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Evening star., 1924-11-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
COLORED-CORNER LIST AND s STS.; 8 R
and b., h-w.h., cleo; fine lot; excellent condi
, tion. Price right Call Main $50.

COLORED-CORNER LIST AND s SITS; 8 r.
and b., h.-w.h., cleo; fine lot; excellent condi-
tion. Price right. Call Main $50.
COLORED-VACANT
st. NE. Near Union station.
nandy brick home of rooms and bath;
easy terms l.. Il. f. PRINCE 1410 II st. NV.
INyESTMENT-4 FRAME HOUSES On WIS
consin ave, ssuth of Fessenden St. on sd-
Joining lots 25XlO0 each to alley; be
bought at price that will net good re-
turn. Call
L. WALT BURTON, JR.,
Insurance Blds. Main 164S.
ONLY $3.50 E..,READ!
WHY WOULD YOU PAY RENT?
20 IT. wide. cement porches. h.-w H., cleo,
bath, gas, extra toilet, laundry, steel beam
construction. garage space; new, vacant; i'm
mediate possession. Use your next month y
rent to buy and save for the future. MIR.
NYCE, Fr. 6i54-W zee
NEAR l4th AND KENYON.
PRICE, s15. 600.
In this desirable location We have Just had
listed this house, containing three t3) apart
msnts of rooms and bath each excellent con
dition. Total rents. SITS per month To
purchaser with 5000 cash offer will i-
considered. Inspection through this Office only
SHAPIEo-KATZ REALTY COMPANY
14U9 I, NV. Main Oil
44l6 7th ST. NM ROOMS. BATH, AT
tic, garage; price right to effect mmed. sale
L. W. GEOoMES. 14l6 st.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

HOME:
A beautiful, modern bunga-
low, containing five large
and we'll arranged rooms );
hardwood trim; tiled bath !;
storage pantry; extra room
in cellar; attic over entire
house. The lot is 8Ox12O.
. Abundance of roses and
shrubbery. Complete. With
two-car garage.
LOCATION:
In one of the best sections
of Brookland; two blocks
from a car line; with paved
street and alley.
ENVIRONMENT:
In a quiet, restricted resi-
dental section, where the
type of neighbors are re-
hected in the beautiful ap-
pearance 0: the surrounding
homes.
The owner is buying a larger
home and will sell this beautiful
home to the right party for less
than $1,000. Terms can be ar
ranged. Address Box 2l-B, Star
o6hce
Evening star., 1924-11-25
CHEVY CHASE. u c

IIkN J IHANt,. II. z
EXCEPTIONAL YALUE-DETACH
The owner must sell this home at
once; il is priced :0r immediate sale.
The lot is 2os feet front, and has
many large shad. :rees
The house Is Of colonial dc sign con
tanning large reception hall, living
room, dining room. kitchen. pantry,
two freplaces. breakfast porch. sun
porch, three large bedrooms, tile bath.
sewing room; sleeping porch, l0A25.
inclosed in glass: attic over entire
house. with stairway: maids room:
large dry cellar: equipped with laun-
dry trays. lsyatory. This home J..
modern in every respect.
Price, 1908 Terms.
LAWRENCE l.. SAOoT.
se9 18TH ST. NV. Main .1;,3.
Resideace phone, keEsington 16s.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Vacant. In Petworth, close
to Grant Circle. A full 2O-ft.
brick home, consisting of six
bright, roony rooms and recep-
ton hail; tile bath: elec.; hot
water heat; hardwood trim
throughout; extra lavatory and
laundry trays in basement; large
front and double rear porches.
Nice front and rear yards. One
car garage. Price for quick sale,
$3.50. Very reasonable terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Realtor,
s24 14th ST. NV. Main Sc. 81, SO.
Open evenings until o'clock.
Downtown-First Commercial.
15 rooms h.-w.h.. electric lights; double ga
rage; corner alley; can easily be remodeIed
into Offices; only block from Patent ONCE. be
tween 9th and 10th; $50 900: special terms.
NcLACHLEN RANKING CORP'N
Real estate Dept 10Th and q
Main i2c. Evenings North 3l5.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

THE NEW STBDlYISIOS AT MONTROSE
cannot he duplicated RS to lucation. price or
terms: along the Rockville pike. Lots range
from i to u acre, on hard cinder road. within
squares Rockville pike and Randolph sta
lion. b & q. K. r.: L square To public
school: electric lights and telephone service.
Price. S400 to $500 per lot. Small cash pay
ment, balance monthly.
LEWIS KEISER.
Bethesda. Md
Tel. Clpve. 1928 OF Bethesda 92-J. 2Is
Evening star., 1924-11-25
TURN TO THE RIGHT.
$500 CASH.

$500 CASH.
New Spanish bungalow, ) rooms,
sunroom. modern improvements,
lin" elevation and view. Price.
-, $50. Owner will sell for s3pu
sash and $50 u month.
81. 500 CASH.
Attractive butch Colonial home
OF trrrared hillside: large lot.
tr..rs. view; : rooms. hardwood
LnDis upstairs and down. tile
bath, rircp!accS. built-in garage.
An ideal site In the beautiful
Country club section Of Arlington
County. Va. First trust is in
form of an insurance loan hy
which purchaser is insured for
amount of THE nr~t trust until
Fl iS paid of. S1.5op cash and
Sl2J month will buy this eXcep-
tiUuai home.
To inspect these and other Lee
Heights home. inquire at Lee
Heights office on the Lee High
way. Drive over new Key bridge
ut Georgetown. turn right on Lee
Highway ut end of bridge and
office.
RUBY LEE MINAR.
city office Lee Heights office
1905 y. Y. ave. TN Lee Highway.
Main l1t5. Clarendon 5SI.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
WOODBRIDGE. ID. {
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

VACANT. ) ROOMS. l ACRE ELEC. LIGHTS.
pump porch. and as line. S35. C..
i. MUNSON. Ellington. Va.
HAVING RuUGIT HOME. WILL SCBLEASE,
for d months S71-month house for $50 rooms
aud bath, h.-w.h., gas, electricity; II block
fruIu bus ear. 10 Chestnut St, Clarendon,
Va. Phone Clarendon !2i. :iO'
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Notions

l0c Shoe and Slipper Laces, d
to o3 inches long, pair, &c.
Dress Shields, 121ac to 19c
values, at SC.
Silk Hair Nets, with elastic {:
assorted browns only; regularly
l0c each. One dozen, SC.
&C Elastic, black and white
14-inch width. Two yards for
SC.
SOC Waist Innings, assorted
kinds, each, 29c.
Hair Rolls and Puffs. regu-
larly 25c each, at 15c.
&c Hairpins, three papers for
sc.
Shoe Trees, with wooden tips.
pair. &c.
Lingerie Tape. pink and blue ::
three-yard pieces, two for SC.
Darning Cotton. assorted
kinds, three spoo.s for I0c.
l0c and l5c Trimming Braids
at SC.
Soc Sanitary Aprons, each. z9c.
Children's SOC and 69c Body
Waists, assorted kinds. at 29c.
Ironing Wax, five pieces for
sc.
Sew wing Needles, assorted
sizes, regularly l0c paper, at
&c.
White Basting Cotton, 200
yard spools, &c.
Quilted Nursery Pads. neatly
made and bound; size 17x30
inches, each, 39c.
Pure Gum Diapers. small.
medium and large sizes, pair.
2Sc.
GoldenberR's-FirstE Floor,
Evening star., 1924-02-07
CHICAGO OPENS WAR
ON GUNMAN GANGS
Judges, Police and Prosecutor
Reach Decision After Two
Day Farley.
TWO MORE JUDGES SOUGHT
Sunday Shooting Regarded as Gil
max to Crimes.
TWO MORE JUDGES SOUGHT

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, February T.-Gunmen
and killer thugs are to have short
shrift hereafter in Cook county.
That is the decision reached after
a two-day conference with superior
court Justices, police officials and the
states attorney held following the
shooting up of dance hall by three
desperadoes early Sunday morning.
1t appeared certain that Chief
Justice taverly's request for two ad-
ditional Judges TO try criminal cases
sitting are literally Swamped with
murder and murderous assault cases
that have been piled up on the calen-
dar i'll the past two or three months.
Plan Quick Trials.
1t is the plan of the three branches
OF the city government to rush all
cases to immediate Indictment and
grand jury action.
The Sunday shooting was "a bloody
and fragrant climax to Chicago's re-
cent reign of lawleSSnesS. Three no
torlous sunmen invaded a dance hall
where the Truck Drivers and Chauf-
feurs union was holding a ball Two
carried automatics and the other Il
sawed off shotgun. There We're at
least 100 men. women and children
IN the hall at the time. As the three
neartd platform where sat several
dance officials, they began shooting
one man was killed instantly and
eight or more were wounded
Third Bandit Caught.
Two of TIL" bandits escaped. but
the third was caught and nearly
beaten to death before the police ar
rived. He, admitted his identity as
anthony kiSSane. Il beer runner for
Terry Druggan. millionaire post
Nolstead dealer n breweries
There have been a dozen other
shootings equally sensational in the
last few months, and the authorities
have decided that it is time to call
a halt
Evening star., 1924-02-07
STORM FORCES A. P. NEWS
ALONG CIRCUITOUS ROUTE
Unusual Rearrangement of Vast
System Necessary Because of
Crippled Wires.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February Wide
spread prostration of telegraph and
telephone wires in the middle west
and elsewhere as the result of severe
storms necessitated yesterday an un-
usual rerouting of the vast wire service
OF the Associated Press. in order to fur
nish its newspapers with the worlds
news
Chicago has been cut off from di-
rect communication with New York
since Monday night and news has
been sent circuitously through Can
ada to Winnipeg, from which place
1t has been relayed to st. Paul and
thence to Chicago. Pacific coast
points have been reached through St.
Louis, Denver and points in the Do
minion.
Atlanta. ordinarily on circuits out
of Chicago, was ''hooked up with New
York.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Remnants of $l.5O to
$3.50 Dress Goods &
COatings, $l.l9 Yard

Our entire stock of remnants
and short lengths of dress goods
and coatings grouped in one lot
and reduced for clearance to-
morrow. Included are all-wool
French Serge, all-wool Crepe,
all-wool Tubular Jersey, all-wool
Storm Serge. all-wool Broad
cloth. all-wool Crepe Velour. all
wool Coatings, all-wool Tweeds,
; in black, navy and wanted
shades. Widths AZ to 81
inches. Friday at $1.19 yard.
Goldenberxs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
BALTIMORE MAN HONORED
William F. Chew Reelected Presi-
dent of Building Exchange.

READING. Pa, February 7.-Wil-
liam T.. Chew of Baltimore was re-
elected president of the National AS
sociation of Building Exchanges at
Its annual convention here. The asso-
citation went on record as opposing
the soldier bonus. Other officers were
elected as follows: David F. Rifle,
Pittsburgh, first vice president;
Robert l.. Resinger of Milwaukee,
Wis. second vice preside:,t; Thomas
l.. Davis, Youngstown. Ohio. treas
urer.
The National Association of Secre-
taries elected these officers: Virgil e.
Dibble. Columbia. s. G.. PRESIDENT; j.
B. Lander, Oklahoma City. Okla. vice
president; Edward Fl. Brown, Omaha,
Neb., secretary treasurer.
Although not yet thirty years of
age. Nine. Cialli-Curci. the world
famous soprano, has made an enor-
NOUS fortune from her art. In addi-
tion to receiving several thousand
dollars every time she sings in pub
Ii, she enjoys large and steady in
come from the reproduction of her
voice in the phonOgraph
Evening star., 1924-02-07
COrsets

Odd lot of Corsels, including
American Lady and Warmers
makes: of coutil or brocade:
various popul al models:
broken sizes from
23 to so. Values O. An
worth $3.50. Fri 1Z.4y
go Ferris Waists. for women. of
white coutil: medium bust and
medium length models; sizes
" WORTH anG 500: o. Friday FatHss soc
at
Misses Ferris Waists, with shoul-
der straps; sizes % En
and &c. Values worth OSC
S1.50. Friday at.
~ Juspul Brassieres. of white ba.
tiste: fasten front and laced
under arm. Sizes "a,
46 and to so. Values "a
worth $3.50. Friday OSC
at
Small lot of Cirdles. closed-back
with sections Of elastic, 9-inch
length: broken sizes Zn
from 81 to 30. Values OyC
worth 81. Friday at.
3 dozen Bust Rufles. of white
net; assorted styles. ~
s1.O0 and $3.50 val lyC
ueS. At.............
First Fl0Or.)
Pink Topless Corsets, good quail
ity striped coutil: also fancy
materials: sizes % to IN
%. Values worth 81. OSC
Friday at.
(Ffrst FlOOr-Bargain Ia
ble.)
C.B Corsets, of pink coutil and
wide sections of elastic;
closed back models; on
sizes 80 to % only. HSC
81 values. Friday at
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
New Spring Hats
Actually Worth $500

Street and Dress Hats in number of becoming styles
all new and fresh the they represent Of hair
CLOTH silks, and combinations Newest spring shades
to choose from. Ribbons. flowers and rhine
stone pins used for trimmings.
The Pokes, the Of effects and Tubsr
models in this remarkable group of Spring millinery
specially priced for tomorrow at $2.7o
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Toilet Goods

2oc Lion CASTLE Floating
Soap, l1s-pound bars. 1EC
At Nv
15c Britt's Powdered IL
Ammonia. Package ..... ~
Orchid White, for 90
whitening the skin. At nv
SOC Mavis Lemon, Lotion. for
softening the skin. O0~
At
Fancy Mounted Spanish EE~
Combs. Friday at. wv
6oc Wrisley's Lilac
Negetal, for after a.
shaving .......... wv
SOC r & G Cocoanut 1O~
Oil Shampoo, at..... L ~
15c and 25c Toothbrushes.
ssorted shapes and o.
styles. At t............... ~
SOC Mineralava O0C
Beauty Clay. Tube. nv
Armour's Jumbo Size 7r
Bath Soap. At.......... ~
S1.OO Gillette Safety Razor
j. Sets, with two blades. A5c
AT
SOC and Soc Shaving 1OC
Brushes. at. Nv
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
%;%:;S'; 's ss';S ;,;t.: * *'.''} ''}98C
IS to 10 inches zvide

IS to 10 inches eide
Remnant lot of silks from regular stock-otterng
wide selection of the favored weaves and colors tor
every need, at savings up to one-haf and more
Included are Crepe de Chine Satin Messaine Figured
Knit Congo Crepe Figured Kimono Silks, Sport Satin
Chiffon Taffea, Crepe de Chine, Kanton Knit Drapery
Silks. Trcolette Lengths range from 81 to yards
Widths IS to 40 inches.
odenterR -FirsF
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Sample Dress Trimmings
1OC Each
Selling Regularly at ST. to 1898 Yard

oe111Hg 0egu1aTIy at $I 10 $3.96 1ard
Importers sample swatches of high-class Dress Trim
mngs OF fine quality materials including silks brads.
brodered bandngs beaded landings and appques These
sample swatches from IL inch lengths Represent
ing trimmings selling regularly at $100 1898 yard
Choice, Friday. at 10c sample swatch
Colder err's-Fr
Evening star., 1924-02-07

ID Junior Lamp, with orchid
shade: mahogany finish pedes-
tai. Shade is fad H7 no
ed. Sold for $25.0O. sD/.YO
Friday at.
(2) Priscilla Sewing Tables,
mahogany finish. Slightly i'm
Is" Re ularly sDZ.SO
$S.75. Friday at.
(H Telephone Stands, with
stool; mahogany
finish. Sold "as is" D. no
r larly 1915. O4.SO
Friday at. ........
Cd solid mahogany Cateleg
1nn Table sn1d 5d1inch h. round inc %15
Marked $65. Friday at
(l2) National Fabric Springs,
3 TT. and 3 ft. in. sizes only;
sdgs sdineh sd,a lissr, fnr ss Iaaa nc % EO
Friday at.
(9) Golden Oak Rockers, sad
die seat; sold reg N< nE
4larly at $12.5o. 0O.y0
(l0) odd Armchairs, in nlahog.
any and walnut finish; leather
or tapestry seats; some with
cane paneled backs. Formerly
ssad ssasso. at SOLD ids:se as 1s.@ se S4.Q5
Friday at. .........
Evening star., 1924-02-07
81 Blankets, $2.65

81 pairs of heavyweight Blan-
kets. sizes 64x76 and 66XS0
inches; in tan or gray with fancy
borders: soft fleece finish.
ii pairs Part.wool Blankets, size
66xs0 inches for double beds:
various color plaids and gray.
Sorders: S'!r Stus or ss'se ssGs S4.65
values. At......
II Sateen.covered Comforts, size
72xS0 inches for double beds: {:
good heavy weight. filled
$na $''i ?S''e%; s. Values: s. $3.95
10 Lambswool filled Comforts,
covered with fine grade silko-
lines. with plain sateen bor-
siss' ssss' :zA's,'asR & Ss'ass. $4.65
AT ..............
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Better. Than Calomel
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

Or. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for caIomeI-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver Is
almost instantaneous. These little we
coIored tablets are the result OF Or.
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with caIomeI.
The pleasant little tablets do the good
that caIomei does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't inIure the teeth like
strong liquids or caIomel. They take
hold Of the trouble and quickly correct
Il. Why cure the liver at the expense Of
the teeth? CaIomeI sometimes plays
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquids. 1t Is best not to take caIomeI.
ket Or. Edwards olive Tablets take
its place.
Headaches. "duIIness' and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and
disordered liver. Take Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "Iogy" and
'heavy." They "cjear" clouded brain
and "ssrk w" the spirits. 15o and 3oe.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Remnants of White and
COlOred Wash Goods
55c to 75c Values
30c' Vd.

Remnants Of MerceriZed Sham
tungI Silk and Cotton Crepe de
Chine, Mercerized Plisse Crepe.
Colored Poplin, Gabardine
Ratinspun, Printed BoX-loom
Crepe, Dotted Voiles, Silk and
Cotton Pongee, Indian Head.
White Silk Striped Chiffon, I'm
ported White Chiffon Voiles and
Organdy. 35 to 40 inches wide.
Useful lengths.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
39c and SOC Values
25c yd.

Remnants of Shadow Check
Batiste, Plisse Crepe, Box-Loom
: Crepe, Printed Pongee, Printed
Wolfe, Plain Color Organdy and
Wolfe. also White Goods. includ-
ing Chiffon Wolfe, Organdy, In
dian Head, Novelty Voiles and
Crepe. Widths from 80 to Al
inches. Good, useful lengths.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Window Shades
25c

Seconds OF 65c and $l.O0 Values
Lot of damaged Oiled Opaque
and Holland-finish w | o w
Shades, 81 and 3S inches wide,
) TT. in. to 6 it. long; white,
ecru and green's.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
ST. and $1.5O
Columbia Records
~

10 and 12 inch single and
double disc Columbia Records.
Red, White and Blue Label Rec
ords: only about $50 in the lot.
First Floor-Barguin Table,.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Knit Underwear

Women's Fleeced Cotton Union
Suits, several styles; broken
sizes: slightly soiled IN
from handling: Sl.25 YC
values, at .........-
Women's Cotton Union Suits. light
weight: low neck and sleeve
less, tight knee: white and
flesh colors; broken AZ
sizes; CSC values, 40C
Women's Fleeced Cotton Vests.
low neck and sleeve -
less; sc values, c00C
at
Boys Union Suits, mottled gray;
high neck and long sleeves,
SPs:s5.sn5'H ; SPsksn e. -: s,1ss; pa":s: sss: 40C
Childrens' AnkIe-length Pants.
white fieeced cot ~
ton; seconds of 39c Z0C
Values at .........
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
uble Bargain Even-mmage Sale and Friday Remnant Day

in
all broken lns ild
bargain thrilling the thrifty shop
No mailOr phone orders filled.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Small Lots Of
Children's Wear
kiddies' Rompers. assorted color

kiddies' Rompers. assorted coIors.
7sc 5 values. Friday Friday ZOC
at
,l2) All.wool Blouses. green and
navy blue. plaid trimmed
rne Rsgaia,t Paisat 1s''a5 ss'5o Sl.08
values. At.
tSl Little Girls Princess Petit.
coats. Of muslin. lace trimmed;
sizes and 8 years 20,
only. s9c values. CSC
FfldaS at
90 Little Children's Bath Robes.
light blue. copen and r1
rose; sizes l and years. snI
S1.9S values. At.
- All.wooi Slip-on Sweaters. in
gray only; size "a. en
Regular $1.00 values. OyC
Friday at.
80 All-wool .Slip-on Sweaters. in
Jade and honey 10
dew. sI,ss values. ySC
At
'l2t Wool Slip-on Sweaters. white
30; slightly soiled. - HS
S2.9S values At.
n2b All-wooI Coat Sweaters. red
aud jade: small o. 40
sizes. S29S VAL nj oH
ues. At.
tl2j Atwood Knitted Sweater Sets,
red. blue. brown
and copen: small o. no
sizes. $500 val ID w
ucS At ~
'6l little Girls School Tams.
light brown; rib En
bon band. S1.00 val SyC
ueS. At.
I2l ChinchiIla Polo Caps. brown
and cinnamon; made En
with ear pieces. 81 OSC
values. At. "
Evening star., 1924-02-07
29c & Csc Silkolines
he Yard

90 pieces of yard-wide Silko-
lines, in good patterns and col
orings. for draperies and COM
fort coverings.
32 and 81 inch Cretonnes. in light
and dark colorings. also yard
wide, sheer quality White
Marquisette; tape edge or va
rious plaids; lengths from to
3 yards, but many
pieces alike. Csc H.
and 2sc values. Fri l4C
day at.
Goldenberg' Floor and First
Floor Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1924-02-07

WOmen's and
Children's Hosiery
Women's Thread Silk Hose. full
fashioned, double sole, heel and
toe. Isle garter tops: black
and assorted street shades, in
Guiding many new
spring colors. Slight o.
seconds of $500 val CSC
ueS, at ...........
Women-s Cotton Hose. medium
weight: one and three seam
back styles: black
and assorted col 10E.
ors; seconds OF ZTkC
csc values, at 80.
Women's Fiber Silk Hose. in black.
white, cordoyan and castor;
thret- seam back; bro Sn
ken sizes. Seconds of QUO.
S9c values, at .......
ChiIdren's Black Cotton Stockings,
medium and heavy ribbed; also
lot of SILK Lisle Hose; broken
sizes: some slightly
imperfect. others per- 20
feet quality. 25c to 35c ICC
values. Friday at.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07

"a odd Serving Tables, with
drawer and bottom shelf; can
be used for radio
or console table. 90 40
Sold "as Is" Fri 0O.YO
DAY at.
Lot of Feather Pill.
lows; ticking slightly E0
soiled on some. Fri OSC
day at. ...............
Simmons 'sWhite Label" Mat
tresses, made of new process
cotton; roll edge; covered with
art ticking. in size It. and
5 in size ft. 6 in. Selling reg
ularly in o her- N7 no
siz es at $14.5o. 0/.yO
Friday at.
fl6) White Enamel
Bath Stools. IA inches no -
high; high. 1l,inch seat. ySC
Simmons Steel Beds, in white
enamel and ivory finishes; sizes
3 #. 6 in. and #.
Gin. Sold regular d. nE
ly at s12.5Q. Fri sO0.VO
day at. ........
3.piece Davenport Suite, cane
panel. mahogany finish frame;
upholstered In blue Baker cut
velour. Long sofa opens up to
full size bed: rocker and chair
to match. Formerly d. -
sold at s265.oo. Fri sOlO0
day at....
H. 6k~~~&
Evening star., 1924-02-07
Gloves

Suede and Silk Lined Gloves. in
gray and brown; all 70
sizes in the lot. $1.25 OSC
and $1.50 values, at.
English Knit Wool Gloves, for
boys and girls; in
camel, oxford, gray ~
and black. 59c val 4SC
ues. at .........
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07

Mems Furnishings
,27 pairs) Hansen make Automo-
bile GauntIets. full lined.
$40. $40 s. SFa'%i's and $3.50 50 ST. .7O
pair. Al.
*l.5O Brushed Wool Refers, plain
camers hair. oxford gray
and brown; also nov on
city effects. Friday OVC
at
Mems Underwear, wool, wool and
cotton. worsted and cotton and
balbriggan; all high-grade
makes; in heavy and medium
weights, broken lots. mostly
ssiS5S; ss.Ge values. si:'0 Friday SH q 70C
at
Half Hose, Isle thread and mer.
cerized cotton; black and
plain colors: reinforced heel,
onas one s%n Of s5s s''s' and S sec 15C
values, at. t.....-..--
(9) Lewis make Brushed Wool
Sweaters. natural tan shade;
V neck and two
a%siiiy. aGssi'1i 'Ssfsss ss:ss S5.65
values, at. .......
BaIbriggan Underwear. fiat knit;
shirts with long sleeves. full
length drawers. with double
reinforced seat and sateen
waistband: spring weight;
sizes up to so; ~
INIT ted quantity. OSC
S100 values, at. .....
Negligee Shirts, mostly collar at.
tached style; good quality
T. q u N |
broken lots. others
slightly imperfect. Ln
Sl.00 to S1.50 values. OSC
Friday at.
U30 Domet Pajamas, slight sec.
onds of the famous Faultless
make; small sizes on
only; heavy weight. OSC
So to $500 values, at
Half Hose, in thread silk. silk and
fiber and plain fiber; black
and plain colors: full rein
forced heel, toe and ~
sole; seconds of soc Z/C
and Csc values. at.
39c and SOC Neckwear, open.end
and four in hand styles:
stripes, checks, plain a.
colors and novelty ISC
designs. Friday at.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-07
A Friday Cleanup of Odd Furniture

. 90 full size Wood Beds left
from suites, in mahogany fin
ish; complete with twin link
springs. The springs alone sell
regularly for s5.9S. O. no
Bed and springs sD4.YO
40 Kitchen Tables, with
natural finish top; with and
without drawers. Sizes Sc, AZ
and, As inch tops.
Sold for $3.50, $4.98 ~ no
and $5.9s. Friday OZ.SO
3-piece Living Room Suite,
with mahogany finish frame,
cane-paneled back and. Mar
shall spring-cushion seats.
Complete with two coz
pillows. Regular price DY9
$165.00. Friday at....
,t2) golden oak Chifforobes,
with hat box and 5 drawers;
large hanging space for clothes.
Sold "as is" 90 no
Regular price. sOI0.VS
$500. Friday at
Fumed Oak Tabour. 0E.
cites, Is inches high. AO(
Friday at, each. -.
Cd Englander Bed. size 3 #.
The mahogany finish slightly
marred. Sold for Or no
$3.50. Friday sDO.VO
Goldenberg' Store, ACROSS
Evening star., 1924-02-07

Remnants of White Dimiy in white checks and a.
i ~
Regular 39c
Remnants of Longcloth, Nainsook Pajama Checks 36
inches wide Lengths from to yards Regular 25c value 1ON
First