davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

Errors: Handley. Runs batteC in
h,l1ot' =, Vaughan, DiMaggio. Two
base hits: Litwhiler, CAIRNS, Elliott
nnzzo: Three base hits: earns
hia stolen base: DiMaggio. Dou.
and pays DiMaggio, Fletcher, Davis
Fletcher 2. Left on bases: Philadelnhia
~: Pittsburgh Z. Bases on balls or
PEARSON 3. Brown 3. Frye l, MacFayden
!. ~Strikeouts by: Brown 2, MacFaydcn
l: Hits off: Pearson 5 In @ inninqs.
rye 3 in 2; Brown 8 in Z 1-3: Mac
ayden ! in l 2-3. Winning pitcher
brown. Losing pitcher: Pearson. Inn
.z, Sears, Jorda and Barr. Time
Ia . do Attendance: 2,2a9 paid and SIS:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30
ASHEVILLE WINS

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. %. R-
Asheville outhit Norfolk II to 2 to-
night behind the effective hurting
of Lowery to trim the Tars, 4 to 1
and protect it's slim lead over the
Richmond Colts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

Error: Heffner. Runs batted In: Cor
don, Heinrich, Keller 8, Selkirk, Dickey
Dahlgren 2, Russo, McQuinn. Swift 2.
Two base hits: Gordon, Swift. Double
plays: Russo. Crosetti and Dahlgren !:
Gordon and Crosetti. Left on bases:
New York 10; ST. Louif 6. Bases on
balls off: Russo l. Kennedy 8. Mills
2. Bildilli 2, Coffman !. Strikeouts by {:
Russo 5, Kennedy l. Mills l. Coffman /.
Hits off: Kennedy s in 4 innings (none
out in 5th) Mill, 1 in 1-3; Bildilli / in
l 2-3; Cfofman l in 2. Losing pitcher:
Kennedy Empires: Rommel, Hubbard
and Moriarty. Time: 2:O3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30
STANDINGS
RESULTS
American League

New York 1915; st. Louis So.
Detroit Sc: Washington 20.
Boston 4; Chicago 3.
Cleveland at Philadelphia, postponed,
ain.
National League
st. Louis 5; New York 0.
Boston 8: Chicago l.
Pittsburgh 4; Philadelphia 0.
Cincinnati 9; Brooklyn 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

Errors: Pofahl, Newsom, Lewis. Runs
batted in: Gehringer. Greenberg 2, New
som, Fox. Two base hit: Sullivan
Home run: Greenberg. Stolen base:
Bartell. Double play: Pofahl, Blood
worth and Sanford. Left on bases: De
troit g. Washington 5. Bases on balls
off; Newsom 1, Carrasquel 6. ~Strikeouts
ny: hudson l. Newsom :, Carrasquel
Hits off: Hudson 4 in 2 innings: Tar.
rasquel 2 in 4. Losing pitcher: Hud.
son. Umpires: Pipgras. Ormsby and
Geisel. Time: 1:31. Attendance: 1000
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

Error: Leiber. Runs batted in: Ross
West, Gleeson. Two base hit: Gleason
Double play: Mattick, Herman and
Hack. Left on bases: Boston 10; Chi
cago 6. Bases on balls off: Posedel !:
Mooty 6. Strikeouts by: Posedel 3
Mooty 5. Wild pitch: Mooty. Umpires
Dunn, Magerkurth and Stewart. Time
1 40. Attendance: (actualD 1858.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30
Timely Hitting Helps
BUGS Beat Pills. 40

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2s.-RL-
Hitting timely and turning in three
double plays, the Pittsburgh Pr
raes whitewashed Philadelphia to-
day 4 to 0 for their eighth straight
triumph over the Quakers. /
PHILADELPHIA Al
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

Errors: None. Runs batted in: Oren-
go, Marion 8. Two base hit: Koy. Dou-
BILE plays: Cuccinello. Wick and Young
2; Young, Wick and Young; Orengo.
Marion and Mize. Left on bases: New
York 2: st. Louis 2. Bases on balls off
Schumacher 2, MCGEE 2. Strikeouts by:
Schumacher l. Dean 1, Lynn 2. MCGEE 3.
Hits off: Schumacher 5 in 1 inning
Dean 1 i'll 4; Lynn . in 8. Losing pitch
er: Schumacher. UmpiAes: Klein, Bal
lanfant and Campbell. Time: :2S. At
tendance: (paidl 2,794.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

Derringer Gets 18th Win
AS Reds Defeat DODGERS
81 To /

Officially it was a Junior
league scttball game, but IN
officially it was nothing more
than a riot of base-running in
yesterdays game between Dry
Pond and 7-Up softball teams.
Dry Pond won So to /.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

~. i9uls -------- W OlU'WO O10 05
New York --------- 900 O1O O03 O10 ia
Errors Gordon, Judnich. Runs bat.
ted in: Judnich 8. Cliff. Gordon. Di.
Maggie 3, McQuinn, Rosar, Crosetti
Two base hits Heffner. Gift, Radcliff
2. Crosetti. Keller. Home runs: Jud
nlch, DiMaggio, McQuinn. Sacrifices
Rosar and Dahlgren; McOuinn 1nnas.
SISTED. Left or bases: New York q.
st. Louis 8. Bases on balls off. Sun.
ORA 4. Auker 3. Strikeouts by: Sundr,
!, Auker l. Murphy 3. Hits off: SIM.
ORA Z in 8 innings; Murphy 2 in <
Wild pitch: Sundra. Winning pitcher:
Murphy. Umpires: Hubbard, Moriarty
ana ana f : M Time: Pap. Attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

in: Fox. Welaj, Chase, Greenberg,
Rowe. Two base hits: Greenberg, Bar
tell, Rowe. Three base hits: r'ox.
Home runs: Greenberg. Stolen bases:
Lewis, Myer. Double plays: Travis.
Myer and Sanford. Left on bases: De-
troit II: Washington 9. Bases on balls
off: Chase 5, Rowe 8. Strikeouts by
Chase 6, Rowe 5. Empires: Geisel, Pip
gras and Ormsby. Time: III. Attend
ance: 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

The planet Venu, when nearest
to us, cannot be seen, because OF
its nearness to the sun.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

Errors: None. Runs batted in :
Wright 2, fresh, Doerr 2, Foxx, Cron
in. Two base hits: DiMaggio, Doerr.
Colbert. Stolen bases: DiMaggio, Fin
ney.. Sacrifices: DiMaggio, c ramer r.
Double plays: Appling, Hayes and Ku-
hel. Left on bases: Chicago s; Boston
II. Bases on balls off: Knott 3. Rigney
2. Wilson 8. Strikeouts by: Knott 4.
Wilson 5. Hits off: Knott 9 in 7 in
nings (none out in Sth) Rigney 2 ,
l 2-3. Losing pitcher: Rigney. Um-
pires: Basil, Grieve. Summers. Time:
2:17. Attendance: $500 paid, 5000
women.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

EfrOrs: None. Runs batted in: Wax.
er, Medwick, Wasdell, F. Mccormick .,
lombard 2. Ripple 2. Myers 2, Derrin,
ger. Two base hits: Phelps. Wasdell,
Durocher, Wyatt. Werber, F, McCor.
mick, Ripple, NJ. Mccormick, D~erringer.
Home runs Medwick. lombard, Myers.
Sacrifices: Frey. Myers. Double play;
Derringer, Myers and F. Mccormick.
Left on bases: Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati
5. Bases on balls off: Wyatt l. Girls.
som l., Derringer l. Strikeouts by;
Grissom 2, Casey I, Derringer 8. Hits
off: Wyatt 3 in 2 innings; Grissom l
in 2; Carleton 8 in 1-3: Casey 8 in . 20;
Tamulis . in /. Losing pitcher; W.
att. Umpires: Reardon. Goetz and p.
nelli. Time: 1:41. Attendance: ll,168
paid (plus 9,912 ladies' day..
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-30

American chew approximately
So, 600, o0C pounds of chewing gum
annually.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
HOMEWARES

~ Unfinished Bookcases; 4
shelves, samples. Reg. l.99,
l.2S
(1S) 3-Pc. Aluminium Pudding
Sets; ; sizes. Reg. 4oc- ---29e
(5) Wood Serving Tray; enamel
finish, soiled. Reg. 49c-----loe
(1S) Cast-Aluminum STEAK
Broilers, 11-in. Reg. 75c----48e
az Unfinished Hardwood Fx-
tension Tables; extra leaf. Reg.
o.S0 --------------------3.99
(15) Rubber Garden Hose; 40
It. lengths. Reg. 1.19------S9e
1857 Window Screens, hardwood
frame, anteek copper-like wire.
12x33-in. Reg. acc -------Iee
(D Oil-silk Shower Curtains;
with drapes. Reg. 3.95-----l.6s
(2) Metal Hampers; bench style.
Reg. 1.2o ---7 7ae
(ls) Metal Plant Boxes; 3O-in.
size, marred. Reg. 69c- 34e
R1) Sta6ord's Rubless Wax;
h-pt. sire. Reg. 1oc ------5e
(l27 rolls) Toilet Paper; crepe
finish. Reg. Sc roll, 10 for l5e
(23) Corn Straw Brooms; T.
string size, bamboo handle. Reg.
SOC ----33e
~ Metal Wardrobe; 70x20x20
size, slightly damaged. Reg.
1.S6 -------3,99
acknowledgements
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l.00 and 2.00
DRESSES
LOO

A clearance group of "a dresses
from our regular stock Of fast
selling garments in an incom-
plete range Of colors and styles.
Sizes II to a in the combined
collection.
(68) Misses and Women's
Dresses; printed rayon French
crepe and spun rayon. Broken
sizes IA to a. Reg. 3.33 and
o.SS - 20
(53) Misses and Women's
Dresses; printed chiffons and
Bemberg sheers. Broken sizes
1874. Reg. 4.44 and sos, z.e7
1887 Misses and Women's
Dresses; washable printed chif-
fons and Bemberg sheers.
Broken sizes 1912. Reg.
SOS 3o7
47) Misses and Women's
Dresses; jacket and 1-pc. styles,
washable printed chiffons And
sheers. Broken sizes l4-44.
Reg. 7.95 and 1925 95.so7
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
TOILETRIES

(21) Daggett & Ramsdelrs Sets
and Djer Kiss Sets. Reg. 100
(46) Woodbury. Shampoo. Reg
ularly SOC --16e
t5S) D'Orsay Face Powders; as
sorted shades. Reg. 1.10--J7e
(3l) Special Formula Face
Creams and Creams by Luxor.
reg. ooC 34c
(37) Mifflin Rubbing Alcohol;
with Isopropyl. Reg. 49c.---l6e
$50 Sanitary Napkins; one
dozen in box. Reg. oc----loe
(244) Odd Lots of Toiletries,
including nail polish, tooth
powders, hair dressing, face
creams. etc. Reg. l0c to Csc, Sc
Goldenber0's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
PAINTS

(2D Floor and Porch Enamel;
Reg. 1.59 half gal. ---I.l9
(16) Red Metallic Roof Paint;
Reg. 1.59 gal. ----l.l9
(l9) Ready-mixed Paints; white
and colors. Reg. $50 gal, l.89
(27) Interior Gloss Finish;
white and colors. Reg. 1.49
half gal. ------------I.09
(22) Monad High Gloss Finish
Paint; quick-drying, waterproof.
Reg. 2.70 half gal. ----l.90
(50o) Rolls Wall Paper; pat
terms for every room. Reg. zoe
to SOC single roll ----7e
acknowledgements
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Lamps, Etc.

(3) Cocktail Smokers; walnut
or black finish. Reg. 2.45 and
3.95 ----1.S7
(24) Mirrors; upright or oc-
tagon. Reg. 1.lo-----S9e
(6) 3-candle Floor Lamps. Reg.
3.98 ~
~ Floor and Bridge Lamps;
Sway indirect hoor and Sway
indirect bridge lamp. Reg.
9.95 and 1895 -----6.6o
Goldenberg's-Dospnstafys
Evening star., 1940-05-16
FURNITURE

D Wa alnut- finished Desk
Chest; 3 drawers and drop-lid
desk compartment, Reg. 29.95,
l4.S5
(1) Odd Dresser; avodire finish,
3 large, spacious drawers, large
mirror. Reg. 1895 1913
(D 3-Pc. Solid Maple Bedroom
Suite; full size bed. dresser, large
5-drawer chest on chest. Reg.
69.95 ---39.94
az Modern 4-drawer Chests;
walnut waterfall design. Reg.
2995 -- ---l4.65
u) e-drawer Chest on Chest,
walnut finish. Reg. 1895, 1888
~ Modern Vanity; large round
plate glass mirror. Reg. 24.95,
1000
(2) Vanities; modern waterfall
design, prima vera round mir
ror. Left from suite. Reg.
O0.OO
~ Solid Birch Vanity: with
mirror. Reg. 1895 ----l8,oO
(6) Bedroom Chairs and
Benches; maple and mahogany
finish. Reg. 9.95 - 3,9S
() Felt Mattress; size 3 it.,
Sin. Soiled, sold "as is" Reg.
1.Sc 400
u) Coil Springs; aluminium
platform top, floor sample. Reg.
~ Panel Beds; mahogany fin
ish, two size 3 it., 8 in. and one
4 it., 6 in. Reg. 1895 ---9.95
~ Innersprins Mattress; blue
damask covering, size 3 IT,, 8
in. Reg. 1895 -----26. 90
~ Studio Couch, reversible
mattress, green tapestry COW
ering. Floor sample. Reg. 2e.s5,
1900
GoldenberQ's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
UNDERWEAR

(6) Women's Gowns; striped
sheer celanese. Reg. 1.09--6ee
(24) Slips; rayon satin and
crepe; built-up shoulders. Reg.
t.Os ------------------79e
(l0) 2-Pc. Pajamas; rayon
satin, lace trimmed. Reg.
3.S8 ---------------- 80
(9) Chemise and Dance Sets;
rayon satin, lace trimmed or
tailored. Reg. 1893 -----59e
(29) Cotton Slips, built-up
shoulders; rose and white. Reg.
29c --24e
(6) Slips; rayon taffeta, ruffled
bottom, small sizes. Reg. 1.9s,
79e
(3) Gowns; rayon satin, tailor
ed style: soiled. Reg. l.6s. 99e
(19) Panties and Step-ins; ray
on satin; mussed. Reg. sec, 24e
(9) Knit Cotton Union Suits;
small sizes. Reg. S9c----l9e
(ls) Rayon Taifeta Slips; plain
and ruffled bottom. Reg. 100,
59e
(21) Snugxies; part wool, small
sizes. Reg. acc Zoe
Goldenberp's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
LIN e n s

(119) Cannon Turkish Towels;
seconds of sec 3oe
(97) Part-linen Toweling, REM
nant lengths. Reg. 15c yd., l0e
(l39) 58-fn. Table Damask;
heavy mercerized. Reg. Soc yd.,
3oe
121) 45-in. Dresser Scarfs; at
tractive patterns. Reg. soc, 19e
(19) 56xS6-in. Rayon Table
cloths, mussed. Reg. 1.59, 100
G0ldenber0's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
BOYS WEAR

(29l) Lucky Boy Shirts; white
and fancy patterns. Irregulars
OF 79c grade 3oe
(51) White Suits; with gabar-
dine pants, belt and blouse.
Sizes 3 to 8. Reg. l.59. -69e
(48) Boys Wearables; including
riding breeches. knickers, shirts
and longies. small sizes. Reg.
soc to 1.19--2 24e
(S4) Boys Longies, white duck
and fancy patterns. Broken
sizes. Reg. 100 -49e
(47) Boys Sweaters; half zip
per. plain colors. Reg. 100, 4oe
(32) Sailor Suits; some with
longies and shorts. Sizes S to
8. Reg. l.l9 to 1.5s Soe
(27) White Long Pants Suits;
sport back coat, sizes IA to 20,
Reg. 5.s5 2.99
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
UPHOLSTERY

(12) Bar Harbor Chair Cush-
Ions; with hack. Reg. 100
Set -------------------S0e
~ India Prints; 2x2la yds., for
bedspreads or couch covers.
Reg. 1.39---------------
a. Sets ef Glider Cushions;
8 cushions to set, water-repel-
lent. Reg. 8.o8----------4.o9
1897 Odd Pairs Curtains; ruff
ned and tailored styles. Reg.
79c to LOO pr.------39e
(sz) Odd Pairs Curtains; ruff
he'd and tailored styles, some
soiled. Reg. 100 to 1.98 pr, sc
Goldenberg's-Thfrd Floor. ;,
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Window Shades

(2) Canvas Porch Drapes; IL
Ks It. Green and tan. Reg.
5.90 -
~ Canvas Porch Curtains;
9x6 It. Reg. 3.o6-----2.7o
~ Walnut Cedar Chests; floor
samples. Reg. 16.95-----I0.5o
(1Al) Opaque Window Shades;
3x6 It. Misweaves. Reg. 55c 3Se
~ Porch Awning; 5 It. wide,
4-ft. drop, 12-tn. valance.
Soiled. Reg. 6.9o-----.----z,5o
(6) Bamboo Porch Shades, II
It. wide, 8 It.. long, green only.
reg. 3.9S ---------------z,98
GoldeHberg's-Thiyd Floor.
Evening star., 1940-05-16
HOSIERY

(l19 prs.) "Over the Knee.
Hose; pure silk chif1ons, fun
fashioned, with lastex tops.
Irregulars of 79c grade 37e
(229 prs Full Fashioned
Knee High Hose; all-silk ring
less chihons, lastex tops. Reg.
u0C Csc
(193) Full-Fashioned Silk Hose:
2 and 8 thread ringless chif-
fons. Mill mends and counter
soiled lots. Reg. sec grade, Iee
(212 prs.) Service-weight Hose;
durable rayon, assorted colors.
Seconds Of 29c grade de----14e
(12S prs.) Children's AnkIets;
pastel colors. Irregulars Of 29c
grade -------I4e
1919 prs.) Pure Silk Chiffon
Hose; knit to At. Seconds Of
z8c grace oe-----------------l2e
Evening star., 1940-05-16
ACCESSORIES

(105) Women's Sport Squares;
paisleys, bali prints and dots.
Reg. 39c c--------z5e
(76) Neckwear and Sashes;
white pique lace collars and
chiffon sashes. Reg. sec z5e
(917) Mems White Handker-
chiefs; some with initials, soft
cotton. Reg. Sc ca, 6 for 2le
(59) Women's Blouses; sheers,
cottons, rayons, acetates: shirt
and dressy styles. Reg. 1.19. TIE
(43) Turbanettes; also wrap
arounds. Reg. ACC -loe
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
CORSETS

(2) Corsettes; satin nipped-in
waistline, back laced. Reg.
(7) Girdles; rayon satin and
brocaded. Reg. 1.95------79e
az Girdles; famous make, sizes
20. 80. 80. Reg. SOS ----2.95
u) Beau Svelte Corselette;
heavy innerbelt. Size SO. Reg.
az Beau Svelte Girdles; satin
and lastex, sizes 28, 80, 81 and
80. Reg. 5.00----3.50
az Femode Corsettes, for too
heavy figures, small highline.
Sizes 38-46. Reg. 500 $50
(5) Girdles; satin and brocaded
materials. Reg. 1.95----l.59
Goldenber0's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
GLOVES

1857 Women's Doeskin Gloves;
slip-on style. Reg. 1.39 --69e
1881 Women's Fabric Gloves;
novelty slip-ons, puffed cuffs.
Reg. 79c-1.00 pr. pr.----69e
(l27) Women's Fabric Gloves;
broken sizes. Reg. Soc ----44e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Tots & Girls
SIC DRESSES
29c

Incomplete sssortments. Prints
and f1orals in . variety Of gay
colors. Broken sizes 3 to II.
(23) Boys Wash Suits; 1 and
2 pc. styles, broken sizes l to 6,
Reg. 1.15---- ace
$50 ChiIdren's Cotton Dresses:
spun rayon and rayon crepe,
broken sizes 3 to ~. Reg.
(26) Children's Cotton Dresses:
various prints, broken sizes.
Reg. soc Ioe
(2l) Children's Dresses rayon
crepe. broken sizes 3 to II. Reg.
1.S9 -eoe
(4I Tots Sweaters; cotton
stripe pull-overs, sizes 2 to 8.
Reg. 39c-59c zoe
(3l) Tots Sun Suits; broken
sizesI to 6. Reg. 29c- Sc
(22) Children's Pajamas; cotton
crepe, broken sizes. Reg. 6sc,
3oe
(0 Tots Spring Coats; navy
and powder, broken sizes 4 to 6.
Reg. 2.9s 7ee
(2l) Children's Spring Goats;
navy and tweeds, broken sizes
8 to II. Reg. 3.9s and SEQ, l.e9
uO Toddlers' Cotton Shirts;
Sizes 4 to 6. Reg. 29c. Sc
(5) High Chair Pads; sliphtlv
faded. Reg. 1.19 see
Goldenberg,s-Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
SUITS & COATS

~ Dressmaker Suits; in rose
and blue pastels. Sizes 1915.
Reg. 1895 10 90
(6) Misses Sport Goats; plaids
and checks. Sizes 1918. Reg.
1875 5--------10.99
~ S-Pc. Suits; in Shetlands
and tweeds. Sizes 1913. Reg.
1895 A9a
~ Man-tailored Suits; single
and double breasteds. Sizes H.
18. Reg. 1895 500
49, Misses Sport and Dress
Goats. Reg. 1895 500
(7) Misses and Women's Dress
Goats; wool crepe and twills.
Broken sizes. Reg. 1895, Il.o9
Goldenbergs-Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
HOUSE FROCKS

(13) Paul Jones Uniforms; soil
ed; broken sizes. Reg. 1.l9, 3ee
(5) Paul Jones Uniforms; white
cotton. soiled. Reg. 1.99 ---59e
(S) Smocks; printed percales:
sizes IL to 20. Reg. 1.19----59e
(S) Housecoats; spun rayon,
rayon crepe and cotton. Reg.
1.19 to 1.99 -7oe
(2S) Dresses; spun rayon and
rayon crepe. Reg. 1.99----59e
(7) Washable Dresses; printed
percales. Reg. 1.19.-- 39e
1897 Washable Dresses; printed
percales; broken sizes. Reg.
LIZ ------------- Syc
(12) Housecoats; upper and
wrap arounds, rayon satin.
Reg. 500 ----l.99
Daytime Frocks-Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
MEMS WEAR

(l1) All-wool Sweaters; sleeve
less, blazer stripes, small sizes.
Reg. 100 -------37e
(5) Washable Robes; broad
cloth and stubs: small sizes.
Irregulars Of 1.95 grade See
(s9) Hose and Shortees; assort-
ed patterns, most every size.
Reg. 15c pr. -------5e
(l9) Sport Shirts: rayon, string
or button front. Reg. Soc ---37e
(24) Neckwear; rayons, acetates,
full shape. Reg. 29c lille
(14) Sport Shirts; Inner and
Outer style, short sleeves. Reg.
LOO -----------------37e
(47) Unionsuits; nainsook
checks. Reg. sec ------29e
(44) Broadcloth Shirts; soiled.
Reg. 1.00-----
(l6) Broadcloth Pajamas; coat
or MILDLY style; sizes B and G.
Reg. 59c 39e
(19) Pure Silk Sport Shirts;
blue and maize: small, medium
and large sizes. Reg. $50, l.09
(24) Basque Shirts; ribbed cot
ton; white and dark colors.
Reg. 69c---z9e
Goldenber0's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
6) Mems 1885
Summer Suits
6.85

Just 5 to sell. Tropical weight
materials, In desirable patterns,
Sizes for regulars, "a, %, 20
and 40.
~ Spring Suit; size SO short.
Reg. 1895 -6es
(2) Spring Suits; a long and
40 stout. Reg. 21.95 5.-lI.oo
(6) Spring Suits; SO, 81, SO, 40,
~, and A. Reg. 16.95---7.o5
~ Hand-tailored Suits; hard
finished worsted; 80 long and
40 stout. Reg. 26.95 ---l3.So
(lo) Washable Slacks; broken
sizes 80 to SO. Reg. 100 pr, 3se
(12) Sanforised Sport Stacks;
sizes 80 to 81. Reg. l.50---4Se
~ Work Pants; broken sizes
80 to 40. Reg. $50 -4se
(s) Black Raincoats; light
weight material. Sizes "a to
~. Reg. 1.95 -----38e
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SPORTSWEAR

tS3) Women's Blouses; broken
sizes 80 to 80. Reg. 1.l5- soe
(4l) Women's Blouses; batiste.
rayon sheers and pique. Reg.
LIS and 1.99 - 70.
t47) Women's Sweaters; cotton
knit. Reg. 69c and 1.00--loe
t1O) Sport Jackets; small size.
Reg. 2.99 -laA a.
t3l) Women's Skirts; all wool
f1annels. Reg. 1.99 and 2.se,
1.34
tlo) W0men's Skirts; broken
sizes. Reg. 1.39 6oe
GoLdenberQ'S-Second Floor
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49c to 60c
Printed RayOns
24c I'd.

Fine quality rayon fabrics in
solid colors and gay, colorful
prints. Remnants In useful
lengths.
(1s2 yds.) Printed Crepe Chiffon
and Bemberg Sheers. Reg. 79c
yd. 39e
(4 yds.) Minuet and Run
Crepes. Blue, tan, green, rose,
coral. Reg. 98c yd. ---. 68e
Goldenber1's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Floor Covering

(35 yds) 27-in. Fibre Runner.
Reg. $50 yd.----------94e
(1z2 yds.) Remnants 14-in. Felt
Base Runner and Rug Border.
Reg. 29c-39c yd.----------l9e
(1S) Congoleum Rugs; size
3x4h It. Reg. 100 0--39e
(l2) Heavy Felt Base Rugs:
size 9xo IT.. Reg. 5.95---3.z7
(162 yts.) Inlaid Linoleum;
brown marble effect. Reg. 1.6S
50. yd.------
(l7) Heavy Felt Base Rugs;
size 7lax9 IT. Reg. 4.95- -2.99
(2) Fibre Rugs; size 4hx9 It.
Reg. 7.00---.3 3.4S
(5) sisal Rugs; size 6xs IT,,
discontinued patterns. Reg.
(1S) Oval Braided Rugs; 24x36
In, Colonial style. Reg. 1863
to 2.5o------1,l9
~ Administer Rug; ex9 it.,
soiled. Reg. 24.50-----lo.oo
~ Administer Rug; 7l2x9 IT,,
soiled. Reg. 29.50-----17.50
(94 yds.) Congoleum and other
makes Felt Base Floor Cover
ing; 3 yds. wide. Mill lengths.
Reg. Soc 80. yd. ---39e
(l97) Fibre and American
Grass Rugs; 1Sx36 in. Reg. 79c-
100 -@0e
Goldenber0's-Third Floor.
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l0c Cotton
Wash Fabrics
lOc yd.

Printed percales, solid color
chambrays, pique, madras and
broadcloth in plain shades.
(97 yds.) Pre-shrunk Dress
Linen, imperfect. Blue, rose,
gray. Reg. 79c yd. ----z4e
GAS yds.) Hopsacking; maize
only. Reg. 38c I'd. --1zhe
Goldenberg's-Masn Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
Cleorones Of
BLANKETS

Slightly soiled and mus
sed blankets-all marked
at sharp reductions for
quick disposal.
(22) Cotton Plaid Blank
cts. Regularly Toe 39e
(85) Cotton Plaid Blank.
eta. Regularly sec --4ee
lS9) Cotton Colored Bor-
der Blankets. Regularly
A.UU 69e
41) Cotton CoIored Bor-
der Blankets. Regularly
LIZ ----------S9e
(28) Part Wool Blankets.
Regularly 1.39 -----1.o0
GoldenberGs-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16
HANDBAGS

t5l) Handbags; bengaline fab
RIGS and pigtex, patentex and
fabricoids. Reg. Soc
(24) Handbags; feathers and
prints, patent and tapestry;
black and colors. Reg. 1875, l,I9
1867 Women's Belts; patentex
and corded effects. Reg. 39c-.
Soc 1ne
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1940-05-16

Odd Lots Chenille Royon-K KrinkIe
Spreads-A to IL Off
One and two-ofaknd in white. mutitone solid
Soiled and mussed and slight irregulars
ns) Solid Color COLONEL spseeds reg I.3s---6ee
(54) Solid Color Rayon spseeds, reg. Ie9------l.ls
(24) Chenille sprseds. reg. .ss-----1.3s
N2) Chenille sp'seds, reg. 2.ss--------------l.ss
(3s) Chenille sprseds. reg. 4.ss- .ss----------z.4s
CD Chenille sprssds reg. 5.e5----3.97
CotdenberUs-Man Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-12

Corps of the army.
 During the training period, both at the universities and at the army school, accepted candidates will have the same status and pay as flying cadets who are being trained as pilots. They will receive $75 a month in addition to food, cloth ing, shelter, and medical and den- tai care.
 After completing the course and being commissioned in the Air Corps Reserve, these engineering special iStS will go on active duty with pay of $205.50 a month.
 Subjects to be studied in this new course will include: funda- mentals of aerodynamics, airplane design, airp,ane engines and install lation, structure and aerodynamics of military airplaneS, aircraft in- Struments, materials and methods of aircraft construction, and pro- peller design.
 First Classes Qualified applicants will be ex- amined immediately upon applica- tion to the air officer. First Corps Area, Boston Army Base. The first classes are scheduled to begin on January 6, 1941, and to be eligible for the first class candidate should complete his examination be- fore the end of December.
 This newest type of officer train ing in the Army Air Corps increases l the number of courses to four which