Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1930, Page 25

THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1930. GOLDENEBERG'S «“AT SEVENTH AND K. Phone NAtional 5220 THE DEPENDABLE STORE ACTION 1S SOUGHT Special Lot! Neckwear Pretty new Spri styles in lace jal with matchin, lar and cuffs . . “panels . . . Berthas eoll-r ‘and cuff =29¢ etc, in costume, rhinestone and nov- olty effects. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Improvement Program - Will Be Pushed, With School Board Urging Procedure. Goldenberg's—Main Floor And Special Sale Features! All at Big Savings! Indications that efforts will be made at_once to accelerate improvement of public school grounds were given in the meeting of the Board of Education jate yesterday when individual members dis- cussed informally the question of pro« cedure and precedence in the treatment of the lands. The discussion, showing dissatisfac- tion of board members with the system of appropriation which ni tates separate items for construction of the buildings and landscaping of grounds, was ended when Dr. Frank W. Ballou, No Mail or Phone Orders on Friday superintendent, suggested that he pre- sent a complete report on the procedure followed in ground improvement at the next meeting. Dr. Ballou also expressed disapproval | of the system of employing matrons in elementary schools at private expense and declared he could mot recommend the granting of permission to the Oyster School Parent-Teacher Association to yetain a matron already employed in that school. The board, however, post- | poned action untfl the next meeting. Emergency Need Is Cited. During consideration of the play- md improvement question Dr. H tt Learned, vice president, express- | ed the belief that school grounds con- | stitute an emergency requiring prompt | sction. Mrs. Phillip Sidney Smith, a member, declared it “is a pity that new schools must grow old before their, grounds are fixed.” Dr. Ballou explain- ed that appropriations must be for one eontract only and for that reason Jand- | scaping contracts cannot be made on funds appropriated for construction. Another approach at the ground im- Eflnmem problem was taken when Dr. F. I. A. Bennett presented the report of the committee on bulldings, grounds and equipment, suggesting a precedure for ground treatment. The recommendation, approved by the board, was that the District Commis- sloners be requested to advise the municipal architect that “certain pro- cedure is desired” by the school board. ‘This circuitous method of expressing its desire is necessitated by the fact that the municipal architect is under the Commissioners’ jurisdiction although Wash Goods Remnants! 29¢ to 50c Fabrics such popular fabrics as Crepes, Plain Voiles, Rayon Alpaca, Novelty Suitings, Good, useful 1 7 Rayon Crepes, Longcloth, Nainsook, Pa- lengths of Printed and Plain Plisse jama Checks, etc. 19¢ to 39c Fabrics Printed Per- cales, Dress Ginghams, Romper Cloths, Fast- color Prints, Outing Flan- nels, Shaker Flannels, etc.— in lengths suitable for many purposes. Look them over, there’s sure to be something you want. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Domestics $1.19 BLEACHED SHEETS, full ‘double-bed size; heavy round thread quality; size 81290 88¢c 39c BLEACHED PILLOW- CASES, size 42x36, of fine qualit; lowcase cot- ton, free from dressing 25C $3.50 RAYON BED- SPREADS, in green, blue, orchid and green, vites; iee somi0s 92,99 . . Lingerie, Etc. $1.98 PURITAN MAID UNI. FORMS, of strip-d materials, in sizes 34 to 4%; s 4 neat and atiyactive WOMEN 8 RAYON UNDIES, v step- ins and bl sorted sizes WOMEN'S $1.29 STEP-INS, odd lot of crepe de chine models in lace-trimmed 69c Knit Undies WOMEN’S $1 KNIT PANTS, fight and shell trim- med knee. Merode Pecsd: Beolesistane. . DJC MISSES’ 79¢ UNION SUITS, athletic style, of cross- SHIRTS, sleev: y on stripe. Medium weight. Fleeced Cotton Pants, kmee length. Broken 49c WOMEN'S $1 AND $1.28 VESTS, mercerized lisle, bodice and builll‘-np shoulder styles. Pink and white. Broken sizes. 59c Goldenberg's_Main Floor Glove Bargains $2 TO $2.50 KID GLOVES, novelty cuff gloves with em- Tan, mode, FABRIC GLOVESv “Wear-Right” quality. Nov- elty cuffs. Klp eams, Boulton b of tan and Hosiery WOMEN’S $1.50 SILK HOSE, full-fashioned, in sheer and service weight. Not all shades Perfects . . WOMEN'S 50¢ HOSE, delusterized quality, in des. Slight 35,3 for 91 $1 CHIFFON seamed backs, _many SILK HOSE, fashion mlrkl, shades. lars BOYS’ 39: SPORT HOSE, 7 length, medium weight, at- tractive patterns and zgc colors; all perfect. . Goldenberg's I—Mllll l‘lcor Hanalzercl;le; 8 MEN'S & BOYS’ 10¢c & 12c HANDKERCHIEFS, in white and colors with hem- [ stitehed borders C MEN'S 18c HANDKE R- CHIEFS, fall size, of white Irish linen, with hem- stitched borders 11c WOMEN’S 15c AND 18c HANDKERCHIEFS, white Irish linen with colored bor- ders, lawns with worked 10c corners . Goldenbers's—Main Floor Girls’, Infants’ (3) GIRLS’ $10.98 ENSEM- BES, of velvateen with_silk tops, in (8) TOTS’ $10.98 COATS of Germania chinchilla, in red, green and navy; sizes BiEsieismers $3.98 (2) TOTS' $10.98 COATS of (62) DRESSES, in straightline and basque effects 4 (4) GIRLS’ $4.98 SUEDINE lCO:ITS, hinl In‘i’p-len'lh models, ined with plaid wool; sizes 10 to 12 31.49 (7) GIRLS’ $4.98 DRESSES, i oomers to match, of wool (15) TOTS’ $1.98 COATS, of black and white checked mate- rial, lined with sate: izes l 1 to 3 years v S (81) INFANTS’ 50c TEETH- ING BANDS, of wool mixtures, in sizes 6 to 9 menths loc Geldenbers’s—Third Floor " neckband Men’s Furnishings (700) MEN’S $1.50 TO $2 SHIRTS, broken lots, left from sales. Good materials; collar-attached and styles. Some irregulars. 14 89c to 17 (107) $1 TO $1.50 NIGHT ROBES of fine quality cot- ton cloths. Varsity make. Samples and irregulars. Most 69c sizes (410) 39c FANCY HOSE, rayon mixed, in a good as- sortment of pat- terns. Some irreg- ulars. 10 to 11.. Zlc (57) $1 TO $1.50 UNION SUITS, ribbed; light and hrvy weights. Styles with short or long sleeves. Broken 69c z (47) MEN'S $§1 TIES, large shapes and wool lined. Mostly 44c (39) MEN’S $1.49 PAJA- MAS of well known makes. Broadcloths, in fancy and plain colors. Reg- ulation and middy styles. Broken 99c (96) MEN’S 89¢ CAPS, light and dark grounds; wool fabrics in neat col- or patterns. Most 59c (42) $1.79 MUFFLERS, Suskana silks. A most un- usual value at this pru:e. Well pat- 49c terned (79) 65c BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, shirts with short sleeves: drawers with kung jgc legs. Regular sizes. (39) $1.50 TO $2.5¢ PA- JAMAS, Amoskeag and other flannelettes; makes include Luxedo. 89(: red patterns engaged in school system work. Goldenberg's—Main Floor.—Charge A 16c 36-IN. UNBLEACHED Procedure Method Outlined. Tmmw"mhurdh- et Surface all playgrounds vropcr!y se- all materials before! 8 program of the order of ground treat- m& w the ln:hltzct d_also approved a visit to Phundelpm. by Jere J. Orane, first as- tharge of puildings'and grounds, with o gs and grounds, Y upreun'.luvl of the District repair to_observe methods of school re- pllu ‘The men!cnen will be re- mfied to appropriate the neecessary MISS POLKINHORN WILLS $500 TO UNION MISSION Gift, Increased by Nephew, Will Form Basis for Endow- ment Fund. .. Announcement of the foundatien of &n endowment fund for:the Unien Mission, according to the terms of the will of the late Miss Catherine . Polkinhorn, mmflnnl resident et 'ashington, who 1 by John 8 f the Mis- uestw WILL PRESENT PLAY. h:ni? Mer Mlllet wfihL pn-t llultd March 15 at Barker Hall, Seven- and K streets, by the Kamp !lrt Kouncil, comprized of girls and ing women who annually e use of “v'muon cam) ";z VYVutw RgerA Md., une -u"us of Proceeds be used for a new project at ule camp. HEADS RESCUE LEAGUE. W, Brigham, for man z‘ mn emn-pondent of Boc- ‘Transeript, been elected mnnlu m of the Bos- ton Animal . During the 11yunluvucam t here Mr. Brigham was active the affairs of the Animal Rescue e of Washington and on his re- ‘turn to Boston in 1925 was elected di- iTector of the league in that eity. Real Estate Loans COTTON, close-weven, round-thread quality, lw 2 to 10 yard lengths $1.50 BLEACHED SHEETS, :lll llx::‘. extra length for euble - beds; some droviy soted . 91.19 Goldenberg'e—Msin Fieor Toiletries 25¢ ROMER BATH SALTS, assorted odon of ptrfimud' bath salts 25 TO RUBBER SPONGES, in 'r.fly pastel tical si 98¢ CUTICLE SCISSORS, of good quality imported .u-l. at exastly half 49(: se WRISLEY BODY TALC, with velour puff, of # fra- 300 1k SOCIETE LA FRANCE "PERFUMES, assarted odors in attractive bottles, at a 15 remarkable saving C 4% MILITARY BRUSHES (single brushes), with solid backs and good quality lgc bristles, ebony finish.. s GOLDE N PEACOCK BEAUTY SETS, containing assorted p rep arations, Gsc in travel-set sizes 25¢ CARTIER TALCUM POWDER, good quality tale in tall attractive cans, less 10 than half price c 7%¢ MELBA COMBINA. TION, censisting of 50¢c Melba Lotien and 25c Melba 50 Toning Powder C Goldenbers’s—Main Floor An Inexpensive Group 'S $1 _HOUSE DRESSEiS. nudn“of printed fabrics, in sizes to 38: small lot 49c WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ $1 SWEATERS, slip-over style, of rayon and cot- ton mixtures, pretty 79c models . Geldenhers's—Secord Floor Corsets s2 SATIN GIRDLES, f2- inch models with elastic inserts and light boni broken sises . S CIRDLES, of heavy bro- cade, well boned, in good strles Brolun lots ane 3245 and short lengths, of good brocade: few satins Goldenbers's—S8t Stationery (1) PACKS PLAYING CARDS, famous “Uncle Sam” m-ko. pinochle playing loc (l!) B RIDGE PADS, of real lullu-. in as- sorted colors. pads and a pemul (ll) 19¢ PROP PEL PENCILS, in size for a purse (36) 49c AND 6%c¢ ASH TRAYS, of china and 19‘ composition make Goldenbers's—Main Floor of Misses’ and Matrons’ Smart Spring Hats For the Spring Outfit .98 BANKOK TOYOS $1 BRASSIERES, in long ; $24 90 Frocks From OQur Better Dress Section Reduced for Friday to Only Wonderful values for women and misses who tion of utm, georgette md l\uvy flat crepe dresses (all this Winter’s models), in black, navy, rust, green, brown or tan . . . and all of these colors happen to be very smart for Spring wear, too! Beautifully made with flattering yokes, pleats, pnnal-, drapes, ties, godets, Incdmz and other attractive details. Sizes 14 to 44 Included in the Group Odd Lots Women’s $7.50 Dresses dnrkAul:l:l:mm:::‘l';tm“t of Silk Dresses in prints and 33 98 4,200 Yds. of Silk Remnants §l 25 to $l .95 Sllks Stehli’s $1.95 t0 $2.95 :3-::. gmgens.u ° e s ¢\Silk Crepes Printed Rayon Crepes Washable Plat Crepes iR $ 44 gt st e i bt Mo el e i cluded. In usable lengths i dark for a dress—or more). i J £ and every type of Spring frock. $1.50 & $2.00 New Handbags A Very Special Friday Sale F eature' dchl Lna;horl (calf, moroefco. and reptile effects) . suedes. . .and tapest .in fact there’s a type of Iu for eve rin| outfit in this exceptio y priced group! New pouch, 'luck--tn;y. i:du: arm, long handle, and zipper styles, with shell, metal or carved frames. . and many smart little details that appeal to lcmlmne tastes. Black, Nuvy, Brown, Tan’ and other shades in harmony with Spring apparel. There's no need to carry a worn looking bag when you can replace it tomorrow with a smart new one for only $1! Goldenbers's—aain Floor S .leather fabrics. . Boys’ Clothing BOYS' 79¢ TO 95c PANTS, slight irregulars. Suit- 5 ing mixtures. 8 to 16 9¢ {ovs- s8 k’l"‘oktlo SUITS, ith 2 pairs ick- vk % i Jnisk: $G.95 ilored. 8 to 16 Jaors $2.95 LUMBER- eathe: ne. v-l-rpv’oo' s 95 and brown, 8 to m BOYS’ $1 PANTS, manufac- turer’s elnlu\-hl of 79 corduro; ey Sae 4JC $1 TO $1.50 BLOUSES, butten-on or :.'.I; 79c lar styles. 16 $2.95 TO $4.95 JUVENILE SUITS, jerseys and tweeds. Alse wash waist suits with tweed, jersey of $1 39 serge pants. 3, yrs. Some larger to $1.25 TO $1.50 SHIRTS, Bell brand in white or fancy broadeloths. 9 c 12 to 14%........ $8.75 TO $10 TOPCOATS, ensemble suits and bl ST BOYS’ 70c PAJAMAS, one- 3 to 10 yrs. in piece nyl-. ':it‘: 59c Boys’ Overcoats at About % $6.75 to $8.50 erhopatf g ¢ $4.95 15‘:.’ i y?:r.l"uh' $6.95 18% 30 yoorer $12.95 $24.75 Onnuh. 16 to 20 years. fa Real Values in Men’s Two-Trouser Spring Suits [ $16-50 These excephomlly well tai- lored two-pants suits speak for themnlves And they proclaim VALUE in every way. In pat- terns, weaves and shades—just what you want, whether you are in school or business, for that is how large this selection is. Sizes for all builds. Hundreds of Odd Trousers $1.95, $2.95 & $3.95 (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can_take 12 years to pay off yout loan without the expense of renewing. I for $10 per month, including | interest and principal. Larger or smaller loans at proportion: ate rates. Pe Building Association Sll-blllhcl 1881 Largest in thmflon Assets over $20,000,000 PEDALINE STRAWS CROCHET STRAWS FELT AND STRAW COMBINATIONS AND BAKU STRAW At one excephomlly low price these hats for early Spring wear are offered in innumerable smart shapes, de- sirable colors and a variety of materials. Every style from the close-fitting turban to the new, flaring side-brim- med models in all headsizes. Every hat in this selling is new—ever: t; h emarter hats of the season. Most unuln:'I ‘;:fu'?:?e;l‘”e Goldenoers's—Second Fieor, Direct_Enfrances to Men's Shop From Bireet and Seventh Street SHOE WOMEN'S NEW . FOOTWEAR | et STRAPS—TIES | ATl sives OXFORDS PUMPS Qver 40 Styles Children’s ' New Strap Slippers, | all sizes | Hand-Embroidered Models Reduced to About 1/3 O"""‘l Prices Friday Bargains in HouseFurnishings 10c TOILET PAPER, sani- $1 BETTY BRIGHT MOPS, tary tis: 1£- Cor. 11th and E N.W. relary JAMES sERRY, P DWARD C RALTZ age: —ljoss of employ- | lm?:;lentcmd absence frem social .; rl:s.o(puu)lulzkudheyflrw o Far and Near Vision in one pair of lenses, Included at these sensa- tional reductions are scarfs, pillows, luncheon cloths, dresses, centers, pillowcases and other pieces. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Entire Stock of Aurora Cone Materials Papacones, dust- 1,000 s roll. 12 rnll: for. 85c GARBAGE CANS, 41- gallon size, of corru- VER DOU- 8! BLE BOWERS, 3- sl_gs pint size with .n-n woeod handles . o ka. NS, h4-?u-ln size, cooking with little or no water; has sl‘og inner rack. € s 3350 RI ' IRONING ARDS, iy -and faldF et sz 95 when not in L3240 zu:c'-?nlc IRONS, ul wei with anteed, s1 88 ment cord nickel , guar- attach- $3.49 CLOTHES HAMPERS, or White | A All Sizes Imperfect BOYS’ STURDY OXFORDS | | STRAP All Sizes to 6 Sold regularly at $12. Special price. . Fine Quality Lenses for Far or Nolr Vision, fitted to your eyes. Special. . *Colored amd Cylindrical Lenses Not l-el-lcl “Every Pair of Glasses Fully Guaranteed” Use Your Charge Account—Optical Dept,~Main Fleor ing brushes, Au- rora Cone colors, shading colors, liquids, beads, pat- terns, stamped pieces and complete sets —at ‘exactly large size, round shape, with hinged $2,98 cover, strongly ma All Styles of real willow 98 $1.98 STEPLADDER, 5-ft. = with steel veinforc 11d ‘ou can . ro‘uu the swelling and be free from | Lh\l humiliating affiietion in a few days if you will follow dlnctlonl} that come with each box. 15 dles ’lt FRYING PANS, No. 8 PRICE o F size Griswold's first size, Art Dept.—Third Floor. 'harge Amseunts Invited—No Interest or Extras—We Do Not Penalize Our Friends®