Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 25

'owns Two for rettily hand-em- dered models of soft or white lingerie Women's and o t h. ’ sizes. Floor. | Regular and extra Refreshing new range from 16 years to extra size 52. Second Floor, Sllk-and-Rayon Hose 2 Pairs for Bbrarithioc forced garter ks and Good Golf Clubs Comb ination driver and brassie wood club. in mixed Irons iron- mashie and putter. Genuine hickory shafts. Sports Dept. Fourth Floo T, ¢ Toweling Crash Ten Yards ne heary ab- nt qua lity fing = crash, $ y colored flers. For or tea ain_Floor. .29 Table Cloths ix54-in, Irish 1 Flenl men quality b1 e c1oths, fine weave. o fasel- Turkich Towels Ten for pft, absorbent ity turkish els, Prettily $ red” borders, exceptional for Dollar o Fivor. 9¢c Tea Towels Seven for linen ab- bent quality | towels, with $ d borders, [many neat ed eolored er designs. n Floor. Turkish Towels Four for 8 size .inch) doub’e $ 1.59 Linen Sets four - picce made up of 18345 all- $ scarf and piece buffet Floor. 5¢ Huck Towels Six for . x38 - inch huck ity towels. All $ P colored bor- fn Floor. 69 Linen Napkins Dozen 13-inch rich er bleached inen damask many charm- patterns. in Floor. 1.35 Bath Mats size vy Turkish Mats in $ ! unique colorful de- in Floor. Lingeriz Fabrics Five Yards delixhiful of chnck es, check ba- mercerized 3 p , for : y lingerie. 36-inch lln Floor. overall Aprons Two for these Coverall $ .19 Window Boxes 4.inch gal- ized _ window porch plant $ es. The seif- ering styles, hed in green mel. ownstairs Store. .19 Garden Trellis 39¢ & 75¢ Ribbons 4 yds. for Mill lengths of fine quality rib- bons from 5 to 7 s inches. In vari- ous patterns and colors. Choice of many mal Main Floor. 59c Handkerchief Novelties, Two for Silk handker- chief holders and garters. Lace $ and flower ¢rim- med. All in beautiful _pastel shades. [Every one a beauty. Main Floor. $1.29 Pen and Pencil Sets Du Barry Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets. $ Self-filling pen and’ propel and repel pencil with clip. Real value! Main Floor. $1.50 Scholar’s School Bibles Sunday School Students’ Bibles —self pronounc- $ ing and with il- lustrative maps. Nicely bound and easy to read. Main Floor. | $1.65 Imported Grass Rugs Rugs that will add their charm s to any home— especially for the Summer, Size 3x6 feet. Preity designs. Downstairs Store. $1.59 Inlaid Linoleum in many attrac- tive designs. A reasonable to cover your entire floor. Nownstairs Store. 69c & 79¢ Well Known Linoleum Two Yards for Al new pat- terns and »1 per- fect Armstrong’s $ " and Gold Seal Congoleum, A great price for lhh nationally oor covering. nommn Store. 39c¢ China Matting 4 Yards for Extra _quality China Matting that is always ca- $ pable of being put to good use. A reasenzble price for high-grade material. Dowrstairs Stare. $1.49 Cocoa Door Mats Cocon Door Mats at a price that means ex- $ ceptional savings on a useful and necessary article. Long wurln: and easily- cleaned mats. Dowostairs Store. Yard-Wide Rug Borders, Three Yards Rug Border, in oak patterns that will blend with $ and floor. known 79¢ Oval Rag Rugs Two for Oval Rag Rugs 50c Grass Rugs Three for Size 27x54 Grass Rugs in a grand selection $ of beautiful pat- terns in all col- ors and color combinations. Special at 3 for S1. Downstairs Store. AL, 8-Gal. Stone Crock First quality smoothly glazed stone jars. A fine value at a real low price. Downstairs Store, $1.24 Garden 1,000 New $2 to $3 Hats Ballibuntal Cloths—Toyos— Crochets—Novelty Braids— and Other Materials The Millinery Section has pre- pared a rare treat for Dollnr Day—in these hundreds of at- tractive hmher priced models for girls, misses and women. Black and all of the popular {c Spring colors, in scores of flat- tering shapes, and wanted headsize. Goldenberg’s—Seeond Floor. in every Combination A 12-tooth Mal- leable Iron Rake and a steel bladed garden hoe. Hard- wood handles. Dewnstairs Siore. ____ $1.49 Breld Box Roll-Top Bread Box of medium s size. Finished in white or blue. Downstalrs Store.__ $1.49 Bridge hm s Polychrome fin- ish wrought iron stand with twist- $ ed iron shaft and cast hvn ;rm mfl M ln!llllel. Downstairs Store. $1.59 Breakfast Set Fine quality 18-plece Ameri- can porecelain $ breakfast set. Consists of 6 cups, 6 saucers and 6 plates. - Downstairs Store. $1.49 Console Set Large flaring bowl of attractive rose colored glass. Two low lty)a candlesticks match. Flora l Downstairs Stere. 49c Scrap Paskets Three for Attractive met- al baskets with pretty litho- $ phed colors. room of your ome. Downstairs Store. | Boys 95¢ to Sl 25 Shirts, Two for (Perfeets and Slight 12 to 14 years, White and. ¢ol- 1 'lhlnl Floor. Boys $1.50 to $2 Bell Shirts (Perfect and Irregulars) Bell collar at- tached and sport s a pleasing array of new patterns. eollar shirts. White, tan, blue and fancy colors. Many patterns. ll to H% neck. Boys’ $1.39 to $2 Pants * Full-lined Golf Pants, in suiting mixtures. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Washable linen, khaki, A:"rpllld Knickers. Plus fe styles. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Third Floor. P e Base Ball and Glove Your choice of Fielder’s Catch- er's or Baseman's $ glove, with base ball.* Just right for the youngster. Sports Dent. Xourth Flook. ____ Franco Flashlight Knickers and $ flashlight com- plete with bamry and Edison Maz. [ hllb A Iumly -om Dept. Fourth Floor. Boys’ i9c to 95£ i School Pants; Two for Corduroy and suiting mixture Knicker _Pants. $ Strong and dura- ble. Sizes 8 to 16 T Flogr., Boys’ $1.29 to $1.50 Pajamas (Perfect and Irregulars) One and two piece style paja- mas in white, tan, $ biue, and pretty patterns. Sizes G Ioll: yun Boys’ 79¢ to 95¢ Pajamas, Two for Cotton paja- mas in one t Bitce nizied $ Plain colors and fancy stripes. Sizes 4 to 12 yrs. Thicd_Fiagr. Boys’ $1.39 to $2.95 Wash Suits Clever wash and novelty suits in pretty eolor- ings in sizes 3 to 8 years. Nmny suits with cor- dum or nlnth mnu in sizes 3 Third nncr Ranger Gof Balls Three for A REAL golf ball that you have been wait- $ ing for. The Ranger —a_good ball for less. Sports Dept, Fourth Fleor. 1 Giant Gny Tnbe The very name ""(l)lun" tells z‘on are superior m”n 1n epelnd $ gunmy Size 30x Fourin Tioer. Imported Fabric Gloves, 2 Pairs for Attractive nov- eity cuff and tlip-on_gloves of $ washable import- ed fabrics in oak, sand, beige, buff or_grey. 3x6 Window Shades Two for Famous Hol- land Window Shades, 3x6 feet, $ in three popular colors — green, ecru_and white, Excellent quality; on good rollers. Foyrth Floo; 59¢ Cretonnes Five Yards One yard wide Cre- tonnes—just the $ thing for furni- ture covers, cur- tains and other Summer n Fourth Floor. Window Awnings Each 30-in. Striped Window Awnings at a price that $ will make you buy several —in fact it costs little to have one for each dow. Fourth Floor. WOMEN’S New Novelty Footwear, mostly small sizes to 5. Odds and ends. of our better grades. Sensational $1 Day Values in Our Sh Misses’ and Children’ Patent 1-Straj Slippers All Sizes to 2 Women's Leather Slippers, elk :oln. padded heels; all 51 sizes. 2 Prs. Bo! nd Girls’ R\ o7 g ENNIS Infants’ Slippers and Ox- fords, also first step styles. Sizes to 8 in lot 'Boye', Girle, Children's Play OXFORDS Tan Only Composi- thonSates Al Sizes to2 Women’s Smartest Men’s Felt Slippers Elk soles; pad- ded heels. All sizes. Novelty Footwear P'Sr“'“ nnd Blondes Sal Water Snake-Calf-Blues Dress Rubbers Why get your teet Tweit AN -Two-Tones e gl o v $2 Eye Gh—u Chains Fine hairpin or ear loop style chains — offered for Dollar Day at exactly half price! Maip Floor. $1.69 Window Shades Absolutely per- fect “Sunfast” Window Shades $ in green, ecru or white, Size 3x6 feet. A wonderful bargain for tomorrow. Fourth Floor. " $1.50 Bed Pillows Good large size Pillows fthat are filled with fine $ quality feathers ~-that make one of the finest pil- low- you could ever sleep “hourth Ploor. R Double Bed Size Blankets size warm Bll:nrl':tl in at- trpctive eo’lor $ natterns in blue, ian or rose plaids. Fourth Fileor. Window Shades Two for Opaque Win- dow shades that ar e absolutely $ rfeeo—uxe 3x6 Fourth Floor. Women’s Rayon Underthings, 2 for Perfect quality bloomers, panties, $1 shades, )hln Floor. Underwear Super - rayon vests, panties, $ stepins, and a few chemise in the papnlu pastel Extra Sue stepins and che- ‘mise for the larger woman. Perfect quality in pink or peach. Mein Floor. $1.50 Brassiere Shields, pr. 1 Correctly made “Nafad” Bras- slere Shields. M any assorted Notion Dept.—Main_Floor, $1 Bath Salts lnd 59¢ Powder, both Bath Salts in large, hand - decorated $ bottle. Rameses Body Powder in frosted g'ass boudoir jar. With uff. puft. ‘\Ill\ :q»n . $1.29 Brief Cases Two - pocket style Dufold Leather fabric in brown or black. Finished with handle lock and key. Maip _Floor. Listerine Combination Large bottle (14 oz) Lister- ine. Large tube unerlne tooth 25¢ all- brh{le tooth hflllh $1.39 Tel Kettle 5-qt. Aluminum tea kettle with $1.39 Beverage Set 10 - quart size pure aluminum cook pot with handle and cov- er, Very special. o i re, nate stooping and long handle brush. In blue or. 50c Sheeting Cotton 31, yds. 87-inch un- bleached sheeting cotton, Heavy $1 round thread quality. For do- mn:..l: urposes. 35¢ Dreu Ginghams, 4 yds. s2-inch. A fine assortment of checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors. Main_Floor, “ | 29c Plisse Crepe 6 yds. weiCo e many shades, such as pink, $I honeydew, lght mhifl, elc 35¢ Lingerie Fllmu 5 yds. 36-ineh 1 fabrics, in cheek $ blue, Nile voiles, checked the dulr!d lin- gerie shades at your dis- nosal. Main Floor, Boys’ $1.79 to $1.95 Lumberjacks Broken lots from our regular stock of wool mixture Lumber. jacks. Sizes 5 to 10 yrs. Also 8 few large sizes. Thicd Flanr, Boys’ 50c Knee Pants, 3 for Washable straight knee vants with fancy $ tnort bells. Spe- cial at this price. Sizes 4 o 8 years, b P 1L LR Boys’ $3 Raincoats Keep the young- ster dry with a slickéer. Olive $ green slickers. Waterproof. 6 to e Finar — e | Boys’ $1.50 Spring | Hats The entire stock of boys’ Spring Hats. Felt sport Hats and Tweed Hats in il array. Slaes 6% to Third Fioor, Boys’ 69c to 95¢ Leather Belts, 2 for Hickok and other well known $ Thizd Fioor, Boys’ Sl 50 Spring A fine nlock ol boys' caps in many neat suit- ing ‘mixtures. A fine selection -hu 8% to 7. Boys’ 69¢ to 95c Wash Pants, 2 for New style Golf umn H; ;60 0000 66/ o5 Girls’ Wash Frocks Two for Most unusual values in crisp new tub frocks of ging- ham chambray and madras. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Third Floer, go'n;‘;m Store, i $1.29 and $1.50 Umbrellas A wonderful selection of styles, covered with $1 75 Curtain Sets . X Five-piece ruffled ™ Curtain Sets, trim- med with blue, rose or gold. Attractive sets that will im- prove every room in ‘.i“, which they are. | B ———-fis;. $l 50 Men s Separate ‘ Pants Men’s and young ’s Pants, of fine ity dark hard- finuhed materials. Also khaki trousers. LSizes 29 to 42. Main Floor. 31 50 and $1 98 Handbags them by all means—if you are look- ing for an inexpensive selection of d colors—real smart :[——\ ( This excellent set comprises 1 No. 8 ind 1 No. 3 Frying Pan of cast iron. A fine, smooth inside finish. Downstairs Store o 50 ‘Shur-On Frames Nationally known 5 in motion at once. ? ' water and milk, much of wmch in | for their good quality and becoming styles —and seldom found at this low price! EYES EXAMINED FREE Main Floor. 1 Tc Toilet Paper 20 rolls for The nnlionnlly known Waldorf f Toilet Paper. A fine, high grade tis- sue. A remarkable Orders on Warship, London, Are Given by Mechani- cal Device. By the Associated Press. LONDON, April 18.—Shades of Davy Jones! Suffering catfish! By the ', hornspoon! Not to mention olher |and -ppmgnne mutlcu to port to be inspected by the came to poi 5} o subjects of this city. Orders were re- | peated all over the ship by a system of loudspeakers. Within Limit. ‘The new vessel just comes within the 110,000-ton . limits of the Washington egreement when she is without stores, water, fuel and ammunition. Fully | loaded she has a displacement of some 14,000 tons. ‘The cruiser will join the Mediter- ranean fleet. She carries eight 8-inch | guns in pairs in four turrets, so a: that four guns fire ahead or astern or ‘ekhl guns fire broadside. ‘ The 8-inch guns are of & new pat- | tern and fire a 283-pound shell at the ‘nhe of 14 rounds a minute, which is considerably faster than the guns of any other type of cruiser now afloat. They are of 50 caliber. | Ship Burns OIL | 'The cruiser uses superheated steam in the engines and the main proj machinery is divided into four self-con- { | tained units, giving 80,000 horsepower and 3112 knots speed. She is an ofl burner. The vessel cost $10,739,185 without guns. | _ Some criticism has been made in the British press because, on he London class of cruiser is enor to that of the corresponding class of other | nations. American and Japanese ves- sels of the same date and class are larmed with ten 8-inch guns each and have speeds of 32 or 33 kpots. | In the later American design of cruiser the number of 8-inch guns is reduced to nine. The French type have similar arma- ments to the British, but engines of 130,000 horsepower and snticipated peeds of 34 knots. Certain projected Italian cruisers are ‘o develop 150,000 horsepower ~*d to mount fourteen 4-inch guns. {2 EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN AGAINST RUM IN MEXICO Jtate and City Governments and Civic Bodies Are Asked to Start Drive. iy the Associated Press. XICO CITY. April 18.—P: Portes Gil, the rebelli g in the north, moved Tuesd: hL\ nation of “the demon rum. A tremendous educational program, designed to wean Mexicans from whis- %oy bottles and pulque cups, will be set The advantages of Mexico is obtained from goats, will taught the ple. ‘The Pres| dent does not contemplate orohibition in any sense; there will be enforcement of obligatory absti- ce, - State and city governments, § cgrarian and labor organizations, end ic bodies throughout th vere besought in a stat an anti-drink campaign HOOVER IS PRAISED. | GREENVILLE, 8. C., April 18 (#.— | Tndorsement of the stand of President | Herbert Hoover on the agricultural | situation was voted here yesterday by | officials of the American Cotton Associa- tion. The following telegram was dis- tched to him: | “Your campeign pledges are fully re- deemed and in the first instance in our history when a special session of Con- gress has been called to protect and rafeguard the basic industry of the Na- tion, on behalf of the American Cotton Association, we wish to offer you our ty co-operation in making your plan for farm relief, as expressed in your very abl> congressional message, ive,.conveying the first permanent | board solution of American agricultural 'prcbl"mfi ‘The provision for stabiliza- | tion corporations guarantees the most | comprehensive and effective means of farm relief for the cotton growers. We also attach the greatest importance to | your plan of fully protecting dome"tlc agriculture against impcru of foreign agricultural products.” The telegram was signed by J. ‘Wannamaker, president of the ussoch tion; J. O. Thompson, vice preside: and Hervie Jordan. managing direct STYLE IS TEE KEYNOTE FOR SPRING The W. L. Douglas Shoe Company ing shoes for boys theirstyle correctness and as usual, the famous W. L. Dougl il in quality assures the most in value at popular prices. Imported black Jf" on calfshin four choice of o styles. At- tively d e - ( wash pants, uine Day umu, faney checks, khaki, and cotton materials. Sizes years. Attractive rose- colored glass bev- erage set. Tall $ shaped covered Jjug and 6 glasses. Downstairs Store. o value. Downstairs Store. that are made N for hard wear $ \ s et are very nice- iy made. Buy d and stor- several at this constructed. price—for they are al- ite’ finish. ways useful. wostairs . lore. Downstairs Store. -99 Shighuy = Imperfect All Sizes. and llloker $ 71017 | Third Floor. Porch Awnings and Nairn’s Linoleums Ready to Hang i 92¢--41,27--1,57 Irregulars of $1.60 to 32.75 gr u—moltly in full rolls. ny striking new Spring designs including neat tiles and em- d hand-craft patterns that will lend a smart modern note to | Will Be a Major Attrac- tion for Dollar Day at This Amazing Sale Price! Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes! To find such charming pllln and printed silk dresses as these for $5 is remarkable enough even in size 16—and when the woman who wears size 48 can buy a smart frock at this price—it is a real event! Flowered Georgettes— . Silk 'Crepes—Prints—and -tm A . tive combinations—values that y ; . could only expect to find on Do -r Day of Goldenberg Week at Sev- Slzu 16 to 20 enlh and K! 36 to 44 - g mneu'-lunl Floor. ollenber"n—“A! S«nnth ald K"-—-Tlle Dapenlable&on——*—'- : A new :hupment ready tomorrow of x12-ft. Seamless Felt-Ba.se Rugs A remarkable price for interesting new hese roolm :{y; trll-l :;un—- pnthrm in attractive new | e L e et color combinations. Genuine Congoleum Two groups—to sell while ' ey last. Cover your fioorl 19¢ & 57c sq.ryd. of standard wei.hl 102|512 13-6—14-6 150—15-6 154 ftely . . . and sure to m'.f.'.« C-nphu with ropes u‘ Imru. Strong galvanized frames. 7695 | ; are wonderful values. aremadeofthe same high grade killed sh W. L. Douglas shoes for boys They Genuine Crex Rugs 125 to sell at these lowered | prices. Be early, as they may | not last all day. ’ 9212 f. 37.50 12-0 $1.3.8 Splendidly made awnis men’s shoes. They are stylish comfortable and long wearing. W. L. DOUGLAB 8H0! CQ m.Mln?nnl hml’! 905 Penna. Ave. N.W. Opon Saturday Evenings -, 8x10 ft.