Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1935, Page 31

CITIZENS RESOLVE 10 DRIVE SAFELY Randle Highlands Meeting Opposes Diversion of Gas Taxes. Unanimous indorsement of The Star’s Safety Campaign and the signing of safety pledges featured the first Fall meeting of the Randie Highlands Citizens’ Association last night at Junior Mechanics’ Hall. ‘The campaign was praised by Adel- bert W. Lee, president, as a sinccre effort to reduce traffic fatalities, and he predicted far-reaching results. After members voted unanimousiy pport the move, pledge cards weré distributed and signed by those present who drive cars, Many took pledge cards home to be distributed among friends. Tax Diversion Hit. Richard M. Ham, director of puklic eafety for the American Automobile Association, addressed the group on proposed plans to divert gas tax funds for expenditures other than street construction. Such a step, he told the body, would inevitably result in an increase in the gas tax. Under the present law, Ham de- clared, diversion is impossible. The District motorist is subject to 16 forms of taxation, including gas, reg- istration fee, operator’s permit, per- sonal property tax and others The courts in other States, he de- clared, have several times upheid laws prohibiting use of gas tax funds for purposes other than for which levied, since such funds are derived from only one class of citizens—the motorists. The association indorsed the A. A. A’s stand in opposing diversion of ga3 tax funds. Shift of Barge Urged. ‘The location of the National Syme phony Orchestra barge by the Pern- sylvania avenue southeast bridge was opposed in another resolution. It was described as an “eyesore” and sug- gestions were made that it be moved to Buzzard’s Point. The cesolution, which is to be sent to the National Capital Parks Commission, was amended to request the distributon of park benches throughout local park areas. On motion of C. A. Barker an in- crease in the Plumbing Department’s personnel was asked by the group. It was pointed out that mord inspec- tions in local plumbing units in Ran- dle Highlands are needed. Other business passed included a request for a more active motoreycle police detail and the improvement of the sidewalks on Twenty-eighth street between Pennsylvania avenue and T streets southeast. — DISPUTE SETTLED BY NAZI AND SWISS Official Disciplined for Enticing Jewish Journalist Across Bor- der—Man Expelled. By the Associated Press. BERNE. Switzerland, September 19. ~—A compromise between the Swiss and German governments settled yes- terday the case of Berthold Jacob, Ger- man Jewish journalist, allegedly en- ticed from Switzerland by a German agent and seized. Jacob was delivered to Swiss au- thorities yesterday, it was announced, and the German official was discip- lined. The Swiss Federal Council or- dered Jacob expelled. Anti-Nazi feeling had been aroused in Switzerland because of the alleged kidnaping on Swiss soil by German Nazis of Jacob, fugitive journalist from the Third Reich. Jacob was reported missing March 18, and a week later German au- thorities informed Swiss officials that he had been arrested and jailed in Germany. The German government insisted he returned to German soil ©f his own volition. Switzerland nevertheless charged a grave violation of Swiss sovereignty by Germany in his alleged kidnaping, and protested to the Reich April 1. An investigation into the Nazi party in Switzerland was ordered. — D. C. NAVAL ARCHITECT SUES BATH SHIPBUILDER By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Me., September 19.— An aftermath of the Senate Muni- tions Committee investigation last ‘Winter appeared yesterday ina Federal Court suit for $100,000 for “profes- sional services” by Arthur P. Homer, Washington naval architect, against the Bath Iron Works, Inc., of Bath, shipbuilders, ‘The suit sets forth that $50,000 was due Homer for “services.” Homer, who figured prominently in the Sen- ate Committee’s investigation ot Gov- ernment ship contract awards, was at that time described as a shipbuilder’s agent with White House contacts. ‘The suit listed services to the ship- building corporation over a period from November, 1932, to July, 1933, Recently the Bath corporation was awarded Government contracts for construction of three 1,850-ton de- stroyers at a cost of $3,000,000 edch. Two destroyers are now under con- struction at Bath. ADVERTISEMENT. T00 MUCH ACID MAY BE WHAT AILS YOU Tired ud Pepless? Blood Is bed by Acidity. more miserable ¢'?&u1‘3-1’-'°1’m§!" any other one m ‘Too much ac sours gur 14 vile rtburn .nd pains. &W don'; s00d out of what you eat ind_ e k rect ‘things like bl aTh milk et magnesia_and other such one-drug mnodm thnt only give rener rrom the :{u too much d. They n Irfltlte stomach HnlnF lnd bring on & l-uer flow of {flnxh loric acid. rid of sour acid and keep rid of "® ar g00d by taking some water with a uumnrul of Pllcldln in it.<everal times a day. 11 u (1 sleep. " Your T 1l wel wil AN muluy lnvlnl the waste bowels v Teady Tor “lorious lflrnlns fet, Placidan preplr;e! vour food o wel 74 s pills ubn s, 1axatives oF B ou'll get up in the morning like & m ng cock, fresh, clean an rel ;hr:ll ‘breakfast. All dru ‘tores mfi A" Hay NO if Nfil‘glfll B i Sl Umbrellas (16) Boys’ Umbrellas; with crook handles. Were 50 c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Lamps (23) Bridge Lamps; $| 05 complete with shade.. o (12) Large Console Mirrors; with frame; two shapes. $2.29 Were $2.95 (6) Table hmp, complete with rayon Boys’ Clothing (120) Boys’ Fall Weight Union Suits, short sleeves and knee (60) Boys’ Pull-over Sweaters and Sweat Shirts; sizes 8 to 16. Were 59¢ and 69c 39%¢ (43) Boys' Tweeduroy Knicken, in grey, tan aad brown; 11 $2.95 (12) Boys’ Tweeduroy Zipper Jackets; wool lined; sizes 10, 16, 18 and 20 years. Were $3 88 o {3) Boys Tweeduroy Zipper Jackets, in fancy brown; size 8 Were $3.95 (12 Prep Suits, in navy blue chev- jots, with two longies and vest, sizes 15 to 22 years. $9 95 . were $11.95 and $13.75 (4) “Smart Set” Prep Suits; with two lcugies and vst, sizes 17 and 22 years. Were $]5 75 (4) Prep Suits; with two longies, sizes 16, 21 and 22 $ years. Were $15.75 I |.95 (120) Boys’ Shirts and Button-on Blouses; odd lots from regular stock and slight irregu- lars. Were 59c to 79._- 39%¢ (130) Boys' Hickok Leather Belts; with tongue buckles. Samples and irregulars; to 32. Were 50c. 300) Boys' Four-in-hand School Ties; various styles. Were I 5 19¢ and 25€--------.- Cc (3) Boys’ Twoe. Knleler Suits; Fall patterns for school; sizes 13, 15 and 16 years. $5.97 (5) Boys’ Suits; with knickers or English shorts; sizes $ 6,7 and 9. Were $7.95 5-97 (12) Junior Boys’ Top Coats: sizes 3, 4 and 5 years. Were $2.95 886 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Furniture (2) Toilet Tables; solid maple with hanging mirror. $8 88 Formerly $16.95 o (6) 'Night Tables; cabinet style; with storage compartment; maple veneered. $ 99 Formerly $9.95 20 (5) Occasional Chairs; spring seats; rust or green figured tap- estry cover; walnut finished arms and legs. $8.95 (14) Smoking Stands; bllck lacquered with gold decoration; glass ash trays. Former- ly $1.49 84c (1) Davenport Sofa; covered in tapestry. Sold as is. Formerly $29.95.-.. $I '-94 (2) Stick Reed Chair and Otfo- man; enameled frames and spring seats. Form- erly $19.95 $I |-77 (6) Drop-Leaf End Tables; but- terfly or spoon legs; solid maple finished walnut. l 99 Formerly $3.99. . (1) Large Golden Oak Dresser; beveled mirror; ample drawer space. Sold as is. 99 Formerly $22.50. $9- (1) Stick Reed Love Seat and Lounge; natural finish; loose pil- low backs; spring seats. (Formerly $29.95 (1) 4-Pc. Bed-l;;m Suite; gen- uine walnut veneers- with wood overlays; poster bed, vanity, dresser and Formerly $149. (1) 2-Pc. Lounge Suite; covered in rust figured frieze. Floor sample. Formerly $139 (1) Golden Oak Dresser; ample drawer space. Sold as 7 77 is. Formerly $17.94._ . (1) Sofa. Spring Seats loose pil- low backs. Solid maple frames n walnut finish. Formerly $35 o $'6.99 (7) Pier Cabinet. Walnut, maple Formety 1230 $1.94 Fourth Floor. Silk Lingerie (3) Silk Slips. Lace trimmed. Bias cut. Sizes 34, 42 and 44. Formerly $2.95 $|.95 (10) Silk Slips. Lace trimmed. Sizes 38, 40 and 42. $l '9 Solled. Formerly $1.69 . (19) Silk lllu.“ !‘u"u'lmmed. bias cut. Sizes 34 and 58 C (6 Pr.) Rayon Gowns. Odd lot. Tailored style. Site 16. 10 Formerly 8c.... C Goldenberg's—Matn Floor, - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Soventh and K Sorry, No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders on Remnant Items. Sportswear (24) Acetate Dresses; ideal for Winter. Long sleeves, sizes 38 to 42. Formerly $1.99 - s $|.69 (10) Skirts; woplens in dark shades. Sizes 26 to 30. Formerly $1.29 79¢ (10) Organdy Blouses; black and white plaids. Sizes 14, 16 25 and 18. Formerly $1... C (12) Pure Silk Blouses; slightly solled. Sizes 34 to 40 Pbrmetly $195 and $I 39 Children’s Dept. (3) Nursery and High Chair Combinations; in maple or green. Sold “as is.” Wi $5.95 set (11) Chubby Dresses; of ace- tate; sizes 1213 to 16%; for *chubby” girls. Sold “as Ls.‘y: :Vere $2.95 sl'sq (2) Tots’ Flannel Coats; in green and pink; size 4 sl 59 years. Were $3.95.. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. RE Floor Coverings (3) Tapestry Rugs; 9x12 ft. size, Were $I5.95 T xs ft. size. Were $|5.95 (1) Axminster Rug; plain band border; 9x12 ft. size; im- $25 perfect. Was $44.50.... (1) Wilten Rug; 9x12 size. Was $49. - szq (2) Tapesiry Bwnn; 6x9 ft. size. ere $1500 $10.95 (5) Wool Velvet nnn, 8Ygx10%2-1t.; Were $29.95 (12) Carpet Samples; 27x54 in. size; finished for use $| 95 as rugs. Were $3.50__ . (3) Oriental Design Rugs; 6x9 ft. size. Seconds of $23.50 $32.50 quality.. ug; 9x12 ft. size; (1) Axminster $12 used for display purposes. Was 835, Damaged..... (5) Felt Base Rugs; 9x12 ft. size. Seconds of $6.95 $4 45 o (187 Yds.) Remnants of Felt Base Runner. Regularly 29c to 50c yd. = 20c (14) Felt Base Art Squares, or rugs without borders; $3 45 9x10-1t. size. Were 85. . (126 Yds.) Felt Base Floor Cov- eflnl:lu in. wide, lengths from 4 to 10 yds. Regularly 50c yd. 29C (427) Yds) Gold Seal and Neponset Floor Coverings; lengths from 4 to 20 sq. 39 yds. Regularly 69c sq. yd. (+4 Goldenberg’s—Downstaigs Store. House Dresses (2) Dresses. Navy blue dotted swiss. Size 38 only. For- l merly $1.69. (10) Dresses. Printed percale and pique Sizes 14 to 20. Formerly $1. 39C (8) Uniforms. Gree: ly. Short sleeves, white collars and cuffs. Sizes 36 to 44. merly $1.09____ (2) Lounging Pajamas. Two- piece, printed top Ml)’lld trousers. Size 16. Former] Goldenberg’s—Second noor Window Shades (75) Window Shades; in white, light and dark ecru; perfect roll- ers, but slight misweaves in cloth. Were 78¢c to 98¢ 49c (375) Rubber Stair Treads; 9x18”; in maroon color; with nosing attached. Were IO c (150 Yds.) Table Oilcloth; 50" wide; reversible back. Ir- 28 regulars of 36c quality_.. &OC (79) Window Shades; and lace trimmed; white only. Were fringed Gloves (15) Single Woven Fabric Gloves. Blue only. All small sizes, Formerly 49c 23c (8) Sport Check Gloves. Blue and brown. Assorted sizes. Formerly 39¢..... lqc (24) Cape Skin Gloves. White, brown, blue, grey and black. Formerly §l..... '96 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Housewares (15) Goldenberg’s Waterless Cleaner; for all kinds of painted surface. For- merly 58¢. (2) Gas Ranges; 4 burner, side oven model, separate broiler com- partment, automatic lighter, semi-insulated. Guaranteed baker. Porcelain enamel ex- terior. $39.50 .. (26) 14-pe. Crystal Glass Lunch- eon Sets; beautiful pressed glass cutting. Formerly 57¢c (25) Baking Shells; imported sea Formerly 95c, doz... ... wc (6) Ice Crusher and Orange Juice Combinations. Formerly I 5 c (3) Kitchen Stools; wood with ivory enamel finish. Floor samples. Formerly 119 71c (13) Enamel Kettles; 20-qt. size. Can be used as a cold canner. $179 ___ (4) Serving Trays; solid mahoz- any, slightly damaged. Formerly $1 25¢ (4) 100-pe. Dinner Sets; service for 12. Bird of Paradise decora- tion. Tea pot in- :luded Formerly $ l 5 85 (5) Johnson's M Cleaner; for cleaning waxed floors. Formerly 59¢. Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. Corsets (6) Brassieres. Mesh, long line. Size 34 only. Solled. For- IOC (4) Mesh Corsettes. Firmly boned. Sizes 35, 37 and 41. Formerly $5 $2.95 (2) Girdles. Semi-stepins with zipper fastening. Size o o $1.95 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935. Neckwear, Handkfs. (62 Pcs.) Neckwear; including collars and collnr-lnd-cllu! sets; in pique, satin and mmre Were 45c.._. 24c (890) Women’s Handkerchiefs; including Irish prints, Swiss and styles. (658) Men’s Handkerchiefs; in- cluding white pongee and colored woven border for styles. Were 8c._ 29C (410) Women’s Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs; in broken assort- ment of initials. Were 10c.oone. 01 21C (460) Artifictal Flowers; for home decoration. Regu- larly 10c spray... 6 t 296 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Jr. Misses’ Dresses (25) Acetate Dresses; in washable pastels; broken sizes 11 to 17. (35) Silk Crepe Dresses; in washe able pastels; broken sizes 11 m.l‘1. ‘Were $3.99 and $I .69 (30) Silk Crepe Dresses; in wash- able pastels and prints; broken sizes 11 to 17. $5.95 and $7.95 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Hosiery (75 Pairs) Children’s Half Socks and Anklets; nearly all sizes. Formerly 25c pair.. (24 Pairs) Children’s Silk Anklets; in solid colors; sizes 6, 7, 7'z and 8 in the lot. 2' c Were 29c pair. (12 Pairs) Boys’ 7; Length Sport 10c Hose; broken sizes and colors. Were 25¢ pair-__ (49 Pairs) Women's Full Fash- foned Chiffon Silk Hose; broken sizes and colors. Sec- onds of 59c quality._ .- 38C Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Men’s $15.98 & $19.75 One and Two Pants SUITS $1298 Clearance of 48 suits—from higher-priced lines. One and two pants suits, in plain and sport models. Sizes 34 to 42 in regulars, shorts and slims included in the group. (9) Men’s Topcoats, sizes 34, 36, 37, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Were $12.75 $8-95 (23) Men’s Raincoats; rain- s $2.98 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Notions (70 Yds.) All-Over Lace; in silk and rayon; 36” wide; remnant lengths of 3 and 4-yard pieces. Regularly 89c yd. 49¢ (42) Manicure Scissors; of forged steel. (40 Pairs) Dress Shields; of Jap- anese silk; regular and crescent shapes. Were 19¢ (27) Cretonne Knitting Bags; with wood handles. 24 C Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Continuing The Sale of an Extraordinary Purchase! 20,000 Rolls of Wall Paper At Savings of % and More Room Lots WALL PAPER B S 1 44 10 sipgle rolls side wall, 6 ceiling and 18 yards of border. Enough for aw 12x14 ft. room. o Wall Papers, 5c¢ Single Roll Choice of patterns suitable for all Guaranteed rooms. sunfast. Wall Papers, 9¢ Single Roll 1935 patterns. Washable rough plastic, embossed pat- terns and prints. A wide selection. Fine quality. Guaranteed sunfest. Wall Papers, 14c Single Roll Super-quality. and waxed tiles. omw.—mmm Wide variety of wash- memhmnmdm Guaranteed sunfast. Room Lots WALL PAPER 81.94 le rolls sld: 10 B ceiling, d.s of border. :verase 12x14 (14) (24) Genuine Steerhide Bill Folds; were $1.00._. 39C Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Women’s Dresses (15) Silk Crepe Dresses; washable paatels and light prints, $2 69 Broken sizes 14 to 50.. (70) Dresses; Broken sizes 14 to 50. Formerty $196 and 1295 OJC (20) /Dresses; silk and acetate, washable pastels only. Sizes 14 to 20 in broken assort- $ l 69 ments. Formerly $3.99 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Women's and Misses’ Seconds of 79c and $1 Full-Fashioned Knee-High Hose Sheer and extra sheer weights. Elastic garter woven into top. Reinforced lisle heels and toes. Medium and darker shades for Fall. Sizes 8% to 10%2. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Leather Goods - Metal and Cord |9 Belts; were 79c to $1.00 (15) Children’s Hand- various colors. acetate and cottons, e 49: Bedding (7) Poster Beds; walnut, ma- hogany or maple fin- ish; full size only. I9c Formerly $7.95. (1) Heller Studio Couch; blue crash cover; inner-spring mat- tress; opens to full or twin beds. For- $4.94 $29.99 (2) Studio Beds; green tapestry cover; 3 kapok pil- lows. rormer]y slq 97 (7) Layer Felt Mattresses; rolled edge, deeply tu!ud, - $5.88 Four-Band u.x Springs; grey enamel finish. Warehouse samples. Formerly $7.95.. $3.99 (2) Simmons Sth M green tapestry construction. Form- erly $35. (12) Metal Beds Graceline tubing: covers; innerspring $22.75 3 !wln size only; 1{-inch fillers; Dram Perfumes 39¢ Dram Regularly 70c to $1.00 Your favorite perfume in dram bottles—sharply reduced for one day only. Corday Heure Romantique; Lan- vin's My 8in, Lost Soul and Scandal; Bourjois Fiancee; Ga- billa May West; Vigny Golli- Wog; Seventeen; Crepe de Chine. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Remnants 29¢ to 50c¢ WASH FABRICS 1 9c yd. Lengths from 2 to 4, yards. Percales, tweeds, rayon- and-cotton crepe, rayon taf- feta, ginghams, dimity and batiste, pic-pon suitings and sateens. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Underwear l‘)l dlhyon Gowns. Slightly soiled from handling. Size 16. Formerly $1__._ 79C (20) Children’s Knit Waist Suits. Elastic back. Formerly 39c (12) Odd Lot of Women's Gauze Vests; slight seconds; size IO 38 only. Were 29¢ c Goldenberg’s—Muin Floor. Sheets & Domestics (110 yds.) Unbleached Cotton; 39” wide. Regularly 16¢ e s 10c (4 doz.) Seamless Sheets; 81x90” size before hemming. 49¢c (4) Colonial Bedspreads; in wanted colors, 72x108” $ size. Were $3.95 2 39 (5) Fruit-of-the-Loom Printed Covmlort Covers, Were sl '29 (3 doz.) Bleached Sheets; 63x108” size; 3 yards long. Were 79 c (3) Brocade Rayon Bedspreads; blue and orchid; 72x $2 |9 108~ size. Were $3.95 . (2) Rayon Pillow Sets, including one double bed spread and large pillow. Were $3 49 7 D (4 doz.) Unbleached Sheets; 63x99” size; extra length for single beds. Were 89¢ 59¢ (12) Bleached Sheets; 81x108” size, yards long. (96) 42x36" (4) Candlewick Bed- spreads; full size. Were $2.95 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Men’s Furnishings (49) Men’s Coat Sweaters; brown and fancy weaves, sizes $' 36 to 42. Were $1.49 (144) Men’s Hose; mostly white with clox; sizes 10 to 12. Ir- regulars of 29c qual- |2| / c (42) Men’s Rayon Shnh, in peach and blue, broken 29 c (72) Men’s Pure Silk Hose; in brown, clox and ls".:p:: Sizes 10 to 11%. Irregul 50c quality. 24c (200) Arrow Soft Collars; popular styles in quarter and 3-quarter sizes only. Regularly and 35c.. -- (143) Men’s Sweaters; pull-over style, long sleeves or sleeveless. Plain white and maize. Were 89c. ch (48) Men’s Union S: weight, long sleeves and ankle length; broken sizes. 793 collar attached style, moquy white, sizes 14, 1473 and 15. Slightly mussed. Were 49 c in light patterns, also solid eoh' Knitted Ties. Were 39¢c |9c Alnd 50c__. Fol - o 7 Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Friday Only! B—-11 Toiletries (8) Junis Cream; regu- larly 50c tube 19¢ (7) Barbara Gould Face Powder and Cleansing Cream 69 Sets. Regularly $1.10... O7C (19) Lilian Talle Body Powder and Face Cream. Regu- larly 59c. (90 Pkgs.) Junior Probak Blades; 25 in package. Regu- lurly 59c. (37) Nu-Sheen. Regu- larly 50c. (12) Seventeen Face Cream. Regularly 79¢... 39c (5) Floramye Face Pow- dor. Reguinrty Toc.o. DIC (6) Sevepteen Taleum; (11) Bath Brushes; regu- larly 98c.. 49(: (19) Woodbury’s Sh:n. poo; regularly 35¢c (11 Hot Water Bags; regularly 89c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Stationery Dept. (18 Bexes) Writing Pape?; 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes. (9) Scrap Books; with leatherette backs. Were 6% - " 49¢ (14) Ash Tray: and black finish. 69c Goldenberg’s—Main Floof. $1.29 Smart, New HATS 99¢ Every one a brand-new Fall fashion. Brims, off-the-face and close-fitting styles. Black, brown, navy, wine, green, rust and purple. Headsizes to 24 inches. Goldenberg's—Main Floor, Costume Jewelry 33c Regularly 50c to 69¢ (85 pieces) Costume Jewelry, in- cluding Earrings, Pins, Clips, Bracelets, Mourning Beads, Ear- rings and Plas. (8) Loose Powder Com- pacts; large size. Were $1.79 79¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. 2,000 Yds. 79c to $1 Remnants of Silks & Acetates Printed Silk Crepe Ruff Crepe Silks Crinkle Crepe Silks Flat Crepe Silks Acetate Plain Crepes Printed Acetate Crepes All Rayon Satin o Printed Crepolo Crepes 2 to 4 yard lengths $l & $1.25 Remnants 54-In. WOOLENS Lengths suitable for coats and suits, in- cluding Coatings, Tweeds and Checks, in All full 54 inches wide. wanted colors. 69¢ Goldenberg's—Main Floor. We Bought the Entire Stock of ROBERTS SHOE STORE 3036 Fourteenth St. N.W. Y3 1o 15 less than regular price To complete assortments, we have added shoes of equal value from our own stocks. Women’s Fall Shoes Ties, oxfords, pumps, strap slippers, s) All desired leathe: and sizes 3 to 9 in the group. All heel oxfords and sandals. styles. 99 | $3 & $4 Arch and Dress Shoes, $1.94 | Women'’s House Wemen's Evening Shoes, Roberts’ prices, $3 to $5. Sandals and Pumps for formal wear. Gold, silver and satin. Many styles. Women's $2.59 and $3 Dress Slip- All sizes in the $| 88 pers and Oxfords. Dressy models 8roup in many styles. All $ 4 4 sizes in the group...- |- Boys’ and Girls’ and Misses’ $1.39 97c Boys’ $1.98 Fall Oxfords Men'’s and Boys' $3 Oxfords Women’s $4 to $6 Dress and Arch Shoes. Beautiful styles, in all leathers. Included ;‘:::!y "}Tlmlnnn" $‘2.94 Policeman’s $3 Shoes All sizes and widths. are some Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Curtains & Draperies (18) Rayon Doileys for End Tables; 12x13” size; in rose, gold or green. Regu- Corded Damask; in use- ful len;flu. Regularly 38c (97) 'l‘lll.rll Curtains. “ot plaid Spanish net; in red, rust, green or gold. Regularly 79¢ 47 c ins; of flow- ered marquisette; tie-backs in- cluded. Regularly 69¢ qt pair [+ (30) Cottage Curtains; of plain or plaid marquisette; for bath rooms or kitchens. Regu- 39 larly 69c pair c (300 Yds.) Remnants d Drapery Materials; including marquisette, Spanish net and cretonnes. Regularly 19¢ and 25¢ = 10c - 39c Homespun; in brown only; for Regularly 25¢ yd. -..... C Goldenberg's—Third Floor, Towels & Linens (21) Candlewick Scarfs and Van- ity Sets; solled from dis- |9c play. Were 95c....... (10 Boxes) All-Linen Cocktail Napkins.' Regularly 98c 39c box of 6.. (8) All-Linen Vanity Sets. Regularly 98c.... 49¢ (45) Turkish Towels; with col- ored border; (37 Dos.) Boott Mill Towels; in plain white. Seconds of S 10c quality. e (4) Homespun Luncheon Cloths: size 50x70”; soiled $139 soiled from display. Were $2.50. (4) Finger Tip Towels; all linen quality. Three in- box. Regularly 98c. 29C (9 Boxes) Embroidered Pillow Cases; solled from dis- 78 glay. Were $1.00 patr... c 47) m Towels; with co- ored