Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1929, Page 15

Graduate McCormick Medical Glasses Fitted College Eyes Examined DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist e Main 721 McLachlen d G Sts. N. . eaused byaccumulation of gasare dan. . Sserous. Consult a physician at once. A6 Same formula since 1824 1 s 13 INSURANCE. ALL BRANCHES Burglary, Theft and Hold Up for Inauguration Crowds M. Le Roy Goff Woodward Bldg. MAIN 340 Safety for your| Investment That is the ALL important matter for consideration. It | is foolhardy to speculate where there is such an ele- ment of risk. The knowing investor realizes that Guar- anty First Mortzage bonds and notes are a safe and gure method of obtaining & steady income. 6% ~ have many de- purchased venient monthly pay- ments. Denominations from $250 up. i &end for our booklet, “The Success Plan. i 6 Eo REALESTAIS MORTGAGE & GUARANTY CoRPORATIOR Capital Resources $3,400,000 24 JACKSON PLACE DO SHORTWAVE CONFERENCE TOPE Herbert Hoover, Jr., Among Those Appearing Before ; Commission. By the Assoclated Press. The Radio Commission began a series of conferences today on the use of 89 short wave channels set aside for com- mercial aviation, and drew a large representation from that fleld, includ- ing Herbert Hoover, jr., of the Western Afrways, Inc. Chairman Robinson of the commis- sion announced that the purpose of the conference was to co-ordinate the views of various aviation operating companies, communication companies and others interested in perfecting and establishing means for communication between air- craft and ground stations and between ground stations along aviation routes. At the same time the commission is considering pending applications for construction permits and licenses for the operation of radio transmitting sta- tions in connection with aeronautical activities. ‘The commission is of the opinion that if the present practice of allocating wave lengths &st aside for aviation is continued, it will result in inefficient communications for aviation, lack of co- ordination between commercial and Government air services, lack of full safety to personnel in aircraft and the slackening of progress in aviation generally. VISITORS MAY OPERATE DEVICES IN MUSEUM New Departure in Exhibits Is Un- der Consideration as Benjamin Franklin Memorial. PHILADELPHIA' (#).—A museum of | scientific appliances which may be op- ratéd by visitors is planned here as a emorial to Benjamin Franklin. A statement sets forth that ghe sci- entific museum of the type efivisaged does not now exist in America. “It is a new thing in museum circles | of this country,” the statement con- tinues. “The principal characteristic of the exhibits is that they are to be ‘live’ and that they will ‘work.’ Their scien- tific purpose is to make clear the sci- entific purpose underlying the process | gr invention or discovery that is por-| rayed.” A section will be devoted to wireless and radio, to the geographic arts, to. transportation and to the bullding proc- esses of modern civilization. ‘The building will house the techno- logical &nd sclentific museums of the Mt baveused Tensiline with gratifying bene- fies. Tonsiline quickly rclieves and often preventsseriousiliness. Tryit. At druggists, 35, 60c. Hospital size$1.00. TONSILINE s..75ve%emeas U.S.TIRES O\ CHEDIT 624 Pa. Ave. S.E. 1234 14th St.N.W. 2250 Sherinan Ave. 'We had dinner with a prize fighter We were surprised to watch bim eat jelly WEe nap dinner recently with a famous prize fighter—one of the big fellows noted the world over for his perfect fighting physique. We were interested in seeing what hewouldeat. Weheard him tellone of the waiters to bring a glass of Selly. Bdivée'the me] stasovess the great fighter cleaned up more thar half of that glass of jelly. That was a practical eye-opener as to the energy value of sugar. The active body of this man craved and necded sweets. Normal children also are ath- JefasMind Hhéic enecgy-consuruing bodies hunger for and need sweets. All people whose daily work is of an exhausting, physical nature hunger for and need sweets. Gl ABCa s d e ar atian e e e ot e i s s i of frvits and (of vegetables, of milk in milk shakes, and of egxs in egg-nog. Every grocery store carries pure jams, Jellies and preserves, and enough canned Fruits and vege- fables to bring health to every table, The Sugar Institute. Itching 7V;nishe; Wixen ¢ Safe Zemo Is Used _ Such torturing skin troubles as Ec- zema, blemishes and itching rash van- ish when Zemo is applied. In 20 years it has seldom failed to bring relief— even in the most stubborn cases. This remarkable antiseptic liquid quickly clears the skin. It effectively removes dandruff. Results obtained with Zemo will delight you. Tt is odorless and invisible. AWl druggists, 35c, 60c, $1.00. Fieur FLU TYON'T take any chances. Conquer 1)'the cold, and the Flu may not wet clear. your th cough relieved. W, Rub well with 3% ol o Franklin Institute, as well as the library, reading rooms, auditoriums and offices of the institute. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_Sailings From New York. Galumares—Port Limoh Edison—Piraeus . .mll rge Washis CelbasRingston - Albertic—Li: At e i Duchess Bedford—' Lapland—West Indis l(ch‘lolh out Indies cru Ebro—Vaiperaire nta Cecilla—Valparaiso . DUE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. Lituanis—Dansic . ndam— Ol mpic—Soutnampton DUE ‘THURSDAY. MARCH 14, Palcon—La_ G Rosalind—8t. - J0 Metapan—EKingsto rmuda—Bermuda DUE FRIDAY, MARCH 15. President_Roosevelt— Caronia—Havana a) Leon XITI—Barcelon: DUE SATURD, Berlin—Bremerhaven .. DUE SUNDAY, Pastores—Port Limon fpseepert Lime San Jacinto—Tampico DUE MONDAY, MARCH 18. 5 o Ei ik Santa Teresa—Valparal Stavangerfjord—Osio OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Cristobal Colon—Coruna, Gijon and San- tander. Cuyamapa—Porto Cortez. R. W. Stewart—Aruba. BATLING TOMORROW. ra. ndies. Pacific Coast. SAILING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. Ceiba—Kingston. Fort_Victoria—Bermuda. Fresidens " Harding - Piymouth, Cherbours n Santa Marta—Kingston. Cristobal, Puerto Colombia and Santa Mart Juap, La .. Puerto Cabelin. Curscan and Maracaibo. City of Perth—Port Sald. Saco—Rotterdam. Balzac_-Buenos Aires. Lewis Luckenbach—Pacific Coast. Orlancho——Porta_Cortez. Sardinian Prince—Buerios Alres. SAILING THURSDAY, MARCH 14. American Merchant—London. - oamo—San_Juan and anto Domingo. President Van Buren—World cruise. Araguaya—West Indies cruise. ‘Mediterranean cruise. sse—Havre. Santa Barbara—Havana, Cristobal, Callao and Valparaiso. Myenchen—Cobh, Cherbours and Bremer- aven Mexico—Havana, Progreso and Vera Crus. Avon—Bermuda. rissa_ Trinidad. Panis—Plymoutn and Havre. SAILING FRIDAY, MARCH 15. ' Antonio Lopez. -Cadiz and Barcelona. Avabic—Piymouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp, Olympic—Chebonrg_and Sonthampton. Luna—Cape Haitl, Port de Palx, Gonalves are. Medea—La_Guayra. Munargo—Nassau. Oscar 1I—Copenhagen and Oslo. G SATURDAY, MARCH 16, bh and Liverpool. ymouth, Havre and Léndon. dam. Conte Grande—Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar. Vandyck—Barbados, Riv de Janeiro, Monte- video and Buenos Alres. —Havana, Cristobal and Ban Fran- clsco. Minnewaska—London and Boulogne. Albertic—Cobh d Liverpool. Borie Ricooran Jusn. " Ol’ltlbs“l:ulhl, " oit mingo_City. o8, “Cristobal and Port o Fugrto | Castills, Tels, ‘and Belize, Rosalind—Halifax and St. John's. GOWANS Lapland. ‘est_Indies cruise. Vandyck_Barbados, Rio de_Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo and Buenos J¥es. Mayari—Puerto Colombls, THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1929. “At Seventh and K”—éharge Accounts Invited—*At Seventh and K’ NOENE—| Seven days of the Greatest Bargains you have seen in many a moon even at Goldenberg’s—famous for its year-round bargains. An enormous Sale Event in which you can supply every need of your home and ward- robe for dollars and dollars less than usual. In short, an occasion of such magnitude that it will go down in the annals of Goldenberg history. “The Lid’s Off” at 9:15 tomorrow—Come Early for your share of the treat! And be sure to watch the papers every evening for the wonderful new features that will be added every day during Lilienthal Week—for you don’t want to miss any part of so gigantic an ‘event! A graphic demonstration of What Our Affiliation With a One Hundred Million Dollar Buying Organ- ization Means, to YOU! A Week of Sen- sational Super - Sav- ingsinEvery Department of This Pop- ular Store! Boys’ 95¢c to $1.50 Shirts 69¢ Samples and Slight Irregnlars Third $37.50 Axminster Rugs $42.50 Axminster Rugs 29¢ “Nimco” Ironing Board Covers $1.00 Hemstitched Cloths 69c Lustrous mercerized damask in_ pleasing patterns, L e $1.25 Rogers Teaspoons 6 for 39¢ Nickel silver teaspoons of the famous Rogers make—in a very pretty pattern. Note the extent of the saving tomorrow. . Slight “Seconds.” but the only Perfect quality seamless rugs way vou would know it Is in the 9x12-ft. room size. Sash Good ch: e of color- ings and patterns— all with fringed ends. Downstairs Store $1.49 . wit] plain borders; o e remarkal ana %oy evtored Baking Sets Brice. Sine "I Downstairs Heatproof brown earthenware round casserole with cover, 2 round nap- Curtain Sets 19¢ Just the thing for bathroom and kitch- en windows! Trimmed in attrac- tive colors. You'll want sev- 7 50e eral pairs at this price./ Wrisley Bath Salts 9¢ In an attractive glass night hottle container. Mai) Porto Rican Gowns ~ H4c Rican Gowns dainty styles, with raised ap- plique and 'h-nd-e}_mllrlroid- ull- Floor. Ruffled Curtain Sets 67c 2,000 pairs of these crisp, dainty cur- tains—priced absurdly low. Com- plete with ruffled valance and tie-backs. Fourth Floor with t) Complete for 99c. Women’s Spring Coats 15 Stunning new sport models of the handsome new tan, grey and soft-colored mixtures for Spring. _Handsomely tailored with fatgering collars, including Cedar Chests $17.50 Eight attra styles to choose from—at exactly half price you will note! SOLD AS FLOOR SAMPLES- A rare opportunity. Downstairs Store. Girls’ New Spring Sweaters 59¢ Felt-Base Covering 39c sq. yd. Savings of 20c ‘a square yard on this splendid grade of felt-b: covering_and ' a choice of 22 patterns.- Double Bed Sheets 14 to 20.3 4214 to 30%. Second Floor. $1.29 Perfect quality “Nite Kraft” Pajamas, of genuine En broadcloth, well cut, in middy regulation or lounging style Sizes AtoD 100 dozen fully bleached, seamless sheets, of heavy round-thread cotton—free from starch or dressing. Size 81x90 in. Smart stylés in Slip-on Sweaters for girls of 6 to 14 years. New nov- elty - effects in the most wanted colors. -~ Children’s Fhord Waist Suits 29c Printed Rayon Crepe 59¢ A firm 40-inch rayon flat crepe with the rich appearance of a silk crepe. De- lightful designs in guaranteed fast colors. Union Suits 79c &% ndy “Luxedo” athletic union suits omy trunks cut 11§ inches than the regulation suits. Every suit per- fect. Sizes 34 to 50. Turkish Wash Cloths 2 for Downstairs Bt mthal Week brings an opportunity to y these desirable rugs half price green colorings. Downstairs Store Perfect quality 49c " Heavy Turkish Towels $8.50 * Felt-Base Rugs $5 An unusual offering of serviceable seam- less felt-base rugs in the 9x12ft. Just size. Chol:::' ::M eight good g Arrived! “Slight” Seconds 500 Lovely 7" Easter Dresses $9.90. Phenomenal Values in the New Plain and Printed Silks! Specially purchased for this Lilienthal event— a min| demonstration of both style and value! Featuring brilliant new plain colors, prints and the new small dots which are already a tremendous style success. Every important fashion is beauti- ly represented including the Ensemble and the Jacket Frock. See them tomorrow 39c in their glowing new colors—with i i heir flattering flares, and Perfect quality tub prints in guaranteed tl f f.u: ¥ ¢:|on on backgrounds of ril I' C::Y“gi :-“::“:e of white or colors. 36 in. wide. Plain ac ection. 20 and 36 SRR Chiffon Voiles $2.98 Kitchen Clocks $2.19 Every one loves these quail china clocks and- this ime to buy yours. teed movement. Downstairs Store. All-Fiber Rugs 310 Refreshing new Spring patterns in beau- tiful 9x12-ft. all-fiber rugs—a won- derful buy at this price! Main “Floor Extra large (23x46-inch), s double-thread quality, in beautifully blocked designs. SOME ARE SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. Main Floor 5 Yds. for 22 sturdy, conveniently arranged ward: robe trunks—sold as floor samples at this greatly lowered price. rose, blue or gold woven fast colors on a soft ivory siien “Sunfast” Shades $1.20 Perfect quality widow shades at a saving of 4% each. Size 336 feet, in sunfast tones of blue, green or ecru. Cast Iron Skillets 58¢c Here is your chance to buy a splendid quality No. 8 cast iron skillet for 40 cents less than the usual price! Fourth Floor 16¢ “Brighton” pad garters, made of excel- lent wide or narrow webbing, in plain shades or stripes. Very special values! Foot Pedal Garbage Cans 97c Nicely enameled and decorated cans in several colors, with galvanized in- ner pail. A foot pedal lifts the lid. Downstalrs Store. 16¢ Bleached Muslin 10Y,¢ 36 inches wide. 39¢ Waterproof Shopping s Pamico Cloth Dognatair Sheer & Service Hose Women's Pongee 48. cond Underwear Floor. Spreads $1.89 inch size—with fast-colored stripes of rose, blue, gold, green or orchid. Scalloped edges. Main Floor Slight Irregulars. Silk-to-the-top sheer weight or service weight with lisle garter Mr. Both have fash- ion-mar! seamed backs. Main Floor White, black and beautiful -colors for dresses, lingerie, draperies, etc.—in this_ splendid grade of 40-inch voile, with wide tape edge. Beautiful styles in Slips, Step-ins, Che- mise and Bloomers. Practical and comfortable undies specially priced for this event. 39¢ Lingerie Fabrics 24c Fine voiles and mercerized jerseys, in pink, white, orchid, light blue, nile, tan, peach or m 36 inches wide. 69¢ Printed Broadcloth 8c Perfect quality chemise, step-ins, panties, vests and bloomers in tailored and lace-trimmed styles. Silk- and-Rayon Hose 39¢c Wanted pastel Brocade Rayons Floor 35¢ silk. An inf tion—36 incl Main Floor Sweaters Lustrous seamed back hose with arter tops and fash- ion marks. Choice of a num- ber of smart Spring shades. Slight irregula: offering of Baby Coats of Crepella and checked materials, ericket styles of rayon- ] in cunning styles. mixtures. Many col Sizes 36 to 46. Boys’ 75¢ to 95¢ 60c Blouses Pompeian Towels F. 10 Soft, absorbent Turkish towels at an ab- surdly low price. 3,600 in th cial Lilienthal purcha Bleached Pillowcases 19¢ Mai) Fioor. (Perfect and Slight Irregulars) White, tan, blue and fancy broadecloths—also rayons and madrases. Sport collar with long or short sleeves; high collar with long sleeves. Sizes 6 to 16. Third Floor. (Irregulars of 50c Grade) A large and snappy assortment of new patterns, with fashion-cuff tops. oy’ Splendid opportunity to save! $2.45 Cricket Sweaters $ l .69 Cute little caps of Capitol Silk and Crepella, Spring - weight, part- wool, pull - over _ in several styles. Extra values sweaters, with V neck. Sizes 30 at this price. to 36. New fancy patterns. Baby Sweaters 84c New Spring styles of light-weight wool, § in slip-on style; with buttons Boys and tie. $8.50 to $12 tra Two-Pants Suits Boys’ $5.95 to $6. Two-Pants Suits A 85 Light, dark and medium Spring woolens —every suit with two knickers and most of them with vest, too. Sizes 6 to 12. Third Floor, Baby Caps ade, fully bleached double-bed ts, with scalloped or hem- stitched edges. Size 81x90 in. Exceptional offer. Main 9x12 Congoleum Squares $5.40 Ea. Genuine “Gold Seal” seamless room size squares—in a choice of 6 good pat- terns without borders, Won- * derful values! Downstairs Third Floor Linen Bridge Sets 88c Pure linen five-pi ts, consisting of cloth and four napkins with lovely Porto Rican hand-embroid- ered designs. Floor “Wildroot” Shampoo 1 5c 200 full Printed i Tub Silks T 69c yd. All-silk qualities—in pretty two-tone and multicolored patterns that are all new this season! 32 inches wide. and Misses’ Corslettes 84c Corslettes of fancy material, with under belt. All sizes. Second Floor. Crepe de Chine 1.19 yd Beautiful crepe de chine in scores of won ul patterns for en- sembles, dresses, blouses, etc. 40 inches wide Main Floor, 69¢ Opaque Window Shades Mennen’s Borated Talcum 15¢ Mgin’ Floor. 29¢ Bottle Bay Rum 18¢ Main Fioor. Mouth Wash 38c ain Fourth Floor This Is “Lilienthal Week” at Goldenberg’s-38ensational Values Every Day! Main “Hhoer. Floor. Fourth Floor.