Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 22

22 #T® TVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1927. —_— e e 4 P0|NUEX‘|'ER URG[S MM QO INTEREST OR EXTRAS ADDED TO CHARGE ACCOUNT STIIIMIIIIIIMIIMIIIIMIIIIA £ DO NOT PENALIZE OUR mlI“m"l”””"”""“"m““,”“u. CR0PCORPORATON 2 Organization Under U. S. Rule Would Fix Prices on Farm Products. Women’s $5 Sweaters $3.69 Women’s All-wool Black Sweaters with collar and pockets; heavy grade; small and medium sizes only. denberg's—Third Floor. 19¢ Crash Toweling . (1000 Yds)) Part-linen Crash Towel- ing, suitable for kitchen or roller towels, 5 Goldenherg's—First $1 Beaded Handbags 50c Sthall shapes for misses and wo- men, pretty beaded designs and artistic colorings;: nicely lined.. First Floor—Bargain Booth. 25¢ Turkish Towels 13c - Unbleached Turkish Towels, ab- sorhent weave, for face or bath use. Goldenberg's—First Fioor. Fieee. Neckwear (75) Silk Scarfs, of crepe de chine, in block print effects; full length narrow hem. Color combinations to match dresses or coats. Regular $2.50 grades (140 Pcs) Women's Imported Lace Neckwear, includes col- lar and cuff sets, vestees, and separate collars. Small and large neck sizes. Regular §1 grade.... 43C Goldenberg’s—First Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. 75c and $1 Dress Fabrics 48c Remnants of 36-inch Dress Fabrics, in useful lengths and desirable colors, for women's and children’s wear. The assort- ment includes Poiret Sheen, French Serge, Plain Crepe: Plaids, Hairline Stripe Serge and other popular weaves. Cretonnes and Silkolines 25¢ Grade 39¢ Grade 12%c 19¢ Pretty Figured Silkoline and Cretonue, light and dark colorings, mill lengths, but plenty alike for draperies, cush- ion, comfort and furniture covering.—(First Floor—Bargain Table.) 25¢ and 30c Ginghams Percales, Etc. 16¢ of 25¢, 39¢ & S0c Stamped Goods 11c 0dd lot of Stamped -Goods, including White Linene Scarfs, Centers, Three-piece Buffet Sets, Cm:tains, Peach Voile Vanity Sets, three pieces; Pillows, Knnqu Weave Scarfs, Marquisette Scarfs and Three-piece Vanity Sets, Stripe Voile Bedroom Sets, in pink and blue; Aprons, etc., etc. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Sport and Dress Coats $5.00 Former $12 to $15 Grades Stylish models suitable for Fall and Winter wear, of good serviceable ma- terials, such as velour, bolivia, over- plaids and mixtures. All with fur col- lar, of beaverette or mandel. All the most wanted colors and combinations. Sizes 16 to 38. (21) Jersey Dresses, one-piece modcls, sizes 16 and 18 only. Regular $5.98 = ebna SN tout Brown Velour Coats, cs 40% lo 54l regular @) 3 Q@ $19.75 k. ; s, tailored and fancy (30) New Fall tao models; siz egular 10 In 31200 graden ..o $3.79 (10) Girls’ Sport Coats, sizes 10, and 12. Regular $11.50 grade.. 532'98 (269) House Dresses, made of ginghams, voiles and broadcloths: all lc{olorl combina- tions. Sizes 16 to 62. egular B SO BTAARE ..\ s e s 59¢ By the Associated Press. EW YORK, November 10.—Crea- of a national crop marketing on with power to fix prices products moving in inter- state and foreign commerce, under | supervision of the Department of Agriculture, was suggested vesterday | by Miles Poindexter, Ambassador to Peru, as a solution for the economic problems of the farmers. The corporation would be composed exclusively of farmers and stock raisers, and would function through agents in the principal marketing cente Prices af farm products would be fixed in e: district on a basis of urrounding ooy Remnants 32-inch Ginghams, 36-inch Percales, 36-inch Outing Flan Flannel, 3. Dress High-count Heavy-weight els, 27-inch Domet -inch Dress Ging- hams, 32-inch Romper Cloth inch. Fast-coloh Zephyrs. Good, useful lengths. <'s—First Floor. Accounts Invited. rotee 1H - Toilet Goods Jockey Club Toilet %o‘:%: as- sorted odors. THREE Qg cakes for . e Mavis Combination, con- sisting of 50c box of Mavis ace Powder in all tints and cans of Mavis lcum Powder, both 3 for . 49c Daggett and Ramsdell's Perfect Shaving Cream b 18c $1.50 Djer. s Bath Salts, de- lightfully scented bath crystals 79¢ Wildroot Tonic 50c Conti Castile Sham- 42¢ poo, bottle =3 §1 Cappi Compacts, with mir- ror and velour puffs all tints 33c Goldenberg's. ze Acco $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Lace Panels and Curtains in Pairs $1.65 Small lots of Lace Panels and Curtains, in pairs, all per- fect quality, in white, ivory and ecru. Choice of silk fringe panels, 2% yards long, silk fringe rayon stripe panels. 2% vards long. ~ Ruffled voile or Swiss Curtains with valance, 214 yards long; filet and Scotch lace Curtains, by the pair; 2 yards. < for the purel helow the prices fixed are in the Poindexter plan, | would impose upon the pur tax equal to double en the price paid | provic which 75c ® and the ice. Amendment of the Sherman anti trust Jaws would be needed to permit | the creation of such a corporation, Mr. Poindester said He estimated that the cost of ad | ministration to the Government, which would pay salaries of the mar. ketin s. would be about $2,000, 000 2 vear. Ambassador Poindexter sails tomor-. Tow for his post in Peru after a two- month leave of absence. 16 to 3! 25¢ S0c Flannelette Petticoats 29c Small lot of Women's Flanncl- ctte Petticoats, assorted stripes; medium length. Women's Costume Slips, of cot- ic; brown, green and $1.25 to $1.75 Dress Fabrics 88c Remnants of All-wool Dress Materials, including French Serge, Crepe, Poiret Sheen, Storm Serge, Rayon and Wool Crepe. In black and colors. 36 to 54 inches wide. Goldenberg's—First Floor. Charge Acc Invited. $10 All-Wool Plaid Blankets $6.95 i Just 30 pairs at this price—fine grade 100% warp, fleece and filling—size 66x80 inches for double beds; block plaids of blue, rose, tan, gray and lavender. Wide sateen ribbon bound ends. $3.50 and $5 Comforts, $2.68 72x80 double-bed size Comforts, makers sample and small lots: white cotton filled, silkoline, cambric and sateen coverings. LI and dark figured both sides; some with plain roze, green borders. 50¢c e MARYLAND CITY PLAN ACTIVITY IS DENIED| F AR 1 Sanitary Commission. Has Nothing | to Do With Move, Says Chair- | man Duckett. ! 75¢ and $1 Draperies, 37¢ Yard-wide Heavy-weight Terry Cloth and Monk’s Cloth, re- versible cretonne designs, full bolts: also Rayvon Draperies, in plain, figured and striped patterns, plain Sunfast Poplin and other wanted materials; all wanted shades. Mill lengths and odd bolts.—(Fourth 2 Floor) henna; Former $1.00 g oy ¥ Women's Extra Size Muslin Nightgowus, round neck and kimong sleeves; full cut sizes. Sol regularly at T9c neh. TEtitay at..... 99€ Goldenberz’s—Thi Charge Accounts Gloves Women's Novelty Cuff Chamo- suede Gloves, with contrast- ing color embroidered backs. and flare and turn-back em- broldered cuffs. In new mode, sand, beaver, Fren Lrev, and Cocoa. Sizes 513 Regular 8¢ 58(! grade . Children’s Woolen Gloves, Gauntlet style; also Fleece- lined Jersey Gloves, one- ciasp style. In grey, brown and color combinations. Sizes 2 to 7. Regu- lar 59¢ grade 44c Goldenberg's—First Flo Charge Aceounts Invited. rst Floor, Tnvited. Odd Lots—Boys’ Clothing (12) Juvenile Fall Suits, nov- (42) Chinchil elty effects; sizes 3 to 6 cinnamon shade; button years; former $1.00 GQq to the neck; sizes 2 to 6 to $1.50 grades years. Former $3 ]_5 (48) Junior Boys’ mat $5 grade . z = one-piece style, of outing (67) School Blouses, slightly i flannel; neat striped mussed from handling, a Maryland City plan was voiced in a | effects; sizes 4 and 6 few slight irregulars; sent by T. Howard Duckett, vears. Former 33 collar-attached style; sizes chairman of the Washington Suburban | 59c value ........ = 8 to 16 years. —Former Commission, to Arthur P. Owens, | (92) School Pants, of cordu- chairman of the Maryland City com. roy and cloth suiting mittee of the Chamber of Commerce mixtures; knickerbocker of Hyattsville. This committee now style; sizes 8 to 16 years; is sounding sentiment on a plan to perfect quality and slight consolidite 27 communities in upper | irregulars of $1.00 Prince Georzes Coun! to $1.50 value 79¢ “The papers have recently carried a | ¢ number of items relating to Maryland | City " the letter says, “in which it | has been suggested that the Washing- | Sanitary Commission | Overcoats, e ATTSVILLE, .. November 10. —Denial that the Washington Subur- { ban Sanitary Commi sion initiated, in- dorsed or is promoting the proposed | e to $1.00 390 grades . 2 (6) Zippo Luml ks, bright broken Former colored sizes $arade oo $1.39 (19) Stout Pants, iull-lined knickerbockers; suiting 32 mixtures; sizes 17 to 20 years. Former sl. 19 $1.95 grade ... (74) Two-pants Suits, ncat mixtures; all with two pairs of pants; sizes 7 to 16 years. For- 33.95 mer $6.75 grade Boys' Suits (damaged), mostly with long pants and vests; sizes 12, 14, 15 and_ 16 years, Former $6.75 and $10 $2.95 grades ........ (240) Boys’ Odd Vests, left from suits; fancy mix- tures and blue serge: 6 to 16 vears. 10c plaids; SALULEARLRA RN AL EARARAA RIS DA AN LD AN AARADALEUNAREUAGEI L AAESARRUAESAARDI MM MR HRAPRORREA SR ARALS VARV AR LABCHRARH UTER FLAARRLH SV R D GLEED ORIV O LB A (2) Towers’ Slickers, yellow waterproof kind. Former $5 grade... % N (18) High School Suits with ted this movement or was | two pairs of long pants promoting it. In order to clear the | ana Sveat, Sail wool fuste- atmosphere as far as I can, I desire rials; sizes 14 to 17 yeara i to state most emphatically that the Former $12.75 $8.79 Sanitary Commission, officially, neither to $18 grades.. . initiated nor has ‘ndorsed nor is it (40) Boys' Two-pants Vest promoting the movement. The matter Suits, all wool, in neat has never been discussed among the mixtures; sizes'15 to 17 commissioners, nor have I talked with years; golf and knicker- them about it -individually, nor have bocker pants. Former I ever mentioned it to the chief en- 310 to $1275 @5 g5 Eineer or any of the engineering force. grades ........ o The commission has its own work to Boys’ Corduroy Knicker- perform and finds its time well occu- bockers, full lined; dark Dled with what it has to do. ! shades; sizes 17 and 18 T do hope that because I happen to years only. $1.29 mer Tc to - $1.50 grades ...... a member of the commission Former $2. Goldenbers's—Third Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited, (35) Overblouses, in white, tan and black; soiled from 88¢ handling. Sizes 36 to 52. Regular $2 grade.. Regu- 79, lar $1 grade ....... (2) Sealine (dyed coney Lot of Hoover Dresses, in several colors; all sizes in the 59¢ lot. Former §1 grade ...... LR Hats for the matron and hats for the natural beauty of the face. New Reds, Blues, Greens, Ma- other colors. A value that is unmistakably unusual— ple, smart and chic. All head sizes. lenbers's—Second Floor, (69) Vestees, made of broadcloth: sizes 36 to 42. . ¢ only. Regular $59.50 grade . & 837'50 the miss—styles that will help retain roons, Beige, Black and Hosts of small hats, medium brims, every one sim- e Accounts Invited. 66x80 Nappy Blankets, gray with borders, excellent for sheet blankets and coverings. Goldenberz’s—Fourth Floor.—Charge Accousts Isvited Mill Lengths and . Remnants of Silks 50c & 59c _Wash Fabrics e Children’s Wear Flannelette Sleeping Garments, heavy, soft-finish grade; neat striped effects; broken sizes. Former $1.00 746 grade ... Little Girls” P AA1I1 A2 @n $1.00 grade. Children’s Felt H colors; pretty styles. Former $1.08 srade $1.39 All-wool Serge Middy ited style, with t; mostly all sizes from 8 to 14 cluded in this sale of Wash Goods Remnants, suitable Avsouts Choice of the fol- All the most popular weaves and colors are here tomor- row for your choosing, widths from 35 to 40 inches. Lengths suitable for every need. 40-in Washable Flat Crepe, 40-inch All-Silk Suede Crepe, 40-inch Satin-face Canton Crepe, 40-inch Printed Floral Radium Silk, 36-inch Extra-heavy Chiffon Taffeta and for frocks, lingerie, draperies, etc. lowing : . 36-inch Printed Silk Mixed Crepe de Chine, 36-inch Prinfed ‘Satin-face Cotton Charmeuse, 36-inch Printed Rayon Crepes, 36-inch Mercerized Poplins, 40-inch Im- T am not_personally fereclosed Ovy‘,rcssim:’ah opinion on mav.terlsm;?' i general public interest.” - { Replying Mr. Owens wrote Mr. Duck- eit that he had no personal knowledge of the source of the news items men- tioned, other than expressions ‘of one or two members of the committee at 8 recent meeting, that. comment con- necting “your commission’ with the M and City move had been heard. “I feel,” wrote Mr. Owens, “that I can and should say that such a view Is not shared by any member of the committee, “The committee apprecates your e: pression on the subject and believes as you state, that the atmosphere needs clari 2, and steps necessary to this be taken.” TURKEYS RARE THIS YEAR, U. S. SURVEY REVEALS Crop 5 Per Cent Smaller Than in 1926—Cold, Late Spring Is Blamed. By the Associated Press. _CHICAGO, November 10.—Thanks- &iving turkeys are rare hirds this year. The turkey crop is about 5 per cent Ler thau in 1926, the United States j @ivision of crop and live stock esti- f mates reported today. All States east of the Rocky Moun- tains except Texas show a smaller production than last year, with the largest decrease in the States east of ippi River. A cold, late with exceseive rains was the largest producer of is vear's crop is 12 1926, Idaho, Utah nia also show GANGSTER ESCAPES. Member of Birger Band Flees Il- linois Jail. MARION, 1L, Harvey Dungey, notorious Birger gangster held her : in the Williamson County Jail while awaiting triol on of murdering Lyle Wor- her gangster, at Zeigler, *d his way out of the top tiers of cells at 8:05 o'clock last night &nd made his escape. T! was discovered at 8:15 ches, who immediately § ment out notice to police in St. Louis places to keep a watch DEAD ; TIRED? . How sad! Sallow complexion, doated tongue, poor appetite, bad breath, pimply skin and always tired. What's wrong? You are poisoned. The bowels are clog- ged and liver inactive. Take this famous prescription used con- stantly in place of calomel by men and women for 20 vears— Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. They are harmless yet very ef. fective. A compound of vege- table ingredients and olive oil. They act easily upon the bowels, free the system of poison caused by faulty elimination and tone up liver. Be beautiful. Have rosy cheeks, clear eyes and youthful energy that make a success of life. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab- lets, nightly. Know them by their olive ecolor. 1S¢, 30c and November 10 (A).— | | | 1 ? i | | | | LTI REIETRT FR D RTER T T T e T Notion Oddments Babies' Rubber Bibs, assortcd styles and colors. 2ic Gosivaia .. MDC 10c Bias Seam Tape, various widths and col- 2c ors ..... Trimming Braids, assorted styles and colors, 8c 1c and 10c values......... Mohair Blanket Binding. Choice of colors and widths. 50 10c value...eeeerenenens Plain Wood Coat Hangers, nicely finished. T WO 5 for S ROC Safety Pins, assorted sizes: one dozen on card. be value, | THRER caras. 10€ Goldenhere's—First Floor, Charge Accounts Tovited. (10) Shirt Waist Boxes, mat- ting covered; 28 inches long. Sold for- merly at $4.98. Friday at ...... $2'98 (2) Library Tables, fumed oak finish, made with drawer; size 26x42 inches. Former $2250 grade. g5 I8 Friday at .... (20) 0dd Dining Room Chairs, walnut finish; tapestry and genuine leather upholstered seats. Former 0 grade. day at McDougall Kitchen Cal nets, oak finish, 34-inch auto sliding porcelain work table, with drawers, For- mer $69.00 grade. $49 Friday at cc.cceveee (18) Windsor Chairs, mahog- any finished. ¥Former $3.50 and $4.98 grades. Friday at ...... 52'98 (2) Five-piece Breakfast Sets, gray and blue; porcelain top table, and four chairs. Former $22.50 $16.50 grade. Friday e Goldenberz's—Furniture Store, Underwear Women's Winter-weight Cotton l}"nlnn Suits, broken sizes in the lot. Regular $1 Q= and $1.35 grades..... 9Se slightly Misses' Union Suits, Dutch neck, ‘short fleeced; sleeves and ankle length, Broken sizes, Regu- lar T4c grade .. 4 . 59¢ Children’s Fleeced Cotton Shirts ..!\{1 m;nu, in broken sizes. egular 50 Children’s Part-wool Shirts and Pants, in broken sizes. 69 Regular $1 grade ... c Children's Fleeced Cotton Union !s;lllul, :m fi" sizes in e lof ular $1 o i Women's Knit Bloomers, with elastic waist and knee; white and = dark shades.’ 5, Regular 89c grade ... 97C Goldenberg's—First Floor, Charge Acconnts Invited, ~ Handkerchiefs Samples and odd lots of Men's Silk Handkerchiefs, fancy silks and pongee with drawn thread and fancy bor- der effects. Former $1.00 grade........... 480 Women's Linen Initial Handker- chiefs, with dainty 1-16-inch hemstitched borders. Pretty ;{m blroldered initial. egular 12%c value. BIX for;.. Sdc Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, £ood quality and full size; hemstitched borders. egular 10c kinds FOUR for........ 29¢ Goldenberg’s—First Floor, Churge Accounts Invited. LOTS—FURNITURE (4) Davenport Tables, mahog- any finished; pedestal base; 60 -inch _size. s IEN6,75 Cribs, walnut finish on metal; 2 ft. 6x4 ft. 6 size; extra heavy high sides. Sold formerly at $29.50. Frigay at ... $18.75 Console Tables, mahogany finished; 30 inches wide, Former $1.75 grade seenen: $4:50 Floor Lamps, polychrome base, two sockets and pull chain; silk shades, Former $15.50 and $21.00 grades, Friday 39.95 p uite, over- stuffed long davenport bed, club chair and wing chalr. Blue and taupe jacquard velour upholstered; slightly imperfec;. l!-‘ormm- $198.00 rade. Frida S6ii 1 A8AaY Club Chairs, overstuffed, blue and taupe jacquard velour; loose cushions; spring flllelg. Former $69 ‘ grade, Frida, S T 832,50 Across the Street. ;;rs, Former 31.98 Girls’ Lucette Frocks, some with bloomers: of prints and ging- hams; Phruken sizes. Former $1.95 grade $1.49 Children’s Raincoats, green only; sizes E.FIO and 14 years. For- mer $2.98 grade... 31'79 (10) Little Tots’ White Eider- down Coats, slightly soiled from handling: sizes 1 and 2 years. Forme $4.50 grade....... ‘32'98 Girls’ Jersey Dresses, in copen, rose. tan, brown and green: leatherette and self-trimmed styles: sizes 12 to 16 years. Former @7 6O 22 value. o here's—’ Aceount: (£)] Toor. Tovited. (4) 0dd Wood Beds, left from suites 4 ft. 6 size, bow-end style, American walnut and Huguenot finished. . For- mer $35.00 and $40.00 grades. Frlda{( 322.75 at .... Ten-piece Dining Room Suites, American walnut veneered ‘n;ns m)gumwom’L Former $195. el (3) Sectional Bookcases, golden oak; four sections, top and base. Former @70 75 50 grade.. (2) ‘Three-piece ing Room Suites, overstuffed, uphol- stered all over with figured mohair in walnut and rose; top rail frame; floor samples. Formerly $350.00. Friday 5 $249 (3) Four-poster Beds, size 4 ft. 6; mahogany finish on gumwood, _Sold formerly at $27.50. Fri Gagai. . $18.75 Bedroom Suites, four pleces, dresser, full size vanity, chifforette and bow- end bed, Former $14900 grade. Fr(fi:‘y' sllg at @ - Odd Lots—Footwear (29 Prs.) Women’s Low Shoes, of black satin, “atent, tan and dull leathers. Opera Strap Pumps and Ties. High and low heels; sizes in the lot from 3 to g: regular $6 to s o001 83,29 (219 Prs.) Women's Low Shoes, of black satin, patent, tan, combination, blonde, = gray and dull leathers; high and low_heels; all sizes from 213" to 7 in the lot, but not in each style; regular 31.88 $4 and $56 grades Prs.) Women’s Satin Bou- doir Slippers, also Felt Com- fort Slippers, with soft pad- ded soles and pompoms; as- sorted colors; sizes in the lot from‘ 3to T .lehu’:i sofled; regular 85c to grades 3 39¢ (69 Prs.) Boys' High and Low Shoes, in"tan and dull leath- ers; sizes in the lot from 10 .10 13% and 1 t (38 Prs. Slippers, Romeo and Everett styles, in tan leathers; sizes in the lot from 6 $1.59 to 10; regular $2.00 grade ...... Prs.) Childr High and Low Shoes, of patent, tan or dull leathers; sizes in the lot requiar 31 to $180 regular o $1. grades . e 59 (97 Prs.) Miss d Children’s High and Low Shoes, of tan, patent and dull leathers; heel and spring heels; sizes from 6 to 8, 8% to 11 and 1135 to :.'lm ‘the lot; ‘l:;eg & ular $2.25 to $3. grades . 31‘95 Goldenbers's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. 54-inch Printed Dotted Flat Crepe. Former $1.25 to $1.75 Silks, 89¢ 40-inch Washable Crepe de Chine, 40-inch Satin Charmeuse, 40- inch Printed Crepe de Chine, 40-inch Printed Flat Crepe, 40-inch Radium Silk, 40-inch Royal Sport Satin, 40-inch Satin-face Rayon Taffeta, 4 inch Brocade Rayon Crepes, 32-inch All-silk Shantung, 36-inch Satin-face Messaline, 36-inch All-silk Printed Foulards and 36-inch Satin de Chine. Goldenberg's—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. Men’s Furnishings (9) Silk-mixed Lounging Robes, in desirable colors, with Skin- ner’s Sdtin collar and facing; small and medium _sizes; slightly su:ner stained; res- ular $7.95 to b $12.95 grades .... $4.29 (87) Medium - weight Cotton Ribbed Underwear, shirts and drawers, in ecru color. Drawers have sateen waist- band and reinforced crotch and seat; brhok;xsn sizes; regular c gradat. LG ot 59¢ (207) Maco Cotton Hose, made with reinforced heel, toe and soles, in black and cordovan; sizes 10 to 11%; slight 7., irregulars of 19¢ grade Blue Chambray Work Shirts, collar-attached style, with breast po;kett: broken sizes; regular 79c to $1 grades ...... _479 (24) Wool Caps, in desirable patterns; one z;:-xd 1eiés:hl piece styles; most all sizeés; regular $1.50 grade.. 89c Goldenbe! (52) Brassieres and Corsets $2.50 Treo Brassieres, sizes 38 to 5 lic: $1.79 duced to ... $350 R&G Girdles, sizes 28 to 34‘. Re- $2.69 duced to .. e P. N. Laced-back Corsets, sizes 33, 34 and 35. Solled. sl Former $1.50 value... $2.25 American Lady Girdles. duced to Brassieres, and 35 Former @3 AQ lettes, light weight; 34, 40 and 42. Re- 32 49 n—Sec Charke Accounts Invited. Sizes 30 to 36. Re- $1.49 $3 Thomson's sizes 38 and 44 $1.79 Bon Ton Girdles, sizes 28, 32, $5.00 grade $5 Nemo Flex Cors roken sizen - $3:49 §4 DeBevoise Corselettes, sizes duced to Goldonberg’ ond_Floor, 15¢ Dish Towels 9c (50 Dozen) Hemmed Dish Towels, absorbent quick-drying weave, hemmed ready for use. Goldenberg's Charge Acco (100 _Prs.) Interwoven Sport Hose, of silk and wool, I and cotton, in styles we a discontinuing; hmke‘;l sizes; regular 50¢, 75¢ &n $1 grades .....e..... 29c¢ Wool-mixed Underwear, shirts and drawers; close- ribbed qul}éty: n|ndom gray color; broken sizes; regular $1.29 grade.. 74c (84) Domestic Cotton Flannel Shirts, in stripes and plaids; collar-attached style; sizes 14, 1433 am]d -sllews larger sizes; regular grade . } 54e (47) Pajama Coats and Pants, of flannelette and cotton pon- gee, from suits thet sold regularly at $1.50 to 370 $2. Each garment .. (64) Medium - weight Cotton Union Suits, made with long sleeves, full-length legs and closed crotch:lmon ntu sizes; slight {irregulars o 89 GTrade ...eeee-ne- 39¢ @9 a—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. S0c and 59¢ Table Damask Remmnants of 58-inch Mercer- ized Table Damask, all white and colored borders. Lengths 1% to 2Y4 yards. ‘—First_Floor. e ounts nvited: - ported Chiffon Voile, 36-inch Mercerized Shantung, 36- inch Silk and Cotton Pongee, 36-inch Irish Dress Linen, fne prn, Wil colar and $2.25 to 1 39 33C : i broken sizes. Former 7Qe $3.00 Grades o Many of the scason’s most popular weaves are in- g $ 36-inch Moongleam Crepe, 36-inch Mercerized Broad- cloth, 30-inch Silk-mixed Plisse Crepe, etc. 25¢ to 30c Wash Goods, 14¢ Remnants of Plisse Crepe, inch plain color Voiles, 36-inch plain and printed designs White Pajama Checks, 36-inch White Dimity, 36-inch Longcloth, 36-inch Nainsook and 36- inch Cameo Cloth. 2 to 5 yard lengths. Goldenberg’s—First Floor.—Charge Accounts Invited. $1.25 Bleached Sheets 89c 81x90 Seamless Bleached - Sheets, made of heavy roung thread shecting cotton, hand i torn and ironed. Full double- bed size. ; 90x99 Seamless Bleached.Sheets, extra large size for double. rl;edr 're-er"l; _starch _or ressing. Regular y $109 wado e 129 White Crochet Bedspreads, sin- gle-bed size; in raised designs. Sold regularly lowcases, with. colored medallion- insert:. - hand torn and ironed. 98 Regular 39¢ gradé. . ¢ White Crochet Bedspreads, ex- tra heavy quality; in m gellle designs. = Full double- bed size. Regular - $3.50 grade....... $2:29 bers's—First Floor. Accounts Invited. $1 Handbags 69c Assorted lot of Handbags, of - leather and karetol leather fab- ric, pouch styles and underarm shapes. Good wearing qualities, in assorted colors. First Floor—Bareain Beoth. Perfect quality. | 19¢ Outing Flannels Printed Challies 12Y2c Remuants ‘and® Mill Ends of * $6-iuch’ OutingFlanuel, Jo-inch it & 36-inch Printed iPercales, ich Dress Ging- thams and 27-inch Shaker Flan- “vel. Good, useiul lengths. Hosiery Women's Full-fashioned Sitk Hose, service weight, double gole, heel and toe of and four-inch lisle hem. Assorted shade: fect quality and & sht irregulars = o f §1 Women's Full-fashioned Silk Hose, some with silk garter weli. others with lisle tops: chiffon and service weights. - Assorted. :shades. Perfect quality and seconds of $150 to § valges .:...: Children's bed Cotton Sport Socks, some ribbed to the toe: some plain colors with fancy turn-over tops. Per- fect quality and ir- regulars of 35c and 15¢ ‘part-wool and cotton ard rayon mixed: irregu- lars of 59¢ value .. 39¢ Goldenberg's—First Floor, Charge Aceounts Invited. Sensational Rugs Values Small Lots and Floor Samples Savings of Y1 to Y2 and More Perfect Quality and Slight Irregulars 1) Chenille Carpet Rug, size 8 ft. ¢ 9 by 12 it: Former $100.00 value ceeien.en (3) Chenille pe en only; size 8 ft. 9 by 9 it. Former $65.00 grade............ () Seamless Velvet Rugs, size 7 ft. 6x9 ft. Former $20.00 grade ... @A) e, 9x12-it. siz grade . (5) Mottied Axminster Rugs, size 6x12 ft. Former $2500 (12) Grass Rugs, size 9x12 ft. mer $10.00 grade Goldenbers’s—TFourth F $5.65 ~—Charge Accounts I (7) Seamless size 9x12 ft. $49.50 P $32.50 " S $12.50° borders. 12x12 ft. grade ... .. or runner. Yard .... 3xé-ft. Duroleum $12.50 ed. Axminster Former $22.50 grade . ‘(14) Pabcolin Felt-base Rugs, with Former $10.95 grade. () Armstrong’s Jaspe Linoleum Rugs. Rugs, " $38.75 Rugs, sizes 8 it $14.95 $4.95 ormer § pestry 0 and 9x12 ft o J1298 *24«inch Felt Base, used s rug border Formerly 45¢ yard. 24C and Sun‘clle.d .(irnu 68 c ° Rugs. Former $1.00 grade.. Floor. . & LIV BRI