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Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-21
DAWES WARNS AGAINST
 DANGERS RADICALISM

E1 ANSTON, H., Aug. 21.-In his speech at this place last night, Chas. G Dawes, candidate for the vice presidency on the Republican ticket said that the accomplishments of the Republican party would stand the keenest scrutiny by the ether parties, being progressive and conservative under the leadership of Coolidge, who lad taken his stand firmly upon legislative matters, so that all knew where hc stood. The only effect O. the candidacy of it's opponents might be to throw the contest into the house If representative and allow Bryan;sm to prevail, which policy would be a movement untriet! and dangerous radicalism.
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JEWELS OF SLAIN
 WOMAN RECOVERED

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21.-Three rare pieces of jewelry, stripped from Teresa Moers when she was slain re- gently, were recovered by police. The jewelry consisted of valuable dia- monds sapph,res and pearls and were in possession of the attorneys for Mrs. Jennie Thomas, a sister a Kid Mccoy, the latter charged with the crime.
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DAWES ACCEPTS TENDER;
 AND COOLIDGE LISTENS IN

EVANSTON, III, Aug. 21.-'T accept" Dawes bit off in reply last night to the formal tender given him of the Republican vice presidential nomination. Coolidge, in the mean time was listening in from his fath- CTS Vermont farmhouse, while his running mate declared that the ad- minist ation had reduced the taxes and that it was not done by accident.
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REKKJAVIK, Aug. 21.-The Am erican flyers had made all prepara- tion to start this morning on the hop to Fredericksdal, near Cape Fare we'll on the East coast of Greenland, but unsatisfactory weather condi- tions again forced them to abandon their departure. A gale sweeping thru that vicinity delayed the arrival here of the U. s. Cruiser Richmond which is bringing spare parts with which the two machines can be- re- paired.
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TWO FILE MOTIONS TO
 QUASH INDICTMENTS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 21.- Harry Sinclair, oil magnate and AL bert B. Fall former secretary secre- tary of the Interior who figured in the oil scandal the past eight months filed motions in the District Supreme Court here to quash the indictments which are placed against them in con- nection with the naval oil leases.
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WOMAN FIGURES WELL
 IN DIVORCE DECISION

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-The Divorce case of Lucille MacKinnon, against her husband pr. Golf MacKinnon, one of Seattle most prominent physicians held in Judge Everett Smiths court yesterday afternoon granted the plaintiff the custody of the children, the family home, separate mainten- ance sum of three hundred and twen- ty-fve dollars per month and ordered the defendant to keep up the fifteen thousand dollar life insurance which is being held.
 Mrs. Doris Fay Eldred figured as correspondent
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PROMINENT SHIPBUILDER
 DROWNED NEAR SEALLTE

SEATTLE, Aug .21.-Disappear- ing from the yacht Tenino, c. N. Seaborn, brother of Henry c. Sea born, wartime ship builders, was drowned in Puget South last night off Magnolia Bluff. Seaborn was on a pleasure trip to Bainbridge island with a party of friends at the time of his disappearance overheard. He was manager and part owner of the Seaborn Ship Yards, which engaged in extensive wooden ship construc- tion during the world war
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PREDICTS DEMOS WILL
 CAPTURE THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 21.- Senator Anderieus A. Jones, of New Mexico, returning here today from a swing around the country to assume his new duties as chairman of the Democratic senatorial national cam paign committee, predicted that the Democrats will capture the senate in the November election.
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COLD WAVE HITS NOME
 MOVES TO INTERIOR POINTS

Somebody is monkeying with the weather in the North Alaska regions, Yesterday Nome reported 30 degrees above zero, which is two degrees be- low freezing, and today the cold wave struck the Tanana Valley gar den spots, but goin gto 2S degrees above zero or 6 degrees below the freezing point.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-21

Capt. J. H. Klein, jr., U. s. N,, in charbe of the U. s. Naval Air Station at Lakehurst, N. J., officially quail fled as pilot recently and has ar ranged to leave early in August for Friedrichshafen, where the ZR-3 is being constructed for the United States. He will make the return trip to the United States as an observer aboard the ZR-3 which is expected to start flight from Germany to Amer ica early in September.
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BRYAN IN AUTO SMASHUP
 BUT IS ABLE TO LECTURE

TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 21.-Will- jam Jennings Bryan was injured last night when the auto in which he was riding from Tuscola to Mattoon, Ill.,, turned over on the highway.
 The Commoner was bruised and cut about the head and face, but was able to give the scheduled lecture on his arrival at Mattoon.
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WOULD PULL EQUIPMENT FROM SEATTLE STREETS;
 POWER co. SQUABBLE

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-Wm. Hick- man Moore, chairman of the fran chise committee selected by the Seat tie city council, began to draft res olution instructing the board of pub lie works to remove all equipment of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company from the city's streets. The resolution will be introduced at the council meeting on Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-21

Gerhardt Johnson and crew of men will start stuccoing the Mel Holben building in the near future, Contrac- tor John Helm having completed the carpentery work on the front. When completed the building will be an ornament to this part of town.
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MACLAREN IN VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 21.- Stuart Maclaren, the British round the-world flyer who was forced down in the North Pacific waters and wrecking his plane, arrived here from off the coast with the crumpled re- mains of his broken plane.
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LA FOLLETTE'S BEST TURN
 WOULD THROW ELECTION
 TO DECISION OF H. OF R.

QUINCY, H., Aug. 21.-Wm. J. Bryan, discussing important move ments in regards to the coming cleo ton said that the best LaFollette could do would be to throw the cleo tion into the House of Representa- tives where the decision would make a victory for the Democrats certain.
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ONE LEG LOST! OWNER
 WANTS TO FIND IT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-Wal- ter A. Nolan has asked radiocasters to help him find a wooden leg he left in Oakland as security for board bill for $14 a year ago When he got the money he could not find the landlady. He valued his leg at S15O.
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WARSHLPS ARRIVE TO
 EFFECT MARSHAL LAW

KHARTUM Egypt, Aug. 21.-Sev- eral British warships have arrived at Port Sedan to aid the troops there in maintaining order . Martial law will be put into effect if any further disturbances arise in Port Sedan.
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DEMOS ARE SURE OF
 DEMOCRATIC STATES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 21.- Electoral votes are expected by the Democrats this fall from the states which now have Democratic govern ments, Senator Jones, chairman of the Democratic senatoral campaign committee said last night.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-21

Judge George w. Olvany, selected as leader of Tammany Hall to suc- ceed the late Charles F. Murphy. Judge Olvany was favored for the position by Governor Al Smith, who had appointed him to his present bench in the Court of General Ses- sions. The Judge announced that as Tammany leader he would follow in the main, the policies of his pred ecessor. His selection was virtually unanimous.
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AGED WOMAN KILLED:
 STRUCK BY STREETCAR

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-Mrs. Fife Gardiner, mother of Raymond L. Gardner, president of the Bryan Lumber company of this city, was instantly killed when struck by streetcar on Alaska street.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-21

SEATTLE, Aug. 21.-In a grelling race and marked by disqualification, the U. s. s. Mississippi crew came out first at the finish with the Arizo- na second this afternoon. The Miss issippi crew was disqualified for crossing in front of the Arizona in the race which was held at Lake Washington.
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SWEEPER COMES
 INTO $3O,O0O FORTUNE

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 21,-Ro- bert Moreland, employed as a track sweeper in the Southern Pacigc yards here, has been notified of his share of $30,OOO of the $2OO,OOO estate left him in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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PAT HARRISON DEFEATS
 FORMER GOV. BREWER SENATORIAL NOMINATION

JACKSON, Aug. 21.-Pat Harri- son defeated former Governor Brew CT, five to one today, for the Demo- cratic nomination in the senatorial primary here.
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Northwestern To Westward

It is reported the steamship North western will go as far west as Ke- mai and Cook Inlet this trip, to load salmon, returning here Tuesday or Wednesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-21

B. E Crow has a yard full of hand
 some poppies this week the flowers attracting considerable attention from tourists.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-21

Excavating has been practically completed for the Arcade Annex, and lumber is being hauled to the site.
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BRIDGE CLUB TO MEET

The Bridge Club will meet at Mrs. W. E. Roots home tomorrow, Fri day afternoon, at the usual hour.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Children's Wearabbes

10, Separate Skirts, of all wool plaids:
plated style: sizes IA and 10 wears:
former $3.50 grade. at $2.48.
so Gingham Dresses, some with
bloomers TO match; assorted checks
and plaids: sizes 8. 10 and Il, wears:
former $3.50 grade at $1.50.
t13) Linen knickers. well tailored.
made with two pockets, belt and but
toned knee: broken sizes: former
sl.98 grade, at Csc.
C43) Cambria Underwaists. lace trim
med; taped buttons: broken sizes:
former soc grade. at 39c.
IA White Crepe Bloomers. fitted but
tonhole bands; elastic knee; mostly
small sizes; former $l.00 grade, al
39c.
t48l Children's Cuimpes. or blouses.
tan and blue chambray, others OF
striped madras; broken sizes; for
mer 85c and $l.00 grade at 39c.
l24) Imported White Wolfe Frocks:
hand embroidered in fast coIors:
sizes 2 to 5 years; formeriS5.O0 grade.
at S298.
EoId T,;r
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Curtains and Draperies

SOC Washable Cretonnes, "a and 80
inches wide: cut bolts and short
lengths; light and dark colorlngs.
Friday at l9c yard.
(First Floor. Bargain Table,
.5c and ST Fiber Silk (glosl and sun
fast Draperies, in short lengths:
some lightly damaged; one yard
wide: various border effects and fig
ured designs; plain and two-toned
colorings. Friday at 38c.
I2lbc Curtain Scrim. "a inches wide
ecru color with open work borders
short lengths and full bolts. Friday
at 7lac.
Velour Table Scarfs. AZ to 48 inches
long; tapestry and gold braid trim.
med: rose, blue, green, brown and
mulberry colorings, Sl.5O grade, at
79c.
Cross Stripe Summer Curtains. 80
inches wide, 2l2 yards long; ecru
color grounds with green and red
stripes. or brown with rose or blue
stripes; former Sl.50 grade, at 79c
pair.
Goldenberg' 's-Fourth Floor.
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20c and 35c
Dress Ginghams, 19c Yd.

Remnants Of 32-inch Dress Cling
hams. in checks, plaids, stripes
and plain colors; 32-inch Print
ed Madras: 30-inch Serpentine
Crepe: 36-inch High-count Per-
Gales: 36-inch Woven-stripe Tis-
sues. etc.; desirable lengths.
Remnants of 80 and 80 inch
Woven Tissue Ginghams, plaids
and checks: all wanted colors;
lengths from 2 to 5 yards; fine,
close-woven, soft-fnish quality;
former 39c and soc grade at 29c.
Remnants of 36-inch Percales, all
wanted styles: 32-inch Romper
Cloth; 32-inch Dress Ginghams;
in lengths from l to ) yards;
former 20c and 25c grades at
lie.
Remnants of 27.inch Dress Cling
hams. checks and plaids; fast
colors; lengths from 1 to 3
wards; former l9c grade at
1llbc.
Remnants of 80 and 80 inch
Bleached and Unbleached Cot
tons, lengths from l to 5 yards;
former l5c and l8c grades at
l0c.
Goldenberg Floor.
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Jndermuslins and Aprons

t45) Crepe Nightgowns, ribbon trim
med; some with hemstitching, others
with hand-embroidered designs; pink
and flesh: former Sl.98 grade at Sl.5O.
29) Hand Embroidered Night gowns.
fine grade white lingerie cloth: en-
broidered in dainty colors; former
sl.98 grade at Sl.50.
'2D Double Service Aprons, of plain
blue and lavender chambrav: full
length; regular and extra sizes: for
mer Sl.98 grade at $I.19
tl5) Percale and Chambray Combina-
ton Frock Aprons, pretty trimmings;
former $3.50 grade. Friday at sl.49.
65c Wash Pettcoats. of gingham, blue
and gray stripes: deep founces: as
sorted lengths. Friday al 48c. First
Floor-Bargain Table
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Hosiery Oddments

Children's Mercerized Cotton
Socks, plain colors. with ribbed
turnover tops: perfect quality:
former Soc grade. at &c.
Womens Fiber Silk lglosl and
Silk mixed Hose. full fashioned.
double sole. heel and toe: Isle
garter tops: broken sizes: AS
sorted shades; seconds of $500
grade. at 98c.
Women's Silk Hose. sheer chif-
fon or heavy weights: black
and assorted shades: broken
sizes: irregulars of 81 10 S1.50
grades, at 59c.
Children Mercerized Cotton
Socks. assorted color striped
bodies with fancy turnover
tops: broken sizes: former 29c
grade. at l7c.
Women's Fiber Silk tgiosl Hose.
fashioned leg: black and want
ed shades: mostly all sizes:
seconds of soc grade, .at 33c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Women's Ready-to-Wear
Apparel

Odd lot of Women's and Misses Wool
Knit Sport and Jersey Dresses, de-
sirable color combinations: sizes 10
to 80: Friday at S2.29.
t75) Fancy and Tailored Overblouses.
trimmed with lace and embroidery;
navy, brown, cocoa and gray; sizes
SO to 40: Friday at $3.50.
1900 Shirt Waists, fancy and tailored
models; white and coiors; sizes SO
to 46. Friday at 24c.
(l9) Girls and Misses Sport Coats,
overplaids and stripes: sizes 8 TO 10
years: former $l0.50 grade. Friday
at S5.o8
(5) Women's Tan Raincoats, sizes SO
to AZ: former s5.98 grade, at $2.o8.
j1OO) Women's Wash Dresses, size SO
only: Friday at 79c.
80 Fur Chokers, of natural opossum,
others of stone marten opossum
finished with head and tails: former
$1,000 grade, Friday at $5.98.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

(l8) Navy Cots, angle iron frame;
twin link springs attached with hell
Gals; slightly imperfect; former
$3.50 grade, at 98c.
(2) Flower Boxes, Garden Craft make,
natural wood; size 37xl3 inches out
side measurement: regularly Sl5.OO
each. Both for $3.50.
(2) Flower Boxes, Garden Craft make;
size 37xl3 inches; regularly $1,000
each. Both for $3.50.
~ Three-piece Simmons Beds, 40 and
3.3 sizes; ivory finish; square tubing;
Simmons band spring included; reg
ularly S29.50. Friday at Sl8.98.
coIdenberg Furniture Store Across the Street
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Footwear

Women's Oxfords and Pumps, various
feathers: high and low heels; sizes in
the lot from 2lA to Z; former s3 to S.
grades at sI.79.
Mems and Boys Tennis Balls, brown
and white: broken lines: sizes in the
lot from 2l2 to 6 and 611a to g; for
mer $l.5O to s. grades at $l.19.
Mems and BOYS .Oxfords, tan and black
feathers; broken lots; sizes to and
Oh to 9; former 81 to SO grades at
$2.85.
Mems and Women's Turkish Bath
Slippers, assorted colors: sizes i'm the
lot from a to g: former 75c grade at
39c.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
COrsets and BandeauX

C23p "Fawn Girl Lace Back Girdles.
pink batiste and elastic sections:
sizes % and %: slightly soiled; for
mer Sl.OO grade, at 49c.
Lot of Corsets. including Thomson and
c. B. makes: good quality materials;
several models; broken sizes. For
mer Sl.50 grade, at 79c.
SOC Pink Bandeaux, fancy materials:
fasten back model. with elastic in
sert: mostly all sizes. Friday at 25c.
First Floor. Barsain Booth.
1Ol Ferris Corsets, fancy pink ma
terial: elastic top and medium bust;
long and medium hip; sizes % to =.
only: former $500 grade. Friday at
S1.29
a. Memo Self Reducing Corsets, of
white and pink coutil; slightly soil
ed: size 20 only. former S. and $3.50
grades. at S3.e8.
(5) Memo Pink Coutil Corsets. low bust
model. with long skirt: sizes 81 TO
33 only: discontinued numbers.
Former $500 grade. at SI.90.
Goldenberg s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Gloves

Elbow-length Silk Gloves, with double
tipped fingers and Paris-point backs;
assorted shades; former $l.50 grade
at $l.l9.
Washable Fabric Gloves. strap.wrist
and l2-button lengths, with embroid-
cred backs; in gray, mode, chamois.
beaver and sand: broken sizes: for
mer 98c grade at soc.
Goldenberg Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Odd Lots of Furniture

(10) Combination Kitchen and Break
fast Tables, natural wood top; one
side with drop leaf, other with cut
lery drawer; sold regularly at $3.50.
Friday at S4.98.
(2) Five-piece Breakfast Suites, one
enameled in brown, the other gray:
neatly decorated; regular price, 500.
Friday at $50.
~ Single Day Beds, 80 inches wide:
complete with cretonne-covered mat
tress, pillow and bolster. Friday at
Sl298.
a. Colonial Garden Seats, Aft. size:
made of Oregon fir: marked $3.50.
Friday at $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Toilet Goods

Twenty Mule Team Bora~, one pound
cartons, at l2c.
Regular SOC bottles of Bay Rum, at 29c.
Paimolive Co.'S Toilet Soaps, assorted
odors; regularly SC cake. Three
cakes for &c.
Stearate of Zinc Baby Powder, regular
Csc cans, at I5c.
Lana Talcum Powder, regular 15c cans,
at &c.
Jap Rose Transparent Glycerine Soap,
regular 1Oc cakes, at &c.
Goldenbergs-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Women's Neckwear

6ec Sample Neckwear, including collar
and cuff sets; Bertha, Tuxedo and
panel collars and others: of lace, lin
enc, ratine and organdy, white, cream
and colored effects. Friday at 44c.
$I.lo Tailored Vestees, with cuffs; Of
broadcloth, linen and pique; white,
ecru and colored effects. Friday at
79c.
Goldenberr-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Odd Lots of Notions

Babies Ventilated Pants, former Soc
kinds, at 25c pair.
Dress Shields, odd lots of former l0c to
Csc grades, at Sc pair.
Lingerie Tape. 3-yard pieces: white.
blue and pink; pieces for lOc.
l0c Shoulder Strap Tape, yard, Sc.
Wire Hairpins, assorted sizes; regularly
SC paper; 8 for Sc.
&c Basting Cotton, white; No. 40 only;
200-yard spool; for SC.
Stickerei Edgings, assorted kinds: regu-
larly SC piece; 2 pieces for SC.
Silk Hair Nets, with elastic; Light and
dark brown only: perfect quality;
former SC kinds; dozen for sc.
Honeycomb Wash Cloths, large size;
each, Sc.
Godenherx's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Bows Clothing

t72l Cloth Pants, knickerbocker style:
dark mixtures: sizes 8. 9 and 10
years: former sl.O0 grade at SOC.
t6) Bhe Serge Suits. all-wool quality.
with one pair of lined knickerbocker
pants: sizes 8. Is and 10 years; for
mer $8 grade at S5.85.
ll6?) Two-pants Suits. good quality
wooden materials: neat mixtures:
both pairs Of pants fully lined; sizes
8. 9. 10. Is and 10 wears: former $40
grade at $6.95.
(2OG) Sport Blouses. neat striped per-
Gales and plain tan material; short
sleeves; sizes 8 to II years: former
SOC grade at Csc.
81 Black Rubber Coats, Hodgeman
make: guaranteed waterproof: sizes
and 16 years only: former 81 grade
at $1.95.
(5O) Play Suits. one-piece khaki or blue
chambray suits, with drop seat; sizes
, and years only: former 69c grade
at 3oc. First Floor-Bargain Table.
79c to 81 Sport Blouses- perfect quail
ity: low neck and short sleeves; good
quality materials; double yoke back;
sizes to l6 years; Friday at 65c.
1915 to $l2.75 Junior Norfolk Suits,
with two pairs of plants: also vestee
suits: all.wool tweeds; sizes ) to lO
wears; at $7.45.
Sl.lo to $l.39 Wash Suits, good quality
materials; MILDLY and Oliver Twist
models: sizes 3 to years; Friday
at 88c.
Goldenberr's- s-Third Floor
Laces and EmbrOideries
$2.98 Duchesse Allover Lace. 80 inches
wide, ochre and white: effective de-
signs. Friday at $2.49.
Chantilly Laces, E to 9 inches wide;
pretty patterns: ochre, white and
cream; former 79c grade, at 49c.
Embroideries, edgings, in Insertion
headings and seamings; various pat
terms; former l0c grade, at Sc.
Embroidery Skirtings, E to inches
wide; cambria and Swiss; also lot of
two-inch Insertions; pretty patterns.
29c and Csc grades, at l8c.
Venice Lace Collar Tabs, 2 inches
wide; cream color, soc grade, at 3ec.
Goidenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Mems FURNISHINGS

l37) Silk and Wool Four-in-Hand
Ties. stripes, figures, plaids and nov
city patterns; broken lines from
regular stock: former Sl.W grade.
at Soc
tI68, Artistic make White, Woven Mad
ras Neglige Shirts, neckband style:
soft cuffs: perfect quality; sizes 1t
TO II; former $500 grade at Sl.l9
Sample Panama Hats, all genuine
South American stock; mostly In
sizes GA. Z and 71s; fine trimmings.
Former s. to So grades, at $3-35.
Athletic Union Suits, top OF fine poros-
weave cotton. bottom of 82x8O check
ed nainsook: sleeveless style; regu-
lar sizes: former $l.25 grade. Fri
dav at 79c.
Balbriggan and White Gauze Cotton
Underwear. short sleeve shirts. full
length drawers with reinforced seat:
mostly all regular sizes: seconds OF
Lawrence Mills make: former S1.O0
grade. at 64c.
t46D Satin Striped Poplin Shirts, sizes
IA. I4la and Is only: white grounds
with colored pin stripes; all perfect
quality; former $3.50 grade. at $3.50
Ribbed Balbriggan and White Cotton
Union Suits. short sleeves and full
length legs; made on Coopers
spring needle machine: broken sizes:
slightly imperfect; former $500
grade. at CSC.
Onyx and Esco Sport Socks, stripes and
clocks; black or colored b k
grounds: perfect quality: fully re-
inforced: broken lots from regular
stock selling at sl.00 pair. Friday
at soc.
Gold -EirxA
Evening star., 1924-06-12
So to $3.50 Grades at
S1.35 Yard

Including 4O-inch Canton Crepe. 40
inch White Sport Satin, 4O-inch
White Sports Silks, 4O-inch Crepe de
Chine. 40-inch Printed Crepe, 36-inch
Printed Foulards. 36-inch Chiffon
Taffeta. 36-inch Changeable Taffeta,
36-inch Chiffon Satin, etc.
Goldenberg's- Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Jewelry

Novelty Bracelets, in large variety Of
colors and styles; also lot of Chill
dren's Bracelets; former 25c, 39c
and SOC kinds. at 19c.
SOC Bud Vases. Dutch silver finish, Hol-
land style; each Csc.
Assorted lot of Jewelry. including Bead
Necklaces, Long Chains. Earrings.
Bar Pins, etc.; former soc and 75c
kinds, at 29c.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Women's Umbrellas, $1.0S

Seconds of Former So and $3.50 Grades
Black silk gloria and piece-dyed taffetas,
large assortment of stylish service
able handles; subject to slight i'm
perfections, but guaranteed for serv-
ice Friday at $l.95 each.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Handkerchiefs

Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
colored centers. with lace edges: for
mer SOC grade at 25c
Women's Handkerchiefs. white and
colored effects: in many new and
wanted styles; former &c, 10c and
l21ac kinds at DC.
Mems Linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
plain white. with hemstitched bor-
ders: perfect quality: former 29c and
35c grades at 25c.
Women's Imported Handkerchiefs. as
sorted, Madeira effects, and MANY
other popular kinds: full size and
perfect qualities: at lie.
Golden hair, ,s-First Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Knit Underwear

Women's Lisle Union Suits, bodice style.
with shell trimmed knee; broken
sizes: former s1.0O grade. Friday
at Csc.
Women's Gauze Cotton Union Suits.
low neck and sleeveless; tight and
loose knee: sizes and only: for
mer SOC grade at 2oc.
Children's Knit Waists. low neck and
sleeveless: garter attachment; sizes
, to II years: seconds of 39c grade
at l9c.
Infants Cotton Shirts, pin back and
straig ght front styles; plain or crochet
edges; sizes months to 3 years; Sec
onds of 59c grade. Friday at &c.
Goldenberg s-First Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-12
25c and 30c Values at l6c
Remnants of $1.5O and $1.75
Silk and Fiber Silk (Glos)
S5c Yard

The lot consists of 39-inch Crepe dc
Chine 36-inch Velvet Knit Crepe, 3d.
inch Fiber Silk (Closy Brocades, 40
inch Silk Ratine, 4O-inch Sport Satin.
36-inch Silk Pongee, 36-inch Trico-
lette. 33-inch Stripe Shirting, etc.
Good useful lengths and desirable
colors.