Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FR]'D'AY, FEBRUARY 1, 1929. lURY INH-UENGE No Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget Plan—We Do Not Penalize Our Friends. Hand-Painted Girls’ and W o 55 _1| GOLDENEERG S = 1 New scaris eautifully and- . Serviceable wool sweaters in a variety painted on heavy quality crepe de f pretty shades. With hout. col- Judge in McPherson Case Glite in v derizan aRiTeolns, of pretty shades. With or without.c Mentioned in Testimony of Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Both Sides of 7th at K Street Accounts Tavited Washington’s Popular Shoppmv Center | _Odemborse-mhicarioe. Attempt to Control. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, February 1.—Testi- mony designed to show that Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy attempted to influence a grand jury inquiry into the = | |Final Clearance of Boys' Cothing || Saturday! A Most Unusual Sale of story of why the evangelist gave the Ly el is secking to | Priced Regardless of Cost for Immediate Disposal ine if impeachment s shall ch e fied gainst Judge Haras, vesterday Boys’ $6.95 to $12.75 Suits, Boys’ $5.95 to heard Wallace Moore, former news- 4 : paper man, testify that the jurist Overcoats and Corduroy $12.00 Overcoats warned him_against the “dangers of ORI BIh AT s Slan) i perjury” while he was working on the Lumberjacks i - B e L e : N Styles That Sparkle With Newness! Incomparable Values! story of the evangelist's mysterious dis- N : 4 appearance. Broken lines of our regular 6 years, ‘The legislative inquiry progressed to- grades. Taken from our own stock. day without the presence of the Sl e evangelist, who departed for San | Sizes vears . plaid back, double faced materials. T Francisco last night en route to Canada . . ___—-'—, v . on an evangeliilc tour. Before she lefu Boys’ $1.39 to $2.45 Wash | Big Boys’ and Junior Boys’ o FILL she was served with a subpoena to ap- ) . ouses, o yrs. FRES pear. again betore” the' committee | Suits and Novelty Suits Overcoats Greatly Reduced | = ;°°* $150 to $2 L\ February 21 at Sacramento. . Great values— Big Boys’ $18.50 to $21.50 Over- | Spirfs 12 to 14 Moore told of his assignment in | every one—3 to 7 coats, 11 to 20 vrs......... $3.75 s s 4 4 ; June, 1926, to locate and stop a cer- | i Ce i $l .00 Big Boys' $22.50 to $24.75 Over- Boys’ $3.00 Crompton Cordu- y . Every coat wool lined, some with tain automobile in which it was report- coats, 11 to 20 vrs. ... $14.75 | roy Golf Pants, 8 to 17 yrs. .$1.95 A e $295 to $495 Grades | “Yivior oy S35 1 SRS | p et BetterGrad operator, were traveling. Boys’ Novelty Suits Overcoats, 3 to 8 3 .89 re Stock of Better-Grade It was the following August, Moore ' Jersey and novelty Junior Boys' .95 | All-Wool Mixture “Prep”’ Suits said, when Judge Hardy saw him at styles—3 to 7 vears. l Overcoats, 3 to 6 vrs.....$6. With Two Long Pants his newspaper office. = “Judge Hardy never told you to say $3.95 to $5.95 Grades [ Bovs 3115 to sizes 16 to 20 3 ; > that it was not Mrs. McPherson, did | I d J Suil alamas, 0 YES . 3 . h he?” asked Joseph Fainter, represent- mported Jersey Suits Boys' 95c to $150 Cotton | ¥ - S i Turning the ing Mrs. McPherson. y And Jersey novelty P to o;h / & S *No, he did not,” sa: oore. “He tyles—3 VIS, x c V' .. .$18. E 4 talked about ‘Rose’ and ‘Steve, the A 9 yeace $2 95 . ) ; Spotlight on supposed kidnapers. He said he had F ‘ all the confidence in the world in | the Newest Aimee’s story. y o s oo J J Women's and M‘“es’ Fashions and gerous it was to make identifications. ashions an He told me about cases in which in- S Y = nocent men had been sent to prison > \ ; Colors! by wrong identifications, and that if 4 X / this happened, the person who gave the | - N testimony ;g\'xégnbe&m;sefi%e R : AT = Come expecting to find dresses comparable grand Jury which investigated the 2 a ln l with those selling regularly for much more! evangelist's kidnaping story, told the \a A . - o o committeethat, whlle the case was at | P 29 ‘- That’s the kind of a dress offering this is, because o LAy Wamed him Ao o ' j: 8 the qualities are finer and the styles smarter than FI15 to $200 Outing anything presented this season at anywhere near the low price we are able to name as the result of this special purchase. PASTOR WHO WANTED | ‘ e i TO CHOKE BRIDE HELD{| - / Y complete size ranges #4910\ from higher priced { i X Siquax satin, so well known New Spring Dresses of Flat Crepe, Former Boxer, Harvard Alumnus, | i lines. . Sharply reduced % for its beautiful luster and long- FOE Georgette Crepe and New Prints in " Sent to Psycopathic Ward for | for quick clearance! & R wearing qualities, fashions these verious colorful designs. Sanity Observation. In this assortment you are almost certain ' lovely pastel colored slips. Tai- 5 to find }ll;t the parficular style that you lored models, neatly made and Ig.-;;.gr Mddy Black All sizes—14 to 20—and 36 to 42 By the Assoclated Press. : ¥ T irdl frle Bre: 2 finished. Si 16 to 40. rchid Rose Navy need! Long model girdles of various bro % Z fhghed. ‘Hizes 01500 Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. OAKLAND, Calif,, February 1.—Rev. ; 5 3 Frederick R. (Kid) Wedge, Harvard cades, made with or without elastic tops. % iSgldenbers's—Second Floor—Charse Accounts In- alumnus, Presbyterian minister and for- | Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. mer pugilist, was held here today for observation by allenists, following his v ° " | [Unloading Our FUR COATS|[New Springlill or to throw her out a window of the goso———| | Unloading Lur b\ ew dpringl mfinery sl Fcure mieed s Bpo \ - Formerly Priced $79.50 to $98 aggravated by publicity which followed —and to complete your Spring costun Dozens of smart variations of the prevailing small hat mode—the new turbans, jaunty berets and Caps, and delightful brimmed effects. Fashioned of novel fabrics supple felt and straw combinations, and cellophane. Yeur Choice of These Colors BRIOCHE ROSE however, declaring he had decided to leave the Presbyterian Church, and the . | k& ] Winter has just started! ;%%:y;hu%éfiomfi? custody atter % : §| These Coats are all of the latest Ho was iodged 1n the peyehopatiic i \ approved styles, and the majority are of the City Hospital, z i fashioned of Sealine (dyed coney), Nearly third of all the woman mem- showing the newest trimming ideas, FARIS PLAGE MY bers of the Finnish Lutheran Church B with Fitch Opossum collars or cocoa- Sizes 16 ers of th izes 16 to 40. BYRD BLUE BEIGE : ;nm: oy T alsoovered the 148 , . dyed Squirrel collars. Included are a G.ldce:.l::::-,s—zse?il: flaor—chfg: Eni‘cmmh Tnvited. val and bazsar, : limited quantity of Wombat and Use Our Budget Plan. : : Mendoza Beaver Coats. No Interest or Extras. Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. 52500 0 $950 §6) 50 Sale of Sample Jewelry! Fur-Trimmed Coats 79c—381.00—8$1.50 Values Coats of soft Suede materials and Broadcloth, with shawl or pouch collars Importers’ samples and close-outs in novelty jewelry! and cuffs of fur, or tailored models. Sizes 16 to 44 and extra large sizes, 42'> A splendid selection of Necklaces, Chokers, Bracelets, to 521,. Also Broadtail fur fabric coats, in black and brown, with deep alnwl Earrings, Hat Ornaments, Festoons, Brooches, Costume collar and cuffs of raccoon or cocoa-dyed mandel furs. Sizes 36 to 46. Jewelry, etc. ‘Gold and silver plated, Rhinestone, Colored Stone, Pearl and Novelty effects. Goldenbers's—Main Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited, $1.50 to $2.50 Three-Day ‘ . . - S el T ceumar!. Eaarint Sacciak! Continuing the Sale of Radio Cabinets wceimins © 79: | and Tables—at 14 to 14 Below Regular 78c 100 Cards reprinted $1 33 Because we've made a great “buy” we want to pass the advantages of it along to you. Among these handsome pieces of furniture you —is the word that aptly = from your plate....... are bound to find just what you want—to transform your radio from a mere picce of machinery into a thing of beauty. Every Cabinet and describes thcse o Table i i ) 3 . F s able is artistically designed of s ed woods, and the product of the finest manufacturers—made to fit all the more popular sets sold - A collection of dainty neckwear espe- | Making New Plate, Shaded | before raiio became what it is now—o important from the standpoint of appearance. Py cially selected with a view to sprin . : abinet or Tcble to Fit Every Charmmg 1, Y Sh l""h i IP 5 I% Type, One Lme, and 3 e Radio—And a Price to Fit needs! You will delight in this lovely .83 7 = Every Purse. 50 Cards. ... ......... $2. i i A few of the many models are sketched—many < < T i3 3 , Lace Swe 2 3 Spl'mg Hats s]m}l) ety 1CQ« .\\eethe'lrt 160 Cards. ............ii.. . i, $3.37 b \ _more included in this sale—all at ¥; to %3 off. Sets, Lace and Crepe de Chine Collar < . 4 i B z $40.00 Radio Cabinets. . $25.00 ent rine and Cuff Sets, Georgette Collars and | Making New Plate, Script |18 _ i i@ ; $48.00 Radio Cabinets. . $37.50 Handmade Felts | Linen or Lace Vestees. All are smart Type’ One Lme’ and ey Y/ Y ‘ $55.00 Radio Cabinets.. $39.50 and Balibuntls and dressy styles for your new Sprin p \ D) \ $75.00 Radio Cabinets.. $42.50 ; pring | 50 Cards............. $1.54 5 ; : Paris Meme | vt hal 100 Card $2.08 -~ ) $85.00 Radio Cabinets.. $45.00 Crochet Viscas Gadenberss—3in_Fior. (e AR ORI L L : R/ 1 $125.00 Radio Cabinets.. $69.50 Scarf Sets | h ( $150.00 Radio Cabinets.. $75.00 Tricots v ; 23 \ ! B M4 \ FREE SERVICE—Any cabinet bought in As Pictired q this sale will be arranged to fit your individual radio $ | fig ¢ '\ 3 ‘ N _ set. Without ex= | > 17 FOOTW i ‘ " - his marriage to v diy d @ grounds not recognized by his chureh. ; The woman who buys one of these B m anhmuncenet e vat shibt 10 sfitw, fur garments at $49.50 will make a o o g0, %head with the marriage, because \ wise investment for mext year, and | ol S S e f at the same time secure plenty of Choose Your Hat From Hundreds! - Saset iy anund Tater, ‘ wear and comfort this season, for All the bright new colors—to brighten up your Winter ensemble T . ) Radio Tables Womens'Lthcr Sole G o , 1/3 to 1/2 Off Every hat is brand- House Slippers | £ { reit Leather g ravn, e e Lk, @O % = 1 | $10, $12.50, $15, All sizes. For Women misses will appreciate. | AT ST S S P ' 2 ' : A\ Men’s Oxford 3%%3%-51-5 : $18 and $20 i 4 $2 .89 |SATINS A table to fit every radio set \Tan cr blackl fow styles. . W& sizes. Goldenberg’s Radio Department, as pictured Shoe Department—Main Floor { i Fourth Floor. 1214 F St.