Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 25

emphasizes the prmeiples first laid down by the Dependable Store” has been builded y, and :fashion rightness, it is true—but above all principle that the customer must be SATISFIED! S ago.: “The der. reat! [ ;’ §'1'on3 81'122".'50 ing Frocks $5.95 or jumior who wants to ely new Evening Frock for festivities and the coming rs of Fall and Winter should s sensational event. £fons—Georgettes Moires—Satins as—Printed Crepes ded shoulder straps, net flounces, pe collars and other details to make ing to the youthful or petite figure. s es’ Sizes 14 to 20. bl or Sizes 11 to 17. G oldenberg’s—Second Floor sises iniors Sale of Girls’ chilla Coats cy--\vnrm and for the growing or ed, with Tom | d —with beret to | 4 end Coats ngs for Little Folks! 8 “Hugs” la Coats 2 to 6 Yrs. v 8379 for w ee navy, red Babies’ 39¢ l‘hnnelenes Soft, fleecy gowns, kimonas and long or 29¢ short gertrudes, full cut and nicely made of white flannelette for the new baby. Buy a supply at this low price. ~Ahird Floor 31.4 si bk qual- e d styles p =ins and t heirlow ra yon flat nn iversary re'y —Second Flo 2d Prices on Radios 9 ragh Combinations : Ch of the Air” Majestic radios and combina- ticns. All are complete with tubes—marvelous “buys”! (1) $245 Ma (1] Model 101, $l79¢5 pination, now W s il $155 tie, Model lln 3169-50 combination, now “Radios on Our Budget Extras. We Do Not Majestie, combina- tion, now (1) $23 o Fourth Floor AL AT f orenid and Facial, Special Even the Beauty Shop celebrates our Anniver- s sary Sale — with this very low price for a refreshing faclal. Make your ap- pointment as soon as possible— this price is for Feunder's Day only. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor 10600000000000000000000. 25c Printed Percales 1000000000000 00000000000 & * 3 Yd. b4 Founder's Day Price 3 Yard wide Print- b4 ed Percales, high i count_qually, in- [ g fad Pushio srades, tn & $ large assortment of new styles. Guaranteed fast colors. Main Floor $1.10 Pillows, each Founder's Day Price $ size bed : pmow- filled with .Ierlllnd sanitary ered with good quality ticking. Fourth Floor ’0“Q“MOOOWOO000“0000000000000‘0000 Founder's Day Price Colt and elnllu navy and black. Second Fioor ; 3 Wool Sweaters g 3 $ : 3 Women’s Lovely New Xa4 Founder's Day Price Rayon dr esser with handsome 69e embroidered or- orchid. rose, blue and green. 3- pe. Vanity Sets to match, 69c. $1 Rayon Scarfs, each scarfs, trimmed gandy edge. Colors of gold, Art Department—Main Floor Pillowcases. pr. Founder's Day Price cases on good quality white stitched and in designs easy to embroider. Regular 69c Stamped Stamped pillow- 39e muslin; Them- Main Floor $5.50 Part-Wool Blankets Founder's Day Price Double - bed 82.95 size Blankets, Pair. wool and cotton mixed; warm Soft toned and and serviceable. plaid patterns. Fourth Floor Union Suits discontinued num- 2 0 16, but not in each style. Blouses white, tan, biue, on styles; some irregulars; sizes Founder’s Day Price bers of Augusta Main Floor Founder’s Day Price green and_fancy 4 to 15 years. Children’s $1 & $1.25 Mill-run and union suits. Sizes 69e Boys’ 59¢ to 79¢ Broadcloths, in 35¢ patterns. Button- Third Floor w.'“.‘..g00000000000000000 0800 $1.00 Neckwear Founder's D.y Priu g mew lewlhrm‘ cuff sets, with col- : ored embroidered knots that give i a beautiful beaded effect. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. $1.98 Double Width § § > 4 Chiffon Scarfs Founderl Dny Price ehmon :carll, In lovely shades lor An ideal Main Floor. Autumn. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000001°9000000000000000000000 22 to sell at ex- sls Floor samples, and apparel. Attractive walnut ve- * % * Cedar Chests § 3 actly half price for § slightly marred from handling. § neer; aromatic and moth-proof. $ Founder's Day Price Founder's Day! Of ample size to store clothes or Fourth Floor 000OMMQOQOQOQMMO““0000“0“0‘000 Eill N [} 0000000000000000000000000000000 24 Women’s 78¢ Union Suits Founder's Day Price Rayon striped medium - weight c suits; sleeveless and knee length. Main Floor. Women'’s 78¢ Underwear Founder's Day Price Medium-weigh t cotton bloomers and shirts to mateh; rayon stripes. 36 to 44. Main Floor. 00000000000000000000000 $2.75 Bed Spreads Founder's Day Price 5179 th scalloped edges. Fast 80x105 Rayon Beds| , in rose, bine, gold. cul-n‘ Main Fioor. 0““““0"“0.““0 BERG’S The Dependable Store 20000 As sketched— i heels. Red, blue, 9 e $1.50 Boudoir Slippers with elk leather purple and biack. = All sizes to 8. Founder’s Day Price soles and medium Shoes—Main Floor Founder's Day Price Five - plece Rauf- complete with wide 48¢ valance and tie- ¥ Fourth Floor, $3.95 All-Linen Founder's Day Price Fine all- $1.95 con Set, in- cluding 52x68 luncheon cloth with colored bor- der and 6 napkins to match; 7 89¢ Curtain Sets fled Curtain Sets, backs. Pretty designs. Luncheon Sets linen Lunch- set pieces. Main Floor. $32 Innerspring Mattress and Coil Spring Complete 77291 ©-95 and genuine inner spring mattress with woven ticking cover. Made to fit any bed. Furniture Store— Boys’ $7 Sheep-l..ined' Leatherette Coats Founder's Day Price Sheep Illlefl. s4 87 with shee) lu ro lar; e faced. Black and brown, in sizes 8 la 18 years; and junior ltyl- in , green and brown. 4 by years. Third Floor. .Colgate’s 60c Perfume, Bottle calFgunder's Day Price per- lllmu. nlncuvdy c bottled and offered odors of Narcisse, Jasmin, Chypre and Lily of the Valley. Msin Floor. Budget Men’s $10 Brocaded Rayon Lounging Robes ST B $6.45 in a galaxy of stunning_color combinations. wide cuffs. Fully faced, trimmed teen girdle. Small, me- Buy Now for Christmas! brocaded rayon Large shawl-coll; styles with large and extra large sizes. 00020000000 000000000000000000090; 0000000000000 00000000000000000 90600000 Knickers Founder’s Day Price terns and cord- uroys, mnl.l- tloetie waist models, Sizes 8 to 17. Third Floor jacks Founder’s Day Price tweedaroy wool- Tined lumber- grade. Sizes § to 18 years. Thir Boys’ $1.79 to $2.50 Suiting pat- 59 tion and s l ” § Boys’ $5.95 Lumber- Reversible 79 jacks. Best s4. 0000000000000000000000. l Hib A 4 u\l il A=A $3 Rio Rita Corsets Founder's Day Price pin models, well forced with elastic over abdomen. Front clasp, 6 garters. Sizes 30 bl.le: ll:k' sl.,s Second Floor $1.95 to $3.50 Fur Strips Founder’s Day Price Mandel, lapin (coney), beaverette furs, in four and six inch widths. Cream, black, grye, brown and fan. Main Floor. 10c and 15¢ Handkerchiefs Founder's Day Price * 35¢ Men's plain white or colored woven border handkerchiefs and women’s sample handkerchiefs in many styles. Main Fioor, bmonomoo000000000000omou'.»»moom“o0000omnmoo1'.0000“0000““0000“0““0»000 § b $ Colgate’s 10c Soaps ¢ 6 < 3Oc i Choice of the following: : Colgate’s Big Bath $ Cashmere Bouquet * Coleo i Imperial Lilac : 4 Maln Floor : 9000000000000 0000000000 Men’s $2.50 Gloves Founder’s Day Price Hansen, soft fieece-lined gloves, in tan, brown and black. Serviceable grade. 74 to 11. Main Fleor. P: Sizes Men’s $1.59 Shirts Founder’s Day Price Carefully tailored shirts from a fa- mous Troy shirt maker. Dark pat- terns only in sizes 13! to 15. Main Floor, 00“0000““"0“0000“000': 1000000000000 000000000000000000¢ M“O‘:;O“QO“OOOQ'0.0“000000000‘000000 25¢ Cannon Mills Turkish Towels Founder’s Day Price l 4c each Size 20x40-inch Cannon Mills absorbent colored 900000000000 0000000000 300000 ““mm“«“““»“«:uoononomnmoo Plan is best. Women’s $3.50 Sport Skirts ° Founder’s Day Price Of flannels. tweeds, wool s LA §9 .98 wvert cloths. Ab- tractive colors. Second Floor Women’s $3.50 Kimonos Founder’s Day Price kimonos; neat figured pat- Ravon satin $2.98 terns. Al sizes, and rayon crepe Second Floor 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000¢ $4 All-Wool Auto Blanket Robes Founder’s Day Price All-wool im- ported robes. s 59 Three beautifui plain designs. All robes are fringed. Sporting Goods—Main Floor $3.50 and $4 Crepe de Chine Undies Faumlcr% Day Price of beautiful 32’69 quality, in tai- lored and lace-trimmed models. Also chemise and step-ins. $1.39 Rayon Crepe Slips Gowns, and dance lftl Founder's Day Price lored models. Wi men’s and misses’ Rayon flat crepe 9 8 sizes. slips in peatly tai- Goldenberg's—Second Floor. 000000000000000000000¢580000000000000000000000 v $12 and $15 Fur Scarfs black painted scarfs; finished with beads, tails, Founder’s Day Price Manchurian brushes and fans. Red fox and $8-95 full-length Second Floor 000000000000 00000000000 $4.95 Velour Overdrapes, set Founder's Day Price Handsome velour over- LI $90685 plete with wval- ance. Colorings to harmonize with the new draperies, Fourth Floor, $3.95 Radio Benches Beautiful all- benches, uphol- 52.89 stered in velour or green. Goldenbers's—Radio Department, metal frame or flowered designs. Red, rust Fourth Floor. .0000000000.0000.0000004 e = 22y, $1.95 & $2.50 Canton Crepe and Crepe Satin Founder’s Day Price 84c 40-inch Allsilk Canton Crepe. 40-inch Allsilk Crepe_Satin. In black, navy and brown v. Full pieces—perfect quality. Main' Ficor. 9000000000000 000000000¢ $3.98 Table Lamp Founder's Day Price Beautiful can- delabra style § .98 lamps, antique finish, metal base; ‘sillc shade. Downstairs Store. $1.25 Wall Brush Founder's Day Price Johnson's chem- ically treated wall or floor brush. Has [ J washable head and long handle, 00000000000 00000000000 4 Use Our Budget Plan For economy and practicability a Here, at Golden- berg’s, we do not penalize our friends with interest or extras. Here’s a Marvelous Selection of New For Found- er’s Day Soft Lyons Velvets . . 32.87 . French Felts ... Soleils . . . each of these three ' smart favorites is represented here in literally dozens of fashionable shapes —and what values they are! Showing the newest brim treatments and shal- low crowns . . . the new fur trims . . . and every wanted shade for Winter 1930! $7.50 “Antelope ? sz.s:. t{ $3.50 | 4 Suede” Felts Sof kit- If you are ten’s le:::-.:'l s445 “in the market” s"" very expensive looking. | for an inexpensive felt that Shown in thirty shapes | doesn't look too inexpen- for misses and women. | sive—be sure to see these. Black, brown, green, wine |- A score of shapes in the or navy. @ wanted colors. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor Founder’s Day in the Anniversary Brings— Men’s Famous ‘“Nobelt” $2 to $3 PAJAMAS sl.l 3 for $3.50 There are thousands of Washington men wear- ing these faultlessly tailored pajamas—they like the way they wear, the way they fit! They are extra comfortable because of the special elastic waist—no binding. Regulation, middy and English Broadcloth lounging styles in plain colors, stripes, novelty Madras French Sateen patterns and white, Lusterette Cloth hmph and frregulars. and other Materials Sizes A to D. Men’s $2.00 Part-Wool ¢ Union Suits Vtica Knit “Body- gard” union suits. s .39 Fall weight; soug fit- ting collarette neck, full cut chest, long trunk. Sizes 36 to 46. Famous Merit mnk- 69 with long sleeves: draw- Founder’s Day in Our Anniversary £5.00 Shop tomorrow for these values! what men like. Single and double Men’s $1 mbbed Underwear suits in random gr: medium weight dhxrh ers ankle length, sateen waisthand. @ Regular sizes. Brings Men’s 8 Young Men’s $30 & $35 Extra Trousers % l 9.50 o Mateh Thrifty men will flock to Goldenberg’s " High-grade suits—every one fashion- right and skillfully tailored with an eye to breasted models, conservative or for young men, New Blues New Grays New Tans New Browns Fancy Weaves Regulars, shorts, slims and stouts; sizes 34 to 48. $20 and $25 Topcoats The cold weather makes a top- s ’s coat a necessity—splendid assort- l s' ment of sporty models. Genuine Llama Cloth Fabries, Camel Hair Cloths and Swanky Tweeds. Tans, browns, grays, blues and mixtures. Plain or belted, 34 to 44. Direct Entrances to Men's Shops from and ith Stis. Serges A Sensational Purchase Women's $3 to $5 Fall Footwear GUNMETALS Patents—Suedes 2-Tone Combinations Women’s $4 to $6 Arch Support Footwear Black Kid Patents Regent Brown Kid Pumps 1 Straps Oxford Ties All Sizes to 8 All Style Heels Boys’ & Girls’ SHOES Gun Metal or Patents 51-33 Sizesto 2 g Mun Patent One Strap SLIPPERS | Oxfords Blucher Styles All Sizes As Pictured 4 Report to Be Made Today in ] Death of William Thomas Fealy. Special Dispatch to Thé Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 24— That William Thomas Fealy, 24-years old George Washington University medical student, of 236 Kentucky aves nue southeast, Washington, D. C., whose crushed body was found on a small trestle on the electric rallway here ab an early hour Monday morning, was killed by a street car which left this city about one-half hour before his body was found, will be the substance of a report to be made to Police Capt. W. W. Campbell by Detective Sergt, Edgar Sims of the local force today. Dissatistaction Expressed. Sims was assigned to the case yes- terday when Capt. Campbell expressed dissatisfaction with previous evidence in the case and ordered a reinvestiga- tion into the cause of the youth’s death. Slight blood stains and a few hairs were found by Sims yesterday on one of the trucks of the train driven by Motorman Johnson, which passed over the trestle ;bou:l 32 minutes before the body was ound. Blood stains are $o be found on the rails at the scene of the accident, according to the report Sims will make, and hair is to be found on the tracks for some length in front of where the body was found. The-only explanation to be made of the 25-cent piece on the back of the dead youth's according to Sims, is that he had that sum in his hand to pay his fare on the | train when he was struck. Girl Out of Town. | The girl in Rosemont who Fealy had been visiting prior to his death is out of town and the time he left her not be established yesterday, but was sald in a previous mvesfinuon to idnight. The train otorman was the for Washington atter that time and the explanation is made that | Pealy walked along the tracks toward Temple Station, near where the acel~ dent occurred, while walting for the train. This repon of Sims is expected WILBUR LEAVE EXTENDED | Secretary of Interior Continued as Stanford University President. SAN FRANCISCO, October 34 (#).— Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur's leave of ab- sence as president of Stanford Unis versity was. extended for a year by the | board of trustees last night. Simuls | taneously, the board extended the ap= | pointment of Dr. Robert E. Swan a§ acting smldmt Dr. Wilbur requested the extension -gntlnua his duties as Secretary of SHIPPING NEWS Princess May—Kini DUE TOMORROW. | Deutschland —Hamburg Essequibo—Valparaiso Manuel Arnus—Hava DUE SUNDAY, OCTOBER | | Limg Kariaruhe— Bremerhaven ' DUE MONDAY., OCTOBER 27. Adriatic—Liverpool . i Wastern Worlde Bucios MaravalFort of Spain Virginia- llng‘ gow DUE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. Metapan—Santa M Falcon—La Guayra Grasse—Havre Bermude Bermudn Maurstania—_Soupthampton [ —Valparaiso Hellig Olay-~Gopenhagen i Stavangerfjord—Oslo Alfonso XiIl—Vigo i OUTGOING STEAMERS. | SAILING TODAY. Havre and London. = ‘Saritos, Caronia—Plymouth, d Havre. a—Cristobal, Callao and ‘herbours, Southampton and Bres and Southampton. Pennland—Plymouth, Cherbours and werp. Amor—Por Prince. SiBoney “Havana, Proreso and Vers Saturni nes, Naples, Patras Trieste. Martinique—Puerto_Colombia. Munargo—Nassau, Miami and Havana. SAILING TOMORROW. | Koscmlko—cnnmhnni‘-nd Gdvnia. Autonio—Bellast and Liverpoo Bermuda ) uda, Cieveland—Cobh, Cherbours, Southamp d_ Hamburi ™ an e Volendam—Fiymouth, Boulogne and Rottem £1""Salvador—Puerto . Colombia, Cartast porSHicbal, Corinto and San Francisco. San Ju Virginia—Havana, Cristobal and San P cisco. na. Cristobal and Port Limo Ty i ngston, Puerto Cas Tela, Puerlo rlox and Belize H Cherbours and London. earic—Cobh an L)vn% ol. Bo ort au Prince, Puerto Colombia cell \ hxhlh)lol -Alexlndrl | Laurelpark—santo Dor mi ty. Sud Facifico— Montevideo and Huenos SAILING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 326, Musa—Porto Castilla and Porto Cortes, SAILING MONDAY, OCTOBER 27. Jefferson—Norfolk. | City of Montzomery— | Manuel Arnus--Cadis ‘and Barcelons, SAILING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 38. liao and Valp nd Cristobal. SAILING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2). | Berengaria_Cherbours and Southan Deuischiand.-Gherbours, Southampton ‘Hambur stan, Cristobal, Kin Puerto Colombia and Santa Plymouth, Cherbourg and La Guayr llbo? . BAILING THURSDAY, OCTOBER Karlsruhe—Galway and Bremerhaven. | Sap, Lorenzo—8an Jusn and Santo D Ametlcan Farmer—London. SAILING FRIDAY, OCTOBER Juscanis—plymouth, Hevre and Tmug