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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20


NEW YORK-President Roose-
welt In convinced that Great Bril-
tain will win out in the long run.
This Ia had from his press state
ment that he believes American
power facilities should be sharply
increased ION the possibility that
the power situation might become
serious in the next two or three
years"
Power consumption Ia greatest
when factories operate. II the
president foresees a possible short
age. he anticipates a high rate Of
factory output. The production
will be ornaments. Thus it's Off
cial, say business heads, that con-
ditions will boom on arms produc-
tion-as previously reported here.
Arms Prosperity - Economists
and business organizations have
expressed interest In the state
ment here that bankers expect
business TO boom under the influ-
ence of the newly government
created $4,000, 900. 900 armament
industry. Economists agree that,
though artificial 1t assures the
creation of new buying power for
years.
The national industrial confer
ence board says that 1854 600
were unemployed as of July, 1889.
The estimate Is that rs OF July,
1910. the figure stood s,235, 900
The long-range estimate is that by
July, 1941, the unemployment to-
tai viii stand at only $500. 900.
The anticipated boost of those
employed-counting men taken in
to military service - spells out
benefits to all industries. The es-
Inmates show 4,ss5,ooo will be
added to the payrolls by July,
1s41. And with no curtailment of
factory output for at least another
year or two. the arms industry
brings prosperity.
Encouraging - Leading banking
and business executives say that
news from Washington and Lon
don makes the general situation
appear bad. But it's expected that
obstructive news" will turn into
constructive news" as soon as the
tax bill Is out Of the way.
Business heads say it's political
ly wise for FDR to capitalize or
the business betterment- He will
point TO the step-up IN industrial
activity, the decline in unemploy-
ment and the betterment of con-
ditions generally. It's expected
too. that late this month encour-
aging news will break from Lon
don.
Nictory-Englsnd isn't truly dis
closing what she is doing to the
Germans, say informed people. Nc
real publish" news viii come un-
iii the government is satisfied the
Germans can be defeated. The
case informants have in mind Il
the battle of Jutland In Worlc
War I.
News was against the Germans
for days. Suddenly London told Of
what happened in her favor. Thai
was the so-called turning point Of
the war. It's believed in interna'
tionally informed circles that his
tory viii repeat.
Confidence - Republic Iron snS
Steel is reliably said TO have OBJ
tanned lsrge-sized British ORDER
for heavy-duty srmor plates goo'
for little but tanks and similai
equipment. Contracts call for lat,
1es1 deliveries and don't carr,
cancellation clauses. This, say
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Witter A Company
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
RANK CLEARNGS

Porfiand-Clearings Ss.754, 40
al: balances 81 .os7. S51-s1.
Seattle Clearings S6.ss5.264 ass;
balances 81. sss. s1s.44; transactions
sic. SIS. O00. 90.
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DONESTICS

(26) BIeached Sheets; 81x108" size,
soiled. Reg. IL
(295 yds.) Remnants Unbleached
Cotton; to 3 yd. Reg. 1oc---5e
III doz.) Bleached Pillow Cases;
42x36" size Seconds of 15c grade, Sc
(5) So Wool Plaid Blankets; size
72x84", soiled. Reg. 298 -l.99
Q3 doz.) Pillow Cases; 42x36". sec
onds of Csc grade
u) Rayon Celanese Comfort, WOOL
filled; size 72x84". Reg. SOS 4.44
W Feather Bed Pillow, 2lx27" size.
damaged. Reg.
u) Chenille Bedspread; in rose dust.
Second of SOS grade 3.77
(5) Wool-filled Comforts; 72x84",
Reg. 4.95
81 Velladown Celanese Rayon Com
forts; 72x84"; faded Reg. 6.98 3.97
(10) An-wool Blankets; 70x80",
brown only. Reg. 3.88 8-----1.99
(5) Celanese Rayon Comforts; wool
filled. 72x84"; faded. Reg. SOS, 3.77
81 70x80" Blankets, $50 wool, in
solid colors, faded. Reg. 1873 l.l9
(7) ohawk Hemstitched Pillow
Cases. Reg. 1.19 pr. ----59c
(2) Colonial Bedspreads; 72x84" size.
Seconds Of 2.95 grade ---- 80
(2) Mohawk Hemstitched Sheet Sets.
Reg. 298 set l.59
~ Cotton Bedspreads; 72x105" size.
Reg. 249 99e
(9) Jacquard Blankets; 33ls% wool;
70x80" size, soiled. Reg. 1873 ~
f Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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Veterans Daughters
Install Officers

Installation of officers Of Ellen
Spencer Mussey Tent, No. 1, Daugh-
tiers of Union Veterans of the Civil
War, was held at the Raleigh Ho-
tel. Mrs. Anne Raeyling Of Phila-
delphia, past national president,
was installing officer and Miss Grace
Hurd, national treasurer, installing
guide. Music was furnished by the
Marine Band Orchestra. Miss Jessie
M. Lewis, the incoming president,
presented Mrs. Raeyling with bou-
quet, and a gift was presented to
the retiring president, Mrs. Lizzie
BasSett.
Other new officers are Mrs. Amelia
A. Yoder, senior vice president; Mrs.
Mildred F. Poore, junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Carrie H. Doyle, chap
lain; Mrs. Kathryn c. Rain, treas
urer; Mrs. Anna Ecker, Mrs. Anna
Horn and Mrs. Anna Hausman,
council; Mrs. Esther Lippold, patri-
otto instructor; Mrs. Anna H. Nc
Elroy, secretary; Mrs. Alice R. Koch,
press correspondent; Mrs. Sylvia D.
Mclaughlin, guide; Miss Ruth
Scott, guard; Mrs. Catherine F..
Winkelman, assistant guard; Mrs.
May R. Parker, musician; Mrs. Nan
Thurber, Miss Alice Lippold, Mrs.
Hester Warner and Mrs. Cora Dor
sey, colorbearers.
A banquet was held. Guests in
cluded Mrs. Raeyling, Miss Hurd,
John T. Ryan, Department Of the
Potomac, G. A. r.; Mrs. Lizzie Bas-
sett, national council; Mrs. Eva
Garis, national legislative officer;
Charles C. Long, department COM
mander of Maryland, Sons of Union
Veterans; R. j. F. McElroy and Ev-
erett F. Warner, Sons OF Union
Veterans, representing Comdr. John
M. Kline, Department of the Po-
tomac; Mrs. Cordelia Pollard, de-
partment president of the Woman's
Relief Corps; Mrs. Lucille Tamm,
department president, Ladies of the
G. A. R.; Paul McNally, past COM
mander Lincoln Camp, Sons of Un-
ion Veterans.
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Mrs. Maria Baldwin Dies;
Descendant of Franklin

Mrs. Maria Bache Albert Baldwin,
IS, a native Washingtonian, died at
her home, 1914 Sunderland place
NV, yesterday after long illness.
The widow of William B. Baldwin,
patent attorney, she was for many
years active in the Women's Auxil-
iary of the Church of the Epiphany.
A direct descendant of Benjamin
Franklin, Mrs. Baldwin was the
daughter of Charles Albert and Hen
rietta Constantia Bache. The family
moved to Montgomery County when
Mrs. Baldwin was a child and she
returned to Washington after her
marriage in 1885.
She leaves a brother, Allan Nc
Lane Albert.
Funeral services will be held at
the Church of the Epiphany at 2:30
pm. tomorrow. Burial will be in
Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Four Cabinet
HOSteSSeS
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point over her forehead and matched
her necklace of the same stones;
Miss Rosalyn Buchanan, another
debutante, in black suit, who ac-
companied her mother, Mrs. j.
Wesley Buchanan; Mrs. Ernest H.
Van Fossan, Mrs. Denis Chavez,
wife of Senator Chavez; Mrs. Will
liam Fitch Kelly. Mrs. John j.
Dempsey, Mrs. Herbert Feis, Miss
Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Carroll Mil
Ter, Miss Pauletta Guffey and Mrs.
Albert Cox.
Others Of Prominence
Among Guests.
Sonora de Espil, the handsome
wife of the Argentine Ambassador,
was seen making the calls, as were
Mrs. William H. Smathers, in suit
of all gray, with tall gray feather
In her matching hat; Mrs. Richard
Fulmer, Nine. Rajamaitri, wife OF
the Minister of Thailand, in all black,
with an open-Work snood on her
perky little hat, and a Persian lamb
coat to complete the ensemble; Mrs.
Robert Davis and her pretty debu-
tante daughter, Miss Dita Davis, the
latter wearing a smart black cos
tune with a black hat having a
cascade of chartreuse chiffon falling
to the waistline at the back; Mrs.
Edgar Morris, Mrs. Sumner WelleS,
wife of the Undersecretary OF
State; Mrs. Ollie James, Miss Mar
garet Calvin Gage, Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose, Mrs. Frederick Gould
of New York, who is spending the
winter in Washington; Mrs. William
E. Borah, Mrs. j. Clinton Tribby,
Mrs. Stanley Hornbeck, Mrs. Emory
Scott Land, Mrs. Clarence Norton
Goodwin and Sonora de Bianchi,
wife of the Minister of Portugal.
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins and
Mrs. Millard E. Tydings made the
rounds of the at homes, and others
in the moving kaleidoscope scene
were Mrs. Robert Whitney 1mbrle,
Mrs. Eugene Woodson, Mrs. Walter
Wyatt, the Rev. Meade Bolton Nc
Bryde, Mrs. Morris Evans and her
daughter, Miss Meta Evans; Mrs.
James Clement Dunn, Mrs. Alice
Nibley Smoot, Miss Stella Akin, Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Baroness Won Below,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Hull, Mrs.
Alben w. Barkley, Mrs. Thurman
Arnold, Mrs. George Messersmith
and Mrs. Harry r. Fulton.
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Petition Would Speed
Wisconsin Wideninq

A petition looking to the early
widening of Wisconsin avenue from
r street to a point south of Mount
Alto Hospital was filed yesterday in
District Court.
The court was asked to impanel
a jury to ascertain damages to each
owner of land taken, and to assess
benefits. The petition was signed
by Corporation Counsel ElWood H.
Seal and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Walter L. Fowler on behalf
of the District Commissioners.
Evening star., 1940-01-11
Children's Home
Committee to Meet

The Executive Committee of the
Board of Managers for the Baptist
Home for Children, Bethesda, Md,
will meet for conference in the
church parlor of the First Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and o streets
NV. tomorrow, at 1890 am. Mrs.
E. Hilton Jackson, president of the
board, will preside and serve as
hostess at luncheon following the
business session.
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CORSETS

(3) Formfit Corselettes, Lastex back,
beltless model; sizes 36-3S. Reg.
3.95
(8) c. b. Corselettes, belted model:
sizes 81, 80, 40 and AZ. Reg.
1896 " ---------Z Z.S3
(16) Two-way Stretch Girdles; with
garters. medium size. Reg. 1875, ] 50
(29) Brassieres; built-up shoulders,
tearose; sizes 40, A and 46. Reg.
1.29 -- -----7 79e
(27) BrassiereS; of rayon, satin and
lace; broken sizes. Reg. 39c l9e
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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(29) Mixing Bowl Sets; 4 assorted
size glass bowls in set Reg. 39c' l9e
(23) Glass Water Sets. 10 pieces.
Reg. 100 CSC
Q2) Tea Kettles Of Wear-Ever Alu-
minum. List price, 295 --1.57
(2) Electric Mixers, Polar Club
make. Reg. 7.s5 --5.58
(2) Toaster Sets, Westinghouse make.
including chrome finish electric
toaster, walnut-flnish tray and 2
glass relish dishes. Reg. 4.95-- --3.43
(2) Electric Coffee Sets, Westing-
house make; l chrome electric per-
colator, sugar and creamer and wal
nut-finish tray. Reg. 7.95- 5.58
(59) Cups and Saucers. cups and
saucers in set. Reg. $50 ----S4e
Goldenberg's-Downstairs.
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DRESS FABRICS

1,752 yds.) Remnants Of Rayons.
2 to Az yd. Reg. 39c to Soc -z9e
70 pcs.) Printed Pure-dye Silk
Crepes. Reg. 1891 95 CSC
(21O yds.) Remnants Wool Suitings
and Coatings, 54-in. Reg. 100 39e
u,953 yds.) Fayons and Acetates.
2 to yd. Reg. soc to 89c yd.- 35e
Goldenberg's-Maia Floor
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WASH FABRICS

1,S26 yds.) Remnants Cotton Fab
RIGS. 2 to S yd. Reg. 15c and 18c.
l0e
(642 yds.) Remnants Wash Fabrics.
Useful lengths. Reg. 29c-39c l9e
q pcs.) Cotton Lace Fabrics; 36 in.
wide. Reg. soc yd------l4e
Is pcs.) Dress Linens; pure linen
quality. Reg. soc yd.---15e
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor
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HOUSE DRESSES

(D Quilted and Blanket Robes; soiled
Sizes IA and Is. Reg. l99 79c
u9) Broadcloth Uniforms. Sizes IA
to l8 in group. Reg. 1.19 -- 59e
(26) Cotton Dresses. Sizes IA to 40
in group. Reg. 59c-79c 39c
(35) House Coats and Robes. IA to
A in lot. Reg. 3.99 2.29
(43) Ray0n Dresses; in tailored
styles. IA to 40. Reg. 199 l.3o
(35) Spun Rayon Dresses. Navy,
black and wine. Reg. 1853 --8Se
GoldenberqS-Second Floor
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800 Pairs Novelty
Tailored Curtains
D
Open mesh ~
weaves, tailored I Ak"
styles, cream color n
marQuisettes with ~
novelty colored
figures or dotted
ruffles. also 6-pc. +
cottage sets.
GoldenberQ's- " ca.
Third Floor.
NOTIONS

(58) COlOred Aprons; with bib front.
Reg. 35c
(47 Candlestick Holders; reg Csc
pr. --------- &c
(S8) Women's Raincapes; red only,
large and medium sizes. Reg. soc, ,39e
12) Wood Cabinets. Slightly soiled
from display Reg. $50 -----l.7o
(99) Sanitary Goods, including STEP
ins, aprons, belts and dress shields.
Reg 29c and ACC 9c----14c
(24) Garment Bags; Of chintz; g.
garment size. Reg. 100 59c
1867 Tourist Cases; rubber lined,
fitted with 2 jars and 2 bottles.
Reg. 79c -39e
(27) Ready made Baby Dresses;
stamped for embroidering. Reg.
85c -4oc
GOLdenberO'S-MQin Floor.
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Hardship, Poverty
and Sickness Menace
w Woman Of Courage"

F a r m j n on,
Jan. 10-Her home
i hire at enc d by
debt, her husband
seriously injured
perhaps a cripple
for life, her daueh-
ter's romance peril
ously close to the
Evening star., 1940-01-11

u49l Slip-on Sweaters. plain and
novelty weaves; also Cotton Knit
Shirts. Sizes 32-40. Reg. 79c l9e
(49) Flannel Skirts; flare style,
broken sizes 26-32. Reg. l.39 -79e
(27l 2-Pc. Sport Dresses: broken
sizes. Reg. 299 ----------1.l 10
(34) Slip on and Cardigan Sweaters;
broken sizes, 32-40. Reg. l19-l.99.
79e
u5) Sloppy Joe Sweaters; broken
colors and sizes. Reg. l29 - 88c
GoldenbergS-Second Floor
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LINENS

LINENS
(87) Turkish Towels; 22x44" size,
Seconds of 29c grade
an Turkish Bath Mats. Seconds of
soc quality y-------z4e
(112) Huck Towels; soft finish quail
ity. Seconds of 15c grade -----8e
(14) Lace Scarfs; 15x45" size, ecru
color. Reg. 39c---22e
(3) Lace Scarfs, soiled from counter
display. Reg. 49c --- ------ 29e
(14 3-Pc. Linen Vanity Sets; soiled.
Reg. 79c ----29e
(8) An-linen Bridge Cloths, embroi-
dered designs. Reg. 79c --~-34e
(1S) RayOn and cotton Cloths;
50x50" size. Reg. 29c 9c---17e
(9) Rayon-and- Cotton Cloths; SIX
68" size, blue checks. Reg. soc -33e
(19 yds.) Mercerized Table Damask;
So in. wide. Reg. soc 9c--35e
(72) Turkish Towels; sizes 22x44"
and 20x40". Reg. 25c
(9) Lace Scarfs, 16x45"; also 3-pc.
Vanity Sets. Reg. 100 0---69e
(59) Turkish Towels; with colored
borders. Seconds of Csc grade l2he
(62) Turkish Towels. Seconds Of soc
Goldenberrs-Main Floor
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Mems Fllr1tishinus

(63) Pajamas and Nightshirts, tr-
regulars of 100 quality --5ee
az Blanket Robes; assorted colors,
small sizes. Reg.
~ Blanket Robes; small and me-
dium sizes. Reg. I49
(34) Novelty Sweaters; Upper and
button fronts. Reg. l49 S9e
(49) Broadcloth Shirts; soiled and
mussed. Sizes IA, 161a and II. Reg.
69c-100 33e
uS) Broadcloth Shirts; Tuxedo and
other makes. Reg. 139-165 ---57e
az Suede Jackets; full upper front.
slightly spotted. Reg. 398 --l.99
d2) Tie and Handkerchief Sets;
boxed. Reg soc
1O) Broadcloth Pajamas: Tuxedo
and others, soiled Reg. 139 See
(9) Capeskin Gloves; fleece lined.
brown only. Reg. 119 -4oe
t5D Tie and Handkerchief Sets.
Reg. 100 see
t59) Undershirts and Shorts; soiled.
Shorts, size "A only. Reg. SOC 2ee
az Broadcloth Shorts; broken sizes.
Reg. Csc and soc
(24) Dress Gloves; in capeskins, kids
and pigskins; broken sizes. Reg.
119-l95
(29) Hand-tail0red Ties; desirable
patterns. Reg. 55c c-19e
(19) 10Te Wool Union Suits; ankle
length; broken sizes. Reg. 1.19. 66e
(23) Mayo Union Suits; sizes 36-38.
reg. 1.uO Zoe
(35) Rayon-and- Cotton Hose; as
sorted patterns. Reg. 15c pr. ----5e
(55) Felt Hats; various styles;
broken sizes. Reg. 1.95-295
az Brocaded Rayon Robes; small
GoldenberQ'S-Main Floor.
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BE HERE PROMPTLY AT $50


(29) Rayon Gowns; size 16, some
slightly soiled. Reg. 1.19 S9e
1867 Cotton Slips; built-up and strap
shoulders, broken sizes. Reg. ACC
and soc 2oe
(3l Chemise and Dance Sets, of fine
quality pure dye silk satin, lace
trimmed and tailored. Small sizes;
slightly soiled. Reg 1893 - I.3o
(19) Brushed Rayon Bed Jackets;
slightly soiled. Reg. 100 --- 59e
t29) Snugfit Undies, some part wool.
Reg. 39c --- 19e
(59) Rayon Undies, in tailored style;
slightly soiled. Reg. 49c-59c - 29e
(49) Rayon indies; in tailored style,
some slightly soiled. Reg. 29c-
39c .-------..-- --1oc
(29) Snugfit indies; in small sizes
only. Reg. 29c - ----- l0e
on Balbriggan Gowns; in tearose,
sizes 1917. Reg 100 5oe
Goldenbero's-Main Floor.
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FLOOR COVERINGS

(s) Velvet Rugs, sxl2 it.; oriental
design. Reg. $3.50 ~----l 1897
1) Wilton Rug, ex12 IT,; oriental
design. Reg. $3.50 1900 ---38.65
(1 Seamless Administer Rug, l1l4x
IS it. Reg. $3.50 49.75
(2) Administer Rugs, sx12 it.; dis
continued patterns. Reg. $3.50. 1885
(s) Inlaid Linoleum Rugs, 6x7l2 IT.
Reg. 750 ------- 2.97
(7) Inlaid Linoleum Rugs, 6x9 it.;
irregulars OF 900 grade ---3.47
(5D Felt Base Mats; 1895 in. (not
delivered). Reg. 19c 9c--------10e
(4D Congoleum- made Rugs, 3x9 IT,;
slightly imperfect. Reg. 1.98 59e
(S6 yds.) Felt Base Rug Border, "a
in. wide. Reg 39c yd.---l9e
(62 yds.) Felt Base Rug Border, So
in. Reg. ACC yd. 27e
Q8) Congoleum Rugs, 36x54 in.
Reg. 100 47e
(22) Congoleum Rugs, 36x72. in.
Reg. $50 SIC
(3) Armstrong Quaker Rugs; INK
IL it.; seconds of 1895 grade 5.94
e pcs.) Inlaid Linoleum; short
lengths. Reg. 119 to l.65 SO. yd., 48e
a. Congoleum Rugs, 9x15 IT,; sec
onds of 995 grade 4.97
(14s 50. yds.) Felt Base Floor Cover
ing, in cut lengths SO and 11A it.
wide. Reg. soc So. yd. 32e
7) Fibre Rugs, 41ax7a #. Reg.
5.95-75O
(6) Sisal Rugs, 6x12 #. Reg.
(117 yds.) Reversible Carpet, ~ in.
Reg. 79c yd. -39e
(2) Colonial Type Administers; 9xl2
and 83x106. Imperfect. Reg. 27.50-
(46) Broadloom Carpet Samples,
27x54 in. Reg. $50 to 750 2.77
uS) Fibre Rugs. 7x8, 8x9, 9x9 and
9x10. Reg 795 to 1895 ---4.99
(49) Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs, 6x9
it. Discontinued patterns and slight
GOldenberO'S-ThiTd Floor.
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(97) Children's Wearables. Broken
sizes 3 to IL yrs. Reg. soc lie
t49) Cotton Dresses. Broken sizes,
7 to IA yrs. Reg. 69c-79c -- 29e
(40 Rayon Panties and Slips;
broken sizes. Reg 29c and SOC Toe
(28) Sweaters, Gym Suits, Snow
Suits and Ski Pants; broken sizes.
Reg. 1.0O-1.19 44e
u0) Snow Suits and Coats; broken
sizes, 2 to IA yrs. Reg. 1895 599 2.49
(3) Girls Winter Goats; blue and
wine; size and in size IA yrs.
Reg. 799-l099 ------3.9 3.99
u9) Tots Velvet Dresses; blue and
wine, sizes 3 to yrs. Reg. 500 l.99
l34) Cotton Dresses; broken sizes,
to IA yrs. Reg. l99-299 l.29
t8) Velvet Dresses; broken sizes.
Reg. 1.99 99e
rs prs.) Red Cross and Trimfit
Socks; broken sizes AZ to 6l2. Reg.
29c pr. 19e
(5) Infants Christening Dresses;
slightly mussed. Reg. 2.99 l.69
t49) Infants Needs. Slightly soiled.
Reg 29c to soc
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor
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HOSIERY

l67 prs.) Crepe Chiffon Hose; tissue
sheer. Reg. 49c pr. 39e
(207 prs.) Ringless Chiffon Hose;
full-fashioned. "Mill-mends" 25e
166 prs.) Knee-Hi Chiffon Hose;
full fashioned Reg. soc -- 19c
(2I9 prs.) All-silk Chiffon Hose;
Seconds of 39c grade - l5e
n88 prs.) Kant-Run Service Hose;
irregulars of 29c grade - - l9e
1902 prs) Children's Socks. Some
irregulars Of 19c-29c grades -----I0e
Goldenbergs-Mltn Floor
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Lace Window Panels; open mesh
weaves AZ in. wide. Reg. 89c ca. 39e
(24) Hassocks: slightly discolored.
Reg. 1.00-159 ------------ ca. 6ee
(412 yds.) Remnants Drapery Fab
RIGS. Reg. 1oc to 1893 10e to 99e yd.
(297) Satin and Damask Squares,
Reg. 29c-39c ----------------l5e
(249) Rayon Marquisette; short
lengths. Reg. 29c-39c ca. l5e
(97 yds.) 54-in. Green Mohair.
Slight irregulars of 100 quality,
vd --25e
(26 prs.) Brocaded Damask Drapes.
Reg. 1913 --------------S4e
GoldenberQ'S-Third Floor
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BOYS CLOTHING

(44) Broadcloth Shirts; white only.
Broken sizes. Reg. sec 1Oe
t59D Hockey Caps; some soiled from
display. Reg 39c c---- ------I9e
(39) SIip-over Sweaters; broken sizes.
Reg 79c --------------- 2oe
$50 Bathrobes; sizes 8 to IL yrs.
Reg. 119 -.------------ SOC
15) Sweat Shirts; fleece lined.
broken sizes Reg 69c - ,--- 39e
t28) Mufflers; of wool and rayon.
Reg sec to CSC ------ ------ 39e
t29) Broadcloth Pajamas; irreg-
ulars of 79c and 9Sc grades 3oe
t58) Junior Boys Wash Suits;
broken sizes. Reg. 79c 3oe
(49) Lumberjacks and Coats; broken
sizes. Reg. 395-495 ------l.99
(29) Lined School Knickers; sizes
to 13 yrs. Reg. 1.19 -S S8e
u9 Junior Boys Overcoats; broken
sizes. Reg. 5.98 3.33
t3) Boys Knicker Suits; sizes 10,
Is and 16 yrs. only. Reg. 1898 $50
(5) Pep Overcoats. Sizes IA, II and
% yrs. Reg. 1888 ----ll.88
D Prep Suit; brown stripe, long
les; size II yrs. Reg. $3.50 -l5.75
~ Prep Suits; in grey, with long
les; size 20 yrs. Reg. 1895 $50
(l2) Prep Suits. Sizes IL to II years.
Reg. 1915 -----l2.S8
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79c Full Fashioned
CHIFFON HOSE
326 pairs Of ring ~
less chiffon stock
inks, sheer and
clear 3 thread
weight. Wanted
colors. sizes 6}x
to IOH. Slight =
irreEulars.
Goldenberp's-
Main Floor.
GLOVES

uI6 prs.) Kid Gloves. Seconds Of
1895 grade 99e
139 prs.) Lightweight Capeskin
Gloves. Seconds of 100 grades 4oe
(2O7 prs.) Rayon Suede Fabric
Gloves. Reg 59c 39e
t219 prs.) Imported Wool Gloves;
Reg. soc ---- ----- 39e
(96 prs.) Angleskin Fabric Gloves;
GoIdenberq's-Mdi Floor.
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LEATHER GOODS
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
u Simmons" Hi Rise Studio
Couch; green tapestry covering. Reg.
44.95 SZ4
12) Full-size Beds; solid maple. Reg.
1895 4,S8
(S) Cretonne- covered Ottomans;
with deep valance. Reg. 498 l.4o
GO Full-size Beds; walnut veneered.
Reg. 1896 --------S9
az Coffee Tables; with removable
glass top. Reg. 995 3.4o
t3) Walnut finished Dressers; Chip
pendale style. Reg. $3.50 - Sll
t3) Solid Oak Bullets; reg. 2495 So
(2) Bullets; butt walnut veneered,
18th century style. Reg. $500 Sl2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
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TOILETRIES

(49) Woodbury. Cream and Lotion
Combination. Reg. 75c --- 22e
1881 Alpha Professional Hair
Brushes. Reg. soc ----. 39e
(6s) Luxor Special Formula Cream
Facial Treatment. Reg. 55c - l0e
(32D Superfine Facial Tissue, box of
200 Reg. 12c ---- &c
Q62) Marty Perfume; all popular
odors. Reg. 55c -----l5c
(72) Pitkin's Alkalizer Tablets, Is in
box. Reg. soc 10e
(34) Lentheric Soap; miracle and
shanghai odors. Reg. soc ---l9e
(19) Assorted Face Powders, includ-
ing. Woodbury. Reg. 1.00-1.50 49e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
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HOME NEEDS

(2) Kirsch Metal Venetian Blinds;
So in. wide, 80 in. long; red Stats,
black tape Soiled. Reg. 22.00 4.9S
1897 Scalloped Oilcloth Table
Covers; some irregulars ----35e
az Walnut Cedar Chests; one-of-a-
kind floor samples. Reg. 2995, 1898
(29) Venetian Blinds; 80 in. wide,
GA in. long; white and ivory. Dis
continued number. Reg. 4.98 2.69
GoldenberQ's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-01-11
TOTS & GIRLS

Goldenberg's-Main Flo