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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

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beben nnb sic trodene 8inbe ipieoer
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faun man sic @llr5el in bos nit
&ompierloiung semiidte 8aiier ieeen
,rno Sto1nm uno 3meielpiten oomit
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rungsnlitteln. Nrlcnif finbet lid in
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angeneblnen @eibnlad 9ibt. Mon
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in einem eetrennten @efaBe 10 lanae,
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Saft NIT einem bolaernen 2ofiel be-
lt0nbig imriibren, oonit Der Saft
ni6t anbrennt. SSH mon 6em Sirrp
einen anberen @el6mod eeben, fonn
man nod 3itronen- (9cmon=) Soft
ober oei1 Soft onoerer 5rii6te ooer
8eeren beilniiben.
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poleon Ser grlte Sen 8erind 'nohte,
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lono al bernidten, mas ibm aber niebt
gelang. Seit etli6en sSsobren bate
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litariibe Seloloeer beoedten sic fron=
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den unto Sltenoe. ',SSsn 8reit, &odeiort
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Neittiuod, ben 5. sscbrnar 1911
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Yer 4lIel napplIuil1De WtdlelluI
(sRer Appitoliclls), elm Sitel Der SEQ
nige bon llngar,l nuroe 5uerlt Dem
Fl. aonig stepbon nit Der uueari-
fhen Goniesfrone im Sabre 1000
bonn 9apite perlieben ,no 1853 fiir
Morio 1bereiia ,,no lire 9tabfolger
erneuert. 9aber Italunte a,td) oas
gebt, 1ib BEL feierliben sui5ii9en elm
&reuS porontragen a,t laiien. Seltte
Diirite es ipobl fol,m ein Staotsober-
banpt eebel,, bas bielen Nameu bet
0iellt. s .-:
Sr. g., 90.
@iner ser Sauptgriinbc, ipcsbalb
bic fatboliibe Stride ibren @ldubiger
ben 8eitritt gum 5reimoltrerorocn-.
1u,ter Strafe ser Grfoumntnifation-
perbictet, bcitebt barin, Bob oieier &C.
beimbllno~ ein nah9eofites religioies
Nitnole belitt 1mo bie 5rein'ourerei
fomit eipe relioole Sefte lit.
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9ie auperloilielte Senbnlg bon
8rieien nod 9el,ti6lano nnb bcn be,
ietten europoild)en @ebieten gcihiebt
onrb SEN 2,tftperfebr. @'an perlebe
ben 8rief NIT ser Nufldriit uGio
Mirmail''. 9ie Enitrate fir europa
betrGgt 30c oie bolbe lln5e, sic Sic
2uitbeioroerung in europa einihliebt.
9ie 2nftpoItbriefc tperben in Sillabon
,peiterbeforoert. Der 9ienlt lit nidt
nnterbroben.
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9oS neue 5or,uerblatt beibt ,.Sbe
GbriItim GARNER. IS foitet mlr so
@ents bas Sabr ,mo fann be5ogen
peroen bon: She Gbriition 6ormer,
@ilton, @is. 0os por5ii9lihc glatt
berbient BON ollen 5armern Der Ser.
Staoten gebalten 5,t tperben.
- Bier ,uertpplle SansbHdleim -
@ir Ie,fen sic Iufmerflomfeit lt1,-
ierer 2eier auf sic auf oieler Seite
oneeaeigten bier giihlein, tpeld)e ie<
Der ouf gerlangen unentgeltlid) er-
balten fann. 9ieielben entbolten niits
Iide &infe lmo &r11lterbeilmitte1 fit
Die eeipobnlib borfommenoen &rant-
beiten. 9ieie Griiuterbeilmittel iinb
Ieibt onipenbbar unb barmlos ,lnO ba>
ben ibon aablrei6cn 2eiern unb &C.
ferinnen eebolfen. &ir boben bieiel=
ben felt fait einen balben Sabrbun-
bert aueeaeigt uno enpfoblen.
- Nrs. g. st., Tla. -
sic boben oas Mittel, bas mir
friiber einmal s,,r 8eleblng bon
Eopfpflonaen 9eeeben boben, mibper-
itanoen. Cine gang pertrodnetc, tote
Hflanae fann 1,on nidbt ipieoer gum
leben ertpefen. @enn cine 8l,lme
oerart bertpelft lit, Dob iie ourh @ai-
Ter nibt mebr oufeefriIdt lperoen
fann, ober nod 2eben in iih bat,
10 fonn man ein fiinitlibes Wfittel
an,penoen, nm iie tuieoer at beleben.
Das iit ber Sampler (@ompbor), Der
o,6 oft beim Meniben ail bemIelben
Stped aneetpanot tperben fonn. Wtan
Hellt cine geidttigte 2olung BON &an>
pier in MIfobol ber. ooer fouft ferti=
gen 9ampferipiritns int 9ru9 Store.
gon aieier 2oluns eiebt man einiee
Eropfen in elm uneefobr ein Quart
Maiieiir entboltenoes @efab. 3nerlt
&,,;rS S;e 0o,nffarIS S1,.uo oina ai;nrn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

The manufacturer, in changing over
his factory for production for Ma
tional Defense, closed out to us at
a fraction Of their value seven car
loads of his fine, extra well-built
chairs. The greatest bargain of our
National Baby Week Sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Genuine black OF brown full grain
calfskin, kid or kangaroo shoes
that need no breaking in! They're
lightweight, flexible and air cush-
Toned with soft, insulated "rest-
o-pedic air step" that takes the
bumps and jars out of walking
adds spring to every step. II
styles for sport or dress wear.
Sizes 6 to II, AA to EE, X-Ray
fitted.
Shoe Dept.-Basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

All the chairs are built of maple or
hard birch. Strongly constructed,
with widespread legs to prevent tip
ing. Easily adjustable tray and foot
rest. Tray of waxed birch with
smooth, even, rounded lines, easy to-
clean. Colorfully decorated backs
with decal designs: The buy of a
lifetime.
On Sale Infants Debf.-Botb Stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
The Most Sensitive Nerve in the Body
The Nerue That Leads to the Pocketbook

That's why Sans low cash prices steadily attracting hOl
store They because that OcketbOO make
Evening star., 1941-05-01
MEMS SUITS

(D Mems Sport Coats;
green and gray herringbone.
Sizes for regulars 1/35, SO,
1877, 1888, 2/40, 1/42. Reg.
1898 -6 SOS
49, Mems Tropical 2-Pants
Suits; blue. green and brown
stripes. Sizes for regulars
4 SO. 3/39, 1/40, 1/46. Reg.
1895 -----------l4.86
% Light Gray Worsted
Suit; size 46 stout. Reg.
1895 ----o.00
(3l Covert Suits; natural
shade. Sizes for regulars
l/39,s2/40. Reg. 24.95. 1875
(1) Mems Suits; brown and
tan herringbone. Regular
sizes l 36, 2/37. 2/38, 1/4o.
1/42. Reg. 1895 -12.85
~ Mems Raincoats; light
weight, sizes 38 and 40. Reg.
2.o8 -----------6 6oc
1907 Mems Work Pants;
dark patterns, waist sizes
80. 80, "a and SO. Reg.
$50 -------6 69e
GoldenberO's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
ITO Mems 69c
Sports Shirts
S4c

Just 10. Cool. comfortable
sport shirts for summer DAYS,
eut-and-sewn style in broad
cloths. Stub warns. piaues and
meshes. Small, medium sizes.
(97) Mems Hose; pastels
and white; double sole. Reg.
16c pr. ---------L------7e
(3l Mems Broadcloth Shirts;
soiled from display. Reg.
1.39 ------------------ 29c
(l2) Washrobes; of broad
cloth or sateen, small sizes.
Reg. 1875 ----7Se
(79) Pajama Pants; of
broadcloth in plain oolofs.
From 1875 and 2.95 pajama
suits. Size eA-19c A
(4) Slack Ensembles; belt to
match. In-and-outer shirt
and slacks. Reg. 1880
(l5l Unionsuits; short
sleeves. ankle length legs.
Lightweight knit. Reg. 100.
3se
(33) Tuxedo Shirts; white
and fancies, broken sizes.
Reg. 1.49 and 1.65 65--74e
~ Fur Felt Hats; snaH
brims, broken sizes. Reg.
3.98 ----------------9 99e
(2D Undershirts; sleeveless
athletic style. Soiled and
irregularS of SOC grade -I9e
a. Shirts; mussed from
handling, perfect quality.
Reg. l.39 ------oo zoe
~ Sport Sweaters; pull
over. Faded. Reg. 1.99 sse
t6I All Wool Sleeveless
Sweaters; blue and tan. Reg.
l.l9 ----- 60e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
D0MEsTICs

GAO yds.) White Cheese.
cloth: for busting and wip-
ing. Reg. &c yd. 6 yds. 2se
(S) Chenille Bedspreads;
solid colors, full size. Reg.
2.99 -------------l.S 80
(108) Seamless Bleached
Sheets; heavy quality, size
72X108". If perfect would sell
for 1.29----- e4e
(112) Seamless Bleached
Sheets; 63x99" size. No. l
seconds of famous quality
sold for 1.09-----------84e
(200 yds.) Pequot Sheeting:
So" and 72" wide. Useful
remnant lengths. Reg. 39c
(34) Chenille Bedspresds;
size 87x105". Reg. 1.99--1.5e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Schrum Assumes Post
As Priorities Aide

Emil Schram, chairman of the
Board of the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp, has taken over his
new duties as assistant director Of
priorities in charge of operations,
it was announced today by the Office
of Production Management.
Mr.. Schram succeeds James F.
Towers, who has returned to his
post as executive vice president of
Evening star., 1941-05-01
NOME FR0cks

nsl Uniforms: in white,
blue, green and stripes, bro
ken sizes. All sales final.
Reg. l.69 .-- 69c
(sj Hooverettes; of printed
percale, fast colors. Small
and medium sizes. Reg. 79c,
29e
(l3) Printed Cotton Dresses;
fast colors, sizes 38 to 50.
Reg. l.99 - I.Io
Gl Rayon and Cotton
Housecoats; upper and wrap
around styles. Sales final.
Reg. l.99 -----.---l.2 70
Goldenberq's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Dr.. Dean J. Mccarthy
Rites Held Today

DR.. Dean j. Mccarthy, IS, dentist,
of 1886 Northampton street NV,
died Sunday in Albuquerque,
N. Mex, after a long illness. He
had gone to New Mexico about a
year ago.
A native of the District, DR.. Nc
Carthy was a member of the Dis
trict Dental Society and served as
first lieutenant in public health
service at Walter Reed Hospital dur
ing the last World War. He was
Evening star., 1941-05-01
TabIecIoihs
Reduced
"a to y OFF

Soiled, mussed and counter
tossed tablecloths marked at
drastic reductions for prompt
clearance. You save one third
to enc half.
(120) Novelty Rsyon and
Cotton TablecIoth; 35x35".
Reg. 29c --------l5e
(74) Rayon and Cotton Ia
blecloths; 52x6S". Reg. 79c,
4ee
(S0) Cotton Damask Table
cloths; various sizes. Reg.
1.19 to 1.59--------69 69e
(15) Linen Damask Table
cloths; 54x54" size. Reg.
l.SS SSc
t10) Linen Damask Table
cloths; 60x60" size. Reg.
E.SS ~
Goldenberq's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
BOYS WEAR

(3D Boys Wearables: in
cluding wash suits, pajamas
and sweaters, broken sizes.
Reg. sc to 89c 25e
(6) One and 2-Pants Suits;
in broken sizes. Some slight
ly shaded from window dis
play. Reg. 6.98 to 8.98 800
(3l Two-Pants Suits; 2
knickers or knicker and
longie. coat and vest. Reg.
6.98 to 8.98 500
(12) Boys Knickers; fully
lined. broken sizes. Reg.
79c " aye
s13D Boys Sanforized and
Pre-shrunk Shorts; belted
elastic sides. Sizes 4 to IA.
Reg. sec ---------39c
49, Wool Mixed Sport Goats;
brown or green mixtures.
IA to II. Reg. 5.9s-l.oo
t41) Boys Ties; novelty pat
terms and stripes. Reg.
1ec ----------------4e 4e
(13) Lucky Lad Shirts; and
other makes. fancy patterns.
Perfects and irTegulars Of
Csc quality ----------29 29e
Golderberp's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
c0RSETs

81 Lady Hampton All-in-
Ones; lace tops. sizes 36, 3S,
Al, AZ. Reg. 7.50 800
(5) Femode All-in- Ones /;
back lace corset, sizes 35,
36. Il. Reg. 3.95 7.95
(3D Rayon Satin Girdles;
upper side closing, sizes 2s
and 30. Reg. 2.50 ZOO
~ c. b. All-in-Ones; of
rayon brocsde, side-hook
model, sizes 2s and 80. Reg
500 ------3.9 .95
tl0l Bandesux; Of cotton
batiste, size "a. Reg. soc,
l9e
G5l AIl-in-Ones; Of rayon
brocade, sizes 35, s6, AZ. Reg.
400 ----------l. 70
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Arno B. Cammerer Rites
Planned tomorrow

Funeral services for Arno B. Cam
merer, 81, director of the National
Park Service from 1893 to 1910, who
died yesterday of heart attack in
his home at Cherrydale, Va, will
be held at II am. tomorrow in the
Hines funeral home, it was an
nounced today by park officials.
Burial will be in GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Evening star., 1941-05-01

member Of the Disabled American
Veterans and the Killeen Post,
American Legion.
Requiem mass was offered for Dr.
Mccarthy at the Shrine of the
Blessed Sacrament Church at $50
o'clock this morning, followed by
burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
100 Full Fashioned
keverun Silk Hose
S9c Z pr. 81

Just 24O pairs, Full fashioned
3-thread pure silk chiffon hose,
guaranteed not to run. Spring
regulars. Sizes gig TO 101z.
(194l FuIl-fashi0ned Ring
less Chiffon Hose; all-silk s.
thread weight, new colors.
Slight irregulars Of sec quail
ity ------------ 49c
(211) Full-Fsshioned Ring
less Chiffon Hose; all silk 3
and 4 thread weights. Sec
onds of 69c quality 2ee
C1S0l Kant Run Service
Weight Hose; OF long-wear-
ing rayon, wanted colors.
Reg. 39c --------1Se
1853 Silk Chiffon Hose;
knit to fit. wanted colors.
Slight seconds of 39c quail
ity -----------l7e lie
Q33) Children's Terry Ank-
let's; pastel colors. 1rregu-
lars Of 29c quality lie
(l22) Boys Slack Socks;
bright colored stripes. Sec
onds of 19c quality Sc
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
where a Masonic funeral rite will

where a Masonic funeral rite will
be held at about 2 pm. Saturday.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Ida
Abendroth Cammerer; his mother,
Mrs. Frederick Caemmerer of Mount
Rainier, Md, and his sister, Mrs.
Williams Barber of Lanham, Md.
A cousin, Hans P. Caemmerer, is
executive secretary of the National
Commission of Fine Arts here.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

ceived Yale University's F. Wilder
Bellamy. jr., memorial prize, a cash
award given annually to the student
best exemplifying "the qualities OF
enthusiasm and capacity for hard
work in studies and athletics"
Mr.. Rhett attended the high
schools of Alexandria, Va, and
Charleston, 8. c., and was a men,
ber of last seasons varsity basket
ball team. He is junior.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
FURNITURE

IN Metal Tables; with COLI
ored glass tops. Reg. 1893,
97e
(D Metal Porch Chair;
tubular steel, slightly marred.
Reg. 3.98 --------2.4S
a. Metal Benches; enamel
finish. Reg. 1298--8.48
81 Metal Folding Chairs;
strongly made. Reg. 1913,
.28
Goldenberq'@DoDnStdirs
Evening star., 1941-05-01
GLOVES

11S) Women's Doeskin and
Capeskin Gloves; white and
natural in washable doeskin
finished sheepskin and
capeskin in black and COL
orS. Reg. 1.59 90
(116) w m ms Fabric
Gloves; novelty rayon suede,
assorted colors. Reg. Soc 4ee
t21S) Women's Fabric and
Crochet Gloves; milanese
fabric and handmade i'm
ported crochet. Reg. soc 39e
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Montgomery Hills Fair

The annual country fair, spon-
sored by the Parent Teacher Asso-
citation of the Montgomery Hills
Junior High School, will be held at
the school tomorrow, beginning at
pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
UPHOLSTERY

(2S5) Novelty Curtain Fab
rics; dotted marquisette and
figured voile, 4S" wide. Reg.
15c-19c yd. lie
(225D Remnants of Drapery
Fabrics; including cretonnes
and chintZ, useful lengths.
Reg. 19c to 39c yd.---l5e
(25) Slip Covers; for dining
room chairs. floral patterned
cretonne. Reg. 69c 37e
(lI0) Multi color Woven
Stripe Crash; for recovering
gliders or making porch cur
tains. Reg. 39c yd.----24e
(S5) Sash Curtains; of ray
on marquisette. Reg. 29c-
39c pr. .-------------I9e
t125) Curtain Corners; of
novelty figured marquiSette
and voile. For sash curtains
and short windows. Reg.
15c-19c ca. ---------5c
(135) Odd Pairs Curtains;
few of a kind, ruffled, tai
lored and cottage curtains.
Reg. ACC to 69c pr.2Se
~ Custom-made Slip Cow
ers; one for club chair and
one for T-lounge chair. Reg.
1l.98 ---------------l.S4 "a
Goldenbero'-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
DRESSES

(26) Misses and Women's
Dresses; of rayon alpaca and
rayon crepe. dark colors and
pastels. Broken sizes IL to
As. All sales final. Reg.
399-4.44 ------l.S .SS
(l4 Rayon Dresses; in
prints. dots and solid colors,
broken sizes. All sales final.
Reg. 7.95 2.6S
t6) Spring Dresses; in pas
tel colors. One-piece and
jacket styles. All sales final.
Reg. 1925 ----- $50
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01

Ford, Bacon a. Davis. Inc, New York
industrial engineers.
The new assistant director will
continue to serve as chairman Of the
board of r. F. G.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

Corinthian Baptist Church. 1915
Third street NV, with the stove jets
open, police reported. DR.. A. Ma
grauder Macdonald, coroner, issued
a certificate of suicide Brown was
an official of the church, it was said.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
NOTIONS

(2T) Dress Hangers; for
skirts and dresses. Reg.
acc -loe
(6) Needlepoint Pieces; size
lSxlS" for footStools or
chairs. Reg. 89c 39c
(14) Stamped Scarfs; blue
and wine. Reg. 39c l9c
a. Stamped Vanity Sets: 3
pieces. Reg. 79c set ace
(6l Rubber GirdIes; soiled
from display, broken sizes.
Reg. 100 ------49 49c
(2D Photo Albums; for hold
ing snapshots. Reg. Csc Ioe
(1S) Ironing Board Sets; in
cluding slipon cover and
ironing board pad. Reg. soc
set ----- 45e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
UNDIEs

(20) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; tailored and trimmed,
slightly soiled. Reg. 1.ss to
(4S) Rayon indies; small
sizes. Reg. 25c- 4 for 25e
(64) Cotton Slips; built-up
shoulders, broken sizes. Reg.
29c-39c ----4 for I 90
(18) Rayon Taffeta Slips;
navy, black, red, small sizes.
Reg. 1.19 ----------79e
49, Knit Pants; size s6. Reg
ularly soc ---------39e
(3D Rayon Gowns; lace and
tailored styles, small sizes.
Reg. soc -------------3Se
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
TOTS and GIRLS

ga Tots and Girls Cot
ton Dresses; broken sizes 3
TO u. Reg. soc 39e
(37) Tots Sun Suits; broken
sizes. Reg. 29c ------ &c
(I5) Girls White Dresses;
OF organdy and dotted Swiss,
soiled. Sizes II to IS. Peg.
2.99 and 3.99 III
(lD Girls Chubbie Dresses;
sizes ~ to 1412. Reg.
1.99 ----------------l.39
t2D Tots and Girls Cotton
Dresses. Reg. lis Sac
(s) Girls Spring Coats; bro
ken sizes. Reg. 5.99 1.99
a. Girls Suits; z length
coat and skirt, sizes 7-l2.
Reg. 500 ---l.o9
(9) Junior Girls Spring
Goats; of tweeds. sizes 7 to
IL. Reg. 7.99 ----3.99
81 Girls Ape. Cape Suits;
navy blue, broken sizes 7 to
II. Reg. 8.99--6.S9
(I0) Tots RayOn Taffeta
Jacket Dresses; broken sizes
4 to 6x. Reg. 2.99 LA
(l5) Girls Rayon Dresses;
in prints and solid colorS.
Broken sizes 8 to l6. Reg.
2.99 -l.6o
O. Rubber Panties; famous
make. Regularly SOC -loe
1881 Infants and Tots
Sweaters; broken sizes. Reg.
lis -----------44e
% Infants All-Wool Shawl;
in pink. Reg. 1.99--5ee
(3) French Berets; for little
tots. Reg. 50c--------IOc
~ Baby Books; blue only.
Reg. 79c-1.00 ------ioe
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-01
HOUSEWARES

u2) Wire Plant Holders:
garden gate style, with 2
pottery flower pots. Reg.
100 -------25 25e
(1 Metal Extension Radia-
tor Covers; extended to 38".
Reg. 100 --69e
t12) Wood Hanging Flower
Holders; with metal chain.
Reg. 100 ----- 49e
(23D Decorated Metal Sprin-
klers; for watering flower
boxes. Reg. 29c --l5e
(2) Metal Utility Tables;
porcelain top, 1sx20" size.
Slightly marred. Reg. 3.4s,
2.5S
o. 41-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Set; service for s. Reg.
SOS ---3.ss
t0 24-Pc. Dinner Set; choice
Of 2 decorations. Service Of
4. Reg. 3,95-------2.9s
(2) 32-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Sets; service for G. Reg.
3.98 --------s48
0 Pink Glass Compartment
Dishes; with metal handle.
Reg. 79c 25e
~ Electric Hot Plates: s.
heat style. Reg. 4.98 2.oo
(D Electric Urn Set; in
cluding l coffee urn, l tray,
sugar and cream, chrome
finish. Sold "as is" Reg.
7.95 " 40
GoJHoS1 1heTr's-n nosnVa xf0;~a
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FLOOR COVERINGS

(5) Fibre Rugs: 3x6 it,, dis
continued patterns. Reg.
3.75 --I.S5
(D Fibre Rug; sx15 it., re-
versible Jacquard style. Reg.
1880 los
(3) Heavy Fibre Rugs; 6x9
it., green and orange plaid.
Reg. $l0.95 ----6.S5
(1S) Fibre Rugs; 3x3 IT,.
plaid and stripe effects. Reg.
ls5 5000 - ~ 100
& sq. yds.) Heaviest InIaid
LinOleum; tile pattern. Reg.
ESQ so. yd.------ IS
az Cut Lengths Kolorfior
Floor Covering; regularly 9Sc
50. yd. -------4Ss
(2l Velvet Rugs; 9xl2 it,,
Oriental pattern. Reg. 1925.
1895
a. Reversible Wool Rugs;
712x9 it., green or brown.
Reg. 1850 1895
% India Sisal Rug: 6x9 it.,
plaid design. Reg. 1925,
6.s5
(1) Broadloom Rug; texture
effect, 9xl5 #. Reg. $3.50.
$3.50
t3) Administer Rugs; 6x9 it.,
Chinese design. Reg. $500.
24.e5
Goldenbero's-Third Floor
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SP0RTSWEAR

(40) Misses Skirts; in wool
and rayon, plaids and solid
colors. Broken sizes. Reg.
1.SS .46
(60l Wool Sweaters; slipons
and cardigans, sizes 34-3S.
. Reg. 1.1e to 1.59-50e
1901 Plaid Jackets; OF rayon
and cotton, sizes IA to 18.
Reg. 1.9e and 2.29--I.7o
t1S) Jumper Skirts; of spun
rayon, sizes IA and is. Reg.
1.99 ----------79c
u5) Long Sleeve Sweaters;
red only, size "a. Reg. 100,
2se
1927 Blouses; of rsyon
sheers and rayon jersey, sizes
"a and SO. Reg. l.se- e--i.37
16) 2-Pc. Cotton Play Suits;
sizes 40 and AZ. Reg. 199,
l.3s
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
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LAMPS

U Plate Glass Mirror; with
heavy gilt wood frame,
slightly imperfect. Reg. s.e8.
4.99
(lS) Table Lamps; with
pottery base and parchment
tized shades. Reg. 1873 .4S
1907 Vanity Lamp Shades;
slightly soiled. Reg. 25c and
Acc -----------IOe
(5) Metal Smoking Stands;
slightly marred. Reg. 1.29,
78e
Goldenberg's-Downstdirs
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PAIN rs

(24) Atco 1000 Pure House
Paint; white and colors. Reg.
3.25 gal. ---------2.79
(32) Floor and Deck Enamel;
regularly 1.59 half gal .09
(44) Super-Service House
Paint; reg. ESQ gal. ---l.89
(17 Interior Gloss Finish;
regularly 2.e8 gal.---1.s8
(22) Flat White Paint; reg
ularly 2.25 gal so
Room Lots Wallpaper; in
Guiding ceiling, sidewall and
border for average l0x12
room. Per room lot--l.e9
Goldenberg's-DoWnstdirs
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Man Dies in Church Kitchen

Matthew Brown, 55, colored, 421
P street NV, yesterday was found
dead in the gas-filled kitchen of the
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More than $4,000 900 900 cigarettes
were sold in North China and Meng
Chang in the last year.
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Furniture Clearance

u) Odd Dining Room Table; Primavera,
left out of suite Reg. 399 -l2.99
Q) Maple End Folding Cot; sold "as
Is" Reg. 7.95 ---------------2 2.99
(2l Poster Beds; one 40 walnut finish
and one 33 mahogany finish. Slightly
marred. Reg. 7.95 --.-.-. lis
nD KneehoIe Desk; s drawers, walnut
finish. Reg. 1895 ------.... 1000
GD Odd Server; walnut finish. Reg
1895 - 500
nD Lounge Chair; VINE tapestry cover
ing, floor sample. Reg. 1900 6.99
~ Large Open-arm Occasional Chairs;
leatherette cover. Reg. 1895 ill
~ Odd Maple Living Room Sofas; left
out of suites. Reg. 1895 - 24.9o
49, Odd Mahogany Bedroom Benches;
regularly 1895 2.99
uD Maple Magazine Basket; regularly
1.6s ----- 75e
G) Odd Windsor Brentwood Chair; nat
ural oak finish. Reg. 398 l .l9
~ Cocktail Tables; Swedish modern
floor sample. Reg 1896 --- 80
~ Modern Butt Walnut End and Lamp
Tables; copper base. Sold as is Reg
7.95 --------------l 80
Goldenbergs-Fourth Floor
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Toys

~ Play Pool; with canvas
bottom and overhead shower
spray. Sold "as Is" Reg.
O'So ------ --------T .SS
~ Large Sand Box; wood
frame with adjustable can
opy top. Sold "as is" Reg.
11) White Canvas Play
Tents; with wood center pole.
Reg. LAC ---------99e
Observation-Disclosures
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Yale Prize Awarded
Student From D. G.

Robert G. Rhett, III, of 1920
Twentieth street NV. yesterday re-