davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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De GRASSE IS OUT
ASFOE Of SARRON
May Scrap Portner's FistiC
Card-CoyeIIi Suggested
as Substitute.
4 WITHDRAWAL as mySte-
~ rious as that of Don Petrin
1 \ last week may result in

~ IlOuS dS LIldL Oh LON FSCIlIl
1 \ last week may result in
the postponement of Tues
days scheduled fistic show at
Portner's Arena. In a brief wire
to Matchmaker frankie Mann
last night, Al Lippe, manager of
Pete De GraSSe, stated the crack
French Indian featherWeight
would be unable to box Pete Sar-
ron as listed
Unable to explain what he termed
the second successive pullout," Mann
last night was undecided whether to
attempt to stage the show or call of
the entire card.
Though he gave no reason in his
telegram for De Grasses inability TO
oppose Sarron, Lippe suggested the
substitution of another high-ranking
featherweight in frankie kid Covelli,
recent conquerer OF De Grasse, Petey
Hayes, Al Roth and Varias Milling
Covelli, declared Mann last night, "is
acceptable to me. He's a good fighter
However. I don't know whether Jimmy
Erwin manager of Sarron) will agree
to the fight"
Evening star., 1934-01-21
TllDEN AHEAD IN SERIES
Goes One Up on Vines by Taking
Match in Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 20 LP)-Big Bill
Tilden went one I'D on Ellsworth Vines
IN their championship tennis tour here
tonight by defeating the Californian in
q gruelllng f1ve-set match, 81, Is,
654, +6, 6-3.
: Before a capacity throng of $500
spectators at the Broadway Armory,
the triumph gave Tilden a four-to-
three lead in matches played.
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husband. To remove this fiend
from the life Of his sister. Mr.
Robinson Impersonates noted
French theater manager. In that
role. Mr. Robinson murders the
man who controls his wife with
hypnotism.
There YOU have the secret of
The Man With Two Faces" Yes,
it. is a sort Of modern 'Trilby." Mr..
Robinson Is most interesting when
ne is impersonatIng the Frenchman.
HIS makeup IS splendid and I'll
risk my reputation by saying that
YOU would not recognize Robinson
IN The Disguise He not only COM
pletelv alters his facial expression,
but his voice.
When a man meets those de-
mands. he has the right to be rated
as a first class character actor as
well as a star.
The director has allowed the
spectator TO finish the ending. The
fact is that every one will have a
different idea of Just what does
happen to Mr.. Robinson.
I expect to get into several argu-
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-The Theatrical H'orId-
Edward c.. Robinson
Shines in New Film
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN :

NAM times an actor is kept in
WI a nut because audiences de-
mand % see them IN certain types
OF roles.
Edward O. Robinson has been
identified with hardboiled roles in
a gaurster background. He seemed
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II JEWS MASSACRED
BY ARABS. IS REPORT
Algerian Governor saws Situation
at Constantine Quiet.

~ f|..H
PARIS Aus. I0-Governor Jules
Carde o. Algeria arrived by plane
from Constantine today and re-
ported 20 The cabinet that complete
calm had been restored in Algeria
after recent Jcvizh-Moslcm rots IN
which tVcufy-scven we're killed and
mauv injured
Report we're published locally to-
dsy that eleven Jews we're mas
sacred iu a second race riot a. Ain
Bcic3. ton miles south % Constan-
tine and that al the dead were
found with their threats cut The
reports were not confirmed.
The courts az Constantine began
hearings ~ ia AraDs Of whom only
two were charged With murder.
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HOLDUP SUSPECT FLEES
FROM UNLOCKED JAIL
Sheriff Fails to Secure Door TO
Bull Pen.

BIZ fHifcd Press
BLUFFTON. Ind, Aug. 1O.-Er-
nest Householder, 20, Columbia
City, who confessed to officers yes
terday that he and Carl Low, 20.
also Of Columbia City, robbed a
filling station here Wednesday, es-
capped from the Wells county Jail
last night.
Householder walked to freedom
when Sheriff o. c. Lantis failed to
lock the door to a bull pen from
which he was transferring another
prisoner to cell on the second floor
of the Jail.
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10 De STUCK 4lll
that sort OF a
thing until The
Man With Two
Faces" gave him
a chance at char
acter acting Mr..
Robinson actually
plays two roles in
this movie as he
is cast first as the
normal brother Of
a " ell-k n 0 W n
actress who was
forced 10 give up
her career be-
cause OF the evil
Influences OF her
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BRIDGET AGNES M

han)-Age SO years. mother o. John
James. Joseph Lawrence. Mrs. Julia
OConnor Of this city and Mrs. Margareg
Resented Of Philadelphia. Pa. passed
awav Thursday, Aug. g. at residence. 22l
n Summit ST. Funeral Monday. Aug
10 $50 a m. at residence; 8 a. m. HOLY
Cross church. Friends invited. Burial N
HOLY Cross cemetery GEORGE ".
USHER SERVICE. Ladies Auxiliary A.
o H. Division No. l. will meet at the
home SUNDAY. o. m. for PRAYER.
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CORRECTED NOTICE.

LOCKWOOD. age So. beloved husband Of
Mary Florence Sergeant and father OF
Sergeant Of Indianapolis, and Charles l..
Of Kalamazoo, Micn.. and brother Of
Mrs. Elliott R. Carpenter. Catuit. Cape
Cod. Mass. passed away THURSDAY; Aug:
Q Services at the ROYSTER &ASK1N
MORTUARY. Nineteenth and North
Meridian. Saturday. Aug. II. $3.50 p. m.
Friends invited. Interment Grown Hill
No. III F. and A NJ. Friends may call
at the mortuary after u o'clock noon
Friday. BERT S. GADD FUNERAL
CIAPGE
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HOLTZ. FRED F.-Beloved brother of Will
indianapolis departed this life ,Wednes-
day at the U. S. Veterans hospital.
Funeral Saturday. Aug. II, at the
MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 2530
Station ST.. p. m. Friends may call
any time Burial Memorial Park.
Friends invited. Members of the HAROLD
c M,GREM CAMP please take notice.
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ATTEND DEMONSTRATION
Hoosicrs to Watch Lightning"
Manufactured.

C. = FlfcheT. p. D Loser and F
& Reynolds o. the General Electric
Supply Corporation here are IN
Bridgeport Conn attending
Communication Of the mililon-v0lt
artificial lightning produced by the
G-E portable lightning generator.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

TRUCKS for rent Move Yourself. DRIVE
IT-YOURSELF INC. 80 Kentucky Ave.
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LIE G AIS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following ma
terials viii be received by the chairman
Of the State Highway Commission of In
State House Annex IO2 North Senate Ave.
Indianapolis, Ind. until p. m. on the
oath day OF August, 1884, at which time
Invitation No. s527@Quantity of auto
mobile ana tractor parts F. o. B. Indian
invitation No. 3528-Quantity of tires
and tubes F. o. B. Indianapolis.
Invitation No 3529-550 10 TOO tons No.
( and 6 crushed aggregate or gravel F. o.
roads in the Waterloo sub-district
Invitation No. 3530-500 to 700 tons No.
4 and crushed aggregate or gravel F. o.
State Road 3. section w. from Allen
county line TO the intersection of State
Roads and at Kendallvile.
Invitation No. 353l-400 to 500 tons No.
4 and crushed aggregate or gravel F. o.
B. Hamilton or delivered on State Road
section T from Butler. Ind. north to
the DeKalb-Steuben county line and about
two miles on section U.
Invitation No. 3532-One only electric
driven drill press F. o. B. Upton
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
hcations Will be furnished free upon re-
quest
The right is reserved by the chairman
70 reject any or all bids. or to award on
any combination of bids that in his ludg-
ment is most advantageous to the state
of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
James D. Adams Chairman.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
2396-M.
Application of Mrs. C. Morley d/b/ a
Morley Motor Freight Co.. East Liverpool
Ohio for certificate to operate motor We
hicles as a common carrier of property
from East Liverpool to Chicago over high
WAYS 80. Al o. 20.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in rooms of COM
mission. 40l State House, Indianapolis,
Ind a. m. Wednesday. Oct. 10. 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Russell P. Kehoe. Examiner.
Indiana polls. Ind. Aug. 8. 1894.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application of H. C. Nettrour, Nap
panee Indiana. for certificate to operate
motor vehicle as common carrier OF
property passing through and serving
Nappanee Chicago. indianapolis. Walker
ton. Bremen over highways 6 and 81.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
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ADELATDE-Age 81 years be
loved wife or Dudley M. Hutchinson and
sister of Mrs. Arthur Truitt and william
Paul. Phillip. John and Charles Woerner.
passed away Thursday, Aug, 9. Funeral
at the Olive Branch Christian Church
Saturday. Aug II. at 3 p. m. Friends
invited Friends may see Mrs. HutcheSon
at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL
from D. m. Friday. until noon. Satur-
day or at the church from to p. M
Cot
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hearing IN this cause In rooms OF COM
MISSION. 40I state House Indianapolis,
Ind a. m. Wednesday. Oct. II. 1884.
Public pariicipaiion Is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
b. Russell ?. Kehoe Examiner.
India n = rolts Ind Aug 1924
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IONFS RFRNTCF ARIENF-Age 10 years

JONES. BERNTCE ARLENE-Age 10 years.
beloved daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w; J.
Jones. sister OF James. Ruby. Thomas;
Avanen and Darrell Jones. Mrs. Mildred
Cox. Mrs. Edna Burton and Mrs. Nelva
Bartlett passed away Thursday AFTERNOON
UdeIi St Funeral from the SHIRLEY
BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL SATURDAY 3
D. m. Burial Floral Park. trlenos IN
tod
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
e Sale Suburban Property

5-ROOM bungalow near school: miles
west; prices $1,000: payments. Four
room bungalow with / to lots near
above on reasonable terms. MONEN.
2024 W Washington
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ments over my idea of what hap
pens TO him.
Ricardo Cortez gives a magnifi-
cent performance as the rat-like
husband. He handles the hypnotic
scenes splendidly. He viii convince
you that he is a devil.
Mary Aston is sweet. sincere and
convincing as the wife who falls
completely under the evil power Of
her husband.
The photograph is excellent and
so is the sound. The direction is in
telligent
Now at the Circle.
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WILL ROGERS today starts his
w third week in Handy Andy
at the Apollo. The Lyric is present.
ing Diana WynWard and Colin
Give in One More River" Loew's
Palace is offering Franchct Tone in
Straight Is The Way"
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M'ANDREWS. JOHN Brother of Anna
and Jerry McAndrews died at his home
in Gem. Ind. Funeral Monday $50 a.
the KIRBY MORTUARY, 1901 n. Nero
ian: g a. m. St. Johns church. inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery Friends IN
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BECKER, EDWARD A.-Age 43 years.
passed away Thursday morning at his
home, 2459 College Ave. Services Sat
grdsy a , m at At The F dadHNta5 6 d.
the Oriental lodge F. & A. M. Friends
invited Burial Grown Hill
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Death Notices

1 Death NOTICES
AYD, MAMIE-Beloved wife of Joe D. Ayd
and mother of ABE. George and Holland
Ayd. departed this life Thursday. Funer
al Saturday. Aug. II, at the St. George
Syrian Orthodox church 28th and Sher-
Fbe r6 dF $3.50 N E5fnd 0meT St. fa un
til hour of the funeral Burial Grown
Hill Friends invited. Funeral under
the direction of MOORE 81 KIRK
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i Wanted to Trade

ATTENTION acreage owners. We offer TO
build YOU 4-room suburban cottage;
cement foundation: plastered. decorated,
finish floors. good fixtures garage
chicken house; fence y acre. 81 000
One-third cash. IR-4297
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NICHOLSON, ELMER-Of 1917 Mass. ave,
husband Of Ruth Nicholson r,a snd C !stnee
and Elmer Nicholson. son of Mrs. sarah
Nicholson, departed this life FRIDAY age
40 wears Funeral notice later. For luI1
Their information trlenos may can
MOORE & KIRK CE-l806.
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Corrected Notice

Corrected NOUlCe -,
WILLIAM A:mAge 81 years yea 1o 9e
y Miller. passed away Wednesday, 10
D. m, at the residence. 1860 Bellefon--
taine st. Funeral Saturday, 1870 p m ma, at
the residence, Burial Crown nm M
Friends invited. G. H HERMANN
SERVICE. Please note change in time
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HUDDLESTON, DIZA MAE-Wife OF Al
bert Huddleston mother of Mrs. Eudora
Reed. Pearl and Mary Lou Longneckerj
sister of Mrs. Nellie ,Langwen and
George Mckinney passed away at her
home, 43 N Jefferson. Thursday a.: m;
Funeral at THE ROYSTER & ASKiN
FUNERAL HOME 1902 N Meridian St,
Saturday, 2 p. m. Burial Grown Hill.
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; Transportation
Beauty ParlOrS

CROQUIGNOLE or spiral permanents, 69c
includes everything; for sl.31. No ap-
pointment necessary: fresh supplies.
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"a Suburban and F. ms

WOODLAND LANE-On white river
single 5 rooms modern. double garage
Stippled s2S WA-36l7-2.
3RD W 726-MarS His rooms. garage.
water. linoeum. So.
Evening star., 1934-02-08

800 pounds Of mail which had left
Stuttgart, Germany, Saturday morn
ing. The mail was q little more than
four days en- route here. A Condor
syndicate plane took the mail SOUTH
ward to Rio De Janeiro. Porto Allegro.
Monteyideo and Buenos Aires.
Evening star., 1934-02-08

day and Friday afternoons and will
come under the general heading
Modern Business"
Today's lecture by DR.. Alfred M.
Nelson concerned itself with Business
and the Weather" Subsequent lee
lures will be on "How to Improve
Memory and Thinking" "How to
Evaluate Industrial Securities" and
The Financial Situation Of New York
City,"
Evening star., 1934-02-08
SHIP OWNERS ELECT

NEW YORK, February P).--R. J.
Baker, former secretary Of the Amer
ican Steamship Owners Association,
was elected president Of that organ
ization last night to succeed the late
H. B. Walker.
Baker a native of Bangor. Pa, was
former manager of the Foreign Trade
Bureau of the Baltimore Chamber OF
Commerce
Evening star., 1934-02-08
ct. She has been missing since

feet. She has been missing since
Sunday.
The decision to use the $500 off,
GERS and men was reached when other
efforts to trace the girl or explain her
disappearance had failed. Fear was
expressed the girl had been lured to
a secluded spot on the reservation,
slain and her body hidden.
Three other theories have been Of
fered to explain the disappearance
that she had been taken by white
slavers, that she Is being held for
ransom, and finally that she had run
away with a man acquaintance.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
Kansas Crash Kills Two.

COLBY, Kans., February R.-
Roy Carl and Chet Newlan of Hoxie
Kans., were killed by the crash of
their motor car into a culvert near
Menlow, 18 miles east Of here on
highway 40-N, last night.
Evening star., 1934-02-08

(2) Imitation Chinese Rugs,
4x6-ft. size. Regu- "a az
larly s6.95, at. ..... y 7.OO
(8) Imitation Chinese Rugs;
size 24x48 inches. d AZ
Regularly s225, at QI.7 To
(O Imitation Chinese Rugs;
size 24x36 inches. Reg or.
ularly $3.50, at. ....... Nv
D American Oriental Rug,
9xl2-ft. size. Reg CT En-
ularly $l20., at. Y~I Nv
(2) Wilton Rugs; sx12-ft. size;
slight irresulars of &22 E0
$3.50 grade, at. VOZ.0O
(3) Aminster Rugs; 8L4x10la-
#. size; slight ir-
regulars of s27.oo &IQ kE
grade, at........ YIV'Vv
(O Administer Rugs; 6xs-ft.
$50; sa;:so. at a*su'afly '.'i, $I6.45
(3) Administer Rugs; plain band
border; 712x9-ft.
$500; 5000. at F:so'''', .''..'' $I9.95
(s) Felt Base Rugs; 9x101a 1T.
size. Slight irregu-
lars of $500 quality, a Or
(0 Felt Base Rugs; 4l2X9-ft.
size. Slight irreg-
lars of $2.75 quality d LC
$3.50 yds.) Inlaid LinoIeums;
part rolls. Regularly
), :'-:: ''..:..:::.:..'. :eo.:: yard $I.28
Goldenbero'sEMdin Floor
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TRANSATLANTIC AIRMAIL
SERVICE lNAUGURATED
Europe and South America Link
ed by German Planes Ar
rival in Brazil.

BY the Associated Press
NATAL, Brazil, February 8-The
first regular transatlantic airmail
service, linking Europe and South
America by catapult equipped
Lufthansa mothership, the Westpha-
len, became a reality yesterday with
the arrival of the German flying boat
Typhoon with European mail. and
departure for Europe of cargo from
Rio De Janeiro.
The Typhoon brought in more than
Evening star., 1934-02-08
llx3,2!!
1857 Honeycomb Towels; 20>

1857 HoneycOmb Towels; 20x40
inches, with colored
borders. Were Csc. each, H.
(8) Linen Guest Towels; in
peach: fast color. Were 10
CSC each, at ......... IAS
1927 Bath Mats. in gold and
blue; some slightly soil 90
ed. Were 69c each, at wv
(65 yds.) Crash Toweling; 2 to
8 yard lengths: in white and
with colored borders. IN
Regularly l5c yard, at W.
CD Biskra Plaid Scarfs; TO-
we're 29c each, at. 80. wv
~ Biskra Plaid scarfs; o.
were Ice each, at ....... ~
(z) Biskra Plaid Scarfs; Z
were 10c each. at ....... ~
Goldenber0s-Mdin Floor
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(s{Iy11zy

0Mln4
e pairs) Plaid Blankets; giant
size (72x84 inches; used as
table samples and slightly SOIL
ed; not all colors. Not less
than SO wool. Were @ 20
$3.50 pair, at. Y0'HI
(24) Cotton Comforts; covered
with figured sateen; plain
colored borders. Size 72x84
inches: in rose, blue. green
and orchid. Were @ 10
$2.95 each. at. .... ~ -
1857 Patchwork Quilts; made
lust like the old fashioned piece
work quilts of grandmother's
time. Well stitched and wash
able: scalloped taped dege. All
colors. Were 1929 g 10
each, at .......... YH'II
12) Reversible Blankets; Of
double thickness and large size.
Soiled from display. Not all
colors. Were $2.4s e. TX
each, at ......... YI.IS
1857 Plain -colored Blankets;
heavy fleeced' large size for
double beds: pastel shades.
Were s1.95 each, d. 40
(25) Bed Pillows. standard size,
filled with sterilized feathers:
covered with heavy blue and
white striped tick
Ing, Ing; were W $500 $I.59
Goldenberg'S-ThHd Floor
Evening star., 1934-02-08
GARRISON Modified
TO SEARCH FOR GIRL
Niece of Army Officer at Fort
Lewis Is Sought by 1900
Officers and Men.

" the Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash, February g.
the entire garrison at Fort Lewis
was mobilized today to search the
10000 acres of the military post for
traces Of 15-year-old Eleanor Durnell,
niece of Capt and Mrs. Charles Per-
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lIE1y

(21) Garter Belts; in flesh coll
or; assorted sizes. Reg oE
ularly sec. at. ........ OOS
(4S) Stamped Linen Pieces. in
Guiding Guest Towels, 3-piece
Vanity Sets. Scarfs and
3-piece Samplers. Reg 90
ularly soc each, at.... LIN
Main Floor
Evening star., 1934-02-08
SING SING PRISONERS
TO HEAR PROFESSORS
IL From New York U. to Give
Lectures to Inmates on
Modern Business"

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, February ga sort Of
brain trust began today the spread
ing Of intellectual light at Sing Sing
Prison.
Twelve professors from New York
University will journey there from time
to time and expound matters Of higher
learning to such of the prison inhabi-
tants as may have an urge for such
things
The lectures will be given on Thurs
Evening star., 1934-02-08
|!;ic:!232o

(S9 pairSl WOmen'S Service
Weight Hose, seam back. shaped
ankles, fashion marks; Isle
welts. Perfect quality. 90
Regularly soc pair, at. O7O
(S1 pairs) WOmen's 39c Char
dOnize Hose, seam back, fashion
marks; picot top; de- 16>
sirable shades. ....... Z0N
t61 pairs) Children's Full
length Derby Rib Hose. in tan
shades; sizes to 6l2 only.
Slight irregulars Of CSC IN
qualities at .......... IOC
(93 pairs) Children's Socks and
Anklets. in stripes or plain col
ors with novelty tops; Isle or
rayon plated. Also misses
socks. Regular Csc I01Z
and 35c values, at. IZ/LN
Main Floor
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[Il@!2a]

(32) Day Bed Covers: of GOOD
quality cretonne, with deep
flounce all arc und. o.
Regularly SIPS, at. Wv
(2l5 yds.) Remnants Of Heavy
weight Drapery Damask. so
inches wide; in lengths from
to 4 yards: suitable for cutralns
or chair coverings.
Regularly CSC to sl.49 Lo-
yd, at ............... Wv
n9S pairs) Ruffied Curtains. of
marquisette. with fiowered ruf-
fes; all co!ors, Regu- do~
larly 75c pair, at...... TN
(4s pairs) Rufied and Tailored
Curtains: odd pairs from higher
priced lines. Some soiled or
mussed from handling. Regu-
larly 81 to sl.6s pair. TO-
uS0 yds.) Sunray Net Drapery:
in tan. russet and green; 50
inches wide: for Spring
drapes. Regularly Csc TO-
yd. at .............. Nv
(38 pairs) Six-piece Cottage
Sets; of scrim, with lowered
ruffles; green or blue. A.
Regularly 75c set. at. TN
(:25 yds.) Yard Wide Jaspe. in
plain colors of green or rust.
Useful lengths. Regu- IT,
larly Csc yd., at...... Nv
(4a pairs) Criss-cross Curtains
of dotted marquisette; 48 inches
wide, 2 10 yds. long; in ecru
or cream. Regularly or
$l19 pair. at. t.......... ~
vi pairs) Cretonne Ruffled
Curtains. finished with plain
colored binding; tie backs in
cluded. Regularly 75c 90
pair. at .............. S7N
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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Spring
$1.29

The very newest fashions
brimS. off-the face
and close fitting turbans.
StraWs. straw fabrics,
crepeS ant combinations.
Black. bro /. navy, red,
green and and. Head
sizes to "a li.ches.
Nam Floor
Evening star., 1934-02-08

Stationery
(S5) Ash Trays, of Venetian
glass and pottery tray in
wrought iron stand. TO-
Regularly 29c. at. -. ~
n5) Waste Paper Baskets; for
bed room or living TO-
room. Regularly 100. at ! ~
12) Handy Pockets, made Of
oilcloth; to hang up in kitchen
or pantry; with place for dust
cloth, pot holder. laundry
list, etc. Regularly $l.00, TO-
Main Floor
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[n!i!y13!l!(!!!

(42) window ventilators.
Wood frame, steel shutter, ad-
Unstable. Formerly IT,
25c NV
Q6) Jelly MOlds. Fluted tin,
oval and round. in lE
set. Formerly SOC. l0S
(244) Glass Beer Mugs, pressed
dot design. Red. blue
or crystal. Formerly IN
(40) Orange Juicers. With re-
movable cup and lever To-
handle. Formerly ST.. O7S
(D 30-pc. Dinner Set. Border
dec coratio lst
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1) 69-pc. Dinner Set. Border
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sas!j5y' sgs.55 Formerly Formerly $Ib.95
Goldenberg's-Dopnstairs Store
Evening star., 1934-02-08

Olive Crop Small.
Andalusia, Spain's great olive coun-
try, had a serious crop shortage last
season,