Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1930, Page 32

16 OCEAN FLYER FAILS IN 18 LIFT TRIALS Erench Pilot Seeks Another Brazilian Port for Afri- can Flight. By the Associated Press. NATAL, Brazil, June 12.—After try-| ing 18 times to lift his seaplane from ne waters of the Potengy River since | Bunday night Jean Mermoz and offi- | glals of the French Aero-Postal Co. de- | elded yesterday to try another port %or the take-off to Africa. i Mermoz, noted French aviator, car- ried Europesz. mail from the west coast | of Africa w Natal in & fast flight last month, but has been obstructed by much trouble in his plans to cross the | South Atlantic with South American mail. Aero-Postal officials decided yester- day to send the mail accumulated for Mermoz' return, now three days, late, to Senegal by the next regular dispatch | boat. ! Meanwhile, Mermoz flew a land plane | to Parahyba, south of here, and_prob- ably will take-off from there for Dakar, | Senegal, next week. At Parahyba he | will have a straight run of about 4'; miles, and probably will be able to lift | his heavy ship without difculty. 22 MORE KOREANS SEIZED IN FIGHTING Round-up in Manchuria Follows| Death of One and Wounding of Two in Alleged Plot. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, June 13.—Twenty-two alleged | Korean terrorists were arrested today following a fierce engagement with the Japanese consular police near Lung- chingtsun, in the Chientao district of Kirin Province of Manchuria, the Ja- panese consul for the district reported. One of the Koreans was killed and two were wounded during the fighting. Today's arrests brought the total growing out of the disorders in the Chientao district to 40. Two Koreans were killed and one arrested two days ago at Lungchingtsun, at which time police officials declared Kin, one of those killed, was ringleader of & group of Koreans allegedly plotting the bomb- ing and burning of Japanese consulates and factories throughout the area. | The Chientao district is just across the Tumen River from Korea. The present series of disturbances there be- gan May 31 with an attack by Koreans on several Kirin towns in which Ja- panese have industrial and other in- terests. MISSOURI AND MICHIGAN TOWNS, CENSUS “TWINS” Sedalia Slips and Ferndale Gains to Hit Same Spot in Popula- tion Total. By the Associated Press. A little decrease in a Missouri city, & big increase to a Michigan town—and they hit the same spot in the 1930 eensus, 20,796 population. ‘The two coming so close to the 20,800 mark were Sedalia, Miss., decrease 1.6 per cent, and Ferndale, Mich,, increase 687.7 per cent over their totals as re- ported in the 1930 census. Incidentally, Ferndale and Sedalia are the second largest “twins” thus far re- ported, the largest being Waukeegan, I, and Mansfield, Ohio, each with a population of 33,434 Closest competitors for second honors | ‘were Linden, N, J., and Peabody, Mass., 21,112 each. FIRES THOUGHT SET Two Simultaneous $400,000 Damage in Winnipeg. ‘WINNIPEG, June 12 (#).—Fire today destroyed the Vetcraft workshop, a large warehouse operated by the civil re- establishment department. Almost simul- taneously another fire swept the lumber yard and plant of the Caledonia Paper 2 Box Co. and spread to the plant of the Prairie City Oil Co. where several of the smaller tanks in the storage yards exploded. A drenching rain, which followed a night of high wind, helped firemen bring the blaze under control. ‘The fires, belleved to have been de- liberately set, caused damage estimated at $400,000. Blazes Cause | RESIGNS IN YEAR New President of Connecticut Col- THE EVENING lege Dissatisfied With State. STORRS, Conn., June 12 (#)—Dr.| @eorge Allan Works, who less than a ! year ago came here from Chicago to| become president of Connecticut Agri-| cultural College, announced his resig- nation today. He will sever his con- ! nection with the college at the close of | the regular term and return to the Uni- | versity of Chicago as a professor. | Dr. Works in a statement indicated | that he was dissatisfied with the atti- 1 tude of the State toward the college. | His policies called for the development of the academic aspects of the institu- | tion, while the State sought to develop | it as an a.gncul'urnl college. Automobile n‘zhlm!ions in New Zea- land during the first quarter of this| year were greater than for the same! riod of 1929. 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Not'| Bank ‘“’- Remnants of 10c to 19¢ Toweling éc¢ vd. Bleached and Dleached grades of ab- part-linen for roller un- corbent sy toweling towels, tea towels, etc. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Old Fas Dainty and domestic handker- chiefs broidered, ters and other kinds. Goldenbers's—Main Floor 25¢ and 35¢ Sam- ple Handkerchiefs 9¢ embroidered of linen, lawn, Plain white, e colored’ cen- Friday Remnants in Women’s Coats & Dresses (115) $7.50 & $10 Dresses Broken size assortment of flat crepes, georgettes and satin-and-velvet combina- tions—mostly in dark colorings and small sizes. $1.98 Pongee Dresses (72) natural tan $1 44 silk pongee dresses in sleeveless and short - sleeved styles. Sizes 40 to 46. (20) $2.98 & $3.98 Dresses Just a “handfuf’ of dotted swiss and cloth 98¢ frocks in broken sizes and colors. (77) $5 Raincoats A group of tweed and lentherette raine $2e1 1 coats, offering great saving pos- sibilities. Sizes 16 to 40. (4) $5 Raincoats Four splen:”lle $l'98 bargains _for 3 comers. Broken sizes, 14 to 20. $p-98 $59.50 and $69.50 Coats Broadclotihs, $29.75 tweeds and im- ported mixtures, trimmed with caracul, broadtail, buttermole, etc. Broken sizes, 16 Lo 44, $39.50 and $49.50 Coats Fine sport and $19.75 dress fabrics, many with broadtail, fitch, galyak, mole, etc. Broken sizes, 14 to 52. $25 and $29.50 Coats Broadcloths, Co- $12.50 verts and Tweeds, furred with wolf or broadtail; others furless. Broken sizes, 14 to 5012 $15 and $19.75 Coats Limited group of @7 B() tweed coats, a few of them with wolf collars. Sizes 14 to 38. Goldenbers's—Second Floor Friday Bargains in Sporting Goods $5 Golf Clubs Just 45 rust- $2:—9_—5 less golf clubs with hickory niblicks and shaits. Mid- irons, mashies, putters. (25) $3.50 and $4 Base Ball Gloves, of genuine horsehide. Well padded and $1 59 (141) Golf Balls, regularly 50c each. Demon quality—long flight and du- 3 for 97c rable (1) ST Sweat_Shirts, good heavy quality. sizes in the lot (19) $9.50 Golf Clubs, Burke's make, with steel shafts, woods, drivers, brassies and Spoons. $3.97 (10) $5 and $6.50 Putters of aluminum, exceptionally _light. Bargain Friday spe- clal $1.69 (10) '$9 Tennis Rackets, well known makes and styles. Bal- anced frames. stringing (12) $2.50 Base Ball Coats, many neat colors. Brok- en sizes in the lot. 98¢ (85) SL50 o $2 Golt Clubs, woods and irons; hand forged heads and balanced shafts 89¢ (14) Auto Cushions, fine for the driver; afford excel- lent comfort 89c (17 pairs) Horseshoes, official size and weight. Fin or practicing or for play . 89c¢ (24 pairs) Auto Awnlnp va- rlous colors, stripss. To G.Q) fit most any make clr c (44) $2.50 Base Blll Suits, well made of good quality ma- terials. Special g1 5Q (27) Tackle Boxes for your fishing trips. Handy and - " g (24) $1 Base Balls, guaranteed for 18 innings. L5 lation size .. Friday Bargains in Men’s Clothing (5) $15 Sport Coats, of biue flannels; belted-back style in ngflnpy models, Sim $9'75 (136 prs.) to $4.00 Pants, cassimeres _and hard - finished Ts!l!t.nals, Sizes 29 to $2 95 (26 prs) $250 & $3 Pants, stripes and fancy mix- $l 69 tures. Sizes 31 to 38. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants for Infants (32) Toddlers’ 29¢ Sun Suits, bloomer or straight leg models in novelty prin 1 and 2 years. (111) 39¢ to 59¢ Shirts, sleeve- less, long or short sleeved. ] @ ¢ Bonnets, Broken sizes size 15, 10c ) st white organdy. (18) $1 Coats of black and white checks. Lined with muslin. Sizes 1 and 2 49c Goldenberg’s—Third Floor Friday Remnants in Underwear $1.00 Black Slips of rayon satin. Odd lot in sizes 4Q¢ 3‘ DO 40 . Pongee , " chemise, stepins so. pentics” 10 s, 260c $1 Cotton Undies, bloomers and step-ins of Fruit of the Loom, nainsook, etc. Odd 49c lot at ... (12) $2.98 Gowns of crepe de chine, lace e T ey plece styles, finished Wi ace. At half price 50c (35) 1 Step-ins of pastel crepe. de chine; lace- BB trimmed styles . Goldenbers's—Second Floor Friday Remnants in Corsets 49c Bandettes B a ck-fastening, models of striped and brocaded ma- c terials. Limited number in broken to 36. sizes (12) $2 Satin Girdles, side- hook style with knit elastic in- serts and four hose supporters. sizes, 26 to 34 $3 Brocade Girdles, in front- clasp and side-hook models, with good elastic inserts. ©Odd lot at . . $l'98 Goldenberg's—Second Floor Friday Remnants in Women’s Neckwear 0dd Lots of Neckwear, includ- ing round and V neck collar and cuff sets, colored vestees, 9 lace cuffs, etc., clearing at Y€ High-grade Neckwear, of lace, ?Ifilflnd,\"r satin, etc. Lace rills, pleated collars and cuffs, etc. . 49c (-Mfltnb?l[ —fillln Floor Friday Remnants in Floor Coverings (28) 39¢ Felt - base Covering for your floors, Full rolls to select from. Sq. 25C size, in pret- erns; seconds. . (19) $3.95 Grass Rugs, a few left in this size, 8x 10 ft; M;u ot CoCo 11x22 inches; thick, heavy quality 299 (38) $15 Summer Rug famous Marie Antoine [ | l‘ :{):‘d(” 6x12 - foot $7 50 (192) '39¢ Imported Rag Rugs, 18x36 inches; hit 1@ and miss patterns (5) $15 Crex Rugs, in an ex- tra large size; 9x15 feet; smart 310'95 patterns -base Rugs (21) $9. of a 9x9-1l. size; classed ‘as seconds. .. PA+1D (16) $12.75_Hodges' Fibre guxs. Lufl'rr?d Fri- lay at this special price; 9x12 ft. $7 65 (19) $7.95 Fibre Rugs, reversi- ble kind with neat slgns on elther side; seamless, 9x12t. Priday st only... 923 (12 Rolls) 49¢ Rug Border, in pretty oak patterns; 2 Toek it vEra ae s HEOC (20) $16 Grass Rugs, extra fine quality in a good range of patterns; 9x12 - foot sae. - $7.95 (162) 49¢ Rag Rugs. imported; 24x36 inches; mottled 28 patterns .. (14) 59¢ Rug Border, 36 inches wide. Full rolls in oak patterns, yd.. 39¢ ‘1;”2’ $1.50 Bath ‘le.\, Che- nille; assorted colors; 18x36 inches . . 95c (12) Full R Runner, 18 inches wide; geod patterns (96) $4.50 Ma lQ Alllnlntflfi extra fine; 3x6-ft size Kouf‘lu .«cnu‘of $2.40 rugs ... B(;?} 5¢c Oval R;I”l Rugs, 18x30 inches; you wi like the patterns 49¢ (119) $12 Ma i imported grades, beautiful designs; 9 ft. 65¢ £, mery p\l((‘m\ ln 18x36- inch size = 114) agf’c 1(50{"[]‘1“?““!. Gold Seal grade, in full rolls, Secont ki are v ae B0C 22) 87 Arlt Squares, have -felt base; seamless; no corders: owia size.. 9450 '/“57 “El{rx bllemnll‘l!vl Arm- strong quality. gularly e e D (29) 812 Grass Ru one size only; 8x10 Friday only at Goldenbers’s—Downstalrs Store STAR, WASHING TON, D €, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930. Remnant Group of $1.50 Silk Hose 69c pr. Slight irregulars of a na- tionally advertised brand of full-fashioned hose. Sheer are silk from top to toe, with picot tops and French heels; service have lisle interlined tops. 50c Delusterized Rayon Hose for women. Rayon-to-the-top, with seamed backs and fashion marks. Slight irregulars 27c length in plain colors with em- broidered cuff tops. Also whoopee socks in plain colors with fancy tops 26¢ Boys’ 39c Sport Hose, 7 length, in fane atterns and S 23c colorings. Perfect quality Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in House Frocks, Ete. 89c Smocks An odd lot of women's and misses’ broad- c cloth smocks in varicty of numbers. Broken sizes, $1.59 and $1.98 Uniforms, for malds and nurses; also house dresses. In sl 15 25¢ Bib Aprons of p?rcl]c and white waist aprons. For Friday! 4 Charge Accounts Invited, No Interest or Extras Added—We Do Not Penalize Our Friends' Friday Odd Lots in Men’s Wear (85) $1 Shirts Collar-attach- ed and neck- band shirts in c white and_col- ors, for Friday clearance. Broken sizes. Some soiled. (97) Men’s $1.50 Balbriggan Suits, Summer weight. Ecru color. Short sleeves and long legs. Sizes 36 to 50 89¢ (110) Men’s 69¢ Union Suits, athletic style of checked 39 nainsook. Broken sizes. . c (147) Men’s 50c to $1 Shirts and Shorts, fancy; a few plain color. Broken sizes 33c (219) Men’s 650 Balbriggan Underwear, Summer weight; short sleeves, long ]l‘KS e 29c¢ (142) 69 to 89 Shirts and Shorts, rayon in white and plain color: irregulars .. (47) $1 to $1.50 Night Robes, Faultless and Varsity. Slight irregulars (31) $7.50 Silk Shirts, collar- to-match style only. $344 Fine quality (47) 89¢ (‘Iym vlool, 39C Sleeve mostly dark shades (131) Men's 25¢ Holders, fancy and plain 50 colors $2.50 Shirt lndhl!;uon Suit Combinations. Slight ir- regulars 69c (64) $1.49 Rayon Suits, slightly solled trom stock. White 7Q ¢ only ‘nbers's—Main Floor ,030 Yards of Silk Remnants 1,500 Yds. of $1.59 to $2 Printed Chiffons 66¢ and Georgettes yd. Remnant lengths (in most cases enough of beautiful Summer patterns ettes. in sil Marvelous bargains at this F $2 to $3.50 Stehli’s Silks In 4 to 12 Yard Lengths 1,100 yards of rich plain-colored lido, F suede crepe, crepe crepe, Canton crepe and crepe andria. 40 inches wide, in a color assortment. 660 Y¥ds. of $1 Slip Satins, in remnant lengihs. Silk-and- rayon quality in most all colors. Yd. 39¢ Friday Clearance of Radio Cabinets (10) $10 Console Cabinets, of manogany; has place or speaker, Well con- structed .- $4.90 (10) $25 Caswell Runyon Cabi- nets for most any make set. Wal- nut finish with matched butt wal- Tt panels. $12.95 (4) $12.50 Tables, built for most any make electric set. Walnut 0dd Lots of Housewares 10c Odd Saucers 200 good qual- ity imported z china saucers c with gold band decoration. Youll find many uses for them. (15) $119 Garden Trellises, ladder style with ornamental top; 8-ft. sizes, in white. Soms alichily ‘mpertece, ) 09 (18) $2.50 Alarm Clocks, Gil- bert make with intermittent back bell alarm. Red $l 14 finish only . (23) 7dc "Cans Paint, light slone deep red, brown and dark blue only; 1-qt. can 39¢ (31) 79 Enameled Bowl, 4-qt. capacity; white porcelain mixing bowls 29¢ (16) S1 Pyre g Dish, quart size for baking or puddings; round shape. . 68c (14) 79 Cake Boxes, tall, round style, finished in White. ‘Siiding front door SIC (9)" $2.98 Silver-plated Ware, such as bread trays, cheese and cracker dishes, ete, .. $1.49 (7) $3.50 Ironing Boards, easy to fold Rid-Jid boards E d firml; e L (3) $11.98 Metal Cabinets, 515 ft. tall; 2 are green, other is white. Iy sofled (8) $1.69 “Bridge ‘Lamps with fancy arm and base. ~Hexagon parchment shade. Com- plete_except for bulb. 97¢ (12) 59¢ Garden Hoe vdl,)l long hardwood handle. Steel 39 blade. Strongly made. .. c (22) $1.49 Combinette, white enamel with cover. Large’ Q) sizes. Slightly imperfect OJC (7) $1.98 Flour Canister, 25-1b. capacity. Of extra heavy tn, finished in white enamel. 70 Slightly marred c (14) 98c Table Fish Bowls, green glass, quart size, with ornamental metal base Downstairs Store rench s .56 d Alex- 3 y A large 777 Yds. of $1 to $1.39 Foul- ards, in usable remnant lengths. 36 inches wide, in smart 5@ prints. Yd. .. A c Main Floor Friday Odd Lots in Knit Undies Women's 7% Union Suits, bodice style with tight 4@l knee. Broken sizes. ‘Women's $1 "Merode’ Pants, with tight or shell knce. 3@ Broken sizes Union Suits, Children’s 59¢ nainsook or knit. _Sleeveless, with knee - length leg. Broken sizes 39¢ Women’s $1 Union Suits of gauze cotton. Bodice top, tight or shell knee, closed BB style. Merode quality.. Goldenberg’'s—Main Fluor Friday Remnants in Toiletries 50c Military Brushes, singles, with solid backs and ]g good strong bristles c 59c Body Powder, Wiisley and Lov' Joy kinds. Lasting fragrance. Velour puff.. 29c $1.50 Compact, Richard Hud- nut, three flowers twin style. Discontinued Todel 50c $2 Melba Face Powder, Adorme quality in_white and brunette shades. Discontinue PRCKages ..rrrsarsierss FIC 50c Dressing Combs, 5 long_handles. Assorted 9B styles Coty the favorite toi- let water of discriminat- ing women, o: " 55¢ Goldenbers’ Friday Remnants in Handbags $1.98 and $2.98 Handbags, all slightly mussed from counter dis- play and handling. Of genuine leather. Attractive $l 19 colors . $2.95 chi o Bags, zipper style. Real leather in black or brown.... $l 95 Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Girls’ Wear (81) $1 Middies Regulation and Peter Pan mod- els of high- 44c grade jean. Broken sizes 10 to 18 years. Fine for camp. (1) $5.98 Tweed Coat Ensem- ble, long coat with xplelted skirt on rayon blouse. n fan, Size 14 : $3.98 (2) $2.98 mlncuu. of rub- berized tweeds. 14 only . (8) $5 Spring Coats, neat lin- ings. Broken sizes in $1 49 the_lot (38) 59 1 of pretty novelty prints. and 8 years (1) $25 Coat in middy blue; monkey fur collar. Lined with crepe-back satin, $10 (1) $15 Flannel Coat of navy blue, trimmed with band of $5 felt. Size 13 ... (1) $12.98 Coat of navy blue serge lined with polka dot $5 rayon. Size 15 Goldenbers's—Third r Sweeping Clearance of $2.50 to s4 Hats Some of these desirable hats are quite recent arrivals, and indeed, none of them have been in stock for more than a few weeks. Which means that they are good Summer styles—and that they will be much in demand at this greatly lowered price! Wide brimmed straws, with hair . Braids Straws tailored, edged . . Millards . zure .Sheer Braids...Novelty and Braids...in a host of semi-formal and dressy hats for both misses and women. Black, beige, navy, natural and every color. Friday Bargains in Boys’ Clothing (36) Boys' $1.95 and $2.95 Camp Suits, separate shirt and straight flapper pants to match. Irregulars; sizes 8 $1.19 to 15 (110) Boys’ $6.95 to $10 Suits, odd lots of wool or wool-mixed suits, with one and two pairs of knickers or longies. Blues and mixtures. Sizes 7 $4.95 to 18 . # (218) $1.95 to $2.50 Wash Sulh from our regular stock. §] 3 High-grade suits, 2 0 9 (42) $2.95 and $3.95 Suits, \uml jersey suits; al with waists and tweed pants. Sizes 7Qc¢ 3 and 4 only ; (62) $1.19 Sweaters, sport pat- terns, light weight. Pull- 69c over style. Sizes 30 to 36 59¢ to 79¢ Wearables, blouses, junior shirts, wash knee pants, (‘l‘(;:l? knll‘kl‘l’(\l Lulll(;n pajamas. Li ted quantities, irreg- ulars and_odd lots 29c 79¢ to $1.50 Cloth Pants, suit- ing mixtures, in knickers_and longies. Also stralght 5Qc knee pants. Sizes 4 to 16 79¢ to #5c Shirts and Blouses, sport or collar-attached styles. -~ Some {rregulars. 5@ 6to16 (25) $3.95 Lumber- Jacks, odd lots of part wool and leatherette lumberjacks. $] 39 Sizes 8 to 16 in the lot P +* Goldenberg's—Third Floor ree Parking Space Opposite 8th Street Entrance Goldenbers's—Second Floor Friday Remnants in Window Shades $1.50 Window Shades, wash- able and sunfast siyle; green and ecru; 356 feet. 75 Slightly imperfect. Each ¢ 9C 95c American Holland Shades, 3x6 feet, green and ecru; @B on Hartshorn rollers. Each c $1.65 Joanna Window Shades, yashable style, in_ecru; X6 feet; slight seconds. Each .. 95¢ 98¢ Holhl\fl Window Shades, side hemmed; in white, ecru or green; 24 to 34 inches. Each 69c 65¢ Opaque “lndow Shades, green and ecru Each § S1.15 ‘Shades, oil opaque style, ecru or green; 3x6 feet; perfect quality. @Q 79¢ Window Shades, American Holland make; ecru, white, blue or green Each ... $9.85 Warren Porch Shades, green or brown; 9 feet wide, 7-foot drop. $5.95 ch Shades, wn; 10 feet $1.35 Window Shades, ecru; 3x6 feet, scalloped and fringed edges; tassel to match. $1.19 .3 Goldenbers's—Fowtim 0o szs “Lane” Cedar Chests s15 Mahogany and nut finished chests this famous make; 42 and 45 inch lengths. Ideal for June brides. Just 15 to sell. Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor ioned Friday Remnant Day Remnants of wal- Li $10 Slip ™% Cover Sets $639 ited number of of cight-piece linene sltp in cover sets for thres- piece overstuffed suite with five loose cash- ions Goldenbery’s—Fourth Floor 29c to 39¢ Wash Fabrics 8c yd. Many Summer favorit in useful lengths here! Printed voiles, printed batistes, printed dimities, plain voiles, rayon alpacas, printed and plain plisse crepes, fast colored prints, etc. Three Other Remnant Groups! 39¢ to 59¢ Printed Fabrics, in- cluding piques, broadcloths, Hol- lywood voiles, dimmes, lawns and batistes. 25C 19¢ to 29¢ Tub Fabrics, printed percales, batistes, ginghams, tis- sues and romper cloths, in 2 to 5 yard lengths. Yard .. 59¢ to 79¢ Prlnt(d Flbrks rayon-and-cotton flat crepes, rayon piques, Light o’ Day rayon, Taffet-Ray, etc, 35¢ Yard . Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Luggage, Ete. $1.25 Suit Cases for Friday shop- Just 50 of thiese Daigaiis 75 size, in either black or tan. (44) Gladstone Cases of genu- ine cowhide; 22 and 24 inch lengths; $14.50, now o12) 8450 Hai Boxes squnre shape. Of cobra grain imitation leather .. $2.89 (40) $4.50 Overnight Cases, built on strong box frame; good brass lock; 20 and 22 inch sizes » 2 $2.90 Friday Rzmnant: in $1.50 Camp Blankets, heavy quality in gray with pretty bright colored —borders. 50 Each ... c $4.50 Pai ets, In- dian and other pretty patterns covered with heavy tick- ing. Each.... $2 Bed Pillows, covered with tickin filled. Each Goldenberg' . Friday Bargains in Art Dept. 49¢c Pin Cushions, with doll head. Attractively made of col- ored felt. Only 35 in the lgc $1 Lamp Shades, mica shades with stenciled designs, in blue, yellow, Tose and green. only 36 39¢ $1 Linen Scarfs, 17x44 inches. Neatly trimmed with medallions and- colored 500 e oor. Friday Remnants in Domestics $119 Bleached Sheets, full double bed_size — 81x90 nches, Heavy close-woven quality 88c 39c Bleached Pillowcases, of fine pillowcase cottop, free from starch or dressing, size $4 Rayon Bedspreads, in blue, gold, orchid and green. Scal- loped edges. inches $2 Rayon Sprends, 80x105 fnch- es, in gold and green. For double beds $1.95 15¢ Unbleached Cottons, 36 inches wide. Close- 3/ woven quality . 4cC 39 Table Oflcloth, 5-4 size, in plain white and neatly printed patterns. Useful lengths 24c 1214¢ Shelf Olicloth, 12 inches wide. Slignt irregulars, but @ a good range of designs.. c Goldenberg's—Main “ur 0dd Lots of Jewelry 50c & $1 Necklaces Chokers and fonger neck- laces in crystal C (simuldted), opaque and novelty effects for Friday clearance. $1 Compact Vanities, oblong shape, fitted with cake, powder and rouge n 50c $5 Cafl Links, 10:K(. §old links in many attractive designs. Special at.. $2.98 $1.50 and $2 Rings for infants and small children. Signet, band and stone-set models. ez 88c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Draperies (300) Yards 79c Belgian Linen, S0-inch, wideh, short lengthsi some yards long. e, 1 amtiGhc (10 m) 50¢ Maxquhztu and Volle, plain and fancy, some with colored dots and 28 checks. Yard c (12 Sets) $19 Slip (‘ovem made of washable French sateen, for 3-plece suites. (s mfi“' { sunf ches wide, of sunfast and tubfast quality. Yard 65¢ 39 Cretonne, good quality, with lovely floral and 1 modernistic designs. Yard c 50c Sheer Curtain Fabrics, rice fiake ~marquisette and 97 theatrical gauze. Yard c 50c Flowered Rayon, width, for Summer por tleres and curtains. Yard (16 Pieces) 59¢ Glazed Chintz, very meat designs and good coloring, for Sum- mer use. Yard 25¢ (15 Pieces) 50¢ Rayon, in plain color and fancy stripéd patterns, right an gay. Yard . 29c¢ (25 Pieces) quisette, plain, white andhplam h:lclm rayon (mu LY. less than Lo 17¢ (:u) '$10.95 Slip Cover Sets, odd sets of Lucerne make, with $1 Cntonne, 36 (lh Slip Cover Sets, odd sets of famous Lucerne brand, $5 at a saving. Set . (15) $2.50 Couch C of crash, with fringed edge, mixed colors. $2 49 Each ...ccevvnnncens , made (12) $1.89 Day.bed Covers, of cretonne ght o dark coloring. Each. sl'lo (10 Pairs) $2 Lace Curtains, odd !fléuf';l g;ury and ecru filet d Noti m Wweaves. i 95¢ (12 Pieces) ll 50 Dlmllk, 50- inch width, le fancy stripes and all-over pat- s 89c (25 Pairs) $2.50 Cllrhll\l. criss- cross style, in dainty peach and blue. Pair $l'lo (19 Pairs) $1.39 Curtains, adorable for Sudmmledr cottages, blue and gol o 95¢ (21 Pairs) 590 Sash Cumm of ivory and white marquisette, some with colored ruf- 35c fles. Pair ... (11 Pairs) $2.25 Curtains, tai- lored style, oflne;ru rayon; 81x32 ches. il $1.19 (17 Pairs) 31.69 Curtains, of colored dotted material, 97c with dainty ruffies. Pair (20 Pairs) 85¢ Curtains, fresh and crisp, with blue ray- 45c on ruffied edge. Pair... (10 Pairs) $1.50 Curtains, of plain - colo\;dd nm with ruffles e Fair .. $1.15 (19) $1.25 Marquisette Panels, beautiful quality, with attractive fringed edge. §() ¢ $4.50 (‘nrwm of Each (25 Pairs) high-grade plain-colored marqui- sette; each 36x50, with sl 50 valance. Pair . Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Friday Remnants in the Shoe Dept. (372 Prs.) Novelty Shoes A collection of much higher-priced shoes, including patents, Most sizes for women and girls in lot. (76 Prs.) Women's Shoes, odds and ends left from much higher priced ssc sales (91 Prs) Arch-Support Shoes, formerly more than twice this price. (78 Prs.) Felt Slippers for women; odds and ends of better grades in many 37c Soft-sole Sh slippers and b:n’ shoes, * many styles. 9 " (41 Pre) Eoudeds § of black k 768 .I'o 434, Out thew go at. -J‘- for babies blondes, reds, blues, etc., in a variety of styles. 59 (111 Prs.) Misses’ Slippers, patent one-strap models, left- overs from pre\ 10us sales. (118 Prs.) Tennis Shoes, white, for boys and girls. large fl 66 Prs.) First Step Shoes med Slippers of reliable makes ; wost all sizes for tiny 57C (63 Prs.) Men's Slippers, fputher grain, with soft elk soles and padded heels. MOSt SIZ€5.+xnnnsnns 67¢c growing Main Floor.