Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1935, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, 1935. SENATORS INVITED ON CRUISE BY NICE All Members of Upper State Chamber Asked to Join in “The entire picture will be made in color to emphasize the beauty and Trip August 18-19. color of the story and will be filmed | By the Associated Press. ‘1 four languages, English, Spanish,| BALTIMORE, August 8.—All mem- | cOmico County. - French and Italian,” said Carewe. bers of the State Senate yesterday | Although Lloyd has declined to “Qur first objective is a production were invited by Gov. Harry W. Nice E:Iaborlle on the purpose of the meet- which will meet with the approval of | to be his guests on a cruise on the | ing, other Senators have indicated WASHINGTON, D. C,, The invitations said the cruise will start from Annapolis at 10:30 a.m. on the Du Pont, the yacht of the State Conservation Department, and end | there the following afternoon. ‘The cruise will come one week after the Republican Senators are to meet in Ocean City “for a frank exchange of views.” This meet was called for Saturday by Senator O. Straughn Lloyd of Wi- THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, Pilgrimage Play,” which has been for appointments to State jobs with- staged in an amphitheater n the Hollywood hills for the past 13 years. Preduction will start September 15. Carewe previously had announced formation of the Edwin Carewe Pic- tures Corp. to make program pictures for showing in churches, schools and civic auditoriums. tage City and Mrs. Irene A. Conner Mrs. Anna Morris of Riverdale out their being consulted. of Captol Heights for the presidency | Heights is unopposed for treasurer. of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Prince The convention of the Ladies’ Georges County Volunteer Firemen’s | Auxiliary will be held in Riverdale :n CLOSE VOTE PREDICTED | s Soqiion st the annual’ clection | continction with ‘the s oo o IN AUXILIARY RACE] Saturday. | the County Firemen's Association. The three-cornered contest between | Mrs. Harry Lohman of Bladensburg, | Mrs. William S. Freeman of Mount Rainier and Mrs. Anna Beall of Laurel | BEVERLEY HILLS, Calif., August for the vice presidency is also ex- 8 (#).—Lawrence Tibbett, opera and pected to create considerable interest. | film singer, failed to appear in Justice In another contest Mrs. Genevieve | Court yesterday to answer to a charge | Stewart of Riverdale Heights, incum- | of speeding. His chauffeur, Tom bent, is opposed by Mrs. Edna Trott | Clancy, was permitted to pay the fine of Hyattsville for secretary. B—14 |CAREWE’S FIRST FILM SOUTHEAST ASKS “70se -vire or cumisr 2 IMPROVEMENTS o 2 e 2o in Hollywood Hills. By the Associated Press. HOLLYWOOD, August 8—The “Life of Christ,” will be the first prodution of a motion picture company organ- ized by Edwin Carewe, veteran direc- tor-producer, it was announced, today. Election Will Be Held Saturday Tibbett Pays Speeding Fine. by Prince Georges Fire Department Unit. Special Dispatch to The Star. SEAT PLEASANT, Md., August 8.— A close vote is predicted in the con- New Bridge and Removal of Garbage Plant Urged in Officials’ Tour. Construction of a new Pennsyl- vania Avenue Bridge and removal of the garbage transfer plant at New | Jersey avenue and K street south- | east Business Men's Association to En- recommended yesterday by the South- | ast Busines Men’s Asociation to En- | gineer Commissioner Dan I. Sultan, Herbert C. Whitehurst, director of highways, and T. L. Costigan, super- intendant of the Street Cleaning De- partment. C. A. Donohoe, president of the Southeast Business Men's tion: C. Dick English, vice president, Associa- | and J. E. Shelton and Alex J. Berlin, | representame: of the Southeast Citi-| accompanied the | three District officials on an inspec- zens' Association, tion tour of the Southeast area yes- terday afternoon. Appropriation to Be Asked. Commissioner Sultan said the Com- missioners had not been successful in obtaining an appropriation for the bridge this year, but that such an appropriation would be sought in next year's budget. A fund of $900,000 would be necessary. The citizens declared the present gix-ton structure is antiquated, unsafe and too narrow for present traffic. English, spokesman for the business group, pointed out that the width of the - bridge bottlenecked traffic and reduced business on Pennsylvania ave- nue. Sultan said a traffic count would be made. Pointing to the lack of public im- pro\ement for the section, English said: “The garbage transfer plant, which is only 2300 feet from the Capitol, is not only a health menace, but a great mduslrk\l drawback to the community.” He also opposed the parking of garbage trucks on New Jersey avenue southeast. In the event the plant is removed, English said, a complete rehabilitation will take place, improving both living and industrial conditions. Buzzards Point was suggested by English as an ideal location for a new and modern garbage plant, since it is isolated from all communities. Sultan’s only encouraging remark was that “any community that has had & garbage plant for 35 years has had 1t long enough.” Inspection Tour Made. Clearance of slums was urged a&s the officials made an inspection tour through Navy place southeast. English requested that immediate action be taken on cleaning up slum areas. Other improvements urged by the goutheast citizens were the extension of Minnesota and Branch avenues, the widening of B street southeast, playground improvements and the widening of Eleventh and G streets. The nes public roads program Sul- tan recently announced includes the widening of Eleventh street and the removal of the car tracks. A meeting of the Southeast Busi- ness Men's Association is to be held Monday at 8 pm. at 310 Pennsyl- vania avenue. when the group will discuss a proposal to appeal directly to President Roosevelt on behalf of Representatives southeast’s needs. from the Southeast Citizens' Associa- tion are expcted to be present. HEIR TO MILLIONS, FARMER KEEPS JOB Wisconsin Laborer Unconcerned Over Prospect of Sharing $12,000,000 Estate. By the Associated Press ELK MOUND, Wis, Unconcerned over sharing in an estate which may total 612,000.000, George Dexier, 40, today August 8.— continued his work as a farm laboror near here, and waited word from at- torneys in Pennsylvania before quitting his job. Dexter was located yesterday thiough a story published in an Eau Claire newspaper. pealed to the papar in an attempt to find him. The information that he was one (30) Sash Curtains; ruffles. Pr. (12) Boudoir Chair Covers; glazed $1.28 (250) Woven Stripe Awning Can- tan and 19¢ 3 excel- |2|/2C. unfin- ished wood frame wllh fibre board chintz with pleated flounce. Formerly $1.95 vas, 30 inches wide; white stripe only. . SERC RS AR (150) Spanish Plaid N lent drapery lengths. Formerly 25c.... (12) Three-fold ercens panels. aged - (12) Day-Bed Covers rainbow jaspe, pleatcd rust only. $1.29 (12) Bamboo Porch feet wide; green only. to hang. | - TERRRE R (36) Fancy glazed chintz, Kapok filled. Formerly 59c.... Third Floor. LAMPS (30) Bed Lamps, rayon or metal; 94c Vanity Shades; floor sam- complete with pull-chain sockets. Formerly $1.39_ (36) ples; some silk. some rayon$s and 46 over all; gilt frame. Formerly $1.39_.____ Third Floor. DRAPERIES, ETC. figured marquisette with plain or colored striped fronts; Shl\‘lfl. llows, covered with 33c Formerly 69¢ 39 (25) Full-Length Door Mirrors, - 94¢ The film will be based upon “The | all the Christian peoples of the world.’ "\cheupenke Bay August 18 and 19. The GOLDENBERG CO. Seventh and K TOWELS, ETC. (350) Boott Mill Towels. ‘White, seconds. 12%:c (150) Heavy double thread, seconds. merly 25¢ (7) Bath Mats. Heavy quality. iyl ... (40) Printed Block Cloths; 52x52 inch. For- merly 69c______ (96) Tea and Seconds. and 19¢ —____C (10 Prs.) Cases. Soiled S e 42x36 Formerly 69c. Pair ¥ 48(: Main Floor. 29¢ to 81 JEWELRY Read: 1 Oc Manufacturer’s samples lets and Earrings, and novelty designs. shapes and styles. strands of Beads, colors and lengths er, in black and brown. Were $100 ___. (30) Handbags: underarm shapes; black and colors. Were $1.00 Remmnants of 19¢ Wash Goods Fabrics 10c¢ Tub-proof Printed Percales ... Printed Voiles. .. Printed Batiste . . . Plain Color Organdies and You can buy several Summer frocks at nominal cost in this sale tomorrow! Voiles . . . Plain Color Percales ... Printed Lawns. 25¢ and 38c WASH FABRICS 39¢ and 59c WASH FABRICS Cannon Turkish Towell. White, seconds. T 2dc 49¢ llllrk Towels. Formerly 15¢ Io Emhroldrr?d Pillow and odd lots of Costume Jewelry, including Pins, Clips, Brace- in metals Many Also in many Goldenberg’'s—Main Floor. LEATHER GOODS (25) Bill Folds; of genuine leath- 37¢c ln pnuch and 37¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. the prospect of | | | Attorneys had ap- | of the heirs to the estate of an uncle | in Drexel, Pa., surprise to Dexter, he had been a litigant against the estate for some time. For the past five years he has been employed as a farm laborer in this vicinity. According to Dexter, the estate, originally belonging to his grand- father, was supposed to have been shared by two brothers, his father and Due to some mixup, his father | uncle. failed to get his share, Dexter de- clared, and after his father's death he began suit to collect half of the total amount. The suit still is pend- ing, he said. HAILSTORM KILLS MAN | Crops and Buildings Damaged in | North Dakota. BISMARCK, N. Dak., August 8 I}Pl =One man was killed and crops and farm buildings were damaged in a hailstorm which swept four Central North Dakota counties. Alf Moen, 27, of near Balta, was killed when he was kicked in the head by a horse frightened by pemng hmlstones ACID MAY BE WHAT AILS You Tired and Pepless? Blood Is Robbed by Acidity. Too much acid can make you feel | more miserable and rotten than almost | cause heartburn and pains. et the good out of what you eat and | you lose strength and energy. Forget things like bi-carb, milk of magnesia and other such one drug remedies thl! only give relief from !he symptoms of too much aci Often irritate stomath inings nd bring on a larger flow of hydrochloric acid. Get rid of sour acid and keep rid gf‘ ly Tty leaving the waste in your | bowels moist and ready for glorious morning relief. acidan prepares your food u nesa Shatscsiion: pils. | ublcu llauidu laxatives or purgatives. nd you'll get up in the morning like | cock. fresh, clean and ready | TShl bredkfast. ~All drus TMPORTANT: Say NO if something else is offered to you as being “just ul PLACIDAN. hlve nken the nmmuu- before .nd they did you no good. did not come as a he explained, as 150 yd in 2 to 4 vard lengths, including Printed Piques, Seersuckers, Chiffon and A. B. C. Percales. Fast Voiles, Lawns and Organdies colors. Remnants 220 yd Remnants of Normandy Voiles, Rib-San Pongee, Print- ed Chiffon Voiles, Stagger Seed Dimity, Printed Dotted Swiss, Printed Pique, Woven Seersuckers, Printed Organdy and Woven Swiss Tissue. Goldenberg’'s—Main Floor, DOMESTICS (18) Candlewick Spreads, 81x105, double-bed size Form- $ I .59 erly $1.95 (7) Printed Sateen Bedspreads, gold and orchid, $I ‘9 90x108. Formerly $1.95 (192) Bleached Pillow Cases, 42x36; closely woven. Formerly 19¢ - (250 yds.) n. Unbleached Sheeting; heavy, round-thread quality. Formerly 35c. Yd. = 256 (6) Printed Voile Bedspread Sets, 17 pieces; spreads, 2 pairs drap- eries, scarfs and vanity $ l 29 o pieces. Formerly $2.50. (11) Colonial Bedspreads, 84x105 and 72x108; desirable $2 29 . colors. Formerly $3_. (24) Unbleached Sheets, 63x99, extra length for single beds.. Formerly 79c 58¢ (60) Unbleached Sheets, heavy, double-bed size, Formerly 89c - Main Floor. STATIONERY 10c Writing Paper, 24 sheets to package 10c Envelopes, 24 to Dnckuge 6c 29¢ Fountain Pens. 49¢ Framed Pictures. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. CHILDREN’S WEAR (119) Tots’ Cotton Mesh Sun uits. 2 ears. T ;gcm to 6 years. Were IOC (13) GII’IS ‘White “II!]III Slips. (13) Organdy Flop Hats; in maize, blue and pink. |4 Were 39c E C (27) Tots' All- Swim Suits. Sizes 26 to 30. Were 59¢ 29¢ Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Men’s $2 and $3 79 Bathing Suits C Final clean-up of remaining stock of Bathing Suits, in zipper and one-piece suspender styles. Men’s $1.50 Bathing Shirts and Gabardine Bathing Trunks 59¢ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Sensational Clearance Women’s *3 and *4 Arch—Support SHOES $1.95 Choice of several styles. All sizes included. Women’s and Growing Girls’ $2 to $4 FOOTWEAR Clearance of higher-priced lines . . . wide choice of styles in blondes, greys, two tones and white. 95c All sizes in the lot, but not in each style. Women’s $3 and $4 White Shoes. . . Women’s, Children’s $2 and $3 Shoes Women’s $1.49 One-strap Comfort Shoes. 88¢c Boys’ and Girls’ $1.39 to $1.69 Footwear. . .84c Goldenberg’s—Main Floors HOUSEWARES (24) Jiffy Carpet Sweep- ers. Formerly $125___. 59¢ (8) Decorated Bread Boxes and Flour Cans. merly $1.49 (4) Ice Cream Freezers. size. Wood tub. merly $1.39 __ (1) 5-Pc. Breakfast Set. Green and maple tint. Extension table and four chairs. $|6 95 . Formerly $23.95 .. (18) Storage Chests; Heavy fibre board. For- merly 50c ... 386 (22) Goldenberg's Water- less Cleaner. Formerly (21) Electric Fans. 4 blades. A. C. only. For- merly $1 596 (4) Shower Curtains. Soiled from handling. Formerly $1.95 88C (15) Cottage Dinner Sets. pieces. White body with red decoration. Formerly $2.59 $|.59 (4) Spading Forks. For- merly $1.10 69¢c (14) Spndu. 49¢c 69c 35¢ 49¢ Formerly merly 7 (14) Raki $1.19 - (8) Onion Hoes. merly 59¢ (5) Mattocks. Formerly (48) Grass §hlar! merly 49c . (68 doz.) Wickets. merly 45c doz. 45¢ i Sh . e e 25 (9) Trellis. Painted uhite Fancy shape and sizes. merly $1.69 (22) $1.29 (30) Metal Plant Boxes. Green painted. Former- For- (5) Screen Doors. 3 ftx7 ft. Heavy quality. Gal- vanized wire. For- merly $4.45 - $3-44 (1) Screen Door. 3x {t. Bronze wire. For- merly $5.45 $3.95 (11) Screen Doors. 2 ft.x6 {t. 6 in. Light weight. Black $| wire. Formerly $1.59. (No exchanges on screen doors.) (36) Enameled Ware. White in- side, black outside. Bake pans, wash basins, sauce-pan |5 [+ sets. Formerly 49¢c____ Downstairs Store. HOSIERY (150 pairs) Women'’s all-silk Chif- fon and Knee length Silk Hose. Sizes 8! to 10!.. Classed as menders of higher priced 3 I hose. Assorted shades___ [ (49 pairs) Women's Bursnn Knit- to-fit Mercerized Hose, in tan and grey. Perfect quality. Broken sizes. Formerly 50c |7 (61 pairs) Children’s Mesh Anklets; in pastel shades. Per- fect quality. Broken sizes i = 3prs.illc pair (32 pairs) Boys' Golf Hose; 73 length, light weight pastel shades. Perfect quality. sizes. Were 19c pair (81 pairs) Children’s Anklets and Half Socks; plain colors with novelty tops. Pastel shades. Per- fect quality. Broken sizes. Were 19¢ pair |OC Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Final Clean-up of Men’s Beach Robes Clearing out all beach robes, formerly priced at $1.69, $1.95 are Varsity Sateen, seersucker and broadcloth robes, in a Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. FLOOR COVERINGS vet Rugs. Formerly $32.50 . Rugs. Formerly $ $42.50 - 29-50 9x12 and 8Y4x10%. Formerly $ $42 and $45. .- 34.50 9x12 ft. Samples. For- $33 merly $42.50__. ———— 415x6% ft. Formerly $ $15 - 7 50 6x9 ft. Formerly s28 $19.95 (1) Wilton Rug. hll 1t. $39 (1) Wilton Rug. 9x12 ft. merly $37.50. ... . (5) Oval Braided Rugs. merly $13.95. (22) Felt Base Rugs. Formerly $1.69, $1.95 & $2.50 and $2.50, for 89c. Included variety of styles and patterns. (2) Broadloom Vel- $22.50 (3) Heavy Velvet (15) Axminster Rugs. (10) Broadloom Velvet Rugs. (2) Axminster Rugs. Seconds. (2) Axminster Bllll Seconds. Formerly $49.. $42.50 8Y,x10% ft. For- 6x9 ft. Samples. For- $|° Seconds. 9x12 ft. For- the Governor is to be taken to task | test between Mrs. Edna Pitts of Cot- Men’s Furnishings "~ (58 Pairs) Men's Anklets Socks; tan, blue or grey, fancy weaves. Size 1 lonly. Seconds of 19¢ quality. Ioc (11) Men’s Radium Silk Shirts; collar attached, grey only. Size 15';. Were $I m $2.69 . (28) Men’s Radium Silk Shirts; collar attached, in white and blue. Sizes 14 to 17. $2.49 Were $4.95 ___ (12) Krinkle Crepe Seersucker Shirts; in white and navy biue. Broken sizes. Were TR R 98¢ (23) Men’s Caps; grey and tan mixtures and herringbones. Sizes 675 to 7%. Were T5c & $1.00 . 33c (110) Men's Hand-tailored 4-in- hand Ties; of crepes and foulards. Were 69c. 47c (200) Arrow Soft Collan, in- cluding Berks, Dix, Tate and other styles. Not all sizes in every style Regularly 25¢ { & 35¢ 3 for 50c (69) Men’s Athletic Union Suits; of broadcloth and checked nain- sook; sizes 40 & 42. Seconds of $1.00 quality 45¢ (73) Men’s Athletic Brief Shorts: elastic waistband; large, medium and small sizes. Were |9 29¢ = (36) Men's Polo Shlr crew neck; white, maize, also fancy stripes Were 69c. (144) Men’s 4-in- h&nd Tis assortment of colors and patterns. Were 29c._. Goldenberg's—Main WOMEN’S DRESSES (97) Women's and Misses Sum- mer Dresses, of cotton laces, linens, crashes and voiles. Broken sizes 14 to 44. Were $2 67 $3.95 & $5.95 (75) Women's and Misses Wash- able Cotton Dresses, broken sizes 14 to 44. $295 & $3.95 (20) Women's and Misses’ Silk Crepe Dresses; broken assort- ments of colors and sizes. Were $395 & Goldenberg's—Second Floor. navy * 45¢ ; good 13¢ Floar $5.95 . Final Clearance of Men’s Straw Hats Sl 39 $2.50 and $1.19 and $1.45. $3.50. —Regularly $1.45 and 69¢ $1.95. At S1.00—Al Straws. At 69c—All $195 Straws. At 39c—Senpett Straws, slightly soiled from display. Goldenberg’'s—Main Floor. CORSETS (9) Mesh Corselettes. Two-way stretch back, lace bust, semi- step-in. Sizes 36, 38, $2 50 . 39 and 40. Were $3.95 (2) Mesh Corselettes. Side hook model, with boned diaphragm. Were $5.00 (1) Heavy-Boned Girdie. Side hook model. Size 28. Was $2.95.. - $|'95 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. BOYS’ CLOTHING (100) Boys’ Wearables, including Button-on Blouses, 4 to 8 years, odd Vests from blue suits, and Hickok Leather Belts. |0 Were 25¢ to 50c (30) Boys’ and Youflls Striped Basque Shirts; pull-over crew- neck style. and 59 - (120) Boys’ Wash Knickers; of khaki in sizes 8 to 14 years and coverts in sizes 8 to 10 years. Were 59¢ 39C Bathing (40) Boys’ All-wool Suits; speed model, sizes 8 to 14 years. Were $1.19. 57¢ (24) Boys' Beach Robes; striped patterns, sizes 8 to 16 years. Were 95¢ 39C (60) Boys' Swim Shirts; sizes 30 to 36, and Swim Trunks, 6 to 12 years. Were $1.19 and 79C $1.39 each and Youths’ Wash (140) Boys’ Ties, some rayons in the 9 lot. Were 15c and 25C...- [+ (24) Boys' All-Wool Bathing Suits; two-piece zipper style, sizes 28 to 34. Were o $1.49 (120) Boys’ Wash Knickers and English Shorts, of covers, linen and fancy cottons; sizes 8 to 17 years. Were $1.19 and $1.49 pair_. 79¢ (30) Boys' Blue Denim Wl.lslllm Overalls and Dungarees; 59¢ sizes 8 to 12 years. Were %¢ - (36) Junior Boys” Wllhlbh Slacks and White Sailor Pants; sizes 6 to 14 years. Were $1.29 and 79c (110) Boys’ Sleeveless Wash Suits; sizes 3 to ?? years. Were 69c and 88c pair 39%¢ (3) Junior Boys Cuu. 1to 4 years; 3 Blanket Robes, 8 and 10 years, and 1 Raincoat, size 8 years. Were $1.49 and 69 c $2.95 oo -uusw (8) Boys’ Wool sll“l $1.29 8 years. Were $2.95 Ooxcnbarn—ldu Filoor. 2.50 Sennett $145 Toyos and SHADES, OILCLOTH (39) Extra Length Duplex Shades, 3x7 ft., green with white or ecru; cleanable, Hartshorn rol- lers, Formerly $139 = 9lc (198) Washable Fibre Shades; erfect; ivory or green. :‘ormerly e 00 33¢ (250) Oilcloth Snrfs. scnlloped edges; good patterns. I l Formerly 15¢ to 25c.... | 1€ (125) Oilcloth Table Covers, 54x54 inches; round or square patterns. Formerly 49 = c 69¢c . Downstairs Store. FURNITURE (4) Folding Steamer Chairs; yel- low or white enemal finish, com- plete with canopy and foot rest. Were $7.95. $3-33 (1) Glider ; with 6 loose cushion fabricoid cover: metal floating arms, coil-spring - (1) Lioyd All-metal Glider; green enamel finish. (1) 3-Pc. Fibre Suite, 60-inch settee, chair and rocker. Green and gold finish. Formerly $69 ... $3695 (1) Sofa: covered in velour, 3 loose spring-fillec cushions. Sold “as 1s.” $19.50 (2) Large Lounge Chairs; one green, one rust. Sold $8 97 “as is.” Were $25.00-- . (1) Golden Oak 9-piece Dining Room Suite with zlm front china cabinet. Sold is.” Was $69.00__ - $|8 85 (1) Six-piece Walnut Finish Din- ette Suite; table, buffet and 4 chairs. Sold “as 1s.” Was $20.95 $ | 0395 (6) Porch Rockers; solid maple, 2 styles. (2) Lawn Benches; long, green enamel on angle iron frame. Were 5495 .,$3.39 (4) Magazine Stands; walnut finish; 2 pnckct< turned 6 ft. (3) Solid Walnut Lamp 'nbles. Duncan Phyfe base, carved apron. Goldenberg's—Fourth Fioor. BEDDING (1) Studio Bed; black crash covering, silver piping, bone white legs, chrome trim- med. Was $55.00-- $39099 (1) Studio Bed; tapestry covering, 3 kapok pillows, inner-spring mattress on box spring base; floor sample. $32.50 (1) Foster Studio Bed; blue linen crash covering: opens to full or twin beds. Was $3| 77 (1) Studio Bed M(h stationery back and clothes compartment, upholste: arms. $26 95 Sold “as is.” Was $59.00 (5) Innerspring Mattresses; dur- able art ticking, all stand- ard sizes. (8) Four-band Link Springs, to fit full size or twin $3 99 metal beds. Were $6.95 (6) Metal Beds; brown finish, center panel, twin size only. Were $7.95 $3 94 Goldenberg's—Fourth Fioor, Boys’ Wearables 25¢ Regularly S0c to 95¢ Odds and ends of boys' wearables, including Play Suits, Junior Overalls, Button-on Blouses, Sweat Shirts, Junior Boys' Wool Bathing Suits, Sweaters and Wash Suits, Goldenberg's—Main Floor TOILETRIES (3 dos.) Large Dressing Combs, Were 25c. (3 doz.) Tooth lflllll-. 10c 10c (72) Hostess Toilet SOID- regularly 5c cake. (74) Cheramy April Shower Cappi Perfume; pocket 23 size. Regularly 28c c 48 Bouton’s Perfume and Tre Jur Toilet Water; (23) Hair Brushes, black and white stiff bristles; vari- 39 ous shapes. Were 59¢c... c . Go‘lmbfl"i—flnln Floor. Store Closed All Day Saturday Sorry, No Phone or Mail Orders SPORTS APPAREL (10) Tennis Shorts; of white pique with navy or red rayon trim. Sizes 16 to 20. Were 43 T8 (15) Threc-plu'e Play Suits; of white pique with colored trim. Sizes 16 to 20. $1.00 _ (12) Lace Orgxndy Blouses; broken sizes up to 46. Were $1.00 53C (35) Beach Bags; bright colors, rubberized inside. Were 25 $1.00 & $1.39 C (10) Pastel Silk Crepe and White Flannel Skirts. Sizes $| 33 26 to 32. Were $1.95__ . (7) Rubber Bathing Suits; pas- tels and white. $1.00 & $1.59___ (15) Washable Pigue Skirts, in pastel shades. $1.00 (7) Pure Linen Summer Jackets; in gay colors. Sizes 14 to 20. Were $3.95 $I 93 (22) Pure Linen Blouses; in Summer shades. Were $I 33 $1.95 (95) Acetate Dressh. in stripes and plain colors; sizes. Were $1.88 (125) Beach Pajamas: sun backs and halter necks; stripes and dots. Sizes 15 & 17. $I 23 Were $1.95___ . Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. SWAGGER SUITS AND COATS Formerly $16.95 & $19.95 40 women’s and misses’ all wool Swagger Suits and Coats, silk crepe lined. Navy and tweeds Broken sizes, 14 to 20 and 11 to 17 GLOVES (20 pairs) Women's Mesh Gloves; with organdie cuffs; blue only. Large, medium and small sizes. Were $1.00 pair. 55¢ (39 pairs) Women's and Chil- dren’s Fabric and Mesh Gloves: novelty and cuff and slip-on styles. Were 29c and 39c paic. . (12 pairs) Women's 8- button Fab- ric Gloves; natural color 29 only. Were 69¢ pair__". [+ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. | of $10 on the citation. Chiffon Silk HOSIERY 49¢ Full fashioned, all silk Reinforced for wear. Smart Summer and early Fall shades. Sizes 812 to 10%3. Main Floor. MEN’S CLOTHING (58) Tropical Worsted Suits. Regular 34 to 44, short 36 to 39, stouts 42 to m slim 37 to 42 $17.50 (24) Tropical Worsted Suits. egular 36 to 39, short 36 and 37, long 37 to 42. For- $7 50 merly $15._____ Sulls‘ hand (8) 3-Pe. ‘lrnpltal tailored. Sizes 36 to 40. Formerly $24.85 $I4-98 (7) White, Tropical Weight Suits. Regular 1/35 and 1/36; short 1/35, 1/38, 1/39; long 1/37 and 1/39. For- merly $15.75____ $8-75 (20) Washable S White Reg- linen, crash and cottons. ular and slims. 34 to :’; FOI:men\ $6.98 to $3 98 (150) Wash Slacks: 28 to 42 waist. Formerly $1.49 to $1.98 _____ i 77C (9) Grey Linen Knick- 1696 ers. Sizes 30 to 36. For- merly $2.95____ (31) Wash Slacks. Sizes 29 to 42. For- merly $2.98________ $| 99 (14) Wool Flannel Trousers. White, stripes and checks. Sizes 29 to 42 (14) Blue Mohair Trousers. to 39 waist. Formerly $2 98 SN ... (8) Wool Flannel Sport Coats. Sizes 35 to 38 Reguldr 2 size Mfl n Floor. (74) Organdy Capes and Collars, in white and pastels Were 49c (62) Tailored Cotton and Celan- ese Blouses, in white and 43 colors. Were $1.00. c (47) Costume }lowers. 5 Were 29c, at : Cc (380) Women's Handkerchiefs: fine lawn with hand embroid- ered corner; mid-size. Were 4 Goldenberg's—Main Floor, Remnants of 69c to $1 Silks & Acetates All-Silk Canton (,repes. WA e All-Silk Ruff Crepes Printed and Plain Crepes Rayon Sati e Silk Shantung. ... Plain and printed patterns in large variety; black and wanted colors. Acetate white, 2 to 4 yard lengths. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. NOTIONS 1847“) Kl:inert"is Rubber Bathing sies Ware 100, 69C Sighdty soid. “were 30¢ 14€ srted colors, Were 450 29€ e M (30) Side Combs, I5C (202) Knitting Yarns -mcl\ldmg Shetland and German- ;‘:\‘::]“::dgscflnd ends. I2c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. UNDERWEAR (12) Women’s Rayon Gowns; in flesh color; sizes 16 and 17. Were 59¢__ 39¢ (12) Kiddies’ Waist S|||ts' French leg; sizes 2 and 4 years. Were 3% 2 10c (10) Women's Rayon Panties; in flesh color; small size only. Were 59¢ 29¢ (5) Women’s Lisle Union Suits; in flesh color. only. Were 59c. l(’:.) Wun:;;- . nties; flesh; regular sizes. Were 19c. Ioc (12) Silk Slips; lace trimmed; bias cut, in tearose; $| 29 size 42. Were $1.69_ . (7) White Slips; lace trimmed, bias cut; sizes 50 and $| 39 52; soiled. Were $1.95 . (20) Satin and Crepe Panties; sizes 19 and 21; soiled. Were $1.00__.. (10) Silk Slips; lace trimmed, bias cut; in tearose and white; sizes 34 and Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. HOUSE DRESSES (1) Blue Silk One-Piece Loung- ing Pajamas. Size 16. $|.29 Soiled. Was $1.95___. (4) Dotted Swiss House Dresses, in orchid. Sizes 38 and $l 40. Soiled. Were $1.69._. (3) Printed Percale House Dresses, green and brown. $I Size 38. Soiled. Were $1.95 Lounging Pa- Printed top, solid-color (2) Two-Piece trousers. Size 16 Soiled. Were $3.95__. $2.95 Jjamas. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Jr. Misses’ Dresses (25) Misses' Organdy Dance Frocks; in plain colors and prints, broken sizes 14 to 20. Were $1.95 59¢ (20) Junior Misses’ Silk Crepe Dresses; also 2-piece Woolen Dresses; plain colors and prints: broken sizes. Were 595 - $2.97 (25) Junior Misses' Organdy Dance Frocks; plain pastel shades and white. Broken $2.67 sizes 11 to 17. Were $5.95 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. X Silk Crepe Dresses 2.69 Regularly $595 & 3795 15 dresses sharply reduced for immediate disposal. All-silk crepes in dark shades and prints. Misses” and women’s sizes 14 to 42 in the lot. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor.