Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1930, Page 28

THE d SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 12, 1930—PART ONE. Buy Your YO-YO In (')l‘{- Stonl:l't‘mery Delln 1 to ‘l Inegl‘: I l Corrupcndence Cnrdl 29¢ Bridge Playing Clrdu fad—one of these trick 59¢ Initial Correlpondem:e Cardu “At Seventh and K’ YGOLDENEBERGYS - FREE PARKING SPACE OPPOSITE 8TH STREET ENTRANCI Women’s Smocks, Hoovers and House Frocks '—————————————Telephone NAtional 5220 —4m8 ———— The Dependable Store Another err Wonderful Dress Evént' Silks and Woolens Grouped At One Low Price for Monday Selling! 39-in. Satin Crepe 36-in. Chiffon Taffeta 40-in. Heavy Georgettes 39-in. Heavy Flat Crepes 39-in. Printed Flat Crepes 40-in. All-Silk Plain Chiffons 40-in. Silk & Rayon Brocade Crepes 54-in. All-Wool Plain-Color Jerseys 54.in. All-Wool Sport Tweeds 36-in. lmported Black Velveteens ics. fl wonderful l opporlul Qy l the pl-n nl e Spring wardr: nb S oon and s, jac t: -—-nd sed whnyouwllb ng tcb p l Flnly of n-l 79¢ Printed “Luvlee” Rayon Flat Crepes 496 Finely woven rayon-and-cotton prints whose silky appearance, soft texture nnd delightful color harmonies make them more than live up to their name! Guaranteed fast-colored patterns for women’s and kiddies’ frocks. 36 inches wide. 50c Mercerized 50c Rayon 50c Printed Charmeuse, 33c Sateens, 39c Crepes, 29¢ Black, white ll'ld e ra box loom 1t -color, lete assortment of wanted | puenu for nehool trocks, | fha k3 anted 's dresses, etc. Goldenbers’s—Main Floo shades. 36 lnchu wide. 25¢ Chiffon 1200 Rayon Voiles, 18¢ Satins, 55¢ Servi eable quality with ns slips, 0 dnrfles wmu bh k lnd $2.25 Longcloth $l 79 pe 'm wn nnhh ln xclou: bll t and phf colos 36 inches c. 1denbers’s—Main Floo $1.15 Sheer SILK HOSE All Perfect! W:lh Smart Pomled Hezl: top to toe with s :m?d acki quare heel 50c Delusterized B"" 50: H“" 35¢ Rayon Hose P st s weight e ekl Tost of th um'n l:enp:fle'c‘l“:;:f ity. Glrh 7% Hose, 32¢ P Hnt | ll.lty nyon- d Rayon Stnped Union Suits terized to the top, with e cot up- and square Wln th les. Comfortably _knit _ medium weight cotton suits with rayon jiripes. _ Sleeveless syle in knee at | length. Sizes Boys’ 85¢ Cotton Union Suits Warm fleeced cotton Union Suits ( boys” 5 to 12 years, H|(h neck, 1o long - nleeved tylu nkle length. Random Women’s $1. 50 . Rayon Combinations Blbles $4 49 Coats - Babm‘ Dreues f:ax 'fi‘mn 1“ $3 98 l‘.z' |¢’=:“Mp m lthgr ,.ng' 1:. ""'fl,," a a - R i styles. 7 Goldenbers a—Third Fioor | SUTS A AND 5 O'COATS Ten $1.95 to $2.59 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED—NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS~W£ DO NOT PENALIZE OUR FRIENDS; 2,000 Daytime and Evening Dresses in Fashlons So New They Forecast Spring! 596 Dresses Are Worth $10.00 917 Dresses Are Worth $12.50 487 Dresses Are Worth $ 1 6' 50 You Can Buy a Daytime Dress and an Evening Dress or Two Daytime or Evening Dresses As the originator of these famous “TWO for ONE” Dress Sales in Washington we have won wide public approval by doing unusual things in the way of sensational dress values. These events are never a hatched-up excuse for a “sale”—and are only held on the rare occasions when it is possible to obtain from our dress manufacturers outstanding values! Nothing like the values in tomorrow’s sale have been seen in Washington in a long time! Dresses identical with these are selling around town at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and $16.50. Make all the comparisons you like—find out for yourself how true this is! A Special Feature of This Sale Is That Every Woman Can Be Fitted! Regular Sizes, 14 to 46. Sizes 207 to 30V for Short, Full Figures. Sizes 383 5 to 50, for Large, Tall RN A A Host of Styles in the Newer Materials CHIFFONS CANTON CREPES NEW PRINTS GEORGETTES Also gleaming satins, Moires and Nets for Evening Wear. The Colors: New Greens—Blue Tones—Shades of Tan—Brown—Dahlia—and the very pop- ular Black. Scores of finuermg variations of the new silhouette, with its graceful shirrings, flares, points, bow nd; lnr'e collars, and tere-hnz sleeve treatments. In black or brightly colored crepes (plrhculnrly greens, reds, and electric bluel) sultlble for street, business, afternoon lnd dinner and “Sunday Night” wear. Many styles with sleeves to be sewed in at your pleasure. And for real evening occasions, stately long satins, fish nets, and moires in soft pastels and a few darker shades. Behold their loveliness, their smartness, yourself—tomorrow This is a Sale for Every Woman! No Matter What Your Fi, igure, You Can Be Fitted! Sizes 14 to 46 for Regulars. Sizes 20V, to 30’/2 for Short, Full Figures. Sizes 38/, to 50"/, for Large, Tall Figures. it divited: Clearance' Men’s $1.49 to $2| Sale! Notions - MEN S FINE $25 Flannelette |5 Betiay Conon “hie Oc PAJ AMAS or black, 4 spools for. . clearance of pa- u f[n\un Amoskeag -n other fine fla; (e any popular makes ar, of s, o a el el ore, wit comfort. Sizes A to D. ), b o 23¢ Goldenberg's—Second Floor.—Charge Ace White Bloomer Sc Elastic, 12-yard roll Bk 29c¢ Extra Pair of Trousers to Match, $5 %\ A special purchase from one of the best clothing manufacturers, combined with fine suits taken from our higher- priced lines, and reduced for this event! Every suit right up to the mark in 50c Fruit - of - the - Loorn |rnl|m| Board Loon 35¢ m— Aprons, some seconds 250 50c and 69c Sample Gnfler Belts, wide or 33c 31 and Sl 25 Cretonne Wardrobe Bags 79c 50c to $1 Imported Scissors and Shears 29c (some imperfect). . nyle and tailored from high quality fab- rics. Two an ree button coats, peak or notch lapels. Fine Worsteds, Cnu meres and Cheviots; in Huel tans, dium-weight cotton .. browns and the popullr oxfords. n suits of the l yn lern A 1!' Illht l.l"l' l hn in th All Men’s Overcoats $14.75 to $39.50 Sizes 33 to 46 Included wear, Slm 36 to Two Clearance Groups of Shirts! 1.50 .00 Shi M 2 25¢ Electro Slllcon E Hl;l':,; de h::. s;:“:n p:;!)‘fl. oo 00 10 $5.00 Shirts ‘Snlt';.r b};:ll.u::orwnh 19c m\uud !Iel 14 to Ty 4 PLAIN BLE!SI . urlery el you rem; le " 3 for $4.25 | Pads, 17x30 md:el 390 valu St u e B Golden! Direet En thing Department Goldenbers's—Main Floor—Char and Seventh Birect,