Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1929, Page 23

AKOMAC.0FC PLANS PROGRAN Second Annual Civic Celebra- tion to Start Tuesday and End Thursday. A baby parade and contest, a parade of floats and a popularity contest to select a “Miss Takoma” will be features of the second annual civic celebration | of the Takoma Park Chamber of Com- merce Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day. Prizes valued at more than $300} will be awarded. On Tuesday night the decorated floats parade will assemble at 7 o'clock at the Takoma Theater, launching the. fete. At 7:30 p.m. the parade will move | north on Fourth street to Cedar street, | to Carroll street, to Carroll avenue, to! Sherman avenue and disband. The parade will pass in review beforé dis- tinguished guests and _oficials of the Chamber of Commerce. There will be seven bands in the parade, and at this time more than 160 decorated floats have been assigned positions in the parade by Dr. J. W. Dudley, chairman of the parade committee. Musical Organizations. The musical organizations partici- pating Tuesday night are Boys' Band of St. Mary's Industrial School, Balti- more; Boys' Band of Washington; Vic- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SEPTEMBER 15, 1920~PAET .1. . \ o Vanitas Saves Hosiery “Runs” no longer end the service of your fine silk hose. Our exclusive “Vanitas” | process mends “runs” like new—and the coat is surprisingly moderate. Lllll:dcl’ and bring your injured hose to the Hosiery Dept. Geldenberg's—Main Floor WE RECOMMEND McCALL AND EXCELLA PATTERN. GOLDENEERG'S P ot ..ot EE s I R T “A¢ Seventh and K’*~~~~rrrrrrrrrrrn~r~~Phone NAtional 5220~~~ssssssnThe Dependable Store N portant Fashion Events Tomorrow! COAT SALE[{DRESSLEN ; Offering Rich New Styles at Savings .of 13 to 15! Specially Secured to Sell at This Already Value-Famous Price! $().90 Free Parking Space Directly across from our Eighth Street en- bt el A g free of charge for two hours. We invi customers to avail themselves of this convenience. Strikingly NEW— from Neckline to Hem! tory Post, American Legion, Drug and Bugle Corps; King's Valley Band. Barnesville, Md.; Overseas Drum and Bugle Corps, V. F. W., Washington; Sil- ver Spring Community Band and the R”;"l and Herald Band of Takoma Park. - The “Miss Takoma” popularity con- test is developing into a real battle for votes. Ten young women of Takoma Park have entered in the event. They are Dorothy Skinner, Genevieve Moore, Naomi * Weaver, Katherine Tippett, Phoebe Tauberschmidt, Myra Hirst, Hilda Smith, Seona Shenk, Helen Cruit, Irma Dudley and Ethel Jean Lamond. Miss Skinner and Miss Moore have been -lttl:rmun: in occupying the lead po- sition. ¢ Announcement of the winner will be made Thursday night, and the prize, a silver cup, will be awarded. H. L. Thornton, president of the Chamber of i 7;’:3!?’::{; * Furred! Only because arrangements for these beautiful new coats were being made during the manufacturers’ dull season, can we offer them at such tremendous savings right at-the beginning of the season! Every detail of STYLE and QUALITY shows that they are actually worth, a great deal more than $39.50. Flattering collars and cuffs of Plenty of smart All-Black glossy Black Wolf, Fox, Mar- Coats! Princess Coats! Tiered mot, Manchurian Wolf (Chinese Models! Flared Silhouettes! Be- Dog), and othe#? rich furs . . . on coming Straightline Coats for the fine Broadcloths, Velours and Matron! Coats in deep Autumn These are not merely successful copies of higher priced frocks . . . these ARE higher priced frocks . . . the finest collection that we could secure to offer Washington women at a price on which concentrate at all times of the year. Choosing your first Fall frocks from such a group will insure both style and value satisfaction. Rich Canton Crepes . . . Crepe Satins . . . Georgettes . . + New Tweed Patterned Silk Crepes . . . and combina- tions of Silk-and-Velvet . . . Clever new Jacket Styles . .. Soft Jabots.. . . New Flared end Shirred Skirt Treatments + « + « Dainty Lingerie Touches colors! « « . Graceful Bertha Collars, Commerce, is the donor_of the cup. ‘Wednesday night, a decorated baby car- riage parade will be held at Carroll and Laurel avenues and will pass-in review of the judges, who will be on the stand at Carroll and Willow avenues. A sil- ver cup, donated by Dr. W. A. Shannon, will be awarded the winning carriage. Following the baby parade, a best baby contest will be held at the reviewing stand, and five silver cups, donated by Gordon W. Bonnette, will be awarded the first five best babies, entries re- st-icted to Takoma Park. In addition to the five cups a silver baby spoon will be given each entrant in the decorated | baby carriage parade and in the best | baby contest. Flags to Be Given Library. Following the baby contests, a “black- berry ple” eating contest will be staged. David Feldman will donate prizes. Just before the award in the “Miss Takoma” contest is made Thursday night, there will be a ceremony of presentation of two American flags to the Takoma Park brancn of the Public Library, by Dr. Horace W. Whittaker, representing the civic organizations of ‘Takoma Park, which donatedsone flag, and by H. L. Thornton, president of the ‘Takoma Park Chamber of Commerce, who will present the flag donated by the _.business men’s organization. Miss Re- becca Warner will accept the flags in behalf of "Dr. George W. Bowerman, librarian. e An athletic carnival will be staged on ‘Thursday night, beginning at 7 o'clock. A feature will be a rolling-pin throwing contest for women. The principal event will be a 5-mile race, for which a silver cup has been donated by R. Harris, jewelers, of Washington. Med- als andéother p:izes will be awarded the | winners of athletic events. -~ The officers of the Takoma Park | Chamber of Commerce -are; H. L.| ‘Thornton, president; H. B. Hendrick, vice president; Albany D. Grubb, secre- tary; J. Milton Derrick, treasurer. Gor- don W. Bonnette is general chairman of the committee arranging the second annual celebratiom, assisted by the fol- lowing: H. H. Votaw, reception; Dr. J. W. Dudley, parade; H. B. Hendrick, speakers; Dr. J. W. Voelker, program; A. D. Grubb, finance; Dr. W. A. n- non, baby events; David Feldman. “Miss | ‘Takoma” popularity contest; Dr. H. W.! Whittaker, civic groups: Ralph C. Mil- ler, prizes; Oliver W. Youngblood. judges; J. Milton Derrick, decorations; R. L. McDormand, illumination; Charles H. Gaskins, music; H. L. Thornton, per-. mits and_police; Louis Sherman, grab | bag: M. F. Iverson, property, and John ‘W. Coffman, publicity. Band concerts will intersperse events each night and will begin at 6:30 o'clock. o KING PIN FIVE WINS BALTIMORE MATCH Sport ngn'e:. Sizes 14 to 20—38 to 44—42}% to 52} Ask About Our Three Convenient Plans of Payment Goldenberg's—Second Floor. in Black, Navy, Wine, Green, Brown, etc. etc. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 48 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Flattering HATS To Complete Any Ensemble! 53.95 Hundreds of stunning mew models have been ked within the past few days— arge our selection at three popular p , soleils and velvets, 3:%4 skillfully moulded into the most charm- ng and youthful silhouettes for bath s and women. In Dark Capucine . Hawaiian Brown . . . M a Wi En‘k h Green, Jean d’Arc Blue ” i _"-..d'm 1,000 New Felts Worth $2.50 and $3! Smart but inexpensive felts such as every Fall ward- s 68 robe needs. Shown in wonderful variety here tomorrow. l > Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Newest $2.95 Leather ‘ Handbags *1 94 —because they are samples and manufacturers’ short lots! Another splendid chance to save you assemble your Autumn acces- These smart bags are made of such excellent leathers as calf and morocco many in lizard and reptile grains, which are popular again this season. Autumn colors, too! _~ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Sale of $4.00 Silk-Face 40-In. Chiffon Velvets A fortunate purchase from a leading manufacturer brings this $2 °§¢19 handsome velvet to you at & ridiculous price—at a time when hun- In Black and Gorgeous New Fall Colors! dreds of smart women are planning to include at least one velvet frock Chinese Blue . or ccat in their Fall wardrobes. quality that will adapt itself admirably to the graceful draped and flared silhouette now in vogue. . « Pilot Blue . . . Marron Gi An aristocratic, close-pile, supple " Adamia...C .. Rose Glow . .. Ru Brown . . . Sumatra v . . Carrara Green. . .Black $2.25 All-Silk Satin Crepe Ramona In Newest Daytime and Evening Shades! Tdeal for street, afternoon and evening frock: are guaranteed washable. 39 inches E ...eggshell. .. b Lyon...fog...goya. .. other Goose. .. marron glace Navy...independence. . . black. 7 Goldenbers's—Main Floor. olden capucine. ..Cel- ...twig ‘brown...Philippine... as well as negligees and lingerie—for its . White. ..pink. ..coral...diadem. .. Y Boys’ $8.75 to $15 Suits With Two Knickers, 6 to 18 yrs. With Longies and Knickers, 10 to 18 yrs. Prep Suits with 1 Long Pants, 16 to 20 yrs. $6.95 Carefully tailored perfectly fitting suits of all-wool and wool mixtures. The Prep Suits for high school and prep boys. $16.50 to $22.50 “Prep” Suits Splendidiy tailored single and double breasted all-wool suits in medium and dark ° Fall patterns.) For young men © of 16 to 20 years. Boys’ “Smart Set” Suits With Two Knickers d Vest $1.00 to $1.50 Shirts, Blouses 79c All are fine sample sults or we could never be offering them at this amazing price! Each suit has vest and one pair of long pants. Boys’ $2.45 to $3.95 Sweaters ' $1.95 Introducing the New | ‘““Chardonize’’ Undies ’1 gecome. acquainted with this new rayon knit fabric and you will always wear it! Thes? lovely gowns, chemise, panties, step-ins and bloomers are exceptionally low priced in this introductory offer—and they are splendidly tailored. Sizes 36 to 52. Kiddies’ 50c Waist Suits A timely offering of mainsook t suits such as school young- eed. Bloomer or straight leg style. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Boys’ 69¢ Athletic Suits Serviceable striped madras suits with V neck and closed crotch. White or colored stripes. c Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Cur Sheer “Luxedo” Silk Hose Are Best Sellers at $1.25 Outstanding values—that are obtain- able any day that you visit our hosiery department. Full-fashioned sheer stock- ings—silk from top to toe, with toe guard and French heels. Narrow garter tops are reinforced with lisle. Smart shades. Women’s §1.50 SILK HOSE Slight irregulars of a nationally known brand. Full- 89 At a Very Special Price! fashioned service weight. Silk well ove fashioned service r the knee. Shown Goldenbers's—Main Floor. ~ New Long-Sleeved 79¢ Printed ‘‘Luvlee’’ Shaker Knit Sweaters, coat and pull-over styles. Also fancy sport styles. An excel- lent lot of samples., Sizes 28 Perfects and Irregulars Imported white broadcloths, fancy broadcloths, and rayon striped madras. Sizes 5 to 16 years in the lot. $i2.75 Richly patterned mew Fall suits. Such weaves as diag- onals, herringbones and fancy District of Columbia Title Holders Start Season by 2,892 to 2,865 Victory. Epecial Dispatch to The Ste:. BALTIMORE, September 14 —Major competition in local duckpin circles got off to a start for the season tonight when the King Pin five, District of Columbia _title holders, downed the Bowling Center five, Maryland State and Baltimore major league champions. ‘The score was 2,892 to 2,865. It was a closely contested match. When the bowlers entered the last of five games the teams were tied at 2,301. | Jack Wolstenholme of Washington was high man with a total of 603 pins for the five games. The second block of a 10-game match is scheduled to be rolled in Washington next Saturday night. Summary: Weldman 3 120 e T wols 13 G. Wolste 89 138 Campbell 2 122 96 101 115— 577 Totals . 7 €35 530 969 591—2,802 Askew . BALTIMORE HAS FIRST AIRWAY COMMUTER Edgar B. Cahn Begins 180-Mile Trips to New York at Rate of 100 Miles an Hour. Speclal Dispétch to The Star. ' BALTIMORE, September 14.—To Ed- gar B. Cahn goes the. of Baltimore’s commul S ing Buml ‘e purchased the plane in . y which he. proposes. to.do. his intercity commuting., . size — made of high - grade . pillow Rayon Flat Crepes Bear an Amaz- ing Resemblance o Rich Silk c Until you actually have them i your hand you will take them for prints—and their beautiful texture you “What lovely, yet xpensive, Fall frocks they will make for myself and the youngsters!” This new collecti ores of fa patterns in combinations o . Autumn col 36 inches wide— and they’ll 1 “Kan-a-Wah” Tweeds 50c English Broadcloth ust see these mew tweed- Yarn mercerized, permanent finish patterned tub fabries. Guaranteed | Quality, in white, black ai fast colors that will wash 38c 25¢ Plain Chiffon Voiles Firmly woven, sheer quality; 40 79¢c Rayon Satins, Yd. inches wide. White, black Rich, lustrous satins for cestume - glips, etc. Shown in black, and shades for lingerie, white and pretty colors. ... 59C draperies, etc.. 186 $2.50 Piece of Longcloth 50c Fancy Plaids, Yd. A ten-yard piece of this soft-finish, -cotton plaids frocks, skirts, ete 36 inches wide.,..... 200 Dozen BLEACHED SHEETS Sizes 81x90 . . . 72x99 . . . or 63x99 Inches! e v Al arh e Simking. 7 (ot ot tone sl single or double bed sizes—all at’this same low price! : $1.75 Crinkle Spreads Fast'- colored woven e 5129 case cotfon. or orchid. Sise 80x105 $1.69. Mltg:u Covers Full or twin size of heavy unbleached sheeting, Cut to. allow for fllu!llll. A designe. Sizes 8 to 18 years. $1.98 Stamped Spreads Choice of plain or ecrinkle wun- sl.ls bleached muslin in attractive designs. Special—Glossilla Rope Floss in all colors; 9c school with. 4 skeins .. y $1 Boudoir Lamp Shades Pretty georgette crepe shades in 9 several alluring colors. c $1 Boudoir Pillows $1 Floor Hassocks Dainty lace and silk combinations illows in of blue, red, green :.lfl:e.nl -m:-'fy. 69C R 79C Goldenber s—Third Floor. handle. and black. book ends. Goldenbers's—Third Floor. to 36, 25¢ PENCIL BOXES Each one of these boxes contain doven fusafil ackivol! astialass Pars 1 9 C chase one for the kiddie to begin 49c Waterproof School Bags Complete with shoulder straps or In black only. C 98¢ Copper-Finish Book Ends _~ Goldenbers's—Main Floor. nuing the Sale of $2 to $3 SHIRTS At This Price, Which Has Made Them a Real Sensation! $1.35 3 for $4 And the Majority of Them are Perfect! This sale includes shirts from two of the leading * makes of “NEW 'YORKER.” Amgrica—“LeROY” and Overproduction is the ble to buy them at so oo, Pioes eie. New Patterns . . . Cham All Sizes From 14 to 17! s Shirt is Guaranteed for Long Wear, Perfect Colors! i;»"“h';r ! O INTBREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO Fit and Fast 1 Goldenberg's—Main, Flsor. OURBUDGET PLAN; Strived and Plain Colors Figured Designs Pleas o ) Fall Tub Frocks F&r Indoor Wear Through- out Autumn and Winter! ‘1.39 Regular and Extra Sizes rchase—otherwise they A special ‘would be ing higher price tags than ished with pipings, pique vestees, pockets, ties, etc. Sizes 16 to 52. $1.59 Crepe de Chine Undies Pretty new lace-trimmed step-ins and dance sets at 31 .19 a very attractive low price. Women's and misses’ sizes. $1 Cotton Nightgowns Porto Rican, French voile and nainsook ‘f.wm. beau- tifully embroidered or lace c trimmed. Goldenbers's—Second Floor. “White Dove” Floating Soap 3 Bars for 10 for toilet or bath. Also for washing sheer fabrics. HI‘I’:HI in rted odo: assor rs, o4 AR y.oleciersesene lZc Dusting 59c—12-Pocket Shoe Bags 38¢c Good quality bags to keep your shoes in. Nu{l!-llelnlvumy of pretty patterns. Dragon ing Cotton Red Rubber Crib 50c Sheets, of heavy quality double-faced sheeting. 38¢c Children’s 39¢ Und regular 2-oz. jars; each All sizes . Main. Floor. " Not! 500 Wi Powder in