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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
TRUSTS ELSEWHERE
A mans intuition is as shrewd as
a woman's, but he disregards 1t.

Second. Calotabs are diuretic to the
kidneys, promoting the elimination
Calotabs serve the double purpose of
a purgative and diuretic, both of
which are needed in the treatment
Of colds.
Calotabs are quite economical;
only twenty-five cents for the family
package. ten cents for the trial
package. (Adv)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07
New Leading Lady"
Gets Movie Contract

A leading lady at the age Of four
years was the prospect for little blond
Darla Hood, pictured below as she
received Superior court approval on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-11-07

no longer argue freely about that
thing, he is mad so far as that thing
is concerned.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Marriage Licenses.

James Edward Matsoa, "a. 14O2 Emerson
e.. and DcEothy. qwindclyn souier. 26.
Ben bs as' Laos4d. Asssi sys' g4 sss7 BEL
sns RE aRs Ra.ps. RsEeAes CHAPLAIN Es'r rr.nt II
Frank HoSsS, So 1s4s 9Th st., and
stp.nita n.a Euth s9usrles. Is. 1918 14th
John step6snss Graham Graham, 90. winston
srscFinrSr. ssss and se.hssss Elizabeth Pa FGstsr
William. Percival Tayior. 40. e44 Massa-
eecss ss ' ssa South ind daaoins MdIsd ave- Ams;
T sna MARIE SolGis snf RhoSss oSs zis5 16f8 FL
Richard Anthony eS Midsiey e. Tassfl Tos Angeles
and Vivian Julie Ru6enack, 2l. Edmonds.
James Stephen ISES5r Clifford s5 PRi PRiiadelphia
observstofy circle: Rev. John s. spence.
MsIIok. ~. I9as PARK Ir rd.; tSsD'nE Rev. John m
nd Graz. Nnsas Hass vosaa fs s1Sg g.
Hamlin ct. ne; Rev. Samuel H. Korn-
s1. 5qs:p' ss Wss 10 60 a
Ths1d0rs RSs 6hsSs cbsse Nd s96 enc
pi.; Rev. John 3. .Briggs.
and Myrtle Melissa Lambert. %. Uriah,
Ala; Rev. Albert Evans.
a Jessie Marian Maria aeliiran. go IS. 24f4' Il s7tS tS
ST; Rev. w. 8; Abernethy..
Johnnie Jones. 81. and Louise Smith. 21
$40 Bryant St; Rev. George 8. Bullock
Harold Horatio Whitted. .25. 1915 Girarc
st. ne. and Ruth Elaine Ferguson. 23
phiip i1s All sHttk,aRse ReV sd p so RysTs e. se and
Helen Irene Ogle. 27. 172I T st.; Rev
Henry w,,Sian T. ,GSirnepMensteins Mnsr 40 s..u,ton Va
and Lera Carrie Roberts. 81. Iuka. w
,.Sn Va Rv Rev; Arthur Nth p p Psyanta sY, sars ri
and Carrie I; Clark. 605 o ST.; Rev
Herschel Sylvester Smith. 35. Minneapolis
Parent, MINI; Rey. John 8. Spence.
and Hazel Allen. "a. 1908 r St; Judge
Blsnton HSalt EIwood II Tate, 20. pumbar.on. Va,
and Hilda Virginia DaglIano. 10. Glen
Allen. Va: Rev. A. =. Poore.
Joseph Z. Woodburn.. "a, 419 Buchanan
Psfs EssSeth dEsES LAIRD sals0 Fa g. wianesEs anc
NJ: Rev. william L. Devries.
Theodore Armin Jansen, 81. Denver. anc
Ruth Katherine Mahoney. %. 470t
Georgia ave-; Rev. Oscar +. Black
Vernon ewvhayland. 81. Salisbury Nd. and
Ella Jackson. 81. 11O5 18th St: Rev
Ernest Garland Bursandine. 81. Takoms
Md, and Eleanor Virginia Morris. Deer
aels. ee Va HsimsS Rsy arHsP A. POoFe se st. Alb.p
school. and Naomi virginia Grain. 81
1884 Tilden St.; Rev. Albert H. Lucas
Evening star., 1935-06-19
COMMITTEE STUDIES
NEGRO COMMISSION
Illinois Representatives. Bill Is
Considered by House Judi
ciary Group.

By the Associated Press.
The House Judiciary Committee
yesterday took under advisement a
plea by Representative Mitchell, DEM
ocrat, Of Illinois the Nations only col
ored Representative, for approval Of
his bill creating m industrial commits
sion on Negro affairs.
Mitchell said, after a hearing at
which colored leaders appeared, that
he was confident he would have little
difhculty pushing the resolution
through this session.
In addition to number Of Repre-
sentatives from several Southern and
Eastern States, Mitchell introduced
Perry Howard. colored Republican ma
tional committeeman from Missis-
sippi; DR.. r. r. Motion, president
emeritus Of Tuskegee University, Tus-
kegee, Ala; Scipio Jones, an attorney,
Of Little Rock, Ark, and Alain Lock,
professor at Howard University,
Washington.
The bill provides for creation of o
Evening star., 1935-06-19
MISS ROSE A. DUGAN,
Ex-TEACHER, DIES
Brief Illness Is Fatal-Served in
School System for 81
Years,

Miss Rose A. Dugan, who retired
from the &eaching staff of Pierce
School two years ago, after 81 years
in the public schools of the District,
died this morning at Providence Hos
pital after a brief illness. Her home
was at the Stratford Hotel.
Active in school and civic affairs,
Miss Dugan was a member of the
Board Of Regents of Trinity College.
a member of the Daughters Of Isabella
and secretary of the Maine State So
ciety. She was a native Of Bangor.
Me.
She Is survived by three brothers,
o. Henry Dugan Of Quincy, Mass;
John F. Dugan Of Bangor, and George
A. Dugan Of New York City. She also
leaves a sister. Mrs. Judith z. Cyr
Of Haverhill, Mass.
Funeral services and burial will
be in Bangor on Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Births Reported.

arnold and Hazel Daley. girl.
David and Blanche Dekelbaum, boy.
Alfred and Dorothy Grunwell. boy.
Edward and Norma Farley. Sd, boy.
Louis and Rose Blume. boy.
Samuel and Rita Krakow, boy.
Howard and IneZ Rhine, boy.
James and Bessie Green. girl.
Isaac and Mamie Shapiro, girl.
BENJAMIN and Norma De Lacy, girl
Alex and Minnie Cohen, girl.
James and Helen Raylor. girl.
Richard and Marie Teeple, jr girl.
Richard and Virginia Darcy, girl.
George and Lenore Romney. girl.
Obie and June Thomas. boy.
Thomas and Alice Myers, boy.
La Rue and Bertha Collins, boy.
Charles and Minnie MurgiS. boy.
Clark and Leila Keene, boy.
John and Kathryn Bowman. boy
Paul and Mary JohanSen. boy,
Ralph and Mary Barnes, girl.
Alvin and Elsie Basford, girl.
Richard and Nina Whalen. girl.
Peter and Solveig Dorrtzbach, girl.
Gerald and Amy Grimm. girl.
John and Esther Sven. girl.
James and Anita Smith. girl
Talmadge and Juanita Hudson. boy.
Frank and Lillian Slaughter, boy
Aibie and Beulah Richardson, girl.
James and Florence Gordon. boy.
Alexander and Elizabeth Moore. boy.
Henry and Henrietta Scott. girl.
Charles and Margaret Hall. boy.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
BRIG. GEN. LOCHRlDGE
RITES SET TOMORROW
Holder Of Four Decorations Be-
gan Military Career With Last
of Indian Wars.

Brig. Gen. p. D. Lochridge, U. 8. A.,
retired, member of the Supreme War
Council in France during the World
War, will be buried in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery after services in the
Fort Myer Chapel tomorrow at 8 pm.
He died Monday at Walter Reed Hos
pital of heart disease
The honorary pallbearers viii be
Maj. Gen. Peter c. Harris, retired, and
Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Slavens, Brig.
Gen. Frederick D. Evans, Brig. Gen.
Nathaniel F. Mcclure. Brig. Gen.
Charles Gerhardt and Brig. Gen.
David L. Brainard, all retired.
Decorated with the Distinguished
Service Medal, the Order of the Bath
Of Great Britain, the Legion of Honor
of France and the Order of the Grown
Of Italy, Gen. Lochridge began his
military career in the last of the In
dian campaigns in the Southwest,
after graduating from West Point in
1887.
Retiring in 1919, he became a direc-
Evening star., 1935-06-19
lratha.

BAKER, CALEB 8. Suddenly. on Sunday.
June 10, 1895, CALEB 8. BAKER. the
beloved husband OF Ida L. Baker; broth
er Of Rev; Nelson T., Baker. William
Of friends. Funeral Thursday. june 20.
ct 1880 pm, from the w. Ernest Jarvis
terment lincoln Memorial oemetery. 10
BAKER. CALEB: Columbia Lodge. No. IS,
J.. b. P. Q. z. Of W.. is hereby notified
q the funeral Of Brother CALEB
Thursday, June 20. 1895. at $50 pmn,
Session OF sorrow at EikS Home. 301
FL ave. NV, "wednesday. June 10. at
1850 pm. All Elks are invited.
ALLAN A. @. GRIFFITH,
LEE CAMPBELL. Secretary.
B0IsEAU. RICHARD EUGENE. On Mon
SOS Blair rd n% iSso hicHhRp AZ fss5SfeSf EUdENE
BoI5EAU.. beloved husband of Agnes
Marie Boiseau and father Of william
Clifton. Richard Eugene. Jr., and Joseph
Bradley BoiSeau. Funeral from the
above residence on Thursday, June 90.
at IL am. Relatives and friends in
yited. 1nterment Mount Olivet Gene
SS%S-
Evening star., 1935-06-19
MRS. JESSIE B0UDIN0T
DIES In PENNSYL LvANIA
Widow Of Former Secretary of
Manufacturers Group Was
Washington Native.

Mrs. Jessie Boyd Boudinot, widow
Of George s. Boudinot of New York,
for many years secretary Of the Ma
tional Association Of Manufacturers,
died today at the home Of her niece,
Mrs. Philip Harris, In Media, Pa.
Mrs. Boudinot, native Of WASH
ington, was the daughter OF the late
Col. william H. Boyd. publisher OF the
first city directory here. She moved
to New York after her marriage in
1882.
Besides Mrs. Harris she Is survived
by several other nieces, a nephew,
Boyd Watson of New York. and sew
eral relatives in washington.
Burial will be In Glenwood Gene
terry here at a time to be announced
later.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Deaths Reported.

Fannie A. Cordell. II. 1401 Fairmont st.
Charles L. Hosch. So. 1929 Randolph st.
Cora Ball 90, Emergency Hospital
John j. Quill SIS, 1880 18th st.
Robert l.. Walters, 81, S12 Savannah st Sc.
Olinto Accorsini. 48. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Arthur B. Crismond, 46, 1850 Wisconsin
Kathryn @. Gerow, As. 2230 California st.
Joseph p Jenkins. 8. Sibley Hospital.
Fannie Sears, 20. 1903 End st.
Mary Hawkins. SO. 1882 Corcoran st.
Fitshugh Catlett, AZ, 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Marie jackson. 80. GaIlinger Hospital
James Greenhow. z. children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
SCHOOL TO HAVE POOL
90, 900 Gift Made to st. Joseph's
by Calvert Club.

The ut. Joseph's Home and School
will have q swimming poo, within
several weeks, a present of the Cal
vert Club.
Learning the school had no SWIM
ming facilities, cement dealers, plumb
ers and other business men of the
club were petitionei to contribute
material and labor for the job. As
a result, a $4,000 pool Is being built
at 10 cost to the school, which Is q
member of the Community Chest.
Lewis A. Payne, president OF the
Calvert Club, announced ground was
broken for the proJect about two
weeks ago.
Evening star., 1935-06-19

tor and treasurer Of Marx g. Rawclie,
a shellac firm of New York and Mon
treal. He had lived In Washington
since 1926. His home was ct 1915
New Hampshire avenue.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Carlotta
Rawolle Lochridge, he Is survived by @
son, Rawolle Lochridge, and O niece,
Mrs. Alice Sigworth Morse Of this city.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
I'm Mpntnrfattt.

BROWN. JOHN II. In sad but loving re-
JoHS JnSrdqee RSdwNy 81 ny 6sIoysd husdpaHd M.
life sixteen years ago today. June 10.
Nstiy,tvA ARRlSeTssrg R1i1bfsogod mass At Church OF
HIS LOVING WIFE. NELLIE.
BURROWS. GEORGE ENOCH In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear father
and husband. GEORGE ENOCH BUR
ROWS. who departed this life i've years
HIS 'S5Ei IoviNG SgNs WIFE ff AND lsi5U CHILDREN
CHASE. GERTRUDE DAVIS. In loving re-
memprance of our dear wife and mother
GERTRUDE DAVIS CHASE. who de-
parted this life twenty-five years ago
today. June 10. 1913.
Beautiful memories Of one so dear.
We cherlsh with love SO sincere:
And one maj we.Il nsvsT sSu for1st
HEP DEVOTED HUSBAND. BRYSON c.
CHASE CHASE AND SONS, GEORGE
my dear mother. ROSE E EDELEN WHO
passed away sixteen years ago today
June 10. 1919
Sleep on, dear mother. and take your
God called you home. for He knew best.
LONESOME DAUGHTER. BERTHA.
FRENCH. MARIE DAWSON. In sad bu
loving Temmembranee M =, Of f. our darling sis
parted this life two years ago today
June 10. 1888.
Two years have passed since that sac
day
When the one we loved was called away;
God took her home. it was His will.
But in our hearts she liVeth still.
HER LOVING SISTERS AND BROTH
LUCAS. LAURA N. A. In loving memory
OF LAURA NJ. A. LUCAS. who departed
this life sixteen years ago today. June
19. 1919.
Gone. but not forgotten
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
JOHNSON, ANNIE NJ In loving memoir
Of my wife. ANNIE NJ. JOHNSON. who
passed away one year ago. Tuesday
June 10. 1884.
Under the cover Of a newborn day
She laid aside cares and slipped away
But the memory Of that parting
Still brings aches into my heart.
LOVING HUSBAND. HENRY B. JOHN
SON
gPRIGGS. GEORGE. In sad and iovinr
remembrance of our husband and father
GEORGE SPRIGGS. who departed thi'
life one year ago today June 10. 1884.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1935-06-19

commission Of five, each serving six
years. to work for the betterment Of
the Negro race, much the same as the
Government now administers Indian
problems.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Australian Storm Kills Two.

SYDNEY, Australia, June 10 @.-
A hurricane, accompanied by q minor
earthquake, killed two persons In New
South Wales today. The hurricane
swept the New South Wales coast.
Evening star., 1935-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hurst have Just
celebrated their 67th wedding anni-
versary in Manchester, England.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
FOUND.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. IL o St NV.
Phone North 6730.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
LOST.

LOST.
Lost and Found ddDeTtisements
for the daily Star tptll be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, tnclustue, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
ana legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BOSTON TERRIER. seal brown. months
roe roe St. NV. Return 70 above address. Re
ward 49,
e sSss s;sd isFsE co dsE ai Ssi
BUNCH OF KEYS. downtown between p
and @ SITS. NV. Call National 2l00.
CAMEO PIN, white on black background,
% as heirloom. or "OYqs Iqs4 R. l. G1 sSe NV. Aiue0
CASE-Old metal spectacle case. contain
ing three new 500 bills. one $40 bill and
mans diamond ring. large. single stone;
Large reward. Address Box All. Star
once.
EYEGLASSES. horn-rimmed. bifocaL Cali
Columbia 79S6-R.
GLASSES. shell frame: bifDcal, lost on
AnacoStia car or in street Tuesday. Re-
ward. 1873 Morris I'd Sc
GOLF CLUBS CD. driver and No. 8 iron,
at Millers Driving Course, Wisconsin ave.
At e,3 pstrtst l5ne Friesy S1,s night Cali Metro
IRISH TERRIER. male. reddish. one year
old last seen Sunday, near Chevy Chase
Circle. Liberal reward. Shepherd 2eO3.
IRISH TERRIER, 4, months, old. wheat
brown, name Terry" Reward If returned.
KNITTING BAG. blue. containing partly
on I4th St Reward. Columbia 1895.
IADYs TAPESTRY BAG. June II; used
9th st. ne. Phone Decatur 5646-J. I9s
sonic ring; Monday pm. in or near Wood
ward & Lothrop's. Reward. 309 New
Jersey ave. Sc. Lincoln SSSS.
sPECTACLES. tortoise shell. between Riggs
Watson. 1106 @ st NV.
SUIT CASE. initials L. o. O.; Soldiers'
Home grounds. Finder please return TO
THERMOS BOTTLE. 'staniey," quart size.
Saturday afternoon. 18th and Euclid NV.
Reward Columbia 1O374. Mrs. Haag.
.tI4R Il MRS sresR MasSss Sat- tn csS Please
valued as Keepsake. Reward. - ' -"
WHITE SPITz. young; Monday. late: near
Path and California. Reward. North
WILL TIE PERSON who found glasses at
eS PegSgy.s s,Is Dress shSp return themf Reward.
WIRE HAIRED. TERRIER, female. white
with brown markings. Answers 70 name Of
Rascal" Reward. Call Adams 9615.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. vicinity Georgia
ave. and Kenyon st. Reward. Phone At
lantic 4042.
WRIST WATCH, small. round. yellow gold
black silk band. Reward. Phone Columbia
1891.
WRIST WATCH and bracelet-Bulova.
between and N Y. ave, II st. to sth.
Reward. North 430l.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, initials %. W. D."
Liberal reward. Call National 4703. o to
II am. Thursday or Friday 2l'
WRIST WATCH-White-gol Elgin wrist
watch. with bracelet in r. Harris jewelry
box, in Diamond cab Monday morning.
Reward. Call Adams S59S after pm.
Evening star., 1935-06-19

IS 1888. at her residence 1853 st.
NV. CORINE LAWRENCE. Funeral
from the J. T. Ryan funeral home. 317
Pa. ave. Sc. on Thursday. June 20. at
$50 am; thence to st. Matthews
Church. 1929 r. l. ave NV where
requiem mass will be offered at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment private.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
JOHNsON. ROY. peparted This life Tues-
Ia RoCHELLE JANE TYSON On

day. June Is. 1875. at 4.30 pm. at
Providence Hospital. JANE TYSON LA
ROCHELLE. beloved wife Of Eugene w.
La Rochelle. beloved daughter of Harry
Tyson SmethurSt and Bertha Jane
Smethurst and sister of Ruth A.
Smethurst Funeral services Thursday.
June 20. at. pm, at the funeral home
of George W. Wise Co.. 2900 NJ St NV.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Dover. N. H. 20
Evening star., 1935-06-19

JACKSON, MATTE. Departed this life
Tuesday. June is. 1895, MATTE JACK
SON of Sl2 N. J. ave. NV. She leaves
to mourn their loss a husband Vain
jackson: father James Allen; three sis
ters, four brothers and a host of other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the Malvan Schey funeral home,
N. J ave. and r st. NV. Notice of fu-
neral later.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

~ Kitchen Cabinet; full size;
in French grey finish; with
stainless porcelain
working top. Was 69E m
$44.s5 ......... Yoo.VV
(D Oak Breakfast Set-1 Exten-
sion Table and 4 Chairs, stainless
French grey finish.
Floor sample. Was &25 no
1886 ........... Yk~'VV
(10) Metal Cookie or Utility Cam
listers; with spring top; ivory or
green finish. Were 90
Csc ................... SIC
(33) Royal Waterless Cleaner; for
all painted surfaces. Were Ill.,
59c ...............
(18) Grey Enameled Saucepans;
with cover; GOT. size. AE>
Were 75c. c............. TOS
(2O) All-rubber Garden Hose;
with couplings; 15-ft. L.
lengths. Regularly 89c Wv
10) Metal Broom and Apron
Holders; han d-painted IN
decorations. Were 25c W.
a. Carpet Sweepers; with metal
casing and bristle brush; slight
ss.ss y Scared. :'::''.'.,''' Were $!.b7
(13) Atco Cookie Makers; with
8 extra olds. Were EE~
$1.00 wv
(38) Black Enameled Utility Bake
Pans; white enamel lined. Ao>
Were 49c. 9c........... TN
(12) Aluminium Cooking Kettles;
loot. size: with cover. IT,
Were sI.oo. uC
Goldenberg's-Dotpn Store.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Hosiery

1xOOACy
(150 pairs) Women's Full-fash-
toned Blockette Chiffon Silk Hose;
for dress or sport wear; also silk
and wool hose in black only.
Formerly 49c and 79c TO-
pair ................ ~
175 pairs) WOmen's Full-fash-
ioned Chiffon Silk Hose; broken
assortments Of sizes and colOrs.
Seconds of 85c and $1.00 AA-
qualities ............ tn
GOO pairs) Children's Lii 6 h t.
weight Sport Hose; in novelty
plaid patterns; sizes Ga IT,
to 9. Formerly 29c pair. iOS
(163 pairs) Women's Sheer Chit.
f0n and Extra Heavy Service
Weight Hose; full fashioned and
perfect quality. Sheers III light
shades; service weight in dark
shades; broken sizes. Reg EI-
ularly $10o and SIPS pr. SIS
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

A.
az Coil Springs; helical tied;
twin size only. Were "a 90
$8.95 ............... VIsII
(2) Brown Metal Beds; 3-quarter
size; floor samples. t. 10
Were s7.95. ....., ,YS'o|
(1l Studio Bed; covered in rust
jaspe; with inner-spring mat
tress on box springs; opens to
.wio .ss.5o & beds Was $I8.88
(3) Studio Beds; covered in as
sorted tapestries; with inner
spring mattress on box springs:
opens to full or twin GO IA
beds. Were $500. 4ZL.IT
(1) Simmons Box Spring; for
full-size metal bed;
green art ticking. 6lE IL
Was $22.75. .. YISsVO
(4) Simmons Inner-spring Mat
tresses; covered in green art tick
ing; full size only. ca az
Were $685.. ..... YI7sOT
uD Poster Beds; in mahogany.
maple and walnut finishes; as
ss2r1s sorted styles St. 6s and sizes. $4Q4
Goldenberg'S-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Boys Clothing

Boys Clothing
(3OO) Boys 4-in.hand Ties and
Bow Ties. Regularly l5c E
and Csc. ~
6 for CSC
(20O) Boys Ties, Caps. Athletic
Undershirts and Shorts; perfects
and irregulars. Were Csc lE>
to 29c ............... ISS
(2l0) Boys Shirts, Blouses, Wash
Suits, Mesh-knit Polo Shirts; per-
fects and irregulars. Were o.
39c and Soc c... ZOS
(l60) Boys Shirts. Blouses, Jun
ior Boys Sweaters. Outing and
Cotton Pajamas and Polo Shirts.
Irregulars of soc to 79c o.
qualities .. CCC
1927 Junior Boys Jersey Knit
Sweaters; in blue and
tan; sizes 26 to %. Were 90
$l.00 ...... SIS
(30) Boys Corduroy Longies, in
tans, browns and drab shades:
sizes 9 to Is years. Perfect and
irregulars Of $l49 and To-
$l.95 qualities. ........ O7S
(84) Boys Wash Suits, in Eton
style; coat, blouse and pants, also
buttOn-on suits with wool tweed
shorts and a few jersey suits;
sizes 3 to 9 years. Perfects and
irregulars of $1.19 to IT,
$l.49 qualities. ... IIS
1927 Boys BELL" Brand Broad
cloth Pajamas; sizes 8 to Of
18 years. Were $l.19... 7IC
(15) Boys Upper Lumberjacks;
in blue flannel and melton cloth;
sizes 6 to II years. Perfects and
irregulars of $l.95 and or
$2s5 qualities. ...... IC
Q5) Junior Boys Suits: wash
waist with Tweedaroy or wool
tweed shorts; 4 to 10
years ys as Were 'l-s' and $I.3Q
$2.95 ............... %isSS
(l6) Junior Boys Wash Suits:
Eton coat style; of linens and
broadcloths; soiled from display:
sizes 4 to 9 years. q 10
Were s1.s5 and s2.s5. 4I .O7
(s) Junior Boys Sport Suits:
sweater, button-on waist and
flannel shorts; 5 to 10 o. 30
years. Were $685.. 9Z.o7
(l0) Junior Boys Coats, in royal
blue flannel, with hat to match:
sizes 2 and 3 years. & 10
Were $3.95. ........ YIsO7
(5O) Boys Brushed Cotton Sweat
ers; sleeveless style; sizes 90
6 to IL years. Were soc liz
(45) Boys Odd Vests from Suits;
mostly blue cheviots; 8
to 16 years. Value 75c TO-
and $l.00 .......... ~
(50) Boys and Youths Sweaters;
some with zippers; sizes 80 to 40
in the lot. Perfects and irregu-
lars Of s1.ss to sass &I no
qualities .......... YisVS
Boys Base Ball and
Cowboy Suits, 4 to IA d 10
years ............... " !
Godenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1935-04-25

(25) Slip-on Sweaters; In new
Spring shades; long and short
sleeves; sizes 81 to 40. TO-
Were $l.s5. ~
(24) Plaid Blouses; in bright
shades, short sleeves; Lo>
sizes "a to 80. Were ST.. O7S
40 Twin Sweater Sets, consist
ing of vest-style cardigan and
ong-sleeve Slip-on sweater, in
con tr a sting shades;
sizes "a to 40. Were a 30
$l.95 ............... ~ ~
(27) AIl-Wool Slip-on Sweaters;
in pastel and bright shades;
short sleeves: sizes "a q 20
to 40. Were $751;. YIsZ7
~ Boucle Knit Suits for Spring
wear; sizes IA, la and Gc 20
20. Were $8.95. ..... YOsZg
a. Boucle Knit Suits; in Spring
shades: sizes IA to 20. d no
Were $5.95 ......... YS.OI
(3) Two-Piece Tweed Suits; in
beige, green and red, consisting
of skirt and sport jacket: sizes
10 and 20. Were @ 20
a. Two-Piece Sport Dresses; for
Spring wear; broken % 30
sizes. Were $2.ss.... YH'IT
t25) Slip-on Sweaters; in two
tone pastel shades; sizes o.
"a to 80. Were 81. ...... CCC
(l2) Blouses; in Spring shades;
slightly soiled; sizes "a e %
to 40. Were $l.95.... YJ'II
(2) Knit Sport Dresses; in
checks; sizes IA. Were Ede
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