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Evening star., 1942-08-06
President Keeps His Health
Despite New War Burdens
Roosevelt Takes Heavy Duty in Stride;
Physician Surprised by Steady Visor

spot in Washington. Without
regular pass no one gets In except
by elaborate arrangement. But the
people who do gain admission are
more important.
All OF the ordinary social functions
are completely out, which probably
Is relief to the President. but also
1t has been almost impossible to find
time for intimate talkfests with close
friends, which used to provide one
Of his favorite relaxations.
There are the formal visits Of
refugee Kings and Queens and oc-
casionally White House movie. but
all in all the life of Mr. Roosevelt,
as with other war Presidents, grows
increasingly lonesome.
Released by the North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Teen-age Apparel
Reduced

"a Two-piece Suits with jackets or
shirts made OF spun rayon and
rayon seersucker in prints, stripes
and solid .colors. Sizes 10 to 16.
Were 1896 and more. Now :$2.75
20 Stacks Sets with inner or outer
shirts made Of cotton or spun rayon
In tri-color. prints or solid color
combinations. Colors in the group
are green. blue and navy: sizes 10
to 10. Were s3.25. Now $2.t5
Is Girls Summer Straw Hats,
youthful Breton styles IN. white or,
natural color with navy OF red rib-
bon trimming. less. than half
price. Now Soc
z6 Girls Printed Cotton Dresses;
sizes to II. At less than half
price. Now Soc
- Girls White Cotton Blouses;
sizes to Il. At less than. half
price. Now Soc
Down STAIRS STORE. GIRLS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Close Race Forces Runof
IN Primers Election

The race Of four candidates for
presidency OF the Columbia Typo
graphical Union was so close after
balloting yesterday that runoff
will be held August 10 to determine
the winner. 1t was announced last
night.
Jesse b. Manbeck, Washington
Post. led In the balloting with $40
votes. His closest opponent was
Edward G. McEntee, Washington
Daily News employe, with SIT votes.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Boys Or Youths
Cotton. Wash Stacks
Slightly irregular

27s pairs Sanfori3ed shrunk
(shrinkage less than 1ee) slacks in
stripes and plain colors. Blue, tan.
green and gray In sizes 10 to 20.
22 Boys white Two-piece Suits,
Eton or Rugby styles with coat and
shorts or coat and knickers. Sizes
S, 6, I. 8, 9. II in the group. Less
than y price. Now--------$l.5s
8 white Suits consisting Of coat
and long trousers. Sizes 3, Q, 10
and u. Less than halt price. Now.
~ $z.lS
154 Boys Open Neck Csttsn Sports
Shirts, blue, tan, green. Si5es s to
1e. Were Il and S1.l5. Now--SSe
Down srAns STORE. Bors ArPAREl.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Behind the two leaders were J.
H. Abercrombie, Government Print
Ing once, with ~ votes, and Frank
s. Lerch, retired printer, with 100
votes.
A majority Is required Tor elec-
ton. The election was to fall the
unexpired term Of Clarence ]. Des-
per. now first vice president OF the
international Typographical Union.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Bridge Of San Lula ray" has hid
aside his pen TO serve Is . captain
In the Army Air Forces. He is At
tending ofncer training school at
the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command station here.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Pinsfore Sun Suits
Less than " Price
SIC

2ss in cotton percales in dots and
prints with cotton organdy shoulder
and sash. Sizes 3 to 6x.
13s dozen W&L Cotton Gauge
Diapers, 2lx40, slightly irregular.
IL to . package. Now. package,
S1.65
zS4 Cotton Knit Gowns, drawstring
bottoms and sleeves. slightly ir-
regular. Sizes 0, /, 2. Now 55c
1876 Cotton Knit Kimonos with
pink or blue trim, slightly irregular.
Is pieces Of Little Girls Apparel
including cotton printed housecoats
and dresses, for back to school.
Sizes 3 to 6x. Were $1.95. Now,
S1.15
Down STAIRS STORE. GIRLS ArPAREL
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Mems Shirts, =
,Sliskffv iyyefular


.ss ~ s.-Ta ~
412 Of white cotton broadcloth or
striped cotton. Collar attached
styles In sizes II to II.
20 Mems Zelan- urocessed Light.
weight Golf Jackets. Tan IN medium
and large sizes. Were IS. Now,
S2.s5
31s Mems Plaid, Figured and
Striped Ties. each properly labeled
as to fabric content. Were SOC and
esc. Now for 81
50 Mems Duttonrfrsnts Cotton
Sveatshirts. Blue. tan. o. green In
small, medium and large sizes.
Were 41.65. Now-----------$l.1
DOWN srAns sroRr, MrE's ArPAsEt.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Misses, Hats, SOC

Were 81 and higher
100 summer and spring hats In
light and dark colors, small and
large sizes. Variety Of materials.
Down STAIRS STORE, WoMEN's HATS.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Women's and Misses
Cotton Dresses, 75c
Dresses Greatly Reduced, $
Were 1926 and more

IS rayon crepes, suitable for summer and fall
business and at home wear. The majority are one
Of a style and come In solid colors. Misses and
women's sizes, IL to 20, So to A, 1872 to 24h.
70 Misses and Womens Dresses in badly broken sizes Solid
prints Of rayon crepe maternity styles
included Sizes IL to 20 1914 to 24 SO to A IN the group
Less than half price. $2.95
~ pairs Misses Stacks Nicely tailored styles Of 1907 wool
sos rayon and 20% wool. Broken sizes, IL to 20.
Less than " price
Down STAIRS STORE DRESSES
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Women,s, Misses Shoes
20 We're 1895 and more

N ere yJ.y5 ana more
200 tn variety Of sports and dressy styles. Pumps
or strap models with open or closed toes, low,
medium or high heels Suedeskins, calfskins, kid
skins or cotton fabrics White, tan or white with
black, brown or blue. Very broken lots and sizes,
to 8, AAA to B.
Down STAIRS STORE, WoMENs SHOES
Evening star., 1942-08-06
III sss
Summer Handbags
SOC W<se 81

lis white and dark -coiored bags IN
d group consisting Of manufac-
turer's seconds and reductions from
regular stock. soiled from display.
DOWN srA1as STORE. HAxDsAcs.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Women's silk lose, pair 78c

Manufacturers seconds
1000 pairs three and four thread hose with rayon
tops Appropriate shades for summer and fall wear
in sizes 81a to 1012.
Down STAIRS STORE WoaGEN's Hosiery
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Wilder Joins Air Force
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (R.--Author
Thornton Wilder, who won Pulitzer
Prizes with Our Town" and The
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Junior Misses Dresses
Reduced

100 Cotton and Rayon Dresses in
junior styles and a. few two-piece
cotton seersucker suits; prints.
stripes and checks; sizes 9 to Is.
Were $3.95 and more. Now $2.95
Is Dresses and Two-picce Suits in
white rayon fabrics, checked rayon
taffeta and pastel wool Jersey
(properly labeled as to fabric, con-
tent; broken sizes from to IS.
Were $5.95 and more. Now $3.75
Down STAIRS STORE. JUNIOR M1ssLs'
APpARrL.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Women's 'sSummerCo OATS 5

We're 1925
IL unlined, fitted styles, with belts. Each coat
properly labeled as to fabric content. Navy and
black in sizes 1872 to 26iz.
Misses White Short Goats Of rayon sharskin
cotton pqe Sizes IL to 49, Were 1926. $275
Down Stairs STORE. CoArs AND SUITS ~ ~
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Seven-gore Rayon Skirts

Less than v price
40 Of Luana (rayon) cloth in green, blue, navy,
brown and red Popular button fly front style in
sizes IL to 10. .,.
lo7 Luana Rayon and Jerkins which may match
skirts be separately Blue green brown beige
red gold sizes IL to 49, Less than "A price Now $25
80 Rayon Crepe Sheer Bouses and Shirts majority in
styles Pases and white Sizes 80 to &c. Less than
Down STAIRS STORE, sPoRTswEAK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Green Tells A. F. |.
Council Of Strides
In War Production
Planes, Tanks and Ships
Ahead Of Schedule, He
Says, Citing Agency Facts

America has achieved tremendous
strides in war production, william
Green, president of the American
Federation of Labor, told the Fed
eration's Executive Council at a
meeting yesterday.
Declaring he spoke with the ap-
prevail of the War Production Board
and other agencies from which he
gathered his information, Mr.. Green
cited facts to indicate that plane,
tank, ships, guns and ammunition
production is ahead Of schedule. He
told the council:
That more airplanes now are be-
ing produced each month than in
the entire year 1899, that the deliv-
cry of ying fortresses has more
than doubled since Pearl Harbor,
and that the general production of
all types of combat planes has in
creased more than so per cent in
four months.
Tank Output Soaring.
That Americas tank production
this year already exceeds the total
1941 output, and that the Nation
now is turning out more tanks than
the Axis powers.
That warship and merchant ships
are being launched on schedule or
ahead of schedule, and that SO new
cargo ships were added to the
American merchant fleet during
April.
That anti-aircraft and explosives
production shows staggering in
creases." One plant alone Is pro-
ducing more TINT and smokeless
powder than the entire American
time industry turned out.
Worlds Greatest Arsenal.
That construction of military
establishments and war housing
projects proceeds at miraculous
speed"
America now is truly the
greatest arsenal In the world" Mr..
Green said. The Government is
UNDERSTANDABLE cautious about re-
leasing this information but I can
assure you it offers no aid or COM
fort to our enemies. On the con-
trary, our present production, plus
even greater expansion already in
sight, adds up to the doom of the
Axis powers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
HOUSEWARES

ID Implanted Bookcase;
damaged. Reg. 2.95----1.24
(2) Implanted Modernistic
Bookcases; floor samples. Orig.
2.95 --99e
$40 Odds and Ends of Din
nerware; including decorated
fruit saucers and bread-and-
butter plates. Seconds of loo
and 15c grades
(28) Decorated Vegetable
Dishes; slight seconds Of Csc
~ Fibreboard Wardrobes;
sold "as is" Reg. 2.98--l.49
~ Fibreboard Wardrobe;
floor samples, sold "as is"
Reg. 5.98 ------1.o9
~ Metal Wardrobes; double
door style. Slightly damaged.
Reg. 1895 ---9.o9
t3) Metal Utility Cabinets;
SO" high. Sold las is" Reg.
7.9S 90
U Metal Utility Cabinet;
double-door style, slightly
damaged. Reg. 10.95---7.88
o. Metal Combination Cab
met; one side for linens, the
other side for brooms. Slightly
damaged. Reg. 10.95----6.88
Observation-Disclosures
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El117[;13;!;}

(1S) Boys Slack Sets; sizes 8
and 10. Slight irregulars Of
1873 to 2.98 grades LIB
t2o) Boys z-pc. Broadcloth
Pajamas; broken sizes, slight
ly mussed. Reg. 1.19--59e
~ Jr. Boys White Gabardine
Suit, coat and shorts. Size 8.
Reg. 3.98 ----l.o9
~ Jr. Boys Wash Suits; bro
ken sizes. Reg. 1.19 TO 1859,
sse
az Boys Shorts; sizes I and
s. Reg. 69c----29
(2s) Boys Shirts; broken
sizes. Reg. 79c--39e
t7) Boys White Duck Long
les; broken sizes. Reg. lie.
ese
(10) Boys Wash Shorts; bro
ken sizes, soiled. Reg. 1.19
to 1.39 --77e
~ Jr. Boys Slack Sets;
shirt and matching shorts.
Sizes 5 and 6. Reg. 1.98- -89e
~ Boys 1-pc. Pajamas; bro
ken sizes. Reg. 79c---33e
(22) Boys Wash Shorts; San
forized shrunk, broken sizes.
Reg. 89c ---S0c
% Jr. Boys Sweater; size 6.
(10) Boys Sport Blouses;
broken sizes. Reg. SOC ---59e
t12) Boys Ties; in good pat
terms. Reg. 1sc-25c -5e
Goldenberg's-Mdtn Floor
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[:!3E1'3';!;

(14) Mems Ribbed Basque
Shirts; white with contrast
ing trim. Reg. 79c---l9e
~ Mems Sport Sweaters;
button front, sizes So and So.
Reg. 1853 ------79e
QD Mems Athletic Union
suits; of broadcloth, nainsook
and batiste. Sizes 38, 40 and
So. Irregulars Of 1915
grades --------48e
I'D Mems Sport Shirts; Of
hopsacking and crash. Small
and medium. Reg. 100 29e
t2o) Mems Shirts; in stripes
and all-over patterns. broken
sizes. Irregulars of 89c--29e
500 Mems Brief Shorts; all
around elastic waist, small
size. Reg. 39c- --------14e
(2s) Mems Slack Suits; of
fine cotton gabardine, hop
sacking and crash. Sport shirt
with matching pants. Sizes 80.
80, "a and SO. Reg. 5.98- 80
(63) Mems Full Shape Ties;
Of rayons, acetates and wash
able fabrics. Reg. 25c--12e
l59) Mems Genuine Fur Felt
Hats; wide, medium and mar
row brims. Reg. 3.98---1.39
(41) Mems Hose and Shortees;
of rayon and cotton, rein
forced soles. Reg. 9c---10e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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ACCESSORIES

(S4) Women's Neckwear, white
and colors, odd lots from reg
ular stock. Reg. 59c---l9e
t97) Women's Neckwear; in
Guiding Dickeys; also sample
pieces in white and colors.
Reg. 1.00-1.15 --55e
5000 Women's Handker-
chiefs; in fancy whites; others
with colors or solid whites.
Reg. 10c ea.------3 for 15e
t400) Mems Extra Size Hand
kerchiefs; white corded and
satin stripe borders, with
French hens. Seconds of Csc
qualities --2 for 25c
t72) Women's Belts; in black,
pastels and combination COL
ors. Small sizes. Reg. soc,
Use
(73) Women's Umbrellas; in
rayons, all silks and combina-
tons. All 16-rib spread. Sec
onds, but no breaks in ma
terial. Reg. 1.98----l.29
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Remnants Of
DraperY Fabrics
l9c TO 99c y''
oria. 39e to 1913 yd.

Orig. 3se TO 1873 yd.
800 yards of drapery mate
rails, including cretonnes,
homespuns, spun rayons, ruff
tex, and monks cloth, in use =
full lengths for furniture slip
covers and Grapes. Large va
riety Of patterns and colors.
Save one half.
t75) Fine Quality Tailored
Curtains; of rayon marqui-
settle, in various lengths, egg
shell color. Reg. 1893 pr. -66e
(200) Tailored Sash Curtains;
novelty weave. ecru and pastel
shades. Reg. Soc pr.----34e
(245) Dotted and Figured
Marquisette, in cream and
white, 50-in. wide. Useful
remnant lengths. Reg. soc
yd. --------------l9c
(75) Tailored Sash Curtains;
of rayon marquisette, eggshell
color. Reg. Soc pr.--24e
(55) DamaSk and Tapestry
Squares; for recovering pill
lows and chair seats. Reg.
49c each --25e
(S7) Cretonne Slip Covers; for
seats Of dining room chairs.
Reg. 49c each-------I9e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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FURNITURE

a. Full Size Beds; enamel
finish on hardwood. Reg.
1895 --------5.oo
t3) Secretary Desk Bases;
mahogany finish on hard
wood. Has desk and 3 draw
ers. Reg. 24.95------I5.00
% 2-pc. Solid Maple Bed
room Outfit, including dresser
and full-size bed. Reg. 5000,
400
CD 3-pc. Metal Bed Outfit;
including metal bed, link
spring and cotton mattress.
3-ft. size. Reg. s5---I7.95
~ ape. Living Room Suite;
goose-neck arm style, soiled.
Reg. 1895 ------44.o 90
(D aluminium Folding Cot;
sold "as Is" Reg. 1895 -6.e8
a. Odd Bedroom Chairs;
one of a kind. Reg. 7.95 $50
ID Walnut-fi finish Mite Ia
Bile; with drawer, slightly
scratched. Reg. 6.95----3.o0
~ Tilt-top Table; in mahog-
any, floor sample. Reg. 1895,
1880
% Console Extension Table;
alnut finish. Slightly
scratched. Reg. 1905 1889
o. Odd Chest Robe; blond
maple finish. Floor sample.
Reg. 1895 ------19.00
~ Box Spring on Legs; plus
comfortable mattress. Size q
it., g.. Reg. 34.95----19.s6
~ Solid Maple Living Room
Suite; sofa and chair in blue
tapestry. Reg. 59.95-S36
81 Large Unfinished Dresser
Bases; reg. 1s.95----1o.oo
acknowledgements Floor
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E3;1;iN13;!;]

I'D Jerkin Suits; of spun
rayon, in dusty rose and blue.
Sizes IA and 10. Reg. 2.29.
40
(2D 1-pc. Swim Suits; of
satin rayon Lastex. Sizes "a
I'D 2-pc. Cotton Play Suits;
in prints and stripes. Sizes
14-16. Reg. 2.29--1.15
(19) Plaid Skirts: Of raon
and wool. Reg. 2.29--I.49
tl01 Rayon Faille Jumpers;
in black and navy. Sizes 10,
10 and 20. Reg. 4.99----3.99
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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[l1tl&5llH3

~ Chenille Bedspreads;
slightly damaged. Reg. 7.s9,
1877
81 Chenille Bedspreads;
slightly damaged. Reg. 2.9s,
LOT
(1) Colonial Bedspread; in
green color, single size. Reg.
% Satin Comfort; in peach
color. Reg. 5.99-3.9+
1881 Muslin Sheets; various
sizes, damaged. Reg. 1.29.
7se
(1o) Crinkle Bedspreads; gold
only, size 80x105". Reg. 1.19.
sse
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
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1900, 900 Reported
Taken From Leningrod
Hy the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, May 14.-German
sources reported today that the Rus
slams had removed 1000, 900 persons
from Leningrad during the winter.
A correspondent for the Stock
holm paper Allehanda wrote that
the Germans in Finland claimed
they could have taken Leningrad
last autumn except that they felt
they we're unable to feed the pop
ulation, which normally is about
100000.
This correspondent said the Ger
mans asserted the population now
had been reduced to manageable
proportions" and new Nazi troops
and material were being concen-
trated for another assault.
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LINGERIE

t59) Batiste Gowns; in print
ed floral designs. Slight ir-
regulars of 89c quality 69e
t3D Batiste Gowns; in floral
prints. Reg. 49c-----39e
QS) Rayon Satin Slips; lace
trimmed and tailored styles,
small sizes. Reg. 79c sac
(41) Rayon and Cotton Pan
ties; small sizes. Reg. 29c Toe
az Rayon Satin Bed Jackets;
regularly sec ----59e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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GLOVES

(64) WOmen's Doeskin Gloves;
finished sheepskin. Slipon and
novelty styles. Seconds Of
129 grades --69e
(97) Novelty Fabric Gloves;
seconds and samples of sec
grades --29e
Az Slip0n Doeskin Gloves;
finished sheepskin. Seconds of
100 grades -----2oe
1857 Women's Mesh Gloves;
novelty style in navy with
white trim. Reg. sec
STANDARDIZATION Floor
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I1,l!!!l.y;IslS

~ Canvas Porch Drops; 5 1T.
wide, 7 IT. drop. Green and
orange stripe. Reg. 2.98- Sc
(24) Oilcloth Table Covers;
45x45" size, scalloped edge.
Reg. Acc -------r--29e
t94) Duplex Window Shades;
3x6-ft. size, guaranteed roll
ers. Slight irregulars of 1.3s
grade ---67e
iii Window Awnings; 30, So
and AZ" widths, soiled from
display. Each ---------75e
Goldenberg'-Third Floor
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HANDBAGS

1861 Handbags; in Bahama
straw, embroidered and black
patentex styles. Reg. 59c-1 90.
39e
136) White Handbags; some
with contrasting color trim.
Soiled from display. Reg. 100,
59e
1867 Summer Handbags; in
fabrics and washable fabri-
colds. Soiled from display.
Reg. 1863 to 2.29--1.19
Golden berg's-Mdin Floor
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PAINTS

(40) Ready Mixed Paints; for
use inside and outside. Reg.
1.69 gal. --1.29
$50 Floor and Deck Enamel;
quick drying. Reg. 1.49 half
gal. 90
ne gals.) Waterproof Spar
Varnish; for floors and furni-
ture. Reg, ESQ gal.-1.89
(22) Flat White Paint; for
walls and woodwork. Reg.
2.25 SO
(40) Bundle Lots Of Wall
paper; complete for 10xl2
room. Reg. $50 lot---1.69
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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sI / '3s d!

(12) Girls Sweaters; coat or
slipon styles. Sizes Z, 8 and
IA. Reg. 9-------l.oo
(2) Girls Dresses; Of spun
rayon, brown and red. Sizes
7 and 14la. Reg. 2.29--l.49
I'D Tots Pajamas; of ba-
tiste and f1annelette. Sizes 2,
4 and 8. Reg. 69c-----29e
a. Girls Dresses; of solid
color and striped broadcloth.
Sizes 7 and 8. Reg. 2.99-1.4o
~ Girls Dresses; of spun
rayon, sizes 8, 81, IL, IA and
is. Reg. -------l.0O
(9) Girls Dresses; OF percale
and spun rayon. Broken sizes.
Reg. 1.25 ------Soc
90 Tots Broadcloth OveraIIs;
sizes 2 and 3. Reg. liz 500
(5) Boys Eton Suits; of wool
and part wool, navy and
brown. Sizes 8, 4, 5 and 61a.
Reg. 2.99 ------l.99
OBJ Girls Wash Dresses; in
prints and stripes. Sizes 7,
81. 10, II and IA. Reg.
2.29 40
(6) Broadcloth Blouses; with
blue trim. Sizes s, 10 and
II. Reg. 9c----------2ee
90 Girls Rayon Slips; sizes
10 and IT. Reg. 69c ---49e
(2) Girls Rayon Pajamas;
ape. styles. Sizes 8 and IL.
Reg. 2.29 ----------l.O 90
16) Pink Lawn Pajamas; size
4. Reg. soc --------29e
C15) Tots Plaid Skirts; sus-
pender style, sizes 3 to 6. Reg.
LIZ CSC
(2) Wool Sweaters; button
front style, size 5. Reg. 1.59,
100
(2) Broadcloth Wash Dresses;
sizes 1-6. Reg. So 9e
(5) Infants Blue Coats, size
/. Reg. 1.99-------I 90
(8) Hand-finished Creepers;
neatly embroidered. Reg. soc,
29e
t3) Tots Wash Dresses; of
printed broadcloth. Sizes 4
and 6ha. Reg. 2.29-1.4o
(22) Tots Dresses; OF spun
rayon, percale and broad
cloth. Sizes 3 to 61a. Reg.
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
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DAYTIME k3;||3;S $;

az Rayon Crepe Maternity
Dresses; in washable prints.
Sizes IA and 10. Reg. 4.99,
3.ss
(1S) Seersucker Dresses; in
fast color, washable stripes.
Misses and women's sizes.
Reg. 2.99 -I.S7
(13) Broadcloth Uniforms;
blue, green and white. Sizes
IL to is. Slightly imperfect.
Reg. 1.99 --1.17
(147) Famous Make Uniforms;
IN blue and green. Sizes II
to AZ. Imperfect. Reg. 1.99
TO 2.99 -----------1 so
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
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Odd Lots Of l9c
TOILETRIES
s.

Wanted beauty aids, includ-
ing facial creams, cleansing
creams, vanishing creams, dry
skin cream, massage cream,
cold cream and others.
(250) Hairbrushes; quality
bristles, assorted styles and
shapes. Reg. 49c---l4e
(75) Toilet Waters; including
Mavis and others. Reg. soc,
19c
(67) Luxor Face Powder; in
various shades. Reg. soc Use
CD Bubble Bath; in assorted
fragrances. Reg. 49c----15e
Goldenbero's-Main Floor
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3111;13IUs;lIN
90 Fibre Rugs; 6x12-ft. size.
Reg. 1895 -----9.85
Is Fibre Rugs; 6x9-ft. size.
Reg. ss5 ---6.35
(D Fibre Rug; 9x15-ft. size.
Reg. 21.95 --lS.9S
(42) Coir Yarn Rugs; 3x6-ft.
size. Reg. 2.95 --2.19
81 Felt Base Rugs; TAxs-ft.
size. Reg. 3.39 -2.48
81 Felt Base Rugs; 3xl2-ft.
size. Reg. 298------I.S5
(6) Felt Base Rugs: 12x12-ft.
size. Seconds of 1895 grade,
7.4S
(7) Felt Base Rugs; 9xl5-ft.
size. Seconds of 9.s5 grade,
SIS
~ Administer Rug; 1lAx12-
it. size. Reg. 67.50--49. SO
81 Reversible Wool Rugs;
6x9-ft. size. Reg. 15.95-1o.s5
(D Oval Wool Rug; fine loop
pile, 3x5.3 size. Reg. 1895,
1000
(D Heavy Tufted Chenille
Rug; 2x3-ft. size. Reg. $50,
$50
~ Heavy Tufted Chenille
Rug, 2x4-ft. size. Reg. SOS,
$50
(D Heavy Tufted Chenille
Rug; 21ax5-ft. size. Reg.
8.95 ------4.50
1) Black Numdah Rug;
2x3-ft. size. Damaged. Reg.
$50 5Oe
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
l.59 and l.79
Cotton Frocks
l.37

Fast color percaIes in gay
prints, cool, comfortable
and easy to tub. Lingerie
or self trims. Sizes IA to 81
included.
Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

Fuu.Fashioned
LACE SILK HOSE
100
Just 1853 pairs Of Princess full
fashioned lace hose with ALL
silk body and rayon top.
Slight seconds Of 1.5o grades.
Chili-Brown only. Sizes 81
to 1917.
t197) FulI-FaShioned Chiffon
Hose; sheer and clear ringless
rayons. Mill mends of 100
grades. Sizes 81a to 1917 ace
t94) Knit-to-Fit Silk Chit
fons; wanted colors, broken
sizes. Seconds of soc grades,
39e
(14D Chiffon and Service
Weight Hose; knit to fit silk
chiffons with rayon top, and
service weights with Isle top.
Mill mends of ACC grades 2oc
t8S) Service Weight Hose;
ringless rayons. broken sizes.
Mill mends of ACC grades 22e
t11D Children's and Ladies'
Anklets; solid colors with las
tex yarn tops. White and pas
tells. Reg. 29c-
Goldenberg's-Main Floor