Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1929, Page 23

NG STYR. WASHINGIUN, D. C., Wi i THE EVEN . === [rce PcrFrg Orrosite 8th St. En‘razcz GOLDENRERG'S “At Seventh and K’ Phone NAtional 5220 T he Dependable Store Three-Day Sale of Toilet Goods i | Thursday—F riday—Saturday BELIEVE IT OR NOT At all times you can buy Toilet Articles at Goldenberg’s at lower prices—but during pologies to Ripley, Herald Cartoonist) HEADACHE RELIEVED L. . . QUICKLY UERS| This Parely Vegetable Pill !’"" quickly corrects the ! Q! DER digestive distur-| ime to er Your Personal Christmas Cards! Main Floor cCa Patterns for the New Silhouettes Main Floor MASCHKE ASSURED h ickly di. . Y hol i Evsiem enjoys a tonie eftect, consti. | Cleveland G. 0. P. Committee- man Wins 14 City Govern- pation vanishes, and you feel a re- | mewed vigor. Avoid bromides and | ment Seats at Election. L dope,they aredepressingand harmful. All Druggists 25¢ and 75¢ red pkgs. | By'the Associated Press. | CLEVELAND, November 6.—The Re | publican organization headed by Na- tional Committeeman Maurice schke | today appeared certain of cc\ynued | control of the city council, but With a | less sure grip than during the last 10 | years. | _ Fourteen Maschke-indorsed candidates | seemed assured of councilman seats. but | the final outcome, which may raise or, lower this number, probably will not be known until Saturday, when the count is completed under the laborious and | complicated proportional representaticn system. Thirteen is a majority. | In any event, four of those re-elected are not considered complete followers 4 of Maschke, leaving the outcome a dis- -~ pute between the Republican leader and ClNClNN ATI | City Manager Willlam R. Hopkins, | whose personalities dominated the cam- AND | paign, a matter of doubt. | _The campaign had centered ofi the COLUMBUS, ||| nee,fompsien had centored of the the progressive government committee OHIO to break the Maschke organization's, | control of the council. Maschke pub- | Sunday, November 10 | licly criticizad the city manager, whom S LCTAER AR he formerly sponsored, and it was be- Leaves Saturday. November Leaves Washington Baltimore (Penna. Station) 2 Depend up- on the tried Fand proven sore Y throat remedy for Ppe W’ relief. 35¢, 60c and $1.00. " TONSILINE “The National Sore Throat Remedy" [0 § | $10 Pure Wool BLANKETS $5.90 Think of it . . . warm, fleecy 100% wool blankets for $5.90 a pair. Double-bed size, too; 66x80 inches, in lovely colored plaids. Well loomed and finished. $5 Heavy Part- | wool Blankets, pair. s '65 $5 Pieced Sal $2.95 4 Palmer Comforts. Pl Blaskare; pait 32-69 & $7.50 Plain All- $5.19 $4.45 Barscs $9.00 $15 Rayon Comforts $7.85 & $8.85 wool Blankets, each Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor this special THREE-DAY SALE of Toiletries they can be purchased at drastically reduced prices. This is a typical Goldenberg event, and it will pay you to supply all your needs for six months to come at these savings! Phone or Mail Orders Promptly Filled During This Special THREE-DAY SALE. Phone National 5220. “Try-Out” Sale e High-Grade Perfumes 35¢ Dazgett & At Special Dram Prices TOILET SOAPS 10 for 59¢ 10 for 64c . 3for 12¢ .. 4 for 25¢ 3 for 22c 25¢ Weodbury Tollet Soap .. 3 for 50c . 2 for 25¢ 2 for 15¢ " 3 for 22¢ 2 for 25¢ ... 16e 3 for 23¢ Kamsdell - Cream 10c Daggett & Ramsdell Cream..... OGe Daggett & Ramsdell Cream. 33¢ Pond’s Vanishing Cream.... Exquisite Perfumes selling at high prices may be purchased in this sale at minimum bulk prices by the dram—permitting every woman to “try out” these favored and ex- pensive scents at special dram prices: 60 P Toilet Soap... Vanishing Cream $1.00 Pond's Cold Cream G0c Pompeian Day Cream 60c Pempelan | lieved certain that the return of a firm | | Republican majority would mean Hop- : kins' dismissal. 'HOCHEISER IS HELD ON DRY EAW CHARGE| | Arrested Today Following Seizure | % of 2,000 Quarts of Liquor Found in His Possession. yet noone has ever brought alpai back to claim the [makers of fer of — “10¢d Button $120 H Returning, leaves Cincinnat! 5:35 PA. Columbus 840 B.M. e Coneh ania " Rallroad Atiendante Coty’s Chypre or L'Origan Coty's Emeraude or L’Aimant Coty's Paris or La Jacee .... Coty’s Jasmin Coty’s Styx .. Caron's Christm: Pennsylvania Railroad Golden 150 Cos Castile Soap.. Peacock Bleach Creme 25 Packe $7.50 Full Size Wool-filled Comforts 10 Olivilo Tollet Soa... Fred Hocheiser, 39 years old, who has been sought since Sergt. O. G. Let- | terman and his liquor squad seized | nearly 2,000 quarts of alconol and as- sorted liquors at his alleged quarters in the 200 block of E street, was arrested Hudnut's Du Barry. .. Colgate’s “Seventeen” Arly’s Rose by Detective Richard Cox of Letter- | man’s squad shortly before noon today. He was taken to the first precinct station house and charged with mnm-} taining a nuisance and illegal posses- | |sion of liquor and released on $2,000 | bond. Sergt. FACE POWDERS $1.00 Coty Face Powder $1.00 Azures Fhce Powder . e Houbigant . 28¢ 28¢ " 28¢c Embaume Vigny's Golliwogg Letterman and his squad raided the E street address late yes- $1 NIGHT CAP ‘When Pathe tells you that here is 8 perfected automatic home movie Camera that makes screen pictures as large and detailed as pictures from expensive Cameras,you can believeit. ‘The Pathe Automatic Movie Cam- + erais simpler to use thanan ordinary camera. It is the least expensive by far in price and upkeep. Fully guar- anteed by Pathe. PATHEX Inc., 35 W 45TH ST, N.Y.C. Sold by Reid S. Baker 1429 H St. N.W. The Hecht Company pafh 5, Automatic Motion Picture e CAMERA & PROJECTOR ' PENNSYLVANIA’S Four Fast Limiteds .to the West TO CHICAGO LIBERTY LIMITED . 325P.M, L¥. Washington. . 2 . 9:10 AM. ‘%Chicnqo i THE GOLDEN . ARROW Ly. Washington Ar. Chicago ... 11:00 A.M. | terday and seized an automobile truck said to have been equipped with a dou- ble floor and which was loaded with cans of alcohol. The truck was in a | gerage in the rear of the E street house | and police later entered the house, where several hundred quarts of as- | sorted liquors were found. POLICEMAN FACES DESERTION CHARGE District Officer Is Held in Mary- land in Default of Bond on Traffic Counts. Policemari Stanley De Vaughan of the fourth precinct, who is being held in Upper Marlboro, Md., on six traffic charges, today was charged with de- sertion by Maj. Henry G. Pratt, super~ intendent of police, and his case brought | to the attention of the Police Trial| Board. The charge was placed against De | Vaughan after he failed to appear for roll call at his precinct. It was the third day the policeman has been ab- !sent and the police manual provides that an officer absent three days may be charged with desertion and dismissed if found guilty by the trial board. Meanwhile De Vaughan, unable to furnish $2,000 bond, is in jail at Upper Marlboro, facing charges filled against him by Prince Georges County police after a series of collisions on the South- ern Maryland pike Monday afternoon. His bond was set by Jhstice of Peace Harry 1. Anderson. The charges are two of driving while intoxicated, two of reckless driving, { failure to keep to the right of the center | of the road and ctitious markers. \WINDOW-SMASHING | SUSPECT.IS SEIZED Colored Man Is Charged With | Breaking Into Stores and Taking Clothing. ‘The activities of a window smasher | operating on downtown clothing stores, which has been baffiing police for sev- eral weeks, was reported cleared up to- day when Samuel Mason Coleman, 28- year-old colored man, was charged with two cases of housebreaking following his arrest at his home, 104 L street, yesterday by members of the Detective Bureau clothing squad. According to Headquarters Detectives | Charles Warfield, Bagby King, Tom Sullivan, John Foley and Clement Cox of the clothing squad, Coleman broke | the window of the Field's clothing store {at Fourteenth street and New York avenue with a brick and made away with 30 suits of clothes. That same night, police say, the colored man smashed the window of San Apple- baum’s fur etore at 1109 H street in the same manner and stole nine fur coats ; valued at $500. | . Police said that Coleman had fallen into the toils of the law on a previous ' occasion and it was through the Ber- | tillion files of fingerprints that led to his arrest. | —— e M’CARL ORDER BENEFITS ‘ TEMPORARY U. S. WORKER e A temporary employe of the Govern- ment, when subpoenaed to appear be- | fore a Federal ‘grand jury, is entitled i to his Government salary during the time that he is away from his regul: work, on account of the subpoena, ac- cording to a decision today by Control- ler General McCarl. | at a Tempting Price! Dressy New Models $ Featured in Misses’, Women’s & Large Sizes Brown, black and navy suede fabric coats—for these are the most popular as well as the most practical of Winter coats—the easiest shades around which to as- temble a good-looking ensemble. In luxurious straight- line or slightly flared models that are greatly enriched by collars, cuffs and in a few cases, borders of Natural Manchurian Wolf . . . Black Manchurian Wolf «..Marmot ... Selected Mandel . . . or Dyed Coney A group that is bound to interest all women and misses who are both coat-minded and thrift-minded! Every coat well tailored with the clever seamings and fabric manipula- tions that lend a touch of distinction to dark fabrics and simple lines. Every coat satin lined. Sizes from 16 to 527.. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. ale of Lace Window Panels Four excellent filet and §1.25 Value, Ea. | $1.50 Value,Ea. | $1.75 Value, Ea. | $2.50 Value, Ea. shadow lace. White, cream 890 98 c $1 .19. $l _:1__2 and ecru. Scalloped edges, Colorful New with rayon fringe. Gay Cretonnés— Drapery Damask 75¢c Value $1.25 Value I $1.50 Value 3 Brilliant Groups 49¢ [79c | 89¢ 45c Grades | 69c Grades 85c Grades fi Attractive weaves in blue, rose, gold, 29¢ |42¢ | 55¢ . i geous selection at these three special $1.75 to $2.00 Damask $1.35 $1.75 Double Width Damasks Richly colored 50-inch Damasks $ 1 A material of superb luster and tex- ture. Stripe, medallion and moderne effect. 50 inches wide. —wide enough to split for draperies. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor Every Rug Perfect. Sizes 9x12 ft. and 8.3x10.6 Remarkable value in this group of high-grade Royal Wilton Rugs tomorrow! Heavy close pile quality, full of service and satisfaction. New patterns and color combinations to harmonize with any room decorative scheme. 12 choice designs. A limited quantity $1.00 Nymfaun Face Powder ........ DEODORANTS DEPILATORIES 3¢ Sive zk . 23 . 23¢ . 43¢ . 18c . 42 . 33c . 39c . 42¢ ROUGES o hseia. B M{'fi':.: uge ... uxor : s0¢ size " Norida Rouge Princess Pat R and 25c Refll (trial size lip rouge) all for uUs . 19¢ . 33c . 65¢ . 65¢ . 4c . 19¢ e 14c ul Tooth Brushes $70 and $75 Royal Wilton Rugé $58.65 |.$85 Royal Wilton Rugs | $95 Royal Wilton Rugs BATH SALTS 59¢ Gillette Razor Blades “Night Cap” bot- " {le with drinking filled delightfully erystallized glass cover, < with (U scented bath salts, $10 $6.69 Dupont _ Pearl-on- Amber “Mayflower” pattern Hairbrush, large Mirror and Dressing Comb to :I:!tch in lined gift 56¢ Packages of 10 Three-Pc. FREE SAMPLES! With every purchase of Toilet Goods amounting to $1.50 or more, we will give a genercus package of samples, including known tooth paste, face powders, creams, etc. $1.25 MELBA COMBINA- TION 75 box Melba Lovme Face Pow- e . value) —BOTH for $1 MELBA COMPACT i 35¢ $1.10 MELBA OFFER 75¢ bottle of Melba Lilac Ve- etale. for after shaving us and 69¢ $1.25 COMBINATION I8¢ box of Golden Peacoek Tonic Face Powder and r f Golden Peacock Cleansing total 5c¢ 3 (regular ue)—both 75¢ NOXZEMA $1 COLGATE OFFER The regular 75¢ size jar of this_Three - Day e, a 1o Three - y event ‘at Balf price. NAIL POLISHES 50c size 39¢ AlexanderSmit nationally | LB . 32¢ . 32¢ 50c Musoldent Tooth Paste. 25¢ Listerine Tooth Paste SHAVING NEEDS (Hair Tonics, Etc.) 2c Daggett & Rams- 8¢ dell’s Shaving Cream 3¢ Tubes of 22¢ Darbasol ... 3¢ Palmolive 22¢ 35¢ Shaving Crea | 38 3¢ Bottles Barbasol Lotien. .. 64¢c | 33¢ S0e Wildroot Hair Tonle... 80 Pinaud Hair Tonle... 50e Wrisley Lilac Vegetale $1.00 Pinaud Lilac Vegetale. SHAMPOOS o s?ul:;m. . 28c 34c 50c size Watkins’ Shampoo ....... 0c size Gonts Shampoo 39 LOTIONS 35¢ size 23c 50 Jefken's Lotion 50c Hind’s Honey & 2% Almond Cream.. 350 size .cAr'nlel Cream. .. 250 Y e craan i SOC size P ponds Extract., 20C 500 size . Ponds Extract.. 42C MOUTH-WASH ANTISEPTICS 25¢ size 18¢ .. 38¢c .. 67c Gl‘_v‘:: Thymoline 38c 50c size Musoldent A great variety of new and beautiful patterns and color combinations to select from—every rug bearing the stamp of this famous make. Slight seconds. $39 & $42.50 Smith’s Seamless Axminster Rugs; size 9x12 ft. Slight Seconds. . . .. .. 523 .f these Royal Wil- ton Rugs, in 6x9-ft. size. Choose early! $2.75 Armstrong’s “A” Grade Inlaid Linoleum $4.95 Slight seconds of the heavy high-gr Linoleum sold regula: $275 squi Choice of an excellent selecti The case came up from the Civil Service Commission, which did not name the employe nor the grand jury | case involved. PY The employe, McCarl ruled, “is not entitled to witness fees or mileage, but is entitled to his necessary expenses, under he standardized Government travel regulations, in going, returning and while necessarily at the place where the jury is {n sessi POLICE PROBE CHAIRMAN BACK FROM KENTUCKY Senator Sackett, Republican, of Kentuckg. chairman of the subcommit- tee handling the investigation of local police affairs, returned to Washington at noon today from Louisville. Just prior to leaving the city last week, the Senator conferred with Com- AM E“erN missioner Dougherty with regard to the procedure to be followed the sub- Lv. Washington. a0 P, e b b e e nauiy: | 2 110 P.M. but no time has yet been fixed for * Ar. 8¢ Louls.. O M g of the Investigating group. 9x12-Ft. Size—All Perfect The sample stock from America s 4 foremost Seamless Wiiton Rug mills. i ings. Rugs that will give long and satisfactory serviee. Rugs; 9x12-ft. and 8.3x10.6 sizes $48 & $50 Smith’s Seamless Rugs; 9x12-ft. and 8.3x10.6 sizes Congoleum Crescent Rugs Three Popular Re % --—AIll Perfect Quality 6x9-Ft. Size 9x7. *.°t. Size 9x12-Ft. Size $9.85/$3.29|$5.29 65 Armstrong’s and Nairn’s Makes of Heavy Inlaid Linoleum $1.09($7.25|$7.50 Sq.'Yd. 9x12-Ft. Room Size Felt-Base Squares 34.99 $40 & $45 Smith’s Seamless Fringed Velvet 328 Every rug perfect. SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS . 2:40 P.M. . 1:20P.M. Lv. Washington. Ar, St. Louis. ... THE Two new Fall patterns to select from. Suitable for any room Another lot of these famous Congoleum “Crescent” Rugs to sell = " th low prices which brought such a big response previously. 8c Wa horders. Seld st stpht seconily but the delonts are llpht. table for any room—all perfect! Lo 0 Interest or Extras to Our Budget Plan—We Do Not Penalize Our Friendsemms