Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1931, Page 29

PAJAMAS IN DRAW WITH NIGHT SHIRTS Vivid Sleeping Garments Waved by Health Leaders Debating Scientific Issue. A vivid pair of orange and white striped pajamas, and a billowing, old fashioned white night shirt were waved before a distinguished gathering of public health officials late yesterday afternoon at the Willard Hotel, as a public climax to the lobby debate which has waged for days there over the rela- tive merits of these two competing night flfi:flfl. y were flaunted as evidence in the debate which came out in the open be- fore a highly amused and entertained group of State and provincial health authorities of North America. These men have followed the fight with keen- est interest ever since it threatened at times to break up the seriousness of scientific discussions. Clowning along through his argument with the mock earnestness of a crusader, » tall South Carolinian, Dr. J. A. Hayne hurled blasts of his wrath against the pajama as a forelgn importation. He charged it with being the cause of un- rest in America. He even went so far as to declare in facetious vein that the decline and fall of the Democratic party was attributable to its forsaking the night garments of their granddaddies. Declared Foe of Cotton. “The nightshirt and the nightgown,"” he declared with emphasis, “are the foundation of American civilization and family life. The nightshirt consumes more cotton. “Pajamas, which are mostly made of silk, do not use as much cotton as night shirts, and let me tell you that pajamas are about to deprive King Cot- ton of his crown.” Dr. G. H. Bigelow of Massachusetts contended “pajamas are more modest, and more graceful, especially for slid- ing down banisters in case of a fire.” On a vote, the debate unofficially was declared a draw. Sessions Close Today. Sessions of the conference of State and territorial health officers with the United States Public Health Service, which are being attended by the same group of officials, were to close today in the Willard. An outstanding recom- mendation this morning was a sugges- tion to the seurgeon general of the Public Health Service that a board be organized to draw a set of min- imum requirements for sanitary con- trol of bottled mineral waters. This followed an address by Dr. W. S. Prisble, chemist in charge of the office of co-operation food, drug and in- secticide administration, United States t of Agriculture. Dmnwm elected for the following afte: the Con: yesterda rnoon by - 1’:‘!’!‘!‘!“ of su’u and Provincial Health Authorities as follows: President, . T. B. Beatty of Salt Lake City; vice ent, Dr. W. J. Bell, deputy min- of health for the Province of On- tario, Canada; members of the Execu- tive Committee, Dr. C. W. Garrison of Arkansas, the retiring president; Dr. 8. H. Osborn of Connecticut, Dr. W. r. xlnfi:l Indiana, and Dr. F. E. Trot- of Hawall. Outstanding among the recommenda- tions was that by Dr. Felix J. Under- wood for the Committee on Child Hy- glene, who scored the failure of Con- to provide adequate Federal aid the distributors of pasteurized of raw milk, reported that “if it can be proven that the average American child which has been fed pasteurized milk shows about the same increase in m and the same general state of as the average American child which has been fed raw milk, this will be sufficient to convince the average American parent that the public health advantages of teurization may be utilized in infant feeding without dietary disadvantage.” The conference decided to ask that Surg. Gen. Cumming urge makers of anti-freeze solutions to safeguard the K:bllc from danger, when the public is ely to use the solution as a beverage. Plans are to ask that such solutions be labeled as poisons and colored to be made easily recognizable. CARDINAL GIVES FETE Students and Faculty of New Col- lege in Rome Dined. ROME, April 30 (#).—Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago was host today at luncheon to the faculty and 300 students of the new Propaganda Fide College which Pope Pius inaugurated last week. The affair was a feast day gift by the eardinal to the students, since today is within the octave of his feast day of St. George. Among the guests were a number of Chicago students CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dance, Tlinols State Socie'y, Willard Hotel, 9 p.m. Dinner, District of Columbia Bar As- | soclation, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner meeting, board of governors, Optimist Club, Hamilton Hotel, 6:30 p.m. | Card party, Past Chiefs’ Association | of Pythian Sisters, 2146 Georgia ave- | nue. 8 p.m. i Dance, Rebekah Assembly, 1829 Wis- | consin avenue, § p.m. Ex-service men’s entertainment, Vic- fory Unit, No. 4, American Legion, | Mount Alto Hospital, 7:30 p.m, FUTURE. Meeting, Kit Carson Woman's Relief | Corps, Soldier, Sailor and Marine Club, | tomorrow, 8 p.m. | Card party, benefit Gen. Nelson A. | Miles Auxiliary Drum and Bugle Corps, Pythian Temple, tomorrow, 8 p.m. Your Furs with experts For twenty-five years furs have been entrusted to us for safekeeping. mothproof enough for We provide chests large family use These cost even less than the moderate charges per garment. RUGS Cleaned and Stored FIDELITY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Women’s 19¢ to 25¢ Sample Handkerchiefs 3 for 25¢C Many are imported ones of fine linen and sheer materials; plain white, embroidered ef- fects or with dainty colored centers. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. No Mail Phone or C.0.D. Orders Accepted D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1931. 8th Street *» B—13 15¢c to $1 Jewelry In Up-to-Date Styles and Colorings! Samples and ‘odd lots of pieces. Including necklaces, 29c earrings and bracelets in colors smart types of opaque, crystal (simulated) and fancy carved to harmonize with Spring and Summer apparel. Goldenbers's—Main Floor Parking Entrance FRIDAY REMNANTS Small Lots of Desirable Merchandise — Attractive Savings — No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted Wash Goods Remnants At Greatly Reduced Prices! 29c to 38¢ Wash Fabrics 40-In. Printed Voiles 40-In. Printed Batiste 36-In. Printed Dimities 1 6¢ yd. 36-In. Plain Color Broad- cloths 36-In. Printed Broadcloths 36-In. Printed Percales A good assortment of styles and colors for Spring and Summer wear. All useful lengths. 39¢ to 59c Wash Fabrics Remnants lengths—Printed rayon and Hollywood printed cotton flat crepes, printed nobby dimity, printed chiffon voiles. chintz, lawns, 29cyd. 59¢ to 89c Wash Fabrics Remnants—Printed rayon flat crepes, printed shantung, printed sport crepes, printed rayon chiffons—good lengths for women’s and children’s wear. 38cyd. Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants! (274) Men’s $1 Shirts 59¢c Collar attached or neckbank styles of broadcloths, Mostly whites and plain colors. Soiled or irregular. iost sizes. (242 Prs.) Men's 39c Hose, rayon mixtures. 10 to 11% (96) Men's $i Pajamas, regulation style; novelty patterns. Sizes B, C and D 59¢ (64) Men’s $1 Rayon Union Suits, white—a few in cOi0rs. regulars. Broken sizes (57) Men’s $1.25 Ribbed Union Suits, Spring weight; short sleeves, legs. lrvegulars. Mosi €Q@ ¢ Balbriggan Under- b lwl’.h short sleeves; awers with long legs. Ir- regulars. Broken sizes 29¢ long sizes (94) Men’s $1 Suspenders, fancy with large rayon loops Union Suits, broadcloths, madras, Dobby broadcloths; broken sizes 39¢ (126) Men's 39c S Sizes 30t0 36 ........... . lgc (8) $4.95 Fur Felt Hats, snap or welt edge. Gray and tan. 7,‘: Broken sizes s, wool; light and dark shades. Brok- en sizes .. (197) ment. (210) Men’s 59¢ Athletic ris, novelty patterns. Full seat, wide legs. (47) Men’s 79¢ C; shapes (25 1 Ties, good assort- ‘Wool lined; large z,e hite onty. " Full betcea ese; white only. cut. Broken sizes . 23c Golden| r. Friday Remnants in Laces izi% Filet Chair Sets, extra large size; one back and two arm pleces. 22¢ 29¢ and 39¢ Embroideries Work on ‘white cotton; 12 to 27 inches wide. Yard Goldenberg's—Main Floor, Friday Remnants in Corset Dept. 15) $4.50 Girdles, front clasp le; all elastic. Sizes 26, 31.59 27 and 36 :rl].oln (}i;d:rs. step-in styles, 14- inch length front back Sircs 2010 34t 49€ (5) $5 Hook Side Girdles, pink brocade; elastic seclions over hips. $1 Bandeaux and Bandettes, net and crepe de chine. Hook back. e, $1.50 Garter Belts, crepe de chine and moire. Also abdominal belts (large size) . “ 79¢ Women's and Misses’ pink striped material. front. Friday Remnants! Men’s and Young Men’s $22.50 to $30 SUITS $15.95 Worsteds, cassimeres and chev- iots in_ well tailored single or double breasted models. Mostly dark patterns. Sizes 34 to 44. Men's and Young Men's $16.50 Topcoats, tweeds; plain slx"s or belted; sizes 34 to 42 Men’s $1.79 Khaki Pants, heavy grade, strongly Men's $3 to 34 Pants. \(‘gl (-a&u- meres and worsted effects: € @7 o Men's $1.39 Overalls, blue denim; well made; 36 to 42. Pants, dark, hard-finish ma- Serials; nct all stacs,. ... IS sizes 29 to 42 sizes 29 to 48 89¢ (16 prs.) Men's $1.50 Work Goldenberg's—Main Floor. STORAGE 1420 U Street N.W. North 3400 Clearance of Rugs and Floor Coverings $16.50t0 $27.50 Rugs Small Lots of Desirable Rugs s l 0 Grouped for Quick Disposal! (3) 9x12-ft. Fibre Rugs, were $21.50 (7) 9x12-ft. Basket-weave Fibre Rugs, were $16.50 (5) 9x12-ft. Summer Rugs, were $21.50 (12) 8x10-ft. Summer Rugs, were $20 (4) 6x9-ft. Seamless Axminsters, were $17.50 (1) 9x12-ft. Algerian Mouzourk, was $27.50 $10.75t0 $15.00 Rugs $~7.50 Were Floor Samples, Irregular and Small Lots—Low Priced! (6) 9x12-ft. Gold Seal Rugs, dropped patterns. $10.75 (4) 9x15-ft. Congoleum Rugs, seconds. Were $12.75 Were (8) 9x12-ft. Fibre Rugs, droppéd patterns. $12.50 (10) 6x9-ft. Summer Rugs. Were $13.50 (12) 9x12-ft. Grass Rugs. Were $15. $25.00 to $35.00 Rugs Small Groups of Floor Samples and s l 9.75 Irregulars—the Low Prices Make Them Especially Desirable! (4) 9x12-ft. Seamless Axminsters. Were $32 (6) 9x12-ft. Seamless Axminsters. Were $35 (4) 6x9-ft. Fine Worsted Rugs. Were $30 (5) 8.3x10.6-ft. Seamless Velvets. Were $25 (25) $3.50 and $1 Felt-Base Rugs, 814x10 and 9x12 1t seconds; 6x9 and 77.x9- e $48 = $2.25 (25) 85¢ Hieavy ipfude; Ox12:TE. aisw $24 Mats, cocon fibre and rub- N d Oval Braided Wool an 2 9x10%;-1t. sizes . . $3-75 . nch 31.79 (15) $2.50 Fibre Rugs, : - Rugs, 8x10-ft. si $2.45 ft. size . (8) $2 to §3 Jap (150 yds.) 75¢ and 85¢ Linoleum - 4 R wide. Yard ......... 12) $9 Felt Bas . Arm- 0 0] 3%, 12,606 FolUNG stronrs, No bordors. or I aei t lengths. 8q. yd 12 remnan! N A . 35 F a8 7es) 1139 10 BLASMRIAM - i e e 6 yard lengths. and seconds. 8q. yd...... vard (3) 7Y,x9-ft. Seamless Axminsters. Were $30. (10) 2.6x4.6-ft. Chinese Rugs. Were $35 (5) %70 and $35 Wilton Rugs, % t. sizes (3) $33.50 Velvet Rugs, and 95c Door Felt-Base Rugs, Der 5” seconds; 9x9 basket, weave grade, 336~ G 30 Ly TnBant Gray Grass Rugs, 41:X715-1t. Runner, 23 and 27 inches 4@ @ . < §1.25 strong’s. Covering, 4 to 10 yard Grass and Linoleum Runner, 2 to Linolenm, dropped patterns @@, Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store. Clearing Out Odds and Ends of Ansell Bankrupt Stock and Our Own Odd Lots of Dresses and Coats At Prices Less Than Half in Many Cases | The quantities of these bargains are so small that we are as eager to get rid of them as you will be to get hold of them at these reduced prices. Come early! (22) $2.95 Dresses crepe and jersey, in mostly small (75) $3.95 Dresses jersey in contrasting fects. satin, moire, lared with fur. Clearing at only. blue or brown (7) $15 Winter Coats, with fur collars and to Broken sizes from 16 to cuffs. 38 included Friday Remnants in Window Shades $1.35 Window Shades, ‘washable green or ecru. Hartshorn 8sc ST R 79c¢ American Holland Shades, white, ecru, blue or 45c 5 to $3 Holland Shades, 42x44 iches wide. White or sl , seconds . 0il Opa white, ecru or green. Sec- 59¢ Opaque Shades, white, ecru or green. Perfects. 3x6 il e Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. Friday Remnants in Bed Needs $1 Feather Bed Pillows, striped or art ticking cover- ik 59c¢ $2.50 Robe Blankets, plain colors; part wool. Each $3.50 Bed Comforts, full size—silkoline covering. . $1.89 3.50 Patch Bed Quilts, single size ‘hrgm D.fi,l. s2.39 Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor. s bed ors . Friday Remnants in Upholsteries (500 yds.) 59c¢ Belgian Linens (have colored cotton 38c stripes). Yard . .. (400 yds.) 59¢ Cretonnes, bright colors. Heavy quily. 39@ Yard SHa (10 bolts) 39c Colored Marquisette, foroverdrapes and cur- tains . 21¢c (45) $1.39 Day Bed Covers, cretonnes; Ar\'lf'flfd ll‘l 74c around ... (250) $1.75 Bar Harbor Chair Sets, bright ering 51 Sewing Machine Covers, bright cretonnes. Tape bind- 75¢ Terry Cloth, good pat- terns and color: Seconds. l,c Yard coes pies basis Goldenber ourth’ Floor, Friday Remnants in Luggage $1.50 Suit Cases, frame 30-inch 870 $5 Suit Cases, steel frame. Fiber covered inch size .... (30) steel Hy-Bridge Frames 33.50 Beautifully engraved Hy- bridge frames with new type comfortable bridge pads that rest on nose. Durable, light in weight and ever so good looking. Eyes Examined FREE Two Registered Optometrists in Attendance Dr. Kanstoroom in Charge Optical Department—Main Floor. Charge Accounts Invited. of silk crepe, of printed silk, color Efj..sl.9s e 3 Ve 3 Sizes 14 to 20 in lot... (97) $4.95 & $5.95 Dresses, in fancy knit ef- fects and plain or printed silk crepe. Sizes 14 to 42 in lot. .. (19) $10 to $15 Evening Frocks of panne taffeta or net‘.“s6.95 Misses’ BIZES ......ec00c00000. (9) $10 Rayon Coats, self-trimmed or col- Small sizes. S3‘98 (15) $10 to $15 Chinchilla Coats, in junior misses and junior sizes. Navy rayon (17) $15 Spring Coats, very recent models in juniors’, misses’ and women's ss 95 ° ) $25 Sport Coats of tan and blue fabrics, Sizes 14 to 20 included in the 32-95 ll::;i":;‘ith““; t(ll not sefll]ino’std?;d’c.on’eysl, contrasting col- 19.69 lars. Bize 16 years bskin), in size 1fi{l) SG?.E}? Wombat Coat (I with johnny collar. Reduced $9.99 (3) $15 Fur Fabric Jackets, in black and to only grey. Sizes16 and 18. Complete s7 95 e with matching muff .......... Jacket, in blue. 34-45 Size’ 1355'5’;3‘9”:"“3‘; duced 33 69 s4.95 in(:i)zeszi? Leatherette Jack. t., s2.45 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. and Friday Remnants in Domestics! $1.19 Bleached Sheets 54x108-Inch 7 4c ea. Sizeat’., . . Note the special size—full three yards long. Bleached grade and free from starch or dressing. Staunch and long wearing. $1.39 and $1.50 Bleached Sheets, $4 Colored Cotton Spreads, Nov- 81x90 and 90x90 inch size. Some elite quality. 84x108 dou- irregulars. ' Free from starch @@@ ble bed size .. $2.98 or dressing ....... Crinkle. Bed Spreads s"s\é.‘seo Bed Spreads, white dimity. Crinkle Bed 5 - for cots and single beds. oven colored 3” stripes. Mill seconds. .. ... inches . Bleached Pillow Cases, close 15¢ Unbleached Cottons, 38 inches soft finish grade. '§ @@ wide; 2 to 10 yard lengths. @3/, woven, Heavy grade. Yard....... 9/4C 45x36-inch size . : Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Knit Undies ‘Women's $1 Rayon Panties, Step- ins, and Chemise, ruffle or ssc plain. Pastel shades bo;vomm'n 50c Vests, gauz cotton; ice style. Merode bran: Broken' fizes " 29¢ Women's $1.25 Union Suits, Me« r;)dle brgx;)d' mercerized lisle. Bodice style. iscontinued number. Broken sizes «-orrererre. DI ‘Women's 5 ion cotton; sleeveless, Friday Remnants! Hosiery Women's $1.50 Silk Hose, full- fashioned sheer or service, silk to top, some with lisle interlining. Grenadine and others. Brok- 8Q@ en sizes and assortments. ... Women's $1.25 Sheer and Service Hose, full-fashioned sheers. silk to top, picot edge, some with plaited soles: celanese a rlew with lisle heel, toe and garter welt. Broken sizes 49¢ Women's 69¢ Chiffon Silk Hose, seam back, fashion marks, sheer juality. Assortment of shades. Friday Remnants in Girls’ and Tots’ Wear (18) Girls' $5.98 and SG@8 Coats, Spring welght; including §3 Q8 Friday Remnants! 29c to 49¢ Costume Flowers Gardenias, sprays, clusters and trailers. Good selection. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor. Friday Remnants in Curtains $1.39 Tailored Curtains, marqui- sette with wide hem, sides 95c and bottom. Ivory and ecru. $1.39 Ruffle Curtains, flowered and plain color trimmed valance. All colors. $1.39 Cottage Se ; fg- ured volle with overlocked 9“ rayon edge $1.50 Criss-Cross Curtains, mar- quisette with wide hemmed SI ruffles. Cornice valance $1.39 Cretonne Overdrapes, bright colors; 50-inch Braid trim. Gold Friday Remnants in Toiletries $1 and $1.25 Hot-Water Bottles and fountain syringes, regu- 3” lar 2-quart size; irregulars.. 60c Djer-kiss Face Powder 2" in_all shades 75 Noxzema Cream 10c boudoir jar . 19¢ and 25¢ Tooth Brushes in pastel shades 50c Melba Lotion for sun- burn, powder base, etc oldenbers’s—Main Floor sizes 7 to 14 years... (14) Girls' $7.98 to Coats, this season's fabrics ~an styles. Sizes 7 to 14 years 35.” 8 Coats of plle fab- 3 and 4 years (16) $1 and $1.49 Bath Robes, light weight for Summer 4” wear. Assorted sizes Infants’ 59¢ Creepers, flap 3‘: bottom styles in plain colors. (17) $1 Bables' Sweaters in button or tie front models, of wool. Slightly sofled. . (29) Tots' 79c Sweaters, all-wool slipover models with crew or V neck. Assorted colors. Sizes 24 to 30 in group. Goldenbers's—Third Floor. Friday Remnants in Home Frocks (300) 99¢ Daytime Frocks, a good assortment of styles (95) $1.25 Hoo models in small, medium and large sizes ..... . a2 Goldenberg's—Sec Floer. printed Friday Remnants in Gloves Women's $1.95 and $2.50 Kid Gloves, novelty cuff Broken sizes colors 79c and $1 Fabric Gloves, light- weight; novelty cuffs or slip-oms. Sizes 53 to 712, good assort- 2,000 Yards of Remnants— Silks & $1.49 to $1.95 Values Rayons Tdcre 40-Inch Printed Silk Flat Crepe 40-Inch Printed Rayon Flat Crepe 40-Inch W ashable Flat Crepe 40-Inch Printed Silk Chiffons’ A lovely assortment of silks and rayons—about 2,000 yards—in a host of new Spring and Summer patterns and colors. plain colors. Light or dark prints—stunning pastels—other You will be able to find many a useful dress length for your Summer apparel! Goldenberg's—Main Floor Friday Remnants in Lingerie 11'}5) 505 Chemise, stepins and panties; volle or rayon-and- cotton flat crepe .. z9c (200) $1 Costume Slips, rayon- and-cotton flat cre] good 7 colors . (104 $1.69 Costume Slips, pure dye crepe de chine. Lace 81 .29 jamas, broadcloths ured .. 39¢ delus- Broken sizes Women's 39¢ Rayon Hose, tered; seam back, fashion marks. Not all sizes in every shade - ' 24¢ Boys' 50c Sport Hose, 73 length; all over novelty patterns. Cuff tops. Sizes 7 to 11 Children’s 25c Anklets, mercerized; plain with novelty tops. Sizes 5 to 7 ... z 16¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Boys’ 79¢ to $1 Bell Shirts and Blouses 59¢ , plain or fancy broad- ; sport-collar styles; some Shirts, 12 to 14!3; 19¢ 59¢ 90) Boys' 69c Sweater rayon mixtures; bright colors; 28 to 34. 47c (20) Boys' $2.95 to oda Coats, from suits; 0 jr. sl coats, sites 3 f0 T6......---- (10) Boys' $10 Stout Suits, two pairs knickers and vest; 11 to 17 s3'95 (15) Boys' $14.95 to $22.50 Stout Suits, two knickers or longies; 15 to 19 g(sy Boys' $4.95 Blug Sports Coats, unlined; blue cheviots, 16 and 18. sl"S (10) Boys’ $10 to $14.75 Blue Serge Suits, 2 knick- ers or 2 longies, e $7'88 (92) Boys' 69¢ Pants, knickers or longies; irregular; 7 to 14. Boys' $1 Koveralls, discon- tinued style; khaki; play suits; 3 to 8 Boys’ $1 Bell Blouses, collar attached; black sateen; sizes 12 to 16. Boys' 69¢ to §1.50 Hats and Caps, for juniors or older boys; good assortment pants, rayon polo caps; irregular. Boys' $2.50 and $2.95 Sweaters, all wool; some irregular; sizes 26 to 36 31‘7, Boys' $1 to $1.50 Wash Knickers, imported linens or 79c khaki; washable: 8 to 17... $1.45 Knickers, : $1.19 Boys’ il.ii to $1.95 Wash Suits, broken lots and samples; sl (75) 79¢ Porto Rican Gowns, also pink and 53c silk Boys' (50) pongee. c ‘Waist Suits, nain- $1.19 Costume Slips, s sook; short leg, drop seat. Sizes 2 to 6.. > lsc FOOTWEAR Pumps—Straps Ties—Sandals All Perfect Quality 49 Main Floor Women’s Slippers. Elk Leatherette soles. All zes. Many =t 93¢ Misses’ and Children’s Patent Slippers All sizes to 2 All Sizes in Lot All Style Heels Style Cuts Children’s Slippers. All sizes to 8. Many styles. Patent Strap 98¢ Boys’ and Girls’ Friday Remnants in Notions 25¢ Rubber Pants, for babies. x:lemert nélke. :ll perfect; flesh or white; medium, large or ex- tra large i0c $1 Shoe Boxes with four drawers; covered in dainty 6” cretonne . and col- 10¢c 29¢ to Cloths, 2 15¢ n Floor ors; very speci 10c Handy Ann double knit with col- ored borders Goldenbe Clearance! 424 $2.50 Hats . " Al are this season’s hats— in a varlety of crisp novelty straws and braids—and in a wide array of colorings. Styles for both misses and matrons—and head sizes for bc'1—are included. Wat- te-u, bandeau, close fitting and other types. (27) $1.98 & $2.50 Angora Berets oty gonuine sn. SRo49 soft and gora. In white, pastel and dark- er colors. Goldenbers’s—Main Floor Friday Remnants! (9) $1.98 Styeen Doors 98c Several shapes and sizes. Imperfect. Bring correct meas- urements. None exchanged. No malil, phone or C. O. D. orders. (1) $79.50 Rotarex - Washing Machine $59.50 Floor sample—perfect condi- tion. Has lifetime copper tub equipped with Lovell wringer. (Use our Budget Plan.) (14) $2.98 Floor Lamps, 2 candle nades .. $1.97 (43) $1.98 Lamp Shades, shape; for bl , junior or 2 and 3 light candle floor lamps. Parch- mentized and picture insert (18 lengths) Garden Hose, 15-ft. lengths. Guaranteed. Com- s‘ Pplete with brass mug:en..... (43) 540 4-sewed style; parc sl