Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1931, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1931. PRI [ 7 €TAT G r NODEL COMPLETEL S A ) 1 NG DARGAIND & . <J\_J EACH ONE OFFERING A SAVING OF 25% 0B MORE o \JB STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 1! STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 27! NAtional Men’s 39c Hose 5220 50c Window Shades Fine quality Rayon and Is Our Perfect quality at less Celanese Hose, in brand- new Fall patterns and color- c Phone b A Standards Bureau Copies World’s"[n’uest Edifice to Test Wind Load. FREE PARKING Opposite 8th St. ‘The Bureau of Standards announces | it has completed a model of the! glre State Building, the world's | highsst building, and would start this nee on Wind lold tests, waich Director explained will b urgess n( the mlwst value to the building in u-y The New York edifice, which is ]02! storles high, is owned by a company headed by Alfred E. Smith, Democrl(k, presidential nominee in 1928. It meas- ures 1,250 feet in h!lghth and hls a dirigible mooring mast on its dome. The bullding offes tho grenma epportunl | tics, according to Burgess, for tists to advance thelr knowledge 0! wind pressure. ‘The model has been constructed at the Bureau of sundmu piant here on A scae of 1 to 250, and is accordingly t high. On this scale, officials ex- plalned the average height of a man d be a little over a quarter of an Exposed to Pressure. Director Burg:ss said the model has been placed in the 10-foot wind tunnel at bhe plant and pressures will be de- vels oped by winds up 60 miles per ‘The measurements wul not be compxmu for several months. The director explained that such meu\xremenu have been undertaken because of unusual conditions this hufldinx offers for a scientific study along this lin>. He added that through the co-operation of the owners and builder, and the research committee of the American Institute of Ste°l 00n~ struction, observations are now progrc&i ‘at the top of the building lnd nd pressures developed et the (hlrt}‘-xixth thirty-fifth and seventy- | fifth floors. Model Tests Valuable. I ‘The utility of model testing has been thoroughly demonstrated, especially in the fields of aeronautics and hydraulics, uflch)x explllned Iddh’lg that the de- of the Akron was gremy fsdlluud by cxtemtve ‘model tests. Likewise, they said, model tests hlve pl.ld their cost many times in con- fon with water power development In the flell-nd of wind pressurz, it wi between model and full scals structure. rgess said the Empire | State nuudxn. offers such an oppor-| tunity, and thus serves to give informa- ' tion to enable the construction of oth- er still taller structures with economy and safety. BALTIMORE CAPITALIST, T. H. SYMINGTON, DIES Railroad Equipment Head Stricken ‘With Cerebral Trouble on Way to Westburg Polo Games. By the Associated Press. YORK, septzmbe 11.-—1‘Innu H. Symington, ‘Baltimore capitalist, died saturday nlcht in Rup- t-‘x_'red md Crlppled Hospital of cerebral | a He wu smcken Friday while en route with his family to attend the inurnl tional polo matches at w-sum UNION OFFICIAL BOMBED Home of Chicagoan Is Damaged in Alleged Contract War. CHICAGO, September 21 (#).—The home of William P. Cleary, flnlncial, secretary of the - Electrical Workers’ Unlon was damaged early yesterday by bomis. Cleary and two members of hls family escaj injury. sald Cleary was a member o: o er mh'. another alleged menfoer of the ‘was shot and killed several weeks S . i _ British postmen are obliged to ob. serve the sartorial rules collars fast properly tied, no matter how hot the wnlhfl' _may your skin ening and roughening by wind and weather with Plough's Perox- ide V. anishing Cream. ings. Reinforced heel and toe. Perfect and slight irregulars. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 2! Men’s $1 50 & $2 Pajamas 89c Of broadcloth and sateen, in stripes, plain colors and nov- elty patterns. Middy, lounging and regulation styles, with rayon frogs. Sizes A to D. S TARTLING BARGAIN NO. 3! $1.25 Bleached Sheets qu{i 74:C Seamless 81x99 sheets, fully Hl p1e ched; of staunch, crisp round thread sheeting and free from starch or dressing. Goldenberg’s—Mzin Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 4! $2 to $3 Rayon Spreads $1.59 Extra special for Tuesdly only! Pretty spreads in rose, blue, gold, orchid and green with neatly scalloped edges. ll§ 80x105-inch size. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 5! $1 15 & $1.25 Hosiery 79c¢ . iy Fine gauge, sheer silk-to-the- il top hose (dull twist) with picot tops, French heels and plaited cradle feet. Tropique, Matin, Merida and other new shades. l‘mmt‘l—llln Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 6! $1 00 Rayon Undies 66¢c Fine quality “Spun Low” [ rayon bloomers, step-ins, chem- i]ise, panties and vests. Well l ] cut and nicely tailored. Pink | or peach. Sizes 36 to 42. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 7! New Fall Handbags' 89¢ Clever reproductions of $3 k|| styles — 14 styles, including Hliflt model sketched. Of washable Du Pont fabrikoid in new rough grains. Black, brown, s Al h e navy, green. All have zlpp‘ iz Entrance Number STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 11! $4.95 Smart Rayon and Jersey Frocks ‘A Brand-New Group in Sizes 14 to 54! $0.88 Smart-looking travel tweed prints and plain crepes in navy, brown, green, black, etc. Very attractive one-piece, jumper and jacket styles for office, class room or street wear. Exceptional STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 12! 25c Educational Maps Geographical education maps—United 8 States on one side, Europe on reverse side. Very helpful. ——SOMASEbCT MR ooy STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 13! 98c Fountain Pens Self-filling pens with 14-kt. gold points. Several popular colors. c Styles for men and women. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Goldenberg’s—Second Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 14! $4.75 Part=Wool Blankets Full double-bed blankets bound with heavy sateen. Plain or pland designs. Low priced. Pair, Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor $2.45 STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 15! 16c Printed Percales In a large range of stunning - new printings—fine, soft fin- ish quallty 36 lnches w!de Goldenberg’s—Main Floo STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 16! Women’s Newest Footwear Including Dr. Elliott’s Famous Arch-Support Shoes! Pumps—Ties—Oxfords and Strap Models. Large Selection—All Perfect! by All Style Heels. $1.-89 Dr. Elliott's Shoes come in sizes 3 to 9. Most all widths. Novelty styles in all sizes.’ Shoe Dept.—Main Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 19! Boys’ 69c to 95c Pants STARTLING BARGAIIY NO. 17! ‘Women’s Felt Slippers Ribbon trimmed with pom- z:; rlsoil;l:zl::th" soles. Many 36 c STARTLING BARGAIN. NO. 18! 10c Handkerchiefs Women'’s all pure linen with colored i woven borders and embroidered corners. Assorted colors. Also with hemstitched borders. ~ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Knickers in suiting ~patterns, 8.to 17. Knee pants of wool flan- nels or mxxtuus, 3 tn 7. bers's—Third Floor. 101/2C Brown Kids—Patents Black Kids—Two Tone Effects Including Reptile Trimmings. 53¢ STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 20! Boys’ 79¢ to 95c¢ Blouses Bell Brand blouses and ]Jr. shirts, collar attached; broadcloths. Some slightly irregular. Goldenberg's—Third Floor. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 21! $29.75 & $32. 50 Seamless Royal Axminsters 8.3x10.6-Ft. or 9x12-Ft. Size! 63c A sensational price for high-grade seamless Royal Axminsters—especially than the wholesale price! Green, white and ecru col- ors. 3x6 size. Limited quan- c tity. Goldenbery’s—Fourth Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 28! $2 & $2.95 Fall Felts $1.59 Fresh from their boxes—Iless |{/i{iil/i i extreme versions of the new [{|| tip-tilt silhouette, which' wise [{iilil makers are-now turning out. [i Tricorns, Page Boy types, etc., W in black and Fall shades. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 29! Girls’ 89¢ Tub Frocks 5_7 C years. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 30! Boys’ Fall Suits $12 1o $14.50 All-wool models in dress; mixtures, blue serges and che: iots. With plus-4 knickers, 8 to 18; with longies (mixtures only), 15 to 20. Note—Extra Pants fo Match, $1.95. ' Goldenbers’s—Third Fleor. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 31! Men’s Sheephned Coats $4.89 Reg. $8.95 Just 100 of these sheep-lined coats; black corduroy trimmed, sheep lining and collar. Belted. Sizes 40 to 48. Buy early and save about half. - Goldenhersg's—Main Floor. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 32! $6.50 ‘Shur- On Frames $2.75 Latest style “Shur-on” Im- perial engraved eyeglass frames . offered at this remarkably low price for Tuesday only. i EYES EXAMINED FREE Two Registered Optometrists in Attendance. Dr. Kanstaroom in Charge. Goldenperg’s—Main Floor. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 33! $1.59 Breakfast Sets 20-piece American porcelain breakfast sets; excellent qual- ity; plain ivory body. Consist- fi) ing of 4 cups, 4 saucers, 4 plates, [ 4 fruit dishes and 4 oatmeal " dishes. Just 200 sets to sell. Goldenbers’s—Downstairs Store. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 34! $2.49 Carpet Sweepers STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 8! $1 39 Sllk Flat Crepes 6c¢ vd when all are new and perfect, aqd _there are 32 Fall patterns to select from. Limit—2 to a customer. Goldenberg’s—Downstalrs Store STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 22! | STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 24! \nur skin pores by cleansing them thorough- ly with Ploughl Cleansing Cream. \oulhful RESERVE 13 your skin’s Plough’s Cold Cream. Each Comes in Three Slzu. Priced at 25¢, 35c, 5 Plowgh's BE AUTY CREAMS Don’;fi Sleep On Left Side | 1t you toss in bed and can't sleep on | your right side, try the simple buck- thorn bark and saline compound known as Adlerika. Just ONE dose re- l lieves the pressure of stomach gas on the heart 5o you sleep sound all night. | nd | Get a bottle today; in bgurs youll fec) the amas et of this Geri iofd by leading d WASHABLE ALL-SILK flat crepes—all perfect quality and in full pieces! 40 inches wide, in a large assortment of new and wanted colors. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 9! 50c Costume Slips 36¢ “Good quality white muslin slips in regular and extra sizes. i] Shadowproof hems, strap tops, | JE] with or without lace. Goldenberg's-—Second Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 10! 29c Bath Towels 22x44 - inch double - thread Turkish towels with ~colored if borders—at half price. Note the generous size, too—they are n-rtlmg burnhu. mdeod. 3 $1.95 Velveteen, Yd. Fast pile, fast colored imported twill- back velveteen in black and rich Fall $ colors. 36 inches wide. For frocks, jackets, etc. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor e STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 23! 50c Handmade Gowns Dainty handmade Porto Rican Gowns, in white, flesh or peach with hand-embroidered designs. C Regular sizes. Exactly half. Goldenberz's—Second Floor 45c Veldown, Kotex or Beltints} 23(: Choice of three nationally known napkins at about half. Goldenbers's—Main Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 25! Tots’ $1.29 Wool Sets Slip-over Sweaters and match- ing beret of plain colored wool, with novelty stripe. Tan, green or blue. Sizes 3 to 6 years. Goldénbers's—Third Floor STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 26! %69 2-pc. Living Room Suite 89¢ Truly, a marvelous value! Two-piece Living Room Suite—3-cushion 'sofa, Jac- quard velour covered, and an armchair to match. Comfortable spring-filled cushions, No Interest or Extras Added to Our Budget Plan $1.77 Have sanitary all-metal cas- ing and full size brush; rubber- tire disc wheels. Thoroughly dependlbll and guaranteed. | mllukvr‘n—lhmuln Stere. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 35! $2 and $3 Damask $1.00 yq. ‘We have taken 65 full pieces | of drapery damask from our regular stocks and put them out at this ridiculously low [l price. New shades—50 inches & wide, Goldenbers’s—Fourth Floor. STARTLING BARGAIN NO. 36! $6.50 Felt Base Rugs Every rug is packed in an in- || dividual carton. Choose from six patterns. 9x12-ft. size Come early—limited quantity