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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Jimmy Demaret, Plum Hollow's
golf pro. is going TO take his
famous smile to South America
again this fall. Probably the
most popular athlete from the
United States ever 10 visit the
countries south of the equator,
Jimmy is going with three other
pros as COLTS goodwill ambassa-
doris.
The Plum Hollow pro decided
Saturday 10 make the trip. which
will include exhibitions in the
Argentine, Brazil, Chile and other
countries down there. after Craig
Wood had informed him over long
distance he'd 90. They hope Ben
Hogan and Jimmy Thomson will
be the other members OF their
foursome.
They'll leave Miami. October 3,
and be gone about six weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Harbert Sr. Oldest

+. w. Harbert, father OF Chick,
at 80, is the oldest player in the
State Open. Don Sutherland, at
3d. is the second oldest, followed
by Frank Sprogell. the state PEA
president, who is AZ. The youngest
player in the tournament is IL
year-old Jack Wendlin. Wendlin,
whose father, Norman. pro at
Lakeview Hills, Lexington, also is
competing.
The state PGA will turn over
at least $1,000 collected at its
Monday tournaments to some war
relief agency. Nice going, pros
Pvt. Ronnie Williams looks nifty
IN his soldier uniform. So does
Sgt. Bob Swazey-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

EAST LANSING. Aug. 90
Charley Bachman hasn't lost a
single member OF the Michigan
State football squad TO the armed
forces with 1912 fall practice only
10 days away.
However, the Spartan mentor
has lost the services OF two play
ers whose absence will grow more
notable as the season progresses.
The loss Of both players, one be-
cause Of an allergy and the other
due 10 an automobile accident,
will be, felt severely by the
Spartans
The story Of Page Christianson,
a speedy, 6-foa haltback from
Santa Re. y. NJ, is quite simple.
He was an outstanding Spartan
prospect. but the high ragweed
pollen count Of lower Michigan
was Just too much for him. So
he dropped out of school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
BennyFriedmdn,
Co(hrane 10 Aid
Football Coach
Named Assistants TO
Tony Hinkle for
Great Lakes Eleven

GREAT LAKES. H., Aug. %
(UP) Benny Friedman. former
University of Michigan All-Amer-
lea quarterback, tops group OF
five officers who today were
named assistant football coaches
of the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station team.
Friedman is lieute a n I.
Named along with him as assist
ants to head coach Paul d. (Tony)
Hinkle we're 1t. Gordon Mickey
Coehfane, Ensigns Bob Voigts
and Wally Cruice. former North
western University stars, and Chief
Specialist Bernard (Tony) Holm.
who won football fame at the
University of Alabama
Friedman was one OF the great
est forward passers in modern
football history and his brilliant
field generalmanship and accurate
aerial losses won him almost
unanimous all-America honors in
1926, his senior season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Caddie Journeys and Deuany Day Top Card Schedule
DEMARET ACCEPTS BID FROM S. A.
Recalls Match Snead Lost in Buenos Aires

Monday, September 7, open and
that you'll attend the exhibition
match at Plum Hollow that day
which will feature Bing Crosby.
According 10 Jimmy. Bing is a
real golfer who will score between
70 and 78. Proceeds of the match.
in which Byron Nelson as we'll Is
Crosby and Demaret will play,
will go TO some war relief agency.
Jimmy guarantees that Bmg will
sing several numbers during the
match.
Mrs. J. r. James of Flint, who
barely missed qualifying for the
g h a m pions lip flight in the
Women's District tournament, is
the mother of three boys who
formerly starred in the junior dis
ltrict. Two of them, Cliff anG
Dick, are in the country's armed
forces with Dick in foreign duty
Cliff, a flying cadet, is at Corpus
Christi. Lew. the other son. is
married and has a young son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Woman Beat Snead

On the same trip a year ago
with Sam Snead, Demaret won the
Argentine Open. The Plum Hollow
pro was recalling some of the
happenings OF that trip. One
of them concerned q nine-hole
match Snead played with Maggie
IMaglione, a mite of a woman. at
Buenos Aires. II was for 40 pesos,
with Snead giving her 4 strokes
on the nine. The woman won in
five holes, sd, taking three OF
them without strokes. She was
one under par. Was Snead's face
redi
At Santiago, Chile, Jimmy wit
messed what he regards as one
Of the greatest putting perform
ances on record. Juan Martinez, g
Chilean pro who was his partner
in an exhibition match, covered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Different Story

The story of Tom Johnson
tJohnopoulos). the rangy Greek
tackle from Detroit Northeastern
High School. is different. It's the
type of thing that pulls on your
heartstrings, and makes you sit up
and wonder If football injuries
are so awful. ra---ls~
johnson played high school foot.
ball in Detroit for three years. and
then another two years on the
varsity squad at Michigan State
In all this time he never suffered
serious football injury.
But then one day last April
when Tom was looking forward
10 his senior year on the team, he
had to get TO Detroit. Tom had a
very good reason TO get TO Detroit
He was going to be sworn into the
Marine Reserve Officer Training
program. He had just received
notice of his acceptance Che would
not have been called into service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Not Stranger

Cochrane. former big league
baseball star and manager of the
Detroit Tigers, has been directing
the sailors diamond team this
summer. While better known for
his baseball ability, Cochrane isn't
IA stranger to the gridiron. He won
all-Eastern honors in 1922 for his
play at quarterback at Boston
University.
Voights played tackle at North
western and twice gained all-Big
Ten honors. Cruice was a half
back during his undergraduate
days.
Holm played fullback for Ala
bama in 1927-28-29 and competed
in professional grid circles after
graduation.
The Great Lakes team will open
practice Monday. 1t has 12-
game schedule arranged, opening
with the University of Michigan
September % at Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Crosse lie Club
10 Honor Pro
On Wednesday
Watrous Pair Will
Defend Patterson
Title on Friday
BY NJ. f. DRUKENBRoD

Two championship tournaments
for caddies, both on Monday, and
Joe Devany Day. Wednesday. at
Crosse lie Golf and Country Club.
feature the golf schedule for the
coming week. There'll also be'the
annual Father and Son tourna-
ment. Friday. at Oakland Hills.
Caddies at the municipal courses
will hold their state championship
event Monday at the River Rouge
course. The event is sponsored by
the Rouge Caddie Association, an
up and coming organization OF
youngsters who have adopted the
marines and who are deserving OF
n lot of credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Fine Record

During Friedman's three-year
tenure at Michigan. the VOL
verines won the Big Ten cham
pionship once and shared the Sec
ond title with Northwestern.
The passing combination OF
Friedman to Bonnie Oosterbaan
helped carry Michigan to seven
victories in eight starts in 1926.
Friedman was the last great
star to play under Fielding Hurry
.Up) Yost. The veteran coach re-
tired at the end of .Benny's senior
season of competition.
Friedman has coached at Yale
University and the City College OF
New York in recent seasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Chuck Knox, all-around ath-
letic star at Royal Oak High
School. will be the defending
champion in Mondays district
caddie event at Detroit Golf Club.
Knox is a member of the Red Run
lineup which won the team cham
pionship last year. Clubs may
enter as many six-man teams as
they wish. Bill Mulligan. Oakland
Hills caddie superintendent, an
ounces. Clubs pay an entry fee
S25 for each team. This money
provides each boy with caddie, a
meal and the prizes.
Crosse lie is going TO throw a
real party on Wednesday for De-
vany, one of the regular guys Of
golf, who is in his twentieth year
as pro at this club. The event will
be highlighted by match involv-
ing the four Yonkers IN. W boys.
Besides Devany. they arr Al Wa
trous. Frank Level and Joe Koval.
All came up through the caddie
ranks together at Yonkers. War
rem Orlick of Monroe. one OF Joe's
star pupils in the pro ranks, will
be The referee
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fU!53i;l!$J|

(497) Dusting Powder; assort-
ed fragrances. Orig. 10c 4e
1861 Facial Creams; assorted
lots. Orig. 9c-----5e
t74 Summer Colognes; as
sorted fragrances. Orig. 29c.
19e
t64) Manicure Sets; 1 and S
pc. sets. Orig. 60c---25e
t75) Novelty Soaps; S cakes
to box. Orig. 29c 9c-----1oe
t248l Odeon Perfumes; as
sorted fragrances. Orig. soc.
15e
t76) Fine Quality Hair
brushes; assorted styles. Orig.
Goldenbero's-Mnin Floor
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u6) Rayon and Acetate Ties;
blazer stripes. Orig. Csc Sc
(28) Blackout Bouttonnieres;
they glow in the dark. Orig.
Soc -----Se
D Button-front Sweater;
size 36. Slightly soiled. Orig.
2.98 --------79e
I'D Blackout Ties; assorted
patterns and colors that glow
in the dark. Orig. 1.00--38e
(2) Spun Rayon Slack Suits;
sizes 80 and 40. Orig. 7.98,
4.oS
az Famous Make Sport
Sweaters; spun rayon, light
tan, Upper front, medium
size. Orig. 3.98 soc
t53) Cotton Sweaters; button
front and slipover. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1.49 sc
t5) Bathing Suits; detachable
tops. Size SO only. Orig. 2.98,
l.s9
(31) Washable Robes; crash,
cotton sateen and broadcloth.
Broken sizes. Orig. 2.98 1.58
(2l) Rayon Hose and Short
ees; assorted colors and pat
terms. Orig. 16c 6c--l0e
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
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High School to Register
Defense Class Students

Registration for classes in sheet
metal, general metal and aircraft
sheet metal work. including gas
welding, will be held at the Mont
gomery Blair High School in Silver
Spring, Md, from 7 to 8 pm. to-
morrow and Saturday.
They are defense classes, spon-
sored by the Federal Government,
and are under direction of the
Montgomery County Board of Edu-
cation. The courses are open to
men and women over II years of
age.
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DRESSES

CD Sheer Rayon Crepe Coats
navy and black. Broken sizes.
Orig. 3.99 - --2.o9
90 Spring Dresses; Of rayon
crepe, soiled. Sizes 80 g. 40.
Orig. 8.95 --2.60
(l1) Bemberg Rayon Sheer
Dresses; smart prints. Misses
sizes. Orig. 3.33-3.99 --2.2o
t2) Rayon Alpaca Dresses;
soiled. Sizes SO and 81. Orig.
sos 1.97
t14) Sheer Summer Dresses;
navy, black, prints, dots.
Sizes IA to 20. Orig. 5.95, 4.99
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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LINENS

t10S) Cannon Wash Cloths;
heavy quality, solid colors.
Orig. 15c -&--Se
(16) 9-Pc. Dinner Sets; rayon
and cotton. 66x86" cloth and
8 matching napkins. Orig.
2.99 -1.S8
(12e) Dish Towels; absorbent
quality. Seconds. Orig. 19c,
12He
(24) Decorative Scarfs; and
3-Pc. Doilie Sets. Orig. 69c, 39c
t220) Handmade Lace Doilies;
various sizes. Orig. 10c---4e
Goldenberg'S-Mnin Floor
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Full.Fashioned
Au.Sik Hose
70c

Just 23s pairs Of ladies' all
silk from top to toe 2-thread
ringless chiffon stockings.
Summer shades. Slight sec
onds of 1.35 grades. Sizes 81
to 1917.
163) Full-fashioned Chiffon
Hose: sheer chiffon rayons.
Wanted colors. Sizes 8l2 to
1012. Slight mill mends of
89c grades -So Soc
t10D Full-fashioned Chiffon
Hose; all-silk body with rayon
top. Assorted colors and bro
ken sizes. Slight seconds OF
100 grade -44e
con Kant Run Service
weight Hose: long wearing
rayon, guaranteed not to run.
Summer colors 81 to 101a.
Irregulars of soc grades 3oe
(168) Sheer Rayon Hose:
chiffon knit-to-fit rayons.
Summer colors, 8la to 101a.
Irregulars Of soc grade ---39e
n42) Rayon Service weight
Hose; assorted colors, broken
sizes. Mill mends Of ACC
grades 22e
Q19) Misses and Children's
Anklets; solid colors with las
tex or fancy tops. Broken
sizes. Seconds of zee grade.
ICE
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18
155 Given Diplomas
Al Armstrong High
Commencement
}. H. Wilson, Member
Of Boord Of Education,
Presides at Exercises

; Ninety-six girls and SO boys,
members of the June graduating
class of Armstrong High School,
received their diplomas at the
schools annual commencement ex-
ercises last night. John H. Wilson,
member of the Board of Education,
presided and awarded the diplomas.
The list of graduates follows:
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ACCESSORIES

t87l BIouses; white, black,
colors. Sizes 80 to 36. Orig.
1.49 -S9e
Q05) Turbans and Neckwear.
jersey and novelty mesh tur-
bans and assorted types Of
neckwear. Orig. 29c-59c---l5e
f75) Mems Kankerchiefs; pure
linen, seconds. Orig. Csc lie
(200) Women's Handkerchiefs;
fancy and plain white cottons.
Orig. 6c-l0c 0c--6 for 21e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Orig. 39c TO 59c
RAYON UNDIES
2Qc

Just 80 pieces TO sell. Slight
irregulars Of rayon panties,
stepins and briefs, lace trim
med and tailored styles.
Broken sizes.
(12) Slax Slips; tearose only.
Slight irregulars. Orig. 1.29.
87e
~ BuiH-Up Cotton Slips;
size "a only. Orig. 39c --29e
(1S) Rayon Satin Slips; also
rayon crepe. Small sizes.
Orig. .69c 9c------49e
a. Rayon Taffeta Slips; suit
shades. Orig. s1.98 --I.3o
t25) Rayon Crepe Slips; also
rayon satin Small sizes.
Orig. 1,l9 99c
GoldenberO'-Mdin Floor
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t48) Scanned Muslin Sheets;
size 81x99 inches. Orig. 1.19,
89e
1907 Crinkle Bedspreads; gold
only. 80x105". Orig. 1.19,
8ee
t15) Chenille Bedspreads; sec
onds. Orig. 3.34---l,97
~ Upper Covered Bed Pill
lows; $50 duck, SO down.
Orig. 2.99 ---2.34
(60) Salisbury Sheets; seconds
Of Pepperell. 72x108". Orig.
40 ------l. ~
t60) Salisbury Sheets; seconds
of Pepperell. 81x108". Orig.
l.59 80
Goldenbergs-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18

kaxxIHX

I'D Crystal Bed Lamps;
green or rose. Orig. l.49- Tie
1851 Silk Lamp Shades; bridge
and table sizes, some soiled.
Orig. 1.69-1.98 -5Se
~ Tilt-Top Card Tables:
black walnut or ivory, slightly
damaged. Orig. 3.49-l.44
Goldenberg's-DoUnstdtrs
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Porch Awnings Greatly Reduced

All complete with pipes, and fixtures.
90 Tan and Orange Stripe Awnings # t-------3.00
(2) Tan and Orange Stripe Awnings, 7a ft------4o0
Q) Blue and White Stripe Awning 1111a ft.---S.o0
Q) Blue and White Stripe Awning IL ft.-9.00
Tan and Green Stripe Window Awnings
() 4S inches wide----1.75 (z) 80 inches wide e--soe
Goldenbero's-Auninqs-Th Floor
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FURNITURE

~ Solid Maple Desk Chest
robe; honey maple finish. Orig.
1895 5----2S 90
(D Period Vanity; walnut on
hardwood. Orig. 35.00l5.o0
Q) Solid Maple Vanity; z
drawers. Orig. 3995---2o.oo
~ Modern Solid Maple
Chest; orig. 29.95--15.00
% Primavera Dresser Base;
Orig. $500 500
81 Solid Maple Night Stands;
drawer. Orig. 10.00---5.O0
1o) Unfinished Night Tables:
soiled. Orig. 6.95--2.98
(l) Mahogany Veneer Chest
robe; sold as is. Orig. 5000.
1859
n) 3-Pc. Solid Maple Modern
Bedroom; 2 twin beds and
vanity. Slightly marred. Orig.
59.95 ---44. 90
~ Upholstered Arm Sofa
Bed; tapestry cover, with bed
ding compartment. Orig.
1895 -------29.e7
UD Ape. Maple Modern Bed
room; poster bed, dresser, mite
stand and bench. Floor SAM
pie. Orig. .00
~ Walnut Windsor Chair;
scratched. Orig. 2.29--8se
~ 3-Ft. Metal Bed; with link
spring. Orig. 9.98---6.99
(6) Dining Room Side Chairs;
green tapestry seats. Orig.
5.95 3.9S
ID Walnut Dressing Table;
as is. Orig. 10.00-----5.oo
% Walnut finish Dressing
Table; 4 drawers, marred.
Orig. 1895 ----7.00
uD 3-Pc. Living Room Suite;
Albemarle tapestry, soiled.
Orig. $500 ----59. 90
Goldenberg'S-Fourth Floor
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:l1*!.;3i:lj5:x]

I'D Seersucker and Cham
bray Dresses; fast color stripes.
Slightly imperfect. Misses
and women's sizes. Orig.
299 --1.97
u8) Sheer Cotton Dresses;
washable fast-color prints.
Misses and women's sizes.
Orig. 2.39 ---1.7o
ca Print Brunch Coats; fast
colors. Sizes IL to 18. Orig.
239 --------l.29
n9) Uniforms; blue, white,
green. Soiled and imperfects.
Sizes IL to is. Orig. 1.79 Sac
18) Sheer Summer Dresses;
fast-color prints and stripes.
Misses and women's sizes.
Orig. 1.79 --1.44
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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rs.
Jones, Daisy L.
Jones. Frances /.
Jones, Geneva
Lee. Annette l..
LSe, Mary c.
Lee, Verna r.
Lyons, Dorothy B.
Miller, Esther r.
Miller. Josephine
Minor, Gloria z.
Mitchell, Alma e.
Mitchell, M. M.
Montgomery, E. ].
Nesbitt, Della L.
Nichols, Edna J.
Norris. Katherine H.
Owens, Vivian A.
Posey. Doris I.
Queen. Roberta L.
ReeQ, Rutn =.
Reeder, A. L.
Reynolds. Vivian c.
Roberts, Lucille A.
Saunders, Eva l..
Seals, Evelyn J.
Shepherd, ClariCe l..
Simmons, D. M.
Smallwood. Erma L.
Smith, Delois A.
Smith, Nancy L.
Smith. Virginia NJ.
Spencer. Doris W.
Spriggs. Valtine E.
Stevens. Ester E.
Tancil. Elaine T.
Thomas. Dolores +.
Thomson. Eunice
Tidwell. Bessie L.
Tyler, Regina L.
Tyree, Marietta P.
Ward. Ne rie G.
Waters, Hilda E.
Weeks. Lillia n j.
West, Mary v.
White, Corinne
Whit. Constance Z.
Willia ms, L r.
Woodland, Helen M.
vs..
Joiner, Hugey H.
Kelly, James H.
King. William A.
Marshall. Robert 8.
O'Kelly. Van
Peters. William G.
Pinkett. Charles c.
Pryor. Gilbert E.
Ouander, joseph H.
Reed, James S.
Reed, Stewart r.
Richardson. Erwin L.
Roberts, Edward o.
Robinson, Carroll T.
Scott. Earl w,
Sindab, Joseph D.
Smith. Junius M.
Smith. William F.
Steiner, Edward l.
Taylor, James w.
Timmons. Richard J.
Venable, Thomas W.
Ward. William d.
Watson, Nathaniel T.
Westmoreland. ]. c.
Wethers. Henry L.
Whitehead, Ralph T.
wilson, Lerov w.
Wood, Norman
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GLOVES

(162) Women's Fabric Gloves;
rayon and cotton novelty
styles. white and colors. Bro
ken sizes. Orig. 59c---39e
(48) Women's Doeskin Gloves;
finished sheepskin. Soiled and
seconds of 100 grades ---39e
1867 Women's Handmade
Crochet Gloves; g. button
length. White; small and me-
dium sizes. Orig. 49c---29e
Goldenberq's-Mdin Floor
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ranges as above. Single and
greys and greens.
1907 Mems Sports Stacks;
woven stripes, some with belts.
Broken sizes, 32-42. Orig.
l .95 --97e
lothing-Mdin Floor
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NOTIONS

(2D Sewing Cabinets; walnut
finish, floor sample. Orig.
3.88 8-I.9S
tl0) Waterproof Aprons; soft
and flexible. Orig. 69c 4Se
t14) Bridge Table Covers; wa
terproof. green and blue. Orig.
OSC we
90 Clothes Brushes; in nov-
city designs. Orig. LOO 69e
1907 Rubber Girdles; small
size only. Orig. 29c---I9e
10) Waterproof Bathing
Bags; rubber lined. Orig. 100,
6ee
t4S) Boxed Stationery: white
writing paper. Orig. sec z4e
u0) Stamped Laundry Bags;
orig. 35c --14e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Just Is suits to sell In the size
double breasted models in blues
az Mems Year Round Suits;
blue or brown. Sizes for regu-
lars 3I37, l/40. Orig. 1895,
$40
Goldenbero's-Men's
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HOUSEWARES

(2l Metal Utility Cabinets;
66x18x12", six compartments.
Damaged. Orig. 8.95---6.s8
1) Wood Wall Cabinet;
30X24x1l", white enamel fin
ish. AS is. Orig. 7.95--- 80
~ Metal Typewriter Table;
drop leaves. Marred. Orig.
t15) Shower Curtains; various
colors. Orig. 249--l.59
~ Unpainted Chest; 5 draw
ers. 35x24x12". Sold as is.
Orig. 6.49 --3.99
(2) Implanted Chests; 4 draw
ers, 30x24xl2". Sold as is.
Orig. SOS ---3.4S
(s) White Enamel Saucepans;
3-qt. size. Damaged. Orig.
39c -15e
(200) Swan Toilet Tissue; $50
sheets to roll. Limit. 10 rolls.
Orig. 5c------10 for 38e
(D Implanted Drop-Leaf Ia
BILE; sample; 23x35-inch size.
Orig. 3.95 -2.99
% Implanted Hardwood Ia
bic; drop-leaf. Damaged. Orig.
SOS A AZ
tD Unpainted Vanity Table:
sold as is. Orig. 295---l.o9
Goldenberq's-DounStdirs
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Family dollars say
these values "make sense"

Men everywhere like HANEs
Crotch Guard Sports. You
feel fit in them for outdoor
and indoor activities. The
HANEsKNIT Crotch-Guard
provides gentle athletic sup
port. Conveniently placed
buttonless front. Elastic in
the waistband for a trim fit.
You're really unaware of
underwear. Try them with
a HANEs Undershirt for ex-
ira comfort.
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3se Mill Lengths
so" Marquiseiie
IL yd.

Just 800 yards Of mill lengths
novelty figured and dotted
marQuisette in cream and
white. Useful lengths, many
pieces alike.
1907 Satin and Damask
Squares; also novelty weave
homespuns. Orig. soc c---l9e
(75) Satin and Damask
Squares. Orig. 59c-------29e
110) Satin Damask Tapestry
Squares; also Brocaded Satin
Damask. Orig. 79c------39e
(75) Cape Cod Window VAL
ances; eggshell with combina-
ton colors. Orig. .00---29e
(1o) Cretonne Slip Covers; for
rs" T-cushion sofa. Orig.
1.98 .ST
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0 To-Day, when savings are
80 vitality needed-value in
what you buy means more
than ever before. For Al
years now, HANEs has been
knitting quality into under
wear. We buy premium cot
ton. Spin it ourselves. Then
knit this soft, absorbent
yarn into comfortable, long
wearing garments. Your
money just can't buy better
underwear value.
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~ Woven Mourxouk Rug:
3x6 #. Orig. 3.95------2.50
% Administer Rug; sold as is.
9x12 it. Orig. $4,000
l) 6x12-Ft. Administer Rug;
as is. Orig. 34.50------l7.5o
ID 9x9 Administer Rug; from
sample home. Orig. $3.50,
$500
(1) Twist Broadloom Rug; as
is. 9xl5 #. Orig. ll0-50.o0
D Cotton Tufted Rug; 30x
6o". AS is. Orig. $7.5o--3.5o
~ Plain Color Cotton Scat
ter Rugs. Orig. l.39----7Se
~ Sample Fibre Rug; sx12
1T. Orig. 14.95----------9.0o
~ Sample Fibre Rug; 8xl0
it. Orig. 13.95----------S.00
(l5) Short Lengths Felt Base
Flooring; orig. 39c-59c,
50. yd. 24e
(18) Felt Base Rugs; 3x6 it.
Orig. 1.50 ------S4e
(3) Felt Base Rugs; 6x9 #.
Seconds. Nursery pattern.
Orig. 3.95 -----------2.65
t3) Felt Base Rugs; 12x15 IT.
Seconds. Orig. 12.95----7.95
(12) Felt Base Rugs; 9xl5 IT.
Samples. Orig. 7.95-9.95 -5.S5
~ Fibre Rugs; 41ax7k #.
Orig. 7.50 ------.3.95
(D Fibre Rugs; size 3x6 it.
Orig. 3.95 --------1.9S
(6) Imported Summer Rugs;
3x6 It. Orig. 2.95------1.35
Goldenbero's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Just So Boys l.ls
Washable Longies
&C.

Perfects and seconds Of better
1.1S grades. Many are san
forized for perfect fit. Broken
sizes.
(27) Boys Slack Sets; size 8
only. Orig. 1.69 --5se
az Jr. Boys Rugby Suits;
blue only. Broken sizes. Orig.
1.98 ---99 99e
t29) Boys Sport Belts; broken
sizes. Orig. 50c-----2oe
(34) Boys Rivercrest Longies;
matching belts. solid colors
and stripes. Broken sizes.
Orig. 2.98 ---------l.55
(77) Boys Knit Polo Shirts;
stripes and solids. Broken
sizes. Orig. 49c ----29e
80 Jr. Boys White Gabardine
Suits; coat and shorts. Sizes 5
and 6. Orig. ,2.98 lib
(19) Boys Polo Shirts; blue
only; broken sizes. Orig. 7sc.
2se
1927 Boys 1-Pc. Broadcloth
Pajamas; colorful patterns, 4
to IL. Orig. 79c Soc
(1S) Boys Athletic Shorts;
broken sizes. Orig. Csc ---l0e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18
1853 Washable
White Handbags
1.19

Just "a TO sell smart white
washables and novelty fabrics
in assorted street colors.
(45) Handbags; feathers and
fabrics in assorted colors.
Orig. 1893 ----1,19
(120) Handbags; white wash
ables, solid or contrasting
trims. Orig. 100
Goldenberqs-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Mems 1895 Tropical Suits

Size. ] SO 81 3s 80 40 AZ
Regular / 2 I 8 1 q
{ Short
Long
Evening star., 1942-06-18
COATS REDUCED

I'D Misses and Women's
Spring Goats; tweeds and
navy. broken sizes. Orig.
$lV.oC ----9. ~
t3) Jr. Misses Coats; navy
blue, red trimmed. Size 9.
Orig. 1925 --- --1.69
t2l) Misses and Women'S
Spring Goats; navy. black,
plaids, tweeds. Sizes IL to so.
Orig. l2.95-l4.95 800
Goldenberp's-Second Floor