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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

Nineteen Congressman recently had break
fast with President Coolidge. We are glad we
didn't have to make waffies for that bunch
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

Frank Day must be succumbing to the raw.
ages of old age-we haven't found anything
mean in his paper for the past three weeks. Tt
think that Frank would ever thus lose his pep!
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

Among the few little things we hope the
coming legislature will do is to pass law max
ing it a criminal offense to speak of the children
as "the kiddies'.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
SHALk TOWN TALK

There is always room for everything
for the other fellows opinion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

There would be one advantage in being ar
Esquimau parent-one wouldn't need to worry
about where the young people of the family are
on these long winter evenings.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

There are over one million insects
IN the British museum. It is said
few former doughboys visit the place.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

Sound waves have great power. The
clapping of hands has been known TO
swell heads.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

The newspaper boys Of the Seventh
District are going to keep the irons hot
for G. B. Bjornson for Congress in 1926.
Gunnar cannot get away from it and the
boys will not rest until they see him
there.-Dassel Dispatch.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17

And the newspaper boys of the Second are
going to help just much as it is possible fol-
one district to help another in a Congressional
election. All this section of the state realizes
that it will be great stuff to have man of
Gunnars calibre one of the members of the
Minnesota delegation at Washington.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-17
THE AIM OF EDUCATION
indianapolis News)

indianapolis News)
THERE are signs, faint as yet, but cheering.
of reaction against the philosophy of the
"go-getter," at least as applied to educa,
tion
1t is long overdue.
Writing in the American Mercury Richard
Burton, head of the English department of the
University Of Minnesota, gentleman and
scholar, says;
Evening star., 1924-01-10

he Witnessed n document which Jen-
nings told him was his will, yesterday
complicated the work of attorneys
seeking to settle the estate.
Miner claims that he was born in
Chicago. knew Jennings as his father,
and that the latter recognized him
and provided him and his mother
with an apartment and supported
them until 1917, when Miner was
drafted into the Army. He received
letters while in France from both
jennings and his mother, he said.
After his discharge at Camp Upton
in 1919 Miner said he came to Chi
cago, but could find no trace of his
father or mother.
Miner said he went to Jellico, Tenn,
and married a young woman there in
1928 He claims he is the sole heir
to the Jennings estate.
Attorneys for the estate never have
found a will and the only heirs they
have heretofore found were seven
cousins.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

monies will attend the unveiling of
the first figure in the Confederate
memorial now being chiseled in the
side of the mountain, near this city.
Mrs. Helen Blame, charter member
OF the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, sponsor Of the memorial. has
been selected to unveil the finished
head of Gen. Lee while there will
be In attendance upon her number
of Children Of the Confederacy. Mrs.
Plane Ia the widow of a distinguished
Confederate officer.
DR.. Plato Durham of Emory Uni
versity, will deliver the unyeiling
oration, while Bishop Benjamin J.
Kelley of Savannah has been invited
to deliver the benediction.
Unyeiling exercises will be held
several hundred feet up the steep of
the mountain on a platform con-
structed especially for the occasion.
The exercises will be presided over
by Hollins N. Randolph, president of
the stone Mountain Memorial Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

ing Congress and the elective part OF
the Senate, but doubt arose regard
ing the status of the permanent part
Of the senate. 1t was therefore de-
cided to deprive the latter OF par
liamentary immunity in the present
exceptional situation, in which all
citizens must be equal before tho law
and not permitted to evade or ridi-
cuie the laws of the country. To
have left the permanent part of the
senate with parliamentary immunity
would have served to allow attempts
at ridiculing the law and evasion Of
responsibility; therefore it was logi-
cal for the government to issue the
decree"
The decree announces that when
normal constitutional conditions are
re-established a new cortes will be
conyoked.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
,UndernusIins

"a Short sleeve Corset Covers,
trimmed with lace around En~
neck and sleeves. SIPS OSC
values. Friday at. .......
(s) Black BatIste Corset
Covers, trimmed with lace d
edalngs. $3.50 values. FRI sDl
day at. ........-..
(2) Princess Slips, of fancy
sateen; hemstitched CT 40
tops; $500 values. ID 40
Friday at. ............
(6) Princess Slips. Of pink batiste,
trimmed with Iaces and insertions;
slightly mussed from O. ~
handling. ss.es val DZ.ZS
ues. Friday at...-..
: (6) Nainsook NIahtsowns, with
yokes of Val iaces and embroidery;
mussed from han CT ~
al,ns; a.,s.v s,.ss values. Ql 40
dozen Novelty Wolfe Night
gowns, sleeveless models; pink.
st.ss values. Friday DIZZY
some me With With emsroIdered s @ designs;
hemstitched straps; sizes Ct
ss and SO only. s1.7s VAL - /
ues. Friday at. t..........-..
80 Black Satin camlsoles, extra
sizes; hemstltched yoke and satin
ribbon straps; former Ct IN
s1.s8 values. Friday % .ZS
at
(6) Enveope Chemise, of silk
crepe de chine, heavy lace trimmed;
S,"m y ma..sd' a"a H''si SIS ss'ssa Ss1. 81 AZ
ues. Friday at......
(20) Extra Size Envelope Che.
mise, Of batiste; buiit-u up shoulders;
some lace trimmed, others q
with fancy braid. $f.25 64C
values. Friday at.......
Goldenbers's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

The wreck, one of the most
serious in south Texas In many years,
is thought to have resulted from mis-
Interpretation of orders. Responsibility
has not been placed.
Train No. 26, northbound from st.
Louis, had left a blind siding at Hill
lendahl about five minutes before the
crash and was picking up speed for
the run to the next station. when Train
No. 23, southbound from st. Louis, Dali
las and Forth Worth, doomed into view.
The impact was heard for mile.
Baggage cars, telescoped by the
crash, were piled in confusion, but pas
senger coaches and sleeping cars kept
the tracks The front end of the for
ward coach of the southbound train
was split open, and several negro pas
sengers were injured. Several passen-
gers and trainmen also were scalded
by live steam from the engines.
L. - s
Evening star., 1924-01-10
SPANISH KING ORDERS
CHAMBER DISSOLVED
Life Members of Senate to Lose
Immunity, But Not, Per-
manent Seats.

By the Associated Press.
MADRID, January 10.-A royal de-
cree has been issued dissolving the
chamber of deputies and dismissing
the elective members of the senate.
Under the decree life senators are de-
prived of their parliamentary immu-
nifty.
An official note says:
The king signed a decree dissoiv-
Evening star., 1924-01-10
COrsets and Bandeaux

t0 American Lady corsets, OF
pink coutil; low bust and skirt
model with wide front clasp and
elastic Insert; sizes % and 29; also
z Thomson's GIove-Fitting Cor
sets, Of pink brocade, low bust and
long skirt, with wide front clasp;
sizes 81 and 80. For o. IN
me, mer 50 and $50 va'- OZ.LY
(6) n & q corsets, OF pink
coutII: low bust and extreme ionq
MP model, with eIastIc insert at
back; sizes %, % and o. 40
80. Former $3.50 val DZ.4S
ues- Friday at.
Mesh 1andeaux, fasten back
all sizes from 80 to AZ. ~
Former 2sc values. Fri NC
Gay at. ................
(First F1oor-BaTain Table.)
(5) JuspuI Memo BrassIeres. of
white material; fasten front model,
with underarm asci nq;
sizes 48 and so. For ~
mer $500 values. Fri. vC
day at. t..................
(3) Juspui Memo Brassieres, in
white; fasten front model, with
underarm Iacing; sizes IN
g., 4S and so. Former vC
S1.oo values. Friday at
~ American Girl Corsets, Of
fancy pink material; elastic. top
model, with s-inch skirt; sizes 25
and IS; also 3 American Girl Cor
sets, Of pink batiste, low bust and
11-inch skirt; size 20 only. nE
Former $3.50 values. Fri S0C
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
GOVERNORS TO MEET
AT UNWILLING RITES
Ceremonies to Reveal Sculptured
Head of Gen. Lee on Anniver-
sary of His Birth.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ATLANTA, January 10. - Eight
southern governors will come here
for the unveiling of the sculptured
head of Lee In the side of Stone
Mountain, on the anniversary of the
chieftain's birth, January 10, accord
ing to the program for the ceremonies
made public here. The cere-
Evening star., 1924-01-10
2 KILLED, SO HURT
In RAILROAD CRASH
Passenger Trains Meet Head-0n
Near Houston-Several
Badly Scalded.

By the Associated Press
= HOUSTON, Tex, January 1o.-The
engineer and fireman of one train were
killed and more than fifty persons in
jured, three probably fatally, when two
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
passengers trains met head-on at Hill
lendahl, eight miles from here.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Children's Wearables

% AII-wooI Dresses, of crepe
and velour check COM
and years. ss.ss 1L.yS
values. Friday at.
t5) AII-wooi Navy Blue Serge
Dresses, neatly trimmed with red;
81 sizes eo 2, s,,, and years. years. @ O2
aL ......-......-
t6) AH-wooI Dresses. red waists :
with checked skirts;
sizes 10 and IL years o. no
only. ss.ss values. sDZ.vC
Friday at t.........
t30 AII-wooI Coats, doubIe-faced
cloth: all around belt and four
postsss; posts on,H sizes : earns.r and : 81 OK
s6.e8 values. Friday at
U) Pink Broadcioth Coat, white
fur collar and cuffs; slightly soiied
,so% "ssTs. "aae':nsi ae4msr s'Hs sis.oo . $3.50
value. Friday at.
~ White Corduroy Goats. belt
and yoke models; sizes
1 and years; slightly Ct no
soIIed. Former 1898 % 20
values. Friday at.
(a) AII-wooi Sweater Sets, white
only; three and four pieces;
slightly soiIed. For O. En-
mer $500 values. Fri DID.
day at t..........-....
(2e) Ali-wooI MILDLY Skirts, black
and whit checks;
sizes up to IL years. Gr no
Former S2.9s values. d 20
Friday at ...........
(e) Wool Angora Tams E0
white, rose and green. OSC
Former St.5o values.
(12) Ail-wooI Blankets, soft and
fluffy; white with pink or blue
-borders, SILK ribbon d Z no
bound. Former s2.ss . I.yC
values. Friday at.
Goldenberg 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Fur Goats

I Natural MuSkrat Coat, 32. Inch
length; Hudson seal
s; sss s"sS' sors:.: ss'!'F' :'ss'oe sst5s S40.5O
I Coney Coat, 4o-inch length;
IS IS, .; OK ,;sssi $3.50 S30.75
Natural Rae
;::s,s; :::g s., s'';; :.:s eng $, 5000
$249.50 value. At.
I Natural Marmot Coat, 38- Inch
lengt h; raccoon
shawl collar and n ~ En
cuffs; size ~. sn9V.0u
$149.5o value. At.
Nutria Coat, az d on En
Inch length; size 80; sDNS.0U
$295 90 value. At.
Goldsnbezy Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
CLAIMS $4,000, 900
AS "NATURAL SON"
Charles E. Miner Says Late Edwin
B. Jennings, Eccentric Re
cluse, Was His Father.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January ,1o-Claims of
Charles Il. Miner. thirty-one years
old, Louisville, Ky, that he was
natural son of the. late Edwin b.
Jennings, eccentric recluse. who left
a s6.ooo.ooO estate by his death re-
Gently, and of local man who said
Evening star., 1924-01-10
$3, $3.50 and 81
Lace Curtains, $l.o5

Scotch, Nottingham and Fiiet
Weave Lace Curtains, eye yards
long; white, Ivory and ecru coIors;
neat and heavily worked patterns.
One to four pair alike.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Handkerchiefs

Women's Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, all white; hemstitched
borders; perfect quality. ~
12c to 15c values. Friday IU(
at
Boys Handkerchiefs, white and
colored Initials; broken assortment
Of initials; others with COL o
ored borders. toc, 12Nac and CC
15c kinds. ..................
Mems Handkerchlefs, all white,
with hemstitched borders; n
perfect quality; full size. SC
12Eac values. es.--.......-.....
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
So to SIS
Rope POrtieres, $1.08

80 Rope Portieres, large husk
and tassei trimmed; fill In space
from 4 to 2 r.. Woe. Rose and
blue, slightly solled.
Goldsnberg's-Feurth Flser.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Women's Ready-to-
Wear Apparel

(f3 Extra Size Suits. OF good
quality navy blue
Polret twill. Regu- G1n 7E
lar sss.75 value. DIy.3
AT
(ts) 6rytonia capes,
e'o';h:d oii isr. with .sa.so sso S11O2
ttso eoody MILDLY sIouses. Of all
navy and green; sizes o. no
IS to q. s5.ss values. SZ.yS
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(125) Novelty Crepe de Chino
Overblouses, combination no
colors.. Regular $a.ss val VOC
ues. At. ..................
(1oo) Serge and Velour Check
Dresses, sizes SO, 80 o. no
and 40. s5.ss values. soZ.yC
Al
(15) Crepe de Chine
overbiouses, Wh tie O. no
and flesh coIors. $5.es sDZ.SC
values. At.........
(23) overbIouses, of wolfe and
dimity; slightly soiled O. ~
from handling. $2.ss sDI ..1V
and $5.96 values. .....
t73) Black Lace Dresses, also
others Of light coIored
!: s:.ss;::: e :: s;;s;; :is'is :':i: II; $4.08
ues. At.
{t7) Girls Coats, tailored and
s''"%:' e !: J: ys:s:; :sss''; ;:'o:s: s's: $4.08
(1f) Women's Sport Coats, Of
novelty cloth; sizes SO o. no
to -. s12.so values. OO.yC
Gcldenbery's-Eecond Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

Eskimos in the Canadian northwest
have asked the Anglican Church to
send missionaries to offset the de-
moralizing influence of vicious whites
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Soc & 4Oc Dress Ginghams
Percales, ETC., l9c Yard
Housewares

Steel blade Butcher
Knives, assorted styles ~
and sizes; 2ec to 49c SC
values. At. At...............
(11) Cut Glass Lemonade Sets.
one large pitcher and c. ~
six tall glasses. Reg al .OS
uIariy $2.49. Friday at
(s) Willow Clothes Baskets. large
size; slightly soiled. Reg no
uIarIy S1.ss and SIPS VOC
each. Friday at........
(14) Heavy Tin Copper. bottom
Wash Boilers, with cold wood
handles; 81 lightly
dented; regularly s1.s8 fsf IN
to $2.4s each. Friday % ~
ar
Lot Of steel Knives and O
Forks, left from sets. CC
Each
Lot Of Artificial Fruit, q
assorted kinds; 15c kinds. OC
At ..-s..-..-.-.......
(22) Aluminium Coffee
Pots, 1Ez-quart trade En
size. eguiariy 79c. OSC
Each
GoIdenberY's-Basement.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

Remnants of s. to S. Silks
4 Knit Fiber Fabrics, $1.l9|
large group of fine silks fabrics
artificial silks, including the foowng
Crepe de Chine, FouIards Striped
oapery Etamne, Artificial
Ianeta-Fiber
Surah Plaid
Pongee Black
Good Of I yards.
majority wi 3
81 and SIPS Remnants, 60c Yard
ciai silks In printed
's-FirtF
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Gloves

Odd lot Of Boys and Girls
Knitted Gloves, with deep cuffs;
also gauntlet effects; In
heather, brown, oxford IN
and black. 35c values. OSC
Friday at. ..... ........
ChIIdren's Knitted Wool Gloves,
sSsss, sssws nsss sSse.s, and e red ''ss Sc SIC
values. Friday at.......
Goldenberg' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Table Daruask

ask, soft satin finish GRADE; 72
inches wide: neat pat
terms; lengths from 1Is En
to 3 yards. ssc value. OVC
Friday at. .......-
800 yards Of MercerIzed Damask,
16 inches wide; suitable for scarfs,
napkins and tray cloths; -
mill lengths. 2ec values. OC
Friday at........-.-... at.
Mercerized Oamask NJ a pk ns,
isx1e-inch size; neatly hemmed
assorted patterns; sec ~
onds Of values worth $3.50 OyC
dozen. Six for.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Knit Underwear

Women's Part Wool and Cotton
Pants, ankle or knee ds On
length; broken sizes; ID .US
Sc values. Friday at
Women's FIeecsd Cotton Under
wear, separate garments; shirts
high neck and long sleeves, Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves, ~
knee-iensth pants; broken S(
sizes. Friday at........
Boys Fteeced Union Suits, gray
mottled; high neck and long
S eeves, ankle length Ln
pants; seconds Of $1.00 OSC
values. Friday AT. -.....
Chi.dren's White FIeeced knee
p ants; perfect quality; <E
sizes 4 to is years. Fri- fC(
Gay at.
Gcidenbery's-Ffrst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Oil Opaque
Window Shades, 39c

Slight seconds Of the regular S5c
quality; size sx5.s IT,; mounted on
spring rollers; ecru and green.
Goldenberg,s-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
l6c to zoe
Coftons. I2Rc

Remnants OF BIeached and in
bleached Cottons, 36 and 80 inches
wide; good, durable grades, In use.
full lengths.
GoIdenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Hosiery

Women's Silk Hose, full fash
toned, black and cordovan; SILK
from toe to top; most
quality. 500 values. S1.OS
Friday at......
chifdren's Mereerized Cotton
Socks, three quarter length; ribbed
effect; assorted coIored with fancy
colored turnover tops: -
broken sizes; seconds of s0OC
ooS VALUES.
Women's Fiber Boot Hose, three
seam back; black and assorted
shades; mostly all sizes; ~
seconds of soc values. ~C
Friday at.
Women's Cotton Hose, medium
weight. In black and coiors; one or
three seam back styles; fE
broken sizes; seconds of &c
25c values s.......
ChIldren's Socks. three-quarter
length; In black and coIors; turn
over cuffs; broken sizes; @E
seconds of sec values. ZOC
Friday at.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10

It's sometimes better to back down
than to get your back up
Evening star., 1924-01-10
89c Bath RObing
40c Yard

Remnant lot OF Bath Robing, fine,
soft, fieecy quality for making
mems and Women's bath robes.
Good variety OF coIorlngs. Desir-
able lengths.
GoldenberE's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Women's Neckwear

Odd lot of Neckwear, Including
!inene vestees, separate collars,
Bertha collars, circular 1n
ruffilng and odd pairs Of IUC
cuffs. Friday, each, at.
(2o) Brushed Wool Scarfs. In as
sorted brown, tan and black COM
binations, novelty borders and
s2.ss and ss.ss v,lues. silly
Friday at.
(24) Wool Tsms, soft, fluffy
brushed wool; coiored
combinations. r m er ~
SOC to ssc values. Fri O/C
DAY at. .................
ChenIilette Yelling, In black,
brown, taupe and gray; 80
one-yard lengths. Reeu- &c
larry 2sc each. Friday at
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Toilet Goods
Jsreen's Lotion, for ~
softening and whitening sOCC
the skin --.-.......-.....
x,ss ss'sss two SAFETY A'''''' 42C
r. & G. cocoanut Sham ~
poo, high grade sham ZlC
poo. ...-.........
.::':s;.s s:ss"%: many '':;"";:; s' ;s: soc
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Notion Remnants

white Bastins Cotton a.
2oo.yard spoois. Regular ~
Iy SC each. Four for.
Dress Shields, assorted -
. lot; odds and ends OF 16c to o.
25c values. Pair. r...........
1oc and 15c Hair Nets, -.
fringe style; assorted shades. o.
Each ...-....'-..
SILK Hair Nets, with elastic;
broken sso ort m ent OF
shades; former &c and 1oc IL
kinds. TWO for. ............
Waist lInInes, sizes "a 0Er
and 3s; former 3sc and ACI
SOC kinds. At..........-
ChIIdren's Underwaists, styles
for boys and girls; broken 1E
sizes; regularly SOC to cDOC
75c each. Friday at....
Sanitary Aprons, a,I. ~
rubber styies;s sfan s,ss.=ess.sg aAAs
MADE ...-.- ....-
Wire Hairpins, z to 3H -
inch sizes; Sc and Sc kinds. Dc
Three papers for. =.
Hooks and Eyes, small -
sizes; black and white; &c DC
and 1oc kinds. Two cards for
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Apron Cinghams
l2Ic

Remnants of Standard Quality
Apron Ginghams, in wanted blue
checks; warranted fast coIors. Use
full lengths.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor,
Evening star., 1924-01-10

200 pairs) Women's oxfords and
Pumps, broken fires and odd lots,
of patent, brown and black Kid and
dull feathers; high and low heels;
sizes in the lot from
70 Worm : $ !. and 3 ) pair. pi Sl.4S
Friday at........
(f50 pairs) chiIdren's Shoes, Of
black dull leather; button style;
broken lines and odd lots; II
sizes 6 10 7La. Values -
worth $500 pair. Friday at
600 pairs) Boys Shoes, tan and
dull feathers; broken lines and odd
lots; sizes In the lot
from to 51a. Values O. ~
worth s. and s.. FRI SL.U
day at. at............
900 pairs) Misses and Chill
dren's School Shoes, lace and but
ton styles; dull leather; heel and
spring heels; sizes In the lot from
sIa to f3Ea. Values d~S 80
worth 1925 to $500 - ..1V
pair. Friday at.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Umbrellas

Women's and children's six
Umbrellas, navy, green and garnet;
attractive handles; some with tips
and club ends. For O. m
mer S. to ss.es val DC.LS
ues. Friday at.
ChiIdren's u m b r c a s, black
American (cottbn) taffeta covers;
assorted sizes; s tyil lsh
handles. Former $1.OO OF
and S1.25 values. Fri coC
day at.
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Csc, 35c and 4Oc Wash
Goods Remnants, l0c

wash goods Including Indian
Crepe Longcloth Nansook Printed
Voies
Shadow Check oraandy
to desirable lengths
Evening star., 1924-01-10

Rugs, size sx12 IT., for large
imperfect. Worth sDZO./O
$45.oo. Friday at
(to) Administer Rugs, Sanford's
BeauvaIs or Smiths Yonkers and
Carlton makes; handsome de-
signs; made In one piece; slight
defect In weave. n ~ -P
$500 and 5000 sD4Z.3
values. Friday at
"a Seamless Brussels Rugs,
size 9x12 IT.; two very uood pat.
terms; In woven (not printed
coiorlngs. SOLD d. -
at $500 Friday .Sl4./5.
at ..........
go Seamless Administer and
Wilton Velvet Rugs, Smiths
make; slightly imperfect; floral
and oriental designs; sx12-ft.
'ssss;,'s% :ssIss s:ssss ssia:s: !; =: $: $20.75
(32) Administer and Wilton
velvet Rugs, close deep-pIIe
heavy weight grades; floral, ori-
entail and medallion
designs; size 27x54 o. A.
Inches; sold at $500 sDO.40
each. Friday at. ....
(t4) Hodges Cherokee Fiber
Rugs, sizes s.sx1o.6 IT. and ss12
f.; reversible designs In good
coIorIngs. Sold at N1n Or
s1s.75 and s14.75. 1lU.S5
Friday at....
First Eoor-Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1924-01-10
Women's SIS to $22.5O
Winter Coats, $lO.98

fndIne the
Disappointed
finished with
belts
plaids o
oldenberE
Evening star., 1924-01-10

1875 yards Of Reversible Cottage
Carpet. close woven and durable;
reversible stenciied de-
signs; 36 inches wide. ~
Sold at CSC yard. Fri. ZyC
day at. t.........-......
(16) Cooks Make IInoIeup
Rugs, 4.6xfo6-ft. and 4.6x12.ft
sizes; wool rug desians; com.
plete borders. $3.50 o. ~.
and $500 values. M OA
Friday at.
(14) Congoleum Art Ruos .>.,;+h
complete borders; handsome wooi
rug designs; good coiorInqs;
$3.50 values. 9xe tt, ~ OA
size. Friday att. s>O
(1D Real Oriental Rugs, aver.
age size 3x6 it.; Hamadans, Mos
souls, 5 ere d s and other
grades; good pdtrerns and color
seo ,sos; xsuass. sso and F1,a %11 *
day at..........
ls) Basket-weave Rush Ruos.
extra heavy weight; In reversIbIe
carpet designs; green, blue and
brown coiorlngs. O. n-
Seconds of $500 1S.y5
(75) StenciIed Grass Ruos.
heavy doubie-warp grade; size
3x6 IT.; green, blue and brown
designs slightly water
stained Ing ship --
ment. $1.5o values. FRI nc
oay at. ................
Evening star., 1924-01-10
SOC. SOC and 75c Wash
Goods Remnants, 39c Yard

goods including Mercerzed
Popln, Chine
Mercexed Dotted
Crepe Chnon
Inches wild for all needs
Goldenberg
Evening star., 1924-01-10

Coat and Dress Ornaments, also
buckles. of ceIIuloid. fancy metal
and combination effects; assorted
styles and coIo-s. For 40
nrer 7ec and $1.oo values. 4CC
Friday at. at.............
Silk Dress Braids and Bandings,
assorted co.ors. Former =
toc to soc values. Friday DC
dL
Chenille Tasseis, pain
and combination colors. -
Former SOC values. Fri a0s0C
Gay al.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.