Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 19

Washington’s Popular Shopping Center OLDENEERGS “At Seventh and K” It’s Not Often That You Can Buy 39¢ & 50c Wash Fabrics 40-in. Printed Voiles 36-in. Printed Dimities 40-in. Printed Batiste 36-in. Printed Lawns Beautiful NEW Fabrics in Sum- for mer’s smartest colors and designs. You will love the sheer, soft quality that comes in a large assortment of styles and colors. All colors are guaranteed fast. 39c Printeci 36-in. Piques Stylish sport patterns with small pin welts in guaran- teed fast colors. The popular material for hot-weather 25¢ 38¢ Plain Color 45 inches wide, a width seldom C yd. 29c Rayon Flat Crepe 390 Chiffon Voiles Flat Crepes and Silk and Cotton found at this price. Fine sheer qual- | Cantons, in new styles and colors. ity in white and wanted colors. Slight irregulars. 88 inches wide. Goldenberg's—Main , Floor.—Charge Accounts Invite Something to Enthuse Over—a Sale of Phone National 5220 The Dependable Store New Purchase—$2.98 to $3.50 mmer Handbags N n(n S l’ :III“ l'lh llunl‘l Men’s $1 and $2 Athletic UNION SUITS These Famous Makes: “Luxedo” “Regatta” “Varsity” C 3 for $2 The Majority Perfect—A Few Slight Irregulars Values like these occur rarely—so when they do, men who appreciate the fine qualities represented in this sale should step lively in order to share the savings. Imported English Broadcloth, Domestic Broadcloth, Madras Dobby Broadcloth, Rayon Striped Madras, Nainsook, Ete. Made with elastic belt across back; also ‘“Leg-O” style included. Every garment full cut and perfectly tailored. Sizes 34 to 50. Sizes in 48 and 50 limited. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. 1,200-Yd. Clearance of Silks Originally $1.19 to $1.69 Yard 7 9 Every Piece Clearance! c e Perfect Quality! Not all color assortments in each weave, but a good range of colors in the combined group. And what a group. 40-in. All-silk Flat Crepes...Crepes de Chine..."Beldings” Washable Satin...40-in. All- silk Taffeta...Black Silk and Wool Faille...32-in. Radiums and 32- in. All-silk Broadcloth. x and also included for clearance— 88c Printed All-Silk Radiums $1 All-Silk Washable Honan Pongee. . $1.69 Printed All-Silk Crepes Stylish Washable Novelty Sports Crepe. . Goldenberg’s—Main_Floor.—Charge Accou: Clearance Sale of 300 Piec;s Beautiful Colored Glassware Reg. $1 A special clearance lot as- sorted Glassware at & price Each, Now that is nothing short of mar- velous! The decorations are pink blossoms on rose glass, and ' vari-colored flower effects on green glass! Choice of the following: Cheese and Cracker Dishes Cake or Sandwich Trays Handled Nut or Fruit Bowls Footed Comports Goldenbers’s—Downstairs Store.—Charze Accounts Invited. Women’s 50c Rayon Hos 39¢’+ Seamed back, fashion marked Hose with reinforced heel, toe and garter top. Excellent quality, but slight irregulars, in these popular shades: . Sun Blush . . Grain . . . Pearl hi.'.l. . Beige . . . etc. Women’s $1.95 Silk Hose $ 1 b 7] Sheer silk Picot-top Hose of a clear even weave. Full-fashioned and silk from top to toe. Garter tops and soles lnurllned with lisle for wear. In these shades: Mirage . . . Allure . . . nd all the popular Sun Tan Sludu Children’s and Misses’ “Whoopee” Socks... Boys’ 50c % Sport Hose. Golden! ain Sarve Aecounts Invived: New Imported Raffias! A collection of new, seasonable, up- to-date Handbags in the favorite Pouch, Back-strap styles. Beautiful shell frames, covered frames and fancy metal frames that have been so popu- lar this season. All desirable colors to harmonize with Summer outfits. These smart Handbags will be a fine accessory to the attractive Dresses advertised on the opposite page at two for $15! Goldenbers’s—Main _Floor. Charze Accounts Invited. Light-weight Wash Knickers for Summer wear, in khaki and fancy plaids. Full cut golf style knickers. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Boys’ 95¢ One-piece Play Suits (3 to 10) $1 to $1.50 “Bell” Shirts (slight irregulars). . . . $2 and $3 Wash Suits (sizes 3 to 10) $4.95 Blazer Sport Coats (6 to 12 yrs.) 59c¢ to 95¢ Wash Hats (2 to 6 yrs.) Boys’ $10 to $15 Spring Suits (6 to 17) $3.95 to $5.95 Spring Elllll (5to9yrs.).. Goldenberg's—Thirs harge Accounts Invited. Large round cakes of thu hlgh-grlde toilet and bath soap. Delightfully scented and quick lathering. 10c Wrisley Cold Cream Soap, 2 cakes for $1 Hair Clippers, very strongly made 50c “Fad” Nail Polish and Remover, both for. . . 25¢ “Mennen” Talcum Powder, a can 29¢ and 39¢ Whuk Brooms, good quality loor—Charge _Accounts Invited. Domestics at July Clearance Prices! $1.75 80x105 Crinkle Bedspreads Ezcellent q\ulny Spreads, in rose, blue and gold woven stripes, all guaranteed fast colors. Pretty scalloped edges. 39¢ ‘45x36-inch Bleached Pillowcases $1 Seamless 81x90-in. Bleached Sheets $6 Handsome 80x105 Rayon Bedspreads. . . . 39¢ 42-inch Pillowcase Tubing 20c Printed 36-inch Percales, a yard 29¢ 32-inch Dress Ginghams, fine quality Goldenbers’s—Main Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Clearance of Rugs, Curtains and Awnings! Every One of These Perfect 4500 Window Shades Must Be Sold! On good_rollers, complete with fixtures and nickel {:’ull ring. Ready to hang; 3 ft. wide and 5 ft. 9 inches Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor 1,500 Good Quality Opaque Shades Hodges’ All- $12 Crex de Luxe Run, 6x9 ft 1,000 Special 'Duplex Shades 3,000 Pairs of 5-Piece Ruffled Curtains At About One-Half Price! 59¢ 85¢ $1.05 $1.35 $1.77 Criss-Cross Curtains Included! A marvelous lot of dainty Curtains made of fine Volles, Marquisettes. These have been takm from much higher-priced groups to be sold as quickly as possible. $30 Algerian Mosourk Rugs, $12.75 & $15 Fibre Rugs. ... sible 9x12 $7-50 _$p-00 Grass Rugs, Linoleum and Felt-Base Rugs . At Sensationally Low Prices! 50c Felt-Base Floor Covering 25¢ v 69¢c Heavy Felt- Floc: Covering 45(; Yd. $1.50 Nairn’s Inlaid Linoleum $1.90 Arm- strong’s Inlaid Linoleum $7-30 va : 1$9.50 Fibre Rugs ... $2 Imported 41x7Y; ft. ... 9x12-foot Felt-Base Squares 95¢ v |*4-" e . $8 “Seconds” 9:12 Felt-Base Rugs, ea. $4.50 Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store iceable qual- ity in khaki and green painted stripes. » Mounted on j| strong galva- ~ mnized pipe T frame. Com- plete with hardware and rope. 9 Ft. 6 In. $0-00 15 Ft. 6 In. Wide $12-50 Made Every Summer Rug| Porch Awnings Is Reduced for Clearance $5 Imported s l 5 Grass Rugs 9x12 or 8x10. ' $7.95 Rever- $4-50 §1.00 12 Ft. 6 In. or 13 Ft. 6 In. Wide slooo $11-00 Congoleum g3, Perfect Quality! 9:12-fool Size two carloads of these Con- goleum-made Ruge are to be sacrificed at these |ow prices! Attractive new pat- ean E"mb“-l ,W.‘;'" 6x9-Fr. Size ugs. Every rug is abso- 2.85 lutely perfect. $ No Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget Plan | | | BOLT HITS CAPITOL. Secretary of Governor of Alabama Is Paipfully Injured. flomY. Ala., July 16 (P).— |« ucrl to T yesterday when lightning struck the mpl"ol build- GOLDENEERGS EXAMINED | EYES e REE Genuine Kryptok Invmble Bifocals (Far and Near Vision in one pair of lenses.) $7 Fine Quality Lenses for Far or Near 50 Vision fitted to your Eyes. Special at. . Sold regularly at $15. Special price Use Your Charge Account—Optical Department—Main Floor. [HICAGy MILWAUKEE ST PAUL N2/ FIC hbappy throngs mhlbmngc}denufl-np historic Gallatin Canyon to the mystic wonderland. A scenic, inspiring, 85-mile motor trip without added cost; 170 miles if you choose Gallatin Gate- way route both ways. Daily, Yellowstone is receiving enthusiastic groups, filled with tales of their thrill ride over a broad smooth highway, through timbered and m-cnpped ranges, along rims of yawning canyons, beside wnmmdlmn(dy-scu!ptureddlfl's. ‘The old West of Indians, trappers and adventurous pioneers bids welcome to you, too. Reached only via The Milwaukee Road. Where rails end, our new, hoepitable, mountain-cradled Gallatin Gateway Inn— cuisine by Rector; Broadway’s favorite host brought to the heart of the Spectacular Rockies. Let us plan your trip to geyserland via Gallatin Gateway. Escorted tours, if you wish. Coiterrs Canensy *100.95 ™5 e 414 day tour of the park, $54 at hotels, $45 at lodges. For information, tickets, reservations ask A. H. Murphy, General Agent, 1484-8 Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Bldg., The Milwaukee Road, Philadelphia, Pa. 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At the beginning of the extraordinary session of Congress an unofficial com- mittee from both houses waited on Presldenc Hoover and asked him to end an emergency measure quamying the law rejating ¥0 compen- ;Iréi&r;ufor lamkis within spillways and ve works on tributaries, ne- tor Robinson said. e “It is my belief that the President now is making a study of the subject, and I am hopeful that he may suggest lexlsllflon which will so define or mod- ify the Jadwin plan as to set &t rest the inhabitants of both the backwnner regions and the spillway areas.” Acceptance of the Jadwin plan, he said, did not imply unqualified nppro\aX of the methods it embraced, but, “in fact, represented a corpromise” entered into to avoid delay and to make cer- tain the passage of a measure while public in'.ere.!t in flood control was at the peak.” 11 GIRLS DIE AS AUTO PLUNGES 1,000 FEET ! Tragedy Ends Picnic Party of Hon- durdn High School Students Near Tegucigalpa. By the Assoclated Press. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, July 16. —Laughing and hflppy at the end of a perfect day’s picnicking, 11 Honduran high school girls yesterday went to their eath when the truck in which they were riding crashed into a 1,000-foot :l:yss near Sauce, a few miles from Twenty-two were hurt, some seriously. The driver, Luis Medina, was killed. Salvador Corlew minister of public works, was injured seriously in atiempt- | ing to reach the bottom of the abyss to aid in extricating the bodies from the wreckage. The class of girls, most of them verg- ing upon young womanhood, been to a spot not far distant for box lunch, dancing and native games. Finally after a day spent in funmaking they piled onto the truck for the trip back to Tegucigalpa, many seated about the edge of the truck with their feet hang- ing over its sides. It was not known exactly what caused the truck to go over the side of the road, but it was thought possibly the driver's attention was distracted mo- mexétagilymatkal dangerous spot in the road by their laughing and gaiet; - hind him. Rira i |, The tragedy overwhelmed this capi- tal with grief. Many of the girls were from well known families. All theaters and concerts were suspended, and na- | tional mourning will be declared on the \ funeral day. | British Officialdom Steps In to Avert Manchester Strike. LONDON, July 16 (#).—The Herald, Labor party newspaper, last night stated that the ministry of labor has intervened in the Manchester cotton Jndustry dispute, which threatened to throw 500,000 workers out of employ- ment. Its officers are in touch with op- eratives and employers and are seeking a solution that will avert a lockout. Meanwhile, the board of trade is ar- ranging an inquiry into the whole problem of the cotton industry. The Federation of Master Cotton Spinners a few days ago voted to en- force a reduction of about 12 per cent in wages after July 29. The workers had declared early in June that any Bottles of waxed paper are being in- troduced by a London dairy. ‘ %MILWAUKEE Rone (EENE SR “Arch-Preserver” “Arch-Preserver” ‘‘Arch-Preserver” rch-Preserver” Arch-Preserver” rch-Preserver” -Preserver” Preserver” °reserver’ 'reserver”’ —teserver’ Arch-Preserver” “Arch-Preserver” “Arch-Preserver” “Arch-Preserver” “Arch-Preserver”