Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1935, Page 31

NEW CHEVY CHASE BUS LINE URGED Citizens’ Group Declares | Present Transportation Facilities Inadequate. Declaring that the present bus and street car service does not fulfill the | needs of their section, the chevy, Chase Citizens' Association passed a | resolution last night petitioning the Public Utilities Commission for an express bus line between Chevy Chase | and downtown Wasninguon. ‘The resolution asked that the pro- posed line make frequent stops from | Chevy Chase Circle to Van Ness street, but that no stops be made be- | tween there and downtown. If the express line is put in operation, the association would be willing to have the present de luxe line discontinued. The resolution also asked that .the fare on the new line be set at 10 cents cash or a weekly pass for $1.25. Many Complaints Received. In introducing the resolution, J. R. Manning, chairman of the Public Utilittes Committee, stated that he had received over 100 complaints from members of the association protest- ing against the time required to reach the city and the lack of seats on the de luxe busses. Another resolution asking for several changes in the route of the Chevy Chase Loop bus was tabled until the next meeting. In response to a letter from the | American Federation of Churches, the | association passed a resolution asking | Congress to appropriate funds to con- | tinue character education in District | schools. Legalized Gambling Opposed. ‘The association also went on record as opposing any attempt to legalize gambling in Washington. A short talk on traffic conditions and problems was given by Burton W. Marsh, past traffic expert of Pitts- | burgh and Philadelphia. His talk was | illustrated with lantern slides. | BUS ORDER SCORED ON FOUR FEATURES Roberts Says Rush-Hour Express From Takoma Wouldn't Con- nect With 14th Street Direct. Complaint against four features of | the order of the Public Utilities Com- | mission for establishment of a rush- hour express bus service between Ta- koma and downtown Washington was voiced yesterday by People's Counsel William A. Roberts The commission yesterday rejected Roberts’ petition for a reconsidera- tion of the matter. Roberts had | claimed the 10-cent cash fare fixed for | the line was not justified. The people’s counsel insisted today there would be no direct connection between Takoma and Fourteenth street during rush hours, that the express bus patrons would have to walk a block to transfer to street cars on Fourteenth street. The feeder bus connection to Four- teenth street, operating in non-rush hours will provide slower service than the present street cars, he argued. ‘The express bus service will give per- sons travfiing to Fourteenth street poorer service, he added, and trans- fers will be required for persons travel- ing to points south of Pennsylvania avenue, CAROLINE 0’'DAY GREETS NEW HOUSE MEMBERS Woman Representative Assists ‘ Get-Acquainted Plans With Name Badges. About 100 new House members got acquainted last night as guests of the only woman among them, Represen- tative Caroline O'Day of New York. Their party was held in the beauti- ful Georgetown home which she shares with Labor Secretary Perkins, Each new member was doubly sur- prised with a badge bearing his name on his coat lapel and a large placard with the same information hanging in the back from around his neck. ‘They were pinned on by her pretty blond secretary, Miss Alice Disbro | Wins Award HOLY CROSS STUDENT WRITES BEST ESSAY. MISS LOUISE MARION FOX, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Fox, and a senior at Holy Cross Academy, who has been awarded a prize of $50 and a bronze medal for the best essay on “The Contribu- tion of Benjamin Franklin to the American Revolution” in a contest sponsored by the Sons and Daugh- ters of the American Revolution of the District. Presentation of the gward will take place tomorrow at 10 am. at Continental Hall, Seventeenth and D streets. ~—Hessler-Henderson Photo. Anything to Please. BELLEVILLE, Ill. (#). — Harold Wanglin, 25, went to jail as he re- quested—but not for as long as he wished. Wanglin called police and told them he was drunk and disorderly, asking that he be arrested and sentenced to 30 days in the St. Clair County jail. He got 15 days. DON'T NEGLECT COLDS [ | Run soothing, warming Musterole well into your chest and throat —almost instantly you feel easier, Musterole is NOT just a salve. It's a “counter-irritant” good old-fashioned cold remedies— | oil of mustard, menthol, camphor and other vllpnble mgredlent.l. That’s why it gets such fine results —better than the old-fashioned mus- tard plaster. It penetrates, stimu- lates, warms and soothes, drawing out the pain and congestion. Used by millions for 25 years. Recommended by man[y dofitors and nurses. Alldrug- sts. In three strengths: ReJuhr trength, Children's (mld), and Ex- tra Strong. Tested and approved b'f Good HousekeepingBuresau, No.486' STERO innext Sum/aq.'f Phone your order NOW te NA. 5000. (Collections Monthly) Sunday Star ...} 65c per me. when 5 Sun. Sunday Star.........5¢cpercopy . The PALAIS ROYAL G Street at Eleventh District 4400 perfectly! The New "ADJUSTO" Of fine felt, this smart little hat has a ribbon run through its crown to make it instantly adjustable to your own head. " Perfect for wear now and colors—brown, navy, red, copen, green and black. 22 to 23 inches. later. Smart beige, gold, 2 Palais Royal—Second Floor THE EVENING Tomorrow! 9:15 to 1—These Saving Opportunities The GOLDENBERG CO. FRIDAY Remnants & Specials! containing i Blankets (6 pairs) Part Wool Blankets; in plaids and plm:lln colors. Not less than 5% wi Were $338 ...... $2.98 (8) All Wool lenrllble Blankets; 72x84" size, preshrunk Satin. bound. Orchid green only. Were $445 $6.95 . (4) Plaid kell large size, sateen bound; soiled from display. (3) All Wool mnxeu, pllln col- ors; soiled from dis- play. Were $3.95. Ea. &2.79 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Curtains & Draperies (97 pairs) Priscilla Ruffied Cure tains; of pln!l’l; cc!ulrded marqui- sette, in rose, blue, gold or green. Were $1.29.. 97C (500 yds.) Remnants of ylrrl wide Cretonne; light and dark | 5 colors. Regularly 22c yd.. . (350 yds) Plain and Figured Marquisette; 36" and 40" wide. Remnants and full pieces. I 6 Regularly 29c yd. C (14) Counch Covers; of striped linene; fringe trimmed. $| 77 ‘Were $2.30 . (45) Sash Curtains; of Flow- ered Marquisette, with plain col= ored ruffies. pair (28) Bath Room (\lrhlnl, 113 yds. long; of figured scrim, with plain colored ruffies. Were 75¢ pair ..... 59C Goldenberg's—Third Floor. STAR, WASHINGTON, Gloves (222 pairs) Women’s Capeskin Gloves; slip-on style; black with white and brown. Sizes 6 to 8. Irregulars of $1.00 quth ity 69(: (172 pairs) Womens l Misses’ Sport Gloves; slip-on style in rayon and wool. Black, brown and navy two-tone effects, Sizes 6 to 7lz. Were 29c (42 pairs) Children’s Fancy Wool Gleves; bright colors; sizes 3 to 7. Were 59c. 29C (119 pairs) Chlldrtnl Gloves; double and single woven fabrics; in brown, gray, beige and white. Were 59c to 79c 39C Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, Dresses (11) Dresses; in plain rough crepe; broken sizes, 14 to 18. Were $2.99 and $I 37 $3.99 (14) Dresses; in crepe; sizes 14 and 16. and $5.95 (27) Dresses; in_crepe; roren sizes 14 to 58. Were $3-37 $5.95 to $7.95.. (17) Dresses; broken sizes 14 to 52. Were $10.95 and $12.95 ..... $7 37 (7) Dresses; lor fnrmnl or dinner wear; sizes 14 to 20. $7 37 Were $10.95 (3) Dresses; for formal or dinner wear; sizes 14 to 20. fl I 37 Were $16.95 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Remnants of 79¢ to §1 Silks & Acetates 2to 4V yard lengths 49- Crepes . . . printed, crinkle, canton, ruff, wash- able flat and plain or printed acetates. All desir- able colors. Remnants of 59¢ All-rayon French Crepe. White and 36 [4 lingerie colors. 113 to 3 yard lengths. eeeesYd. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Household Linens (57 doz.) Turkish Towels with colored borders. Irregulars 5 of 12%c grade........... [+ (18) All-linen Table- cloths; 54x54” size. Were $1.19 b7c (29) Lace Scarfs; in ecru color; 16x45” size. Were 50c 33c Linen Hemstitched Napkins; regularly 22c each (16) White Madeira Doilies; slightly soiled. Were Tocs l2|/2(: 1) apest Table- cleth; 60x106” (5) White Madeira Doi- lies; slightly solls (6) Poster Beds; mahogany ve- neered panels; full size only. Were $9.95 $5.49 (8) Layer Felt ::tu!lm; heavy tufting; durable art ticking. Were $8.95.. $5¢99 (12) Foster Coil Springs; helical tied; green enamel fin- $6 99 ish. Were $8.95 . (4) Metal Beds; full and twin size. Sold Were $8.95.. (2) Foster Stndl;edledl opens to twin or full size bed. Were $49.95 $3695 1) S“P-‘kl;: Bed; ;::vered in rust Jjaspe. r sample. Was $26.95 $|8.88 Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Women's 59¢ & 79¢ SILK HOSE 3 pairs 3 5 c for $1 Odds and ends in a broken assortment of sizes and colors. All are full fash- ioned and perfect quality. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Men’s Furnishings (145) Men’s Broadcloth Shirts; hite oty sses 14 10 ‘Wi only; zes 17. Were 59¢ 256 (49) Men’s Pig Grain Gloves; snap-wrist or pull-on styles; sizcs 1% to 8%. Were 69C 'l 29 . 30) ; solid colnn and stripes; sizes A to C. Irregulars of $1 $1.65 qualities .. (3) Men’s Horsehide " Leather Jackets; web waistband; leather collar and cuffs; sizes 95 38 and 40. Were $8.50 (8) Men’s Suedette Jerkins (sleeveless sport vest); fleeced back; size 34 only. Were $1.19 & 95¢ (6) Men’ wool Flannel Bath- robes; green or brown; small and medium sizes, 18. Were $1.15 (99) Men's Cotton Hose; black, nlw.my-namnmm\nu sizes 10 to 111;. Were 19¢ 8 (46) Men's All-wool and Part- ‘wool Hose; sizes 10, 111, and 13. A well-known make, Reg- 39 c. ularly 75¢ and $1.00 pair g::) Men’s Athletic Undershirts; Furniture ;l) 3-piece Wl:nlt;lveneered Bed oom Suite, Colonis design. Was $79.00. $42.00 (1) Kroehler Living Room Suite; including large sofa and club chair; covered all over in taupe pile fabric. Floor sample, Was $119.00. $49.00 (1) Four-piece Bed Room Suite; walnut veneered; including panel bed, large chifforobe, dresser, vanity with 3-wing mirror. Sold “as (7) Solid Maple, Walnut-finished Butterfly End Tables; $1.99 new spoon type -legs. Back Lounge Were $3.95 (3) Adjustable Chairs and Ottomans; in as- . Were $49.00 (6) btck!rl: upholstered seats and ks in tapestry. 99 Were $7.95.... $5. (14) End Tables; walnut fin- ished; 4 lm, with lower $1.95 . (6) Ocasional Tables; mnped top, turned legs; mahog- 3 99 any finish, Were $6.95 . (4) Solid Walnut Coffee Tables; with removable glass $4.99 tray. Were $8.95.... (1) Three-Piece Maple Finish Bed Room Suite, including poster bed, dresser wuh hanging mirror and $69.00 . Goldenberg’s—Fourth noor Women's $4.69 Three-Piece Suits $1.79 Smart for sportswear. Nov- elty knitted suits, including sweater, skirt and blouse. Sizes 14 to'20. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Clearance of Larger Women’s Coats Sizes 38 to 52 (10) Luxuriously Furred Coats; black and brown. Were $37 $59.50 . (7) Lufxuriously Furred Coats; black and brown. Were $27 $49.50 and $55.00 (6) Luxuriously Furred Coats; black and brown, Were $23 $3950 .... v (2) Furred Coats; in small sizes only. Were $I7 ‘”50 27) ;'ffls’:.ffi & ne $10.74 (18) Furred Coats; :1]5:;514 to 46. Were $7.67 Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Lamps ) P.“.y Table Lamps; with (“M::lwshl‘- 111‘:;.;_ floor, table or 80 vy o 1 ‘f.’m""':na'" m":'" T :ny'?erc. Were $1.69 $' 25 e were siss.. $3.99 Floory D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935. Innerspring Mattresses With Heavy A. C. A. Ticking Innerspring for comfort—that's what makes the value. expect if you pai sizes. This mattress has every feature you'd $19.75. Resilient innercoil unit; thick felt padding top and bottom. Cov ered in durable striped ticking. All standard *1 Goldenberg's—Fourth Fioor. Women’s $3 “Stylite” and o “Posture Builder” Shoes Friday—9:15 to 1 O’Clock lasts, narrow heels. sizes 3 to 9, widths A to EEE. Misses’, Children’s and Boys’ Oxfords and Slippers; leather soles; many styles. Sizes to 2. Regularly $1.19 to $1.49 99¢ ‘Women's Leather Sole Bou- doir Slippers; bridge and D'Orsay szyle< medium heels. Women's One-strap Comfort Slippers; flexible leather soles, low rubber heels. All 88 sizes. Regularly $1.19. - Sizes to Kid, brown and white leathers. Combination $ 99 All . . Men's and Boys' Oxfords. all Goodyear welt sewed. Black and brown; many styles. Regularly $l 95 $249 .o... Big Boys’ Oxfords; black and two-tones; composition soles. large Regularly $1.69 . $| 39 Infants’ Oxfords and Slippers; sizes 1 to 5 only. mu- larly 98c to $1.19.. 49¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Bucilla Knitting Cotton 29¢ 800-yard hanks of this popular knitting and cro- cheting cotton, for making bedspreads, scarfs, chair backs, etc. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Housefurnishings (25) Glass Console Sets; con- sisting of one bowl and 2 candlesticks. Were $1.00 39¢ (1) Hardwood Breakfast Set, green oak finish. Extension table and 4 chairs. Was $19.95 $|6.59 (60) Carpet Brooms; with polished handles. Were 39c (180) Crystal Glasses, includ- ing Footed Goblets, Footed Wines and Footed Cocktail 5 Glasses. Were 10c and 15¢* [+ (10) Electric Heaters; with ad- justable stand; copper bowl; complete with cord. Were $1.19 R 88¢ (28) Metal Radiator Covers; gold or silver finish; extend to 35 Were 44c ... (48) Window Ventilators; wood frame, metal Were 29¢ (28) Floor Moj chemically treated cotton yarn; with handle. Were 59c.... 37C (8) Chrome-plated Brud Toast- ers; with black metal 77 base. Were $149 c (50) 5-1b. cans of Goldenberg’s Waterless Cleanser; for 44 all wood work. Were 65¢ ‘T1C Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. Stationery (40) Pottery Ash Trays; l4c (6) Bronze xMelal ;ook Ends; 4 designs. Were $295 . 98c (30) Box 3 24 sheets with matching envelopes. Boxes are soiled. Regularly 59¢ IOC Tie Holders; racks with hat brush. 59 c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Corsets (10) Net and Lace Bandeaux and Brassieres; sizes 32 to 3!.59 Were $159 c (15) Long Line Brassieres; of bro- cade and swami; sizes 3¢ 39 and 36, Were 59¢ Cc 1l|)rdslde l‘zced %le Stretch Girdle; size 26. as 3650 $3.50 (1) san‘lusen;»ln l#rile. boneless back; 0. as $350 $2.50 1) ::vym%fi:k: one-way stretch; side 3 size 38, Was §5.00... $3.5° Gddalbwa_'n—sfou Floory i Boys’ Clothing (100) Boys' Bow Ties and 4-in- Hands; also a few Aviator Caps in the lot. Were 25¢ (36) Boys' Khaki Blouses; collar- attached style; years. Were 39c (24) Boys' Heavyweight Ribbed Undershirts; size 26 and Shorts in size 34. Were 19¢ (36) Boys' Outing Flannel Pa- jamas; 2-piece style; 8 to 12 years. Were $1.00 and $115 .. (8) Boys' ned Leather- eep: ette Coats; nine in size 18 and one in size 12 years. $| 69 o Were $3.55. Overcoats; (8) Boys' Winter sizes 2!, and 3 years, Were 3495 $1.97 (24) Boys' Overcoats of blue chinchilla and mix tures; 3 to 5 years. Were $5.95 (20) Boys' Zipper Lumberjacks of fancy corduroy, blue melton and wool plaids; 6 to 11 ;;ngl; Were $2.95 "Td $2 |9 (10) Boys’ Suede Leather Zipper Jackets; sizes 8 to 16 years. Were $4.95 and $595 .. $3.66 (20) Boys’ Suits, with 2 knickers; some with vest; 6 to 9 years. Were $4.95. $3 97 (15) Boys' Suits, wllh longies; odd lots and broken sizes; 12 to 16 years. Were $5.95 and $6.95. $4.39 (12) Youths' Overcoats; in club checks; 17 to 22 years. 90 Were $15,75 s?- (12) Boys’ Overcoats; wool lined; 11 to 16 years. Were $10.95 $7.9'0 (36) Boys' Part-wool Sweaters; in black, navy and ma- 59¢ roon; sizes 32 to 36. (40) Boys' Knickers; full lined: knit cuffs; 8 to 14 years. Per- fect and irregulars of 74c $1.00 and $1.39 grades.. Goldenberg's—Main Floor, Closeout Universal Auto Slip Covers For coaches or coupes. Made of striped denim. $1.29 (6 sets) Were $3.50; (10 sets) Were $1.98; Bow $2.29 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Window Shades, Etc. (65) Oilcloth Table Covers; scal- loped or hgmmche‘d b:’re- der. Irregulars of grade ' 49¢ (175) Treads; Fow ot a Kind. Were 35 Fewof & ere each S I9C (98) Duplex Window Shades; Corar S out s, Treae g ecru; ' cut - ulars of 89¢c 45€ (110) Extra Long Window ihln“l ; 3x8’ cut slu in ite, ecru or Were $119...00000ees oo 89¢ 7th and K Street Sorr No C. 0. D., Mail or Phone Orders for Sheets & Domestics (26) High Grade Bleached Sheets; 81x99” size before hem- ming. Irregula quality (doz.) Colored Bordered Pillow Cases; 42x36” size. Reg- |6 ularly 29¢ Cc (38) Bleached Sheets; 81x90” size before hemming. Ir- 49 regulars of 79¢ grade . C (176 yds) 87-Inch Unbleached Sheeting; 3 to 7 yard |9 lengths. Regularly 20c yd. (4) Colonial Bedspreads; in egg- shell color ‘Were $3.95 . 10c yd. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. len;t‘hl. Regularly 73/4C House Dresses éls) Broadcloth House Dresses. izes 36 to 44; solled. Were 89c 59C (18) White Hoover Aprons; sizes 12, 14 and 16; soiled. $I 00 Were $129. (10) Black wchih Uniforms; with white collar; long sleeves. Bizes 48, 50 and 52. $| 29 - Were $179.. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. $5.95 Art Squares 33.77 9x12-ft., perfect quality Art Squares, without bor- ders. 8 popular designs; in green, blue, rust or red. Goldenberg's— Downstairs Store. Remnants! Friday Remnants Men’s Suits and Overcoats Regularly 98 510 & $13.50 36 9 Clearance of odd lots from our regular stock. SBuits in sizes 34 to 42, regulars and shorts. Overcoats in sizes 35 to 42. (36) Men’s Topcoats; sizes 34 to 42. Were $13.50 é $8 88 (10) Men's nlnmts sizes Slvu) 44. Were $2.39 (1) Sheep-lined Coat; (4) Tuxedos; sizes 35 36 regular and 39 short. Were $25.00. $ 15.98 (27 pairs) Men’s Trousers; sizes 28 to 42 waist. Were $2.98 to $3.98.. $2-47 Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Handkerchiefs and Neckwear (680) Men’s Handkerchiefs, woven coloud border and all white. larly 6 Ior 490 6 {or 33C (560) Women’s Initial Handker- chiefs; white with large colored embroidered initials. Were 2 for (92) 0dd Lot of Women’s Neck- wear and Scarf: larly 49¢ (365) Women' Handkerchiefs; all white and novelty print.. - e Goldenberg’s—Main Floof. 25¢ and 29c Wash Goods 2 to 5 yard lengths. Guaranteed tub- broadcloths, fast. Percales, voiles, ginghams, sateens, and cotton tweeds. Wash Goods Remnants. Scores of fabrics and colorn Regularly 38c to 50c. crepes, organdy - 25¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Floor Coverings (8) Axminster Run- ners. 27Inchby9fl $4 Were $6.95 . .50 (6) Wilten Rflll. 27"x54” size. Were $1000 .... $5.00 (8) Axminster Rugs; 36”x63” size. Irregu- lars of $5.95 grede. ... $3.75 (5) Wilton Rugs; 36"x63" size. Were $1500 $7.50 (5) Angora Fur Rugs; were $4.95 $2~50 (43) Oval Rag Rugs; 187x30” aize. Were 45c. 29¢c (18) Oriental Type Cot- ton Rugs; 24"x36” si Were $1.50 . (24) Rag Rugs; 24"x4 (21) Fine Chenille Rugs; 247x48” Were $2.95 (4) Oval Rugs; 3x6-ft. Were $4.50 (2) Axminster Rugs; 9x12-ft. size. Were $29.00 $ I 5.95 (18) Felt-Base Rugs; sizes 6x9, 71,x9 and 9x10%: ft. Were $3.95 to $6.00.. $2.95 (122 Yds.) Remnants of Felt- Base Floor Covering; sold at 3%c to 69c sq. yad (394 Yds) Runner; sold 39¢ yd |9C Goumbevr,—bmntain Store. Boys’ Wearables 33¢c Regularly 50c to 79¢ Perfect and irr._ulars of boys’ wearables, includ- ing White and Fancy Pat- terned Broadeloth Shirts, button-on Blouses, mesh knit Zipper Cotton Shirts, Junior Caps, English cloth Shorts and Longles, Knit Caps, Outing Pajamas, etc. Sizes 4 to 14 years in the lot. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Junior Misses (l) Rumble Seat Sport Coats; size 11, brown size 17, $13.95 (1) Blue Sport Coat; size 15. Was $10.95 (1) Evening Dresses; in crepe; sizes 13 to 17. $7.95 (8) Evening Dml _’ln crepe and taffeta; sizes . ‘Were $10.95 $4.99 (3) Evening Dresses; in velvet and crepe; sizes 11 to 99 17. Were $13.95 .. (9) Rayon Crepe Druuo. sies 13 t0 17, ‘Were 8299 79C (10) Acetate and Crepe Dresses; sizes 13 to 17. $3.99 (7) Acetate and Crepe Dresses; v $2.97 GWHM Ploor, $477' Underwear (55 Printed Batiste Pajamas; 2- piece style; extra size; solled. Were $1.19 59¢ (4) Lace Trimmed Silk Chemise; size 34; soiled. Were $1.00 59¢ (10) T-fleu SIlpc hum-up shoulders; flesh and peach; sizes 34 and 36; solled. Were $1.09 ... 39¢ (3) Ssilk Plhmu, one and two plece styles; blue and tearose; size 17. Were s $1.00 (20) Rayon 'ntuu Gowm. lace trimmed or tailored; sofled. Were $1.00 ... MC (20) Children’s Fieeced Cotton Waist Suits; sizes 2, 4 and 39 12 years. Were 59¢ (4) Women's Medium Weight Cot- ton Shirts; size 50. Were $1L19 .. . 19c (6) Women’s Rayon Stripe Union Suits; size 38. Were 59¢ 19¢ (10) Kiddies' Balbriggan Paja- mas; two-plece-style; sizes 6, 10 and 12 years. Were sren - 719¢ (29) Boys' Fleeced Cotton Union Suits; 69¢c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Children’s Wearables (9) Girls’ 2-piece Blue Crepe Pajamas; sizes 8 & 10 years; solled. Were 89c. 39¢ (15) One-piece Flannelette Sleepers; size 2 years. |9 Cc Were T9c Sllk Drfl-lu, 1n street (26) Gi $|.|9 shades; 8 to 14 years. Were $1.95 (4) Girly’ Printed Silk Dresses; size 8 years. Were $1.95 (1) Girly Fur-trimmed Coats; sizes 7, 8, 14 and 16 95 years. Were $12.95.. (65) Odd Lot ef ]n(lnlf and Girls’ Wearabl ‘Coats; soiled, Were $1.59 59C Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Sportswear (6) Corduroy Dresses; in brown; sizes 14 to 18. $3.99 (14) Londonderry Novelty Knit o were saso $1.59 (ll) Two-piece Noully Knit Dresses; sizes 14 to 1 79 [ (10) Velveteen Blollu broken assortment of colors and 99 sizes. Were $2.95 [ (9) Corduroy Sport Dresses and Velveteen Suits; sizes $2 99 14 to 20. Were $6.95. . Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Notions (4) Moth-Repellent Garment Bags; with zipper fasten- ers. Were $1.98 (39) Dn: SMM; double nainsook covered. Were Io 10c Bias Tape, il AR [ ne Mercerized Sewing Cotton; 1,000 ylr\llmm spool; ;or hand or mac sewing. 8 AL 24C 39¢ Linen Searfs, stamped |9c Goldenbeeg's—Main Fiooh