretary West dispatched Dr. Geos Otis Smith, director of the Geological Survey, to Tulsa, Okla., to look after the payment for oil delivered this | month. Secretary West announced that until the royalty oil is disposed of in accord- ance with the law the Government would take its royalties from the sale of i Salt Creek -production -in_cash. This was interpreted to mean that any pur- chaser, inciuding the Sinclair company, which could transport the oil from the | wells in the Salt Creek production area | could buy the il for cash on delivery. | _ The action today is preliminary to the | working out of a plan for the sale of | the royalty oil to the highest and best | bidders after it is readvertised for sale, | Secretary West said. The question of how to handls the sale of the approximately 1,000,000 bar- | rols of oil that have boen produced re- cently each month from the area is be- ing worked out by First Assistant Secre- | tary Edward C. Finney and the chiafs of the Geological Survey. the General ! Land Office and the solicitor of the In- l terior Department. | Protect Your Gears | The Correct Lubrication | for the Gears. Ebonite is a scientific gear lubri. cant in two grades. EBONITE-T for’ the transmis- sion gears, - makes gear - shifting amazingly easy, in ail seasons, and at all speeds. 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