Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 31

STRANGLER SLAYS | HIGH SCHOOL GIRL Killer Leaves Nail Mark on Neck—Police Seek Motive. By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y. October 10— | Mystery surrounded today the slaying | of Muriel Hall, pretty 18-year-old high | school girl, who was strangled to death in the living room of her home in a fashionable residential distrigt. | With only the unmistakable mark of a fingernail on her slender neck and an unlatched door as clues, police were questioning friends and school- | mates, hoping to find some motive. | The girl was found dead by her| foster father, Leonard I. Hall, manu- facturing company executive, when he returned home from his office early last evening. Wore School Dress. She wore the same iight brown dress in which she had returned from school only two hours before. No sign of a struggle was apparent in the four-room | apartment which Hall and the girl occupied on the third floor of ‘he residence of H. Hewes Sullivan, prominent business man. Coroner David H. Atwater performed an autopsy. | “Death by strangulation at the hands of a person or persons un-| known,” was his verdict. | Police, who at first believed the girl | had committed suicide or died a natu- ral death, launched a search for the slayer. In City But Two Weeks. The girl came here only two weeks ago from Fairport, a suburb, where she had been living with her foster mother. The Halls have been sepa- Tated for several years. Mrs. Sullivan, wife of the owner of the house in which the girl lived, was not at home yesterday afternoon. She told police, however, that her invalid | mother, who occupied a room on the | second floor, heard the girl come in about 4 p.m., and a short time later heard a “thump” on the floor above. | Police said a prowler could have entered the house unseen through an unlatched side door which both fami- lies used. Interest Rates Up. Bank interest rates in China re-' cently soared to 20 cents per mill a day. Annullment Asked By Second Wife of | ‘Horseback Groom’ Mrs. Van Horn Says She “Just Happened’ to Read of Former Marriage. ‘The marital entanglements of | George M. Van Horn, the ‘“horse- | back groom.” were further compli- cated yesterday when his second wife, | the former Rose Wallace, filed a peti- tion- in District Supreme Court for annullment of their marriage. | Van Horn. 30, is being held in | Alexandria, Va., for grand jury ac- tion on a charge of bigamy placed against him October 3 by Mrs. Ethei | Mae Nagel Van Horn of Baltimore. When arrested, Van Horn pleaded not guilty, stating he believed his | first wife had obtained a divorce. ‘They were married in Ellicott City, Md., August 21, 1934, the annullment petition filed by the second Mrs. Van Horn alleges. Van Horn and the young woman who seeks to dissolve their marriage were married July 19 in Memorial Circle, on the Mount Vernon Boule- | vard. The entire wedding party was on horseback éxcept Rev. Pierce S. Ellis of the First Baptist Church, Alexandria, who performed the cere- mony. The unique ceremony was de- cided upon, Van Horn said, because both he and his bride came from Texas and had met first on a bridle path. The first Mrs. Van Horn said she learned of her husband's marriage to Miss Wallace only by chancing to read of it in a Sunday newspaper | magazine story. | Mrs. Van Horn No. 2 gave her ad- dress as 1803 Biltmore street and that of her husband, an auto mechanic, | as 7 New York avenue northeast. “Miss Universe” EGYPTIAN GIRL WINS WORLD BEAUTY TITLE. CHARLOTTE WASSAB, 18-year-old “Miss Egypt,” who won the title of “Miss Universe” at & recent beauty contest staged in Bruseels, Belgium i —Wide World Photn. Free Classes in Gaelic. Free classes in Gaelic, under the direction of Rev. Dr. James A. Geary, | professor of Gaelic in Catholic Uni- versity, will be organized at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Thomson School, Twelfth and L streets. The classes will meet every Thursday until the end of May. If Your Dentist Hurts You Try DR. FIELD Plate Expert Doubie S Suction I Guarantee a Perfect, Tight Fit in Any Mouth o ay Treatments for 'pyorrhea Extraction $l and SZ Also Gas. Eat. Plates 31.50 Repaired up DR. FIELD, 406 7th St. Plates $15t0 $35 Gold Crowns $6 up Fillings, 81 up N.W. Met. 9256 At the TRAYMORE Columhus own gulf stream —has taken the chill out of the autumn air. Spend Columbus Day week-end here —riding on the beach, golfing, dancing in the Stratosphere Room, or just lounging on the sun decks. And the food, you'll agree, is thoroughly delicious. Yet with all the luxuries, the rates are most moderate. Rates from 85 European— with meals $8 BENNETT E. TOUSLEY, General Manager From Your Doctor if the “Pain” Remedy You Take is SAFE Don’t Entrust Your Own or Your Family’s Well-Being to Unknown Preparations. BEFORE you take any 'preparation you don’tknow all about, for the relief of head- aches; or the pains of rheuma- tism, neuritis or neuralgia, ask your doctor what he thinks about it —in comparison with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. We say this because, before the discovery of Bayer Aspirin, most so-called “pain” remedies were advised against by phy- sicians as being bad for the stomach; or, often, for the heart. And the discovery of Bayer Aspirin largely changed medical practice. Countless thousands of peo- Price of ple who have taken Bayer Aspirin year in and out without ill effect, have proved that the medical findings about its safe- ty were correct. Remember this: Genuine Bayer Aspirin is rated among the fastest methocs yet dis- covered for the relief of head- achesand all common pains... and safe for the average person to take regularly. You can get real Bayer Aspirin at any drug store— simply by never asking for it by the name "L:plfin" alone, but always saying BAYER ASPIRIN when you buy. Genuine Bayer Aspirin THE EVENING Corsets (7) Mesh Girdles; semi step-ins; |in sizes 25 and 26; soiled. lq | Were $1.00 [+ (1) Semi Step-in Corselette; lace bust, size 37. Was $3.50 186.50 --L. (2) Semi Step-in Girdles, with sipper fastener, lightly boned. Sizes 31 and 32. Were $I 95 2k . Goldenberg’s—Second Floor, Underwear (25) One-piece Pajamas, of print- ed percale, sizes 16 and 29 17, solled. Were $1.00._.. &1C (8) Satin Slips, in tea- $1.39 rose color, size 40, | Crepe Slips, lace trimmed, : Philippine Gowns, in | Were $1.00 Waist_ Suits; leg, size 2. Were 69c " 49¢ length, size 26. Were 69c._. seat, small and medium Tntk-lmch Pants | soiled. Were $1.95_.. | a3) | blas cut, size 40, soiled. [were s169 .0t - 94(: 1 (5) peach color, size 17, soiled. 49 (16) Kiddies® with | elastic back and French | (30) Boys' Union Suits; hlgh neck and long sleeves, ankle 39 C (40) Kiddies’ Tuck-stitch Combina- tions; sleeveless and drop sizes. Were 59c 29C | (29) Kiddies' | and Shirts; in small size. | Were 29c.__ so b loc Bedding (7) Foster Coil Springs: guaran- teed for 20 years; tempered steel, orchid enamel finish; full size only. | (3) Folding Cots: canvas base, 1 solid hardwood frame $| 79 ||and legs. Were $2.39__ . | (1) Helier Studio Bed; plaid || covering, opens to full size or twin beds. ¢ | Wns $35.00 26 ll\ Simmeon's Studie Bed; high- grade covering; opens to full size or twin beds. 3 kapok $29.66 pillows. Was $45.00-- | (4) Heller Dreamland Innerspring Mattresses: tempered steel |coil unit. (6) Layer Felt Mattresses; rolled edge, durable ticking. 44 deep tufting. Were $8.95 (1) Heller Studio Bed; covered all | over in blue corduroy. with sil- ver piping. W?:S $3295 (2) Lift-up Studio Beds; covered in keretol simulated leather, opens to full size or twin $49 94 . | beds. Were $79.00-- Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Furniture Cabinet style Night Tables; maple veneered, turned legs. Were $9.95_ ; walnut or ma- hogany finish, 4 shelves. $ Were $2.49 ... I-99 Room Suite; covered all over in | green friezette. Floor 71.00 | (1) six-piece Modern Bedroom Suite; including bed, dresser, van- and night table. Was $149.00 3-cushion sofa, | chair and rocker. Was spring seat, loose pillow | back and wide arms. $999 (1) Three-piece Mlple Suite; 2- Covered in green plaid $ fabric. Were $44.95__ 3 |-84 | covered all over in green rayon | tapestry. Floor sam- | (2) Modern Lounge Chairs; one | covered in green leather, one in { filled cushions. Were $ 99 | $39.95 _ 22 ered in chintz. Were | $1295 rated lacquer finish, with glass tray. Were $1.49. ettes; with glassware. ‘Were $16.95. veneered cabinet. Sold “as 18.” Was $19.95_. ) ot L (6) Pier Cabinel (1) Kroehler two-piece Living | sample. Was $139.00 | ity, chifforobe, chair $89.00 (1) Fibre Suite; | (2) Stick Reed Lounge Chairs; | Were $14.95 | cushion sofa and 2 lounge chairs. | (1) Modern Living Roem Suite; | ple. Was $129.08--_ rust rayon tapestry, loose spring- (3) Boudoir Chairs; cov- | (11) Smokers’ Sta (2) Solid vAlnut Cellar- (l) Electric Hall Clock; wnlnut Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Notions 79c Hickory Sanitary Step-ins.49c | $1 Tydiracks; to hold shoes, ties, 49¢ 89c Rhinestone Buckles Clips . $1 Pur Collars, in grey, black --6! $9.99| STAR, =—The GOLDENBERG C "Cniversary Lamps (15) Pattery Table Lamps; com- plete with shade. (8) Bridge Lamps; bronze finish base, with parchment $2 88 shade. Were $3.95. (20) Small Lamps; suitable for vanity, radio or end table. Were $1.25 "e.97c Goldenberp‘s—T}urd Floor. Sheets & Domestics (6 Doz.) Seamless Bleached Sheets; 81x99”-size before ming. Were $1.00 (9) Rayon Bedspreads; 84x105" size, in orchid and blue. Were l I 9 . $1.69 . Rayon Pillow Sets, including 2) one large pillow and double bed T > $3.95 (11) Candlewick nnhpreads Were h) Colonial BQd\DrcddS. 84x105” O SRR (3 Dox.) Unbleached Sheets; 63x99” size spread. Were $7.95 full du\lb’e bed size. and 72x105” sizes Were $| 59 size before hemming. Were 59 [~ (7 Doz.) Bleached Pillow Cases; 42x36” size. Were |3 19c .. (2 Doz.) Unbleached Sheets; size before hemming. Were 72x99" Goldenberg'. s—.’llam Floors Gloves Women's Capeskin black, (14 pairs) Gloves; in slip-on style; brown and grey. Sizes 6 to 713, Were $1.00 pair 57¢ (39 pairs) Women's Real Kid Gloves; novelty cuff and plain slip- on style: white, beige and grey. Sizes 6 to Were @5 - " 8115 (22 pairs) Women's Fabric Gloves; .!anc\ cufl s[\lc bmv\n and black. Boys’ Clothing (26) Boys' Tweeduroy Caps; grey and brown mixtures. Were. Q. B [+ (64) Boys' Sweaters; with sleeves and sleeveless. Irregulars of $1.19 to $149 quali- 7lc (160) Junior Boys' Fall Suits; long sleeves, heavy cotton pants, 4 4 sizes 3 to 8 years. Were 59c.. C ’ School Knickers and (36) Boy English Shorts, sizes 4 to 18 in the lot. Were $1.00.._. 79¢ (84) Junior Shirts and Blouses, also Khaki Sport Blouses. Irregulars of 49c and 59c qualities 25¢ (72) Boys' Shirts and Button-on Blouses; odd lots and ir- regulars of 59¢ to 79c quali- 39 c (1) Boys’ Suede Leather Zipper Jackets; age 10 years, slightly spotted. Was $I 97 . $4.95 Suede Leather Zipper (2) Boys’ Jackets; ages 10 and 12 years. Were $5.95 $3.66 (60) Hickok Leather Belts; samples and irregulars of 50c qual= 2]c (2) Boys’ Horsehide Leather Jack- ets; zipper front and wool plaid lined; size Were $7.95 (10) Prep Topcoats; |ll wool crav- enetted; sizes 33 to 38. Were $15.75- $9 88 If (8) Boys’ Winter Overenlu' in li| blue and tan, wool lined. - $7.88 Sizes 14 to 16 years. Were $10.95......... (2) Prep Overcah. in grey ll| checks, sport back model. Sizes and 22 yeln. $l5 75 (7) Prep overcuh: in grey and brown all wool checks. : $11.90 ‘U Sizes 33 to 38. Were I Il " { u!) Boys’ ‘l‘weednny Knickers; ‘ plus-4 style; fancy tans and browns. Sizes 15 to 17. Were $2.95..._.__. 2 39 (120) - Hockey Caps; junior boys. Were 19¢c. Goldenberg’s— Main Floor. Jewelry i ‘\ (35) Rhinestone Clips; in various lllif shapes and styles. Regu- |9 il warly 4sc patr ... 17C (25) Odd Lot of Beads;_ long or ll| short strands, various sha and colors, Regularly 39c WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, 69¢ Fall Handbags 44¢ New grains in black and brown— in popular pouch and underarm shapes. Goldenberg’s— Main Floor. Toiletries 0dd Lot of Toilet Soaps; in 4 col- ors. Regularly 5c cake. Per dozen cakes, 296 (24) Lillian Talle Face Cream and Face Powder. o8¢ each. (31) Rubber Drtuln‘ Combs; large size. Regu- larly 25c . (36) Tooth Brushes, larly 15¢ (12) Brush, Mirror Sets. $1.00 - (14) Nonspi; the popular deodorant. Regularly 33c- 29C (37) Djer Kiss Face Pa der. Regularly 49c 29C (62) Odd Lot of Eau de Quinine Hair ’l‘onic, Bay Rum and Lilac Comb and Regularly 49¢ Maxine Perfume, includmg Chalys, Baby Breath, Christmas Dream and Sweet Pea odors. ularly 50c dram. Goldenberg's—Main Floors House Dresses (14) House Dresses; in striped seersucker and eyelet batiste; sizes 14 to 20, soiled. Were $1.00 39c (3) One-piece Lounging Pajamas; in rose and black, size $l 29 16. Were $2.95 (1) Flannel Robes; in green, orchid and rose, medium and : $2.95 small sizes, solled, Were Goldenberg’ —Secomi Floor, Floor Coverings (3) Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 ft.; discontinued patterns. $23 50 . Were $37.50 plain band (5) Axminster Rugs; border, size 9x12 ft. Were $47.50. $33.25 (5) Fibre Rugs. sizes 9x12 ft. and 8x10 ft. Floor samples. 00 Were $9.00 to $13.50... $5- ;IGZ)E A’Tv_"):;!nt \;I‘:ré $2| 50 $19.50 $29.00 - (8) Axminster size 9x15 ft. size 6x9 feet. $26.50 - (3) Axminster Seconds of quality .. (12) trong’s Quaker Rugs; 11%4x15 ft. size. Sec- $ onds of $18.50 quality. I 2-95 (10) Armstrong’s Quaker Rugs; 1174x12 ft. size. Sec- $ onds of $15.50 quality. | 0.95 (12) Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs; 9x12 ft. and 9x10%% ft. sizes. Dis- continued patterns. $ ‘Were $7.95 and $8.95.. 5-95 Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. Hosiery (30 pairs) Women's Full Fashioned Knee-high Silk Hose; in desirable shades, sizes 8!2 to 10. Sec- onds of 79¢ quality- - l6c (50 pairs) Women’s Full Fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose; ineincomplete range of colors and aiz; Seconds of high-pri 25 (60 pairs) Women’s Full Fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose; perfect quality in light shades l:ldlir;:ulnrs in dark shades. Regularly AL ha32¢ Chfldrul Pure Silk Anklets and Lisle Half Socks; in pestel and shoe shades. Sizes 6 to 9 in the lot; not in every 8 shade. Were 29¢ pair c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. Sale of s Cannon Turkish Towels Termed Mill Seconds Famous Cannon quality Turkish Towels, in plain white and with colored borders. 18x36” and 20x40” sizes; with colored borders or white 10¢c 20x40” and 22x44” si heavy double thread quality I 5c Extra large sizes: eaty |9 double thread quality_*. | 7G Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. OCTOBER 10, 1935. $1.49 Umbrellas $1.29 ‘Women's 10 and 16-rib Umbrellas, of fancy cotton in black, brown or navy combined with white. Ate tractive handles. Goldenberg’s— Main Floor, Housefurnishings (1) Gas Range; table top style, porcelain exterior, insulated top and front, automatic lighter. Four new type-gas-saving burners, large oven and separate broiler compartment. Was $29'50 $38.95 ... (6) Imported China Dlnner Sets; 32 pieces, service for 6. * Floral (50) Wear-Ever Aluminum Cake Pans; for indilvidual baking. Were 35~ (1) Five-piece Oak Breakfast Set; including large size extension table and 4 heavy chairs. Floor sample, (20) Heavy Steel Blue Enameled Chicken Fryers, with dome cover. Were $1. 67C (18) Wear-Ever Aluminum Case seroles: complete with bak- ing pan. Were $1.00. 59¢ (15) Wood Slat hundry Baskets, with side handles. Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. Neckwear & Handkfs. (194) School Berets, for junior misses and children. 49c and 69¢ ... (52) Women’s Fall Neckwear; in satin, pique and metallic |9 effects. Regularly 49c.._. [~ 43c (92) Boucle Scarfs; in new Fall patterns. Were (286) Women's Handkerchiefs; on sample cards. Hand embroidered, prints and Swiss embroidered 5 styles. Regularly 10c each.. Cc Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, o 8 . Curtains & Draperies (48 pairs) Pinch Pleated Damask Drapes; heavy corded damask, lined. Some with va- lance. Were $3.79 pair. $2-88 (18) 3oudoir Chair Covers; made of chintz, with pleated ey 90 C (150) Remnants of huvy weight Drapery Damask; some reversible. Useful lengths. Regularly 50 79¢ to 98¢ y (75) Lace Curtain S-mplu. in filet and open mesh weaves. Some can be matched into pairs. 39 Regularly 69c each._ [~ (300 yds.) Fancy Marquisette, also plain cream and ecru color. I 4c Regularly 25c¢ yd. (60 pairs) Extra wide Ruffied Cur- tains; of dotted marquisette, in cream color only. Were 88 $1.25 pair. = c (24 pairs! Curtains; in ecru color, with em- broidered border. Were $| 38 $1.75 pair . (225 pairs) Tuffiled and Tailored C’llmhu:dnl,s‘o Cottage Sets, in plain an gured mar- quisette. Were 69c vair___ 50C Goldenberg’s—Third Floor. Clearance of 34 MEN'S $22.50 MORTON HALL Fall Suits $‘| 5.98 H’lrd flnllmd worludl and serges, shoru and ‘longs included in the (ua Pllrl) Men's All-Wool Siacks, {n brown. eres. olus and tan. Side buckles: muny with Pleat Sizes "$2.33 it s 08 pa Goldenberg’s—Main Fioor. Household Linens (25) Candewick Vanity Sets; slightly soiled. Were I 5 c Mot e e (7 pkgs.) Boott Mill Hemstitched Towels; soiled. 6 in pack- 78c age. Regularly $1.29.. (4) Homespun m Size 50x50”, fast colors. Were 74 c 38c (2) Lace Vanity Sels; fine l\l linen quam.y Were 37c = 7c ey Gotton .-iey and Linen Dolleys. Wen.-m_.. Goldenberg's—M Bedwear (8) Bed Comforts, large double bed size, silkoline covered., Were $2.50......... — s I .99 (5) Part Wool Blankets; double bed size, not less than 5% wool. Soiled from display. Were $2.98 99 pair $ I (15) Scotch Plaid Blankets; heavy fleeced quality, large double bed size. Were B petr ... $1057 Goldenberg’s—Third Floor, Clearance of Floor Samples Norge and Kelvinator New Electric Refrigerators ‘These are brand new models and are fully guaranteed and serviced for one year. (1) Norge Electric Refrigerator; 7.2/10 cubic feet capacity; lacquer finish, white stainless porcelain in- terior. Was $229.50. $ l 75 00 ! 25c a Day buys it.. (1) Norge Electric Refrigerator; 5.19/100 cubic feet capacity, all porcelain inside and out. $189.50. 20c a Day $|49 50 buys it. (1) Kelvinator Electric Refrigera« tor; 5. 41/100 cubic feet capacity, porcelain interior, lacquer outside. Was $167.50. 20c & $|29 50 Day buys it. Galdznbem';—Daunstans Store. Remnants of $1.19 to $1.50 54-in Woolens 88¢ Fine all-wool Coatings, dress fabrics and novelties, in lengths suitable for coats, suits and dresses. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. $1.29 Fall HATS 94 Brims, turbans and off-face models, in black and Fall colors. Matron and youthful styles. Headsizes, 22, 23 and 24 inches. Goldenberg': Sale B-11 Sorry, .No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orderson Remnant Items! Children’s Dept. (1) Fiber Stroller. Sold $7 95 “as is.” Was $12.95_... (6) Girls' Slip-over Sweaters, with short sleeves; light shades; 39 broken sizes. Were $1.00.. c (31) Girls’ Regulation Blouses, with long sleeves; tan only. Sizes 8 to 16 years. 9¢ (11) Infants’ Cotton Shirts; dou- ble-breasted, long sleeves. | O Sizes 3 and 4. Were 39c.. 1 UC Goldenberg’'s—Second Floor, Men’s Furnishings (24) Men's Balbriggan Drawers; white and unbleached, ankle length, sizes 3¢ and 42 39 only, Were 69c - c (159) Men's Ribbed Undershirts with long sleeves, and ankle length drawers. Medium weight, S W e DG (4) Men’s Suede Leather .Iacketa. with web collar, cuffs and waist. Sizes 40 and 42. Slight- ly spotted. Were $4.95. $2'95 (79) Men's Caps; in checks, her= ringbone and plain weaves. and mamon. medium sizes. Were s $1.95 (200 pairs) Men's Rayon and Lisle Socks; dark patterns, sizes 10 to 12. ity (210 pairs) Men’s Socks, in white, black and tan clox. Sizes 10 9 to 12. Were 19c pair C (48) Pad Garters, wide or narrow elastic, single grip. Were 15¢ . bc (150) N P! and full upper front, in brushed wool and fancy weaves. Regularly $2.95 $ I .59 (73) Men’s .Pull-over sleeveless Sweaters, in maize only. Small, medium and large sizes. = 6c (180 pairs) Men's Bunny Hair Socks and Anklets; in stripes and plaids, sizes 10 to 11%; Were 50c pair Goldenberg's— Main Floofs Window Shades (85) Odds and Ends of Window Shades; 327 to 36” wide, ¢ ft. 6 length. Green only. Irreg- ulars of 39 and 49c quuu- |8 [ Washable Fibre “hdow Shades; 3x6 ft. cut size, in ivory or green. Were 39¢c.. 29(: (110) Washable Duplex Window Shades; 3x6 ft. cut size, in green= and-white or green-and-ecru. Slight misweaves in cloth, pertect rollers. Were 3125 O8C (45) Extra Long Holland Window Shades; 3x9 ft. cut size, in ecru only. Were $1.39._.. 98c Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Store. ; half {125) 's Main Floor. Remnants of 79c to §1.25 Silks & 2 to 4 yard lengths. Large assort- ment of styles and colors in Printed Silk Crepe, All-silk Ruff Crepe, Crinkle Crepe, Flat Crepe and Can- ton Crepe, Pure Dye Printed Ace- tate Crepe and Plain Acetal Goldenberg' Remnants of 19c and 25¢ WASH FABRICS Lengths from 2% to 4! yards. Including Printed Percales, Rayon- and-Cotton Flat Crepe, Dress Ging- hams, Plain Color Broadcloth and Pemdes 1 4 c Fast colors, yard- Sale! Wo Acetates 44: te Crepe. 's Main Floor. 29c¢ to 38c FABRICS Remnants of Printed Rayon-ande Cotton Crepe, Printed Cotton Tweeds, Rayon Taffeta, Dress Ginghams, Printed 18¢ Sheers, etc. Good use- ful lengths, yard------e men’s $2.49 Health Arch Shoes Ties, Oxfords and Strap Slip- pers, in black or brown leath- ers. A com- fortable walk- ing shoe. All sizes. Pairs) w.-;-. a0d Growine . black, wo-tons. combinatiopk. sl lel. Regularly " 4 n 98 and $2.49 pair_. o (187 Pairs) Women's House Slip- nd_ leather- as- Lt Ts. soft lors. Al e ularly $1.49 patr-.__. Goldenberg' (144 Pairs) Boys' Dress new Fail styles. with stitched soles. Sizes to lll 6. Regularly $1.95 pair $‘ 49 (190 Pairs) Men's Dress Osfords, Bew Pall styles in black $| 96 or brown sizes S— ‘s—Main Floor.