Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1931, Page 23

FREE Parking Space Opposite 8th Street NEW RO EAV R e o "BY [}mZflg’ BODY $zsczeléar Chgts g $2.69 Cretonne Day-Bed Covers “Sure-Fit” ready-made day- bed covers—all ready to slip m{r Number— NAtional 5220 ‘The famous “Lane” Cedar Chests with a five-year in- Lyon Village Supports Move for Memorial Bridge * Connection. @pecial Dispatch to The Star. LYON VILLAGE, March 24 —William D. Medley was elected president of the Lyon Village Citizens’ Association at the annual meeting of the organization last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louls Carl on Granada Terrace. He succeeds Robert Freer, who declined to have his name placed in nomination. I. O. Buchanan was elected vice presi- dent; H. A. Dailey, secretary; Louis Carl, treasurer; Mrs, Ruth L. Medley, assistant secretary and Monroe Stockett and Arthur Clark, members of the Executive Committee, which also com- prises the elective officers. Resolutions favoring the opening by the county of a direct connection with the new Arlington Memorial Bridge via Washington street, & proposal that has the indorsement of many other civic and commercial bodies of the L‘Dunt{. ‘was umanimously adopted by the meet- ing. %’he association also joined with other civic bodies of the lower part of the county in asking the board of super- visors to take steps necessary to pro- vide a county road connection with the new Mount Vernon Bouievard in Jeffer- son district. Following announcement that the board plans to make a big out- lay for the widening of Fragier avenue in Jefferson district, it was decided to ask that this action be reconsidered and the money used in making the boule- ward connection. 1t was reported that Marcey Broth- ers Dairy had purchased a lot adjoining its place of business, which it proposed to use in expansion of its plant. The lot in question was said to be in a sec- tion zoned as residential and that the company plans to have the ground re- zoned commercial. The meeting went on record o] such & change in the zoning ordinance. WOMAN FREED AFTER “READING RIOT ACT” West Virginia Town Custom Is Cited by Person Tried on False Fire Alarm. In her West Virginia home town, Lily Holmes, colored, told Judge Ralph Given, one has to “read the riot act” -'.3'& noumrmey hxln ediately relinquishing and. starting for a ,” related the Hitt ordered Mary 30 days for stealing PRACTICAL RELIGION NEEDED, PASTOR SAYS Lenten Bervice Speaker Sces Revo- lution and Unrest Every- ‘where. ‘A redemonstration of practical re- " s needed to cure the ills of Lenten services in the church yester- day. Declaring “democracy is having a bard time holding its own,” Dr. Sizoo added: “There s revolution and unrest | everywhere, the lamps ar: going out in political, intellectual and spiritual life.” A fundamental belief in God and ' & realization of spiritual values is nec- essary, the speaker indicated, to remedy the evils and relight the lamps so they may shine forth in brilliance. S R Pedigreed dogs have even their teeth polished and their nails manicured w! “WE CAN'T USE COUGHERS” Popular Announcer at WABC says surance policy inst moths, etc. Beautifully made in rich walnut finish, styles to choose from.. . Fourth Floo Entrance Savings on Our 4th Floor Upholstery Dept. Ready-to-Hang Porch Awnings 12 to 5 Less Than If You Had Them Made to Order Made of heavy 8-ounce duck, with green painted stripes on khaki and other colors. ft. extension and scalloped valance. tures. 5 feet deep, with 3%5- Complete with fix- 12 ft. 6 in. wide....$11.95 13 ft. 6 in. wide....$1245 14 ft. 6 in. wide....$12.95 15 ft. wi $13.95 16 ft. ..$13.95 Special! Window Awnings 2 ft. 6 in. or 3 ft. Width s 1 Of serviceable green or tan striped ma- terial—complete with fixtures and ropes ready to hang. Four Groups of Curtains! 85¢ Ruffled Scrim Curtains 49c¢ Dainty scrim _curtains, with fancy rayon ruffies, in Spring- like colorings. Valance and tie- backs included. $1.95 Crisscross Curtains 93¢ Pr. An unusually low price for these quaint marquisette criss-cross curtains with cornice valance. In white or eeru. $1.55 Ruffled Curtains 78c Pr. These good quality scrim cur- tains have a deep valance and full ruffies, trimmed with color. Complete with tiebacks. $2.25 Marquisette Curtains $1-17 p;, Pretty tallored curtains of ecru marquisette with colored lace trimming or colored valance, in rose, green, blue or gold. A Third to a Half Savings on - Window Shades Colors—uwhite, ecru or green. Cut size 3x6 ft. 59¢c Opaque ?’in- - dow Shades, perfects 3 5 C $1.50 Scalloped or Finged Shades, 9 5 C $1.25 Oil Opaque Duplex Shades. . SQC 69c American Hollands, fects 95¢ Oil Opaque Shades, each.... 59C Siadenencn, $1.10 Fourth Floor—Goldenbere’s Rug Department Specials! $21.50 Wicker Fibre Rugs (9x12)..$16.75 $20.00 Wicker Fibre Rugs (8x10)..$14.75 $16.50 Hodges Rattanias (9x12)...$12.95 $12.50 Basket-weave Fibres (9x12)..$7.95 $20 Summer Rugs (8x10 and 6x12).....$10 $40.00 Velvet Rugs (9x12 ft.)..,......$23 $45 Axminster Rugs* (8%x10%) .... $75 Wiltons (8% x10Y; & 9x12) $45-Axminsters & Velvets (9x12)*. ... $15 Grass Rugs (9x12 ft.) $13 High-Grade Grass Rugs (8x10) .. $27 Algerian Mouzourks (9x12) ... $10 Gold Seal Congoleums (9x12) 7. . $5.50 Gold Seal Congoleums (6x9)7 . . $10 Felt Base Squares (9x12) 39¢ Felt Base Covering, sq. yd 69¢ Gold Seal Congoleum, sq. yd $8.75 Felt Base Rugs (9x10) $3 Oval Braided Wool Rugs (27x54), $1.79 $29 Axminsters (8/4x10%;), some irregulars . L2 81975 45¢ Felt Base (27-in.) Runner, yard. . .29¢ $1.75 & $2 Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd. ..$1.28 Spring Wash Fabrics, too, are special for Wednesday 39c and 50c Printed RAYONS 35c yd. New rayons of stunning prints and colors for your Spring frocks! 36-inch width quality and guaranteed col- orfast. 39c¢ Plain Rayon Flat CREPES 33c yd. Rayon-and-cotton quality, white, pink, peach, maise, light blue, orchid, tan, old rose, navy blue and black. 69cRuffo-Ray Sport CREPES 59c¢ yd. Rayon sport crepes, in the season’s new and brilliant high shades. For sport suits and dresses. Also white. 36 inches wide, Printed Seed DIMITY 38c yd. White and pastel grounds in lovely fine printings; sheer quality; colorfast. 36 inches wide. Main Floor—Goldenberg’s. Boys’ $1.50 to $2.50 Shirts Bell brand, collar- attached or sport styles; broadcloths. Some irregulars; 121 to 14, Boys’ $1.50 to $1.95 Sweaters All or part wool; fancy and plain col- s ors. Pull-over styles —sizes 26 to 36. Boys’ $1.50 to $2.00 Knickers Full-lined golf knickers ; wool suit- $ ings; good pat- terns. Sizes 7 to 18. Boys’ “Stadium” enbere EVENTH_ANI _ Charge Accounts Invited the bed. . Attractive cretonnes 1% Carefully Fourth Floor—Goldenbers’s. Thrift Prices on Smart Easter Apparel! ) $5.98 to $798 Dresses —a Gay New Collection! Smart Navy Frocks! Light Dark Prints! High Shade Crepes! All Sleeve Lengths! New Jacket Models! From dainty little sleeveless crepe frocks in pastel shades, to long-sleeved dark prints and navy or black frocks with those important “touches of white”—the assortment here is complete—and completely smart. ; 0 Plaids, checks, dots, stripes and floral prints— brilliant colors! Jacket styles! Short, elbow, three-quarter and long sleeves! Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20. Women'’s Sizes, 36 to 46 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Easter Coats and Suits Splendid Collection for Women and Misses! Outstanding Values! The Coats include swagger polo styles, fox-collar flake tweeds, slim-fitted styies, and dressy coats trimmed (coney) or fur fabric. other 1931 style points. Red, Skipper Blue, navy or black. Scarf collars, jabot treatments, bell sleeves, belts and Sizes 14 to 50. New Spongy Woolens! Smart Basket Weaves! In the New Colors! $ The Suits are carefully tailored models, fitted in at the waitsline, and belted in most cases. Mannish lapels or long revers; single and double breasted effects. Navy, tan, paprika, black or rust. Cleverly copied from higher-priced models—in good quality woolens. Sizes 14 to 20 Goldenbers's—Second Floor. with lapin greer, tan, Imitated But Never Equaled——Goldenbefg’s Original DoLLAR DAy IN THE BOYS’ DEPARTMENT Washington’s Greatest Sale for Boys—One Day Only, Wednesday, March 25th. | No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted. Boys’ Smart Easter Suits HERE’'S THE PLAN: Purchase the FIRST [ Suit for $9.50 and Select Another Suit, Any Style, Any Size, for only.......... SIEeraTe 81eme 4leTe o eTale TN o 010 Both Suits for $10.50 If you cannot use two suits, bring a friend or neigh- bor and both buy a suit—each sharing the saving! A great variety of models. with two longies. Suits with two knickers. Suits Suits with long and knickers. . Cor- rectly styled of handsome tweeds, blue cheviots and nov- elty mixtures. Suits with two knickers, sizes 11 to 17 years. Also STOUT BOYS’ And many Sizes 7 to 18 years. sample suits with one pair of knickers or longies. 50 Junior Boys’ Suits HERE'S THE PLAN: Purchase the First Suit for $5.95 and Select Another for Only.......... IR R e e Lovely $5 and $7.50 Easter ; Boys’ 79¢c to $1.95 Wash Suits, 2 for. Surplus lots— linens and coverts —good variety. Broken lots—2 to 8 yrs. Extra Special! SPRING Topcoats HERE’'S THE PLAN: Purchase the first Topcoat for $2.95 and select another for only Both Topcoats for $3.05 Smart e St § B’tved.l in a variety A Cane Free With Each Topcoat Both Suits for $6.95 $ Tweed Suits with two pairs of knickers. Ensemble suits, with coat and knee pants to match. Some with a blouse. ‘A remarkable value group! Sizes 3 to 10 years. Boys’ 79¢ to $1.39 Pajamas, 2 prs. One and $2.50 Inlaid Linoleum, some irreg. ..$1.68 $11 Basket-weave Fibres (6x12)....$6.75 $2.50 Basket-weave Fibres (3x6). .. .$1.45 Brand Pajamas Some have em-. broidered emblem on coat; broad- ,| @EORGE BEUCHLER | ! # A COUGH will ruin the best pro- | ;) &L gram in the world,” declares George Beuchler. “That’s why we al- ways keep this safe and quick remedy right beside the microphone.” Pertussin relieves coughs and clears the throat almost immediately. That’s why broadcasting studios use it. They prefer it, too, because it is entirely free from narcotics and injurious drugs and is pleasant to take. Doctors have prescribed it for more than twenty- | five years—especially for children. i This is extreme weather. Look out | for coughs! Use Pertussin. Get a bot~ | tle from your druggist today. . * Seconds. +Dropped Patterns. Downstairs Store—Goldenbers’s. cloths; perfects; 8 $2.49 Electric Irons $1.77 Of full ht $1.19 Wall Brush 77¢ “Howard” dustless chem- Strongly made and finish; made sturdily { ironing boards complete with of woven fibre; | of clear wood, cord and fully in green or | with convenient guaranteed. vory colors. folding stand. Downstales Store—Goldenhers's, Oblong shape; to 18. Boys’ $1.50 to $2.45 Longies Suitings and navy blues. Per- fects and irregulars $ —sizes * 10 to 16 years. Boys’ 79¢ Overalls 2 for Blue denim — bib front and shoulder s strap styles. Sizes 4 to 16 ysars, Boys’ 79c¢ to -$1.25 Shirts and Blouses Bell brands—collar-at- tached, 'sport collar, neck- band and button-on styles. _Some irregular. White or fancy. Boys’ Easter Ties 4 for 4-in-hand styles— plain colors and fancy patterns. Good va- riety, $2.25 Wash Suits A great Dollar Day value— new Spring models in high-grade wash suits — linens, broadcloths $ and covert suits with zipper - $1 for fronts, Sizes 2 to 10. Boys’ 79¢ to 95¢ Hats and Caps, 2 for Junior boys’ all wool Spring hats and caps — patterns for ixtures and \ juniors and big boys. 2ls0 Blain colora. Siaes Third Eloor—Geldenbersg's. YeArS..sveeeses 1,200 Boys’ $1.39 to $1.50 to $2 Pants - two piece styles. Broad- s cloths and flannels. Irregulars; 4 to 18. Boys’ $1 to $1.39 Sweaters, 2 for Novelty sport styles; Spring s weight; good col- ors. Sizes 26 to 36. Boys’ $1.95 to, $4.94 Wearables Novelty suits; wool Jersey suits; leatherette 1 raincoats; blanket robes; lumberjacks; & mail few overcoats. 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