davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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(13l) Full-fashioned Silk Chit
fon Hose; 2-thread, 45-gauge,
rayon tops. Broken sizes. If
perfect, 1.25 --- 6oc
119) fashioned Rayon
Chiffon Hose; broken sizes.
Seconds Of 100 grades 56c
(72) Kant-Run Rayon Hose;
assorted colors, broken sizes.
Irregulars of 79c grades 59c
(114) mo Seam" Chiffon
Hose; wanted colors, assorted
sizes. Seconds of 100 grades,
49e
1SD FuIl-fashioned Rayon
Hose; assorted colors and sizes.
Mill mendS of 79c- ----- 39c
t94) Silk and Rayon Twisted
Hose; service weights. Mill
mends of 69c grades 29e
(S3l Service weight Hose;
kant-run tops. Broken sizes.
Seconds of 59c grades 25c
u20) Cotton Mesh Hose; knit
to-fit. Irregulars of 100
grades ------------- 69c
11D RayOn Service weight
Hose; knit-to-fit. Seconds of
39c grades -----------I9c
(133) "No-Seam" Rayon Chif =
fon Hose; broken sizes. Mill
mends of soc grades es----l4e
1881 Boys Golf Socks; elastic
tops. Size IL only. Orig.
(73) Children's AnkletS; solid
colors with fancy tops. Sec
onds and irregulars of 29c
grades. Broken sizes Sc
GoLdenberg Floor
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(7) 2-pc. Plaid Suits; sizes
12-14-l8. Orig. 100 2.88
(6l Wool and Rayon Skirts;
brown or blue. Size "a. Orig.
229 ---------------99 99c
(l0D Striped Cotton Shirts;
size "a Orig. 1.19 ---- 48c
(2) Red Corduroy Jackets;
sizes l2-l4. Orig. 3.29 -I.88
10) RayOn FailIe Jumpers;
black and green. Orig. 2.9s,
1.37
(2) Red Corduroy Jumpers;
sizes l4-l8. Orig. 499 2.S8
u4 Plaid Suits; wool and
rayon. Sizes l4-l6. Orig.
1899 - 777
90 Sipover Wool Sweaters;
soiled. Orig. 2.29 ---- 9qc
n0) White Blouses; sollcd.
Sizes 1896. Orig. 2.25 50
Goldenberg's-Sccond Floor
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(5) Metal Bread Box or Canis-
ter Sets; damaged. Orig. 100
1.95 -------------4oc
49, Quail Floor Mops; with
handle. Orig. ACC 9c---38c
(3) Composition Ornaments;
large size figure. AS is. Orig.
2.96 -----------------l.49
az Composition Ornaments;
orig. 1875 90
(250) Odds and Esds Deco
rated Dinnerware; saucers.
cream pitchers, fruit saucers
and ivory color cups. Seconds.
Orig. 10c-39c ------------2c
(8) Electric Birch Logs; sold
as is. Orig. 119----------79c
~ Unpainted Combination
Vanity Table; 3 drawers, sold
as is. Orig. 9.95 6.78
D Implanted Chest; 4 draw
ers, sold as is. Orig. $40 2.48
~ Unpainted Chest; 6 draw
ers, damaged. Orig. 749-1.Oo
% Unpainted Chest; 7 draw
erS, sold as is. Orig. 1926, 2.e6
l) Unpainted Bookcase; 36"
high, as is. Orig. 4.49 2.48
~ Unpainted Foot Stools;
floor samples. Orig. 119- 78e
D Unpainted Desk; with
stool. As is. Orig. 3.8S
(3 Unpainted Vanity Tables;
3-drawer style. Orig. SOS,
4.88
% Unpainted Vanity Table;
floor sample. Orig. 2.95- 80
t3I Imprinted Tables; drop
leaf style. Floor sample. Orig.
3.95 ---------2.9o
(2) Unpainted Tables; drop
leaf style. Floor sample. Orig.
549 3.48
~ Unpainted Bookcase; 4
compartments. Orig. 2.49 49c
D 5-Pc. Oak Breakfast Set;
imitation leather seats. Orig.
3495 ---------------29.e5
Goldenberg'S-DownStairs
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(6d) Heavy Turkish Towels;
all white, size 16x27". Orig.
(6D Absorbent Dish Toweling;
500 linen. Orig. 25c yd,,
yd. ! &c
t79) Cotton Doilies; size
12x18". Orig. 15c c--------- SC
(69l Huck and Dish Towels;
slight seconds. Orig. 12c Il, 4e
(148) Handmade Lace Doll
les; round and oval. Orig.
163) Woven Homespun Doll
les; size 12X12". Orig. 15c, &c
1881 Homespun Scarfs; sizes
15x36", 15x40", 12x18". Orig.
19c &c
(72) Cotton Printed Dish Tow
els; all-White with printed de-
signs. Orig. 6 for 100,
s for 55c
(1S) Printed Dish Towels;
imperfects. Orig. 29c----14e
t9) Lace Edge Scarfs; size
1896. Orig. 59c----27c
Go1den enbern'S-Moi7t E1oor
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ROOM SIZE
FELT BASE RUGS
Just 35 Congoleum- Arm
strong and other makes.
Slight i mp r ~ an
112x9, gXiOh &sSS
and 9xl2 "

(15) CongoIeum Rugs; size
3x6 #. Orig. 1.50------68c
(4S) Felt Base Runner; "a
inches wide. Orig. 35c yd. l9c
15) Short Lengths Felt Base;
2 yds. wide. Orig. 39c-59c.
50. yd. 24e
(2O) Iniaid Linoleum; dam
aged. Orig. 1.65 50. yd. soc
$50 Heaviest Felt Base
Flooring; orig. soc So. yd. 33e
(3) Felt Base Rugs; size 12Xl2
#. Orig. l2.95----------5.OO
(2) Iniaid Pieces; 6x9 ft.
Floor samples. Orig. 7.50,
ca. 800
n Administer Rug; imper-
feet, 9X12. Orig. 95-~12.5O
~ Velvet Rugs; size 9x10.6
#. Orig. 1895 5--------22.OO
~ Broadloom Rugs; size
27X54". Orig. 3.95 95-------2.OO
(12) Rag Rugs; 24x40". Orig.
1.29 ----------75c
IS yds.) q" plain Carpet; orig.
1.39 39----------------yd. 75e
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t63) Women's Leather Nit
tens; fleece lined. Navy and
red. Orig. 1.29-----------o o7c
(16) Women's Cape skin
Gloves; black only in small
sizes. Orig. l69 --------89c
t123) Boys Lined Leather
Gloves; black and brown. Sec
onds of 1.09 grades 5ec
1881 Boys Gloves; elastic knit
wrists. Natural color. Orig.
69c -------------------49c
1872 Women'S Fabric Gloves;
black and colors in novelty
styles. Orig. soc 3oc
(31 Women's Fabric Gloves;
leather trimmed. Irregulars of
Acc grades -----------2 2oc
t43) Children's Fabric Gloves;
navy only. Orig. 39c-----lOe
Goldcnberg g's-Mdin Floor
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(S) Venetian Blinds; as is.
"a TO 80" wide. Orig. 4,98,
III
t64 Window Shades; short
and narrow, up to 80. Orig.
69c -99c - 75r
t74) Oilcloth Doilies; IL to
Is inch lengths. Orig, 1Oc Sc
(38) Oilcloth Scarfs; 46" long.
Orlg. l5C 7c
t94l Shelf OilclOth; u" wide,
short lengths. Orig. 1212c,
yd. Sc
t258) Black Olcloth; short
lengths, 46" wide. Orig. 49c,
yd. 24e
Goldenberg'S-Thud Floor
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t5) Mems Suits: tan herring
bones. Sizes 1875, 1877, 2I40,
1/42. Orig. 1.95----8.65
1D Mans 2-Pants Suit; blue
herringbone, slightly shaded.
Size 81. Orig. 26.95 --l4.85
o. Mans 2-PantS Suit; 1000
worsted, blue-grey stripe. Size
80. Orig. $500 .48
(1 Mans 2-Pants Suit; grey
herringbone. Size 35. Orig.
26.95 -----------------l8.6O
% Mans Tweed Suit; brown.
size 80. Orig. 26.95----l7.OO
t2) Mems Topcoats; tweed IL
bal model. Sizes 1875, 1876.
Orig. 22.50 ------------I8.oO
~ Mems Overcoats; l grey,
size A, and l green, size AZ
short. Orig. 2295----1O.65
(5) Mems Topcoats; blue and
brown herrlngbone. Sizes "a,
1877, I39, 2/42. Orig. 22.95,
1865
(3) Mems Topcoats; size 36,
l/42, 1/40 stout. Orig. 1875.
7.e5
t5) Mems Sport Goats; checks
and plaids. Sizes l/34. 2/36,
1913, LAO. Orig. 1886 IS
(2) Casual Goats; tWo-tone
tan and brown. Sizes 1856
and l/39. Orig. 11.45- 4.72
" Mems Reversible Goats;
l covert size A, l green tweed
size AZ. Orig. 1895 ---7.65
(3) Mems Black Raincoats;
sizes 1888, 1/40 and AZ. Orig.
5.98 .6S
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
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(3) Rayon Satin Slips; navy
and royal, small sizes. Orig.
139 ------.------ e9e
~ Rayon Satin Bed Jackets;
also printed rayon crepe. Orig.
1.l9 ----------. ------ 89c
(3) Rayon Crepe Slips; small
sizes only. Orig. soc -- 2Sc
Q2) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; lace and tailored. Orig.
79c ------------------ 47c
t6D Rayon Satin Slips; broken
sizes. Orig l98 SO
t20) Snugfits and Vests; bro
ken sizes. Orig. soc 29c
80 Cotton Knit Union Suits;
small sizes. Orig. 100 soc
(8) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips; broken sizes. Orig. 89c,
Sic
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(16) White Brassieres; Soiled,
broken sizes. Orig. 69c- 29c
(25) Back-lace Corsets; hook
front. Orig. 1.29-----58c
12) Stepin Panty Girdles;
lastex yarn. Small sizes. Orig.
1.39 SIC
tS) Slide Hook GirGles; soiled,
small sizes. Orig. 2.50---97c
Golden5erg'S-SecOndF Floor
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(D Odd Vanity; modern wall
nut veneer. Orig. 1895 1000
tD 3-Pc. Mahogany Veneer
Bedroom; mismatched vanity,
dresser, bed. Orig. S139 50. 90
(1) Large Modern Walnut
Dresser; floor sample. Orig
1900 -------------24.50 so
(D Odd Mahogany Dresser;
sold as is. Orig. 1895 $500
% Ape. Twin Bedroom
Suite; modern walnut. Orig.
l39.00 ---------69.O0 90
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(D Lounge Chair; damaged.
Orig. 1895 $50
% Living Room Sofa; blue
tapestry. Orig. 59.95 20. 90
~ Solid Maple Living Room
Sofas, wine tapestry. Orig.
~ Solid Maple Lounge Chair;
broken leg. Orig. 2495 $1,000
D Pull-Up 1hair, blue tap
estry. Soiled. Orig. 6.45 80
(D Cricket Chair; damaged
leg. Orig. 5.95-----1.49
(3) Maple Lounge Chairs; blue
tapestry. Orig. 24.95---l2.00
(2) Tapestry Ottomans; wine
and blue. Orig. 8.95---3.98
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t689) Rayon Dress Fabrics; 80
inches. Orig. 59c-69c- yd. 25e
1853 Cotton Tweeds; As inch
es wide. Orig. 59c--yd. 25c
(68) Marquisette Laces; 80
inches wide Orig. soc yd. Use
(27) Dress Linens; dark colors
only. Orig. 79c------yd. 39e
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39c.Sl T0lLETRlES
l0c ea.

Choice of bubble bath, tai
Gums, travel kits, sachet dolls,
Don Juan face powder, band
aids, dusting powder, massage
cream, catalin combs, picture
frames, magnify mirrors, etc.
(5) 3-Pc. Dresser Sets; comb.
brush, mirror. Orig. 1853 33e
t0 Schratz Cocktail Bath
Crystals; assorted odors. Orig.
tl5) Bath Powders; assorted
fragrances. Orig. 1.o0--29e
(2D DIR. West Tooth Paste;
orig. 25c -----------------5c
(75) Hair Brushes; assorted
styles. Orig. 49c---------1oc
t250) Toiletry Preparations;
facial creams, cleansing cream,
sachets, etc. Orig. 10c to
29c -----------------3c &c
(3) Makeup Vanity Trays;
orig. ! SO ---------------29c
ga Compacts; assorted styles
and sizes. Orig. 89c------l5e
125) Hair Brushes and Hand
Mirrors; some match. Orig.
o9c 33e
u Manicure Set; IL neces-
sary pieces. Orig. 100 - soc
% Manicure Set; pocketbook
style. Orig! 2 90
GoIdenberg'S-Main Floor
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m Odd Chest; walnut veneer
on hardwood. Orig. 2495,
100
(2) Large Modern Dressers;
rich walnut veneers. Orig.
5000 -----------34.50
(14) Modern Dining Room
Servers; mahogany. primavera
and walnut veneers. Orig,
1895 -------------6.9 90
~ Period Mahogany Bullets;
60 inches long. Orig. $500.
1900
(D Lined Oak Buffet; 437
long. Orig. 24.95-----l2.00
t1O) Assorted Dining Room
Chairs; orig. 7.95-9.95---3.e5
D Solid Maple Dinette Ta-
BILE; refectory style. Orig.
1886 ----------8. IS
(5O Dinette Chairs; assorted
solid maple styles. Orig. 400-
6.95 90
(D Innerspring Mattress; floor
sample. Orig. 1885,. 80
1D Innerspring Mattress; twin
size, sample, Orig, 1895 9. 90
~ Foldup Metal Cots; sold
as is. Orig. 995-----4.A4
(D Metal Bed; three-quarter
size. Damaged. Orig. 7.95,
2.SS
% Studio Duplex; 2 mat
treSses. Orig. 49.95---24. 90
(2) Full-size Innerspring Mat
tresses; soiled. Orig. 24.95.
1e.s5
(2) Plate Glass Mirrors; ma
hogany frame. Orig. 1896.
6.e5
(3) Plate Glass Mirrors; solid
maple frame. Orig. 895 3.98
D Framed Mirror; sold as is.
Orig, 3.98 -------------l.oo
(5) Damaged End Tables; sold
as is. Orig. 40 4oe
~ Walnut Drum Table; dam
aged. Orig. 3.98----1. 90
a. Walnut Coffee Table:
marred. Orig. 2.49----I.o 90
~ Period End Tables; walnut
veneer. Orig. 9.95-----3.e8
% Telephone Set; walnut f1n-
ish. Orig. 7.95------3.95
~ Kneehole Desk and Bench,
bleached finish. Orig. 32.95,
I4.oo
Goldenberg,s-Fourth Floor
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t3) Indirect Floor Lamp
Bases; damaged. Orig. 5.98-
6.98 --------------2.O0
(3) Maple finish Bridge
Lamps; with shades. Orig.
2.49 ---------------8 8Sc
~ Vanity Lamps and Shades.
Shopworn. Orig. 1.69-1.98 SAC
t28) Shopworn Lamp Shades;
for bridge and table lamps,
rayon and homespun mate
rials. Orig. 1.19-1 40 9--47c
t5) Metal Folding Chairs; bent
frames. Orig. 198-------77e
(5) Novelty Wood Book Ends;
shopWorn. Orig. 1.49---57c
(9) Full-length Mirror Frames;
white or mahogany frames.
Orig. 1.19 ----------2Sc
t4 Framed Pictures; shop
worn. Orig. 1.19----3oe
t40) Vanity Shades: soiled
and shopworn. Orig. 25c-29c,
1oc
(3) Folding Card Tables;
damaged tops. Orig. 49l.oo
Goldenoerg's-Downstairs
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RUMMAGE SALE OF FURS

l-Seol dyed Coney Muff; orig. 395 - 75e
l-Beover dyed Coney Muff; orig 800 ---------2.45
2-Hudson Seo Muffs; orig. $500 ---4.e5
Black dyed Kidskin Jocket; orig 30OO----l4.95
Pr Dyed Fox scorfs; orig IS 90 pr - pr 1895
2-SobIe Stone Morten Scorfs; orig 1900 $3.50
2-Grey dyed Corocu Pow Jockets; orig. 1900 $3.50
Block CorocuI Paw Coot; orig $500 400
Block dyed Pony Coot; orig l45O0--- 1850
l-ComeItone Lopn Coot orig. 10000 S. 90
CToIdcnbrg's-Fws-Second Floor
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1851 Handbags; fabrics and
fabricoid. ColorS and black.
Orig. l,l9-1.69 25e
(23) Handbags; feathers and
fabrics, colorS only. Orig.
l98-2.29 --..-- 66c
19I Handbags; feathers and
fabrics; black and colors. Orig.
3.OO-349 -------------l.3 .33
I'D BilIfolds; slightly marred,
sold as is. Orig. l25-250 Ate
UD Mems Toilet Kits; roll
ups and upper tops. Damaged.
Orig. 59c-lQ0 ---------25e
Goldenber0 'S-Mnin Floor
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(G Blaekboards; scratched
frames, damaged charts. Orig.
1.l9 -48e
" Doll Houses; shopworn
from Xmas handling. Orig.
l 40 ------------6S ga
ca Dolls; slightly soiled, sew
eral types. Orig. 9ac-l.19z5os
~ Children's Rockers; slight
ly damaged. Orig. 1.69---7Sc
GoldenberQ 's-DoUnStdirs
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1) Administer Rug; size 9x12.
Seconds of 1895 --22.O0
1 Broadloom Carpet; 6x9 it.
Orig. 1000 -------2O.OO
CD Felted Rug; size 9xl2 ft.
Orig. 1895 ------------9.OO
~ 9x12 Wilton Carpet; used
in model home; worn. Orig.
30 90 70. 90
(2) Plain-Band Border Rugs;
9xl2 it. Orig. 1000 $500
~ Figured Wilton Rug; 12X18
ft. Sample. Orig. 10000 5000
% Figured Administer Car
pet; 9x1O #. Orig. $500.
5000
~ Fine Plain Carpet Pieces;
2X8 #. Orig. 1900 ----4. 90
ia yds.) wilton Carpet; 27"
wide, cut lengths. Orig. 4.95.
yd. IS
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(10) Rayon Covered Cushions;
irregulars of 69c-1 90 grades,
Bic
90 Cretonne Slip Covers;
boudoir chairs, dining room,
da-bed covers and sofa covers.
Orig. 1.49 to 2.98 -----77c
(489 Curtain Fabrics; sample
pieces. Orig. 10c-29c-- ca. Sc
$50 Tailored Curtains; nov
city weave. Orig. ACC -----I9c
1881 Curtain Corners; and
half-pairs curtains. Orig. 25c-
59c ga. Sc
1850 Cretonne Squares; also
Scarfs. Orig. 19c--------Se
(19) Damask and Tapestry
Squares; assorted sizes. Orig.
t125l Novelty Curtain Fabrics
and Cretonne Remnants. Orig.
23c-39c l9c
t19) Pinch-pleated Damask
Drapes; assorted colors. Orig.
2.98 1T
1f9) Sash Curtains; rayon
marquisette. Orig. soc l0e
(9) Imitation Leather Has
socks; irregulars of 1913 grades.
100
t10) Hassocks; round or
square. Irregulars. Orig. LAG,
55e
GnIln..L....,n rrL:.L rI.
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Table Lot Of 100
Prs. Odd Curtains

Ruff1ed, tailored, cottage
and lace curtains. Some
are soiled from display.
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asa ALI wool Interlining; 25
inches. Orig. 1.25 1900 yd. 49c
(265) WoOlen Mixtures: 54
inches wide. Orig. 1.39-1.95,
yd. 59e
f3S) Imitation Fur Cloth; orig.
2.95 -----------yd. 89e
Goldenberg'S-Mairt Floor
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NOTE! RESTRICTIONS.

No Mail or Phone Orders. No c. o. DIS.
No Exchanges or Layaways. All Sales
Absolutely Final on Rummage Sale Items!
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go Bleached Sheets; seconds
and thirds. Size 81x90". Orig.
1.19 ----------------77c
(9) 500 Reused Wool Blan-
kets; dark green and blue.
Size 60X80" Orig. 3.99 -2.57
(32) Chenille Bedpreads; as
sorted colors and sizes. Orig.
2.99 9-------1.s4
(2) Sateen Comforts; 500 re-
proceSsed wool. Soiled. Size
72X84". Orig. 499-----2.57
(10D All-wool Comfort; sateen
covered. Soiled. Size 72x84".
Orig. 500 ------------3.S7
(O Chenille Spreads; mostly
twin sizes. Orig. 3,99 ---2.57
~ Chenille Spreads; solid
Colors. Orig. 4.99 99-----3.44
a. Double Blankets; soiled.
Size 70X80". Orig. 99--I.o7
t33) White Cotton Bats; indi-
Vidually wrapped. Orig. Csc,
lac
10l Heavy Cotton Bats;
81X96". Individually wrapped.
Orig. 7qc Az
Gnldpr herntc Mni,, EIon,.
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Q2) REVERSIBLE COATS; gay plaids for rain or
shine. Sizes II to 20. Orig. 1895 $500
(2) BLACK NEEDLEPOINT COATS, size 12 only
Originally 1895 ------------------- 90
Cd FUR TRIMMED COAT; all wool with Per-
sian Lamb collar and cuff. Size a. orig 95,
24OO
Cd FUR TRIMMED COAT. cocoa brown with
platinum wolf collar. Size 18. Orig. 1895,
240O
Ol BLACK NEEDLEPOINT COAT; with grey
rabbits fur jacket Size II. Orig 1895 II 90
0) BLACK NEEDLEPOINT COAT; silvered fox
collar Size 16. Orig. 90 95 -------5 & 90
q TIMMEY TUFF COATS; white with red or
green trimming. Sizes 16 and l8. Orig 1895,
1900
QD FUR TRIMMED COATS; warm interlining
Black only. Sizes 38 to "A. Orig. 1895 $50
Q5) TWO-PIECE SUITS; tweed and small
plaids. Full lined coats Sizes II to 18. Orig
1898 ------------------------ ------------ 90
pparel-Second Floor
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Originally S. and Sc

Pumps and ties in a vari-
ETY. of styles. Not all sizes
in each style
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Third Floor
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(17S) Flowers, Neckwear,
Hankies, Turbans, Etc; orig.
1212c-59c ---------------5c
(97S) Children's Handker-
chiefs; plains and whites with
prints. Seconds. Orig. 5c-lOc.
3 for Sc
(4S9) Women's Handkerchiefs;
white and colors. Seconds and
soiled samples. Orig. 10c-
l8c SC
(106) Neckwear Pieces; white
only. Assorted materials. Orig.
(2S9) Mems Handkerchiefs;
extra size whites, soiled and
seconds. Orig. 29c----llc
(29S) Mems White Handker-
chiefs; factory rejects. Orig.
12c sc
t250) Women's Handkerchiefs;
white and colors, 1ace-trimmed
and embroidered. Orig. 25c to
SOC --------------lle
tl44) Spring Flowers; all COL
ors. Samples and odd lots.
Orig. 59c-1.00 ---2lc
GoldenberC'S-MQiu Floor
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-18

THE NEW HEBRlDeS, a French and British condominium, are directly
in the path of the u. |. supply line to Australia. When stopped at Guadal-
canal the Japs we're moving towards the New Hebndes and in their pos
session they would have ato n and the same time severed that vital supply
route and hanked Australia With the fall of France the New Hebrides
joined the Free French and eventually permitted the entry of U. S. forces
and the establishment of a base at n undsclosed point on the island of
Espniu Santo From this forward base U. S. airmen strike deep at the
heart of the Japs lurking in their rapidly prepared bases in the Solomons.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-18

NEW CALEDONHAs serves as an Allied outpost and potetveb @. along the |. S-AuSIdanm feline 1t was
occupied first the British and kM by American forces With prtu So the FWsa and American Same
it forms huge defensive triangle through which. all troops and materials for the Pacific uggep passes Any
of he point in apm@ control would hmmenabyh increase or Pacific problem and poOng the war
lew Cae6nhs aLngaeds shores ar. rfsuddeda and hek land hMhd and dhhy wooded
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-18
SOLOMON STANDS The Solo

SOLOMON ISLANDS. The Solo
mons were discovered by a Spaniard,
completely forgotten, and not seer
by a white man until 1868. In 1885
they were divided between Germany
and Great Britain, and in 1914 they
were taken over by Australia IS a
mandate until they were all but
swallowed up in the Japanese adj
vance The main Jap bases are at
Kieta, BUN and Rekata bay, with
BUN probably the strongest and
best equipped of the three. Another
base was under construction at Tu-
lagi until knocked out by Allied air
men. If the Japs are driven out of
Guadalcanal their strategy will prob
ably be to fall back on their nearest
base and carry on the war from that
point. Step by step, island by island,
they will force the Allies to regain
their stolen outposts at the greatest
possible cost. That the Jap considers
the Solomons of great Importance is
evidenced in his fanatical fight to
hold them.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-03-18

GUADALCANAL is the focal point in a major struggle for control of the
southwest Pacific. Its only ahheld, Henderson Field, has been the vortex
of this struggle since its capture by U. S. Marines August !, 1912. The
island, tropicaly luxurious and topped by 8,000-foot peaks, is about go
miles long and lies at the southern extremity of Japans 3,324-mle reach
into the southern hemisphere. 1t can act a a sprngboard for either the
Allies II the Japs. Its possession by Japan makes it a constant threat to
the security of Australia and its vital supply lines from the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13
Marshal on Stand

Frank Marshall was called to the stand by Mccain and ques- tioned regarding a speech Sen. A. P. Walker had made in Wrangell. Marshall stated that there had been labor meeting at which Walker had given a speech. On further query, Marshall said he had spoken of labor laws, particu- larly those in relation to child labor laws and laws pertaining to women workers in the shrimp can nery and the salmon canneries, which were about to open. Asked if there was any mention of politics, Marshall said, Not at that meet mg.' Asked if there was another meeting he said, Not that know of"
 Sen. Coffey asked if there were any out of town witnesses and Chairman Kehoe said he had been requested by MT. Mccain to subpo- ena Steve McCutcheon and that when McCutcheon had returned to Fairbanks he had been requested to wire him. This he did but when it became obvious that McCutcheon could not arrive by Friday, Mccain had said he no longer wanted him to come.
 Private Session
 The committee then went into brief executive session and upon its return to the Senate Cham bers, it was moved to recess until ' o'clock Monday night and Chair man Kehoe set the time for coun- cil's arguments at an hour each. Mccain and Roden both stated that shorter time would be suf- ficient and half hour period was set.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13

Haas regarding the difficulty ot keeping track of labor cases when no copies of wires or letters were kept. Haas stated that many of the cases were not written but were verbal Asked by Sen. Coffey if he'd ker. no copies of records Haas replied that he had not.
 Sen. Coffey stated that one of the charges against Haas was re- garding missing records and that if there were none kept, the c could be none missing Haas said that what records he had were part of the Labor Department and were left there. Questioned by Sen N. R. Walker as to what percentage of cases were handled verbally Haas replied, More than 50 per- cent"
 Sen. Cochran questioned Haas regarding strikes or strike settle ments, for which the only records were slips of paper on which were typed the parties interested. He asked why Haas had not left some record of all of his activity in this regard. Haas replied Tt would have been an improvement" Senator Cochran then said, Tt would have been only natural, not just an i'm provement. but you didn't do it. Haas replied, ''No.'
 Strike Cases
 The strike cases, according to testimony, all occurred in Juneau and required no correspondence.
 Miss McCloskey recalled to the stand last night, testified that she had never worked on Saturday af- ternoon or Sunday. Questioned as to whether or not she had ad- dressed a number of blank envel- opes for Haas to people whose names were checked on voting list, Miss McCloskey stated that she had. Upon further questioning regarding the number, it wa S brought out that she had addressed number of boxes full, each con- taining around 500 She stated that she did not know what had become of them and had not been asked to help fill them.
 Under questioning, Miss McClos- key repeated her previous testimony that toward the end of Haas term of office Paul Urick had told her he was told to remove all material regarding political matters from various files.