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Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
l.. A. HA Y
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. July f9. OUP)-corn
futures sagged TO the lowest levels
since 1884 on tho Chicago Board
of Trade today. Wheat reflected
the weakness In corn, after early
firmness.
At the close wheat was off X
cent, corn off u to IL cest, ano
oats " cent higher to y cent lower
Good new crop prospects and
pressure of Argentine corn on the
export market induced scattered
offerings which carried prices about
a cent lower in the face of fndif-
ferent demand.
Argentine corn at Liverpool sold
al 531 cents bushel, cents un-
der the price of u. s. corn and tho
widest discount In some time,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
/. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES. July 1s. tuP)-
HOGS saleable 250. holdoyer 25s; un
even, but mostly STEADY; meoium
to choice lights e.75-7-e5' top 10
sows 4.e5 80. :.
Cattle saleable 500 oteaoE 90
steers. good fed yearling steers
9 90. medium steers 7.5o-s.2e rec
Mexieans s. So. few yearling helIers
p grass heifers 7.l5 down; COW w
s 90 I. So, tanners and cutters s,o.Io
s,aaavs good TO choice vealerS 800
10 so. calves $3.50. &c,
sheen saieable 1850, holdoyer Dol,
slow weak to 25 cents lower; goon
10 low choice So 10 wooled lam ps
sb. plain island lambs .; w2oieo
island ewes 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
Sammy Byrd
Wins Title

PHILADELPHIA, July 19. CUP)-
Sammy Byrd, former New York
Yankees outficlder, today held his
first title of any consequence since
leaving major league baseball for
professional golf as result of his
one stroke triumph with 76-hole
284 in the Philadelphia open cham
pionship.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. July 1S. UP)-
Trading dropped off but prices re
mained firm on the Los Angeles
stock Exchange today. Eight is
ues showed gains five had losses
and three remained unchanger dur
ing early trading. which totaleo
4200 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
Top BrawIeyl

BRAWLEY, July 10. = Boggust
and Peterson softball team remain
ed atop the city league standings
here by defeating the Brawley Mer-
chants. 1913.
Thursday night Dukes and the
West Cardinals clash
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
1uttIe Proposes
Class DLeaque

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19. UP)
Possible formation of Cali
fornia class D baseball league by
the 1910 season was disclosed today
by President w. C. Tuttle of the
Pacific Coast league.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
CONN FIGHT SET

PHILADELPHIA, Gully 10. tUP)-
The Billy Conn-Gus Dorazio fight
will be held under the floodlights
at Shibe Park Aug. Ia, becoming
the first bout to be held under
the baseball plants daylight" light
ing system. it was announced
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19

The state semi-pro baseball cham
pionship as their goal, Ell Centro's
all-star baseball team will journey
to Los Angeles Friday night to
play quarter-final games in the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
FL Centro Enters Quarter-Fina!s

annual California tournament on
Saturday and Sunday.
The Jack Stark managed team
won its first two starts in tourna-
ment play and is currently rated
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. July 1s. up
Hens, leghorns. pa TO 3A lbs. 12c
Hens, leghorns, ga to 4 lbs. :. 13c
Hens. leghorns, over 4 lbs. :. 14c
Hens. coIored, ga TO 4 lbs. :. 20c
Hens. colored. 4 lbs. up ... 19c
Broilers, over Ia UP to a lbs. 15c
Broilers. over IA up to 2h lbs. 15c
Fryers, "a lbs UP TO 3 lbs =. 14c
Fryers. colored, 3A lbs to lbs 15c
Roasters, coIored. Az lbs. up :. f6c
Old Roostere. colored .......... 10o
Old Roosters. 1eghorn ...... &c
Stays ................. 12c
Ducklings, over lbs. ...... lac
Ducks under 5 lbs. ......... 12c
Did ducks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. osc
Young geese ................. fhc
Young tom turkeys, 20 lbs. up :. e. tic
Young tom turkeys II to 30 lbs. 19c
Young hen turkeys. to II lbs. 19c
Young hen turkeys. II lbs. up 19c
Old Hen Turkey .......... lac
Old Tom Turkeys ......... lac
Capons under I lbs. ..........-.1....-.. 24c
-apons. lbs. and I'D .- S6r
Rabbits no. / white sk lbs
10 ~ los. ............ 1UC
Rabbits, mixed ................ &c
Rabbits, No. /. Old ....... &C
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
Markets At
A Glance
Stocks irreg ular.
Bonds lower

Stocks irregular.
Bonds lower.
Curb irregular.
Call money / per cent.
Foreign exchange lower in DOL
lar terms under lead Of guilder.
Cotton firm. .<
Wheat Is cent lower, corn OH
IL 70 lL cents to new 51year lows.
Rubber lower.
Silver unchanged in New YORK at
34a. cents a line ource.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS FLAX

Flax quotations by courtesy Of
southwest Fisxseed association
September .........#....... $780,
December .................. vi 55h
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES. July 10. tuP)-
California Grsfns-->Sacked
Milo No. ? yellow ... Sl.32 " -1.s7ts
wheat No. ] hard 80, 81. 20 20 y
wheat No. ] soft VIII 81. LIZ
barley Brl, (Westernl .. sla -seN
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
When Do They Coz

That of course brings lis to the
question: when will Shorty and
Graves fight?"
The side stepping of the local
club has not been strictly a local
problem. The E Centro stadium
has been obtained for the fight
the Bomber is ready to fight =
and Shorty has given his accept
ance of terms
So the only barrier at the mo-
ment Is Linn Platner, San Diego
promoter who has some sort of
a tie on the twins. Thus far Plat
ner has not agreed to let the bout
go on and local matchmakers In
dicate he wants the fight for his
arena.
BY Thursday. however, this cor
ner will have the complete story
from San Diego and perhaps the
story will be enlightening enough
to allow the matchmakers to set
their ballyhoo bands to booming.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
l.. A. BUTTER e EGGS

LOS ANGELES. July -. turlI
Butter extras 26c, prime firsts z4 y
standard 23c. undergrade 21hc
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. July 19. up
Transamerica ,f,,t,,,,, oh 6N
Imperial Valley press., 1939-07-19
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

regarded lightly by Vargas and
his manager. but valley fight fans
have learned to take the twins
predictions with a grain of salt,
because both Hogues are certain
they could punch the iiving day.
lights out of Henry Armstrong
There are about 119,000,o0o peo-
pie who would be willing to bet
Armstrong would retain his title
against either or both twins. but
thus far the twins have always
risen to the occasion when an op-
ponent confronted them in the
ring.
Against Vargas Bigboy will have
to raise his standard of fighting
even above that which saw him
whip Pacho. because Vargas Is
faster than Pacho and is Just as
expert IN the art of evading and
blocking punches
There'll be a large turnout on
Thursday night to watch Bigboy
In action, for should he defeat
Vargas the betting odds of the
Graves-Shorty Hogue scrap would
swing to the twin despite the fact
Bigboy Is currently rated. the bet
ter of the rppltcaY, .Jacrn1bans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25

Dre.sy Black coots for oil Women! Flared and
fitted, also your favorite scanned panel back
coats in corded and nubbed fabrics
Misses and Juniors! Fitted Refer, Classic and
Boxy coots-Sl3.75. Sturdy, smart warm!
Tweeds diagonal, chevrons, novelty and
hecked weaves! Black and-white, beige green
vine, brown and soft monotone colorings!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
Forstmonn 3 JuiIIiord e ~
woods! $79.75 and ~
S89.75 Goats ~ -

Emphasis quality and rich fur trimming!
Women! Choice black beauties with Silver Fox collars large
and uxurosblack coats with Persian Lamb panetowast
fronts single and double coaengh panels yokes pockets
Black coats grey green and brown with Fisher
dyed Fitch dyed Blue Fox and blended Mink treatments &c to
49, 1872 to 411a.
Misses Juniors-Your Chrsmas present. Coat with Silver
Fox! Glorious ulurred svery collars elaborate sizes and
designs! Black Boosting of lots of Persian lamb Youthful
REFER fitted colared with blended Mink buedyed
white Fox Fisher-dyed Fitch. to 17-12 to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
$11o and $'29.75 $100
Coat Aristocrots = WV

furs fabrics and ashonsh kind Of coats you buy for
many seasons and enjoyment!
Womens high styled dress with Persian Lamb pastron
fronts wide panels waist deep shoulder Jokes Coats colared
paneled with blended Mink crowned with Silver Fox blue
dyed White Fox 1907 pure virgin wool coangs
billiards nest-n black, blue, wine Every coat practically
different size! sc to A. 3512 to 1872 $780,
Misses-the you've dreamed of owning Black? With
the handsomest of Silver Fox coars This your opportunity
Huge huyurred, heavily sivered skins manipulated with
doubebump clarifying coars Persian Lamb choice Of
vestees wide panel fronts to hem with little
red Persian Lamb Caracu Lamb seard Beaver and tipped
Skunk Moesn Coats Collection mainly of black coats with
few oneofaknd grey and brown Sizes IL to 20though not
all sizes in any model.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
Women! Misses! Juniors! All participating
$685. and $l9.95 FurIess Goats

Tweeds, PIoids. Checks for oil Women!
Black faxed with white herringbone coatings
in brown-and-white, black and-white. Multi
colored plaids and checks. SO to 44-3311 to
431a.
Dressy Block Coots in bouce. diagonal and
messy fabrics (plenty of blacks) Sizes to II
and 10 to TO-
Just the coat your fur jacket calls for! Grand
coats for saving your finer coat from daily hard
wear!
JeIeffs-coot Shops, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
Few-of-a-Kind Fur Coat Specia

1895 Black-dyed Persian Lamb Fitted Coat. $795.
Size 16.
ST 295 Blended Natural Mink Coat. Size 16 $3.50.
$685. Let-out Jap Mink Coat. Size. IA. $625.
$685. Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coat. Size 16. $685..
$495 Brown-dyed Alaska Seal Coat. Size 16 1895.
$3.50 China Mink Coat. Size H. 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
$685. and $19.95
Tailored and Dress

apiece brushed basket woods with brass buttoned cotton
velveteen coared bound ackets-man tailored suits
OF plain striped allWoo worseds with link button
fitted back Jackets gored pleat skirts Black.
brown green blue, gold-and brown red-and-black 10
to 10.
$3e.75 8 -S45 -Three-pieee and two-peee -Suts-$z
Monotone wooens and Veva tW with wolf or beaV
colared topcoas warmly inerned cardigan collar
jacket suits Dresy jacket suits in needepont wool with ia
dyed Mink blackdyed Fox collars Black green brown VINE
IL to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25
$ fs;,:j o ;"s $ es:t: so

Outstanding selection of black coats With stunning
Silver Fox collars $780, With Persian Lamb yokes vestees
coars With Kit Fox and backdyed Fox shawls Black brown
and wine coats trimmed with Fsherdyed Fitch Blended Mink
dyed Koinszy Sc to 44-351a to 5412.
Misses Junors-SiIver Fox! Persian Lamb! You'll appre
their quaty-the generous styling the seasons
fur eaments Same story in blended Mink tipped Skunk
Fsher-dyed trimmed coats And coats with
lovely Lynxodyed White Fox Black rule the collection browns
green's wines nterspersed! to 17-12 to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-25

SAG Mink-dyed Muskrat Coats Sizes IL to 49,
$135.OO.
SITS Black and Cross-dyed Fox Coats. Sizes 14-16
$135.OO.
$165 Natural Red Fox Bolero Jacket. Size H. $75
$98.75 Beaver-dyed Coney Coat. Size TO- $49.75.
Evening star., 1939-06-08
UNDERWEAR

ZOO TAILORED PAJAMAS Cotton prints IN
variety OF colors, Two-piece IN
style. Regularly Il9 I1(s
tsoo SLIPS: Rayon tafeta. tailored ~rvIe
ililmeo with embroidery Broken 90
sizes. Regularly 49c etsfH
90, s,, GOWNS. Rayon satin in floral pattern
S Smsno SECONDS. Sizes 16 and Il. ~
Hs1 RAYoN GOWNS Tailored anS Do I'ss
RsInTar1r sfimmed styles. Non-run rayon' o.
500 RAYON TAFFETA GOWNS FioraI =.
Slshs; Iearose ground. Sizes IS and fO
10 RAfON TAFFETA SLIPS RueIed nj
soms Navy black and bright colors. ~
Goldcnberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-08
HOSIERY

ss&o ,ss ;, ,ifTIoLLL-FAsHIoNED iToL SILK HOSE. Ring
szeg es New coora aao ssonn1 thread BroSen 1fc
tn% nS9 EnLE-TAsH1oNfD0 Nf0ra> KNEEHIGH I! nts cur.
Rpoeo hoSa: 1;, Also some full length hose
OF 69c .S4R
,s6'l FILL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE. R1ns-
iess @ chinonS. Broken sizes and colors Msl1
henoS en- and counter soied 79c- 0n
uunnS11 ftLL-FASHIONED KNEE-HIGH SILK
hosE ChifonS with lastey tons 40
SPINNER coIors Seconds of SOC srsdn &c
Also perfer, seH rHifaoN ri1sfas HOSE. Knit to At.
weight Seconds and perfect SOC IN
Summer colo5s I'm ho>E: Knit TO At chlfTons
Seconds of "ac grade I2c
pasoo, ,s", CHiLDRENS AND MISSES ANKIETS
IaSteIS and white. assorted styIes Farcr
u Lops I,s, ana solids. Broken sizes Resu- In
Evening star., 1939-06-08

E3 DoESKIN HANDBAGS. PasteIs and
brleht colors. Frame and Upper TOPS ~ u
Many styles REGULARLY 90 4JC
too) EVENING HANDBAGS White or co1d
sis sosof peaas or black seauins. splen- Co.
oid for glfts Regularly 90 OSC
W .i3W BLouSES. White and pastel oresndv
NnlIe natiste. sport shirts. Broken ~
ZOO ZOO, LARGE NAUTICAL HANDKERCHIFFs
nanoana % or head 'kerchiefs in msny a.
Tssrrer1 I'D cn'Ie Peculiarly 1ac JC
s msyv or n,acE Various styles and IN.
widths. cevUIa-lv Or S(s
''rn' HAEDVERCHTrES women'e .rd
cnl1rens sizes All white sora with co1
Sc sceo borders Regularly : for So
GO1derbero's-Mn;u E1oor
Evening star., 1939-06-08
House Dresses

'4o) House Dresses. Cotton percoe
prints in mony styles. Broken sizes.
Regularly 7oc - "a.
tZO) Houseeoots. Printed broodcIoth.
broken sizes, many ooIors and STYLES
Regularly 10 o------ 4o-
t33) houseeoots. Printed broodcioth
and percoe Sizes IA to 20. Monv
styles. Regularly ! 80 ond 2.99 -1.69
'Ao) Uniforms BroodoIoth in white,
blue, green Broken sizes. SeveroI
styles Regularly l.2o- 5or
teo) House Dresses. Sheer cottons ond
pereoes. Broken sizes, various coors.
Regularly 79c ond ooc 40.
'49) House Dresses. Misses and
wonens. Printed percole, broken sizes
ond ooIors. Regularly -66e
HoIdcr hor roye
Evening star., 1939-06-08
REMNA IS 4
TOWELS. LINENS

uD PASTEL TURKISH TOWELS; oox4O.
men extra heavy quality. All popu- ~
20 TABLE CLOTHS: 52x52-inch printed 1ot.
IONS Sllshtly soiled from display. Isn
the mil seconds 'nNiSH roIH TOWELS. Pun Of
Regularly sc NN.--(N"1' .0leo oo'oefS' l9c
M:O M:O HuCK TOWELS AND TEA ToWG,S
WI mnite with borders in popular col.
g prsJ SNIBROiDFRED lIP PuIow "
shshtly ,.i.sl soiled from handling White as
WIN WIN colored embroidery. Regularly 90 Ode
49, yds) TABLE DAMASK REMNANTS. zs
inch mercerized cotton White or col So ,o-
"!sn '5s1 PPG3,Ndess. P3Ns. r. Resnlar!y 59c - SSc
uhite fhTt LiNEN n,tN TABLE NAPKINS. Large size.
80 .e Only. attractive damask 1917
uitb nukklSH IarfSH AND HUCK TOWELS wE,ts
Regularly 15c "eeohos' RI
Goldenberq's-Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-08
WOIWEN'S CLOVIS

Cio CAPESKIN GLOVES. Novelty ,tv,os
Br9ksn E,9 .sss Resglarly I1s d l,i9 :}9c
white hand.crocheo, H>i Novelty styles. Some
Rssg1ar,T Bay r. aac DloAen sizes Bic
only in assorted stvIss ra hSo fabrics. Brown
6ssplsr,E Fss' aac D.oAe" SIZES I3c
and brown nroto TD StEDE GLOVES. Slack
oi very much higher priced gloves lUC
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-08
HOUSEWARES

% WOOD BATH STOOLS. Various colored
" soiied 'isssS Resaaris Hsua!e 3 type. snsn' Oc
'-3) STAFFORD INSECT SPRAY. Pint-slze
both 'pisy Reguafy aad can a5c 0' insect powder 25c
tISl SCRUB MOPS. Cotton yarn
heads and long wood handles. Resu- H.
GIsj iS-PC WATER SETS. Large pitcher
Bur nd esdo eolor ResuIa7y sTs fum0eFs 88c
I'D MEIAL MEDICINE CABINETS. Modern
stfn auaty Regglarl1 eFg s'facsVe iaa perfect BBc
1I@j FLOOR BRoOMs' Painted handle.
ia?Iy hqIs sasens aae sizes NO delivery Resu- I9c
Chrome legs. Floor samples. Resu- q DO
tsi'S "s} E:zEDo g6 WARDROBE CLOSETS % Aso
other makes Fibre board Slightly
damaged, sold as is. Regularly So nm
tD CURvADoR WARDROBE. sl,sh.1v
damaged Made Of heavy fibre board i M
Sold as is. Regularly 3oS sOJ
@, WOOD TRELLISES. Slightly marred Fan
zoo i"a'e, rA'n'ea Vh'e. Aesularly SIC
$3.50 WINDOW SCREENS. Hardwood frames.
ineh nahaniRee Reeulsry HFe 4sc s0h 'eF 19AaS 29c
t3 METAL UTILITY CABINETS. Five COM
lmaas g damased sze RernIafv ersme nss ssht 248
Goldenberg' 's-Donnstair
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Girls. Infants

'3o) Girls and Tots Dresses ond Sun
Suits. Broken sizes to u. ReouIory
3oo and SOC 10r
'3e) Tots Royon Dresses. Broken
sizes 3 to s Regularly 7oc ----39c
te) Tots 6othins Suits. Broken sizes.
Regularly l99 7or
n5) Tots Psnty Suits. Two-piece,
hond-sewn. Sizes ! to 3. Regularly
(24) lnfonts' Weor. Shirts, bonnets,
bIOs, nets ond knonos. Slightly soied.
Regularly 29c to 59c---1oc
Evening star., 1939-06-08
LAMPS. SHADES

- TORCHIERE. Bronze base amber slobe
i Inree-Way % lighting Regularly mn
nel VANITY LAMPS. Green. rose TX
amber with parchmertized shades to Ana
match Resularlv soc 4Jc
with matching shade Regularly 90
90 WASHABLE VANITY yAMp sPAnrS
3oc ''' "AfN 2SC
GoJSopb,ro,e
Evening star., 1939-06-08
Boys CLOTHES

t6) SANFORIZED WASH STACKS. Solid col,
ors and patterns; 10 to 20. Some ir-
TTsspaFj Ts Rip,SG SRssqIRIE RRtEcars as to 1sa &C
eaha r5inn "a, n,iH;o caniorlzed cotton
Resuiariv uiari!s' 1.S5 81" only' 10 TO H. I.I9
ts) PREPS BLUE CHEvIOT SUITS. Coat.
vest ana lonsies. Sizes ii to Is. n On
400 CLOTH SCHOOL SUITS MostIv 80
Ions. long p pants AMI Sizes to Is. Resu- . On
'36) WASH SUITS. Button-on STYLES Broksn
aSsortments. Sizes to s. Regularly On
tl3sD KHAKI RUNNING PANTS Shorts for
camp. hshlns or athletics Sizes 26 -
70 ~ Regularly 3ac - lOC
80 .a6) JR: EoYS, WHITE SUITS. Rugby. out
ton-on and sailor STYLES. Lorg or
short pants. Soled. to 8. Resu- IN
l36l CLOTH KNICKERs. Odd lots light or
mixed to arE R.varn wGG and ae soton ." 29c
tla) RAIN COATS. Tan trench style. with
i'4a 1ts; sizes to Is. Resularly Loo
Hs, SUMNER SPORT COATS. sanforizs.
saoardine Tan Also odd lots Of
others ~ to go. Regularly 1pS ~N
Goldenber0's-Mnin FIoor
Evening star., 1939-06-08

PORCH NEEDS. TOYS
t3l GLIDERS. Two green and one brown
Ras1,larv "veT rooT o4 samples o1 Sold as is 7R9i
- S1lDuNG BOARD. Complete with loldo-
ano handles. Floor sample. Reg q n
ularlv 1ooS 0sJD
Goldenberg's-
Evening star., 1939-06-08

CURTAINS. ETC.
uJO) PRISCILLA RUFFLED CURTAINS. COL
oiea insured IuLieH. Also slA-plece sDOn
cottage sets. Regularly 49c- ~OC
toooD ShOKI LENGIhS kAYONS, LACko, lor
aooT paneIs ana Shorl windows. kegu-
sp SLif COVER SE1S. Sure-nt cretonne
o-pc Sets loi wing cIub chairs and - GlsA
Ib-ln SOFT RegularIy Il % eDssVJ
3oW MAhQUIstrTL REMNANTS. Also
ana curtains; Reguiarly sc and lyc. Yd. 90
- fRlELETTE SLIP COVERS. For 76 and
~ IN. sofas, rust and brown
Peated on tour sides. Regularly a M
1.9s --------- 4sOJ
90 FRIEZETTE SLIP COVERS FOR CHAIRS.
CogSWeil. Green and rust. Regu- - M
larly @sOJ
t20O) THEATRICAL GAUZE. All-lnen IN
natural color. 36-lnch width. Regu- IN
larly l9c. Yd- lOC
80 ART-LEATHER COVERED HASSOCKs
Blue trimmed with white. Regularly @-
1.I9 ------------ &C
90 HASSOCKS. Art leather covered Kapok
n!led cushion top. Brown and egg n
shell. Regularly 3aS ss1O
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-08
ROYS, WEAR

BUY 3 WEAK
as, KNIT UNION SUITS. Summer IN
type. Sizes 4 and l6. Regularly35c lSC
'S6l POLO SHIRTS. Cotton knit crew neck
short sleeves. Sizes 10 to 16 Resu- -
larly 3ac lDC
4O WASH HATS Also baseball caps IN
200 'o srMEK MfGsafH TNIoS sHa sTITs combea co,
ton yarn. Knitted elastic back. OOc
Fifssnch Fis1 leS uno, e 1G Res4lary 3ac @Oc
ing patterns All sizes. Regularly On.
..sp stMMER PAJAMAS. One-plece. Seer
5. Resuiarly sIa S'Hsa sec eol'ohS sizes 4 to 29c
InO ALL-WOOL BATHING SUITS. Navv blue
soc Dsee, DrHe--- " 10 ~. Nesularly 29c
oldenbero's-Mn;n F1oor
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AWNINGS. ETC.

90 HEAD ROD WINDOW AWNINGS: &c.
inch width Aft. drop. including l2-lncn
valance. #. 8 protection. Soiled m
from display lsUO
not foht II DROP q tRTAINSi - II. wide.
h hang 12s ReFaisry ra'h}fo oSs fr!pe Ready 1863
- NENtilaN BLINDS Goxf0-lnch Ivorr.
Green tape Attached cornice. Ready q IN
to hang. Regularly 10aS OssDU
t15) HOLLYWOOD SCREEN DOOR AWNINGS
Attach 10 screen doors; % and 33- >n
size. Ready 10 hang IJC
Goldenberg S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-08
DOVESTICS

ADOVA ALkS ii AIS
Gonh dm ~ WOOL PLAID BLANKETS. 7OxSO-
Regularly ss @ orsn'iy soilsa ep z.I9
orcb;s III fUfF COMFORTS. Two-tone
ResulsrIy 5as as oa,een covered ? 80
Siiebtin so;idL SeEDsPkEADS. Twin-bed size.
larly Us 'sveial eolofs' Nes- }.88
s;,e eiiapiEW iEWlCk SPREADS. Double bed
ResusTIy IS sOleo IRON display, 2.39
co,rt CO. BLEACHED SHEETS. sIxas-nch 71ieh
count sheering. Perfect Quality. ~n
sssessanless: sssa a: Regularly 80 I8c
NANIs; s0-nch, for making seam ~
less @ sheets Regularly 2oc --- LSC
ronnd 'usr, thrsandN ndNbLEAuHED D COTTON. Heavy,
;fiI'S 4, RisS;,lS sH y, ss'shss 7Nc
size Ciosejv Wov.x nIttLQW Eases; = So
larry lss ss-s. en .0''0ns, Nesu- lOc
down TUo- - SaI!N CoMFORT. Al-soose
rose. Resularlv IL E'el, ss l, olue ana 8.89
Goldenbero's-M1in F1oor
Evening star., 1939-06-08

Printed Dotted Swiss. printed seerSucker, print.d
muslin. printed Stub broadcloth. flock dot chenille
voiIes and printed chiffon voies 3 to 4I,-yd.
lengths for dresses and blouses.
GoldenbergeMuin Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-08
AP P A R Ell
CLEARANCE
DRESSES

ns) Royon Crepe Dresses. Broken
sizes tor women and misses. Regular
" I'99 -------39c
t4e) Women's Dresses. Royon ocetotes
ond crepes in broken sizes and colors
Regularly l.99 ond 2.o9 66e
'e5) Dresses. lote Spring materials
IN broken sizes ond coEors. ReouIoriy
2.99 ond 800 30
'59) Dresses. Clearance of Iote sprino
models. Aipoco, etc. Broken sizes
Regularly 4,44 and sos lo7
(2l Dresses. jacket and other STYLES
Apooo, etc. Regularly 7.95 4.33
12s) Dresses. Wonen's and misses
alpaca, sheers ond other fabrics. Brok-
en- sizes Il to "A. Regularly 4.99 and
o-9o -
t29) Washable jacket Dresses. Also
others. Broken sizes and coIors. Reou-
IorIy 5 IS ond 500 2od
'2D Dresses. Lote Sprnq models in
snort fobrIcs, solid coiors. Broken sizes,
Regularly $50 end 1876 s44
I27) Dresses. jacket ond other STYLES
oneers. olpoco, etc Broken sizes. REQ
uIorIy 7.95 ond 1905 900
Evening star., 1939-06-08
PAINT SALE

VARNISH. Regularly l .9S raJ l.s$
tih salso RED ROOF PAINT Mixed = N
YIN W5 ilnSeed ni. qiI Regularly so gal. L.O
wv. sas., hoUSE PAINT. Ready mix
(s3 half galsD FLAT WHITE FINISH. m
For interior use: Regularly 125 half gal O1
rI9 sa!s) GOLD MEDAL ENAMEL CrO,
washable for walls and woodwork. q q
1e9 half EaIsJ PORCH AND DECK ENsMy
$500 roil.5 WALLPAPERS na'i Msny sai; 49,.
ior iior all rooms. Regularly 1sc to q
eoldenbero'eDo,onstoa,s
Evening star., 1939-06-08

'3V1 MISSES SIoeks and OveroIIs. Vo-
rIous styles ond tobrics Broken sizes
Regularly l.19- 3o-
tzS) Dressmoker Bothins Suits. Broken
sizes 81 TO 38. Several styles ond
ooIors. Regularly l.99 5or
tZ0) Skirts and BIouses. Royon chiffon
bouses, light or dark crepe and flannel
skirts. "a to 81. Regularly 80 ond
299 -- 40
'z5) Toppes. Suedne, in Iioht coors,
Y 10 l8. Regularly ! 80 lao
l3s) Polo Shirts. ChiIdren's sizes s 70
10. All ooIors. Regularly &C. -2oc
Evening star., 1939-06-08
CORSETS
ACCESSORIES

Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-06-08

Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor