davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1924-04-28

OFFICE OF THE LANsTQS MONO
delphia, April z. 1924.-1The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
LANsTON N ON OTYPE MACHINE
COMPANY will be held at the Elks
Home, Corner Prince and Royal Streets,
Alexandra, Va, at twelve o'clock noon.
on Thursday, the LIST day of May. 1924.
for the purpose Of elccting a Board OF
and transacting such other business az
may properly come before the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed on April
2lst at four O'clock P. n. aud Will be
reopened on May 9Th at ten o'clock
A. NJ. BY order Of the Board Of Direc-
tors. w. ARTHUR SELLMAN. SecrO-
The Washington times., 1924-04-28
StGldebaker'
Spring Offering in
Good Used Cars
Bring Your Deposit"

Dodge Sedan. ........... $4,000
Studebaker Light Six
Sedan 5000
Chevrolet Coupe ........ $4,000
Studebaker Light Touring. 10000
Durant Touring ......... 10000
Studebaker Special Six
Touring like Newt -. 10000
Lexington Touring 1850. 10000
Studebaker Big Six Tour
ing Like New ~. $4,000
Dodge Touring ........J. 10000
Stud e b aker Light Six
Coupe $500. $4,000
Buick Touring .......... 10000
Studebaker Special Six
Coupe !. 4, 10000
Lexington Sedan (Spe-
cial Body. ....... -. 10000
Studeb ker Light Six
Touring (23).......... 10000
Studebakef Spe cial. Six
Touring (New car guar
antee) ............... 10000
Studebaker Special Six
Touring .............. 5000
Terms to meet your approval.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
The Washington times., 1924-04-28

At the Birney Center the Junior
Club, the Birney Choral Society,
Needle and Craft Club, Radio Club,
Girls Readers Club. Amethyst Club
and Boys Athletic Club will meet.
The Washington times., 1924-04-28
MISSOURI SOCIETY TO MEET
TONIGHT AT ROOSEVELT.

The Missouri Society's last meet
ing of the season will be held to-
night at the Hotel Roosevelt. An
attractive program, in memory Of
the life and works of Mark Twain,
has been arranged, according to
Congressman G. A. Newton, presi-
dent Of the organization. There
will be addresses by DIR. A. Ross
Hill, formerly president Of Missouri
University; Congressman Ralph F.
Lozier, who, represents the district
in which Mark Twain was born.
ern representative OF the Mark
Twain Memorial Association. The
Rev. Earl Whitley, also former
Missourian, will give readings from
Mark Twain, and Mrs. William T,
Reed win sing a group Of songs,
accompanied by Mrs. w. c. Stierlin.
After the program there will be
reception, In the receiving line
being Congressman and Mrs. Ralph
F. Lozier, Congressman and Mrs.
III. A. Romjue, DR.. and Mrs. A.
Ross Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hagerman, jr.,. and Mrs. Edgar c.
Ellis. wife Of the former Congress
man from Kansas City. Mrs. e. H.
Andrew. chairman Of the reception
committee, will be assisted by Mrs.
L. C. Dyer, Mrs. Sidney C. Roach,
Mrs. Charles p. Keyser, Mrs. w.
N. Holmes, Miss Title STEINER, Mrs.
Agnes T. Miller, Miss Octa l..
Bassett. Mrs. e. NJ. Wallace, Miss
Inez Justus and Mrs. Otis j.
Rogers.
The Most Rev. Michael ]. Curley,
D. D., Archbishop of Baltimore.
will be the guest of honor and will
deliver an address at the annual
meeting OF the Christ Child Society
at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
Rauschers.
From 2:30 until there viii be an
exhibition Of the work of settlement
children and after the business ses-
The Washington times., 1924-04-28

sion, there will be a tea to meet
the. Archbishop.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
JESSIE REED MARBLES
new YORKER IN ILLINOIS
Ziegfeld Follies Stars Name Had
Been Linked With That of
Russell Colt.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WAUKEGAN. ILL.,, February 25.-
Jessie Reed, Ziegfeld Follies star was
married here yesterday to William T..
Young, jr., of New York city. The
bride gave her age as twenty-four
and Young gave his as tWenty-siX
The ceremony was performed by Il
justice of the peace.
Young said he met Miss Reed st Il
seashorc resort in the east four years
%go and had been close friends since
hat time. The new bride announced
ner intention of quitting the stage
and becoming Just Mrs. Young"
The ceremony followed an after
the-theater dinner and an early
morning motor drive from Chicago.
Recent reports had linked Miss Reeds
name with that of Russell Colt of
New York, but Miss Reed denied
this.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
SAUNDERS TO FIGHT
FOR new FORTUNE
US He'll Have It All Back III
lars or Two, as He Files Peti-
~ tion in Bankruptcy.
-CLAIMs $1,SSO,56O DUE HIM
ill Launch New Line of Stores
at Once, He Declares.
y the Associated Press.

y the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 25.--
.arence Saunders, who late Saturday
lied petition in bankruptcy. remarked,
- he signed the document, Here goes
100000" and added, II will have 1t
I'll back again in 4 year or tive"
Whether Saunders acted for himself
.- for the Piggy Wiggly Stores. Inc,
~ which he was president, when he
eonducted his famous corner" in Pig
t:y Wiggly stock on the New York
lock Exchange, early in 1928, will be
u-termined in court decisions and will
lave vital bearing on the settlement
- Saunders creditors. In the s3,244,-
20 total assets listed as against ST.
..6.919 liabilities. is an "unliquidated
tlain" for S1,SS0560, which represents
ne amount for which Saunders is suing
me new management of Piggy Wigg.y
.'toreS, Inc. OF this amount $l,40S,000
presents debts, largely stock purchases
or which, Saunders claims in his suit,
- acted as agent Of the Piggy Wiggiy
.-:ores, Inc.
Turns Over Everything.
saunders turns over as assets ali
i his worldly goods as he termed
:. This includes his two homes in
lemphis. One. as yet uncompleted.
8 Ii pink marble suburban residence
hich was to cost approximately
100000. His household goods,
automobiles. life insurance policies
-otaling S5o0.000--and a number Of
'iotes signed by friends and payable
- Clarence Saunders, the value OF
''hich Mr.. Saunders places at 5000"
re included in the assets. The face
value OF these personal notes totals
OF the liabilities there is a total
vi s652,T30 secured by 24.5$1 shares
II class a stock of Piggly Wiggly
listed in this classification include
hudson Trust Company of New York,
10000; First National Bank of
florence. Ala, $4,000; Barnett Ma
:tonal Bank of Jacksonville, Fla,
$4,000: American Trust Company Of
National Bank of Chattanooga. Tenn,
$4,000: Interstate Trust and Banking
'ompany of New Orleans, s9l,S75:
;. B. TiSrett. jackson, Tenn. $36.3Ss.
and a number Of others, to whom
smaller amounts are due.
Contracts for Pool"
The obligations listed in the ltabili-
lies which Saunders claims ultimate
y must be paid by Piggy Wiggly
include contracts for the famous
rool." which backed Saunders in his
Wall street drive, as well as money
secured on contracts to deliver class
y stock OF Piggly Ntiggly Stores, Inc
Saunders, who began as d grocery
chain of grocery stores, announced
that he would launch at once a
similar system, starting with L store
in Memphis.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
PATIENCE COUNSELED
UPON PORTO RlCANS
Frank B. Noyes Tells Islands D. G.
Has Fought 125 Years for
Franchise.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, T.. r., February Co.
The American editors and publishers
who have been visiting Porto Rico
motored forty miles this evening to
Fajardo to board the destroyers, to
return on them to the fleet. which
will sail today on maneuvers. Ad-
miral Coontz accompanied them, and
he expects the fleet will reach New
York early in March.
AT a luncheon the inSular officials
spoke of the endeavors and accom-
plishments Of the government and it's
activities in the development OF
health, education and agriculture and
the administration of justice.
Admiral Coontz and Frank Is. Noyes,
president of the Associated Press,
spoke briefly. expressing their thanks
for the hospitality extended to the
American visitors. Mr. Noyes, speak
ing simply as a private citizen"
urged the people of the island not to
gain the impression of congressional
indifference If the efforts OF the Porto
Rican Legislative commission now In
Washington were not Immediately
successful.
I'm Washington, the Capital of the
nation" he said. 1--WE have been try
ing for 125 years to obtain the fran
chise, and are still without it,"
Evening star., 1924-02-25
W0men7s Blouses

70 Overb o s, Of fancy
georgette crepe, In beaded and
embroidered models; light and
dark coIors; sizes SO to no
42. Former $4.ss grades. VOC
50 Overblouses, Of wolfe and
dinity; slightly soiIed from han.
ding; plain tailored and fancy
TT&ss's: T5&s.ss ssskso :s to ;'5s;; .5'ss .$1.20
grades. At .........
9 Misses Wool MILDLY BIouses,
famous Goody make; red, green
and navy blue wool
flannel; sizes 16 to o. ~
q. Former s5.ss s1l ~
grade. At........... -
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead to serious lung trouble. You
ran stop them now with CreomulSion,
an emulsified creosote that is pleas
ant to take. Creomulsjon Is a new
medical discovery with twofoId ac-
Jon: it soothes and heals the in
famed membranes and kills the
germ.
OF all known drugs, creosote is
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment of chronic coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat and
ung troubles. Creomulsion con-
tains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and
heal the infiamed membranes and
stop the irritation and Inflammation.
while the creosote goes ON to the
stomach, is absorbed into the blood,
attacks the seat of the trouble and
destroys the germs that lead to con-
sumption.
Creomulsion is guaranteed salts
factory i'll the treatment of chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma,
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
of throat and lung diseases, and is
excellent for. building up the system
after colds or the flu. Money re-
funded If any cough or cold, no mat
ter of how long standing. is not re-
lieved after taking according to di-
rections. Ask your druggist. Creo-
mulsion Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Bedwear and CottOns

81 Scanned Sheets, 72xso, three
quarter bed size; hand x
torn and ironed; slight OOC
SECONDS ......-..........
$1.79 Seamless BIeached Sheets,
s,xe0 double bed SIZE; heavy round
thread quality: free o. ~
from starch or dress D .4S
ing ...---...........
$1.25 Scanned Bleached on
Sheets, 31x9o double bed CyC
size; slight seconds ...
45c BIeached PiIlowcases, per-
feet quality; size 42x36 a.
inches; hand torn and Z1C
ironed. Each ........
soc Bleached PiIlowcases, per-
feet quality; hand torn a.
and ironed;. size 45x36 LUC
inches. Each ..........
Sc Redspreads, sim O. IN
gle bed size, in Mar ,Di.5y
seilles designs .......
81 Crochet sedspreads, full
double bed size; O. no
heavy raised Mar DZ.SO
seiIies patterns ......
$3.50 Mattress Cow
ers, of heavy un- O. 40
bIeached S h e ting; % 20
doubIe-bed size .....
20c Bleached Muslin. So inches
wide; close e-Woven, soft ~
finish grade; free from lO(
starch or dressing. Yard
16c UnbIeached Sheeting, to
18 yard lengths: 80 l0H.
inches wide; firm ZEZC
woven grade. Yard.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Furniture Odd Lots

% Three.piece Davenport
Suite, large 6-ft. sofa, cane
panel sides on all pieces; Baker
cut velour seat and
back; floor sample. c1n0
Former s25o.o OlUU
grade. at ........
(24) Kitchen Tables, size
S6x42 inches: unfinished top,
Vanished legs; made with
Former s4.5o and XZ.OS
S4.98 grades, at ;.
Apartment Kitchen Table.
with large drawer and drop
leaf on one end, when open
M sures 40 Or no
inches. Former sO9vH
S1o.5o grade, at.
% Golden Oak Extension
Table, with colonial pedestal;
Ees%s, 5ss'esS $500 $500 $3.50
D Ensiander Day Bed.
Windsor type head and foot:
cretonne cove ring, valance
mer 5000 grade, "as SIS
% FOUR piece ivory Bed
room Suite, 4s.inch dresser,
full vanity. large chifforobe
90 Esr%sr nov FOOT $3.50 sssi S105
grade, at ..........
% Four-piece Mahogany
finish Bedroom Suite, large
dresser. extremely large vanity,
ss''''ssss e sss: a"f ass%:r ssat' Sl95
$3.50 grade, at -.
Walnut finished Dre ers.
two.tone finish, m a h o 9 any
drawer bottom and dustproof
construction D.
38-inch size. r m eriy
$500; now $500.
. 45.inch size. = Or merly
$500; now 5000.
GoIdenberg's Furniture Store "A
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Boys Clothing

(42) 81 Junior Cloth Suits, wool
Jersey. serge. corduroy and tweeds;
S!ddy styles: i@'s' siass n"s SZ.l0
to 5 years. At.....
1887 81 Cloth Pants. knicker-
booker style; neat suit H.
ing mixtures; sizes to O0C
10 years. At.
(12) 81 Wool Mackinaws, heavy
weight; neat pat
terms; m d { with o. IN
muff pockets; sizes 6 sDe0. ~
to 10 years. ......
(2D 1875 to $3.50 Blue Serge
Suits, with two pairs nn -E
Of pants: sizes 8 to Oy./O
10 years.
t23ol Wash Suits, MILDLY and
Oliver Twist models; plain coiors
and combinations; also IN
lot of khaki happer suits: OSC
sizes >, and years. At
(2o) $685. to ss75 Norfolk Suits.
II OF corduroy, i'm sizes 2 and 15
years, and three of
blue serge, Norfolk d m
models. in sizes 8 and D4.Oy
years s-.-..-..-.....
plaid back materials; sizes 2. 2fa
and 3 years. For o. 90
mer 1915 to sis sD4.CS
grades. At....
t2) Aii-wooi Jersey and Knit
Sweaters, coat and puIl-over
styles; white ard O. nE
fancy coiors. Former sD,1.V5
81 to 1915 grades. At
Gcldenberg 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
ITALY OBSERVES TERMS
OF THE FlUME TREATY
Formally Turns Over Porto Barrios
Delta to Jugoslavia-Will Aban-
don Other Zones Thursday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SUSAk, Jugoslavia. February 25-
The Porto Barrios delta was turned
over to the Jugoslav authorities yes
terday morning by the Italians In ac-
cordance with the Fiume treaty. The
ceremony was simple. The mayor of
SuSak had requested the population
to decorate their houses as a sign of
mourning for the loss of Fiume. They
were instructed. however, to make no
untoWard demonstrations
The retirement of the Italians from
the other zones given Jugoslavia un-
der the treaty Will take place next
Thursday. The delimitation OF the
frontier is proceeding. The Jugo-
slavic government has ordered it's
customs officers to take steps 70 guard
against attempts to run contraband
across the border during the period
of altering the frontier line.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Prominent r. r. Man Dies.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., February %.
John L. Fairbanks, secretary and
treasurer of the American Railway
Association. died at his home ycster-
day. He also was secretary and
treasurer of the bureau of explosives.
secretary of the General Managers
ASSOCIATION. member of the COM
mittee on railway mail pay and Il
clerk in the American Railway Guild
Mr.. Fairbanks, who was tifty-three
years old, is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Emma i. Fairbanks
Evening star., 1924-02-25
z inches
30C
20c
Swiss, SO
2Qc
Csc
leeds, SO
-m-Woven
44C
20c
M Madras,
Csc
'r,
Hosiery

Women's Silk Hose. full fash
ioned, medium and chiffon weights:
black and coIors: some with silk
tops, others with Isle garter d.
tops; broken sizes. Seconds sDI
Of 81 and $3.50 grades. At
Women's Ribbed Lisie Sport
Hose, In black and assorted coIors;
also lot Of light t-weight silk and
wool hose, in black only; N
broken sizes. Seconds of .0SC
69c to SIPS grades. At.
Women's Fiber Silk tGios) Hose.
novelty effects, scanned back: black
and ssorted coIors; en
mostly seconds of S1.00 DUO
chIIdren's Fine Ribbed Cotton
Stockings, in black only; Z
limited quantity. Seconds &c
of 15c grade. At.
ChiIdren's Part. wool Socks.
three. quarter length, with fancy
turnover cuffs; bro 10H
ken sizes. Seconds of ZyZC
sec grade. At.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

] Kettles.
30C
Sc
40C,
r Bottom
i 10
Dress Trimmings
and Buttons

SILK Embroidered Dress Orna-
ments, also motifs, In an assort-
ment OF shades and color 1E
combinations. Former 79c c1OC
to $1.00 grades, each. at.
Black Bone Buttons, for dress
or coat trimmings; sizes "a to. IS
iigne; one dozen and half O
dozen on card; 19c to 4sc &C
grades. Card ..............
Coat and Dress Buckles, ceIIu-
loid and composition styles; as
sorted po putar shapes 10
and coiors. Former $1.50 4CC
and $1.98 grades, at -.
Goldenberg's--First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Mems ) Furnishings

1858 prs.) Thread SILK Half Hose.
mostly In cordovan, but few
black in the lot; iisie sole, o.
toe and cuffs. Seconds Of eO4C
75c grade. At...........
(a4 Domet Flannel Pajamas.
small sizes; soiled or
as%ass' ao9%ss .s'oS 90" and s''ssaz' ss'so 75C
grades. At.
(73) Domet Flannel Night Robes,
V-neck and miIitary-coI-
lar styles; slightly imper- LE
feet or soiIed. Former DOC
$1.5o grade. At..........
(55) one.piece overall Suits,
heavy twill khaki
cloth; all sizes; per- d En
feet quality. Former sDZ.Oy
1925 grade.
te4) Undershirts. medium and
heavy weight wool mixtures and
balbrigean; st d ard a.
makes. Former s1.25 TO 4SC
$500 grades. At........
t47) Golf Caps, of tweed and
other good quality materials, Fined
and uniined styles; bal
ance of fall and winter En
stocks. Former $1.oo and QUO
$1.25 grades. At. .......
(53) Negliaee Shirts. Of madras
and other shIrtinas; perfect quail
ity; soiIed from ham O. -
ding. Former $500 -
and $3.50 grades. At
{137) Satin Stripe PopIin Shirts.
white grounds with blue, lavender
and green stripes;
sizes "a, t41,, and t5i2. Nf <H
Former $2.s5 grades. ID Nd
At
(26) Bath Robes, of Beacon.
Kelly, Lawrence and other high
ga d e blankets; all
made iounging style; d. 20
all sizes. Former sD0.OC
1898 grade. At.....
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Draperies

tf3 pairs) Tapestry Porteres,
green or brown armure tapestry
and n,ercerized effects; neat self
color designs; slightly
soiIed on edge. o. IE
Former ss to $3.50 sD0.4O
grades. At ..........
Mill Lengths OF cretonnes, 81
TO "a inches wide; Hight and dark
-coiors; also sheer quality white
NJ arqul settle, yard r0H
vide. Former 25c ZyZC
grade. At ........
First Floor, Bargain Table.
Washable Cretonnes. 81 and o6
inches wide: lengths from 2 to
yards; floral, bird and tapestry
designs; Hight and dark ~
coiors. Former 39c SC
grade. At ......
Evening star., 1924-02-25
29c
Csc
Csc
2Ezc
&c
lhams, SO
20C,
Jewelry.

Baby Rings, gold filled; signet
and tiny colored stone A.
set designs. Former SOC ZOC
grade. At...............
Novelty Jet Bar Pins, TWO sizes;
artIsticaIly carved; many pretty
designs. Former Csc ~
and SOC grades. At TWO ZsOC
New Bud Vases, pretty ~
shape, of Dutch silver Z/C
Formerly SOC ach. At.
Fancy Bead Chains, long chains;
graduate and { a sei N,
styles; an assortment Of ZyC
COtOFS
Go1denberg'-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Gloves

Women's Gloves, including
Chamotex, double silk and
sueded finish fabrics; IN
broken sizes; former OSC
$1.00 to $3.50 grades.
Women's Capeskin Walking
Gloves, strap wrist and one-clasp
style; all sizes In the lot, but
not in every color
$50 and $3.50 grades, SI. 10
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Notions

All Rubber Household
Aprons, black and gray -
finish. Formerly SOC each. -
AT ......-.......
Dress Shields, an assortment
styles and shapes, incIud-
ing samples and factory ~
odd lots. Formerly f9c 10 III
sec pair. At..........
Stickerei or Embroidered &c
ings, white and colored eff
fects: three-yard p e S. -
Formerly SC and 1oc each. ,
Brooks Giace Cotton. for n
chine or hand sewing;
200-yard spools. For ~
meriy 1oc each. SIX 70
spooIs for.
Wooden Shoe or Slipper
Trees. Regularly 1oc pair. ID
Nursery Pads, size 17x3o inch
neatly made and bound:
heavy, quilted white pad 20
ding. Formerly soc each. 10
Goidenberg 's-First Floor,
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Ribbons

and plain colors; five inches
wide; good assortment of rE
wanted coIors. 2oc grade. &c
Fancy Ribbons, In novelty. tim
sci, moire and other styles; widths
from Ia to 1H inches; light n
and dark colorS. f2c to 15c VIC
grades. At. r.........-.....
Wash and Satin Ribbons,
:ssas:: e and "'Se"s '5s sraass' 'sss: &c
AL
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
House Dresses
$l.79

Former 81 to $5.98 Grades
79 House Dresses. long -waisted
and straiehtIine models, with Peter
Pan, square or round necks, three
quarter or short sleeves; good
quality materials, in assorted COL
ors; sizes Sc to IS; slightly soiled.
Goldenberg 's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
CONVICTS GIVE BLOOD.
Two Submit to TRANSMISSION Opera
tion for Fellow Prisoner.

OSSINING, y. Y, February 25.-
Two prisoners last night submitted
to u blood TRANSMISSION operation in
:ho hope of saving the life of Ernest
IIellstrum, a fellow convict. One
selected a chicken as his reward, the
ether bowl of spaghetti.
Fifteen prisoners, two of them
negroes, responded to an appeal for
volunteers.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Cinghanls and
DOnestics

32-inch Imported Dress
Ginghams, fine quality;
all size checks. Former
39c grade. At ..........
35c Serpentine Crepe,
80 inches wide; printed
designs and plain coiors
39c eIeached Shaker
Flannel, 36 inches wide;
heavy reversible quality
15c Standard Apron
Ginghams, blue and 4
brown checks; fast
colorS NATURALIZATION.
CSC Printed FleecedoWn
Flannels, heavy f7eeced
quality; So inches Wide.
45c Woven Tissue Ging
inches wide; checks and
broken plaids: good as
sortment of coIors ......
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Art Department

J dozen Readymade an
ed Dresses, for babies,
nainsook; four pretty
patterns: one year size;
former SOC grade, at 49,.
Is Boxes Bear Brant
Sweater Yarns, assorted
coIors. Former 39c grade.
8 Dozen Stamped
Sacques, heavy absorbent
crash; one neat pattern.
Former SOC grade. At :.
4 Dozen Stamped Tea
tinen finish crash; neat
pattern. Former 25c
grade. TWO for
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Housewares

(2S) White Enameled
Coianders, full size,
regularly 79c e a c h,
dC .......-.. .....
(17) Aluminium Cooking
four-quart trade size;
regularly 69c ea CHI,
at .............
(34) Aluminium Tipped
Saucepans, regularly CSC
and 35c each, at .......
(15) Aluminium Coffee
PercoIators, regularly esc
each, at '...............
co Heavy Tin Copper
Wash Boilers, slightly
m AIRED; formerly d
$1.ss and s2.25 each, .
at ............
{22) Gray EnameIed
Tea Kettles, slightly
marred; formerly 98c
each, at ...............
Goldenberg's-Basement.
Evening star., 1924-02-25
Toilet Goods

pa7moiIse Rss1Iss 2fs Ts,esa1 Sans fer OF 10
after shaving use .....
Gravier's QuadrupIe Extracts, in
cluding Lily Of the Valley, Ar
butus and Easter Lily, ~
regularly 75c ounce. Z0C
HALF ounce for ......
All Rice Powder ~
(Poudre de Riz), regular UC
Csc packages ..........
SOC Bottles of Jergen's 20
Lotion, for chapped or c1OC
rough skin ...............
Regular 1oc package Of Z
Rinso .................. OC
r e. G cocoanut OH ~
Shampoo, regular SOC SC
bottles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lion CASTLE Soap, large bars,
about 1-s pounds, pure ~
white floating soap, regu- /C
larly 29c bar, at ........
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-25

Chest Of Drawers. to match
either of the above nNn
dresses. Form erIy sO~
S-piece Twin Bedroom Suite,
Grand Rapids construction; So.
Inch dresser, full size vanity,
chlfforobe, twin beds, chair
rocker and bench. d. ~
Former $3.50 grade, Ds0SU
dh ...-.-.--.-.
t5) stepia adder cn
Stools, formerly sf.5o OYC
each, at ..........
f2) White Enamel Beds, 4
size 4 tt. 6, 2 size 5 #. and
size 3 it.; pencil o. 40
filters: merry sOl.SS
$3.50 each, at -.
(fa) Twin Link and National
Fabric Spr ings,
sizes 8 IT. and O. no
#. 6: former s5.sa DL.SC
grade. at ......
49, Porcelain Kitchen Tables.
with drawer. straight legs;
FoT"ss YoI.i'"s" ss.Es S4.0S
grade. At.....
ts) White EnameIed Bath
room Cabinets, mirror ~
broken. Former $1.ss sOSC
TO $3.50 grades. At.
(25l Mahogany-finished Cos
tuners, four spread
legs; with three pegs. no
Former s1.5o grade. VOC
At
ID Shaped top Mahogany
finished Davenport Table; 60
inches long; slightly or
imperfect. Formerly do
'S45. Now.
80 Mahogany-finished Bed
Davenports, brown imitation
Spanish leather uphoI- d ~
sterIng. Formerly $50. MD
Now Observation-Disclosures.
,SS C4-ae-'
Evening star., 1924-02-25
W OmeQ's Umbrellas
S2.95

Fine Quality Satin Gloria Um-
brelIas, high grade silk mixture,
fast black and rainproof. Paragon
frames, good assortment Of han
dies, including hardwood and en-
amei finish. Leather straps and
loops Finished with imitation
ivory and amber tips and club ends.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.