Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1928, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13 1978 1OWDEN SUPPORTS | HOOVER FARM AID Urges Co-operation in Letter to Head of illinois iati Outfi ists of Ever-Ready g S D ey _— 3 pyralin case. ‘GOLDENBERG'S—Main Floor. CLAUDO The Wax Model and Mechanical Man In Our Seventh Street Window Daily at Intervals From 10:30 AM. to 5 P.M. ‘The wonderful Claudo makes people stop, look and wonder. Try to make him laugh. Thousands have tried and failed. Women’s $2.25 Novelty Chiffon Silk Hosiery $ 1 69 ) Full fashipned, sheer quality; heel of clear even weave; picot gaitor top; silk from top to toe, in Maun, Nude, Marron Glace, Beech Tan, Gun Metal. All perfect. Ever-Ready Safety Razor 190 y Original $1.00 Model _BOTH JIDEJS OF FJEVENTH JTREET AT K A Special Pricing on Attractive Home Gifts From the Furniture Store! Ty the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 13.—Frank O. Lowden, former Governor of Tliinois and | candidate for the Republican presiden- tial nomination_until he withdrew at the Kansas City convention last bespoke hearted The Gift Seekers’ Opportunity— Maker’s Samples of Women’s Gloves! at Remarkable Savings B idois | 1,500 Pairs of Women’s oudoir I Chair comment since t of N i Frank 0. Lowden. hewever, as to remedies. Both | a Federal farm board. Mr. ould have the board set up a| with _liberal | vernment, _the | t which would be to stabilize s of farm products. Such a n would, of course, attempt onal and occasional sur- | > that they could oralization of the mar- ch surpluses from time . frankly rejected the | the cost to the equalization | corporation of thus caring for the sur- | plus should be distributed over the | commodi s a whole. Gov. Smith, on | the other hand, clearly and forceful- | ly asserted the principle that the cost of handling the surplus should be borne by the entire commodity. This, in sub- stance, was the substantial principle of the so-called equalization fee. Thus the issue was clearly drawn. Co-operation Urged. “When, therefore, the American | people preferred Mr. Hoover to Gov. Smith, they in effect issued a mandate to Mr. Hoover to proceed with the pro- gram which he had advocated. All sincere friends of farm relief will now, in my opinion, co-operate wholehea edly with him in giving effect to that program. In view of the fact that Mr. Hoover will have th responsibility of | administering whatever legislation there | may be enacted, the: wise course, it | seems to me, at the present time is to await the incoming of the new adminis- tration. Congress will no doubt wish freely to consult with the President as legislation is being shaped. I under- stand that a special session will be salled. That would be the proper time, i think, for legislation on tbis vastly im- | sortant question. If such legislation hall not prove effective, the President vill no doubt lend a ready ear to fur- her suggestions. For he forcefully aid, in his acceptance address, ‘the | most urgent economic problem in our | Nation today is in agriculture.’ In addition to Mr. Hoover’s frank ‘ecognition of the gravity of the agricul- ural situation, there is a wider under- tanding of that situation than at any ime in the past. Business men recog- “ize, as they have not recongnized before, hat a larger measure of prosperity qust be given to the farmers of America { we would avoid danger to the entire susiness structure.” Extra Session Favored. Resolutions calling for an extra ses- “ion of Congress to enact farm relief islation and tariff measures to pro- sct surplus crop production without | ibsidizing agriculture were adopted :sterday by the American Farm Bureau aderation at the closing session of its nth ‘annual conven! Continued support of the Madden bill 'garding Muscle Shoals, which pro- des for the full time capacity opera- on of the project by a lessee, was rec- mmended. Among directors chosen were the fol- 'wing:—Eastern region, William C. pargo, Dover, N. J.; Midwest region, 7illiam_Settle, Indianapolis; Southern :gion, Frank Dimmick, Shuteston, La.; F. Porter, Columbia, Tenn.; Western 'gion, L. E. Freudenthal, Las Cruces, 7. M.; J. D. Yeager, Wellington, Nev.; Rogers, Colf: LOSES $32,000 IN CASH. ‘reenhouse Owner Finds Money nd Stranger With $40,000 Gone. BOSTON, December 13 (#).—A green- >use owner of Raynham yesterday was oking for $32,000 in cash and a ranger. Thomas H. Kearns gave the police i name and description of a man ith whom, he said, he negotiated a isiness_deal in his home Tuesday ght. The cash, which represented the “oceeds from @ recent sale of Stocks, ! earns had concealed in a room. His 1est carried $40,000 in cash. The vis- or left at midnight, and Kearns was » meet him at a Boston hotel. When earns telephoned to the hotel orning, the man had checked ou 2arns looked for his $32,000. It Was ‘Wash. Headache/ »quickly end headache, take one or two Anti- amniaTablets—pain’s greatest enemy. Scien- ic balanced formula insures safety and cer- results. Relieve where others fail. Stop of all kinds; also end insomnia and nerv- E romote restful sleep. Prescribed biy setors and dentists for over 8 years. 25 mil- one used annually. Sold by all druggists in 28t pocket tins 25 cents. A-Koneach tablet. Anti-Kamnia duiol Relief from Palns sad Achey $1.50 Chamosuede Gloves 79c Fine quality double-woven gloves that will wash perfectly and hold their shape. New Pull-over style, Slip-on, Bandelette and Novelty Cuftf styles. Fancy embroidered designs. All sizes in the lot, but not in all styles. Women’s $2.50 to $4 $1 98 Boys’ & Girls’ Imported Kid Gloves ™ 1° Warm Gloves One-clasp Fleece-lined Jersey and Gauntlet Gloves, with deep cuffs; warmly lined. Ex- Tmported Kid Gloves, made of <r\fi._p1i3_hlc 1 novelty cufis and fancy stitching, — Cta) Nalues in gifts sure to please boys and -on gloves of washable leathers, in sev- 1 irls. hades of tan. GOLDENBERG'S—Main Floor. $7.95 Handsome |f Boudoir Chair, up holstered in assorted cre- tonnes of Pleas- ing Designs. Furniture Store, Across the Street Budget Payments sicime. . 98C Slight Trregulars A nationally known brand Service ‘Weight Hose, pointed heel, narrow lisle top. Also a few sheer quality, silk from top to toe, picot top and French heel. All shades. Women’s Rayon Heather Hose 4 Seamed back, trim fitting i ankles; reinforced heel and <& toe. Tan and brown mixtures. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Children’s Golf Hose sl 3 prs. for 74 length in check and diamond patterns; sizes 7-10%%. Children’s Sport Socks Heavy cotton weight and Rayon; attractive itterns and shades. Sizes 7 to 9%: 74 length. Boys’ Golf Hose Attractive diamond patterns in the wanted shades. Sizes 7 to 10. " A Diversified Assortment of Lovely New Ideas in Christmas Neckwear Including the Popular “Sweetheart” Lace Collar and Cuff Sets Mr. Drob, Our Men’s Clothing Buyer, Says: “It’s just like handing you $5 to $10 as a Christmas gift” when such values as these are offered in And This Is Important—Plenty of BLUES Included! This is a clear-cut money-saving proposition, the purpose of which is to bring the men of Washington to a realization of the At this price we offer choice of an unusual variety of dainty neckfixings, including Sweetheart Lace Collar and Cuff Sets, Panel Front and Back Collars, Butterfly Collars, V-shaped Collars, Peter Pan Collar and Cuff Sets and Vestees with jabots. Wonderful Christmas . Neckwear $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 and $2.98 Fresh, new and beautiful. Come and choose gifts now from the immense assortments. Suit- ably boxed. GOLDENBERG'S—Main Floor. Charge Accounts Invited A Special Friday Offering of $25 Sport Coats Utility Coats for sports wear—of astrachan and pile fabrics, trimmed with leather straps and belts. Good warm 1 garments, plaid lined, in the' favored They're both smart and serviceable! Sizes 14 to 20 —_— Women’s' $15 to § $19.75 COATS Coats of velour and sport cloths, sports wear, in mannish models or ! shawl collar of tan moufflon. \\ chine lined. Black and tan. GOLDENBERG'S—Second Floor. Sizes 16 Gifts Sure to Please a Man Specially Priced for Friday! Men’s $12.50 95 Lounging Robes$8 Rayon Lounging Robes, in rich brocaded designs, made with large shawl collar, trimmed with Skinner’s satin on collar, cuffs and pockets, and novelty designs il:l large variety of colors, with silk cord and tassels. Small, medium and large sizes. $645 Bath Robes 0 High-grade e and blanket cloths, in stripes, Navajo Indian Ponging style, with shawl collar e with silk cord binding. large sizes. Men’s Bath Robes $9 95 ] Makes R Many designs_and colorings, in- Cines designs, with deep borders. e ity rayon and silk cord to 4} extra large sizes. ' . Blanket Robes and Lounging Robes Almost unlimited variety of new and attractive styles —every desirable color combination sure to satisfy the Men’s $7.95 Bath _Robes, made of blankets patterns, plaids and novelty designs. Small, medium, large and extra Beacon and Other cluding ombre, Indian and novelty match. Small, medium, large and $4.95 to $27.50 most critical man's taste. 75¢ Eaton’s Stationery 59c¢ Eaton’s Highland Linen Station- ery, in blue, green, heather and orchid. One quire of large flat sheets, 75c Ward’s Stationery $1 Tabl s Made of metal. 72 large, flat Six different colors sheets of corre- c spondence paper, c Just the thing for with 50 envelopes or card table. to match, Stationery Department, Main Floor. to choose from. All silk or satin de greater value-giving policy of our Men’s Clothing Store. | Plaid backs, plain backs, fancy mixtures and other serv- iceable materials, in every style that’s desirable—Double Breasted, Single Breasted, big Ulsters, Chesterfields and Box models. All colors and every size. Men’s Pants Ilundr:ds of pairs in a great variety of patterns and colors. You'll find what you $2.98 Men’s Suits Broken sizes and odd lots from higher priced lines. Come early — quantity limited. No mall or phone orders. Women’s Smart Novelty Sweaters New Novelty Sweaters, Slip- on and Snug Fit- ting Hip Models, in beautiful color ¢ o mbinations. Sizes 30 to 36. Warm Wool Eiderdown Sacques $3'98 Eiderdown Sacques, of rose, copen and gray, with long sleeves and satin trim- mings. GOLDENBERG'S—Third Floor. + 9.75 gray shade. 129 for dress or styled with to 40. Choose Now and Avoid Disappointment. The Crosley walnut finish table. Radio Set The Atwater Kent No. 40 is every thing that a good radio should be. Powerful, seleétive, sim- ple to operate and has a mar- velous tone. Three sizes in Complete Atwater Kent With Tubes Model 41, designed for direct current at slightly additional cost. Speakers — but one quality and tone. Budget Payments. No Interest or Service Charges. Goldenberg’s Radio Department SR SR S SR SR SR SR S S TR 2 SR R SR SR R S 2 SR S S R S k3 fi.&% With Built-in RCA Speaker Buy It on Our Budget Plan With built-in 100-A “RCA” Speaker, on handsome any electric light socket. Use Our Budget Plan If you want distant stations to come in like those nearby—if you want power plus selectivity—if you want that rich dynamic tone—if you want simplicity of operation—low first cost and low upkeep—get a Crosley! | BUDGET PLAN-"t et ot i Burl-Walnut Cabinet 215 Brings in stations loud and dial. electric Needs no aerial for near-by stations. tropes and Panatrope-Radiola Combinations. Where You Are Assured Real Service and Satisfaction DIRECT ENTRANCES: One entrance from K st and the other froi Seventh street. $2.50 and $3 Leather Handbags $1.95 Women's Leather Handbags, factory, samples and overpro- ductions. Assortment of well made, up-to- date styles, in pouches and underarm bags. Good quality leathers, plain, embossed, grained and reptile cffects, in black and good assortment of colors. Leather, silk and rayon linings. fering! Goldenberg’s—Main Floor World’s Best! Gem Box 51097 As illustrated. Ready to plug into Brunswick 7-Tube RADIO In Beautiful Complete clear. Illuminated Plug it into any light socket. A complete line of Brunswick Radios, Pana- . Use Our Budget Plan in The Downstairs Store Hand-Painted Squares & Mufflers Gift seekers will enthuse over the beautiful styles and wonderful values in this Christmas of- In the new pastel shades; trimmed with imported laces and ribbons, and taflored models with embroidered de- signs. Crepe de Chine navy and black; made with hip hems. Women’s and Misses’ §79.9 Raycn Pajamas Costume Slips Corduroy Robes Extra size, in all the Modernistic and hand-painted designs, in lovely pastel shades. s458 H il d chine o ‘lesh, peach, 32.93 $ 3.98 new shades of blue, o lavender and red. Women’s Silk and Rayon Robes Gorgeous floral patterns, and in contrasting colors. Charge Accounts Invited Women’s $3.50 to $5 $1.95 Hand-painted Squares and Mufflers of splen- did quality crepe de chine and dainty georgette, in a variety of charming colors and designs. $1.98 to $2.98 Silk Scarfs Oblong Scarfs, Triangles and Squares, in pretty printed effects. All the new shades. 3 to choose from. GOLDENBERG'S—Main Floor. CHOOSE YOUR CHRISTMAS RADIO From These Famous Makes—the Gifts That-Will Give Years of Enjoyment to the Entire Family and Be a Ccn- stant Reminder of the Thoughtfulness of the Giver. If Desired, We Will Hold Your Radio Until Wanted. $1.50 $13.98 Normandy Chimetune Mantel Clocks (As Sketched) Famous “Gilbert” make, mahogany-finish case, Nor- mandy chimetune, striking the hour and half hour. Guaranteed eight-day movement. $6-98 $9.98 Eight-Day Mantel Clocks Mahogany-finish Case Mantel Clocks, silvered dials, strike the hour and half hour, assorted styles. Every one guaranteed. GOLDENBERG'S—Ba “Baby Gloria” DOLL $1.00 This charming doll will delight any little mother. Bisque head, moving eyes, and real voice that talks; neatly and all ready to put under Xmas tree. Famous “Effanbee” $5.98 Dolls $4.98 Beautiful Dolls, completely dressed with hat to match. Moving eyes, composition head, arms and limbs. 26 ‘high. BASEMENT Soches mmwmwm&ammmmmmm&zfimmmmmfi A Millinery Clearance 1,040 Hats Repriced for Im- mediate Disposal Friday! Former prices have been entirely disregarded in this Friday sale—we’re after a complete clearance and offer % 340 Felt Hats at a mere fraction of [ their original markings. 340 Felt Hats, formerly sold at | $1.50 to $2.00. 5 Friday at . 2 700 Dres ats of Satin Faille, Silks and ‘ $2.95, $3.95 and } $1'69 $5.00. Friday at GOLDENBERG'S—Second _Floor. Velvets, sold at