Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 24

i 4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTbN, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930. No Parking Problems at Goldenberg’s—Drive in Free Parking Space Opposite 8th Street Entrance GOLDENBERG "" ot '-'-... “AT SEVENTH AND K” : : : WASHINGTON’S POPULAR SHOPPING CENTER DON TESTS BEACH, $1.75 Window AWNINGS 95¢ Window 99¢ c lo th WI ndo w Shades, size 3x6 ft. in green only. Fourth Floor. All ready arecomplete Nu! o Briton Reaches 182 M. P. H. in First Trial Dash to Warm Racer. By the Assoclated Press. OCEAN SPEEDWAY, DAY‘I'ONA BEACH, Fla., April 10.—Kaye Don, Brit- ish automobile racer, brought his Silver Bullet machine to the Ocean Speedway here shortly before noon today for a series of test runs to determine if conditions of the beach were satisfac- tory for his attempt to break the world’s straightaway speed record of 331 miles an hour. After trial runs, the motor began sputtering, so he announced the ma- chine would be returned to the garage ‘without an attempt at the record. Weather conditions were ideal and thé beach appeared to be in better shape than at any time since Don ar- rived here nearly a month ago for his trials. Several ridges were noted Just north of the center of the 10- mile course, however, which t.ho dnver said might shake him about th speed, but he did not believe they ‘would be_dangerous. Shonly after bringing his car to the beach at the north end, 6 miles from the grandstand and timing tower, Don made a last-minute inspection of the car and then drove over the course in . vuuniet machine to look over the Prompt.ly at 11:30 am., Don climbed into the cockpit of the ginnt machine and 3 minutes later began his first test Tun over the course. As the powerful car flashed by the grandstand, it appeared to be function- ing perfectly. It held its course good, although just south of the end of the «~Mcial mile it struck several ridges, causing it to bounce somewhat, but the driver kept it™ under perfect control. ‘The trial officially was timed at 182.741 miles an_hour. Over the 1 kilometer, his speed was 182.755. Upon reaching the south end of the course, mechanics quickly changed tires again and made an inspection of the motors and rear end. Don only recently lowered the gear ratio in order to in- crease his speed and his first run was for the purpose of giving the machine & thorough test. Don began his second run of the day at 12:10, but as the machine passed the grandstand, the motors lppelred to backfire and slow down, but imme- diately afterward “gieked up lmed again and the car roa on down the course. The third trial resulted in additional motor trouble. MISSISSIPPI OFFICER FACES IMPEACHMENT By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Miss, April 10.—Main- taining that Lester C. Franklin, chair- than of the State Tax Commission, “is a faithless public officer and unfit to hoid office in this State,” a legislative investi- gaunz committee yesterday laid the \ foundation upon which his impeach- ment will be sought in the Hmue of Representatives today. PFranklin’s removal from office is based on the fllegnlon that he “tipped” ‘Warren Bros.’ Road Paving Co. of Bos- ton, Mass., off to a contemplated anti- trust suit in the name of the State, and in so doing in advance of the filing of the sult afforded the firm an oppor- tunity to withdraw all its assets from the State and become immune to prose- cution for alleged violation of the anti- trust statutes. GOLDENBERG'S “At _Seventh & K”—Nat. 5220 Eyes Examined Free Genuine Invisible | Bifocal Lenses 'ar and Nen Vision in one pair ek xur vum! fitted to m:"s:?' 0 mmol and erlindrical lenses mot ing “Every Pair of Glasses Fully Guaranteed” Two Registered Optometrists Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge e o Seiant NEW SEASONING IMPROVES FOODS Make It at Home With Two Familiar Ingredients To make this new seasoning all that is necessary is sugar and salt. Mix them together—a pinch of salt to a dash of sugar—and a flavor is created that has no equal. ‘This combination of sugar and salt is ideal for all kinds of cookery. ‘Vegetables such as tomatoes, carrots, cabbage, peas, spinach and corn take on new goodness when thus flavored. The familiar Prench dressing is also improved by this seasoning. In cooking chops, in making meat sauces or stews, the same holds true. Many cooks keep a dish contain- ing a mixture of salt and sugar on l BUT MOTOR rAus; A | | * quality. A F riday Sale of 3,000 Yds. $1.69 to $2.95 Silks |- 40-in. Printed Flat C; 40-in. Washable Flat 40-in. Printed Chiffon 40-in. Georgette Crepe 40-in. Rayon Crepes 40-in. Printed Foulards 36-in. Printed Ruff Pongee, etc. Remnants of all the floral and novelty patterns. to 5§ yards. P.p. All colors, 97 popular weave silks in desirable Lengths from 1 Yard $1.00 to $1.50 Printed Silks and Rayon Fabrics YU b Four popular weaves and all are full pieces. Pastel or dark grounds with beautiful dotted, floral or fancy designs. Goldenberg’s—Silk Department—Main Floor. 39¢c &50c Wash Fabrics 36-in. Printed Rayon Georgette Cupo 32-in. Printed Foulards 36-in. Printed Hollywood Crepe 36-in. Printed Dolita Crepe Remnants of 40-inch Printed Voiles, Printed Batiste, 36-inch Printed Dimity, Printed Waffle Cloth, Rayon Alpaca, Printed Rayons, 32-|nch Fast-color Prints. Good, useful lengths. 29c Printed Batiste | 19¢ and Millengie ) P of printed ba- fisted i 4 150 Peiured munt, ‘o Speiny Veslors wand || Passulas: styles. Lengths suitable for women’s and children’s dresses. 36 inches wide. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. $1.39 Garden Trellis Three very neat styles to choose from. All finished with weather- proof white paint. Strong- ly made. 39¢ Garment Bags, 27c Handy lhl!-omlnl style, made of strong cedar- ized paper. Large size. For 3 garments. $1.49 Ironing Board, 96¢ Strongly made of clear selected wool. Folds flat when not in use. $1.89 Stepladder, $1 24 5-foot size stepladders, with sieel reinforcing rod - under each step. $1.50 Floor Mop, 79¢ Large size dustless chemically treated triangle- shaped mop. Long handle. $1.49 Dutch Oven, $1 No. 8 size, old-fashioned cast iron oven. For roast- ing, etc. $1 Betty Bfl[M Mops, 79¢ Popuur ul!-wrlnxer maps. Easy to use. In- dorsed by Good Hi ing Institute. 69¢c Garden Rake, 49¢ 14-tooth strong steel garden rake with long, smooth $2.49 Electric Irons, $1.88 High-grade guaranf tric irons. Full sised. Nickel finish. Attac hment cord. $11.98 Utility Cabinet, $8.98 (3) Full size all-steel cabinets. lhluhmrlhl'-. 1 has hooks inside le. Green_enamel fi 49c Floor Wax, 33: Put up for and guaranteed by Goldenberg’s. 1-Ib. $1.34 Garbage Cans, $1 Ml-‘nllun n:::nnud galvanized iron garbage cans. Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Stors. $1 Bleached Sheets Full double-bed size bleached sheets-—81x90 inches. Hand torn and ironed. Heavy thread 178¢ $1.29 Bleached Sheets, 98¢ Extrs large double-bed size—81x99 inches. Heavy firm woven quality. Speclally priced. 25¢ Pillowcases, 16c 42x36-inch bluchql vlllwenu—mfl finish quality. Some are slight irregulas $1.50 Crlnkle Spreads, $1.19 Attractive gold and green woven striped crinkle bedspreads. '80x105-inch size. 12Y,¢ Shelf Oilcloth, 7¢ wfi:{ifin n;p your pantry s“il:h‘:l‘; lz-lneh-wldb:l‘ 25c Unbleached Sheeting, 15¢ 40-inch-wide unbleached sheeting. Extra heavy round thread quality. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Last Day of the Sale of “The Boys’ Shop” Stock ’ 32-inch_Dress Ginghams and 32-inch Romer Cloth. Many desirable lengths in the group. Summer Grass Rugs __One Half Off A Nationally Known Trade Mark Brand—in New and Artistic Designs and Color Combinations! 4 We purchased hundreds of these na- 4 tionally known Grass Rugs at concessions that enable us to offer them at just about ‘4 one-half the established prices! We agreed not to mention the name, but the high quality speaks for itself and will be recog- nized at a glance! 4.6x7.6- ) ft. Size s3 45 3x6.ft. Size SZ Reglllarly § +Regularly 34 9x12 fl. 6x9-ft. Size ) s Room sl“? $7.95 Regularly $10 ) Rq;u;l:rly f Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store. t22¢ 25¢ Fabrics { 12V%¢ 9x12 ft. Velvet Rugs 7,39 ft. $ 50 > Axminsters 7V,x9 ft. Velvet Rugs Good, durable, thick pile et Aty quality that will give splendid service. Choice of several attrac- tive patterns. Inlaid Linoleum at Savings $1.50 Value, Sq .Yd. $1. 75 Value, Sq. Yd. woven from selected wool yarns. s | i . Two ynrdl wide! Full rolls. Wlde ehm:c of | Some tiny wire marks. designs and of colors. A few slight irregulars in the | Heavy quality. lot. Please bring room measurements. p $2.75 Armstrong’s “A” Grade Inlaid 31 .95 _—— (3 Linoleum Slight seconds of the heavy, high-grade Inlaid Lino- leum sold regularly at $2.75 square yard! Choice of an excellent selection of attractive patterns. $29.50 Linen fringed ends. Sturdil: SxIZ-Ft Heavy Felt Bese $3.99 Smooth enameled surface; block or geometric patterns; all are if\ 19c = 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs THE VAST -ASSORTMENT INCLUDES: Cron-lur Marquisette Curtains Novelty Ruffled Curtains Dotted Marquisette Curtains Plain Voile Curtains Plain Marquisette Curtains Dotted Criss-Cross Curtains Lot One Valance Ruffled Sets Lot Two Lot Three Men’s $1.00 to $1.25 “Luxedo” Athletic Union Suits 4 Suits “Luxedo” Athletic Union Suits have been the popular choice of Washingtop men—and now we offer our complete stock of this well known make at this exceptional saving! Of English Broadcloth, Striped Madras, Striped Madras and Checked Nainsook. Vee neck style, with taped armholes, closed crotch, elastic back, full-cut check and extra wide legs. Bizes 36 to 50. Men’s $1.50 Shirts, collar attached and neckband. Broadcloths and other materials. White d patterns. Perfects. Men's §0c to 81 Shors and Shirls, Regatta and other makes. Stripes and novelty pat- oterns. Few whites. el ® irregulars in the lot .. Men's S0c Rayon-Mix Ibriggan 'lth short sleeves, lnm 'Ith long legs. Not all sizes Lmene Slip Covers | $6 95 For 3-Piece Living Room . Suite, Including 5 Separate Cushion Coven With § Separate Cushion Covers Linene stripe cover sets (hnl will fit any 3-piece living room suite—each set made with 5 separate cushion covers. See Our Famous “Surefit” Slip-Cover Sets at $10.85, $13,85, $15.85 and $18.85 Goldenbers's -Upholsteries— rth Floor. Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis Footwear . BROWN OR WHITE Boys’ and Gir Blondes— Stitch-Down Patents— OXFORDS Sun-Tans— MADE Almora— $ sTURDY| White Kid— COMPO Water Snake Calf— - R5°”'3_ 2-Tone Styles ® AiFew EN’ 3 . Slightly STRAPS & OXFORDS el SlEc Imperfect PATENT—TAN—BLACK OVER 100 STYLES Remarkable Purchase! Sale! Friday—1 Day Only ¢ Womens $3 to $5 Values« svi New Spring Footwear Lenthers $2.95 And Odd Lots from Our Own Stock at Dra stic Reductions for Final Clearance Friday! Tomorrow ends the sale of “The Boys’ Shop” stock, and we've made still deeper reductions to insure a complete clearance of everything left from this purchase, together with all odd lots from our own stock included in the sale. The majority of the merchandise is perfcct, but some slight irregulars are included. Because quantities ‘are in most instances limited, we cannot fill mail or phone orders. "Thc Boys’ Shop” and Our Own Stock . Boys’ Pajamas Boys’ 79¢ to $1.00 Cotton Pajamas, 16 in the lot. Extra Knickers !o match ‘most of these suits at $1.00 a pair extr, “The Boys’ lho Boyl $4. 95 Sailor Suits 15 B Blue Serge Sailor Suits, sizes i The ‘q;n-hly is limited 32 95 to id disappointment. T .',1"‘:- s.:/':sh.p" and Our Own Stock ‘Miscellaneous Lots of 15) Boys' $6.95 to $9.75 Emsemble s‘:m‘, 18 Boys’ $1.50 to $2.50 Bell Pa- sl jamas, sizes 6 to 18 years.. “The Boys’ Shop” and Our Own Stock Boys’ Overcoats off RS 5 3 to 7 years. (10) Boys’ Overcoats, regularly ‘ll.... sizes 15 to l. “The Boys® Shop” and Our Ouwn Stock Boys’ ' 50 Boys® Suits, in light Spring patterns; most of them all wool. Sizes 7 to 16 years $2.95 “The Boys’ Shop” and Our Own Stock Boys’ $10 to $12.50 Suits Boys’ “Prep” Suits with long trousers and vest; of all-wool fabrics. Sizes 15 to 20 years, for high school or college boys $4 97 Extra Longies to match most suits, $1.29 pair. $8.75 Wool Suits “The Boys® Shop” and Our Own Stock Boys’ “Bell Brand” Shirts & Blouses Boys' 79¢ to $1.00 Blouses; collar- attached style; sport collar 53 c with green or brown painted stripes on khaki. | ed stripes on Plain Criss-cross Curtains Scrim Hemmed Curtains . French Marquisette Panels Fringed Marquisette Panels Assorted 5-piece Curtain Sets Lot Four Lot Five, Sale of “La %:d:r Ches?: At Big Savings Floor samples of the m tionally advertised “La Cedar Chests at mearly ome- half original prices. The ma. jority are in handsome walnut Buldhs™ Tho" populac’ window seat modely inciuded. $25. 0': "i’:;uus 1 6 75 335’.?02{ ?:;uus 1 9 .75 Sold on Our Budget Plan of Convenient Payments Genuine Warren Porch Shades In green or hrown. Made with new patent fasteners, so a child can put them up or take them dowil. 4 ft. wide, $3.25 5 ft. wide; $4.25 6 ft. wide, $4.85 7 ft. wide, $5.65 8 ft. wide, $6.50 10 ft. wide, $7.95 All Have 7-ft. Drop Fourth Floor Ready-to-Hang Porch Awnings At One-third Less Than If You Had Them Made to Order! High-grade, ready-to-hang striped awnings of heavy 8-ounce material at will save you both the expense ind trouble of having your wnings made to ol ith heavy painted stripes (green with khaki, brown with khaki, green with or- ange or light with dark green)—as nearly sunproof as we can make them. vae* ™ 81370 viee. ™ $14.70 et §15.70 vi..... $16.70 viae "™ 816,70 Window Awmngs to Match 30-inch Size, with green or brown painted stripes on khaki. 42 & 48 inch Sizes, with green or brown paint- 36-inch Size, 33.49 33.98 ==/ _ Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor—Use Your Charge Account. Men’s $19.75 to $22.50 for All Sizes All Builds 2-Pants Suits and Spring Topcoats $ 1 6.50 ” and Our Own Stock Wearables Boys’ $8.50 to $10 Suits Boys’ Spring Suits with two pairs of golf g g B S b Boys’ $12 to $15 Suits Boys’ Suits of all-wool Blue Serges, Bl-o Cheviots and Fancy Mixtures, with two pairs of knickers. St-1bllyun. Also “Prep” Suits with two longies in fancy mixtures; sizes 39 75 “The lg;; Sh.p" and Our Own Stock ys’ weaten s 69c loya $2.00 to 3300 All-wool Sweat- ers, sizes 24 to 36 Boys’ $5.00 to $8.00 Heavy All-wool 95 Sweaters, in coat or pull-over styles. s3 Boys’ $1.00 to $1.50 Shirts and Blouses of White Broadcloth 3Q) and Madras, neckband style 99C Boys’ $3.95 to $5.00 Silk shlrh. also finest Broad- 31 79 -!l ltl’ to $3.95 also finest “The Boys' Shop” and Our Own Stock S pring Topcoats Well tailored two-pants suits of cassi- meres, cheviots and hard worsted effects. *Stripes and mixtures in gray, tans, browns and dark patterns. Two or three button coats. New Spring Topcoats of plaid backs, herringbones and fancy plaids—tans, ays and browns. Tailored over the f:!ut :tyle modelu. s Odd Trousers $1 95—52 95—$4.95 Choose from this collection of stripes, plain colors and mixtures. Light, medium and dark shades. Direct Entrances t6 Mem: -'cmnu from K Street and