Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 25

; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929. 25 — T——-————-———_—————— E——lF——=I[0=—=IF=——=ICharge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras—We Do Not Penalize Our Friends=—=tEF—=——a0——=1 WA[[S []N 'I’HRUNE er “at Seventh & K”—Where F | ffered at Seventh Street Prices! L D E N BE RG s P""TItRoATGQEEEBf : SRR May Only as Member of - D & C t E ~ t = Here It Is, Men! The New Spring “Twenty-Three-Fifty” Spe- | Royal Family. r ress oa ven s 'f%fi cialized Two-Trouser Suits That Thrifty Clothing Buyers Will IR ust a Week Until Easter—and Man ‘ =™ Welcome as the Best Value in T own! | ommor. Mareh 32._oebutastss {expectation that they would make their a 4 Search jor MAXIMUM COAT VALUE (% y v @ : | e ill End at “7th & K” Tomorrow! ( = - :"‘ m = = 43 ‘gsgg?flzfizéfi;tfianh::fl:.:m oc- ° ; # 1= | “Beir . en some- | courts, and will stand with other mem- bers of the royal family near the dais . ; Ny You Save $5.00 to $10.00 e i Py - l and ot | ; -~ We planned with one of the fore- S gmfizii?"o‘;" et ks e I | ceive their decorations at the hands of " 5 £ 3 most manufacturers of high-grade 5 | the prince at two investitures which he o 2 . e = will hold on behalf of the King at St. 4 : e clothing in America to produce for us | James' palace, March 26 and 27 Thess i ¢ : Two-Trouser Suits at $23.50 that we Wil bethe Arst investitures io_take i \ | place a . ames’ alace for many : could guarantee our customers to be the > {sears, kcing iearge always hoids such % . . = ceremonies at uckingham palace. but W\ K BEST VALUE this price could com- 5 [ view 'of the fuet ot Bt o mand. The result is MORTON HALL : | palace is the official residence of the Prince of Wales, the change has been TWO-TROUSER SUITS! | made to suit his convenience. | The Prince of Wales is enabled fo conler knighthoods only through the King, who by yoyal warrant has suthor- |ized the issue of letters patent empow-~ {ering his heir to “dub knight” persons | appointed by_bm murel?n to the vari- | ous orders within his gift. The accolade of knighthood is now, {as in the days of yore, conferred by | gently striking the subject on the shoul- | der with a naked sword. For centuries This remarkable group features both the sports and i ’ ad g ‘i::m]"e%mi:r?lrmm as I the. cate of the essy types that are in equal demand this Spring—and i = - DeSSeNs PEDen— resents them in a quality that is rare at this price! 3 No matter what price you have planned to pay ECOSTA RICANS OPPOSE Serviceable Tweeds with Fluffy Fur Cuffs and Scarf . for your Eute.r SIS U R OGUS, S S S i ollars of Self Material—Rich Black Satin and Novelty : be pleased with the values and assortments fea- PROPOSED BANANA TAX il Coats with Monkey Fur—Smooth ‘Broadcloth o, tured in the price ranges offered in our specialized — | i i i ; lines now ready for your inspection. Cite Closing of Door to Imports ifis"l:tlisl; :;3159‘;'9501‘::;2:’8::[‘? - Selmmgt — Our Greule:(ySpn'n' Showing! Save $5 to $10! N Against Wish of Hoover Ex- pressed on Trip. o irvel, ' i \ i : 7 the Associated Press. e e ot WINSHIP CLOTHES ‘ D e s 2 Five Other Wonderful Groups . Jeaturing BLUES e that the proposed import tax on ba- o - rts. Every Sprin- coat requirement can be smartly and elegantly met in this e sl IR bl kit t collection ot our better grade sport and dress styles—the very mewest in | logical for the United States to close rie.,r:ellz‘r’,“ ;i!ne and trimming. And Goldenberg savings are quite apparent B Direct Entrances to USE OUR BUDGET PL AN__ ihe doar to Costa Rican products when 1l Goldenberg's—Second Floer. $2,000,000 annually more than the ex- . TIT B T g g TEN WEEKS TO PAY | e lorlous Easter Mllllner y_. ment From K Street Dress well without putting a strain on your purse! Use our Budget Plan. No zfi::‘%;%vm; us ',:‘:5."'.:&3:‘,;% i t t: dded for this convenience. We do not penalize our friends. e V ) : Of Our Many Groups of Smart New and Seventh Street, | nterest or extras a | ;?;;?": :’,"‘,‘l;: Is::: o maintain rend: | ple.” Easter Hat Fashions o : SR v v BT REA o : § IRON RANGE DEVELOPER / > g ' " Here Are Tempting Values in Sa]e of $2,50 to $2.95 { 1S DEAD IN CALIFORNIA % $3.85—55.00 &= 'y || ilk Undies for Easter | EASTER HANDBAGS 7 -==cur=- | of 81. | For many years Merritt was & co- | director with John D. Rockefeller and | John D. Rockefeller, jr., in numerous | iron mining, steamship and railroad companies operating in the Great Lakes ty Braids and Straws—offer wide choice of SN | deserving of dainty new underthings—and materials as well as silhouettes and trimmings. \ & you will adore these for their quality as well ires i e— as their styles. Of good quality crepe de g 3 1 i i i ase that offer: | . N. Y. g I edEe oW et i Wy porant o of S| ot e it M e ) : feminine of tastes. ; 3 e onteiblel The v t | of the founders of Duluth. Minn. The French Room Models g . B A B s S . ; 2] n oped of c Arrived from Makers of High Grade Hats Fover ,‘“H‘ A Luster Glow and Siquax C e g AT | [ Ry i uniors ats 7 . . 2 . Lizard or Snake effec ell, fancy metal 0, Nev. 5 or leather-covered frames—Ilinings "of silk, | Funeral services will be held Satur- 750 $10 $12.50 &$ bess Satin ‘Costume Slips e o Pttt s Besides beautiful copies of Pari;i-n h"‘; .1.010 o 1“;‘9"811” Bothfnbf these ::ul;ou: _——% | R—A-C—T—-'é'é GNED s collection includes a stunning showing o xtremely smart little “Millar rayon fabrics make idea $ 98 S I! Kiddies’ H b CONT | « ina’ ifornia i and “Sunlight” hats in fresh, bri i h eclal. 1adies anapags 5 famous “Catalina” Hats from California in nlig| ats in fresh, bright slips to wear beneat ) [J mnlnlque reproductions of smart grown-up bags— 48 | FOR SALE OF U. S. SHIPS The attractive selection at both of these l Gowns ; ‘v'}xfi;fi:"fi:;{rw'umn 22 s " prices is only one reason for their popularity— B . Shpl_ y 2B | ;PASADENA. Calif. March 22.—Lewis " the exceptional values are fully as important 1 Chemise : ihe great Missabe Iron Range of Min: a factor! Fine Crochets—Toyos—Felt-and- R Panties | G Ris ome. He was :fium!:éfl%r e ’ ) Straw Combinations—and Many Smart Novel- ' X i Surely your smart new Easter frock is 3 years. flexibl w straw known as “Parymar” | Easter colors and practical navy or dainty Spring and Sum- fitar o ;:llibl'n:hl, but more serviceble). black. Made of crisp straws and mer frocks. Choice of the RS i) ek i i At ek Mt ot Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. braids with ribbo_n bandings. Goldenbere's most popular shades. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Second Floor Delivery to Chapman Starts With con Leviathan's Transfer to New Owners April 8. The Dollar Bill Will Bring You Big Savings in This Easter Dollar Sale for Men!$ sz mzs Merchant® Lines, which include the | Leviathan and 10 other ships, to Paul W. Chapman, Inc.. New York, for $16,~ Men’s 50c to 65c Athletic | Men’s $1.00 Spring Under- | Men's 35¢ “Arrowtex” Soft J N S hd | 300000, was signed.yesterdsy & g Qo n T. V. O'Connor signed for Shirts, 3 for . Calrs, 4 for ; 2,400 €n S INEw hll'ts e e B i iy yarn. High-grade makes. wear, with long sleeves, % and 34 sizes. Perfect of the steamship Leviathan to her new quality. Limit—4 to B 1,934 perfect 5 V l P | owners on April 8. 2 customer. b - 457 slightly irregular 2. 00 tO 30 0 aiues Z; | tor the “slipe. and 018000 or. easer Main Floor. Finest quality combed Cotton ribbed under- All the newest styles in $ | will be commenced with the transfer Perfects and a few ir- ;'.'.'::"m{fi:‘n i i regulars. Sizes 31 to 46. ers with long legs. Slight v o kv g What a time you men will have tomorrow among these Shirts that have i?fl'.“"’;::.l Vil Beton the M y made our Dollar Day famous. Every Shirt is perfectly tailored, full . e S TR ship en Men's 75¢ to $1.50 “Varsity” A cut and hand pressed. Choice of stripes, novelties, neat patterns,” {mfl:u:ll annual instaliments over & Shorts, 2 for..... I . 2\ plain colors. All regular sleeve lengths:. Guaranteed fast colors. | ™ The Shipping Hoard snncunced that Rrdvmaphion ALk e ; | Sizes 1313 to 18. White, plain colors, stripes and novelties. e ntachton tn W f shorts d i | x§ i i 2 B s el o Materials e o in stripes, noveity pat- {128 | patterns in ta ' Imported English Broadcloth Soft Collar Attached terns, plain colors, V), fi browns, and grays. | Tmported Woven Madras Starched Ceties Avtactios {DANGLERS TRIM COLLARS. i e Made with reinforced ' [ Rayon Striped Broadeloth s e —— T i RosLitos andiasle. i f ; o&orgrg\;:l;o‘h Neokiiana Squares of Tulle Used for !v.mlng ples and slight irregu- 37 fect quality. $ Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Garley and Lord’s Fabrics, Etc. Semi-Starched Collar Attached | Wraps. 1 ,/ lars, sizes 28 to 46. 9% to 11. PARIS (#).—Squares of tulle at- e —— Men’s 21c Cotton]| Men’s $1.69 |Men’s $1.00 Cut rer i e Boating 1o Tom i mentary cape collars for Summer eve- Men’s Pure Thread Silk Hose | Men’s $1.50 Spring Caps | Men's Balbriggan Under- Maco Hose, 9 for| Rayon Union |Silk Ties, 2 for " e coutrier who Inunches he idea - in all new . “1ses the tulle cape-necklace with dance :":_"“C::“ gk wear, 3 for Reinforced toe, Suits New patterns with frocks of tulle and taffeta. Usually the Made with seamed ::m colorings made with Ecru color shirts made heel, and sole, in Fine makes In white et ek s bt oo :'r‘:':‘a:&:’fin:‘u"gxlfivmm Tty back, reinforced toe, heel, $ teather ‘wweatband ‘and with short sleeves, drawers, plain colors and biue, and flesh. Taped $ jand striped effects. Buy Circular tulle foresleeves on beaded nd sole in black, and long legs, reinforced black. Perfect qual- armholes, closed - crotch several for your new | and pailleted evening or cocktail jack- » ::ht?,bh el e s i snd extra’ (Wik cxt bty lm.-u-r suit and shirts. { X dake i 1o 7. lain colors. Slight ir- g e . irregulirs, ity. Sizes 10 to 11, 208 lns.. Pettecs quaitts, Main Floor. Main Floer. regulars. Sizes 10 to 1114, Main Floor. | ets are another idea of the dressmaker | who sponsors tulle trimmed necklaces, Main Floor. Main Floor. Main Fioor. : v Selecting an Apple. Men's 85c to $1.00 Union Men’s $1.69 to $2.50 E Men’s 65¢ to 75¢c Rayon Men’s $1.39 Cotton | A good eating apple for use in Ne- d Silk Usion Stit | pernare G e eoaoa- This Suits, 2 for. .. Cotton Pajamas Fan ll'[ :::‘: ;'m: | grom, it ajuicy. crisp, white "Rean . Noggle, 3 andom n an elicious flavor. makes High - grade mate- > ool Lt ‘ N b gray color, made i | beautiful, white apple sauce. OF If one rials in madras and Materials include Eng- \ 3 for ! i Ry i | wants an apple that is good to eat and ked lish broadcloth, madras, > 1 A o A | which, at the same time, bakes well checked nainsool pongee, Oxfora an d \ f High spliced heel s long legs, closed | and makes good apple sauce and de- Elastic band across other fine materials in L 95 reinforced toe and 3 (X crotch style, flat , | licious pies, ask for the Rhode Island back, full-cut chest, ] all styles. Every gar- sole in all the new N locked seams and “Grunhg'g. which is nd its best during long trunks and wide | kg !ulIAmt . colorings. Numerous + "] tong cut trunk. Sizes nm—::y;' "fl:‘m."f," o 4 | o Bl Rl | :::fl:‘; Al metect i i/ 36 to 4. | yariety with the "same- qualifications » season from uary L e b March. Not only is it a good all-round family variety, but is it usually one of he less expensive sorts. is another legs. Sizes 36 to 46. Main Floor. ‘There are 180 Catholic colleges and —— ne=——1r=———=1a=——=]Charge Accounts Invited—No Interest or Extras—We De Not Penalize Our Friends_:ml—_é:lmz—zzafi (o are ey, e States; 04 of