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Evening star., 1943-05-03
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.


Sammy Jay. hiding in bush
where he could see the doorway of
the new home in the Old Pasture.
saw Reddy Fox place on his door
step the result of his hunt and then
heard him bark softly. Almost at
once Mrs. Reddy appeared and took
what Reddy had brought. She dis
appeared inside the new house and
Reddy turned and trotted off in the
direction of the Green Meadows. It
was clear to Sammy that Reddy was
going hunting again. Hardly was
Reddy out of sight than Mrs. Reddy
appeared once more, stood for a
moment on her doorstep as if try
ing to decide something. then trotted
of swiftly toward the Green Forest.
All this time Sammy sat perfectly
still. His eyes snapped and twlnkled
and his busy brain turned over and
over the surprising things he had
found out and tried to decide how
ne could make use of his knowledge.
You know, there is an old saying
that two and two always Will make
four. This is just a queer way OF
saving that if YOU are smart enough
te put two facts together you may
be reasonably sure that they Will
make a third fact. That Is what
Sammy Jay was doing as he sat
there in that bush near the new
home of Reddy Fox.
Sammy Jay said he. talking to
himself while he waited for Reddy
or Mrs. Reddy to return, you're
smart fellow. You're very clever
chan. You've found out something
that I'm sure not one Of your neigh
bors knows. You've found the new
house of Reddy Fox. You've found
out that Reddy doesn't eat all he
catches. but brings some home and
gives 1t to Mrs. Reddy. You've
found out that Mrs Reddy takes the
food down inside the house and
almost right away goes hunting her
self.
Now two and two Is always four.
Never less and never more
Never more and never less
That's fact and not guess.
Nov can't see down inside that
house, but I don't have to know
what the secret is that Is causing
all this hunting On the parts OF
Reddy and Mrs. Reddy. Babies!
lust as sure as I'm smart and
clever Javbird. there are baby Foxes
down there. My gracious, the very
idea of Reddy Fox having babies.
can't imagine it. He must feel
very grown UP. l wonder how many
he. has. I wish they would come out.
Ny, but this will be news to tell on
the Green Meadows and in the
Green Forest! Sammy, Sammy. you
certainly are a smart bird. There
isn't any doubt about 1t, you GER
tainly are smart"
Sammy continued to say nice
things about himself and to chuckle
asshe planned how he could spread
the. news and thought of how this
would upset Reddy. You know,
Sammy always is delighted when he
can upset Reddy Fox. Of course,
1t wasn't bit nice Of him to have
such thoughts, and it was very con-
ceited of him to think himself so
smart. The latter Is one of Sammy's
failings. But he is smart. There
can be no question about that. And.
I suppose. he can't very we'll help
knowing it.
80 Sammy sat and waited and
watched and planned mischief and
withed those babies would come out
eoshe could know how many Reddy
&d Mrs. Reddy was the first to
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return. She came so silently that
sharp as Sammy's eyes are he didn't
see her until there she was right
on her doorstep with something in
her mouth. Then she disappeared
inside her house. Sammy waited
and waited, until at last his patience
gave out. He fairly itched all over
Evening star., 1943-05-03
Take Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.

NAMES in IHE NEWS.
ESSEN, German industrial city
and home of the Krupp steel and
munitions works. Not "AY-sen."
Rhyme the name with lessen"
KRUPP should not be pro-
nounced Group" nor should it
rhyme with cup. pup" The vowel
sound is the 100" OF look, foot.
HAUTE-SAVOIE, department
of France near the border OF
Switzerland. Not "hawt suh-VOY."
Haute rhymes with dote. mote. and
the Oh is silent. as 1t always is in
French. In both syllables OF Sa-
vote, the vowel sound IS approxi-
mately the nat "a" As In have
Say: ote sa-vWA.
THE DARDANELLES. formerly
the Hellespont, narrow strait
separating Europe from ,Asiatic
Turkey. The main accent falls on
the third syllable. thus: DAHR-
duh-NELZ'.
The strait was named for the
ancient city of Dardanus, which
took its name from Dardanus,
mythical son of Zeus and the Pleiad
Electra. Dardanus, it was believed,
founded the royal house of Troy.
The name Dardanelles is French,
and in form is plural, hence, "the
Dardenelles are -" But when the
full name, the Strait Of the Darda-
nelles, is used, the name is a sin
gular, as, "the Strait of the Darda-
nelles is 80"
The old Turkish name for the
strait was Bahr -Safed -Bokhaz.
The modern Turkish name Is Ca
max Kale, pronounced: cha-na-ka-
LEH.
Newscasters. In our hours Of ease.
Uncertain though you are Of these:
DE Gaulle" ana Moscow" I
recall
A warning thus: It's not dee
GAWL,"
Nor should a "cow" through mos
COW stroll.
Be right with 'MOSS-koe" and
duh COLE"
Send for my new 1943 pronouncinr
Test stmple. fascinating, accurate. Test
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Send for my new 1943 pronouncinr
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.ra.,. rs,es ~ '9a.o n pto % MONDAY
too lats Tor correction that day. Moy 3, le43
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on 1NE Ar TO-DAY.
Ser Flashes: Latest Rsws, WhAl u $50
IN and AS pm.
wRC, 8:00-tawltads Of kmkita: "SeI-
disn ia 6reasspsiat -Narha Rays, Kay Fran.
els and hitli Mayfair.
WToP. 3:00-Vox POP: From ! Naval An,
phibious Training Bsss on an Atlantic island.
WMA, S:30-1rus Or False: From Camp
Gordon, g., sefgsants vs.. pfiyates
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MAl, 9:30-Spotlisht Band: frankie Ass.
tsn, from Fort Bliss, lex.
WoP. f0;oo-Ieen Guild Players Lucille
BaI' and Frank Morgan in Nothing But ihe
truth"
M, i0:30-lnformsiion Please: Sinclair
Lewis and John Hsrssy
VOL, 10:45-hanpower. lb.: A farm leader
aao 4 typical farmer.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

I say the very same thing and it's
called "Imperance!"
Evening star., 1943-05-03

The best way to root for victory
Is 70 dig deep into that pocketbook
or purse and buy War savings
StSmpA
Evening star., 1943-05-03
BY Stanton

to tell the news. So at last he
spread his blue wings and started
back for the Green Forest.
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Bad Coughs Yield Quickly
To This Home Mixture

any druggist, put It into a pint bottle,
and add your syrup. This gives you q
full pint-a family supply-of very
wonderful cough syrup. It's thrifty.
too-about four times as much for
your money. 1t tastes fine.
This home mixture takes right hold
Of a cough in a way that's surprising.
It loosens the phlegm, soothes the
|irritated membranes, and helps clear
the air passages. Eases the soreness.
and let's you rest at night.
Pinex is a special compound Of
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form, q most reliable agent for sooth-
ling throat and bronchial membranes.
Money refunded If it doesn't please
you in every way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-30

Of chemical pulp, while newsprint Is
made of ground wood pulp. Canada s
paper industry, chiefly a producer
of the newsprint-type pulp, con-
tends that its chemical pulp facili-
ties are incapable of furnishing the
quantities of chemical pulp asked.
Canada. in allocating 100000
tons of newsprint month for the
United States, offered pulp at the
rate of 100000 tons a year, a re-
duction from the 1913 supply.
"Our overall pulp and paper
situation is desperate" Mr.. Boe-
Schenstein's statement said.
For example, Canada furnished
us 100000 cords of pulpwood for
nonnewsprint paper manufacturers
in 1943. Canadas commitments
for 1914 called for furnishing us
l $50 900 cords of pulpwood Now
we are informed that it may be i'm
possible to supply the United States
even that reduced total, although
Canadian newsprint exports of 1872
900 tons monthly may be increased
The Canadian neWsprint export
commitment was based on an esti-
mated Canadian pulpwood cut OF
$500 900 tons of pulp for conversion
by Canadian plants.
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tailment order holding to the 1884,
000-ton figure.
Harold Boeschenstein, WPB forest
products bureau chief, asserted in
Washington the new restrictions on
newsprint use must 60 into effect
January /.
There is no possibility that the
graduated-scale restrictions on the
use Of newsprint in the first quarter
of 1914 can be relaxed or the effec-
tive date of the flrst-quarter order
postponed" Mr.. Boeschenstein said.
That is definite and final"
His statement was in answer to
an inquiry as to possibility the WPB
might decide now whether the
changed Canadian situation affected
its position.
Recent additional, unexpected
and very large strategic require
ments for nonnewsprint paper by
the Army and Navy dictate the
absolute necessity for maintaining
the restrictions on newsprint," Mr.
Boeschenstein explained. Vital
paper for use in military operations
must be made available. 1t cannot
be furnished by easing newsprint
restrictions"
In Montreal, Canadians said that
war requirements are for paper made
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HOSIERY

III PRS. KAYSER RAYON MESH HOSE;
sheer, perfect quality rayon. Reinforced.
Broken sizes. Orig. I.18 ----------------'
1903 PRS. FULL-FASHIONED IMPORTED
Isle HOSE; sheer hosiery, seconds of better
grades. Assorted colors, broken sizes. Orig
1873 PRS. FULL-FASHIONED CHIFFON
HOSE; sheer rayon hose, AZ and As gauge.
Seconds. Assorted colors, sizes. Orig. 66c-
POI PRS 51-GAUGE EXTRA SHEER HOSE;
full fashioned chiffon rayon hose with REIN
forced feet. Mill mends of ITO. Orig. 69c -
$50 PRS. SHEER CHIFFON HOSE; full-fash-
Toned 75-denier, 45-gauge, reinforced with
cotton feet. Mill mends of 97c. Orig. Soc -.
1876 PRS RAYON MESH HOSE perfect quail
ity sheer knit-to-fit rayon. Irregulars of soc
grade. Assorted colors, sizes. Orig. 48c -
116 PRS. WINTER WEIGHT HOSE; rayon
and cotton hose in service weight. Perfect
quality Assorted colorS and sizes. Orig 49c
1872 PRS. RAYON MESH HOSE; long wearing
sheer rayon reinforced at all points. Sec
onds Of soc grade. Orig. 38e ---------------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
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|WPB Will Withhold
Part Of "A Newsprint.
Canada Offers Press
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Newspapers
all over the United States will be
simmer after this week as result
of War Production Board decision
yesterday to withhold from them
part of the newsprint paper which
Canada has offered to supply for
the printing of vital war and do
nestle news.
Canadian paper mills supplied
100000 tons of newsprint monthly
during 1943. In early fall they
figured prospects were for 10000
tons monthly in 1914, but last week
reported an improved wood supply
and offered to furnish 100000 tons
The WPB, however, issued a cur
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TOTS and GIRLS

IA GIRLS TWEED STACKS; brown and
grey 500 wool, 500 cotton. Button trim.
Sizes TO- II, IA. Orig. 259---------------.1.0 90
GIRLS DRESSES; spun rayons in solid
gathered skirt. Sizes Z 8, TO- Orig. 1863 .---l.29
GIRLS WASH DRESSES; printed per-
2 I'm" INFANT MS BUNTINGs; in warm bunting ''s
cloth. 500 wool, 500 cotton. Orig. 500 = 2.99
2 INFANTS COMFORTERS; with cotton
felt filling. Orig. 22s----,- 20
Water-r epeent material with hands and
feet covered. Hoods to match. Fleece
ti' TOTS HOOD AND POCKET BOOK SETS. 80
Tors VELVET BONNETs. Orig. 1.ss--- Sc
3 INFANTS KNIT CAPS. Orig. sec .---~--- 29c
Is INFANTS SHIRTS; cotton and rayon
Short sleeves, tie Sides Sizes and 8.
iNFANTs SHIRTS; button front, cotton =
and rayon 81, Sizes and a. Orig: 4se ,o -, Csc
ton and rayon Size oria 1se svsle s5e
SLEEVELESS SHIRTS; los5 wool, so% cot ~
front. Orig. 4se -----.--.--- 49, 35e
and cotton. Round neck. Soiled. Sizes IL
sn fNF "a Gs;f snow 1a SUITS one-piece style.
With feet and hands covered. Orig. 500 - 2.99
AZ INFANTS BLANKET CLOTH BIBS in
pink 81 or blgs o1g s,aht .o;,ad - Sc
pink and white. Broken sizes Orig. 2sc Toe
81 TOTS RAYoN SLIPS; broken sizes.
iNFANTs' ALL-WooL SWEATERS; long "
10 TOTS SKIRTS; of flannel and crepe
finish Full gathered style with suspenders
TOTS s'0 SLACK LAC sGfYS; with long sleeves o.'
: KNIT BONNETs; infants' sizes Orig. sse -.
Goldenberg's-childrens Wear-second Floor
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FURNITURE

MITE TABLES; mahogany finish, large. ~~
IS VANITY BENCHES; mahogany finish on
hardwood. Upholstered seats. Originally 5.95,
1898
bed finish Originally 1895 --,.,-----l1.se
RADIO Tables solid maple, sturdily con-
structed. Originally 4.es ----7-------------2.e8
l CONSOLE SERVER; toasted mahogany,
cabinet style Originally 1926 --------------6.99
4 LARGE-SIZE WARDROBES; maple wal
nut and mahogany finish. Originally 80 IS. 24.88
10 ODD SIZE METAL BEDS; with side rails.
OAK BUNK BEDS; walnut finish Complete
with springs Originally SO ----------S So
l. ASSORTED STUDIO PILLOWS; tapestry
s/3 COIL BOX SPRINGS on legs A. C. A.
upholstering. Slightly imperfect Originally
/ DIvAN ON LEGS WITH MATTRESS; has
RED CROSS MATTRESS AND BOX
SPRING; full size shopworn Originally -
i EXTRA LARGE DRESSER; walnut veneer
Modern design S 9sns SSs for chest
dressing table: Originally sss --3.e8
WALNUT BEDROOM CHAIRS; 18th Cen
fury design. Upholstered seats. Originally
i TwIN-s1zE POSTER BED: mahogany fin Nv
ish Imperfect. Originally s.s5 -------------4.88
ONE 3-PC. PRIMAVERA BEDROOM; includes -lg
dresser, chest and one twin bed. Originally
1890 ----------- ------- 1880 10 90
1CREDENZA SERVER; waterfall top. Walnut
finish. Originally IS 90 ---------------,---15o 90
l PERIOD SERVER; walnut veneer on hard
wood. Originally 10 IS ------- s.es
l DINETTE BUFFET; walnut veneer finish. r
UPHOLSTERED SOFA BED; light blue tap ',
estry. AS is. Originally 1896 - 80 90
SOFA BED; wood spring and felt construc- 81,
Originally 50 90 - $500
l SIMMONS SOFA BED; blue tap upholstery.
slightly soed. Originally $500 - 40 90
SOFA BED; spring construction and velour
upholstering Imperfect. Originally SO. 90, IS 90
ONE 2-PC. MODERN LIVING ROOM; with r.
mauve tapestry. Originally 5000 - 80 90
ONE 2-PC. MODERN LIVING ROOM; green
tapestry. Originally 1890 80 90
TWO 3-PC. CONVENTIONAL LIVING ROOM; =
with wine tapestry covering. Originally
1900 --.--.--.. = 80 50 90
TWO 3-PC. VELOUR LIVING ROOM; pieces
red and one blue. Originally $1,000 lily 90
Observation-Disclosures Floor
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GLOVES

GLOVES ~
73 PRS PIGSKIN GLOVES; women's shortee
style. Brown and natural only. Sizes 6, ga
and 61a only Orig $50 -, ZOO
Al PRS. CHILDREN'S MITTENS; 500 rayon,
$3.50 cotton, 1870 wool. Red only. In sizes
small and medium. Orig 1.19 .------ 90
1876 PRS. WOMEN'S FABRIC GLOVES; nov
city styles in rayon and cotton Some leather
trims. Black, brown, wine and green.
Orig 100 ---------------. ---------------- 69c
81 PRS WONIENS GLOVES; 2oT wool and
800 cotton. Sold-colored in brown and navy
Sizes small and medium. Orig 79c ------- Csc
C1odenbergs-Gloues-Main Floor
TOILETRIES
"a DRESSER SETS; 3-piece style. Hand mir
ror, brush and comb. Assorted color backs
Orig. 2.59 LIS
So PRO-PHY-LAC-TIC HAIR BRUSHES;
fine bristle brushes with novelty colored
handles Orig. 1.19 79c
81 PERFUME AND TOILET WATER SETS;
A-oz bottle of perfume and 2-oz bottle of
toilet water by Felicite. Orig. 100 - -7oc
60 BATH BRUSHES; long wood-handle
brushes with fine bristles. Orig. CSC 5oe
244 CONSTANCE BENNETT COSMETICS;
lipstcks, shampoo, cologne, powder, cream
rouge. Orig. ace ----------- zoe
Observation-Disclosures Floor
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UPHOLSTERY

$50 YDS COTTON FRINGE; for slip cover
and Grapes. inches wide. Blue, green or
wine. Orig. 39c ---..------ -----------y d. 24c
ITO NOVELTY SASH CURTAINS; voiles and
maraaisettes ORG. 5se-1ee .=-e-s~pr 2se
lis HALF PAIRS AND LACE PANELS; open
mesh weaves Ecru color Orig. CSC each 37e
IT'S DAMASK AND HOMESPUN SQUARES;
for recovering pillows and small chair seats.
Orig. 19e ---..-- .-.-----.- each 10e
16 NCH-PLEATED DRAPES; half pairs
Samples in cretonnes and homespuns.
250PCS. LACE AND MARQUISETTES; sample
pieces; can be used to make sash curtains.
Orig. lse each Sc
Goldenberg's- Upholstery-Thtrd Floor
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II .88
DOMESTICS

DOMESIICS
26 TURKISH TOWELS; heavy quality. Sec
onds. Orig. 29c ---- lie
81 TURKISH BATH TOWELS; heavy quail
ity. Seconds Orig. soc 38c
81 HEAVY HUCK TOWELS; all white and
borders. Seconds Orig. 29c -------------- l7c
ga COTTON DAMASK NAPKINS; large sizes.
Seconds. Orig. 19c ---------------- DC
Al LACE DRESSER SCARFS; assorted sizes.
Seconds. Orig. SOC .... ------- --------- tic
20 WOVEN HOMESPUN CLOTHS; fringed
sides. Size 36x36 in. Orig. 49c ----------- 27e
Is 3-PC. CHAIR BACK SETS; lace effects.
Orig. 19c --.--------- -~ Zoe
81 WASH CLOTHS; assorted qualities. Size
l2x12 in. Orig. 12c .---------.-- &c
10 WHITE SHEET BLANKETS; 8Ox99 in.
All cotton. Soiled Orig. 17s -------.~---- a.
2 BLANKETS; 500 wool 500 reproceSsed
wool, 800 wool, 20qo cotton. Soiled. Orig.
500 --------.- ----. .---------- 2.97
s5 q cotton org. 500 ~S-'-- O'Y 3.s7
PLAID BLANKETS; $50 wool, 75Go cot
ton. Size 72x84 inches Soiled. Orig. $40 ZOO
374 YDS. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN; 39-inch
useful remnants. Orig. 100 yd. yd. 14c
10 BED PILLOWS; white cotton filled.
Sateen covered. Orig. 1929 ----------------1.O 90
Goldenber9 s-Domestics-M Floor
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ACCESSORIES

ACCESSORIES
60 LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS; muSsed and
soiled Floral cotton prints and white with
embroidered corners. Orig. ; for Soc -------1le
IS LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS; of fine cot
ton prints and some with hand-rolled hens.
Sc LADIES' KERCHIEFS; OF pure linen.
White only Hand embroidered corners and
hand-rolled hens. Soed. Orig. 100 -------6 Csc
Sc FASCINATORS of cotton and WOOL
Triangle styles in all colors. Orig 3so-cz.5o
48 FASCINATORS; of wool and cotton. Tri-
angular scarf styles. All colors. Orig
Goldenbergs-Accessories-M Floor
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Surprisingly Quick Relief.
No Cooking. Saves Money.

Here's a medicine for
coughs due to colds, that
you mix in your own
kitchen. It's SO easy tol
prepare that a child
could do it. but once
tried, you'll never again
be without it.
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Cleoronce-Non Rotioned
Dress and
Play Shoes
Our Entire 2.99 Stock
1.89
grand opportunity to save on nom
rationed shoes. Black or brown in
many styles. All sizes in the group.
Don't miss this chance to save LOO
pair!
Women's Shoes-Main Floor

HOUSEWARES
DOUBLE DOOR WARDROBES, unfinished.
With lock and key. Floor sample. Orig.
1895 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---~----------1O.88
DOUBLE DOOR WARDROBES; walnut
stained With lock and key. Floor sample.
DOUBLE DOOR WARDROBEs; walnut
stained veneered wood. Floor sample. Orig.
3295 --------------------Z7. 48
CLOTHES HAMPERS; woven fibre, bench
style Slightly damaged Orig. 3.49 .-------2.78
WOVEN FIBRE HAMPERS; upright style.
Various pastel colors. Slightly damaged.
Orig 3.95 ---------.------ Z.99
WOVEN FIBRE HAMPERS; upright style
Jumbo size. Assorted enamel finishes. Dam
aged: Orig. $40 ----- ABB
Is DECORATIVE WALL PLAQUES; compo-
sition, various fruit subjects. Slightly dam
10 COMPOSITION DOOR STOPS; ornaments
in many dog subjects. Slightly damaged.
5 COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS; various dog
subjects. Slightly damaged Orig SOC 800 43e
l UTILITY CABINET; white enamel finish.
81 inches tall. Floor sample. Orig. 1895 -1278
Goldenberg's- Housewares-D Downstairs
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Make a syrup by stirring cups
of granulated sugar and one cup Of
water few moments, until dissolved.
No cooking needed. Or you can use
corn syrup or liquid honey, instead
of sugar syrup.
Then get 2k ounces of Pinex from
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MEMS WEAR

14O CAPESKIN AND PIGTEX GLOVES; tan,
brown and black Broken sizes Orig. 1875 SIC
COTTON GLOVES; corn and white colors.
Orig I39 ---------------- --------------- 99c
$50 UNDERSHIRTS; 1919 wool, 900 cotton
Sizes 40, A and 49, Orig 1.39 ------------l.29
20 CAPE AND PIGTEx GLOVES; famous.
make Broken sizes. Orig. 4.s5 .88
BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS; full cut, roomy.
Size A only. Orig 1913 -------------------l.52
II AMERICAN FUGI SHIRTS: plain green
and cream. Broken sizes. Slightly soiled.
Orig. 2.95
l6 BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS; some soed
Broken sizes only. Orig. 3.29--------------2.99
IL ALL-WOOL KHAKI GLOVES; broken
sizes only. Orig I.ss ---------------------
"a HEAVY COTTON UNDERSHIRTS; long
sleeves. Broken sizes only. Orig. 1929 $780, Tic
42O REGULAR AND SHORTEE LENGTH
HOSE; dark patterns. Broken sizes only.
Orig. 29c ------------ -------------- lie
66 DRESS SHIRTS; soiled. Broken sizes. In
white solid colors. Orig 1865 ----------- 74c
IS ATHLETIC SHIRTS; in size "a only.
Orig. 39c
% UNION SUITS; short sleeves, ankle
length. Broken sizes only. Orig. 11s------69e
3 SLEEVELESS SWEATERS; small sizes
I BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS; small sizes
only. Slight rregulars. Orig. 1ss--------- 99e
4 VARSITY RAYON PAJAMAS; sizes A and
only. Irregulars. Orig. Gf perfecD 600--2.44
8 ALL-WOOL MUFFLERS; popular plaid de-
signs Orig I.50-------------- 9oc
Irreguars. Orig. Gf perfect s.ss 40
6 RAYON PAJAMAS; plain colors Broken
sizes. Irregulars Orig (if perfect 500 ID 20
9 BROADCLOTH PA1AMAs; full cut Size
only Orig. 2.55 80
l SWEATER VEST; rayon and wool. Size 80
only. Orig. 2.9s ----------------------- 10
/ SLEEVELESS SWEATER; all WOOL Slip
over style. Small size Orig. 3.2s ---------2.l9
l PULLOVER SWEATER; small size only.
Part WOOL Orig. 2.29 -------------------1.2 II
Goldenbergs-Mens Wear-Main Floor
BOYS WEAR
100 CORDUROY SHORTS; thick partridge
corduroy in blue, grey or brown mixtures.
Sizes to TO- Orig 229------------------l.9 80
Is PREP SUITS; singled breasted coat,
matching Stacks. Herringbone and tweeds.
Sizes 8 to 49, Orig s98 90
KNICKER SUITS; double breasted Blue
and brown herringbone. Sizes to H.
Orig. 698 ----------------------- 500
IS BROADCLOTH AND FLANNEL PA
JAMAS; pullover and coat styles Fancy
and solid coors. Sizes 8 to a. Orig. 2.5O-- 80
Goldenberg's-Boys' Wear-Main Floor
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"Our most recent advices indicate
that the pulp available may not ex-
coed 100000 tons. These figures
permit no optimism about the
paper outlook.
Let me reiterate that any relax
alton of the restrictions on the use
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CORSETS
20 ALL-IN-ONES AND GIRDLES cotton
mesh. Broken sizes. Orig. $50 and 100 - 8Se
rs COTTON BRASSIERES; slightly soiled.
MITE AND DAY PANTY GIRDLES; sizes
Is, 26 and o. Orig. 5.95 ------------------ 3.95
C1odenbergs-Corsets-Secon Floor
SPORTSWEAR
Is JERKIN SUITS; 2-pc. style. Spun rayon
in black and grey Sizes IL to Is. Orig. 5.97 1888
PLAID JACKETS; of wool and rayon. In
sizes IL to 16 years. Orig. 500 --------- Z. a.
10 ALL-WOOL SWEATERS; spon styles.
Slightly soiled In maize color only Orig.
4.9e 1900 ------------ 3.44
COTTON WORK SHIRTS; In brown only.
Sizes SO to AZ. Orig I3S ------- .------- 3oe
ALL WOOL SWEATER DICKEYS; slightly
soiled. In pink color only. Orig. 1.Ss-----l.3o
SportstUear-Second Floor
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Mems Overcoots
Topcoots Suits
Originally
rs 95-2995

Suits in regulars, shorts, longs. Sizes
36-46. Topcoats in fly front, solid
shades and mixtures. Sizes 80 to 46.
Overcoats in regulars, shorts and
longs. Sizes 80 to 46.
Mems Clothing-Main Floor