Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1929, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1929. DUUGHER‘I'Y H[ ADS ‘ “At Seventh and K”—Washington’s Popular Shopping Center=——=————=——===§ WooDWARD & LOTHROP' || LICENSURE GROUP| | GOLDENBERG’S N STAIRS ST RE ommission Holds First Meet- o . DOW S . ” cingtoOrg:ni:efFor[:r,:let 1 Dots.’ Flower ernts., & Flgures Galore! 3 Besides Every Delightful Special Selling Tomorrow : Tm:l——uouicrsmw Misses’ and Matrons’ Straw : [|&Ffarse == Plain Color--In These Lovely Proctor L. Dougherty to effect organi- zation and take up preliminary mat- ats tor Laster ters. The commisson was recenly cre- :tled b}r act ?{‘ C‘ongreiss to rid th(; DL!; . rict of quacks of various types. One o Much Less Than Usual Price | its important duttes, ss laid down in : the law, is to report annually to Con- > gress, on each first Monday in Decem- ber, “recomendations for such further legislation as may be necessary to pro- i e - ° ltectmthe{ people of the Disdtrlct o{ Co- .\ { lumbia from ignorance and quackery.” 4 The commission_ elected. officers s 25 That Can Smartly Georgettes {’ollows D Cnlr,nrmtiexgnilr Doulher‘ty‘ maest; % g o lent; Dr. Frank Ballou, superintenden 5 4 [ 2 ’ An opportunity to choose as smart a of schools, vice president; Health Ofi- Y Hold Their Own” Chiffons hat as one might wish from a large cer William C. Fowler (ex-officio) secre- : A group of novelty straws, toya, cro- T e g ] A with Frocks of Silk Prints Flat Crepes cheted materials and rough straw. United States ;Dmmmlonerlo!d educa- T Thi . tion, and Leo A. Rover, United States | | : ; C . All the prevalent small-hat styles of the dl;};lfl ntwrg;y l-;r ?Vnak:incptgnb ow- | I wice is Price! season—off-the-face, vagabond and nar- ler 15 oiopats hiai fonms for s of | | row-brim. Black, Lido sand, navy, applicants seeking licenses to practice o A A 5 - - brioche, green, red and natural with col- the healing arts here and lo inquire c Becoming Models in Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 46 ored trimmings. examinig boards the commission will be N\ . - i = S called o to- create. The law instructs *) G Of the many fashionable frocks in this amazing group—none St_){lesg and head sizes for matrons and T e L R = } are more charming than the filmy new chiffon and georgette prints g sclences, medicine and osteopathy, ] —in their soft new silhouettes—their infinite variety of flowered, chiropractic, naturopathy, midwifery ! A 5 a s o DOWN STAIRS STORE and uch oiber boarde of txaminers in R : k dotted and figured patterns—their enormous choice of exquisite O e provisiins of the et % 2 ¢ colorings! Besides these, a host of semi-tailored and fluffy models Dr. Ballou was inted a commi 0 . . . tee of one 1o draw up rules for the cone = \ of _p!am georgette or flat cr'epe—‘of l'genvy !'Ilk pnnu——_and qf | duct of future meetings. The next N J striking combinations of plain and printed silks. To miss this h Il of th A . e e e ! wonderful group would be to miss some of the most remarkable Broadclo th Coats F an cy C“ff :I:::—MENF{ELEKS—ED | J dress values now being offered in Washington! . > { AFTER E STREET RAID | || o LN Y ° O With the Kid Gloves [« owsmomeenel| — o/ci880E | Inexpensive Coats 1!; t‘he P’llstesre{:'rdl'lnllbln ;‘he Sfll? blo‘!l:)l: | tree 4 ice ri D) $25 32.45 i ezt e by Judee Faioh | | &S 1n the Newest Misses’ Sizes i lven ay. - a == . Recelving & call that there was & S'Ik and $1 ]4 ‘o 20 trimming, feature fancy with three rows of fancy discovered an’ injured man lying in a COIOI'S! Fabrics! tan, gray and middy blue. Easter. In shades to har- d charged with disorder]: ¥ S 4 R i your ideas of style with your need of economy! . o S S e oo o sk have moticed intoi- | | novelty silks and navy suede cloth—with smart D. Melville Carr, Aquatic and Newness that orderly Conduct Were Not i " A ot In the esublishment, Lieut, J. E 0 sports an ress ympson, accompani v cers & o P PH ‘ : Woolen Women’s Sizes : 36 to 42 cuffs, backs and ties that Ct ottty on hiie Bare P%h:;le:“’fldw‘dm”& . Other coats at $25 of monize with your costume conduct. 1 Bluette n bengaline, black satin and £ 5 g Foiice were (msble to Mdentity bet) | This outstanding group presents not only high- mode, tan, gray, black sons causing the 3 p e e | Pansy capes, scarf collars and newest style cuffs. And LIFE-SAVING COURSE Roseand every model is nicely satin lined—a final detail that “w M 'd F k 9 ; | Safety Expert, Will Instruct ee al r oc s 2 § Group of Swimmers, s An “examiner’s training course” in * Properly Supported. ¥ 4 3 [ ] Easter Demands SE— e ottty coniuct owsa ||| 1 'G% With Lotsof StYle! A R Howe and J. A. Burgess of the e e TUOAR (EhdRr, Come to Goldenberg’s tomorrow for your Easter twill. Judge Given to dismiss the charges, He | | Foliage grade tweed and basket weave coats in simply tai- i ional value. WILL START TONIGHT Matador proves their exceptional value. @ i in the Y. W. C. A. Building, 614 E eautl u as roc s or lr s against eight men following their arrest models, some with fur Women'’s glace kid gloves sixth precinct, raided the premises and i are smart selections for Crawford, William Funderberg, Mathew . fecrees ot i IpAct Sann and Wikiam . oitver were| |~ Fuchsia coat—and you will find it ever so easy to reconcile : and white. declared, however, that “somethini 2 Sizes 36 to 50. Shoud “be done sbout. that piace. 1| || Rose.Blush lored styles—but semi-formal coats, too, of black 2 % ] . Exclusively Here . 2 e | Tan and Grey Mixtures—Navy—Black. street, four evenings, from 8 to For those Little Women g'clock, beginning tonight, The courte | | ; : : - . is under the direction of the District | | = —Pon, —Prints—Rayons! who want dresses that are S ot ‘Columbls. Chapter, American Red || French Voiles Soll::?)‘flf:e ml:: dffie;:hlie ! ut. weRh kyonsl h$ 2 9 ° 8 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Cross. Both men and women will at- “ k. o a . B W e really made for them. y [ e e o il whi vt b Sizes 7 to 14 ages—especially at this price! Beautiful Irish-lace trimmed 3 s i e ] [ more than 200 persons from drowning, Y and shirred party frocks of sheerest voile (two sketched) !}‘ a low P““xe one fc‘a" get “Wee Maid Frocks 4 : gefimc'&fa{m;hlgfrg‘:‘;gfmgz A 1 3 ® —exquisitely made checked and printed rayon dresses that are made to fit— B persons by the use of the prone pres- | | with crisp organdie collars—adorable printed voiles, —because they are fuller across shoulders, ) d sure method of resuscitation, which he piques and broadcloths—fine all-silk tan pongees, , breast and hips— e nationally known aquatic and . i} prettily trimmed with bright colors and fashioned with —because they have shorter waists, sleeves ater safety expert, un!nd for 14 Jears | | i the greatest care. and skirts; and larger arms. St aoete. Seginning hie creer s 3 In the more lovely Spring prints and plain v T e e e colors. ¥ olis Y. M. C. A. IO Sizes 1434 to 26%. Preston 32 Years in Servioe. DOWN STATRS STORE James D, Preston, superintendent of | | the Senate press gallery, today com- || pleted 32 years of service in that posi- || tion. Preston has been in charge the gallery since the Fifty-fifth Con met in special session in March, 1897. | || Washable Tweed Coats | ottt ey 1 ! | ki c:r"r -:o :‘P“l SIS "°W’ any such ‘:ricer! er:ite, Crepe de Chive | With Gay Scarfs || | I I (o = A - Wonderful values in every | look adorable on tiny 95 | | & $l For Girls | SR el : AL case. Sizes 7 to 14 years. | girls of 2 to 6 years. Goldenbers's—Third Floor. Pure-dye—All-silk 7 to 14 years g ppvdaia g $8:%5 fide || ~ Oh Boy! Look at These Values in New art green, sun-tan shades, pis- & 3 . tache and purple aster—as well Sister will simply adgre I as ever-popular black and white. these new tweeds with I smart_bright-colored silk ~ d : [ J Washable Satin-Back Crepe, $1.95 trimmings, scarfs and Forradiant || In plain shades that one can use Pl s B8 PES JADS: 10 ; 4 R : will prefer a coat of bas- L1 I oys . (0] A FREE! A rayon knitted 4-in-hand to fachion dresses for any occa- ket weave or novelty ma- TIE—Goldenberg’s Easter gift to every sion. ;t:;fs_l;?::‘\.,;r::n’ t:::j: bC&U Ly New Spring Suits boy purchasing his suit here tomorrow! Figured Crepe de Chine and Siivaniimatnres, o [ Flat Crepe, $1.95 e : A If you have never tried Black | With Two Knickers and Vest—With Two Long Pants and Vest— Slip-on Sweaters in new and White Face Powder try | With Long Pants and Knickers $ 6 95 [ ] o o e ]:1::;;310;:2 the :IQ:Id;:fnblgfz'e':’;’; o D B Tlatal o Say, won't these suits look swell Easter morning! All-wool, fancy mix- hionable polka dots. $2.95. texture, and appealing frag- | :::-:‘:I-In':'l;;;:“':‘:il::.y ;fil::l;cr':l.r,.tvcry new style and feature—just like rance. And when your mirror | DOWN STAIRS STORE DOWN STAIRS STORE . . ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— fesoy pov vl waite b || Boys’ $10.95 to $12.50 Boys’ “Smart Set” . . ;z\;:'fee{Y?urduig has 5(5 or | Sprlng Sults Sprmg Sults Full-Fashioned Onyx Hose, $1.25 MRS TS ] e S B e pliner S o Silk-to-Top—Chiffon-weight BLACK=EWHITE || S iseneamias ood st $ 15 |z i S $ 15 With lisle reinforcement at garter hem and sole; narrow French heel, New gfl/,'& J)Ot[fdel‘ Serges. 1 Atets siyles and smartly Ly Sults WE bn% Sants wad knickers. » | taflored. Also fancy mixture suits uits with two lengies. Sun-tan shades. Sizes 875 to 10, . & 7 in all the new Spring models, Sizes 7 fo 18 years |Every 'salt with avest, in sizes Full Fashioned “Dainty Wear” Hose, $1.35 S ¥ | Blue Serge and Blue Cheviot Suits Service-weight silk hose with lisle hems and feet. Sun-tan shades. Sizes 8% to 10. e e : : ’ ey | With Two Pairs Knickers Long Pants and Knickers $ 1 4 7 5 L] A remarkable price for a remarkable group of suits. All-wool ; Serges and all-wool blue Cheviots and rich Spring mixtures in sizes HNanufactured by ]l 8to 18 years. Jne l % Boys' Dept.—Third Floor. i [ | e —— & e S pecially Prepared to Meet Your Every Easter Desire! sy 1