Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1940, Page 36

Cooper s Elected Commander of Sons 0f Union Veterans Maryland Department Concludes Annual Encampment Howard B. Cooper of Baltimore was elected commander of the De- partment of Maryland, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, as it concluded its two-day annual encampment in the Continental Hotel yesterday. He succeeded Charles Colfax Long of Washington, who became counsellor of the de- partment. Other officers were chosen as fol- lows: Frank C. Conner, Wilmington, Del,, senior vice commander; John E. Pll.sgrove, Washington, junior vice commander; James W. Lyons, Washington, secretary-treasurer (re- elected); W. G. Baldwin, Wilming- ton, Del guide; Percy Parker, Wnshlngton, color bearer; Robert S. Valleau, Wilmington, Del patriotic instructor; John L. Bateman, Wash- ington, chaplain (re-elected), and Michael Casey, Washington, a!de to commander. Also: Howard Michael, Baltimore; Elmer P. Corrie, Smyrna. Del.; Charles S. Davis, Washington, and Robert D. McElroy, Hyattsville, Md., members of Executive Commmee and Elwood Hubert and James S. Jones, Washington; = L. Russell Brown, Baltimore, and Scotty Phillips, Hundred, W. Va., delegates to national encampment. Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, com- mander of the District National Guard, was the principal speaker at 8 luncheon at which guests included H. H. Hammer of Reading, Pa., na- tional secretary-treasurer; W. R. Herrlein of McKeesport, Pa., junior vice commander in chief, and A. J. Richards, also of McKeesport patri- otic instructor of the Department of Pennsylvania. Retiring Comdr. Long was toastmaster. Pohick Church Services To Mark Regents’ Sunday Epecial Dispatch to The Star. POHICK, Va., May 9.—Observing an annual custom established over & half century ago, members of the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, now in session at Mount Vernon, will commemorate Regents’ Sunday at historic Pohick Church Sunday at 11 am., when services will be conducted hy the recently insti- tuted rector, the Rev. John Curtin Runkel. As custodians of the home of Washington the association takes active part in perpetuating the oon- nection that existed in Wi ton's day with Pohick, the "home church” of Mount Vernon. The records of the Mount Vernon Association reveal many facts of iInterest regarding the restoration of Pohick Church. Of nparticular interest is the restoration of the chancel rail, which was completed in 1908, Dur- ing the War Between the Sthtes Union soldier removed one of ! spindles as a souvenir and many years later returned it to Pohick with a letter of explanation. The original spindle served as a pat- tern for the ones that were added and may be seen encased with & sllver band with “suitable lnscrlp- tion, the gift of “Mrs. Lucien M. Hanks, the present-vice regent from Wisconsin. Sunday’s service will include cor- porate communion and a brief me- morial service at the grave of Col. Harrison H. Dodge, who was super- intendent of Mount Vernon for more than 50 years. Arlington Board fo Act On Four Rezoning Pleas Four rezoning requests and a pe- tition for an exception to the zon- ing ordinance will be among the items to come before the next meeting of the Arlington County (Va.) Board of Zoning Appeals on May 21, Secretary Donald R. Locke announced today. The zoning changes sought are as follows: Request of Lee Properties, Inc., to change property in the 600 block of North Randolph street now zoned residential A, residential B and local business to a light in- dustrial zone. Request of Nell V. Boyd to change from residential A to local business property at 2225 North Glebe road. Request of Hugh Brent to change property in the 800 block-of North Pollard street from residential A to local business. Request of Monroe Warren, Doro- thy B. Warren, S. Milton Simpson and Marjorie E. Simpson to change from residential A to local business about 95,300 square feet in the 4800 block of First street north. The Rev. Edwin J. Lee, pastor of St. Thomas More Church, requested an exception to the mning ordi- nance for the premises at 135-137 North Thomas street to permit a Tear yard of 12-foot width ln.stead of 20 feet. Recommendations made by the Zoning Board on these requests will be sent to the County Board for final action on May 29. Cue for Crooks Crooks in London are following the milkman, and when he doesn’t deliver to a house until afternoon or finds empty bottles with notes they rob the place. ADVERTISEMENT. Full Fashioned 79¢ SILK HOSE 47e Slight irregulars. 3-thread ring- less chiffons, all full-fashioned, silkk from top to toe. Summer colors. (287) Full-Fashioned Ringless Chiffon Hose; 2 and 3-thread weights. 8light seconds of 79c- (147) Full-Fashioned Ringless Chiffon Heése;: 2 and 3-thread (207) Chiffon and Service Weight Hose; seconds of 38c grade ___ (217) Misses’ & ChiMren’s Anklets; irregulars of 20c grade, 12¢ (264) Pure Silk Chiffon Hose; knit to fit. Secondd of 29c grade Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Tots’ & Girls’ 69¢ Cotton Dresses 39e (97) children’s summer dresses of tubfast eottens, in prints and floral atterne. 3t6.7te Goldenberyg’s a—s:cond Floor TOTS’ & GIRLS’ (26) Children’s Cotton Dresses; bmkm sizes 3 to 10. Broken sises, (31) Children’s Wearables; in- cluding boys’ wash suits, house- coats and gym suits. Reg. (37) Children’s Slips; of rayon and cotton; 2 to 10. Reg. 38c (23) Girle Rayon Dresses; broken sizes 7 to 14. Reg. A9 (41) Children’s Rayon Dresses; broken sizes 3 to 12. Reg. 199 __ (8) Tots’ Coat Sets; powder blue, nuw and royal; 3 to Reg. 3.2 (10) flfii‘ Reefer Coats; navy; 10 to 14. Reg. 3.99__1.99 1 "fi' 2-Pe. Flannel Suits; ki t14. .Reg. 331..2.69 - (31) Wearables; in-- chxdln( m creepers and’ dresses. Reg. 39c to 58c___15¢ (3) Infants’ All-wool Shawis # and Blankets; slightly soiled. blue, rust, rose and gray—for smart summer suits and dresses. 36 in. wide. 8light irregulars. (169) Cotton Nub Suiting in brovn, 36 in. wide. Reg. 3%c _______________________ 15¢ (ls) 36-Inch Hopsacking Cot- ton Fabrics. Reg. 39c yd.___14¢ (497) Cotton Wash Fabries; in prints and plain colors; lengths 2 to 5 yds. Reg. 19c-25c yd., 10c (381) Cotton Wash Fabrics; in- cluding voiles, seersuckers and de luxe prints. Reg. 29¢ to Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Women’s 59¢ Summer Gloves 29¢ Novelty styles in angelskin and mesh weaves, in white and leading colors. Sizes 6 to 8 in the group. (83) Women’s Doeskin Gloves; slip-ons in white and eggshell. (123) Women's Fabric Gloves; in cotton and rayon suede. Reg. 79¢c to 1.00 (143) Women’s Summer Gloves; imported handmade filet and crochet styles. Reg. 39c...29¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. CORSETS (4) 2-Way Stretch Girdles; of (49) Bandeau and Brassieres; of satin, coutil and lace. Reg. 39c l!l) 2-Way Stretch Glnl.lu of luux, medium and large. Reg. Goldenbern 's—Second Floor. BOYS’ WEAR (39) Jr. Boys’ Sweaters; zipper of button. Sizes 6 and 8. 119 ing wash suits, knlckers wash shorts and dress shirts. Reg. 59¢c-T9¢c __ -19¢ (47) Boys’ its; of . White gabardine, also sport sets. Sizes 3 to 8. Reg. 1.98 (43) Boys’ White Duck Longies; Soiled, broken sizes. Reg. 1.19- 189 (27) Jr. Boys’ Sun Suits; sizes 3 and 4. Reg. 1.00-1.59 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. . Toilette Water. 99¢ brands, Just 15 Men’s 15.95 Summer TROPICAL WORSTED SUITS Lirht and dark shades fn sia- 3 e “repater els. Bizes for res: 18 oresotizs 3% "o °5 and one20; ‘one’3p # L (1) Spring Suit; size 37 short. Reg. $15.95____ 8.00 (2) Grey Herringbone Suits; ‘42 long and 40 short. Reg. 2195 ... _..._.12,95 (12) Spring Suits; broken sizes for regulars, 36 to 44. Reg. 1695 _________ | 9.00 (4) Worsted Suits; 2 stout 40; 1 long 38 and 42. Reg. 26.95 BOCEROERNEIET | K|} (14) Summer Wash Siacks; broken sizes, 30 to 36. Reg. 1.00 - 69¢ (25) Sport Shch. broken sizes, 30 to 34. Reg. 1.50, 79¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor UNDIES (19) ‘Women’s Knit Union Suits; built-up shoulders. Reg. 59¢ Se (29) Rayon Taffeta Slips; dark colors; broken sizes. Reg. 79¢ 59¢ (197) Porto Rican Gowns and Slips; hand-embroidered cotton, tearose and white. Reg. 39¢ 29¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, TOILETRIES April Showers Eau de Reg. 1.75, 1.09 (69) Face Powders; all popular brands; assorted shades, 1.00 (12) (435). 0dd Lots of Tolletries; including talc. powder, face powder, tooth powder, hair oil, skin lotion, etc. Reg. 10c-25c¢, 5¢ (59) Bath Powders; populnr assorted odors. (67’) Tollet Soaps; in assorted brands. Reg. 10c-15c cake.. 3¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Sensational Friday Special on Soiled SHEETS & CASES Just 600 to sell. Famous brands; soiled and mussed. (30) Unbleached Sheets; size T2x99. Reg. T9c _(43) Glendora Sheets; size 712x99-81x90. Reg. 89c_.59¢ '{112) Muslin 81x108. Reg. 1.19 89¢ | 7mvmm‘ % ‘& 14t 1 on (60) Cannon Sheets; Mohawk Sheeta; sizes; 08 and 81x99 (300) Pillow Cases; 42x36. Reg. 19c-29c ______10c-14¢ Goldenberg’s—Main. Floor LINENS (72) Cannon Huck Towels; sec- onds of 19c-29c grades._12%sc (14) Handmade Lace Table- cloths; slightly mussed. Reg. 299 e - 2.29 (59) Handmade Cluny Lace Scarfs; sizes 36, 45 and 54 in. Reg. 49c-64c --39% (178) Cannon Turkish Towels; colored borders. Seconds of 19c ----10¢ Towels; of 29c-39c kinds Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. '39¢ Tailored & Ruffled Curtains 25¢ Tailered curtains in_ecru, open mesh e, i rctie” Witk Piain mareu d.«u ‘and novelty raffes. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Just 15 Nationally Famous Electric SEWING MACHINES A Regular $55.00 Value! brand-new. Fully 2195 Just 15 electric sewing machines—ev: one guaranteed. Equipped with many important sewing features you look for lg the pr:ost expensive machines. Used and Floor Sample Machines! Rotary Consoles, when new, e M”Comk, when new, 89.50_ Drastic Warehouse Clearance! Used Treadle Machines Liberal Terms Easily Arronged Goldenberg's—Main Fioor—Direct Entrance at 8th Street Remnants of 79¢ SILK FABRICS 44e yd. Lovely spring-summer fabrics, including printed chiffons and Bemberg crepes, in attractive patterns and colors. (193) Remnants of Waoolens; 1to 1% yd. lengths. Reg. 1.39 to 1.95 yd. wul (286) Ruff and Minuette Rayon Crepe; in plain colors. Reg. (582) Remnants of Rayons and Acetates; in prints and plain colors. Reg. 48c to 69c yd.._29¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Window Shades (18) Window Awnings; with galvanized iron frames; sizes 30, 36 and 42 in. Painted stripes, 1.19 17.50 (6) Canvas Porch Drops; 9 and 10 ft. wide, 6 ft. long. size 52x52 in. Reg. GDcfi._Jk (1) Porch Awning; painted stripe canvas. 12 ft. wide. Sold B G e (1Y NEEN 3.00 (12) Extra Wide Window Awn- ings; painted stripe canvas, 48 in, wide 17e Goldenderg’s—Third Floor. 19¢ to 1.59 Curtain & Drapery Fabrics %Prlee Now 9¢ to 79¢ Yd.. nes and other (7) Sofa Pillows, cretonne and chintz. Soiled. Reg. 59c.__18¢ (89) Damask and Satin Squares; . Reg. llc-lk - --§9¢ 1") Glider Covers; green and orange stripes. Reg. 1.98..1.17 (14) Sure-Fit Chair Covers; 7 Oomuurfl-—fm Floor. Speciell "59¢-69¢ Siips A9 MEN’S WEAR (3) Siack Ensembles; shirt and pants with belt. Reg. 249__79¢ (2) Lightweight Fur Felt Hats; (39) Men’s 3 in White neck- . Broken sizes. Reg. ----19¢ weaters; all-wool shaker-knit. Size 46, . Reg, 3.00 __ (21) Men’s Sport Sweaters; zipper or button front. Reg. 195 49¢ (24) Men's Spert Shirts; “in- ner - and - outer” style. Reg. 150 (19) Men’s Undershirts; (14) Men’s hhmn mussed. Reg. 29¢ Goldenberg’s—Main_Fioor. NOTIONS (35) Knitting Yarns; 4-oz. (4) Garment Bags; slightly mussed. Reg. 298 _______1.49 (6) Basket Powder Puffs. Reg. 50c _.__. .. -29¢ (15) Pin Cushions. Rll 39c. 19¢ (91) Remnants of Dress Laces; useful lengths. Reg. 89¢ yd. 39¢ (4) Bucilla Embossed Baby lhn.keh with embroidery floss. (8) Waste orations. Goldenberg's—Main Fioor. 9¢ bengaline. 10.95 and 13.95 COATS & SUITS 6.99 Choice of dress and sport coats in fitted and boxy styles; lice collar and cuff trim. Black, navy and tweeds. Sizes 12 to 44. Also suits, in man tailored and ecru dressmaker styles. Sizes 12 to_20. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor ACCESSORIES (54) Women’s Neckwear; pique, val. 3 59¢ (97) squares, tubulars md Scots prints and solid colors. Reg. 58¢ (933) Men's and Women’s Handkerchiefs; assorted large size prints and men's styles in (47). Men's Linen Handker- chiefs; white and colored bor- (13) We . leathers, patents, . fabrics.” Reg, 15‘-195,...1 19 (44) Women's Handbags; in as- sorted fabricoids, pigtex and Reg. 59c-69c._._39¢ Goldenbery’s—Main Floor Drastic Friday Reductions on FLOOR COVERINGS Few-of-a-kind ru patterns and slight {s, floor samples, discontinued irregulars. (39) 5.95 Felt Base Rugs, 9x7.6 ._2.97 (22) 6.95 Feit Base Rugs, 9:10.6’ = (15) 3.95 Feit Base Rugs, 6x9__1.97 (14) 9.95 Felt Base Rugs, 9x15__4.97 (3) 22.95 Fibre Rugs, 9x15___1 (8) 8.95 Sisal Rugs, 4x7___ (7) 5.95 Fibre Rugs, 4x7. (84) 25c Straw Runner__ (78) 59¢ Armstrong Floor Cov’g (5) 1.50 Felt Base Rugs, 3x9____59¢ (1) 24.50 Axminster Rug, 6x9__12.25 (1) 29.00 Axmjnster Rug, 1'/:#?, 3.5 (1) 24.95 Axminster Rug, 8.3x10.6, 12.47 (5) 7.95 Fibre Rugs, 6x8______ 3.97 (15) i 25-4.00 Fibre Rugs, 3x4.6 -M 3x5 1.59 (24) 2.98 A Rugs, 3x12, 1.49 (4) 7.50 lnm'm:fiu Rugs, 6x9, (3) 6.50"Inlaid Linofior Rugs, 617, 2.95 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor HOMEWARES (2) Metal Utility Cabinets; 2- door style, 63 in. tall. Sold “as is” Reg. 695 ___________ 2.99 (1) Metal Utility Cabinet; in. tall, slightly marred. 'Ru ---1.99 (l) Metal Utility Cabinet; 66 in. tall, slightly marred. Reg. (L R R, 2.99 (2) Fibre Board Wardrobes; su:huy marred. Reg. 159 to -1.00 (l) Boxes Peat Moss; about % bushel in each box. Reg. 59¢, 25¢ (1) Ball-bearing Lawn Mower; 18-in, size cutting blades. Reg. 8 . u 4--5.48 (1) 5-Po. Breakfast Set; maple finish; drop-leaf table and 4 ladder-back chairs. Sold “as 8 1) 25x40-in, porcelain work top. Sold “as is.” Reg. 22.95..12.95 ; chemically (m) Onpe -finish Toilet hpet |0nll. ISe g's—Downstairs, PAINTS, Ete. (15 gals) Fiat White Paint; for interior use. Reg. 245 gal, (37 halt gals) Quick. gal. (19 gals) Geld Medal Enamel Gloss; washable. Reg. 3.50 ol 2.59 (48 gals) Ready-mixed Paints; ‘white and colors. Reg. 1.69 gal. (23 gals.) Standard Spar Var- nish; * quick- -aryl.u Reg. 250 ol el 1.29 (197 rolls) Wnl Paper; for Reg, Outdoor Furniture (1) De Luxe Glidet; leather- 63 ette cover, coil spring. Floor sample. (1) Metal Frame Rocker; loose cushion back and seat. Reg. Oy 8.74 (1), Fibre Settee, metal frame. 1 green with black. Reg. 3.00_ ____ 1.99 Goldenberg’s—Downstairs. FURNITURE (3) 42-in. Walnut Dresser; plate glass . mirror sattached. Reg. 34.95 . (2) Lounge Chairs; covered in figured tapestry. Reg. 829'.95, 88 . (1) Colonial Mahogany Dresser; left from suite. Reg. $49.00, 19.98 (2) Nite Tables; waterfall top, drawer and book shelf. Reg. hogany frame. Reg. 13.95.5.95 .00 (2) S-Drawer Chests; Sapeli . Reg. 49.00 9.98 1 G-nnwer Chest; walnut ve- 9¢ (1) 3-Pe. Maple Set; consisting umm:mmm . Spectacular Purchase for Friday Brings You 1.00 to 2.49 SAMPLE CURTAINS O All Full Width. Many Extra Long Curtains Novelty Madras Curtains @ Plain Tailored Marquisettes ©® Swagger Curtains @ Fluffy Dots in Pastels Some Slight Irregulars! These curtains were closed out by us at a mere fraction of their regular prices. And as samples, there are only a few pairs of each kind, al- though there’s a wide selection of the most desirable styles in the group. Reg. 39¢ Curtain Fabries 10 to 20 yards. wide marquisettes in novelty dots and figures. Crea, ecru, white and leading colors. Short bolts from 13e Goldenberg’s—Third Floor Come Early for This Sensational APPAREL REDUCED Tremendous Mark-Downs for Prompt Clearance 444 Evening Dresses ©.1.69 Just 8 to sell, so come early. Evening dresses in taffeta and organdy, several colors. Broken sizes 12 to 18. 4.99 and 5.99 Dresses 3.69 (39) Misses’ and Women's ‘Dresses of rayon alpac 1= /. pc. and jacket styles. Broken sizes 14 to 42. 6.95 and 7.95 Dresses 4.97 (19) Misses’ and Women’s Dresses; of rayon ecrepes, in prints and piain colors. Broken sizes 14 to 40. Regular 10.95 Dresses 6.97 Misses’ and Women's Dresses, of magic hour ma- terials, in jacket and 1-pc. styles. Broken sizes 14 to 40. 3.33 and 3.99 Dresses ~ 198 (97) Misses’ and Women's Dresses; of rayon crepe and spun rayon. Broken sives 12 to 44, 19.95 3-Piece Suits 8.38 (8) Misses’ 3-plecs Suits of Shetlands and tweeds, in i g 133000 16.95 Sport Coats 10.99 (5) Misses’ Plaid Spert Coats, in fitted style. Broken sizes 12 to 18. 7.95 Coats and Suits 1.99 (10) Dress and Sport Coats and Tailored Suits, broken range of colors and sizes. 16.95 Dressmaker Suits 10.99 (3) Dressmaker Suits of boucle material, in rose and blue. Broken sizes 12 and 14. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. SPORTSWEAR (31) Women’s Skirts, Blouses and Sweaters; broken sizes. ‘Women's Sport Jackets; wool and rayon. 12 to 16. Reg. gt rEL T N R 1.44 (14) Women’s Skirts; of flan- nel, sizes 24-28. Reg. 1.29__79¢ (37) Women’s Blouses; of rayon crepe and batiste. Reg. 1.15, 79¢ (23) Women’s Blouses; rayon crepe and lace; broken sizes. 149 Women’s 1.99 Daytime Dresses Be Incomplete range of styles and colors in rayon crepes and spun rayons in prints, dots and stripes on light and dark back- grounds. Broken sizes. (16) Housecoats; in spun rayon satin, wrap-around styles. Reg. 199 (47) Cotton Dresses and Utility Coats; in broken sizes. Reg. 79c-1.19 __ $ (7) Rayon Housecoats; in dusty pink and wine, broken dm. O85; Reg. 2.99 (51) Overs; all sizes. Reg. 59c._29¢ (16) Women’s Skirts; all-wool flannel. 24 to 30. Broken sizes. Reg. 199 ______ . ________ 1.44 Have Foresight— Let Dr. Kanstoroom Protect Your Eyes! (26) Cotton Smocks; in Mnk, short and long sleeves. Sizes 12-20. Reg. 1.19 (11) Cotton Uniforms; in blue. $12 Octagon Shape "GLASSES promriee DD We Invite You to Open a Charge Account Goldenberg's—Main Floor - - Friday Only! Special Sale of Regular 1.00 Goldcnbaro—lah Floor Sensational Sale of 900 Pairs!- WOMEN'’S 2.00 to 5.00 SHOES 1.00 . patents . . . tans ...nbudhn...lln-- All the season's popular styles in pumps, ties, straps and oxfords. All sizes in the group, but not all sises in every style and material. (397 Prs.) Women's 2.00 Spring Shoes Clearance of (ncom- rimen Gift for Mother’s Day! _ HOUSE SLIPPERS