Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1932, Page 25

that he offers, but not out of hand—not uflenslv:lv, “Moderation marks the average cor- respondent unless he happens to be | serving a newspaper demanding sen- | Sations, ~ The average correspondent eschews superlatives, avolds overstate- ment, refrains from undue praise or un- deserved censure.” Referring to the death of Richard V. CAREER OF OULAHAN CITED TO STUDENTS &zze=-=2= Mark Thistlethwaite Talks to honorabie ;g:%ey-‘h-,ggg;mhgha;,;‘; N | States and in Europe. George Washington Jour- Tribute to Oulahan. nalism Class. Mr, Oulahan's achievements were recognized in the statement e — “Officials and foreign representatives, | present and past, mourned his passing. | Editors cverywhere paid tribute to his worth. ‘The qualities they depicted as | having characterized Dick Oulahan were his tolerance, his mental honesty, his respect for the opinions of others, | his devoticy to the ideals of the pro- fession he s> admirably represented; the integrity of his mind and character; balanced judgment, never-failing “In his world of partisanship and personalities, the Washington corre- apondent, if he is to measure up to best tradition¥, will seek to be fair, tolerant non-combative, clear-headed and devoid of partisanship,” said Mark Thistle- thwaite, member of the Washington staff of the Indianapolis Ne address before the class in j his at George Washington Univer courtesy, the goodness of his soul and | terday afternoon the tenderness of his heart. In his life | “Fighting editors of the old school,” | and career he gave the lie to eve continued the speaker, “would not make | stage reporter you ever saw and every good Washington correspondents in this | Aetion eporter you ever read about. day and age. Energy is required—even He was a practical and practiced news- to the point of aggressiveness, but paper man belligerency is a weakness. Belligerency | “To those cf you who may be think- would soon place a correspondent out- | ing of entering on a newspaper career, I side the pale of valuable news sources. | offer, in addition to my blessing and It does not do to argue with the man |good wishes, this advice: Study the Who is supplying you with material for | career of Richard V. Ou'ahan, then go story. We may ultimately reject much 'and do likewise.” TORE" Half Soles and Heels Only Guarantced Long-Wearing Materials Used Complete for AYS TO Attached to Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes THIS BARGAIN - PRICE PREVAILS EVERY DAY Your Choice of Rubber or Leather Heels and Rubber or Leather Soles Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed Comfortable Waiting Booths for Those Who Desire to Wait While the Work is Done WOMEN! Here Is Another Every-Day Saving! ngfiggs 1 9c Rubber or Leather Attached in 5§ Minutes Shoe Repairing—Downstairs Store. do thes rght Now! Don’t waste a minute! Hurry to the nearest drug store. Ask for Mentholatum—for quick, sure relief. Use it immediately for fast action . .. Put just a bit in each nostril to clear the head promptly. Then rub it vigoro into throat and chest. good for chapped skin too 30c IN TUBE OR JAR THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NUARY 7, 1932. Extra Special! 19c Turkish Towels All perfect quality and size 20x40 inches—imagine that! Colored stripes or colored borders. Main Floor, 10c DEAL AT berg f — o T BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT KST. “THE DEPENDABL CONTINUED! Our Great Sale of Women’s $1 Day- time Frocks for. All Bizes 14 to 52 TORE” 58c Becond Floor. First 1932 REMNANT DAY Brings a Broadside of Bargains for Friday Shoppers! All oddments, leftovers, incomplete lines and remnants marked at drastic reductions for immediate clearance to- Clearance— 1931 Radios nanbovs Were 14950, 92950 Su;)mlclé. cw:sss‘sl;;“ $49-5° 22 mame et s6750. 959:50 (2) Philcos—radio and phonograph combination — all electric, Were $118.. s"-so (1) Majestic, model 62—super- heterodyne, Was $149.50 (1) Atwater Kent, radio and phonograph —all electric. model 75— (1) 1929 Emer;:n Radio—con- sole cabinet—38 tubes, R. C. A. speaker.. sl9 so Complete with Tubes—Delivered and Attached to Your Aerial, Radios—Fourth Floor, Friday Remnants! Trimmings 25¢ to 69c Yd. Laces, white and colors. And petit point embroidery and silver and gold laces. 2 to 6 inches wide, Yd..... llc $3.95 to $4.95 Fur Collar-and-Cuff Sets. Special —to clear § 40 at ... Fur Lenxfl“ caracul, $1.25 to French beaver (coney), lapin 64c (coney)—in collar lengths.. Goldenber's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Ribbons 29¢ to 49¢ Ribbons, grosgrains and double faced satins; 1'¢ to 3 inches wide. 3 yds... 8¢ to 15¢ Ribbons—plain and 2c fancy; narrow widths., Yd.... 25¢ to 45¢ Fancy Feathers for hat trimmings. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Marvelous Clearance Values Here! 300) $5.95 & $7.50 Winter Canton Crepes! Crepe Satins! Sheer Velvets! Frocks *3 For sports, class room, office, street and afternoon wear —smartly styled frocks that are rare “finds” at such a tiny price! sizes) ! 14 to 44 included. (8) $1.98 Travel Print Frocks, small sizes 69c t(”ll g,:‘l %lyon Frocks, in ravel prints. omen’s sizes, 38 to 52 sl'48 (189) $5.00 Dresses, all-raycn travel prints (some with jackets) and wool jersey or knit frocks. Sizes 14 to 44 lot .. &dsls s"\l?ednmn m or sofled, smal sizes $3-93 (7) Misses’ $10 Suits, in bright navy blue. and 16 (6) $15 Winter Jackets, with :T::n to match. Emell QI QB of plle fabric, in small G4 Q& (2) 315 Sport Coats, Goldenber's—Se: Friday Remnants! Women’s $1.00 Hosiery Perfects and 6 9 c Irregulars Full-fashioned chiffons—silk to top; with plaited soles, cradle foot, French heeis and picot edge. Laces of all-over pat- terns—seam back, fashion marks and picot edge. Assort- ment of colors. Women'’s $1.35 Chiffon Hose, high, dull-twist, sheer silk; picot edge, French heels, Broken assort- 74¢ ment of shades and sizes. $1 Hosiery, full-: h.shlon- Perrem i ‘pure! silks or Bemberg; picot and hem' tops with lisle interlinings, sole, heel and toe. Others with cradle soles and plaited foot. 49¢ Broken sizes. Irregulars.. Women's 50c and 75c Hose, full- fashioned and mock-seam styles; sheer and service weights; also rayon-and-wool with seam back Broken sizes. Some irregu- et 29c Children's 50c Hose, full-length derby ribbed rayon, cotton and wool. Some 'slightly 26 rregular X Boys’ 35¢ Hose, full length, eavy ribbed. Black—extra heavy. Perfect l9c Main ¥l Geldenber, Friday Remnants! Neckwear 3% to 53¢ Collar-and-Cuff Sets, lace, pique, linen, satin— 25¢ also plaids. Round or vee neck styles 49¢ te 69c Silk Crepe Mufflers— also rayon flat crepes. with berets to match 39¢ to 49¢ Scarfs, silk taffetas in maise only. Also Kssheite §oq scarfs—oblong shapes Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Handkerchiefs Women's 8¢ Handkerchiefs, white and colors, with hem- stitched borders Men’s 8c Handkerchiefs, plain white with hemstitched borders. Perfect. Each Men's 25¢ Silk Handker- chiefs, sssorted shades. Per- fects = 15c Goldenbers: Friday Remnants! Girls’ 8 Tots’ Wear Girls' 50 Leatherette Rain Hats, broken sizes 25¢ Girly' 59c Dresses, travel prints, Broken sizes 39‘ " nul'i 59¢ Flannelette Combina- ons, drop seat, bloomer leg. Sizes 2 and 4 years 19c Girls' §9¢ Biouses, prints and plain colored broadcloths. Long 49¢ sleeves, Broken sizes. .tGIlIA' $1 Skirts, $159 & $1. Jacquard designs, Sizes to 12, but not in every style Baby Boys' 59¢ Suits and Creepers, broken sizes Goldenbery's—Third Fleor. $1 39¢ Even transparent velvets among them (small Black, navy, brown, green, wine, tile. Sizes from (1) s15 weight; tan; (1) $59.50 Fur Coat, (dyed coney), with baranducci; size lG sl9-75 years . (1) $59.50 Fur Coat, of striped Small size (4) $15 Winter Coats, 3 in black, 1 in tan. sizes (5) $39.50 Winter Coats, black, navy, brown, with wolf, opossum, badger. 14 to 40 Suit, size 18 sealine (4) $69.50 Winter Coats, three [ in ;an,‘one in wine; with high- grade furs. Broken Floor. Friday Remnants! Men’s Clothing $3.50 to $4 Corduroy Pants, blues and browns. Double or single seats. $5.50 to $6.50 Pants, all wool worsteds and cassimeres. s3.9s 29 to 42. $16.50 Horsehide Coats, Men’s $25 Overcoats, browns and grays. Broken sizes. $15.95 Men's $20 & $22.50 Suits—plain blues, fancy mixtures—serges, wor- steds and cassimeres. 312.75 Sizes 34 to 44 Men’s $15 to 315 50 Suits, mostly light and medfum shades. $9.9s Bizes are broken.. . Goldenbery's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Gloves Women’s $1 Fabric Gloves, wash- able chamoisuedes, novelty-cuff and pull-on styles, Broken sizes Q@ and color assortments Children’s 59¢c Chamoisuede Gloves, novelty-cuff and one-clasp styles. Washable, assortments peSillaren's 79 Wool Gloves, rushed wool knit gloves and Q@ jersey mittens. Broken sizes Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Blankets 3295 Blankets, plain gray with colored borders; also plaids, Large size. Pr.. $1.79 $1.50 Blankets, part wool; pastel shades 7xsé-inch sie. grye Each $2.50 Blankets, part wool; 2-tone colorings. Large size. &9 50 Each / nberg's. morrow. Well worth looking over, as they are briefly listed here—and well worth hurrying for tomorrow morning. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders on T hese Remnants Remnant Lots of Domestics 15¢ Plain-color Chambray, 36 inches wide. Wanted @3/,@ colors, Yd.. 10c and 12'4c Bleached Muslin, 8 )md lengths. 63/4c 15c Fancy Outing Flannels, 35 inches wide; also bleached shaker flannel, 27 inches wide. 2 @3 to 10 yard lengths. ¥d.. 934 8¢ 'Unbleached Cotton, rlu(e WOV~ en quality. 39 inches 5}/4c wide. Yard 29¢ Bleached Pillow czsts,l;er 5 C from starch or dressing. 4: 36 size 59¢ Oilcloth ’l'ablr (,evrn, printed on Sanitas ollcloth. 54x54 38(: size (18) $2 Coverlet Bed Spreads, orchid and tan. BBXlD? s‘.39 nkle Bed Spreads, green and orchid, 81x108 and 72x108 sizes sl 49 (8) N Rayon Pillow Sets, double- Gold and $2'98 Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. (22) $1.89 ( All Winter HATS Going at Three Low Prices! (83) $5 to $10 Model Hats, of suede solell or French felt, §9 in black and cqlors (97) 52 to $3.95 Hats of G felt or velvet, clearing at only (126) $1.87 Felt Hats for women and girls. and varous colo No Refunds_or All Sales Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants Housewares (16) $2.98 Floor Ldnmpl,l two- light style; brass plate Slightly dulled finish .. s ‘49 (6) $5.98 Utility Cnbinfil, strong- ly made 'of steel, attractively fin- ished. 56 inches tall. Four adjustable shelves $3-98 (14) $1 Garbage Cans, six- gallon size; of corrugated gal- 57c vanized iron, with cover. (16) $2.98 Curtai \trelrhen, in perfect condition, except soiled fin- ish. Full size, with rust- $l.l9 less pins Trons, nickel- (9) 83 plated finish, with guaranteed heat element. Complete with wora $1.98 (47) 44 Dustless Mops, triangular shape—of chvmlcallyd!]reiled, dust- less yarn. Long handle in- cluded 29c (33) 98c Lamp Shades, attrac- tively decorated parchmentiz ones lamps (120) 10c to 29c Brushes, of many useful types. Some subject to sc slight imperfections ..... (8) $1.49 Punch Sets, 1aége glass bowl with separate stane and six glasses to match. .. 79(: (28) 69¢ Electric ’hmuen, guar- anteed dependable. Complé‘le zsC with cord (11) 98¢ Boudoir Lamp Bases, cord and 29c polychrome finish; socket included (60) 19¢ Shopping Bags, strongly made of imported wWoven 4@ Goldenberg's—Downstairs Stere. Friday Remnants! Sportswear (10) $5 & $6 Sweaters, $io-over style sizes . (12) $3 Skirts, wool flannels. Broken sizes. . (25) $1 Blouses, mostly et e 29C Goldemberg's—Sesond Fleor. Remnants—Boys’ Clothing (48) Boys' 59c Sweaters —sport styles. Cotton. 360 (46) Boys' 95¢ vanten, part woal;' coat and pull-over EQ@ styles (50) Boys’ 95c Long Pants, elas- tic waist uyle Sizes 8 5 39¢ to 14 (14) Boys $1_ Knee Pants, corduroys. Sizes 5 yrs. (284) Boys’ $1.19 to §2.50 Wash Sults, sizes 3 to 5 2Q@ yrs. (86) Boys' $2 and $2. 95 Novelty Suits, button style. Sizes 4 to 9 yTs. sl 69 (120) Boys' $1.39 Jersey Suits, all wool. Sizes 4 to 6 Q@ Boys’ $12 to $18 sauts & O’Coats $9.75 is with 2 knickers, 8 to 18 witn' 2 longies, 12 to 18; b longles and knickers, 12 to Overcoats, all wool, sizes 11 to 1;8;- ali-wool coats, 5 to 10. (110) Boys® 69¢ to $1 Pajamas, oue and 8hto At (20) Boys' $1.95 Wool Lum- 31 berjacks, sizes 14 and 16 yrs. (60) Boys' SL19 to $150 Long Pants, some irregulars. BiFasi1] foda Ll 79¢ (15) Boys’ $4.95 Suits with long pants. Sizes 13 and 14 $2.29 (18) Jr. Boys' $3.95 s a3 e 9369 (210) Boys’ $2 to $3.95 Sweaters, all wool. Samples and irregulars, 28 to 36... $1 69 (15) Boys' $5.95 Loatharsti Lumberjacks, caveltex with tweed- aroy lining. Sizes 10 s3.39 (16) Boys' $6.95 lumberjzcks suedes; also Sizes 12 to 18 Overcoats Reduced $4.95 L0 $5.95 Coats, 3 to 6..52.94 $6.75 to $8.00 Coats, 3 to 16.53.79 $8.75 to $9.75 Coats, 5 to 10.85.97 $10 to 'S12 Overcoats, Goldenberx's—Third Floor. Friday Remnants! Knit Undies Women's $1.29 Union Suits, fleeced cotton; _ bodice style, length, Broken sizes Children’s 79¢ Pants, part-wool- and-cotton or all-cotton; knee and ankle Broken sizes. . Children’s 75¢ Union cotton; short or long sleeves, ankle length. Discontinued “For- 9 est Mills" brand. Broken sizes $9€ 50c Underwear—for boys, broad- cloth shorts; for women, knit shorts; for children, nainsook waist ' 19¢ suits. Broken lots. uits, fleeced Women’s 69¢c Rayon Undies, 38c Non-ruin and plain quality rayons—panties and step- ins in tailored effects. Broken sizes.—Main Floor. Goldenberg’s—Mala Floor, Friday Remnants! Lingerie 50c to 75c Bandeaux and Bras- sieres—some lace trimmed. _Slightly mussed Broken §o1/ 2€C (25) $1.00 Pajamas, broad- cloths; 2-plece styles. - 38¢ x5z Ravon Satin egligees, orchid and nile _ $1-°9 (3) $3.98 Robes—1 quilted, 1 $1 blanket, 1 corduroy style. Soiled $2 and $3 Silk Undies—chemise, step-ins and pantles. Lace trimmed . Goldenbers's—Second Fioor. Friday Remnants! Comforts $8.95 Rayon Satin Comforts, blue and orchid, lot . s $6.95 Wool-filled and Cotton Com- forts, large size. Slightly $2.50 soiled and faded. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Friday Remnants! Rugs, Etc. (12) $2.50 Armstrong Quaker € Rugs, 415x4%-1t. size (10) $4.50 Oval Line- leum Rugs, 415%6-1t. size $1.95 (3) $10.95 Cotton Rugs, oval braided. Soiled. 6x9 size $6.95 225 Ti) 9128 to $175 nlaid Linoleum, cut lengths. Dais 88¢ (12) $3.50 to $7.50 l-'en base Rugs and Art Squares, sizes 7 X910 9x12 ft. Damaged.. : $1.95 (8) $1.50 Linoleum Rugs, seconds. 6x9- sg.so (10) $10.95 Fiber Rugs, 6x12-t, size. $6.75 (10) $4 Wool Rugs, oval braided style. 27x54-inch sizo $1.69 (18) Cotton Wilton Rugs, were $1.75, 22x44-in. size. . 85¢ (12 Remnants) $1.65 to $2.25 Carpeting. Axminster and velvet grades. 2 to 5 yard lengths. § Yard at (16_Remnants) 35c to 59¢ Felt- base Runner. 2 to 5 ynrd lengths. Yd 19‘: (1) $37.50 Velvet tinued pattern. size . plttern. size (2) 855 Velvet Rugs, samples. 11 .xxz 1t. e $32.50 (15) $27.50 to $37.50 Axminster and Velvet Rugs, samples and irregulars. 9x12 and 8ix10%% stzes $19.75 (20) $1.75 Rag Rugs, color- G fast. 27x90-inch size.. (15) $3.75 Wool Smyrna Rugs, reversible; (6) $16.50 Summer Rugs, heavy gredes, Discontinued patiern. G 8x10 size o Friday Remnants! Draperies 39¢ Cretonnes, brigh: colors—pretty patterns. va. 18€ 59c French Satnnl—fixured de- signs, For drapes and com- Tort coverings. 25¢ 59¢ Warp Print Cretonnes, double faced, Heavy qualities. yard 85c Tapestries — samples. 24;21 inrhesi e 1 Damasks —for drapes. EQ@ 50 inches wide. 5 29c Plain Marquisettes —also figured rayons. tot. ¥d..... Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Remnant Lengths of Yard Goods— 19¢ to 29¢ Wash Fabrics, Yd. Remnants of Printed Percales. Printed Pongee.. ... Tweed Prints . . Voiles. . .Plisse Crepes. etc. All in useful lengths. .Printed Foulards . Plain Color .Sateens... 121,¢ 39¢ to 59c Wash Fabrics, Yd. Good lengths of rayon satin, rayon and cotton printed flat crepes, plain rayon and cotton crepes, %rmted rayon shantung, plain , rayon linings. color broadclot 19¢ 3¢ Longcloth, Special, Yard at. . ..73c Close-woven, soft-finish grades of longcloth. wide, 36 inches Goldenbers's—Main Floor, Friday Remnants! Curtains, Etc. $1 Criss-Cross Curtains, colored dotted marquisette —blue. Pair . - 55¢ $195 Tailored Curtains, fringe n bottom. Ecru Pair .. 85¢ Cottage Curtains, blue green and rose. Six pleces 55¢ to set.. 39c Sash Curtains, hem- med or ruffied; colored trim- ming, Pr... Tse Rulg: Curtains—z-ruie valance with colored rayon edging. Pr.. " 29¢ 33 Lace (,urtaln?. maxdras and filet weaves—1 to 3 pairs of & Find. Solled. Palr $1.95 8239 Overdrapes, tonne; cre- $1.75 to $2.50 La('e Plnel(v one of a kind, Some soiled. - 79¢ 0Odd Lots of Velour Portieres Double faced —some in smart two-tone effects. Pair at ss.zs $7.50 36x84 in. Pair at ... Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. 50x84 in. Pair at ... Friday Remnants! Art-Gift Dept. 59¢ to $1 Dresser Scarfs or 3-piece Vanity Sets—rayon and lace or linen and lace. colors dressed in cretonne. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Notions - 15100) 49¢ )l(lelu—euede‘ patent leather or id. Assorted colors 10c (29) 49¢ Chair assorted patterns 10c (68) 50c Hat hand-painted designs....... 25¢ Dryad Sanitary Napkins —dozen to a box. 2 boxes. . Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! Corset Dept. (18) $1 Girdles, slightly soiled. Broken sizes zsc (29) $1.98 Girdles, brocaded, satin and all- -elastic styles in lot. 89c Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Odds and Ends of Better Grade Window Shades 39c Window shades—24 to 36 inch widths — from higher- priced lines. Slight seconds. 5 761': m:m"{;'mw Holland Shades, X6 i ecru or green +ueonis T 42c wgs; Opaque Shades, 3x6 size. ite, ecru or green—clean- able. Seconds 59¢ 95c Albert Holland Shades, 3x6 size. White, ecru or green, Hartshorn rollers 65¢ $1.50 Duplex Shades, 3x6 size, Green and white, green and ecru, green and cream; cleanable Hartshorn rollers. $1.35 Cambric Shades, 3x6 size. White, ecru or_green—sin- Q@ fast. Hartshorn rollers.. $1.25 Satin-finish Shades, 3x8 size, White, ecru or green—clean- /1Q@ able. Hartshorn rollers. . Goldenberg’s—Fourth P‘loor 98c Bed Pillows 59¢ Medium size pillows—well filled. Art or striped tick- ing.—Fourth Floor. Friday Remnants! SHOES Women’s $2 to $4 Footwear Smart styles s l A 69 at great sav- ings. PUMPS—STRAPS— TIES—high and medium heels—all sizes to 9 in lot. gerfect quality. Black and rown leathers. Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes and Slippers. Many styles. All sizes to 2. All per- 99c fect quality Women’s Cuff Galoshes. Rubber and cloth styles. 8mall sizes only Up to size 415 ssc Main Fioor. Friday Clean-Up! Toiletries (1474) 10¢ Soaps—Jergens, Col- gates and other makes, Various Cofizg)c 25¢ to l:fl Face Powders, reams, Tonics and Talcums 10c (2160 $1 :’m DuPont Toiletware —mirrors, es, trly: perfumizers, etc.. 69c (148) 75¢ to $1 DuPont Toiletware —p\xlt‘lbgoxe<, hair receivers, buffers, jewel boxes; assorted colors. Each 35¢ (247) 50c DuPont Manicure Pieces —nail files, button hooks, § Q@ cuticle knives, shoe horns. . (221) 50c Dressing Combs —white and colors lsc (41) $1 Fountain Syringes and Hot-water Bottles, 2-qt. size o 31c (274) Powder 1148) ‘1;&1”‘”‘ ‘White Face Cream —cleansing, tissue and whit- G 69¢ 39¢ 44c 25¢ Tre-Jur Talcum se (100) $1 Body Pewder and Novelty Bear Ash Trays.. 39¢c Monette Sanitary Nlp- kins—1 doz. to box. 3 boxes. . Goldenberg's—Main Floor 1800 Yds. of Stehli’s and Other Fine $1.95 to $2.95 Silks In Desirable Remnant Lengths! 40-in. Suede Crepes 40-in. Crepe Satins 40-in. Canton Crepes 40-in. Crepe Faille 78¢ ya. —and other weaves from the famous Stehli mills; also other fine makes. ment of colors. Sensational values and a smart assort- 89c Rayon Flat Crepes, Yard Remnant lengths of all-rayon flat crepes in a large assortment of colors. wide. 40 inches 39¢ 59c to 79c Slip Satins, Yard Amazingly low price for 40-inch silk- and-rayon slip satins—in remnant lengths. Assorted colors, 17¢ Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Rug Feature—for Friday! 9x12 and 8v4x10% Ft. Axminster Rugs 27|:32(:36(:39 Regular Regular $45 Grade 337 Grade Regular 352 Grade Regular 355 Grade Marvelous new grouping of 1932 styles in fine Axminster Ru s—heavy thick pile and beautiful colors and patterns. Fully guaranteed. Perfect qualities and seconds. Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store