Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1935, Page 28

D. C, THURSDAY The office of the recorder of deeds been MARCH 17, 1935. has located iIn rented Quarters| SUES FOR LIP DAMAGE since 1913, when it was removed from the District Supreme Court Bullding. ( Policeman’s Blaws Ruined His s Musical Career, Man Says: Baby Autos Popular. OMAHA, Nebr, March 7 (P)— Baby automobiles are more popular | George Crumbley laments he never than ever in England. again can lip a trumpet as he did THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NEW BUILDING IS SOUGHT | trict _ Commttes. the = messure FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS 000 for that purpose. The Commissioners, under the pill, A new and modern building for the recorder of deeds is provided in a would be allowed to acquire a site for bill introduced late yesterday by before Policeman Melvin J. Levin hit him in the mouth. So Crumbley, who says he was earn- ing $100 a month playing & trumpet, has filled suit for $1,000 damages against the officer, a former wrestler. Levin was suspended several days for “conduct unbecoming an officer.” Greators § DISTINCTIVE LET/ERHEADS L cArDS 1 BreD®OD Zngravers 61! TWELFTH STREET, NoW. |GRANGE CHAPTER MEETS Capper and Treadway Speak on Dinner Program. Senator Capper of Kansas and Rep- resentative Treadway of Massachu- setts spoke at a dinner given last night by the Potomac Chapter of the Na- tional Grange in All Souls’ Unitarian | Church. The dinner was in honor of members of Congress who are grange members in their States. O. M. Kile, master of Potomac Grenge, acted as toastmaster, and Fred Brenckman, Washington repre- sentative of the national organization, welcomed the guests. Music was fur- nished by the Department of Agricul- ture Orchestra, directed by L. J. Schaben. JOHN ). NOONAN'S RITES TOMORROW Prominent Civic Figure, Leader in School Fare Fight, Here 33 Years. the building either by purchase or condemnation, and does not limit the location, as previously suggested, to the municipal center area. Chairman Norton of the House Dis- The GOLDENBERG CO. No C. O. D., Mail or Phone Orders for Friday Remnants 7th and K Streets Funeral services for John J. Noonan, whose efforts were a major factor in the successful fight for reduced street car fares for District school children, will be held at the Church of St. ‘Thomas the Apostle tomorrow at 9 a.m. Mr. Noonan, pioneer motion picture theater owner, died Tuesday night of pneumofla at Providence Hospital. He is survived by his widow; a daughter, Mrs. Raymond C. Miller, with whom he lived at 6300 Con- necticut avenue; two brothers, Andrew H. of Scranton, Pa, and Thomas Noonan of San Francisco; two sisters, Miss Jane of Cincinnati and Miss Mary Noonan of this city, and two grandsons. Born at Xenia, Ohio, on March 30, 1865, Mr. Noonan’s Washington resi- dence began 33 years ago, when he opened a lunch room at 1008 Pennsyl- vania avenue. Shortly afterward he opened the District’s first movie house near Cabin John. At the time of his death he still owned the Little Theater on Ninth street. Amity Club to Install. Barney Krucoff will be installed as president of the Amity Club at a banquet and dance tonight at 8 oclock in the Shoreham Hotel. Representative and Mrs. Ellenbogen of Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newmyer and Dr. and Mrs. Abram Simon will be guests of honor. S S CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Twenty-seventh annual ball, Camp, No. 305, Sons of Confederate Vet- erans, Willard Hotel, 9 p.m. Addresses by Frank R. Jelleff on “Has Business a Responsibility for Economic Security?” and by Eugene Meyer on “The Newspaper’s Contribu- tion to Social Progress,” before Adult School of Religion, Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, 7 pm. Dinner, Thirteen Club, Willard Hotel, 6:30 p.m. ‘Turkey dinner, auspices of Loyalty Chapter, O. E. S., Shrine Temple, Thirteenth and K streets, 5 to 7 p.m. Lecture, Miss Janet Richards, bene- fit the Association of Work for Poor Churches, Mayflower Hotel, 4:30 p.m. Dinner, Francisco A. Delgado and Pedro Guevara, resident commission- ers of the Philippine Islands, in honor of Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy, May- | flower Hotel, 7 p.m. | Address by Dr. Robert R. Wicks of Princeton University, All Saints’ Episcopal Church, 8 pm. Play, “Harbor Light,” by the Drama | Guild, Wardman Park Hotel, 8:30 p.m, TOMORROW. Addresses by Raymond B. Harding | and James P. Burns at luncheon of ' District of Columbia Alumni Senate of Delta Theta Phi Law Praternity, Har- rington Hotel, noon. Dance, Lambda Phi Nu Medical | Fraternity of Georgetown University, Wardman Park Hotel, 10 p.m. | | Address by Charles A. Edwards on | “Science, Education and Industry, Whither Drifting?” before Washing- ton Academy of Sciences, Cosmos Club, 8:15 p.m. Dinner dance, Alabama State So- | ciety, Willard Hotel, 7 p.m. ! Banquet, Federal Bar Association, | Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Dinner, S. Kann Sons, Ma v Hotel, 7:30 p.m. ¥lones Address by Senator Pope of Idaho | on “Self-Liquidating Projects Under the $4,000,000,000 Relief Fund,” before Washington Public Affairs Forum, | 3034 P street, 8 pm. o | Bingo party, District Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity, 154 1 street southeast, 8:30 p.m. Lecture by A. Hervey-Bathurst, C. B. B, of London, on “Christian Science: The Kingdom of God Within Us,” Pirst Church of Christ, Scien- t'ls;, n(l:olumhl.l road and Euclid street, Luncheon meeting, Board of M: 3 an- agers of Flore, e incne un:e Ffltbenfion Home, at : AT v Shep 1208 GEE STREFET Tailleur A three-piece suit . . rough to the eye but soft to the hand. Single breasted Bal Topcoat over a double breasted tailored jack- et. It is lined in EARL-G L O guaran- teed for the life of the suit. CAPITOL FUR SHOP SPRING "RICH'S SHOES The “MODI” A gay Spring mode for a gay Spring mood. Rakish_one- eyelet tie, in black. brow, blue kid. with a new pat. ent, nk that cradles the lullaby! $13.50 n foot 1il The “NADALA® ityles, you'll ke suj one. Blue or brown kid. $9.00 Chifion Silk Hosiery for Spring! . . . 85c to $1.65 Towels & Linens (94) c’:’“ms“”“ wante rs. For- merly 79c. . "~ 4]c (12) Turkish Towel Sets; one large towel and 2 wash 84 cloth. Formerly $1.25 set. OFC (5) Turkish Towel Sets; one large towel and 2 wash 63 cloths. Formerly $1.00 set [+ g) ‘Tapestry Tablecloth; 60x106- $395 (18) Plaid Luncheon Sets, 54x70- - and 6 78¢ wanted 68¢ 15¢ Cloths; 54c 10c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Sheets & Domestics (48) Unbleached Sheets; 81x90 in.-size before hemming. Formerly 89¢ 640 (59) Bleached Sheets, with welded seam; 72x90-in. size for 3-quarter beds. Formerly 69c " 44¢ (19) Colonial Bedspreads; double- size; wanted Formerly $2.95 (6 doz.) Colored Border Pillow- cases; green and blue. Formerly 29c. . (5) Colonial Bedspreads; 84x105- in. size; in eggshell color; soiled. For- merly $4.00. Se $|.49 (12) Bleached Sheets; 81x99-in. size before hemming. Irregulars of $1.00 qual- ity 58¢c (11) Bleached Sheets; 81x90-in. size before hemming; 49 c soiled. Formerly 79c. ... Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. in. size luncheon cloth napkins to match. For- merly $1.19 (18) Turkish Bath Mats; colors. Irregulars of $1.25 quality (9) White Madeira Doilies; soiled. Formerly (18) .Plaid Luncheon 54x54-in. size. Formerly (13) White Madeira Doilies; soiled. Formerly Junior Misses’ Wear (6) Crepe Evening Dresses; sizes 11 to 17. Formerly $339 $7.95 (4) Crepe and Taffeta Evening Dresses; sizes 11 to 17. 39 Formerly $10.95 o (12) Rayon Crepe Dresses; sizes 13 to 17. For- merly $2.99 $I 97 (5) Acetate Dresses; sizes 13 to 17. For- merly $3.99 $2.97 ¢1) Rumble Seat Sport Coat; in black; size 15. “37 Formerly $16.95 o (1) Blue Sport Coat; size 13. Formerl $6.95 : $3-77 (12) Wool Sport Dresses; one and two piece models; sizes 13 to 17. Formerly 99 $8.95 o $4‘. (5) Wool po Dresses; sizes 13 to 17. For- merly $6.95 (8) Crepe and Acetate Dresses; sizes 11 to 17. For- 99 merly $7.95 ss. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Men’s Furnishings (19) Men’s Medium-Weight Cot- ton Union Suits; white and ecru; sizes 36 to 42. Irregu- 69 lars of $129 quality.... O7C (20) Men’s All-Wool Undershirts and Drawers; Winsted Mills make; broken slzes. sl 39 Formerly $3.00 o (40) Men’s All-Wool and Wool Mixed Hose; a well known make; sizes 10, 11z and 12. Formerly 75¢ pair (38) Men’s Broadcloth Pajamas; fancy patterns; sizes A to D; soiled. Formerly $1.65 $' .39 and $1.95 (5) Men’s All-Wool Flannel brown and green; Bathrobes; T $319 medium size. merly $495 ........ (150) Men’s Knitted 4-in-Hand Ties; wool mixtures and rayon. Perfect and irregulars of ' 19¢ (130) Men’s Broadcloth Shirts; white, solid colors and fancy patterns; collar attached style. Broken sizes, some soiled, others irregulars of 79¢ and $1.00 qualities 45¢ (2) Men's Horsehide Leather Jackets; leather collar, web cuffs and waistband; sizes 38 and 40. Formerly $6.47 (8) Men’s Suedette Jerkins; sport jacket style, with 2 pockets; sizes 34 and 36. merly $1.19 (37) Men's Sleeveless Sweaters; plain or fancy weaves. Formerly $1.69 sl 129 (124) Men's Broadcloth Shirts; collar-attached style; plain or fancy colors; some whites; sizes 14 to 17. Formerly 696 $1.39 (110) Men’s Otis Balbriggan Shirts and lnnz“ll)rlw;rl; bro- ken sizes. Irregulars of 75c and 95c grades.. 55C (49) Men’s Cotton Coat Sweaters; plain and fancy patterns; sizes 36 to 44. Irregulars of 89 $1.65 quality - [+ (60) Men’s Athletic Union Suits; check nainsook and broadcloth; sizes 36, 38 and 40. For- 39c (140 pairs) Men’s Medium Weight Cotton Socks; in navy, black and brown nluxt::es: sizes 10 to 11%3. Formerly 1 L |0c (92) Men’s Blue Chambray Work Shirts; triple stitched 50 seams; 2-pocket fronts.. [+4 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Toilet Pieces 5S¢ =nd 39¢ Formerly 39¢c to $1.00 About 400 pieces of fancy col- ored celluloid pieces for the dressing table—grouped in two underprice lots. Hair Brushes and Mirrors, Combs, Files, Nall Buf- 39%¢ fers, Picture Frames, Pin = 5¢ 19¢ 19¢ 19¢ Dusting Powder, FLOATWHITE Toilet h large puff Ilc Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. 3 Soap, 12 cakes 59c Arlene Ames Assorted Cream, large jar. Women’s $1.69 Comfort “Arch-Embracer” Shoes Footwear (106 pairs) Men's and Boys’ Oxfords, with durable com- position soles; all sizes. Regu- larly $169 and $|'|9 $1.98, pair (237 pairs) Women’s and Growing Girls’ Sport Oxferds; long wearing composition soles. Many ntm:; sizes. ] tan ey $1.48 (194 pairs) Women’s House Slippers; Bridge and D'Orsay styles. mnyl. E.glemu and colors. Regular] to 98c, pair ¥ 48¢c (207 Pairs) Boys’ Gym Shoes; heavy soles; all colors; sizes to large 6. Regularly 79c and 98¢ pair. $1.19 Black kid and patent leathers. All sizes in the lot from 3 to 9. Medium heels. (179 pairs) Children’s House Slippers; several styles and colors; sizes to 13. lq Regularly 49c, pair... c (262 pairs) Women’s Snapless g“lrh:;a medium and Cuban eels; 3to5only. Regularly 49c, pair. 29C (117 pairs) Wome: ‘oe Rub- bers, in tan color; all sizes in 5¢ the lot. Regularly 49c, pair (300 pairs) Oxfords for boys,’ styies; si5es 0 3 Q0 styles; sizes 5 Regularly 98c, pair .. 796 69c Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Sportswear (27) Three-piece Knitted Suits; sweater, skirt and blouse; sizes 12 to 20. Formerly $4.69 (10) Londonderry Check Sport Dresses; sizes 14 to 20. $| 29 Formerly $3.99 < o g Vo - sl 3 i merly $1.95 49c (6) Velveteen Blouses; sizes 34 to 38. For- merly $2.95 E (8) Corduroy Sport Dresses and Velveteen Sflm 14 to 20. s6.95 $2.59 $1.00 sizes 34 to 38. For- merly $195 and $2.95 $| 39 (3) Corduroy Dresses; broken sizes. For- Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. merly $3.99 (10) Tunic Blouses; $1.49 ‘mefly $5.00...0000000 Blankets (5) Part-wool Blankets; plaids and plain colors; soiled table samples. Not less than 5% wool. sateen bound; soiled. Not less than 5% wool. For- sl.m merly $1.59, each.. (6) Wool-filled Comforts; plain colored backs and borders; fig- Todecin stie. For- x84-in. 3 r= merly $395..... $2.98 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Corsets (1) Side Laced Lastex Girdle; ey $350,ecs.. . 91.95 merly $350.......... (2) Heavy Lastex Girdles; side Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. 47¢ to $1 Handbags 37¢ About 150 bags in this clearance lot, including pouches “and underarm styles, in brown and, black. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. ) . Boys’ Clothing (300) Boys’ 4-in-Mand Ties; plain and knitted styles. For- | merly 19¢ to 29c... le (416) Boys’ 4-in-hand Ties, and Ready-tied Ties. Formerly 19c and 25c (140) Boys’ Wearables: including shirts, junior caps, worsted knit caps, cloth knee pants, etc. Odds and ends and irregulars, Formerly 39 to 59c.... 25¢ (22) Boys' Athletic Shirts and Shorts; formerly 25¢ and 3sc . ™ 15¢ 45381 B;{s' ‘Bell” Brand Khaki port ouses; 6 to 10 years. Formerly 79c.... 29C (84) Boys’ Hickok Leather Belts; sizes lf‘ v.;) 32. Samples and irregulars of 50c and 75¢ qualities * 29¢ (42) Boys’ Rugby Wash Suits; z-pltccsmodela; coat, blouse and pants; 3 to 8 years. For- merly $1.19 to $1.49.... 77c (19) Junior Boys' Outfits, con- sisting of coat, hat and zipper leggins; 5 to 6 years. $4.95 Formerly $7.95 (12) Boys' Sheep-lined Coats; size 18 years Formerly $3.55 (15) Junior Boys’ Tan Chin- chilla Overcoats; 2: to 379 5 years. Formerly $6.95 s (23) Junior Boys’ Overcoats; 3 to 5 years. Formerly $2 39 o $495 ... v (6) Boys' Suede Leather Zipper Jackets; 10 and 12 $2.97 years. Formerly $4.95 (6) Boys’ Leather Zipper Jackets; 12, 14, 16 and 18 years. $5 97 o Formerly $7.95 (3) Boys’ All-Wool Melton Zip- per Jackets; plaids in the lot; 8 to 10 years. For- sl .69 merly $2.49 and $2.95. (12) Boys'’ Pure Worsted Knickers; sizes 8, 9 and 16 years. merly $2.95 I‘:”‘ kBoy" Glz:ly“Snll; with 2 nicl H . Formery sinso. . $12.95 Goldenberg's—Main Floor. 3¢ SALE Stationery Regularly 5c and 10c Including Writing Tablets ...Inks...Paste ... Muci- lage...Art Gum...Erasers ...Composition Books. .. Crayons. . .Pencil Sharpen- ers. . .Envelopes. .. Writing Pa . .. Rulers . . . Loose Leaf Papers. ..Pencil Cases . . . Blotters . ., . Mending Tissue. . .Seals. .. Big Chief ‘Tablets. . .etc. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Dresses & Coats (12) Dresses; broken $1.49 (18) Dresses; broken sizes; formerly $3.95 and $5.95 .. sizes; formerly $10.95 $6.49 (16) Furred Coats; sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 46, for misses, women Clearance price .... All other Furred Coats at drastic reductions. sizes; formerly $2.95.. $2.49 (11) Dresses; broken and larger women. $6 00 o Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Curtains & Draperies (96 pairs) Ruffied Curtains; fine quality dotted marguisette; Priscilla style. For- s merly $1.95 pair..... |'39 (59) Sash Curtaims; of flowered scrim with colored ruffles. |9 Formerly 29c pair [+ (125) Cottage Curtains; 6 pieces to set, for bathroom or kitchen windows. merly 79¢ pair (150 yds.) Plain Colored Rayon Taffeta; ind peach, gold, orchid and rose. For- merly 39 yd...... 296 (18) Day Bed Covers; of rust, brown or tan homespun, with colored binding. For- | 47 merly $1.95 .... (30) Bar Harbor Chair Cushions, n-n; back g:’.\shl;m: cretonne covered. 'or= worly $129 ... 88¢c (20) Stip Covers for Chairs; made of rust or green jaspe. $| 45 Formerly $1.99 o (50 yds.) Marquisette Curtain Materials; full pieces and rem- nants; colored and plain. | 6 Formerly 29c yd.... C Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Women’s Silk Hose 49(3 pr. Irregulars of $1.00 Quality Full-fashioned, silk to top; reinforced at points of wear. Leading shades. CHILDREN'S SPORT HOSE; %-length; all- over plaid patterns. Sizes L e larly 29c pair Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. House Dresses 1) Orch:l Smotflk:d: sizes 38 and 40; soiled. Formerly 59¢ 39(: (12) Striped Broadcloth House Dresses; ‘long sleeves: brown and blue; sizes 38 and 40. l m Formerly $1.69. B Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. China Ndvelties 14e¢ 0dd lot of imported China Novelties, including Ash Trays, Baskets and Flower Pots. For bridge prizes and gifts. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Underwear (25) Boys’ Fleeced Union Suits; size 24 only. Formerly 29¢ Children’s Fleeelo;l Waist ; size 2. Former! '9 ’s Tuck-stitch Vests; flesh color; Formerly 29c (15) Women's Medium Weight Cotton Union Suits; size 44 38. Formerly 59¢ (+4 (30) Misses’ Rayon Panties, flesh color; small and medium I 4 sizes. Formerly 1%c.... 17C (9) Silk sllg:'. uduorzed style; soiled; sizes and 42. Formerly $169 ........ 89¢ (3) Crepe Gow‘llnz sizes 16 and 17; soiled. Formerly $1.69 $I 29 (1) Silk sel(li’; pzue-trimmed: size 36; soiled. r- merly $1.69 .. . $| ~29 (5) Silk Gowns; lace-trimmed and uuore?l sizes 16 and 17; soiled. For- merly $1.95 sl.bq (1) Silkk Gown; s:flc;ummfi. flesh color; size 16; sofled. Formerly $1.19 ; 59¢ (4) Rayon Taffeta Slips; in. blue and white, sizes 38 and 44 40. Formerly $1.00 .... C Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Wash Goods Remnants 15¢» Regularly 25¢ and 29c yd. 2 to 4V vd. lengths. Wanted Spring fabrics, including high. count Printed Percales, Printed Voiles, Dress Ginghams, in plaids and checks; plain color Broadcloths, Printed Dimity, Printed Ba and Sateens. Guaranteed fast colors. REMNANTS WASH FABRICS, including Rayon Taffeta, Printed Pique, Printed Lawns and Organdy, Printed Rayon-and-Cotton Crepe, Woven Seersucker, etc. Regularly 38c and 50c. Yard. Neckwear, Handkfs. (138 Printed Celanese (854) Women’s Initial Handker- i Teray e s e n al. Formerly 8c... 3forl0c «{682) Men’s Handkerchiefs; all- white satin. stripes. For- : merly 10¢ ........... =Eaihe Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. 2 to 4 yard le nete 25¢ Men’s Clothing (23) Men’s Winter Overcoats; dark blue or gray materials; sizes 34 to 42 In’tshoe lot. Formerly $13: $15.98 and $17.50.... $7.89 (39) Men’s Suits; in plain blue cheviots, oxford gray and neat mixtures. Sizes 34 to 42 in regu- lars merly $10.00 and $12.75 (67) Morton Hall Suits; peat dark patterns in hard finished worsteds and serges. Sises 34 ® 42 rqu.lull. shorts and slims. Formerly Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. 19¢ to 39¢ Jewelry 14¢ Odds ana ends' from fast- selling lines of costume jewelry at a clearance price. Included are Pins, Clips, Necklaces and Brace- lets, in metal designs‘and Catalin. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Furniture (1) Two-piece Living Room Suite; covered all over in rust mohair! reversible $64.74 cushions, Formerly $129.00 (4) Occasional Chairs; walnut finished arms and legs; tapestry covered seats and 4 88 backs. Formerly $7.95 o (1) Three-piece Golden Oak Din- ing Suite; including round ex- tension table, china cakinet and buffet. Sold “as is.” $|2-77 Formerly $29.95.... (1) Tree-piece Living Room Suite; covered in taupe velour. Sold “as is.” merly $69.50 (2) Lounge Chairs; covered in jaspe; webb construction; loose cushions. Formerly 31995 $10.94 (2) Colonial Secretaries; 1 ma- hcgany, 1 maple finish; “13- State” grille. merly $24.95 (1) Three-piece Bed Room Suite; maple finish; poster bed, dresser with hanging mirror and chest of drawers. merly $69.50 (1) English Oak China Cabinet; and deep linen drawer. $39.50 (1) English Oak Buffet; carved front, silver drawer. $|995 Formerly $39.50.... mahogany, (6) Pier Cabinets; $1.77 walnut or maple fin- ish. Formerly $249.. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Lamps (25) Small Lamps; white mar- bleized base with silk $' 95 shade. Formerly $2.69 » (50) Bridge Lamps; complete with shades. For- I Iq merly $169 ........ (12) Pottery Table Lamps; com- plete with shade to match base. Formerly $139 . e 89¢ (25) Console or Buffet Mirrors; dark frames. Formerly $139 ........ 79¢ (14) Silk Bed Lamps; in rose, green, blue or orchid; with pull change socket. merly $149 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. 7o Window Shades, Etc. (115) Oilcloth Table Scarfs; scalloped edges. Irregu- I2 lars of 19c quality (3 (135) Satin-fiinish Cleanable Shades; light and dark ecru; 3x6 ft. cut size. Irregulars of 98c quality 59¢ (95) Duplex Window Shades; green-and-white only; 3x6 ft. cut size. Slight misweaves in cloth; rollers are perfect. Formerly 89c 480 (60) Lace-trimmed Window Shades; 2 patterns; white, per- fect quality, on Hartshorn 98 rollers. Formerly $150.. 1OC Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. Notions (100 pes.) Bias Tape; assorted colors. Regularly 2 f or 9 c e plece (400) Knitting Yarns; German- town, Shetland and Saxony; as- sorted colors. Regularly T R " lée Remnants of Ribbons; useful lengths; various colors. 4 Regularly 10c and 15c yd. 4C (14) Ironing Board Pads; non-burnable; standard |9 size. Regularly 29¢ (4 (37) Jumbe Cord; for making bedspreads, etc. Regular- I 6 c 250-yd. Spools Mercerized Cotton; black and white, Regular- 3 ly 5c¢ spool . C (250 yds) Remnants of Dress laces; 36 in. wide; 2, 3 and 4 yd. lengths. Regu- larly 98¢ yd. ..evvennen- 49¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Floor Coverings (1) Axminster Rug; $16.50 9x12-ft. size. For- (2) Axminster Rugs; $7.50 merly $29 . 415x6%;-1t. size. For- merly $11.50 (5) Tapestry Rugs; 9x12-ft. size. Irregulars of $19 * $13.95 (2) Velvet Broadloom l]!us: 9x12- ft. size; floor samples. $25 (1) Axminster Rug; 9x15- 1t. size. Formerly $69... 15-ft. size. Formerly $89 $59 (2) Armstrong’s Quaker Rugs: (18) Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs; 71.x9-ft. size; discon- merly $5.95 (12) Congoleum Rugs: of $2.50 grade $|.28 (280 yds) Remnants of Felt- merly 39¢ to 59¢ 5q. yd.. (125 yds.) Remnants of Felt- 89c to 59c yd Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store. quality Formerly $39 (1) Axminster Rug; 11%x 11Yx12-t. size. Ir- $ regulars of $13.95 grade 8.95 tinued patterns. For- $3 95 . 3x9-ft. size. Irregulars Base Floor Covering. For- 29 c Base Runner. Formerly 24c Bedding (1) Studio Bed; with innerpring matiress on box spring; opens to full size or single bed; floor sample. Formerly $26.50.... $ | 8.99 (1) Englander Studio Bed; lift- up style; with 2 separate inner- spring mattresses. Formerly $49.95.... $37.74 (2) Heller Air-Rest Mattresses; woven, striped ticking; single size. Floor samples. Formerly $24.95 $|5.00 (7) Coil Springs; helical tied, enamel finish; angle iron top. 20- year guarantee. Single size only $8-49 (6) Mahogany Veneered Poster Beds; full size only. Formerly $9.95 $5-95 (2) Foster Bros. Studio Beds; rayon tapestry covers; opens to full size or twin beds. Formerly $49.95 $34-95 (1) Studio Bed; covered all over in tapestry, with upholstered arms and compartment for bed- ding: floor sampleg Formerly $69.00.... 39.94 (4) Layer Felt Mattresses: Im- perial stitched; durable ticking; single size only. For- $8 85 o merly $14.95 Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Housefurnishings (2) Stainless Porcelain-top Table Sets; with 4 maple chairs; green and maple finish. Formerly $26.50 ... $|9-85 (1) Fire King Gas Range; porce- lain lined; used as a demonstrator. merly $41.50 (78) Odd Lot of Decorated Glass- ware, including Bonbon Dishes, Vases, Cream Pitchers, Console Sets, etc. Some hand-painted decorations in green and rose color. (1) Kitchen Cabinet; green-and- ivory combination; with stainless porcelain table top. Floor sam- ple. Formerly oo $39.95 29- (1) Breakfast Set, including ex- tension table and 4 fiddle-back chairs; green oak sos .7 $15.00 (1) Breakfast Set; of hardwood; including extension table and 4 ladder-back chairs; green-and- ivory finish. For- merly $29.95 szs.m (3) Hardwood Chairs; left from breakfast sets. For- $| m merly $2.00 each..... o (3) Step Ladders; 5-ft. size; strongly braced steps with rubber treads. $1.59 - (5) Shower Bath Curtains; water repellent; rayon fin- ish. Formerly $4.95.. $3.89 (15) Wood Serving Trays, with fancy glass bottom: -la- sorted colors. Formerly T5¢ Y 45¢ (11) Electric Irons; chrome fin- ish; 2-heat regulator, complete with cord. $3.49 (250) 0dd Lot of Glassware, in- cluding Tumblers of various kinds, Ice Teas, Fruit Juices and ‘Table Tumblers; some with col- ored bands. Formerly 7c 5 c Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. Remnants of 79¢c to $§1.25 Silks & Acetates Printed Crepes Ruff Crepe Crinkle Crepe Canton Crepe Heavy, all-silk weighted qualities 2 to 4% yard Ien'thg for dresses, Remnants of Royan French Crepe, white and pastel shades. Formerly Sheer Acetate Crepe € printed Acetate Crepe Plain Acetate Crepe and fine acetate fabrics, in lingerie, ete. 1% to 3 yd. lengths; 36‘: 69c yd 2,000 Pieces of Sample Silks; % to % yd. lengths—including all- silk printed and plain silks, in light and dark colors, Each piece ...... 15¢