davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

soeony-vaeuum OH Company. Inc. and
subsidiaries. excluding all foreign subsidi-
aries and branches, showed a 1871 net In
come OF si3, i75so2. including s7.os4. s4s
income, net from foreign investments, and
after dedueting 81. 500, 900 provision for flu.
ture reduction In inventory values. The net
equals N.ae a share against S3e. +0s. ooo
or $i.i7 share In 1910. ,lI
Greyhound Corporatiou and Subsidiaries
had a lstl net profit OF So, sac. SGT equal
share. against 'r r. 90 s'a Or S7' .i iGSmS ON
z,oe3.Aos common shares In 1910.
Bond stores. Inc, had . 1891 net profit
OF 2,77p,2lo after federal income and ex-
for contingencies. The above net Il equal
10 1926 share on 70i. ts1 shares. This
compares with net profit Of 81. $50. SIS
or 1888 share In 1910.
Wayne Pump Company for the ou.rtey
ended February 2s report q net profit OF
sle4. o3I after federal income taxes equal
TO % cents a share on 2se, $50 shares. No
Excess profits tax appears necessary At this
Tine. the report states. This compares with
sif2,Tio or - cents a share In February
quarter OF the previous year.
Midland steel Products Company and sub
sidisry had 1871 net profit OF 81 col ala
after federal income and excess profits
taxes and provision OF 1882. 500 for profit
sharing fund, etc. Above net Ia equal after
dividsnds paid on 50 cumulative first pre-
lierred ana on W noncumulative preferred
TO ~ 81 shsre on 234.ei5 shares OF com
mon against s2,2e9, 500 or IS. e5 a common
share In 1910.
Federal Light and Traction Company and
subsidiaries had 1871 net income OF 81, :
I094 ,0ss after federal income and excess
Profits taxes etc. equal after dividend
Requirements on Is preferred 10 $15s a
snare on 524. 903 shares OF common against
u 1850 or s2.o2 a common share In
1910.
Aluminium Company OF America and
wholly owned subsidiaries report a 1871 net
income Of Sf0.es2, 1874 eausl 20 S2a 90 a
snare on common against an adjusted net
income OF sac. 470 or s2s 10 on common
IN 1870. Substantial borrowings were needed
10 finance the company's expansion in 1871
A. the end OF last year II had notes payable
within the year amounting TO SIT 900 600
ana notes payable not due within one wear
amounting TO SIS. $50 600. Income and ex-
cess profits taxes IN 1891 were 1859, us.
American Chain and Cable Co., Inc, and
domestic and Canadian subsidiaries had q
1871 net profit of So. Tsf. 666 equal 10 So Sc
share on common against ga coo <TS- or
LIS on common In 1910. Provisions for
federsi and Canadian income and excess
profits taxes were So, All. 4s4 against ST..
s34. SIS In 1870.
Life Savers Corporation showed q isSI
net profit OF 81 030. $50 equal 10 81 ~ a
snare against ti.0i6.s77 or 81. 90 a share
IN 1880. Provision for income and excess
profit STAKES was ssii,759 against S434, s3f
In 1910.
Norsnda Mines. Ltd, had . 1871 net IN
com. OF 81 os3. e23 after taxes. etc.
equal 70 81 ~ a share on 223eT7 shares
against $40. 0e4, f2i or 81. 81 a share In 1870
kresge Foundation report for 1871 shows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
219,413 Shareholders
In General Electric

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. April
General Electric stockholders
on March Is, the record date for
the dividend to be paid April Is.
totaled 219,430, an increase of
1,074 since the last record date,
Dec. 26, 1941. On March IA, 1941,
there were 215.556 stockholders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Consolidated Gas Of Baltimore for the 4,
months ended Feb. %. ist2. had q net IN
come OF SO. To5. sse after federal income
taxes equal after preferred dividend require
msnts TO s4.s5 a share on l.167,397 shares
common against ss.i4o. n2s or A,21 . COM
mon share in II months ended Feb. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Eureka Pine Line Company de-
clared a dividend of so cents. pay
able May / TO holders of record
April Is. 1t paid the same amount
May l last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

kresse Foundation report for 1871 shows
balance available for interest OF 81 1855. lse
after depreciation. amortization and tases
After providing for interest. amortization
81 discount. and expense and taxes paid
for account OF note holders there was an
excess OF income over expenses OF Sis72 :
sac, comparing with sfsf3 7s7 excess OF
income over expenses in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

BIaw-Knox Company declared
an interim dividend of Is cents.
payable May / TO holders OF rec
ord April -. The same amount
was paid April Z last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Norsnda Mines. Ltd, had o 1871 net In
come OF sii 0s3 623 after taxes, etc.
equal 70 81 - a share on 223e.772 shares
against $40. 0s4. f2i or 81. 81 a share in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Dividends

Link Belt Company declared
regular quarterly dividend OF 30
cents on common. payable to hold
ers of record May 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

White Sewing Machine Corpora
ton declared a dividend of so
cents on prior preference stock,
payable May / TO holders of rec
ord April 20. A like amount was
paid February 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Lehigh Portland Cement Com
pany declared regular quarterly
dividend of 37Is cents on COM
mon. payable May l TO holders of
record April IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

DODGE 1897 2-door de luxe sedan: radio
and heater; S26S. ID down; we trade
Law a Kowalk. 1891 Livernois. North
lawn q529
DODGE-ie40 club coupe heater like
new. $625. Ia down. We trade. Law n
Kowalk, 1891 Livernois Northlawn 1929
DoDGE-lei 2-door, radio. white wall
tires only 1000 miles. 1923 cash
Lafayette s03s
DODGE 1899 De luxe 4-door sedan radio
and heater: Sig5 ID down Law a
Kowslk. 1901 Livernois Northlawn 952e.
DODGE PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe ,runN
sedans; radios heaters, etc choice Of
u sweethearts, Si9a up. rs dn. or trade
largest and Cleanest stock IN Mich T..
Gregory. salesrooms 1866 Graiiot.
DODGE-iq3g club coupe; radio and
heater. leather upholstery. St95. Ia
down We trade. Law 4 KowRlk 1901
Livernois Northlawn g529.
DODGE and lie sUto-lg37 TO choose
from. as low as S22q 7O7O Gratiot
FORD-is4l super de luxe tudor. radio
and heater S725 Is down. we trade
Law and Kowalk, 1901 Livernols. North
lawn 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Tires-Used

COMPLETE tire service. guaranteed wi.
canizlng and recapping since 1928. Motor
cts Tire Service. 3i3l CRATIC, FitE, 1850.
SAVE your tires ny vulcaniElng: I2-h@4r
---fFtrr-. expert workmanship AZ reason
able prices 1000 GRAND RIVER
WE buy'tres tubes. any condition. ASH
John Townsend 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Camp TroiIers

ADMIRAI-RoYcRAF COACHES
ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
DAVIS TRAILER SALES. 1902 w. Warren
CLOSEOUT or GOOD USED COACHES
l0640 GRATIOT. OPP. CITY AIRPORT
LoANs-Ref'nd house trailers. Lloyd r.
Fast. Inc. 3040 L. Cd Blvd. MA. Oi42
NEW Covered Wagons complete line. Wat
son Trailer Sales 5S2s r.. Smile and VIII
low Run. Mich. ave, 2 miles r. fpsilanit
PLYMOUTH THINNER. WAYNE
LUxOR-ROYAL
CONTINENTAL-STREAM LITE
BIG DISPLAY-S595 UP
24-MONTH PAYMENT PLAN
29il T.. JEFFERSON AVE.
WEST SIDE
GRAND RIVER AT 7-MILE ROAD
TRAILER parts, accessories; also repair
parts: many other useful articles. Fed
eral Trailer. 1909 West Warren. open
daily and Sunday, 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
A Automobiles for Sale

PONTIAC 1899 opera seat coupe; radio
and heater. Sass. ID down. we trade.
Law 4 kowalk 1901 Livernois. North
lawn g529.
PONTIAC 1885 de luxe go coupe: radio
and heater S3f5. f,3 down: We trade.
Law & Kowalk 1901 Liyernuis, North
avn 1929
PONTIAC-iat0 2-dpor de luxe sedan
4 Kawalk, ii6olN Liyernois. Northlswn
ga2g
sTUDFBAKFR 1887 i-door sedan: radio
and heater, good rubber; Sl99. lO422
Mack Ave
Evening star., 1942-02-19
UPHOLSTERY

Drapery and Slip Cover Fabrics;
including cretonne, marquisette,
damask, spun rayon. rufftex and
homespun, in useful lengths.
Reg. acc to 1893 yd.-lse TO ssc
a prs.) Spun Rayon Window
Drapes; 100" wide, az yds.
longs. Reg. 6.98-----2.99
(2s prs.) Duplex Dsmask
Drapes; so" wide to the pair.
gold color. Reg. 2.49 pr.---l.Ss
(1o) Cut Velour Table Runners;
brown, rose and gold color.
Reg. 298 ea.-------I.27
(37) Fancy Pillows; covered
with chintz. Reg. sec c------19e
(115) Is" Squares; Of damask,
velour and tapestry. Reg. sec
ca. ------------------1Se Sc
(77) Velour Squares; for re-
covering ottomans, small chair
seats and pillows. Reg. ACC ga,
7se
~ Hassocks; covered with imi-
tation leather. slightly imper-
feet. Reg. 800 ------7Se
(3) Spun Rayon Bedspreads;
full size, in floral pattern. Reg.
o.eo ---------------- Ivy
(6) Half Pairs Ruftex and Gre
tonne Drapes; so" wide, pinch
pleated. Reg. 4.e5-6.95---l.o9
Goldenbero's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
BorkIey Spurs Senote
Defense Bond SuIes

Majority Leader Barkley yesterday
urged members Of the Senate and
their employees to help supply fight
ing dollars for fighting men" by
purchasing Defense bonds through
periodic allotments from their SAL
aries.
In a speech on the floor, Senator
Barley announced voluntary pay
roll savings plan under which Sem
ators and their employees may sign
card which will authorize the
Senate disbursing oflcer to with
hold q specified sum from monthly
salaries for purchase Of bonds.
Similar arrangements have been
established throughout the country
in all forms Of private industry, and
no group should be more active in
this effort than members Of the
Senate and their employees, the ma
jority leader declared.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
FURNITURE RI BE

(2) Mahogany Rush Seat Wind
sor Chairs; suitable for ONCE or
home. Reg. 10.95----5.95
t2) Maple Sewing Cabinets;
large compartment and handle;
Priscilla style. Reg. 4.99 z. 40
~ Mahogany Dressers; AZ"
size, 3 large drawers, with large
plate-glass separate wall mirror.
Reg. 1895 -- "a 90
(3) Large Hollywood Vanities;
plate-glass mirror measures
36x36". Reg. 59.95----l9.00
(2) Round Plate Glass Mirrors;
with beveled edge, 80" size.
Reg. 11.95 ----7.88
t2) Twin Beds; mahogany nm
ish on hardwood, solid panel
sleigh style with pierced head
board Reg. 24.95 $500
% 3-pc. Sagless Living Room
Suite; wine and blue tapestry,
soiled. Floor sample. Reg.
l09.00 00-----79.oo 90
Q Lounge Chair; grip arms,
tapestry cover. Reg. 24.95,
I4.s4
(2) Mahogany finish Night Ia
bles; with drawer. Reg. 4.ss,
$40
(D Mahogany Smoking Cab
met; period style. Reg. 7.s5,
4.ss
(D Full-size Wing Chair; wine
figured tapestry. Reg. 34.e5.
1885
(D 2-pc. Living Room Suite;
18th Century design, wine tap
estry cover, slightly soiled. Reg.
1900 ---------59.o 90
~ Innerspring Mattresses;
size 3.3, slightly soiled, sold "as
is" Reg. 14s5-----9.95
% Box Spring; On legs, and
roll-edge mattress, A. c. A. tick
ing. Reg. 34.95------24.88
(D Love Seat; rose cotton
damask cover, slightly soiled.
Reg. $500 ---------3S.o 100
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
| Army Organizes
First Filipino
Infantry Unit

Formation of the first Filipino
infantry battalion In the United
States Army at San Luis Obispo,
Calf, was announced today by
Secretary Of War Stimsor.
The Army also plans to form units
composed of nationals Of some Of
the United Nations, he said, who
have expressed q desire to fight
with the United States forces
against the enemies Of their home
land.
Mr.. Stimson said the new Filipino
unit was formed in recognition of
the intense loyalty and patriotism
Of those Filipinos who are now re-
siding in the United States" He
paid a tribute to the fine fighting
qualities" shown by the Filipinos
who are now fighting with Gen.
Douglas Macarthur.
Oficers Of the Philippine Army
who are now in this country will be
attached to the new battalion. The
enlisted personnel will be COM
posed Of volunteers and also those
Filipinos already In the United
States Army who request transfer
to the unit.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
50 Subjects Studied
As New Tax Sources,
Morgenthau Reveals
George Predicts.
Broader Bose for
Levy on Incomes
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau said today there are still
some important points yet to be
settled" In the administrations ef-
fort to get $4,000, 10000 of new
taxes, including $2,000,0 100000 in
increased Social Security levies.
Describing conferences underway
for several weeks between experts
of the Treasury and congressional
committees. the Secretary told re-
porters about 80 subjects" had been
taken up and agreements reached
on most Of them.
While Secretary Morgenthau de-
clined to 60 into further detail, it
was understood that the unsettled
points were such vital issues as
whether there should be q sales tax,
or . pay roll tax, or what method
should be used to tax excessive cor
porate profits, and some important
phases of individual income taxes.
Expected to Take Weeks.
Mr.. Morgenthau also indicated
that the experts soon would reach
a point where no more differences
Of opinion could be reconciled and
congressional committees would
have to start public hearings at
which both the agreements and dis
agreements would be aired. This
might take weeks, he added.
Senator George, Democrat, of
Georgia, predicted Congress would
be forced to broaden the base of
income taxes or impose a sales or
pay roll levy If 1t hoped to get the
additional $1,000, 100000 sought.
Senator George already has an
nounced his opposition to lowering
the present individual income ex-
emptions of $3.50 for single persons
and $500 for married persons.
He said that so far as he knew the
Treasury remained firmly opposed
to sales levy and had no intention
Of recommending q payroll tax.
President Roosevelt called a $7,000,-
100000 general revenue increase in
his budget message last month.
Withholding Tax Studied.
Senator George said there had
been some discussion Of attempting
to collect income taxes on a month
to-month basis through a IS per
cent withholding levy on payrolls.
BY this system, he said, the Gov
ernment would take Is per cent Of
salaries each month, the total being
applied against the amount due on
the regular income tax at the end
Of the year.
Senator George said that while the
IS per cent which thus would be
withheld from salaries would ac-
cumulate a total at the end of the
year larger than now paid by the
average individual in the lower
brackets, 1t should be about equal
to the amount due under proposed
increased income tax levies.
The Senator said such a plan
would put a brake on inf1ationary
spending and make it easier for the
individual to meet his income tax
bill.
To obtain the extra revenue re-
quested by President Roosevelt,
Treasury experts were understood
to have charted a $4,000, 900 900 in
crease in corporation levies and .
boost ranging from $500 .000. 900 to
$4,000, 900 900 in individual income
taxes. The remaining $4,000, ,000, 900
would be obtained by plugging loop
holes In the present law and by in
creasing and broadening excise
levieS.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Women's 59c
COTTON SLIPS
39e

Just .120 to sell. Sips Of soft
white cotton, full cut and nicely
finished. with carefully sewn
seams. Sizes "a and 36.
~ Ensemble Bed Jacket and
2-pc. Pajsmas; reg. 500 set,
s.ss
t2) Rayon Quilted Bed Jack
cts; regularly 1.oS----l.69
~ Quilted Rayon Bed Jacket;
extra size. Reg. 3.s5------i.o5
(6) 2-pc. Balbriggan Pajamas;
regularly 1.29 --- Sse
~ Quilted Rayon Bed Jacket;
regularly 1893 49, -7ee
(6) Rayon Crepe Gowns; pastel
colors, small size. Reg. lie,
5oe
u2) Rayon Satin Slips: Nylon
seams, size 80. Reg. 1.2s .--7se
(6) Rayon Panties; regularly
59c ---------34e
(12) Snugfits; broken sizes.
Reg. 2sc -------l0e
t2) Rayon Satin Gown and
Negiigee; sizes "a and 80. Reg.
6.S8 --------- .39
G0IdenberD'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19

~ Mems Herringbone Suits;
brown color, sizes IS and a.
Reg. .16.95----------i0.00
(2) Mems Worsted Suits; brown
stripe. sizes 80 and 20. Reg.
$500 ----to.95
~ Grey Tweed Suit; size 81
long. Reg. 32.50-------l7.5o
(2) Tan Fleece Topcoats; sizes
81 and 81. Reg. 19.95--lo.00
(2) Mems Reversible Goats;
brown color, sizes 20 and AZ.
Reg. 16.s5------lo.0o
(3) Mems Overcoats; grey size
As, green size IS and blue 81.
Reg. 1895. --19.95
(10) Mems Work Pants; dark
patterns, sizes 80 to "A waist.
Reg. 1.951
GoldenberU's-Mdiu Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
ACCESSORIES

(14) Women's Blouses; of pure
linen and cotton plaids, small
sizes, various colors. Reg. 69c
to 200 39e
(I5o) Turbans; In wraparound
jerseys and melo cloth; all
colors and black. Reg. soc, 3oe
(30o) Women's Handkerchiefs;
white and colored effects. Reg.
l5c ea. ----------2 for 15e
(5e0) Mems Handkerchiefs; of
white domestic cotton, free from
filling. Reg. 10c ea.--5 for 39e
Goldenbergs-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
HANDBAGS

t46) Handbags; of fabricoids,
frame styles, also evening bags.
Black, tan, red. Reg. Soc to
LOO - 39e
(95) Handbags; of fabricoids
and fabrics, in black and colors.
Reg. 100 00.---59e
1861 Handbags; Of fabrics, fab
ricoids and feathers, in various
colors, also limited quantity of
evening bags. Reg. 1.69 to
500 ----99e
Coldeubero'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Women's S loo
FABRIC GLOVES
69e

Just 168 pairs. Novelty styles
in rayon fabrics with leather
backs, including pigtex. Black,
brown and navy. Sizes 6l2 to
8l2 included.
t108) Women's Fabric Gloves;
some with leather trim. Reg.
69c -----49c
t94) Women's All-wool Mittens;
in solid colors and novelty de-
signs. Broken sizes. Reg. Soc,
39e
(112) Boys Leather Gloves;
warmly lined, elastic knit wrist.
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Small Loot for BurqIur

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c. R.-
There's one burglar who'll leave
courthouses alone hereafter. He
entered the Cumberland County
Courthouse, ransacked the treasur-
ers office. His loot: An oyercoat
and piggy bank containing 50.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
[I11INIlF]
(6o) Muslin Sheets; Slx90" size

toVD Muxlln SneetSi olASU Size.
Reg. .39----l.19
t3) Fine Quality Chenille Bed
spreads; full size. Reg. 9.95,
4.99
t6) Rayon Bedspreads; heavy
quality, twin size. Reg. 4s9.
z.s7
(120 yds.) Unbleached Cheese
cloth; for dusting purposes.
Reg. &c yd. 5e
o(D Down Comfort; Trapunto
peach celanese satin emproi-
dered. Reg. 1899 S.99
a.. Chenille Bedspreads; solid
colors, multi-ho design. Reg.
Goldenberr's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
(aII1:13!l1s:s!:1YJ

Q) Congoieum Rug; 9xl2-ft.
size, damaged. Reg. 7.95--I.5o
(22 yds.) Plain Blue Felt Base
Flooring; SO" wide. Reg. 4ec yd.,
zse
t2) Grass Rugs; 27x54" size,
damaged. Reg. 1.00.-----25e
(5) Stenciled Grass Rugs; 6xs-
It. size. Reg. 4.69 800
(1o) Felt Base Rugs; sxs-ft.
size. Reg. 345-3.s5 .-2.5o
D Administer Runner; 27"
wide by 81 IT. long. Reg. $50.
500
~ Administer Runner; 81"
wide by o #. long. Reg. 1895,
$50
(5) Carpet Rugs; 27x36" size.
Reg. 2.95-4.50 0------I,55
t3) Oval Carpet Rugs; 1Sx34"
size. Beg. 2.69---I.5o
az Oval Carpet Rugs; 22x42"
size. Reg. 3.69---2.2S
~ Wilton BroadIoom Rug;
6x10la-ft. size. Slightly imper-
feet. Reg. 49.00---2o.oo
(2) Reversible Chenille Rugs;
8xlo-ft. size. Reg. 24.s5--l7.45
(1) Extra Quality Administer
Rug; 9xl2-ft. size, floor sample.
Reg. 1850 0----------44.oo
~ Reversible Part-wool Rug;
6x9-ft. size. Reg. 14.95 $50
u Loop Weave Carpet; 9x12.
soiled. Reg. s7.5o.-=----zs.oo
O) Administer Carpet; 4x6-ft.
size. soiled. Reg. 2o.0o---.s.oo
(D sxs Washable Cotton Rug;
plaid. Reg. l2.o5----7.oo
GoldenberC's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
:5'';l82;l3;s;]

(22) Boys Corduroy Longies;
broken sizes. Irreg. Of 2.9e and
3.98 grades s----I.99
(3) Boys Hats; small sizes,
grey only. Reg. 1.98.----99
(2s) Boys Slipover Sweaters;
broken sizes. Reg. Toe 3Se
(S) Boys Upper Jackets; bro
ken sizes. Reg. 2.98--A-l.Ss
(3) Junior Boys Snow Suits;
hooded style. upper front. Sizes
10 and IL. Reg. 8.98----3.99
(16) Junior Boys Jackets; zip
per front, broken sizes. Reg.
S.sS ---------------- So
(3) Boys Superman Wash
Suits; sizes o and 10 Reg.
1.<S ------------- SSe
(29) Boys Winterweight Union
Suits; size 10. Reg. 6Sc----2se
(27) Boys Broadeloth Pajamas;
broken sizes. Reg. s9c-----39e
(ss) Boys School Shirts; mostly
white, broken sizes. Reg. 7sc,
4se
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Stewurdess Rules ReIuxed

Because of increased need for
nurses in the armed forces during
the war, American Airlines, Inc,
yesterday announced that it no
longer would require stewardess ap-
plicants to be registered nurses.
Evening star., 1942-02-19
HOUSEWARES; !,:,,,K;

(l60) Stainless Steel Tea and
Table Spoons; colored handles.
Reg. l2c and 15c ea.-----5e
(s) Heavy Metal Ash Can
Trucks; with 2 iron wheels.
Reg. 1.00--------
(1) Metal Utility Cabinet; COX
14x12" size, slightly damaged.
Reg. 500 ----3 3.99
(25) Flower Holders; Of novelty
pottery. Reg. csc 49e
(S) Enameled Saucepans; 4-qt.
size, with cover. Reg. 100 63e
~ Galvanized Window Re-
frigerators; slightly damaged.
Reg. 1.39 9.-------------77e
(7) Stainless Steel Cake
Breaker; with colored catalin
handles. Reg. 59c--------2se
(6) Washing Machine Covers;
round style. Reg. 79c----49e
~ Bissell Carpet Sweepers;
floor samples, sold "as is." Reg.
6.45 .45----3.4S .4S
~ 3s-pc. Decorated Dinner
Set; service for 6. Sold "as is"
Reg. 5.98. 8.--3.6S
(6) Unfinished Rackador; for
shoes, hats, etc. Reg. 100, 6Se
(1) Hardwood 5-pc. Breakfast
Set; including extension style
table and 4 heavy chairs to
match. Floor sample. Reg.
24.ss ---------------I--is.SS
Goldenberg's-DotDnstatrs
Evening star., 1942-02-19
l.35 Full Fashioned
Chiffon Lisle Hose
CSC

Slight seconds Of q famous
make. Fine quality cotton Isle,
sheer and long wearing. All
full-fashioned. Sizes 81s to 10h
in q variety Of desirable colors.
(164) Run-Resist Hose; Of cot
ton and rayon, in service weight.
Seconds Of Soc quality 3oe
(183) Chiffon Hose; of silk and
silk and rayon. assorted colors.
Seconds Of SOC quality, - 2oe
(133) Service-weigh Hose: Of
long-wearing rayon. Mill mends
OF soc quality -19e
(l43) Bareleg Silk Stockings;
all-silk body and rayon top.
Mill mends of soc quality Sc
(212) Fine Quality Cotton Hose;
in wanted colors. Perfect quail
ity. Reg. 25c-
1881 Children's Anklets; in solid
colors, broken sizes. Seconds of
25c quality ---l0e
Goldeubero'S-Mdtu Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
NOTIONS

(6) Bra Shields; for dresses,
large size. Reg. 69c---39e
(14) Stamped Rugs; stamped
foundation for Magictuft rugs.
Reg. 35c .---l9e
(21) Sanitary Belts; adjustable
style. Reg. 25c--l4e
(200 yds.) Remnants Of Rib
bons; / to S I'd. pieces, for hair
bows and trimmings. Reg. Csc
to soc yd. -l0e
(13) Two-way Stretch Girdles;
small sizes. Reg. soc - 39e
(27) 5-pc. Paper Luncheon
Sets; regularly l0c Sc
Q9) Stamped Chair Seats for
bathroom and chairs. Reg.
1SC IOG
(l2o yds.) Dress Trimmings;
including braids and laces.
Reg. 10c yd.--- Sc
GoldenberO's--Mdtn Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
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(2) Belmore Metal Venetian
Blinds; % and 80" wide. Reg.
4.95 --2.77
(D Marval Wood Venetian
Blinds; 20" wide, sold "as is
Reg. 3.98- so
(1S) Oilcloth Table Covers; Ask
46" size. Reg. 49c------29s
(97 yds.) Table Oilcloth; slight
irregulars Of ACC quality----29s
Goldenberos-Thhd Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
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(52) Odd Lots Of Girls Wear
ables; including pajamas, sweat
shirts, slips, knit pants. Reg.
39c-49c 19e
(26) Odd Lots Of Girls Wear
ables; including skirts, dresses,
pajamas, blouses and ski pants;
broken sizes. Reg. 69c-1.00, 39e
GA Girls Wearables; including
bath robes, jackets and wash
dresses. Broken sizes. Reg.
1.59-l.09 ----------l.0o
az Girls Dresses; Of rayon
and cotton, broken sizes Z to
Il. Reg. 1.99 9.-------l.49
(14) Girls Dresses; Of rayon
and acetate, broken sizes Z to
II. Reg. 3.99-------2.49
(O Girls Dresses; Of printed
wash materials, broken sizes Z
to IA. Reg. 1.99-----l.59
Goldenbergs-Second Floor