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THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,
l43l Eye Street, NV.
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF SECURED
PROMLSSORY NOTE.

ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF SECURED
PROMISSORY NOTE.
Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. holding q Probate
Gops IN tie matter Of the estate Of
Admins, the undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder in the auction rooms OF Thomas
J. Owen & Son 143l Eye Street. North
west, on TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY
FIFTH, 1887, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AN. certain promissory. note dated
February 8, 1929 originally for the
sum of ST .000.U made by Edward r.
Carr. being Note No. "a of 80 secured
by a first deed of trust on Lots 81. 5S
and 50 in Square 10, in the District
of Columbia the principal OF said note
being now $4,000 with interest at 9
per cent paid to February 9. 1887. the
principal being due on February .. 1888.
Terms OF sale: All cash.
MAXINE B. HUNT,
Administratrix q. b. n, c. t.. a. OF the
Estate of Dora J. B. Hendrix. Deceased.
my19, 9,20.21.2224
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


PLYMOUTH 1897 4.door trunk sedan;
duction: schlesel & Golden. 333 Carroll
PLYMOUTH 1888 P, D. coach; newly
painted seat covers; very good rubber; ex-
Gfeilent transportation at loW cost; $3.50.
PLYMOUTH 1884 convertible coupe; orig.
group, 500 radio: $3.50 schlegel q Golden.
1913 Carroll St. Takoma. D. c. Geo. 96e9.
=; de luxe: paint, upholstery. tires are All
car; not i tan; ss75; z; G.; {: guaranty.
Natl. 1900. Open Sun and eve. eve - '"
PLYMCUTH 1893 de luxe coupe; rumble
seat sea and oIher accessories; looks and runs
PALMER INC INC S; New y York d1"a and so rorid.
our CARS ARE D. c. GOVT. INSPECTED.
PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe touring sedan:
almost new condition; great savings; won-
ssSss 'Si zHa u S Ssn i4h and s
OUR CARS ARE D. GOVT. INSPECTED.
| PLYMOUTH 1888 p.d. model coupe. with
radio you win marvel at the condition
ta' o4 yeaFse sss f.1ms s5e s
| Motors, 1921 Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda.
PLYMOUTH 1896, touring sedan; used for
| company; driven less than 5000 miles:
never been titled; practically a new car.
at considerable ,ah savings Ss45; fuli TRACE
& Bros. 1921 l4th ST. NV.
brousham, sSs; wood wood wReeis iarse trunk
and trunk rack; beautiful gray finish: az
good good tires: splendid h motor This Is very
ktol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl.
T3300. Open Sun. and eve.
PONTIAC 1884 de luxe 2-door sedan: looks
like new; only 1919; terms, $40 down.
PONTIAC, 1894 2-door sedan. motor, paint.
tires and general condition Of this One
car is OF the best and will please the most
critical buyer, 1895. L. P. steuart. Inc.
PoNT1Ac 1898 2.door touring sedan;
with the fne condition; s2s5. c; C. c;
St. nv Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve:
PONTIAC 1888 brougham; 6-wheel equip
ment very sporty car that's in the best Of
mechanical condition; g very good tires
and spotless interior; truly bargain at
S325. H. B. Leary. 'r.. d. Bros' 1921
| l4th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1884 Commander sedan.
one OF the best cars ever built by Stude-
| baker; motor and rubber excellent. spotless
interior: very very hne car; s379. L. P. steu-
TERRAPLANE 1887 4-door touring sedan,
finish, Just nicely broken in by one Of our
| officials and sold to you as demonstrator
| with most generous discount B. g. B. Auto
Sales Co., Terraplane Dealer. 2024 14th
| st. NV.
TERRAPLANEs- six-cyl sedan, used
by company Official only. Big special dis
count Act quickly; Hudson -Terraplans
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LEGAL NOTICES.
e. Russell KELLY 4 WILLIAM ]. KELLY.
Attorneys, 4O6 9th st. NV. (Dist. 14O4).

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia.-Albert Jacob jacobson. 925 sth St,
NV; Plaintiff. VS.. Helen Halbers jacobson.
Elizsbeth, E5se New Ter Jersey, Defendant:INo:
Declare the defendant deceased. On motion
Of the plaintiff. it is this :4th day OF May.
1897. ordered that the defendant. Helen
Halberg Jacobson. Elizabeth, New Jersey.
cause her appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive Of
after the day Of the first publication Of
this order. otherwise the cause viii be pro-
vided. . copy. of this order be published
once z week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Eeporter, and the
PRoCToR Justice. (seai) Attest:
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk BY C. B.
coffin Assistant Clerk. my17,24,31
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STORES FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE .FURN. Law OFFICE SPACE.
Now available. For details call National
140l,
SINGLE 2-RM. 3-RM SUITES; MOD
ern. fireproof office bldg. of highest type
in heart Of business and financial district
Natl. Metropolitan Bank. trust dept. 6l3
18th ST. NV Natl I3nS
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TAKOMA PARK. MD. 3l5 HOLLY AVE
$3.50 $500 cash-New detached brick
bung allow. 5 rooms. modern; unusual kitch-
en-. large attic; 2-car built-in garage; NV.
h.: lot 50xl36; half block school.
BUILDER. 2S'
BUNGALOW: SIX LARGE ROOMS; Al
condition; nearly new: hot-water heat
Just of Suitland road: S4 300. terms. G, H.
LALEGER. 14lO H st. NV. District ISIS.
Eve. Georgia POSI-. 24s
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$685..

Small down payment small monthly
payment. New 2-story brick in nearby Va.
ette. living room with stone fireplace; large
basement, h.-w.h.; 2 large bed rooms on
second floor; ample closet space, large
porch and garage. Phone Atlantic 3160.
After 6 D m Walnut Z 63-W.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

II MILES D. c. LINE; 2-1O ACRES
white oak timbered tract; near Indian
Head State road; only 1866 on easy
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

25 ACRES
Close to Defense Highway: $50 per acre.
ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

52-ACRE FARM, 7-ROOM HOUSE A.
room tenant house and large barn. Lo-
Gated at Oxon Hill, Md. ROBT. H. BELL
Sterling 9Sl9. Pa
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PLYMOUTH 1885 convertible coupe; ap-
pearance and condition equal to new; price,
$475; easy terms. Schlegel 6S Golden. 333
Carroll st.. TakomaA D. Q. Georgia $3.50.
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SUMNER HOMES.

RENT OR SALEM MOUNTAINS NEAR
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa; comfortably fur
niShed., 8 r. and bath, verandas: near
golf club. RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
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ONLY S6, 450-EASY TERMS.
An all-stone house among the trees in
nearby Virginia. If you like the unusual.
you should see the large. studio living
room with matching stone fireplace. Fea-
tured are oil heat, tile bath. electric range
and refrigerator. two large bed rooms.
Lot has 75-foot frontage. A. lovely Sum-
mer or year-'round home for discrimi-
mating people. Address Box 2S1-J. Star
ONCE
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FUTURE.
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BY THE oWNER-NEAR LEE MEMO
house, hot-water heat, Gen. Elec refrig-
Grafton; new Hot Point electric range;
bath, elec. lights and running water: dou-
IT at $4,000: terms Additional acreage
available. Address Box 1914, Star Of
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STUDEBAKER 1884 Commander sedan,
one of the best cars ever built by Stude-
baker; motor and rubber excellent. spotless
art, Inc 1925 l4th st NV
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DODGE 1895 trunk sedan; floating power:
hydraulic brakes; all-steel body; safety
glass. and many other fine Dodge fea-
lures; motor and rubber will please the
most critical buyer; S6s5; 3O-day guaran-
tee. H. B. Leary, jr., & Bros, 1921 14th
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THOMAS j. OWEN & SON Auctioneer,
143l EYE ST NV
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FORD 1887 de luxe Fordor; trunk. access
sories: like new: S125 reduction; private
owner. 90 Mass. ave. ne. 3O'
GRAHAM 1885 2-door sedan; truly this
is a fine car that's in the best Of mechan-
ical condition: very good rubber: spotless
interior; q car you will be proud to own
and drive: S415. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925
I4th st. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DODGE 1888 5-passenger sedan; excellent
paint, all good tires. splendid motor; this
car Is certainly priced low at S2s5: c. c.
c. guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922
22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun. and
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OIDsMOBILE 1887 6-cyi de luxe 4-door
driven LOO miles; S795. Call Col. 2O75.
OLDSMOBILE, 1882 convertible coupe. de
luxe equipped. $40 down, $1S month.
PRY MOTOR CAR CO.. branch. 1927 14th
OLDSMOBILE de luxe 1881 sedan must
be sold for storage: sacrifice. S119.00;
terms. $1,000. Evans Palmer. N. Y. &
Fla. aves. ne.
PACKARD. 1928 8-cylinder sport coupe.
S69 PRY MOTOR CAR CO. Packard
Dealer. bO13 Conn. ave.
PACKARD. 1890 4-door sedan. original
black factory finish, way above average
condition S45 down. PRY MOTOR CAR
CO. Packard Dealer. branch, 1897 14th
PLYMOUTH 1886 2-door sedan: original
finish like new also tires like new: a very
clean car with low mileage: new-car guar
antee for 30 days Toms Auto Service
Inc. 1000 Bladensburg rd ne. Line. $500
PLYMOUTH 1885 coach with trunk. in
beautiful condition. good tires. clean up
holstery. paint like new: low mileage;
$395. 716 18th st NV.
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door sedan or de luxe
coupe; with rumble seat and radio; paint,
tires and motor in new-Car cond.: these
cars. less than a VI. old. are protected
Sm. down payment or your car in trade.
with terms from S25 mo. makes easy
the purchase of these economically popu-
lar Plymouth cars. CoaSt-In, Inc. 1865
Conn. ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr trunk sedan; low
mileage perfect condition: reduced S435
Mr. BriCkell l21S Conn ave oBs
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TERRAPIANE 1884 coupe, rumble seat;
equipped with radio. practically new tires
excellent paint: as clean as a hound S
tooth. Gold Seal Guaranty and personally
Endorsed. S395. Fleming Motor Car Co
1000
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FORD 1886 VS. Tudor with heater. nurse
going Europe, excellent; real bargain.
terms Col ll52 evenings
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1887 gray 8 2-door touring
sedan with largest trunk: driven one
month and returned to finance company
May be bought for unpaid balance: SD7
cash and S4l per month no trade can be
1921 Conn Cleveland slo1. 'A'0'
sTUDEBAKER 1882 de luxe standard
sale only, Sl69.0 terms. $500 down.
Evans Palmer. N. Y. & Fla aves ne.
STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator "6'' coupe;
equipped with heater perfect mechsni-
cally and appearance; $3.50; terms; guar
anteed. Barnes Motors. 1929 14th st. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

FORD 1886 VS. Tudor with heater. nurse
going Europe. excellent; real bargain.
| terms. Col. 1152 evenings.
FORD 1888 Tudor: original gray factory
al cean so'd nero pssd
| at 1928; small down payment. easy mo
payments. Honest financing. Owens Mo-
| tor Co. 1923 Ga. ave.
condition; all fine tires seat covers; original
ow HS'f Honest st Price Of sse5 small % down pay
ing. ing owen. WEI M Motor Co. 63aa Ga. ave.
FORD FORD 1893 sedan de luxe Fordor; fin;sh. fiash.
ally completely, gone over. in the pink Of
aS seq ony ssD aPs
Motor Corp. Champlain ST.. at Kalorama
FORD 1880 Tudor; painted and checked
transportation at low price sIe5. Fiem-
Kalorama I'd. NV. Columbia 1920.
FORD 1897 de luxe roadster. Special at
ave. Packard Dealer.
HUDSON latest 1882 coupe aerotype
rqmole seat seat super er flash fash motor sacrifice
N Y. y Fla. aveS. ne.
HUDSON eight sedan: perfect condition:
used less than 1900 miles $500. half cash,
balance So monthly: consider smaller
LOU tai III pdI paSi r fktducE.
80 18th st NV
HUPMOBILE sedan de luxe. looks and runs
fine; sacrifice, $500. Evans Palmer
ABB Conn. ave. NV.
LA SALE de luxe sedan. looks and runs
fine: sacrifice, Sl39 90; terms $50 90
down. Evans Palmer. 4432 Conn. ave NV.
NASH de luxe special six sedan. almost
like new: only S97 90; terms. Evans
Palmer, N. Y. x Fla aVeS. ne.
NASH 1929 standard 4-door sedan. sos:
good condition 4 new tires, Phone Shep-
| herd 29iS-J after D m.
NASH 1888 4-door de luxe sedan g wheels
original black factory finish car shows
unusually good care: sos down, S22 month.
PRY MOTOR CAR co. Packard Dealer.
1927 l4th ST. NV.
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FORD 1896 de luxe sport phaeton. almost
new. beautiful silver gun metal finish lined
with long grain handbuffed leather
Sacrlhce, Si6g.00: terms only $50 90 down.
Evans Palmer. l4th 4 l. StS n W
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FORDs-FORDs-PoRDs.

1935-1936 de luxe Sedaus radio equipped
| look and perform like new cars. Condi-
| toned to give guaranteed service Sold on
guarantee, terms as low as S25 month
| COast-In. inc. 1855 Conn. ave nv
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1880 sedan de luxe: six
wheels and tires: drives real fine: S63
cash. Adams S4N2- CRs
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Rum mage Lots of
Wash FABRICS

(sae yds.) REMNANTS WASH FAB
RIGS, good useful lengths. 1K0
Regularly csc to 3sc. I'd AOC
(83S yds.) REMNANTS WASH FAB
RIGS, good useful lengths. Q1AN
Resularly 1oc I'd. Yd.---- OZxC
(49 yds.) PRINTED SHEER WASH
FABR!cs' n regularly 1ec l2hc
(I39 yds.) 36-IN. LACE CLOTHS,
cotton fabrics. regularly 29c AO
Hoe yd.J NOVELTY PToUEs AND
SEERSUCKERS, white and 1QO
colored. Was 38c . yard AOC
q pcs3 NOVELTY LACE CORDS. in
wanted colors. 36-inch widths. QR
Was SOC I'd. d.------Yd. AON
uS pcs) PLAIN COLOR SEERSUCK-
ERs, in pastel colors. 36-in. 1AR
widths. ReeuIarly 29c. I'D AC
(21h yds.) PLAIN COLOR PERCAIES.
also ginghams, regularly vOlAO
19c to 25c grades Yd. - TZO
(3 pcs.) 36-IN. CORD LACE in
wanted colors. Regularly 1.69 QRR
fe pcsI POINT DEsPRIT. 70 inches
wide. also plain net. Resu- 49C
larly 9Sc to 1.19 yard ~ OS
g pcs) RAYON LACES. in wanted
colors. 36-inch widths. Was AQ0
1.29 ward = 1OO
Goldenbergs-Main Floor
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ORDERED TO PITTSBURGH
Lieut.. Col. w. z. r. Covell to Joir
Sd Corps Area Reserves.

Lieut.. Col. w. Z. r. Covell. Army
Corps OF Engineers, native Of the Dis
trict and former Assistant District
Engineer Commissioner, has been Or
dered to duty with the Organized Re-
serve, Sd Corps Area, with station at
Pittsburgh, the War Department an
nounced. He will take over this duty
May IL.
Similar orders also have been is
sued in the case Of Capt. Charles G.
Holle, now on duty here.
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SEAL GUEST SPEAKER
Junior Board Of Commerce to Hold

Luncheon at Lee House.
Corporation Counsel Elwood H. Seal
was guest speaker today at the weekly
luncheon Of the Junior Board Of Com
merce at the Lee House.
Seal told the large gathering Of
young business men about the pend
Ing legislative program in Congress.
Albert e. Conradis, president Of the
club. presided.
Evening star., 1937-01-28
SP0RTSWEAR

(25) BRUSHED W o o L SWEATERS
slip-on and coat styles. Were KRA
(25) ANGORETTE DRESSES.
tailored styles. Broken sizes 0zm
II to 20. Were 1-29---- use
4 T.: :..l i . 20. %: ware ss';a s:ss s9e
u2) 2-PC. KNIT SUITS,
all wool Sizes 1s to 90. Il 0Q
Were 5.95 3sOO
600 BLOUSES, vomen's and misses
panne satin and crepe. Sizes z1n
"a to 40. Were 1 SO to 1873 sc
U2) TWIN SWEATER SETS, Il co
wool. navy only. Were 3.9S AsVO
GoIdenberrs-Second Floor.
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Don't Miss This
RUMMAGE OF
C0RSETS, ETC.

t150) BRAssIEREs AND BANDEAUS.
broesded, In small sizes. unl
1851 CoRSETS AND CORSETTEs. bro
caded. Broken sizes. Were 0On
1.1o to OOC
(6O) SWAY ST1ETCH GIRDLKS.
small and medium sizes. We're u0A
29c each 1OS
(12O) TW0-WAY GRDLES. Lastex,
small. medium, large Sizes. 2RN,
neat, brocaded. Broken sizes. KA
Were 29c OC
Goldeaberr's-Second Floor
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Only Twice a Year These
Values!
W0MEN'S DRESSES
Regularly -
7.95 to

Good looking crepe, sheer wool
and novelty cloth dresses in a
beautiful array of attractive
styles. Broken sizes and colors,
IA to 46.
(94) WOMEN'S AND MISSES
DRESSES, crepes and sheer wools.
Broken sizes and colors. ~
Were 500 to 5.96-- Asss
(2S) FINE CREPE Or NOVELTY
DRESSES, for women and misses in
broken sizes. Were 1925 to ~
1895 Wv
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Rn,nmage Excitement iS
BEDDING

~ INNERsPRING MATTRESS. 8 Il.
8 in. wide, "Dreamland" IN m
slightly soiled. 4.50 value AVsVV
UD RSPRIN MATTRESS.
''Dreamland," floor sample. ~ Ok
Size 4 #. Was 34.50-- Il sSO
CD INNERSPRNG MATTRESSES.
sanitiZed A c A tick with 90
all vents. Were 24.50--- 11sOO
Cd LAYER FELT MATTRESS. A c. A
tick, It. 3 in. wide, foor IN m
sample. Was 1000 AVsVV
"a LAYER FELT MATTRESS. A Q A
tick. It. in. door II 90
sample. Was 24.60---- A1sOO
q, COIL SPRIN @ 8. .Helical tied.
stabilizer. REGULARLY q 4R
(1) STUDIO COUCH. covered in Neva
Wet, green. Floor sample. 10 OK
Regularly 34.96---- xOsOO
CD STUDIO COUCHES, green. brown.
rust tapestry. Floor Do OK
samples. Were $685. SOsOO
Cd BED HI STUDIO, green tapestry.
reversible mattress. Nevs Wet pro-
cessed. Floor sample. Was QA 40
GoldenbeYo'1Third Floor
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Save on Rum mage
D0MESTIcS

(40) sOxIo8 SHEETS, yards 0An
long. Seconds Of 1.39 Grade OC
g. cRNKLE 1EpsfkEADs; size
Were 100 ------------- OOC
(s) REVERSIBLE BLANKETS. part
wool, reversible. Size 70x60. 4 10
Seconds Of 1.s9 grade - 1sAO
u3) BLEACHED SEAMLESS SHEETS,
size 72x90, seconds OF 1.19 RQS
(SDBLEACHED SEAMLESS SHEETS.
size S1x99, damaged. Regu- QQn
lar 1.29 values s--- wv
(6 dos, BLEACHED PILLOW CASES.
damaged. High-srade quail IR0
es7, CoTToN BATS, M.pound size.
Pure white cotton. Were zlAO
CD W II ITE DIMITY
SPREADS. size 72x9e, soiled. IN
(5) REVERSIBLE BLANKETS, size
7OxS0, satin bindings, faded . ~
All wool. Were sos - SsOs
(162 yds.) UNBLEACHED uOIAn
SHEETING. remnants A~ Z<O
t2ss yds.) REMNANTS UNBLEACHED
COTTON, slightly soiled. Reg "a
ularIy 1Oc to 12hc I'd. ---- ~
I'd CANDLEWICK BEDSPREAD. slight
~ damaged. Regularly 3.o5 2z
Goldenberg,s-Mdin Floor
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GoldenbeYo's-Third Floor
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COTTON DRESSES

(12O) COTTON AND SHEER
DRESSES, in broken sizes and AA0
colors. Regularly S9c---- ~
u5) BLANKET CLOTH
BATHROBES. Regularly sell 4 90
for 1.95 - AsOO
ca e-PC. KNITTED ROBES, 00>
lounging robes. Regularly 500 OOO
a. BLANKET CLOTH ROBES, OA~
regularly selling for 1.96---- O3S
U2O) COTTON DRESSES. in
broken sizes and colors. Reg 0AA
ularly 79c values ------ ~7O
Goldenberr,s-Second Floor.
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Rammaee Thrills j,
NECkWEAR

(4s) ODD LOT BLOUsEs.
gay colors, broken sizes. Reg 0zI
ularly SOC So
500 WOMEN'S SHOULDER
ETTES, white and aqua. Pure 40
worsted. Were 1.00--- 1O>
(4O) WOMEN'S BLOUsES,
smertly STYLED with long co
sleeves. Were 1.95 95-- OO>
(62) BETTER NECKWEAR,
smart styles, slightly soaled. A.
Were CSC 1V>
(s> woMEN's NECKWEAR.
velvets, lame, satin vestees, o.
jabotS. Were 1.95-- OO>
(3OO) SCARFS AND MUFFLER
Mems and women's rayon and o.
silk. wool type. Were &c., S2'
900 WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. hish
wee necks. vestees. lsces,
satins, piques, white. Were III
$50 do1.) PRINT HANDKER-
CHIEFS for women. Soft ba. 10
tiste. Were &c each. 6 for AO>
600 doz.) MEMS HANDKERCHIEF
colored woven borders or al n
white cotton. Were &c each n
co doz., WOMEN'S HANKIES, pul
linen and bastiste, hand en- e
broidered applique. Were 12hc W
(50) GIRLS UNIFORM TIES, q.
black Windsor style. Were sec ~
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Thrilling RMmmaee
SILKS { ACETATES

u.5O0) SAMPLE PIECES, silks and
acetates, plain or printed. Were d
15c each Each - OC
47s yds) REMNANTS TAFFETA. cel-
anese and faille rayon tat OOn
feta. Was 49c and 59c I'd. - SOC
t462 yds.) REMNANTS CREPES. all
silk fiat or rayon French crepeS.
1 to Ia yd- lengths Were U00
49c to soc I'd. Yd- AOC
(34s yds.) RAYON FRENCH
CkEPES, pastel colors. Was U0O
t239 .yds.l REMNANTS WooLENS.
54oinsn widths was LOO to 49C
as ydsJ REMNANTS vELvETEEN.
In brown only. Regularly OAn
sells for more -- S1C
g PES, se-IN. METAL cREPE, for
lovely dresses and blouses. 94O
Was 1.5e I'd. ------- OOC
1,1ss yds.) snK-ACETATE-RAY
ONS, remnants, regularly Qkn
selling for 69e to 100 I'd OOC
(37 yds3 ACETATE CREPEs. grey
and navy blue. 39-in. width. ORN
Regularly 69c I'd. ------- SOV
or yds.) WOOL NOVELTY CREPEs.
all wool, 54-tnch widths. %
Regularly 1.79 I'd. --- AsAO
us yds.) ALL.WOOL COATINGS.
brown and navy blue. "a 40
inches wide. Was 1.95 I'd. As7S
Goldenbergs-Mnin Floor
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Ranmaee Values in
PAINTS And
WALL PAPERS

Is saIs.) MoNAD DUTCH ENAMEL,
quick drying. Was 500 q %
sst1ou ------------------ sOV
Us ats3 MONAD LINOLEuM FIN.
IsH' waterproof. Was Lac QRC
w. -----------------
20 gals.) MONAD SPAR vARNISH, for
inside or out. Regularly \ co
$50 gallon n- 1sOO
u6 salsJ RED ROOF PAINT. mixed
with hnseed OIL Was 1.5s IIQ
BalIUu -
(2SH .galA) FLOOR ENAlfEL, wood.
concrete. or cement doors. IN
Was 1.69 half gallon 1s1O
WASHABLE WALLPAPERS, many pat.
terms. Regularly 1Sc to SOC u0A
single roll 1SC
ROOM LOT wALLPAPERS, some wash.
able, for 12x14 room. was On
ESQ to 3.96 room lot--- AsOO
Goldenberys-Dopnstotrs
Evening star., 1937-12-15

wife Is i'll and where a housekeeping
aid would be of great assistance dur
ing the period of illness.
Changes In Bylaws.
Richard Wilmer, chairman of the
Legislative Committee, made a report
OF the revision Of the bylaws of
thepeociety, which was adopted unani-
mously.
Finance reports by Joshua Evans,
jr- treasurer, and George Hewitt N.Y.
ers. chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee. were heard. Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone, president, presided.
Besides those mentioned, board
members present were Mrs. Leonard
A. Block, Miss Elizabeth Bryan, Mrs.
G. Rowland Chase, Mrs. Charles B.
Crawford, Mrs. Charles c. Glover, jr.,
Walter Bruce Howe, Miss Virginia
Hunt, R. M. Kaufman, Mark Lans-
burgh. Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs. Will
liam Marbury, Harold N. Marsh, Mrs.
Keith Merrill, Mrs. Henry Morgen-
thau, jr, Mrs. Cresson Newbold, Ms.
John jay OConnor, Miss Elsa M.
Peterson, Charles w. Pimper, John
L. Proctor, Mrs Charles F. Wilson
and Mrs. John Marvin Wright.
Evening star., 1937-12-15
Finds Whaling Glamour Gone
In Mass Production Efficiency
1t. Craik Describes Ex.
perience in ''FactOry'
of Today.

The modern whaling industry Is a
far cry from the old New England
whaling boats, 1t. James d. Craik said
today after returning to Washington
from an eight-month trip on the
FRANCO, an American whaling fac
tory"
1t. Craik, the first Coast Guard
officer assigned to duty under the
Whaling Treaty Act, spent his time
measuring whales and keeping track
of the oil from undersized animals,
which is subject to seizure by the
Government under the international
treaty.
He also went out in the killer boats
for the experience.
Modern whalers are completely
different from the boats that once
put out from New Bedford on their
two-year voyages" 1t. Craik said
The risk is much less, for the killer
boats are larger and not likely to
capsize."
In one season in the Antarctic q
modern Whaler can get as much
whaling oil as the old-fashioned boats
got in 80 years of whaling.
Sometimes a whale would give us
a good three-hour chase. The whale
would go down for as long as eight
minutes at time, and when he
came up again he would be far away
Then we'd have to turn the boat
around and go after him again"
During the four months 1t. Craik
Evening star., 1937-12-15
SHOOTING OF OMAN
IN WEST CONFESSED
Guilty Plea Entered by Man Once
Quizzed and Freed by County
Officers.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 15.-A 23-year-
old married man who was arrested by
G-men after Jackson County officers
questioned and released him pleaded
guilty yesterday to charges he shot a
Federal agent who attempted to trap
him in a $500 extortion.
The Federal arrest Sunday of Wood
row Wilson Price. father of two chill
dren, and his blunt Il plead guilty"
yesterday capped case that drew
heated criticism of the F.. B. I. from
Sheriff James L. Williams.
Price was ordered held for grand
jury action after entering his plea at
an arralgnment. His arrest first was
disclosed at Washington by j. Edgar
Hoover, who said Price confessed seri-
ously wounding Agent Henry A. Snow
with shotgun at Independence, Mo,
the night of December 6. Mr.. Snow
was one of several agents who set a
trap for man who had demanded
money from Howard B. Jacobs, Inde-
pendence coal dealer, under threat of
harming Mr.. Jacobs daughter.
Sheriff Williams. who had accused
the F. B. I. Of not taking his men into