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The Washington times., 1932-02-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William r. Haynes, 26, and Vera F.
Wilson, 20. The Rev. A. F. Poore.
Robert NJ. Toler, 81. and Bernadette
Edwards, IS. The Rev. J. F. Fannon.
Paul Lloyd, 26, and Ethel Smith, 90
The Rev. 7. ]. Duffy.
Leroy Robinson. 22, and Juanita
wyche, %. The Rev. Ernest Gibbs.
Harry NJ. Bragg, %, and Thelma NJ.
Shaw. IS. The Rev. C. X. P. Cogs-
we'll.
Alton Palmer. 20. and Gertrude A.
Douglas. %. both Of Richmond. The
Rev. H. M. Hennig. , -,
Grestins, %. The Rev. A. N. De
Muth.
william A. Service, 80. and Laura NJ.
Ryan. 36. The Rev. F. J. Hurney.
William Carter, "a, and Isabelle Lee,
%. The Rev. f. r. Yates.
Howard G. Bradford. 22. and Nellie
A. Poole, IS. The Rev. H. B. Smith.
James Jones. As. and Della john
son, &c. The Rev. w. B. Hill.
Francis G. Wells. Al. and Mary Helen
Valloway, 81. The Rev. ]. E. Briggs.
Claflin David, 25. and Esther Leach,
%. The Rev. X. w. Roy.
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"Gredt Stone Face"
To Be GiUenY.W.C.A.

A great. stone face" resem-
bling the profile of George Wash
ington, found on the Appalachian
Trail in Pennsylvania, will be
presented to the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association by it's
discoverer, Mrs. Ellen Nixon Shu-
maker. Of Chambersburg, Pa, at
special ceremonies Sunday at
4:30 p. m. at the Y. w. C. A.
headquarters, Seventeenth and K
SITS. N. w.
Mrs. William Adams Slade,
president of the association, will
receive the gift. Mrs. Slade,
while visiting at Mrs. Shumaker's
home. persuaded the owner to
give it to the Washington Y. w.
c. A.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
in Doubt,
Court Frees Man

Alton Brown, charged with op-
Grating car under the influence
of liquor and striking Miss Mar
ion Duvall, was found not guilty
in the Alexandria police court
this morning.
Brown was not identified as
the driver of the car which struck
Miss Duvan as she waited in a
safety zone the night of Feb
ruary %, t...
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

BECKETT. WILLIAM-Departed this life
on Wednesday. February "a 1885,. at
his late residence. Bladensburg, Md,
WILLIAM BECKETT, the devoted husband
of Lottie Beckett. Besides his wife, he
leaves to mourn his departure a loving
daughter, Marie Dade and one brother,
Charles Beckett. Remains resting at the
W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1892
noon February 20. 1899, at o'clock,
thereafter at his late residence. Bladens-
burg. Nd
Funeral services will be conducted on
Saturday afternoon. February 27. 1882. at
/, o'clock. from Dent A. M. E. Church,
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

HAI.SEY. FRANK W.-Dled suddenly on
Tuesday. February %. 1892 at the
residence of his son, Mr. Robert V, Halsey,
Roanoke. Va. FRANK W. HALSEY, aged
~ years. the beloved husband of Mrs.
Helen c.. Halsey. of Wardman Park Hotel.
Washington D. C.
Funeral services will be held on Friday
afternoon. February 2B, 1892. at 3 o'clock.
from Wardman Park Hotel.
HOLIIDGE. LULA MAY-On Friday. Feb.
ruary 80. 1882. at her residences. 1877
F Street Northeast. LULA MAY H0L-
LIDGE. beloved wife of John w. Hollidge.
Notice of funeral later.
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WAFFLE. EMMA MlAY---Passed away on
Sibley Memorial Hospital, EMMA MAY
WAFLE, the beloved wife. Of John r.
Chambers f fI Co. funeral si"E home, M Fourteenth
and Chapin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held in Rappa-
hammock Baptist Church. Newland, Va.
Notice of date hereafter.
WOOO, RAYMOND A.-Passed away on
Thursday. February 25. 1889, at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md, RAY
MOND A. WOOD. the beloved husband of
Ora Wood Besides his wife, he is sur
vived by his parents, James B. and Ella
Wood.
Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co.
Funeral Home. 1900 Chaplin ST. N. W. on
Saturday. February 27 1882 at 2 p. m.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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KESNE1 JOHN SESn.I: EPasssa q sao aSsy on
KENNEY. the beloved husband of Mary
E. Kenney. Besides his wife. he is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs. Louise
Wright, and one sister. Mrs. Catherine
McCambridge. Remains resting at the W.
W. Chambers Co. funeral home. Four
teenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Mon
day. February 80 1899. at 8 30 o'clock
2. M, from the ", W. Chambers Co. funeral
home. Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets
Northwest: thence to St. Stephens Cath
olic Church. Twenty fifth Street and Penn
sylvania Avenue Northwest. where re-
QUEEN mass will be Offered at 8 o'clock
for the repose of his soul. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Interment
will follow in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
TOPaAM, HOWARD W;-Psssed Passs away
1882, at his lat. residence, 6S Rhode
Island Ave. N E.. HOWARD ", TOP.
HAM. the beloved husband Of Mabel H.
Topham. Beside his wife. he is sur
vived by two children. one son. Howard
W: Topham. jr., and Mrs Charles E.
Schimelfenig.
Funeral services will be held from his
late residence. 6S Rhode Island Ava. N. E.
on Friday afterno7 IN. February %. 1882,
at 2 o'clock n. m Intermsnt will fol-
low in Glenwood Cemetery. Services by
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

ATWELL. SARAH EMMA--Passed away
1882. at her daughters residence. Mrs.
Catherine Humphrey. 1905 Eye St, s. EY
SARAH EMMA ATWELL, the beloved
Funeral services will be held from the
daughters residence. 1908 Eye 81 f.
on Monday morning, February 20. 1857.
Catholic Church. where requiem mass will
be offered at o'clock for the repOse of
her soul. Interment will follow in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Deaths

ANDERSON. LEM-Departed this life on
Tuesday evening February %. 1882. al
Z 30 O'Clock LEM ANDERSON. the de-
voted husband OF Amanda Anderson. Pc
sides his wife. he leaves to mourn MS
departure one loving daughter. Mary VIII
Iiams, and two brothers. Alfred Anderson
and Leo Anderson. Remains resting at
the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882
You Street Northwest,
Sunday afternoon February 2S. 1882. st
= o'clock from the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church 1892 You Street North
west. Interment will follow in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
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BIRTHS


james H. and Dorothy NJ. Sullivan
Edwin ]. and Evelyn stsger. boy.
Nathan and Bessie Lewis. hoy.
Weldon A. and Lena NJ. Miller, hoy.
George r. and Katherine M. Billups,
Willie J. and catharins A. Matthews,
Robert D. ana Catherine worton,
Robert ]. and Alice G. Chalet. boy.
George j. and Frances NJ. CalaVen-
Patrick c. and Elizabeth A. McCOls.
John NJ. and Dorothy M. GaIlaher,
William L. and Ada Fisher. boy.
Thomas L. and Christine E. jamie
son, boy.
Abram H. and Leone Cannon. boy.
Eugene and Grace Kerrick. boy.
Guy w. and Myrtle C. Bassford, boy.
Carroll Z. and Lena Newman, boy.
Dock o. and Thelma F. Britt, boy.
Henry H. and Emilt c. Hutchinson,
Max K. and Josephine $. Kimball,
Walter [. and zelma A. schnake.
Frederick W. and Ruth B. Caldwell
Robert ]. and othula NJ Cain. boy.
Thomas H. and Addie M Blackmans
Frank H. and Margaret W. Brig
Paul Z. and Maria M. Warwick. boy.
Andrew and catharine Fullerton
John R. and Clara L. Browning.
Arthur and Rose segal. girl.
Frank J. and Eugenia Frost girl
George H. and Esther M. MacDon-
William r. and Anna Connolly. girl
Paul j. and Ilene Donaldson. girl
Otto W. and Bertha Rosenbauer'
Lester W. and Regina A. Cook, girl.
Edward c. and Lila A. Schade, girl.
Leonard r. and Maude L. sorrell.
David J. and Sara B Foster. girl
Gilbert G, and Ruth L. Smith, girl
Joseph F. and Alma Thronberg. girl
Harry ]. and Elizabeth L. Caputo,
Charles W. and Leona M. Lavender.
John e. and Virginia B. Phipps,
Samuel and Celia Barmack. girl.
Powell H. and Grace H. Coons. girl.
Louis G.. and Frances H. Jackson
Joseph r. and Mildred L. Nallsy. girl.
Leslie and Bertha Swinburn, girl.
Herbert F. and Faith A. Senior. girl.
Wilbur ]. and Dorothy L. Brown.
John F. and Ruth C. Cannon. girl.
William c. and Minnie l. schwab.
stuart e. and Frances M. Burdiek.
Anthony L. and Elsie E. Carmiello.
Joseph N. and Gladys B. Arnold.
girl. -,
John and Mary e. Murphy, girl;
Frank ]. and Catherine NJ. Lavezzo,
Nickalos and Mary Maletakos, boy.
Mike and Mary Popychrones. boy.
Merrill and Elizabeth Jones, boy.
Clyde s. and Dorothy e. Hale. boy.
Willie e. and Mary Ford. boy.
Benedict F. and Ruby M. Edelin,
nov.
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6 s 6

LIQUID-TABLETS-
666 LIQUID or Tablets used internally
plete and effective treatment for colds
Most Speedy Remedies Known
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
The Weather
WEATHER DETAILS

WEATHER DETAILS
For the District Of Colum bia-FaiF
tonight and Saturday; not much change
in temperature; minimum temperature
tonight about 3S'; moderate southwest,
shiftinE to west winds.
For Maryland-Party cloudy tonight;
saturday fair; not much change in
southttest, shifting to west winds.
For Virginia-Fair tonight and Sat
upday; not much change in temWra-
ture; moderate TO fresh southwest
winds,
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
YESTERDAY TODAY
4 D. m...... 81 a. m........ 81
d m........ 46 a. m........ 81
DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess of temperature
since January /, l932-5S5.
Excess Of temperature since FeNru-
arg accumulated excess of precipitation
aincO january /, 1932-.7s.
Y1Sficiency Of precipitation since
February /. 1921.
TIDE TABLES
Today-High tides. 1l:s4 a. m. and
afiaI p. m. Low tides, 6:S4 a m, and
Tonorrow..Hsh tides, s:24 p: m.
Low tides, I,2I l2:lS Hn a; m, NG6d SHd 7o6 p M
The sun rises today, 6:47 a m. and
sets S:5S p M
The sun rises saturday, 64S a. m.
aH0 sets, S:57 p. m.
The moon rises today, 11:S1 p. N.
and sets. s;oS q, m.
The moon rises saturday. 1900 a. m.
and sets 9:AO a. m.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26

BROWN. RICHARD A.-Departed this life
on Tuesday. February 23. 1892, RICH
ARD A. BROWN. the devoted husband of
Annie Brown Besides his wife. he leaves
to mourn his departure seven loving chill
dren. GeOrgianna Thomas Margaret
Barker. Eta FOrkland. Mamie Jordan,
Jerome Brown George Brown and Tranita
Brown. and brother of Sara MaChCl. He
also leaves a host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest
Sarys Hnrth dt, funeral church 1892 You Street &
ruary -. 1892. at o o'clock thereafter
at his late residence. 100 Tenth Street
Southeast
Funeral services will be conducted on
Sunday afternoon. February 2S. 1882. AT
] 80 o'clock. from EbeneZer M. E. Church.
Fourth and ID Streets Southeast.
The Washington times., 1932-02-26
FRANK w. HALSEY

Funeral services for Frank w.
Halsey, 70, who died suddenly
Tuesday in Roanoke, Virginia,
while visiting his son, Mr.. Robert
v. Halsey, we're held today from
Wardman Park Hotel, where he
lived.
Mr.. Halsey was a native of
Dover, N. j., and for three years
has been a resident of Washing
ton, making his home with Mrs.
Halsey at the Wardman Park
Hotel. Mr.. Halsey had been re-
tired for several years, but was
formerly connected with the Calu-
met and Hecla Mining Company.
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Challenge Remnants!
DOMESTICS

(32) S1.39 CRINKLE SPREADS
gold and orchid; scauoped TO-
toStS ................
(23) SI.00 RAYON SPREADS
seamless; rose, green, or
child, gold; scalloped edges. HOo
80x1o5 size .............. Wv
(42 Doz.) BLEACHED PILLOW
CASES-perfects, with deep IN
hens. 42x36 size. ....... AON
1215c UNBLEACHED COTTON
80 in. wide; high-count 73I =
grades; mill lengths. Yd.. ~
I5c EACHED SHAKER
FLANNEL - heavy fleece O3Lc
grades; SO in. wide. I'd. /4N
CSC TABLE OILCLOTH-5i4
grade, remnants; white and 1Qc
fancy designs ............ ~
I'D $3.50 MATTRESS COW
ERS-twin size; colored OOo
fancy ticking ............ ~
19c OUTING FLANNELS-
heavy fleece reversible M
grades; stripes, checks, plaids AOS
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
HANDK'CHIEFS

MEMS SC HANDKER-
CHIEFS-colored woven borders;
colored prints; plain colors; d
plain white. Each ........
WOMEN,S SC and Sc HAND
KERCHIEFS an odd grouping;
coIored woven borders, c0lored
prints, white linen, embroid- d.
cred corners. Each ........ -
MEMS 12Ac HANDKER-
CHIEFS-plain white Irish linens
with hemstitched borders. 81
Each .................
GoIdenberx-Main Floor
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
MEMS WEAR

(92 pcs.) MEMS 89c UNDER
WEAR heavy ribbed and full
cut, shirts, long sleeves, drawers,
long legs. Random color. Edc
Broken sizes. Each ...... oS
(I15) MEMS 39c and 49c UNION
SUITS athletic style; checked
nainsook; elastic back waist. 11o
Broken sizes ~
(l2I pcs.) MEMS soc BAL
BRIGGAN UNDER WEAR -
medium weight shirts and drawers;
ecru color. Broken sizes. do
1897 MEMS 81 KHAKI SHIRTS
collar attached; full cut. SOO
strong seams. Broken sizes, ~
t25) MEMS 81 PAJAMAS and
nightshirts; hannelettes and S1c
broadcloths. Broken sizes. Nv
(l2l MEMS 89c SHIRTS
broadcloths; collar at
tached; irregulars. Broken 07O
sizes .......... .........
(S) MEMS S2.95 PURE SILK
SHIRTS - mostly collar to
match. Sizes IA and Is 7Oo
only ...............
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Challenge Remnants!
CURTAINS

sec LACE ENDS-samples Of
Pointe Venise and Irish Point; for
sash curtains and door 100
panels. Each ..........
Sl.65 FILLT NET CURTAINS
l pair OF a Pattern; some C1
soiled. Pair. ............. "
S1.95 yAIOUR OVERDRAPES-
gold and Drown with 5o-ineh 81
fringe trimmed valance. Set. "
SI.S9 CKISS-CROSS CURTAINS
dotted .oss,ss 1., marauis pats with CSC
S1.50 AND SO LACE PANELS
fringe trimmed; l pattern SQc
Of q kind: soiled. Each. -.
S1.39 CURTAINS-plain green
marquisette with white dots;
tailored style with wide 7Sc
valance. Pair .......
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
HOSIERY

WOMEN'S 81 HOSE-fuI fash
toned; chiffons are silk to top, picot
edge; service with Isle feet and
garter welt. Perfects and SSc
nregularS ................
WOMEN'S 79c HOSE-full fash
toned chiffons and mesh; also
seam back meShes. Some service
hose in lot. Perfects Gnd irregulars
not all sizes in every 2Q~
style "a.
acc CHARDONIZE HOSE-also
pure silk; regular sizes; rayon-
and-silk in outsizeS with Isle soleS
and garter tops. Broken Do
25c SPORT HOSE-N length for
girls; 7s length for boys. 1Sr
Broken lots .............. ~
Csc and 35c HOSIERY-women's
rayon-andwool; plain or novelty
effects; children's full length rayon
wool; boys heavy ribbed hose,
black also Il socks Per- 11c
fects and irregulars. ..... ~
GoldenbefE's-Main Floor
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Challenge Remnants!
NECKWEAR

79c CHIFFON SCARFS-douDle
widths; hand painted multi 2Oc
co,ored effects ........... ~
S1.49 SCARFS-pure silks and
Jericho crepes, hand painted.
Tubular shape. IrTegu- SOC
39c and 69c BERETS and softies
.ass sha des. Clear 10c
Standardization Floor
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
UPHOLSTERIES

RAYON DAMASk TABLE
SCARFS - colorful designs. ROc
l6x48 inch size ........... Wv
3Sc TERRYCLOTHS-yard vide
grades in CHEEKY patterns. 0So
OaQ
$50 CRETONNES-yard wide;
warp print Ell ects. Ito
SEC SHIKI FABRIC-0 inches
wide; rose, rust, gold, wine; for
cverdrapes and portteres. dQc
$1.59 WALL TAPESTRIES-
several different patterns. QOo
24x36 size ............... Wv
GoldsnberEs-Fourth Floor
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
GIRLS WEAR

GIRLS Sc DRESSES-black or
brown wool challis. Broken COC
TOTS Sc SWEATERS-all wool
snpoyers, wee or crew neck, 400
tan, red, navy ............
TOTS 59o FLANNEL ROBE s.
req green. tan, rose, blue. 1Qc
Sizes 3 ard 4 years .....
GIRLS S1.95 SILK DRESSES
broken lots; learance 100
at
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Challenge Remnants!
GLOVES

Soc AND S9c GLOvES-slipon
and novelty cuff washable chamoi-
seudes; black, brown and 2Qc
light shades. Broken sizes. ~
S1.59 AND S1.79 GLOVES
lambskins and suedes; slipon and
cuff styles. Black and SQc
tan
Goldenberes-Main Floor
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Challenge Remnants!
LINENS

SOC TABLE DAMASK mer-
cerized; al white or colored Dor
ders; SO inches wide.
Remnant lengths III to 212 ~
yards. Yd. .............. Nv
I5c CRASH TOWELING-27
inches wide; stripe center. ISL n
Yd. .................. -
Ice, ESQ and 29c DAMASK
NAPkINS-all linen, hemstitched,
white or colored borders. 11ILr
Assorted sizes. Each. A@/ZS
csc TURKISH TOWELS-col-
ored borders: 22x44 inch 10
size NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Goldenberg's-Mafn Floor
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
LACES, ETC.

79c, CSC and S1.29 COTTON
ALENCONS, rayon all-over laces
and founcings; 81 and So
inches wide. Many shades. SQc
I5c, 19c and 29c EDGINGS and
landings; cotton and silk; white,
ecru and black; to IL inches o.
wide. Yd. .................
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(l22) MEMS 81 CAPS-au-wool;
full lined. "a style in sizes SOc
b94 10 1i2 ...............
1850 MEMS 35c to 75c HOSE
rayon celanese; some pure silks.
Black and fancies. Broken IL
sizes ...............
(27) MEMS 81 WINSTEAD
UNION SUITS - all-wool, extra
heavy weight. Sizes SO, @ 10
a. az and 50 ... p6.4/
(4D MEMS S1.50 UNION
SUITS heavy ribbed; panel
front, full cut. Sizes So 7hc
and as only .......... ~
GoIdenberE's-Main Floor
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Challenas Remnanfsl
LINGERIE

(20) WOMEN'S rec PAJAMAS-
2-piece striped fannelettes; S0c
small sizes ...............
III 79c SILK STEPINS and
panties; soiled. Clearance SSc
at .................
(47) Ssc SLIPS-lingette 4Qc
cloth. Broken sizes .......
So TO S. CORSELETTES and
girdles; fancy brocade 80 a.
materials. Broken sizes. ~
GoIdenberg's-Second Floor
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Challenge Remnants!
BLANKETS

S1.59 PART-WOOL BLANKETS
-pastels; double thick. OQc
Double bed sizes. Each. -. /op
Sl.s5 COTTON BLANKETS
plain gray with blue or red C1
borders; 66x80 size. Pair. =. W
S2.3s PART-WOOL BLANKETS
-p.aids, wide sateen 81 OK
binding. 66x8O size Pair. %A')o
sI.9s COMFORTS-fgured silko-
s line .t covering. Double $l.30
$3.25 MORT s. figured
sateen with plain color 60 20
borders ........-..... V-'o/
75c BED PILLOWS = medium
size; heavy art ticking 4Sc
covering. Each ........ ~
Goldenbergs-Fourth Floor
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81 SUIT CASES-steel frame;
heavy draw bolts and EOo
key locks; 24-inch size. Nv
= Fourth Floor
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Challenge Remnants!
ART.GIFT DEPT.

So AND z9c PARCHMENT
sHADE s-for small table Cc
lamps; soiled ............./ ~
49c pooR sToPs-suede 1Gc
cloth Or oilcloth, soiled. -. ~
sl-s298 BEDLIGHTS or boudoir
shades; several styles; shop 2Qo
79c LIVING ROOM PILLOWS
embossed rayon; kapok filled, 0Oo
also cretonne3 .....
S4.9S RADIO ORNAMENTS
nice.y made coaches: only TOO
8 at this price ........ ~
29c KITCHEN SETS-oilcloth; 3
potholders, memo. pads, laun- o.
dry list and pencil .......... ~
$1.69-S3.98 POTTERY LAMPS
with parchment shades to match;
good assortment. Slightly Ct 10
shopworn .............. pA'41
Goidenbesrs-Main Floor
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(427) Mems 81 and
Sl.5O Shirts
Fine broad

s s, s IT,, ,' sa ( 44C
stripes, figures, plain col
ors and white; mostly COL
lar attached, some neck
band white only. Sizes
IA to II, not in every style.
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
HOUSE DRESSES
sec DAYTIME FROCKS-
fancy prints. Small OSO
SIZES
soc KNIT DRESSES-also cotton
blouses; broken sizes. Small 1Qc
Goldenbergs-Second Floor
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Challenge Remnants!
BOYS WEAR

t4S) BOYS 7sc-S1.5o KNICK-
ERS-all wool or corduroy; SOc
irregulars; to Is years. ~
5000 BOYS 81 & SI.50 HATS
samples, odd lots; chin
chlllas, felts, coatings; sizes 2Oc
to 16 ................
(12) BOYS S4.S5 SAILOR SUITS
-all-wool navy blue serge; but
ton-on knee pants. to Ct on
(22) BOYS S5.s5 4 $3.50 SAIL
o.. SUiTS-all wool, navy blue;
long and shorts pants; 3 g Oh
TO
(62) BOYS 7sc 4 81 SWEAT
ERS-all wool; sport styles. SOc
% to 36 c/S
1sS) BOYS sec 4 rec SHIRTS
Bell brand; collar attached;
mostly whites. Odd lots 2Oo
and irregulars ......... w
(94) BOYS 7sc q Sl.49 NOV
ELTY SUITS-surplus lots; wash
abe waist, button-on
wool pants; some part wool. SOc
W .......... $3.50.
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(25) BOYS S4.s5-$6.95 SWEAT
ERS-all-Wool Shakers; crew and
wee neck; broken lots. 28 @ OK
70 So %> -
Goldenberg'-Third Yloor
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CHALLENGE Remnants!
JEWELRY

SOC COSTUME JEWELRY-as-
sortment Of necklaces, ear
rings, clips, pins; good 1SC
styles
(39 pcs.) S1.00 JEWELRY-
metal and pearl effects in neck
laces, acelets, ear 0Oc
rings ...............
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-11-10

Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-11-10

BOYS Sc TO 79c BELL
BLOUSES-alSo 39c to SOC
Alladin Shirts - perfects and
rregularS; collars at Ok
tached NV
BOYS 39c-59c HATS AND
CAPS-also Leatherette Rain
Hats and Helmets with To-
goggles) .............. ~
On Sale-Main Floor Table
Evening star., 1932-10-19

Czechoslovakia has decreed that alco-
hol must be mixed with all fuel gaso.
line,
Evening star., 1932-10-19

Down.
/. Slipped.
.. Heart.
g. Genus of lizards.
a. Fragrant.
s. Symbol for silver.
g. Stated with pleasure.
Have: Bib.
g. Fragment.
g. Small long-tailed bird.
10. Puma.
II. Sandarac tree.
| r. Fruit of the palm.
, 13 Arrow poison.
49, Panegyrical funeral grafton.
| 90 Birds homes.
% Daughter of Cadmus.
| 25 Merits
26. Brown clay pigment.
! 81. Female of the ruff.
| %. An open country.
80. Goddess of discord.
81. Cut apart.
, 80. Royal pomp.
"a. Inhabitants of Eastern Europe.
35. Size.
49, Force.
| 80. Indian tribe.
Al. Unit of weight.
AZ. Untwist.
A. Ornament with raised work.
As. Chum: colloq.
4S. Defer.
40. Shinbone.
so. Imperial standard of Turkish En-
pire.
81. Genus of amphibians.
So. Acidity.
So Scandinavian legend.
54. Small pie.
SIS. Epochs.
| 81. Weep.
81. Symbol for sodium
Evening star., 1932-10-19

l. Cicatrix.
5. Loathe.
10. Mahometan magistrate.
a. Box in a theater.
IS. Bright light.
16 Algerian seaport.
II. Decree of the sultan.
49, Make thin or slender.
81. Destroy.
%. Extent
"a. Unaccompanied.
25. Feminine name.
26 City of Chaldea.
2S Self.
90. Servant.
3d. Middle.
35. Plants with feathery leaves.
36 Soak.
81. Girdle.
38. Ringing sound.
49, Hindu god
20. Character in Uncle Toms Cabin"
Al Aims.
AZ Replace.
43. Clergymans title.
As. Knave of clubs.
As OF the matter: law.
Al Visible sign.
49, Projecting iron arm used in lower
ing lifeboats.
So A Semitic language.
So Variety of gypsum.
Sc. Brief.
So Having lobes.
So Adams grandson.
60. Wind instrument.
So. Italian monetary unit
SO. God of War.
"a. School of Hindu philosophy.
IS. Consumes.
Evening star., 1932-10-19
DOG RESCUED BY POLICE
Emergency Call Results From Ac-
cident During CANNES Bath.

Mr. and Mrs. Casner Salzr of Brook
lyn, N. Y, started to give their fox
terrier a bath.
Before they we're through, a police
emergency wagon. manned by half a
dozen patrolmen. was required to save
the terrier for next weeks bath.
Fhe dogs left hind paw got caught
in drain pipe, and it took Mulrooney's
men to get it out.