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hours Of work they hl0s done since
January, l042.

hours Of work they hive done since
January, 1942.
Variety Of Products.
They have knit sweaters, mittens,
socks and scarves for the men Of the
armed forces. They have also sewed
for the Red Cross. Though hand
icapped by blindness. these women
use their ears and their hands to
learn that the Nation needs the
work Of every one in this war, said
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Connell, super
intendent Of the home.
One motherly looking women re-
marked to the registrar:
II helped make sweaters and
surgical dressing for the boys back
in 1878. I can do it again"
One 81 Years Old.
Some of the women have done
volunteer Red Cross work for years,
in addition to the weaving and
canning by which some earn a small
income.
A woman Of 81 years Of age is the
oldest member Of the United States
Citizens Service Corps in the home
group-and probably in the United
States. None of the blind women Is
under SO. Mrs. Frances Corgett,
housekeeper at the home, proudly
displayed the knitting which the
women have done, much Of which
surpasses In precision that done In
groups Of seeing persons.
Evening star., 1943-01-01

The first officer said the subma-
rine gunners were poor marksman.
They fired 80 or 40 shells at close
range, and only about Is or 20 Of
them hit the ship" he related. I'VE
could see the tracer shells sailing
over the target"
Evening star., 1943-01-01

miles of Caribbean island late in
August. ~
Survivors told the story here re-
Gently after waiting more than four
months at the port where they were
landed for airplane passage to the
United States.
Two crew members were lost, but
81 others were picked up by United
Nations warcraft after spending 36
hours in lifeboats.
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Nazis Fire ; Iorpedoes,
80 Shells 10 Sink Ship
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
AN EAST COAST PORT, Jan. /.
Two submarines had to fire three
torpedoes and 80 or 40 shells before
they managed to sink a Norwegian
merchant vessel in the Atlantic 800
Evening star., 1943-01-01

Argentina now has nearly 10000
miles of improved roads.
Evening star., 1943-01-01

He is the son of DR.. and Mrs. J. j.
Davis of Beaufort, N. c. His brother,
Comdr. Ernest j. Davis, was gun
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29
a.
XXXIV.

". zatiskems samostanu sta
vladala zadovoljstvo in veselje.
Opat Albertus je bill spoznal, da
mora menihe pridobiti ma svojo
stran, &c Sc hoce vzdrzati ma
svojem mestu. Sklenil je Z mimi
nekako pogodbo, S katero sta
bill ODE stranki zadovoljni, opat
in menihi. Menihi SO pustili O.
patu popoino svobodo, opat pa
menihom. In zdaj Sc je zopet
zacelo tisto zivljenje v sanao-
stanu, kakor svoje dni; pijance-
vanje in vsakovrstne orgije, "a
katere so menihi dobivali zen
ske cd vseh strani. LIE senior
Andrej Sc teh razuzdanosti nj
udelezeval. v zacetku je cello
poskusil, vplivati ma opata, maj
bi temu pocetju naredil konec;
veekrat je poudarjal, da Sc nj
ii v paganskih lupanarijih v
starem Rimu MISC godile take
brezstidnosti, kakor " krscan-
skem samostanu v Zaticni; ali
svarila njegova MISC nicesar po-
magala.
Rowan je med tenn lezal bo-
Ian ma smreskem gradu. Zdrav-
je Sc mu je obrnilo ma bolje, da
je cash ze mogel posteljo Ia
pustiti. Pater Hugon je bill od-
sci v Ljubljano, V Rein in ma
Dunaj, >da ma merodajnih me-
stih pove, kaj Sc je zgodilo v
samostanu, Malta pa je ostal
donna in je stregel Rovanu S ta-
ko skrbnostjo, kakor bi ne bill
niti lasthemu sinu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29

Vsled britskega nacrta pridelek vojnen casu,
Sc e tudi privan prostor kraja George katerem
igra gof," zoralo ska ga predstavlja ko kraljico
Elizabeth prncezno Elizabeth " ozadju levi stra
n) in prnceznjo Margareto Rose, ogleduje prdelek,
XII je zrastel ma njegovem bivsem griscu
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- Vzemite Rovana, grofica,
:je nadaljeval Malta, katerega
nj groficina nevolja cisto mic
motils. JAZZ ga poznam in vem,
da bi bill pravi moz "a vas. Bolj-
sega ne dobite,. lie mem verjemi-
te. /" -.
Grofica De bila v vehki stiski.
Kar zarela De in hudi pogledi so
svigali ma predrznega Matijo,
XII pa Sc "a vse to nj 11lenil, ne
go Sc le snejal,; kakor da je
sam 5 seboj zadovoljen. !.
Rowan je priskoel grofici ma
pomoc in zasukal pogovor aqa
drug predmet. In kmalu je bila
grofica zopet ponirjena ter
pazljivo poslusala Royanovoprir
.povedovanje, kako je pred me
seci potoval po Rinlu in ska5 Se
tam vse videl. Sedela je poleg
Rovana in ga gledala kakor da'
je zamak jena, !. 3. !.
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tfsasialjevanie)

lie povejte opatu, &c hoce-
te, kdo da vas je prijel in mo
gocnega opata prisilil, da je mo-
raj izpustiti Rovana. Tako dol
ge roke opat lie BE nina, da bi
meme dosegel.
Zdaj je prisel il Rovanove So
be visnjegorski zdraynik in ma
redil pogovoru konec. Helena in
njen brat hi bila rada sla k Ro-
vanu, a zdravnik tega nj dopu-
still, ker je bill bolnik Sc pre-
slab. ,...
Pa prideva eez nekaj dni,
je energicno izjavila Helena.
JAZZ sem Rovanu obljubila, da
ga obiscem in svojo obljubo IL
polnim.
PRAY kakor tista Judinj nja,
tista Salon,a, je mrmral Malta.
In Sc zmesala DO ga, Andrejee-
ia, in Be pray gotovo, kajti "a
la je, da bolj ne more biti! sko-
da, da SO nlinuIi tisti casi, ko je
zivel kralj David in svoje sta
re ude pri mladih devicah grel.
Ko hi bill JAZZ kralj, hi pri tel
punci ,prav rad Davida igral.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29

pOmagala, pOtem Dl pa wei 70
drobno vesco, to grofico. Kadar
pride k nam, je tako, kakor bi
solnce posijalo v sobo. Poslusaj
meme, Andrejce, in yzeni Croft
co Helene. Denarja sicer ne DO
bi dosti, a vesela je vedno in ta-
ka zena, XII Sc YES dan smeje,
je vec vredna, ko sedem gra-
dov. Ce 10 vzames, Andrejce,
pri moji veri, da ostanem pri
,vaju in bonn vajine otroke pc
stoval. IT, "
Rowan nj ma topic prigovar-
jamie Matijevo nicesar odgovo-
ril, nego molee povesil glavo.
In misli njegove so zletele v
st. Lambert in prvic ga je
spreletelo spoznanje, da ljubi -
sestro svojega smrtnega So
vraznika Margareto pl. Lindek.
XXXV.
V st. Lambertu so imeli 60
ste. Vojvodinja je povabila vee
sebi posebno vdanih velikasev,
med katerimi je bill tudi gra-
soak ma Gricu pri Mirni, Jost
baron Gall, jake ugleden in pre-
mozen velikas in cd nekdai is
kren prijatelj zatiskega opata
Albertusa.
Tudi grof Lamberg Sc je bill iz
zatiskega samostana preselil v
st. Lambert, ker so Sc ysi vi
tezi, XII so bill Albertusa spre-
mill v Zaticno, zopet razsli. Vol
vodinja je vse storila, da so Sc
njeni gostje kar najbolje zaba-
vail, in bila sama yes cas- izred-
no dobro razpolozena.
Cim je Rowan okreval toliko,
da je mogel zopet ma konja,, Sc
je najprej odlocil, da gre v St.
Lambert. Zahvaliti Sc je hotel
vojvodinji, XII je "a casa njego-
We bolezni veckrat posiljala
vprasat, kako Sc Rovanu godi,
in zahvalit grofu Lambergu in
grofici Heleni "a njiju obiske.
zvesti Matija ga je spremljal
tudi ma tej poti, a trudil Sc je
zaman, da bi S svojimi salami
sprawl Rovana v boljso voljo,
tRovana SO tezile nekake slut
ME, kakor da ga caka kaka po-
selma nesreca.
(DaIie prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29
PATOV
APORScAK"
SPISAL FIR. RENEE

Pri drugem obisku, XII ga je
napravil grof Lamberg svojo
sestro ma Smreki, je bill Rowan
ze v stanu, zabavati Sc s svoji-
ma gostoma. Naravno je, da Sc
je pogovor sukal najvec okoli
samostanskih razmer in grof
Lamberg je sele zdaj izvedel
popolno resnico o opatu Alber-
tusu. Pri tt priliki je tudi spo-
znal znacaj in miAjenje Rova-
novo in ko sta Sc moza locila,
sta bila ze dobra prijatelja.
Helena je bila tudi pri tenn
ohisku zivahna in vesela in je
posebno Malta drazila.
vi Sc morate ozeniti, Ma
tia, mu je rekla. vi bi bill IL
vrsten zakonski MOI.
- Sal bi Sc rad, je odgovoril
Matija S potuhnjeno porednost-
jo.
- zakaj pa 81 potem ne IL
berete neveste? je vprasevala
Helena.
- Tudi "a nevesto bi vedel,
a vzeti je ne morem.
- Kako da ne? Ali vas ne
mara?
- Pac! prav rada me ina!
- zakaj je pa potem ne wa
mete?
- Kako - ko jo je pa ze
drug vel!
Grofica je strmela, Malta pa
je smeje rekel:
- Da, grofica, tako nesreco
imam v ljubezni. Tista, XII bi jo
JAZZ rad incl, je ze .omozena,
druge pa JAZZ necem. In tako
bonn moral It'll kot samec pod
zemljo. Saj DO najbrze Sc Ro-
van samec ostal.
- Kaj, samec hooete ostati
Sc je cudila grofica, obrnivsi Sc
k Rovanu. Ne! To ne sme biti
Skoda bi vas bilo!
- Kje maj pa dobim neve-
sto? Sc je Sail Rowan. Pleme-
nitega stanu nisem, premoze-
MIA tudi nimam posebnega -
katero dekle bi me hotelo we
tt?
, Grofica pa je zardela in v
ljubki zadregi, XII jo je poseb-
no Malta opazil z velikim "a
dovoljstvom, rekla:
= LIE obrnite Sc do vojvodi-
ME Viride, gospod Rowan. Ia
je ze oni dan pripovedovala, da
zaprosi vojvodo Viljema, MAJ
vam podeli plemstvo in kot pie.
mic bodete lahko dobili primer
no nevesto. Mislim, da bi vas
vsaka rada vzela.
- vi tudi, grofica? je vpra-
sal Matija in napravil kar mo-
goce nedolzen obraz.
vi ste nesramni, je Matt
10 zavrsila Srofica., JAZZ dobim
zeninov, kolikor jih hocem!
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- Grofica je v tehe zaljub-
LENA, je ,dejal Malta Royanu,
ko sta bila grof Lamberg in ME
gova sestra odsla. In ko. je, Ro-
van hotel nekaj ugovarjati, ga
je. Matija odlocno zaVrnil, rex
Sit si:; 4....a ;aa nj. ~
,Meni nj treba nicesar pra-
VIII. Zdraye oci imam IN kar
sem sam videl, tega mi nihee
ne utaJ.
!. Ker ie Rowan melcal, je ma
.tdaljeVal. MatijaI'
/. Sredo pa. mas pri zenskah.
PRAY pasje sreco. Yes st. Lam
bert je Y tebe zaljubljen. Vol
ivodin5a,. grofica Helena in pa
tista 6argareta, ki de sicer' ta-
'lSo haadlR, da Be .szmerom 'bo-
'jif mn, niai In 'zdal DO zmrzlila::
no bi bil jaz y tyojji kozi, JAZZ bi
ze vedel, kaj stoffti. vojvodinji
M Sc laskal, -da hi mi .najprej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29

Ma sestanku uradnikov razicnih zogometnih sku-
pin ie napravlo nacrte svetovno serjo "a camp
onstvo, in scer da bi napravlo lie emo potovanje.
Ma sestanku SO BILL od leve na desno stojeei Charles
McManus tajnik New York Yankees; Ford Prick, pred
sednik National ige; Sam Breadon lastnik st. Louis
Cardinals; in zogometn komisar K M. Landis sedec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29
Mali oglasi
VSE KARKOLI

potrebuje Sc Cd zobozdravnika
bcdi izvleeenje zob, polnjenje
zob in enako lahko dobite v va
Sc polno zadovoljstvo pri Or
zupniku, ne da bi zgubili pri ten
dostj casa. Vse delo ie narejeno
kadar vam cas- pripusca. Urad
nj naslov:
who'd ma 6z. cesti
II ma IA Sny0 posi- Opje
6131 St. Clair Ave.
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PI,Oda Sc

.hisa "a 2 druzini, 4 sobe zgo-
raj, 5 sob spodaj; diva zidana
garaza in klet. Vse v dobrem
stanju. Cena $4,000. zglasite Sc
ma 5113 Luther Ave.
Evening star., 1943-05-13

(3) Stiff Bosom Tuxedo Shirts;
collar attached, size Is. Orig.
2.98 -------------54e
(20 Tuxedo Dress Shirts; Of
fine white oxford cloth, broad
cloth and Dolby figured broad
cloth. Slightly solled Sizes
Is, 1872 and Is. Orig. ZOO.
l.lo
D Part-wooI Sweater; in
contrasting brown colors. Size
AZ, Slightly imperfect, Orig,
2.99 -----------l.00 90
(49) Sport Shirts; OF light
weight cotton fabrics in white
and blue. Small sizes. Irregu-
lars of 79c quality lille
1 Sanforized White Drill
Overall; size 36. Orig. 2.98.
94e
n Long-sleeve Sport Shirt:
of American Fugi cloth. in
medium size. Solled. Orig.
2.98 -----------S7 Sic
U Khaki Tie Set; consisting
Of 2 regulation U. S. Army
ties. Orig. 100 set w 24c
(4 Army Shoe Wipe Kits:
consisting of 3 glove type
cloths. Orig. 29c set .------ Sc
~ Sport Shirts; in natural
and blue. medium and large.
Left out of slack set Tie
W Washab Stacks: in tan
and blue. sizes % and 80 Left
out of slacks sets Sic
l3) Tuxedo Fur Felt Hats; in
grey shade, sizes ia and 73s.
Orig 4.98 -------l.O 90
Goldenberq's-Matn Floor
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Feather Bed Pillows

1S) Feather Bed Pillows;
filled with crushed chicken
feathers. Size 17xl7-in. Orig.
100 ------- 6Se
168) Muslin Sheets; in va
rious sizes. Seconds Of 1.69
grade --------.----l.l4
(aD Fine Quality PiIIowcases;
sizes 42x3s12 and 45x38 ,.
Seconds Of 39c grade lse
t2S1) yds.) Unbleached Mus
lin; 36-in. wide, Useful rem
nant lengths. Orig. l9c yd..
Zoe
az Mattress Covers: full or
twin bed size, Orig 299 2.44
~ 25oo Wool Blankets: in
solid colors. Slight seconds Of
249 grade .e4
13) Printed Comfort Covers;
fine quality percale. Full size.
Orig. 2.19 .84
D Chenille Bedspreads; in
various sizes and colors. Orig
299 -----------------2.44
t46l Crinkle Bedspreads: va
rious colors, size 80x90-in.
Orig. 100 ------------ Sic
Goldenbero s-Main Floor
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RUGS y

(45) Fibre or Grass Rugs;
plain or plaids, Size 27X54".
Orig. $50 and 2.95 --l.7S
t3s) Fibre or Grass Rugs;
plain or plaids. Size 36x72".
Orig. $50 and 4.95 -2.68
~ Damaged Congoleum Rug;
size 9xl2 #. Orig 6.95 800
(6) Felt Base Rugs: Con-
goleum and other makes. Size
6x9 #. Orig. 3.95 -2.75
~ Armstrong; Quaker Rugs:
heavy felt base quality. Size
3x9 it. Orig. 2.95 ---l.85
% Wool-face Administer Rug;
slightly soiled. Size 9x12 #.
Orig. 1895 35,oo
~ Plain Taupe Broadloom
Rug; size 9xl8 it. Orig.
1900 ---------7o.OO
m Wilton Rug; slightly i'm
perfect. Size 27x54". Orig
11.0o 500
t2) Plain Broshloom Rugs:
size 41ax6 #. Orig. 1880.
l2.o5
(2) Figured Velvet Rugs: size
eS1O12 #. Orig $3.50 .2l.o0
15l Rug Cushions: size 314x
1o1a #. Orig. 7.95 4.S5
rs yds.) 27-in. Fine Wool
Wilton Carpet; originally 7.50
yd. -4.95 4. .95
Is yds.) 27-in. Fine Wool Will
ton Carpet; originally SOS
yd. 3.95 .95
t10) Coir Yarn Rugs; size 3x6
It. Orig. rs
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;|1EX.1z,s; )

(2s) Boys Wash Shorts; solid
colors and fancy patterns.
Sizes 6, 8 and IA. Orig. 100,
sac
~ Boys Wash Stacks; fast
colors, size 10 and is. Orig.
2.98 -------l.44
1D Boys Wash Suits; in
blue and tan. Sizes 3, 9 and
10. Orig. 1853 -9 97e
81 BOYS Wool Mixed Stacks;
sizes l9 and 20. Orig. 2.98.
l.44
81 Boys Slack Sets; San
forlzed for instability. Size
g. Orig. 2.95 1T
(22) Jr. Boys Crew Neck
Sweaters; sizes 4. 8 and 8.
Orig, 1.19 ---------------54e
OBJ Boys Dress Shirts; fast
colors. Sizes 1872 and IA.
Orig. 89c -------------64e
t3D Boys Wash Knickers and
Shorts: solid colors and stripes.
Sizes s to II. Orig. l.19- 66c
(49) Boys Cream Color
Stacks: sizes "a, 26, q and 30.
Orig. 1913 ---l.44
t40 Boys BrOadcloth Ath-
letic Shorts: fast colors. Sizes
8 to IA. Orig. 39c------22e
Goldenberg' Floor
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EU'!'!!3i3!;2:!:3

(40) Apple Blossom and Gar
denia Colognes: Coz. size bot
ties. Orig. soc loe
(20) ape. Chin Chin Sets: in
cluding 3-oz. bottle cologne.
box OF bath crystals and box of
talcum. Orig. soc 2oe
16) Cardinal Bath Powder:
in attractive box. delicately
scented. Orig. 39c 9c-I5e
nS) Astringent Mouth Wash;
80 alcohol, l6-oz. bottle. Orig.
(43) Cardinal Toilet Sets; in
cluding 2, 3 and S piece sets
of cologne, face powder and
toilet soap. Orig. 39c----l9e
Goldenber1's-Main Floor
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lrreeuIors Of 1913
Rayon Slips
LOS

Just Sc to sell. Rayon satin
and rayon crepe slips. in lace
trimmed and tailored styles.
Tearose and white. Most sizes
included.
n0) Rayon Crepe Slips; small
sizes. Orig. 89c 49e
~ Cotton Crepe 2-Pc. Pa
jamas; originally 1,l9 s7e
81 Cotton Knit Union Suits:
small sizes. Orig. SOC loe
l20 Rayon Crepe and Rsyon
Satin Slips; lace trimmed and
tailored styles. Orig. ITO o9e
1) Rayon Satin Gown; long
sleeves. size 38. Slightly soiled.
Orig. 3.98 ----2.7o
l8) Rayon Undies; including
vests, panties and briefs. Orig.
39c -------------- Se
Goldenbe berg's-Main Floor
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l,S;;53:as1

4) Little Boys Coats; in
tweeds and dark blue. some
with caps to match. Sizes 5
and S. Orig. 5.99- ---3 3 80
~ Boys Coats: in tweeds and
solid colors. with caps to
match. Orig. 799 9--5 80
u0) Girls 2-Pc. Suits: in
part-wool plaids. Sizes 8 to
IA. Orig. 3.99 -
(3) Girls AlI-wooI Yellow
Sweaters; size II. Orig. 239.
6ee
(3) Tots Sun Suits: fast-color
blue and white stripe crepe.
Sizes /. 2 and 3. Orig 89c 2oe
81 Girls Cotton Wash Dress
es: stripes and checks. Sizes
lOl2 and II. Orig. 229. l.l9
~ Girls Print Wash Dresses;
sizes 10 and II Orig. 199 39e
t49) Girls Pull-over Sweaters;
in beige, red, green and blue.
All wool. Small. medium and
large Orig. lit 7-----67e
t3 Tots Plaid Coats; with
velvet collars. Sizes s. Orig.
800 -------.- 80
n Tots Tweed Coat: fitted
back with tie belt. Size 3.
Orig. 7.99 ----5.o9
81 Tots Suits; dark blue
jacket and pleated skirt. Sizes
5 and s. Orig. 500 3.99
f2) Tots Red Plaid Jacket
Suits; red suspender skirts. Size
612. Orig. 500 80
% Girls Plaid Suit; Size 10.
Orig. 799 --- 4.99
(2) Tots Plain Blue Suits;
with suspender skirts. Sizes S
and 6. Orig. 8.99-6.99
l Girls Suit; in red and
blue plaid with pleated skirt.
Size 16. Orig. 599 9-3.99
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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(8) Women's 2-Pc. Suits; OF
wool and rayon in plain col
ors and plaids. Sizes 40 to "A.
Orig. 1899 -----------lO.8S
(3) Cotton Gaba riine Mater
nifty Jumpers; navy and green.
Size 20 Orig. .99-I.44
l14) Misses Wool and Rayon
Plaid Skirts; sizes "a and 26.
Orig. 1.99 --l.44
1861 Misses Rayon Jersey
Blouses; sizes 80 to 36. Orig.
~ Misses Cotton Twill Cow
erals; in navy and brown.
Sizes IA. 16 and 18. Orig.
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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t200 yds.) 50-in. Antique Satin
and Rayon Poplin; in wanted
colors. Useful remnant lengths.
Orig. 98c yd. --------5 Sic
n25) 40-in. Blackout Fabrics;
originally ACC yd.---2 25e
nl0 yds.) 36-in. Glazed
Chintz; for drapes and furni-
ture slip covers. Orig. 39c
yd. -----------------27e
(26 prs.) Pinch pleated Crash
Drapes: 72-in. wide, 2l2 yds.
long. Orig. 298 pr.---l IS
(30) 6-Pc. Cottage Curtain
Sets; originally 79c 3 34c
az Single Bedspreads: of ecru
dotted marquisette. Orig. 2.29.
l.37
(28) Figured Damask Table
Runners: size 25x50-in. Orig,
l.39 --------------77 Tic
175) 36-in. Rayon Finish
Marquisette: in ecru color.
Useful remnant lengths. Orig.
49c yd. - ---------- 28e
$50 yds.) 36-in. Solid Color
Jaspe; in rust only. Orig, l9c
I'd. --------------l0 l0e
Goldenberg's-Thrd Floor
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az Rayon Crepe Print Dress
Is; fast colors. Sizes IL and
IA. Orig. 3.33 2.6O
(3l Rayon Taffeta Evening
Dresses; slightly soiled. Orig.
5.s5 ----- 4.32
ID Rayon Jersey and Rayon
Crepe Dresses: sizes IL to 18.
Orig. 8.95 -------- 6.s3
t3) 2-Pc. Rayon Crepe Dresses:
soiled. Sizes II and Ia. Orig
a.95 -----------4. .S3
(6) 1-Pc. Rayon Jersey Dress
es; in prints Sizes II to If.
Orig. sos -------4.54
(3) 2-Pc. Blue Pastel Dresses;
sizes IA and Is. Orig. 795.
6.44
Goldenberg'S-Second Floor
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t27) Print Percale Hoover
cites; fast colors. wra aparound
style. Small and medium
sizes. Orig. 139 74e
~ Cotton Wash Dresses;
fast cOlors. Sizes IA and Is.
Orig. l.99 ILL
On Longs sleeve Cotton Wash
Dress; size Is. Orig, 2.29.
eee
~ Cotton Maternity Dresses:
fast-color percale. Sizes IA
and Is. Orig. 1o9 l.52
~ Spun Rayon Print Dresses;
sizes 16 and 18. Orig. 500.
1.67
~ White Broadcloth Uni
forms; slightly solled. Size u
Orig. 1.79 1T
Golden rberu's-SecOnd Floor
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Misses Orig. 1895
Plaid Coats
1888

Just 10 to sell. Clearance Of
our regular stock of misses
plaid coats. selling for 1895.
Belted backs, tie fronts. Sizes
II to 18.
f Misses Fur collared
Spring Coats 80oo wool plalds.
Sizes II to 13. Orig. 1895,
1888
(2l Misses and Women's
Tweed Suits: sizes Is, 1s and
AZ. Orig. 14e5 500
(5) Misses Boys Coats; in
beige color. Sizes II, IA and
Is. Orig. 1895 .88
GoIdenberQ's-SecOnd Floor
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(7S) Women's Neckwear; in
white and colored materials.
Orig. 100 -59 59e
$500 Women's Plain White
Handkerchiefs; samples and
seconds of lie to 18c quail
ties ----------6 for 25e
go Trimming Flowers; for
hats and hair-do's. All colors.
Orig. SOC --------29e
t4S) Women's Blouses: white
and colors. Small sizes. Orig.
1.39 to 2.98---7 7oe
(4D Women's Summer Head
wear; including turbans, wrap
arounds and 'kerchiefs. All
colors. Orig. soc and 69c 29e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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LINENS

t37) Turkish Face Towels:
slight seconds of l9c quality.
Sc
f69) Heavy Turkish Bath
Towels: various sizes and
STYLES. Seconds of 79c quail
itv ------- --- 37e
f4s) Heavy Turkish Bath
Towels: various sizes and
styles. Seconds OF soc quail
ity 27e
(2s yds.) Mercerized Table
Damask; 58-in. wide REM
nant lengths. Orig soc yd..
37e
ns) Homespun Luncheon
Cloths; size 36x36-in. Orig.
4oc --------------- 34e
1n Lace Dinner Cloths: close
mesh quality, size 65x68-in
Orig. 1.79 - --I "a
t23) Printed Dish Towels: as
sorted rolors, size l6x33-ln.
Orig. 29c 4e
GD Hand printed Luncheon
Cloths: slight mlsprlnts. Size
5ox5O-in. Orig. 139 sac
1s) Homespun Plaid Lunch
con Cloths; size 50x50-in.
Orig. 79c ----------5 sac
CD Heavy Huck Towels: in
various sizes. Seconds Of l9c
quality --- &c
(4) 5-Pc. Bridge Sets: includ-
ing embroidered cloth and 4
napkins. Soiled. Orig. 100.
44e
n 7-Pc. Printed Luncheon
Set; soiled. Originally 3.99,
1.74
Goldenbero's-Mdin Floor
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GLOVES

l3D Women's Capeski
Gloves; in novelty styles, black
only. Broken sizes. Orig.
(28) Women'S D0eskin (fin-
ished sheepskin: Gloves; in
assorted colors and sizes. Orig.
1.39 59e
(63) Women's Cotton Fabric
Gloves: in novelty styles. Ir-
regulars of 39c quality l9e
Goldenbergs-Mdin Floor
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HANDBAGS

1os} Fabricoid Handbags; in
red and kelly. also fabrics in
colors and black. Orig. 169.
l.2o
(156) Handbags; of fabrics,
bengalines and homespuns.
Plain colors, stripes, prints.
Orig. 100 69e
n8) Turbans and Bag Sets;
in bengaline stripes. Orig.
1.79 80
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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Window
Awnings

Odd Window Awnings. one
and two OF q kind, greatly re-
duced.
~ 30-in. size and 2 36-ir.
size ---------84e
az Awnings with sides. 36-
in. size -----l.34
(D Awning with sides. 42-in,
size -----------1. .94
D Venetian Blinds: enclosed
metal head. 26-in. wide. 64-
in. long. Orig. 4.95 1T
Odd Lot Scalloped OilcIoth
Table Cover Sets; 54-in. cover
and 18x45-in. scarf to match.
Set 46e
Goldenbergs-Third Floor
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HOSIERY

106) Full-fashioned RayOn
Mesh Hose. Irregulars of l.35
quality 89e
u2D Full-fashioned Imported
Lisle Hose; sheer chiffon. Sec
onds of l.35 quality 79e
1881 Rayon Mesh Hose; sheer
chiffon weight, knit to fit. r.
regulars Of 100 quality 59e
nl2) Silk and Rayon Twisted
Chiffon Hose; assorted colors
and sizes. Irregulars Of 79c
quality 49e
1881 Kant-Run Rayon Chiffon
Hose; knit to fit. Perfect quail
ity. Orig. 9c-----49e
10D Service Weight Rayon
Hose; knit to fit. Perfect quail
ity. Orig. 39c c----29e
135) Full-fashioned Chiffon
Rayon Hose; in various gauges
and weights. Mill mends OF
69c quality 25e
163) Sheer Rayon No-Seam
Hose; assorted colors and
sizes. Mill mends Of 39c quail
GOldenbero's-Mdin Floor
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HOUSEWARES

~ Implanted Dropleaf Ia
bles; sold "as is" Orig. 3.95-
4.95 ------------2.9o
% Implanted Bookcase; 4
compartments. Size 42x2lx7-
in, Orig. $40 ----2.4S
D Implanted Bookcase; with
divided compartments. Size
36x36xe in. Orig. 95-5.48
% Implanted Vanity Table:
with drawer. Floor sample.
Orig. 2.9s ---2.29
(58) Crystal Glass Handled
Punch Cups; originally loc
ca. Sc
(6) Woven Fiber and Deco
rated Clothes Hampers; Slight
lv damaged. Orig. 3.49 to
4.95 80
(6) Bathroom Shower Cur
tains; with drapes. Slightly
soiled Orig. 3.95 to sos 1.o9
500 Crystal Glass Tumblers;
with decorated numerals. Orig.
&c ca. ------------.- Sc
'23l Four-String Corn Straw
BronmS: originally soc 44e
t42) Wood Bread Slicing Hold
ers: originally 69c c-----~ 25e
Golden o'S-DOnnStairs