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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
THE Mad Forties'
Lord Of Alaska"


SiberianS ranged the American
northwest coast on the track of
the priceless sea otter.
Baranov was sent TO discipline
them, to found new settlements,
10 establish new outpoStS, to
plant Russian roots into this in
Credibly forlorn earth. Born the
son of a provincial storekeeper.
he became a trader. warrior,
governor. navigator, Shipbuildor
and Son-in-law 10 an Indian
chioftain
lie built an empire in a land
SO remote that even Napoleon :
invasion of Russia came to hum
only as a rumor. Yet he sue
cccdcd in sending great wealth
homo 10 his company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Famous Host

He entertained Puget and
Vancouver on their voyages of
exploration and tales OF his pro-
digious capacities as "A host were
spread by ship captains into
every port in the world.
In the 3.000-mlc stretch of
land where he was lord he sub
lugatcd the Indians and out
witted his countrymcn. built his
own ships. sailed TO Honolulu
and triumphed over odds so dos
pcratc than the English and tho
Yankees thought him mad,
Chcvigny has not gwen US
dry as dust chronicle of this
adventure IN Alaska II is a
thrilling narrative that VIII
sometimes remind YOU Of the
adventures OF Robinson CruSoC'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Loses After 30 Years

A FTER 40 years in Congress one member
"A defeated in The recent election shed tears
and stated the public had done him wrong.
Forty years in Congress is enough for any
man. In fact it is too much There should
be a limit 20 the terms representatives and
senator's can enjoy A little new blood is
always necessary in Washington -. In New
York City you can hire a Packard limousine
and chauffeur at the rate Of Is cents a mile
Seems bargain F.. Rug cleaning organiza~
ton claims 70 get four pounds of dirt from
the average rug even when the housewife
owning it claims 10 have used the vacuum
cleaner daily. Maybe the home managers
don't bear down on that vacuum cleaner as
hard as theV should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

and sometimes of Paul Bunvan
and sometimes OF Marco Polo.
Behind the Face of Japan
Speaking OF Alaska one can
help thinking OF Japan - and,
folks, what we think about
Japan today cannot be uttered
on paper or even in nice COM
pany However l want 20 call
TO your attention positively the
best study of Japan and the
Japanese that l have SO far
read. Behind The Face OF
Japan CApplctonl, by an out
standing authority on all that
Is ASiaUc, Upton Close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
BOOKS IN REVIEW

American noodles Including Tho
Sage Of HYDE Park the iamou,
claUNoyan', Andrew Jackson
DAVIS.
I'm this racv book OF Amcri-
cana you'll meet Horace Gree
ley Egar Allan Poe the great
John Ca~par SpurZhcm -ucIIa
You an about your brain while
running his hands over your
bumps } Horny Ward Bccchcr
and Cora Nowat', the CLAM
our -.rL' of that rra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
By BENJAMIN DeCasseres


Run Fredericksburg. Craucol-
lor,vllc, NlCksbuIg ChIrka-
manga. Missionary RIdgc-aud.
finally, 10 AppomoitaN
in the middle of this thrilling
book we are told again Of that
high moment in the history ot
the rr-rT7tiC-tinC0inS G6ttyS-
burg address. which fell fiat at
the time. but which has now
become immortal In d., grave
beauty and high resolve
THE ride TO Washington took
until midnight Lincoln was
weary. talked little, lie had
stood that day the worlds fore
most spokesman at popular
government, saying that dcmoc-
racy was yet worth fighting for.
lie had spoken a. one I'm mist
who might head on deeper Yet
into mist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Sandburg's Book

Carl Sandburgs book. storm
over thosLand a Profile OF The
Civil War tHarcOurt- BrdCcD.
therefore Us apropes This story
OF tho great conflict is taken
mainly from his vast Abraham
Lincoln saga.
II opens with the Pearl Har-
Dor of 1861, when General
EcaurcCard fired on tho flag at
Fort Sumter and Lincoln called
i1r IS 600 volunteers.
Then Sand burg takes us
through Bull Run tanuthcr
Poarl liarhorn. Shiloh. tn .
Wilderness. the Second Bull
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Miaht Perish

"IIc incarnat"d the assurances
and pretcnScS at popular governs
mrnt. implied that ii could and
right perish from the earth.
What he meant Ivy "a new birth
of freedom for the nation could
have a thousand Interpretations.
Tho taller riddles If dcmuc-
racy stood up out OF the address.
n had the dro9m-touch Of vast
End furious events cpitomiLed
for any foretci,cr 10 read what
was 60 come.
"IIis Cadcnccs sang the an
cicnt song that where there IL
freedom men have fought and
sacrificed for IL, and that free
dom II worth mems dying for.
His outwardlv smooth SEN
fences were inside of them
gnarlcd aud tough with the
cnigmaS Of the american cNpcri-
ment"
Renew your great American
background IN Sardburc hook.
CoWrtst 1852. b, Krg Features
NoTpmbor 11 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Her Exact Opposite

Tu, glamour g.rl' OF a hum
drad years ago, houcyct WAS
,He r>aa, opposite OF hor SISTER
ol Today. Cora Went l0to
frances WAS m.u.m-r0c art
gEa walked a h. sleep Jlsr
taU. peck. gentle leaacr ot
CwfH. glamour xiv, O.. Sew
Aor. B.. tho 1J,.
Though in her commandment
state her c>clide hung loose and
the bail, IT her eyes were ~
rolled ~ 80 render them useless
~ medium Of vision, she wa,
80 much the master at the mag
netic influence that she de
,cribcd every dish the doctor
selected from the card.
but She refused TO cat any
thing HERSELF, saving. The
>mplrton lthe term her mas
nctic mind used for her material
bod,J isn't hungry.
\ng imagine ONE of o.r q y +,
~ TODAY GAZING b., body %
-ur.a'Ua'!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
The Swea ter Wearer

EIIS THERE any good reason why a stenog-
4 rapher should not wear an attractive
sweater 10 the Office" writes Boston am
rnanueriss. Would you ebirct If your secre-
tary wore a sweater" | can't think Of any
good reason why an attractive stenographer
should not wear an attractive-swcater to the
Office In fact ! had a secretary who often
wore a sweater. However in a middle western
factory the feminine workers were requested
not 90 wear sweaters 90 work as when they
did it distracted the minds of the male
workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Ethel Turp writes:
BROOKLYN, Nov. -

BKOOkL1N, NOV. 10
nEAR Sir-My husband Joe Turp has gone
~ 10 the war and he told me To write 10
you and tell you he may be away awhile. That
was one of the last things he told me except,
of course that he loves me. He told me that
a million times. He said TO write you every
week and tell you the news Of our neighbour
hood until he can send you a letter himself
from the war but there isn't much news this
week.
| have moved to my mons house until
Joe comes back because it would be too
lonesome in the place where We were living
without Joe He was really lot Of company.
He told me not to sit under the apple tree
with anybody else but him while hc-ts at the
war only of course he was just kidding
because there isn't an apple tree in Brooklyn
that know Of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

10 the greatest length OF any
country i'm the modern world
n j. a Journalism Of ceremony.
entirely different i'm spirit from
putting on dog as known in the
West"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
MIR. Close S Way

Here is a glimpse of ono Of
Tho many contradictions oi 'Hc
Jap character. which vail also
give You "a ta,t. %, SIR. Close
way OF telling Things
II thin, tllt in some WAYS
they are the most natural people
in the world. \ Japancsc high
official or professor j. a great
man. held In ave n American
people hold perhaps no one other
than their p.Cs,dc1i or IS
Roman Catholics might hold
their bishops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
UnconyontionaI Dress

In no country do great and
famous men feel 80 free 10 be
unconventional i'm their dress
and habits Is in Japan. and their
people feel this no sacrifice of
their dignity. An admiral re-
Gently chosen premier allowed
ncWspapcrmcn to AXE n =
photograph ~ h was pulling on
his shoes To 60 Co the imperial
audience 90 receive his appoint
ment.
Yet. paradoNiCally, In this
same Japan Journalism II carried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Puppy's Marrow Escape

News item reveals n 550-pouud bear vas
~ shot tho other day near the place NC
sp1nt tho sl-H-i4-ll4i--, -+t.are efF "trip ran
around ia thc woods Itouder what the pup
would have done # he had suddenly come
upon 55o-pourd bear a.. Ana asked by
San Francisco client how much of the bills a
working married woman Should pay if her
husband also has a good job That's an argu-
ment i'm which l wauldnt care 20 become
involved But-it does seem that when mar
ned woman takes a job she should pay from
her salary for the work she would have done
If she remained At home This-iSr for maid
and the cost Of taking care Of the children,
if any.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
The Brighter Side
By Damon RunyOn

Copyright. 1919, hing Features Syndicate Inc
Distributed b. International NeWs srrNiee.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

- NOCcmbcr -, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

that | know of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

FoRD-1e3s tudor; black, good rubber.
heater; special. S149.
PARKS-MacMICHAEL
1870 West I'M. RID. UN. S-42io
FoRD-3s de l. coupe radio. heater. low
mileage; like new; 1895, terms.
A. w. Reister, 300 f. Jefferson
FoRD-'ss de luxe tudor; radio. heater;
good running condition; S2s5, terms.
PACKARD
574 East Jefferson RA. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

FORD-1s37 tudor sedan radio and heater
"a plates; full price S1es, trade or !,
down.
K. NJ. Gregory saiesrooms, 1865 Gratiot.
Largest Stock in Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
WE SELL FOR LESS

FoRD-is4o tudors: ) to choos. from
good rubber; your choice, x4e5.
PARKS-MacMICHAEL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

MERCURY-'3s sedan: motor. tires, nnish
interior like new; S4s5, terms.
A. w. Reister. 300 E. Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

FoRD-is4o special de luxe tudor; green
finish: one owner: has spotlight fog
lights, radio and other extras; $685.. Floyd
Rice 1897 I,iyernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

MxRcURY-'42 custom 2-door sedan; run
Few miles. 1915 Gratiot, near Sears.
MERcURy-Is40 de luxe sedan. Used
5000 miles. Tires perfect It's spot
less beauty. Only $6ss, easy terms. 1460s
Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
Automobiles for Sale

PLYMOUTH-1941 de luxe sedans and 4
doors. Choice OF beauties. Most have
radios and motors. Tires like new. See
lDetroits best bargains; only 1855 up. easy
terms. 1906 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04

epher--Latest 40 6-pass. GUS
tom club cpe.: real low mileage, semi
leather trim factory radio, htr, origi-
nal like new. high priced tires Compare.
you'll buy; s79s complete, bank terms.
q222 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-04
1924 Gratiot

FORD--1s3s de luxe tudor; new paint,
good tires; your car down; $24s-
PARKS-MacMICHAEL
I424o West Uni. RID. UN. 3-42f0
Evening star., 1942-08-13
All AirIines Modified
1oSpeed Supplies
To Fighting Fronts
Services Of Eight More
Enlisted in Army's
International Set Up

With the cooperation of eight ad-
ditional airlines, the War Depart
ment announced yesterday it has
completed the mobilization of the
| entire air transport industry on an
international basis to speed delivery
OF supplies and personnel to the
fighting fronts of the United Ma
tions.
Presidents of the eight companies
met mere with Brig. Gen. Harold L.
George. commanding general Of the
air transport command, and agreed
on procedures to be followed, it was
announced. to keep the Allied forces
supplied wherever they may be-"
Nine Others Enlisted Previously.
Nine other airlines which, with
those entering the agreement today
make up the entire civil airline field
in the United States, previously had
enlisted in the Armys worldwide
transportation network.
The airlines which have Just en-
tered the agreement are the Con-
tinental Airlines, Colonial Airlines,
CnlcagO ana southern, Delta, In
land, continent, National and
Pennsylvania Central Airlines.
Lines to Get More Planes.
Unde" the expansion plan, the
War Department said, present COM
mercial schedules will be continued
under the private management OF
the companies. The plan calls for
immediate assignment of substantial
numbers of additional aircraft to the
airlines by the Army Air Forces.
Gen. George, in outlining the pro-
gram to the airline executives, de-
clared that our air transport COM
mand plans to make the maximum
possible use" Of the civilian trans
port companies and their facilities.
If the program set up for each COM
pany fails to make full use of the
ground ana flight services OF the
carrier, he said, that company Will
be given an opportunity to expand
to the extent of its capacity.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Mass Will Honor Quezon
And Philippine People

A mass celebrating the birthday
anniversary of Filipino President
Manuel Quezon and dedicated to
the people of the Philippines will
be held at I'm. Sunday under the
auspices OF the Filipino Catholic
Association of Washington at st.
Aloysius Church, North Capitol and
streets NV.
The mass, which will offer pray
ers for victory and freedom. peace
and safety, health and strength" for
the Filipinos and their President.
will be celebrated by the Most Rev.
John F. O'Hara. military delegate
OF the Army and Navy Ordinariate.
The Rev. Pacifico Ortiz. chap
lain of President Quezon, and the
Rev. Pedro P. Verceles, chaplain of
the Filipino Association, will assist
Bishop O'Hara in the mass. The
sermon will be given by the Rev.
Thomas B. Cannon. director of the
Jesuit Philippine Bureau.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
79c Full Fashioned
Chiffon Hose
69e

480 pairs to sell. Full fash
ioned chiffon rayon hose. sheer
ringless quality. Reinforced
with cotton foot for longer
wear. Sizes so to 1914 in
new colOrs.
(267) Full fashioned Silk
Chiffon Hose: 3-thread weight,
reinforced with rayon tops.
Assorted colors. Mill mends
of lis quality y-------5oc
198} FuH-Fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose; sheer and clear,
also service weight with Isle
tops. 4. Mill mends of 89c
quality -----------49 49c
(166) Kant Run Service
Weight Hose; of rayon REIN
forced with cotton. Irregulars
of soc quality 39e
(263) "No-Seam" Silk Chif-
fon Hose; 2-thread all-silk top
to toe. Seconds of 100 quail
ity ----------------49e 49e
f173) FulI-fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose; also rayon mesh.
Mill mends Of 79c quality. 25c
t144) All-silk Chiffon Hose;
with rayon top, knit to fit.
Mill mends Of sec quality. Zoe
1852 Rayon Service Weight
Hose; also Kant-Run rayons.
Mill mends of 39c quality,
lac
(S9) Misses and Children's
Anklets; with turned down
cuffs, pastels and white. Ir-
regulars of 29c quality Ice
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Mems Broadcloth
Dress Shirts
Az

Special for Friday-5aO mems
dress shirts of fine count
broad C 10 t h, and summer
weight sport shirts. Most all
sizes. Slight irregulars of bet
ter grades.
az Famous Make Ties; hand
tailored, silk tipped. Orig.
100 ------------------38e
t53) Mems Slack Sets; in
green only. Sport shirt and
slacks to match Orig. 2.48,
69e
(10) Hand-tailored MOhair
Wash Ties; full shape. Orig.
(97) Arrow Stiff Collars; most
all sizes. Orig. 25c----2c
(3S) Mems Slack Sets; broken
sizes. Irregulars Of 400 quail
ity ------------2,2o
(24) Mems Fine Body Straw
Hats; sizes 7, 71s and ia.
Orig. 800 to 500 90
t23) Mems Body Straw Hats;
samples and odd lots, broken
sizes. Orig. 200 and ESQ, 5oe
125) Mems Basque and T.
Shirts; crew neck, short
sleeves. Orig. 69c---2zc
tSS) Mems Bathing Trunks;
built-in support belt. Orig.
1.39 -46c
Goldenberg's-Mniu Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Births Reported

Beach, Logan and Catherine, % boy.
Blanchard, George and Lottie, eiri
SanoPa, Leon and Doris. boy
Slntron,> Ramon and Monserrate sirl,
Donohue., Charles and Louise, boy.
GGiases Gaens, Theodors eodors and Marsaret: boy.
Hayes, Lewis and Elizabeth, girl
Howell. John and jamie, girl.
Kuhn, Charles and Nellie, girl.
Lee. Allyn and Alyce, boy
Mckinley, Charles and Mary, boy.
O'Connor, Wilbur and Elva. boy.
Schrider; Alfred and Hanne, boy.
Wright, Robert and Mary. boy. boy
Banks, Walter and Iona. girl
Brown, Robert and Essie, girl
Outten, Isaac and Georgia, girl
Reardon, Austin and Marie, girl.
Ross, James and Martha. boy
Beach, Robert and Evelyn, boy.
Bierman, Jacauin and Irma. girl
Bowling. James and Gladys boy.
Chappel. Laben and Mary boy
Daniel. Edward and Phyllis. boy.
Fowler, George and Helen, boy.
Grazo, Gerald and Ruth, girl.
Harrison. John and Ruth. boy
Kaspar, Albert and Leona. girl.
Lands, William and Mary, boy.
Mover, Robert and Mary, girl.
Nelson. Wallace and Jean. girl.
Randolph, Gilmer and Mildred. girl.
ShrieVes. Borden and Angela. girl.
Wormenhoven, Garrett and Jackouelil
Brantlev. Willie and Sally, boy
Campbell. James and Alberta. sirl
Cverton: Henry. and Jean, girl.
Rothwell, Fmmick ans Lucille, girl
Saundes, Harvey and Madeline, girl.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
LINGERIE k1sl1

(20) Rayon Taffeta Slips;
with white top. navy or black
bottoms. Broken sizes. Orig.
1.l9 -----64c
t120) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; lace trimmed or tailored
styles Tearose, white and
blue. Orig. SOC
(1D Gauze Cotton Union
suits; closed seat, small sizes
only. Orig. 69c--37e
(10) Cotton Crepe Slackettes;
with brassiere top, small sizes.
Orig. 1.19----- Sac
(39y Rayon Mesh Briefs; tea
rose and white. Orig. soc, 27e
l79) Rayon indies; tailored
and trimmed styles. Small
sizes. Orig. 39c-----2Ic
17) Batiste Gowns; in floral
prints, size IT. Orig. 100, Sic
(19) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; small sizes. Irregulars
Of 1893 quality---87e
'GoldenberUs-Mnin Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Mems SIS Au.Wool
Tropical Suits
1880 q

Just to sell. AlI-wool wor =
steds in tropical weight, neat
patterns. Sizes for regulars,
1/3s, 1/3s, I/4o; steut, 1/4s;
short, 1/39; longs, 1873, 1/42.
(15) Mems Tropical Suits;
single andsdouble breasteds IN
grey, green, brown and blue.
Sizes for regulars, 1886. 1888,
1/39, LAO. 1/42. IA; shorts,
1/36, A37, 1888. 1/40. IA;
stouts, 1i44, 1I42, 1/4o, 1/46.
Orig. 20.0O--------l2 50
~ Mems Rayon Suits; grey
color, sizes for regulars IS and
A. Orig. 15.00----5.oo
u) Medium Weight Suit; for
year round wear. Neat brown
stripe, size 81. Orig. 1895,
7.s3
(5) Mems Reversible Top
coats; brown and tan tweed.
Sizes for regulars, 1877, 1/42:
short, 2I42, IA. Orig.
1925 ----7,75
f20) Mems Sanforixed Wash
Stacks; broken sizes 20 to so.
Orig. 1.98----------S7s
GoldenbergS-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Virginia Traffic Drops

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 13 (R.-
Highway travel in Virginia during
July dropped. 34l6 per cent from
the July, 194l, travel, the State
Highway Department reported. The
months total vehicle miles Travelled
was estimated at 223,840,572, COM
pared with 340;372,344 the same
month last year.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
E33;s;;!':;135'l'E3

t93) Washable Handbags; in
white and colors, some black
and brown trimmed. Orig.
100 and 1.69 Soc
t4D Genuine Leather Hand
bags; also fabris in black. red,
blue and tan. Orig. 2.29 to
800 ,47
(39) Handbags; in fabrics and
fabricoids, white, black and
colors. Orig. soc and loo.
29e
Women's Belts; in black and
colors, small sizes. Orig. 100
and 47c
Goldenbergs-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Deaths Reported

Arthur J. sheehan. 70, a19 Potomac ave
Sc
Jennie Alberty, 80. 1928 18th st. NV.
Ida x, Strong. 50. 1928 Lowell st. NV.
Frsnoes FSspess Tafy r Mitchell g. 4 AIS si 18th & p
David Waters. So, 2O33 H st. NV,
Maraarett Pearson. 81. 511 B st. Sc.
Anna Taillefer, 5S, 1900 Conn. ave
Thomas A. Shannon 81. 21ls Mass ave
NV.
Dorothy Ralsten. 40. Bethesda. Nd
Rose c. Waskewicz, A.. 2o7 st. NV.
Anna Markoff, 46. 1913 w. Virginia ave
ne.
Lawrence j Taylor. 46. 2719 9th st. ne
Nelson H Ca plan. "a, Boston, Mass.
Edgar Ray, -, Freedmen's Hospital.
Georsa A. Foster, 64. 204 14th St Sc.
Ernest Payne. As. 456 Virginia ave. s.w
Ralph Williams. As, | 8 Logan pl NV.
Mamie Barnes, 10. 1143 Corcoran ST. NV
James F. Dyson. ! /, 1894 18th ST. ne.
Ralph H. Young. 3 22l Parker ST. ne.
Clarence Murphy, /. Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
ACCESSORIES

(29) Turbans; made up and
wraparounds, all colors, and
white. Orig. SOC to 100 2oe
(400) Mems White Handker-
chiefs; seconds of 121ac quail
ity oC
f342) Mems Colored Border
Handkerchiefs. Seconds Of
Csc quality y------------12Ee
(420) Mems Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs; seconds and
misWeaves of 29c and 35c
qualities ---------17e
t370) Women's Handkerchiefs,
including white, prints and
initials. Seconds of 10c and
l212c qualities III for 55e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13
FURNITURE

(1) Mite Table: maple finish
on hardwood. Slightly marred.
Orig. 4.o8--l.o4
1) Period Poster Bed; butt
walnut veneers; reeded posts.
Orig. 39.95--------2 1000
u) Large Modern Vanity;
walnut veneer; 36" plate glass
mirror. Orig. 63.00---34.o5
~ Kneehole Desk; 6 drawers;
walnut finish. Slightly marred.
Orig. 15.95----9.95
~ Lawson Sofa; blue figured
tapestry; web bottom. Orig.
4995 ------3e.95
~ Solid Maple Vanity; rich
honey color. with plate glass
mirror. Orig. 39.95--l9.00
~ Lounge Chair; rich beige
tapestry, tufted back. Slightly
soiled. Orig. 29.95--I9.o5
Cd Lounge Chair; modern de-
sign, rose DuBarry mohair.
Slightly soiled. Orig. 1895,
32.0o
~ Boudoir Chair; blue
sateen, slightly torn. Orig.
7.s5 .s5------4.88 .88
u) Solid Maple Buffet; d.
nette size. Slightly marred.
Orig. 24.95 500
~ Set Of Dining Room
Chairs; velour seats, walnut
veneer. Orig. 400 set 1885
ID Dressing Table Desk;
ivory enamel finish. Slightly
marred. Orig. 19.95---Io.o0
~ Innerspring Mattress; size
3.3, A. C. A. ticking, soiled.
Orig. 17.s5-----l2 .38
D Innerspring Mattress;
size 33. Rolled edge. taped.
Sold "as is" Orig. 1895,
1888
n) Twin Innerspring Mat
tress; floral ticking, cover is
torn. Orig. 1895
(2) Twin size Cotton Mat
tresses; rolled edge. Slightly
soiled. Orig. 9.95
~ Folding Metal Cots; hell
cal tied khaki duck base. Orig.
7.95 ------5.o5
1) Folding Cot and Mattress;
slightly shopworn, sold "as is"
Orig. 1695---------7.
(D Odd Bed; full size solid
maple honey finish. Sold "as
is" Orig. 14.95---7.95
Goldenberg's-FourthF Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Gixls' New Fall
Wash Dresses
89e

Smartly styled frocks for
school days. Torso and waist
styles In tubfast cottons,
choice of pretty plaids. stripes,
checks and new prints. Sizes
! to ID.
(T Johnny Jumpers; sizes IL,
7, 10 and Is. Orig. 1.19- 59e
t2D Girls Sheer Dresses;
sizes 7, 8, IL and IA. Orig.
b9c 29c
(23) Girls Polo Shirts; broken
sizes. Orig. 59c---2 2oc
III White Marquisette Dress:
size 8. Orig. 6.99--44o
t25) Bathing Trunks; sizes 4
to 8. Orig. 89c 4ee
tS) Tots Sheer Dresses; sizes
l, 2, 3 and 4. Orig. soc 2ee
14) Sun Suits; sizes 7, 10. II
and IA. Orig. 89c---3ee
(l6) Pique Hats; in white.
Orig. 79c-le ler
t2) Girls Crepe Dresses; sizes
10 and -. Orig. 2.99 --l.2o
tD Infants Coat Set: in
white. Orig. 2.49---I.5o
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-13

AWNINGS

(2) Canvas Porch Drops; 4
it. wide, 61a-ft. drop. Orig.
298 .o4
az Canvas Porch Drops; it.
wide, 7-ft. drop. Orig. 3.49,
2.27
(1D Canvas Porch Drops;
S it. wide, 6-ft. drop. Orig.
2.49 1T
(S) 30" Window Awnings.
Orig. 1873 ---a--------78e
~ Window Awnings; 33" and
80" wide. Orig. 1913 o4e
t3) Double Window Awnings;
complete ready to hang. Orig.
(O Moleskin Leatherette Has
socks; yellow color. Sold as
is" Orig. 1.79--------7oe
(2s) Oilcloth Scares; size Tx
As. Orig. 15c ea.-----8e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor