Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1931, Page 24

B-S DEDICATIONS HELD | FOR TWO SCHOOLS Whitwell and Ballou Speak at Park View—Ceremony at Whittier. ‘Washington public school teachers were praised for their efficiency last! night by George Whitwell, newly ap- pointed member of the Board of Edu. cation, in ceremonies marking dedica- | tion of an addition to the Park View | School. | Mr. Whitwell declared residents of | the District owe a debt of gratitude to Congress for generous educational ap- propriations made in recent years. H predicted the system soon would pos- sess buildings and other facilities on a par with the high school faculty standards. ‘The speaker sald Dr. Frank W. Bal lou, superintendent of schools, had bee! persistent in his efforts to obtain ad quate quarters for the rapidly increas- ing school population. Improvements Are Named. Dr. Ballou, also a speaker, told of recent physical improvements. He inted out several other additions were be dedicated this week. | Lieut. Karl B. Schilling, Assistant Engineer Commissioner, presented the keys to Miss Emily Scrivener. Mr:,; George A. Corbin, president of the Park View Platoon School Parent-Teacher | Association, gave Miss Scrivener a floral offering. Among the other speakers were Henry Gilligan, member of the Board of Education, and Seldon M. Ely, su- pervisor of the fifth division, public schools. ‘The Whittier School addition also was dedicated last night. The Mancr Park Citizens’ Association and school of- ficials united .in presenting a program which formally closed another chapter in Washington’s portable school history. Gilligan Defends Proposal. Henry Gilligan, member cf the Board of Education, defended his proposal, made recently at a school board meet- ing, that religious training be incor- porated in the public school curriculum, as part of the character education pro- gram. “Character education,” he said, “which 1s n°t based on religion is no character education at all.” Other speakers on the Whittler addi- tion dedicatory program included Rob- ert L. Haycock, assistant superintendent in charge of elementary schools, and Dr, Julia Hahn, recently appointed super- vising principal of the third division. The structure was presented to Miss Elsie Green, principal, by Charles B. McGrew, represent! the municipal architect. Henry W. Seaquist, president of the Mancr Park Citizens’ Asscciation, pre- sided over the exercises. The program was completed by music presented by members of the Paul Junior High School Orchestra end the Whittier Glee Club led by Miss Lucy E. Hopkins. DAMAGES OF $325,000 GRANTED IN DISASTER Awards Growing Out of Sinking of Steamer Must Be Approved by U. 8. Court. By the Assoclated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, November 12.— Damages amounting to $325,000 were disaster of August 29; , States Commissioner E. E. wfims terday. He acted as referee for the nited States District Court in hearing the claims. extent of the value of the ships figur- ing in the accident. The United States Court here must ;fl)flrove the awards before they can be DOUBTS HOOVER'S KIN 1S BOOTLEGGER' Rudy Vallee’s Father-in-Law Be- | lieves He Is Victim of Cir- cumstances. By the Associated Press. SANTA MONICA, Calif, November The father-in-law of Rudy Vallee es @& brother-in-law of President Hoover was the victim of circumstances | in )le.ls lur;eat here on & charge of pos- essi uor. C]m?ence Webb, chief of police and the father of Mrs. Vallee, , ho! ever, he would “stand squarely behin: the officer who arrested the Presidentls | kinsman, C. Van Ness Leavitt, 57, as he emerged from & grocery store Mon- day. i do not belleve Leavitt is a boot- | Jegger,” the chief sald. “I believe the: story he has told, that when he was| caught with 19 pints of whisky in a| nnysack he was trying to be a good | fellow and help some one out of trouble. “Politics played no part in the arrest, and there la R0 reason for any one to| claim a frame-up.” | Leavitt is a retired plumbing con- tractor. He and C. R. Dally, 43, owner of the store, face a hearing on State dry law charges Monday. Both are at liberty under bond. PANAMA CANAL OPENED AGAIN TO SMALL SHIPS Channel Being Cleared of Land- slide as Rapidly as Possible While 78 Vessels Wait. By the Associated Press. BALBOA, Canal Zone, November 12, —The Panama Canal was opened 10| ships of light draft yesterday and the | first vessel, steamship Incalite, started through since a landslide blocked the Gaillard Cut on Saturday. Seventy-eight ships remaining at both | ends of the canal will be permitted to| pass through as quickly as possible, but must proceed cautiously and will use tugs instead of their own power. Dredges now have removed dirt to a depth of 28 feet and aswidth of 120 fect, but it is esiimated that four days will be required to transit waiting ves- sels. ‘The steamer Santa Barbara started through, but the Army transport Re- ublic was forced to wait at Cristobal use she overdraws the Santa Bar- bara, which is carrying 55 passengers to :l‘evl York and bas laid over for three ys. EDWARD C. MANN KILLED B Bvare Cope Nians, Tormer eb: . —Edwar ann, forme: - Tesentative from the South Carolina district, was killed instantly when he was accidentally shot at Rowesville last nlfht. while returning from a fishing trip. He was 51 years old. &lnn lerved‘ t‘:emnm in lllt filling ou xpired term Lv-» of LexingtopsCounty. Clearance! 568 , Turkish Towels Were 35¢ to 49¢! 14- Slightly irregular double-thread quality turkish towels—of gen- erous size. Goldenberg’s—Msain Fleor. A Great Clean-Up of THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. NOV No Mail, Phone orC.0.D. Orders Filled Quantities Are Limited! Friday Odd Lots of Women’s & Misses’ Dresses and Coats Wonderful Bargains Here for the Early Ccmer! (61) $7.50 and $10 Dresses $3.98 (123) $3.50 to $7.50 Dresses Group includes 18 flowered moire _evening frocks with black jackets; and 43 canton crepe frocks in street shades. Broken sizes. 16 Summer frocks of wash- able silk; and 107 rayon-and- cotton travel print frocks, Fall styles. In sizes 14 to 44. (20) $4.95 Travel Crepe $1.98 (5) $69.50 Winter Coats in wine and tan, collars of natural wolf or kolinsky. S Frocks travel print sizes 14 to Silk-and-wool frocks in misses’ 20. Good styles. (6) $25 Sport Coats of Nelsonshire cloth 1 fabric), cream or black; one or two have e muffs to match. BSizes 14 to 20 (3) $49.50 Cloth Coats, black with Sizes natural wolf and badger trims. 14 and 16 (5) $15 ‘oat Friday Remnants! Toiletries 10c Tollet and Bath Soaps, odd lots. Cake 29¢ Perspiro Deordorant Cream $1 Bath vase .. $1 ‘to $1.50 Fountain Syringes or ‘l:: Water Bottles. Irr Friday Remnants in the Curtain Dept. $1.25 L Pr. [} urtains, 6-plece sets of fig- ured voile with plain-color 3c $1.39 Tailored Curtains, 89c deep hems; ivory and ecru.. e:l,’! lmdrl:nell. filet net or ma weaves. Each.... $1.59 $3.95 Vi single faced. 59¢ Volle Ruffie Curtains with 2- ruffie valance. Colored rayon ‘l.fl Priscilla Ruffile Cur- tains, marquisette; ivory or 719 Criss-cross Curtains, 93¢ plain-colored marquisette. .. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. ecru s avy Spring models in broken sizes. Reduced to.... (22) $39.50 and $49.50 Coats, heavy Sprin, odels with lapin, squirrel, fox or broadtail (:0&1’5.K Py 98¢ sizes for misses. crepe, sizes. $22.50 coney), Small sizes .. (57) $15 8 or black, trimm 14 to 20 $9.95 $25 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Drapery Materials 59¢ Casement Cloth, 36 inches wide. sh Yard 19c French Marquisette, cream and white. wide. Yard.... T9¢ wide. Gold, Yard .. 29¢ Cretonnes, 36 inches l7c wide. Bright colors. Yard.. 69c Cretonnes, heavy warp 37c prints. Reversible. Yard.. 59¢ French Sateen, figured 33C designs. Yard wide. Yard.. $2.50 Couch Covers, striped de- signs. Green, red and blue, 50 inches wide sl'95 Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor. This desirable group offers smartly styled all-rayon travel Rrim frocks in sizes 14 to 48. Many jacket models. (12) $15 Evening Dresses Slightly soiled taffeta, satin At GGt o Al WP (17) $25 Spring-Weight Coats, with fur collars and some with fur cuffs. Broken slzes, (2) $69.50 Fur Coats, sealine (dyed with contrasting fur collars. $29.5° (1) $59.50 Brown Suit, with Australian opossum collar. Size 18 years. (16) $15 Red Fox Scarfs, with heads and bushy tails. Down to only (142) $5.95 Rayon Tweed resses 82-98 4.98 (41) $15 “Fan-Gee” Frocks Summer models of chiffon, shantung, eyelet batiste, washable Mostly light shades. flat silks, etc. Broken $2.98 $15 -Weight Suits in middy blue, navy with fur fabric. Sizes s&,s $15 $7.95 Friday Remnants! Neckwear 39c to 59c Beret Tams—Brushed wuo{, ra);on lnx‘e;tnne -lnlkd novelty wool styles. cap-like turbans * 10c 79 Kashette Scarfs, oblong shapes—6 designs. Black with blue, green, red, orchid or rose. 191.: Each .o Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Handkerchiefs Men's 10c Handkerchiefs with colored woven borders; hem- 4@ stitched. 2 for 17¢ Chiffon Handkerchiefs, all hand painted. Pretty colors and styles. 2 for. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Next-to-Nothing Prices on Millinery Odd Lots (38) 59¢ and 89c Wool Knit Berets and Turbans, in a variety of colors 39c (21) $1.50 and $1.98 Angora Tams, in most all wanted colors 97c (118) $2 and $2.50 Felt Hats, for misses and wom- 79c en. Black and colors (81) $149 to $1.98 Boucle Turbans, including gold &nd silver effects 95c Goldenbers's—Second Floor, Special Lot of Remnants . . . 69c Seamless Bleached Sheets Round thread quality . . . fully bleached. in 81x90-inch double-bed Heavy grade size, 20c Bleached Pillowcases, soft-finish grade. 45x36 15¢ size $2.50 Col edspreads, T $1.79 pretty colors. 49- (8) “Md Tnul:?‘l;elblluynn Spreads, orchid an lue; 90x108 size. BSofled 32-93 (7) $10 Taillored Rayon Spreads, gold, blue and orchid. $4',8 90x108 size. Soiled Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Rugs and Floor Coverings (2) $75 Seamless Witton Ru, 9x12 size (8) $37.50 Rugs, seconds. Axminster ( ter Rugs, seconds. 9x12 size s“ (4) $20 Axminster Rugs, heavy e S 9 $12.50 $11.75 'aced 9x12 $16 Axminster Rags, discontinued patterns. 4%x6%% size (3) $7.95 Oval Wool Rugs, 4x7 size (8) $15 Bigelow Servian Rugs, discontinued lot. 27x54-inch ss size . (2) x- minster Rugs, seconds. 9x12 (5) $80 Fine Washed Oriental- pattern Rugs, seconds. ss, Dxli size ... “4) 350 P size (8) fects and seconds. M« 8Yx101 size $17.95 GIO‘\' L ;'l‘.‘llll“;lm l;-'l:lmnfi: ceconAs, iches by -~ D> g 33), $150 to $1675 Felt-Base ugs, floor samples. 9x12 and 9x10% sizes. $4.95 (5) $7.50 Armstrong’s Quaker s, scconds. 734x9- S e NS 1) $27 Heavy Fibre Bn‘(, oxts sizerr.. e 915 (8) $7 to $9 Base Art Squares, no borders. 95 Floor samples. 9x12 size (10 lengths) $2.50 and $2.35 In- Iaid Linoleum, “A $1.50 Perfects and htll IeB'n'th.l)u”.lS Inlaid Lino- m, “B” grade; some seconds. 8q. yd $1.20 (150 yds.) 39¢ Felt Base, 2 yards wide. Small tile patterns. 24¢ yd. (15) $7.50 Linoleum Rugs, seconds. 6x9 size (5) $9.50 Linoleum Rugs, seconds. size 39¢c 39¢c seconds. 27x54 size...... (80) 89c Felt-Base Rugs, 36x72 size .. . Goldenbers's—Downsiairs Store. Friday Remnants! Men’s Wear (138 prs.) Men's $1 to $2 Hose, wool, silk-and-wool or silk. (Left from the illiams stock.) Broken sizes. (108) Men’s 89 Shirts and Drawers, medium weight. 47¢ (17) Men’s $5.95 Brocaded Rayon Robes; Skinner’s satin sz” trimmed collar and cuffs (97) Men’s $4.95 Pure Silk Shirts, collar attached and collar to match. White, tan, blue and green. 82.95 Most sizes.... (367) (Men's 350 Fancy Hos, rayon* mixtures. G pat- ferns . 12¢ (89) Men's $8 ‘and $10 Fine Felt Hats, Crofut-Knapp or Schoble makes. Most Siges ... (197) and Oxford cloths. whites. Broken sizes (406 prs.) Men’s 15¢ Cotton Hose, black, (8 ey, Freach tan, zes 1 2 3 Pairs, 27¢ (381)' Men’s 89¢ Work Shirts, blue chambray; collar sitached; EQE slzes 1434 to 17 (127) Men’s $1.59 Driving Gloves of capeskin, warmly lined. Most sizes broadcloth Friday Remnanhl’ 59¢ Opaque Shades 34c White, ecru or green. size. Perfects. 75¢c American Hollands, white, ecru or green. 3x6 size. Perfect 5 $1.25 Washable Opaques, white, ecru or green. 59c 89¢ Duplex Opaques, green and white or green and ecru. Perfects . e 95¢ white, _ecru On Hartshor! 3x6 or green, rollers Sh‘ald': Seh:&loved and Fringed white, ecru ol green. 3x6 size .... . sl°o5 Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor, Friday Remnants! llosiery Women’s $1.25 Chiffon Silk Hose, full fashioned; dull sheer; sllk to top with French heels, picot edge, cradle sole and plaited foot. Irregulars ‘Women’s 35¢c Rayon Hos seam back, fashion marks picot edge Children’s 35¢ Sport Hose, 7 length; novelty patterns 19(: with plaid ribbed cuff top.. Children’s 50c Hose, full length Derby ribbed rayon, cotton and wool; _irregulars. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Hosiery Shop and Our Own Stock— $1 and $1.25 Chiffon Hose Some 4 9c Irregular ... Full-fashioned chiffon silk —some with picot edge. Other with hem top, lisle sole and interlining. Also rayon and wool hose. Broken sizes. 75¢ Hosiery 29c¢ Pure silk full-fashioned hose with mock seam; also delustered rayon or rayon and wool in plain and nov- elty effects. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Knit Underwear Women's $125 Fleeced Cotton Union Suits, short sleeve ankle length; broken siz 69¢ Children’s $1_Part-Wool and Cot- ton Shirts and Drawers, “Forest Mills” discontinued number. 3Q@ Brcken sizes. Each........ Boys' and Girls' $2 Union Suits, part wool and cotton. “Forest Mills" discontinued number. Qg Broken sizes Children’s $1 Cotton Union Suits, fleeced and medium welghts. 49¢ Small sizes .... Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Women’s 89¢c Rayon Mesh Undies Remnants Panties, bloomers, shorts, step-ins, in two-tone effects. Pastel shades. Main' Floor. Friday Remnants! Men’s $15 and $16.50 Topcoats $11.95 Beautiful tweeds in tans and grays. Sizes in the lot 34 to 44. Men's and Young Men's $2 Pants. 3:;5« s'nsl'_,l “lnd ta;m h"hm--rinmmm 3 vy we Broken sizes . y K $!49 Men’s and ing Men's §12.50 and $15 Suits. Medium and light hades. Sizes, 37, 38, 40 and ss sl 42 Men’s and Young Men’s $3.25 Pants. Cassimeres and worsted ef- fects. Dark Sizes 30 to 44 Men's $15 and $16.50 Overcoats. ‘Tans, grays and browns. ss Sizes 34 to 46 '95 Goldenberg's—Main Floor, Friday Remnants! Lingerie $1 yon Cre Slips, brken e O ana s SIC $1 Pajamas, gowns, slips, bloom- ers and panties. Lace trim= med and tailored 59c Bl:l:c ;o 9¢ B'a‘nilemlx and bras- : fanc; i 'y materials, Lace 19‘ Goldenbers's—Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Sportswear $1.00 Biouses, slight solled. Odds and env.:lsg 7 39e (9) $5.98 Shaker Sweaters, 100% 1 1. ;‘r:emslz::ed and white, sz,s 98¢ Wool and ‘Fiannel ' Skirts, broken sizes. Oddsand ends, Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Housewares (5) $2.98 Clothes Hampers, of tough wiliow; round $1.49 shape. Sotled .. whith parcmat i Toedo €2 89 x40 ‘abinet, white Sl mP}:)rcehln working X ches). (l)l $36.98 Kitchen Cabinet, floor 2 candle-lite fix- tures. Parchment shade. . (86) 50c Wear-Ever Measuring cup, cup size. Of Wear-] lln:\;n'l)num $1 Door Stops. ornamental metal stops. Covered Wagon 9c and ship designs 7 Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store. {BER 12, 1931. - (327) Men’s $1.95 to $3.50 SHIRTS (Including a few left from the Williams Co. Stock) Most 79c Sizes .... Madras . . broadcloth fabrics—collar attached, col- lar to match or neckband styles. Stripes, novelty pat- terns and some whites. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. (25) $1.50 Over- night Cases for Women 14-inch size over- night cases. Black only.—Fourth Floor. 97¢ Listen in On Station WMAL—6 to 6:30 p.m. Friday. Fine Musical Program Sponsored by Goldenberg. Odd Lots and Incomplete Lines! Friday Remnants! Gloves Women's $1.69 to $1.95 G capeakins and Iambaking, novelty ¢ ek $1.14 slip-ons. Broken sizes .. Women's Chamoisuede Gloves, novelty cuff or pull-on style. Washable. Broken sizes... s“ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. 9%«:“ l:uedd Pillows el ed; cov- s,c ered with stri] or art ticking.—! Floor., Friday Remnants! S 25¢ to 79¢ Millinery Ribbons— various patterns and ~widths “ to 7 inches. Yd.. “ee 59¢ to 89c Feathers of every de- scription—large and small styles, suitable for trimming Fall 1Ec Goldenbers's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Odd Lots Jewelry 50c to $1 Pieces at Pretty necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants . . . crystal and pearl effects. in opaque, novelty Main_Fioor. / Two Groups of New Fall Wash Fabrics 19¢ and 25¢ Grades, Yd. 12'2¢ Remnants of printed and gls!n high-grade rcales, ;weed prints, printed pongee, plain_color voiles—in g useful lengths. Color-fast. 29¢ to 50c Grades, Yd. Printed rayons, printed foulards, plain color rayon flat crepes, sateens, printed broadcloths, plain color broadcloths — lengths suit- able for many uses. Goldenbers's—Main Floor. The Last Day of Our Sale— FACTORY PURCHASES of BOYS’' CLOTHING More Than $7,500 Worth of High Grade Suits and Knickers at Greater Sacrifices in Prices Than We’ve Been Able to Offer in Years! Manufacturers’ Surplus Lots and Overstocks at Bargain Prices Boys’ $3.00 and $4.00 Suits Surplus lots of school suits— with knickers or longies. Some irregular. 8 to 15, Boys’ Regular $4.95 Suits With 2 knickers and vest. Wool mixtures in neat pat- terns. 8 to 15, With 2 knickers and vest. Neat tan and gray mixtures. 8 to 15. (600 Prs.) Boys’ $2 and $2.50 Knickers, tweed effects, with elastic cuff bottoms. All-wool Plus 4's. 8 to 18.. (720) Boys’ $1 fo $1.50 Bell irregular (600) 69¢ blouses, 8 to and cloth knickers, 8 to 16. 18T cieieiieee. “ee tached. White or fancy. 12 to 142, Some m 's. Bell Boys’ Regu]ar $5.95 Suits kers, 16; shirts, 8 to 16. Corduroy Some 31.88 All wool $3.79 shorts. and mixtures. $4-59 4% $1.39 Samples and T 59¢ Goldenbers's—Third Floo: Boys® $1.39 Blanket Robes, neat terns. Jr. sizes, 4 to 10 yrs.. s r. Boys’ Regular $8.50 Suits Dressy suits with 2 knickers. 01051 mixtures or all wool. 8 5-69 to Jr. Boys’ $4.95 to $6.95 Suits ensemble suits— coat and knee pants. Also all- wool topcoats. 214 to 7. Jr. Boys’ $10 Rugby Suits Coat and two pairs English All-wool navy blues 5 to 10. $2.95 $6-95 Juvenile $1.19 to $1.39 Suits, bu style; wash walst, :mlo......‘f'.‘..fimm Boys’ $6.95 Overcoats, wool-lined chin- chillas and mannish mixtures. 3 to 10.. Boys’ $1.95 to $2.95 irregulars. $5.19 87¢ Boys’ 59c to 79c Wearables, Special at Only Juvenile Fall Suits, Cotton Pafimas (one-piece style), Knickers. Two-piece Pajamas Broken sizes. (small On sale—Main Floor Booth. sizes), Blouses, 1,600 Y ards of Desirablc‘ Silk Remnants! $1.29 to S1.79 Fabrics Now..........ssc yd. Printed Rayon Crepes Silk Canton Crepes Washable Flat Crepes Crepe-Back Satins These wanted fabrics are all 40 inches wide—and come in pieces ranging from about 1 to 4 yards each. Choose them for lingerje, dresses, trimmings, blouses, linings, etc. Assortment of light and dark colors, 98c/All-Rayon Flat Crepes Three to ten yard lengths of these popular crepes in black and several good colors. 39 inches wide. 44°vs. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Friday Remnants! Corset Dept. (9) 85 Corselettes —De Bevoise and Comfort models. Some with inner belts, Broken sizes. (8) $3 Fancy Corselettes, striped materials, With or without 9“ inner belts. Broken sizes.... Goldenbers's—Second Floor. (50) $1.59 Daytime Frocks Fancy prints— mostly small sizes. 593 —=Second Floor. Friday Remnants! Girls’ Wear Girls’ $1.00 Skirts, tuck-in styles; blue and red mixtures. B ken sizes Gl:l';" :llbosh:r Blouses, sleeveless or W w sleeves, Bro- 49c Tone ccntrol ts, “Bestyette” Girls' $2.95 Rain $1.19 brand. Red, black and brown. Broken sizes.... irls’ 29 ] for 25¢.) Each Goldenbers's—Third Floor. Tots’ $1 Knitted Sleepers — drop seat; with feet. Part wool. Small 49c Third Fleor. ree Parking Space for Our Cygtomers Opposite 8th St. Entr Friday R.emmmn! Infants’ Wear Infants’ $1 Sweaters, slipovers; all wool with touches of em- broidery. In white Infants’ 49¢ Creepers, broadcloth; French leg, flap bottom. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Friday Remnants! Blankets and Comeforts $5.95 All-Wool Filled Comforts, A Y B bed size. Soiled. Each .. N:;’z” All-West Filled _Comforts, grade sateen covering—large size. Slightly solled and faded. llehl’... ....... . 33'75 $3.00 Part-Wool Blankets, plain $2.75 Part-Wool Robé Blankets, some_ two-tone or figured. Double bed size. Each . $7.95 Blankets, 80% wool. Heavy quality. Solled. Pr. B $3.95 Goldenbers's—Fourth Floor, Some Irregalar 29c¢ CLEARANCE! Floor Samples of RADIOS 1) $59.50 o 1), 35950 Jackson Bell Midget— ‘Tone control ,s (1) '$132.50 Majestic, model 91 (1930)—8 tubes, wal- $49.50 nut_low boy (2) $125 © Radios—17 tubes, carved walnut w “ “ M{x) $97.50 Majestic, mouu,.n_. i tic, tubes caitiomny) - Toge $79. control. Aj t size so (2)° $118 Fhiloos—radio and pho- g ‘alnuf cabinet $79.50 (3) 8139 " Afwater Kents, model '10—8 tubes, screen grid. ss,.sa ‘Tone control. Low boy (1) $137.50 Majestic, model 61— ‘heterodyne; automatic 9 ‘tubes, su, volume 'and tone con- trol " $99.50 (Delivered ‘_v;r“')nnd attached to your Goldenlers’s—Radlos—Fourth . Floor. Engraved Hy-Bridge Frames 33.50 Regularly $7.50 Latest style, beautifully 3 en- ved fri fitted B e, B, il any discoloration o o Eyes Examined Free