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Evening star., 1924-04-07
COLLEGE,
: AMHERST MEMS IDEA
Twenty-Six of Alumni Now Teach
ing Throughout Nation Out
line New Plan,
DOGMATISM TO BE AVOIDED
Free Intellectual Inquiry by Stu
d
/. dents Is Advocated.

TBy the Associated Press.
=, AMHERST, Mass, April f.-IWenty-
six alumni of Amherst College who
are teaching III academic institutions
throughout the country publish in the
Amherst Student today liberal col
leee program based on principles
which the authors hope to forward
and develop i'll their work in the
colleges of America
The liberal college outlined would
be A place lin which students learn
that intellectual inquiry is a hne and
free and adventuresome game, as
well as an essential condition TO ell
fective living in i developing So
eiety.
s Avoid Bitter Discussion.
!. Recalling only indirectly the con-
4roversy over liberalism at Am
saerst, which resulted in the resigna-
dion of DR.. Alexander Meiklejohn as
president, the graduates in a mote
yo Amherst men" accompanying the
program assert that it is not their
fntention nor their wish ito revive
The bitterness and dissension which
tore the college last June"
!, The graduates, two of whom re-
s'S htu Aitii lSdCHliS poSllioHo
amherst in protest against Dr..
Neiklejohn's resignation, say it is
Sheir purpose to work toward II con-
tinuation of the development at Am
herst of the liberal college idea. Such
an institution, they believe cannot
oe achieved by accident or drift
! The program asserts that "a liberal
college must be one in which the in
tcllectual aim is dominant: its pur-
pose must be to train men not for
specialized tasks, but toward an
Understanding of human living as
whole, and of the INTERPRETATION of the
activities, institutions and values
which make up its fabric"
Would Dodge DOgmas.
!, 1t must keep itself free from com =.
mitment to any dogma and should
give the student the healthful ex-
perience of exposure to conflicting
viewpoints and train him to accept no
opinion until he has made it his own
by careful examination and critical
weighing of the best possible Serv-
zee"
= These aims" continued the pro-
FactorS in choosing or dismissing
members of the faculty. 1t is not
enough that teachers should be COM
petent scholars in their respective
feldS. They must be willing to fol-
low their problems beyond arbitrary
boundaries of their several depart
mentS and they must be able to focus
their teaching in such way that its
Implications are related to the work
of other fields and to the problems of
human activity"
Evening star., 1924-04-07
FINDS 3 WIVES DIED
OF NATURAL CAUSES
Sheriff Probes Past of Man Wed
Six Times, When Last Spouse
Is Beaten to Death.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KOSCIUSKO, Miss, April 7.Sheriff
E. l.. Ray of Attala county, who has
been investigating circumstances sur
rounding the deaths of three previous
wives of r. B. Thweatt, sixty years
old, who is reported to have con-
fessed to the killing of his sixth wife
week ago, stated last night they
had died from natural causes. Two
other former wives from whom
Thweatt was divorced are still living,
the sheriff said
According the the sheriff, Thweatt
confessed he beat his sixty three
year-old wife to death with an axe
handle at their home last Monday.
When the body was found about noon
he disclaimed any knowledge of the
killing.
He was arrested pending an inyesti-
cation, and yesterday was taken to
Jackson for safe keeping. The blood
stained axe handle was sent to Jack
son for examination for possible
finger prints.
Sheriff Ray is directing his efforts
toward corroborating certain state
ments made by Thweatt in his con-
feSSion.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE
People Notice 1t Drive
Them Off with DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets

A pimpIy face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get package of
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with Or. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for caIomel:
there's no sickness or pain after takinq
them.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomeI does, and Just as ,effec-
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "dark brown TASTE"
a bad breath, dull, Istiess, mo good"
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimpIy face.
Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you
will know them by their olive color.
Dr.. Edwards spent years among pa.
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take one or
two nightly for week. See how much
better you feel and look. 15c and 3oc.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
TWO KILLED WHEN TANK
! EXPLODES IN OIL PLANT
One Escapes Death by Rolling Into
+, Road With Clothing
q Ablazze.
HT tic Associated Press.

CAIIOkIA, Ill, April Two work
Tnen were instantly killed and one
seriously injured in an explosion at
the Lubrfte Refining Company's plant
when a distillation tank exploded.
. The dead are Dolphin Berard, jr.,
20, of Cahokia. employed as stillman; /;
Walter +. Middleton, %, formerly of
Depew, Okla, assistant stillman.
= Floyd Stewart, 10, of Cahokia,
Suffering from body burns.
q More than one hundred and fifty
other men at work near the fourteen
tank units of the plant at the time
of the explosion were not injured.
Standing near the burning tank
weret twenty-five cars of crude oil,
which were hurriedly shunted out of
danger zone.
. Stewart escaped death by dropping
10 the ground, his clothes blazing and
Toliing into the roadway, where
workmen rushed to his aid,
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Wash Goods

2Sc Nainsook, SO Inch
close woven, sof & finish
grade, for making under.
garments ................
59c White Chiffon Wolfe,
40 inc h IS wide; fine,
sheer, two. ply quality. d.
45e White indian +
inches wide; lInen-fnish
quality; lengths from z to
10 yards.
39c White Dotted SWISS,
32inches wide; fine, sheer
quality, with white woven
dots Observation-Disclosures.
6se White Orpandy, As
Inches wide; fine, sheer,
transparent quaaIty......
81 Printed Crepe de
inches wide, silk. k.and-cot.
ton quality, for biouses,
kimonos, etc. ............
35c coIored Indian
incheS wioe, all wanted
shades; z to 10 yard
lengths ..................
SIPS BoxIoom Cotton {
inches wide; fine, soft
finish grade, In checks,
stripes and pIaids.
81 Kay Fan Silks, a
cotton fabric for lingerie;
hemstitched stripes and
checks; IS inches wide. :.
GoldenberYs-Firyt Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
BANK HEAD AGREED ON.
Insular Auditor May Manage Phil
ippine Institution.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA. April 7.-Insular Auditor
Wright has been agreed upon as
general manager of the Philippine
National Bank, but has not yet been
formally selected. He says that if
chosen head of the bank, he will re-
main auditor, but will take a leave
of absence without pay.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Knit Underwear

Women's Gauxe Cotton Vests,
broad shoulder straps; -
extra sizes only. Former c0sCC
59c grade. At.........
Women's Fiber Silk (Gios) Step
ins, elastic waist; novelty stripe
flesh color. Former $3.50 ~C
grade. At.
Boys Balbriegan Union Suits,
ecru color; short sleeves and knee
length pants; also lot OF athletic
union suits, In white;
sizes to IL years. Sec. IN
onds Of former 79c grade. 4SC
Lot Of Infants Gauze Knit Shirts,
choice Of several styles;
slightly soiied from han. ~
ding. Former SOC grade. ZVC
AZ
GpldenberYSE1rS$ EleoY
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Umbrellas

(f9) chiIdren's Coiored Gloria
Umbrellas, in garnet only; suaran-
ss;spres;' s:ts ss;. fsrm:4 f'.sf ,es S1.05
$500 grade. At......
(25) Women's and Misses Silk
Umbrellas, In navy, green, purple
and brown; attractive handles;
some have slight defects In finish
or weave Of material. ~ ~
Former $500 grade. M. ~
Women's Umbrellas, Of fast .hack
rainproof American (eotton) tat.
fets; good assortment
Of handles. Former - -
$1.6s and 500 grades. sn
Az
GoldenbeH4-Ffrxf FInnr
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Curtains and
DraperieS

Small lots Of Curtains. including
panels, or BY the pair, in many
popular styles and kinds; some
with frin0ed ends; in white and
ecru coiors. Also cross stripe sum-
mer curtains, In ecru, blue, green
and brown grounds: CT m
Former =, $50 and s0l.A
g grades. At........
Yard wide. Wasbabae ceetonnes,
light and dark eoIoranos, In floral,
bird and foliage designs;
in mill lenqth hs, but ~
plenty a1Ike.' Former sec yC
and 4sc grades. At.....
HoAand finish or OIL Opaque
Cloth Window Shades, perfect quail
ity, 8 II. BY # 9 In. size; strong
spring roller; white, ecru,
olive and dark greens. ~
Former 500 grade. OVC
Goidsnbsrg's-Feuth Ylser.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Gloves

12.hutton chamotex Gloves, with
wide -embroidered backs; assorted
coiors; al sizes in tho lot, on
but not In each color and 0VC
style. Former t1.29 grade
chAmotex washabte Fabric
Gloves, strap.Wrist and t2-button
lengths; chamofs color only; spear
back and eontrastino col. ~
or smbrosdersd backs. ~C
Former $f.oo grade. A..
!, Goldeabsrr's-Erst, ,Flssr.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Bows ClOthino

Boys Wash Suits. in MILDLY,
Oliver Twist and Khaki fIapper
styles; sizes 5, and 7 m
years. Former s1.oo grade. OyC
Boys School Pants. of suitins
mixtures mixtures and corduroy; knicker-
booker style; sizes in the lot from
to is years, but not in IN
each style. Former 81 SC
and $3.50 grades. At.
Flannel Shirts, alI-wooI and part
wool qualities; collar attached, in
khaki and gray coIors; nE
sizes 1aIa to IA. Former vHC
So and $3.50 grades. At.
Lined Pants, of aiI-wooi navy
blue serge, wool tweeds and mix
lures; full lined knickerbocker
years only. Former 50 DI. .SO
Boys Black Raincosts. Hodge,
man make; warranted waterproof:
yssss. ys . Eorm.@ a"G 500 % S1.05
grade. At.
Odd lot Of shirts. Of white
madras, khaki, blue chambray, ETC.;
neat striped effects; collar at
tached and neckband styles; sizes
12Ia to ID neck measure; some
SiShtJ iiHpcTIcSt, OtneFS IN
perfect quality. Former %C
81 and $3.50 grades. At.
(6) Juvenile Cloth Suits, of
tweeds and jersey; Oliver Twist
and MILDLY styles; size dS1 x0
years only. Former nj Az
$500 grade. At. go.
Blanket Bath Robes, of Beacon
cloth, made coat style, with IapeIs.
button and button hole front:
finished with girdIes
TO match; sizes 8 and ~ ~
10 years. Former SIS NJ O
grade. At. At....
(40 pairs) Boys kazoo Skeleton
Suspender Waists; sizes ~.
to IA years. Former ZAr
SOC grade. At. ...........
Goldenberg s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Dress Goods
S1.5o AII-wooI Suitines,

$1.5o AlI-WooI Suitinqs,
50 inches W de, tan no
grounds with neat COL VOC
ored overchecks. ..
$3.50 AlI-wooI Tricotine, ~ inche-
W d e, firm woven o. or
twilled qua ~, in sDl .cS
black and brown. -.
75c Dress Fabrics, SO
inches wide; fine part 20
wool quality, in black, DUO
navy and brown ....
sec Dress Crepe, fine e-wover
Wool-mixed quality, in IN
black, navy, brown, copen, OSC
cocoa, tan and gray.
CSC Costume Corduroy,
stylish novelty effects, in 1n
brown only; SO inches CS(
wiEc ...-......
Goldenhergis-First Floor
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Toilet Goods

Hairbrushes, assorted XII
solid backs and good
bristles; mahogany fin
ish. Former 39c grade.
All porte d Rice
Pow d er, in packages;
white only. Former 25c
grace
Hand Scrubs, solid ba
sorted shapes and styles.
Former 15c, 19c and 25c
kinds. At.........
Dressing Combs, hard
rubber; assorted shapes.
Former 19c and 25c kinds.
AL
Wrisley's Stearate of
Zinc Baby Powder. Reg
uIar 25c boxes. At....
Goldenberg' s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Mems FURNISHINGS

White Gauze Cotton Athletic
Underwear, plain white; puii-oVer
S h irts and knee-Iength
drawers, with reinforced -
seat. Former soc grade. nc
Mems Fiber Silk (GIosl Half
Hose, high spliced heel, double re-
black and plain eoIors. ZOC
Seconds of SOC grade. At
Glover Blue Chambray Work
Shirts, coIIar-attached style; full
double stitched; one breast pocket;
perfect quality; broken ZE
sizes. Former s1.oo grade. OOC
Athletic Union Suits, of madras
and nainsook: sleeveless
style; small sizes only. -
Seconds Of s1.oo grade. 4s1C
Negfige Shirts, odds and ends
from regular stock and recent
sales; slightly soiIed and mussed
from handling: all high
grade materials; broken
sizes. Former sf.oo to OOC
$1.50 grades. At.......
Thread Silk Halt Hose, with
embroidered clocks; full
reinforced heel. toe and 40
sole. SECONDS OF $l.oo HcC
STd0Cs AZ.
1857 Heavy Blue Denim Overails,
made with bib and suspenders:
full double stitched; perfect quail
Former si.75 grade. SLY
(18) Pajamas. of soisette, madras
and other materials; perfect quail
ity; size A o-'v;
slightly soited. For o. A.
mer s. and $3.50 sDl 40
grades. At.
Goldenberg Floor,
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Children's
WearableS

Three dozen "Lucette" Frocks, a
sample line, in size 10 years only;
of fine quality poplin and cotton
rajah, in all the new O. En
high shades. Former sDZ.OV
$500 grades. At.
Girls Wool Sport Skirts, as
sorted checks and coiors; deep
plated models; sizes O. no
II to 10 years. For sDZ.Sc
mer $500 grade. At.
Chiidren's Spring Hats,
assorted coIors and combi- d.
nations. Former $1.50 grade. sOl
AZ .-..-.-... --'..----
Children's G n 9 h m Dresses,
trimmed with white or contrasting
colors; stylish models; fast coiors;
sizes 6 to "a years. O. ~
Former $500 grade. Ol.4S
AZ .-.-.....-...
ChiIdren's Bungalow Aprons, of
good quality bingham and percale;
trimmed with rick rack
bra d; assorted sizes; Hn
mostly all sizes. Former .OSC
79c grade. At....
Goldenberg' s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Ginghams, Percales
and Madras

36-inch Tissue GInghams, in
woven checks and piaids;
soft-fInish grade, In all ~
wanted colors. Former ZVC
45c grade. At. ...........
36-inch Shifting Madras, light
grounds, with pri n ed
checks, ipes and ~
figures. Former 35c grade. ZZC
36-inch Percaies, light and dark
gro u n d 8, In chec<a,
;$:s;; ;::; &C.,; ~::::: g.: - e: ':::: :: 17c
GoldenberY-Ffxt Floor
Evening star., 1924-04-07
NeckWear and
Yelling

Women's Neckwear, including
novelty collar and cuff sets, panel,
Bertha and Tuxedo collars, also
vestees, of pique and
'inene and circular tab ~
effects. Former 5sc and .1VC
79c grades. At.......
Orape Wells, fancy and octagon
n1esheS, with scroll or dotted bor-
decs; IA yards long;
plain and combination -
coiors. Former sec grade. = &c
~ .'''.-'..
Fancy Mesh and Chenille Dot
Veilings, black, br wn, 1I
navy, taupe, gray and tan. DC
Former 39c grade. At.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Odd Lots From
Linen Department

Is pcs.) White Art Linen, fine
round thread, pure-Iinen quality,
for scarfs, centers and tea En
doilies; U inches wide. syyyC
Former $1.oo grade. At.
(3 pcs.) Oyster White Art Linen,
~ Inches wide, for scarfs and
lunch cloths; all pure EO
linen quality. Former OSC
$1.00 grade At. .........
q pes.) Mercerized Table DAM
ask, So inches wide; pink en
bordered style. Former sCUC
75c grade. At.
70 dozen) Turknit Baby En-
Bath Sheets, slight SEC DUO
onds OF 500 grade. At.
a pcs.) Silver BIeached Linen
Oamask, warranted all pure-Iinen
qua ity; 6s inches
wide; assorted neat o. IN
patterns. Former 81 D .Cy
grade. At. t..........
GoldenberE's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
COrSets

CD Front-Iace Corsets. of pink
coutiI, medium bust and long skirt
"ses''' s's:s: tsr%st 9 . St Z zs.oo 90 Sl.lO
p. NJ Corsets, topIess and me-
dunn bust models, for average or
stout figures; mostly all d.
sizes. Former s1.5o grade. III
Goldenberg' 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
BedWear and
COttOnS

72x90 run of the mill Seamless
6ieached Sheets, three-quarter bed
size; heavy, round-thread On.
quality. Former er SIPS oSC
39c Bleached PiiIoWcaSes, size
45x36 inches; hand torn ~
and ironed: free from ZSC
starch or dressing. At.
$3.50 White Dimity
sn.ss'si Isnsss, for three. 81. 90
quarter beds. s..........
Csc Unbieached Sheetino Cotton,
SO Inches wide; extra
heavy, round thread quail IOC
81 Croc het Bed
sprea Marseilles O. IN
desi igns, sinsie-bed - .O9
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Art Goods

Stamped Baby Dresses, fine er
white ma n o k; one ~
year size; neat designs. ~
Former SOC grade. At.
Stamped Scarfs and centers, ;
Pillows; natural color art ~
crash; neat designs. For ~
mer 3Sc grade. At.....
% boxes Bear Brand Vic
Yarn, for making summer sweat,
assorted colors, but no 4
black and white. Former
SSI Sfdoc
Stamped Scarfs, good quail n
ity art crash; neat patterns. Y
Former 3ec grade. At t..
Odd lot of Art Goods. incluc
scarfs, centers and pillow 81
m ~ of cretonne. r0H
Former 25c. 3sc and ZII
SOC grades. At.
Goldenberg' Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
LaceS and
EmbrOideries

Trimming Laces, including lin
cluny, crochet and torchon,
white and assorted shades;
some with beading tops; -
various widths. Former 1oc n
grade. At.
Venice Laces, 2 inches
wide, white and cream IN
coiors. 39c and 49c ~
grades. At. .........
Val Laces, narrow widths,
cream and white; edging and
sertions, diamond shaped ~
meshes; IL yards In piece. ~
49c grade. At.
Embroideries, edsings, inss
tions and seaminas; mostly eye
patterns; I to 8 inches =
wide. Former Sc and 1oc -
grades. At.
Swiss and Cambria Embroide
Fiouncings, 1s inches ~
wide, assorted patterns. 4Vy
79c grade. At. t.........
Goldenberg' s--Nrst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Hosiery

Hosiery
Women's Fiber Silk (GIos) Hose,
three seam back; In black -
and assorted shades; Sec 4sOC
onds of 79c grade. At....
Women's FulI-fashioned Chiffon
Silk Hose, in black and assorted
shades; others of heavier weight,
in colors (no blacks);
broken sizes. Seconds d nn
of So and S2.25 grades. sOI Il"
~
Children's Ribbed Cotton Hose,
IN black only; sizes 5 IN
TO eT2. Seconds of 15c INC
grade. At.
Children's Mercerized Cotton
Socks, white and plain
colors, with fancy turn rr
over cuffs. Seconds of 1C
25c grade. At.
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
WOmen'S Aprons

Extra size Bungalow Aprons,
double service models; Of blue and
lavender percaIe; made with set in
sleeves; also Of reou- d ~
Tar sizes. Former $2.2s .Dl. .4O
grade. At............
(15) Extra Quality PercaIe Bun
galow Aprons, fancy o. no
trimmed models. For 0l.yS
mer $2.e8 grade. At.
Maids White Aprons, Of dimity
and swiss; lace and embroidery
trimmed models, finished ~
with pocket and tie. For .1VC
n1er SOC grade. At.......
Goldenberr's-Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Handkerchiefs

Women's Aandkerchiefs, coiored
woven and hand drawn border ef-
fects; also ALL around en-
broidered novelty hand -
grade. At ..
Boys Colored Border Aandker-
chiefs, good quality, soft finish
grade; hemstitched borders; -
attractive patterns. Former nc
10c and 12c grades. At.
Women's Handkerchiefs of COL
orded lawn and dimity; embroid-
cred corner and plain wide ~
hemsttched styles. Former SC
12c and 15c grades. A..
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, qood
soft finnish quality; broken
assortment of initials; six ~
in box. Formerly S1.00 .SoC
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Handbags and
.JeWeIry

ing the new "under the arm" and
pouch shapes; some with inside
sw ging change O. nF
purse; silk lined. .TI .y5
Women's and Misses imported
Beaded Bags, draw-string ~
style; assorted coiorines. NC
Former $1.5o grade. At.
ChiIdren's Beaded Handbags,
draW-string style; pretty
%sr :ss'Hs 7se :"s and ss'S6' sISo grades ass 48C
Pearl 3 e (manufactured)
Necklaces, 24-inch graduate length;
opaiescent finish; solid 90
gold clasp. Former $1.98 6HC
Solid Gold Rings. for women and
misses; Tiffany style, with vari-
GUS colored stones. ds 20
Former $2.98 to $500 - Su
grades. At-.
Goldenberg's-Ffrst Floor
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Housewares

$40 White Enam- o. no
eIed Metal Clothes - SH
Hampers, large size..
$1.59 Clothes Baskets, on
of hardwood NSC
STATS .
Lot Of Butcher Knives, ~
with steel blades Former ISC
35c and 49c grades. ..
White Japanned Bread Boxes,
roil.top style; slightly ~
soiIed. Former csc grade. 4SC
Ar ...........-......
(6) Coiored Glass
Fruit BoWies, Iarge 90 IN
size; Former s2.4s sDl. .4v
grade. At.
(s) Aluminium Tea ket- on
ties: = large size: Former CyC
S.69 grade. At.........
Gold Encrusted Glassware, in
Guiding bowls, sandwich trays,
compotes, etc; one
and two Of each kind. o. no
Former ss.4s grade. sDl .yC
Goldenbery's-Basement.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Footwear

Women's Oxfords and Pumps,
of patent. tan, suede and dull
feathers, high and low heels; sizes
in the lot from 21a to d. ~
7. Former $500 to . ~
$500 grades. At.
Boys and Little Gents Shoes, of
tan and dull feathers; lace and
blucher styles; all sizes in the lot
from 10 to 1874 and o. Or
to 5Ea. Former $3.50 - 90
to $500 grades. At.
Mems Working Shoes. of tan
and dull feathers; lace and bIucher
styles; sizes in the lot
from to II. Former a. -n
$3.50 to $3.50 grades. D ~
chiIdren's High Shoes, of dull
leather; lace and button styles;
sizes in the lot from Or
to 8: Former Sc and $3.50 OSC
grades. At.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Notions

Dress Shields, samples and odd
lots, including n k
covered and silk styles. &c
Par NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Waist Innings, sizes "a ~
and Sc only. Former sec ZOC
and SOC grades.
Rubberized Household ~
Aprons. Former SOC OOC
Hooks and Eyes, black
and white; small sizes. sc
THREE cards for. ....
Bunny Waists, for chill ~
dren. Former SOC kinds. ZSC
Steel Scissors, assorted ~
sizes and shapes. Z5C
Dressmaker's Pins, one -
quarter pound &c
2Oo-yard SpooIs White -
Cotton, for sewing or bast- &c
ing. THREE spooIs for.
Baby Pants, all rubber; -
assorted sizes. &C
Sewing Needles, IS in
paper. Former 1oc kind. &C
Bias Seam Tape, white -
ana coiorS; SIX yard /C
ss:s;' s.s; I; s:'s s:ss.. ''''s"s''' As. SC
Silk Hair Nets, with elias -
tic; assorted browns. SIX &c
TOT
4;s:;: x,s:: ' s!"s; 81 10: s's s"s :;?ss ?es sc
Puritan Rubber Sheet
ing, 36x36 squares; dou- --
bIe-faced quality; white DC
7c Pants or Skirt Hangers.
Each ..-..-.--....-.. &C
Goldenberg s-Ffrst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07
Liiniin9s

Is pcs.) Light weight Fast. black
Sateen, for ! In ne or ~
boomers; 36 inches wide. nVC
Former &c grade. A..
(Limit, 5 yards.)
90 pcs.) Simpsons Printed
Sateen; fine, lightweight quality,
In assorted color grounds,
e: ;;::::: e.: :s:.; :: ;:?';;: 9: 900
GoldenberE-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-04-07

Silks
81 Sport Satin, an extra fine, rich
satin-face "g | o 81
ssst:';; p s;"k and :" nasy blue; ST. 90
40 inches wide.
ST Silk PopIin. So inches wide,
rich lustrous siIk-mixed 10
quality, of street and eve NC
ming shades, also black
S1.sS Satin Duchesse, aIl-silk,
~ 'ty; in siaek s>ss only; S?e' IS S1.50
-ifiSheS WiuS.
81 Stripe Shirtinos, extra heavy
quality; white grounds -@
with satin (elos) stripes, /OC
in assorted colors. ......
81 Black Moire Taffeta Silk, 55
inches wide; pure silk O. Hn
quality, with beautiful D .Oy
self color effects
6oldenberg 's-First Floor.
The Dolores star., 1924-04-18

No, Cordelia, sailor Isn't necesss
lily fighter because he boxes the con
pass.
The Dolores star., 1924-04-18
Sterling Bank Closed

Sterling-The First National Bank
of Sterling has been closed by order Of
the board of directors, National Bank
Examiner Roy L. Smith taking charge.
1t was stated by an official of the
bank that the closing was due to the
condition of the Institution. Some Of
these rumors have been current for as
long as six months. The bank was un-
able to realize on its assets fast
enough to take care of the shrinkage
in deposits, largely due to the inability
of farmers to liquidate their obliga-
tions quickly.