Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1937, Page 38

NEW AIR OFFICIAL NAMED BY ROPER Denis Mulligan to Be Assist- ant Director of Commerce Bureau. Creation of an additional post of assistant director of air commerce and appointment of Denis Mulligan, chief of the regulation and enforce- ment division of the Bureau of Air Commerce, to fill the new post was announced late yesterday by Secre- tary of Commerce Roper. Mr. Mulligan will rank equally with the present assistant, Howard Rough, and will serve directly under Director of Air Commerce Fred D. Fagg, jr. Mr. Roper said. The new position s necessary, it was explained, be- cause of enlargement of the inspec- tion and airways programs of the bureau. Under the mew set-up Mr. Rough will devote most of his attention to supervisory work in connection with the fleld program of the bureau, while Mr. Mulligan will be detailed largely to affairs in the Washington office and to matters of a legal na- ture relative to the bureau's activi- ties, it was announced. Bureau Kecently Reorganized. ‘The Bureau of Air Commerce re- eently was reorganized into seven | divisions, which will remain as they | are, Mr. Roper explained. Pirst appointed chief of the en-1 forcement section in 1934, Mr. Mulli- gan later was detailed to the solicitor’s office of the Commerce Department and assigned to Bureau of Air Com- merce matters requiring legal atten- tion. Last April he was brought back into the bureau as chief of the regu- lations and enforcement division. Mr. Mulligan was educated in the University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, the Unite States Military Academy, Fordham University Law Bchool and Brooklyn Law School of | Bt. Lawrence University. He holds B.S,LL. B. and J. S. D. degrees. Was Graduated From West Point. Upon his graduation from West | Point in 1924 Mr. Mulligan was as- | signed to the Air Corps for flight training and was qualified as an airplane pilot and airplane observer. He served as adjutant and engineering officer of the 1st Observation Squad- ron at Mitchel Field, N. Y. Resign- ing from the Army, he entered the merchant marine and after more than 60,000 miles of travel in 18 months returned to New York and engaged In commercial aviation while study- ing law. From 1931 until he joined the Bureau of Air Commerce he was associated with a New York law firm. He has been connected with the 27th Division aviation observation unit of the New York National Guard for seven years and holds the com- mission of captain in the Army Air Corps Reserve:, G.W. U. MASONIC CLUB T0 RECEIVE BANNERS National League to Make Presen- tation for Showing in Cherry Blossom Sales Contest. ‘The National League of Masonic Clubs will present George Washing- ton University Masonic Club with two banners won in last year's cherry blossom sales contest, held on George Washington's birthday anniversary and sponsored by the league for the support of its educational founda- tion, tonight at 8:15 o'clock in Oo- lumbian House on the campus. John H. Cowles, sovereign grand commander of the Supreme Council, Beottish Rite Masons of the Southern Jurisdiction, will speak. Mr. Cowles, e trustee of the university, heads Masonic bodies which together have contributed $1,000,000 toward the George Washington University School of Government. The National League of Masonic Clubs, through its educational founda- tion, has contributed $63,000 to the school and has set up 12 scholar- ships, the first three to be awarded in the year 1938-9 and the rest at the rate of three a year until 1942, Number of Blind Increases. Blind people in England and Wales have increased from 67,000 to 69,000 in the last two years. Swing along scenic highways in the smooth comfort of Trail- ways new Safety-type Coach. Deep, reclining chairs; wider, full-vision windows; pure fresh- air heat. Baggage compart- ments inside within easy reach —every detail for extra comfort. You actually pay less for Trailways finer Bus service. Baltimore $1.00 R.T:; 65¢c O.W. Oxford Philadelphia - Trenton _ New York Extra Saving on Round Trips SAFEWAY BUS CENTER 1204 New York Ave. P‘m\u District 4225 District NATIONAL [TRAILWAYS| MRS. BECKER TO VISIT SOUTH’S D. A. R. SCHOOLS Other Officers Accompany Presi- dent General on Tour of Inspection. Mrs. William A. Becker, president general of the Daughters of the Aperi- can Revolution, and a delegation of other officers and national board members of the society left Wash- ington last might to visit D. A. R. schools in the South. They will dedicate a new dairy con- structed with D. A. R. funds at Ta- - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, massee Mountdin School, Tamassee, 8. C., tomorrow. This school cele- brated its 21st anniversary this month. The next drive will' be for a hospital. From Tamassee the delegation will go to Grant, Ala,. to dedicate the Florence H. Becker Recreation Hall and a new water system at the Kate Duncan Smith School on Gunter Mountain, Chapel Used Again. For the first time since 1538, when St. Augustine’s Monastery in Canter- bury, England, was dissolved, a re- ligious ceremony was held recently in the chapel of St. Mary and the Angels in the crypt of the ruined monastery. ROMAN LAW-SEMINAR TO MEET TONIGHT Prof. A. Arthur Schiller of Co- lumbia to Be Heard at Session at Catholic University. ‘The Riccabone seminar of Roman law in America will meet for the first time this academic year in the library of Catholic University Law at 8 o'clock tonight. Prof. A. Arthur Schiller of Columbia University will read a paper on “Custom in the Classi- cal Roman Law.” Dr. Arthur Deerin Call, permanent DLDENBERG o Tth and K NA. 5220 SOMETHING NEW---SENSATIONAL I-CENT SHOE SALE Purchase a Pair of Shoes at Only li$!*.99¢ i Choose a Second Pair and Pay Only 1c_ OVER 700 PAIRS of Arch and Dress Styles ALL NEW FALL STYLES Fine Kids, soft Pate‘nt Leathers, smart Gabardines and Suedes. All heights. Many smart colors to choose from such as: Tan, blue, brown, and black. Floor Sizes 4 to 9, but not in every style. heel Main Floor If You Can’t Use 2 Pairs-Bring a Friend! Boys’ and Girls’ 69c to 98¢ Halloween Costumes False Face Free With Each Suit Just 110 in broken sizes 4 to 14. Nu s Ghatacters. Also 12 adult Dutch costumes. Goldenberg's—Main Floor COMPLETE GLASSES Lenses—Frames Examination—Case 9.95 Astigmatic and Bifocal Lenses Ezcepted Flawless lenses ground in_our own Iaboratory—octagon _shaped en- graved mountings. TheyT2 great values at this unusually low pricel USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT ! DR.- KANSTOROOM IN CHARGE Goldenbery’s—Main Floor Sporlswear (23) Blouses. Prints and blain col- ors in_broken size nsuortm;nul 34 to Regularly 1.99 0 (26) lkl"l hll co]nu Bizes 26 to 30. Regularly 1.99 87e¢ (3) Jigger Coats. Tan, rust and gold. in sizes 14 and 20. Requ- | @f larly 3.99 _ o Goldenberg’ s—Second Floor. Corsel Values (18) Girdles. _Front hook. Broken sizes. Regularly 1.09 79¢ (12) Corsettes. Brocade. coutil and net. Broken sizes. Eelullr (3) Femode Corsettes. i sizes. Regularly 5.00_ __ 3.95 (60) Girdles. 2-way stretch. made of Iastex. Small " and m siges. Regularly 50c Goldenberg’s—Second Floor, Chiffon Hose 337 pairs. Slight mill ringless crepe in Fall 360 colors. Sizes 812to 10% silk. 11 ds. Solors. sies 81 u’flm Reru- l’fi o2 Fall patterns . Regularly 18 .- Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. . 59c¢ and 69¢ mends. Full fashioned l!lfl) Knae High Hose. Full flllflofltd larly 39¢ kl(l n!lel. Broken IoG For 268 Women Only! 59¢ Fabric Gloves 268 pairs of fabric and bengaline gloves in black and Fall colors. Sizes 6 to 8 in the group... e (187) Gleves. A famous make in nu- merous styles and novelty fabrics. Various colors. *Broken sises. [ () Regularly 39¢ gt C Capeskin_Gleves. Slight irresu- Many"siriexIn slipon snd nov elly effects. ‘Black, brown snd tan in the group. Irvkun sizes. m wiarly 886 . ain Floor. 1.99 Values! Rayon Crepe DRESSES 1.35 Becoming dresses of rayon crepe or satin in plain colors and prints in broken sizes 14 to 46. They're very flattering! Goldenberg’s—Second Floor, 4.99 and 5.99 Values! GIRLS’ COATS 35 warmly lined coats in blue, green and brown. Checks and plain colors, 3 19 sport styles, 7 to 8 years. L] Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Men’s Wear (8) Swesters. Sport, styles in novelty patterns. Broken sizes. ularly 1.95 : (14) Melton Jac ue {i5ies In ‘sizes 4350 48 only: ECI\I]IHY $3 - ) Mufflers. Wool or ra 422 10ng lengih, | Novelty b terns. Regulariy 69c to 1 3 (37) Work Shirts. Collar attached style in sise 17 only. Resu- Pigq larly 69¢ Flannelettes. Sec- Broken zipper 129 sizes, Regularly 1.00 to. 1.29. (34) Union Suits. Onelta, knit unions with short sleeves ione g4 . Regularly 100 il 1 Suede Jackets. Zipper styles in 36 “m Re lulmr School | D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. executive secretary of the American group of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, will address the seminar in international law and relations at Catholic University at 5:10 p.m. to- morrow. He will discuss the work of the union, & semi-official organization composed of representatives of the national parliaments of practically all the countries. The seminar is conducted by Prof. Herbert Wright and Dr. John J. Meng. Good Luck Gesture. As a good luck gesture Firth of Forth, Scotland, fishermen are dis- tributing crackers daily among the crowds gathered to see them off. $600,000 SUIT CHARGES PLOT BY FILM FIRMS Eastman Kodak and Universal Pictures Accused of Conspiracy to Break Contract. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—John D. Tippett, Inc., has brought a $600,000 damage suit {n New York Supreme Court against Universal Pictures Corp., Eastman Kodak Co. and other defen ants, it was disclosed yesterday. The defendants are charged with successfully conspiring to have Uni- Your Last Chance to Save! There are only two days left in which to take advantage of our special Anniversary Sale prices. that charges go on December’s bill! Shop early and often at Goldenberg’s, your thrift store, and save. No Phone, Mail, or C. O. D. Orders on Remnant . Merchandise No Parking Worries Here: 10c first two hours, 10c each additional hour. Domestics (21) Bleached Seamless Sheets. leWi, high quality, 64 square cotton. onds. free from starch or 78‘! dressing. Regularly 1.19 (26) Bleached Sea: Sheets. 6:3x99, Seconds. Regularly 1.00 67c (23) Candlewick Bedspreads. R/6x105, hand-tufted. Double bed siz Regularly 1.95 o (3) White Candlewick llu REX105, double bed size, hand-tufted. Regularly 1.69 s. R4x105. white Regularly 2.48 (76) Crinkled Spreads. Colored ix’npea cotton. R1x105 double bed size. Regularly 1.19 8ec 2 Candlewick Spreads. 86x Tor ek Sty 298 1.97 (11) Strongwear Sheets. 6ix ov,” slightly sofied. Resu- @A@ larly 1.19 (10) Colored Border Sheet Sets. 81x9 sheet ‘and 5 matening pillow | cases. Solled. Regulariy 1.95. Seconds. Reguiarly 15¢ (132) Bleached Pillow Cases. 42X 9e 3R, Seconds. Regularly 15¢ (48) iflmlt\l ‘hQQ!t ‘Bleached and unbleached 4x00. Seconds. 5 c Ropuiarls foc Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. 65.95 Fine Gas Ranges 2 only. evers mod. ature. Ful s" ‘nnlllllzd with h U control sepa oven bro! All wrumn Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Curtains and Shades Damask and Taveatrs Sauares. e tor ‘pillow covers and odd 7e (100) yds.) Weol card tables. brow 72 inches wide. chairs. Rerularly 28¢ to 38¢ ) Mill Lengths Cretonne. Also zed chintz in useful lengths for arlpenn and covers. Regu- se larly 29¢ to 40c Yd. . & (11) Hassoeks. Covered with art leatherette. Square and ob- 4e long shapes. Regularly 98c. . (425) Remnants of Marauisette. Fig- \lre% lnd du!t:d cnlx;‘r‘ed m'r gmn for Toc e 2ge. 10¢ (200) Tailored (‘-nnlnc. novelty weave, full open mes! 2 yds. long. Ready to hang. Were 49c. 2sc Yd. I‘fli For covering Ra lh:; purple. L Ton 1.74 (50 yds.) ton Felt. For covering card tables, Tan only. 72 inches 4c wide. Regularly 1.89. Yd. Opas Shades. 3x6 ft. cut size. .lllzhl m!:wuven on cloth. Guaranteed rollers. white ecru or sreen. Regularly 59c to 89c. (98) Oileloth Table Cover: 4x54-inch squares. Various patterns and 5oc colors. Regularly 68¢c (1) Kirsch Venetian_Blind. Suitable for double window. 72x6f size. com- plete with enclosed top and flxmrv( Ready to hang. Rulfllrly Sz 13.08 e Goldenberro—TMM Floor. Infants and Girls 88) Intants Hend Embroidered Dresses. Seconds o( 20c ausl- | e ity (30) Girls' Dresses. sheor prints and solid colors. Sizes 3 to 6 and 7 e to 12. Regulsrly 1.15 Sweaters. Seconds. Long (1), Girle, s, Secor 5 7] \iu'o short sleeves. Velui 7 59c Gy et Hgimels. vy and red. Solled from dispiay. Resuisrly S l“‘l) lnbber !hnll Ml!ll eyelets, ‘white. maroon and pink., Sec- lse onds of 39¢ quality ;"M\: G'{{Il c;llll[l kfllnd;lel'lnbmme"d' orto Rican in BiGk or White P 17¢ Knit fine-fluo Sets. Ma- - Yoon Tahd Brown T sizce oniy. Regularly 195 (23) Tots' Dresses. Sheer prints and $o1d cofors. Bises 8 to 5. Reg- ularly 8de (2) one 399 (18) 1ast € wool in 1.54 printed Dpercale, 1 to Sets. Brushed et Regulary Tots' Dresses, colors, Sizes Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Underwear (60) Rayen Gow Tailored and square necks. Pastel shades. Zd)q Regularly 6fc (30 Raven Taffets Slij lace trimmed. Slightly Broken sizes. n-'ulmy B9¢c Tajlored and led. (60) Underwear. Spun-lo ravon che- mise with Isce brassiere top. satin bed jackets_with lace trimmings. Broken ]fl;;n. nccuuru 1.09 t “silk French erepe and lace 3e (100) Stip: Regularly 1.00__ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. House Dresses 30'.& swiss in B ey % M 14 19 27 Ilu:fl © tm 35 Sheer, Dresses. fpes 14 to 18, Non hbm in g‘cflul Drlm! in gularly 4'.) "Ilm Robes. Slightly lo“ed. Jacquard designs o medium and @) f @ large sises. ‘:\I‘lfl' 195 b (25) Blsek . Br icloth. A v it g O 39¢ Housewares (400) Decorated Dishes. Odds and ends of plates. in several sizes. fruit and others. Reg- ey toc 1o zie e and 10e (3) Oven-Proot Covered Casseroles. Pastel colors. Regul 79 (8) Johnson's Auto Cleaner and Polish. For il kinds of auto finishes. 3 q), Regularly 75¢ o c (2) Bathroom Scales. Display - Dieces sold as it Reguiariy 1.5 @ DC () Sitver Plater Sali_and_Pep- er akers. egularly 79c. Pr 29¢ () Imitation Fire Logs, Very real- ing. Sold as ls. Reg- ularly 2.95 1.00 (2) Dinner Sets. 3R pieces. apple blossom decorat service 3 88 for 6. Regularly 549 o 3 Fibre Fern Stand With_ inside d, pan. Damaged. | @ eel Fibre Bench Hampers, peariold slightly damaget eg- 4 ularly 8749 23 (18) Table Mirrors. Several sizes and shapes. Regularly 1.25 and &= 1.59 (9) Glass Tee Cube Tubs., With chrome handie. Reguiariy 100 ©4€ 1) Wood Curtain Stretchers. Non-rut pine. Reguiars 105 SGC Goldenberg's—Downstairs. Clearance 225 Women’s Hats 39c Pelts and_velvet. brims and tur- bans in black and colors. Goldenberg's—Main Floor. Furniture and Bedding Cellarette. Walnut finish. Com- Regu- [ plete with_ glassware. larly 19.85 (1) Governor Winthrop Desk. Mahog- any veneers. 4 drawers § g €)4 . As is. Regularly loose () Chreme C! seat and baci Regularly 1995 10.95 (1) 2-Pe. Bed Davenport Suite; Rust apesiry. As is. Ru- larly $149.00 48.99 (1) 3-Pe. Solid Maple Bedroom Pegged tops. Resularly g g 79.00 Bed. Paneled headboard (1) Maple neled Twin size. Regularly = €4 Chest. i (2) Selid Pegged top ample 4 irs. Cushions. Maple Chest on Regularly | @ 95 Spinet Desk. Turned leas writing _compartment. Regu- larly 9.95 5.99 @ Solld Walnut Cockiall Tables, ass OPS. ular Biack’ ghise. town guiarly 4 @5 (1) Bookease and Desk Combination; walnut. Regularly 59.50 ‘ 31.74 ® - il size 30x30 5. ularly wuinsly ) 09 (2) Desk Chests. drawer space. 14.95 (1) Studio Bed. Claret tapestry. nerspring mattress. Regu- larly 29.95 NAEY (1), Sefa Bed. Solid maple arms tnd t stationary back. Regularly g4 75 (6) Metal Windsor Beds. Twin and full size, slightly scarred. Regularly 7.95 (D Laver nn :hllt‘r:sm Roll edge, eeply y deeply “tufte sl iy @ 65 ) Betin Stadle. 3 innerspring mattresses RegUTATIY 47.50 . 32.7 1) Bex Spring for tull size wood bed, mask ticking. Regular 29.95 = * 12.47 Card Tables. Metal legs Walnut finish. ample Resularly @ 24 in- (1) Poll-Easy Studlo. Rust tapestry cover. walnut finish back and arms. Regularly 59.00 . Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor. Boys’ 79¢ Pajamas 120 outing flannel, two-piece styles, c nice stripes, Sizes 8 to 16 __ BOYS’ WEAR (3 Mackingws, All{ew‘rllm sizes 8, 2 arly 5. ns to 6.98 _ o 4. 39 (240) Hockey Caps. Wool mixtures in knitted _style. “Gombination e colors. Regularly 29¢ c (24) Bugby, Suits, Heavy cotton suit- ing_coal "blouse: and " pants.’ Dark T y in sizes 4 to Reeunrty 115 o0 2 * % 69e (60) Leggings. Cotton fersey, laced back. Mostly in tan. Sizes 3 10 6. Regularly 59c (34) Winter Union Suits, Prench leg. elastic back. cotton ribbed ¥ith razor stripes. izes 4 to 12. Regu- larly S9c ________ - 25¢ (1) Winter Union Sults. Bome 107 wool included. Others in grey random cotton_tibbed. d ankle length. Rizes 6 to 1 dark tans, Dort oack. * Bies 10, Regulsriy & K| eps Slacks. All-wool. some part worsted. Sizes 14 to 0. Odd ] lots. Regularly 2.95 - (18) Boys* Slacks. Blue cheviot, wool mixtures. Sizes 12 and 14. | Regularly 1.49 (14) Jr. Boys® Su all-wool flannel pa 4 to 10. Regularly 2.39 (36) Polo_Shirts, Cottons in_fancy patterns. Sizes 8 to 14, Regu- Tarly 59c to 79¢ (50) Beys 0dd Vests. Left from all- ool sults in blus and fancy mixiures. Sises R o 16." Rerularly and 1.00 Wash tops and izes Remember, too, versal Pictures break a five-year con- tract to purchase half of its raw film stock bought in New York from Mr. Tippett, & manufacturer of that prod- uct. The complaint said that the con- spiracy enabled the kodak company to sell its raw film to the film concern and that Carl Laemmle of the latter | company and Maurice Fleckels, his brother-in-law, split commissions on the Eastman sales. e Anglers Surprised. Unlucky and tired, anglers at Alex- ander Park lakes in Hastings, England, saw a cormorant, escaped from the Zoo, dive and emerge with fish. Regular care with Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment . isa wonderful way to help win and keep radiant skin-| E sample, write cura”, Dept. 44, Malden, Mass. CUTICURAG LAST 2DAYS-42,, ANNIVERSA RY Men’s 1.29 to 1.95 Gloves 84c Unlined, suede, pig grain and cape. Lined cape with warm, fleecy linings. Black, tan and grey. A few fur-lined pairs included. Just 600 pairs in the assortment. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Clearance! Entire Stock Velour Portieres (8) Reversible Portieres.. (1.98 100 inches wide to the pair. 2 pairs in blue and rust, 1 each in green with rust, blue with gold and gold with rose. Regularly 1298 _____ pr. (8) Reversible Portieres.. 72 inches wide to the pair and 213 yards long. 4 pairs in blue with rust, 3 in blue with mulberry and 1 in blue with green. Regularly 10.98 (12) Reversible Portieres 50 inches wide to the pair. 215 yards long. 4 pairs in blue with rust. 1 blue with mulberry, 3 blue with gold, 3 green with rust and 1 gold with rose. Regu- Half Price! 19¢ to 1.98 yd. Drapery Remnants yd. 69¢ to $1 Remnants Silk, Acetates, Rayons 5 3lc Y- French crepes. Black el Fall and Winer colore: Goldenberg’'s—Main Floor to homespun. damask marquisette in good Cretonne. woven plaids, lengths Goldenberg's—Third Floor Sale! Floor Samples Norge Electric Refrigerators Brand new floor samples, all 1937 models at sharply reduced ices. B Use our ConvenientBudget Plan (1) 167.50 Five Cubic Foot Norge (1) 186.95 De Luxe Five Cubic Foot Norge ~ (1) 206.95 De Luxe, all porcelam finish, Five Cubic Foot Norge _____.__ (1) 239.95 De Luxe, Seven Cu"mc Foot Norge - Goldenberg's—Downstairs Linen Values (257) Cotton Huck Face Towels. f ‘mill, seconds. Paints, Wallpaper (19 gal.) White Enamel. walls and_ woodwork. ularly 3.25. Gal (11 Gal.) Fiat Finish White. A sani- tary coating for walls. Reg- 8, ularly 2.29. Gal 1.69 tions. Rmu.nv 1.19 Fills (11) Lace Sets. (10 gal.) Black Roof Coating. ity holes and stops leaks. Reg- &= totled Trom " dispias Regulars ularly 79¢ DJ 98¢ 2 uick drying. for (32) Turkish Towels. e ble thread quality. Regu- Iarly 25¢ 1215e (31) Turkish and Tea Towels. Sec- For kitchens, Res- P Imported Rayon rich color combina 3 pleces. ecru 29¢ Seconds of dou- ularly 1.49. Half gais._ lots) Wallpaper. CDH\DI![! for N 'mcludmlde!mn[ sid onds, with colored borders. Regu- = larly 10¢ oc larly 2.50 (9) Lace Searfs. 16x36, slicht- (500 rolls) Wallpgpers. 5‘; $ 1y soiled. Reguiarly 1.00 74e oo o R i (192) Pastel Turkish Towels. Extra 12 to 25c. Bingle roll ey 20340 and Goldenberg’s—Downstairs. 22x44 sizes. Resularly 40c. B g4q and 59¢ GoIdenbevqs—-—Mnm Floor. Women’s 49¢ Neckwear Many lovely styles in 22 satin. pique and laces u-ny styles and ecol- Boys' $4 School Suits 2.91 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Knicker _suits wool mixtures. ‘Dark pattemns. sises 8 to in white and ecru. 40 in_the lot re- Only 62 sults Taken from our resu- lar_stocks. 172 pes. lears R clearance. Regu- 3@ a Cot- only 5¢ Size for larly 59¢ (800) Women's Handkerchiefs. tons in white and colors. Buy in dozen lots. Regularly 3c. 4 for Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. 19¢ to 29¢ Wash Floor Coverings Remnants (247 yds) Felt Base._ 2 yards @R q 12 I/Z c yd' wide. Regularly 35c. Sa. yd. 2 R ds, (28) Consoleum Russ. econds, P 84 Printed High Count Regularly 1.00 Plain_Color Percal 6x9 ft. size. Regularly oales. Plain _Color Broadcloth (42) Felt Base Squares, 412x4% Printed Broadcloth 1t. (12) Plain Color Rugw. Dress Gingham Printed Cotton Suiting 54-inch size. Regularly (18) Cocos Door Mats. Printed Cotton Tweed Carpet Rugs. 3 E P Jarly 8Sc ed Cotton T P nted Dimity (e CReruleny” 2.50 Printed Bastiste - - Goldenberg’s—Main Floor 21.50 to 34.50 Room Size Rugs 9x12 Colonial Style Axminsters. 83"%10'6” Colonial Axminsters. 9x9 Oriental Design Axminsters 6%x12 Oriental Design Axminste: 7%x9 Oriental Design Axminsters._ 6x12 Hooked Design Axminsters. 6x9 Hooked Design Axminsters. (4) 8'3”"x10°6” Plain Border Velvets_ (9) 7%x9 Plain Broadiooms A one-day offering of 53 room-size Axminster and velvet rugs in a group including a special purchase and small lots from our own fine stocks. Perfects, mill trials and floor samples. (8) (4) @) (8) 4) 9) ) Goldenberg’s—Downstairs.