Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1930, Page 29

Court Rules Woman Claiming to Be Widow May Com- + bat Bequests. P Assoclated Press. ¥ YORK, March 27—Char- lotte T Fiscal, who as an actress some years :ago appeared on the stage as Charldite Leslie and who is claiming & (Widow!s share of the estate of the late A. L'Erianger, theater magnate, has the rl&t to contest Erlanger's will, Sur- rar b James A. Foley ruled yesterday. gh Erlanger stated lpeclflnllv in hi§ will that he was unmarried a did not mention at all the woman lho says she is his widow, she retained a lawyer after his death a few weeks ago and, after the filing of the will, started action to contest it. Mitchell L. Erlanger, former Supreme Court justice, brother of the theater man, and the other heirs objected to the petition, by which she sought to stop probate of the will, but Surrogate Foley held that Miss Fiscal had the right to contest Erlanger’s will and set Friday morning as the date when he will hear arguments as o whether he will listen y concerning her status alone m— with & jury. SHIPPING NEWS Atrivals at and Sailings From New York. Munargo_Havana ... enos Alres. lmm el 'mi uv.h-m Augusta—Genoa . DUE TODAY. Stxaols_santa ) March 21 7 . Johi rge Washington—. DUE TOMORROW. ta—Puerto Colombla Nerissa—St. T) Kl!llmhe—Bremerhl\ln DUE SATURDAY. HARCH 29, Albert Ballin— DUE SUNDAY, March 30, Tolal—’orl Limon . Hllllll!lo:—}h\ ana DUE MONDAY, MARCH 31 den—Bremerhaven V.ub-n—!uenos Alres st l—aouthlmlmun da. VireminKingston DUE TUESDAY, APRIL 1. laltic—Liverpool .. ajestic Arcadian—Bermuda Biboney—Havana President Harrison—Wor} DUE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. Mareh 29 Mareh 27 OUTGOING STEAMERS. lAn..nm 'ronnt jcan Trader—] det Aann-—wona "Cruise. .fiwzn-mmn. Boulotne and Bremer- D—HUH Juan and Santo Domingo Oity. -n Jacinto—Havana, Progreso and Vera ‘Western Wave—8t. Thom: Elisa—Cristobal. 'll‘ fialll—Anll!lD. SAILING TOMORROW. ' 37 uun-&—glb -lur n-lu and Genos. ana and Mismi. -—mem Bouthampion and Brem- 1y mpic.Cherbou uthami vmu—mn’:’m erbours and Ant- na—La Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo. P ired e th gnd Havre. teau one. rsican dArgentino—Buenos Aires. SAILING BATURDAY, MARCH 9. 3 nis—Plymouth, Hav: @ London. unlw—cofi- d LT " - n rmuda—Bermud; 5 B eveland—Galway, Chertiours and Ham- ui Volendam—Piymouth, Boulogme and Rotter- angertiord—Oslo. BalvadorPuerio” Colombl Connsu and San on, Puerto cuml-. e~ Hbvana, Cristoba] and Port Limon. ree Washington— uth, Cperbours lnfl !lmblll'l a—Havi abie - Clasey: Belfast snd Liversoo. nnetonka—Cherbourg and London. Puerto_Colom! et Puerio Cortez. ranads w—Copenhi ahoma County—Rotterdam, i "Cattao “and Val- anto _Domingo. cific Coast. DUE MONDAY, MARCH 31. Berengaria—Cherbourg and Bouthampton. DUE TUESDAY, APRIL 1. Dristobal—Port au Prince and Cristobal. DUE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2. Fort St. George_—Bermuda. Alpert Ballin—Cherbours, Southampton and Svom i Birsoin iineston, aSartasens, B Cherbours Colombia and_Sa Vi G renatas Virginia—Kingston, DUE THURSDAY, APRIL 3. American Merchant—Lond Esto openhagen and ‘Danats. t. Thomas, Barbados and Trini- (ésdén—Gobh, Cherbourg and Bremerhave. avana—Havana, Progreso and Vera Crus. ;e diralig Because of lack of use the workhouse st Bainbridge, England, is to be con- verted into a hospital. (TCHY_ECZENA In leples and Rash, Lost. Sleep. Cuticura Healed, Trinidad and Georse- “1 was troubled with eczema 'which broke out in pimples and a rash. My skin was very rough and scaly. After a time the scales fell off, leaving a sore surface upon which the scales formed again. It “I tried different remedies but instead of getting better it got worse.. I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. 1 got relief almost immediately. I purchased more and in five weeks 1 was pletely healed.” (Signed) George E. Cor- ., March 20, 1929. Rely on Cuticura Soap and Oint- ‘ment to keep your skin clear. THE EVE NG STAR, WASHINGTON, Do THURSDAY, MARCH - 27, - 1930. Park Your Car in Our Free Parking Space Opposite 8th Street EnhalnmlSlnmemnfort = GOLDENEERG'S The Dependable Store “At Seventh and K" Clever New Straws $1 98 Pecnlt ’l‘oyofl . . . Panama- . Crochets . Baku . . and Crisp chalty ... in a collection that furnish Priday shoppers with unusually smart hats for this low price. New silhouettes . new colors. enberg's—Second Floor, $8.50&$10 Frocks Rare Bargains and Every One a Brand-New Style! $5.95 Pretty flowered chiffons...georgettes 4 ..pastel, brilliant or dark colored M crepes...and gay silk prints...in styles for immediate and Summer wear. Practical long-sleeved tailored models or fluffy sleeveless styles for informal evening wear. N green, purple, red and lighter shades. Sizes 14 to 40. Tweed Coats and 3-Pc. Ensembles Values at s],2'90 ‘The best-looking collection of sport coats and three-piece suits (with pastel crepe blouses) that we have seen at any- '.hhl‘ like this price. In smart pastel tweeds. Coat sizes 14 to 40; ensemble siges 14 to Goldenbers’s—Second Floor. Very Special Remnants of Wash Fabrics 25¢ to 39c Grades | 39c to 69c Fabrics 15¢ = | 2bc¢ = This charming assortment in- s cludes 36-in. Rayons, 40-in. Chif- P('hofi e fun Voiles, 36-in. Broadcloth, 36- | Printe oiles; 40-incl Longcloth, 36-in. Nainsook, | Printed Batiste; 36-inch i ajama Checks, 36-in. | Printed Dimity; 36-inch Printed Pique; 36-inch Printed Percales; 32-in. Dress Ginghams, 3Z-in. Romper Cloth, opeineed Broadcloth ; 36-inch Printed Waffle Cloth. 32-in. - Fast«color * Prints. = Good useful lengths. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor Remnants of $1.69 to $2.95 High-Grade Silks Lengths in this exceptional group of silks range from 1 to 5 yards. 40-In. Printed Flat Crepes 40-In. Printed Chiffon 40-In. Printed Georgette 40-In. Washable Flat Crepe 40-In. Printed Foulards c 40-In. Georgette Crepe 40-In. Satin Crepe 40-In. Panne Satin Lovely patterns and gay florals for fashioning smart new frocks. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Women’s $1.50 and $1.65 Hose, Pr. Full-fashioned sheer -nd service-weight silk 95¢ Sheers, silk to toe Wlth hem top, some picot tops. Service weights have lisle heel and toe and garter welt. Shown in many smart shades. Women's $1 Chiffon Hose, seam , fashion marked. Shaped, snug- back, fitting ankles. A number of shades. Some lars .... Women's 50c De-Lustered Rayon Hose, slight irregulars, Rayon to top ‘with seam back and 9@ fashion marks. Hem tops.. C Kiddies’ 39¢ Jg-length Socks, plain colors only in silks. Mercer- ized lisle are plain with 25 novelty straight tops .- Boys' 39c Sport medium weight for Spring. Sporty 9@ patterns and colors. Al sizes <€ Goldenbers's—Main Floor. . Odd Lots in Gloves 79¢ and §1 Chamoisuede Gloves, novelty turn-back embroidered cuffs. Contrasting shades. Cedar, mauve, Havana and gray. sizes .. $1.95 $2.95 Kid pomd novelty cuffs and suede slip- iled and irregular. Black w"h white and tan. sizes, All sales final Goldenbers’s—Main Fioor. Odd Lots of Housewares $3.50 Ridjld Ironing Boards, stand firm and solid. Fold flat sz 74 when not in use o] 1-pound can; guaranteed quality. Under our own label for your gu satisfaction. . nge 3::::] s l".h l'led a ve ogrnp colors and d¢ 34C 69¢ Garden es, with 12 strong steel prongs. Complete with 49 long hardwood handle c 49¢ Lawn Grass Seed, 1- pound package, Colonial brand.... $1.39 Tea Set, 11 pleeel lelnn- pottery. Teapot, sugar bo 980 cream pitcher and 6 tea eups 79¢ Floor Mops, just twist the handle to wring. Has lsrle 56(: cotton head. Easy to 35¢ Garment Bags, nde vpenln‘ Made of strong cedarized D‘W 27x54 lnehn Moth- 27c u- Fry Pans, polished cast 59 c iron. Number 8 size $1.39 Clothes Baskets, only 18 in the lot. Large oval-shaped c willow baskets. Slightly soiled Odd Lots in Knit Undies ‘Women's 89¢ Rayon Undies, pan- ties, tails or lace-trimmed step- ins, bloomers, shirts and 55 chemise, Pastel shades. . c Women's 50c _Union’ lulu, of gauze cotton. Tight 39 loose knee. Regular sizes only c ‘Women’s 29c Cotton Vesis, bodice style. sizes Children’s 45¢ cross-barred muslin, straight legs. sizes Children’s 50c Cotton Shirts, light weight, Low neck, no sleeves or high neck and long sleeves. 23¢ ‘Walist Suits, of Bloomer and Telephone NAtional Clearance of Radios odel 3-K-R-O. 7-tube ;‘l‘h!boy 1929 v 389‘50 l(..lnn, 1929 attractive Hloh cabinet, 8 tubes.. $79-50 a}!‘ l}:l l‘rlld"-rlhlllfllln. 1929 mode! secre cabinet. 8 tubes $79'50 (3) $175 Fadas, model 15-M, 1930 mel.n’lwg;u: screen ‘79.50 (5) $195 Fada Concert Grands, 1930 model. 8 tubes, ”9.50 Radio, latest boy (l) $172 "Gulbransen Radio; hilh- boy cabinet. dynamic speaker (4) $149.50 Victor 7-11 Combina- tions, 1928 model, 7 tubes (2) $135 Atwater highboy cabinet. l!?l “9 50 (2) $67.50 Paramount Phonographs, mahog- -new. Br-nd “Freed” Direct Clr- 9 tubes. Inductor model (1) $600 ‘Automatic Vietor Phono- graph with electric 397 50 ‘Orthophonic $5 Chromium-piated Irons, Geo. Nickoll brand. Hand-forged irons with hickory shafts, real bargain at. $1.50 Fishing Tackle Boxes, metal with r!mmrlb. mp-rtmmc tray. lnln bck folding han- 15e floll Balls, durable and live. ht. Made to stand plenty Long fiig] of punish- 3 for sl.oo $1. tan or blue striped. Silk . Adjustable to your car. Bring glass width. 9 Pair c $5 Seat Covers, in a variety of colors. Heavy materials. Covers seat and back rest. Por coaches sedans, §: 31 49 Fi nday Remnlnt‘ in Art Needlework 49¢ Stamped Centers of fine white muslin, Easy to c-imlder. 34 inches wide . 5%¢ Dell He Pretty colors and Lamp Shade Mltemll 15 Off gie fringes, braids, threads, covtsity Tor miking Jamp snades. n or Cons!; lublc savings! Pincushions. GRASS RUGS at % Price! These rugs are sold under a nationally-known trade mark name, but we are not permitted to advertise the name. The quality you will recognize at a glance, however! Every Rug Fresh, New and Perfect Quality. Large Array of Artistic Designs and Color Combinations $2"Value Size 27x54 ln. Half Price. . $10 Value Size 6x9 Ft. Half Price.. .... 51 .00 5 00 Sale! Ruffled Curtams In a Host of Styles Sheer cream voile cur- tains, some with deep rayon inserts of rose, blue, green and gold; others of flowered voile, trimmed with ruffles and valance. 37- 67- 77| New Spring Cretonnes Special Groups Stunning florals, geometrics, chintz effects, stripes, modern motif, ete.—a most charming collection of Spring cretonnes. 39c Grade, 1 9 c Yd. at. .. | $iSde 30¢ Fourth Floor $4 Value Slze 3x6 FL $14 Value Size 8x10 Ft. Half Price. . $1 .95 6% & alf Price. . Congoleum- Made Rugs Every time we announce a sale of these famous Congoleum “Cres- cent” Rugs we sell hundreds—be- cause Washington housewives ap- preciate the savings! Another :E&u‘m-m arrives for a sale tomor- S 828 S OTe $3.29 SazFL $65.00 $6.75 Value Size 4.6x7.6 $16 Value Size 9:12 Ft. $52 and $55 “Greylock” 9x12 Rugs 42.50 “Greylock” wool rugs are noted for their beauty of de- sign and long serviceability! Heavy, thick-napped quality, in an array of patterns and colors to suit every taste and harmonize with every color scheme! All are 9x12-foot size. Downstairs Store “LANE” Cedar Chests y Samples! Almost Half Price! Grade at ....,, nearly one-half original prices, In this sale we offer a number of floor samples of the nationally ad- vertised “Lane” Cedar Chests at The majority are in handsome walnut finish. The popular window, seat models included. Regular $25.00 s l 6 .75 Regular $35.00 § l 9.75 Grade at ..... Our Regular Month~End REMNANT DAY No Mail or Phone Orders Accepted on Remnant Day Merchandise! Friday Remnants in Domestics $1.25 Crinkle Spreads, 80x105-inch size with rose, blue and gold 94 woven stripes. Fast colors. . C 75¢ Bleached Sheets, 72x90 inches, of close woven round thread &) quality. Seamed c $3.50 Rayon Spreads, rose, gold, green or orchid. 80x105 inches 1214¢ Unbleached Cotton, 36 inches wide. Used for many domes- tic purposes, - Close woven 9% quality .... [ $1.75 Crinkle’ Spreads, with dainty n-glaped edge&.” 2 blue, gold and green. lor 80x105 inches $1-38 $1.50 Mattress Covers, to fit full and twin beds. Full cut to allow for shrinkage. Heavy sl .29 quality Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Linens $1.69 Lunch Sets, five pleces with 44-inch cloth. 4 napkins to Q4 match. _Attractive borders. . C 59c Damask, mercerized quality that will stand many launderings. Fast - color borders, inches wide. 280 Toweling for roller of ret side ® 15¢ ity. Pink and blue or 'reen gy qual- and helio. 16536 . 10c ‘Goldenberg's i—" In nur Odd Lots in Girls’ and Infants’ Wear (42) Toddlers' 69¢ Voile Dresses, pastel shades. Neat touches of hand embmldery yeal us) Infants' 59¢ Bonnets, slightly solled. Of fine lawn. Sizes 14 and 16 . (6) Tots’ § Coats, black and white checks, Sizes 2 and 4 sl years ... xm{ll ll;l g C:lh of silk ngee. Neatly lined an: tailored . sl 98 (59) Gl!h‘ 79¢ Dresses with set-in sleeves. Novelty Sizes 7 to 12 (8) Girls’ crepe de Slightly soiled. ‘s—Third Floor, Odd Lots of Lingerie, Etc. ‘Women's $1 House Dresses, pretty novelty prints with vestees, collars, pockets and belt. ever so attractively embroid- ered. Pink, peach and white. 47 Square, vee or round necks. . c Weomen's $1.88 Slips, dainty lace- trimmed and ;ubr m&ms of ray- on crepe and crepe chine. Sizes 36 to 42.. 31'39 Women’s $1.59 Undies, Chemise, Gowns and Pa, qual,lty rayon . d-woal. or rayon-and-cotton mixtures. . 840 $3.00 Girdles, heavy brocade with !oodm eluhlc hflx;enr:a el‘n::“e length. an Well boned $2.39 $2.00 Girdles of medium-weight o S elastic g y boned. _Broken sizes.. 'l 50 (3) 85 P. N, th. in plain coutil. Nicely boned to.assure per- fect lines. Average hip sz 98 length. Size 34 only.. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Odd Lots of Toilet Goods 10¢c Mammoth Toilet Soap, large double bars. For toilet and 290 bath use 25¢ Palmolive Co. Taleum 12¢ 25¢ Powder, deliciously scented. pots and Can 59¢ Nymfaun Bath Salts, hl.e fn s ns rom all mlterll " 13c with ve- have a delightful odor. puff, in attractivel; decorated metal box. m‘l.ed P‘elmdbelln SF“T Powder, as- rted shades. jpecial for Friday. Box 39 Boys’ & Girls’ Tennis Sturdy soles for | Ward 69 c Boys’ New Oxfords wear.” Brown or white. Black brown. All guaranteed for wear. ‘All sizes to 6, Childm‘g Strap Slippers Paten t lea ther many nylen 98c All sizes to 8. No mail or phone or- ders accepted. On sale at these prices for two hours only—4 to 6 p.m. $1 Finished Linen Scarfs 59¢ For the dresser or buffet. Neatly trim- med with lace or col- ored embroidery. Size about 17x44 inches. Well worth a trip downtown in the late afternoon. Art Department—Third Floor. Friday Remnants i Men s Furmslnngs y (251) Men’s $1.50 to $2 Shirts, (132) 65c Ball g collar - attached and neckband | wear, shirts wi hort sleeves, styles, Broadcloths and madrases. | drawers with long 39c Slightly soiled or legs. Slight irregulars. mussed. Broken C | Al sizes sizes ... (326) 39¢c to 50c Fancy Hose, (171) 69¢ Athletic Uni"_m Suits rayon mixed; fully reinforced | of checked nainsook. Wide elas- Good patterns. Per- tic snubber-style back. fects and irreglars. lgc Full cut and roomy. c Most sizes .. Most sizes (274) 75c to $1 Regatta Shorts, in white and colors. Materials in- | (274) bl g and clude broadcloths and e e s 94 madras, Slight irregu- C Bl 6 BAS einge C lars. Broken sizes. ieR s (49) 81 to $1.50 Night Robes, | 35. Arm Bands, Brighton Varsity make. Full cut and long. | oy "wide and narrow webbing. Plhin or JC fancy $1.50 to $2.50 Flannelette Pa- me neatly trimmed. 49c jamas, Amoskeag and other flan- Samples and irregu- lars. Most sizes (79) 79¢ to $1 Golf Hose, snap- py patterns and colnn with nelettes. Most styles. A few slightly so|led 79c Broken sizes .... large cuffs. fect quality, (18) 50c Band Bw-, good colors.. (36) $1 Ties, all red, large shapes. (1) $4.95 Wool Lllml:er;-cl(, size 46. (1) $6.95 Smoking Jacket, size 48. (7) $1.95 Crusher Felt Hats (6) $1250 Broaded Rayon Robes Men’s and Young Men’s $25 to $30 Suits Extra Pants to $ 1 9.50 Match, $5 Direct from one of the best makers of men’s cloth- ing in the country. Every garment a brand-new Spring model and up to the minute as to color and pattern. The new blues, grays, browns, tans, oxfords and mix- tures. Sizes from 33 to 46. Dark cotton worsted, made espe- cially for work. Also some (ancy cassimeres of tans and grays. ° Sizes 28 to 42. 150 Pmn Men’s and $4 Trousers $4.50 & $5 Pants i A s P 95 Fancy mixtures stripes, cassi- d $9.9 meres and her- stripes. Match your odd coat had Sizes &I)Il'“‘; ‘z,nd dark shades. Size: Bow Ea Direct Entrances to Men’s Shop From K Street and 7th Street. Wool suits of snappy tweeds and her- rmgbones, in gray, tan and brown. Tai- lored to give long, hard service. Models % longles. golf knickers and vest. Sizes 4 7 to 16. Boys’ $18.75 to $21.50 Prep Suits Real savings on these high quality 15 to 20. $1 to $1.45 Pajamas Boys’ 79c Pajamas 0dd lots of two- Perfects and ir- plece colton pajamas 79 C regulars. One-pisce 53 C patterns. Slight ir- Sizes 4 to 14. Spe- regulars; 8 to 18. cial, $2.95 Leatherette Lumberjacks, 6 to 16.. $2.95 and $3.95 Wool Lumberjacks, 8 to 59c¢ to 79¢ Blouses, some irregulars $3.95 to $5.95 Topcoats, 2, 3, 6 to 10 years. . Two and three button coats, with peak or notch Iape]s 's$3 T 200 Prs. Men’s $3 Trousers 300 Pairs Men’s $3.50 e and worsted Haibone wavee G from this excellent group. Boys’ *8t0*10 Suits with two knickers and vest or with suits, Blue cheviots and “mixtures, excellently tailored. With two.long pants or longies and knickers. Sizes » for boy Fancy 69¢c to 95¢ Knickers, some irregulars, 8 to 14. $2 and $2.50 Sport Sweaters, some xrrcgulars Geoldenberg's—Third Floor. Boys’ and Girls’ Oxfords Tan or patent with strong com- l Women’s New Footwear PUMPS_TIES | rositio; STRAP STYLES| > 2 Crepe Sole Oxfords 98 Sport styles L] for women 32.69 position soles. and girls. All ALl styles. Style All sizes, Heels | \rirves New Stippers Included 5 sl .98 Oxfords All Sl— Patent Strap styles —Elk Ox- fords with crepe soles, over 70 styles in all lealhen. e s