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The Washington times., 1935-11-07

very light; market dull. virginia, bushsl
baskets, 35@50c.
Carrets-one California arrived; /
Supplies light; demand light: market
steady. Pennsylvania. bushel baskets,
topped, washed, s5c.
0ranEesENo carlot arrivals; 2 broken
California, valencias ss@45O: Florida.
sag $50, according TO grade and size.
Grapefruit-Florida. boxes, S2@2.5O,
according TO grade and size.
LemOns-Calfiornia, boxes, $500
7.50, according to grade and size.
Beets-Pennsylvania, punched, asa
s0c.
COllards-virEinia. bushel baskets s5
95Oc.
Kale-virginia. bushel baskets $50
soc.
Parsnips - Pennsylvania. M-bushsl
Grapes-Two California arrived; 4
cars unloaded: car diverted; .
broken and unbroken cars on track.
las: Ribiers. S1,4O01.so: Cornichons,
$1@1.25; Bmperors. $1.5o@i.75.
Pears-No carlot arrivals; no cars
on track. Boxes: Washington, Bosses,
s1.s0@2.1O; D'Anjous. $2.S0@2.75; Ore
gon. Boscs, $202.5O.
Observation-Disclosures 4 barrel
boxes, $3.76@4.
Crabapples-New York and New
Jersey, bushel baskets. 75c6S1.
AvocadOS-Florida, boxes, $l.5O@2.50.
Chestnuts-Italian, s@9c per pound.
PiDeapples-Cuha, crates, $4.5095.
according to size.
Turnip Greens-M Maryland, bushel
baskets 35@50c.
Brussels SprOuts-Long Island, 5@1Oe
per quart.
Honey Dews-one California arrived :;
2 broken cars on track.
L. C. L. Express Arrivals, Nov.
FlOrida-145 lugs avocados 20 bushel
baskets cucumbers; 10 cases eggplant;
"a lugs limas; % bushe1 baskets okra /;
S6 bushel baskets peppers: SIS bushel
baskets squash; 4s bushel baskets snap
beans.
New York state-1s crates brussels
sprouts.
CaIifOrnia--4O 1O-pound boxes figs.
GeOrgia-10 55-pound sacks pecans.
Pennsylvania -123 3-pound baskets
mushrooms
North CarOlina-1s is-busher baskets
okra: % bushel baskets peppers.
South CarOlina--32 5usheI baskets peas
"a bushel baskets squash.
Ohio-2@5 1O-pound baskets hothouss
stock tomatoes.
YirEinia-5 barrels watercresa
Unknown Origin-3S crates mixed
vegetab bles.
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GRAINS HIGHER
BUT NARROW

CHICAGO, Nov. 7 QN.SJ.
Grains held to a narrow but
generally higher range in ex-
tremely dull early dealings today.
General fir1nness in foreign
markets influenced scattered buy.
ing Of wheat here, but when
prices advanced a offerings in
creased.
May wheat was u higher at
90 at the opening, but later held
around 97%, little changed from
yesterday.
May corn held around the 60
cent mark, UP moderately from
the previous close.
Near mid-session wheat was
Ac down to bc up, corn " to
Ac up. oats 70 to Ac up and
rye nv to 7sc up.
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COTTON
GAINS CUT

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 QN.S0.
Cotton prices eased off a bit in
later dealings as volume selling Of
December by spot houses cut down
opening gains. A good trade de-
mand for March and May kept
those positions up about 80 cents
a bale.
Hedging was light and scat
tered, cooperatives sold distant de-
liveries, while other sales were by
commission houses, New Orleans
and the South. The continent,
Liverpool, locals and wire houses
bought.
Towards noon prices were: De
cember 11.06, up 3; March, 1896,
up 6; May, 1895, up s; and July,
1924, up 6.
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Official Notice
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONT

ALCOHoLTC BEVERAGE CoNTR0T
BOARD, Washington, d. c.. November
2, 1885. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for renewal
Of their licenses under the District Of
Columbia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act,
that remonstrants are entitled to be heard
before the granting Of such licenses, and
that hearing will be had on such applica-
tions for licenses on November %, 1888,
az 10 A, M, in Room 219, District Build-
ing: IL, Guarantee Liquor Stores, Inc. Re-
Gwinn Henry. TIA s. W. Henry, Retailers
A.. 1917 Pa. Ave, n. W.; III Frederick
Dslcourt RamsdelI. TIA Connecticut Avenue
Wine and Liquor Co.; Retailers A, 1901
Club of the city Of washington. Retailers
c, 18th and H Sts.. n. w.. Metropolitan
Club Building: 230, Pickwick Liquor Shop.
Inc, Retailers A, 1908 Conn, Ave. n. W.:
231, John J. Allen, Retailers C.. 1247
North Capitol St; 267, Sam Rotbart, TIA
The Quality Market. Retailers A. $40 L
St., n. W; 271. The Cooperative Reetau-
c, 727 14th St. N. W; $50. Manuel
Geralis. TIA Deauville Food shoppe. Re
tsiler's C, 1929 Conn. Ave. N. W; B42,
$. F.: $50. Abram Orleans and Harry s.
Marine. TIA Market Pharmacy. Retailers
A. 1870 9TH St. n. W; 929. George Aed.
Retailers B. 901 st.. n. W., 1895. The
min Perlmutter. Retailers B. 7Ol Eye St..
y. E.: 1646, Marion r. DeBolt, TIA Pops
Lunch, Retailers D. 1857 You 81. n. W.:
1881, Andrew Louis, TIA Pure Food
Lunch. Retailers D. SOL D st.. N. W.:
1909, Vintage Wine and Liquor Store, Inc,
Retailers A. 2610 Conn. Ave, n. W.;
Gold Restaurant. Retailers D, 500 18th
st. 5. E.: 1850. Mrs. Harriette Pieper. TIA
Park Lane Inn Retailers D. 2023 Eye ST..
n. W.. 1927, Jacob Shapiro. TIA and
Eat and Drink Shoppe, Retailers c, 1882
NJ ST.. n. W: 1870. Isaac and Sarah
Bindeman. TIA Sunlight Market Retailers
B, 4400 9TH St, N. W: 1874. Abraham T.
Finklestein. TIA Florida Avenue Market.
Retailers B. 1000 Fla. Ave, n. E.: 1880.
Giuseppe Giacinto Retailers B. TIC 18th
St. n. f: 2014. Bernard Harry Fried
lander, Retailers B. 80 d St.. s. E.: 2030,
Charles Levine. Inc. Retailers B, 1870
2nd ST., n. W; 2127. Nathan Menick. Re-
tailer's B, 626 4th St, n. E.; 2476, George
H. Schultze. TIA Home LIQUOR Store, Re-
tsiler's A, 14oo H St, n, E.; 25os. En-
14th St, N. W: 2532. Mrs. Esther Dodek.
TIA Dixie Cut-Rate Liquor Store, Re-
tsiler's A, 3429 NJ St., N W.: 2605. Jack
Shapiro. Retailers B. 3937 Ga. Ave, n.
W; 261a. William Feher. TIA Clifton Ter
race Delicatessen. Retailers B. 2420 18th
St. n. W.; 2633. Jemes James TIA Lin.
coin Park Inn. Retailers B. 100 18th ST.,
s. F.; 27l2. Rose Simons. TIA Temple
Grill, Retailers C. 2416 14th ST., N. W:
2742. Robert Jordan Beard TIA Bob's
Liquor Store, Retailers A. 627 F St., N.
W: 3040. Irving Kogod. Retailers B.
260l Sherman Ave, n. W. GEORGE W.
0FFUTT, AGNES. K. MASON. ISAAC
CANS, Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
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(a Optional stock cash (b) Partly extra icy Extra
stock and cash tdl Extra In stock q On account Of
S Pad S n pSd Sa year Sw win wsrsn
(xw( Without warrants. t' Ex dividend. Cl E1 rights.
dividends published through regular dividend period
Years high prices carried previous close
The Washington times., 1935-11-07
Water Works Net

American Water Works and
Electric Company for the year
ended September 80, reports net
earnings equivalent, after pay
ment Of preferred dividends, to
$1.0s per share on its common
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CANADA
Montreal funds in New York, SO dis.
count.
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Money Markets

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 TNs.).-can
money rates were renewed at Y to /
per cent on the stock exchange today
and IN pr cent on the curb exchange.
Outside rates were also unchanged at
the recently advanced rate of z Of
per cent.
Time rates were firm at q flat rate
of per cent on maturities up to s
months.
Commercial paper continued active
with rates unchanged at o Of / per
cent.
Bankers acceptance rates were nomi-
nal and unchanged at \ to 3-16 per
cent for 30. so and 90 days, sis to u
per cent for 120 days and y to Sis per
cent for $50 and $50 days.
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
The Washington times., 1935-11-07
Pecan Code Approved

A marketing agreement for
handlers Of paper-shell pecans, de-
signed to improve marketing con.
ditions and increase returns to
producers, has been tentatively
approved, the AAA announced to-
day.
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lHiKh! LnWl 1;15
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u. S. Bonds
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities
AUTO REPAIR SHOP. IN excellent con-
dition. conveniently located, $50. so
month. Apply at 2I35 Eye st. N. W.
CHARLES L. NORRIS
2135 Pa. Ave. n. W. WEST 04S0
DOWNTOWN office building. good lunch
business; busy all day; 50 200; terms to
reliable party. Same owner years. In
Quire 371S 9th st n. W. after 5 p. m.
LET Us SELL your roominE house or
business Clients waiting. No sale no
charge. Capital Adjusting and Finance
Co.. 1406 G St N W. MET 4S14.
STORE suitable any kind business. Apply
H: s. Goldstein. Room 204. 1343 Il
st. n. W. Phone Nat S609
WILL BUY laundry bob-tail route, with
or without services Apply Ace Laun-
dry, 2301 Rhode Island Ave. n. E.
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
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POULTRY

Seeks BLOOO.TEsTED CHICKS. q IsadIns
breeds, $40 per 100 and up. Ducks and psUits.
free eatalos. Beek's Hatehey, Nj. Airy, Nd.
Evening star., 1935-07-04

Florham Park has only four licensed
saloons, but Closter declared there had
been an alarming" increase In the
number Of drunken drivers. The
recorder told the barkeepers he had
called them to court to warn them he
would recommend revocation Of their
licenses If 1t could be shown In the
future that drunken drivers brought
into the court had come from their
establishments.
Evening star., 1935-07-04

shook his finger at the assembled
tavern keepers Of Florham Park Tues
day night and warned them that "the
borough won't permit you to send your
patrons out on the road with an In
strument Of death If there Is the
least indication that the driver Is
under the influence Of alcohol
Then he fined George Schowalter,
26. Of Morristown, 5000 and $22.50
costs on q charge Of driving an auto
mobile while Intoxicated.
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tions at $50 fine and imprisonment
UP to 80 days.
Mayor Loehr said he had no idea
what disposition he would make Of the
ordinance.
The campaign against shorts" for
women started about two weeks ago
when Alderman william E. Slater had
five girl mixers hailed into court for
displaying shorts" on Mclean ave-
nue., but the unabashed mixers were
subsequently freed.
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Girls Wearables
81 Girls Raincoats with

(19) Girls RaincoatS with
beret; sizes z and 8. TO-
Were s1.2s ~ I1C
(10) Girls One-piece Wool Bath
ing Suits; red only; sizes no.
80 and "a. Were $780,. TOS
t19) Tots Pfque Coats and Hat
Sets; pink, blue and yellow; sizes
2 and 8. Were $3.50 q 10
and $2.95 ........... &IsS
(18) Tots Rayon Crepe Slips;
tearose, sizes / and 3. 1o>
Were sec minimum. LIN
(11) Handmade Creepers; co.
sizes & 2. Were $1.00 -
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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Of paying a $50 fine, imposed for
drunkenness.
The girl told Police Judge Edward
J. Tyrrell she was to be married tomor-
row, but hadn't been able to decide
which Of the men she would wed. She
refused to divulge their names.
Later, after entering the city prison,
she decided to have friend pay SO
of her fine so she would be released in
time for the wedding,
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lective manly sensibilities outraged.
has put his foot down on feminine
styles In shorts for public attire.
OF mind that the public needed
protection from the vision Of bare
legged maidens over 16, the board
handed up to Mayor Joseph +. Loehr
an ordinance making q misdemeanor
Of appearance on Yonkers streets in
any other than customary street at
tire" and fixed the penalty for viola
Evening star., 1935-07-04
GIRL TO CHOOSE MATE
IN QUIET OF JAIL CELL
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND. Calf, July 4.-Declar-
ing she needed peace and solitude" to
help her decide which of two men she
wanted to marry, 2l-year- old Alice
Gross, a typist, yesterday decided to
take three-day jail sentence instead
Evening star., 1935-07-04
Mems Furnishings

(63) Cotton Golf Hose. Plain
black, navy and tan, some mix
lures. Sizes 10 to 11ha. 90
Formerly 500 ......... &SS
1S) Lightweight Slip-on Sweat
ers. Mixtures in gray, green and
tan. Sizes "a to A. For Ao~
merly SOC ........... TN
1881 Sennit Straw Hats. Black
bands. sizes 7A to 7la. Eo-
Formerly s1.1s ........ OIS
(57) Caps. Light and medium
shades. Plain and fancy weaves.
Formerly 79c to 90
(27) Wool Sweaters. Slip-ons.
Sleeveless and long sleeves. Light
blue, tan and gray. Also mix
lures. Broken sizes. For 0o-
merly $1.3s and $1.95.. IOS
1857 Ankle Sox. Rayon with
reinforced heel and toe. ALL
over patterns. Sizes 10 TO-
to II. Formerly 29c ... w
Mems Shirts. Sport style, neck
band or collar attached. o.
Were $1.09 ............. Wv
10) Silk shirts. Collar attached.
White and solid colors. Slightly
soiled. Broken sizes. &I 10
Formerly $295 .... YIsSS
1857 Beach Jackets. White, Eng
lish collar. button front. 2
pockets, web waistband. TO-
Formerly s1.39 ........ ~
(73) Broadcloth Shorts. Stripes
and neat patterns. Full cut,
sizes 80. 80 and "a. For IE-
merly Csc ............. ISN
(33) Terry Cloth Shirts. Long
sleeves. Irregulars. McGregor
quality. Light brown no.
only. Formerly sl.l9 =. TN
(47) Polo Shirts and striped
basques. Broken assortments and
sizes. Some slightly soiled,
others irreguhrs. For E7~
merly S9c ............. SIS
Goldenber0's-Mdtn Floor.
Evening star., 1935-07-04
SALOONS ARE WARNED
ON DRUNKEN DRIVING

Florham Park On. J.) Judge Sum.
mons Tavern Keepers to Court
in Filming Driver.
BY the Associated Press.
FLORHAM PARK, N. J., July A.
Police Recorder William A. Closte1
Evening star., 1935-07-04
Underwear

(6) Women's Run-proof Rayon
Petticoats; In tearose; H.
sizes 4 and S. Were s1.00 !1C
(20) Riddles Knit Waist Suits;
sizes 4 and 6. Were IN
39c ................ wv
(21) Women's Rayon Panties;
peach color; sizes 5 and 90
6. Were ACC ........... - ~
(l2) Women's Rayon Gowns;
tailored and lace trimmed;
sizes 16 and II. Were 9o>
soc - ~
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
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Costume Jewelry
lOc
REGULARLY 39c and 59c

Regularly 39c and 59c
Odd lots from "best sellers" in
popular jewelry for summer
wear. Included are metal and
Catalin Pins, Clips, Bracelets
and Earrings-many attrac-
tive designs to choose from!
Goldenbergs-Mdin Floor.
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Window Shades

(37) Extra-wide Duplex Window
Shades; ~ In. and Is In. wide,
6 #. long; in white
and green-and-ecru; cleanable.
Were $1.75 and q 20
31.98 ............... ~ ut
(110) Rock-Fast Washable VIM
dow Shades; in light ecru or
gold; 3x6 IT. cut size. r. To-
regulars Of $1.49 quality. O7C
(65) Oilcloth Table Covers; Is In.
and 48 In. square; assort- 90
ed patterns. Were 49c.. ZIS
(150 Washable Window Shades;
in ecru or green; 3x6 #. o.
cut size. Were soc. SSS
Goldenberg's-Dotonstairs Store.
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Sheets and Domestics

(47) Seamless Bleached Sheets,
81x99" size before hemming; ex-
ira length for full size
beds. Seconds Of 79c no.
quality ................ TN
~ Colonial Bedspreads, size
S4x1os"; soiled. Were &19A
s4.oo ............... 9Z.5f
(37) Bleached Sheets, 81x10S"
size before hemming, 8 yards
long. Seconds of $l.00 co.
quality ................ SOS
(0 Rayon Bedspreads, size 84x
1857; wanted colors. 90
Were $1.69 ............ TIC
~ Unbleached Sheets, 63x108"
size before hemming; EH-
yards long. Were soc. -. O7C
(D Colonial Bedspread,
size size u 7axloS'; zd in green. 84c
Goldenbero's-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-07-04
Furniture

a. Folding Yacht Chairs; metal
frame. canvas seat d 10
and back. Were $5s5. YJ.OV
~ Three-piece Fibre Suite; fin
ished in green and gold. Large
sofa, roomy chair and rocker.
Floor sample. Was GO 90
$1,000 ............ YI''
(6) Night Tables; cabinet style
with storage compart- d TT
ment. Were $685.. YSsIS
(2) Chests on Chest; maple fin
ish; drawers. Were 90 Oh
Sl6.95 .............. 47.7f
(O End Tables; black lacquer
finish, decorated top. pie co.
crust edge. Were $149.. IN
a. Solid Mahogany End Tables;
shaped top, lower % OF
shelf. Were s695.... YH,"
49, Folding Benches; hardwood
finish, red and natural. o.
Were $1.49 ............. 'S
(14) Folding Camp Stools: solid
maple frame. Were TO-
osc ...........
a. Boudoir Chair; highe channel
back, loose kajok filled CIT
pillow. Was sl495... YI-I
~ Slipper Chair; chintz cover
ed; semi-loose seat;
sold las is" Was GE OH
(2) Flat-top Desks; walnut or
mahogany finish on
solid maple. Were &lL On
$3.50 ............ YISs
~ Folding Lawn Chairs; COM
plete with foot rest and
canopy top. Were &dkA
$795 ............. Y1sOT
(2) Two-seat Gliders; water
proof cover, coil springs; ball.
bearing floating metal EIo 10
arms. Were S24.95.. IOoI1 !
(D Bed Davenport Suite; con-
sisting of sofa "opens to full-size
bed), and roomy club chair.
Covered in rust tapestry. CIT
Was $4,000. pr
Goldenbergs-Fourth Floor.
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Lingerie
Uniforms

(1o) Uniforms, Of pin stripe
broadcloth; long or short sleeves;
sizes 80. 20, ~ and a. d 10
Were $1.69 ......... Yl.Zz
(s) Uniforms; Of white broad
cloth; sleeveless; sizes !.
II to 46; soiled. Were d 4a
$1.69 ............... YtsZ7
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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Hosiery

go pairs Women's Chiffon Silk
Hose; seam back, shaped ankle;
silk to top; Isle heel and toe.
Mostly dark shades. Irregu- O.
lars of 35c quality. ....... OC
(6O pairs) Women's Outsixe CHR.
fon Silk Hose; two-way stretch
tops and regular sizes In tissue
chttfons. Incomplete assortment
Of colors and sizes. Perfect
quality. Were sl.0o and A..
s1.15 pair .............. TJS
Us pairs Women's Burson Cot
ton LiSle Hose; broken sizes
and colors. Were soc IN
PAIR ................. wv
t97 pairs) Women's Full Fash.
ioned Silk Hose; chiffon and SER
vice weights. Broken sizes and
colors. Perfect, irregulars and
seconds Of 59c and 79c oC
qualities ............... SJS
Goldenberg'S-MGin Floor,
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Curtains, etc.

(100) Priscilla RufHed Curtains.
Plaid marquisette. Full width
and length. Formerly o.
$I .1S ..... SSS
(20O Plain Colored Jaspe. Rust
only. So inches wide. TO-
Formerly acc. Yd.. VIC
(150) Remnants Spanish Nets.
Plaids. Useful lengths. L.
Formerly acc. Yd. 80. IN
(23l Couch Covers. Plain jaspe,
rust only. Pleated To-
fronts. Formerly $1.19.. I7C
(S) Universal Auto Covers. Coupe
only. Striped denim. To-
Formerly $1.1s ........ O1S
(3e) Ruffled and Tailored Cur
tains. Also cottage style. One
pair Of Q kind. Soiled from dis
play. Formerly 81 to kE
$1.69, Pr. ............. OOC
GoIdenbergs-Thiru Floor.
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Bedding

~ Studio Bed; covered all over
In plain black crash; silver piped;
chrome trimmed.
ivory legs. Was &27 u
$500 ............ 4o/.ff
IL Studio Bed; blue leatherette
piped in black; chrome trimmed;
ivory legs. Was Gao IN
$500 ........... YSI I'~S
(2) Simmons Studio Beds; green
tapestry covering; opens to full
bed size. Were ca 90
$500 ............ YESsiI
(6) Folding Cots; can be closed
to card table size; canvas base,
helical tied springs to 60 III
steel frame. Were 1895 PITT
(3 Poster Beds; mahogany
veneered panels, turner posts;
full size. Were q 90
$3.50 ...............
~ Full size Box Spring and
Innerspring Mattress, covered in
green damask, for full size wood
bed. Complete. Was go 7E
(6) Cotton Mattresses; rolled
edge; deep tufting. o. 90
Were $685. .......... $4.H
O Metal Beds; brown finish;
dec GRATED center
panel; twin size. Were a. 90
$7.95 ............... VIII
GOldenberQ'S-Fourth Floor. :.
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Women's Dresses

(12) Silk Crepe Dresses; sizes
IA to 40 in lot. Were o. 1T
$5.95 .............. YAsOS
(2O) Silk and Acetate Dresses;
wss. s,,s: II !. ss to s a in the $I.67
(10) Aill-Silk Crepe Dresses; sizes
IA to 46 in the lot. C7 27
Were s1o.s5 ........ 9I.o/
GoIdenbergs-Second Floor.
Junior Misses
(15) Silk Dresses; sizes II to
!: II Il in the lot Were $2.b7
(1o) Silk and Acetate Dresses;
sizes II to. II in the GET
lot. Were $3.95 ...... YIs0S
(18) All-silk Crepe Dresses; sizes
II to II in the lot. "a 81
Were s7.ss ......... 9f.o/
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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Lamps

(7) Large Table Lamps, 1G1a
inches tall. Green or ivory with
m atching shade. &I 10
Formerly $1.5s ...... Yi'iI
(20) Goose Neck Desk Lamps.
Green or bronze finish. Also
some metal bed lamps. oo>
Formerly $1.39 ......... 0N
(39) F1uted Lamp Shades. Floor
Tofn.rly s'sf; TI1ns... 81 I..t...l.s. '0,'sd. 49c
Gosdenber0's-Thtrd Floor.
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Floor Coverings

(12) Felt Base Rugs, 9xl5-tt. size.
Discontinued patterns and
seconds of sl0.s5 quail G7oE
16) Gold Seal CongoIeum Rugs;
9x1012-ft. sizes; seconds and dis
continued pat terms "a Or
$795 values ........ YhI]
(1G Felt-Base Art Squares (rugs
without borders) ;6xe and 7xs it.
sizes. Were $500 GI or
and s4.0o ........... YI.7O
(10) Felt-Base Art Squares (rugs
without borders); 9x10 and 9x11
it. sizes. Were $500 g d6
and $3.50 ........... Y0.10
(127 Yds.) Remnants of Felt
Base Runner; regularly To-
25c and 39c yd. ....... ! ~
tl2) Felt-Base Rugs; Or
3x6-ft. size. Were $1.95. 7OC
uS) Felt-Base Rugs; 415xs-ft.
size. Seconds of s2s5 q 90
and $3.50 quality 80. ~ 90
az Tapestry Rugs; 9x12-ft.
sls.5o si1si ossiisy' sssSnd' OF Of $II.85
(2) Belgian Mourzourk Rugs;
9x12-ft. size. Were GIE
s27.5o ................. 3Io
l1O Fibre Rugs;
:11sst'' :11:s5 ...''....,'''' size. Were $6,75
(2) Wool-and-Ffbre Rugs;
:i5:s5 s15s5''' ...''.....'''' 'l's' Were $9.75
(52) Hand-hoolSed Rugs; scat
ter size (about 18x36 in.). oo-
Were S1.59 ............ OOS
acknowledgements Store.
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Chairs $1.88
Davenports $2.88

(12) Davenports, 76 and "a inch.
az English Tea Longe Chairs.
(2) English Tea Club Chairx s
(S) High Back Chairs.
(6) Club Chairs.
(6) English Tea Davenports. -
Goldenberg's--Third Floor,
Evening star., 1935-07-04
White Handbags
30c

Regularly 59c and 7sc
Just 100 to sell! Popular
WHITE Bags, in under
arm, pouch and top-handle
styles.
Goldenber0s-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1935-07-04

~ Studio Bed; covered all over
In plain black crash; silver piped;
Evening star., 1935-07-04

Slip Covers q
Odd lot Of Sure-flt, Sta fast
also other makes. Plain jaspe,
seeded jaspe and homespun.
Rust and green.
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor. r
Evening star., 1935-07-04
Our Modern
Lending Library

Know all about the newest books
everything worth while and i'm
portant, both fiction and non-fiction,
Is available for rental here.
Take several books on your vacation.
Evening star., 1935-07-04
SpOrtsWear

(3) Two-piece Silk Boucle Suits;
for Summer wear; in royal blue
and peach. Sizes IA 6L 40
and 20. Were $7.95.. YOsTI
(6) Coat Suits; 2 and 3 piece
styles; sizes IA to 20. d 10
Were $8.95. Y0sLI
~ Coat Suits; short jacket
style; sizes IA and 20. e. 40
Were $5.95. ......... YIsTS
(3O) AIl-woOl Summer weight
Sweaters; slip-on and Cardigan
styles; pastel shades; sizes "a
to 40. Were d no
(S) Skirts; in tweeds 70.
and plaids. Were s1.s5.. O7C
a. Two-tone Twin Sweater Sets;
sleeveless over vest; o enbrok
a. Two-tone Twin Sweater Sets;
long sleeve, slip-on and sleeveless
over vest; broken sizes. a.
Were Sl95 ............ 01O
(3) All-W0oI, Two-Piece Knit
Suits; sizes IA and 20. O. no
Were 1896 .......... 9Z.U7
(D Clark Gable Sport jacket:
double-breasted style, in
red; re /. size a. Was 81 %
S3.95 .............- W III
(12) String-Knit Tw0-P
Suits; for Summer wear. pastel
shades; sizes IA to 20. 81 20
Were S295 .......... YGsJJ
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.