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Milford chronicle., 1925-05-22
Greenwood

The commencement exercises o1
the Greenwood public school will be
held in the auditorium of the school
house on Monday evening, June 1st
Judge Hugh Morris of the United
States District Court will make the
address of the evening to the peo-
pie and graduates.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached in the M. P. Church by
Rev. F. NJ. Cliff, on Sunday evening,
May oath.
There will be eleven graduates
from the Greenwood High School,
viz: Esther Spence, Jennie Wiley,
Mildred Wiley, Florence Lofland,
Rachel Kratz, Edwin Unger, Earl
Hollis, Earnest Judy, John Ournett,
Sewell McIlvaine and Marion Pear
son.
The following are winners in the
High School Essay Contest for three
prizes offered by Judge Hugh Morris,
who as a member of the State Bar
Association of Delaware, joined in
offering prizes to all Delaware
schools, for the best essays on sub
jects assigned for the pupils to write
on. The subject assigned to Green
wood was, "The Powers of Con-
gress." The awards were made to
the winners as follows: First prize,
to Edwin Unger, SIS; second prize,
to Jenny Wiley, $40; third prize, to
Rachel Kratz, $5.
The Field Day for colored schools
in Sussex county on the west side,
certainly was a great day for Green
wood, if a great crowd creates a
great day. Some stated, and probab-
ly believed it when they made the
statement, that there was between
four and five thousand colored peo-
pie here last Friday; but, probably |
1900 would have counted all of |
them. They had a parade, played
games, made a fine showing in a
way, and were addressed
by Congressman Robert G. Houston
on Citizenship"
Children's Day service will be held
on the second Sunday in June in
the M. P. Church. There will be spe-
cial service of singing and recita-
tions.
The First Quarterly Conference of
The M. P. Church will be held June
18th at Greenwood.
The firemen of Greenwood will
hold a carnival in June from the 5th
% 18th inclusive, for the purpose of
raising money to meet the cost of
the organization.
Amusements will be DroVided for ev-
erybody who wants to be happy. A
lew merry-go-round will be one of
he features. Everybody who can,
hould attend and help the firemen,
or they help you, when fire attacks
our home or property. Come out
nd help and have lots of fun.
1.-THE Rebellion of Mrs. Barkley,"
comedy drama of American home
ife. will be presented in the school
Wednesday evening,
lay 9th, by home talent, under di-
ection of Miss Elsie Wiley and {
Irs. Frank Elliott. The cast of char Z
cters are: I
Martin Barclay, VIM. Rawlinson. '
Roger Stewart, a neighbor, M.
ierson. ]
Elsie Stewart, the sister, Mrs. I
laude Phillips.
Ethel Bradley, the wife, Helen
equity.
Ruth Carter, Ethel's sister, Nell s
ogers. S
Amelia Brown, Marton's sister, '
RS. Laurence Tatman. c
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River Dale Park

+. L. Gates Of Wilmington and {
party of friends are occupying his
cottage for the weekend. He ex.
poets to make some improvement Oh
his cottage in a few weeks. His
family will spend the summer al
River Dale and entertain many ot
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Watson OF
Dover will soon begin to build their
fine cottage at the park. They expect
to have it completed soon and spend
the season at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James holland of
Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pool of
Wilmington spent the weekend at
/ their cottage. James holland has re-
modelled his cottage and beautified
| its appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. V. Morris and
family of Philadelphia and a party
of friends spent the weekend at the
/ shore. They have repainted their
cottage white. After school closes
Mrs. Morris and her daughters,
the Misses Wilder and Elizabeth will
spend the summer at the shore and
entertain many Of their friends.
James Coulter, recently of Phil
adelphia, has his merry-go-round
nicely painted and up ready to op-
en- up the season. He expects a
prosperous season. George Buchan-
an is making extensive improve
ments at his place at the orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus hartman and
family of Philadelphia will soon
open up their bungalow for the sea-
son.
Motor Boat Races
There will be big day on Indian
River Bay, May Both. Something new
and attractive; Ebe Chandler and
Raymond Steel of Dagsboro, are the
promoters. There will be four
classes of boats in the races, also
rowing races. The race will be run
over a two and half mile course,
two laps a heat of five miles; three
heats a race, starting at the big pier
at Oak Orchard and going up the |
bay to Charles Cullen's pier; then |
back down the bay to Burton's |
marsh, back to the big pier. River |
Dale Park will be the center of the |
races as the boats will pass there |
on all laps, everybody come and en-
joy the first speed boat race held on
Indian River Bay. The following
boats have promised to take part in
the race. Tech, Jr., owned by w.
Murphy, Berlin, Md, Jennie B., own
ed by H. Rurork, Frankford; Ugly
owned by R. Steele, Days
hove. NT;1o NJ ounad Iv T. d Moore |
of Millsboro; Hundinger, owned by
E. Chandler, Dagsboro; Miss Sim
plicity, owned by L. E. Windsor, of
Denniston, owned by V.
Lewes. We expect other
boats to participate in this free-for-
all race.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hancock and
family of PocomOke City, Md, and
a party of friends spent Sunday at
River Dale.
Mrs. Fred Blizzard. and Edgar
also Mrs. Walter Pepper
and Mrs. Phillips, all of Georgetown
spent Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Biz
zard's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swain and
'amily of Georgetown was down to
heir cottage Sunday and expect to
spend most of the season at the
shore.
Mrs. VIM. E. Timmons and chill
lren have been visiting her father,
Charles Downs at Warwick. They re-
urned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Messick of
lear Millsboro, also Mr.. and Mrs.
carlton Lingo, of Warwick, spent
sunday afternoon at River Dale.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-22
'GOLDEY COLLEGE

Score by innings:
Harrington High 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 "a
Goldey College II 1 0 000 0 0-8
Umpre-POwell.
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Life Insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel-
Ter. Milford. f29-tf
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BRIDGEVILLE

GOldey College TOO Mucn FOr Har-
ringtOn High-LOller Fans ~
A record breaking crowd was on
hand last Thursday Afternoon to see
the local school lads suffer defeat
administered by the Collegians. One
big inning, the first, proved to be
disasterous when the local infield
took a short. balloon ascension. At
Evening star., 1925-01-01
WOmen'S WearableS

(so) Women's Petticoats Of striped sins
hams; various color stripes. For 90
ner 5ec grade. Friday at......
1867 White Tea Aprons Of aIl-over and
white swiss, lace or embroidery trim
med; slightly solied from han
ding. Former 5ec grade. FRI Q7c
day at Observation-Disclosures.
Women's Bungalow Aprons OF good quality
percae and gInoham; assorted coiors
and patterns. Neatly trimmed. zOc
Former $t.oo grade. At.
(Firxt Floor-Baryain TableD
(3o) Small White Waist Aprons, trimmed
with embroidery, finished with pocket;
slightly mussed. Former 2ec To-
grade. Friday at t...............
(a7) Women's Polly Prim Aprons, light COL
ors, with fiowered trimming. O7o
Former sec grade. Friday at. -
(s) AII.wooI Sleeveless Coat Sweaters, In
tan and Mexico; finished with pearl
buttons. Small sizes only.
Former $3.50 grade. Friday CT 80
at ="
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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Footwear

Women's oxfords and Pumps Of tan calf
black kid, satin, suede and dull feathers;
broken SKIES and odd lots; high and
ew heels; sizes in the assortment from
2X. to z. Former 50 to s. @1 OK
grades. Friday at .........
chiidren's High Shoes Of tan and dull
feathers, heel and spring heels; sizes
In the lot from sLz 20 1. For
mer $3.50 to $3.50 grades. &1 40
Friday at ............-.--.
BOYS, and Little Gents School Shoes. brown
and dull feathers. Lace and bucher
styles; sizes in the lot from II to 13H2
and I to 5Na. Former $3.50 C1 OF
to $3.50 grades. Friday at.
Children's Felt sootees and House slippers,
In red, blue and old rose, made with
padded soIes; sizes In the lot from
to II. Former 75c grade. Fri S0c
(AiI Sales Finally
Women's One strap Leather House Slip
pers, with rubber heels and leather
soIes; sizes 4 to 8. Former $1.5o O.
grade. Friday at t......-..-....... W
Mems Felt House Slippers, with padded
soies, In gray, brown and black; sizes
to 10. Former $1.45 grade. Fri C1
day at
GoldeAbcrgs-First Floor.
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COrSetS and GirdleS

Small Lot Of EIastIc-top, Lace-back and
Non-Iacina Corsets, Of pink coutiI or
brocade; long skirt models, some with
facing below front clasp, others with
hooks. Sizes in the lot from 20 to 80;
slightly soiied from handling. Former
$500 and $3.50 grades. Fri CT EN
(2) Nine. Lyra Glrdies Of pink brocade,
elastic sides medium length skirt; sizes
~ and 25 only. Slightly
soiIed. Former $500 grade. m0 On
% Memo SeIf-reducIns Corset, Of white
coutI low bust and long skirt model
size IS; slightly soiIed. Reg GO %
uIar $500 grade. Friday at. PH'c/
Lot Of EIastIc-top, Lace-back corsets, of
pink brocade; long skirt model; sizes
81 and q only. Former $3.50 20
grade. Friday at .............. w
Lot Of GirdIes Of fancy pink material,
elastic sides, medium length; sizes 26
to SO In the lot. Former $1.oo 10
grade. Friday at .............. SIC
New Locaton-second Floor ana First Floor
Bargain Table.
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Notions and
Small Wares

White Lawn Waist Innings, sizes "a and
36 only. Formerly 3ec each. To-
Friday at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LIZ
Children's MercerIzed Bibs, assorted
styles. Regularly 1oc each. Fri
day at Observation-Disclosures. ~
fSx27- Inch Rubber Crib Sheets, ~
white and tan. Each. @oC
White Spool Cotton, 2oo-yard spoois. o
No. 40 only. Friday at.......... ~
Sewing Needles, regular 10c papers. a.
W. 'or ...........- ...........
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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WOnnen'S and
Children's
Underwear

Odd Lot Women's Rayon (Fiber Silk
Vests, In bodice style; also step-lns,
with elastic waist; slightly soiIed from
handling. Former s1'ss grade. 70c
Odd Lot Of Women's Union Suits, medium
weight cotton; low neck and sleeveless;
knee lengths perfect quality. For &1
mer S1.35 grade. Friday at.
Odd Lot ChIdren's Underwear, separate
garments; shirts with high neck and
LONG sleeves; Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves; ankle and knee length pants;
seconds Of we'll known make 45c
Infants Cotton Shirts, high neck and long
sleeves, finished with crochet edge and
drawstrine; broken sizes. For CSo
mer 35c grade. Friday at....... oN
Goldenberg' g's-First Floor.
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Mems Furnishings

(1ss) Mems Night Robes, Of heavy domet
flannel, made with roll collar, military
or necks; seconds Of the famous
"FauitIess" make, selling, whom per-
feet quality, st.5o, 81 and Blk
$3.50 Friday at ......... pA' LIZ
(4s) Pure Worsted and Worsted mixed
light weight Coat Sweaters, elastic rib
bed; In buff, silver gray and heather
shades; broken sizes. For
mer $500 to 500 grades. @C o.
Friday at .................. %A'D
(aso) Mems Four-in hand Ties, in stripes,
figures and fancy effects; slightly
mussed from handling. Former OEo
SOC and CSC grades. Friday at ~oC
ua) Bath Robes Of fine quality blanket
cloth, with silk cord edslns and heavy
waist gIrdIe; small and medium sizes.
Former 1898 grade. Friday &1 *
at
(tos) Heavy Fleece Lined Union Suits, ran
dom gray color; clear white fleece; sizes
40 42 and - only; seconds Of Oneida
make, selling, when perfect O1 ~
quality, $3.50. Friday at.
fa7e) Heavy Ribbed undershrts, ecru and
silver gray; mostly all sizes; sec SSo
onds Of 500 grade. Friday at. ccS
1887 Genuine English 5roadcIoth Shirts;
white ana pIatN CoiorSj eoteu Vt S'i9hk
imperfectlons; broken sizes.
Former e and $3.50 grades. S7 90
Friday at ......-.......-...
1873 pairs) Hail Hose, thread silk and iisle
or rayon (Hber silky with high spiiced
heel, double reinforced sole and toe;
heather mixtures and plain COL
ors; irregular Weaves. Friday Czo
at .....................
Goldsnberg s-Ffrst Floor.
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Remnants of
Sl.75 and 81 Silks
$l.l9 Yard

Remnants of High-grade Silks,
including 40-inch Russian Crepe,
40-inch Canton Crepe, 40-inch
Heavy Crepe de Chine, 4o-inch
Sport Satin, 40-inch Satin Char
meuse, 4O-inch Radium Silk, 40
inch Printed Crepe, 36-inch Bro =
cade Crepe, 36-inch Colored Chiffon
Taffeta, 36-inch Satin Duehesse, 60
inch Satin Messaline, 36-inch
Brocade Satin, 33-inch All-silk
Broadcloth, 36-inch Knitted Ben
gaiine (Rayon). In white, black
and coTors. Desirable lengths for
blouses, dresses, etc.
Geldenborg'-rrstF Floor.
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Art Department

100 Hanks Of Scotch Sweater Yarns, white,
black and assorted coiors; three and
three-quarter ounce hanks. Reg 40
uIariy sc. Friday at-.......... fOC
Dozen Stamped Rompers, good quality
white indian Head; I and year sizes.
Former osc grade. Friday 90
II Dozen chlIdren's Stamped Dresses, OF
coiored finene; sizes to IL
years years. Former E,,. CSC to sse 42c
Dozen Women's Stamped House Dresses,
In various colors; assorted neat pat
terms. Former $1.oo grade. 20
Friday at-......... w
10 Dozen ScaHs and PlovsIps, war
ranted all pure linen quality; finished
with srlnsed ends. Former sec o.
grade. Friday at. oOC
Stamped Scarfs, white and natural color;
neat patterns. Former 3sc to ~
SOC grades. Friday at...... &OC
GoldeAberg's-First Floor.
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soc and 75c White and
COlored Wash Goods
48C Yard
Goldenberg's-FirsE Floor.

Remnants of 36-inch Check and
Stripe Homespun, 36-inch Yarn
mercerized PopIin, 36-inch Check
and Stripe Ratine, 32-inch Pongee
(silk and cotton), 36-inch Silk and
Cotton Crepe de Chine, 36-inch
Silk and Cotton Brocade Tussah,
S6-inch Mercerized Wash Satins,
etc; useful lengths and wanted
colors.
Remnants Of 36-inch Shantunq
Ponsee, 3s-ineh Ratlnspun, 36
inch Silk and Cotton Ponuee, a6-
inch MercerIzed Wash Satin, 80.
inch Printed Silk and Cotton
Pongee, 44-inch White Indian
Head, 45-inch White Mercerized
5atiste, 4o-Inch Imported White
Wolfe, etc. Former SOC and 90
sec grades. Friday at.... Wv
Remnants Of as.inch Shadow Check
Batiste, 3o-inch Printed and Plain
Piisse crepes, 4o.inch Mercerized
Batiste, 36-inch White Cannon
Cloth, 36-ineh White Indian Head,
4o-inch White Wolfe. Good useful
lengths. Former $50 and Or
SOC grades. Friday at.
Remnants Of 36-lnch LonecIoth, So
inch White PaJama Checks, 60
inch Nainxook 96.inrh NbIAa
Woven Stripe Madras; to 5 yard
lengths. Former 25e and H.
35c grades. Friday at..s,
Goldenberg's-Flrst Floor.
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Ribbon Remnants

Remnants accumulated during the hol-
day rush have been gathered together for
tomorrow and marked at greatly reduced
prices for quick clearance. The assortment
embraces every wanted kind, style and
color, from one half to six inches vlde
Desirable lengths. Former Sc to sec
grades. Friday at
&c, SC, 1211c and 17c
Goldenberg's-FirsE Floor.
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Gloves

Women's Double Silk Gloves, gauntlet
and two clasp styles; silk embroidered
backs; in black, brown and gray; all
sizes in the lot. Former $129 n
grade. Friday at................ |oC
Women's Chamoisette and Chamosuede
Gloves, novelty cuff and strap wrist
styles, with self contrasting silk
embroidered backs; assorted colors and
sizes. Former S1.o0 and $1t9 20
grades. Friday at............... O/S
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
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Furniture

One Large Overstuffed Armchair, Marshall
spring cushion; figured gray velour up
holstered. Formerly priced $e5. COG
Two overstuffed Wing Chairs, combination
taupe mohair and velour upholstered,
Marshall spring cushions. For coz
n1eriy priced at $50. Friday at @oc
One Three-pieoe Living Room Suite, cane
panel mahogany finish frame; rocker
and chair upholstered In taupe velour.
Sold formerly at $135.oo. Fri @zO
One NorthfeId Day Bed, mahogany finish
head and foot; upholstered In taupe We
iour; opens like davenport into 4-foot
bed. Sold regularly at $500. @HO
Friday at pr
(s) Dressers Of combination walnut, SO
inches wide, good size plate mirror.
Sold regularly at $500. cCh zS
Friday at ..........-.....
(s) Twin Bed Outfits with bow-foot bed,
four each combination mahogany and
combination walnut; 3.3-foot size only.
Outfit includes De Luxe bow-foot spring
and one regular $22.5o felt mattress.
Actual $s4.5o value. Friday @CO
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hish-srade make; upholstered In mo-
hair; a. inch sofa, high back wing chair
and armchair; all exposed woodwork of
SOLID mahogany. Formerly @OOS
priced at $s5o.oo. Friday at. P@|c
Goldenbers's - Furniture Store, Across the
Street.
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LaCeS and
EmbrOiderieS

designs; IA and 15 inches wide. 90
Friday at. NV
12L2c MedaIlions, Irish crochet and fiet;
small and medium sizes; all hand T.
made. Friday, each, at........... ~
7ec ChantiIly laces, to inches wide; In
Paris, white, ecru and cream; large
assortment as OF patterns Fr'aay 48c
at
1oc Art Lace, narrow widths; ecru, white
ana ana cream; at many patterns '''. Fr'. lOc
OdJ
2ec Metal Trimming laces, inch wide;
o eoa stee o.d .S sEa cao. ana syer vs l0c
29c CamisoIe laces, Duchess, fIet and
Calais val effects; inches wide, To-
with beading top. Friday at. A/O
Goldenberg Second Floor.
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$3.50 and SIS Suits, $3.98
Hosiery

chI,dren's Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, per-
feet quality. Formerly 15c 1Chc
pair. Friday at..............
Women's Chiffon Silk Hose, double sole'
heel and toe; iisle garter hem; black
and assorted shades; broken sizes.
Seconds Of $1.e5 grade. Friday OQo
at
Women's Heather Cotton Hose, mostly all
sizes. Seconds OF sse grade l0c
Women's Fiber and Silk mixed Hose, with
three seam back; In black and assorted
coIors Seconds Of $1.oo grade. S7o
Friday at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

Mercerized and Armure weave Tapestry
Portleres, plain and two tone coiorines;
40 to 4s inches wide; ~, yards long;
many can be matched into pairs, while
the odd strips can be used as couch
covers or for single doors. Sold in pairs
at 500 to $1,000. Friday, c1OS
65 Sets Velour Window Drapes, consisting
Of two curtains, 2H yards long, 9 inches
wide, with center valance; in taupe,
brown and gold. Formerly CT 0c
$3.50 and $500. Friday at. %1s<C
"a and 36-inch Cretonnes, light and dark
coiornps; In floral bird or foliage de-
signs; lengths from to 8 yards, but
plenty alike for draperies, comfort and
couch covers. Formerly 2sc and IN.
3ec yard. Friday at............. LIZ
First Floor and Fourth Floor Drspery Section.
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81 and $8
Comforts, $4.95

Samples and small lots Of Hygeia Brand
Wool and Cotton filled Comforts, size
72xso inches, for double beds; covered
with good grade sateen, cambrlcs and
siikoiines; some with figured tops and
backs and plain color sateen borders.
eexso Heavy weight Double bed Size 5ian.
kets, fine grade part wool, plaids Of
blue, pink, tan and gray; also white
and gray with blue or pink borders.
Former $50 n d $3.50 @E or
grades. Friday at......... %cs0O
64x76 and 66xso Heavy weight Double bed
Size Blankets, gray or tan with pink or
blue borders; fine grade cotton with
soft fleece finish. Former nO AE
$500 grade. Friday at. D%'IO
Goldenberg Fourth Floor.
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FIannels and DomestiCS

Remnants Of 27-inch Outing Fianneis, ~
inch Shaker Flannel, 32-inch Dress
GInqhams, 36-inch Printed Percaies, so
inch Printed Comfort Covering, H-tncn
Chambray, etc. Good useful lengths
Former zoe and Csc grades 1Sc
Friday at-.-.--. .......'.-' -'''''-
Remnants Of 36-in. outing Flannel, 36-In
Domet Flannel, 36-inch Printed Fleece
down Flannel, 32-inch Dress Ginehans,
a6-inch Shifting Madras and H-Ineh
Plain Color outing Flannel.
Former 2ec and 3ec grades. 7Oo
Friday at.
Remnants Of Apron Ginghams, in sIi size
blue and brown checks; TO yard
lengths; fast colors. Former
15c and 18c grades. Friday 1C1Zc
at -
Remnants of So and 80 inch BIeached and
Unbleached Cottons, fine ciose-Woxen
grades; to 4 yard lengths.
Former 16c and 2oc grades. 1C1A
Remnants Of Five e-quarter Table oilctoth,
in plain white, fancy and tiiina
effects. Former 4sc grade. Fri OCc
day at..................... at.
Goldenberg' First Floor.
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Jewelry and
Handbags

Odd Lot Of JeweIry left from the holiday
seIiIng, together with broken assort-
ments from regular stock. included ale
Beads, Bracelets and Bar Pins. Assert
ed celors. Former SOC 20 $3.50 %,
grades. Friday at .,............ CcC
,Women's and Misses, Leather Handbags,
assorted styles and eeIors; slightly worn
from counter display. Former 70
$1.oo and $1.5o grades. Friday at oOC
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Linen Department

e Pes.) AII-Ilnen Cream Table Damask,
extra heavy weight; neat patterns.
Regularly $50 yard. Friday @1 90
at @l.O1
e Pcs.) Mercerxed Table Damask, 81
inches wide; slight seconds Of 40
regular 75c grade. Friday at. fOS
(1s dozen) Hemstitched Damask Tea Nap
kins, 14-inch size; pink only. For
merIy $2.2s dozen. Friday at, 1no
e Pcs.) 44-Inch Natural Color Linen, war
ranted all pure linen, for scarfs or
lunch cloths. Formerly $1.oo SOo
yard. Friday at .-............. c>C
"a Pcs.) 3e-inoh Natural Color Linen, all
pure linen. Formerly $50 yard. 1Oo
Friday at
(s Pcs.) White Linen, 20, 22 and "a inches
wide; for scarfs or tea napkins.
Former 75c TO CSC grades. Fri 90
20 doxen) Huck Towels, heavy double
thread quality; all white; seconds Of
regular Csc grade. Friday t.
Goldeaberg'-First Floor.
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Boys Clothing

Boys Clothing
(66) Boys TWO pants Suits, Of dark mix
with two pairs Of knckerbocker pants;
sizes 6, 7, 3, 9, 10 and 15 years. For
mer 500 grade. Friday $3.50
at ......................
1851 Boys Two-pan Suits. part-wsooI and
aiI-xool fabrics; Norfolk models; sizes
"a, 9, 10, II, Is and IS years. For
n,er 1885 grade. Friday c. 80
at ......................
en- materials, In neat paids; sizes 3,
and 10 years. Former 1915 Cd OK
grade. Friday at ..........
(5D Boys overeoats, Junior models, but
toned to the neck; neat dark mixtures;
sizes 2 to 5 years. Former CD QS
- and IS grades. Friday at S~o
(ss, Boys Outing Flannel Night Shirts,
soft, heecy quality. nicely trimmed;
sizes Il, ~ and 16 years. Former
s1.oo and $1.2s grades. Friday S,Oc
at Observation-Disclosures.
(4a) Boys All wool Sweaters, pull over
models with large roll collar; combIna-
tion coIors and stripes; sizes % to "a.
Former IS and s. grades. CO 90
Friday at ................... tpos~~
12) Boys Sheepskn lined Coats, with
lambs wool collar; sizes Il to 20 years.
Former $500 grade. Fri @R 90
day at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
90 Boys Lined Pants, wool mixtures;
full lined; sizes 9. 9 and 10 years. For
mer $1.5o and s1.7s grades. FRI QSc
day at ................-....
(s2) Boys Winter Hats, Junior polo mod
els with ear tabs as we'll other styles
for boys from to 3 years of age. For-
mer $1.oo and $3.50 grades. Fri ROo
day at Observation-Disclosures.
(42) Boys Two-pants Suits, aliwooI ma
teriais, Norfolk models, some with
ira vests; sizes to IL years. Former
$1o.75 to $500 grades. Fri co 7S
day at Observation-Disclosures. %~ssc
Boys Overcoats
Regular $500 and $3.50 All.
wool overcoats, sizes to clio ~
II years. At...............
Regular $12.75 AlI-wooI Over GO OS
coats, sizes 4 to 10 years, at PO' 20
Regular $1s.oo and 5000 AiI-wooi Over
coats, sizes 9 to rs years. @1d ~
at ~
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
HandkerChiefs

Every year after Christmas we satf
all the soIled and mussed handkerchi
accumulated during the holiday rush q
quick clearance. Many styles In the
to choose from, all Of the most deslraI
quality.
Mems and Women's Handker- ~
chiefs. Former f2Tzc, f5c and 1sc
grades. FrIaday at ............ }
Women's and Children's Hand -
kerchiefs. Former 30 and 1oc 4
grades. Friday at ..............
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Remnants of
Bath Robe Flannels

Remnants OF Bath Robe FIanneis, In
oood assortment of styles and coiors;
heavy reversible quality.
S175 72-inch Bath Robe Flannel &I TO
7ec SO inch Bath Robe Flannel. go
SOC 27 inch Bath Robe Flannel 39c
Friday at observation-disclosures
Evening star., 1925-01-01
$1O.5O to $I5.o8 Dresses
S5.o8

(43) Dresses Of satin, canton, velour
and poiret twill, tailored and fancy mod
els, with short or long sleeves, trimmed
with fringe, others with embroidered de-
signs; In tan. navy, black, brown and
oreen; sizes 16 20 4o