Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1929, Page 25

=B A A A CHIEFSBARE THI'R“DAY '\L\'R(“H "1 1""9 T'HF EV'E\"[\’G STA'R WA%HI\GTO\ D 39¢ & 50c Rubber Tea Aprons Pertects and Slight Irrerulars Such a saving of laundry as these $1.25 to $1.50 Boys’ Pajamas Perfect and Slight Irregnlars. A special lot of Summer Pajamas in one and two plece styles. White and 00 fancy colors and fancy stripes. Sizes 4 . to 18 years. = Third Floor. " The Perfect “Eugene” Permanent Wave TOURIST CAMP L0SS practical aprons make possible—and they are pretly, too, with their frill edgings and peckets! Main Floor. The tourist camp, familiar adjunct to many communities in the early days 59c¢ Lovejoy Taleum | With a Velour Puff | I Women s 59c & 75c ' Rubber Gloves e Sl 00 “Nimco” Ironing Board In Our New Beauty Shnp Wuh Its Thoroughly Modern Equipment and Methods [ Including Shampoo, | E|| Hotels and Homes Now Are Trim and Finger Wave , Attracting Travelers, | $ 1 O | Officials Hold. of automobile travel, is losing favor, in the cpinion of managers and secretaries of motor clubs of the American Auto- mobile Association, who are attendin, a conference at the Wardman Parl Hotel. Hotels and homes catering to tourist travel are attracting the larger num- ber of motorists, club executives said. “One of the outstanding developments in the sphere of tourist travel,” said an association statement based on informa- tion furniehed by club managers, “is the fact that the motorist has broad- ened his horizon and now travels 234 miles a day as compared to 100 miles a day 10 years ago. This means thst the large amount annually expended by the Nation's motoring army will not be confined to particular sections, but will be scattered in all parts of the country.” 35,000,000 Tourists Seen. In thi¢ connection, the association estimated that more than 35.000,000 persons—more than one-third the lation—will take vacation motor tours this year and will spend three and a half billion dollars. ‘The conference, representing the more than 1,000 clubs of the associa- tion, is concerned particularly with problems touching the clubs; problems of management, service to the public, legal and safety work and the handling of salesmen. Matt F. Morse, general manager of the Automobile Club of Missouri, presided at the morning meeting today. Addresses were made by i ————— i i ——————————————————————————— Ernest N. Smith, general manager of FREE) A Reron Kuitted 4-in-Hand Tie. This is our Easter Gt to Every Boy A e il e e * who purchases His Easter Suit at our Boys' Department. City. Select Your Own Tie for Easter Yourself! Boys’ $5.00 Spring Top Coats Boys’ $5.95 Suits With Two Pants Dress the young man up for Snappy Spring Wool Suits FEaster. Smartly tailored all- with two pairs kniekers. Many wool tweeds, tans dressy mixtures for the young s 55 man to choose from. Some suits 2 have separate vests. Sizes 5 to — 12 years. mixtures especially :r'llc‘ed‘rl‘u: .95 Boys’ “Smart Set” Suits today. In sizes 2 to 8 years. This famous brand of boys’ suits is of the finest s 75 talloring and most up-to- . date style. Many wool Other dressy models from ‘mixtures, blue serges and $4.95 to $9.75. Boys’ Spring Sweaters Special prices and a wide assortment of fancy cheviots to pick from. Dress the boy up right for Easter, give him a “Smart Set” suit. Your choice of two knmickers and vest, two longles sweaters in many stunning and artful patterns for Spring and Easter. and vest, or long pants, knickers and vest. Sizes 8 to 20 years. Pad & Cover 79c Full size heavily quilted mus- lin pad, with good quality un- bleached muslin cover—a very | fying outfit—at an unusual | i Mr. Hershey, who is our expert Eugene waver, is also an authority on finger waving and hair ¢ c ting—he is well qualified to solve all of your hi [. | problcml Our other operators are also specialists | Assorted sizes and colors in these good qu Cul Included with this delight- il eimtyte i fully fragrant talcum powder at y unusual price is a lour puff. Don’t mi this offer! I In Qur Special Kiddies’ Barber Shop | Child’s Haircut, 35c Goldenberg's—Third Floor ty rubber gloves— which are a great protection to | your hands in rougher household | tasks. [ Main Floor Main Fleor 33¢c | Extraordinary Valun in Boyt Suits far Easter and Sprm" lmpofled Sample Neckwear| OYS $8.00 t $10.00 VEST SUITS Suits with Two Long Pants Very Special Values, With a $GR.95 Suits with Long Pants and Knickers Real Fashion Significance! So many dainty ways . Trim, excellently tailored ALL-WOOL Spring Suits. Also Part-Wcol Navy Blue Suits. A wonderful assortment of dressy, smart models at this special . price. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Justlfiablc Pride! PRING TOPCOATS these two groups we've assembled that will open the eyes of Wash- us men to the advantages nfd h:li:. pring “topper” here! Tweeds, plain i 1 1 novelties—every favored model in Suits with Two Knickers ves for men and young men. A ant to gtay Young group of Two-Trouser Suits—Top- ng and fabric excellence garments themselves! Come in and let us are suggested by this beautiful collection of jabots, panels, plas- troons, sweetheart col- lars, cape collars and collar and cuff sets! Lace, georgette and linen pieces included at this amazing price. Goldenbere's—Main Floor. Entertainment Planned. ‘William P. MacCracken, jr., Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aviation, and Horace M. Albright, newly appoint- ed director of national parks, were guests of the conference at luncheon today. ‘This evening an entertainment and dance will be given at the hotel fer m;mbers of the conference and their wives, Direct Entrances From K Street and chenlh Street No need to tell you when yom see them— very spe- cial price—and that these ai the smart new styles for Easter. Novelty cuff and slip- Imported Chamosuede Gloves beaver, gray, cinnamon, 5 E $3.50 All Wool Sweaters in sizes 28 to nut and oak. 6 to 8. 36, $2.95. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Goldenberg's—Boys’ Department—Third Flogr. Pre-Easter Sale of Our Exclusive “Golden Crest” $1 .39 Flat Crepe At a Sensationally Low Friday Price! Many are the Washington women who know the firm. beautiful quality of this rich washable flat crepe—and how they will welcome this opportunity to buy the silk lor their Easter frocks at this unexpected saving! Shown in white and 33 smart Spring colors—all of which are guaranteed to be tub-proof! 40 inches wide. A Group Sale of Smart $1.00 to $1.69 Spring Silks 40-in. All-Silk Black Radium 79 40-inch All-Silk Colored Charmeuse but a PROGRAM PLANNED BY CATHOLIC ALUMNI Glee Club Selections and One-Act Play Will Feature Enter- tainment April 17, A program of cards and entertain- ment featuring “alumni night” to be held April 17 was planned at a meet- ing of the Washington Chapter of the Cathollc University Alumni Association held last night at the university gym- nasium. Entertainment features will include selections by the university glee club and a one-act play by the dramatic as- sociation. The program will be held in the uni- versity gymnasium. The committee in charge of the ar- rangements comprises the following: Daniel J. Ryan, chairman; Edward J. Cammack, William H. De Laceyv, Basil Kelly, Edward Leasure, Maurice Wesch- ler and W. J. Voss. ‘The following officers were elected and took office last night: Henry J. Con- nor, president; Edward Leasure, vice president; Edmund R. La Fond, secre- tary, and John J. chrke treasurer. r Exceptlonal Easter Values for day From the Infants’ Department Baby Girls’ Coats Tots’ Voile Dresses Flower-like ll“le (mll s 98 ~—s0 suggestive of and so nrvlmble lor all l e an ly tily hand-embroidered. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Tots’ Wool Sweaters Soft litle all-weol slip. @ 1 98 $2.45 Part Wool Sweaters in sizes 30 to m——————— $2.95 to $4.00 Would Be the Usual Price of These Smart Easter Hats But Our Goldenberg Price Tags Read Only $1.98 Many attractive Easter hats will be selected from this special group tomor- row—if Washington women are as value-wise as we think they are! And we have colors, shapes and head sizes for all of the many women and misses who are looking for just such smart but inexpensive hats as these. The new straws and braids—including many pop- ular crochets—in black and the new hand - embroidery. sheerness! » 3 and 4 years. ittle Girls’ Panty Dresses : $1.98 oy overs, in the colors that look se adorable en little girls of 2 to 6 years. Ideal weight for Spring. berg’'s—Third Floor. A Timely Offering of Women'’s and Misses’ ¢ 2 98 Spring Sweaters ater time is almost here—and our new Spring assortment of coat p-over mod 1 Pretty woel- on mixt: either crew or neck. 34 to 46—in e hidenbers's—Second Fioor. 1,590 CHILDREN GIVEN FREE DENTAL TREATMENT Georgetown University Hospital Cares for Teeth of Parochial Pupils. A total of 1,590 children of four of the largest parochial schools in the city have received free treatment at the den- tal clinic at Georgetown University Hos- pital since its opening last Fall, accord- ing to a report by Rev. Walter G. Sum- mers, 8. J., regent of the Georgetown Dental School. The clinic was established under the divection of Dean William N. Cogan. The work was undertaken by the den- tal school in co-operation with the local dental society and the principals of the or more parochial schools of the eity. A Sale Extraordinary of RCOOVERINGS [Don’t Miss This Extraordinary Sale of $40.00 amless Axminster Rugs . |Slight Seconds 324 Size 9x12 s22 Feet S17 | O anis 0 & $55 Seamless Axminster Rugs heavy, high-pile rugs in beautiful patterns in rious colors. 9x12 or 8.3x10.6. Some sold as 36-inch Silk-and-Cotton Pebble Crepe 36-inch All-Silk Colored Pongee 32-inch All-Silk Colored Shantung Not a complete color assortment in each weave— good selection in the combined lot. Sale of Silk Remnants $1.00 to $1.19 $1.39 to $1.59 $1.69 to $2.95 Qualities Qualities Qualities 69¢c 99¢ 1= Practically every popular weave and color is included in this vast collection of remnants in lengths from 1'; to 5 yards—grouped at these three greatly reduced prices. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Broadcloth Smocks and Hoovers SERMON SERIES TO END. Rev. Erasmo Spiriti Speaks To- night at Holy Rosary Chureh. Rev. Erasmo Spiriti. the Italian mis- sionary, will deliver his last m of the four-day mission at ly Rosary Church, Third and F m at T:30 o'clock tonight. Large crowds have attended the mis- sion since it opened Monday. Father Spiriti has done considerable mission work in.foreign countries, hav- only recently arrived from Italy. One or the other is N almost indispensable— %l no matter what line A of work you are in— and these are excep- tional values! Choice of a number of pretty Featuring Special Purchase of Boys’ “BELL” Brand SHIRTS and BLOUSES (Perfects and Irregulars) I We have made this special pur- il chase of Imported and Domestic i| Broadcloth and Madras, in White || and Fancy Colors in a varied il array of patterns, especially for the Spring and Easter season. A sensational opportunity to buy an exceptionally fine make of shirts nn.d blouses at a sensationally low THE BOYS STORE N Boys' Blouses = Boys’ Shirts 19 $1. ZSQoSZGndes 9 c 12 to 14/, Neck $1t0$1.50Grades Beys' Clothing Departmeni—Third Floor, trong’s or Nairn’s Inlaid Linoleums 50 to $2.75 qualities in many patterns suitable for stairs, office or me. Dozens of beautiful patterns to select from. An exceptional { 05 v l$ 130 seve | $] B sama $2.00 Grade $2.75 Grade 00 g, va 0 Grade We Specialize in Fitting Wide, Narrow, Long Short, Small or Large Feet Fit Snug at the Heel New Spring Styles Are in Stock of comfe: on is tavited. Mu!c Styluh Steutn Sizes4to16 Years Sold as patterns. ders. Each Guaranteed Not to Chip! A remarkable purchase makes pos- sible this unheard-of price for beau- tifully eut crystal tumblers that are worthy of the most fastidious table! Clear, dainty quality—! at highly practical with their guaranteed “No N beaded edges—sich as the modern housewife insists upon. Order yours early, even if there ARE 500 dozen! Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store Bring any good Also Buster Browns You do not have to buy a frame. No Mail or Phone Orders. Goldenbers's—Third Fleor. Easter colors. Hundreds of Other Smart Easter Hats at $2.95, $3.95 and $5 —and in the French Room, a marvelous collection of Ultra-Fashionable Hats, priced at from $7.50 to $15 . Goldenberg’s—Second Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. ’ Women’s Rayon Undergarments Come and look over this bargain group—you will select several pairs 59c of step-ins, bloomers and panties when you see what values they are. The popular pastel shades. $1 Women’s Knit Pants . An odd lot of “Meroda” pants, el 79 pring. Women’s Knit Union S\lih Lightweight shell and «l Boys Knit Union Suits High neck, dlor!-:leeved styles in knee Ienlth— an mcompleh size range, but well worth investi- 50c \ Goldenberg's—Second Floor. ."“‘" Goldenberg's—Main Floor Hand-Painted 79 EASTER FOOTWEAR Silc Triangles C| FOorR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Are Most Surprl':ins:.?; ’.’:::u‘. n{"a“m;:;?u.l:d women)s’ B Oys’, :‘3?;",2.'."?.:.’.‘.5_::71"1;.,.".'.'. ':. Girls’ New ately sugges e purchase o 0 several—to go with your vari- FOOTWEAR Rolls Felt-Base Floor Coverings S o ool A Large Variety of Styles love the vivid designs. Pumps— 9x12 Armstronz'is 40 e, Straps— $ 98 Sua;(.m;:d 7: $1.00 Dozen “No Nik” Ties— » s—-—50cgradz 33 sy S Gl Oxfords— e C | o hery. fot s ass Tumblers ALL sizES TR , if}fn.ielfi';?.?...s‘g'ZZ's FEREE Men’s Dress Footwear For a Limited Time -~ é‘é A Your Photo 1l 29 Modish lly‘v- ll lll Leathers O Seamless 9x12 32- e Enlarged s v 11 = - for * Whi Felt-Base Rugs Wi wnd G’ Easter Footwear C MR, J. T. NORRIS AR $ 00 Over 75 Styles MR. H. O. BRUBAKER doubt if 500 of these Rugs will last Friday Odd Lots From the 98 3 98 Are Asteciated With Us - but those luck: h ble t [ A e mor Vit | A Department 2810 Pitbiis Gooms Hhices ” rth” eir lifetime 3 ’ : Seld Exelusively in Washingten e are said to be slight seconds, . Buccrcoen el $1.00 Stencilled | Women's Newest Easter e irregularity is so slight it in no 59 39 N l o 0 So s l OYCE &LEW] fFects the quality or wear of the Rug. Choice of Eight r— Muc . - s 5 ovelties—Uver ty es CusTom FITTING SHOE hehuhful designs, including carpet Different Patterns, Indian ’,::..1 ,:.,;::,,'h stoncmen ind misses' | Every Wanted Shade—All Sizes 439-7*St NW. B et and All Colors || | teumnior S or o | pracn Zaots™ s omr | § 3:%t0 $ 8.0 et - = —____ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. TSN ST B GOLDENBERG S—“At seventh and K" 4 e ¢ A VTS OO DO VO VOO0 TSR ARSI VOV A S AT O LV eRE