Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1928, Page 39

28, Buy Now Bletter Service $2.50 Bottle Melba { Wistaria Perfume Attractive ground glass $ embossed bottle, in gift box. $1.50 Gent's Military Set In black leather finish case, in- cludes pair of good quality mili- tary brushes, ebony finish, with comb to match Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Accounts Invited, Assortment Novelty Jewelry Imported samples and _overprodue- um:- usual $1.00 and 51 @ Chains. by A R Goldembere's—tain ¥ioar. Charxe Accounts Invited. $1.25 Toy Pool Table Metal rubber l cushion, complete with cues and balls, $1.39 Wood Doll Beds With imitation 1 mattress, in assort. S ed colors. $1.39 Aluminum Cook Set With minia- ture cooking 3 utensils. $1.25 Hardwood Folding Toy Table Natural fin- $1 ish, good size. Oharge Accounts Invited. Chinese Brass Bowls Regularly $1.50 With Teakwood-finish Stand, novel engraved effects, dunty shapes Regular $1.29 Brief Cases Two-pocket Styies, substantially made. DuPont leagher fabries, in Brown, Tan and Black: full size with pusseted pockets, $ leather handle. lock and kev......... . (Leather Geods Dept.—Main ler\ $1.25 to $1.75 Sewing Baskets Imported Novelty Sewing Baskets, variety of pleasing shapes and styles; well made; hinged covers, tufted and fancy inings. $1.50 Wardrobe Bags Eight - garment styles, well ade of pretty cretonnes and art ckings; full size, with side open- ng and pocket for moth balls or (Notian Dept.) Complete Boys' 79¢ to $1.00 Blouses (Perteet and Slght Irregulars) Collar attached blouses, white $ and faney colors from the best makers, size 4 to 16 years. Boys’ $1.00 “——"" Shirts (Slight Irrexnlars) New ‘feature for boys' junior shirts, like big brother's—white $ and fancy colors. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Youths' Shirts 12 to 14%%. Boys’ $1.50 to $2.50 “Bell” (Perfeet and Slight Irregulars) Collar attached, imported broad- cloths, fancy rayon striped madras, white, tan, blues, striped. Sizes 12 to 1414 neck. Boys’ $1.50 to $2.00 Knickers Full lined golf and knicker pants, corduroys and mixtures, 8 to 17 $ years. Also straight knee pants, S to 9 years. Boys’ 79¢ to $1.00 Pajamas (Perfect and Slight Irregulars) One and two-piece style, cotton and outing flannels. 4 to 14 years. Boys $1.19 to $1.50 Outing Flannel Pajamas Warm « fleeced outing flannel pajamas, one and two piece, nice striped patterns, 6 to 18 years. Boys' $1.39 to $1.79 Wash Suits and Novelty Fall Suits A variety of excellent $ styles for the Junior Boys, 3 to 8 years. Boys' $1.39 to $1.95 Sweaters and Lumberjacks Fancy cricket sweaters; alio $ fAeeced lined jersey and fancy plaid part woel I-mbenceh. 6 to 18 $1.50 Bed Pillows 21x28-inch large size bed pil- lows, filled with sterilized curled feathers, covered with ACA stripe or heavy weight art tick- inga. $1.69 Part-Wool Crib Blankets Golden Fleece crib blankets, part wool, 36x50-inch size, Blue or Pink nursery designs. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Charge Aceounts Invited. 39¢ and 50c Draping Materials § yards for Yard wide Rayon'Ma or stripe designs; also pl es or plaids; odd $1.25 Plaid Blankets 66x76-inch blankets, plaids of blue, rose, tan, orchid or gold, excellent for sheet blankets as well as bed covering. l1 Dress Sale ning Wear, ternoon or to Matron Regular $10, $12.50 and $15 Grades taffeta, crepe, black satin, gette crepe and lace; solid - d circular models, trimmed ides trimmed with flowered 6 to 20. orgette crepe, chiffon velvet, inations of chiffon velvet and ircular models, trimmed with Black, navy, marron glace,, [dependence blue. Sizes 14/ 2 for THE EYENIXG STAR., WASHINGTON, E DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIENDS flZIIM_I.ENGE SALE $1.00 Sample Gloves 2 Prs. for Chamois Suede Slip-on Fancy-cuff Gloves, washable, smart and dreasy. Also Two- clasp Double - tipped Silk Gloves, in black; all sizes in lot, but not in all styles and colors. $1.50 to $2.00 Duplex Chamois Suede Gloves Slip-on atyle with strap buckle, pullon bandette cuff washable and keep their shape; all new colora; all sizes. Boys’ and Girls' $1.50 to $2.00 Lined Leather Gloves Some with fur tops, clasp at wrist, in assorted shades of tan and brown. Goitenverea—Main Floer. hargs Acconnts 8 Yds. 19¢ 27-Inch Plain 8 Yds. for Color Outing Flannels ‘In pink, light blue, grey $ and white, heavy fleece quality. 5 Yds. 29¢ 32-Inch Dress * 5 Yds. for : Ginghams In a large assortment of $ checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors. 4 Yds. 39c 36-Inch Printed 4 Yds. for Fleecedown Flannels In pink, orchid and light $ blue for kimonos, etc. 6 Yds. for 6 Yds. 25¢ 28-Inch Romper Cloth Light and dark grounds, in $ and plain colors; guaran- teed colo flhlllhbfl't !—Mlh Flonv $1.50 and '$1.98 Imported Rag Rugs 3.ft. by 6-ft. and 4-ft. by 7-ft. sizes, in these imported rag rugs, hit and miss centers, with novel! crow-foot borders of Blue, Green, Rose or Tan. 50c Imported Rag Rugs 3for 24x36-inch size imported rag rugs with-crow-foot bor- ders of various shades and hit-and-miss centers. $1.65 Inlaid Linoleums Armstrong’s heavy-weight in- laid. linoleums, 8-4 width, light and dark colorings; patterns able for office, shop or rooms in the home Sq. Yd. $2.50 Stenciled Crex Rugs Stenciled design crex rugs, 3 ft. by 6 ft. size; green, blue, $ grey, rose or home colorings; all perfect. 69¢c and 75¢ Linoleum 2 Yds. for Heavy burlap-back linoleum runner, 22, and 27 inches wide; plnln or figured unten s Men's Clothing—Dollar MEN'S AND YOUNG PANTS Hard fAinished, dark $ AnakiAniaRed with' st Tiesh® o8 dert's—Main Flo Acevunts Invite Men’s 79c to $1.00 Cut Silk Ties in light, dark 2 for ;| Women’s Novelty Boxed 2 Boxes for Handkerchiefs arly 9% and $1.00 Rox in box, embroidered corner, colored woven and nov- elty styles. ty, floral and neat patterns. Palmolive Soap, 16 Cakes for For toilet and bath, regularly 10c cake. $ Goldenbers's—Main Fioor. Charge Accounts Invili $1.39 Women’s Stamped Gowns A brand-new shipment of stamp- ed gowns, in medium size, made kle crepe in 3 pretty pat- in blue, rose, orchid, green, peul\ pmll One dcn.n fi nainsook. 39¢ Turkish Towels, Extraordinary value— large size, 22x44—double thread heavy towels with colored borders. 25¢ Absorbent Towels Large size, heavy, soft quality. In block designs, stripes and fancy borders. New and Special Extra Size House Frocks $1 Regularly $1.29 and $1.39 Frocks for Women Set-in or Kimono sleeves, brand new prints, new assortment neat pat- terns, with and without collars, full cut size. $1.29 Extra Size Crepe Gowns Soft finish, round necks, and kimono sleeves, solid colors, white, peach and pink; full cut sizes. “Merrygarden” Regular $1.69 Values New Printed Linene, novelty p.nerm and colors, convertible sleeves, po:l‘el, tie < 59¢ Women's New Crepe Bloomers 2 for Soft finish, reinforced $ and full cut, white, flesh. Women’s Flannelette Petticoats 3 for Good grade, neat $ stripes, straightline, med- ium length. $1.29 Women's New Flannelette Gowns Heavy soft grade, mew as- $ sorted stripes, double yokes and cuff, full cut, double seams. $1.39 New Porto Rican Gowns Of the better kind soft, fine lingerie cloth. White, Peach and Pink; square and reund neck; lovely hand-embroidered design. Girls’ Fine Grade Rayon Combinations larly £1.29 Pink, Peach, Nile and white, round and sanare necl oned well m 1612 vears. Goldenbers's—Third Floor, Charge Accounts Invited. seat and $1.39 Boys' Part-Wool and Cotton Union Suits High neck, long sleeves, ankle length; Random Grey. Perfect quality. Sizes 28 to 34. 89¢c Women’s Medium-Weight Cotton Union Suits With rayon stripe, - sleeveless and knee length. Regular and extra size. Gpldenbers's—Main Floor. Invited, Infants’ Part-Wool and Cotton Shirts Value, 69¢ Made with double-breast, some butten fronts, perfect quality. Sizes 3 months to 2 years. Children’s Fleeced Cotton Shirts and Pants Shirts with high neck, long , short sleeves, .glan:‘- ankle and knee leng seconds of the 50c val Misses’ Fleeced Cotton Union Suits Value, 69¢ Low neck, short sleeves, knee pants; perfect quality. Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas $1.29 and $1.50 kinds, Women's guaranteed fast blacks and colors, American (cotton) Taffetas; elub $ end styles. Men’s fast black, Amer- fean (cotton) Taffeta covers; as- sorted Prince of Wales loop handles. Children’s Umbrellas $1.29—$1.50 Value Solid colors and guaran- teed fast color, f pleasing colors an: gon frames, Men’s White Linen Handkerchiefs Usual 25¢ kind, perfect h quality, neatly mnde. hem- stitched borders. Six for —————— Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs 2 Boxes One Doz. Handkerchiefs Good quality, soft linen finish, white only, with pretty embroidered initial, six_in box, regularly 79c. Boys’ 50c Rayon Knitted 3 for 4.in-Hand Ties Buy the Boys' Ties now for Christ- mas at this low price. All new de- signs. Splienbare'siThird Fisor. gounts In D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928. $1.95t0$3.00 HATSL New Purchase With Many of Our Own Large Assortment of Beautiful Hats Added $ Felts Velvet Satin $1.50 Real Leather Bridge Sets Black and colors, each with two packs of cards, $ score pad and pencil. $1.50 Scholar’s Bible Sunday School Scholar’s Bible, 'black cover stamped in gilt; red edges; self- pronouncing; with maps. $1.25 Bridge Score Pads Real leather, stamped in gilt; each set contains two $ gold-edge score pads and pencil. $1.48 School Combination sisting of one 98¢ school th shoulder strap or han- nd one 50c pencil box con- Both for Aecounts Invi $1.39 Artistic Boudoir and Living Room Pillows Of rayon, damask, velour, lace and ribben. combinations in new modern designs. Some are slightly soiled. $1.59 Stamped Spreads Two pretty patterns, stamped on crinkle weave unbleached cotton, double-bed size, with bolster attached. 35¢ Stamped Towels Stamped on dry, well hem- stitched for crochet or finished with plain white and colored hems, in six beautiful patterns. 1 4 for Black Wood Sand reen Blues Styles for girls, misses, bobbed and unbobbed and youthful matrons. We ask you to come early, as we do not guarantee that we will have enough for all day’s selling. Goldenbere's—Second Flaor. Cnaree " Aecounts "Tavi 2 Yds. 69¢ 36-Inch Printed 2 Yds. for Crepe de Chine A silk-mixed quality, neat styles and colors. 21 Yds. 69¢ 36-Inch 2% Yda. for Brocade Rayons + In self-color, brocade designs, in white, black and all wanted colors. Goldenbers's—_Main Flogr. nvited. Women’s Real Leather Handbags Assortment of pretty styles, well made of good quality leath. ers, in black and colors. Usual $1.50 kind.—Main Floor. $1.95 to $2.95 Women's and Misses Silk Scarfs $1 Oblong and triangle styles, in crepe de chine and georgette, in printed and blocked designs. Women’s and Misses’ Sample $1.00 Neckwear Jabots, Panels and Vestees, in lace, silk and georgette; smart, snappy styl GolGenber Charse A Boys’ $1.50 Indian Suits For Christmas Gifts, neatly boxed Indian Chief Suits, with long feathered Bonnet. 4 to 14 years. Doys’ 79¢ to $1.00 School Caps 2 for All wool Suiting materials, excellent tailored caps, new- s 63 to 7. est style caps. $1 Day Values Beyond Comparison Galoshes 4-Buckle As Pictured Perfect Quality Military Heels CHILDREN'S OXFORDS Tan Only Sizes to 11 WOMEN'’S JULIETS & Boudoir Slippers All Sizes Plelured— All Sizel Many Other Values Mentioned Here Footwear Pumps—Straps Many Styles All Sizes In Lot— But_Not In Each Style Extra Values. All Style Heels. P r———— Misses’ and Children’s Patent Straps / All Sizes b Women's 75¢ Value Felt Slippers. All colors, all sizes. 2 pr. Not 1 SCIENCE UPHOLDS PUNISHENT RULE Tests Prove Students So Treated Attain Better Re- sults in Their Work. | By the Associated Press ST. LOUIS, November 22.—The old- time schoolmaster who used a rod to help his pupils along the road of learn- ing probably was merely conforming to the conventions of his time, but psy- chological experiments conducted by Dr. Marion E. Bunch at Washington University indicate that his methods had 4 sound scientific foundation. The experiments, for which 80 stu- | dents were enlisted as subjects, showed a distinct score in favor of “punish- ment” when not too severe. Divided into groups of 20 men and 20 women each, they were given the task of learning, at a single sitting, to move 2 metal stylus along the free path of a concealed maze consisting of grooves in a brass plate. Punished Show Best Results. One group was punished with elec- tric shocks for errors and its record was compared with that of the other group, which received no punishment. The blind alleys of the maze ended at plugs fixed in the grooves which were hooked up with a battery and could be made to produce the shock when touched with the stylus. Records also were kept of unpunishable errors, such 48 the retracement over a part or all of a section of the free pathway and the retreat from a blind alley after entering it. The students who were cubjected to punishment. it was found, achieved an 80 per cent score, having learned to move the stylus correctly through the maze four times out of five con- secutive trials, with only half as many trials on the average as those who had no such incentive, and in about 30 per cent less time. They were more cau- tious than the others, taking about 34 per cent more time for each trial, but they made 30 per cent fewer errors, the reduction being noticeable not only for those which brought a shock but for those which did not entail punish- ment. It was observed also that the difference in performance among in- dividuals in the punished group were m::h less marked than among the others. EARLY-SHOP DRIVE MOVES RAPIDLY HERE Management of Christmas Saving . Funds Gives Indication of Thrift in D. C. mpid growth of the early Christmas shopping mnvemem is indicated by changes by banks and other financial lumutlnns in the manage- ment of their Christmas saving funds, it was pointed out yesterday by Edward D. Shaw, secretary of the Merchants & Manufacturers’ Association, which is conducting a& mail early-shop early campaign. When the Christmas savings plan was inaugurated a few years ago, it was the custom to make annual dis- tribution of these funds on December 15, or even later, he pointed out. “This year the $8,000,000 in Christe mas savings accounts will be dis- tributed to depositors in Washington on December 1. he said. “That this method of saving for Christmas has | become popular is ghown by the fact ! that the Christmas savings funds have almost doubled in the past three years, $4,400,000 having been distributed in | 1925. One million forty-two thousand more has been .deposited this year than in 1927. Over $80,000 in interest is being paid on thase accounts by Wash- Ington banks. Eighty-three thousend people are participating in these Christ- wmas savings funds this year, an’ in- crease of 5,000 over last year and 27, 000 more than in 1925. “Bankers have been quick to respond to the demand of the depositors in these clubs for an earlier dstrlbuhon each yeat,” Mr. Shaw commented. depositors found that where dmrlhu- tion was delayed until December 15 or later they were losing the best of the Christmas shopping opportunities. Their money was not'available until the mer- chandise stocks in their city had been somewhat depleted, and they were forced to compete with the tremendous crowds which thronged the stores dur- ing the latter part of the Christinas shopping season.” KIDNAP CASE DELAYED. Illness of Perkins Girl's Mother | Reported to Prince Georges Court. | Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., November I2. —Because Mrs. L. S. 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