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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
New Fabrics Are
Heartily Greeted

Even the sober-sides and plain
James among us have a way of rele-
eating the darker colors and more
seryiceable fabrics to temporary OBJ
ivion, while we revel in the airiness
and Intoxicating brightness of the
cottons and sheers of the merry,
mad spring and summer.
We caper into our dirnity blouses
and chambray frocks, and plant the
gayest of inverted straw flower pots,
with cambria blossoms budding at
the wrong end, on our unoffending
heads. Then, with a disdainful
sniff at the exotic musks and slun-
brous sandalwoods of our last win
ter's delight, we turn again to the
floral scents.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
The Answers

l. The recurrence of the same
sounds at the beginning of two or
more words in a sentence in close
succession, as: can Austrian
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
MchM2n@
Says: ~
1t Seldom Happens

IL oelQOm happens
The best news a pessimist can
hear is the coming true of one of
his predictions.
When you feel sour and cross,
look at yourself in the mirror.
That ought to be a cure.
Dictatorship may do something
for democracy yet-through the
reaction that results from them.
A Prime Requisite
To influence people for good you
must believe in them.
We think American good sense
will bring the country through;
but can we be sure it is inexhaust-
ible?
Distinctive Difference
Great minds run in the same
channel. But a channel is not a
rut.
Always behave so discreetly
that you will not regret putting
your name in your hat.
Even if man isn't well up in
the social scale, he dislikes being
cut by his barber.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01

HERE is another rug to add to
your collection. 1t is not in
either of the books, or the leaflet
offered herewith. Use wool rags
in strips A-inch wide and a GRO
Chef hook with 3s-inch shank. The
circles, squares and triangles are
joined with the crochet slipstitch.
The border is in single crochet
with stitches added at the corners
to make it lie flat.
Circles: 1st row. Chain 8. Join.
Make 6 single crochet stitches in
circle. End row. 2 in each
stitch. 3rd row. Change colors.
Add ! S in every End stitch. 4th
row. Add l in every 3rd
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
AROUND
THE HOUSE

Use for Lumpy Sugar.-Lumpy
sugar will make simple syrup
good for sweetening if put in
water and heated. A few drops
of vanilla may be added.
When Burning Vegetable Ref
use.-Put a handful of salt with
the rubbish. This will prevent any
unpleasant odor.
Coffee Stains. - Remove from
silks or woolens by soaking them
in pure glycerine. Wash off in
tepid, soapless water.
Chocolate Substitute.-When u.s.
ing cocoa in place of chocolate,
use three and one-half tablespoon
fuls of cocoa for each ounce of
chocolate, and add one-haf table
spoonful butter.
Use for Newspapers. - Save
plenty of clean newspapers for the
moth season. Moths loathe print
er's ink, so you'll find the papers
useful when woolies and blankets
have to be stored away.
When Making Fruit Tart
Mix a little contour with the
sugar before adding it to the fruit.
This will make the juice like
syrup and prevent it from boiling
over.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
Tweed the Thing
For Travel Coat

If you are going to the New York
fair or the San Francisco fair coat
of tweed's the thing for travel. When
it comes to choosing the plaid or
the stripe wooden fashion bids you
make it snappy." Choose just as
big and as bold stripes or plaids as
you please. You will find a coat of
handsome tweed your best friend
that will prove indispensable on your
trip.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01

Noble Character
Nobleness of character is moth
ing but steady love of good, and
steady scorn of evil.-Froude.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
How rs Women Lost Ugly
FAT In Special n. Y. Test

is made right here in u. S. A. from
famous English formula.
And this Is IMPORTANT: Krusohen is
NOT harmful. II Is not Just ono salt as
some people ign0rantly believe. Rather,
it's blend Of active minerals, which
when dissolved in water make q health
full mineral drink similar to effe ctivo
Spa waters where wealthy women have
gone for years. A Jar Of Kruschen costs
only few cents and lasts 9 weeks.
So, fat ladies-get some gumptionl
MAKE UP YOUR MIND YOU'LL STICK
to the above Plan for % days and just see
If you don't lose fat and feel healthier
and younger You can get Kruschen at
druggists everywhere.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
Play Up Dots in
Summer Fashions

Dotted prints are the rage. Such
an orgy of dots as are playing up
this season, eye never before has
seen, and such antics as these dots
tiny, huge and every size between
are playing! The novelty and in
genious effects achieved in dotted
patternings and colorings battle de-
scription. The new and popular
twin prints that reverse their col
ors are going strong as they give
dressmakers chance to work out
most ingenious combinations.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
How Women
i'm Their 4O's
Can Attract Men

Here's good advice for woman during her
change CASUALLY from 38 to 52), who fears
she'll lose her appeal to men, who worries
about hot flashes, loss of pep, dizzy spells,
upset nerves and moody spells.
Get more fresh air, s hrs. sleep and il you
need good general system tonic take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
especially for women. 1t helps Nature build
up physical resistance, thus helps give more
yivacity to enjoy life and assist calming
often accompany change Of life. WELL
WORTH TRYING
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
ASK ME
ANOTHER
The Questions
l. What is an ALTERATION?
2. Claustrophobia is the fear {

/. What is an ALTERATION?
2. Claustrophobia is the fear of
what?
8. Can anything that has been
done be undone?
4. What is the largest number
used?
S. What is the date of the flood
in the Bible?
6. Is brass mined?
z. What is the difference be-
tween being interested and GU
rious?
8. Is there any soda in soda
water?
9. Are there any of the books of
the Bible in which God is not men
toned?
10. What causes clouds to be col
ored?
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-06-01
Ask Your Doctor If Il Isn't
Good Way. Read EVERY Word

NEW YORK. N. Yin a test by a
prominent N. Y. Physician and nationally
known newspaper woman-25 women lost
total of 2s6 lbs. in 40 days. YOU, too,
can follow this SAME, SENSIBLE plan
right at home and here it is:
First of all go light on fatty meats and
sweets: Eat plentifully Of lean meats, fish,
fowl. fresh fruits and vegetables. And for
proper functioning by removal of accumu.
lated wastes take half teaspoonful of
Kruschen in hot water every morn
ing. DON'T MISS A MORNING. Kruschen
Evening star., 1939-10-05
NEWS WEAR

12) Muslin and Cotton Nixhtshirts.
Full length. Slight irregulars. Broken
sizes. Reg. 64e
~ Work Shirts. Blue chambray.
Unbreakable buttons. Reg. sec 28e
81 Broadcloth Shirts. Full cut. With
fused collar Slightly mussed. Broken
sizes. Regularly 69c 20.
(5) Sport Sweaters. Novelty patterns.
Two tones. Upper fronts Two pock-
cts. Broken sizes. Reg. 80 -oee
(lO) Robes. Broadcloths, crashes.
nub yarns. All fast colors. Small
and medium sizes. Reg. 1.49 74e
W Suede Cloth Jackets. Knitted
collar. cuffs and waist. Size SO only.
Reg. So 2--- 90.
(6) Broadcloth Pajamas. Coat or
MILDLY style. Slightly mussed. Sizes
B, G. D. Regularly 6sc 3ee
w Blanket Robes. Medium weight
cotton. Matching rayon girdle Pock-
cts. Medium size. Regularly 1,29 soe
uS) Coat Sweaters. $50 wool. Shut
Ton front. Slight irregulars. Most
sizes. Regularly 4se
(loo) Cotton Hose. Blazer stripe.
Shortees and regular length. All sizes.
Reg. 15c =.
(6) Suede Jackets. Knitted collar
cuf1s and waist. Slightly spotted
Broken sizes. Regularly sos --3.67
~ Suede Jackets. Cossack stvle.
Some with suede collars. Broken sizes
Reg. 6.95 o.
1851 All-Wool Sleeveless Sweaters.
Barrel neck. Plain colors and stripes
All sizes. Regularly 89c 3ar
(zs) FlanneIette Nightshirts, Full
cut. Military collar. Slight irreeu-
lars. Most sizes. Reg. s9c a..
~ Capeskin Jacket. Natural color
Slightly soiled. Knitted collar cuffs
waist. Size 46. Reg. 7.s5 OK
W broadcloth Pajamas. Russian
style. Slightly soiled. Size D. Req
l.so ~.
U fiannelette Pajamas and Night-
shlrts. Coat styles. Slightly soiled
Large sizes. Regularly 1.49 s6e
~ Unionsuits. l fleece lined: 3 all
cotton ribbed medium weight. Size
So. Regularly / so 20.
uo) AH-Wool Sweaters. Turtle neck.
sleeveless. Plain colors. Broken sizes.
Reg. lis a1.
Goldenberr's-MninI IFloor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
GIRLS, INFANTS

(70) Dresses and House Coats. Many
colors and patterns. Broken sizes J
to IL in the group. Regularly 79c TO
lis 39e
(50) Slips and Panties. White or flesh
cotton and rayons. Sizes to IA.
Regularly 29c and 39c -------l6e
(15) Children's Union Suits. Slightly
soiled. Sizes to IL in the assort-
ment. Regularly 79c 3oe
(25) Sweaters. All-Wool slipons in
various light and dark colors. Sizes
3 to 6. Regularly 79c - 4ee
(3) Coats, lightweight. Slightly soiled.
Light colors. Sizes IL to IA. Regu-
larly 5.99 ------------------- 99e
15) Infants Sacques. White with
blue or pink. Slightly soiled from
display Regularly 79c ----39e
(20) Infants Sweaters, coat and
slipon styles. Broken sizes. Several
colors. Regularly lis 5oe
(30) Raincapes. Broken sizes. Bright
colors. Rainproof Regularly
l.Oo 44e
(15) Rayon Dresses. Broken sizes and
colors. 3 to IL. Many styles in the
group Regularly 119 and 1.59- -7se
(20) Boys Wash Suits. One and two
piece styles of good cottons. Many
colors. Sizes to 6. Regularly 79c, 34e
Goldenbergs-Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
DOMESTICS

W olXlO5 hayOn spreads, gOld color
only. Regularly 1.19 -------- S9e
(15) Solid Color Blankets, 70x80 inch,
so wool. Slightly soiled. Rose, blue,
green, orchid and brown Regularly
1.19 7Se
(5) Chenille Bedspreads. Twin-bed
size. Soled from display. Choice of
colors Regularly 3.95 100
u0 Sateen Comforts, 70x84 inch,
wool filled. Blue, rose or green print
ed covers. Regularly 298 - 2.3o
(37) Bleached Pillow Cases, 42x36
inch. Seconds. Regularly 19c l2he
(6) ColonialsBedspreads, 87xl05 inch.
Gold color only Slight seconds. Save
more than half. Regularly l95, o9e
(2) Printed Sateen LOTT Puff Com
forts, 72X84 inch. Slightly soiled.
Extra quality. Regularly 395-- l.oo
(3) Wool-Filled Comforts, 72xs4
inch. Printed covers. Slightly soiled
from handling. Regularly 495, 2.99
(487 yds.) Mill Lengths of Sheet
Blankets, 72-inch white cotton. l to
liz yd. lengths. Yd.---- 25e
t768 yds.) Outing Flannel Remnants.
2 to S yd. lengths. Colored stripes.
Regularly 19c. yd. --12he
1855 yds.) Unbleached Sheeting
Remnants, SO inch. High count quail
ity. Regularly 15c, yd. 94e
(6) Chenille Bedspreads, twin size.
White and colors Elaborate designs
on heavy cotton. Regularly 495, 2.9e
'S) Wool Auto Robes. Colorful plaids
in dark patterns. Fringed all around.
Regularly 495 3.sa
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05

HOSIERY

(262) Fashioned Silk Hose; 3
and 4 thread ringless chif1ons Sec
onds Of 7sc and 100. Also 004
perfect service weight - % ~
(307) Full-Fashioned Knee High Silk
Hose; 3-thread ringless sheers. Las
tex tops. Sizes 9 to 1917. Regularly
79c - 29e
n94) Pure Silk Chiffon Hose. Knit
to fit. Fall colors. Sizes 81a to 1912.
Reg. 39c 1900 .-- 1850 29e
(2S4) Ringless Chiffon Hose. 2 and
thread Fall colors, sizes 8la to
l012. Mill mends of 79c and 100 27e
u16) Kant Run Silk Hose. Guaran-
teed not to run down. Sizes 81a to
1012. Fall colors. Irregulars of
soc ----------- ---------.-- 25e
n66) Service Weight Hose. Long
wearing rayons in smart Fall colors.
Broken size range. Regularly 29c 1oe
(303) Pure-Silk Chiffon Hose. Silk
from top to toe New Fall colors.
Sizes 8l2 to 1912. Seconds of 39c l5e
t2S4) Children's Socks. Boys golf
hose, new Fall patterns. Children's
* socks in plaids, etc. Seconds of
l9c and 29c he
'3l6) Boys Slack Socks. Bright COL
ored striped patterns. Seconds of
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
DRAPERIES

(100) Rayon and Cotton Knitted
Curtains. Allover and bordered styles.
21e yds. long. Reg. 66e
(200) Ruhled and Tailored Curtains.
Also cottage sets. Some slightly soiled.
Regularly 79c to 100. pr.-37e
(28) Oilsilk Bathroom Curtains. Pris-
ella style. IL yds. long. Blue or
orchid. Regularly 1.29, pr.---59e
(30) Rayon Taffeta Pillows, Kapok
filled. Damaged in transit A few with
water spots. Regularly 69c, ea.--loe
(250) Tapestry Squares. Brocateil
and damask. 27x27 in. All wanted
colors. Regularly Soc and 79c, ea., 3ee
(2e) Terry Cloth for Drapes. SO in.
wide. Floral and modern patterns in
new fall colors. Regularly 49c -z9e
Goldenbero's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
ACCESSORIES

(64) Handbags. Fabricoids, fabrics
Black, brown. blue, green, etc. All
smart styles. Regularly LOO 5oe
a. Handbags. Wine, chartreuse, ma
genta. Faille, doesuede and patent
leather. Regularly 2.95 l.3o
(3) Overnight Cases. Canvas, leather
bound. Brown and tan. Is, 18 and 81
inch. Regularly 495 ----3.33
W Army Locker. Black, 3o-inch
size. Slightly damaged Regularly
4.s5 2.e5
(50) Fabricoid and Suedine Belts. All
colors, and sizes. Regularly SOC -15e
1867 Chiffon Sashes. Marrow or wide
widths. Many colors. Regularly
39c 7o-
(4O Neckwear Pique, lace trims, all
white. Many necklines and styles.
Regularly soc 2se
(240) Handkerchiefs. Women's and
children's. All white, some colored
borders. Regularly SC, for Sc
(150) Scarfs and Flowers. All colcrs,
all types and sizes for mats, frocks
and coats. Regularly 39c ---19e
Goldenbero,s-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
FURNITURE

O Sofa Bed. Covered with rust
tapestry Opens to double size bed.
Regularly 1895 22.s5
% Walnut Drum Table. With SIM
ulated leather top. Large size.
Regularly 2495 1888
(2) Solid Maple Utility Chests.
Roomy drawers. Regularly SOS 3.44
~ Occasional Rockers. Covered
in green or rust tapestry. Regu-
larly 995 ----5. 5.e5
% Solid Philippine Mahogany
Vanity. Seven-drawer style. Regu-
larly 1895 --l4.e5
U Modern Dresser. Prima-Vera
veneered in stunning design. Regu-
larly 1895 5--1s.ss
U Modern Bedroom Suite. Dress
er, vanity, chest and twin beds.
Regularly 1900 -----l2s.o0
t6) Windsor Chairs. Mahogany
finished on gumwood. Regularly
2.49 9I6e
U Lounge Chair. Covered in
brown leatherette. Regularly 1886,
1888
(2) Bedroom Suites. Bed, dresser
and chest of walnut veneer on gum
wood. Regularly $685. 37.OO
ID Living Room Suite. Large sofa
and chair covered in tapestry. Reg
ularly 1900 "a. 90
% Dining Room Suite. 10 pieces
in butt walnut. 18th century design.
Regularly 169.00 --1lO.oo
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
SPORTSWEAR

u5) Blouses. Cottons and rayons
in good assortment of colors and
styles. Broken sizes 80 to SO. Reg
ularly LOO - 19c
lo) Skirts. Light and dark colors.
Broken sizes "a to 30. Many styles,
some with belts. Regularly l.39. sc
l5) Knit Suits. Two-piece style in
pastels and bright colors. Broken
sizes IL to 20. Regularly 299 l.39
'2o) Coats and Slip-on Sweaters.
French angora and wool, also all
wool. Broken sizes. Regularly l39
to l99 o4r
u) Genuine Suede Leather Jacket.
Brown, size IA. Upper style. Slight
ly damaged. Regularly $50 2.s4
GoldenberD's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
UNDERWEAR

1897 Snugfit Panties and Vests. 12ce
wool. Medium and large sizes. Ideal
for Winter wear. Regularly 29c lee
t4O Knit Union Suits. Built-up
shoulder style. Knee length. Rayon
stripe cotton. Broken sizes. Regu-
larly sec ----- .- ace
1887 Broadcloth Pajamas. Two-piece
style. Also cotton crepe gowns.
Slightly soiled. Regularly l.09 69e
t4O Rayon Satin and French Crepe
Slips. Lace trimmed or tailored.
Slightly soiled from handling. Regu-
larly 159 to 1875 S9e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
HOME FROCKS

(20D Cotton Dresses. Percales in COL
orful fall prints. Light and dark
grounds. Sizes II to a. Regularly
Soc 2ee
(20) Uniforms. White, Slightly soiled
from handling. Broken lots sizes IA
to 40. Regular 1.29 values -59e
(1o0) Cotton Frocks. Bright and
dainty percales, dimities and haxons.
Broken lots sizes IA to so. Regularly
1.19 and 1859. Sac
(100) Women's Dresses. Sheer frocks
in variety Of styles ana colors.
Broken lots sizes II to 40. Regularly
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
CORSETS

1907 Corsettes and Girdles. Reneo
and Vanity makes Broken sizes "a
to 40. REGULARLY 1893 981.4e
n2) Girdles. Two-way stretch lastex.
Medium and large sizes. Regularly
40 ---------1.59
~ Girdles and Corsettes. Practical
Front. P. N. brand. Girdles in 30,
81 and IS. Corsette size 40. Regularly
o.oo --- ---- $50
n) Beau Svelte Corsette. Laced in
ner belt model in size ~. Regu-
larly 395 7s0
Goldenberos-Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
TOYS REDUCED

W Boys Bicycle. Chrome rim and
chain guard. Complete with horn.
Light and carrier. Floor sample.
Regularly 1895 es
u Sidewalk Bike. Red enameled
frame. Floor sample. Large size.
Regularly 095-----9.6e
~ Velocfpede. Mud guard, ball.
bearing pedals. skippy spring steel.
Regularly 1895 s.95
(6) Sleeping Dolls. Hard body.
Jointed. Sleeping eyes and eye lashes.
Soiled. Regularly 100 59e
(6) Soft Body Dolls. 22-inch. Com
pletAly dressed in attractive frock
and hat. Regularly 100
acknowledgements
Evening star., 1939-10-05
APPLIANCES

O 3-Burner Gas Cooker with high
shelf White porcelain trim front.
Regularly 1895 5.---------13.sS
O Gas Range. Buffet model with 4
self-lighting burners. Large oven and
broiler. Utensil drawer. Regularly
1896 70 o5
U Apex Vacuum Cleaner, in good
working condition. Sold as is. Regu-
larly
~ Kelvinator Electric Refrigerator,
reconditioned and guaranteed. One
year free service 50 90
Goldenberg's-DoDns
Evening star., 1939-10-05
BOYS WEAR


uS) Prep's All-Wool Suits. Long
pants suiting patterns. IA to 49,
Regularly 395 2.95
1907 Jr. Boys Corduroy Shorts. Navy,
brown and fancy patterns. to II.
Regularly 119 S8e
(7) Jr. Boys Upper Jackets. Grey or
brown tweeduroy. Sizes to IL. Reg
ularly 1893 ----.---------- 2.79
(22) Crompton Corduroy Outfits.
Upper jacket and matching knickers.
to 16. Regularly 495 3.79
W Boys Upper Jacket. Sturdy
horsehide upper jacket; wool lined.
Size 10. Regularly 9.75 ---7 7.98
~ Boys Horsehide Coats. Wool lined
for plenty of warmth. IL to Is. Reg
ularly 1875 --.--------------S S.95
l0) Jr. Boys Topcoats. Odd lot of
all-wool Fall topcoats. to . yrs.
Regularly 398-498 ------1,79
18) Boys Cloth Knickers. Odd lots,
slightly damaged. Sizes 8 to Is.
Regularly 59c to CSC ---- 39e
t6) Boys Upper Jackets. Plain blues
and plaids. Sizes 10, IL and 20.
Regularly | 90 -------- -l.2o
% Stout Boys Suit. 2 knickers in
navy blue cheviot. Size l6. Regu-
larly 1875 ---. -7.95
15) Stout Boys Knickers. All-wool
knlckers in suiting patterns. 12-
1913. Regularly 295 2.29
t1O Boys and Preps' Suits. Some
knickers, some longies. Irregulars.
Sizes II to l8. Regularly 5.eS-
(200) Boys Shirts and Blouses, ir-
regulars. Broadcloths, 6 to 16. Regu-
larly 4sc-59c ------.--- 2ee
1927 Sweaters and Sweatshirts.
Boys and jr. boys sport sweaters.
White sweatshirts, 1884 Regu-
larly soc and 79c 39e
t84) Boys Broadcloth Shorts in sizes
"a to 30. Regularly tic 7c------1Oe
az Jr. Boys Union Suits. Waist
union suits, cotton ribbed. Regularly
Csc ------------ loe
(44) Jr. Boys Sport Blouses. Slight
lrregulars;; white button-on style.
and 6. Regularly 59c---loe
t3S) Boys and Mems Sweatshirts.
28 to 49, Regularly 98c 6se
u1O) High School Cadets Shirts.
White broadcloth neckband style.
l2la to l412. Regularly 7sc and
1.19 lor
u2O) Boys Fancy Ties. Odd lots.
Regularly 19c and Csc c-----5e
1D Winter Union Suits. For jr.
boys, 10 and IL years. Slightly
solled. Regularly 79c 2ee
u4) Jr. Boys Union Suits. Cotton
nainsook union suits for boys, size
4. Regularly 19c se
l5Sl Boys Rain Hats. Cape style in
dark gray or brown. All sizes.
Regularly 69c -- 40.
(35) Bell Brand Shirts. Famous
make in whites and fancies. Size
IL to IA neck. Regularly 9sc---79e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
LINENS, ETC.

O Printed Linen Table Cloth,
58x78-in. size. Slightly damaged.
Regularly 295
(54) Scarfs and Dresser Sets. En-
bossed organdy. Various colors and
combinations. Regularly 19c, ca, Zoe
(4 Cotton Crepe Table Cloths.
Slightly soiled from handling. Vari-
ous~colors. Regularly 39c 9c-----29e
(3) Chenille Vanity Sets, 3 pieces in
set. Slightly soiled White with COL
ored chenille. Regularly 9sc --- iee
(u Lace Vanity Sets, 3-piece sets in
ecru lace. Very attractive pattern.
Regularly soc ace
Is prs.) Embroidered Pillow Gases,
42x36 in. Soiled from display. Nicely
boxed. Regularly 100. pr. Csc
1927 Cotton Scarfs and 3-Pc. Vanity
Sets. White with various colored Dor.
ders. Regularly 3ec l6s
Goldenbergs-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
LAMPS, SHADES

(6) Solid Maple Bed Lamps. With
parchmentized, decorated shade.
Regularly 295 Ies
~ Metal Hostess Tables. Three
tier type, chrome trimmed. / red
and l ivory. Regularly 249 9-l.6e
(24) Spot Light Bed Lamps. Bronze
or ivory finish. Blue light. Regu-
larly LOO ----------69 -69e
t40) Parchmentized Shades. Hand.
decorated. Choice of bridge, floor
or junior sizes. Regularly 100 2ee
CD Floor Lamps. Night light in base.
Sold as is. Regularly s.95 6.es
~ Pin Up Lamps. Indirect light
ing. Solid maple base with crystal
trimmed fabric shades. Regularly
100 ----------------- SO
Evening star., 1939-10-05
WINDOW SHADES

(6) Decorative Curtain Rods, 20 to
4s inches. Slightly SCARED from dis
play. Regularly CSC, ca. -49e
(75) Oilcloth Chair Pads, suitable
for kitchen or dinette chairs. Wash
able. Regularly 29c, ea.-l5e
(9) Venetian Blinds. Cornice top. "a,
%, 80 and 80 in. wide. White only.
Regularly 3.99, 2,49
~ Mahogany Cedar Chest. Full "a
cedar interior with tray. 48 inch.
Regularly 34.00 z4.95
GoldenberQ's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
GLOVES

tll6) Fabric Gloves. Leather trim
med, rayon suede cloths in many
styles and colors. Broken sizes.
Regularly soc ---- lAs
t267) Fabric Gloves. New Fall STYLES.
Angelskin fabric, some leather trim
med. Assorted styles. Many colors,
broken sizes - %.
tl66) Fabric Gloves. Smart styles,
various popular colors, broken sizes.
Regularly 39c ----Ise
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
TOILETRIES

TOILETRIES
'(28) SOC Tobacco Humidors-
A(7s) 25c Stearne's Astring-o-SOL
Tooth Powder
't26) SOC Woodbury. After Shave
Lotion Observation-Disclosures
(216) Potter Moores Mitcham Laven-
der Perfume. Dram
(2S5) Blades, and 5 to package,
3 pkgs. Zoe
f30) Soc Pompeian Trio Beauty Sets.
Consists Of powder, foundation cream
(s4) Mentholated Tissue Kerchiefs.
Box of $50 lie
'fs0 25c Woodbury's Face Powder.
Assorted shades
(s1S) Stork CASTLE Soap, Contains
pure pine, olive oil and veg. oils.
Guest size. Dozen -.
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-05
PAINTS

t22 Gall Atco Flat Finish. Ideal for
walls and woodwork White and COL
ors. Regularly s245. Gallon Sl.67
t35 Gall Red Roof Paint. Mixed
with linseed oil for longer protection.
Regularly $l69. Gallon
t3l Gall Atco Gloss Finish. For
kitchens, bathrooms, woodwork. White
and colors. Regularly 1925. GAL
ION -----S $3.50
(27 a Gall Quick Drying Varnish.
For floors, woodwork, furniture. Reg
ularly sl.59. Half gallon S1.1o
u9 Gall Gloss Paint. For general
use inside or out. White and colors,
Regularly $50 Gallon SIse
$500 Rolls) Wallpaper. Wide assort-.
ment Of patterns for all rooms. Reg
ularly 1Sc to 25c. Single roll .--ae
1900 Rolls) Rough Plastic WalIpa-
per, 80 in. wide. Regularly 1ec to
Csc. Single roll
Goldenberq's-Do,Dnst
Evening star., 1939-10-05

APPAREL Gle RANCE
Goats and Suits DrasticalIy Reduced
u fur-Immed Coats Marmot
cuna Manchuan Wolf nternng sizes
IA to A. Regularly Sl695
@ Coats Black Spring weight that can also
be used for fall Sizes IA to 49, Regularly
5 Tailored
IL ana a. Navy oxford Regularly 90
" Dresses Attractive
70 4o' reg slSs 59e
1 Dresses Smart
regularly slss and s2es
Rasha
eolors sizes Il to a. Regularly $3.50 and $3.50
2 Dresses Popular "A to 49, Reg
'AfS s4sS ana so'so $3.50
s Dresses Sizes IA to a.
reg s'so ana Sloso