Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1935, Page 28

B-12 ¢ FOUR DIE IN CRASH OF RENTED PLANE Pilot and Three Chicago Men Plunge to Death on Pleasure Cruise. By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, July 27.—Four men on a pleasure cruise around Lake Michigan were killed today when their airplane crashed from an altitude of 200 feet as the pilot sent it into a flat turn in attempting to land. ‘The dead: Pilot Robert M. Henschen, Winet- ka, 0L George T. Tengberg, Chlcago. port at a height of about 1,800 feet. The pilot circled the field once, then started down. Witnesses said that ap- parently because of a lack of speed the ship nosed down when the turn was tried. It plunged earthward, burying its nose deep in the soil of a nearby hayfield. All cccupants were dead when air- port attendants reached the scene. The party rented the ship from the North Suburban Flying Corp. Officials of the Curtiss-Reynolds Airport said Henschen was a licensed pilo; and was regarded as a skilled airman, He and Tengberg were em- ployes of the Commonweaith Edison Co. of Chicago. Henschen and Ennis were roommates when they attended Harvard University. Ex-Russian General Dies. ABBOTSFORD, British Columbia, July 27 (#).—Andre Mitrofanoff, 63, former general in the Russian im- perial army, died yesterday after an illness of several weeks. Gen. Mitrof- anoff came to Canada with his wife THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Four Killed in Milwaukee Air Crash Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. Willilam H. Er s, attorney, Chicago. George R B, chard, Chicago. ‘The plane, Sunson Junior, ap- peared over the Curtiss-Wright Air- As July ends we take drastic measures to dispose of limited quantities, incomplete assort- ments and counter - soiled goods. Check every item for unexampled savings! Wash Fabrics 69c Seamless Sheets 14 doz. 81x90” size; heavy quality. Seconds. $1 Seamless Sheets_ 16 doz. 81x99” extra len; beds. 19c¢ Pillow Cases 26 doz. 42x36” size; soft finish quality. $1.19 Seamless Sheets____88c 4 doz. 81x108” size; 3 yards long. 79c Unbleached Sheets____58c 3 doz. 63x90” extra heavy quality. $1.19 Crinkle Spreads 84c 57 blue, orchid and pink. 80x105” size. 79c Seamless Sheets 2 doz. 54x90” size. Seconds. $1 Seamless Sheets 5 doz. 81x90” unbleached sheets. 15¢c Unbleached Cotton____10c 425 yards, Heavy, high count quality, 39” wide. Goldenbedg’s—Main Floor Floor Coverings $7.95 to $10,95 Rugs. -$5 60. sizes in Congoleum, Felt Base, Fibre and Grass Rugs; floor samples, discontinued patterns and {rregulars. 28—Grass Rugs; 6x9 and 8x10 ft. $2.69 15 Mattin, $2.89 ____ 17—Fibre Rugs; Were $1.89 Were 15x7%% ft. Were $4.95. $2.85 15—Fibre Rugs; 8x10 and 9x12 ft. Were $10.95 to $13.95 E 27—Feit Base Art Squares, without bor- ders; 9x10 and 9x12 ft. Were $5 and $6 . 24—Felt Base Art Squares; without bor- ders; 6x9 and 7x9 ft. Were $3 and i ..ee..$1.95 32—Felt Base Bnn, 6x9 ft. Were $3.95 and $4.95 29—Feit Base Rugs; 7%x9 ft. Were $5 and $5.95 $3.50 284 yards—24-inch Felt Base Runner; 4 to 9 yard lengths. Regularly 3Dc ard 2 y‘rdp—Felt Base Floor Coverlnx, 2 yards wide; odd rolls and cut lengths. Regularly 55c and 69c square yd,, 36¢ 386 yards—Heavy Inlaid Linoleum; odd rolls and cut lengths. Regularly $2.50 and $2.75 square yard. 4—Tapestry Rugs; 9x12 ft. Were $19.: 50 $10.95 (6) Axminster Rugs; 9x12 and 8%x10% ft. Were $37.50 and $35 _.._-$22.50 (2) Velvet Broadloom Rugs; 9x12 ft. Were $37.50 . 19c Turkish Towel 32 dozen. Cannon Tu Seconds. 10c Tea Towels. 144. With colored borders. $1 Vanity Sets 9. Lace Vanity Sets; soiled. 29¢ Guest Towels_ 27. Al linen; fringed. 25¢ Turkish Towel: $1.19 Bnd(e Sets_ 7. All linen luncheon kins; soiled. 19¢ Tea Toweling 197 yards. All linen; colored border. 25¢ Honeycomb Towels___10c 31. White honeycomb towels; seconds. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Window Shades 39c Window Shades______28c 3x6 ft, in ivory, pongee or green. Washable. Fiere. 89c Window Shades______44c Green and ecru duplex, 3x6 ft.; slight irregulars. $1.25 Window Shades____55¢ wmnble 3x6 ft. Light and dark Irregulars. $1. 19 Window. Shades____79¢ Sculloped and fringed, 3x6 gt., in white Hartshorn rollers. 456 Table Covers. 48 in. square, ssorted paterns in oil- cloth. * Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store gnd mother-in-law, Maria D. Ruznet- zoff, in 1924, and engaged in chicken farming. Wreckage of rented plane which crashed at Milwaukee late yesterday, killing four men instantly. plane fell as the men tried to land at Curtiss-Wright Airport. JULY 28, 1935—PART ONE. A A.A. CONGIDERS HEAVY WHEAT CUT Decision Is Held Up Until Reports Are Received on Rust Damage. By the Associated Press. The Farm Adjustment Administra- tion was reported yesterday to be con- sidering’ slashing 1936 t acreage from 15 to 18 per cent below the “base” acreage. ‘The final decision hinged on the amount of black rust damage. Offi- clals said that if the damage proves negligible the acreage reduction may be as much as 20 per cent. But Chi- cago yesterday reported the rust|’ spreading. by contract signers in the 1930-32 period—would compare with a 15 per cent cut in 1934 and 10 per cent this year. Announcement of the reduction to be required probably will be made be- fore Saturday. Officials had planned to determine the reduction earlier, but were said to have been delayed because of the rust spread. Private estimates have indicated the rust may cause a reduction in the 1935 crop of from 20,000,000 to 50,- 000,000 bushels. Officials also planned announcement of terms of the new four-year wheat adjustment contracts this week, prob- I:bly before the acreage reduction is | determined. The contracts will pio- vide a maximum possible reduction of 25 per cent. The reduction is de- termined by Secretary of Agriculture ‘Wallace. ‘The July 1 crop report estimated total wheat production this year at 731,000,000 bushels. The carry-over on July 1 was 155,000,000 bushels, 5,000 Police Added. “HUMAN CANNONBALL” DEATH IS INVESTIGATED By the Associated Press. OCEAN PARK, Calif., July 27.—An inquest next Tuesday was ordered to- day for Willlam C. Miller, 22, of News tonville, Mass.,, and New York, who was hurled more than 125 feet to death in the ocean in his first attempt o be a “human cannonball.” His body was recovered today fl- under a pier, near the point whepe he was propelled from an amusement park “cannon” by compressed air yes- terday. Police ordered the cannonball pere formances suspended. They said they had learned Miller, who was in Cali- fornia on a vacation, had been at- tending Tufts College and had planned to enroll this Fall in Duke University. Capt. CUff Gregg, manager of the act, said Miller had implored him for an opportunity to be shot out of the cannon. He said the youth told him he was an experienced diver and had in similar work in New Yorl ‘The proximately 51,000, A 15 to 18 per cent reduction be- low “base” acreage—the average of ap- 000 acres planted put on duty. he GOLDENBERG CO. SEVENTH A/V/) 29c Rayon Taffeta 15¢ 106 yards mill lengths; wanted colors. 39¢c White Fabrics. 14 pleces. White Sport Piques and Waffle Cloth. 19c and 25c Fabrics._. 2,200 yards. Remnants of Percales, Voiles, Batiste, Broadcloth, etc. 39c Wash Fabrics 375 yards. Printed Rayon and Cotton Crepes. 50c Eyelet Batiste 475 yards, in white, black and wanted colors. 25¢ Printed Percales 685 yards. High count q colors. 39c Seersuckers 12 pieces. Wanted colors, 59¢ White Organdie 9 pieces. 45” permanent finish im- ported Swiss organdie. 19¢ Printed Batiste__ 14c 1,250 yards. Fine sheer q 0 wide. 89¢ White Coating 3 pieces. 54” wide, for Summer coats. ' 59c Rayon Checks__ 8 pieces. All rayon quali Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Sportswear $1.95 Sport Dresses_ 20—Two-piece washable brown and white stripes. sizes. 79c Beach Shorts 11—White pique or gabardine; sizes 18 and 20. $1.95 Beach Pajamas___$1.59 15—Sunback style, in stripes and prints; 15, 16 and 17. 79¢ Polo Shirt: _44c 55—String knit; short sieev pastel shades. Small, medium, large. s-.-57c end cardigan 14 and 16 $1.95 Sweaters__ 40—All-wool slip-on $1 Pique Skirts. 16—White and pastel shades. 26 to 32 sizes. $1 Play Suits. 3-piece—shorts, shirt and ski: white; 14 and 20. $2.95 String Dresses____$1.77 Tailored string knit dresses; short sleeves, pastel shades. 14 to 18 sizes. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor Men’s Clothing 5 Wash Suits; were $4.95, now 8 Whil Suits; were $12.75. 4 White Cotton Cord Suits; 6 Flannel Sport Coats; were $10.75. Now $5.98 16 Tropical Worsted Suits; were $14.95. Now $7.98 5 White Beach Cloth Suits; were $15.75. Now $9.75 55 prs. Pre-shrunk Sport Slacks: $1.69. Now __. B 175 prs. Sanforized Sport Slacks; were $1.98. Now - 4 Prs. White Wool Flannel Slacks; were $5.50. Now 14 Two-pants $24.85. Now . 33 Dark Worsted wear. Were $22.50. Now 3 Suits, Spring weight; were 8 21 prs. Mohair Pants; were $4.98. Now $2.98 17 prs. Beach Clmh Pants; were $3.98. . _.52»8’ were $3.98. --$2.39 Goldmberp’b—llluu Floor $3.50 and $5 Girdles___$1.95 Lastex two-way stretch Step-in Girdles; sizes 26 to 32, and lightly boned Corslettes, sizes 32 to 38. $6.50 Corslettes. $3. Long length, semi-step-in, lace bust, lightly boned. Sizes 35 and 36. $1.50 Brassieres _ Long line Brassieres of striped broad- cloth and net. Sizes 36 to 40. $1.09 and $1.95 Girdles_._59¢ Mash, two-way stretch back, side hook. semi-step-in model. Sizes 26 to 30. Goldenbergs—Second Floor Silks 79c to $1.25 Silks 1,800 yards mill lengths 2 to 4 yards. Silks and Acetates in a large range of prints, white and plain colors. 79c Silks__ 21 pieces. All-silk Ruff Crepe, Crinkle Crepe and Seersuckers. $1.19 Printed Crepes_ 9 pieces. Pure dye qualit; dots. 79c Silk Crepes 7 pieces. Dark printings. 79¢ Silk Shantung 1 piece. Light blue. 69¢c Rayon Remnants 278 yards. Plain colors Goldenberg’s—Main Floor 79c Cleansing Cream_ Lillian Talle Cleansing Cream, large jars. 10c Tre-Jur Lipsticks Popular Lipaticks in assorted colors. 25¢ Hair Waving Fluid___.19¢ Wynmo Fluid for keeping a wave in the hair. 49c Eau de Cologne Lillian Talle Eau de Cologne—refresh- ing for hot weather. 59c Dusting Powder Delicately scented body powder for after the bath. 25¢ Hand Brushes Pure bristles; celluloid top. $1 Compacts Loose Powder Compacts; large size, enamel tops. 39¢c Renaud’s Perfume____15¢ Small purse size “Sweet Pea” Perfume. 10c Razor Blades Packages of 5 Sweepstake Razor Blades. 10c Face Powder. Tre Jur Face Powder in flesh, 50c Face Powder. “Heart of the Flower” with trial size perfume. 29¢c Raquel Perfume Small size “Orange Blossom” Perfume. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Furniture $4.49 Porch Rockers____$3.64 Solid maple; high back, woven cane seat and back. $4.49 Lawn Benches____$2.99 Natural varnished hardwood slats, angle iron frame. $12.95 Rockerless Rockers $9.74 Lloyd make. Metal frames; green fabricoid leather backs and seats. $22.50 Stick Reed Chairs _ $16.95 Complete ats and backs covered with linen crash. $69 Fibre Suites $39.99 satl rocker and chair; automobile g construction. ‘5.95 End Tables Solid mahogany; hand rubbed finish. Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor $8.95 Felt Mattresses.__ All layer felt; durable art mmng standard sizes. . $19.95 Heller Innerspring Mattresses, $14.99 Heller “Dreamlland” mattresses; blue damask ticking. $9.95 Poster Beds. Mahogany veneered head panels; rub- bed finish. $35 Studio Beds_.._.._$23,75 H green homespun hpem'ymenn( 3 kapok pillows. Opens to full sizé or two single size beds. Coats & Suits Were $10.95 and 3]3 95_ -“ 35—Balance of our Swagger suits and enoh. in navy lnd m all silk crepe lined. 14 to 20 Gow g’s—Second Floor ) . . Men’s Furnishings 109—Elastic Pad Garters; were 15¢c pr..6¢c 41—Waffle Weave Beach Robes; medium and large sizes. Were $2.50._....81.39 300—Pepperell Wash Ties; were 19c_12%¢ 208 pairs—Celanese and Rayon White Clox Socks; irregvlars of 29¢ quality_19¢ 40 pairs—Silk Socks; stripes and figures; irregulars of 59c¢ quality. 37—White Beach Jackets; button front and side pockets; irregulars of $1.69 quality 9 42—White Knitted Jockey Shorts; elastic bands.- Were 29c. 27—Broadcloth and Seersucker Beach Robes. Were $1.79 43—One-piece Bathing Suif backs. Were $1.95. 26—One-piece Bathing Suits; zipper top or suspender back style. Were $3_.$1.69 60—Toyo Hats; pinch front or Optimo shape. Were $1.45 160—Sennett Straw Hats; plain bl-ck or fancy bands. Were $1.95 87—Fine quality Straw Hats; fine or coarsc braids. Were $2.50_.. -51 18—Silk Shirts; broken sizes and colors. Were $2.50 38—Sateen Summer Robes dark patterns. Were $2.50. $1.69 43—Summer Caps; medium and dark patterns. Were $1.00 33—Fine Seersucker Crepe SI er navy blue. Were $2.50_.. 31—Bathing Shirts and Trunks; regularly $1 and $1.50. Each 39—All-Wool Slip-on Sweaters. Were $1.95 ____ 21—Radium Silk Pajamas. Were $5.$3.69 28—Radium Silk Shirts. Were $4__._$2.95 41—White Tab-collar Shirts. Were $1.59 40—Two-tone Sport Belts. Were 50c, 29 60—Deep Tone Broadcloth Shirts; new Wales collar, double-button cuffs. Were $2 ... 81—Broadcloth Pajamas, fancy patterns ‘Were $2 and $2.50 -.. ----$1.59 107—Four-in-hand Ties, Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Footwear $2 and $3 Shoes 276 pairs women’s shoes—odds and ends from our regular stock. $2 to $4 Shoes 600 pairs women'’s Arch Support md dress styles; whites, blondes, grey, tree: bark. Many styles; all sizes. 49c to 69c Slippers_ 374 pairs women's Hou: Everett style with padded soles; of linen, zapon and felt. $4 to $6 Shoes 309 pairs “Lady Hamilton” and other makes. All white, two tones, fabrics, in pumps, ties, spectator oxfords. $1.98 Sport Oxfords____$1.15 219 pairs for women and growing girls. All white, two tones and treebark. 59¢ Sandals 226 pairs women’s Sandals and Ox- fords, crepe sole, medium heels. $1 to $1.49 Sandals__ 112 pairs women's Sand soles. Odds and ends. Infants’ Footwear 196 pairs Strap Slippers and Oxfords; in white, patent and two tones. Sizes 3 to 8. Regularly 98c to $1.39. 98¢ to $1.49 Shoes.....___ 77c 329 pairs boys' and girls' Oxfords, Sandals and Strap Slippers, in all white, two tones, patents and eik leathers. Sizes to 2. $1.39 Sandals 86 pairs children's crepe sole Sandals; sizes to 2 in the lot. 174 pairs big boys’ all white Oxfords; sizes to large 6. Tennis Shoes_ --69¢ 313 pairs men's -grade ‘Tennis Shoes; heavy reinforced soles. Regularly 98¢ to $1.98. 49c to 69c Slippers 220 pairs men’'s Felt House Slippers, with padded soles. $1.69 to $1.98 Oxfords__$1.29 79 pairs men’s light-weight Oxfords; broken sizes. $2.49 and $2.98 Oxford._fl 85 214 pairs men’s Sport Oxfords; white and two tones. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor y y . Boys’ Clothing 25¢c to 59¢c Wearables____10c 300—Odds and ends of Wash Suits. Shirts and Shorts, Blouses, Wash Hats Caps, Swim Trunks, odd coats from wash suits, Polo Shirts, etc. Perfect and irregulars. 200—Washable and fancy Reversible 4-in- hand Ties; were 15¢c 42—Prep Washable Ties; were 25c 60—Hickok Sport Belts; were 50c. 30—Seersucker and Rayon Ties; were 25¢ 69c to $1.19 Wearables, 29¢ 0dd lots of Cloth Knickers, Shirts and Blouses, Wash Suits, All-Wool Bathing Suits, Washable Longies. Sweaters, Overalls, Play Suits Basque Shirts, Sweat Shirts, etc Perfect and irregulars. 3—Junior Boys’ $2.95 Topcoats with Cap; age 2 years . 30—Novelty Suits pants; 6 to 9 years. Were $1.19._.5%¢ 110—Sleeveless Wash Suits; long or short pants; 4 to 10 years. Were $1 and 10—Topcoats; blue serges and tweeds; 2 to 6 years. Were $2.95 to $4.95...81 10—Wool Suits; some with knickers others shorts; broken sizes. Were $2.95 to $4.95 . 4—Raincoats; sizes 8, 10 and 20 years; soiled. Were $2.95 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor $5.95 Dance Frocks 20—Sheer organdie, pastels. Broken sizes 11 to 17. $7.95 Dance Frocks____$3.89 15—Pastels and white. Broken sizes 11 to 17. $5.95 to $7.95 Dresses___$3.59 25—All silk crepe in prints and dark shades. Broken sizes 11 to 17. Goldenberg's—Second Fioor Draperies 29¢ Awning Canvas Tan and white woven stripes; inches wide. $1.95 Glider Covers____$1.28 Cretonne, will fit almost any glider. 22¢ Cretonne, yd._ 13c Smart patterns in 1 colors. $1.59 Chair Cushions, set, 97c Rar Harbor cushions, with back cushion; glazed chintz. $1.99 Porch Shades Green bamboo, 6 ft. wide, 6 ft. 8 in. long. 30 and 36 inehes wide. 29c Jaspe Cloth, yd. Rust color, 36 in. wide; for slip covers and drapes. $2.95 Drapes, pr. Of plaid crash, pinch pleated; “tie backs and pins included. 29¢ and 39c Marquisette__14c Plain and fancy marquisette, for drapes. 36 and 40 inches wide. 69c Slip Covers_ Rust or green jaspe, pleated flounce, for square back dining chairs. $1.95 Day Bed Covers___$1.44 Of rust jaspe with deep pleated flounce $1.89 Boudoir Chair Covers...$1.28 Glazed chints with pleated ruffies. 35c Fancy Pillows______-22¢ ‘With crash or chintz $2.95 to $5.95 Slip Covers, Chair, $1.77; Davenport, $2.77 Of plain jaspe, seeded jaspe or home- spun, rust or green. For 76 & 84 inch davenport and four style chairs. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor Blankets size. $7.95 Wool Comforts___$5.45 S—All-wool flled. double-bed size, $6.95 Wool Conforu-__.u“ 3—All-wool filled, covered with figured ;l;:. center plain colored back and Goldenberg’s—Third Floor Dresses $3.99 Dresses_ $1.88 35—sSilks and ac ts and plain colors. Broken sizes for misses and women. 39—silk crepes, in broken siges, for misses and women. Eyelet Dresses 20—Remainders from higher-priced lines. Brown and navy. Sizes 14 to 18. $1.95 Dance Frocks 20—Sheer organdie, broken sizes and colors for misses. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor 68c Silk Hose 127 prs. Full-fashioned service weight; dark shades. Perfect. $1.15 Silk Hose 16 prs. outsize service weight in black, others two-way stretch top. Perfect. 1214c Mesh Anklets_ _S¢ 40 prs. Children’s Mesh Ank! shades; broken sizes. 50c Burson Hose.._._____. 29¢ 86 prs. Knit-to-fit; sizes 8% to 10% in the lot. 19¢ Children’s Sox 46 prs. Half Sox and Sox to knee; broken sizes. Perfect. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor 59¢ Rayon Gowns 108—Tallored style, sizes 16 and 17 Silk Slips. 165—Regularly 89c and $1.09. Bias cut, lace trimmed; tearcse and white. Sizes 34 to 38. $1 Silk Underwear........58¢c 61—Lace-trimmed white Chemise and Daacettes in white and pink. Sizes 32 to 36. $1.09 Pajamas 40—Beach or House fPajamas, in prints and striped percale; sizes 15 and 16. 69c Waist Suits. 36—Children’s Knit Waist Suits; sizes 2 to 10 years. Goldenberg's—Main Floor tearose color; Notions 15¢ O. N. T. Mercerized Sewing Cotton, 3 for 1le. 25c Hair Ribbons, 14¢ yard. 69c Stamped Aprons, 39¢c. 89c Stamped Luncheon Sets, 59¢c. 5c Boxes of Hairpins, 3e. 29c¢ Sanitary Bloomers, 10c. 98c Rubber Bathing Suits, 79¢. 17c Knitting Yarns, 1-oz. balls, 12¢. 98c Garment Bags, 60 in. long, 69¢. 35c Dress Shields, sizes 2 to 4, at 10c. 29c Forged Steel Scissors, 19¢. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor 49c and 59¢c Gloves 207 pairs—Meshes, fabric and Bem- berg Gloves; cuff and slip-on styles. ‘White, navy and brown. Perfect and irregulars. 89c and $1 Gloves. 52 pairs—Mesh, fabric and silk gloves; novelty cuffs. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Tots & Girls Gu-h’SlSlulu cloth; blue and yellow; During the King and Queen’s jubilee’ drives in London 5,000 extra police are | engaged Priends, however, before had tried the stunt. Sorry, we cannot accept phone or mail orders. All sales Final $4.49 Dinner Sets. 11 Blue Willow Dinner Sets; 32 plm service for 6. $1.95 Lawn Chairs 10 Gibson Island Chairs, unflmshed hardwood. 44c Plant Boxes 35 Heavy Metal Plant Boxes, 15-inch size. 39¢ Window Screens 38 Window Screens, 18 inches high, 33 inches extension. $1.29 Rose Trellis 12 White Painted Wood Trellis, 7 feet 5 inches high. $1 Aluminum Cooker__ 22 Black-bottom Covered and Covered Casserole. 75¢ Floor Mops 24 Johnson’s large triangle-shape Mops, for polishing floors. $1 Electric Fans 10 Four 8-inch blades; A. C. current. 79¢c Hanging Closets 56 Giant Moth-craft Closets; size 60x20x12 inches when open. $1.95 Shower Curtains__$1.59 Rubberized back, rayon front; pastel colors. Clothes Props 144 Clothes Props, made of pine lum- ber, 8 feet long. $1 Fruit Juicers 37 Combination Ice Orange Squeezer. Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store L Neckwear & Handkfs. Sc and 8c Handkerchiefs___2¢c 1,800—Women's Novelty Prints, woven borders and solid colors. Irregulars. 8c Handkerchiefs____6 for 25¢ 636—Men’s all-white and colored woven borders. 25c and 49c Flowers__ 78—Odds and ends of Flowers. 49c Summer Neckwear____24c 62—Organdy Capes and Collars. 59c and $1 Scarfs \ 86—All-silk Scarfs; square, tubular and bias. ! Goldenberg’s—Main Floor b Crusher and 9c { tume . 10c Stationery, 6¢ Writing Paper, Envelopes, Paint Sets, Crayons, Writing Ink, Note Paper, Com- position Books, Filing Cards, Paste, Pencil’ Sarpeners, Pencils, Fancy Napkins and Mucilage. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor House Dresses 79c and $1 Dresses 44c 2—House Dresses, in prints and plaids; sizes 14 to 20. Dresses and Hooverettes__29¢; 60—Printed sheers and _percaless Dresses, 14 to 44; Hooverettes in small medium and large sizes. $1.69 Uniforms. Pin stripes, solid blue or white; 34 to 38. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor Bags & Jewelry 79¢ and $1 Handbags. 50—White Washable Bags, in pousp and underarm shapes. $1.94 White Hmdhga____“c 36—White Leather Bags, in pouch lfld underarm shapes. 29¢ to 49¢c Jewelry 130—Costume Jewelry, including Pins, Clips, Earrings, Bracelets and Beads. —m--18c Parchméntized; for bridge lamps.*/* $1.49 Bridge Lamps______88¢c Complete with shade. Gold and _F.& declared Miller merely was seeking a thrill and never