Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1931, Page 22

$1 & $1.50 Bandeaux and Garter Belts F:ncv ma- (mrnm! crepe de chine and bro r.dr Floor. i —————— 50c Handmade Porto Rican Gowns . White, _flesh | and pesch in regular sizes— ) Second Floor. 89¢ Fabric Gloves Double woven | 64 washable p u;( ched lmk ht irregu- ) famous ¢ full-fash- ) hiffon; picot edge.—Main Rayon Undles Pantics, step- ,27 ind peach—Main Fioor. 18¢ Flannels, yd : 'Mrll\r‘h 1 ouble nf;l“ed qunhn -n(y \lrlprl ain 19¢ Shaker Flannel Altwhite ) 21/ reveiie | L& S« 2“;"".‘ inches wide.—Main 8c'Unbleached 38-in. Cotton 2to 8 yard lengths ) rl-;;‘e wnvm qualm 290 %6-‘111 Sateen 5 | 19¢ Men’s $1 Ribbed Union Suits 2 for $1 (59¢ Each) Light weight—short 'sleeves, luu. legc Reinforced. Sizes 3 50. Irregulars.—Main l..f. Men’s $1 to §2 Nobelt. Pajamas Also other 59c Men'’s 51.69 All- Wool Sweaters Pull-over style— $ plain_color with con- } trasting color neck and bottom. Sizes 36 to 46.— Main Floor. R uEE—— Men’s $1.69 Gloves Capeskins—soft, l 31 fleecy lining. Sizes to 11.—Main Floor. ) b A N o Men’s $1 Ribbed Umon Suits wexgh! hil cut l 69 1o B i oD 2 C i oaamasimili iosiancs Men’s 29¢ Hose I P (18¢ Pr.) Rayona and celanese mix- tures—new. auerns and colors Perfects.’ I —Main Honr 89¢ Shoe Cabinets In all color.fl 5 59¢ $1 Garment Bags Cretonne pret-). h patterns. 3 c arments, Mlln loor (Notions). 290 Shoe Bags et | 19¢ s—Notions — Main 10c ONT Cotton 7 Spools Rflc Clark’'s ONT ( and w All sizes Main l Ioor \ m |onl—— 79¢ Electric ,urlmg Irons \nmn-—- Main Floor 79 Cocoa Door Mats a fbe ) P . : l‘n‘u siars Stere $2.75 Axminster Rugs e Dewn ! - slals Sore. Boys' 6% to $1.00 l‘lmmu HE SUNDAY STAR, For the Heart-of-the-Season Sale! We Bought Entire Stock $5.95 Panne Velvets Which a Well Known Mill Was Closing Out! A Saving of $4 a Yard for You 95 Yard What a lucky purchase—right at the beginning of the Winter months when these gorgeous velvets will be in smart demand for eve- ning, afternoon and Sunday Nite frocks—and lovely negligees.. And imagine finding such a long and fashionable list of colors to choosé from when you are getting these handsome velvets at about a third of the price at which they were meant to sell, . White Bluet Carnation Nude Wine Claret Lucerne Ibis Panatella Zibelline Goya Cloth Blue Gold Brown Royal Blue Red Lido Sand Black Indigo Blue Wavecrest © American Beauty Wisteria Silver Grey 39 nches Wide—A Superb Quality Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, Heart-of -the-Season Sale of 1,285 Men'’s ‘Troy Made’ SHII%TS The Product of One of Troy’s Best Shirt Manufac- turers! Samples, Small Lots and Slight Irregulars From Troy, New York, comes the country’s best shirts, Several times duting the year we have the opportunlty to buy this prominent Troy shirt manufacturer’s surplus lots, samples, and factory overproducuon——lnd the mere an- nouncement of such a sale means a “sell out.” English Broadcloth Oxford Cloth Woven Madras Rayon Stripes Other Fine Shirtings Plain white, smart plain colors and neat novelty patterns. Col- lar attached, collar to match and neckband styles in sizes 13% to 17. ot every cloth in each size. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Made to Sell jor $1.95 and $2.45 Heart-of-the-Season Sale of Boys $5.95 Two-Knicker Suits Smart-locking vest suits with two pairs of full-lined knickers. Part-wool mixtures in sturdy herringbones and tweed effects. $ .79 Sizes 8 to 15, Boys' $4.95 All-Wool Camel Hair Lumberjacks Something New! All-wool camel’s hair lum- berjacks—smart new modeLs— pull-over style with V neck. Tan, beige, brown, gray and navy. 10 to 20. Boys’ $1.00 “Bell” Brand Broadcloth Shirts Collar attached—white and fancy broadcloths—colorfast. Junior sizes 8 to 14, youths’ c 1214 to 14%;. $2.95 Goldenbers’s—Third Floor. 1,000 Pieces Attractive Footed Table Glassware Dainty rose or green tinted glass footed table glassware at a remarkably low price! In 23c nluu a neat optic design, Choose from—Goblets . . . . Low-Footed Sherbets . . Tall Sundaes . Gingerales . High-Footed Tumblers. Ivory Enamel Kitchen Utensils ve §%7¢ 10-qt. Round Dish Pans 4-qt. Long-handle Sauce pans tqt. Covered Cooking Ketties 4-qt Covered Naucepans 6-qt. Preserving Kettles Oblong Baking Pan S-qt. Double Rice Boiler 79¢ Self- $2.19 Wringer Curtain Mop Stretcher 58c $1.88 on head W ithdut o Deed 5 | nembun e wring less pins $1.29 Ash | $1.49 Iron Can ing Board 93¢ Of cloar wood folding style od¢ Coal Scoop 48c WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 1, 1931—PART oNE.” ¥ — Our FREE Auto Parking Space Is Right Opposiie Our 8th Street Entrance Here’s a Tempting Value! Women’s 75¢ Rayon . Undies Plain or Non-Run 3 90 Panties, step-ins, bloomers and vests com- prise this desirable group—you can secure your Wintet's supply at a very small oday of cash in this sale! Tailored and lace trim- med styles. Pastel shades. _Kiddies’ 50c Rayon Undies Panties, bloome:rs and combina- tions—of plain and non-run rayon. 9 All per(ect quality and nicely mad Gollenberg's—Main Floor Glove Yourself During the Heart-of-the-Season Sale!- $1.95 to $2.95 Kid Gloves . '$1.69 . The wanted pull-on and one-élasp styles of soft capeskin, imported suede, lambskin and real kid. Black, black-and-white, brown, beaver or mode, Goldenberg’'s—Main Floor. Prof. Charles Munter Inventor of Suede or Smooth Kid Béautiform Corsets Lectures Twice Daily at 1 and 4:30 in Our Corset Depariment You aré invited to hear Prof. Munter lecture on “Per- petual Youth Through Physical Development.” His talk will be followed by a Display of Living Models —under the direction of Madame Florence DuPont, who will show you Kow the latest NULIFE models look when worn. Spectal Prices During Demonstration Corset Dept.—Second Floor. Heart-of-the-Season Sale Specials $4. 50 Leatherette & Suedine Jackets Sizes $ 88 14 10 20 Sporty-tooking jackets that are in- dispensable in the high school girl's wardrobe, Swagger belted style,” in green, red, buff or navy. $2.50 New Wool Skirts - Most attractive new % center crepe models with crisp pleats and pockets. Navy or b]ack Sizes 26 to 32. Great “Heart-of-the-Season” Sale Savings Are i in Order on Tlmely $179 Mohair Davenpcrt Suite Choice of Ros Taw pe Rust, Green or Apricot Shades of Mohair 5119 Three-piece davenport suite with 100% mohair coverings. @lcart of ’rh The very things you need and want for the heart of the desirable—and sensationally underpriced, according to th Store contributes its share of valugs—as you can see fro you to anticipate your future ‘needs, as well as to supply: The Heart-of-the-Season Sale Has You Need $6-66 Regular $10 and $12.50 Values Sunday Nite F rocks!Velvets, Panne Satins, Taffe Fo‘i-n::lclg?nce * Canton Crepes, Crepe Sating Afternodn Frocks! @nd the styles are as smart Tailored Frocks! these fabries! These and Many Other Fashion Points: Lace Yokes Capelets Jackets Fur Trims Fagotting Bright Sashes Scarf Collars Tallyho, tile, purple, Persian green, Colonial ufl, brown, black, etc., for daytime—ice blue, eggshell;’ black and pastels for evening. Sunday nite and eves | ning frocks, sizes 14 to 20. Other frcekc in sizes 14" to 52 and 141 to 264, 4 Juniors’, Misses’ and Women’s $5 Winter Frocks Jerseys, Boucles and Tweed Prfiua Fancy knit frocks with snug knit waistbands . . . clever jer- seys, contrastingly trimmed . . . and smart travel print crepes—re- markable at the price! Sizes l@ to 19; 14 to 20; 38 to 44. ‘At This Very Special Price! Marvelous Collectwn of Smart $2 to $3.95 Hatsf Fur Felts! French Felts! Wool Felts! Just wait un beautiful quality this Heart-of-the-8 offering . . . and th new mid-season sty! ly a dollar has hats like these! Brimmed Vagabonds corns . . ., Bicorns . 4 . Down-on-One-Side Brir in the newest ways. And there’s any new shade yo could nam ho, Persian Colonial or black, Goldenbers's—Scoond Floor. . _ $26.95 Day Bed § day -pbed $ 6.49 with deco- rated panel ends. Cretonne-covered mattress. vize bed. B\man back armchair cd cushions. Tvart snameled ware with Heavy stamped Davenport opens into laree e —