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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati

Cincinnati ----------- ooI ooS SoS-S
Runs-Handley (2). Young (2,, Elliott
Risss. Goodman Craft: Baker, Myers.
Elliott t2). Van Robays (2). Kalin. Rigs
t2). Joost (3). Myers. Two-base hits
Young, Elliott Turner Three.base bit. bit
base-Baker. Double plays-Young to Liep
to Fletcher. Dietz to Young to Fletcher,
Rigs to Joost to Craft. Left on bases
Pittsburgh, 5; Cincinnati. 5. Bases on
balls-On Dietz, 1; on Turner. 3: on
Moore. /. Struck out-By Diets 3; BY
IL in Z inninss: Oh Bowman. / in in
ming: Of Turner in 3 innings: OF
Moore. IN ! inning. Wild pitch-Dietz.
Winning pitcheDrTurner. Losing pitcher
-Dietz Umpires-Messrs. Sears Barr
and Magerkurth. Time-l:H.
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Runs-Meyer. Chapman. WeatherIy Err
rors-Mack. Tebbetts. Nevsom. Runs
batted in-Boudreau t2) Two-base hit
McCosky Stolen base-Boudreau Double
plays-Meyer to Croucher to York: Mack
10 Boudreau to Trosky. Left on bases
Detroit, 8; Cleveland. g. Bases on Balls
OF Corsica, l: of Newsom. of Rowe ]:
of Harder, l. Struck out-By Corsica. !:
by Newsom. 3: by Rowe, .; bv Harder 3.
Hits-Of Corsica, in innings: of New
som. 4 in innings: of Rowe l in In
nings Losing pitcher-Nevsom Umpires
-Messrs. Geisel. Basil Pipsras and sum-
mers. Time, 1877.
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Official Scores

NtW HUTk UIU VUT IWU-J I
Washington 600 O2O cox O
Runs batted in-Dahlgren, Lewis 90.
Selkirk. Di Magslo. Case. Two-base hits
Dahlsren. Ferrell, Selkrk, Case. Three
base ht-Robertson. Stolen basts-Cro-
setti. Case. Selkirk. Double plays-Blood-
worth to Robertson to Vernon: Travis to
Bloodworth TO Vernon. Left on bases
New York, 9: Washington. 5. Bases on
balls-Oh Hudson, 5: on Breuer l.
Struck out-By Hudson. 3; by Breuer. g.
Winning pItcher-Hudson. Losing pitcher
-Breuer. Umpires-Messrs Quinn Orms-
by and Grieve. Time-l:4s. Attend
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Columbus Wins PIoyoff

MACON, Ga. Sept. 28.-Colum-
bus won the South Atlantic League
playof, 4 to 2. by beating MS,on
tonight, S.I.
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Runs-Johnson. Di MaRsio. Finney C9).
FoXx. Cronin. Tabor c2t, Desautels. Err
rors-Brancato IIl Runs batted in
johnson. Di Magic F1nney (2). Doerr.
Cronin, Wilson C:). Two-bsse hits,-D.
Miles, Finney to). Di Maesio, Wilson.
Home run-Johnson. Stolen baSe-Ta-
Dor. Ueft on bases-Philadelphia 3: Bos-
ton, s. Bases on balls-Oh Heusser 4;
of Wilson. 1. Struck out-By Heusser.
2: by Wilson. g. Umpires-Messrs. Rom
mel. Moriarty and MCGOWAN. Time
1877.
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Bkl S. eI15t1Ol1el13I16s7l65 .572 IL
stLI1Ol13-l 7l131O1416.s369 .546l16
Pit 81 7l15I-I11l1ol131s .51oc11s
Chi 612I sl11l-i1c14l1cl7 7sl .4aoe41z
NY Il II1I1.I1oI-lI4l12I71 sol.47ol27la
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Totals ~ a "A Totals A. 70 y Il
'Batted for Dean in ninth.
Philadelphia - 600 zoo COO 4
Boston --------- 100 2l7 l4x-16
Runs-Moses. S. Chapman. Valo, Hayes,
Di Magic C,b, Cramer, Williams a.. .Foxx.
Hevins %. Errors--McCoy, Walasea.
Wallasea Hayes -. Foxx 80. Di Magsio
t3), Cronin (2l, Peacock e., Williams t2l,
Heving. Two-base hits-Moses 90. VIII
lams. Three-base hit-FoxX. Home run
-Di Magic. Stolen bases-Valo t2b.
Sacrifce-Sebert Double plays-McCoy
TO Wallasea to Seibert. Gantenbein to Nc
Coy 10 Seibert. Heving TO Doerr to Foxx t2),
FoXX to Cronin. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. = Boston, :. Bases on balls
Of Dean. 5; Of Heving, 4. Struck out
BY Dean. l. Wild pitch-Dean ,2p. Um-
plres-Messrs. Moriarty, Rommel and Nc
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Totals As 1874 IL

Totals 40 12T34 II IOt1I8 0O 10 90 I D
'Batted for French in fourth.
One out when winning run scored.
Batted for Crespi in tenth.
Chieaso O30 600 900 OOO-3
ST. Louis ---- 900 100 020 OO1-
Runs-Russell, Gleeson. McCullough
Brown. Slaughter to). Hopp. ErrorsEs.
Martin. Lee, Crespi... Runs batted in
Martin. Slaughter. Oillenwater, Marion.
Two-base hits Gleeson. McCulloush.
Stolen bases-Hopp. Slaughter. Sacrifice
I-French Double play-Lanier to Crespi
to Hopp. Left on bases-Chicaso.- Z: st.
Louis. IA Bases on bsIls-On Lee, g.
Struck out-By French. 2: BY Paaseau. s.:
. In 3 innings: of Passeau. 4 in 3 innings;
on Lee. in 81 innings. Losing pitcher-
Lee. Umpires-Mes.rt Pineui Rssrdoo
and 0oetS. Tine-2:27.
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FINAL GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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Major Statistics
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1910
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. Al: New York, 81.
Boston. 1875; Philadelphia. Al.
Cleveland .: Detroit, |.
Chicago, 5; ST. Louis, /.
STAINING nF THE CIURS.
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Runs-Radclin. solters: Applins, t3>:
Rosenthal. Errors-Kuhel. Runs batted
in-Clnt. wrisht, Rosenthal; R. Kennedy
(3). Two-base hits-Clift Mc0uinn.
Wright Three-baSe lits-McQuinn. Ap-
plina r. Kennedy Double -plays-Clift.
Lucadello and McQuinn; Lucadello, Berar
dino and McQuinn: Smith. Holloway and
cago T. Bases on balls-On Kramer, 3;
on Lawson. ,: OF Smith. 4. Struck out
BY Lawson. >; by Trotter. L; by. Smith,
OF Lawson. in 4; OF Trotter. 3 in ..
Umpires-Messrs Rue. Kols and Hubbard.
Losing pitcher-Kramer Time. :52. At
enthusiastically l.341.
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Dying Alaskan Cheats Wolves
By Entombing His Body in Ice

near the Alaska-Yukon Territory
border and less than 100 miles below
the Arctic Circle.
The weather was bitterly cold, the
route untraveled and without shelter
and the country infested with packs
Of wolves.
As United States Commissioner
r. e. Steel reconstructed Robert
sons plight: Darkness overlook the
old-timer on the trail and he tried
to camp for the night beside the
stream. But when he was unable
to light a fire death from freezing
swiftly approached.
The commissioner believes the
bowling wolves and the certainty
of death then impelled the Alaskan
pioneer to take the step which
cheated the wolves.
From the position In which the
body was found yesterday, with pack
pulled over his head and his arms
folded, Mr.. Steel was convinced Rob-
ertson had purposely lain In the
stream, with the freezing water
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envisioned for the new building,
which will be six or seven stories
high. Whether the club will be Of
stone or brick Is still undecided, club
officers said.
The entrance viii be on the street
level, which will lead to reception
lounge and Offices, according to
tentative plans to be submitted
within few days to the architects,
Arthur B. Heaton and Francis p.
Sullivan. The clubs present fire.
place will be reproduced in the new
main lounge.
Forty bedrooms, each with private
bath, are planned, while the main
dining room will be on the top floor,
with a dining terrace on the roof
affording summer use. The library
and living rooms are expected to be
on the second floor.
Also included in preliminary plans
is a garden, which may be used as
summer dining room.
With the meeting tonight of the
clubs Board of Management to
settle certain phases of the building
proposals, the architects are ex-
pected to begin drafting of the
sketches.
The United States Government
acquired the clubs present quarters
now more than 100 years old-for
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Tots & Girls

(15) Girls Winter Goats; in
tweeds and fleeces, warmly
interlined. Broken sizes TIA.
Reg. 500 ------3.69
(49) Girls Cotton Blouses; |;
White and colors. Broken sizes
8-16. Reg. 59c---------l9e
(35) Girls Plaid Skirts; waist
and bodice styles. Broken sizes
TIA. Reg. 79c -----39e
(35) Tots Cotton Dresses;
broken sizes 3-6. Reg. 1.99, 9ee
t12) Girls Wool Sweaters; size
8 only. Reg. LIS ---------5se
81 Tots Tweed Jackets; with
velvet collar. Reg. 2.99---l.69
(19) Girls Plaid Bodice Skirts;
broken sizes. Reg. 1880
(47) Tots d Girls Undies;
rayon panties and cotton slips.
Sizes ala. Reg. 29c-39c ---I9e
(31) Tots & Girls Rayon
Dresses; broken sizes Sis. Reg.
1.99-2.99 -------l.69
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Hosiery

197) Run Resist Hose; sheer
chiftons. wanted colors. Slight
irregulars Of soc quality y---3se
u43) Full Fashioned Ringless
Chiffon Hose; 3-thread all silk.
Seconds of 69c quality ----Z9e
(1ss) Full Fashioned Chiffon
Hose; 2 and 3-thread weights.
Mill mends and counter soiled.
Reg. soc and 6sc --------19e
(214) Silk Chiffon Hose; knit
to fit, fall colors. Slight sec
onds Of soc quality ------l9e
u7D Rayon Kant Run Hose;
In service weight. Seconds of
29c quality --------------l9e
(144) Ringless Rayon Hose; IN
service weight. Seconds OF 2sc
quality y---------------l4e
1851 Full Fashioned Ringless
Chiffon Hose; broken sizes and
colors. Mill mends and counter
soiled. Reg. soc -------l0e
u33) Boys Golf Hose; in plaids
and stripes. Irregulars Of 29c
quality -------------------Ioe
Goldenberg's-Matn Floor
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GIOveS

(216) Capeskin and Doeskin
Gloves; in bright colors, broken
sizes. Reg. 1.39 soc
(168) Fabric Gloves; novelty
styles, trimmed with leather.
Reg. 59c 49e
(217) Fabric Gloves; in leather
trimmed styles. Salesmen's
samples Of soc quality 39e
(138) Children's Leather Nit
tens; with elastic knit wrist
cuff. Reg. 49c -----29e
(163) Children's Wool; in q
tone bright colored effects. Reg.
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Home FrOckS

(5) Housecoats; of printed ray
on crepe. upper style. Reg.
3.99 --------2.97
(S) Cotton Dresses; in fast
color prints. Broken sizes. Reg.
1.99 -----------1.69 so
(73) Women's House Garments;
including cotton dresses, hoov-
erettes, smocks and princess
coats, in fast color prints.
Broken sizes. All sales final.
Reg. 79c to 1.19 29e
(37) Home Frocks; Of rayon
alpaca and rayon crepe in
prints and dark colors. All
sales final. Reg. 200 ----69e
(5) Paul Jones" Uniforms; OF
white broadcloth, slightly soil
ed. Reg. 99------I.09
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Dresses

(15) Dresses; In dresSy styles,
with jewelry trims; black and
colors; broken sizes, 1882. Reg.
1895 ---------------5.eS
1887 Dresses; of rayon alpaca,
in black and colors; tailored
, and dressy styles. Reg. 7.95, 500
t27) Dresses; Of rayon alpaca
and crepe, in black and colors;
broken sizes. Reg. 5.95---3.44
(22) Dresses; Of spun rayon and
rayon alpaca. in broken sizes.
Reg. ZOO ------------l.77
Goldenbergs-Second Floor
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Accessories

(143) Women's Neckwear; lace
trimmed, pique and all-over
laces, all necklines. Reg. soc. 29e
(122) Blouses; dressy and tai
lored styles, long or short
sleeves. Reg. 100 69e
Odd Lots Handkerchiefs for
men and women; large variety
OF styles and colors; mems in
jumbo sizes. Reg. SC to 121ac,
3ke
(439) Mems Initial Handker-
chiefs; plain white, corded and
satin stripe borders. Reg. 10c
to 18c ca. - ---7e
(93) Women's Umbrellas in
combinations and all-over ray
ons, oil silks and glorias. Reg.
1.59 to 1.95- 1.39
Goldenberg's-Mdfn Floor
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Toys

(21) Mystoplane Airplanes, with
remote control. Reg. 100 Ale
(12) Tung Wa Sets; made of
cardboard, for youngsters who
will later play real NAH jong.
Reg. 100 ----77e
(10) Auto Bridge Games, for ju-
veniles and oldsters. Reg. 100,
S8e
(14) Game Boards, with metal
frame. Plays more than 100
games. Reg. 2.00-------i.57
(15) Tumbling Tim; . wooden
push toy with tinkling bell. Reg.
1.VU ---------------- ---6oe
(3) Sport Model Autos; all
metal body, rubber tired wheels.
Reg. 7.95 .---------------5.44
(4s) Dolls; in swing cradle.
Reg. 1.19------------
Goldenbergs-Doionstdirs
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Notions

(27) Needlepoint Pieces; 15x18"
and 18x18" sizes. Reg. 100 79e
(21) Women's and Misses Rub
Der Raincapes; red only. Reg.
(15) Boudoir Pillows; slightly
soiled from display. Reg.
(29) Pencil Pouches; with fit
tings. Were 10c------6e
SD Pencils; in green-and-
white and black-and-blue. Reg.
l9c
(37) Clothes Brush Sets; / and
2 brushes in holder. Reg.
(16) Card Table Covers; of
suede cloth in red, blue and
brown. Reg. 79c----------49e
1857 Cretonne Chair Pads, va
rious colors. Reg. 29c ea.--l9e
Goldenbero,s-MaiH Floor
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Furniture

~ Modern Lounge Chair,
green tapestry, slightly soiled.
Reg. 1895 -----7.77
~ Lounge Chair and Otto.
man, floor sample. Reg. 1895.
z2.oo
~ Modern Lounge Chair; left
out of suite, wine friezette.
Reg. 1895 ---------I2.S0
(2) Mahogany Finish Students
Desks; 2 drawers and book COM
partment. Reg. 16.95----S.Ss
a. Boudoir Chair and Otto
man; in burgundy color, floor
sample. Reg. l9.95---io.oo
Co. Book Shelf End Tables; in
walnut finish. Reg. 2.95--I.6s
(2) Famous Make Studio
Couches; slightly soiled: sold
"as is" Reg. 34.95 $500
(6) Innerspring Mattresses;
covered with durable ticking.
Reg. 10.95 ---------------5.e9
(s) Innerspring Mattresses,
covered with A. @. A. ticking.
Reg. 17.95 -9.S3
~ Large Modern Buffet; left
out Of suites. Reg. 1895, 500
(S) Duncan Phyfe Coffee
Tables; with removable tray.
Reg. sos ---------3.75
(10) Walnut Magazine Baskets;
regularly 1.39 -----------Ses
~ Chair Bed; maple arms,
wine tapestry. Floor sample.
Reg. 32.95 ----14.s8
GoIdenbero's-Fourth Floor
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TOiIetrieS

(64) Jugs Of Apple Blossom CO.
lognes. Regularly 100 S3e
(124) Mavis Talcum Powder:
mildly scented. Reg. 55c i8e
(186) Barbasol Brushless Shaw
ing Cream. Reg. Soc size l9e
(4D Gift Compacts; in a va
riety of attractive styles. Reg.
LOO sue
(37) Colognes and Toilet Wa
tiers; in various odors. Reg.
soc -------------Z5e
(44) Djer Kiss Talcum Powder;
jumbo size. Reg. 39e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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Boys Wear

u34) Boys Shirts; Bell brand
and Lucky Lad brands. White
and fancies. Some counter
soiled and seconds Of soc to
79c qualities ------39e
(42) Knit Polo Shirts and Dress
Shirts; broken sizes. Perfects
and seconds Of 49c quail
ity ------l5e
(24) Whittent0n Blanket Bath
robes; broken sizes. Reg.
(15) Beacon and Other Blan-
ket Bathrobes; most all sizes.
Reg. 2.98 ---------1.29
(2) Boys Overcoats; heavy
winter weight, sizes IA and 16.
Reg. 1923 --------5.99
(2D Boys Indian Suits; of
broken sizes. Reg. 1.19 --79e
(97) Boys Unionsuits; heavy
weight ribbed cotton, sizes 8 to
IA. Reg. 69c 9c---- 44e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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New Cosmos Club
Building Plans Soon
To Be Submitted
English Basement Type
Structure Will Have
40 Bedrooms

Architects plans and sketches OF
the new $400, 900 Cosmos Club Build
ing to be erected on H street be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets NV. will be made available
for inspection within two weeks,
members learned for the first time
today.
The present clubhouse at Madison
place and H street NV. has been
purchased by the Government and
will become an annex of the Treas
ury Department. Plans call for the
completion of the new structure
within a year.
An English basement type" is
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COrSetS

(S) Panty Girdles and Lastex
Step-ins, small sizes. Reg.
1.59 --1.19
(19) Panty Girdles; with re-
movable garters. Reg. 1.59,
l.l9
(8) Rengo Belt Girdles; upper
side fastener. Reg. $50, 2.95
1861 Girdles and AH-in-0nes,
lightweight boning, broken sizes.
Reg. 1.19 ----- 59e
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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SpOrfSaCeUr

(24) Women's Blouses; of rayon
crepe, short sleeves. Reg. 100,
59e
(9) Women's Sleeveless Coat
Sweaters; in navy blue. Reg.
(22) Skirts; Of cotton plaids
and rayon satin, suspenders at
tached. Reg. soc c------ 29e
(12) Cotton Plaid Jackets;
fitted back, sizes IA to 18. Reg.
Is JIS
(10) Rayon Suede Cloth Blouses;
jacket style, small sizes. Reg.
LOO 59e
(2S) Cardigan Sweaters; of cot
ton chenille, pastel colors. Reg.
59c 39e
Goldenberg's-Secold Floor
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Goats

(7) Reversible Plaid Coats;
broken sizes IL to 18. Reg.
7.95 ----------l.9 l.99
81 Reversible Corduroy Goats;
three-quarter length, wine and
blue; 14-16. Reg. 795-2.99
(5) Fur-Trimmed Goats; in
broken sizes. Reg. 19.95--8.88
D 3-Pc. Suit; in Shetland
fleece, size Is. Reg. 1895, 8.88
-(5) ur-Trimmed Sport Goats;
with raccoon collar; sizes 14-18.
Reg. 1895 5--------l6.88
(10) trimmed Dress Goats;
with full skin Persian-dyed
fitch, kolinsky and tipped
skunk; broken sizes 14-42. Reg.
49.95 ------------------Z9.68
Goldenberg's-Seco1ld Floor
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By the Associated Press.


FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Nov. 28.-
Out Of the frozen Yukon today came
the uncanny story Of an elderly
Alaskan sourdough who, dying In
the wilderness, was believed to have
deliberately entombed his body in
ice to save it from the wolves.
Encased in solid ice, the body OF
84-year-old Edwin A. Robertson was
found by a searching party in a
glacial stream where a little trickle
of water still flowed over the ice.
His rifle, the tracks of wolves and
a tiny heap of sticks with which
he had tried vainly to build a fire
were found beside the stream.
Robertson, Maine man who had
spent most of his life in the wilds
of interior Alaska, lived in a lonely
cabin on Seventy-Mile River. On
November IA he set out for Eagle,
$1,000 900. OF this amount slightly
less than 5000, 900 has been expended
in the purchase of the new site.
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Spon for Highway Pushed

El Salvador Is pushing the con-
struction Of suspension bridge over
the Lempa River, which viii be
link in the Pan-American highway.
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Lamps

(2) Metal Gard Table Sets; ivory
finish with green leatherette
seats and table top. Reg. 9.98,
7.44
(3) Sway Floor Lamps; ivory
or bronze finish, with silk
shades. Reg. 5.98 ---4.49
1897 Framed Pictures; various
subjects, gilt frames. Reg. 1.19,
sse
Goldenberg's-DoDnstdirs
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Upholstery

(27o yds) 80" Drapery Fab
rics; for furniture slip covers
and drapes. Reg. soc yd. 39e
4D Oilsilk Shower Curtains;
2x2, weighted cotton. Reg.
CSC -----------------SSe
(1s) Slip Covers; for sofas. Of
cretonne and knitted fabrics.
rs" and "a" wide. Reg.
90 Sc
u0 Slip Covers; for chairs, in
tulip pattern cretonne, box
pleated 8 sides. For wing, club
and cogswell chairs. Reg.
(15o yds.) Drapery Fabrics; in
cluding dustite crashes and
woven twills, for furniture slip
covers and drapes. Reg. 69c to
CSC yd. .-----------------4Se
(4O0 pcs.) Lace and Rayon
Fabrics; in short lengths Tor
sash curtains and doors. Each
piece ------------5e
1850 yds.) Drapery Fabrics; in
cluding voile and marquisette.
Reg. 35c yd.--------------19e
(5D Swagger Festoon Cords;
in wanted colors. Reg. 69c
(2D Drapes; of mohair, linen
and crash, az yds. long, sateen
lined. Reg. 5.98 to 1888
pr.
Goldenberq's-Third Floor
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indies

(10) Balbriggan Gowns; round
and high neck. Reg. 1.49 -8Se
t29) Slips; of rayon satin and
satin and crepe, small sizes.
Reg. 1.95 -----67e
(12) Extra Size Chemise; lace
trimmed. Sizes 46 to SO. Reg.
1.l9 ---69c
(14) Rayon Crepe Gowns; tai
lored and ruff1ed top and bot
tom. Reg. 1.98-2.29---l.49
(19) Rayon Print Gowns; light
and dark backgrounds. Reg.
10 Zoe
Goldenbero'S-Mdtn Floor
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trickling over him, to make sure
the wolves would not get his body.
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A MEMS HOSIERY; in plated over cotton and wocy
Reinforced heel and toe. Broken Reg 15c 7e
ts MEMS BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS; coat and MILDLY styles in
striped patterns Sizes and c. Reg 5oe
JACKETS; slightly spotted Knitted collar and
cuffs Upper front Small Reg. 400 ---------299
6) TIE AND HANDKERCHIEF SETS; fu-shaped tie with
matching pocket handkerchief. Reg
~ LUXEDO FELT HAT light shade. edge size 7s.
Slightly Reg .eS
MEMS SHIRTS neckband STYLE of white broadcoh broken
Soiled and reguars 100-1 SO qualities
MEMS SWEATERS button front STYLE and and
navy combinations. Size &c. Reg. S8e
(43) COAT SWEATERS; cotton with feeced lining
gray pockets
55) MEMS SWEATERS button front upper style 2-tone
AZ Reg. 199 -
(63) MEMS WHITE RAYON UNDERSHIRTS; all Soed
rreguars make sold at 35c50 SC
NIGHTSHRTS white muslin and broadcloth most
famous make sold at 1001e 4ee
MEMS BROADCLOTH Shirts in white and fancy patterns.
soiled, broken sizes Reg. 38e
(S MEMS BROADCLOTH SHIRTS; in white or fancy, with
Slightly soiled broken sizes Reg 1oo-1
GoIdenbergs-Main Floor
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Paints

(37 gals.) Gloss Paints; white
and colors. Reg. 1.49 gal, l.09
Us half gals.) Quick-Drying
Varnish Stain; for floors, etc.
Reg. 1.69 half gal. i.19
I'll gals.) Washable Interior
Gloss; white and colors. Reg.
3.25 gal. --- $780, --2.39
(9 gals.) Monad Spar Varnish.
Reg. 3.98 gal. -2.l9
5000 rolls) Wall Papers. Reg.
12c to Csc single roll Sc
Goldenberq'-DoDnstdirs
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CSC FulI-FaS hiOned
Ringless Chiffon Hose

Just 238 pairs to sell. 3 and 4-thread
weights for street, business and formal
wear Wanted Fall colors. Slight ir-
reKulars-Main Floor.
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Rugs

(72 yds.) Felt-base Rug Bor-
der; SO" wide. Reg. Acc yd. soc
(112 yds.) Mill Lengths Felt
base Floor Covering; 8 to Is SO.
yds. Reg. sec 50. yd.------3se
~ Congoleum Rugs; 9x101a-ft.
size. Slight irregulars of 6.95
~ Figured Texture Broadloom
Rug; sx9 #. Reg. 44.50- 1880
(2) Figured Texture Broadloom
Rugs; 9x12 It. Reg. $3.50,
$3.50
t6) Reversible Wool Rugs; 6x9
IT,, Oriental pattern. Reg.
1l.So -------------- ----t Z.S3
(u Administer Rug, 6%x12 ft.,
in Oriental pattern. Reg.
$500 0-------24.95
~ Cotton Oriental Design
Rug; 6x9 #. Reg. 12.50---8.s5
Goldenberg's-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-28
HOfneeacureS

(2) Universal Electric Mixers
and Beaters; with Juice attach
ment. Reg. $17.95 list st-Iz.98
(I0) 3-Pc. Aluminium Pudding
Pan Sets; 3 different size pans
in set. Reg. 49c --------z5e
(45) Enamel Cooking Utensils,
including dish pans, cooking
pots, peroolators, etc. Seconds.
Reg. 59c-69c- c------------25e
(6) Metal Vegetable Bins; white
and blue enamel finish. Reg.
1.39 --------------99e
(14) Metal Radiator Covers; ex-
tend to 35". Reg. 59c---25e
(6) Metal Step-on Cans; with
galvanized inset. Reg. 1.39 69e
(5) Folding Ironing Boards;
heavily padded. Sold "as Is"
Reg. 1.98 -----99e
ca Detecto Scales; weigh up to
200 lbs. Reg. 1.95-------i.28
60 Metal Clothes Hampers;
octagon shape. Reg. 1.49 &c
(1) Metal Utility Table; with
drawer, slightly marred. Reg.
lS6 u
GoldenberrsHDotonstdirs
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Window
Shades. Etc.

u2) Oilcloth Table Covers;
46x46" size. Irregulars of 49c
quality 13e
(124) Opaque Window Shades;
3x6 #. Slight misweaves in
cloth, perfect rollers. Reg.
(5) Metal Slat Venetian Blinds; /;
36x64" size, in white only. Reg.
4.49 ---3.3 3.39
(2) Walnut Cedar Chests; wa
terfall top, with tray. Floor
samples. Reg. 34.95-----22.95
On Walnut Cedar Chest; As"
size. Floor sample. Reg.
22.95 1875
Goldenberq's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-11-28

Just 291 shirts in this clearance lot Of
higher priced shirts from our regular stock.
Fine count broadcloths in white and fancy
stripes and checks
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Handbags

1851 Handbags; of genuine
feathers, suedes and fabrics,
black and colors. Reg.
1876 ---1,39
C126) Handbags; Of melo-suede
cloth, keratol grained effects
and smooth calf finish. Reg.
100 -69e
(l63) Handbags; in puffettes,
grained effects and simulated
feathers. Reg. soc 39e
Goldenber1,s-Mdin Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-19
MULVILLE TO Y
RESIST CUSTER
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committee personnel, which was
greatly altered as q result Of the
Reorganization" dispute Of last fall,
ore expected 10 DO made by the
town convention. Several present
town committeeman are said 70 DO
slated for removal.
Town Chairman Mulville and
state Chairman Smith, once close
political associates, had several diff
ferences during the city election
campaign, and have disagreed fur
ther since the election.
No Such Rule
some OF those commenting on the
delay In calling the town ,ccnvefi.
tion have claimed that party rules
require that II DO held In January.
Secretary Dennis J. Clancy Of the
town committee said today that nc
knows Of no such rule. ne pointed
out also that the town convention
had adjourned 10 meet again on
call Of the chairman, Judge MasColo.
Leadership Of the town commits
too will DO especially important this
year, with state sHd national con-
ventlcns 10 DO held, and with the
town committee having an import
ant voice N tho selection Of dele
HAteHi ttss (. li,N & FL. H