Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1931, Page 25

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 25, 1931—PART ONE. B-9 |IIIIIII|I1||I|I|HII|1IIII1Illllll|l|l!ll|l|lll|ll1|1|||l||l|1l||||||||m|I|||||l|||l|IIIImIlIIIIIIII||IHIII|III||IIlfllIIIIIlIHIIIlIIHIIIIMMMIHIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIfllllIIImlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIl||IlIIIIIlIllmIlIIIlIIlllllllilllllllmlllllmllfllmmllmmlmIHIIMIMIB“IIIMI!IIIMfilmmlflmn 000 = Taraabler full sibes 33C inch width. ' 10¢ For the breakfast nook or the S sto meemol, 3 49, Cissics Darning Cotton, 4 Bty Sl DT S = € in black and colors. 120 i pposite ::euuu vy col o::tll in bjlupe‘?nt; 3 K i erns. Very serviceable. 4l.x § %o ‘snap Fasten- | NAtional . 8th St. e 2 ers, white or black; —_— e Al sizes. 3 cards for 10€ 5220 5 i Entrance ISKMODIFCATON ONGOLDRESERES | : | League Delegation Sees Cen ' Downstairs Store—Goldengers’s tyal Bank’s Need of More 1 Rational Credit Policy. My the Associated Press GENEVA, January 24.—Recom: Mendations that existing legal stipu I§tions concerning gold reserves be ified at once to allow central banks ‘The report, which was communicate to the League council, is the secon interim report of the gold delegation. 1t confines itself to indicating the prin. ciple whereon an_efficient working o gold standard principles must, in delegation’s opinion, primarily 'de pend. The council directed that the gold Igport be communicated to all nations ether members or non-members o the League. Changes Pointed Out. ‘The reporting delegation pointed ouf ent changes in the functioning o e gold standard, namely, withdrawal of gold from actual circulation, g eralization of the so-called gold change standard and more gene: adoption of a rigid percentage system. Other changes mentioned were the fncreasing importance of New York as & major lending center and a narro ing of the gold points. On the whole, the task of the cen- tral banks was described as more deli- cate and more difficult than in the past. On the other hand, the report say. the forces which lead to internatio: disequilibrium have changed somewhat Qwing to the growth of international indebtedness and more especially the growth of the short term capital fund, influence of capital and- interest movements has increased, compared mh that of the exchange of commodi- Strains More Frequent. Consequently the whole organization his become more sensitive and strains on the gold reserves more frequent. Yet the delegation believes than * optimum distribution of gold available {g’ monetary uses” may ultimately be ieved if the world comes gradually back to normal conditions and public cenfidence improves. To_achieve beneficial distributions of gold the delegation recommends, in dition to granting monetary authori- ‘wider powers for pursuit of a * tlonal credit policy,” a reduction of gsung minimum of gold legally red in the reserves of the central banks, granted that an international understanding on this subject is reached. * - One Room, Kitchen and Bath Electrical Refrigeration THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Road Reasonable Rentals Monday! Tuesday! Wednesday! ] FRAMES In Goldenberg’s ¢ Optical Dept. 3 2.85 We made a lucky purchase of these high-grade, up-to frames at an exceptional price advantage that becomes yours if you attend this sale during the next three days. THREE . Smart © Styles Featherweight Hi-bridge Frame “Veri-thin” Ear Pieces Hi-bridge Type Frame Regular-bridge Frame Eyes Examined FREE Two Registered Optometrists ~Dr. Kanstoreom in charge. Main Floor—Goldenbers’s ALL items in this column have been “SHOPPED"” by our expert shopper and found to_be lower in price than sold for in other stores. Look for this column of “SHOPPED BARGAINS” every week—and SAVE! ‘We cannot fill mail phone orders.and must *restriet quantities to each purchaser, Men’s 75¢ to $1 Shorts Faultless Nobelt make of rayon and 3 9c fine cottons. Samples and irregulars, 28 to 40.—Main Floor. Women’s 89c Undies Run-resistent rayon —panties, blocmers, 5 2c combinations (bloom- er or panty legs). Sizes 36 to 42.—Main Floor. 59c Bath Salt Sets Guimet sets, attrac- tively boxed. Bath 29C tablets and cake of bath soap.—Main Floor. 10c Rinso, 2 Pkgs. for Rinso washing pow- der—regularly 10c— 13C 2 packages for 13c.— Main Floor. Boys’ 79¢ to 95¢ Broadcloth Shirts Collar attached; white or fancy. 6 to flqc 12 and 12% to 14%. Some irregular.—Third Floor. Boys’ $2 & $3 Knickers Fancy gray ; corduroys, tweed $1 79 patterns;.-also . suitings. Sizes 8 to 16—Third Floor. Tots’ $1.00 Dresses Walking dresses with panties to match. 49c Plain or printed. 1to 3 yrs.—Third Floor. 29c Turkish Towels Cannon Mill first quality towels. Double 19C thread weave. Col- ored borders. 22x44 size— Main Floor. 15¢ Bleached Muslin Close woven, soft finish grade. 36 IOC inches wide.—Main Floor. '50c' Rayon Satin All rayon quality in several wanted shades 3 Sc and white and black. 40 inches wide.—Main Floor. $1 Coco Door Mats Good size door mats of heavy brush, with 65C fancy borders. Well made—Downstairs Store. $1.79 Rag Rugs, ea. Hit-or-miss patterned rag rugs; color fast pat- 1 terns. 27x90-inch size.— Downstairs Store. 95¢ Window Shades Albert Holland make. White, ecru 6 2C or green. Hartshorn rollers. Perfect.—Fourth Floor. $1.69 Curtains, Pair Dotted mar- quisette—criss- 1 2 5 cross style. . Have cornice valance and tie backs.—Fourth Floor. Women’s §1 Slips Rayon flat crepe costume slips in 69c dainty pastel shades. Women’s and misses’ sizes.— Second Floor. Men’s 50c Handkerchiefs Silk handkerchiefs, in solid colors with 25c hand-rolled hems, or white with colored woven bor- ders.—Main Floor. 10c O.N.T. Cotton, 6 for 250-yard spools of Clark’s famous O. N. T. 45c cotton, in black or white. Assorted numbers.— e, — 500 Dozen of These High-Grade #1-25 to #1°° SHEETS Colored Bordered Hemstitched Sheets in 81x99-in. Size $45,$50 and $55 Grades! *33 9x12-Ft. and 8.3x10.6-Ft. Sizes in Either Type Rug! Thick Pile All Perfect Fine Weaves Guaranteed for Handsome Colors Long Wear $80 & $85 Wilton Rugs, 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. sizes $37.50 & $40 Axminster and Velvet Rugs, 9x12 and 8Y, x10V; . . $21.00 Axminster Rugs, 6x9-ft. room size. Special $2.25 & $2.50 Velvet Stair and Hall Carpeting. $2.75 & $3.00 Axminster Stair and Hall Carpeting. Yd. $20 to $30 Fibre, Grass and Mouzourk Rugs, 9x12 size. . . . . . $14.50 Grass Rugs, heavy, reversible grade. 9x12 size $12.50 Basket-weave Fibre Rugs, 9x12-ft. size. Special $4.00 Oval, Wool-yarn Rugs, size 27x54 inches. Special $30 & $35 Chinese Rugs, 2x4 ft. Extra fine weaves $50 & $55 Chinese Rugs, 2Y/3x5-ft. size. About half price $2.00 Oval, Wool-yarn Rugs, 23x38-inch size. Exactly half $18.00 Marie Antoinette Rugs, 8x10 and 6x12 ft. sizes $1.00 “Napara” Felted Rugs, seconds. 27x54-inch size. . .. 45c to 59c Felt Base Floor Covering, per square yard Sale of High-Grade Bleached Sheets— 81x99, 81x90, 72x99 and 63x99 In. | Dainty colored bordered hem- Fresh, crisp bleached sheets of stitched sheets with 4 inch hems sturdy round thread sheeting, closely woven for long service. —pink, blue, peach, biw: or green Free from starch or dressing. —guaranteed color fast. Some slight seconds—guaranteed to have no holes. 39¢ Bleached Pillowcases 39c Unbleached Sheeting, yd. 45x36 and 42x36 inch sizes—of fine Heavy round thread quality for pillow case cotton. In the group are making double-bed sheets. 87 inches 25c also colored bordered hemstitched 25c wide. cases to match sheets. $1.00 Bleached 81x90 Sheets Full double-bed size sheets of serv- iceable bleached sheeting. Round 69c thread quality. $1.50 Mattress Covers, ea. Full and twin sizes of heavy un- bleached sheeting. Full cut to allow 1 for shrinkage. $4 & $5 Rayon Bedspreads 80x105 and 86x108 inch rayon spreads—blue, gold, $2 49 . Including such fa- mous grades as Armstrong, Con- goleum, Neponset and Certainteed. Tile patterns . . . floral patterns . . . modernistic patterns. orchid and green shades. $1.39 Crinkle Bedspreads 80x105-inch bedspreads, crinkled style with rose, blue, gold, orchid and green $1 stripes. Scalloped edges. Main Floor—Goldenberg’s. T 1 000 Sale of A;WEJIT . Double-Faced BLAN . Velour Draperies $6'pn One-Half Price $10 Value $10.00 andsome plal atterns. Care- for 9x10.6- sateen in match- $15.00 { ing color. S e e 5398 $7.50 | : e e $18.75 i e Two-tone Wool Blankets, grades, pr. ; ,;";l 7505 o, each $5.19 $ 9.85 o e ot YR S Pt Wool Biankets i 1 : Small sizes in the group— $5.00; now, pair We have not a comp~ete assovrvt_ment in 3!3-’! 3 4V-f 3 3x6-f¢. Pieced Silboline” Comforts, §1 QS e e - I JgSe =N 110 P s oty for your new drapes. = 3 0 Save on Inlald Lmoleums ° $2.75 grade. .95 $2.25 grade. 4 Sale of Ruffled and Criss-cross T e Armstrong’s and Narin’s heavy grades—rough stone, embossed tile and C U R T ! I N S ma‘;ble designs. Patterns that are just a bit different. Perfects and sec- onds. 95¢ Ruffled $1.25 Ruffled Cfum:‘i’Z? 48C Curtains 85C . $2 Ruffled $1.39 Criss-Cro. Curtains ”95c ocrriu-Cmss $1019 Dainty, fresh new curtains, plain with fancy ruffles or neat dotted effects. The savings average one-third and one- half on each set! Lace Panels, V4 and 15 Off! A Fourth Floor—Goldenbers's. 2 “Lane” Cedar CHESTS oo™ l Models that sold regularly at $30 to $60, now $15 to $30! All are floor samples—however, they have the usual guaranty for ! $1.19 Radiator Shields Heavy gauge metal—gold or silvered finish. h sizes, adjustable 16 pieces—ivory body—Ameri- can porcelain. 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 plates, 4 oat- meal dishes . $1.39 Window Refrigerator Keeps food fresh without WASHER 9 ts on outside vllndn'. 51 Originally sold for $100— now it is $79.98 Made to give long serv- protection against moths, dust, etc. Some are slightly marred. Fourth Floor—Goldenbers’s filIIIIIIIIMllI||lIII||l||lllIIllIHIIIHlllIIIiIlMIIIII|IlM|||l|l|I|I|l|I|llnIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl|IIIIIIIII|I|IIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIlIIIlIII|||I|IlIII|IlI|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH About 3,500 Perfect Handsome Full Pieces of WINDOW SHADES CRETONNES 59c Opaque 69c Holland $1.69 Sunfast 20 patterns at 39 patterns at 21 paiterns at Shades, each Shades, each Hollands, ea. only, yard only, yard only, yard ice m“ real "egnmu: omtr 35c 48c $1.09 12c 20c 30c L Nl £ patterns that $1.98 Ash Cans You:Pay New cretonnes in a range of patterns thaf B O 79.98 Every single shade is mounted on perfect, .. ; ! Admits fresh air without drafts. depe(n(lilnble ralle‘rés éwlth strong springs and will make selection easy for most any use! Corrugated galvanized cans— Wwe, no inth wood frames, cloth are fully guaranteed. 0 Hard Chair coverings, draperies, slip COVers, etC. yioq) reinforcing bands, cm of any_kind. Qg filter. 15 in. high, opens steel reinforc: $l 48 f any » pens 98¢ Fourth mr’—fi.flllkrl'l- .25 Mop Combination i smaai.. . | ERSENN M handle with 25¢ ttle 88 c Wizard polish e Every piece is perfect and beautifully woven. top and bottom or Fourth Floor—Goldenbers's. Bownstairs Storo—Goldenberys.