davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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25c TO 49c
Glassware
lOc ga.

IS pieces to sell. Odds and ends
In crystal glassware, Including
salads, bowls, stemware, plates,
etc.
% 5-Pc. Breakfast Set:
porcelain top, chrome legs, 4
chairs. Reg. 2795---22.S8
() 5-Pc. Breakfast Set; with
disappearing porcelain top
leaves and 4 windsor back
chairs. Reg. 22.5o o.--I6.sS
D Breakfast Set; solid oak
table and 4 chairs to match.
Reg. 34.95 --25.SS
az Ape. Canister Sets; deco
rated metal. Reg. l.29----7Se
(10) 24-Pc. Dinner Sets; serv-
ice for 4. Reg. 3.99 -2.oe
~ 61-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Set; "as is" Reg. 1895 1888
(15) 15-Pc. Crystal Glass
Luncheon Sets; service for 4.
Reg. 100 ------ ---5Sc
(3) Unpainted Bookcases; 4
compartments, slightly dam
aged. Reg. 1.95 ---e4c
(1) Implanted Kidney Table;
with high back stool. Floor
sample. Reg. 3.49-2.4S
~ Implanted Hardwood
Table; extension leaf. Floor
sample. Reg. SOS
(22) Aluminium Cooking Uten-
sils; in cluding teskettles,
French fryers and 3-pc. pud-
ding pan sets. Slightly dam
aged. Reg. 49c-7ec ca. 25c
1o) Enamel Cooking Kettles;
4-qt.; damaged. Reg. 100 25c
Goldenberg's-DotUnstairs
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Z ,siSfIa,,A 1860

5000 Full-fashioned Chiffon
Hose; Slight seconds of 79c
to 100 grades 44e
(233) Run Resist Hose; all
silk, guaranteed not to run.
1rregularS of Acc quality 29e
(1S3D FulI-fashioned RingIess
Chiffon Hose; 3-thread weight.
Mill mends of soc quality Csc
143l Kant Run Service
Weight Hose; of rayon. Sec
onds of 39c quality --19c
(262) Service Weight Hose; of
rayon; perfect quality. Also
silk chiffon hose, seconds of
29c quality - 15c
(l2S) Run Resist All-silk
Hose; assorted colors and sizes.
Seconds of Acc quality -15e
(212) Children's Terry Ank-
lets. Irreg. of 29c lille
CAD FulI-fashioned RingleSs
Chiffon Hose; counter soiled.
Mill mends of ACC quality l0e
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor
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Births Reported

Harold and Louise Atwood. girl
Earl and Eugenie Arnds, girl
Charles and Elizabeth BusSard, boy.
William and Nellie Burke, girl.
John and Jane Baughman, boy
Hans and Shirley Blau. boy.
Joseph and Esther Cantrel, girl twins.
David and Mary Carlson. girl
Thomas and Felicia Clagett, boy.
William and Carol Copsey boy.
Joseph and Bertha Cordone, boy.
William and Dorothy Cox ir., boy.
Alfred and Loretta Dintaman, boy.
Robert and Alice Fennelly boy.
Charles and Pauline Gilbert, boy.
LLOYD and Annie Goff, girl.
Jack and Lois Green. girl.
Walter and Alma Hager, boy
William and Sarah Harvard. girl.
James and Evelyn Hills, boy.
Ernest and Mary Jacobs, boy.
Ray and Mary Kinney, boy.
Thomas and Doris Kramer. boy.
Albert and Marquette LetSinger, boy
Royle and Julia Mari. boy
Malculm and Lora McCallum. girl.
Harold and Florence Miller, girl.
Norman and Elizabeth PederSen, boy.
Joseph and Rose Ryan. boy
John and Janice Ssrtain. girl
Vincent and Helen Sharpe girl and b
Frank and Agnes Watson. girl
Clarence and Ruth Wemer, boy.
Thomas and Mary West. boy.
Robert and Irene Whitfield. boy.
Jack and Alma Wilson girl
Richard and Lorena Wynn. girl.
Fleming and Mae Berry, boy
Robert and Louise Payne, girl
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clubhouse drive last year would not
be SUFFICIENT to build it on the clubs
land at Magruder Park, Mr.. Luther
said. The sum of $4,000 has been
used for the new units and $4,000
put into q building fund, he an
nounced.
The Oxon Hill clubs athletic
classes on Monday and Thursday
nights In the Oxon Hill School will
be supervised by John G. Freuden-
berger, school coach. Coach Harry
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B||
I IA A&NIsl;ssAM

(19) Blouses and Bolero Jack
cts. Reg. 100-1 rs 5--S9c
(40 Odd Lot Neckwear and
Flowers; soiled. Reg. soc 19e
t497 Mems and Women's
Handkerchiefs; prints and
solid colors. Reg. sc 3 for l0c
(522l Mems Handkerchiefs;
WOmen's print handkerchiefS.
Reg. &c ca. 3 for 19c
40 Feather Birds; slightly
damaged. Reg. soc 2ec
Goldenberg'S-Main Floor
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laW, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three jul days and
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
both of Philadelphia, Pa: the Rev. Syl-
VeSter Moss.
ErPsSs wSms RasInso3 30 2o2 5s st nv and
the Rev, E: G. Smith, o,e ous
and Rebecca Harvey, Q. 1853 S. Capt.
tol st; the Rev. G. E. Stevens
vs St. nv rfd Rs K!san9G Kv 20r2oe g Glenn ep H SOB
Iefnd anscE Reef g. T b0th 81 Of 5 aaq 9sPe" st.
HsHod HsFpd9n G Pafk M oo9 g. Of s So sb sy' s N.Y.
and Laura V Elgin. 90. II33 Allison
st. NV; the Rev. James +, TAYLOR.
Harris. so. s'St1 Both of i43i irving st. ne
rs RE- Geo -GGsoTSe W. ,13oTg II -
ohsnfS and Grace RI I0RDkh5 Finnefe t a i5io st.
Dogslas stephenson Ste F.ano @F ga seI Lowell
1910 Tuckerman st. NV the Rev. Ber-
Circle NV, and Helen stephanos. 10,
40l 3rd ST. NV: the Rev. A L9lousls.
Allan J Garter, %. and Ellen C Brown,
Francis i, cGtn Yarnai ar thle'ii'iO''u' 'H''
James Madison Deuterman; 70, AlexsndgTlgs;
6th St. NV: the Rev. Albert DUBOIS.
Andrews R Alezanidfer 81 .,l5 Il: Hobart Part
Pez Porter 5ab t. aRa RddmsES azs Rfsh An1e
fa5Iss; he Rev. Howard ard S, " Anderson ' :
'OniV NV. "a and ND Blanche Blanche, Shapiro, 80, New
York city; Judge GaytSn;, W.. .nd
Francis Enrich. IS, 242l2 18th st. Sc;
the Rev Rohrer.
John William Grimm; 70 Ssl1 georgia
214 Kennedy st. NV; the Rev. F. B.
Guy Earl schwab. %. 1l6 North Carolina
Elsey James Docket. %, and Pauline K.
erfay he Rev R Roose1ef D91R Pf Me1ntyre t ST.
on XIV! WV and ISa Eienor shoEt5er, IS s. -
caSthei G. Young. -, National Lutheran
Home, and Virginia / Lewis. 81. l322
Pail E. Michaud, %, and Honnon x.
Rev. c. Ball.
Rockville:
Rose A. HseF g. New YorR T. and
John n.I Ta5{s9; & 20 vn2c and JTlia s. Graham 21'
"a both Of Washington.
eeSIs sEa Wnrste Wsshfs,On IT, rhiia laa
wiiiam j. Underwood, %. Langley Field
Va, and Martha W. Davis, 29, Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
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Allnutt Estate Left to Brother

ROCKVILLE, Md, March 20 (Spe-
ciaD Under the will of Benoni
Dawson Allnutt, well-known Mont
gomery County farmer, which has
been admitted to probate in Or
phans' Court here, his brother, Law
renee E. Allnutt of near Dawsonville
receives his entire estate and is
named executor. The instrument
does not reveal the value of the
estate.
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M MallIkM

(36 gals.l Ready mixed Gloss
Paints. Reg. 1.69 gal.----l.29
(27 Floor and Deck Enamel.
Reg. 1.69 half gal.-----I.09
(l9l Quick-drying Varnish
Stain. Reg. 1.89 half gal. 70
(I6 gaIsD Interior Flat Fin
ish. Reg. 229 gal. 80
(23 gals.) Washable Interior
Gloss Finish. Reg. 298, 2.39
(3D Room Lots Wall Paper;
complete for 12xl2 room. Reg.
2.50-3.75 lot 80
Goldenberg s-DoUnstairs
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Gets Federal RECOGNITION

First 1t. Hugh A. Allen, jr., Quar-
termaster Corps, Company B, 1o4th
Quartermaster Regiment, South Ar
lington, Va, is among 10 Virginia
National Guard Officers who have
been extended Federal recognition.
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{U1{45!;!I

f53) Children's Wearables; in
cluding boys suits, polo shirts,
ski pants, skirts. blouses and
cap sets. Reg. soc to 1.99l7e
(41) Cotton e. Rayon Dresses;
3 to Is. Reg. 1929 79e
t3) Spring Goats; 6 and IA.
Reg. 3.99-5.00 .---I.39
I'D Tots 3-Pc. Snow Suits;
to 5. Reg. 3.99 LOO
tsl Girls Robes; broken
sizes 8-l6. Reg. 2.99 -2.69
ls) White Organdy Dresses;
IL to l6. Reg. 299 oee
W Corduroy Jacket 4 Skirt;
size 8. Reg. 4.99- 2.99
1D Toddlers' Dresses; rayon
and cotton. Reg. lis 5se
(3) Mrs. Days Shoes; smoke
color, 1-3. Reg. l.99 9-79e
u0) Infants AlI-wool Bon
nets; regularly 1.00----29e
t3) Baby Books; white and
blue. Reg. 1.00--79e
(22) Children's Blouses and
Middies; Ais. Reg. 1.15--79e
ca Girls Cotton BIouses;
broken sizes. Reg. Soc ----39e
t37) Tots Skirts; broken sizes
3-6. Reg. 1.19--S SSe
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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academic hurdle-exanlinations that
were given after their first month
of study. ..
This is the first class of reserve
midshipmen enrolled at the acad-
emy.
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physically qualified for duty as Of

physically qualified for duty as Of
ficers.
Already u of the TOO reserves
have resigned of their own volition.
Some found officials said, that their
previous college training was not
sufficiently comprehensive to enable
them to keep up with their courses
at the academy.
The fate of considerably more rests
in the hands of instructors who are
judging now whether the men have
passed successfully their first major
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Thirty Reserve Middies Fail
To Meet Physical Tests
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, March 20.-ApproXi-
mately 80 reserve midshipmen, who
entered the United States Naval
Academy early in February for spe-
cial training, have been honorably
discharged because they are not
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Boys Club Establishes
0xon Hill, Laurel Units

Two new units. at Oxon Hill and
Laurel, Md, have been set UP by
the Prince Georges County Police
Boys Club, it was announced today
by Lawton w. Luther.
The decision to establish the new
units was made when it became
evident that $4,000 raised in
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Deaths Reported

William NJ. Brooks. 81, 1905 Kennedy st.
NV
Philippena uder. 81. Providence Hoepital
Peter SEVERN, IS, United States Naval
Hospital
Eleanor w King, -. 1920 Upton St NV
Mary Y. Rhinehart. -, Sibley Memorial
Hospital.
Bertha E. Frost 81. t-ttA st.n.c
John Kerns, "a. ST E,iZabeths Hospital
Fh2ds 4dsnttsi G Kennedy a. St. Eli4aboth's
John c. Mclean, 81, Walter Reed General
Hospital
Thomas AthoS, 81, ST Elizabeth's Hospital
Nellie G. Andes. As, Providence Hospital
Hugh T Morgan 45, 1850 Wis. ave
Homer NJ Sizemore. 43 1895 c st. ne
Alvin w Ollie, -. St. Eliza beths Hospital
George Rogers -, Garfield Memorial Hos
pital
Joseph Caligurio. 2I Sth and SITS ne
Infant William E. Reeves, Childrens Hos
pital
Alice Harris, 75 Gallinger Hospital.
Charles Perry, SIS, 521 51st ST. ne
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E1!:!2k3I!lH|

(49) Duplex Window Shades:
5x6 #. Reg. 98c c----78e
1851 Opaque Window Shades;
SO" wide. 5 #. long. Mis-
weaves. Reg. ACC to 69c 29c
t35) Oilcloth Table Scarfs;
various sizes. Reg. 1oc-15c, Sc
(20) Wood Venetian Blinds;
cornice top. "a, 26, 80 and
So" wide, "a" long. Reg
3.99 -----------2.19
(6) Canvas Porch Curtains; S
#. wide, 6 ft. long ----1.45
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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(lf2E15';|

(12D Boys Wearables; in
cluding plaid shirts, sleeveless
sweaters, polo shirts and cot
ton sport shirts. Reg. soc l SC
(2) Students. 2 Pants Suits;
size %. Reg. 1923 --- 4.84
(3S) Boys Striped Ties and.
Nazareth Briefs. Reg. Csc Sc
(6) Boys Suits; l and 2 pairs
of pants. Size Is. Reg. 4.99
to 6.9S S----I.49
(lS) Boys Pullover Sweaters;
broken sizes. Reg. 79c- ---38e
(24) Boys 3-Pc. Wool Suits;
sizes 6-10. Reg. 8.98----4.9S
(18) Boys Broadcloth Pa
jamas. Reg. soc 29c
GOldenberg'eMain Floor
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PIT. A. Sponsors Supper

The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Chesterbrook CVa) School is
sponsoring a supper at the school
tonight from $50 to 7:30 o'clock,
under the direction of Mrs. r. A.
Baumback.
Evening star., 1941-03-20

In 1910 565, 900 workers were in
volved in 2.450 strikes in the United
States, with an estimated loss of
6,5O0, 900 man-days.
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S|SM ;;:}1X}3

(1D Junior Misses Dresses,
rayon alpaca. Black and pas
tel. Sizes 9 to II. Reg. 1895,
6.8S
(22) Dresses; of rayon crepe
and rayon alpaca. prints and
pastels. Reg. 444 & sos. Sales
final - 3.69
t15 Rayon Crepe Dresses;
washable prints and solid COL
ors. Reg, 200 to 3,95. Sales
final l.6o
u9p Rsyon Crepe Dresses: in
prints. Reg. 200. Sales final.
Csc
t2) Evening Dresses; of rayon
taffeta. sizes 12-14. Reg. 7.95.
Sales final 4.44
81 Rayon Alpaca Dresses;
sizes II. l6 and 18. Reg. SOS.
Sales final .- 2.69
Goidenberg'S-Second Floor
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Peat production in Denmark has
increased from 100000 to 2,500,000
tons annually because of the war.
Evening star., 1941-03-20

(l0I Young Mems Suits;
tweeds and herringbones.
Sizes: Regulars 1/35, 1876,
1877. 38, l 80, 2 "A, 1j46;
stout, 140, l42;
Reg. $3.50 1895
(3l Mems Reversible Goats;
green herringbone, sizes 40,
AZ. Reg. 1926 500
~ Mems Lightweight
Raincoats: sizes 3S, 40, AZ
and A. Reg. 500 1.95
% Work Pants; dark pat
terms, broken sizes, 34-42.
Reg. $50 --------54e
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UPHOLSTERY

l}4hIkIk11
(29 prs.) Knitted Curtains;
rayon and cotton, 10 in. wide
to the pair, So inches long.
Reg. 1.69 S8e
(16) Cretonne Slip Covers;
for wing and Cogswell chairs.
Reg. 1.99 Tic
(15) Cretonne and Knitted
Slip Covers: for regular size
sofas, 3 separate cushion
covers. Reg. 2.98 --1,19
~ Custom made Slip Covers;
for T-cushion club or lounge
chair. Reg. 8.95--------2.o0
(42) Dining Room Chair
Covers; cretonne and woven
fabrics. Reg. 39c-49c ea., 19e
(75 prs.) Sash Curtains; of
rayon marquisette. Reg. 3ec-
49c pr. -------23e
(13S prs.) Curtains; ruffled
and tailored, soiled. Reg. 49c
10 o9c pr.
(2) Oilsilk Shower Curtains;
2x2 yds. Reg. 1.98------77e
I'D Glider Raincoats; water
repellent. Reg. 1.19 Tile
(16) Hassocks; covered with
imitation leather. Irregulars
Of 2.98-3.98 grades-1.66
(16) Living Room Pillows;
kapok filled. Reg. 100, 39e
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor
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Lines of the Hilltop School is direct
ing Laurel classes.
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(3) Sport Coat and Slack
Ensembles; green gabar-
dine. Regular sizes, l 81,
1/42; short, 1/34. Reg.
22.95 - l1.95
t1) Young Mans Suit;
green herringbone, size AZ
short. Reg. l4.s5 500
~ Mans Suit; light gray
worsted, size 40 stout. Reg.
1895. - 500
t3) Mems Suits; tweeds
and worsteds; sizes 1877
regular; lf40 stout; 1/42
long. Reg. 27.95 7.95
Goldenberq',
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HANDBAGS

(53) Handbags; of genuine
leather and fabricoids. Reg.
LOO and l.95----------69e
(54) Handbags; navy and
brown. Reg. 1.59-1.95--89e
(59) Handbags; of fabricoids.
Reg. soc --H----47e
(5) Handbags; fine black calf
leather. Reg. 3.952.49
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Mag.IlI.MlllI51Lly

(3l American Grass Rugs;
6x9, plain. Reg. $50 -- $50
(s) Fibre Rugs; 712x9 f.,
discontinued pattern, Reg.
1895 --------- 500
Q5) Fibre Rugs; 1896 ins.
Reg. 100 39c
81 Fibre Rugs; 27X54 ins.
Reg. ESQ --------------1.z IS
(D Woven Plaid Fibre Rug;
6x12 ft. Reg. 1875 $50
81 Heavy Fibre Rugs; 6x9 #.
Reg. 1895 ------------6 6.95
81 Woven Plaid Fibre Rugs;
3x6 #. Reg. 3.75 ZOO
(42l Hand Hooked Rugs;
scatter size, approx. l8X36 Ins.
Reg. l.l9 ---- 6oe
CD Administer Rug; 8iaxl0i2.
Used in model home, damaged.
Reg. $3.50 --------s $50
~ Administer Rug; 9xl2 #.
Used in model home, dam
aged. Reg. 1900 -----19.5o
(2) Administer Rugs; 715x12
g. 8.5x12. Reg. 39.50--27.50
(2) Plain Color Broadloom
Rugs; 412x6 #. Reg. 1880
1900 $50
% Cotton Rug; Axe it.,
Indian design. Reg. 7.95, 4.95
~ Numdah Rug; 3X4 it,,
sold "as is" Reg. 3.50--l.5o
(2) Reversible Chenille Rugs;
8xlO. Reg. 22.50 ---I2.e5
(2) Reversible Chenille Rugs;
6x9 #. Reg. 1895 S.95
a. Congoleum Rug; 9xl0 f.,
damaged -----l.0 90
"a Felt Base Rug; 7l7x9 #.
Green marble pattern .eS
(12) Congoieum- made Rugs;
3x9 it.. fiorals and tiles. Sec
onds of $50 grade --5 SOC
(64 yds.) Sandura Floor Gov.
ering: heavy felt base. 2 yds.
wide. Reg. 59c 50. yd. 5ee
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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s'';.;;323:,;''''''s'

t0 Folding Yacht Chairs;
soiled. Reg. 100 0- 68e
(3) Heavy Tubular Metal
Porch Chairs; slightly soiled.
Reg. 5.9S 3.99
% Bunting Glider: heavy
coil spring and frame. Reg.
Z9.S0 S.So
(1) Metal Porch Chair; floor
sample. Reg. $40 9-1.99
Observation-Disclosures
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W Isssis! NM


GA Stamped Guest Towels.
Reg. Csc ----------l4c
u0) Braided Belts; various
colors. Reg. 100 39e
(10) Dress Laces; 36" wide.
Reg. 100 yd. ---------6 69e
t33) Hosiery Boxes; holds IL
pairs, Reg. 39c -I9e
u7) Rubber Crib Sheets; reg
ularly Csc - -------1 Ice
(2n Tea Aprons; of Pliofilm.
Reg. ACC -----. 29e
(10l Makeup Capes; trans
parent. Reg. 29c -19e
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-20

Under D. C. laW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Oait three jul days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-03-20

2ixsl:1Hi3l;;M

(31) All-wool Sweaters; sizes
1896. Reg. 1.00---39c
(28) Cotton Blouses. Irregu-
lars of soc grade
(16) Dark Plaid Skirts; also
jumpers. Reg. l.99----l.00
tl8) Brushed Wool Sweaters;
sizes 1896. Reg. 1.99 -79e
" All-wOOl Ski Pants; sizes
14-16. Reg. 2.99 90
13) Cotton SIacks and Play
Suits; sizes 40 to A. Reg.
1.99 --- 1.39
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor
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(65) Girdles and Corselettes;
heavy rayon brocade, broken
sizes. Reg. 2.95-3.50 2.29
t4n Girdles and Back Lace
Corsets. Reg. 200 ---I,2o
(16l All-in-Ones; rayon bro
cade, small sizes. Reg. l.l9,
39e
tl4) Stepin and Panty Cir
dies; of lasteX. small and me-
dium sizes. Reg. l.95 -l.le
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor
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6X9 Felt
Base Rugs
go

Perfect quality room size
t6x9 it, felt base rugs;
smooth, CLASSY surface;
easy to clean. Floral and
tile patterns. Limit
quantity, so come early
Third Floor.
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(15) Framed Pictures; floral
subjects. Reg. 1.19 78e
(6l imposition Wall
PIacques; slightly m d.
Reg. 100 - 69e
1857 Bridge or Floor Lamp
Shades; soiled. Reg. LOO
1893 5Se
(Sl Metal Smokers Stands;
cocktail tray. Reg. 1.49 ooc,
Golden nberg'S-Do,unstdtrs
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Goldenberg's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-20

119) Leather Back Fabric
Gloves; black, navy, white.
Reg. 100 -7ee
(166) Doeskin Gloves; (fin-
ished sheepskinD. Seconds Of
1.59 quality --------69e
(214) Rayon Suede Fabric
Gloves. Reg. 79c-100 49e
t193) Rayon Suede Fabric
Gloves; black and colors. Ir-
regulars of soc quality $500 29e
(59t Wool Mittens; broken
sizes. Reg. 39c ----10e
Golden berg'sHMain Floor
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Green herringbone, 3-button lounge coat. G
Sizes: 2 IS, 2/36, 2/37, 1/38, 1/39, 2 40, -
A.. Pleated trousers with zippers.
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A special group of smart
Spring coats specially priced
for one day only. Popular
wool crepes in fitted and bOxy
styles. Pique, tucking, stitch
ing and trapunto trims.
Sizes II to 20 and 38 to A.
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-23

Not only the little man." but
every one will have a very busy
Christmas Day. When night comes
and appetites take on keener edge
it's case of come and get it." The
family and the family's friends just
help themselves. And the hostess
makes self-service as easy and as
attractive as she can.
The chances are that no one will
wish even to talk cold turkey, much
less eat it. So, the turkey is served
hot and creamed with mushrooms
and green peas in q sizable pottery
ramekin with a handle that can
come straight from the oven to the
table.
OF course, there are condiments
that everybody likes. These are
guaranteed to tempt even those who
think they never want to see an
other thing to eat after the boun-
teous meal at midday.
Lucky the hostess who can gather
all the condiments together on such
a tray as this :. . divided down the
middle with narrow panel that is
the perfect board and bears slices
OF crisp toast or melba toast =. or
zweiback, If you like zweiback. Bor-
dering the breadboard are compart-
ments that make place for every
thing and keep everything in its
place >. stuffed olives, plump little
onions, radish rosebuds and squares
Of butter for the toast.
After such . day, every one feels
the need Of . little stimulation and
sh-ball works like magic. Ski-ball
Is nothing more nor less than the
modern version Of hot spiced tea
punch. You make 1t by brewing
the tea to the strength you want.
Then stud q slice Of lemon with a
dozen or so whole cloves. Place a
spoonful of sugar in the bottom
Of a ski-ball glass or any other
small heavy glass which will with
stand heat. Drop the clove-spiked
lemon slice into the glass and over
it pour the hot tea. Use CHINA
mon stick for a muddler.
Last, but not least at the feast q.
there are rum sugar cookies for the
sweet tooth sugar cookies shaped
like Christmas trees and trimmed,
not with tinsel. but with citrus
fruits.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
By Barbara Bell

Especially designed for the lar
ger woman, here is dress SO grace
full. so slimming, and of such dig
nifty that you are going to be more
pleased than ever that you know
something of dressmaking and
therefore, can easily make this at
home!
The front has many points OF
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line which is f1attering to the face
and an ideal background for jew
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side bodice pieces forming a SLIM
ming front panel. darts which give
youthful slimness at the waistllne,
comfortable. loose fitting three
quarter length sleeves! The back
has a center panel, too, emphasizing
the height of your figure in way
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Evening star., 1941-12-23
Oyster Stew
For Supper
Xmas Eve
Mixed Sea Food
Concoction Is
Delicious

hope that you will be lucky
enough to have trimming
party yourself or be asked to take
part in one. The children may
enjoy most distributing the gifts
underneath the tree, but most
grownups get the most fun from
the decorating Many are the argu-
ments in regard to such important
points as to whether star or an
angel shall have the place of honor
at the top.
In some households certain foods
for the Christmas Eve supper are
Just as traditional as those served
for dinner. In our house it was
always oyster stew, which could be
made quickly. With this may be
served plenty Of relishes or . salad,
hot crackers and rolls. For dessert
you might have pumpkin or mince
pie, II you are planning . pudding
for Christmas dinner.
One Of my friends in the suburbs
has let US share the fun Of deco
rating the Christmas tree for many
years. Instead of oyster stew we
always have a marvellous mixed sea-
food stew which is glorified by being
favored with sherry. With this is
an apple salad and pumpkin pie.
OYSTER STEW.
i cup butter.
/ pint oysters.
/ quart milk.
Ia teaspoon salt.
Pepper.
l teaspoon paprika.
Melt butter, add drained oysters
and cook three minutes, or until
edges curl. Add milk. salt. pepper
and paprika; bring almost to the
boiling point and serve at once with
oyster crackers. Yield. six servings.
MIXED sEAFOOD STEW.
TUTTLE STYLE.
Z quarts milk.
u pound scallops-
"a pound cooked shrimps.
"a pound cooked crabmeat.
u pound cooked lobster meat.
~ dozen oysters, drained.
l pint cream.
4 cup sherry.
I tablespoons butter.
Salt
Scald milk in heavy kettle; add
fish, cream and butter and let SIM
mer over very low heat until edges
of oysters curl and scallops break.
Add sherry and salt to taste. Yield,
IL servings. E. M. B.