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Evening star., 1941-08-26
BY BARTON PATTIE,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 26.-Un-
less Uncle Sam makes heavier de-
mands on the Southern Conference
than now is indicated, the loops
football program will be little af-
fected by the Selective Service Act
this season.
Only two or three top-notch play
ers- have been lost already by the 16
member schools Some two dozen
or more have low draft numbers,
but only few are likely to be wear
ing khaki by fall.
AS far as can be learned, Duke S
Blue Devils, who are given the No.
| preseason spot in the forecasting
hereabouts, have lost no key men to
the armed forces. Coach Wallace
Wade's squad is large and so we'll
fortified with talent that despite
the draft uncertainty Dukes sup
porters are not passing up any even
money offers on the Tennessee game
October 4 at Durham.
North Carolina, which, along with
Clemsons 1910 champions, is re-
garded as Dukes chief rival for
conference supremacy, received a
stiff blow in the loss to the Army of
Johnny Pecora. He had been
sroomed to take over the tailback
post of graduated Jim Lalanne.
Clemson also lost one f1rst-teamer
In George Floyd. 175-pound wing
back, and two reserve guards, Joe
Richardson and Chuck Reynolds,
leaving the line somewhat vulner-
able as the Tigers begin practice.
Coaches Carl Voyles at william
and Mary and D. C. Peahead)
Walker at Forest, both Of whom
methodically have been building for
several years for crack at the title
are keeping fingers crossed. They
hope that their promising. but
short-on- reserves, squads will re-
main intact until November.
Furman lost three men of squao
of IS, including James Preacher
Mcqueen, 205-pound tackle, and
Merrill Mcdaniel, 180-pound guard,
who might have earned regular
berths.
George Washington, newcomer to
the circuit, has lost Henry Agusie-
wicz, guard, and Adolph Biasini,
Ludwig Lewondowsky and Frank
August, ends. Missing from Wash
ington and Lee will be Tailback
Johnny Ligon and Bert Nelson, IT'S
pound end.
A survey of athletic departments
found unanimous opposition to
making freshmen eligible to fill
varsity gaps. There was some talk,
however, about the advisability OF
changing the regulation which forces
an athlete to play his one year OF
freshman and three years of varsity
football within a five-year period.
This rule would cut short the col
legiate sports careers of selectees
under the draft extension act.
Advance ticket sales for major
games are better than usual on most
campuses. Already sellouts loom for
Dukes $4,000 capacity stadium for
the North Carolina and Tennessee
games.
(Next-Southeastern Conference)
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Jockeys Really Hope
For Spills as They
Contest Tonight

The little boys who boot home
the bangtails at Marlboro will try to
bowl 'em over tonight at Rosslyn
ALLEYS, where Prof. Gait Davis has
arranged an exhibition match be-
tween two jockey teams.
Sammy Palumbo. king of the half
milers; Willie Kelly, Joe Herman
dez, Charlie Walters and Charlton
Kirk have banded together to roll
against "Pappy" Wilmer, Danny
Scocca and a trio of other riders.
The match is scheduled for 8 O'Clock.
Bill Gartrell and Johnny Burger,
Takoma Recreation. are all even in
the series with AL Wright and Jaul
James Arlington Bowling Center,
after taking last nights block, 1913
to 1,172. Burgers 158-698 topped
the evening.
Clarendon District Ladies' League
pinspillers bowed to Rosslyn in an
exhibition, 1921 to 1903. Lucy
Roses 148 game, which included a
1Oth-boX lO-pln count, settled the
issue.
Meetings continue to crowd the
duckpin calendar. Bethesda Bowl
ing League meets tomorrow at 8
o'clock at Bethesda alleys. while
Bethesda Businessmen will con-
vene at the same time at Boule-
ward
Interdepartmental Mixed League
meets tomorrow at o'clock at
Lucky Strike.
Several franchises still are open
In the Clarendon Friday Night
Mems League. Clarendon Church
League teams will meet tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
By the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 26.-To-
nights the night Richard, Lemos,
world featherweight cham pion, N.
B. A. edition, fights Joey A fchibald,
world featherweight champ ion, New
York State edition, for fun and a
few dollars.
Promoter Tom Gallery bid for a
championship fight but settled for
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Lemos and Archibald Fighting
For Fun and Some Money

a non-title scrap and saved money
1t seems that Archibald, Provi-
dence R. - youth. gave Gallery
his choice of a title scrap to clear
up the two-timed situation for
$1,000 or an overweight exhibition
for $500.
Lemos, possibly because he had
no cross-country travelling costs and
expensive training camp, agreed to
come in for $4,000.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Mogridge was in rare good form
as the Mats swamped the Tigers,
81, after two successive defeats
at Detroit. He scattered nine hits
and famed three, while getting
two doubles himself.
Dorsey Griffith, former George
town University star, was the big
guns as Costello Post won the
annual American Legion track
meet. Griffith won three sprints
Twenty-one players have $50 or
better at the end of 36 holes in
the Western Golf Association
open at Cleveland. Bobby Jones,
Atlanta amateur, is leading
with 139.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Penn Loses Davis, Grid
Captain, and Welsh

BY the Associated Press.
MONTROSE, Pa, Aug. 90
Penn's football team doesn't start
training until next month, but it's
been thrown for loss already.
Coach George Munger disclosed
his captain and ace blocking back,
Gene Davis, and star halfback,
Jackie Welsh. had been drafted for
military service
Eddie Allen, No. fullback, was
drafted late in June.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Lightly Hit by Draft Southern Conference Looks for Big Season Gdon
Sports Program
For Local Funs

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at st. Louis.
Racing.
Midget auto races. Southern
States Championship, 50-lap,
West Lanham Speedway. $50.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago.
Boxing.
Eddie Blunt VS.. Bill Poland,
25-round heavyweight feature,
Griffith Stadium, first match,
$3.50.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of five
matches, Turner's Arena. $3.50.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
New York VS.. Washington,
Griffith Stadium, 800.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
City Owns Ball Park

Columbia of the South Atlantic
League pays a Sunday baseball
license to the city, although the park
is outside the city limits. The catch
is that the city owns the park.
Evening star., 1941-05-15
S5yTzl

1881 Women's Doeskin Gloves
finished sheepskin); slipon
style. white and natural. Reg.
(114 Women's Leather Back
Fabric Gloves; novelty styles,
some with contrasting color en-
broidered backs. Black only.
fteS. l.UU
(97) Women's Mesh and Fabric
Gloves; angelskin combinations.
white only. Reg. 59c----47c
(142) Women's Fabric Gloves;
novelty styles in mesh weaves.
Regular soc -----27e
(14I Women's FiIet Gloves;
novelty styles in white only.
Reg. 29c -------------l0e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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(3) White Slips; camisole top.
Reg. 1.69 -----l.l9
(l0) Rayon Crepe Dotted
Gowns; sizes 40-42. Reg. 1.29.
5 sse
J12) Rayon Satin Camisoles;
lace trimmed top and bottom.
broken sizes. Reg. 1.19-- 6ee
(S) Rayon Crepe Slips; dotted
figured, broken sizes. Sizes "a
36. Reg. 1.19 --------- 6oc
Q9) Rayon Taffeta Slips, navy
and black, small sizes only. Reg.
(5D Rayon Gowns; in tearose.
Reg. SOC ----------2ee
a (S8) Rayon indies; including
panties and stepins, lace and
tailored. Reg. 25c--2 for 25e
(19) Rayon Taffeta Slips; lace
trimmed, broken sizes. Reg.
QUO
Goldenberg's-Mdir Floor
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E1l1!iY

(9) Wood Kitchen Chairs; en-
amel finish, odds and ends.
Marred. Reg. 1.98----99e
(D Double Door Metal Ward
robe; damaged. Reg. 7.95- 80
(2) Double Door Metal Ward
robes; with hat shelf, slightly
damaged. Reg. 7.e5------4.oo
CD Double Door Wardrobe;
size 7Ox24x20", slightly marred.
Reg. 995 ----------5.99
(D Double Door Wardrobe;
damaged. Reg. 1095---6.e9
t1s) Scrubbing Mops; with wood
handle. Reg. 29c------Iee
600 rolls) Toilet Tissue Paper.
Reg. SC roll for lee
t3s) 4-String Corn Straw
Brooms. Reg. 45c------2ee
(D Wood Kitchen Table; with
stainless porcelain top, slightly
damaged. Reg. 6.98------4.ss
(1) Wood Kitchen Base; with
porcelain work top, sold "as is."
Reg. 1895 ------7.SS
(1) Wood Kitchen Base; with
porcelain work top. size 25x40".
Sold "as is" Reg. 1e.95--lz.ss
(6) Rubber Bath Mats; slightly
soiled. Reg. 1,00----------19e
(2) Detecto Bath Scales; fin
ished in orchid enamel, slightly
soiled. Reg. 4.98--2.4S
(6) Bathroom Shower Curtain
Sets; consisting of shower cur
tain and ruffied drapes. soiled.
Reg. 4.98 8-----------2.99
t30) Wood Record Holders.
Hold 80 records. Reg. LOO 4se
Goldenberg's-Do1pnstdirs
Evening star., 1941-05-15
|'sS'5';5S13C&

Q6) 2-Pc. Play Suits; cotton
and rayon prints. Broken sizes.
Reg. 1.99 ------------I.l9
(6) 2-Pc. Suits; rayon and wool
and rayon and cotton. Sizes
IA, 16, 18. Reg. 3.99----l.99
1897 Wool Sweaters; short and
long sleeves. Sizes "a, SO. Reg.
100 to 1.59-----S
az Wool Skirts; in pastel
plaids. Sizes IA, 16, 18. Reg.
3.99 SO
(l4) Rubber Print Bathing
Suits; small and medium sizes.
Reg. lie to 1.59---7ee
(1S) Plaid Jackets; of rayon
and cotton. Sizes II, IA, 16.
Reg. 1.99 ------l.79
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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SlI3S

(1O) Rayon-and- Cotton Table
cloths, size 5sx88". Reg. 100
eee
(l4) Cotton Damask Table
cloths; size 58x63". Reg. 1.Os,
5ee
Zip yds) Part Linen Toweling;
regularly 1212c yd.-------e>
(200) Cannon Wash Cloths; odd
patterns. Reg. 12c to lec----se
t94 Part Linen Dish Towels:
printed patterns. Reg. 15c--ioe
(10) Handmade Lace Table
cloths; size 70x90". Reg. 2.e9,
l.99
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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|,,,,a',,l,,,,,I,,,3;3|,,1,Ix \ l,,,,I,,,3;3|,,1,I

a. Chenille Spreads; full size,
blue only. Reg. 2.e9- --I.s9
G Blankets; so wool. wine
color. Size 70x80". Reg. 1.l9.
7se
(23) Cotton Sheet Blankets;
plaid patterns. Reg. 79c- ---4ee
t6s) Muslin Sheets; 72x10s",
No. / seconds Of 1.29 quail
ity ----o o4e
i5l WoOl-filled Comforts; size
72x84". Reg. 3.99 LISP
(s4) Cannon Solid Color Pill
lowcases; size 42x36". Reg.
3oc ----1oe 1oe
Goldenberc's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
ODD LOTS Csc to
SOC T0ILETRIES
&c

An accumulation Of odds
and ends from fast-selling
lines of toilet articles, in
Guiding eOlognes, talcums,
tooth brushes, nail polish
remover, h and creams,
hand lotions, hair set, hair
dressings, etc.
(s9) Face Powders; popular
brands, assorted shades. Broken
boxes. Reg. 1.00------19e
1867 Makeup Mirrors; plain or
snagnifying. Reg. 59c----I4e
(23) Princess Pat Face Powder
and Cream; regularly 100 32e
(3D Pine Oil; strong Siberian
pine. Reg. 1.00--------21e
Golden Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
COATS AT y PRICE & LESS
ET'1'1':1'IS5

(63) Handbags; in feathers and
fabricoids. Reg. 1.59-1e5-- -5se
(26) Handbags; white wash
ables, soiled and marred. Reg.
sec to l.59-------------
(63) Handbags; genuine leath-
ers, in various styles and COL
ors. Reg. 1.95-2.95--1.47
(2) Overnite Cases; of canvas,
leather bound. Reg. 500 80
% Wardrobe Case; black leath-
erette, with hanger. Reg. 795,
4.99
(2) Fitted O'Nite Cases; black
with colorful fittings. Is" size.
Reg. 500 ------3.99
GOldenhprn'S--Mn Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
ST FULL.FAShIONED
NEVERUN HOSE
59c

241 pairs. Full-fashioned
g. thread Neverun hose.
Pure silk from top to toe.
Slight seconds of better
quality. Size 812 to 1912.
u42) Full-fashioned Hose; ring
less chiffon in 3 and 4-thread
weights, all silk Slight irregu-
lars of 69c quality ---- 49e
ulS) FulI-fashioned Knee High
Hose; 3-thread all-silk chiffon,
wanted colors. Perfect quality.
Reg. 59c------4pr prs. ST
(108) Run Resist Service Weight
Hose; long-wearing rayon, want
ed colors. Slight irregulars of
ACC quality ---------25e
(176) Full ll-fashioned Silk Hose:
3-thread ringless chiffon. Mill
mends of SOC quality
(139) Service Weight Hose; Of
durable rayon, assorted colors.
broken sizes. Seconds of acc
quality ----------------12 &c
(14O) Children's and Misses
Anklets; solid colors with fancy
tops and solid color terry cloth.
Perfects and irregulars of 19c
quality ----------------10e DC
Goldenberg's-Mdir Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
|51Na;U

(6) Lady Hampton All-in-Ones;
So to IL. Reg. 7.50--3.95
(29) Lastex Girdles; large sizes,
irregulars of 1.19 quality --6se
(19) Vanity Girdles; side and
upper styles, sizes % to 81. Reg.
$50 -2.00
(10) Formflt Brassieres; long
line, broken sizes. Reg. 1.59,
1.75
(8) Formfit Brassieres; long
line, broken sizes. Reg. It's,
Las
a. Maiden Form Brassieres;
long line, sizes "a, 40, AZ. Reg.
1,oO ------------- - Nv
(3) Formfit Bandeau; of lace,
size 3s. Reg. 1.o0---------5se
GoIdenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
ACCESSORIES

(S4) Wemen's Blouses; plain
colors, polka dots. stripes and
prints. Reg. 1.00-1.15---6se
(58) Women's Neckwear; va
rious types and necklines. Reg.
(175) Mems Handkerchiefs;
hand-rolled hens and initials.
Reg. 18c-25c ea.----------l0c
(200) Women's Handkerchiefs;
white and colors. Reg. SC ea.,
2ke
Goldenberqs-M1tn Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
tots. Y1!;|k ,;,|;.k!

(5D ChiIdren's Cotton Dresses;
broken sizes. Reg. 59c----29e
18) Tots Sun Suits; cotton
prints. Reg. 29c------6e
(16) Girls Chubbie Dresses;
tubfast cottons. Broken sizes
TIA. Reg. 1.99-2.99-----l.oo
(15) Girls Rayon Dresses; bro
ken sizes. Reg. 1.e9-2.99- "a
(53) Famous Make Cotton
Dresses; broken sizes l to IL.
Reg lis t-47e
(S) Girls Jumper Skirts; size Z
only. Reg. l.99--------44e
(6) Girls Military Felt Berets;
regularly 1.19 ------5oe
(2) Girls white Organdy
Dresses; ankle length, size II.
Reg. 2.99-----------79e
a. Tots Jacket Dresses; of ray
on, sizes 5-6. Reg. 2.99---I 90
(3D Tots Cotton Dresses; sizes
3 to 6. Reg. 1.15-------88e
(2D Tots Famous Make Dress
es: broken sizes 1-6. Reg.
1.99 ----1----------1.6 .6S
(23) All-Wool Sweaters; infants
and tots broken sizes 1-6. Reg.
lis ----------29e
15) Girls Undies; including
cotton panties and rayon slips.
Sizes 2 to 8. Reg. 2ec-39c--19e
(16) Children's Cotton House.
coats; broken sizes 5 to is. Reg.
1.19 -----------7Sc
(2) Girls White Organdy
Dresses. Size IL. Reg. 2,99 -79e
Goldenbero,s-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
MEMS Soc & 79c
SPORT SHIRTS
39c

$50 to sell. Cottons, broad
cloths, cool meshes and
stubs. In-and-0uter style
with short sleeves. Small
medium and large sizes.
(4s) Mems Summer Hose; cot
ton and rayon, in white and
pastel grounds. Reg. 25c-35c Sc
(s) Mems Broadcloth Pajamas;
coat and MILDLY styles, small
sizes. Reg. 79c----39e
(3) Mems Sport Shirts; khaki
color, small size. Reg. Soc Sc
(30 Mems Pajama Pants; of
red broadcloth. size A only.
From 1.39 pajamas- as--------5e
(1s) Glass Belts: natural and
brown. broken sizes. Reg. Soc,
Ice
(35) Broadcloth Shirts; white
and fancies, soiled and mussed,
small sizes. Reg. 100-1.39- -64e
15) Mems Athletic Shirts; bro
ken sizes, irregulars and soiled.
Reg. 35c-50c -------Se
(47) BroadcIoth Shirts; white
and fancies, soiled and mussed.
Reg. 69c -------39e
D Felt Hat; size 65s, blue
shade. Reg. 1.98--I9e
10) Mems Wash Robes; bro
ken sizes, soiled. Reg. $40, 1873
t11) Mems Slack Ensembles;
in-and-outer shirt, matching
slacks. Reg. 198----I.lo
(10) Mems Sleeveless Sweaters;
all wool or spun rayon. Reg.
1.US SUe
(19) Mems Rayon Polo Shirts;
white only. Reg. 69c-Ise
(25) Lastex Bathing Trunks;
some with belts to match. Reg.
l.UU
(115) Mems Washable Ties; fast
II color broadcloths and stubs. Reg.
Evening star., 1941-05-15
LAMPS

81 Metal Smokers Stands;
ivory enamel finish. Reg. 1.39,
e9e
O 5-Pc. Metal Gard Table
Set; green and ivory finish.
Floor sample. Reg. 8.s8---5.99
~ Console Mirrors; with dec
Grated edges. Slightly damaged.
Reg. 100 ---------------68c
(15) Silk Lamp Shades; silk
and-rayon lined, assorted styles.
Soiled. Reg. 1.98-2.98- 6Sc
Goldenberq's-DotDnstdirs
Evening star., 1941-05-15
2lka;||;I;|:|!s1

1857 Character Stuffed Rag
Dolls; soiled. Reg. 59c----25e
(10) Georgene Cotton Stuffed
Dolls Of All Nations; soiled.
Reg. 1.97-2.97 ------See
(40) Dog and Doll Carts; soiled.
Reg. 100 --------25e
a. Dolls Reed Cradle; sold "as
Is" Reg, 1.9ss7e
(12) Leather Baseball Gloves;
regularly ACC ------25e
(3) Leather Baseball Gloves;
regularly 100 ------49e
GoIdenberg's-DotDnstdiys
Evening star., 1941-05-15
Samples s. Hreealars
1.9o to 2.99
B 10 u S ( S
99c

Hs vor crepe, raycn sheers and
tubbsble cottons. Short and long
sleeves. White ard coIors. Sizes
sc to 40 In the group.
eportswesr-second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-15

ID Odd Dining Room Table;
primavera finish. Reg. 1895,
1899
(2) Occasional Round Lamp
Tables; walnut floor samples.
Reg. 7.95 --------z.69
(1) Solid Maple Dresser; large
swinging mirror. Reg. $500.
(D Pillow-back Lounge Chair;
wine tapestry, soiled. Reg.
22.50 ----------s.5o
(1) Solid Maple Side Chair;
floor sample. Reg. 7.s5--l.99
(2) Odd Lawson Sofas; COW
cred in durable tapestry. Reg.
69.95 5-------------36.66 .66
(2) Odd Solid Maple Sofas; left
out of suites. Reg. 39.95-I9.94
~ Maple Magazine Basket;
regularly 1.49 ---------50e
(3) Fun Panel Metal Beds, twin
size, slightly scratched. Reg.
8.95-12.95 -------4.66
Cd All Cotton Mattress; 40
size. Reg. 5.95-----2.T
ID Swedish Modern Cocktail
Table; regularly 12.95-----4.S8
(D Walnut Bedroom Chair;
slightly soiled. Reg. 7.95--l.99
(s) Bedroom Chairs and
Benches; left out of suites. Reg.
sos ------Z,98
(5) Modern Waterfall Night
Stands; primavera and walnut
finish. Reg. 16.95---------6.s9
Goldenbero's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
Y-JUSI 35U
RAY0N
CREPE COATS
l.84

Hundreds have been sold at
higher prices, and this lot Of
$50 will be a "sell out" at the
low special Friday price of 1.S4.
Made of rayon crepe in black or
navy in full length-perfect for
cool summer evenings and the
beach. Sizes IL to So.
DreSseS-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-05-15
1II;l;Ek3;l k3;l;!:Iz D

(1S0) Window Shades; opaque
and Holland cloth, 3x6 #.
Slight misweaves in cloth, per-
feet rollers. Reg. 55c-65c- 3Sc
(S) Window Awnings; mostly
one-of-a-kind. Sold "as is"
Reg. 1.39 to 1.79
~ Screen Door Awnings;
green-and-orange stripe. Sold
"as is" Reg. 98c
(3) Atwood Venetian Blinds;
size 36x64", ivory color stats.
Reg. 3.49---------l.96
(6) Venetian Blind Brushes;
regularly 69c -------34e
(6) Venetian Blind Brushes;
regularly sec ---------1ee
Goldenbergs-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
CLEARANCE! SO
i.99.2.99 HATS
Strows! nc
Felts!

Friday Only! Misses and
vomen's straw or felt hats in
brims and close-fitting styles.
Choice of coIors and black and
navy. Assorted headsiZeS.
MiIIinery-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
CURTAINS DRAPERIES
and DRAPERY FABRICS
rs to " OFF

1887 DAY BED COVERS; made of mult-coor striped fab
RIGS, box-pleated skirt. Reg ll9 TIE
t275) REMNANTS OF CURTAIN FABRICS; in a variety
Of patterns, useful lengths. Reg. l9c yd. ----s Sc
tl6) SLIP COVERS; for fiat T-cushon chairs made
OF cretonne. Reg. 198 q6e
4S) S-PC. CRASH DRAPES; for porches and dnettes
Reg. 69c pr al,
llD TAILORED CURTAINS; open mesh Mexican weave
75' long, full width Reg. LOO pr --------- 3Oe
w GLIDER COVER one-piece style made of waterproof
fabric. Reg. 1.49 ------------ 6e,
t4O SO DRAPERY POPLIN; in tan color with green or
Drown nockeo design Reg 100 yd----------------4ee
nl) DINETTE SETS; Of crash cretonne in blue and
red. Reg. 159 set--------- m
(s) WIDE RUFFLED CURTAINS; with chenille stripe
eggshel color. Reg. pr 3S
uI5l GLOWSHEEN DRAPERY FABRICS; in stripes and
horal patterns 36' wide. Reg. 69c yd------- zoe
az MOHAlR CRASH DRAPES; 100" wide 21a yards long
pinch pleated Reg. 598 pr 3os
"a KNITTED CURTAINS; rayon and cotton wanted coors
Reg 198 pr. ---------- 20.
Cs 6PC. COTTAGE SETS; in novelty coored figures Reg
1913 M
pholstery-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
JUNIOR BOYS i.29
SANF0RIzED
SLACK SETS
6Bc

43 to sell. Easy to wash be-
cause they are Sanforized.
Tubfast cottons in solid
colors, sizes 5 to TO-. Slight
irregulars.
(s) Boys a-Pc. Sanforizea
Suits; coat and longies, wash
able. Sizes 81. Reg. 3.00l 90
1897 Boys Sanforized Longies;
washable stripes and mixtures.
Reg. 1.19 ----------50e
(s) Boys Miami Cloth Long
les: cream color, large sizes.
Reg. $50 40
(S4) Boys Sport Shirts; open
neck. Reg. 59c---------37e
(3D Boys Shirts; Lucky Lad
and other makes. Broken sizes.
Reg. 59c-79c -------------1se
(S) Boys White Gabardine
Suits; with mickers. Broken
sizes. Reg. 3.98-----1.I9
(12) Boys washable knickers;
gray only, broken sizes. Reg.
79c -------27e
t1S) Boys Pre-shrunk Shorts;
broken sizes. Reg. 59c-----23e
(21) Boys, Sanfori1ed Overalls;
dark patterns, sizes 5 to 10.
Reg. soc ----------------3Se
(11) Boys Wash Suits; button
and 2-pc. style. Reg. soc to
100 ------loe
(34) Boys White Duck Long
les; jr. and large boys styles. 7
to 18. Reg. 1.00---------54e
(54) Boys Ties; of wash fab
RIGS and rayon. Reg. l5c to
Gotdenberq's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
[2,1's

(35 gals.) Ready-mixed Paints;
white and colors. Reg, 1.49
gal. ------------i.0o
(39 half gals.) Floor and Deck
Enamel; for outside or inside
use. Reg. 1.59 half gal.---I.oe
(18 gals.) Gloss Enamel Finish;
white, ivory and green. Reg.
o'6o gal. observation-disclosures 20
t27 gals.) Linseed Oil Paints;
white and colors. Reg. 2.5o
rs half gals.) Quick-drying
Varnish Stain; reg. 1.59 half
gal. .US
(55 lots Room Lots Wallpaper;
complete for 10x12 room. Reg.
Z.oU ------------------1. .6S
Goldenberg's-Dotpnstatrs
Evening star., 1941-05-15
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(45) Mems Famous Make
"Woven Stripe" Sport Stacks;
neat stripes, broken waist sizes,
80 to so. Reg. 2.98--I.98
13) Mems Sport Stacks; gray
and blue stripes, sizes 38 to 48.
Reg. 2.98 AS
(6) Mems Tropical Pants;
taken from suits, neat patterns.
Sizes 35-37. Reg. 4e8-s.s8
Q9) Mems Work Pants; dark
patterns, sizes 80 to AZ. Reg.
$50 -----39e
(1 Mems Riding Breeches; tan
only, sizes 20 to 36. Reg.
298 ---------- --1.9S
(l0) Mems Raincoats; light
weight, sizes "a to AZ. Reg.
498 -------------2.98 .98
(7) Mems Tropical Suits; blue
and brown stripes. Sizes for
regulars 4/3s, 3/39. Reg. 1895.
800
(5) Mems Wash Suits; white
only; sizes for regulars ABS,
short 1897. Reg. 8,98---I.98
u) Gabardine Suit; coat and
pants; in green. Size "a short.
Reg. 1893 ----- ~
a. Mems Tweed Suits; 2 gray
mixtures In sizes 36 and 40 reg
ular. blue mixture in sizes 36
and AZ. Reg. 2995--l9.95
a. Mems Worsted Suits; hand
tailored, blue and brown stripes.
Sizes for regulars, 1888, 2/3s,
1/42. Reg. 2e.e5----i9.95
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15
Remnants Of 1se.
29e WASH FABRICS
l4c yd.

The lot includes printed
voiles, dimities, lawns and
batiste, flock dots, plain
and printed percales. Tub
fast colors. Some slightly
imperfect.
(210 yds.) Dotted Swiss; plain
patterns. Reg. 38c yd.----Ioc
(46 yds.) 45" Imported Swiss
Organdy, in useful remnant
lengths. Reg. 69c yd.------4oe
(78 yds.) Printed Dress Linens;
useful lengths. Reg. SOC yd. 3ee
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-15

Goldenberg'S-Mcin Floor