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Evening star., 1941-03-11

Kansas City Police
Find Many Clues, but
None Lead 10 SLAYER
Blood Analysis Reveals
Victim Wos Awakened
And Sow Murderer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, March 1.-THE
sadist who hammered and slashed
Leila Adele Welsh, "a, to death in
her bed during the dark hours Sum-
day morning and cut away a part
of her hip still eluded police today
despite host of clues and the spur
of a $500 reward.
Although he left behind the death
weapons a railroad hammer and
butcher knife-as well as a pair
of blood-stained cotton gloves, the
slayer benefited in his escape by
the fact the tragedy was not discov-
cred until daylight by the mother Of
the attractive, socially prominent
victim.
Police questioned several suspects
to little avail. The City Council ap-
propriated $500 as a reward for ap:
prehension and conviction of the
killer.
Girl Saw Murderer.
A blood analysis completed last
night convinced officers that Miss
Welsh, 1887 beauty contestant at
the University of Kansas City,
awakened and registered fright sec
onds before her assailant sent the
hammer crashing through her skull
at her home in a well-to-do section
Of Kansas City. The slayer cut her
throat, knitted her pajamas to
shreds, tossed the bed covering over
the body and fed with the slashed
portion of hip, only to drop it 100
yards from the house along with the
gloves.
No motive for the Staying has been
uncovered. Miss Welsh, who shared
with a brother and sister in a $780,
900 trust fund, was not robbed or
criminally assaulted.
The killing was accomplished with
such stealth after entry to the house
was made through a bedroom win
dow that no outcries were heard and
police have been unable to find any
one who definitely saw the killer in
the neighborhood.
Bullet Holes in Auto.
The theft Saturday night of an
automobile, which police fired on
later near the Welsh home and
which was found, marked by two
bullet holes, near Corydon, Iowa,
yesterday drew police attention. Of
ficers expressed doubt, however, that
it had any vital bearing on the case.
The Kansas City Star says it
learned late last night that blood
smears were found in the bathroom
of a vacant house In the neighbor-
hood of the Welsh home and that
the blood is being analyzed. Police
would not comment on the report.
Police Chief L. B. Reed, former F.
B. I. agent, issued a special request
for citizens to help his department
in tracing ownership of the hammer
and knife. Scores of tips, most of
them dealing with persons suspected
of perversion, were telephoned po-
lice.
The City Council, in unanimously
approving the reward, referred to
the Staying as a foul, heinous
crime"
Evening star., 1941-03-11
Brocfon Plans Fund
For Firemen's Widows
Rr the Assnciated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BROCKTON, Mass, March Ii
Shocked at the death Of a dozen
firemen in the collapse of a flaming
theater's snoW-burdened roof, resi-
dents of this shoe-manufacturing
city undertook today to provide for
the II widows and rs fatherless chill
dren.
A special committee appointed
last night by the City Council be-
gan drawing up a schedule of an
nuities for the women and additional
annual sums for their minor chill
dren.
Representatives of welfare and
service organizations responded to
q call by Mayor Fred Rowe for a
citizens meeting today to raise a
private fund for the bereaved fami-
lies.
While flags through the city were
lowered to half staff for a 30-day
period of mourning in memory OF
those who lost their lives early yes
terday, hopes rose that % flremen
injured in the tragedy would recover.
With cause of the fire still un-
known, State and city fire officials
conducted rigid investigation. A
formal inquest was scheduled to
start tomorrow.
The combined deaths and injur-
ies-involving 40 men or approxi-
mately one third of the fire depart
ment's personnel-proved crippling
blow to the city's fire protection
system until reserves and volunteers
filled the vacancies.
Tales of heroism followed in the
wake of the turbulent scenes enacted
In the theater.
One concerned Fire Capt. John F
Buckley. Pinned in the wreckage
he repeatedly begged rescue parties
but in vain-to amputate a leg SO
they could get past him to reach
four other men crushed farther in
side the debris.
Evening star., 1941-03-11
1000 Nurses Needed
By Army, General Says
By the Associated Press,

6s bne ASsOCldLeQ SreSS.
NEW YORK, March l1.-Brig.
Gen. Irving j. Phillipson, command
ing general, I'd Corps Area, said last
night more than 1000 reserve nurses
were needed for duty in Army hos
pitals between now and June.
Basing his estimate on the fact
that ,400,000 officers and men would
be in the Army by spring and 10000
hospital beds would be available for
their care. Gen. Phillipson told an
American Red Cross meeting:
"" Even though we are not at
war, an emergency does exist insofar
as we who are responsible for the
housing, clothing, feeding and care
Of the sick are concerned. These
facilities must be provided in peace
or in war"
He added: There is no better
patient than the Army soldier"
Evening star., 1941-03-11
Moffott Offers Papers
AS Luxembourg Envoy

MONTREAL, March Ill. Pierre
pont Moffatt, United States Minis
ter to Canada, presented his Gre
dentials yesterday to Grand Duchess
Charlotte of Luxembourg, whose
governments -in-eXile has been here
since the German invasion Of the
Low Countries last May.
Mr.. Moffatt, who came here from
Ottawa, will act as United States
Minister to Luxembourg.
'T am most touched by the
courtesy of Mr.. Moffatt," said Grand
Duchess Charlotte after the cere-
mony. His presentation has been
a great pleasure to U.s."
Evening star., 1941-03-11
; D. c. Men to Attend
Dental Research Session

DR.. Wilmer Souder, chief Of the
dental research laboratory at the
Bureau of Standards and president
of the International Association for
Dental Research, will preside over
sessions of the 10Th annual meeting
of the association in St. Louis Sat-
urday and Sunday.
DR.. George C. Paffenbarger, re-
search associate of the American
Dental Association, who is working
at the Bureau of Standards. will
deliver a paper on new, natural
colored denture resin. Another
Washingtonian attending the ses-
sions will be DR.. H. Trendley Dean,
United States Public Health Service
surgeon.
Evening star., 1941-03-11
Weather Report

Furnish hed by the United States Wealth
District of Coumba-Far
Virginia-Generaly fair tonight
MarylandGenersy colder tonight
furries extreme portion.
West Vrgna-Snow fure colder tonight mostly
cloudy n
Evening star., 1941-03-11
Impressive Mountuin

The Cordillera Real of Bolivia
one of the most impressive of
mountain ranges, averages 10000
feet in height for q distance OF
100 miles
Evening star., 1941-03-11
Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last 24 Hours.
lFrom noon Yesterday to noon todayD
Highest 50, 3:45 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 80.
Lowest, 40, 2:sO am. today. Year
ago, 20.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 6S, on March 3.
Lowest, 10, on February 10.
Humidity for Last "A Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. s5 per cent, at noon today,
Lowest, "a per cent. at 4 Pm yesterday,
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
st Harpers Ferry; Potomac clear at Great
Falls to-day.
Evening star., 1941-03-11
Quinou, Principal Crop

Quinoa, a grain virtually un-
known to the outside world, is
the principal food crop of the South
American highlands.
Evening star., 1941-03-11
The Sun and Moor
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital (current month to date):
Evening star., 1941-07-17
11E2 PRICE
FOOTWEAR
Main Floor

697 prs. Boys & Girls Summer Oxfords
and Straps; size to 3. Orig. 1.es,-
2.49 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
321 prs. WOmen's Leather Sole Sandals;
all sizes. Orig. 2.O0-2.50 -- 99c
173 prs. WOmen's Leather Sole House
Slipper; many colors. Orig. 100 Soc
PIP prs. Children's Oxfords and Straps;
sizes to 2. Orig. 1.4S-169---7
"a prs. WOmens Dress Shoes; all white,
& tones. Orig. 2.OO-3.OO - 99c
722 prs. WOmen's Leather Sole "Rafia"
Sandals; multi colOred. Orig. $50 soc
Entire Stock W0men's "Saks" White
Dress Shoes; many patterns. Orig.
400 90
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SUMMER FABRICS

800 yds. Printed Rayon Shantung; want
ed patterns. Orig. 49e yd. d.---------Z4c
$50 yds Plain Spun Rayon; in light sum-
mer colOrs. Orig. 39c yd.----------19c
80 yds. Cotton Tweeds; for shorts and
60 yds. Printed RayOn Bemberg Sheers;
wanted cOlorS. Orig. Csc yd. .-------34c
$40 yds. Pure Dye Printed Silk Crepe;
wanted cOIors. Orig. 1.59 yd.-------79c
Siks-Main Floor.
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JEWELRY
NoU 49c
112 ,.'..
HAND DBAGS
Jewelry--Main Floor

HANDBAGS
$50 White Leather Bags. Orig. 1875 ! 90
Is White Washable Fabric and Leather
Bags. Orig. 49, 95--------------1.47 AT
800 White Fabric Bags. Orig. 1.00--5Oe
$50 Childrens Handbags. Orig. SOC 29c
Goldenberg's-MainF Floor
ACCESSORIES
ss Blouses and Sweaters; various styles.
Orig. I.00-I.15 --------
$50 Turbans and Wraparounds.
IS Turbans and Wraparounds.
Orig. soc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
63 Neckwear; all necklines Orig. 5se- 2oc
14s Spun Rayon Sport Squares.
Orig. 39e e---------------------
1000 Mems and Women's Handkerchiefs;
perfects and seconds. Orig. 5e----2Hc
500 Mems White Handkerchiefs; some
zoo Mems and Women's Handkerchief.
Orig. Csc ZIzc
Goldenberg's-MainF Floor
UMBRELLAS
. Umbrellas; plaids and combination
celanese. Orig. 2.95 AT
Is Umbrellas; oiled silks and combina-
tions. Orig. 1.95 90
100 Umbrellas; oiled silks i'm various col
ors; slightly imperfect. Orig. 1880
Goldenberg's-MainF Floor
GLOVES
III Kayser Gloves; 6-buttOn length;
white only. Orig. 100
16S Fabric Gloves; cotton and rayon.
Orig. 79e
I73 AngeIskin Fabric Gloves; white only.
Orig. sec Observation-Disclosures
203 Rayon and Cotton Fabric Gloves;
white and colors. Orig. 39c----19c
Gofdenberg's-MainF Floor
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Furniture Prices Iashed II and More
BEDS & BEDDING

z Full size Beds; left cut Of suites.
Orig. 2s.ss ------~-------- 400
4 Innerspring Mattresses; twin sire;
durable ticking. Orig. s.ss 40
4 Innerspring Mattresses; twin sire;
A. c. A. ticking. Orig. S.Ss 40
Sofa Bed; wine tapestry cover: .tas
is. Orig. 1895 s.-------- II 90
Studio Couch: tapestry cover and 3
pillows. Orig. 1896 14.8S
Evening star., 1941-07-17
JUST zzBEDRooM CHAIRS
AND BENCHES
Org. s.ss-Iz.ss q 80
Various designs and fan-
ishAs. Left ont q 4 .0u
suites - -
DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
/ 1D-Pc. Dining Room Suite: modern
style. Slightly naismatched. Orig.
1880 oo. 90
8 Modern China Cabinets; walnut
veneer on hardwood. Orig. 1895,
rs. 90
Maple Dinette Table; left ont OF suite.
Orig. 22.ss Io. 90
/ 7-Pe. Walnut Dinette Suite; slightly
n1ixmatched. Orig. rs. 90 - s. 90
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JUST 8--PtLtOW BACK
LOUNGE CHAIRS
Orig. 49.95 - = -
Modern lounge chairs N
with comfortable arms
and pillow back, j -
LIVING ROOM


3-Pc. Living Room Suite. 18th cen
tnry: '.as is. Orig. 1900 = 49. 90
3-Pc. Living Room Suite: Loomtwist
covers. Orig. 1890 IS. 90
s-Pc. Living Room Snite;; Loomcerd
covers. Orig. 1890 79 90
ape. Living Room Suite; jumbo welt
arms. Orig. $500 As. 90
Sectional Sofa: stunning cotton tap
ostry. Orig. 1890 IS. 90
Chippendale Sofas; rayon damask
cover. Orig. 10000 ~ 90
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE
5 Walnut End Tables; book trough
base. aAs is.s Orig. z.4s i 10
1 Maple Console Table. Orig. 2.ss. ] .4o
| Slant Lid Secretary Base; walnut
finish. Orig. 1898 1885
/ Cocktail Table: floor sample, sold aas
ID. " Orig. 1.9S .95
1 Mahogany Coffee Table. Orig. s.9s,
4.o5
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10 '''..
HOSIERY

112 Non Run Lace Hose; slight seconds.
Orig. I.35 59c
1874 Full-Fashioned RingIess Chiffon
183 Full-Fashioned Silk Neverun Hose;
slight seconds. Orig. 100 44c
e68 Full-Fashioned RingIess Chiffon Hose;
slight seconds. Orig. 79c---3o 3oe
t76 FullFashiOned Ringless Chiffon Hose;
rayon and silk and all silk. Orig. 69c 2oc
143 Pure Silk Chiffon Hose; knit to fit.
Slight seconds. Orig. 39c---17c
1872 Service Weight Hose; of rayon, per-
iects and seconds. Orig. 2sc--------!2c
ORR. 2se ~ ~ Ioe
l13 Children's Terry Anklets; perfect.
Orig. Zoe -------
Evening star., 1941-07-17

167 prs. Mems Summer Oxfords; all
white and two tones. Orig. 6.00-7. 90 2.95
144 prs Big Boys Goodyear Welt Ok
fords; all white, two tones. Sizes to large
6. Orig. 800 so
FootUeor-Moin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
BEDROOM

13-Pc. Modern Bedroom Suite; Prim2-
vera yeneers. Orig. 1920 76. 90
Is Mahogany finish Chests; drawers.
Ora. 24.0s 1z.o0
IL 18th Century Twin Poster Beds; left
out Of snites. Orig. 1895 10 90
S Odd Chests; walnut or maple finish.
Orig. 1925 600
5 Desk Chests; maple finish on hard
wood. Orig. 2S.95 8 .Q5
Is Odd Mite Stands; walnut and
Primavera veneers. Orig. 9.eS-
1875 :. : -@-;-- {. GO
Odd Vanities; some with large mir
rors. ORC. 81. IS d ss.e5 100
s Chestrohes walnut and Primayera
Yeneers. Orig. - = 100
Evening star., 1941-07-17

WINDOW SHADES
25 Metal Slat Venetian Blinds; 64" long
26-28-30-32 inches wide. Orig. 4.9S 2.49
10 OiIcloth Stove Mats; washable. Orig.
"a Oilcloth Table Covers; 46x46". Orig.
IS Cloth Window Shades; q" to 81"
widths. Seconds. Orig. 49e-59e 19c
Porch Awnings; painted stripes. 13 fit.
wide. Orig. 40
4 Window Awnings; AZ" wide. Orig.
1.39 69c
9 Window Awnings; 80" wide. Orig.
1.79
Goldenberp's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17
LUGGAGE

WASH FABRICS
los yds. Woven Dotted Swiss. Orig.
$50 yds. BrOadclOth; solid colors. Orig.
29e yd. --------------------- Sc
210 yds. Fancy Seersucker; useful rem
nant lengths. Orig. 29c yd. d.--14c
1S0 yds. Dress Linen; plain and fancy
patterns. Orig. soc yd.--29c
so yds. Imported Swiss Organdie; as
inches wide. Orig. 69c yd.-34c
160 yds. All-Over Dress Lace; pastel COL
ors. Orig. 79c
GoldenberR's-MainF Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17
1.o9 and 2.99 Hats
NOW 99c

Just 81 smart straw and
felt hats in favorite
summer fashions. White
and colors.-Millinery-
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

10 Washable Dresses; of lawns, dotted
swiss and poiie. Sizes 80 to 52. Orig.
j.9S .99
II Printed Cotton Houseeoats; small
sizes Orig. I.s9 --- 99c
"a Washable Rayon Dresses: prints
and stripes. Broken sizes 12-52.
Orig. f.S9 " 99c
107 Cool Cotton Dresses; fast color
prints and flock dots. Sizes IL to 5z.
Orig. I.f9 64e
Daytime Dresses--Seeond Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
NOTIONS

IL Kleinert's Shower Curtain Hooks.
Orig. soc -------------
6 Shoe, Tie and Hat Racks. Orig.
27 Bathing Bags. Orig. 59c-------2oc
21 Ironing Board Pads. Orig. 42c-2Ic
II Kleinert's Rubber Girdles. Orig.
6 Hat Boxes, good size. Orig. 4Se-25e
50 yds. Dress Laces; 36" wide. Orig.
100 yd.
10 pkgs. Dish Cloths; 3 in pkg. Orig.
Al Girdles and Garter Belts. Orig. Soc 27e
80 Bathing Bags; rubber lined Orig.
Pipe Racks; hold pipes. Orig. 100, 49c
21 Boxes Stationery. Orig. 5sc-----29c
3 Book Ends. Orig.
Leather Ring Binders. Orig. 1.50--75c
AS Picture Albums. Orig. Csc loo
"a Boxes Stationery. Orig. I.00-----49c
CoIdenbers's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17
$50 Prs. NYLON HOSE
Seconds and Irregulars of $50 Grade
Now 75e

Long-wearing Nylons in
wanted summer c0lOrs.
Sizes 81 to 101a in the
group. Get here early
Just $50 pairs to sell.
Hosiery-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17

IS1EE MED
b Barbasol Shaving Cream. Orig. Soc
rube e------------------- zoe
80 Jergen's Hand Lotion; 619 OF. size.
Orig. Soc -------------------
% Mary Stuart Bath Powder; assorted
odors. Orig. 100
81 Melba Cleaning Cream. Orig. soc
~ Observation-Disclosures
a. Woodbury. Sets; soap and cleansing
cream jars. Orig. Soc
81 Woodbury. After Shave Lotion. Orig.
Soc
70 Manicure Sets; in kits. Orig. 1.4s-5Oe
3 Elizab eth Arden Perfume. Orig.
IS Hot Water Bottles and Fountain
SyringeS. Orig. 100 31c
10 Manicure Sets. Orig. 7.50------2.88
I5 Jergen's AllPurpose Face Cream. Orig.
100 80 - ----------- .------4Oc
"a Ipana Toothpaste. Orig. s0c---24c
FL Gem Raz0rs; with blades. Orig.
g2 Hair Brushes; pure bristles. Orig.
"a Cardinal Cologne, assorted odors. Orig.
$50 Button Cologne; various odors. Orig.
100 ------------ ------------25e
Dc Captivate Hand Lotion. Orig 25e--12e
Goldenbers's-MainF Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Lody Hamilton Air Poise and
Foot Poise White Arch Shoes

Originally 600 Pr.
Now 2.o5
Entire stock of famous
Lady Hamilton Air Poise
and Foot POise white OK
fords. ties and pumps. All
sizes in group.
Main Floo
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Orig. CSC,

Clearance Of jewelry
novelties, including
pins clips, bracelets
and necklaces in the
newest sum m e r
styles.
Jewelry-N
Evening star., 1941-07-17

IL Boys Wash Longies; broken sizes.
Orig. 1873 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8 Wool Mixed Gabardine Stacks; slight
irregulars of 1893 grade .66
18 Slack Sets; good colors, broken sizes.
% SanfOrized LOngies; tubfast color.
Orig. I.0O-119 Soc
ID SanfOrized Slack Sets; broken sizes g.
20. Irreg. of 2.9S grade
Boys Wear-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

CoTdenbeTR TMdIn FTooT.
DOMESTICS
Is Chenille Bedspreads; white with col
Ored tufting. Orig. 1.99 o9c
8 Plaid Blankets; SO wool. Orig. I.59, 79c
IL White Cotton Sheet Blankets; 70x90.
Orig. 1929 ---------- -------- 59c
6 Heavy Jaquard Bedspreads; 86x105".
Orig. 2.S9 --- ---- -. ------ 40
200 yds. SO" Cheesecloth; unbIeached.
Orig. 10c yd. --------.-- Sc
228 yds. 36" Unbleached Muslin; 2 to 10
yd. lengths. Orig. I5c yd. d.----7he
Is Chenille Bedspreads; single size, sOiled
Orig. 399-499 80
GoIdenberg's-MainF Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17
100 White Hats

Now 49c
Cool, crisp white straws
in all wanted summer
styles for misses and
women. - Millinery -
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
BOYS WEARABLES

66 Cotton polo shirts, "a ath-
letic shorts and Is sport belts.
Odd lots and broken sizes.
A Sanforized Knickers, sizes
8 to IL. 18 Jr. boys overalls
and wash shorts. mostly small
sizes, 66 Polo Shirts. broken
sizes. Firsts and seconds.
% Sanforized Knickers, sizes
8 to IL; IL jr. slack sets,
broken sizes; IL denim over
alls, 1918 sizes 19 bathing
trunks; broken sizes. Perfects
and seconds.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
MEMS CLOTHING

l Gabardine Suit; size 40. Orig.
1895 AZ
1-3-pc. Gabardine Suit; size 40. Orig
$500 --- -12 so
1 Tropical Suit; size 80. Orig. 1880, 3.o7
3 Year Round Suits; sizes SO, 40 & AZ.
Orig. $3.50 .-- 14.95
So Sport Stacks; 36 to AZ. Orig. $50 I IS
60 Wash Pants; 80 to. 3S. Orig. 1863 75e
IL Wash Stacks; sizes 80, "a, 36 and 40.
Orig. Soc
Riding Breeches. Orig 2.49--75c
80. Orig. 4.9S-------- .95
Goidsnbsy4s-Main FoeS
Evening star., 1941-07-17
CLEARANCE OF LINENS
~; =: :; !; :: :; ::
Main Floor.

LINENS
16-5-pc. Hand Embroidered Bridge Sets.
Orig. s9c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 44c
3-9-pc. RayOn and Cotton Dinner Sets
Orig. 4.9S ------------------ ~
30-3-pc. Hand Embroidered Chair Back
Sets. Orig. see e--------
18 Hand Embroidered Scarfs; 16x63-inch
and 16x54-inch. Orig. ---------4oc
Is prs. Hand Embroidered Pillowcases.
Orig. 1923 pr.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
FLOOR COVERINGS

oval RuSh Rugs; bx9. Orig $50 --4.ZS
2 Oval Rush Rugs; 4x7. Orig. 4.95 2.47
4 Oval Rus; 3x6. Orig. 2.95 AT
Oval Rush Rugs; 27x54". Orig. I.es, SIC
IL Grass Rugs; 9x12 fit. Orig. 6.95 AT
Grass Rugs; 8x10 ft. Orig. 6.95 BAT
Stenciled Mourzourk Rugs; 27x54" Orig.
1.49 -----------------.--- 74c
Coir Yarn Rugs; 6x9 Orig 7s5 3.97
IA COir Yarn Rugs; 4x7. Orig. 495 2.47
IA COir Yarn Rugs; 3x6. Orig. 2.95 40
IL Felt Base Rugs; 9x12. Orig. 4.ss 2.49
IL Felt Base Rugs; 6x9. Orig. 2.s5--1 "a
200 Felt Base Floor Covering; short
lengths. Orig. 49e 50. yd.--------- 24e
1 Assembly Broadloom Rug, 10.4x126".
Orig. 1900 ------ 1900
1 Figured Velvet Rug; 12x12 #. Orig.
10000 --------- --- $500
l Hooked Pattern Administer Rug, 6.3xl2
ft. Orig. $3.50 --175O
l Broadloom Rug; 9x10l2. Orig.
2 Broadloom Rugs; 4.6x6.6. Orig.
1880 $50
Is Scatter Rugs; 27x54"; samples. Orig.
/ Chenille Biltmore Rug; 2sxs.2. Orig.
$500 ----- ----- $50
! 1s5e t5sursd Administer Rug; S'A' IT. 9.so 9;;S,
IL Yds. Red Figured Carpet; 27-inch.
9';si Gresnpoint sss Broadloom Rug; sxsi5s' 25o
Orig. 1000 1850
1 BradIee BroadIoom Rug; 4x12 ft. "As is"
Orig. 5000 ------ .----- - 1900
1 Conquest BroadIoom Rug; 5.3xS #.
"As is" Orig. 5000 1850
l Andover Broadloom Rug; 4.6xl2 #.
"As is" Orig. 500
Goldenbers's-Third Floor
TOYS
Rubber Balls; large size; red and blue
stripes. Orig. csc ----- ---- 29c
II Dressed Baby Dolls. Orig. 100 4oc
10 Soft Stuffed Novelty Dolls; variety of
characters. Orig. 49c c---------------24c
Goldenberg rgs-Downstairs
LAWN FURNITURE
: Tubular Frame Porch Chairs; yellow or
blue. Orig. 6.98 98--------------------3
IA Wrought Iron Tables; glass top. Orig.
i Steel Tables; red or white enamel I'm
ish. Orig. 7.98
Goldenberg's-Downstoi
UPHOLSTERY
so Slip Covers. for chairs; floral Gre
tonne. Orig. 1888 S-------- 99c
200 Crash Cretonne; large floral pattern.
Orig. 4se yd d----------------.- 24e
tCIH' STfSs l.EO DUO
so Summer Pillows; large size. Orig.
Furniture Slip Covers, for IS" and "a"
sofas. Orig. 2.98 "A
so yds. 54" All Wool Pullman Cloth Mo-
hair; rust color. Orig. 1888 yd.---5Oc
IS yds. 2S" Imported Cut Velour. Orig.
1888 yd. -------------
81 yds. so" Green Tapestry, for drapes.
Orig. 1873 yd.-------------------
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor
LAMPS
80 Framed Pictures; some in pairs. Orig.
I.OO aye
Floor Lamps; indirect light. Orig.
40 Parchmentized Shades, for floor, table
and bridge lamps. Orig. 1.00-----49c
Goldenbergs-Downstai
PAINTS
IL gals. Clear Spar Varnish; quick drying.
Orig. 3.98 gal SO
% gals. Enamel Gloss Finish; white, ivory,
green. Orig. 3.98 gal. 80
$50 rolls Wallpaper. Orig. 12e single
SAB rolls Wallpaper. Orig. Ise single
Points-Dotunstoirs,
Evening star., 1941-07-17

Is Man Tailored and Sport Suits;
pastels. black and navy. Broken
sizes l2-l8. Orig. 1895 SAT
III Spring Coats; navy and black.
Broken sizes 12-l8. Orig. 1895 6.97
8 Three pc. Suits; checks and pastels.
Broken sizes 14-18. Orig. 1896 9.97
3 Fur-Trimmed Sport Coats; wolf
collar. is and Is. Orig. 1895 o.o7
Sc Sharkskin Toppers; white and pas
tells. Sizes 1918. Orig. 200 90
Dresses, Smfs and Coats---Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
TOILETRIES

Goidenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17

2 White Cotton Houses; small sizes.
Orig. LOO soc
19 Skirts: rayon and cotton pIaids.
Orig. f.99 o9c
9-2-pc. Suits; red beiero Jacket.
white and black skirt. Orig. 100, 99c
IL Stacks. Orig. 1888 99c
% Cardigan Sweaters; sizes "a to 80.
Orig. Soc 1Sc
IL Denim Sailor Shirts; sizes IL to
Is. Orig. I.I9 Soc
10 Terry Cloth Sweaters; small and
medium. Orig. i.fS Soc
IL White Ray0n Bieuses; sizes 1886
Orig. I.SS o9e
Rayon and C8tten Plaid Jackets;
sizes 14-16. Orig. 2.S9 -- t.4q
Sportsoear--Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-07-17

Orig. 1923 -------------------
81 Rayon Panties and Stepins; tearose.
Orig. 2Se to 49c----------------2 for 25c
b3 Rayon Gowns, in floral prints, tearOse
and blue. Orig. 1.19 9---59
I20 Rayon Crepe Panties; lace trimmed;
some irregulars. Orig. 49c to SOC c--2lc
l9 Rubber Reducing Girdles; small, me-
dunn and large. Orig. 1.0O---29c
S8 Sheer House Negligees; blue, red, tea
rose. Orig.
l6 RayOn Satin Bed Jackets; lace trim
med and tailored. Orig. 79c----3oc
3 Rayon Crepe Gowns; lace trimmed.
Orig. 400 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
42 Rayon Taffeta Slips; red, green, pur-
pie. Orig.
Goldenbers's-Main Floor