Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1929, Page 30

80—%4. THE TVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. MARCH 4. 1929, [EUNUMlfl MlSS|UN | GOLDENBERG’S ¢ | GOLDENBERG’S I Washington’s Popular Shopping Center I LN Dawes to Head Group Named | to Aid Santo Domingo Revise Finances. Vice President Dawes yesterday con- ferred at his office with members of | the economic mission of the Dominican | Republic, less than 24 hours after their | appointment had been anounced at Santo: Domingo. Mr. Dawes has con- | sented to head the mission, the mem- | bers of which expect to sail from New | York on March 28. | The purpose of the mission, as agreed | upon by the Dominican government | and Mr. Dawes, is outlined in corres- pondence between the Dominican Presi- dent and the American economic ex- | 1 2.8.8.2.8.0.0.0.4.¢.2.¢.9.¢.¢.8.2.2.82.0 ¢4 pert. The correspondence follows: *Gen. Charles G. Dawes, ‘Washington, D. C. “Desirous of obtaining for_the Do- | minican people the great benefits which they would receive through your ex- perience and great ability, I beg you to organize and accept the chairman- ship of an advisory mission to come | to this country to reccommend methods of improvement in our system of eco- | nomic and financial administrative or- ganization, both national and munici- pal; for the installation of a scientific | budget system, and for an efficient | method whereby the government may | control all of its expenditures. | “PRESIDENTE VASQUEZ.” “Exmo. Gen. Vasquez. President de la Republica, Santo Domingo, R. D. “You do me a great honor and I! . mccept your gracious invitation with a | sincere hope that I may be of some | asistance, however little, in the work | to which you assign me in our sister Republic of Santo Domingo. “The work you ask myself and my | associates to enter is one in no wise involved in questions of internal pol- | icy. but is only that of suggesting cer- | tain methods of organizaiion under | which the routine business of govern- | ment is transacted. Our work will be | strictly lmited to your definition of purpose as stated by you to recommend methods of improvement in_ your, sys- | tem of economic and financial adminis- ; emiive organization, both national and -unm“nl: for the installation of a atlentific budget system; and for an efficient method whereby the Govern- ment may control all of its expendi- tures. I again express my gratitude| for the great honor you do me and the confidence which you show in me. It will be my earnest endeavor to be| worthy of it. With highest esteem and Pespect. CHARLES G. DAWES.” ’ The personnel of the missioh ' Was ;fllchfly announced yesterday as fol- ws: Gen. Charles G. Dawes. Gen. James G. Harbord of New York. president of the Radio Corporation of America Sumner Welles of Washington, former American commissioner to the Domin- jean Republic. H. C. Smither of Lawrenceville, IIL, former chief co-ordinator in the United fomer it o-ordmaor b ine Unlied Other Silks at Unusual Savings president of the Indian Refining Co. $150 Printed 36-inch $129 Washable 36-inch $3.50 Extra Heavy 40-i 1 vy 40-in. vt e S OO | X o a7 SLOO| P " SLOB 100 R $1.95 assistan! o B ot chicago, vie| MW 5235 Printed wvinch &7 60| U0 Si5Ly " 79¢ |10 chifion Weighe $1.00 president of the Illinois Steel Co. Heavy Satin Crepe $169 Suede.fin Henry P. Seidemann of Washington, $195 Printed 40inch Sl 29 White. Broaduloth sl.zg Dress Flannels trimmed with dainty laces. Some have embroidery assortment of new styles and colors. o lmhnt‘ed R:‘e!:‘re;ah‘ Institute of Gov- $1.89 Printed at 31 69 $1.39 Light Weight Kash- $1 00 :lli‘:hll';c:‘..."rmy pretty styles. A few are : A satin-face cotton fabric ernme w . mir Flannel o Goldenberg's—Third Floor. 3 c 2 89c Printed Crepe de | Printed Dimities, Voile E. Ross Bartley, secretary to the Vice President, who will be secretary of the 79¢c All-Linen Buffet Sets $1.39 Seamless $1.00 Damask Table -98c Boxed Statio 29c—32-i i Chine and Batiste Three - picce All- } 59c Bleached Sheets Cloths o ' ll3nel'y c—32. lll;:il:mUmverul o352 Sk - mbed 69‘: A et e 33c Join the K!’; Tuesday With More and GREATER Values! |[$ Wit an Eye to Gectiy" X 49 to 69¢ } - 3c A Tuesday Sale Thai Will Attract Thrifty Women! and‘%c:vne:r?g ‘—&Sll:(o’]’:sat St ed . e xtraordinary Purchase of 5 g e T M- St 9 C | Starting Qut Goods A new lot of varied Stamped %{,“i“:,“t f°‘,' value-giving, and that Goads, sincluding SSaasts, 1Centars, S l R U d Vashington’s careful shoppers appre- Buffet Sets, Aprons, Luncheon amp e ayon n erwear ciate the real helpfulness of this store Cloths, Dresses, etc. Superior 42-Gauge Quality—Chcice of l:h::;“l:edl |:}' . b‘:i“::" :ll“t Theve & ilkoli 5 —Gowns, —Slips —Chemise —Step-ins —Bloomers - no lecreyt :bzl'lt‘:ur ll:n .' Thlere - Silkoline Bed Lamps Another- example of Goldenberg’s alertness in seizing a passing opportunity to ' cess. We have wo: thp eno;:iena i benefit their customers by providing savings on ‘this most desirable underwear called 95‘0 ) g . 5 e Sna ot o - nd “Rayon!” - While the savings are most important, we stress the quality, for these = patronage of thousands of w“hm“ socket. All trimmed with braid, | Rayon garments are 42-gauge, the fine weave that washes so satisfactorily and gives ton shoppers by deserving it. We are ihBevevalicolors, | such good 'service! Lace trimmed and tailored styles. All sizes in the lot, but not - proud to be known as the “Bargain Art Department—Third Fioor. ' in every l“_}'!e—befl“'“ these are SAMPLES. gouunbrs's—Main Fioor. Charse Acoousis Invited. Store of wa'hingtony" and “The De- pendable Store,” too. Day after day, For Tuesday—A Silk Sale Providing Unelq‘u;zlve.d‘Savings! Just Received! A Special Purchase of oo it 1 ings of at least 159, on practically 1.69 Heavy Washable Flat Crepe $§ .39| _ . Little Girls’ Spring creybing e pchee e s i Flat Crepes of lovely heavy quality, firmly and closely woven. 3 P ¥ lllt Dresses Y% X equivalent of a 159% salary increase— ich even weave with soft suede finish, suitable for Dresses, En- You will love every one of these something not to be sneezed at! New shipment = of ' silkoline | Bed Lamps, including cord and ' < 2= embles, Slips and Lingerie. Choose from white, black and a sute dretses;(mads of lowely quality N ¥ Take Advantage of These GREAT- ost of smartest colors for Spring wear. ::E::ia::n::::: c‘fi:‘:.:::l ‘:: t::d \ ER VALUES—and begin your saving LONG DRESSES : 50c Printed Charmeuse Infants’ Long Dresses of fine sheer materials, 36-in. Printed Charmeuse in a large } 33 AAAAAARSSAAREARRRRRARAREASEARRSSReEeREL LSSt R R TR RNV Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. included - Gen. Dawes, Mr. Porto Rican hand em- Welles, Gen. Harbord, Mr. Rocp and held {uynin: o anmlm 63x09 Seamles white at whicl r [orales, B Your choice of hem- Ve Minister Bleached Sheets, ex- Plain and f Universal Prints, broidered in washable s tra length for single 597c ::::'l;‘e& "l";hls:‘(l:lll:zm paper. Handsomely light and dark grounds l ;l:.:“r:;wu& prints. Fine two-end l-nt:ed fast colors. 36 and 40 colors. ' Exceptionally fine quallty. | beds. Free from starch ko] g et lined ~envelopes. Very attractive. | in'a large assortment c : =it . or_dressing. b0 A D R g ain Floor. of mew styles and 59¢c 36-Inch Taffet-Ray | 69¢c Printed Gabardine from the Dominican Republic to the United States, will be present. Main Floor. $2.50 Crinkle 50c Grass Shoppi 131&_— Very Special! oo e m:?:l::yo:‘;;b:'l:m{%; 48c ..37.1'."‘.'; :fl;:: qn‘:r: s in . . i is very popular this cerized Bedspreads Bags PRIE ]?]1:?}, eS‘;:nsniIl:s: 100 :::::::‘s %:l::!“‘g ox 35c Spring Dress Sorig, In while, black and al | Spring Printea ‘patierns. - ets 80x108 and 72x108 }s Stenciled Ja Gingh: Goldenbers's—M: . pa- One, two or three inghams T S Wloe :;e:vy (;xr\mrgi, Eleude : 5 .69 ge.seg :GmfithSh;':a:% } Bl:al:lgxgd 5;;!:’"!;!2 ; II?es.t Se\:n] ;ty!es ) 32-inch new Spring gold, orchid and o | leather handies and perfect quality. Full c L v c Dress Ginghams in 2 green woven stripes. Guaranteed | piging “A very useful article, double-bed size. An 5’.‘1.,'1 Mg i ?r‘xfxmi; It h“x’{! !chlgfxs c In the Downstairs Store Tuuday ! iagt colors . e T St A rpcienters et $50 and $55 9x12 Seamless IO P Values and Styles to Delight You! 18c—39-inch : ‘ : Unbleached Cotton nster s Part-linen TowellnE ) S l f Heavy close- S;‘l:sex::toq’unfig;véox;gs 5 c a e 0 s G 1 : p with attractive colored I m;‘co(l‘?; ‘\7:;; Zc . borders. A very special price for | fine quality, p“e 'r.de |CrispNewHouse Frocks |Z=—= _l| Ll v:. 57 attending _the preliminary Buffet & “ linen Buffet Sets. nd i and - cotton quality in fine sheer quality. Guar- . Four of our Presidents have in some ‘way their names from those which were given them. Coolidge was named John Calvin for his father; Grant was christened Hiram Ulysses; Cleveland was named Stephen Grover. 2 a : Tk sk ok sk e ke etk ke stk ok sk ke sk sk sk sk sk ke sk ke sk sk sk ke ok sk sk stk ke ke ke ok ok ok ke ki sk e ek ekt sk ek sk e ek sk sk etk e ke sk e ke sk sk ke ke sk ek sk ek ek ek sk sk ek ek e ok ok i Administra- tion ~—means a home for you, bet- ter intrust us with £ the Packing, Mov- ing and Shipping of your household ef- fects. fWe offer you re- sponsible service, promptness, satis- faction — at the Lowest Consistent Cost. For Estimates Phone Main 6900 Merchants Transfer & Storage Co. 920-922 E Street N.W. MOVING—PACKING—SHIPPING AR R 0 " “KEY TO WHITE HOUSE 25c and 29¢c Heavy Men’s 50c to 65¢ rich, lustrous ankilh Towels e Fancy Rayon Hose colors. Alex. Smith’s and l"lfit‘flr?“‘;‘;';‘h,:“‘ X \ N wRion and Silk jual wels in Jeruk ) 5 s xed Fancy Hose, in nd_medium sizes, in c 3 \ Sl \is ney B } ch A other brands. white and colored & patterns and colorings. boil;?e{:\ s?c“c’flo;“ subject to slight ) 3 - 3 %fl:;le twnhd rell’n(t::{c'ed m; and sole. m per! S. 1 rfect and sl rr ars. Sizes , g e ale of 6x9 Rugs Main Floor. TIPS % A - : 3 5 §22.00 6x9 Seam.|Reg. $20.00 6x9- . 39¢ Fancy Turl : U j A Men’s 50c Balbriggan less Ax,:nin:t.e:. :tg Sslfg ggns::s ‘lzesuoazgn::l.e? Towels ow Underwear Rugs less Velvet Rugs Rugs in. 1s SEex A i : o{st?:fiz‘lzx:?iall'lt;o:fth ? N £ f A ¢ Finest quality bal- wide fancy jacquard 5 c N ) " ! briggan short sleeve s s center striped design, , § i e ey c vy blue hems. 2 ; and made with navy £ seat and crotch. Slight irregulars. e e ] Reguiar e 9x12, 9x10.6 or 9x9 Ft. Felt-Base Colored Bordered Table In Regular and Extra Sizes Damask L) ‘ g It will be a matter of only a few min- gl Men’s $2.00 to $3.50 C l 58-Inch Table Dam- ) ] utes and a very few dollars to choose i “Nobelt” Pajamas ongo eum T b [ ?elll - yeur whole Spring supply of dainty Fumo Nobels ) € 4 3 d y, W oY # y obelt” D o sk ners. fresh morning frocks from this attrac- o } sli.:.ig an Other Rugs Main Floor. . i band. All high-grade . . tive group tomorrow! You will love the materials, in novelty patterns and Discontinued Patterns * I » $2.00 “Bilr)deye” Diapers colorful prints and dots, the pretty f‘l’:,‘é,,c’:fi::m"‘- B e e Subject to Slight Imperfections ozen touches of organdie and pique, the trim . Congoleum and other brands of felt-base Rugs in Size 27x27 inches. ); $1 -39 ‘ vestees, the gay pipings—and the pleat- Men'’s 89c to $1 Athletic :}ll}:rzz‘nalg(}rlefix;\nle :\n:l;i; tfc:'fit every room—9x12 ft., Loyal Hooverites! _ Key to The PO OO Handsome an, Lastine Mo mente. Something to hand | ) dogn to posterity. %G| Hemmed and ready Pl Patented 24-kt Variety of patterns to Gold-plated. sccurate. f . Of the usual : . . s . c ;3?:,"“bnmhn§."‘:§~ ings which give these dresses their Union Suits choose from. Sold as slight seconds. sorbent quality. One dozen in a | 6 much higher priced look. Sizes 36 to 52. S e | 49c neat sealed package. i elastic belt across Shheaivhica bbb LSO eat sesled » T T glastic bolt” acrars Full Rolls Inlaid Linoleum by E check s and oth . $1.00 Novel Costume S A mgg:}ym;:r‘;::n:n(ul?lc:: Nationally Advertised Makes Jewelry in Antique Style 45c Large Turkish $1.59 All-Linen Napkins 29¢ Bleached and perfect. - Sizes 36 to 44. $1.25 and $1.50($1.75 and $2.00$2.10 and Towels Dozen Pillccaies Grades Inlaid Grud:'; Inlaid :‘.n d:l; Ifizi: | * Colorful, decorative ] costume jewelry _in Large size Turkish Convenient 13x13- $5.00 Rayon Bedspreads || Linoleum, square |Linoleum, square |Li fonw. “Switn ; pleces which resemble ( c Towels, 23x46 inches. | inch size. Fine all- $ 29 42x36 Bleached Pil- Yy P! d , square | Linoleum, square 3 antique gold. In simu- Extra heavy, soft and s c linen damask Nap- b lowcases, fine soft 80X105 Rayon Bed- yard— yard— yard— 1 oo o with © Whit Kins in rich silver quality 'finish. Fin- 18c e L I l$3-49 s 25 s scalloped edges. In ) — c 1 . 1 .50 . _— KRR RNNNNX xx I hite lated gold, mounted with simulated | absorbent oualities. Ouise jon reverse ade. * topaz. Necklaces, festoons, bracelets | With very attractive colored striped bleached finish. Every napkin is of | ished with deep hem. 15, Deat, vox. $100, | E'}donfif.f{l?fi.'fie...'."fr'.'.fffd' borders. first quality. Just compare this article! Tose, Pive s golt gais"""‘m‘l“ orepaid | G 3 Main Floor. Main Floor. Main Floor. ! Mitn Ther O Felt-Base Floor Coverings 50c Grade Felt-|60c. Grade Felt-)79¢ Grade Felt- Base Floor Cover- | Base Floor Cover- | Base Floor Cover- ing, square yard— | ing, square yard— | ing, square yard— 33c | 39¢c | 48¢ Goldenberg’s—The Downstalrs Store. Speelal auantity G sanizati Garrison Toy & Novelty Co. 1215 E St. N.W. .Washington, D. C. NN RN X L S T A S SRS W e 1 A SN s e “At Seventh and K” | Charge Accounts Invited | “At Seventh and K” |