Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1929, Page 24

& » AHETESANAD TOBETT ER-HEAHH Woman Director Sees College Girls Greatly Benefited by Physical Culture. Women's50¢&75cLeather Belts ‘A 'flt O( 'Iflll. 1 9 Tomomw———Roady for the Second Day of A Tremendous Sale of Hats For Women, Misses & Children find for most any ‘Even the vast response to this remarkable millinery event today-—leaves an ex- traordinary selection of new- est style spring and summer models—at this absurdly low price! Hundreds and hun- dreds of lovely hats—in every color, headsize and style im- aginable. Make selections either on the Main Floor or in the Millinery Department. Millinery Department—Second Floor. " |We Speclallze in Dresses At ThisPopular Prlce' That’s Why Thcy Are Always Such Amazing Values—and Such a Fashion Treat! See These Smart New Prints _and Plain Crepes in Sizes 16 to Women’s and Misses’ Sizes By the Associated Press. SEATRE Al Lt sy m dumb-bells out of Miss Mary E. Gross, director of the department of phyllell menmn n the Unlveulty of Washington. t, Miss Om- declares, uu ymm: mnn who comes out healthier an -lth greater lov: for nthleucu than ever before. Indian clubs ane mup of girls were herded on a uuh u series of dlfly 1 d gui dolen exercl.sea is gon “Today have thleuc activities ul:ntmnlly dealgned ;o do a girl . 20.and 36 to 42—T omorrow! Delightful new styles appropriate for every Spring daytime and informal evening event! ' Business and school frocks; sports'styles and fluffy nflemoon modelu—-thnt use the season’s newest _ruffles, capes, pleatings, boleros, jacket effects, jabots and lace treatments to smart advantage! Large and small prints—dark or bright colors—a ; wonderful choice! | Aoty el Sk Tans — Bluette — Rose — Signal Red — Navy. These Are (| [l fainicthom an ;-;L;-:g; Only a Few of the Many, Many New Shades! Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Important Coat Fashions at Important Savings! Houery Repmred i\ ' Il Within 24 Hours | the body and in things esthetic, |uch as can be derived from natural and interpretive dancing.” The depmment ol’ womenl ghyu uni- FridayIs Remnant Dayin | Our Wash Fabric Section Mill Lengths of 39c Printed : Batistes and Dimities 190 Delightful fast-colored patterns in lengths of 2 to 30 yards each—remarkable at this low price. Extra fine, sheen combed yarn qualities—lovely for Summer frocks for woma: en and children. i Remnants of 39¢c to 2 5 c 59¢ Wash Fabrics 36.in. Printed Piques—40-in. Printed Voiles—36-in. Printed Charmeuse—36-in. Printed Broadcloth—36-in. Printed Rayons—s 36-in. Printed Gabardine—36-in. Plain Colored l’lques—32-m. Checked Rayons—in usable lengths. By the Il New Vanitas System | partment instituted the first teacher- Gather up the silk noelung- training course in physlcul education in teaching _courses. building has been erected for the de- partment. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. oltaire—Buenos Alres e Sates e Gobenna Olymplc_Southampton 't Ballin—Hamburg On Sale Tomorrow! 79c And you will be wise if you buy | a half dozen at this very special | price! Size 81x90 inches—full | duublnb.‘ uu—of heavy, round- Sn Them T ! Cimeronia—Gias Tomorrow! | The S;nart New Capes and Other Dl l Tweed and Leviathan_Southampter n XIII—Havana Martinique—Puerto n— Nieuw Amsterdam—Rotierdam. DUE MONDAY, AP American Merchant—London . —Cristobal Sinaia—Jafla Fort Victoria—Bermi Signs of Sprmg—on Suede Coats for Women and Misses. There’s no need to make last year’s c oat have the very latest stylesat a price In this unusual group we h: and unfurred models—featuring beco cleverly manipulated fabric inserts an ave assem 2% styles that reveal their newness in more subtle ways. Sizes 16 to 20—and 36 to 46 Goldenberg’s—Seeond Floor. “do” for another year when you can so low—and in such a satisfying quality! bled the most popular new types of ming swagger capes, stand-up collars, belts, d tuckings—as well as simple nlrnghtllne read quality, ni bleached. . 4165 Sealloped Sheets Full double -bed size sl 09 sheets — fully hlmlud and e S1206 Toches, 39¢ Bleached Pillowcases | slu ls:zc or 42x38 inches 22 C | q...my with. 8 myn:m" [ Sl 69 Crmkle Bedtpreads | (nxm lnehu) in :m 51 19 | rose, mue iy 1sc Unbleuched Cotton mill lenmu of he-vy 1 O /zc Inh 'ldc fl'lln)erl’n—ml.l Floor. Mill Lengths of $1.69 Printed Rayon Georgettes Useful Tengths of these exquisite -l:ecr benhful new p-mnu and colorings on light and dark grounds. Mill Lengths of $1.00 Printed Celanese & Rayon Flat Crepes Guaranteed fast-color- ed patterns galore in iy ey D9 | Iuh';ol‘enbel’l 's~~Main Floor. Wash Materials versal Prints — 36-inch o Aeatontrdishotbtie . Yomir el Remnants of 19¢c & 25¢ yud lengths of D Glighass: and ‘STinck 32.inch Woven Tissue 1 8 High-count Percales c Wash F abrics mch Pn-tod Fast-colored Prints. Remnants of 29¢ & 39¢ Gln'hlmu——" inch Uni- and 32-inch Fine Dress Ginghams. Two to ivo 1 2 1/z(: Not Only the Best Values in Washington — but the Largest Assortment of Men's Popular Priced Clothing in Washington— Here at Goldenberg’s. And Here are Three Typical Super-Value Groups! : SAVE | HERE Boys’ and Girls” Stitchdown OXFORDS SIZES ‘l‘_o 2 INFANTS’ Patent Strap SLIPPERS SPECIAL PURCHASE! Women’s — Boys’ — Girls’ DRESS FOOTWEAR 9 8 OXFORDS STRAPS TIES a1 2TONES " Sizes 4 and Service Hose Homeric—Southampton x-rlmme—n emerhave Providence—Haifa . | Full Fashioned Sheer $] At a Price That Will Urge You to Buy Several Pairs! v-u.:.l':ith nr.r‘:::‘l:'l: l::t‘::‘:w- an :Iltl::z me:-:.:'.:-f:p 'l:“:: wear. Both are of clear, even weave, and both are shown in smart new Spring shades. Women’s Silk Hose 59c -ervlee wel‘hl. m hu« l(nnun—xtnamn numoma STEAMERS. TODAY. p—] don. A'“""-—co' Beh " G “&mn and Bremer- | ven. Guatemal erto Colombis, _Cartagerds. i Corinio_and San | Hflnu!l’—“lvln‘ Pm renzo—San J \d gan et Dalla AR VaIpATaiso. t. Thomas. SAILING TOMORROW. Girls’ Sport Hose tH e lul' 'Ith fill M turnover cuffs. Per(eet St 29c Kiddies’ Sllk-and-llyu Socks { Ircegulars of 35¢ Grade) ot Pty catery whth Taty S oterd for shiartin 19‘: Children’s 15 Hose (Perfect and Irregulars) R i 15¢ e 25¢ m u"n‘t;‘-"nhg mchy cuffs. IN MEN’S FURNISHINGS And They Are Going for a “Mere Song”! - $1.50,to, $2 Shirts % 49c|: PR FA L Aoy Broadcloth, madras, nyon- materials, md slight 50& to 79: M Hose ants, or Long Pants and and other fine et M| Im'fllll’l. 13% and 14 nnk on.ly Sfle to 85: Rayon Hose y Trregulsrs) m:-l lnl;n- to 320 $22 50 325 ngh School and “Prep” Suits nylumtwlz W:IS; Ton fl'm You Save $5t0 810 We've anticipated every ponlble want for Spring with this extraordinary as- \ sortment of new Twfil’lnh /| Suits and Topcoats! and young men who nppn- ciate good tailoring, ‘smart style and fabric excellence will be enthusiastic about splendid quality clothes! : The styles are brand - new—the . pnnem i and colors distinctive, what a. ellolee! Every uult with - two pairs pnnu _Wonderful values—but see them and decids for yourself! 2 Sale! Men'’s Trousers jundreds of mllmflnfimndhfla&lhltm fully Sizes ui styles for young men and men of conservative taste. Alhrnh—cohh and Liverpool. argo—Nassau, Parie Flymouth Sod Havig Olympic—Cherbourg ithampton. hvllnd—'eltml.ndl lancal el’h,‘l"f?r Naples and oy de Paix, Go- Women’s & Growing Girls’ | Men’s and Beys’ Newest Novelties | | Newest Oxfords B-L-O-N-D-E-S ° Black or Tan * $2.98 1= | $2.98 & Boys.$8 to .510 Factory Closeouts and Samples of i Spring Suits Colored Pearl” Toilet Ware g:::: :\l:l': tt:: Lli:fli’e:;us Regular 50c to $3.00 Pieces Grouped at Three Sale Prices 149919469 and Knickers . Exceptionally fine woolens. Well tailored Nail Buffers Hair '"u Clotbu Br--bu Dresser Combs Dresser Trayg -d smartly styled for the young fellow. Many pleasing shapes and sises and colorings—offering you with each suit. 8 to 17 years. $10 95 to $12.50 Sprmg mm:unuumh-m"uuy-upmmm mmfiu mn&mmmun a—Plym Havre c?n'??r‘om.—axnu- o i Bermuda—Bermuda, Ausm n-mn erbours, Southampton and I':Mlurd—ofl e o e, s 1 2HsTane: Gristobal and Port Limon. Siboney—Havanas, mu" bh and Liverpool. urun—l-nto m&.mu. Oslo and Co- Dhited & ln Penhagen. SAILING MONDAY, APRIL l- emnm.—umnrmmn Satins WM TH!IIM and 0001’(!- Helbuthodl SAILING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. lllm"'t;nb—al and Southampton. and Southa: lngfl!lllll l(fr.u wntllwll. and OCen- ILING THURSDAY, APRIL 1! h::r-mmfl.—omu Cilln m Val- n.-.. Ao ; $1.50 to $2 Flannelette . Buy Your Spring Clothes on Our Budget Plan P -P-:,:"?‘.""""""’ Direct Entrances to Men’s Shop From 7¢h&l€su. v L "2{."' pajamas. Eyes Exammed Free (e e v o llflm—@tfllfl‘ H-Mnl Polk--World m Georse- g""'u"”"‘ e ; S lal Purchase' 5 = || ovely $1.19 to $1.49 Spring Fabrics | 2,200 Yards—Remarkably Low Priced! Weaves and 79c Silk, Rayon Colors for and Celanese 36-in. Chiffon T l'my Need! Fubrml 40-in. wfhfl Sports c,".. 36-in. Black Moire Pdll. n. 40-in. Luster Satin Printed ’cfil ESTLE'S GIVES A FELLOW 4Youroyutbrou by our registered optometrist* und |Inm fiu-dto yunquforfnerum( !nw-)for low»— szicg“ t 'Frama