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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
SOCIETY NEWS
WILD GEESE FLYING SOUTH
BY Nav a. Baker

NoH dark against the sky
In V-Shapcd lines they fly.
hear their harsh, strong cry
Tine wild geese flying South.
! love 10 watch their flight,
Poised III the dizzy height.
they are thrilling sight
The wild geese flying South.
Md feel that God has blessed
The inStinc, in each breast
That leads them on their uucst-
ne wild geese flying South.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

Vile. treasurer.
AT Il previous meeting, Il. Il. Pat
tcrSon Of LIttlctOn. NJ. +. McarcS of
Chadbourrc and Ray W. Goodrich,
of Winston Salem. were chosen Us
student council representatives for
the class.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
EETl rms HOME.

Mrs. J. W. Abbott. Jr.. returned
n.mc last night from GrcvnvIllr.
Miss. where she spent month with
hcr husband. who j., >tatiuncd there
in the military service.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Students Club

Iau Students club will meet al the
h...r OF Mrs. S. b. Burwcll Thursday
afternoon AT 1880 o'clock with Mrs.
B.vci and Mrs. w. Il. MacNar as
JOINT HostcSscs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
In New York

Ms. y. J. Watkins. Mrs. s. II. Wat
h.. Mrs. NJ. +. Lcgg, and S. S. Par
laH left Sunday for New York City
lu. WcckS'S visit there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
Book Club Meets

r." Contemporary Book club will
v'.' al $50 o'clock Thursday after
n..G IL the home of Miss Dorothy
W,,'Cr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
.Ir. WOman'S Ciub

THc Junior Woman'S club will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the c.fc-
iv. ~ the high school. and all mem
D-.s are urged 10 attend if possible,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
To Attend Convention

-. II. kimball left this morning for
Wm'ton-Salem TO attend the Baptist
Ste convention being held there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17
r X X X X X
X WITH THE COLORS r
X X X X X X
Here on FurIOucI,

Here on FurIOugh
Cpl. Wilson Edison IIoylc. of Fort
Lewis. Washington. arrived here
Monday night 10 spend fifteen dav
lurlough With his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. tloylc. Of Henderson
route |.
Promoted
1t. David T. Smith has been pro-
NOTED 10 the rank of first lieutenant.
and has been made commanding Of
iIccr of an Mp company at Fort Nc
PhcrSon. Atlanta. Ga, where he is
stationed. He is the son of Mrs. &.
j. smith, of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-17

Raleigh. Nov. lI-At a meeting Of
the sophomore class held recently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
PITFALLS OF LOVE

her, and for your wife IA well.
although l have a hunCh, big
boy. that YOU wouldn't he 30
overwhelmed with grief N some
thing drastic did happen 10 that
dame Of yours. I've heard m
terrsting gossip about the fa~,i-
mating Dicky-bird Graham, and
his high-brow wife who doesn't
understand him"
When JICKY answered her, aIter
a second : silence. ! could have
Tod her 70 took out, FOR his voice
had mo sickness which clothes u
when he is furlously angry
Aren't YOU getting hit oft
your main track, my dear" he
asked
/ could not see her face, but J
guessed that she had started Al
rne baral familiarity and vas
weighing IT, Tho noSt instant her
colossal concert took- hold Of hrr
and >no evidently tOyed with The
idea that he was becoming inter
CstCd IN hcr.
RUTH TURNS CALM
well, perhaps l am" she adj
mind suddenly calnnr- .I,t%
been 80 bedeviled tonight that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

DTCKY LET her demand hang
in the arr for a tan'a'lzing second
Then he spoke with tho saccha
rine urhan.fy which 7 knew wa.
taxing her self control 10 th'
limit.
II can tell YOU where they
are. certainly" he said But II
won't do YOU one bit ~ good, !
am afraid. They are In another
apartment on another floor,
whore Mrs, Graham y caring
for Mrs. Beckett. Under no cir
CumStanCeS can YOU err any one
else outside their families see
either OF them tonight
J heard a gasp o., lAy from The
tnHtlArrr.ElE al rff..fHr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
BRING HER BACK

"Only to 60 over 10 wherever
the Beckett woman IL parked,
and bring her hack with you TO
me here she said.
you don't know my wife"
Dicky said. shaking ms head
"She never would let me bring
katharine back with me. She
she doesn't like you very well,
I'm afraid
l choked back a laugh as J
heard the depreCating note in his
voice which implied that my
judgment was harsh and mis-
taken.
shed like me less II she saw
us now" Ruth Hayes said with
a chHcklng laugh. and then |
saw her run her hand through
Dicks hair with caresslng
gesture
"Wouldn't YOU stand up IN
your wife for - once" she
asked, with a pause that I
knew meant HIM 10 substitute
the words for me >"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
RUTH TURNS CALM

well. perhaps l am she ad-
,r7.ftod suddenly calnnar I've
been 80 bedeViled tonight that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
6 WISHING WELL 81

TIERE pleasant game give you message
every day II numerical puzzle designed 20 spell out
your fortune Count your hrst II the number
letters II the number is less than
your key number Start at the left
hand corner recanCc every OF
numbers night Then read the the letters under
The checked hgures give you N7-8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
By ADELE GARRISON

really don't know just what I
am saying. But ] simply must
get that Information / want out
Of that Beckett woman.
And your wife, who probably
brides herself on being n
wOman's woman. IL no doubt
covering over her with electric
foot warmers. hot cups of tea,
and NJ forth and so or"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08
CONTEMPT IN HER VOICE

There was infinite contempt IN
her voice as she spoke Of me and
| guessed that Dlcky was holding
ms temper IN with difficulty Then
! heard her rise. and I pushed my
door open a biz wider so that I
saw her bend over Dlckv and lay
her hand almost caresSlngly upon
his shoulder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-08

"Be a sport, big hoy, and give
me a break" she Implored. I'm
sorry / came in here with
threats. But I didn't expect to
find anybody like YOU here.
Just what do YOU want me
to tn 2 u frTr asked and m MIS-
Tlccr's words, butter wouldn't
have molted IN bis mouth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
Sports Roundup

American Bowling Congress
uon concerning the annual reseng OF alleys was voted at s
officials f. H. Baumgaren said the Off
suspend 1884 bowling the portion
the mandatory surfacing all alleys during each T.
month period regardless of their condition.
Port Huron Frchette Flint rolled his
singles the oreh annual Michigan State
Bowling Tournament here Sunday posting 66s OF 2 :0
and 225
OreAP-Spors Editor George OF the Portland
pitcher the Detroit Tigers and Al
Wik southpaw hurr the Pittsburgh Pirates Will stick TO
their jobs in Portland shipyards this year
DeroUPopenng with three-goa barrage in the second
Deots Red Wings
Leafs before Olm
pas hockey 1859 Sunday night
Mexico CAPA Espinoss New York golfer who pro for the
Country during the winter 70
exhibition match with Byron Nelson Jimmy Demart
isld jug McSpaden.
Bryant 1541s Dallas eight
ound Bobby Lakn York Rdgewood Grove
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
Normal Will
Not Take Part

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. S A
scheduled triangular indoor track
meet here Tuesday. between Mich.
igan, Michigan State and Michigan
Normal will he a Wolyerine-Spar-
tan dual engagement instead,
Coach Lloyd Olds having with
drawn his Normal team because OF
semester examinations.
II will be the fifth dual meet be-
tween State and Michigan and the
Spartans will be seeking their first
win over their intra-state rivals.
However, Michigan will be favor
ed to win again although Coach
Ken Doherty OF the Wolverines
feels the edge may be a small one.
Michigan strength is confined
principally to running events and
State has a possibility OF winning
all field contests. In addition the
Spartans are strong In sprlnts,
probably will win the mile and
likely will pick up a number OF
SEE onds and thirds in other events
on the track.
Standouts among the Spartans
are Capt. Bill Scott. miller whose
best winning time indoors last year
OF 4:l5.2 puts him far ahead OF
Wolverine entries. and high jumper
Jim Milne, whose 1912 ceiling was
feet IL inches.
Sid Brecher, who holds the State
shot.put record, is favored over
Michigan's George Ostroot, broad
Jumper Hugh Davis probably Will
edge sophomore Bill Osgood and
pole vaulter Dale KaulitE OF State
should win from Bob Segula, Mich
igan's best yaulter.
In the sprints Michigan will send
Chuck Donahey and Leonard Al
kon against Davis, Bob Mccarthy
and Bob ,Bodoh and the competition
should be about even. In the
high hurdles another close race
IS expected between Michigan s
Jim Byerly and States Bob Carrier
Chuck Pinney of the wolverines
looms as the low hurdle winner.
Bob Ufer, American and Big Ten
indoor record holder, will be a
heavy favorlte to give Michigan a
first in the quarter but State has
unusual depth in the 44o and may
nick off second and third. In the
half capt. Dave Matthews, Ross
Hume and John RoXborough OF
Michigan may give the wolverines
the points needed to swing the
meet in their favor and Ernie
Leonardo will be favored to give
Michigan a first In the two mile.
In the mile relay the Wolverine
quartet is regarded virtually as
a certain winner. The meet VIII
he held in Yost Field House, start
ing at 1880 2. m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
Track Meet Tuesday to be Dual
Women's Armies
Take Over College

New York, Feb. s--INs-It looks
a though the city hall and Hunter
College are all but captures-by the
WAVES and sPARs!
Today Navy flags will fly over
both in celebration OF WAVES and
sPARS Day. II was announced
here.
The program. arranged in con
nection with the Third Naval Dis
trlcts drive 10 enlist more than
200 women In the Navy and Coast
Guard branches for the fair sex
by March /. will be featured by a
mass swearing in at city hall Of
$50 women, and the commissioning
OF a new training school at Hunt
er's Bronx Division.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
Normal Wins
From, Loyola

Michigan Normal College track
team in competing with Loyola Uni.
versity In Watermans gymnasium,
Ann Arbor. Saturday. took first
place in all but one contest. They
overwhelmed Loyola TN to 1874.
Results we're:
Pole vault-Won by Webb, Michi-
gan: second, Rosendahl, Michigan
Normal; third, Morgan, Loyola.
Height-l1 feet, s inches.
Mile run-Wcn by Pingel. Michi-
gan Normal; second. Hossler,
Michigan Normal; third, Miroff,
Michigan Normal. Time-4:3S6.
50-yard dash-Won by Walters,
Michigan Normal; second. David
son, Loyola; third, Hollosy, Michi-
gan Normal. Time :05.6.
440.yard run-Won by Cave,
Michigan Normal; second. Kunka,
Loyola: third. Hollosy, Michigan
Normal. Time-:52.4.
65-yard high hurdles-Won by
Eisley, Michigan Normal; second,
wv boAAf 1CJOiot Nhiih " GdON OF db,
Michigan Normal. Time-:0S.9.
Two-mile run-Won by Hansen,
Michigan Normal; second, LeYerett,
Michigan Normal third, Hops,
Michigan Normal. Time -lO:10.2.
65-yard low hurdles Won by
Walters, Michigan Normal: second,
Morgan, Loyola: third, Edwards,
Michigan Normal. Time-:0S.?.
Ss0-yard run-Won by Nederlan-
den. Michigan Normal; second. Car
penter, Michigan Normal: third,
Gehring, Michigan Normal. Time
-2:02.6.
Shot-put-Won by Roehrs. Michi-
gan Normal; second. O'Connor,
Loyola; third, Jimmy, Loyola. Dist.
ance-43 feet.
High jump - Won by I.uckey,
Loyola second, Webb, Michigan
Normal, and Perkins, Loyola, tied.
Height-6 feet, 21s inches.
Relay as mile)-Won by Mich.
gan Normal (Walter. Hollosy, Smi.
ley, Cave. Time-2:49.7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
Baseball Not
to be Stopped

New York, Feb. S-INS-"As long
as each team has nine men to place
on the field there will be base,
ball.
That vas the expressed opinion
today Of Judge Kenesav Mountain
Lands, ruler OF the nations mum.
Der one sporting psstime.
Addressing the annual dinner o.
the Baseball Writers Assoeis tlon
last night, lands said he didn't
want anyone 10 think that baseball
Was asking special fayors but as
long as each team has nine men
to place on the field there will be
baseball" He added that he had
already undertaken 10 arrange the
broadcast Of the seasons opening
game to the troops overseas.
Quentin Reynolds, war CORES.
pendent. chided the baseball Off.
Gals for not going 10 Washington
and fighting for the game
Judge Lands in reply stated that
he thought baseball Is strong
enough that we don't need lobby
and can leave the situation TO the
60 million fans. We do not want
baseball In America exempt from
the liabilities OF common lie In
America" he said. I'VE want the
same rule applied on US as on every
one else"
Elmer Davis. director Of the OF
flee OF War Information. said he
had 100000 customers" on his
short wave broadcast all clamoring
for baseball news.
Wendell Willkie and Mayor La
Guardia also spoke.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
Had Wins in
High Hurdle

Charles Whitley" Had. who was
former captain OF the Normal Col
lege track team, OF Air Cadet
School, Chicago, won so yard high
hurdle. Saturday night, at the Mill
rose Games. Madison Square Gar
den. New York City. from a field OF
stars. He defeated his old rival,
Wright. OF Ohio State. last years
intercollegiate champion. Had set
a new meet record in this event and
came within one tenth second Of
the worlds record OF 10 which he
established last year at the Ma
tional Indoor Championship.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
SOLDIER AWoL AGAIN

Jackson, Mich. Feb. S-Twenty-
two-year-old Pvt. James c. Bllbrey.
AWOL from Fort Custer for the
second time. Is in Jail here, this
time on charge OF breaking out
OF the guard house at the military
camp, stealing a captains uniform,
some personal effects and insignia
from a colonel, and bluffing his way
past a guard at the Fort gate. The
soldier was arrested here because
the stolen uniform was much too
large,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
BLIND DO sHIPYARn ION

HIALEAH. Fla.-UP-The MIN
bic fingers OF the blind are being
utilized at the Marine Construc.
ton Co. here, which is turning out
small craft for the Army and
Navy. Blind men and women are
employed to smooth and roll the
long ropes OF caulking which is
hammered into the seams OF boats
o make them water tight.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08

LONDON-INS-- A Nazi stop.
and.seareh campaign is underway
in Holland It was learned here.
Presumably In an effort to uncover
members OF the Dutch underground
and possibly 10 combat black mar.
ket activities OF persons trading
directly with farmers 10 avoid ra-
tionlng. the program resulted In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
Normal Wins
by 40 to 80

Michigan Normal quintet met
Kalamazoo in the local gymnasium
Saturday evening for the first
time this year, in q rough and
tumble game.
Normal beat the visitors by a
score OF 1926.
Next Saturday evening Normal
will meet Wayne University at
the Olympia for the rubber game,
as each team has won one so far.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-08
OIL PRODUCTION UP

Lansing. Mich, Feb. s. Friday
the State Revenue Department re-
ported that Michigan crude oil pro-
duction during 1912 was 21,7476S9
barrels or about 100000 barrels
move than In the preyious year.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Mor,>lny-9 AM to I PM
HOUSEFURNISHINGS

1 5-PC WOOD BREAKFAST SET; maple fin
ish Floor sample. Orig. 22.95 5---------- 1888
l Apo. OAK BREAKFAST SET; table and
Orig. 24ss 80 - ~, - -,---------l9.e
STAINLESS PORCELAIN TOP TABLES;
chrome finished legs disappearing leaves.
ia FANCY S? POTTERY AND ART sTATUARY; -''''
odds and ends Damaged and sold "as s.'
Orig. 1875 s---------------------- 4oc
STATUARY FIGURES; damaged and sold
LARGE ai SIZE POTTERY DOGS; damaged ''e
and sold "as is" Orig. 1865. 95-----------19 80
3S FLOOR BROOMS; made of 4-strng corn
4 UNPAINTED D. UTILITY TABLES; with 4e
drawer Floor samples. Orig. $40 --------248
l UNPAINTED KITCHEN TABLE; damaged
and sold "as is" Orig. 2.95 -------------ll8
3 UNPAINTED KITCHEN TABLES; strongly
made: Orig: 80 .l.e9
style. Orig. 5.s5 5,----------------- -------29o
Is MELO DOOR CHIMES; black and white
finish. Orgi 100 O------------- 25c
MELO DOOR CHIMES; antique ivory finish
Orig 1875 5----------- ---- 4oc
10 VICTORY MARKET BASKETS; on wheels
collapsble style Orig. 1873 8----------------o4c
2 HAMMERED ALUMINIUM TRAYS; slightly
marred and sold "as is" Orig. 34S- ---258
2 HAMMERED ALUMINIUM TRAYS; slightly
marred and sold "as is" Orig 245- o4c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
CURTAINS-DRAPERIEs

4oc Toiiored Curtoins
IS pairs of tailored curtains, In open n4
mesh weave, and pastel coors. Full S1O
width and IL" long.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Home Needs Reduced

l20 BEACON BLANKETS. Made for an institution
but were rejected because of minor defects Large size
in grey color. 3.49 value -----1 90
93 BIG, DOUBLE PLAID BLANKETS. SO WOOL in
bright block plaids with wide coored sateen binding
10 match. Rose green, blue, gold and brown -270
HAND-PRINTED TABLE CLOTHS in floral and fruit
patterns. 52x52". Slight misprints. Orig 1.69
Goldenbero's-Man Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-21
HOSIERY

1873 IMPORTED COTTON LISLE HOSE: full
fashioned, sheer and clear Seconds OF I35
quality 6or
162 SILK AND RAYON HOSE; full fashioned
service weight. Mil mends of 100 quality soc
191 FULL FASHIONED HOSE; of sheer chiffon
rayon. Mn mends of 79c quality 3oc
l6o CHIFFON RAYON HOSE; knit to fit fully
1elnforGed Re, nnVs M NJ %end: Of SOC quality Csc
l53 BOYS GOLF SOCKS; in plaid designs, va
rious colors: Perfect quality. Orig. 29e loc
III CHIFFON RAYON HOSE; also "No-Seam"
hose. Mil mends of 39c quality ------- ---- lac
!31 CHIFFON RAYON HOSE; knit to At, per-
fect quality Broken sizes. Orig. doe 3 Prs. | 90
l39 COTTON HOSE; long wearing quality. As
sorted sizes and colors. Orig. 1se -----lOe
Godenbe7o's-Motr Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-21

Suits OF fine shetlands tweeds and herringbones,
3-button single breasted models in blue, grey
and brown. Sizes for regulars, shorts and longs,
"a to as. Topcoats in fine herringbone fabrics,
fly front, set-in sleeves. Sizes "a to A.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

26 PORTO RICAN GOWNS; contrasting en-
broidered; Water soaked Orig. 14s s9e
So PORTO RICAN GOWNS; in tearose with con-
trasting trim. Soed. Orig. 79c ---- -- 3oc
az PORTO RICAN GOWNS; in tearose with con-
trasting trim. Water soaked. Orig. 1.39 5oc
PORTO RICAN GOWNS; in tearose. Water
soaked. Orig I39 29c
IA PORTO RiCAN GOWNS; in tearose. Water
soaked ae9r Orig 139 ---------.--,,---..- -8se
4 KNIT UNION SUITS; fine combed cotton rib.
Water sc soaked. Ike Orig; 1.4s See
56 BATISTE GOWNS; in printed floral pat
terms Slightly mussed Orig 14s ~ 8oe
200 WOMEN'S SNUGFITS vests and panties.
Regular us,, and n extra sizes: Orig. 5sc-esc -29e
= CoImON CREPE GOWNS; orig 1873 --------3 39c
% tOI1ON n @ ckEPE PAJAMAS; orig 1ss-------2o 2oc
~ fohIo klCAN GOWNS; orig. sse 59c
Goldcnberg'S-Mdn Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Special Group of
FUR-TR|MMED
WINTER COATS
Formerly 1895 and 1895
1888

Misses and women's dress coats of fine quality
fabrics, trimmed with such fashionable furs as
American Grey Fox, Opossum- m-dysd Fox Peced Per-
sian and Others Sizes IL to A. and 3812 to 4712
in the group.
FINE ALL-WOOL COATS; trimmed with
silver fox collar Sizes 16, 81 and 50. Orig. ss 1888
l BLACK CLOTH COAT; trimmed with blue
fox collar. Boxy model. Size 16. Orig. 69.s5 4488
6 ALL-WOOL CLOTH COATS; trimmed with
Persian Lamb. Sizes IL to 20. Orig 1895 - 3288
REVERSIBLE PLAID COATS; fitted and boxy
models. Broken sizes IL to 18. Orig. 1895 - 1888
SPRING CASUAL COATS; trimmed with
Wolf fur collar. Sizes II and 19. Orig 1885 2188
Godenberg'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Mems Wear Reduced

Suits Of fine quality, hard finished fabrics, in
3-button single breasted style. Sizes for regu-
lars shorts, longs and stouts, IS to as. Topcoats
and overcoats in fine fieeces. herringbones and
checks. Sizes for regulars. longs and shorts.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

9 HASSOCKS; square shape imitation leath-
er, in brown. Irreaulars of 2 fe quality y-----44c
IL PRS. DAMASK DRAPES; pinch pleated,
213 yds. long. Eggshel color. Orig. 29S pr.--1 90
20 PRS. COTTAGE SETS; of sheer marquisette
with coored rue. Irreguiors of 100 quality
C1odenberg'S-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-21
DRESSES REDUCED

20 RAYON CREPE DRESSES; in pastel and
dark colorS Orig 3. 80 to 5.99--------------1,97 81
3 DINNER DRESSES; of rayon alpaca in black
and wine IA, 16 and 40. Orig. 1895 ------6.44
MATERNITY DRESSES; of rayon alpaca in
black blue and green. Orig. 3.99-4.s9 ---2.o7
9 MATERNITY DRESSES; of rayon crepe in
blue, green wine and black. Orig. 5.95 ----3.97
EVENING DRESSES; of rayon jersey Sizes
16 and 49, Orig 2.95---------------- AT
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-21


offered Sale
everything No molph D
KNOWINGLY WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
Evening star., 1943-02-21

SPORTSWEAR
6 COTTON GABARDINE RANCOATS: beige
color only Sizes "A and 1e. Orig. 4.s9 2.ss
40 WON1EN'S SKIRTS; of rayon twill and ravon
and wool Sizes "a and 26. Orig. 22s 1855
81 WOMENS SWEATERS; slipover style with
snort sleeves. Sizes "a and SO. Orig. 13s o7c
Godenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-02-21
HAkDKERCHlEFS, Etc.

MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS: colored borders
and plain white. PerfectS and seconds. Orig
ISe 81, Coz
MEMS KHAKI COLORED HANDKERCHIEFS:
regulation size. Perfect quality. Orig 12he
--------------- .--------- for AGE
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS; fancy embroi-
dered corners and lace trimmed. Orig lie to
S5e so. s for 49c
MEMS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS: solid
white with large initials. Perfect. Orig. Csc ea
- - s for 1.l9
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR; fluffy and tailored
styles all necklnes. Some with cuffs. Orig.
100 60.
WOMENS HEAD KERCHIEFS: with fringe
and drawString. White colors and combna-
tions Orig. 100 TO-
GnLdenbern,s-nntn ELnor -
Evening star., 1943-02-21

CARDINAL COLOGNE; 8-oz size, assorted fra
grances; Orig z9e e---,----------.---
smooth Popular shades. orig. soc ----~-~-zze
GARINE TALCUM POWDER; in metal contain
er. Assorted fragranceS. Orig. 39c ---------- Ice
IRENE BLAKE FACIAL CREAM; assorted kinds.
Orig. SOC jar --------- 2lc