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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
RAINIERS TO HAVE
b3 SPRING GAMES

SEATTLE. Dec. %. tUP1 - }Hl
Mulhgan. business manager = ="
Eeottlc Facific Coast baseball isaa2"
championship club, announced to-
day the Raniers have scheduled g.
63 game spring baseball schedule.
Muligau said two or four g@mt>
with Sacramento would be added
,ater. The Ran.ors will arrive al
their San Fernando TRAINING esmo
in mid Februar%.
Tho exhibition schedule Ath'e-
tics at Anaheim, March ! Ath-
lelicS at San Fernando, March !.
Hollywood At San Fernando March
7-8; Pittsburgh at San 3eInardino,
March II: Los Angeles al Ontario,
March IS: Cubs At San Fernando,
March Il: Hollywood at Riverside.
March 20-Gl; Los Angeles at .5a"
Fernando. Marcn %; cubs a! les
Angeles, March 26; cubs IT san
Fernando. March p: Los Angeles az
Long Beach. March 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
TRACK MAY OPEN
IF ARMY AGREES

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. %. tUP)
The course Of the war will large
ly determine the fate of the much
harried Golden Gate Turf clubs
Albany track, it appeared today.
Should the Army permit Santa
Anita to open, the Golden Gate
clubs track may hold its 40 day
meeting next fall.
Federal Judge A F. st. Sure
yesterday approved a reorganiza-
ton plan submitted by Bruce d.
Ellis. Bankruptcy trustee, but post
poncd consummation until Jan. 26
pending war Developments.
Ellis said a ma jority of claim
ants against The track had agreed
to the reOrEanizati,N. However,
none Of the subscribers to the $780,
600 fund designated to restore track
operations repeatedly had put up
the money, presumably because they
preferred to await a turn III the
war crisis
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
COMMERCIAL PLAY
TO START AFTER

Eel Centre commercial league
basketball teams will start play
after the first of the year. Coach
Raleigh Holt, organizer of the
league announced Tuesday.
Six teams have already Signi-
fled their intention of entering
league play and are already bus
lily engaged in practice drills.
Teams that probably will enter
play are: 4 Junior college team,
lWo teams representing down.
town firms in FL Centre, Jap
aneSe team. a HOltville town
team and team representing
NIeXican.
Meanwhile, practice sessions
will continue to be held every
Monday and Tuesday nights in
the FL Centre high school gym
naisum. BY the time the Sche-
dule IS drawn up temporarily
set for January 81 the teams will
hc in top form and ready to play
good basketball.
Entries to the league will be
accepted until the schedule is
arranged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
OR z
Il | SITS
: EAM

Manuel Ortiz. former national
amateur boXinG champ. Tuesday re-
leased the list Of PLAYERS on his El
Centre EaStSidc baseball team with
Vhich lie expects to walk away with
;he winter baseball League crown.
ORTIZ Is eoing IN for this new val
ley baseball deal III a big way He
has set together a team tapproprl-
a,ely called the Ortiz All Stars that
knows the score as far as baseball
is concerned The All Stars opened
their schedule in league competition
last sunday with a 9 to win over
a BraWley merchant team and in
practice game the week before
poured Il on tie other E. Centre
team. TIE Redplrds. TO the tune Of
6 to !. That sets the All Stars III a
three way tie Tor league leadership
with Heber and WeStmorland.
Making no bones about ii. Ortiz
feels that his team is going TO knock
off the championship in the league
about as easily as he collected the
feathcrWeight crown a couple Of
wears aeo against some Of the ma
TONS topflight amateur fighters.
And from all indications his team is
going TO do its darndest to back
HIM UP.
Here's the list Of players on the
Eastside nine: Pete Hernandez,
Manuel AIeJias, Joe Andrade. Marvo
Hernandez. Goyo Williams. Paul
Hernandez. Ramon Rubio. Raul
Meuas. Trini Ortiz. Paul Gastellum
and Ortiz himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. &c CUPp - \
firmer tone developed am ong lead
ing stocks today on more favorable
war news and on the visit Of Win
ston Churchill To this country.
The market was subjected to
some further tax selling and selce-
tive liquidation of special issues.
Later moderate amount Of hort
covering helped the list. This eav-
ering was done to establish profits
for tax purposes in many instance.
Dow Jone preliminary Closin~
stock averages; Industrial lco.34.
off .25; rail II 4.46. up rs: UtiiitH
13. sc up II; and 80 tocks 35.47. of
OF.
Stock sale approXimatcd 1i2o.
900 shares aGains; l.i6o.ooo ycster-
day. Curb stock alcS were 212.aeo
share compared with "22."oo N the
previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23

'hea l.'" al#=.s ''Hr. "alta
- ..a.. ~. t.1aa.
AteY stud.M III. 5,u' prn. a.
-. Il. y.JJ tarnG Of only ore
mua ]. would fi.-ebr mean. huaa.T
Iae.. na..'-s = 1872 : ayntjoncd
-. - -. C. t=H II" was to-
H. 10 l.. CT '5a.d IT, an aggu-
n.ea. w.ucn t. =. ser. time the
BOY. sIl d.,4 ii. i. bar and beein
drca .tu- .p III @.s.bic bout.
'E.-Dr IN .lnsG.r. oG Denps%
aad maybe I'm r." hr Grinncd.
You guc.s. I eSHJ compare men
&n9 were 20 gssf, apart. Why
Buddy Baar uaa L lis on the floor
aaCc and cau4d Ave Knocked him
oat on JAN 9. Ba@iua is fanny tnat
-. BU. Nil .ay I can't sec
h94 a., maN soald nave whipped
the DcmpsE =. .ha Firpo or Will
I'd b,u>. o. t:te ether hand, l
can. ~rc -g>a.e Dsa'iuG the Louis
E. - CMIe.a = ,r"IN5 SChmel-
me Iau.. D4. ~ On. boz. what
Il }ta' .Ng.o t&o DvNp>r ana
io'u- "'Otjla Hs.s IL, OIL @aic i
lasted
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
MISSOURI TOPPLES
CAL IN FAST TILT

BERKELEY, Dec. %. Ps-TA'
University Of Missouri ba,ketasN
team, fresh from a uortn@c.. i'll
vasion where it dropped -amea 90
Washington and Washington St2to.
scored q 81 TO 81 victory Over .Gr
University Of California fl}e aelc
last night. The game wa las' UnG
rough. with Missouri lcadnG Il
to 10 At half time. Earl Stack,
guard, and Loren Mills, center. can
scored eight points for tine y.e'ors.
Jim Billings, California GUARD. col
lcCtCd line.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
EAST.WEST STARS
TO END TRAINING

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec, %
oUP, 49, The western All-Stars ar
rive here today to complete their
training for the Jan. game in
Sugar Bowl stadium against the
Fast team. The squad worked out
in a rain at New orleans yesterday.
BILCNI, Miss, Dec % tUPD --
The eastern All Stars hoped for
clearing weather today to permit
z light scrImma9c. Coach Andy Kerr
said the Monday workout was
GOOD"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANG ELES, Dec. IS tCPt -
Hens. Leghorns. % to 81, lbs l6c
Hens. Leghorns over 3i,4 .... l7c
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up 1sc
Hens. colored. to tA lbs :. FAC
Hens. colored over s u lbs q UP 24c
Broilers, i, and up - lbs .. lie
Broilers over 1ai and up 2i4 1ac
Fryers. Leg. wore ~ 70 ) lbs. 76c
Fryers, colored. Pa to 81 lbs 2oc
Fryers. colored over 3A to Al. o1c
Roasters, colored over -, lbs 24c
Ducklings, Pekin under 5lbs. =. lie
Dld Ducks, white Pekin ..... 0Sc
Capons over lbs and UP ..... CSC
Young Tom Turkeys 90 ID up 21c
Young Tom Turkeys 1922 ID up &c
Young Hen Turkeys l0-up.... &c
Old Leghorns Roosters ...... 0sc
Ducklings, Pekin over lbs. :. 19c
Capons TO Slbs ................ 2oc
Rabbit, No. white 3i3 TO AZ 15c
Rabbits, mixed colors 3h-4h lbs 13c
Old Roosters, colored .......... 13c
Rabbits No. old ................ .07c
stays, colored ......... 49,. lac
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23

An-Vallcy high school football
players will receive gold football
?wards given annually by the Post
Press. as Soon aS assemblies for pre-
sentatlon can be arranged.
Following a practice started scv-
crel ears age. ne El Centro news
papers will again present the eleven
first string valley footballers with
miniature balls Of gold; the words
ALL VALLEY FOOTBALL-l941
are engraved across them.
The awards arrived Friday Dec
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
MAY Be SHOOTING

DURHAM. N. C., Dec. %. up
There may be some shooting when
Oregon State and Duke meet in
the Rose Bowl game here NewYear's
dav. but il won't be IN Duke stad-
Ium. Visiting sports writer's, digni-
taries and Rose Bowl officials will
have a chance to hunt ducks. geese,
deer and bear.
Oregon States squad, after a
workout III Washington today. ar
rivcs n Durham tomorrow. Duke 5
Blue Devils reassemble Friday after
a Christmas holiday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
PHIL 2ND SACkER
HEADED FOR ARMY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. % CUP)
= Joe Gantenbein, second baseman
owned by the Philadelphia Athletics
and sought by the San Francisco
Seals, today was headed instead
for service with the Army He is a
desident of South San Francisco.
Gantenbein, "a, was with the
Toronto International League club
last season. He had received per-
mission from Connie Mack, Ath-
letics' owner, to make deal for
himself with the Seals.
Negotiations between Gantenbein
and the Seals were progressing
when he was informed he had pass
cd Army physical tests.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
AIN EFI.AS

In H." tu..,e. 2rrps'akcs con-
Quoted last week IT the FL Centre
alleys, Icl TLonp#ou Won a Christ
mas dinner Wiz uer 625. high serie5
IN hcr division George Fleming wa
tha winner 4 tAo upper division
with his GG4 eonns. featured by 249.
237 and 10 eamos. Tie sweepstakes
vii be continued IN week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
p | N 5
and
5 I f TX ES
HOW'LL Rs WIN

FL Genres lrem boWIora led by
E~l SAosccu riumphcd over BraW-
Ley Smdd. III It bowling ciyl war
III fhc north end cit.
5ur.rcn "m4od II nigh series for
Il G".lr. -'.' 49, and he was fol
.9"ea cint." u Noel Smith, Bill
r C., Mac AieGIliI, ard Bunk
trai :oH. \ .s'arn match in El
C@m'a promised tor the near
i.Jt..n.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Dec. rs I'M = MoNt
grain traders watched from TIE stdc-
lines today as pri-cs ldlcd Uru
4 dul session.
Wheat elocd up 3, to IF -. corn
finished unchanged to up :. oats
unchanged = up :. rye unchanged
TO Off, and SOY beans off IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
Los ANGELES. Dec. - GUPp

Los ANGELES, Dec. - tlPl -
Hogs salable loo. nominallY seddy
few medium and good loeal aad
grain finished i9Q-24" ID. li.-5-il.>5
choice fl ha-s QUo;ah!e l. =:
good SONS 9.5g-11.
CattIc saiahle c"v. -;eerz and h"if
rery scarce. trade N 'Iordfeiy active
fully steady. few medium and good
COW S.25-a; I'm 7.5"-s; canncrs &
cutters 5.75-7.25: few c5m - med
ium good hull, S.25-9.65: few com
stock steers S.5o-9.5o; good stock
yearlIng =: common stock eows !.
Calves salablc 700, vcaler steady.
slaughter lows easier
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
IA. GRAIN

Los ANGELES, De-. :" 0.p7 =
Milo. Ne ye,o Calf. : =. l.f5
Milo. y. = yIo bulk. 81 Z A.
wheat Ne. ] IL. S.. . S2.a5l2.lH.
BARLEY. weleYn No. l.. Il 80 s.
Barley eastern Sit .l.45
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
JI.3I PU~IpON!D

Al ..".tc Das 49, nill D" pet
ponce q Fr 49, Cir'ma. hoG-
aa.. ,p ut .#Mfa 9u TN league >
ie.t.'"''|c H-s'a a4cl tie fg5t o1
np |,ot.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
NJ MARKETS
BARONTE TER

Soaring
Mao the Minneapolis board while California milo
on ea> err
holiday demand 10
othe dtiesa about Steady
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
BASKETBALL SCORES

Missouri 81. California 81
Green State 46. Utah A1gleS 30
Ioyola OF Chicago 40 Denver 20
Iowa - Western Michigan 48
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
L. 4. BUTTER & EGGS
Il. BANKS

Los ANGELES, Dee. - ,UPp -
Bid Asked
Transamerica ..... .......... 4-4's
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
THE y a US
SPORTS p APADE

NEW YORK. Dee. y. up
This column really shouldn't la
been written before Dee. p because
it contains a Christmas present to.
every fight manager IN the United
States-a complete sci OF blu@
prints Of the boxer #hO SOmedaN
will knock the world heavyweight
crown rom Joe Louis hMiy heaa
The specification ans dnnen-
sicnS aren't mine They were drawn
up by a man who las been kniJ =
ting good. bad and ndifttren.
boxers together again tor 20 Ions
he carries sutureS in every pocket
tWirls a sWab stick III his mouth
instead of a tooth pick and pre-
fers spirits Of ammonia to beer
He is Ray Arccl. le&l, gay
ing operative OF Undetermined
years He has been a trainer anG
a second since 191+ and around
hammers Lane he is known Is
the meat wagon" That bocausa
il has been his task to drag 10
of Louis rivals back to their c1r-
ners and revive them.
In tha course q the>e G'r.e.
Arcel has met just about YVtss
fighter in the wo!id Who can't ac-
feat Louis including Galcnto, Co
doy, Mccoy, Brescia. Nova UZ@.;-
dun, John Henry Lewis. Buddy
Baer and others. IN view Of tins
a flash os sheer genius prompted
me 10 ask ArceI if lie lad uIy
definite ideas Of the SORT Of man
who could defeat Louis. lie Lac
and here they are:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
GREAT FIGHTER

Even fOr a cream man thu taaE
wouldn't be just whipped cream nd
cherry tartS. Arcel Considers LOUIS
che Of the really great fighters;
next to Benny Leonard the Avcel
lcol. maybc the greatest he mas
seen. With that in mind hc and. il
would be De.t to cagch him q ter
lay-off, as Al Mccoy d!d tor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-23
PLY YSICAL SIDE

On The physical side hc would =.
a boy around % Vao stood five
feet, II inches tail and WCi-ncd
1870 or 1876 ponds. No heavier. b.
cause then he would lose spce0 and
he can't afford 10 &c thai III,
neck would be shor'. hls chest as&
stomach we'll muscied ana MS
hands stron2 so that the wouldn't
fail him when he needed ta@m
most.
His first profosaonai oqmpmcas
would be the ablig 10 sake
punch and not pni5 lesp 4.s ..ci
but keep no?Ing forward -
would nave lethaI l"i' HOOK.
That's important. Decau,r lct
hook has put LolHa on III" la,a
twice and can a2au The 10y
also would bo abl" 70 dodlr, or5.
weave, duck and pancA It. IL
same time hc advanced.
A for mental makeup. get ills
straight a. once ne Wouldnt be
thinker. Arccl says Lo1ia "a [
be cut-smarted, S'agcd into s4o-
mission or lurcd into traps a. ms
advanced date Of MS carccd H.
boz would be able - count 10. oi
course but brains wouldn't matter
If ne haC enough q t. ki.lc IA
stInct.
That's my mar. briefly" Atcei
said "ls'iully. "Tha''s the boz -
me Ard do you knsw what Id
tel him when l sent Inn D.. O.
the corner? ID say % him, re-
out there and start punching, b.b.
ana forget everything in the Woro
except the point OF Loui~' chm and
ii" imaginary tacgct o9cy IN lad.
AND don't stop punching a. ,Jn as
you're cn yOur feet.
\ GREAT FIGHTER
Even tOr a cream man TIN task
wouldn't be just Whipped cream nd
cherry tartS. Arcel c0nsidcr, LOUIS
CDn CF fDc rpally prc,t f,0Efn-c.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
indies

(10) Printed Rayon Gowns; in
floral designs. Reg. 1.19 69e
"a Gowns and 2-Pc. Pa
jamas; rayon knit, stripes and
pastels. Reg. 1.98-2.29- --1.zo
(39) Women's Knit Union
suits; built-up shoulders. Reg.
SOC 39e
(97) Rayon Panties and Snug
fits; the former all reinforced.
Reg. Csc DE
u5) Balbriggan Gowns; long
sleeves, tearose. Reg. 1.49 8Se
(I8) 2-Pc. Balbriggan Pa
jamas; light and dark stripes.
Reg. 1.19 ------- 5oe
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09

Dresses

(47) Junior Misses Dresses, Of
rayon alpaca, spun rayon and
rayon crepe. Sizes 8 to II.
Reg. 3.99 to SOS ----2.44
1881 Junior Misses Dresses, Of
rayon and wool, rayon crepe
and wool; sizes to IT. Reg.
sos to sos ----3.44
(22) Junior Misses Dresses, Of
all wool, rayon alpaca, velvet
and satin combinations. Sizes
8 to II. Reg. 7.95 to 1925,
5.44
G8) Junior Misses Dresses, Of
rayon alpaca. Broken sizes. 8
tos17. Reg. 1895 ----7.44
(18) Women's Dresses, of rayon
crepe and transparent velvet.
Broken sizes, SO to SO. Reg.
1888 ----------------5.S8
(2D Misses and Women's
Dresses, of rayon alpaca and
rayon crepe; broken sizes. Reg.
SOS to 7.95 -----------2.88
Goldenbergs-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
WindOal,
Shades

(6) Venetian Blinds; all wood,
AS is. Reg. 3.99 --1.45
az Oilcloth Window Shades;
3x6 ft. Reg. 1.19 66e
(24) American Holland Win
dow Shades; 40 in. x 6 it.
Light ecru only. Reg. 98c, 79e
(1) Walnut Cedar Chest; As in.
long. Reg. 22.95 5--l3.99
GoIdenberq'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Lamps

1897 Lamp Shades; parch-
mentized, pleated and plain.
Reg. 100 59e
81 Desk Lamps; all metal
with reflector. Reg. 1.59. 1.19
(6) Large Oil Art Pictures;
flowers and scenes. Reg. 1.19,
sse
1867 Metal Smokers; chrome
trim, handle to carry. Reg.
(3) Gard Tables; imitation
wood veneer top. Reg. 2.49,
1888
(2) Tilt-top Tables; dowered
pattern top. Sold "as Is"
Reg. 2.98 ---2.44
GoIdenberQs-DotDnStdirs
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Notions

(6) Straw Sewing Boxes; gore
shaped, some with fittings.
Reg. 100 -- 5oe
(22) Shower Caps; Of Philo-
film, assorted colors. Reg. 15c
and 25c -------7c
(24) Girdles; 2-way stretch,
small and medium, soiled.
Reg. soc ------l9e
(3) Model Scarfs; hand en-
broidered crash. Reg. 800, 79e
Q7) Stamped Towels; pure
linen, guest size. Reg. 29c, lac
(48) Dress Shields; crescent
and regular shapes, flesh and
white. Reg. 19c---------10c
(14) Webster's Dictionaries;
new school and Office edition.
Reg. 59c---- 39e
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Mems 1886
Suits and O'COatS
1897

Clearance of short lots Of
mems clothing. including 9
young mems suits, single and
double breaSteds in blue and
green tweeds and herring
bones; sizes for regulars, 1877,
1/38, 1/39, 2/40, 2/42; shorts,
1/40, 1/42. Also 10 overcoats
in brown and gray herring
bone. sizes 35 to A.
81 Young Mems Suits; gray.
green and brown. Sizes for
regulars, 81, 40 and AZ; shorts,
36 and 38. Reg. 1895 8.s7
(2) Reversible Goats; of green
herringbone, sizes ~ and A.
Reg. 1895 4o7
t6) Topcoats; full lined. OK
ford gray, blue and brown. Reg.
24.95 -16.o5
(12) Riding Breeches; tan and
gray whipcord. Sizes 20 to
SO. Reg. 2.50---I.77
tS) Mems Corduroy Pants;
blue and brown. Sizes AZ, A
and 46. Reg. 3.50----1.97
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Upholstery

1850 yds.) Remnants of Glazed
Chintz; in floral patterns, use
full lengths for drapes. Reg.
19c to 29c yd. d.-------l2e
u49 prs.) Odd Lots Of Cur
tains; in ruffled, tailored and
lace effects, also cottage sets.
Some soiled from display. Reg.
49c to 2e8 Prise TO I 40 pr.
(29) Hassoeks; covered with
imitation leather. Slight ir-
regulars. Reg. 100 --48e
(22) Slip Covers; of Powered
cretonne. for cogswell chairs.
Reg. 1913 --------------1.27
(6) Bedspreads; 2 rose and 2
yellow for single beds, 2 peach
color for double beds. Celanese
tafTeta. Reg. 498 1.99
~ Rayon Taffeta Drapes; in
yellow, pinch pleated. Reg.
1893 pr. .49
az Damask Drapes; 72" wide
to the pair. 2ls yds. long,
pinch-pleated. Duplex gold
and wine. Reg. 2.49 -l.47
(97) Drapery Damask; in
brown only. 40" wide for
drapes. Reg. 79c yd.---15e
(248) Damask and Satin
Squares; for small chair seats
and pillow tops. Reg. 29c-5e
Q48) Remnants of Curtain
Fabrics; in various patterns,
36" wide. Reg. 15c yd.-3e
(52) Tailored Curtains; vari-
GUS patterns. Slight irregulars
of 1.59 to 1893 qualities Ste
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
TOtS'ur,d Girls

(4D Tots and Girls Cotton
Dresses. Reg. 59c------39e
13) Tots Skirts; size 5 only.
Reg. 1.19 -----------59e
(5) Tots Velveteen Dresses;
blue and wine, size 4 only.
Reg. 1.99 and 2.99 ------l.24
(3) Girls Rayon Taffeta
Dresses; faded, sizes 7 and 8.
Reg. 2.99 ----------79c
(24) Rayon Dresses; broken
sizes. Reg. 1.99 ------1.24
(3) Girls Evening Dresses;
ankle length. sizes 7, IL and
IA. Reg. 500 ---------2.97
13) Girls and Tots Velveteen
Hat Sets; green, brown and
VINE. Reg. 1.99 -----l.69
(5D Tots and Girls RayOn
Undies; panties and snugfits.
Cotton slips. Reg. 29c -l4e
(2) Girls Beacon Bathrobes;
size IL. Reg. 1.99 ---l.44
(1O) Girls Winters Goats;
sizes Z and 8. Reg. 6.99 3.e9
(2) Girls Tweed Coats; sizes
9 and IA. Reg. 4.44 4-1.44
CD Girls Winter Coats; kit
tens ear fleece, size 16 in coats,
also coat and Logging set, size
7. Reg. 1899 ----I0.99
(6) Infants Hand Embroider-
ed Bibs; pink and blue. Reg.
(2D Infants Novelties; in
cluding knife and fork sets,
quinometer and rattles. Reg.
29c to 1.19--10e to 79e
(15) Mrs. Days Baby Shoes;
white and smoke hard soles.
Sizes 8 to 4. Reg. 2.25, 1874
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
SpOrtSaceN1'

t22) Cotton Plaid Skirts;
swim style; sizes "a to %. Reg.
l.l9 SSc
(lO) Cardigan Sweaters; white
only, soiled. Reg. 100 59e
(15) Wool Jersey Jumper
Dresses; red and green. Sizes
1915. Reg. 2.99 -------l.39
90 ALI Wool Sweaters; long
or short sleeves, broken sizes.
Reg. l.99 -----------1,I9
(22) Cotton Plaid Jackets; fit
ted back. Sizes II to 18. Regu-
lar S1.19------------- 78c
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
I.j9 to 2.9j
HANDBAGS
I.29

Just rs bags from our better
lines. Beautiful styles in gen.
uine feathers, suedes and fab
ricdds. Black, brown, navy.
(24) Handbags; of keratols,
top-handle styles, black and
wine. Reg. soc -------29e
(53 Handbags: in fabrics and
keratols, black, brown, saddle,
etc. Reg. 1.00----------69
GoIdenberq' 'S-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Rugs


(100) Felt Base Floor Cover
ing; l TO 5 yds. J.. 50. yd. l9c
(6) Figured Broadloom and
Administer Rugs: 9xl01a and
9x12 it. Reg. 44.50-54.50,
1925
1) Twist Broadloom Carpet;
in blue, 5lax12. Reg. $500,
1850
(1) Twist Broadloom Rug; In
green, 6x8. Reg. $3.50 2l.oo
~ Plain Broadloom Rug; in
brown, 6x9 IT. Reg. $500,
1900
(D Wilton Rug; in Oriental
pattern, 114x12 ft. Reg.
$3.50 $3.50
t2D Administer and Broad
loom Rugs; 27x36 to 27x54
sizes. Reg. 2.95 to $50 1875
W Felt Fabric Rugs; 9x12 #.
size, damaged. Reg. 1895,
5.ss
t12) Felt Base Rugs; 6x9 #.
size. Reg. 2.95 --l.95
Q5) Felt Base Rugs; 71ax9 IT.
size. Reg. 3.95-4.95 --2.95
go yds.) Plain Color Carpet;
q in. wide. Reg. 2.75-3.50
yd. ----I,6o
Goldenberg's-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Home FrOckS

(2O Printed Cotton Hoover
cites; fast colors. Sales final.
Reg. 69c --------------ls lse
(32) Printed Cotton House.
coats; Upper and wrap-around
styles. Reg. 1.l9 5ee
az Quilted Rayon Satin
Robes; prints and pastels. Reg.
5.95 -- 2.S6
(9) All-Wool Flannel Robes;
corduroy trim, wraparound
style. Reg. SOS --- 3.44
(21) Cotton SmOcks; fast color
prints. Reg. 1.l9 -6 6oe
(42) Housecoats, of rayon satin
and rayon crepe. upper and
wraparound styles. Broken
sizes IL to So. Reg. 3.99 to
Ia Uniforms, of black cotton;
sizes IA and 16. Reg. 1.69.
l.09
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
BOgS' Wear

(14) Boys Jackets; leather
and wool mixed, upper front
and pockets. 8 to IL. Reg.
3.98 Io8
(21) Boys Shorts; of all wool
and corduroy, broken sizes.
Seconds of 1.19 quality 59c
(121) Boys Ties; in stripes
and plaids. Reg. 19c c---5c
1S) Boys Pullover Sweaters;
good patterns, broken sizes.
Reg. 79c -1oe
(12) Boys Sweaters; all wool
heavy shaker knit, broken
sizes. Reg. 3.98 --I.98
a. Boys Sweaters; all wool
and wool mixed. Reg. 1.98 and
2.9s -- loo
12D Boys Shirts; famous
makes, some soiled, others i'm
perfect. Reg. 69c -----39e
(43) Boys Shirts; tubfast cot
tons, soiled and mussed. Reg.
soc --- ----.---25e
(64) Boys Wash Suits; fast
colors, sizes 3 to 6. Reg. soc,
Ice
(12) Boys 2-Pc. Pajamas; fast
color cottons. Bell and other
makes. Reg. 79c g. 98c, soc
a. Boys 3-Pc. Snow Suits;
upper leggings. Sizes 8, 4 and
5. Reg. 1898 1.e9
(48) Boys Knickers; fully lined
and with knit cuffs. 8 to IA.
Reg. 100 ---- 6oe
(8) Boys Longies; dark pat
terms; sizes IL to 16. Reg. 1.19,
53e
(2) Boys 2-Pc. Rugby Suits;
coat and shorts; size 6. Reg.
5.98 -I.O0
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-01-09
Full Fashioned
Chiffon Hose
49C

Sheer and clear 3-thread ring
less chiffons, all silk body with
rayon top and foot for longer
wear. Perfect quality. Sizes
81a to 1012.
(214) Winter Weight Hose; of
rayon and cotton, in various
colors. Perfect. Reg. SOC. 2ec
(1SS) Full Fashioned Hose;
ringless chiffon in and g.
thread. Counter soiled and
mill mends. Reg. soc 19e
(137 Kant Run Silk Hose; in
fall colors. Seconds of ACC
quality -----------19c
(132) Service Weight Hose; of
long wearing rayon. Seconds
of 29c quality lie
(263) Pure Silk Hose; knit to
At sheer chiffon. Mill mends of
29c quality ---- lie
(132) Full Fashioned Knee
High Hose; all silk with lastex
top. Seconds Of soc I0e
Q66) Boys Slack Socks; in
bright colored patterns. Sec
onds of 19c quality Sc
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor