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u,
tioning now?-M. c.
A. The Central Committee on Eco
nomic and Social Problems, the Emer-
gency Health Committee and the Opium
Committees are still functioning.
c. What is the relationship Of King
Haakon of Norway and King George Of
England?-O. H.
A. King George is King Haakons
nephew by marriage. King Haakons
wife was the sister of George v, father
of the present King.
@. Is the average life span increas-
ing?-R. w. T.
A. 1t was recently estimated that tbs
life span had nearly doubled In the last
sc years.
Q. What weekdays are sabbath days
for the adherents of different religious
faiths?-B. N. A.
A. Each day Is observed as sabbath:
Sunday by the Christians, Monday by
Greeks, Tuesday by Persians, Wednes-
day by Assyrians, Thursday by Egyp-
tians, Friday by Mohammedans, Satur-
day by jews and Seventh-Day ADJ
ventists. s..-.
@. How often has the Supreme Court
been called into special session?-R. T. 8.
A. The Supreme Court has twice
convened in a special session-April Is,
1920, and July 70, 1912.
@. What is the oldest ship in our
Navy and how old Is ft?-F. p. G.
A. The Constellation, launched Sep
tember 7, 1897, now In commission in
Newport, r. l., is the oldest ship In tbs
United States Navy.
@. Are the inhabitants OF Malta
Italians?-F. T. N.
A. Racial kinship with Italy Is re-
mote. Because of the numerous con-
querors who have swept over Malta.
the people have blood as mixed as any
in Europe.
@. Are ostrich eggs edible?-A. p.
A. An ostrich egg makes an excellent
omelet. One egg is the equivalent of
rs hens eggs.
G. Which professional football team
has been champion most often In the
last 20 years m. s. -
A. Since 1921 the Chicago Bears and
the Green Bay Packers have each held
the championship five times.
@. Who said, Damn the torpedoesl
Full speed ahead?"-C. C. D.
A. Admiral G. Farragut is reported
to have used this expression at the Battle
of Mobile Bay after his leading ship
the Tecumseh had been struck by a
torpedo.
@. Were the murderers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Borden sever dis
covered?-S. w. T.
A. Lisbeth, known as Lizzie Borden.
was absolved by the courts of the mur-
der of her father and stepmother. No
other suspects were ever found.
@. Is the old man in the spirit Of '7s"
q picture of a real person?-L. E. @.
A. The old man In this familiar pic
ture is said to be portrait of the art
lists father. Archibald M. Willard exc
cuted the painting in 1876.
@. Who was Phoebe Snow?-H. A. A..
A. Phoebe Snow was a character cre-
ated by an advertising artist to extol
the virtues of the Lackawanna Railroad
when 1t began burning anthracite coal.
She is the synonym of cleanliness in
travel. A series of jingles exploiting the
adventures of this Phoebe Snow dressed
in white were originated about 1900 and
continued up to the First World War.
when the railroads of the country were
placed under Federal control and began
burning bituminous coal.
@. What are some Of the ugiiest
words In the English language?-J. .E.v.
A. One selection is as follows: Jazz.
plump, grippe. treachery. sap. cacophony.-
plutocrat, flatulent, phlegmatic. nasty,
victials and fetch
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Can it be significant that when a
certain IVA dam is completed in
1914, flooding a large area, it will
wipe out the little settlement of
Japan, N. c.?
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Handy Letter writer Correct
forms for invitations, acceptances,
regrets, congratulations and all kinds
of business and other correspondence,
from engagement announcements to
death condolences, are to be found in
this booklet. Includes special sec
ton on formal communications with
Government officials and dignitaries.
More than 80 sample letters on how to
say 1t in writing. To secure your copy
inclose Is cents in coin, wrapped in
this clipping, and mail to The Star
Information Bureau.
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Address
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It may take little time, but the
eclipse Of the Rising Sun, now par
tial in the Solomon Islands. will in
time be total In Japan.
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Huskin's Answers
To Questions
By Frederic J. Haskin.

A reader can get the nnsper to anp
question OF fact By Drtttnq The EUe-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric j. Haskin, director. Washington,
D. C. Please inclose stamp for return
postage.
@. Explain the meaning of splice the
main brace."--W. I.
A. This term Is used In the British
Navy In reference to an extra ration of
rum TO mark festive occasion.
@. Who presided over Maj. Andres
trial In l7802--A. E. D.
A. Mai. Gems. Greene, Stirling, La
fayette, r. Howe and Steuben with eight
brigadiers formed the trial board. Col.
John Lawrence was Judge advocate.
@. Has the United States ever been
without public debts. N.
A. In 1895, the United States was
practically out of debt. There were
funds to pay the debt Of $685. which
was unpaid only because no payment
was demanded.
@. How much does q cubic foot OF
steel weigh2-N. P. l..
A. cubic foot OF steel weighs about
490 pounds.
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Letters to the Editor

+ - Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address sof
the 1Driter, although the use OF
a pSeudonynl for publication is
permissible. The Star reserues
the right to edit all letters Nth
Uie1o to condensation.
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. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for repuhlica ton of all news dispa tches
credited to it or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein
All rights of publication of special dispatches
herein also are
Evening star., 1942-09-03

@. Is the League Of Nations func-
tioning now?-M. c.
A. The Central Committee on Eco
nomic and Social Problems. the Emer-
gency Health Committee and the Opium
Committees are still functioning.
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Minneapolis.
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Entered as second-class matter post office,
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US;:33!;!Sd

(32) Tots Dresses; percale
and broadcloth. sizes 5, 6 and
6x. Reg. 1.99- -------1.00
(23) Infants Creepers; soiled.
Reg. 129 ---39e
t3) Tots Dresses; spun rayon.
Sizes 4, S and 6. Reg. 2.99,
1.2s
(3) Girls Spun Rayon Dresses;
size Z. Reg. 8oe
(2) Girls Dresses; spun rayon,
sizes 10 and IL. Reg. 2.29,
az Girls Rayon Slips; sizes
10 and IL. Reg. 100--69e
~ Folding Carriages; black
and blue. Imperfect. Reg.
1899 9------1o.0o
l16) Plaid Raincapes; in
school bag. Sizes 6 to IL. Reg.
l.59 -l.l9
16) Girls'BrSadcIoth Blouses:
broken sizes. Reg. 79c-39e
(3) Girls Dresses; chambray:
prints and stripes. Sizes IL
and IA. Reg. 2.99 80
(12) Girls, Skirts; plaids or
plain. Sizes 7, 8, 10 and IA.
Reg. % Zoe
a. Girls Jackets; corduroy
or flannel. Reg. 3.29----2.39
(1s) Girls Spun Rayon
Dresses; sizes 8. 10, IL and IA.
Reg. 2.59-2.99 90
(9) Tots and Girls Dresses;
washable percale. Sizes 2, 8,
10 and IL. Reg. 1.29---59e
~ Tots Plaid Skirts; sizes
4, S and 6. Reg. 1.1s--5oe
a. Girls Muslin Slips; sizes
8 and 81. Reg. 69c-
t3) 2-pc. Pajamas; rayon sat
in, sizes 8 and IL. Reg. l.99,
1.2e
t9) Girls Slips; built-up or
strap. Size IL. Reg. SOC l9e
o. Baby Bathinette; with
combination dressing table,
soiled. Reg. 6.99------3 90
I'D All-wool Coat Sweaters;
sizes S, Z, 8 and IA. Reg. 1.99-
2.99 l.5o
(2) All-wo0l Slipon Sweaters;
size IA. Reg. 299 99-2.5o
tl9) Girls Slack Sets; blue or
brown denim. Sizes 8 to IA,
so
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Men's 1885
Spring Suits
SO

Just 10 to sell. Tweeds and
herringbones in 3-button sin
gle-breasted style, choice Of
brown, green and blue. Sizes
for regulars, 1/35, 1875, 2/37,
2/3s. 2I4o; sizes for shorts,
1/35, 1873, 1/42.
(9) Mems Suits: of hard -fin-
ished fabrics, single and dou-
bic breasted styles. Sizes for
regulars, 1885, 5/37, $40.
Reg. $500 --1S.o 90
(0 Mems Tropical Suits; in
tan, blue and green. Sizes for
regulars. 2/37, 1888. 3/39. and
1886 long. Reg. 18.95----s.75
o. Tropical Suit; in tan
shade. 3-button single-breast-
ed style. Coat and pants are
mismatched. Size 81. Reg.
1000 ----l2.5o
~ Mems Reversible Topcoats:
tweed one side, gabardine re-
verse side. Broken sizes 80 to
A. Reg. 19.95--------7.08
t15) Mems Sanforized Sport
Slacks; in dark patterns. Sizes
80 to AZ. Reg. 1.5O---8Se
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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War Bond Quotas Sci
For All Counties in
Drive for 800 Million
Campaign Hopes to
Enlist 50 Million to
Share Eoch Pay Check

Ey the Associated Press.
Quotas for every county in the
United States were set by the
Treasury today as marks to shoot
at in the campaign to sell $500 000,-
600 of War bonds and stamps in
May.
Committees were primed in every
section to launch tomorrow morn
ing the mOt intensive bond can
vass of Americans since the Victory
loan drive nearly generation ago.
House to- house promotion was ready
to begin in an effort to get $4,000. 900
Americans to pledge 10 per cent
of each paycheck to the bond cam
paign.
The 5000 100000 goal for May,
moreover, was just a start. The
June quota will be $500 900, 900, and
the goal in succeeding months will
be $1,000, 100000 per month. Av-
erage sales from July, l94l, through
January, 1912, were s437,95l ,243 per
month.
Law May Be Sought.
In the background of the cam
paign was the belief in many OFF,
cial circles that failure of this drive
will result in an administration re-
quest that Congress require by law
that every one set aside a certain
portion Of his income for War
bonds
Included in the figures released
today were the following quotas for
nearby Virginia counties: Fairfax.
s163 200; Arlington. s155,000. Nearby
Maryland quotas were Montgomery
s148, 400, and Prince Georges, sl48,-
500.
The Districts quota of $6,178 300
was announced last week.
The Treasury allotted goals rang
ing from 500 in certain counties to
sos. .493 900 in New York City. New
York consists of five counties, but
was made a unit for quota pur-
posesD
The 500 counties are Armstrong
County, S. Oak: Dakota and Dag
gett Counties, Utah, and Loving
County. Tex.
Chicago Quota Second.
Next to the New York quota rated
the $33, ,136.600 figure for Cook
County (Chicago). ILL.,, and the $23.-
OIL, 100 goal for Philadelphia Coun-
ty. Pa.
In the population center of the
country. Greene County, Ind, the
goal is $46,300.
Roosevelt County, Mont. has
quota of $39,7O0, and Churchill
County, New, $500.
The Treasury announced that
Milton Murray, Detroit Times re-
porter and president of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Guild, has been ap-
pointed consultant to the press Sec
ton of the war savings staff. He
and the Guild organization will help
publicize, without compensation,
the quota campaign.
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FURNITURE

% Solid Maple Bed; heavy
posts, butterscotch finish. Reg.
24.95 -----l0.00
% Solid Maple Colonial
Dressers; 4-drawer style, dust
proof construction. Reg. 44.95,
1000
(D Large Mahogany Vanity; 7
drawers, plate-glass mirror.
Reg. $500 ---20.0 90
~ Innerspring Mattresses;
slightly soiled, sold "as is"
Reg. 2495 --------A--o.S8
O Solid Maple Chestrobe;
with S drawers and space for
suits and coats, Reg. 1895,
1000
D Modern Walnut Dining
Room Table; standard size,
floor sample. Reg. 1895,
1000
~ Kneehole Vanities; wal
nut and mahogany finish on
hardwood. Sold "as is" Reg.
44.00 0------E----19.00 90
% Grip Arm Velour Sofa
Bed; with bedding compart-
ment. Slightly soiled. Reg.
so m 30 oo
~ F1at-top Table Desks; CEN
ter drawer and 4 sturdy legs.
Reg. 1895 ------5.oo
~ Mohair Living Room
Chairs; modern design, slight
ly soiled. Reg. 49.95---19.95
% Sofa Bed; damaged in
transit and sold "as is" Reg.
44.95 ---------2O.O 90
% Studio Couch; wood grip
arms, wine tapestry cover.
Soiled. Reg. 49.95--25.O0
% Duncan Phyfe Dining
Room Table; mahogany veneer
on hardwood, full size. Reg.
1895 --------20. 90
D Dining Room Arm Chair
and Side Chair, panel back,
upholstered seat. Reg. 9.95,
3.98
(3) Solid Maple Mite Tables;
with drawer. Slightly marred.
Reg. 1895 --5.Oo
D Period Living Room Suite;
red damask upholstery slightly
soiled. Reg. 119.00---79.Oo
ID Sofa Bed; red velour up
holstery, walnut arms, bedding
compartment. Sold "as is"
Reg. 1895 --24.ss
t5 Upholstered Seat Vanity
Benches; in walnut finish.
Reg. 4.98 ----------1.8S
u) Maple Arm Sofa Bed; tap
estry upholstery, slightly DAM
aged. Reg. 39.95--lo.9e
~ 2-pc. Tapestry Living
Room Suite; period style,
slightly soiled. Reg. 1895,
1875
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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Remnants 39c-l.98
DraperY Fabrics
l9e to So yd.

430 yards Of upholstery fab
RIGS. in useful lengths for slip
covers and drapes, including
cretonnes, homespuns, spun
rayon, ruftex, marquisette and
damask.
150) Sample Pieces of Spun
Rayon. in floral patterns. Reg.
29c each ------1Oc
(200 yds.) Spun Rayon; in
floral patterns. l and ~ yd.
lengths. Reg. 98c yd.-----29e
uD Cretonne Slip Covers;
for 72", 80" and "a" sofas.
Reg. 3.39 -2.66
t59 prs.) Ruffied and Tailored
Curtains; few of a kind pat
terms. Reg. 98c pr.--3Se
t75 yds.) Plain Color Crash;
so in. wide. Reg. 69c yd.--34e
(49) Cretonne Seat Covers;
for dining room chairs. Reg.
39c -l9e
t73 prs.) Rayon Marquisette
Sash Curtains; full width, 36"
long. Reg. 7sc pr.-------24e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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(s!3E13l;]

(1s) Broadcloth Shirts; in
stripes and all-over patterns.
Broken sizes. Irregulars Of
1.39 quality 69c
(54) Hose and Shortees: of
rayon and rayon and cotton.
All sizes. Reg. 16c pr.----loe
(59) Basque Shirts; of fine
ribbed cotton. Small, medium
and large. Reg. 89c c---34e
18) Sleeveless Sweaters; 100%o
pure wool. in blue, tan, and
green. Reg. 1.69-------8oe
40 Sport Shirts; of hopsack-
ing and crash. Small, medium
and large. Reg. 69c---l9e
(9) Broadcloth Shorts; button
front. elastic sides. Sizes 30
80. Reg. 29c------l2e
(5) Athletic Unionsuits; of
fine broadcloth and nainsook,
size SO. Irregulars of 1.65-
lbs grades s-----oe
t23) Slack Suits: Of washable
cotton gabardine, crash and
hopsacking. Sport shirts with
matching pants. Broken sizes.
Reg. 298 -----l.19
t20) Sport Sweaters, button
front, 2 pockets, broken sizes.
Reg. 1.69 -----94e
% Genuine Fur Felt Hat; in
light tan, soiled. Size 71s.
Reg. 3.98 -----l.98
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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Births Reported
David and Dora Allen. eirl

David and Dora Allen, girl
Carlton and CAROLYN Barclift, girl.
Joseph and Louise Benvenuto. girl.
Ernest and Dora Bowie. girl.
Thomas and Inez Brown, boy.
William and Margaret Burke, boy.
Joseph and Melvina Campbell. boy.
Kenneth and Alice Clouden. boy.
Francois and Antoinette dePanafieu, boy
Garnet and Beatrice Pagan, girl.
Franklin and Florence Fairfax boy.
Walter and Mary Faulkner, girl.
Robert and Corinne Felker. girl.
August and Margaret Geiger, girl.
Nathan and Helen Con. boy.
James and Catherine Gould, boy.
Thomas and Helen Hannoid, boy.
Julian and Azalia Heron, girl.
Harold and Elizabeth Howard, boy.
Fred and Doris Kuinders. girl
Edgar and Rebecca Lochstampfor, boy.
James and Mary Lyon, boy.
Edward and Rose Manning, boy.
Francis and Eleanor Milne, boy.
Marshall and Elizabeth Montrose, jr., boy
Ulysses and Mabel Moore, girl
William and Carolyne McCormac, boy.
Charles and Lucille Mckay. girl.
Otis and Sadie Patton, girl
BENJAMIN and Sylvia Rather, girl.
Richard and Ethel SteNberg. boy.
Norman and Olive Terry. boy
Thomas and Ida Tinsman. girl
Robert and Renilda Vaughr. girl.
Richmond and Agnes Ware! girl.
Charles and Helen WeathEngton. girl.
Ralph and Anne West. gill
Charles and Anita Yeaser, jr, boy.
Charles and Edna Meekins. jr., girl.
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Deaths Reported

Bridget Leech. 78, GEORGETOWN Hospital
Daniel J. Shea 75, United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Mary A. McNally, II. Walter Reed Hos
pital.
william Z. sussens II, st. Elizabeth s
Hospital
James P. Lannon. So. Providence Hos
pital
HaTtie B. Ripy, es. 1850 Connecticut ave-
Mae Hoffman, S. Sibley Hospital
Charles F. Westcamp "a. 1915 D st. Sc
Mary P. Rowland. SO, 1894 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
James W. Pitcher, 81, sl5 18th St NV.
Charlotte c. Jones, 5s, 443 Randolph
Maria L. Latrobe. 81, Walter Reed Hos
ptal
Percy H. Jewell. 55, Emergency Hospital
Anna M. Poole, AZ, 60S 9th st. ne.
Dorothy Pierson, Al. Providence Hospital.
Howard Z. Weaver. 81. 641 East Capitol ST.
Thomas 2. Gowen, 81, Doctors Hospital.
William L. Moore, jr., 10, Walter Reed
Hospital.
Edward Fine. 5, Emergency Hospital.
Hattie Weaver 81, S21 Maryland ave-
ne.
Annie Butler. S. Home for the Aged
John Rock 81, Gallinger Hospital
John Nelson, 55, Freedmen's Hospital
! William H. Hall. A.. Casualty Hospital
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HOUSEWARES

(236) Silver-plated Tableware,
including salad forks, oyster
forks and butter knives. Reg.
10c each. tPlus Federal Ex-
else Taxi Ea. Sc
~ Metal Wardrobe; double
door style with lock and key.
Slightly marred. Reg. 1895, -
1z.48
(l) Metal Combination Cab
met; for storing linens, mops,
etc. Slightly marred. Reg.
1898 --------------6. 80
81 Unpainted Chairs; odds
and ends, floor samples. Reg.
Csc to 1.39------6
(3) Decorated Metal Bread
Boxes; slightly marred. Reg.
LOO --------------------25e
% 37-pc. Decorated Dinner
Set; service for s. Sold as
is" Reg. sos set--------3.99
t2) Folding Ironing Boards;
Slightly marred. Reg. 298,
100
(2) Metal Plant Boxes; slight
ly marred. Reg. 1.25-1.49- 49e
t2D Unpainted Bookcases; floor
samples. Reg. 349--1.9o
t23) Enamel Cooking Utensils;
including tea kettles, dishpans
and water pals. Seconds of
98c grade -----3oe
(D Drop-leaf Table: brown
oak finish, left out of break
fast set. Reg. 12.95--o.9o
uD Wood Cabinet; with 2
window doors. for dishes and
kitchen utensils. Sold "as is"
Reg. 1895 ------14.88
10) Edo Fibre Board
Wardrobes; discontinued style.
Reg. 1.98 --I.6s
t250 Decorated Cups; odds
and ends. Seconds, sold "as
is" Reg. 10c-15c ea.-----5e
Golden Do1pustnirs
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DAYTIME 3;(I3;N!;
Ei17;l;1 Eii1;Ifi17;l;1

u5) ape. Cotton Play Suits;
in gay prints. Sizes IA and 16.
Reg. 2.29 -1,29
(10) Plaid Jenkins; of reused
wool and cotton, sizes IA and
Is. Reg. 89c------19e
(3D 1-pc. Swim Suits; Of ray
on satin Lastex; also 2-pc.
styles of cotton. Sizes "a and
SO. Reg. 2.99 -1.66
15) 2-pc. Jerkin Suits; of
spun rayon, in blue and rose.
Sizes IA and l8. Reg. 2.29,
1.S8
(10) CoveralIs; in navy blue,
long sleeves. Sizes IA, is and
18. Reg. ,S8
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Women's 59e Cool
Baiisis Gowns
go

Just FL to sell. Sheer batiste
In floral prints. Cut full and
well made. Tailored styles,
easy TO tub.
(4o) Rayon Satin Slips; lace
trimmed and tailored styles.
Reg. 79c -------54e
(l6) Rayon Taffeta Slips; in
dark colors, small sizes. Reg.
t23) Rayon Undies; including
panties and stepins, small
sizes. Reg. soc 9c---------ISe
az Rayon Satin Evening
Slips; tailored style. Reg.
~ eye
(9) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; lace trimmed and tai
lored styles. Reg. 1.os---I.39
(1z) Brushed Rayon He'd
Jackets; small sizes. Reg. 1.le,
39s
Goldenberg's-kain Floor
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ACCESSORIES

(125) Odd Lots Of Neckwear;
in white, pink, blue and yel-
low. All necklines and bib
effects. Reg. 59c---------79e
(97) Wraparounds; of rayon
jersey, gabardine twill and
novelty twill. Pastels and dark
colors. Reg. 59c---------29e
(76) Leather Belts; In patents
and capeskins, also novelty
fabricoids. Black and colors.
Reg. soc ------2oe
(72) Vestees and Dickeys; In
floral prints, stripes and plain
colors. Full front and back.
Reg. 1.19 ----------S8e
(147) Dickeys; in white, pas
tells and prints. Some rever-
sible colors. Reg. 39c,
3 for 98e
$500 Women's Pure Linen
HAndkerchiefs; white and coll
ors. Soiled from display. Reg.
29c 10 SOC each-------I5e
GoldenberQ'-Mdin Floor
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GLOVES

t74) Women's Doeskin Gloves;
slipon style. white and colors.
Reg. 1.59 -----1.O 90
(137) WOmen's Fabric Gloves;
with leather back, assorted
colors. Reg. 1.00---69e
(97 Women's Doeskin Gloves;
in white and colors, broken
sizes. Seconds OF l.19 quail
ity ------49e
t114 Women's Fabric Gloves;
in white and colors. Reg. sec,
39e
(59) W6men'S Mesh Gloves;
navy with white trim. Reg.
39c loc
Goldenberq's-Mdin Floor
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Boys l.5s Spring
Longies
100

Just 50 pairs. Full cut, well
made longies Of sturdy. long
wearing cotton fabrics In good
looking plaids. Sizes 10 to Is.
(s) Boys pearl Harbor"
Sweat Shirts; in red and blue.
small sizes. Reg. 69c--3ee
tS) Boys Sweaters; in coat
style, desirable patterns, bro
ken sizes. Reg. 1.2949e
(5) Boys Slack Sets in sizes
8 and 10. Irregulars Of 1.98-
2.98 grades 90
81 Boys Suits; coat and
knickers, one suit slightly mis-
matched. Sizes 8 and IL. Reg.
5.98 -----1. 80
(24) Boys Wash Shorts; San
forized shrunk, good patterns.
Sizes 4 and 6. Reg. 69c---29e
~ Junior Boys Rugby Suit;
coat and longie mismatched.
Size 6. Reg. 4.98-2.99
(D Junior Boys Sport Coat;
in green, size 7. Reg. 5.98,
z.ss
(7S) Boys Cotton Knit Polo
Shirts; with contrasting trim,
broken sizes. Reg. soc ---lee
(6) Junior Boys Knit Suits;
shirt with matching shorts.
Small sizes. Reg. 1.39 to 1.69,
See
t3z} Boys Wash Slacks; San
forized shrunk, broken sizes.
Irregulars Of lie to 1888
grades ----46e
Cd Boys White Shirts; with
stand-up collar, broken sizes.
Irregulars of 79c to 98c grades,
59e
(16) Boys White Duck Long
les; broken sizes. Reg. 1.39,
Sse
~ Prep Suit: coat, vest and
longies, size IA. Reg. 8.98,
3.e9
a. Boys Covert Coveralls;
sizes 8 and 4. Reg. 69c---I9e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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LINENS

I'D 7-pc. Luncheon Sets; of
rayon and cotton. Reg. 2.99,
l.97
(3) 7-pc. Hand d-embroidered
Luncheon Sets; regularly 2.99.
1.29
(23) Handmade Lace Scarfs;
size l7x36 in. Reg. 39c --19c
(5) 7-pc. Luncheon Sets; of
rayon and cotton, peach color.
Reg. 2.49 .54
(8) Embroidered Guest Tow
els; 2 in a box. Reg. soc 27e
t180) Huck and Dish Towels;
seconds Of better quality. Reg.
15c and Csc ca. 1Oc
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-30
SUITS
Sport Shirt ond Matching

(2) 2-pc. Tweed Suits; short
coat and skirt, man tailored.
Sizes IL and 16. Reg. 10.95,
4.66
a. 3-pc. Cape Suits; 3 navy,
l plaid. Full-length cape, coat
and skirt. Reg. 19.95----9.66
~ 3-pc. Coat Sets; full
length coat, short coat and
skirt, rose color. Sizes IL and
16. Reg. 29.95----lo.44
~ Tweed Coat; trimmed with
natural lf fur collar, rayon
lined. Size Is. Reg. 1895,
1898
(5) Junior Misses Coats;
trimmed with plaid or red.
Sizes 9, 13 and II. Reg.
AVN ------------ -----1. o D
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-30
DRESSES

t0 Rayon Alpaca Dresses; in
black and navy. Misses and
women's sizes. Reg. 7.95-8.95,
5.44
~ Spring Dresses; Of rayon
crepe, in navy and printed de-
signs. Sizes 1920. Reg. 4.99-
sos ---2.37
a. Summer Dresses; of rayon
alpaca, in pastel shades.
Slightly soiled from display.
Sizes 16 to 20. Reg. 1925,
6.66
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-30
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(62) Felt Base Rugs; 6x9 #,
perfect quality --l.S4
t1S4 yds.) Felt Base Rem
nants; 2 yds. wide. Reg. 39c-
59c SO. yd.----- 24c
tD Felt Base Rugs; 9x9 it.,
modern design. Reg. sos,
3.s5
(18) Felt Base Rugs; 3xl2 it.
Reg. 2.98 -----------I.75
az Grass Rugs; 6x12-ft. size.
Reg. 7.95 --4.85
~ Heavy Wool and Fibre
Rugs; 6xs #. Reg. 1895 o.75
1) Heavy Wool and Fibre
Rug; Axis #. Reg. 1895,
1850
G22) yds.) Fibre Runner; 27
inches wide. Reg. 1.59 yd.,
l.2o
e yds.) Sisal Runner: a
inches wide. Reg. 2.25 yd.,
$50
(6) Fibre Rugs; size 27x54
inches. Reg. 2.50---l.5o
(8) Fibre Rugs; size 36x72
inches. Reg. 3.95----2.5o
t15) Wilton Rugs; size 27x27
inches. Reg. 2.95-3.95- .4e
~ Figured Broadloom Rug;
size 9x16.6. Sold "as is" Reg.
1000 -------72.5 so
(2) Heavy Broadloom Rugs;
size 6.6x8 #. Reg. 1900,
1880
m Administer Rug; size 12x
liz #. Used in model home.
Reg. $500 --29. 90
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-30
PAINTS

t36 half gals.) Floor and Deck
Enamel; for use inside or out
side. Reg. l.49 half gal. .09
"a gals.) Ready Mixed Paint;
in white and colors. Reg. 1.79
gal. ~
(13 gals.) Waterproof Spar
Varnish; quick drying. Reg.
ESQ gal. -----------l.So
t29 Kals.) Washable Interior
Gloss; In white and colors.
Reg. 3.25 gal. -----2.49
IA gals.) Red Roof Paint;
mixed with linseed oil. Reg.
1.69 gal. ----l.l9
Goldenbero ro's-DoWnsturs