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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-17
LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 16-P-
Livestock: hogs-receipts moderate
market 20 cents lower. Quoting good
and choice 16O-25o lbs. 5.15-5.75 top,
120-14O lbs. 4~.35-4.S5; 140-160 lbs
4.S5-5.15; 250-300 lbs. 4.65-5.15; over
300 lbs. 4.40.4.90. Sows under $50
lbs. 3~.65.4.15; over $50 lbs. 3.15-3.75.
Cattle receipts moderate, steady
and unchanged.
Steers-Strictly good fat butcher
steers 8.25-8.75; mediums 6.50-7.50;
common SIS. Heifers average run
nearby medium 5.50-6.50, good beef
breed heifers 1903, poor grades as
to value.
Cows strictly good fat butcher
5.50-6. mediums around 4.50-5, com
mon and Gamers 1904.
Vealers - Good vealers 10-10.50
choice 1%0.50.11.5O top; poor quality
as to value. Bulls-Good fat butcher
$3.50, extra choice little higher
lights around 100000.
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What Stocks Did
NEW work. SI1GAR,

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-R-The
c%ofnestlc sugar futures contract
proved through heavy profit-taking
ui.ler full sail today.
Gales ran up to ALSO tons and
prices closed unchanged to 3 points
lisher' Cuban producing interests
anu feflners were the busiest buy.
els out speculative forces we're also
IN the field.
Inc demand, brokers said, repre-
sel'ed lifting of hedges against
'"ies OF refined and saw sugars.
Inc world list stayed in the back
SOUND but closed IL to 2 IL
tOln' higher. Sales totaled 10,350
'0Is' March 1.54 IL, May 1853.
Seflners appeared unwilling to
uu raw sugar any higher. Three
sqlsoes OF Cubas in February and
s-alch shipment positions were
ne'u at 2.05 c Il r and a cargo OF
.aerto Ricos for February delivery
at 2.95 cents.
ofdera for refined continued tc
Wv up although at a slower rate
nan Monday. Total turnover thus
was estimated at better than
a''OO'VoO tons at the present $50.
cent basis.
NO. Z RANCE fo1lou,s
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-R-(U. S.
Dept. Agr.)-Potatoes 157, on track
$50, total U. S. shipments 644;
about steady, supplies liberal, de-
mand light account cold weather;
sacked per cwt. Idaho russell Bur-
banks U. S. No. 1, few sales 1.S2
IL to 200; U. S. No. 2, 1.56; Ne
braska bliss triumphs 80 to IS pei
cent U. S. No. 1, washed few sales
1.S0 to IS, unwashed few sales 1.6O;
North Dakota Red river valley Sec
ton cobblers Is to IS per cent U.
S. No. 1, 1925 to IS; early Ohios
rs to 80 per cent U. S. No. l, few
sales 1926; Wisconsin cobblers un-
classified but good quality 1.4o to
As; new stock dull, supplies mod
crate demand very slow; street
sales, Texas bliss triumphs u. s,
No. 1, washed bushel crates very
few sales 1855 to 80, mostly 1856.
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boom IN RAILROAD
TRAFFIC CONTINUES
Fasold Declares Another
Large Gain For Fiscal
Year Is In Prospect

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16-lP-
Robert A. Fasold, special repre-
sentative of the Association of
American Railroads, said today a
boom in rail traffic that began last
September has continued in such
volume that another large gain for
the fiscal year is in prospect.
He told the annual convention Of
the Atlantic State Shippers Ad-
visory Board that for the II months
ending last October 81, freight rev.
enue totaled $2,664, 3S9, 6S9-an in
crease of 1877 per cent over the pre-
ceding fiscal year.
1.-THE upturn last September and
October was the sharpest in the his
tory of our railroad" he said. "The
trend is continuing with the revenue
for January to date 10 per cent
higher than in the same period last
year"
Fasold attributed the freight boom
to general improvement in business
conditions.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-R-Cot
ton futures staggered under an
opening blast of foreign selling to-
day, recovered balance and started
a late climb that put final prices
at the days best levels. The mar
ket was still 1 to 6 points off at
the finish, however.
When the list refused to respond
more fully to sharp declines in
the Bombay and Liverpool mar
kets, buyers took heart. Prices
steadied at opening declines but ii
wasn't until the last hour that
real support developed.
The demand was largely In the
form Of Wall street covering opera
lions centered in the May position
Purchases were estimated at around
u, 900 bales with contracts sup
piled by operators who wanted to
cash their profits on the advance
An offer of about 5000 bales at
the close failed to shake the price
list since the order was readily
taken by trade shorts.
Exports Monday 1886 bales; sea
son so far ~3,522,166. Port receipts
Al, 727; port stocks 3,341,993.
Range follows:
NoW.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-R-Cash
wheat No. 2 mixed 100; No. 2 red
durum, 81 IA.
Corn. No. 1 yellow SO to SO Il;
No. 2, SO IA to ga; No. g. % 70
SO IA.
Oats, No. 2 mixed AZ IA; NO. .
white 40 to 43 IL; No. 3, ~ TO
40 IL; sample grade red, Az; SAM
pie grade white 40 IL.
soybeans, No. 2, yellow LIS; NO
3, LA IL.
Barley, mailing 81 to s6 nom; feeo
40 to SO nom.
Timothy seed 1865 to go nom.
Sweet clover, $50 to SIS non.
Red clover 1850 to 1900 nom'
Red top, $50 to 900 nom.
Alsike 1900 to 1900 nom.
Alfalfa. 1880 to 22.50 norns
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-R-The
Worth street gray goods marker
again lapsed into quietness today
Price shading appeared to have be-
come more general with conces'
sions of lis to Is cents a yard
now available on most of the staple
prints and %broadcloth construc-
tons.
Rayon goods continued to meet a
fairly active demand and prices
generally held firm. Piled yarn
cloths moved in limited quantities
at recently lowered prices.
Silk fabrics were entirely neglect
ed and a shifting to rayons, espe-
cially in sheers was more notice
able.
Traders in the wooden piece goods
division were inclined to await
definite ideas on fall prices before
making any sizeable commitments
Mill activity continued brisk with
some replacement business on spring
lines reported.
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N. v. ]COTTONsEED OIL

NEW YORK, Jan. 16-R-The
cottonseed oil futures market turn
ed in one of the smallest score
cards in weeks today. Sales totaled
only Is contracts.
Final prices were off 2 to 4
points but the market was easily
influenced either way. Most traders
watched for the next move in
Europe.
May closed 7.O5, July TIA, bid,
Sept. 7.19 bid.
Crude oil was quoted 5 7-S cents
a pound bid in the southeast and
valley with a few sales at that
level reported in the valley. Texas
was 5 "a bid.
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ATTORNEY DIES

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. TO-
R-Capt. Custom T. Fitzhugb, 49,
year-old Memphis, Tenn, attorney,
died in a hospital today. Fitzhugh
first gained prominence in 1910 as
a special prosecutor who helped
convict Duncan and Robin Cooper
in the sensational Staying Of Ed
ward Ward Carmack, %crusading edi'
tor and political leader:
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Wild Goose Chase Is
Staged In Brunswick

SOUTHPORT, Jan. 16 - A real
wild goose chase was engaged in
here by Capt. I. B. Russell, of the
Cape Fear Pilots association and
James M. Harper, a newspaperman.
Their bird dogs chased a big flock
of geese out of a farmers pasture
and Russell and Harper spent a full
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independence For Czechs
Is Predicted BY Hurban

PINEHURST, Jan. 16.-GP-V)ad-
imir S. Hurban, Czechoslovakian
minister to the United States, ex'
pressed the belief today that his
country would emerge from the
European conflict an independent
nation having its former boundaries
and flag to become the homeland OF
a united people.
The diplomat is here to rest and
recuperate from a recent illness.
Hurban held on to the Czechoslo-
vakian embassy quarters in Wash
ington despite efforts of the Nazi
government representatives to move
in March, 1889.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Jan. 10 Up -Iur'
pentine firm, 20; offerings Is; all
sold; receipts -; shipments Z; stock
23,036. Rosin firm; offerings none;
sales none; receipts 1886; shipments
$50; stock 211, Quote: B, 4.25:
D, 4.50; E, 500; F, $40; G, 5.25; H.
5.35; +, 5.45; K, $50; M, N, 800;
VIC, 5.65; WV, x, $40.
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EGGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 16-CP-Eggs
q, ia; firm. Mixed colors: fancy to
extra fancy 81 1-4-23; standards
81; firsts 20; seconds 1913 IL;
mediums 18; dirties No. 1, II T.
10; average checks 16 1-2-17. Re-
f~rigerator, fancy and heavyweights
17-19 IL; standards 16 3-4; firsts
16 -; seconds Is 1-2-16; mediums
Is ~; dirties Is.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16- Up Cot
ton-linited demand for spot, prices
% points lower. Quotations in pence:
American, strict good middling 9.5l;
good middling Oil; strict m1ddling
9.O1; midd1ing S.91; strict low mid
ding 8.81; low middling S.46; strict
good ordinary SOL; good ordinary
1855. Futures closed 10 to "a lower.
March S.44; May S.44; July S.SS;
Oct. SIS; Dec. 8.11.
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STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. 1b'-H'@oaies
closing price and net change OF the
fifteen most active stocks today:
US Steel, 12,200-59; no..
Comwlth Eds, II, 900-31A; as.
Lehman Corp, 10, 30O-21A; an.
Curtiss- Wright, e,6O0-9k; as.
Loft, 9,500-20H; dk.
Std Brands, 9,500-7B V; ais.
Nash-Kelv, S,300-7; no..
Parker Rust Proof, 100 2lR
a3A.
Radio, $685. no.
Penn RI, 6,70O-21A; no.
Gen Motors, 6,60O-52A; as.
Cons Edison, 6,200-31A; al.
Republic Steel, 5,5o0-20; AZ.
North Am CO, 5,400-22A; no.
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Many Register For Weed
Course At N. e. State

RALEIGH, Jan. 16-LR-Twenty.
eight tobacco growers, including ono
woman, registered today for the
fourth annual tobacco short course
at N. C. State college.
Among speakers were DR.. J. E..
McMurtrey, Jr., of the Bureau of
Plant Industry; w. G. Fink, east
central director of the AAA: R. w.
Graeber, extension forester at State
college; and E. Y. Floyd, state ex-
ecutive AAA officer.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Jan. is Up Butter
$3.50 steady, prices unchanged.
Eggs 4,O89, firm; fresh graded,
extra firsts local 10 IL, cars 10 3-4;
firsts local 10 IA, cars 10 IL; cur
rent receipts 10 Ia; refrigerator
extras Is ga, standards Is IL, firsts
Is.
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J range follows:
MlDDLING r.

~" ORLEANS, Jan. 1s-(R-
Ink average price Of middling 1916
eo'ton today at ten designated
l,n.e'h spot markets was 6 points
aso at, 1921 cents a pound; aver.
1ass Aor the past thirty market days
'HSS cents a pound. ~
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BALTIMORE HOGS

BALTIMORE JAN, 16- Up gu.
S. Dept. Agr.)-Hogs $50. Mostly 20
lower than yesterday. Good and
choice 150-210 lbs. 6.05-30; practical
top $50; 220-24O lbs. 5.75-6.00; 800
40 lbs. $3.50; 250-300 lbs. 5.35-75.
Packing sows, under 400 lbs. 4.55-8O'
weightier sows mainly 4.30-55. Above
prices are based on grain fed hogs.
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CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 Up Butter
528,032, steady, prices unchanged.
Eggs 4,0S9, firm; fresh graded, extra
firsts local 10 IL, cars 10 3-4; firsts
local 10 Ia, cars 10 IL; current re-
ceipts Is IA; refrigerator extras Is
3-4, standards Is IL, firsts Is.
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NEW YORK POTATOES

NEW YORK, Jan. 16-LR-Pota'
toe ssteady. Upstate. No. 1, sacks
Goo lbs.) jobbing sales, Katahdin,
brushed, 2.OO-2.05. No. 1, sacks (1O0
lbs.) Long Island, Green Mountain
1.75-2.25. Maine, Green Mountain
1.95-2.10. utility and commercial
1856; Chippewa and Katahdin
2.O5-1O. Blu. box or crate, washed
1856, some 10000.
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,0ME FAVORlTES
MAKE FINE GAINS
r,,ding Turns Upward After
ro,1r Consecutive De-
Ginning Sessions
~ FREDERICK GARDNER

ropK ian. 16.-LR-After
/ "rsecutive declining sessions
f0uF .tock market enjoyed a quiet
The today that lifted selected issues
raDl ,ns to around a point and a
isolated favorites as much as
" numerous speculative han.
we're still present, the lengthy
oSa rss brought in some short COW
os.'r and light buying on the
eElns the list was due for at least
t + temporary comeback. Business
olso was fairly cheerful, not
pps,hs-anding likelihood of seasonal
rs,sssions in most lines carrying
further
Tho list edged forward at the start
logged along with minor ad-
saaoes during the greater part OF
,$s proceedings. Best prices were
..,ed in the final hour, although a
pYmber of stocks. up at one time,
ended behind minus signs.
n.slincs we're exceptionally slug
=, throughout. Transfers totalled
~ ga shares, smallest for any full
s,v since Dec. 4. The aggregate
sam,ared with s61,s 800 the day be-
sorp' The Associated Press average
n 60 issues was up A of a point at
AZ ifs first advance since Jan. 10.
Among gamers were Allied Chem
:csI Dupont, Westinghouse, Owens
~7uinois Johns-Manville, Eastman
Kodak. ]. c. Penney, Cluett Pea
bOdv, sears-Roebuck Boeing, Sperry
General Motors Chrysler, Great
Northern, Texas Corp, Consolidated
Edison and Kennecott.
Parker Rust Proof, usually mac
tive. was up 5 IL following the
compsny's victory in a patent suit.
Unchanged to a shade off were
I, S. Steel, Bethlehem, N. Y. Len'
trial. Montgomery Ward, Loft, Ana
conda and United Aircraft.
Many traders maintained sideline
positions as Europe's e warfare
was intensified and fears were still
felt that market repercussions might
follow possible %invasions of neutral
countries by Germany and Russia.
Additional handicaps were seen in
the cloudiness of domestic political
trends and the inability of most fl
nancial quarters to determine just
how far the economizing move in
congress would go.
Rails generally were unresponsive
10 Indications last weeks freight
traffic expanded substantially and
estimates gross revenues of class !
roads in December topped the like
1888 month by 8.4 per cent.
Steels. up at the start, finally
gave ground, although boardrooms
we're cheered by the less than ex-
pected decline in this weeks mill
operations. Talk of some small
companies cutting quotations fol
sheet metal was thought to have
acted as a brake on this group.
Brewster Aeronautical, liveiiesi
issue in the curb, ran up 1 IL
Gains ranged to a point for Humble
Oil, American Cyanamid "B" an6
Electric Bond and Share. Cult Oil
and Niagara Hudson Power were
trimmed fractionally. Turnover Of
lll,OOO shares compared with 1884, 0t
Monday.
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N. O. COTTONsEED OIL

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16-LR-
Cottonseed oil closed steady; bleach
able prime summer yellow 7.05 nom;
prime crude 5.87 1900.
Jan. 6.35b; March 6.40b; May
6.53b; July 6.65b.
Bid,
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

NEW YORK, Jan. 16-LR-But'
ter 1853, $40, steady. Creamery,
higher than extra 81 1-4-32; extra
(e2 score) 81; firsts (SS-9D 1910
3-4; seconds (84-ST 27 1-2-29 IL.
Cheese 4S8,5 steady. Prices I'M
changed.
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16-LR-
Spot cotton closed steady 3 points
lower. Sales 2.605; low middling
10000; middling lilo; good mid
ding Has; receipts 22,712; stock
800, 373.
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PEANTJTS

SUFFOLK, Va, Jan. 16- Up -
Peanut quotations: jumbos 4; bunch
Is So to 3 "a; unners 8 3.8 to 8 1T
Market quiet. "
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SCHOOL SCHEDULED

RALEIGH, Jan. 16-CP-A two
day safety school for truck operators
will begin at N. C. State college to.
morrow morning.
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NEW e COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16.-R-
Trade buying and covering erased
much of the early decline in cotton
futures here today. Closing prices
were steady 3 to 4 points net lower
Omen High Low Close
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CHICAGO LARD

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 Up Lard
|tierces $50; loose $50; bellies 600.
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CHARLOTTE COTTON

CHARLOTTE, JAM 16-LR-Spot
cotton 1910.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
79c and 100
Mems Shirts
e.,ss, a.;s ', 39c

Counter soiled and mussed
shirts from regular stock and
special sales. Whites and
fsncies in variety of colors.
Most all sizes in the group.
(721 Cotton Nishtshirts; muslin
and other materials; slight ir-
regulars OF 1.19 quality 6ee
t593) Pajama Pants; of broad
cloth. sateen. etc; sizes A. B
and c. From suits sold at LOO.
l.39 and i.65 ----2 29c
t290 Rayon Shirts; also broad
cloth shorts; broken sizes. Reg.
35c to SOC ----l6e
(s) Broadcloth Pa ajamas: MILDLY
and coat styles; small sizes.
Reg. 69c 39e
(43) Mems Hose; light and dark
patterns. Reg. l5c pr. Sc
D Sport Shirt; Of blue gab-
ardine; large size. Reg. 1.65. e5e
t2D Mems Union Suits; 1870
wool: soiled. Reg. 1.19-e7e
(3) Blanket Robes; small sizes.
Reg. l.59-- a9e
(6) Pull-over Sweaters; all wool.
Reg. l.99 --1.2o
(60 Mems Shirts; Tuxedo and
other makes; white and fancies;
soiled. Reg. l06-1.39 67e
~ Coat Sweaters; $50 wool;
brown and gray. Reg. 1.19, sse
129) Mems Ties: in rayons and
bembergs. Reg. l9c-29c -- SC
(27) Sample Felt Hats. Reg.
1913 to 2.98 ------------l.19
Goldenberg's-Muin Floor.
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Notions

(22l Stamped Linen Guest
Towels. Reg. 29c ---------i4e
49, GirdIes; 2-way stretch; me-
dium and small. Reg. 59c. 39e
n4) Bedspread Fringe, S-yd.
pcs. Reg. 79c - 4oe
tS) Stamped Baby Blankets;
pink and blue, Reg. l.25 3ee
1927 Stamped Aprons. Reg.
29c --- -----.- Ice
t7D Handy Racks; for shoes.
ties and hats. Reg. 100 see
1891 Sanitary Aprons. Reg.
2ec Ice
So Dress Shields: regular and
pin-Un styles. Reg. 25c I5e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
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Here's the Great Lineup of Styles
SpOrfSiceur

1901 Women's Cotton Play
Toys; broken sizes. Reg. 100. lSe
(42l 2-Pc. Cotton Play Suits;
sizes II to Is. Reg. 159 49e
1851 Slip-over Wool Sweaters:
pastel colors. Reg. 100 sSe
Goldenberq's-Second Floor,
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Handbags

ll2) Suede Handbags; wine
and royal blue. Reg. l.95. LOO
C49) Handbags; soiled. Reg. 59c
and loo .----- -.---loc
t24 Handbags; washable puff
cites: white and stripes. Reg
l.59 to 1.95 5------- 74c
Goldenbero's-Mdin Floor.
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COrSefS

l2D Longtime Brassieres;
broken sizes. Reg. 59c----ioe
1927 Nursing Brassieres; also
garters attached. Reg. soc c--3oe
(45 Corsettes and Girdles broken
sizes. Reg. 2.50-2e5-I.49
Goldenberps-Socond Floor
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GIOreS

t143) Fabric Gloves; rayon
suede palms and leather backs;
black only. Reg. 100 6ee
t2l1) Fabric Gloves; salesmens S
samples of 79c grade 59e
1881 Fabric Gloves; leather
trimmed. Reg. soc -- 49c
1856 New Fall Gloves: samples
and odd lots Of 59c grade 29c
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
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House FrOckS

(ls) Summer Dresses: washable
cottons and rayons; broken
sizes. All sales final. Reg.
l.69 10 l.99 9------2 for LOO
(0 Magicoats; in prints and
checks; broken sizes. Reg.
ts) Quilted Robes; rayon satin;
broken sizes. Reg. 2.99 sac
80 AII-Wool Flannel Robes;
upper and wrap-around styles
Reg. 5.99 - 3.e9
Goldenbero's, Daytime Dresses
Second Floor.
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Sc knee-High
Silk Hosiery
ssGsns, s,'sns I2c

All-silk. full-fashioned ringless
3-thread stockings of sheer chif-
fon quality, knee-high length
with lastex tops. New Fall
colors. Sizes 8l2 to 1917.
1853 Full-fashioned Hose; all
silk ringless chiffons, 3-thread
weight. Reg. 69c 4ec
1881 Full-fashioned Hose; 2
and 3 thread all-silk chiffons.
Mill mends of 69c grade 25c
1857 Pure Silk Chiffon Hose;
knit-to-flt construction. Sec
onds of 39c grade e---I9e
143) Kant-Run Service Weight
Hose; Of long-wearing rayon.
Seconds of 39c grade lie
(342) All-Silk Hose; sheer chif-
fon; also service-weight rayon.
Seconds Of 29c quality----I2e
t14I Children's Anklets; mesh
heel and toe. Seconds of 29c
grade
Goldenbrgs-Mnin Floor.
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Paints

(16) Seal. Roof Coating; with
brush. Reg. $50 ---1.9S
(S5) Ready-Mixed Paints; for
inside or outside. Reg. 1.69
gal - ~
15) Floor and Deck Enamel;
quick drying. Reg. 1.59 half
gal. -----------l.19
(1D Flat White Paint: for in
terror use. Reg. 239 gal. SO
1D Waterproof Spar Varnish;
quick drying. Reg. ESQ gal, I.4e
(23) Enamel; white and colors.
Reg. 1.49 half gal. i.i9
(2,) Room Lots Of Wall Paper;
complete for 12x12 room. Reg
$50 to 3.75- so
6e1AnM nAsaas s&0t~A
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Accessories

0 Women's Blouses; white
pique and stripes. Reg. 11e, 4ee
(31 Slip-on Sweaters; black and
navy. Reg. soc c--------Iee
n7) Snoods; white only. Reg.
29c ----.-------I5e
go doz.} Handkerchiefs: for
men, women and children:
white and colors. Reg. &c to
l0c -----------3hc
~ Cardigan Sweaters; white
only. Reg. 129 49e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
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DreSSG-

(1s) Dresses OF rayon alpaca,
spun rayon and rayon crepe:
black and new Fall colors:
broken sizes. Reg. 3.33- 2.6o
(42) Summer Dresses Of chiffon,
rayon crepe and spun rayon;
broken sizes. All sales final.
Reg. 2.99 to .0o
(1) Evening Dresses; one Of a
kind; in chiffons, rayon taffeta
and rayon crepe. All sales final
Reg. 4.44 to 7.95------2.69
(1) Evening Dresses; one Of a
kind. All sales, final. Reg.
ca Maternity Dresses in wash
able prints; broken sizes. Reg.
4.44 Z.o9
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
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VIZ i.oS koyon ono Soffon
Cloths; 5ex86 in. 6ee
tl5) 98c TobIecloths 4ee
t3N l.e9 Domosk TobIe-
cloths; TIKI in. s9e
1881 79c CoIored Pique
Seorfs --------I4e
ND 79c Seorf Sets, 5 pcs, 39e
(l5l 6ee Bridge Sets. 5 pcs,
sac
(8) 5.99 Linen Domosk Cloths,
I.ss
(l93) l0e Royon Cotton Mop
klns
59e-e8e TobIe Domosk Rem
nonts, yd. 2se and 4se
l9e Part Linen ToweIins, yd..
Toe
tlsl Sc FiIet Loce Seorfs, 2se
Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Tots and Girls

14) Tots Cotton Dresses:
famous make; broken sizes 3
to s. Reg. 3oo------ I.44
(15 Tots Rayon Taffeta
Dresses: broken sizes 3 10 6.
Reg. 39e ------- I.6e
u5) Girls Sweaters: slip-on
and coat styles. Reg. l29 7oe
G) Brother-and- Sister Suits;
corduroy and tweed. Reg.
800 2.69
t271 All-wool Plaid Skirts with
bodice; sizes 8 to IA. Rec.
200 I3o
81 Girls Twin Sweater Sets:
broken sizes. Reg. 2.59 I.e9
t4D Tots and Girls wearables;
including dresses. pajamas, pull
overs and play togs. Reg. sec
to 100 0---------------IOe
t31l Tots and Girls wearables;
including dresses, boys suits
and gowns. Reg. loo to
l.ss 3ee ace
(sl Chenille Crib Spreads; pink
only; soiled. Reg. 1.s9--I.44
Goldenbero's-Secord Floor.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
RtlqS

t5) Inlaid Rugs; 4axs fl. Reg.
$50 -----1.59
Gs) Felt Base Rugs; 3x12 #.
Reg. 2.sS -----I.4s
(s2 yds.) Gold Seal Congoleum,
2 yds. wide; discontinued pat
terms. Reg. sec So. yd.-- 3se
(0 Felt Base Rugs; sx9 #.
Reg. sos ----3.45
ts Congoleum Rugs; 9x15 #.
Slight irregulars of 9.95 grade,
6.45
(4s yds.) Hall and Stair Run
ner; plain with band border.
Reg. 79c yd. 29e
(5) Administer Rugs; 27x5o in.
Reg. 3.95 -2.49
~ Administer Rug; 4.6x6.6 size.
Reg. 1895 ----8.S8
ts yds.) Heavy Fibre Runner;
~ in. wide. Reg. l.s5 yd., S5e
Q) Reversible Fibre Rug; 9xl2
II. Reg. 1895. Sample ----S.o5
Q) Reversible Wool Rug; 8x1o
IT. Reg. 22.s5 --I4.e5
0 Administer Rug; 9x12 It.
Imperfect. Reg. 39.s5---Is.95
QD Administer Rug; sxi2 It.
Reg. 44.50 -----29.5o
~ Broadlo0m Rugs; 9x10.6 IT.
Reg. $500 -----35.o0
~ Administer Rug; 8.3x10.6.
Reg. 1895 ---29.5O
(D Broadloom Rug; 8.4xl2 #.
Reg. $500 ------- $500
GoldenberQ's-Thrd Floor.
Evening star., 1940-09-12

- W. sVSSps ~
~ Solid Mahogany Vanity;
left out of suite. Reg. 1895,
1888
{. Desk Chest; with 3 drawers.
Peg. 24.95 5-----------I5.o0
~ Duncan Phyfe Drop-leaf
Tables; with drawers. Reg.
1895 e---I2.75
~ Modern Lamp and End
Tables; butt walnut top. Reg.
11.95 ---- BIS
~ Solid Walnut End Tables.
Reg. 1875 --- 4.88
(3) Maple Wing Cricket Chairs;
floor samples. Reg. 9.95- 500
~ Modern Walnut Bedroom
Suites; large round mirrors;
bed, chest and dresser. Reg.
1895 --49.94
(6) Telephone Tables, stool in
cluded. Reg. 5.00--2.S9
az Poster Beds; Aft. size only.
floor samples, slightly scratched.
Reg. 8.95-4.44
(3) Large 42-in. Dressers; with
mirror attached; 3 drawers.
Reg. 22.95------l4.SS
Goldenbero's-Fourth Floor.