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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
PENNSY SERVICE TO
NEW YORK SPEEDED
New Schedule Will Go Into
Effect Sunday.

New and faster train schedules on
The American and The st. Louisan
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, oper-
ating through Indianapolis between
New York and other Eastern points
and st. Louis, were announced to-
day by H. w. Jones, Pennsylvania
general superintendent. The new
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
R. o. T. C. TO BE GIVEN
INSPECTION MAY 7, 8
High School Forces to Be Reviewed
by Army Officials.

Reserve Officers Training Corps
in indianapolis high schools will
be inspected May and s by Lieut..
Col. John E. Mort, Fl. Hayes, O.,
commander of civil components in
the Fifth Corps area. and Mai. j.
H. Davidson, assistant chief of staff
of the Indiana military area.
Purdue will be inspected May 9
and 10, Indiana University. May %;
Rose Polytechnic Institute. May %;
Howe Military School. May Is; Con-
cordia College, May n, and Gary
high schools, May Il.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
Stays Wife. Shoots Children

BIZ United Press
BUFFALO. N. Y. April 25.-A
crazed man ran amok with a re-
volver today, killed his wife and
seriously wounded their son and two
daughters. The man police said. was
Boleslaus Kaperzynski. He disap-
peared after the shootings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
RABBI WISE TO SPEAK
AT PURDUE u. SUNDAY
Famed New York Clergyman On
Convocation Program.

DR.. Stephen S. Wise. rabbi o. the
Free Synagogue Of New York, will
speak on why Go On Carlngf" as
the feature of the final religious
convocation of the academic year
at Purdue University which will be
held Sunday morning beginning at
1890 in Eliza Fowler Hall.
An added feature of the convo-
cation will be a special program of
music by the Purdue Religious
Choir Of 10 voices under the d.
rection Of Albert P. Stewart.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
FIRE DESTROYS
COLLEGE HALL
Firebug at Dartmouth Is
Cause of $4,000
Damage.
By United Press

By United Press
HANOVER, N. H, April 25-A
f1rebug's torch caused $3.50 900 dam
age to historic Dartmouth Hall to-
day and menaced other Dartmouth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-25
ST MINNESOTA
FAMILIES JOIN
ALASKA TREK
Modern Pioneers Rejoice at
Chance to Abandon
Barren Soil.
UnifedPress

By United Press
ST. PAUL, April 25-Sid y-seven
farm families. beaten y sneir strug-
gle to wrest a h,ir from S1.nne-
sofas parched IL !, VII set out on
a strange r..srImage tomorrow to
settle on 40-acre homestead tracts
in the fertile Matanuska Valley OF
Alaska.
Many Of them will leave homes
hewn out Of a wilderness forest by
their ancestors nearly a century ago.
Like their forebearers, they will
push to a new frontier to seek a
living in virgin territory.
They are Minnesota's contribution
TO a contingent Of 200 families from
Mid-Western states who will sail
from Seattle, about May l in a
Federal government project to re-
move farmers from improbable
land. In the Matanuska Valley the
government will give them new
lease on life.
Spirit That of Pioneers
Their spirit is that Of their pio-
neer parents but their equipment
will be vastly different. They will
have every tool known to modern
agriculture. In addition to tractors
and other modern farm machinery.
the government will furnish the
land. a comfortable, warm house and
cattle for each family.
Each family head has contracted
to live on his 4O-acre tract at least
five years. Then it will become his
property. A drawing account Of
$4,000 will be provided each family
to ease the way to ownership.
Every family in the group eagerly
awaited departure today. House.
wives finished packing clothes. Men
Grated tools and machinery. Chill
dren sorted out their few toys and
studied the geography of the new
land.
Children Are Enthused
Typical of the families that will
make the journey is that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray w. Wilkes of Wahkon.
Iney have f1Ve children.
Are we glad to go? I'll say we
are" said Mrs. Wilkes. I'VE are
getting away from where it has been
nothing but drought and drudgery
and nothing to show for our long,
hard work. OF course we expect it
VIII be nothing but hard work up
there, too, hut at least we may have
something for it-and it can't be
any harder than it has been here"
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Alexander, living in a tiny frame
house in Golden Valley in Hennepin
County, were so eager they scarcely
could contain themselves.
Billy, II, freckled and jauntily
wearing a cap on the back of his
head, talked for his two brothers
and little sister.
Advance Guard Builds Homes
Sure" he said, we're all ready
to go. I'm going to take my skates
along"
Billy knew, though, that it isn't
always ice and snow in Alaska. He
explained that the Japanese cur
rent swings across the ocean bring
ing warmth to Matanuska Valley.
The only thing that worried him
was seaSickneSS.
Preliminary work for settlement
has been started. A force of tran
sient camp workers left April % on
the government steamer North Star
to lay out the 40-acre tracts, cut
roads and build the bungalows in
which the families will live.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

port at a height Of about 1900 feet.
The pilot circled the field once, then
started down. Witnesses said that ap-
parently because of lack Of speed
the ship nosed down when the turn
was tried. It plunged earthward,
burying its nose deep in the soil of a
nearby bayfield,.
All occupants were dead when air
port attendants reached the scene.
The party rented the ship from the
North Suburban Flying Corp.
Officials of the Curtiss-R Reynolds
Airport said Henschen was a licensed
pilot and was regarded as skilled
airman. He and Tengberg were en-
ployes Of the Commonwealth Edison
Co. Of Chicago. Henschen and Ennis
were roommates when they attended
Harvard University.
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by contract signers In the 1930-32
period-would compare with q Is
per cent cut in 1884 and 10 per cent
this year.
Announcement Of the reduction to
be required probably will be made be-
fore Saturday. Oficials had planned
to determine the reduction earlier,
but were said to have been delayed
because of the rust spread.
Private estimates have indicated
the rust may cause reduction in the
1885 crop Of from 10000. 900 to 50,-
000, 900 bushels.
Ofhcials also planned announcement
Of terms Of the new four-year wheat
adjustment contracts this week, prob
ably before the acreage reduction is
determined. The contracts will p.o-
vide maximum possible reduction of
rs per cent. The reduction Is de-
termined by Secretary Of Agriculture
Wallace.
The July 1 crop report estimated
total wheat production this year at
731 ,000, 900 bushels. The carry-over
on July was 155, ,Oo0, 900 bushels.
Evening star., 1935-07-28
Footwear
So and So Shoes--6:

81 and So Shoes--------69c
276 pairs women's shoes-odds and
ends from our regular stock.
81 to 81 Shoes---------$1.4A a.
600 pairs women's Arch Support and
dress styles; whites, blondes, grey, tree
bark. Many styles; all sizes.
Acc to CSC Slippers------33c
374 pairs women's House Slippers;
Everett style with padded soles; OF
linen, zapon and felt.
81 to Sc Shoes----------$1.95 .95
800 pairs Lady Hamilton" and other
makes. All white, two tones, fabrics, in
pumps ties, spectator oxfords.
$1.9S Sport Oxfords----$1.15
219 pairs for women and growing
girls. All white, two tones and treebark.
Soc Sandals ------------39c
226 pairs women's Sandals and Ok
fords, crepe sole, medium heels.
81 to $1.49 Sandals------59c
liz pairs women's Sandels; leather
soles. Odds and ends.
Infants Footwear--------69c
1876 pairs Strap Slippers and oxfords;
in white, patent and two tones. Sizes
to 8. Regularly CSC to $1.3s.
CSC to $1.49 Shoes-------77c
32s pairs boys and girls Oxfords.
Sandals and Strap Slippers, In all
white, two tones, patents and elk
feathers. Sizes to 2.
$1.39 Sandals-----------69c
Sc pairs children's crepe sole Sandals;
sizes to 2 in the lot.
Tennis Shoes -----------4Sc
276 pairs Tennis Shoes and Oxfords;
mostly white, nearly all sizes. Regularly
69c and 89c.
81. SO Oxfords-----------99c
l74 pairs big boys all white Oxfords;
sizes to large 6.
Tennis Shoes------------69
313 pairs mems and boys better-grade
Tennis Shoes; heavy reinforced soles.
Regularly CSC to $1.sS.
49c to CSC Slippers-------30c
220 pairs mems Felt House Slippers.
with padded soles.
$3.50 to $1.98 Oxfords--$1.29
70 pairs mems lightweight Oxfords;
broken sizes.
$2.49 and $2.98 Oxfords-$1.S5
214 pairs mems Sport Oxfords; all
white and two tones.
Goldenberg,s-Main Floor
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"HUMAN CANN0NBALL" s7s
DEATH IS INVESTIGATED
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
OCEAN PARK, Calf, July 27.-An
inquest next Tuesday was ordered to-
day for William C. Miller, %, Of New.
tonville. Mass, and New York, who
was hurled more than 125 feet to death
In the ocean in his first attempt to
be human cannonball." A..
His body was recovered today from
under pier. near the point where
he was propelled from an amusement
park cannon" by compressed air yes
terday. ..,..y
Police ordered the cannonball per.
formances suspended. They said they
had learned Miller, who was in Cali
fornia on a vacation, had been at
tending Tufts College and had planned
to enroll this Fall in Duke University:
Capt. Cliff Gregg, manager of the
act, said Miller had implored him for
an opportunity to be shot out of the
cannon. He said the youth told him
he was an experienced diver and had
engaged in similar work In New York.
Friends, however, declared Miller
merely was seeking thrill and never
before had tried the stunt.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

79c Cleansing Cream-----19c
Lillian Tale Cleansing Cream, large
jars.
1Oc Tre-Jur Lipsticks-----6c
Popular Lipsticks in assorted colors.
Csc Hair Waving Fluid----19c
wynmo Fluid for keeping wave in
the hair
49c Eau de Cologne------19c
Lillian Tale Eau de Cologne refresh
ing for hot weather.
59c Dusting Powder----19c
Delicately scented body powder for
after the bath.
Csc Hand Brushes-------19c
Pure bristles; celluloid top.
ST Compacts----------
Loose Powder Compacts; large size,
enamel tops.
39c Renaud's Perfume----15c
Small purse size Sweet Pea" Perfume.
10c Razor Blades---------3c
Packages of Sweepstake Razor Blades.
1Oc Face Powder---------4c
Ire Jur Face Powder in flesh.
Soc Face Powder--------19c
Heart of the Flower" Face Powder,
with trial size perfume.
29c Raquel Perfume ------1Oc
Small size Orange Blossom" Perfume.
Goldenbergs-MainF Floor
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FOUR DIE IN CRASH
OF RENTED PLANE.
Pilot and Three Chicago
Men Plunge to Death on
Pleasure Cruise.

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, July 27.-Four men
on a pleasure cruise around Lake
Michigan were killed today when their
airplane crashed from an altitude of
200 feet as the pilot sent 1t into a fiat
turn in attempting to land.
The dead:
Pilot Robert M. Henschen, Winet-
ka, Ill.
George r. Tengberg, Chicago.
William H. ET lis, attorney, Chicago.
George r Bs lhard, Chicago.
The plane, , Stinson Junior, ap-
peared over the Curtiss- Wright Air
Evening star., 1935-07-28
A. A. A. CONSIDERS
HEAVY WHEAT CUT
Decision Is Held Up Until
Reports Are Received on
Rust Damage.
BY the Associated Press.

The Farm Adjustment Administra-
tion was reported yesterday to be con-
sidering slashing 1886 wheat acreage
from Is to 18 per cent below the
base" acreage.
The final decision hinged on the
amount Of black rust damage. OFF,
cials said that If the damage proves
negligible the acreage reduction may
be as much as 20 per cent. But Chi
cago yesterday reported the rust
spreading.
A Is to 18 per cent reduction be-
low base" acreage-the average Of ap-
proximately 100000 acres planted
Evening star., 1935-07-28
Ex-Russian General Dies.

ABBOTSFORD, British Columbia,
July 27 @.-Andre Mitrofanoff, So,
former general In the Russian i'm
perial army, died yesterday after an
illness of several weeks. Gen. Mitrof-
anoff came to Canada with his wife
and mother -in-law, Maria D. Ruznet-
zoff, in 1924, and engaged in chicken
farming,
Evening star., 1935-07-28

3-Junior Boys $2.95 Topcoats with Cap;
age years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
30-Novelty Suits; wash waist and tweed
pants; 6 to 9 years. Were $1.19---5Sc
110-Sleeveless Wash Suits; long or short
pants; 4 to 10 years. Were 81 and
-oSS
10-Topcoats; blue serges and tweeds;
2 to years. Were s2.95 to $4s5---S1
10-Wool Suits; some with knickers
others shorts; broken sizes. Were
S295 to AZ
4-Raincoats; sizes s, 10 and 20 years;
soiled. Were
Golderberq's-Mdfr Floor
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[lcs35s$

29c Awning Canvas-----19c
Tan and white woven stripes; 80
inches wide.
$1.95 Glider Covers----$1.28
Cretonne, will fit almost any glider.
22c Cretonne, yd.-------13c
Smart patterns in light and dark
colors.
$1.59 Chair Cushions, set, 97c
Rar Harbor cushions. with back
cushion; glazed chintz.
$1.99 Porch Shades-----$1.2S
Green bamboo, 6 #. wide, #. in.
long.
Window Awnings--------53c
without sides, painted striped canvas.
80 and So inches wide.
29c Jaspe Cloth, yd.------1Sc
Rust color, IS in. wide; for slip covers
and drapes.
$2.95 Drapes, pr.------$1.95
OF plaid crash, pinch pleated; tie
backs and pins included.
29c and 39c Marquisette--14c
Plain and fancy marquisette, for
drapes. 36 and 40 inches wide.
CSC Slip Covers
Rust or green jaspe, pleated hounce,
for square back dining chairs.
$1.95 Day Bed Covers ---$l.A
OF rust jaspe with deep pleated founce
$1.S9 Boudoir Chair Covers. .$1.2S
Glazed chintz with pleated rufaes.
35c Fancy Pillows-------22c
With crash or chintz covers.
$2.95 to $5.95 Slip Covers,
Chair, SLIT; Davenport, $Z.77
OF plain iaspe, seeded jaspe or home
spun, rust or green. For rs & "a inch
davenport and four style chairs.
Goldenbergs-Third Floor
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tl6a!5,EEssy9

$5.95 Dance Frocks----$2.S9
20-Sheer organdie, in white and
pastels. Broken sizes II to II.
S7.95 Dance Frocks---$3.S9
15-Pastels and white. Broken sizes
IL to IT.
$5.95 to $7.95 Dresses---$3.59
25-All silk crepe in prints and dark
shades. Broken sizes II to II.
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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$!

69c Seamless Sheets------47c
IA doz. 81x90" size; heavy quality.
Seconds.
ST Seamless Sheets-------74c
16 doz 81x99" extra length for large
beds.
19c Pillow Cases---------13c
26 doz. 42x36" size; soft finish quality.
$1.19 Seamless Sheets
doz. s1x108" size; yards long.
79c Unbleached Sheets----5Sc
3 doz. 63x90" extra heavy quality.
$1.19 Crinkle Spreads----S4c
81 blue, orchid and pink. S0x105" size.
79c Seamless Sheets------39c
doz. 54x90" size. Seconds.
81 Seamless Sheets-------6Sc
doz. 81x9O" unbleached sheets.
15c Unbleached Cotton----1Oc
425 yards. Heavy, high count quality,
80" wide.
CoLdeubedo's-Moin Floor
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Blankets

$6.05 Blankets---------$3.9
12-AllIwool, double-bed size, double
thick. Orchid and green; reversible.
$3.95 Blankets, pr.------$2.79
61Blue and green plaids; double-bed
size.
$7.05 Wool Comforts---$5.45
5-All-wool filled. double-bed size.
covered with sateen.
$6.05 Wool Comforts---H.45
3-All-wool filled, covered with figured
sateen, center plain colored back and
border.
Goldenbergs-Third Floor
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39c Window Shades------2Sc
3x6 it.. in ivory, pongee or green.
Washable. Fiere.
Soc Window Shades------44c
Green and ecru duplex, 3x6 it.; slight
irregulars.
SIPS Window Shades----55c
Washable, 3x6 #. Light and dark
ecru. Irregulars.
$1.19 Window. Shades----79c
Scalloped and fringed, 3x6 st., In white
or green. Hartshorn rollers.
45c Table Covers
48 in. square, ssorted patterns in OIL
cloth.
Goldenberg's-Downsta Store
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sIIEa1Hlas}s5

Csc Rayon Tafeta-------15c
LOG yards mill lengths; wanted colors.
39c White Fabrics
IA pieces. White Sport Piques and
Waffle Cloth.
19c and Csc Fabrics------1Oc
1900 yards. Remnants of Percales,
Voiles, Batiste, Broadcloth, etc.
39c Wash Fabrics
375 yards. Printed Rayon and Cotton
Crepes.
Soc Eyelet Batiste--------29c
ATS yards, in white, black and wanted
colors.
Csc Printed Percales------15c
6s5 yards. High count quality, fast
colors.
39c Seersuckers----------19c
12 pieces. Wanted colors.
Soc White Organdie-----35c
pieces. As" permanent finish i'm
ported Swiss organdie.
19c Printed Batiste
1880 yards. Fine sheer quality; SO"
wide
S9c White Coating-------59c
pieces 81" wide, for Summer coats.
Soc Rayon Checks-------3Sc
8 pieces. All rayon quality; SO" wide.
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
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5000 Police Added.

During the King and Queens jubilee
drives in London 5000 extra police are
put on duty.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

15c o. N. T. Mercerized Sewing Cotton
8 for lie.
Csc Hair Ribbons, lac yard.
CSC Stamped Aprons, 3sc.
8sc Stamped Luncheon Sets, 5sc.
SC Boxes of Hairpins, &c. .......
2sc Sanitary Bloomers, 1oc.
CSC Rubber Bathing Suits, 79c.
tic Knitting Yarns, 1-oz. balls, l2c.
CSC Garment Bags, so in. long, 6sc.
35c Dress Shields, sizes to 4, at 10c.
29c Forged Steel Scissors. 19c.
Goldenberg,s-Main Floor
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Furnishings

41-Waffie Weave Beach Robes; medium
and large sizes. Were $250-----$1.39
300-Pepperell Wash Ties; were isc-I215e
20S pairs-Celanese and Rayon White
Clox Socks; irregrlars Of 29c quality -19e
40 pairs-Silk Socks; stripes and figures;
irregulars Of soc quality
37-White Beach Jackets; button front
and side pockets; irregulars Of $1.6s
quality
42-White Knitted Jockey Shorts; elastic
bands. Were
27-Broadcloth and Seersucker Beach
Robes. Were
43-One-piece Bathing Suits; suspender
backs. Were
26-One-piece Bathing Suits; Upper top
or suspender back style. Were s3--s1.6s
6o-Toyo Hats; pinch front or Optimo
shape. Were
160-Sennett Straw Hats; plain black o.
fancy bands. Were sl.e5------S7e
S7-Fine quality Straw Hats; fine or coarse
braids. Were s2.50---------H
1S-Silk Shirts; broken sizes and colors.
Were $3.50 --$1.00
3S-Sateen Summer Robes; light and
dark patterns. Were s2.50------$1.69
43-Summer Caps; medium and dark
patterns. Were $1.00-----37c
33-Fine Seersucker Crepe Shirts; white
or navy blue. Were $2.50-------S1.19
31-Bathing Shirts and Trunks; regularly
81 and $1.50. Each h-----------69c
39-All-Wool Slip-on Sweaters. Were
$l95
21-Radium Silk Pajamas. Were S. $3.50
28-Radium Silk Shirts. Were S4---
41-White Tab-collar Shirts. Were
sl5q
40-Two-tone Sport Belts. Were soc, 29c
60-Deep Tone Broadcloth Shirts; new
Wales collar, doublebutton cuffs.
81-Broadcloth Pajamas, fancy patterns
Were 50 and $3.50 0-------$1.59
107-Four finland Ties, fancy patterns
Goldenbero''MainF Floor
Evening star., 1935-07-28

$1.95 Sport Dresses------57c
20-Two-piece washable broadcloth,
brown and white stripes. IA and 16
sizes.
79c Beach Shorts
11-White pique or gabardine; sizes
18 and 20.
$1.95 Beach Pajamas---$1.59
15-Sunback style, in stripes and
prints; Is, Is and II.
79c Polo Shirts----------44c
55-String knit; short sleeves; pastel
shades. Small, medium, large.
$1.95 Sweaters-----
40-All-wool slip-on and cardigan
styles: long or short sleeves: pastel
shades.
ST Pique Skirts
16-White and pastel shades. rs to 80
sizes.
ST Play Suits------------77
3-piece-shorts, shirt and skirt; pique,
white; IA and 20.
$2.95 String Dresses----$1.77
Tailored string knit dresses short
sleeves, pastel shades. IA to IS sizes.
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1935-07-28
Sill!
79c to $1.25 Silks

79c to $1.25 Silks
1900 yards mill lengths to 4 yards.
Silks and Acetates in a large range
of prints, white and plain colors.
79c Silks
81 pieces. All-silk Ruff Crepe, Crinkle
Crepe and Seersuckers.
$1.19 Printed Crepes-----69c
9 pieces. Pure dye quality, in polka
dots.
79c Silk Crepes-
pieces. Dark printings.
79c Silk Shantung-------39c
l piece. Light blue.
CSC Rayon Remnants
278 yards. Plain colors and prints.
Goldenberg'sNMainF Floor
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Underwear

59c Rayon Gowns
1O8-Tailored style, tearose color;
sizes Is and II
Silk Slips--------------
165-Regularly 89c and $l.09. Bias
cut, lace trimmed; tearcse and white.
Sizes "a to 38.
81 Silk Underwear-------5
61-Lace-trimmed white Chemise and
Daucettes in white and pink. Sizes
80 to 36.
$1.09 Pajamas-----------64c
4o-Beach or House IDajamas, in
prints and striped percale; sizes Is
and 16.
CSC Waist Suits
36-Childrens Knit Waist Suits; sizes
to 10 years.
Goldenberg's-MdinF Floor
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CSC to $1.19 ,Wearables. 29c

Odd lots of Cloth Knickers, Shirts
and Blouses, Wash Suits, All-Wool
Bathing Suits, Washable Longies.
Sweaters, Overalls, Play Suits
Basque Shirts, Sweat Shirts, etc
Perfect and irregulars.
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Towels.

19c Turkish ToweIs------1Oc
80 dozen. Cannon Turkish Towels.
Seconds.
1Oc Tea Towels---------5c Sc
144. With colored borders.
81 Vanity Sets-----------69c
9. Lace Vanity Sets; soiled.
29c Guest Towels--------19c
27. All linen; fringed.
Csc Turkish Towels------15c
IT dozes. Cannon Turkish Towels.
Seconds.
$1.19 Bridge Sets--------79c
z. All linen luncheon cloth and nap
kins: soiled.
1Sc Tea Toweling--------12c
1877 yards. AL linen; colored border.
Csc Honeycomb Towels---10c
81. White honeycomb towels; seconds.
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1935-07-28
kSa39s3

$3.50 and SIS Girdles---$1.95
Lastex two-way stretch Step-in
Girdles; sizes 26 to 80. and lightly
boned Corslettes, sizes 80 to SO.
$3.50 Corslettes--------$3.5O
Long length, semi-step-in, lace bust,
lightly boned. Sizes IS and 36.
$1.5O Brassieres ---------74c
Long line Brassieres Of striped broad
cloth and net. Sizes SO to 40.
81 90 and $I.95 Girdies--50c
Mash, two-way stretch back, side hook.
semi-step-in model. Sizes 26 to 30.
Goldenbergs-Second Floor
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Sc and Sc Handkerchiefs---2c
1.8o0-Women's Novelty Prints, woven
borders and solid colors. Irregulars.
Sc ScHandkerchiefs---6 for Csc
636-Men's all-white and colored
woven borders.
Csc and 49c Flowers
78-Odds and ends of Costume
Flowers.
ACC Summer Neckwear----24c
62-Organdy Capes and Collars.
SEC and ST Scarfs-------27c
s6-All-silk Scarfs; square, tubular I
and bias.
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
1Oc Stationery, sc
Writing Paper. Envelopes, Paint Sets.
Crayons, Writing Ink, Note Paper, Com
position Books, Filing Cards, Paste, PENCIL
Sarpeners, Pencils, Fancy Napkins and
Mucilage.
Goldenberg's-MdinF Floor
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Hosiery

CSC Silk Hose
127 prs Full-fashioned service weight;
dark shades. Perfect.
$1.15 Silk Hose
16 prs outsize service weight in black,
others two-way stretch top. Perfect.
121hc Mesh Anklets------5c
40 prs. Children's Mesh Anklets pastel
shades; broken sizes.
SOC Burson Hose---------29c
Sc prs Knit-to-fit; sizes 81 to 10h
in the lot.
19c Children's Sox--1Oc
46 prs. Half Sox and Sox to knee;
broken sizes. Perfect.
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1935-07-28
Gloves


20c Sun Suits-----------15c
Cotton mesh; maize and blue; to
years.
29c Muslin Slips---------14c
Soft muslin; lace trimmed; 4, anu
years.
5oc Pajamas------------39
Two-piece style: fast color prints;
8 to IA years.
$1.29 Raincoats --------10c
Tots Rubberized Raincoats;, size
only.
59c Swim Suits
Tots all-wool swim suits; sizes 26
to 80.
Girls 81 Stacks
Of terry cloth; blue and yellow:
medium size.-
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1935-07-28

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Csc to 59c Wearables----1Oc
300-Odds and ends of Wash Suits.
Shirts and Shorts, BlouseS, Wash Hats
Caps, Swim Trunks. odd coats from
wash suits, Polo Shirts, etc. Perfect
and irregulars.
200-Washable and fancy Reversible Aim
hand Ties; were 15c c---------3c &c
42-Prep Washable Ties; were 25c-----9c
60-Hickok Sport Belts; were Soc -15c
3e-Seersucker and Rayon Ties; were Csc
to soc