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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Railway Official
Wins Promotion

L. +. l. sturdec. formerly passen'
ger agent for tho Canadian Pacific
system at Seattle. has been appoint.
Ell general agent for the Nor,hwes,
district, with headquarters at Mon.
trcal. He arrived in Seattle Tues.
day. en- route 10 his new post In
Hongkong. China. where DO has
been passenger agent for the pas,
10 months. He leaves. with his
wife. for tho East Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Sept, 2s.--"i
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something that viii make me
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Alma Rubcna. famous cinema
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sai tho man she iu TO marry. Ricardo
CortcE who overnight has become
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heavens For him she i rspoune
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
HANDSPRING is
EXPENSIVE
Burbank Says 1t Has Cost
Him $4,000 in Year

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Sept. "a
United Pressl- Handshaking by ad.
mircrs has cost Luther Burbank $40.
600 so far this year, he told the
United Press here today.
The famous plant scientist has en-
tertained upward OF 10000 guests in
hts experimental gardens during
ia25. and expects that the total may
reach 100000 by 1896. a thousand
school teachers from tho South and
East were included in this number,
routed 10 his plant shrine here on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Brick Plant Hit
by $4,000 Fire

Buildings and machinery valued al
$1,000 wero destroyed Tuesday by fire
at tho brick plant Of A. Abraham
son. West Marginal way and Iiud.
son At. Tho tlro originated from
sparks on the roof OF the machinery
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Woman Dies From
Escape Injuries

Her attempt to escape from the
lnternment hospital OF the King
county Jail, in which she fell 40
feet to the ground. proved fatal to
Mrs. Margaret West Tuesday night
She made her escape attempt Mon.
day night. breaking her back in the
fall Mrs. West had been under
treatment at the city hospital She
is survived BY her husband and a
brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Manila Has Eleven
New Cholera Cases

MANILA. Sept. sS.-Eleyen new
cases OF cholera were discovered by
health officials here today, with one
death from the disease reported.
This Is the larges; number Of cases
reported in single dag since the
epidemic started here. II was stated.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
COrsets and
BandeauX

I'D American Lady ElaStic-tOp
CorsetS, laced-back model; pink
brocade; sizes "a, %, 20 and 80.
Regular 81 grade, Fri @O OK
day at............... VA"UO
Cd Little Memo Girdles, of fancy
pink material; elastic sides;
sizes 25, q and 80. @O OK
Reduced to. WsOO
(19 Girdles, including American
Lady, r & G, Treo and C-B
makes: plain and fancy fab
RIGS; broken sizes, mostly in
25 and 26. Regular
$500 and $500 grades, Ct 10
at ................-
60 ThOmsOn's KnO-Lace C0rsets,
of pink coutil, long hip models
with elastic sides; sizes 26
to 80. Regular $3.50 CT 60
grade y
(12) p. N. Practical-frOnt COrsets,
of pink coutil; elastic sides
and supporting inner vest.
Regular $500 grade, co OK
Friday at. .........
Fancy Bandeaux, fastep-back
models, with elastic inserts;
sizes 80 to 38. Former OOo
39c grades, Friday at. @ON
GOldenberg's-Sec0n Floor and
First FlOOr-Bargain Tables.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Footwear

t65) Women's Pumps and Ok
fOrdS, of patent leather, tan
calf, gray and fawn suede,
black and blond satin; sizes
in the assortment from pa to
s, A to D widths. Former Sc
and 81 grades. Fri CO d5
day at .............
(25O) Vomen's OxfOrds and
Pumps, of patent leather, tan
calf and dull feathers; high
and low heels; sizes pa to Z
in the lot. Former $500 and
$500 grades. Friday ST 81
at .............
fS6l WOmen's Black Satin Pumps,
Spanish. military and low
heels; sizes 2h to in the as
sortment. Regular
$500 grades. Friday 60 a
at
(185) Children's High and Low
Shoes, of patent and dull
feathers; heel and spring heels;
sizes 81 to 2. Former $2.20
to $3.50 values. Fri ST 10
day at
(48) Mems and Women's Turk
ish Bath Slippers, assorted
cofors; sizes 4 to 10. Former
75c values. Friday 15c
at
1891 Women's Gray Suede Pumps,
Spanish, military and low
heels; sizes 21S to. 5 in the
lot. Former $500 CT Ok
grade. Friday at. UAe|
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
RUM RUNNERS
NOW FEAR
RISK
English Captain Finds It Hard
to Get Backing-Dis-
tiIIers Slow Up

LONDON, Sept. 10.-The rum
running business off the American
coast is getting too dangerous to
make it a profitable venture, ac-
cording to Captain Whitburn," who
is. cooling his heels in Dover while
his ship, the General Serret, rides
at anchor in the harbor with a
cargo of 10000 cases of whiskey
aboard, destined for the United
States.
Captain Whitburn frankly ad-
mits that his five-masted motor
schooner is, and has been engaged
in the rum-running business. but
that the hackers of the venture
sem to have lost their inclination
for further investment. He declares
that though his cargo is aboard his
owner, a woman living near Lon
don, has not yet seen fit to provide
money for stores or wages for the
crew.
Meanwhile it is reported from
Edinburgh that the distillers of the
north of Scotland have decided to
curtail their production by 25 per
cent this year, due to decreased de-
mand
This decrease is attributed partly
to the high tax upon whiskey fOl
home consumption and dropping off
in the demand from investors who
have been specializing on shipments
to rum row.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Boys Clothing

Juvenile Coat Suits, with knee
pants or long pants; only so
suits in the lot; some with
vests to match; alI-wooI mate
rails. Sizes to 10 years.
Regular 1915 to &C TX
$12.75 grades ...... WV"sc
Juvenile Jersey and Tweed Suits,
of all-wool materials; MILDLY
and Oliver Twist models. Sizes
to 8 years. Regu-
lar s4.s5 to 1915 S9 OK
(5 FOur-piece Vest Suits, all
wool materials; one pair golf
and one pair knickers; coats
alpaca lined. Sizes IA to II
years. Former $12 S5 *
grade Friday at. -. VO"OC
(33) Khaki Suits, high-grade
khaki cloth; genuine flapper
model, in sizes A to 5 years.
Former $1.95 grade 0QO
Friday at ............. WV
QO4) Wash Suits, fast color ma
terials; Oliver Twist and two
piece models. Sizes and 5
years. Fo m er 9oc 55C
grade ..'.....
(2O) College Caps, various SER
viceable materials and 0c
colorings ..........
~ Odd Palm Beach Coats, in
tan only; size IL years. For
mer $500 value Fri @1 IN
day at ........... WA"VO
I'D Brushed Sweaters, pull-over
style in plain tan Or tan with
brown. Sizes 80 and 80 SEO
only. Former 81 grade. OON
(96) Sport BlOuses, of imported
English broadcloth, in tan ana
blue. others of soisette. Broken
sizes, to Is years. Former
$1.5O to $500 values EQO
at ................
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Remnant Day
Knit Underwear

ChiIdren's Gauze Knit Shirts,
Pants and Boomers; shirts
with high neck and long
sleeves, Dutch neck and short
sleeves. Regular SOC CRO
value. Friday at......
Children's Gauxe Vests. built-up
shoulders, finished with draw.
string; soiled from handling.
Regular Csc values. 7C1C
Friday at ...........
Women's Athletic Union Suits,
bodice style; irregulars
OF 800 grade. Friday 60C
at ........... ........'
WOmen's Gauze Cotton Pants,
with muslin waistband and
: tight knee. Regular SOC 9HP
value. Friday at....... ~
ga pairs) ChiIdren's Jersey Knit
Boomers, flesh color; made
with elastic waist and bottom;
broken sizes. Regularly C5C
soc. Friday at..........
WOmen's Cotton Union Suits,
Summer weight; choice OF
several styles; regular sizes
only. Former 69c grades. 9OO
Friday at .........s....
(75) WOmen's RayOn fiber silk)
Vests. fancy weave, bodice
style with silk braid strap;
orchid and peach colors; per-
feet quality: broken sizes.
Regular $1.2s grade 7SC
af ....,...
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Mems furnishings

$500 Mems Half Hose, rayon
(fiber silk mace cotton and
Isle; black and plain colors:
broken lots. Sizes 91S, 10 and
101a; perfect quality and slight
i irregulars of s5c to 12Rc
Q2) Beach Robes, of fine grade
mercerized cloth, Eden cloth
and domestic flannel; stripes
and novelty patterns; slightly
soiled; balance Of summer
stocks selling at $4.9S, $5.9S
and $6.sS. Friday So 20
at .:.....-.......... WAU
(63) Ribbed Cotton Union Suits,
white and ecru colors; snort
sleeves, knee or ankle length
legs; small sizes. For 9Ofo.
mer $1.00 grade. ........ OVN
69c Jersey Knit FOur-in-hand
Ties, open end style; bias
stripes and figures on heather
backgrounds. Friday O0C
at .........
So English BroadclOth Shirts, in
white, tan and gray; mostly in
collar attached style; a few
neck band style; perfect quail
ity. Form r $500 Six
grade, at. .......... WAsAO
Thread SILK Half Hose, black
and plain colors; spliced heel,
full reinforced sole and toe;
scanned back; also seamless
styles; irregulars of Use OOs
grade. Friday at ...... 10y
81 Athletic Union Suits, of fine
grade 72x80 soft finish checked
nafnsook; each suit in sanitary
glassine package; sizes
So to As; perfect quail R0a
Golden Rule Blue Chambray
Work Shirts, collar attached;
made with two buttoned-
through breast pockets; sizes
151s, 16 and 1914 only; 67p
perfect quality ...... w
Q8) Mems Straw Hats, high
grade qualities; broken sizes.
Former $2.45 and $500 CRN
grades
IA Genuine South American
Panama Hats, broken sizes:
good shapes; entire balance of
our. summer stock. Selling
regularly at $4.95
and $6.45. Friday Gl 20
GOIdenberg's-FirSt Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Friday
Sheets & BedWear

81x9O Seamless Bleached Sheets,
full double-bed size. Good,
durable grade, band torn and
ironed. All peri e /. OQ0
Reg. $1.25 value at. ..... wv
81x99 Seamless BIeached Sheets,
extra length for double beds.
Superior quality sheeting, free
from dressing. Reg. CT 90
$1.59 value at...... VA'OO
63x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets,
extra length for single and
twin beds. Heavy, firm-woven
grades. Sold Regu-
larly at $1.39. Friday CT 20
at .....
Crochet Spreads, double-bed size,
in heavy raised Marseilles pat
terms. Regular $3.50 @0 40
42x36 Bleac he'd PilIOwcases,
heavy, even-thread grade. OO0
Regular 39c value at -. ANN
GOldenberg 's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Children's
WearableS

"Iwanta" Sleeping Garments, of
white cross-barred muslin;
long sleeves, drop seat and
open-back style: double stitch
ed. Sizes to IL years. 100
Regular $1.0O value. -. SO~
cinderella" Panty Dresses, OF
the better kind; sleeveless
models, with hand-embroidered
designs and organdy trimming.
Broken sizes. Regu- ST 40
lar $3.50 grade. ..... VA'O"
90 Junior Wolfe Dresses, lace
trimmed flounces; assorted
light shades. Sizes Is years
only. Regular $4.94 GO 40
value ..............
Q9) Raincapes, of rubberized
sateen; silk-lined hoods; guar
anteed quality. Sizes 4 to 10
years. Regular $2.75 81 Q2
grade Friday at.... WA"OO
(4S) Khaki Jean OverbI0uses,
short sleeve models; well tai.
lored; mostly all sizes. Regu-
lar $3.50 value FRI CT on
day at ..........
0O Peter Pan Sweaters, long
sleeves, tie and novelty trim
med style; assorted novelty
colors. Regular 1898 go az
value ..............
1861 Girls Silk and Cotton Dresses.
others of silk striped Voiles,
trimmed with laces and rib
bons. Sizes to 10
years. Regular $4.98 GO OK
grade
(36) Khaki Jean Knockers, sui
phur-dyed quality, dOub L
stitched; buttoned knee and
pockets; large sizes
only. Regular $1.69 CT On
grace
(2D Misses Sleeveless Sweaters,
in red, gray and buff; con
trasting color trim
ming and smart ties. @1 90
Friday at.
up Imported Handmade Dresses,
ored designs; deep hens;
broken sizes. Regu-
lar $4.69 value Fri CT OK
Qay at
(D Straw Hats, stylish models
for little girls; tan only. S0o
Regular $3.50 value. -. OON
(N Little Girls Guimpes. of blue
chambray; long sleeves and
Peter Pan collars. Sizes 8, 10
and IL years. Former loo
sec grade Friday at. AVN
(24 ROmpers, of chambray; but.
toned front, finished with belt
and collar; green and 900
blue. Regular 59c value AOS
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Women's Soc to 81
Neckwear, 29c

Assorted lot of neckfixings left
from previous sales and regular
stock, including Collar and Cuff
Sets, Jabots, with and without
collars, Separate Collars and
Vestees, in white, cream, ecru
and combination colors OF laces,
nets, linen and organdy.
WOmen's BOudOir Caps, of mes
saline satin, trimmed with RIB
bon and lace, pink, jade, old
rose, copen and light G0P
blue. Regular 81 10 value O
Windsor Ties, of satin and crepe,
in white, black, sand, copen,
Jade, old rose. mais, brown,
navy blue and red. Reg. doc
ular 79c value. .......
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Undermuslins

18) White Muslin PetticOats, ex-
ira sizes; made with fitted
band; trimmed with laees and
insertions; assorted lengths.
Regular $2.9S CT ia
STdoS
Q5 Regular Size PetticOats, of
white muslin; flounce of i'm
ported embroidery. Ct 40
Regular $3.50 grade UA"TU
(24) COrsets, trimmed back and
front with laces and insertions.
Regular 79c grade, Fri 400
day at 1NN
az Mildred Stout" Corset Gov
ers, of white nainsook; rein
forced under arms; prettily
trimmed. Regular $1.69 0OO
grade. Friday at. 49,. COA
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Blankets and
Comforts

66x8O DOuble-bed Size Blankets,
firmly woven grade, with soft
fleece finish; pretty plaids in
various co.ors. Reg
ular 81 grade. Fri GO Ok
day at. ....... VS"Oo
s2x8O High-grade Comforts, filled
with white cotton, covered
with sateens and other soft
finish materials. Reg
ular $500 and $3.50 Cd *
grade .......
GOldenberg's-FO Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
WATER
MAIN FLOODS
NY. SUBWAY.
Hill HI s=#1-
Thousands Forced to Go to
Work by Auto Trucks.
Happens in Rush Hour
BY international News Service


NEW YORK, Sept. 10-Thousands
of office workers were poured into
the streets during the morning rush
hour today when a broken water
main at Broadway and Eighty-fifth
street flooded the subway, tying up
all traffic on the West Side subway
from the Battery to Van Cortlandt
Park.
Tracks were submerged under five
feet of water.
Police reserves were ordered out
and stationed on subway platforms
and. strategic traffic points.
Street car and elevated line were
packed with overflow crowds, and
taxicabs did holiday business.
Hundreds of delayed passengers,
both men and women, forgot their
dignity and piled on trucks TO con-
tinue their way downtown.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
TOiIetries

(36 bOttles) WiIdrOOt Hair
Tonic. Regular soc 0E0
grace at ..........
(25 pacl1ages) Amami Sham O.
poo; regular 15c grade at. ~
t33 jars) Purity Depilatory Pow.
der, complete with mixer. QE0
Regular 75c grade at. OO~
(25 bOttIes) BrOmO Settler, RO
regular 10c grade, at.... ~
(36) Cutex Junior Mani
cure Sets. Regular 35c CSo
grade at ............. ~
$50 cakes) Renlmer's Peroxide
Bath Soap. Regular 10 6N
cakes for ...... w
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Jewelry and
Beaded Bags

Q28) Imported Bar Pins and
Brooches, in an assortment of
pretty styles; rhinestones and
colored stone effects.
Regular soc and $1.00 CEO
grades at ...........
(38) Boys Nickel Wa tic h e s,
American make; reliable
timekeeper. Regular 0IO
S1.25 grade at.......
800 Beaded Handbags, draw
string style; pretty assortment
of colorings. Attractive pat
terms. Regular $3.50 100
and $1.98 grades at. -. sON
GOIdenberg'S-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
JAMES A. RIDGLEY ASKS
ADMINISTRATORS PAPERS

James A. Ridgley has petitioned
the District Supreme Court to APP
point him administrator of the
estate of his son. Horace Ridgley,
five years old, who was killed
August 18 when struck by a motor
vehicle.
The father tells the court that
the vehicle is owned by the Amer
lean Land Company, and it is ex-
nected that suit will be brought for
the boys death. Attorney J, Will
liam Tomlinson represents the pc
titiOner,
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
WAR FLARES Up
AGAIN IN n. Y,
tones
Three Officers in On Leong
Arrested Following
Shooting ARRAY
BY international News Service

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-With the
Chinese tong war flaring up anew
three officers Of the On Leong tong
were arrested today following the
fatal wounding Of Chinese at Sc
Hester street. A short time later
the body of Chinese with his skull
hammered in was found on the
Bowery.
A gun battle between squad of
detectives and battalion of Chinese
atop the roofs of Chinatown re-
suited in the discovery Of an ar
senal of weapons in a Mott street
barber shop.
The arrests OF the tong officials
followed a warning by police that
IL further casualties occurred tong
leaders would be held responsible.
The officials arrested are Lee Gin
Min, Henry Moy and Lee Do, Of
ficers of the On Leong tong.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
121ac Huck
Towels, 1Oc Each

Lot of Huck Towels. soft-finish
grade for hand or side towels;
neat. fast-color red borders.
10 dozen Extra Heavy Turkish
Bath Towels large size; irreg
ulars of $50 grade Fri 96N
day at :. S......
GoIdenberg s-Ti-st floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Laces and
EmbrOideries

59c Russian Filet Banding. eff
fectiye designs; Is and SSC
Is inches wide. .......
S1.89 ALL over Venice Lace,
white and ecru; Ii CT 90
inches wide. ........
S2.98 Oriental Lace FlOuncings,
80 inches wide; deeply EN-
broidered; pretty 60 90
floral designs. ..... -
csc Venice Laces. ecru,
white and cream; 2 Or
inches wide. .-.........
59c Spanish Laces. in Paris.
black, navy, white and cream;
3 to inches wide;
floral and conventional 9kO
designs. ..............
29c Calais Val, edgings and in
sertions; 2 and 4 inches wide;
cream and white; some Ito
with beading tops. .....
1211c Trimming EmbrOideries,
eyelet patterns; edgings, in
sertions, headings and To
seamings. Friday at.
GOEdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Notion Oddments

(72O spOoIs) Assorted Sewing
Cotton, 10O-yard spools, in
white and colors. Regu-
larly sc each. THREE o.
spools for. ............ W
(48) Irvine Shopping Bags, large
size and strongly made. 1GO
Regular 29c grade at. AO~
(225 cards. Nickel Safety Pins,
dozen on card. Regular %
ly sc a card. At. ....... ~
"a packages) Sanitary Napkins,
half a dozen in carton.
Regularly sc each. 1EC
BOX Tor. .............
(7H Hickory Sanitary Belts. as
sorted styles. Regularly 1EC
CSC grade at. LUZ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Hosiery

Chiidren's Sport Hose, seven
eighth length; assorted shades
with fancy turnover cuff; per-
feet quality; broken 0EO
sizes. Regular SOC value 0Ir'
WOmen's RayOn fiber silk and
SiII1-mixed Hose, with mock
seam back; assorted shades;
perfect quality: broken
sizes. egular sec zoo
value .f..........s...
WOmen's Sheer Chiffon Hose, In
various shades also medium
weight thread silk hose. in
desirable shades, with three
seam back; perfect quality;
mostly all sizes. Regular CT
$50 value. Friday at. ~
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
1Oc, 12Hc & 15c
Handkerchiefs, 7c
Slight IT'regulars)

(SIlght IrreguIars)
745 Mems and Women's Hand
acknowledgements in embroid-
cred corner, colored woven Dor
der, colored embroidered and
novelty styles, and mems in good
quality white hemstitched border
styles. Factory jobs and slight
irregulars.
(72) WOmen's RayOn fiber silk
Handkerchiefs, lace effects, in
a variety of pretty colors. Eo
Regular 15c grade at 49,. ~
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
SEC MerceriZed
Table Damask. 39c

500 yards of 58-inch Mercerized
Table Damask. splendid grace
for home or cafe use. Mil
lengths from IL to 8 yards.
Pieces AlI-linen Silver Bleache6
Table Damask, neat. pretty
patterns. Regular $3.50 0Qo
value. Friday at. O'1N
GOidenberg'S-Fir Floor,
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
25c Startex Crash
19c Yard

600 yards of Startex Part-linen
Crash, heavy, absorbent grade
for roller or tea towels.
3 Pieces Warranted AlI.linen
CnbIeached Crash, for roller or
tea towels. Regularly 1S0
25c yard. Friday at. AS~
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Mems and WOmen's
81 Umbrellas, $1.39

As Mems and Women's UNI
brellas, good quality American
(cotton) taffeta covers, with
tapped edge. Paragon frames,
with an assortment of attractive
handles. Many of the women's
umbrellas with amberite TIPS
and club ends.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Mems 2-Pants Suits. $11.95

A low clearance price has been put on various
short lots of Young Mems Two-pants Suits to hurry
them out tomorrow. This is opportunity for
rare savings to those who act quickly. Suits of
good durable fabrics in desirable patterns; single
breasted models; in sizes SO to 81, regulars only.
Each suit with extra pair of pants
Hot Weather Suits, S7.95
The of stock of Mems Hot-weather Suits,
ssting of Tropical Worsted Gabardne Palm Beach and
Mohar Suits, be closed Following the
scale of Sizes
S IL 6 2
"a 35 So 81 80 80 "A
1
StOuts
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GOldenbergs Clothing Store for Men-FrSt Floor; Direct
Emf from Street.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
12Hc Wash Cloths
4 for 29c
Slight IrreguIars

Slight Irregulars
Turkish Wash Cloths, close
absorbent grade; full size; slight
irregularS.
Linen Dept, X st. Annex.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Birdeye Diapers
$1.55 Dozen

IPregulars OF 500
Quality
60 dozen 2 x 2
Hen,med Birdeye Dia-
pers, in sealed sani--
tary cartons; subject
to slight imperfectfons.
GOIdenberg's-First
Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
Former
$1.39 to $6.98
Stationery, Sc

80 boxes of high-grade sta
tionery, in white and colors; one
to six ouires in box; boxes slight
ly soiled.
GOIdenberg'S-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10
$i.5O Brief Cases
81

CAD Brief c a s esy
black and brown kare-
tol leather; two-pocket
style. with reinforced
handles, lock and key.
Excellent for school
use.
Leather Goods Dept.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1925-09-10

Godenbergs Clothing Store for Men-First Floor Direct
from Seventh Street