Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MON];)AY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1935. MoV e e MUNUAX, BLK L Sy S onneeeeeeeeoo 0 HOSPITAL AUXILIARY WILL HEAR ADDRESS Dr. J. A. Gannon to Speak to Arlington Group on Social Hygiene. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. <l N, Va., September 30.— Dr. James A. Gannon, surgeon, Zor- merly of the faculty of Georgetown University, will deliver an address on social hygiene at a meeting of the ‘Woman's Auxiliary of the Arlington Hospital Association tomorrow after- noon at 1:30 o'clock in Lyon Park Community House. Mrs. Boss, president of the auxili- ary, announces that this will be the first of a series of talks on subjects having to do with social welfare. The Welfare Board of the county is co- operating with the Hospital Board in an effort to further the aims of both bodies. Carl have been named to head a com- mittee to arrange a dinner ot the Cherrydale Fire Department Hall for benefit of the hospital fund. Mrs. Mae Jacobs and Mrs. Leis | BOARD HEAD APPLIES - FOR ZONING, CHANGE By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Sep- tember 30.—Prince Georges County’s commissioners will consider a zoning amendment sought by their president on November 5. The application requests that lots 15 end 16, Yost's subdivision of Mount Rainier, to be changed from residential “A” to residential “C” to :emu the erection of an apartment ouse.s It was filed by Perry Boswell, pres- ident of the board. At the time Boswell's application is given a public hearing the commis- sioners will act on the petition of Edward Daniels, agent, for reclassifi- cation of lots 25 and 26, block F, Au- toville, Berwyn district, from residen- tial to commercial. Islands Are Rich. The West Indies was once the envy of the world for its wealth. TWO TO MAKE TALKS BEFORE FARM BUREAU A. V. Krewatch and P. E. Nys- trom to Speak to Prince Georges Body Saturday. B a Staff Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md. Sep-! tember 30.—A. K. Krewatch, special- ist in agricultural engineering, Unj- versity of Maryland ‘Extension Serv- ice, and Paul E. Nystrom, assistant county agent leader, will be the prin- speakers at the quarterly meet- ing of the Prince Georges Coun Farm Bureau in the court house here next Saturday night. vited, as well as members of the Bu- reau. Krewatth will discuss the possi- bilities of obtaining rural electrifica- tion in Southern Maryland. Nystrom will talk on the new tobaceo produc- tion adjustment program. L] *% B—13 MASONS TO HOLD OPEN MEETING AT MANASSAS Special Dispatch to The Star. MANASSAS, Va, September 30.— Dr. Willilam Moseley Brown, past grand master of Masons in Virginia, will be the principa' speaker at an open meeting of the order at Masonic ‘Temple here Thursday at 8 pm., it was announced today. A broad program of entertainiient has been planned for the visitors, who are expecjed to come from lodges in Haymarket, Herndon, Quantico, Clif- ton and Occoquan. Featured on the program is D. C. Thomson of Alexandria, who has be- come well known in Masonic circles for his singing of Scotch songs. At the conclusion of the program re- freshments are to be served. The pub- lc is invited. Sacred Scottish Isle. lons is the pretty name of a small island off Scotland, a sacred isle where old Scottish and Norse kings are buried. = €s Goldenberg4 Q/ANNIVERS be a "SELL-OUT" tomorrow—because of the quality and value of these 40th Anniversary Sale SAVINGS! Boys’ Sample Suits LISTEN IN, Station WJSV, tomorrow morning Children’s 59¢ Dresses Panty Styles for Tots and Toddlers 33c ‘Tubfast printed cottons in various pretty styles Nice, deep hems and puff sleeves. Sizes 1 to 3 and 3 to 6. Goldenberg's— Second Floor, Choice of Various Kitchen Utensils enamelware with 4 at. Covered Sauce Pan. 6 at. Cooking Pot. 10 at. Dish Pan. Downstairs Store. 60x90-in. Hem- stitched W hite * Damask $2.59 Beautiful cloths in sev- eral distinctive patterns. Exquisite finish white linen. Goldenberg’s— 89¢ Silk and Wool Suiting 36-in. Rich Colors 69c - Stunning new patterns in checks, plaids and tweeds. Rich color combinations. Splendid for frocks and suits. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. $6 Celanese Spreads 90x80 Extra Large Size $ 4.95 Gorgeous rayons in rose, green, rust, gold, blue and orchid. Stunning tailored styles. Golden- berg’s—Main Floor, Fancy Stitches. Plain Weaves. Plaids, Heathers ‘ and Brushed Wools. Samples and surplus stocks of a very large knitting mill. Pull-overs, half zippers, full sippers and coat styles. Fancy stitches, plain weaves, plaids, heathers and 89¢ Unbleached Sheets 63x99 Extra Length -~ 64c Heavy, round thread quality for single and twin beds. They'll bleach easily, too.—Main Floor. In Sizes 46 to 50 54c¢ Tailored rayons . . . panties, step-ins and vests. Panties and step- ins with reinforced crotch, Tearose only. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. ~ “Kum-Fee Reducer” Corsette No Rutbber Touches You $1.]9 Genuine perfotex. lined rub- ber, stientifically made to aid in reducing. Swami bra is adjustable. Sizes 32 to 42. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. 10 Colors and Clear Do your floors over be- fore laying Fall rugs. Stains and varnishes in one coat. Goldengerg's— Downstairs Store, Jr. Boys’ Fall Suits Regularly 50c and 69c¢ 44c Only 300 Wash waists with heavy button-on pants. Some suits with corduroy pants. Sizes 3 to 8. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, Sizes 15 to 22 and double breasted Fan- cy patterns, navy and ox- ford. - E 1 RiASL 8245 - Goldenverys—Main® Fioor. Sizes 10 to 20 Yedrs $1.88 New Fall styles, plain or pleated fronts. Suiting patterns, grey, tan, brown. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. 10:15, Betty Huds6n program, for news of our 40th Anniversary Sale. WOMEN'S 59¢ TQ 79¢ GLOVES Bengaline and fabrics in fancy cuff and slip-on styles. Grey, black and navy. 37C Sizes 6 to 7.—Main Floor. 'WOMEN'S 10c HANDKERCHIEFS Large, hand loom, monogram initials. Soft lawn. Mid size. All initials.—Main Floor. C [ ] [ J [ CHILDREN'S HALF SOCKS Plain colors with novel contrasting tops. Navy, tan, brown and grey. Also striped C Fr. patterns. Sizes 7 to 9.—Main Floor. o o o $2 AXMINSTER CARPET 224 and 27 inches wide. Wool face car- pet for stairs, halls and rooms. Persian s 5 5 d ;nd hooked rug designs.—Downstairs - yd. tore. [ ] [ ] $1.39 BRAIDED RUGS 24x36 Oval Braided Rugs in light and dark 87c shades. Launder perfectly, and will give splendid service—Downstairs Store. [ ] WOMEN'S 79¢ SIZE UNION SUITS Extra sizes 46 to 50. Winter weight with built-up shoulders. Tight knee—Main 5 4c Floor. [ ] 25c MILLLLENGTHS PERCALES 80 square quality. Lovely prints in all new Fall styles and colors. Guaranteed tub- C yd, proof.—Main Floor. e O o $1.29 MILL-LENGTH VELVETEEN Black, brown, navy, blue, green and wine in excellent lengths for frocks and blouses. C yd. —Main Floor. o o o 29c RAYON TAFFETA 39 inch. White, black and a complete as- sortment of Fall colors. Suitable for drap- ries, slips, blouses and dresses.—Main C yd. oor. e O [ 50c TABLE DAMASK - 58 inch, colored border, mercerized dara- ask. Also plain white. An excellent qual- l't'.f that can be put to many uses.—Main [ yd. loor. [ ® ® 5¢ TO 10c NOTIONS Buttons, bias tape, thread, bottle washers, celery brushes, thimbles, snaps, hair nets, shoe strings, water wave caps, dolls, iron wax, vaporizing tablets, hooks, darning thread, hair pins, pins, darners, bob pins, safety pins, elastic, dye and paring C knives.—Main Floor. o o o ' $1.29 BEDSPREADS 81x105 cotton jacquards. Scalloped edges. Rose, green, gold, orchid and 98 c blue. Fast colors.—Main Floor. [ ] 19c BLEACHED PILCOW CASES 42x36-inch. Closely woven, soft finish cases finished with deep hems.—Main ‘I 4C Floor. | 75 DUPLEX ‘WINDOW SHADES Slight misweaves. 3x6-ft. cut size. Opaque. | Green and white or green and ecru. C ea. Perfect rollexs—Downstairs Store. e o o . I5c RUBBER STAIR TREADS : 9x18 inches. Nosing attached. Maroon C ea. only. Downstairs Store. o o o PINCH-PLEATED SICILIAN \DAMASK WINDOW DRAPES 50-in. wide 72-in, wide 100-in. wide to the pair to the pair $2.88 $3.88 Usually $6.95 and $8.95 $ 5.88 Suits with one to two knickers; one longie or one longie and one golf. Sizes 7 to 16. Golden- gerg’s—Main Floor, Extra Large 9x15 ft. $6.37 Perfect and slight irregu- lars. Heavy quality at about one-third off its regular price. Numerous good patterns—Golden- berg’s Downstairs Store. 515.95 Room size 715x9 ft. Seam- less wool-face Velvet Rugs—famous Alexander Smith make Choice of several desirable pat- terns and colors. Limited quantity. — Goldenberg’s Doivnstairs Store. ' 37ce All new, parchmentized shades in dozens of love- ly Fall colors. Floor, bridge or table size, suit- able for any room. Gold- enberg’s—Third Floor. Regularly $2.95, $3.49 and $3.95 Pine cheviots. cassimeres, tweeds. flannels. Full ecut, new patterns. Many with pleated fronts. Sizes 29 to 38 waist. All length, Lensgth alterations free. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Equals Any $17.50 Quality 39.45 One-piece tempered unit, Regular Bed Height The automatic feature elevates the concealed to regular bed Perfect, Ringless Hose | Full Fashioned 59c¢ All-silk with plated soles and heels. Silkk to the top. Shown in the best Fall shades . . . Hindus- tan, distingue, Durbar and caribou. Sizes 83 to 10';. Goldenberg's— Main Floor, $1.98 Peccary Pigskin Gloves Some Slight Irregulars 97¢ Imagine genuine pigskins at this low price. Egg- shell, natural and white. Sizes 6 to 7'2. Golden- berg’s—Main Floor, The Very Newest Fashions 88c Tailored, military and copies from “Old Mas- ."” Plaids, solid col- ors, stripes in taffeta, silk, acetate and French voile. Sizes 34 to 40. Neck- wear—Main Floor, Solid Maple $42.95 Three lovely pleces. Early H¥y American type solid maple with rounded edges. Oak interiors. Pegged for dura- bility. Dresser with hang- ing mirror, chest of draw- ers and bed in twin or full size. Goldenberg's— Fourth Floor. Solid Maple ‘Three pieces as shown. Hand-rubbed. Reversible spring seat cushions. Homespun covers in rust . or green. Pegged con- struction. Goldenderg’s— Fourth Floor, $62.58 Apex Electric Washer, Wringer, Ironing Board and Electric Iron—All for Apex with Lovell balloon-type wringer, A Day Buys This | |