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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17

I talked about everything l could think of that might convince him not to make further trouble Palm Sunday. his mother. and Heaven and Hell.
 --Rev. Francis x. Quinn, who in-
 duced cafe bandit to abandon
 his New York apartmert-fort-
 ress where he was engaged in
 gun battle with police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
THE EDITOR

o. Who has. been termed the s"Father of American Reform Juda- ism?" s
 A. Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise; 18l9- 1900. He came to this country from Europe in 1846. e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17

Totalitarian leadership would have plenty of trouble trying to make Fascists out of American women. They do not take kindly to philosophies which offer assurances of creature comforts without guar anteeing full freedom. Mary Hastings Bradley. author
 and big game hunter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
Current Comment

So Brenda decided not to take tte $5O0,O00 movie contract. Mrs. Frederic Watriss, mother of Brenda Frazier, New York de- butante.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17

Copyright, 1899. by United
 Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17
ToDAY's COMMON ERROR Do not say, "He is the greatest.
 actor of any we have had"S
 say, "of all we have had"

Follies of 1920" 'The Girl from Havana" "Let's Go Places" "The Big Fight" Good News, "The Cos tello Case" Hell Bound and "Ex- Bad Boy"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-17

We do not forget. We are pre- pairing, we are thinking in terms of decades. Therefore we are all ways ready to wait, as befits a people sure of itself because it has many weapons and very strong hearts.
 -Benito MuSSolini
Evening star., 1939-10-12
DONESTICS

1861 Bleached Seamless Sheets. Six
99-in. double-bed size Perfect quail
ity Regularly 79c--
132) Bleached Pillow Gases. Close
woven, soft-finish quality. 42x36 in.
Regularly 15c ---- --lOe
U $50 Wool Blankets. 72xs4 in.
Plaid design. Slight second. Regu-
larly 395. Pr. 2,29
~ 70xS0-In. Blankets. SO wool.
Plaid pattern. Seconds. Regularly
10y ----- lily
t2) Patch Work Quilts. Beautiful,
colorful designs. 72x84 in. Slightly
damaged. Regularly 195---l.lo
t2) Goose Down Pillows. Fine quail
ity. 2lx27 in. Soiled tick. Regu.
larly 395 ---.
% Bed Pillow. Kapok filled. 2lx27.
Slightly damaged. Regularly CSC, 4se
(2) Colonial Bedspreads. 84x105.
Soft shade of brown. Seconds Of
l.95 quality ~
(3) Auto Robes. Heavy wool quality
in distinctive plaids. Fringed ends.
Regularly 495
~ Rayon Bedspreads. s1x105.
Beautiful gold color that blends with
everything. Regularly 1.19 Tile
t489 yds.) Unbleached Cotton Cloth
Remnants. So in. Close-woven,
round-thread quality. Reg 1oc, 7Ae
a. All-Weol Blankets. In brown
only. 70x80. Regularly 395-- 2.eo
(6) Sateen Comforts. Wool filed.
70x84. In blue and rose Regularly
18) Chatham Blankets. SO wool.
Solid color blue or green. 70x80.
Soiled. Regularly 1.l9-64e
az Chenille Bedspreads. Well made.
Attractive tufted patterns Twin
bed size. Soiled. Reg. 495 ---2.44
(3) Printed Comforts. 72x84. Sateen
covered. Wool filled Grand for
winter. Regularly 495---2.49
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
ACCESSORIES

H2) Handbags. New fall styles in
wanted colors. Regularly $1----6se
(36) Billfolds. Genuine leather. Black
and brown. Regularly 100 6ee
90 Overnight Cases. With bottles
and mirror fittings. Convenient
size. Regularly 3.95----z.4e
~ Locker Luggage. 80 in. Black.
Slight damage. Lock perfect. Regu-
larly 4.95 es
(5) Overnight Cases. Sea bound
canvas. Tan or brown. Regularly
S'oo Z.7k
(l3) Extra Size Blcuses. Fitted fronts
and tie backs. Sizes 48 to 81. Reg.
2.l9 and 2.95 - .--1.3o
(So) Shirts and Blouses. Many dif-
ferent types. Sizes 81 to SO. Regu-
larly 100 and lis.
Mems Linen Handkerchief. Hand
embroidered initials, colored borders.
Regularly soc.---29e and 39e
t33) Umbrellas. Rayons. glorias and
oil silks. is ribs. Reg. 1.Ss and
6o1dEHherf,e-katH Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
100 Boys 3.95
Corduroy Outfits
Upper jackets with
knickers to m . c h. ~ OF
Fancy pattern cordu- sOs
roy grays and browns.
3 to is yrs.
Main Floor
HOMEWARES

(l2) 3-Pc. Refrigerator Sets. Impor-
tant utensils for every kitchen. Pot
terry covered. Regularly 69c-25e
"a 39-Pc. Luncheon Set. Beautiful
amber colored glass. Regularly
349 --. ----- .46
(S) Utility Tables. Heavy metal
Bottom shelf. Regularly 1.39 80 e4e
(1S) Scrub Mops. OF cotton yarn
with wood handle. Very serviceable
Reg. ---- Ice
(S) Wardrobe Cabinets. Sturdily
built of strong fibre board. Two
door style. Regularly 100 4oe
(2) Unfinished Kitchen Tables. 25x
40 in. Paint it to match your
kitchen. Slightly damaged. Regu-
larly 349 --- -l.95
a. Metal Utility Cabinets. 63-in.
size. Slight damage, enamel finish.
Regularly 398 ---- - -- 2.4S
l5) Metal Utility Cabinets. Sc in.
Enamel finish. Slightly damaged.
Regularly 498-- 3.2o
(4s) Shower Curtains. Quality oil
silk IN attractive patterns. lew
slight imperfects. Regularly 1893 to
2.49 --------- 1 90
(8) Medicine Cabinets. Metal frames,
mirror front. Sold as is. Regularly
100 Observation-Disclosures 49e
1887 Floor Br00ms. Four-string size
with painted handles. No deliveries.
Regularly 39c-- ------- --l9e
(500) Toilet Paper. Soft crepe fin
ish. Regularly Sc roll. 10 rolls
for - 1Se
1887 Floor Mops. Chemically treated
cotton yarn. Regularly 49c 33e
1900 Knives and Forks. Stainless
steel blades Catalin handles. Reg
ularly 10c. Each - - &c
Goldenber0's-DoUnstairs
Evening star., 1939-10-12
NEWS WEAR

(11) Sweaters. All-wool turtlenecks.
Sleeveless. Regularly 1.l9-74e
(l4) Broadcloth Shirts. Slightly
soiled. White and patterns. Reg.
~ Pahmas and Nightshirts. Flan-
nelette, soiled. Large sizes. Reg.
l.4S
Q Unionsuit. Long sleeves. Ankle
length. Size 36. Regularly $50 Zoe
(3) Athletic Unionsuits. Nainsook
check. Slightly soiled. Reg. 4sc- -Ise
u2) Neckwear. Full shape. Well
made. Regularly acc c-------9e
uO AI-Wool Sweaters, sleeveless.
regularly SSc- Sc--------------29e
423 Flannelette Nightshirts. Full
cut. Military collar. Most sizes.
Slight irregulars Of 89c ace
tS)s Coat Sweaters. $50 wool. Slight
irregulars. Reg. 100 ---37e
(so) Hose and Shortees. Popular
blazer stripe patterns. All sizes Reg.
AoC --------- Sc
5 Suede Jackets. Knitted cuffs,
collar and waist. Slightly spotted.
Broken sizes. Reg. 5.s5-- --2.99
~ Suede Jackets. Broken sizes.
Regularly SOS
t16 Wash Robes. Broadcloths-
craShes-nub yarns. Medium and
small sizes. Reg. 1.49 9---6le
(2o) Suede Cloth Jackets. Knitted
collar cuffs and waist. Sizes 80 and
40. Reg. 2.00---l
(6) Broadcloth Pajamas. Coat or
MILDLY style. Slightly unused. Sizes
B, G, D. Regularly 6sc
t2) Blanket Robes. Medium weight
cotton. Two pockets. RAyon sirdle
to match. Medium size See
10 Nightshirts. Good quality mus
lin and cotton: Slight irregulars.
Broken sizes. Regularly 100 soc
t2o) Work Shirts. Durable blue
chambray, reinforced. Full cut. Un-
breakable buttons. Reg SOC 39e
(6) Broadcloth Shirts. Fused collar.
Slightly mussed. Broken sizes. Reg
ularly 69c- 3ee
~ Sport Sweaters. Upper fronts.
Broken sizes. Reg. 1.99 ----e9e
Goldenberos-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Major Detectives
OF Michigan Park
Citizens Cut 10 Two
Traffic Light and
Field House Remain
On Civic Program

The Michigan Park Citizens As
sociation announced last night at
its annual meeting it had reduced
from 13 to 2 the major objectives
on its civic program.
John j. Hurley, who was re-
elected president of the association
last night, said he had told the
District Commissioners the associa-
ton would limit it's requests this
year to traffic signals at Twelfth
and Michigan avenue NE. and to
the construction of field house at
the Turkey Thicket playground, for
which Congress already has appro-
priated $4,000.
due to the unsettled interna-
tional situation and the possible
effect on conditions in this coun-
try, the association informed the
Commissioners at public hearing
that other major objectives had
"been obtained and that only two
objectives would be sought this
year. barring unforeseen circum-
stances" Mr.. Hurley said.
Guard to Stage Demonstration.
The National Guard will demon
strate the use of its anti-aircraft
artillery on the evening of october
18 at the Turkey Thicket play
ground as part of an itensified drive
for new recruits in the Guard, Mr..
Hurley announced. T. A. Snow,
president of the Burroughs Citi-
zens' Association, who was present
at the meeting, also announced the
Guard would demonstrate in his
area tonight, with Leo Rover, for
mer District Attorney, and Zeb
Hamilton of the American Legion
speaking.
A. D. Calvert, president of the
Northeast Conference, also spoke
at the meeting, along with John
Hartke, resident engineer for the
District at the Taylor street over
pass. A. j. Driscoll, president of
the Mid-City Association, addressed
the association.
dition to Mr.. Hurley are William
Russell, first vice president; Miss
Dorothy Parkhill, second vice presi-
dent, and Floyd Bush, treasurer.
Mr. Hartke was named Federation
delegate. Members of the Executive
Committee are Franklin Adams, JOS
eph Parkhill and Col Harry Coope.
Henry Gichner spoke to the asso-
tiation on the functions of the
Community Chest.
1t was announced the new Bunker
Hill School will be turned over to
the Board of Education on No.
vember T. It was suggested the as
sociation foster a dedication cere-
mony.
Evening star., 1939-10-12
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

(S7) Sweaters and Sweat Shirts. Sizes
to Is yrs. Reg. sec and 79c -29e
u3l) Sport Shirts. Also button on
blouses. Attached collar. Sizes 1
to is. Reg. soc -- --25e
(53) Sweat Shirts. Mems and boys
sizes. OF heavy cotton. Regularly
7sc and sSc c-------------5ee
(2O Pajamas. Two-piece styles Of
cotton crepe. Regularly CSC ---3ee
(22) Shirts and Shorts. Famous
Forrest Mills make. 20To wool.
Rayon stripe. Regularly 79c 59e
Ao) Union Waist Suits. Popular
cotton ribbed. Sizes to IL yrs.
Regularly 29c--lOe
(72) Undershorts. Quality broad
cloth. % to "a. Reg. tic Sc
u0o) Ties. Styled for boys and jr.
boys. Mostly solid tan or red and
red figured patterns. Regularly l9c.
2 for - Sc
t2S) Sport Sweaters. Two-tone and
figured patterns. Reg. 1893 and
2.98 -l.3o
t40) Rain Hats. Popular hood cape
style in waterproof dark brown or
dark olive. Regularly 69c --25e
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
HOSIERY

(190) Full-Fashioned Ringless Hose.
Pure silk chiffon. Some table dam
aged. Seconds Of 39c grade l5e
(42O Chiffon and Service Hose. Pure
silk chiffon or rayon service weight.
Seconds of 29c quality -lOe
(217 Children's Socks. 5s length.
Sizes to 9l2. Seconds of 29c
(166) Children's Slack Socks. Striped
patterns. Seconds of 19c grade Sc
(212) Full-Fashioned Ringless Hose.
3 and thread. Irregulars of 69c
grade ------~-- ----. .------- 44e
(264) Crepe Chiffon Hose. 2, 8 and
4 thread weight. Mill mends of 79c
to lis quality ~ 29e
Q64 Kant Run An-Silk Hose.
Guaranteed not to run down! Slight
irregulars of soc grade ------ 29e
(193) Knee High Hose. Full-fash-
ioned ringless chiffon. Slight irregu-
lars of sec grade
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
NOTIONS

(2S7) Pict.stal Review Patterns.
Famous we1lAut patterns for the
woman who PES her own sewing.
Regularly 25eg-------------ioe
(2S) Cellophane Curtains. Gay and
practical for kitchen and bathroom
use. Regularly 49c pr.------z9e
(4S) Dress Shields. For absolute pro-
lection. Regular and crescent shapes
In sizes 2 to 4. Regularly 25c-- --14e
(2e) Polishing Cloths. lloyd. pieces
Of soft cheesecloth. Regularly
25c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(lS) Shopping Bags. Woven Of
strong straw. Small size. Regu-
lArly 10c-------1oe
(3s) Stamped Towels. Easy to EN-.
broider designs on durable material.
Reg. 25c-------------14e
(6) Mirror Boxes. Use on your
bureau or in your bathroom to hold
your makeup. Lovely gift. Regu-
larry 1.oo---------------------zee
Goldsnbe5e'-xais Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
LAMPS

81 Bridge Lamps and Shades.
Graceful styles. Special values be-
cause they're floor samples. Regu-
larly 795- -----5.oo
81 Vanity Lamps. Clear crystal
bases with attractive glassine shades.
Sold as is. Regularly 398-- 2.4o
n Maple and Crystal Lamp.
Shade is shaped to blend with
the base. Regularly 119 -69e
(18) Boudoir Lamps. Dainty shades.
Alabaster bases. Shades are slightly
soiled. Reg. 1.29 --69e
u2) Lamp Shades. Boudoir size.
Attractive styles. Regularly 39c, Sc
(2) Metal Tables. With 3 useful
shelves. Regularly 1.98---l.39
Goldenberg's-Dopnsta;rs
Evening star., 1939-10-12
WINDOW SHADES

120) Lace-Trimmed Shades. 3x6.
Distinctive style in light ecru. Orig
inally 1.10-- ---- 59e
t60) Duplex Window Shades. 3x6 #.
Green and white or green and ecru.
Regularly 98c c.------------7Se
t76) Table Covers. Scalloped edge
So in. square. Many attractive pat
terms. Regularly 69c ----- ---- 46e
tlSo) Table Oilcloth. 46-in. width.
Cut from full bolts. Reg. zoe and 39c.
Yd. 22c
Goldenberg'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
CURTAINS

$500 Window Pieces. Lace, rayon
and ninon. Regularly 19c and 29c
ca. - - ------- $780, -~-10e
(l00) Tailored Curtains. Attractive
novelty weave marqusettes. Hemmed
and headed. Ready to hand. 21e yds.
long. Reg. sec. Pr ---- 34e
(300) Glazed Chintz. Colonial and
floral patterns. Regularly l9c and
29c. Yd. Zoe
Marquisette. Plain filet weave or
cream or ecru figured nets. Reg. 1sc.
Yd. Zoe
t300) Sash Curtains. Marquisette
with dotted and novelty figured COL
ored rufhes. Reg. 19c. Pr. r.---lle
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
RUGS

(27 Carpet Samples. l8x27 and
24x27 Regularly 89c to $50 59e
(22) Carpet Samples. 27x36 and
27x54. New plain and figured pat
terms. Regularly 2.95 to SOS
1.95 and 2.95
l8) Congoleum Rugs. 3x6 it. Sec
onds of 1.50 quality ~ S8e
ts) Armstrong Quaker Rugs. Tile
and stone effects. Sizes 1114x12
Regularly 1895
u2) Inlaid Rugs. 6x7ia #. Regu-
larly SOS -- 3.29
t3) Hooked Rugs. Hand made. 3x5
#. Regularly 998 SIS
(6) Hand Hooked Rugs. 4x6 IT. Very
heavy, durable quality. Block and
floral patterns. Reg. 1898 1925
81 Reversible Rugs. 4lax71a. OF
wool and fibre. Regularly s98. 5.95
~ Velvet Broadloom Rugs. 6x9 #.
Solid colors Regularly $3.50 1895
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
SPORTSWEAR

(6) Knit Suits. Popular 2-piece
styles in pastel shades. Broken
sizes IA to 18. Reg. 2.99 1.l9
| (S) Women's Blouses Unusual values
in quality cotton Broken sizes 80
to 38. Regularly LIS --l0e
12) Sweaters and Skirts. A variety
of styles in favored French Angora.
Choice of colors. Sizes 80 to 49,
Reg. lis and 299 - 79e
0 a-Length Toppers. Fashionable
checks in black and brown. Sizes
IA to 20. Regularly 1.99---l.59
1O Campus Jackets. Very smart
with hoods attached Tailored Of
fine suede cloth. Sizes IL to III
Regularly 1.99 99-l.N
GOldenberU'S-SecOn Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
BOYS CLOTHING

tO Jr. Boys Fall Goats. Warm all
wool mixtures. With caps to match.
Sizes 4, S, 8, 9. Regularly 4.9S--l.5e
(2) Upper Jackets. One wool mix
ture tan plaid, size 10. One quality
blue melton, size 20. Regularly
1.So ----------- zoe
az School Suits. Handsome suits
of durable fabrics. Long pants. Sold
as is. Sizes IL to 18. Regularly
5.s8 and 4sS-- - 100
n2) Jr. Boy Snow Suits. Coat. ski
pants and caps Of heavy wool plaids.
Sizes to 8. Regularly 4.sS 3,59
t3) Rugby Suits. Fine white gabar-
dine tailored in real boys styles.
Sizes 4 to 6 yrs. Regularly 3.ss, see
l2) Winter Outfits. All-wool lined
coat. upper leggings and cap. OF
all-wool mixtures. Sizes 4 to 8 yrs.
Regularly 9.98- = On
(So) knickers and Shorts. Fancy
suitings and sturdy corduroys. A
few slight irregulars. Sizes 6 to Is
yrs. Regularly l19 and 1.69----sse
(4S) Jr. Boys Wash Suits. Button
on styles. Easy to launder. Sizes
to 7. Regularly 69c and 7sc- ace
t3l) Adults Halloween Costumes,
Wide variety Of characters from
which to choose. Mems and
womens. Regularly 1.19 to 2.ss. soc
d2) Children's Halloween Costumes.
Both boys and girls characters. A
type every child will want at a price
you want to pay. Regularly CSC and
(42) Children's Halloween Costumes.
Sizes 4 to II. Many different kinds
Regularly Soc "a.
w Stout Boys Suits. With two pairs
OF knickers for extra long wear
sizes IA and Is yrs. Regularly
1910 eS
W Rugby Suits. OF smart. sturdy
fabric. Size years. Regularly
~ Jr. Boys Rugby Suits. With
Knockers and shorts. Sizes 6 and 2
yrs. Regularly 5.98- o.
yOIHer horn,e
Evening star., 1939-10-12
And Super Values
CLEARANCE COATS & DRESSES

@ MISSES WOMENS DRESSES. Popular
Broken coo and IA to a. Regularly 1ss and
H MISSES AND WOMENs DRESSES.
fabrics
Smart styles Broken IA to a. Regularly 444 sos
us FUR TRIMMED DRESS fabrics wool
nterhned Broken IL Regularly
( FUR TRIMMED of heavy
sved fox and others Broken Regularly
la2 MISSES SPORTS COATS All fleece Warmly nterlned
Broken IL Regularly 095 and 1895
t20 MISSES AND WoMENs FALL DRESSES
Hour
larly 795
Godenbeos-Second
Evening star., 1939-10-12
CORSETS

(9) Girdles. Upper fastener. Bro
caded materials. Broken sizes rs
to 20. Regularly $2.98--i.o5
(6) Corselettes. OF quality brocade
with lace uplift brassiere top. Broken
sizes. Regularly 295 to $5---1.95
(17)> SWAY Stretch Girdles. Good
quality lastex in small and medium
sizes. Reg. 69c----3ee
81 Corselettes. Well-boned styles.
Sturdy brocade. Reg. b.95--- $50
GoldenberC's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
TOILETRIES

lOlLELklES
'oz) Nodes Jr. IL to box. Reg.
1887 English Toilet Waters. In i.s.
min, heliotrope and narcissus scents
Reg. Soc -
tSS) Magdent Brushless Shave
Cream. Reg. 35c O.
t44) Grace Lewis Brilliantine. Reg
ular 25c---- Q.
(S4) Golden Peacock Clean.inS
Cream. Reg. SOC 10.
w Daggett 4 Ramsdell Combine
tion. 81 Sonata Cologne and 81 Per-
rect Deodorant. Reg. 81. Both 50.
l2oS) Listerine Rub Mennen Skin
Balm. Reg. 10c ca. 3 for Ia.
tl4o) Genuine Gainsborouxh wash
able Powder Puffs. Regularly 1nc
co., ---------3 for Zoe
(S4) Assorted Talcums. val,,es -
loc. 3 for ~ ~
'42) LIB. Eureka Cotton. Hosnitsi
Size. Regularly a.
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
STATIONERY

(4S) Boxed Writing Paper. "a sheets
paper and "a envelopes. Reg. 49c
and soc. 2oe
10c Paper Napkins. Pkg. Sc
(6) Book Ends. Regularly 100
(1e) Genuine Onyx Pen Holder and
Pen Sets. Regularly 1.00--79e
(14) Leatherette Picture Frames.
Size 6x9. Regularly 1.00---69e
t21) Boxed Writing Paper and En-
velopes. Regularly 19c------lze
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
PAINTS

200 qts.) Asstd. Paints, Varnishes
and Enamels. White and wanted
colors. S9c to 1885 values. o.. 69e
IA Gall Timers Red Roof Paint.
Mixed with linseed oil. Regularly
2.25. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
(16 Gall House Paint. Pure linseed
oil for use outside White and
colors. Reg. 325. Gal.
No-5 Gal.) Roof Coating. An as
bestos and asphalt paint. Prevents
leaks. Reg. 2.25-5 gal.
(12 Gall Atco Floor and Deck En-
amel. For use inside or out. Reg
ularly 3.25. Gal.
900 Rolls) Wallpaper. Distinctive
patterns for every room. Regularly
12c to Csc. Single roll Sc
Us Lots Room Lots Wallpaper. In
cludes ceiling, sidewall and border
paper for 12xl2 rooms. Attractive
patterns. Regularly $50 to 3.75.
Room lot
D07gn sfnfrs
Evening star., 1939-10-12

az Dolls. 23-in. dolls completely
dressed. Sleeping eyes. Regularly
Cd Cloth Doll. Sold as is. Reg.
100 3ee
U Skippy Velocipede. With ball
bearing peddles and mud guard. Reg.
~ Boys Bicycle. Chrome rims and
chain guard. Complete with horn,
light and carrier. Reg. 1896 -3z.eS
Goldenberg's-Downstairs
Evening star., 1939-10-12
HOME FROCKS

nOWAL II NUNS
120) Percale Dresses. Stylish fall
prints. Sizes IA to 40. Reg. 59c--l9e
400 Sheer Frocks. Fine batiste and
dainty prints. Sizes IA to so. Reg
ularly 1.19 and 1863 9--44e
(10) Rayon Uniforms. Black and
gray. Broken lots of sizes IA to SO.
Regularly 2.99--l.77
15) Robes. Flannel and rayon satin
wrap-arounds Slightly soiled. IA and
l6. Regularly 3.99 and 499 --2.44
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
TOTS and GIRLS
0O Heavy Jackets. Excellent for
school wear. Broken sizes 3 to IA.
Regularly 2s9 --------~---1.99
90 Girls Goats. Light color. Smart
styles. Sizes IL and IA. Regularly
S9S ----------- --------------59e
No) Dresses. Adorable models in
gay rayon prints. Broken sizes
to 6. Regularly
(25) Flannelette Pajamas. One-piece
style. Broken sizes to 6. Regu-
larly
u0) Cotton Dresses. Sizes to IA.
Regularly lis to 1.99 ---39e
(2o) Unionsuits. Slightly soiled.
Broken sizes 2 to IL. Regularly
aOC LOG
(25) Sweaters. All-wool slip-ons.
Broken sizes to 6. Regularly
n0) Boys Wash Suits. Neat styles.
Sizes to 6. Regularly roc z4e
81 Overalls. OF sturdy corduroy.
Sizes and 3. Regularly 79c- -+4e
1857 Rayon Panties and Slips.
Broken sizes to IL. Regularly
<Sc ana SIC Zoe
(20) Rain Capes. Hood attached.
Regularly 79c ----------34e
Evening star., 1939-10-12
GLOVES

u4o) Capeskin Gloves. Novelty Slip
on styles. Regularly 1.39----8 89e
(267) Leather Trimmed Fabric
Gloves. Sizes 6 to IA. Reg. SOC -49e
(194) Fabric Gloves. Sample gloves
in clever designs. Assorted colors
and sizes. Regularly Soc
133) Angelskin Gloves. Some with
leather trim. Regularly 39c-27e
(93) Novelty Gloves. Practical, we'll
liked fabric. Reg 29c-loe
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
UNDERWEAR
(67) Rayon indies. Fine mesh
sheers. Assorted lot. Regularly 29c
to 59c-- --19e
(43 Snugfits. Warm 1870 wool.
Small and medium sizes. Regularly
25c -----------------10e
t30) Women's Knit Unionsuits. Me-
dium weight for fall and winter.
Regularly 39c-----29e
f200) Cotton Slips and Gowns.
Porto Rican nighties with contrast
ing embroidery trim. Useful slips,
full cut with built-up shoulders.
Regularly sec ----29e
(12) Muslin Chemise and Panties.
Attractively trimmed with lace and
embroidery. Broken sizes. Regu-
larly 100---.-----
Goldenberq's-Second Floor
Smyrna times., 1939-06-15

been reported favorably to the
House by the Ways and Means
Committee.
ENT-Even though
much has been done in this session
of Congress, adjournment will not
likely come before July 18th. Much
legislation is to be taken care of
vet. including National Labor Re-
lations Act amendments, revision
of Wage-Hour Law and the Social
Security Act; Extension or revision
of existing neutrality laws; Repeal,
modification, or continuance of GER
tain provisions of tax laws; definite
legislative action must be taken on
export and domestic subsidies on
farm products, and still facing
Congress is the question of how
much and what method will be ap-
piled to Federal relief funds dur
ingg the 1910 fiscal year.
TRANSPORTATION The Sen
ate debated and passed the Wheel
er Bill Tightening Federal regula-
tory powers, through the Inter
state Commerce Commission, over
the inter-related freight and traf-
fic rates on inland, coast-Wise and
intercoastal shipping, interstate
motor bus, truck rates and rail
rates. The Railroad Reorganiza-
tion Court bill, was later debated
on by the Senate.
FARM MEASURE Congress is
being pressed with farm measures.
The Department of Agriculture's
big record breaking annual appro-
priation totaling almost one and a
quarter billions, is in conference,
sent there by the unusual proceed
ure of a special rule in the House
to expedite it. Subsidies of S225,-
100000 for farm parity payments
and S113, 100000 for distribution of
surplus commodities are the cause
of the controversy. These two
clauses were written into the
House bill be the Senate.
COAST ARD BASE The
House passed a Senate bill auth
orizing construction of a Coast
Guard Base at Kodiak, Alaska, at
a cost of S2,733,OO0 to be built
jointly with a naval air base there.
This bill is for the purpose of
strengthening the Coast Guard as
an arm of national defense. The
bill also authorizes building a new
cruiser at total cost of S9,0OO,000
and the construction of fifteen new
Coast Guard airplanes totaling ST.
100000.