Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 23

==————Free Parking for Our Patrons Opposite 8th St. Entr, GOLDENBERG'S “AT SEVENTH AND K” :: :: :: WASHINGTON’S POPULAR SHOPPING CENTER FIEFSHNG CAVP OPENEDTOOOVER Ogontz Lodge, in ‘ Pennsyl- vania Mountains, Soon Ready for Occupancy. Station WMAL Tomorrow (Thursday), 10:45 to 11 am, for our usual weekly program. Beret Sets $1.98 Cunning little rayon-and-wool sweater in white, pink or blue with beret to match. Goldencherg's—Third Floor We Have Your Every Ne ed for Decoration Day! Lovely, Freshly Cut Peonies For Memorial Day pecid § 129 vo-. Special at Exquisite large Peonies in pure white and bril- liant colors. These beautiful flowers are direct from our florists and will keep fresh for Friday. Also a varied selection of other cut flowers here for your choosing. Spray Flags and Flag Sets for Decoration Day at lowest - in - the - city prices. (Stationery Department, Main Floor.) By the Associated Press. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Deep in_the mountains’ of Lycoming | County, Ogontz Lodge, the hunting and | fishing 'camp of Jay Cooke, 3d, Phila- delphia financier, was being made ready today for the visit of President Hoover over the week end. i The President will motor to the camp | from Gettysburg after his memorial | address, and will spend Friday and Sat- urday nights, returning to Washington early Sunday. Although definite plans have not been announced, it is expected | that Saturday will find Mr. Hoover whipping an enticing pool with a trout line, for the nearby streams abound In the speckled beauties, and the Presi- dent’s love of the fishing sport is well known. President’s Second Visit. It will be the President’s second visit to Ogontz Lodge. He and Mr. Cooke, a grandson of the famous Civil War finan- cier, long have been friends, and Mr. Hoover spent several days at the lodge in May, 1928, During the World War Mr. Cooke May 28— Dainty New White Handbags $1 Why ruin an otherwise white or pastel Summer ensemble with a dark bag—when you can find a pretty white one for only a dollar? These are of leather or DuPont $15 & $16.50 Values in Stunning Tailored or Fluffy Dresses For Your Vacation Wardrobe! Very Specially Priced at Special Memorial Day Wreaths, Crosses, served as food administrator for Phila- delphia, and in the presidential cam- paign in 1928 he was in charge of the collection .of funds in: Eastern Pgnnsyl- vania for the Republican national com- mittee. He is manager of the Girard Trust Co. and s director of the Frank- lin National Bank, the Pennsylvania Very beautiful sprays of Anchors, etc. leather fabric in smart envelope palm Teaves, magnolias and wax flowers—c har mingly arranged. 51.69 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor 32.98 to $7.98 and pouch shapes. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Raflroad Co. and the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. He Was a member of the brokerage firm of Charles | D. Barney & Co. for 23 years, retiring as an active partner in 1919. In Family's Hands 44 Years. Mr. Cooke’s family has owned Ogontz Women’s All-Wool Swimming Suits $1.95 Sheer Chiffon Silk Hose 0% for 44 years. The lodge, situated on the west bank of Larrys Creek, is 5 miles | For T"f" Trelendin from the nearest public road and about Decoration s 98 ing 30 miles from this city. . The peaceful green-and-white camp Day [ Vacation ° 9 with its generous veranda, its rooms hung with mounted fish and heads of | Plunge! Shades! game, looks out upon a forest primeval The President may cast his trout line in streams nearby or he may penetrate the mountains for miles. @, Beautiful full-fashioned silk hose—correct and lovely to the last detail. Sheer ear. . .silk- from-top-to-toe...square or French heels...a well known make that we cannot mention. These Very Smart Shades: A splendid assortmént of gay colors and “tricky” new two-tone combinations that will make you eager to take a dip on Friday! All comfortably knit to fit trimly Red, green, navy and beautiful new shades Some are in solid Whether or not you are “stepping out” on Decoration Day, you will be keenly inter- ested in styles and values like these! En- sembles; sleeveless sport frocks, pastel GEORGETOWN LIBRARY, and smartly. that we hardly know what to name. BILL TO BE DRAFTED Special Committee Appointed lol-g Task at Meeting of Group Backing Proposal. A bill to authorize a branch public | library in Georgetown is to be drafted ; by & special committee appointed last | night at a meeting of the committee on a Georgetown public library at the home of Dorsey W. Hyde, Jjr., 3122 N. street. Mr. Dorsey is general chairman of the committee and four subcommittees were appointed. One of these committees, headed by John H. Small, former member of Con- gress, planned to meet today to draft the language of the bill, which Repre- sentative Ruth Hanna McCormick told the recent mass meeting on the project she would introduce in Congress. Other members of the commitiee meeting with Mr. Small are Lieut. Col.' Harry B. Jordan and Col. Edward Clifford. Other subcommittee chairmen were appointed as follows: Isaac B. Nord- linger, chairman of the subcommittee to circulate a petition among people of Georgetown; B. A. Bowles, president of the Georgetown Citizens’ Association, chairman of the subcommittee to pre- <$ent the petition to the District Com- missioners, and Rear Admiral H. H. Rousseau, chairman of the subcommit- tee on plans and estimates. It was proposed .that the lbrary should be situated on grounds large enough to provide some parking around it and that, if possible, the architecture should be Colonial, 50 as to be in har- mony with the best type of old George- town architecture. . Druggist Leaves $500,000. MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 28 (F).—An estate of approximately $500,000 was left by Robert R. Ellis, wholesale drug store head and vice president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, who died here last Priday. His will, probated Monday, left most of the estate to his son, Robert R. Ellis, jr. West Point, Miss. his birthplace, re- ceived $10.000 to erect chimes in honor of his wife. Several charitable insti- | tutions benefitted CASE ON 'ICE— YOU NEEDN'T WORRY ABOUT CASUAL GUESTS. COMPETENT DENTISTRY 30 year experlence of a grad-f§ uate dentist and the use of best materials Is our assurance to gain vour confidence. Dr. Freiot must conform to his state- ments_in all his advertising and his larce number of patients enable him to ask a smaller fee. FREE EXAMINATION SUCIION Per Tooth, $6 and $8. Guaranteed Al Grad, Phone National 0019 407 7th St. N. W. Entrance Next 10 Kuy ‘s Jeweles Store SUNBURN, RASHES, BITES eased by cool, antiseptic Zemo Depend on cooling, soothing Zemo to draw the heat and sting out of sunburn and bring comfort to Sum- Known and praised Millions kidow how ¢ it clears away troubles, uding stubborn dandruff and ugly pimples. Try this gafe, reliable antiseptic after shav- ing; it eases razor-smart. Always have Zemo handy. Any druggist. 35¢, 60c, $1.00. « FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS Il L : TR Ty ‘frocks with plain or gay all-over-em- broidered jackets, fluffy printed mar- quisettes, dainty embroidered geor- gettes, dotted chiffons and hand- some shantungs —in adorable styles for every Summer event. $2.98 -’33-98 White . . . Flesh . .. Chartreuse Made of the finest, of cotton pique Time for Decoration Day! +«oNile...Orchid ... Maize « . . Aquamarine . . . Rose Blush ... Coral ... Navy- and-White . . . High Shades . . . Black-and- = . s White . . . Beige ... or ‘handkerchief linen, with charm- every smart fa. ing “dressmaker” details, tuckings, vorite. bows, etc.” Pastel shades, eggshell and white. Sizes 14 to 44. Goldenberg's—Second Floor Sizes 14 to 46. Boys’ $1 & $1.50 Blouses & Shirts 79¢c Perfects and irregulars of sport and col- lar attached blouses and shirts, White and fancy col- ors in good Junior shirts, Shirts Men’s $2 and $2.50 SHIRTS A splendid assortment of fine shirts — neat fancy patterns, stripes and plenty of whites. Collar attached and . neckband /styles in broadcloths and madrases. Sizes 14 to 17 in all sleeve lengths. shirting fabrics. and blouses, 6 to 12. 12 to 147, Boys® 79¢ to 95¢ Wash Knickers Khaki, linens and fancy cottons are just the - thing' for 99c¢ :"".:*; ;‘Efi,%‘lfl? 9 Pre-Decoration Day Specials for Men! Boys $2.45and $3 . 50c to 65¢ Rayon-Silk Mixed Fancy Hose, 29¢ Jantzen Bathing Suits, speed or regu- lation models .................$5.50 $3.95 Wool Bathing Suits, all styles. . .$2.95 $2 to $4 Straw Hats, sailor or soft. . . . $1.59 75¢ to $1 Shorts, plain or fancy. . . . ... .55¢ $1 to $1.25 Luxedo Athletic Union Suits, 79¢ $5 & $6 Murray Wool Sweaters. . $3.29 79c to $1 Fancy Golf Hose. . . . . ... .69¢c - wool style bathing Boys’ $1 to $1.50 ing “Slipova” brand. Boys’ $1.65 to $2 with skirt effect. . Wash Suits Linen Knickers grays Plus-4 triple strands of creamy white with Summer frocks, Rare values, too! esimulated. s l 29 for4$5 T < colors, others have contrasting stripes. Goldenberg's—Recond - Floor Pearl + Necklaces 29¢c Correctly graduated i or pastel beads— which are always lovely Goldenbers's—M: Girls’ Fine Tub Men;-Don’t-MissT hisGreat Sale of Frocks ; Hot Weather That We Are Justly ‘ Proud of! $1.9 If there are prettier frocks to be had for this price—we'd certainly: like to- - Fine voiles, novelty prints in such charming new styles that both mothers and daugh- In straightline or pretty flared models—many with Sizes 7 to 14 years. see them! ters will adore them! 3 \\ cape collars. “ For ers and shorts of nat ray, grey or ‘hite Sizes 30 to 36....... Goldenbers’s—Thir piques and Decoration Day Outings! Girls’ Sport Togs, including knick- en: and sailor pants. to 16 year .......... Girl' Polo Sweaters of cotton e mesh with short sleeves and * round neck or collar. White, $ maize, tan, blue or flesh Su " sorts of hecoming styles . . and ‘hats of novelty shape. pretty Summer sports.frocks. from 634 to 734. Suits Regular $15 to $18 Qualities The better kind .of feather weights that hold their shape because they are tailored Everything a man could want is here for hot weather comfort . . . new patterns and styles in plain colors, stripes and novelty mix- right. tures. % CAR Genuine Palm Beach . . . Kool Krashes . . . Tropi- cal Cloths . .. Flannels and other fabrics equally as popular Sizes 34 to 50. Here’s Another Special— “Morton Hall” 2-Pants Suits 324.50 When it comes to value here is a suit of clothes that is hard to beat at any price...100% all-wool blue serges and cheviots with two pairs of trousers. All the smartest styles, with single and double breasted coats. 33 to 4. Direet Entrances fo Men's Shop From K and Seventh Streets Crystal, Nocturne, Havana Beige, Mimosa, Gypsytan, Wrought Iron, Mirage, Grain. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. $2.95 to $3.50 mmer Hats You’ll Want One for Decoration Day . .. and Several After T hat! For Decoration day but ushers in the need for the tailored sports hat...whether it be of felt or stitched crepe. i and pliable . .. you'll hardly know you're wearing a hat! There are all . brimmed hats , .. As for the colors . . . course, and every popular pastel shade you can think of to match FELT CRUSHERS The perféct informal sport hat, in white and. every smart pastel shade, Goldenberg's—Second Floor $1.97 Either model is so cool off-the-face hats . . . there's white, of Head sizes 81.19 Sizes Bathing Suits Red, green and navy. 28 to 36. Special lot includ- many sample Some linens, broad- 79c cloth, khaki or fancy. 3 to 8, Golf knickers of linens, plaids _and .50 A i styles. simawu.sl Whltfi Broadcloth Spgrts sllll'ts. i 51.19 S Goldenberg’s—Third Floor, Goldenberg's—Main Floor Make the Holiday a Real Day With a Set of Logan Super Cord Tires EYES EXAMINED FREE % Your driving over the holiday and 7 for months to come will be a real pleas- V% ure with a set of Logan Super Cords on 7~ your car, for Logans are guaranteed by s the maker and Goldenberg’s as to work- % manship and material. Note these lowest-in-the-city prices “3 on First Line, First Quality Tires: Genuine Invisible Bifocal Lenses Far and Near Vision $7 b 3 { AR 8 30x3% cl. $4.60 30x3% cl. o. ... .$5.00 29x4.75 .......$8.10 1A in onc pair of lenses. Sold regularly at $12. Special price 29x5.00 .......$8.50 Fine Quality 29440 ;... . J$50T5 - oIS T 53.50 . 30x4.50 .......$6.50 ficd 1o vour 30x5.00 .......88.70 “Euery Pair of Glasses Fully Guaranteed” Two Registered Optometrists Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge Use Yonr Charge . Optieat Deptmfiain Fions: 30x5.25 ......$10.30 Logan Tires May Be Purchased on Our Budget Plan Sporting Géods—Main Floor Style ) 2z 2 White Kid Footwear “martly Patterned Pumps—Ties—Straps in * Specially Priced ; 98 , $9).98 D Styles ~ Main Floor Brown or white.s All sizesto 2. .. Patch Tennis. Brown or White St o All Sizes Also a Large Selection of Blonde Kid—Patents—Satins Almora Kid—Gunmetal CREPE SOLE SPORT OXFORDS All Styles—All Sizes 32.98 e Cross Strap TENNIS 19c¢ Boys’ and Girls’ Ankle Women’s Imported Boys’ and Girls Smart Footwear Straps and Oxfords ® Children’s Patent One- Strap Slippers and Oxfords. 98c Sizes to 8. .. Boys’ and Girls’ Play Oxfords and Sandals ..AII sizes to 2. Woven Sandals Styles Tan and All White All Tan .87, 3 Two Tones [}