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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-25

o Miss Kay Hendry, student at
the University of Arizona, Tucson,
arrived Friday to spend the
Christmas holidays with her
grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. Will
lam Jackson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-25
Local Happenings

o c. l.. Richey. superintendent
Southwestern National Monuments
was here over the weekend on a
trip pertaining to monument bus
mess. The personnel and families
Of S w. n NJ. headquarters staff
ecently moved from Casa Grande
Ruins to Santa Fe. New Mexico
are all settled and adjusting
themselves rapidly to life in the
new locality. he said. although
they still miss Coolidge.
, Mrs. Byrd Leflore and son Cor
lis left Saturday to join Mr., LIE
nore in Albuquerque, New Mexico
where he is employed with L. S.
engineers. The Leflores will
make their home in New Mexico.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-25

And we'll do it, boys.
See you next Christmas, on
Main Street, sure - adios.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
B
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u27) Imported Lisle Hose:
assorted colors, broken sizes.
Seconds of 1.35 grade 7oe
(27) Princess Lace Silk Hose;
rayon top and foot. Black
only. Seconds of $50 grade,
eee
(166) FulI-fashioned Chiffon
Silk Hose; 3-thread weight,
with rayon top. Mill mends
of lis grade 59e
t144) Full-fashioned Hose; in
sheer chiffon and service
weights. Mill mends of 8ec
grade ----------- 4ee
t122) "No-Seam" Silk Hose;
silk top to toe; 2-thread
weight. Seconds of 100 grade,
3oe
t134) Silk Chiffon Hose; with
rayon top, knit to At. Mill
mends of So grade 2oe
(s7) Service Weight Hose; of
rayon, wanted colors. Mill
mends Of 49c grade --22e
1872 Children's Campus Socks;
fine quality cotton, with elas-
tic tops. Orig. 29c loe
(63) Children's Anklets; in
solid colors. Orig. 29c ---l5e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
A5O Enrolled in Glasses
Being Held by Ra lists

Two-thirds of tie BAPTIST
churches in the District of Colunl-
bia Baptist Convention o. 459 stu
dents have enrolled in t,.o cle ~-es
being held this week by the Bart t7
at the National Me- c3icl liant.
Church, it was announced today by
the Rev. Gaye L. McGlothlen, edu-
cation secretary of the Baptist con-
vention and director of the school.
The classes present a study of
Christian life and Baptist training
union methods. Eache evenings
study consists of two sessions. with
an inspirational intermission be-
tween. Tonight DIR. j. E. Lambdin,
secretary and editor in charge of
Baptist training union work for the
Southern Baptist Convention, Nash
vile. Tenn, will speak to the class.
DR.. Lambdin is head of the faculty.
The series Of classes will close
Friday evening. with feature in
spirational message by Mrs. ]. O.
Williams, adult training union work
er, Nashville She will talk on
Loyalty to Church Membership"
The choir of the Temple Baptist
Church will sing.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Little Boys 89c
Broadcloih Pajamas
Gle

Just 81 TO sell. Odd lots from
our regular stock Of juvenile
pajamas. Novelty broadcloth
in nursery designs for kiddies.
Sizes 4 to 8.
90 Hooded Mackinaws of wool
and rayon mixtures; in plaids.
Sizes 8 to 49, Orig. 8.98- STA
(10l Junior Boys Refers in
tan or grey mixtures. Sizes 5
to 10. Orig. 2.98----1.e4
t39) Boys Shirts OF pre-
shrunk broadcloth. In fancy
patterns. 10 to IA. Orig. 8gc,
sac
1881 Boys Knickers In wool
mixtures. Sizes Z to IL. Orig.
1.f9 ----. Soc
t31) Little Boys Wash Suits
OF Sanforized cottons. Sizes 3
to 5. Orig. 1.19- 6Ae
f29) Boys Athletic Shorts of
fast-color cottons. Broken
sizes. Orig. 35c-
(2) Junior Boys Suits; knick-
ers and shorts. Size S. Orig.
7.98 I.o7
~ Boys 2-Pants Suit; knick-
ers and longie. Size IL. Orig.
9.98 1.e@
Golden berr's-Nnin Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DRESSES

% Junior Dresses; of rayon
crepe, black with white trim.
Sizes 9-l5. Orig. s.33--I.7o
(6) Misses & Women's Dresses
of rayon crepe, black with
white trim. Orig. 4,.9a 2.54
81 Evening Dresses: of rayon
sheers in pastel shades. Sizes
IL, IA and 90. Orig. SOS, 2.88
IN Misses and Women's Fall
Dresses; of. rayon crepe and
rayon jersey, black and colors.
Orig. 5.95 --------~~----3,8 88
(9) Women's Fall Dresses; of
rayon crepe, black and colors..
Sizes l81s to 24l2. Orig. 400,
3.97
(D Misses Fall Dresses;
black and colors. Sizes IL to
16. Orig. 3.33 ---------2.66
(Sl Maternity Dresses; in pas
tells, prints and dots, washable.
Sizes IL to 20. Orig. 1893, 2.57
(6) Maternity Dresses: in dark
prints, washable. Sizes IL to
20. Orig. 99-----3,8S
Goldenberg's-SecondF Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
RUGS

a. Mourzouk Rugs; 4x7-ft.
size. Orig. 4.95 -------- 2.47
(6l Fibre Rugs; 6x9-ft. size.
Orig. 995------------4
t2) Coir Yarn Rugs; 8xl0-ft.
size. Orig. 12.e5-------6.47
U Part-wool Rug; 4lax15-ft.
size. Orig, 22.50------Io.Oo
(15) Coir Yarn Rugs; 3x6-ft.
size. Orig. 2.49----------e4e
a. sisaI Rug; 9x12-ft. size.
Orig, 1895 ----- lag
IA ~" Fibre Runner; short
lengths, Orig, 1,39 yd.-- soc
Is yds.) 27-in. sisal Runner;
orig. 1.85 yd. soc
f4s 50. yds.) Felt Base Floor
ing; 9 ft. wide. Orig. soc So.
yd. -.----~-----------39e 39e
~ Felt Base Rugs; sx9-ft.
size, damaged. Orig. 2,95-
o.oU -- -- -- l 90
Il PEI Twist Carpet; a.
inches by 20 #. Orig. $500,
$500
"a Plain Carpet Runner;
27"x9 #. Orig. 14.00 500
~ Administer Rugs; 27x54"
size. Soiled. Orig. 7.95 $50
a. Administer Rug; 9x12-ft.
size, soiled. Orig. 5995, $500
a. Figured Wilton Rug; ex11
ft. size. If perfect would sell
for 64o0 -------- 1900
~ Jute Rug Cushion; 9x12-
#. size. Orig. 3.e5 $50
1) Wilton Rug; 6.6x6-ft. size.
Used. Orig. 3o.oo------e.oo
t1) Administer Rug: ex12-ft.
size. Used. Orig. 1895,
400
1) Administer Rug; 6x9-ft.
size. Used. Orig. 1895, 500
Il pc.) Fine BroadIoom; 6x10-
it. size. Used. Orig. $500,
$500
~ Fine Rroadloom; 11xI2-ft,
size. Used. Orig. 1900,
$500
ID Plain Broadloom; 10hx15-
It. size. Used. Orig. e7.00,
$500
Goldenbero's-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Births Reported

Robert and Rosina Beck, boy,
GGoward and Mary Bierlein, sirl.
James and Marjorie Boone, boy,
Claude and Katie BusF. sirl,
m william and Raeburn Cannon, girl.
Essert .e sns sns &c. cathsrine sf! CLARK siri
Charles and Frances cleminshaw, girl
Esrlsn and Lois Cleveland. girl.
Gerard and Mary Cox, girl
Frank and Theo DeFebie. boy.
stephen and Sadie Della Vale. boy,
Edward and Dolores Ellison, boy.
M.ris WM:srsn @ and Edith Elstchsr, boy.
Robert and virginia Fredlund, boy.
Pau and Johnstts deddes, Soy; Soy.
Msseu. a and Hen asnrIsfts stset dotaon, sax boz,
WlIIiama WllIIIlnra .ns and }1sn Z. n, Greene; Free boy.
WinsIHanIe WisIism ,na nad rIsl, rn HHanilton: girl
Fsnk ana Barbara Hunter Hunter, bosy5.. fbs5.
Alfred kifrsd and Mary johnson, boy
pusId puid ana ma csaseans aasis siRSsI Rina boy
Al and Lucille Kresse,. girl.
Mark and Grace Kroli. boy.
Robert and virginia Lee, girl.
ZINES yi',s and Jscouelyn Mccormick. Girl
ysrons yWi,la ,ns and 1s1esh sarsh H9seots gcs boy
Lawrence. and Helen Richards, boy.
John and Margaret Robertson, boy
Jonn anc Bertha Robertson, girl
Paul and Mary Rose boy
Ehauncey and Anna Rowe. boy.
Richard and Lucille sanderson, boy.
Randolph and Marguerite Smith, boy
Albert and Elizabeth Smith, boy
Robert and Catherine Van PeIt, boy.
Eslph and Eleanor Wells, girl.
Leon and Marion Wolcott, girl.
Julius and Agnes Wright, girl
Steven and EVELYN ZaharoT girl.
Levornee and Rosa Best, boy
sylvester and Edith Holmes bov.
Thomas and Gwendolyn johnson. girl
Billie and Viola Luster, boy
Kermit and Sarah Plummer, boy,
Willie and Florence Scott, boy,
Evening star., 1942-09-10
ACCESSORIES

(147) Dickey -Reveres; various
materials. white and colors.
Orig. SOC c-----z5e
t151) Women's NeckweAr; all
necklines, wanted materials.
Orig. soc -------3oe
t300) Women'x Plain White
Handkerchiefs; Il to /" hens.
Seconds of 10c quality,
s for 25e
t300) Mems Plain White
Handkerchiefs: extra large
size, Seconds of 25c quail
lty ~ lie
t144) Mems Handkerchiefs;
colored borders with satin
stripes. Perfects and seconds
of 35c quality y----I2he
ts4) Women's Belts; OF genu-
Inc leather and patent, for
coats and dresses. Small
sizes. Orig. 100 to 1.5o, 47s
Goidenberrs-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
UPHOLSTERY

(55) Cape Cod Knitted Win
dow Valance: in combination
colors. Orig. acc ca. ---I0e
(ls) Fancy Cushions; rayon
and cotton covered. Orig.
69c -----------...- 44c
(135 yds.) so" Hand blocked
Cretsnne; also plain color
crash. Orig. ACC yd.-----34e
t42l Rayon Drapery Cords;
various colors. Orig. 98c ca,
3se
flS0 prs.l Tailored Curtains;
in novelty weaves; ecru and
pastel shades. Orig. ACC pr,
34e
(42 yds.) so" Duplex Drapery
Damask; in wine color. Water
stained, Orig. 79c yd,- 35e
$50 prs,) Ruff1ed and Tailored
Curtains: in rayon and cotton.
Orig. lac to l.98 pr.------e6e
t73) Damask and Tapestry
Squares; for chair seats, etc.
Orig. 75c ------------3o ace
u10) Half Paris Curtains; of
cotton and rayon marquisette.
Orig. l.29 to l.98 pr. EACH,
29e
Goldenberg's-Thtrd Folor
Evening star., 1942-09-10

t2) Indirect Bridge Lamps;
with shades. Slightly dam
aged. Orig. 9.98----6,67
81 Metal Smokers; wood
grain finish. Orig. 1.1a- -7Se
t3) Tilt-top Gard Tables; all
wood, floral decoration. DAM
aged legs. Orig. 3.49---1.ee
t5) Table Lamps; bronze and
onyx bases. Damaged. Orig.
5.98 ---7,o 90
(27) Silk and Rayon Lamp
Shades; bridge and table sizes.
Soiled and shopworn. Orig.
1.79 to 2.9S --77c
(1 Framed Pictures; various
subjects. Shopworn. Orig.
1.19-1.49 ----74e
81 Pottery Table Lamps: with
shades. Orig. 1.69---I.74
f8) Glass Vanity Lamps; with
shades. Orig. l.49---1.14
Goldenberg's-Dopnstairs
Evening star., 1942-09-10
GLOVES

(22) Women's Doeskin Gloves; /;
slipon style, white only. Orig
l.oS --~-----------1 .o0
f71) Women's Cotton Fabric
Gloves: some leather trimmed,
Black only. Orig. SOC 4ce
t62D Women's Fabric Gloves;
cotton and rayon. Orig. 59c.
3oe
u12) Children's Cotton Fabric
Gloves; navy and red. Orig.
Soc 2oe
(49) Women's Rayon Fabric
Gloves; white only. Orig.
oSc -------------------l0 DC
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
1z:II:la;H1 H1IIlIZ]

t49) Handbags; in fabricoids,
black and colors. Orig. 100,
66e
1861 Handbags; in fabrics and
fabricoids. Black, brown, tan,
red. Orig. 1.69 and l.98--I.lo
t2l Overnite Cases; blue can
vas, leather bound. Orig. 500,
3.oo
tS) Cosmetic Cases; with mir
ror in lid. Canvas covered.
IL" size. Orig. 500 80
Goldenberg'S-Muin Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Deaths Reported

Mary v. Barron, 81, 204s 34th st. 81.
Mary G. Minnix, 81, 3o2s Newark St nv.
Annie +. Burton. IS. Sof4 KIinsle I'd. NV.
Edward echaah. IS. United States Soldiers
Home.
Helen H. Mackenzie. "a. 2o2c Columbia
Edward Doir, 70, 1913 Cathedral ave. NV.
Clinton e. Van SAINT. 70. 346 18th ST.
Marie NJ. Billie. 20, 543 Tennessee ave. n e.
Harry Groves, ss, 3a37 Alabama ave. Sc,
Burns o. Poston, 54, 4a2s 5th st. ne.
Charles H: May. So, $40 st. NV.
Floyd r. Long. 80. Dundak, Va.
Susie Buckner, 6S, II D st. Sc.
lsiah H. Geary. "a, 530s Eads st. ne.
Thomas W. Wallace. SO, 1852 Swami st.
NV.
Susan Lee. So. 1I41 Sumner I'd. Sc.
Olive j. Harrison, 81, 654 Girsrd st. NV.
infant Sylvia Dancy. 44la 3 st. Sc.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
3.99 and 4.99
Seersucker Suits
2.33

Just 50 to sell. Our entire re-
manning stock of 2-piece seer
sucker suits, including juke
suits. Washable-no ironing.
Sizes for juniors, misses and
women.
IN Cotton Housecoats; In
prints, wrap-around style,
Broken sizes. Orig. 2.99, 1888
t39) Maids Uniforms of wash
able blue broadcloth. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1.69 44e
f27) 2-pc. Chambray Suits,
color-fast and washable. Sizes
II to Is. Orig. 2.99--66e
f52) Wash Dresses OF striped
chambray and seersucker. AL
so a few sheer rayons. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1.99 to 2.99 58e
ts) Quilted Cotton Robes, in
prints, sizes IL to 30. Orig.
4.99 3 388
Goldenberg's-.Secord Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
HOUSEWARES

ID Metal Casing Carpet
Sweeper; bristle brushes. Orig.
1.49 - oor
t5) Woven Fibre Bathroom
Hampers; simulated mother
of-pearl seats. Orig. 2.4s, I.98
t4) Oil Silk Shower Curtains;
various colors. Orig. 2.49, f.2o
(3) 42-Pc. Dinner Sets; gold
floral decoration, service for 8.
Orig. 6.95 ----4.o 80
15) Enamel Cooking Uten-
sils;. slightly damaged. Orig.
osc -------------------19e SC
(25) Sets Crystal Glass Table
Tumblers; Colonial style.
Orig. SOC set OF e-----39e
n5) z-Pc. White En- m meI
Saucepan Sets; seconds Of CSC
grade -4oe
Il Implanted Wood Corner
Cupboard; lower compartment
with 2 drawers. Sold "as is"
Orig. 8.95 -----------6,48
u) Wood Utility Closet: for
linens or utensils. Sold "as is"
Orig. 10.95--6s8
W Implanted DropIeaf
Tables; 35x42" size. Orig. $40,
3.oo
O Imprinted Wood Chest:
35x24" size, 5. drawers. Orig.
$40 " 4 ~
Goldenberg's-Dot1nstdfrs
Evening star., 1942-09-10

t10) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Gowns; lace trimmed and tai
lored styles. Orig. lac LII
tS) Rayon Crepe Satin Stripe
Gowns; lace trimmed. Orig.
1'IS -79c
t2o) Cotton Slips: built up
shoulders, tearose and white.
Small sizes. Orig. soc 1890 Ate
t6) Batiste Gowns; In floral
prints. Orig. 1.98 -I1o
t1ol Rayon Crepe Slips; small
sizes. Orig. soc -.- 44r
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
|<31;S3I]

t20) Cotton Mesh All-in-
Ones; sizes 80, 80 and "a.
Orig. 400 ---3se
(8) Mesh Panty Girdles; small
sizes. Orig. 1.39 .--loe
f15) Cotton Mesh AIl-in-
Ones; with innerbeIt. Broken
sizes. Orig. 3.50---l.68
~ Formfit All-in- Ones; side
hook and ripper styles. Sizes
36, SO and 40. Orig. 500,
3.o5
t1s) Cotton Mesh Back Lace
Corsets; broken sizes. Orig.
ESQ -----j.S7
Goldenberg's--Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
|<l:lzkSl. <l3|:(;1 c. o. D. ORDERS
|s!3E(13;l;l

~ Part Wool Sleeveless
Sweater; slipover style. Small
size. Faded from display. Orig.
l.2s -------------------29e
tS) Oxford Cloth Shirts: bro
ken sizes. Perfects and irreg-
ulars of 1.79 grade soc
(6) Slack Ensembles; match
ing and contrasting. Sizes 80
and 80. Irregulars of 3.98
t6) Broadciofh horts; in
striped patterns: sizes 80 and
80, Orig. 29c ---------.. &c
az Athletic Shirts; of combed
yarn ribbed, size 46. Irregu-
lars of SOC grade ------- Sc
1861 New Fail Ties; full shape,
Of rayon and acetate. Orig.
Csc --- ..---------- IIr
~ Flannelette Pajamas;
notch collar. Sizes B. Irreg-
ulars of 1.69 grade -SSc
~ White BroadcIoth Shirts;
sizes 141z and Is. Soiled from
display. Orig. oOe
n4) Knit Ties; in stripes.
Orig. soc Zoe
(2o0) Hand tailored Ties; new
fall patterns, full shape. Orig.
Csc ----------44 44e
I'D Famous Make Rayon
Sport Jackets; tan and green.
Soiled. Irregulars of 400
grade ----------7. 90
(30) Genuine Fur Felt Hats;
all width brirns. brown, grey
and blue. Orig. 2.98 Tie
t120) Winter Weight Shirts
and Drawers; random grey,
broken sizes s- soc
t6) Broadcloth Pajamas; sizes
B and G. Irregulars of 1.e5
grace ---------oee
1927 Sport Sweaters; leather
button fronts, wool mixtures.
36 to AZ. Orig. 1.95--I.Ie
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
} for IL

. Loose Leaf Filters 0 En-
velopes . Writing Tablets
. Glue . Writing Ink
. Pencils 0 Reinforcements
. Rainbow Art . Compost
tion Books . Erasers Q Rnl-
ers . Typewriter Paper
. Pencil Leads . Etc, Etc.
Gotdenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
50 SeIeeiees Report
For Assignments;
nLeft Yesterday
One Copitol Group
Wos lndueted Aug. II,
The Other Aug. rs

Sixty nine Washington selectees
reported this morning for assign
ment to Army training camps. and
another group of 70 left for camps
after they reported yesterday.
Today's group was inducted AL
gust q, while the men who began
Army life yesterday were inducted
August 26. Both groups were given
q two-week furlough before final
report.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
.1!1!l!I'k5;s!l2]

f8al Holland Window Shades;
In dark green and black. 3x6
it. Seconds of 79c grade,
4oe
1881 Fibre Window Shades;
for blackout; without roll
ers, Sizes 3x7 and 42"x7.
Orig. acc Ioe
t12} Window Shades; odd
sizes and soiled. Orig. 1i9,
34e
% Eastwood Slat Venetian
Blind; damaged. SO" size,
l.50
t25) Oilcloth Table Covers:
45x45" sine. Orig. soc ----27s
Gohenherc's-Thtrd Folor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
NOTIONS

(24) War Ration Books. Orig.
lOc ca. Sc
t6) GirdIes; small size. soiled
from display. Orig. LOO ace
t10) Novelty Whisks; for hats
and clothes. Orig. 6ec AGE
(S0) Adjustable Sanitary
Belts. Orig. 15c ----lOc
(2) Tie Racks. Orig. 100, 5ee
tf0) Quilted Satin Boxes; for
gloves and hosiery. Orig. 100,
59e
(27) Utility Boxes; covered
with floral paper. Orig. 25c,
Toe
(2o) Crochet Cotton; numbers
40 and so. Orig. 25c---loe
az Novelty Ash Trays. Orig.
l.uO --------------69e
Golden berrs--Matn Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
TroveIino
Cases
2 2.Q5

"a" khaki color sheet metal
cover over wood frame, with
leather post handles. Strong
and sturdy. Key lock, side
draw bolts. Each case has all
information tag attached.
Luggage-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
LINENS

t7) Rayon and Cotton Table
cloths; size 66xs6". Orig.
10y 40
(s) 7-pc. Luncheon Sets; of
novelty rayon and cotton.
Orig. 2,o9 %
u5) 3-pc. Guest Towel Sets;
embroidered. Orig. soc, zee
(2) 3-pc. Embroidered Sheet
Sets. Orig. 3.99 2.ss
f180) Handmade Lace Doilies.
Orig. 10c ca. ea.------ 4e
t15) Printed Tablecloths; size
52x52". Damaged. Orig. 1.2s,
44e
1861 Huck Towels; various
qualities. Orig. 19c Aloe
(S) Hemstitched Cotton DAM
ask Tablecloths; size 58x54".
Orig. 1.29----- s9e
ts) Cannon Turkish Bath
Mats; various colors. Orig.
Liz ------79e
f15) Decorated Dresser Scarfs.
Orig. 29c ea.----------i9e
Goldenberg's-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Clearance! Mems Clothinu

te} MEMS OVERCOATS; in tweeds and herringbones
Manufacturers samples. Sizes for regulars a. 35 81
and 46; for shorts, A and A. Orig IS 00 10 5n
~ MEMS SPORT COATS; all wool hand tailored fine
shetland Sizes 81 36 81 and 3s. Orig 1s s5 5---1788
'al CASUAL SPORT JACKETS; al-woo two-tone fab
ric, Sizes IS, 3s and 40. Orig 1895 1nn
~ TOPCoAT; of blue herrngbone Size 40 short Orig
iss' l.a -----888
w ShAAI onNAA WElOHT FLEECE TOPCOAT; nat
1,ai, 1a s,Se aa green size A. Orig $500 2O5O
~ ToPCoAT in oxford grey Size IS. Orig $780,
=, MEMS ,oo. 1880
3-button style Sizes 81 49, 80 and A. Orig IA *
70! MEMS ALL-WOOL SUITS; of hard finished worsted
3putton single breasted model in dark brown Sizes ST.
90 so AZ and A. Orig 35 500----------------- 7k OK
u prs.) MEMS PANTS taken from 500 to se5 rayon
ana cotton ensemble suits Broken sizes 80 to 42-5Oc
Goldenberg's-Men's Clothing-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10
PAINTS

t42) Ready Mixed Paints:
white and colors. Orig. 1.s9
SaI. ~
(27) Floor and Deck Enamel;
use inside and out. Orig. 1.5e
half gal. -----1.2o
III Quick Drying Spar Var
nish; waterproof. Orig. 2.5o
gal, 10
f24l Washable Gloss Enamel;
for interior walls and wood
work. Orig. 3.25 gal. z.2o
t1o) Flat White Paint; for
interior use, undercoa Ter.
Orig. l.69 gal. -I2o
(35) Atco Outside House
Paint; lead and oil. Orig. 3.25
gal. ----------1so 80
1907 Room Lots Wallpaper;
for l0xl2 room. Orig. 2.5O,
I.ee
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Odd Lots Csc 10
39c ToiIeiries
l5c

Clearance of small lots of pop
ular beauty aids, including
hair dressings. cold cream.
cleansing cream, strawberry
cream, wave set. shampoos,
shave creams, and others.
1897 16-oz. Pine Bath Oil.
Orig. 1.00----- Ate
(97) Large Size Bath Powders;
assorted fragrances. Orig. 39c,
lac
(144) Hair Brushes; medium
and hard bristles. Orig. ACC,
l9e
(350) Dewtone Facial Creams:
assorted kinds. Orig. 19c- Sc
(46) Carnation Perfume; 1-oz.
size. Orig. loo 7oe
(44) 3-pc. Dresser Sets; odd
lots and samples. Orig. 1.59 to
LIB Tie
Goldenberg's-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-10

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Second Afraid Home
To Be Opened Today

A second AFRAID precaution
model home will be opened today
at SAP Broad Branch road NV,
under the auspices Of the Junior
Boand of Commerce. The public
is invited to visit 1t to see examples
of use of various blackout materials
and arrangement of a refuge room.
A new sound movie, The Air
Raid Warden" just released by the
Once of Civilian Defense, will be
shown from pm. to 8 pm. each
day. The exhibit houses are open
from noon until 9 pm. today and
will remain open through Wednes-
day.
The other exhibit house was
opened last week at 5126 Palisade
lane NV, with ceremonies attend
ed by prominent OCD officials.
To reach the house on Broad
Branch road visitors are asked to
drive out Connecticut avenue to
Nebraska avenue, turn right on Ne
braska avenue three blocks to Broad
Branch road, then turn left one
block to the house, or take a Con-
necticut avenue bus and transfer at
Military road to the Pinehurst bus.
To reach the Palisade lane house,
drive out Massachusetts, avenue NV.
to Ward Circle, turn left on Ne
braska and continue to Loughboro
road and from there to Palisade
lane, or take the Cabin John street.
car to Loughboro road and walk two
blocks to the home.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
House Slated 10 Vote Use
OF Schools for Nurseries

Four bills affecting the District,
including legislation to authorize use
Of public school buildings for day
nurseries and nursery schools, are
scheduled for passage In the House
tomorrow.
The House also is expected to
approve legislation extending for so
days the overtime pay provision for
Government workers which is due
to expire Wednesday.
The nursery bill, introduced by
Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee and approved
unanimously by the committee.
would remove a prohibition against
use of school funds for such nur-
series. The nurseries would pro-
vide care for small children while
their mothers are in war work
The other District bills, which are
unopposed, provide for incorpora-
tion of st. Anne's Orphan Asylum.
improve the birth registrat ton sys-
tenn and authorize retirement for
Police Court judges.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Draft Board Head 10 Quit
PENDING Quiz in Traffic Case

Harlan Wood, attorney and past
commander of the District Ameri-
can Legion, notified selective serv-
ice officials here yesterday that he
is suspending himself as chairman
of Local Board No. 10 pending out
come of drunken driving charges
filed against him Thursday.
In a letter to Selective Service
Director William E. Leahy, Mr.
Wood said he would not participate
in further action of the local board
until his case had been settled. 1t
was indicated that the board would
meet early this week to elect an act
ing chairman.
He was arrested following an ac-
cident at Tenth and Massachusetts
avenue NV in which police said
pedestrian was injured. Mr.. Wood
was released on bond.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
1900 Take Test Here
For Federal LEGAL Jobs

Approximately 1000 applicants for
Government legal positions yester-
day thronged Mckinley High School
to undergo the six-hour test for
appointments under the new COM
petitive system set up as the result
of the Reed Committee study. Ma
tionally, the competitors numbered
more than $4,000.
The positions pay from $1,000 to
5000.
The written test, conducted by the
Civil Service Commission, is the
first step in the appointing process.
Later, successful candidates will get
oral interviews, and their training
and experience will be evaluated.
The examinations are held on a
regional basis in an effort to in
sure representation from all parts
of the country.
The Presidents Committee on
Civil Service improvement headed
by Supreme Court Justice Reed rec
commended this method of appoint
ment. For the most part, lawyers
have been appointed directly by
the heads OF agencies.