Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1937, Page 36

B—12 * NAVY CRAFT BID OPENING DEFERRED Construction of Seaplane and Destroyer Tenders Are Involved. At the request of prospective bid- ders the Navy has announced the opening date of bids for the cen- struction of the hulls of a seaplane tender and a destroyer tender has been deferred until December 1. Originally the bids were to be opened November 17. Congress authorized these vessels by the act of July 30 last, together with four other auxiliaries, but funds 2.29 Studie COUCH COVERS Made of woven 1 74 . plaids with box- pleated fronts. ‘Tape-bound seams and 3-pillow covers. Rust and green. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor in the third deficiency:act provide for only two. The Navy expects to secure money shortly for the building of & mine- sweeper of about 600 tons a submarine tender of some 9,000 tons, & fleet tug of around 1,150 tons and an oiler of around 8,000 tons—the other aux- iliaries in the program. The department said contract plans and specifications for the two vessels to be coinstructed immediately are now practically ready. Third Wedding Costs More. When a man in Yugoslavia wanted to marry his wife for the third time after two separations, he was charged triple fees and warned that a fourth wedding would be dearer still. Misses’ and Women’s 1.99 Fall Dresses 70 plain rayon 1.59 crepe or rayon taffeta dresses in dress and sport styles. Black and colors. Sizes 12 to 48. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor THE EVENING Bedtime Stories By THORNTON W. BURGESS, Boctal, seourity we see. labor doth ensiave the bee. —Old Mother Nature, SAMMY was chagrined. He was very much chagrined. With the best of intentions he had started into the Green Forest to follow, or try to follow, 8 straight line, a bee line, for the direc- tion had been set by a line of bees. That line was one side of a triangle. Somewhere out of sight in the woods was Farmer Brown's boy, following another bee line, which was the other side of the triangle. If each kept to his line they would come together at the point of the triangle, and there would be the bee tree they were seeking. 1.98 DAMASK DRAPES Thirty lined ]'5 7 = window drapes, pinch pleated tie backs. 23 yds. long. 72” wide to the pair. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor GOLDENBERG'S Sale! 10.95 and 13.95 Sport Goats 30 Tailored Sport Coats in tweed, fleece and suede cloth. plain color rust, Plaids, checks and grey, brown, navy, oxford, green, wine, red. Swagger and fitted styles. Sizes 12 to 50. (10) Misses’ and Women’s Coats, all- wool fabric. Fur trimmed, crepe lined and warmly interlined. Straight or flared types. Broken .19 Barrell Swehlers A very new style, 8 8 sleeveless slip-over in football shades. Small, medium and large sizes. Goldenberg's—Second Floor Goldenberg’s—Second Floor 59¢ & 69¢ Ringless Chiffon Hose Just 287 pairs of full- 37c fashioned silk hose. Slight menders. 2, 3 and 4 thread chiffons in the group. Fall colors. Sizes 8!2 to 10%2. (297) CHILDREN'S HOSE. & socks in ipes and plaids. Slight seconds of 5c grade. Good colors, sizes J B 6 to 9%2. Rerularly 29c 135e Goldenberg’ 's—Main Floor NECKWEAR, ETC. (i3) WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. Nu- merous styles. Pique and satin, some slishtly solled. Resularly 49c @ g and 98¢ (213) HANDKERCHIEFS. Linen in white and prinis. Regularly” @y 10¢ - SR Several styles in cot- (68) BLOUSES. tons. _ Fall colors. Sizes 34 to epep gy Various styles 40 in the group. Regularly 59¢ (93) SILK BLOUSES. Bizes 34 to 88¢ in assorted Fall colors. 40 in the lot. Resularly Goldenberg’s—Main Floor 29c Sash Curfains 100 ready to hang, open mesh 1 9 r. marquisette in cp full widths. Attractively finished. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Another Reason Why Qur Optical Department Is Famous for Value! Special Sale! FRAME In Two Popular Types Regularly $5 to 6.50 2.(5 White Gold Filled Engraved Dress Styles, guaranteed not to tarnish or discolor; or Iibrary Type. In our modern Optical Department you may have your eyes carefully and thoroughly examined by a competent registered optometrist and should you need lenses, they will be ground by an expert in our own laboratory. "Serv- ice—Quality—Guaranteed Satisfaction you get them all, including the very lowest possible prices. THE ABOVE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE LENSES OR SERVICE Use Your Charge or Budget ‘Account Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. NA. 5220 1 Regular 2.99 Girls’ Snow Jackels 11 jackets in plaid with self trimming. Sizes 6 to 2 10 years. soiled. - Rezularly 100 - 84¢ (33) GIRLS’ COTTON DRESSES. Solid golors and prints. ~ Solled from display. Sises 10 14. 1.9 U Bovs: sumrs. style. Sizes 2 and 3. Regularly 59c {3%) TOTS' DRE ‘Arr(nle‘,mm!! n dark grounds. 0 6. Regulsrly 70c 29, (19) RUBBER CRIB SHEETS. S irregulars. _ Metal evelets Regularlv__20c (30) SHEER DRESSES. —Tots' and girls’ sizes 3 to 8. SRexularly 59¢c and 69c syl | Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. Regularly Pagtel. button.on Soiled. BBe Rayon Taffeta 59¢ to 79¢ LIPS 49: A super-special, new lot of tai- lored and nicely lace trimmed slips. Most of them are samples. Goldenberg's— Main Floor. SPORTSWEAR (20) BLOUSES. SKIRTS. Knit blouses, pastel skirts, soilled. Smail sizes only. Regularl: Y 5gc and Oc 2) JIGGER (‘0 TS.” Tan and rust in Reg- sizes 14 and 18. Solled. Stk BLOUSES. Pastels and Shints - broken Eives” 347 1o 98 52. Soiled. Regularly 1.99 cC Goldenberg’s—Second Floor. HOUSE DRESSES, ETC. (30), HOUSE DRESSES. . Checks and i ubfast. St o 20. -~ Regularly 69c 5de (13) "HOUSE DRESSES. __ Colorful vrints, shorz \leeve styles. Sizes H 10 30, " Regu o I’S) HOUSE DRESSES. Three-quarter length sleeves. A nice assortment of nrmud patterns, Sizes 16 to 38, Regularly '1.60 . OUSE DRESSES. Button-front ;lile trimmed with conirasting ¢olored abrics. Size egularly 1.00 - 24¢ Goldmberg’x—Semnd Floor. LGIRLS’ 4.99 An Unusual Offering at an Unusual Price! 2-97 Girls warmly interlined coats in_ plain colors years. —Second Floor WINDOW SHADES (150) DUPLEX SHADES. 3x6 ft. cut size. Irregulars. Green With white ony FPerfect follers. Res- ularly_ U VENETIAN BLINDS. 31 and 33 inch widths. inches’ long. ~ Com- plete with fixtures, ready for || B€) hanging. Regularly 2.98 __ o Goldenberg’s—Third Floor Special Values Women’s Fabric Gloves _ 347 pairs of hand-sewn 4 4c fabrics in black, navy and brown. Splendid styles, sizes 6 to 8 in the group. AMOUS MAKE GLOVES. Dis- of ' novelty styles. Regularly Floor LAMPS, ETC. (1) NOVELTY RADIO LAMR, with silver color ball and metal fgure, Regularly 495 o a LAMP. "Three candle ;tfll;l ur:mmaleuflwmlnz shades. it ‘marre egular] if sy 5,00 10" LAMP “siiADES. ~ Parchmentized thades in various colors. sultable for poudolr lamps. Resulsrly | @hq (5 “WASTE BASKETS. “Fibre_nand decoration. _Suitable rTooms. Regularly 1.59 G nberg’s—Downstairs 149,50 Kelvinator Electric Refrigerator Slightly used. 5 cubic feet. Guar- anteed to be in first-class 8 5 “condition iaet: Goldenberg’s—Downstairs STAR, WASHINGTON, But SBammy hadn’t kept to his line. Jumper the Hare had interfered, not intentionally, but just as effectively as if that interference had been in- teational. His curiosity had led him to a place where Sammy had caught a glimpse of him. Never having seen Jumper before, he had forgotten the bees and had turned aside for a better look at Jumper. The latter had dodged from cover to cover, Sammy following. Now he hadn't the slightest idea where that bee line was. Farmer Brown's Boy was calling, so there was npthing for Sammy to do but to join him and tell him that they must start all over again. Fortunately, Sue, who was following her cousin and carrying the bee box, still had two bees prisoners. So, go- ing to the nearest open place where the bees could be watched, the two Reduced for Clearance 69c HANDBAGS 106 in many styles. 4 9 C Top handle, pouch and envelope bags in black, brown, wine and green. Some have zippers. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor D. C THURSDAY, were given their liberty, and soon & new line was established. This time Sammy kept to it. Farmer Brown's Boy kept to his, and finally the two came together. “Now, what do we do, Tommy?" asked Sammy. ‘Tommy had his head tipped back and was studying the trees. “We find the tree/’ he mumbled. Sammy and Sue tipped their heads back, t00, and looked, but didn’t really know what they were looking for. Tommy knew. He had hunted bees before. “I've got it!” e presently ex- claimed. “It’s that old hemlock. It is partly dead, and there must be & big hollow in it. Look about two-thirds of the way up té the top. There’s a knothole there and if you look close you will see the bees around it.” “I see them,” cried Sue, clapping Out They Go Silk Chiffon Hose 348 pairs of slightly 22c irregular hose. Silk from top to toe. Good colors, sizes 81 to 10%%. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Extra Special! Friday Sale! Women'’s DRESSES 3.88 A one-day event—only 75—so get here bright long at this low price. We know they won't be here Rayon crepes and other fabrics in practically every new style. Black and colors. Broken sizes 14 to 52. Goldenberg’s—Second Floor TOILETRIES (35) 85¢ Kranks' Lather Cream. (200) 1. d 60) P T o 0 St.” Denis” Body Pow- Frophlactic” Tool l n (18) (36) ad (35) ¢ Tek Tooth Brushes e 0c Dr. West Tooth Brushes, s_case e Noxzema Cream ___Tlc 0 Gillette Razors _1fic Blades for Gillettes 19¢ Williams Tale for men, e 65) (100 Fitch Shampoo Brush, 9¢ 6 Lady Esther Rouge, 20c 10 Italian Balm Goldenberg's—Main_ Floor Sensational ! NOTION 3° SALE Cups Saucers Snaps Cookle Cutter Bobby_Pin: Hair Nets Nail Files Shoe Laces Wood Forks Wood Spoons Goldenberg’s—Main Floor Napkins Wax Paper Can Openers Apple Corers Table Knives Paring Knives Drastic Rug Clearance (12) 4.95 Room Size 9x12 Rag Rugs Popular hit and miss style with end Washable and serviceable_ - borders. (10) 2.98 Rag Rugs, 6x9-1t. size (50) 1.98 to 2.98 Oval Carpet Rugs, 27x36 (1) 39.00 Wi nmm‘xug, 9x12-1t., seconds 29 00 orienar, sxiz e 89,00 (7) 8.95 Wilton Ruxs, 4 95 27x54-inch __ (2) 47.50 Axminsters, texture effect, sec- onds, 9x12__________ 3.89 (4) 10.95 Axminsters 6 95 I 412x6-1t. size (22 Pes.) 2.00 to 3.50 Broadioom iencens. va. 996 & 1.49 22.50 (1) 4250 Broadloom Rug, 9x12. Imperfects (184 yds.) Inmade Floor Covering Remnants, sq. = 39 (20 yds.) l.:5 Qo 2.50 Bl“leshlp Linoletm Remnants, Goldenberg’s—Downstairs 1.29 SILK SLIPS 60, slightly soiled from 88c counter display. Lace trimmed or tailored. Also rayon gowns and pajamas. Broken size range. ‘IIHUIRAIXON TéF ll'l"\ \Ll.lP\ Built- up shoulders. _Sizes 36 o 40, Regularly 1.00 73e Lace “trimmed and Reg- [l » Lace trimmed or simply tailored. = Medium sizes only. Regularly 25c Goldenberg’s—Main Floor CORSETS (22) C. B. GIRDLES. in_ broken sizes. Brocaded fabrics 350 and 395 1 Regularl gularly > (6) CORSETTES. Coutils in g broken sizes. Regularly 1.09 c 5 CORSETTES, Rengo belts and ay stretch. _ Broken sizes. Regularly 3.5 1.95 {3) CORSETTES, step-in_girdles and lace back corsets. Broken size 6 IS assortment. Regularly 5.00 o (16) GIRDLES. Two-way strelch, gmall, medium and large sizes. Q@ Regularly 50c o © 3 Goldenberg’s—Second Floor HOUSE FURNISHINGS (2) ELECTRIC HEATERS, with copper finish bowl. Rei- S0e ularly 1.00 (5) DINNER SERVICE. 38-piece set. service for six. Soup plates included. Regularly 4.98 4'!';) GLASS BAKE ?VE%WAREA O.flén and covered casseroles. Resu- p? ety e and oo o JB€ (1) PORCELAIN TOP KITCHEN TA- BLE. Slightly dlmned 32 Regularly 7.95 (1) 5-pe. BREAKFAST Porce- lain top table with disappearing leaves heavy, hardwood chairs to .Resularly%e‘ffl;':nd oy 25.00 1.83 (1) TOILET SEAT. With chrome hardware fittings Regularly 2.95 (1) TOILET SEAT. Mother- of-pearl-like coveres eg- ularly 4.95 2.98 (2) TOILET SEATS. Green enamel finish. Sold as is. Regu- larly 1.95 (200) ASSORTED GLASSES. Various styles and shapes for cocktails and whiskey. Regularly bc and P 10c s (19) GLASS ICE CRUSHER. A handy gadget for crushing ice cubes. B q Regularly 1.00 (15) GLASS WHISKEY BOTTLES. Cut decorations and titles. @@q@ Regularly 1.00 i Goldenbzry‘a—l)aumstaxrs Only 250 Pairs! So Hurry Down 99¢ PRISGII.IJ\ CURTAINS @ Cushion Dot ; Full xt.t.herea ruffle in ecru ; cushion dot and cream or ecru” pin dot. Very nice : looking and 2% yards long. V! Goldenbery’r—?'h{fa Floor NOVEMBER ' 4, 1937. her hands, and at almost the same instant Sammy saw them. “Aren’t they the smart things? ‘Whoeyver would think of looking way up there in a tree for honey?” ex- claimed Sue. Tommy grinned. “Buster Bear would, if he should hapepn along” sald he. i Sammy glanced around somewhat fearfully. “You don’t suppose he will, do you?” he asked. “Will what?” Tommy wanted to knod. He had been studying the bee tree and not paying full attention to what Sammy was saying. “Happen along,” replied Sammy. Tommy chuckled. “Not while we are around. Buster Bear is too bash- ful for that. So don’t worry, Sammy,” said he. hat would he do if he should Boys’ 39¢ to 59¢ WEARABLES Perfect and slightly irregular, shirts 2 5 [ and blouses, polo shirts, jr. boys’ cloth knee pants. All marvelous values. 150 pieces. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor. (34) SHIRTS. Soiled and mussed. Taken from our own stocks. Collar- attached style, not all sizes. 9e Regularly amc to 1.00__. 3 lll 2) Ul 10! P SUJ l'l‘gg !lhnI" sleeves, long. less. Regularly 160 4 37¢e (69) MUFFLE] 'RS. Work shirts and caps in hrok!n lots. mtu larly 59¢ to 79c_ it or self ularly 6.00 and 7.00 FLANNELETTE RT Slight Regularly 1.00 (119) FANCY HOSE. quality. ~ Broken sizes. larly 12¢ (131) FAMOUS MAKE GLOVES. Gen- uine mochas. suede. some Digskins, slightly irregular. Regularly § iz RS o FUR FLET HATS. most sizes. Aol 29¢ " Perfect Regu- - op S089-brim Regular- 00 - 1.1 SHAKER KNIT SWEATERS. Heavy. crew neck. " Sises 40, 2.3 42 and 46 Regularly 4.00 _&we (i1 PAJAMAS. Broadcloth, middy, coat and notch collar styles. A to D. Regularly Ml:now N s JACKETS. Sizes 42 to 46, 3.00 e * Resularly 1.29 &oldenberg’ s—M ain Floor 1.68 Lace Panels For windows 74c - and doors, they make & bright and cheery touch. Just 27 left and only one of a kind. Goldenberg's—Main Floor 1.19 (14) " BLUE ~ Zipper _front. FURNITURE & BEDDING (6) CHROME SMOKING STANDS. Re- 10 VAD) tray. Sulariy movable asn tra 99¢ (1) BED DAVENPORT SUITE. Two pieces. a5 i3, covered in rus rayon. egu 13800~ = 4.75 OCCABIONAL CHAIR. Spring seats. 2 197 CARD TABLE SETS. Green mel. Chairs with padded /g 4 seats. Regularly 7.95 o (1) STICK REED SUITE. Sofa and w0 chairs. Tapestry seals and backs. Resuurly 9 a8 3 7901 % CHROME CHAIRS. “Bpring ' seat. loose back and o cush- ions. o " COCRTAIL TABLES. Al walnut With Gack gisss tops. - Fes- ula; ;1» col‘fi'\ln n:sxst 3_drawers, arge writing compartmen! Regularly 17.95 " 11.97 (1) BOUDOIR CHAIRS. Spring seats. chintz covered. Regularly 6.95 = 3 (3) COGSWELL CHATRS. High backs. Spring seats. green tapestry. Regularly 12.95 o (1) DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE. Drop- leaf wall table. mahogany veneers, floor sample. Regularly 10.00 5 21,95 (1) 'STUDIO SOFA. Brown tapestry cover. Opens to_ full or twin beds. Floor ssmple. ~Regularly ep wrQ) (5) METAL WINDSOR BEDS, Scarred in our warehouse. Regu- larly 705 ) JHELLER STUDIOS. = Inn mattresses on box spring Dase. meonare a0 sn T S0 (1) STUDIO BED. Brown leatherette cover. _Innerspring mat- tress. Regularly 44.95 o (6) ALL-COTTON MATTRESSES. Roll edge. assorted ticking. Reg- ularly 7.95 oD {3) FOLDING EMERGENCY COTS. Heavy pad. green frame. Regularly 1 (1) INNERSPRING = MATTRESSES. Twin size, assorted tickings. Floor {amples. ~ Regularly 16.95 & = o Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor Mill Lengths of PRINTED PERCALE rinted 12]/2c yd, percales in new styles and colors. FPine high count 2 to 8 yds. lengths. Guaranteed tubfast! quality. Goldenberg’s—Third Floor Boys’ 23¢ SHIRTS & SHORTS ‘White combed yarn, Isc ea. knit* shirts in ath- letic style. Shorts of broadcloth, well cut, roomy seats. Vat dyed. Sizes 24 to 34. (60) BOYS’ FALL UNION SUITS. Some part wool, grey and ecru. Short f‘lefxesl.olxfll(zle olr lkn;?, lenlctlh. Sizes . Regular! L ex! ¥ 50c an 34e (200) BOYS' WOOL HOCKEY CAPS. Knitted wool mixture. Several color gombinations, 'Fits ali heads. QP Regularly 2! (10) SCHOOL SUITS. Coat and mixtures. Grey " to 11 Regulary 9 @) (13) ' TWO.KNICKER SUITS. _ All- l-l:;mln_!uydu Jots, mostly fancy patterns al rown. _Sizes 9 to 17. Regularly 10.88__ .. 8039 (3) BLUE SUITS. 2 pants. All wool. 1 size 11 with iongles and_knickers, 1 size 11 with two pairs of knickers. Regularly 12 55 1 Qs () PREFS SMART SET TWO-TROU- SEI UITS. ~ Fancy mixtures, all- Sren 17 to 21 or 33 7 inch chest.” Regu- | K W5 : . larly 19.97 Heavy, o Imnmn BREECHES. ark grey cof Stzes 10 O il - l".) JR. BOY! WASH SUITS. Con- trasting _color combinations, plain colors; also Jjrs. nnen suits in_small sizes. Sizes 3 larly 98¢ to 1 m = (15) MACKINAWS. All-wool, odd lot, sizes 8 to 10 and 16 to z?)d's Regularly 5.98 and 6.98_ _ «De Goldenberg’s—Main Floor happen along when no one is here?” Sue wanted fo know. “What would you do if you should find & box of candy and no one else around?” grinner Tommy. “But how would he know that there is honey in this particular tree?” per- sisted Sue. “I suppose his nose would tell him,” replied . (Copyright, 1937.) Yard Has “Enemies.” Patterning after America, London’s Scotland Yard has an Enemy No. 1. In fact it has several culprits who are vieing for the title, and their claims are being disputed by an unknown. He is a cat burglar who raided 10 houses and stole $50,000 worth of goods in less than a fortnight. Boys’ 3.98 and 4.98 ZIPPER JACKETS Famous Tweed- uroy jickets, 2 97 with wool or i cotton plaid linings. Tan and brown. Sizes 8, 10, 16 and 18. Goldenberg’s—Matn Floor DOMESTICS (1) BSTRONGWEAR SHEETS. Bleached sheets, 73x00, sligntly” qpey solled. Regularly 1.19__ [ (41) ' SEAMLESS ' SHEETS, 54x90, bleached and unbleached. Regulutly 8oc BLEACHED PILLOW _ CASES, 36 cases, slight 1rre(ulln 7e Damaged. 2.95 Regularly 15¢ CAND! r:wux " BEDSPREADS, Res- | 47 su.mxy solled. Regularly | o4 1) ~ BLEACHED " PILLOW cun Beconds, 4%x30-inch size. Res- | B (3) BED COMFORTS, 72x84, slightly “dameged. larly_3.49 2 AND CHICKEN HERS. 21x27 - incl Tres Reguiaris 00 1.49 (9) COLORED BORDER SHEET SETS. ing plllow cases. Regularly | mey 1.9 o (2) CANDLEWICK SPREADS. $4x105. White solled. Resularly @, KETS. ~ 7x80.. Damaged. Regularly 5.95 - 3.87 (1) PLAID BLANKET. 70x80. Part wool. Damaged. | g o (2) CANDLEWICK SPREADS. S7x10%. [ BLAsm.‘;.' sma'd tRolor part wool. Damage i QG ularly 1;}‘ c Goly berg‘a—Mam Floor | Just 36 left! Beau- tifully decorated 5c lamp shades for bridge or floor lamps. Goldenberg's—Downstairs as) mrorg;:nmngu CLOTHS. aid rayon. B8x7S-inch size. Regularly 110 __ 64¢ {iches. “Solled Reeuiarly 1.00 B4 € (9) LACE SETS. larly 1.00 (1) CANNON TURKISH TOWELS. Seconds. AL BEDSPREADS, 84x105. ularly 19¢ Reev- 2.67 (5] nuows GO\ FEA’ ®1x99 sheet and 2 match- flfll ALL-WOOL REVERSIBLE BLAN- Regularly 1.69 Regularly 1'68 59¢c Lamp Shades LINENS, TOWELS (6) LACE SCAII’ 16x45 Three pieces in set. Regu- 24c in pastel colors. 59¢ .) TOWELING REM- il linen. " Regularly JSq “TABLE DAMASK REM- 58 inches wide. i Rtxuln;!y 36e SCARF (203 yds. NANTS. Mercerized quality. e ALL-LINE! htly soiled. Regularly 59¢ TIi8) COTTON FACE TOWELS. tea towels. Seconds. Regularly $e 10c e Goldenberg’s—Main Floor 59¢ to 79¢ Remnants Silks Rayons, Acelates Ruff, flat and 33c yd. pebble crepes, panne satin, celanese taffeta and printed crepe. Lengths 2 to 4 yards. Wanted colors. 1,650 yards in the lot. (187 vds) RAYON FRENCH CREPE. Half Price! DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS ]Oc to 99c yd. Remnant drapery and curtain lengths off marquisette, nets, damask, tapestry, homespuns, cretonnes and woven plaids. Goldenberg’'s—Main Floor PAINTS, WALLPAPER (200 QTS.) ASSORTED PAINTS. side or outside paint. Regu- larly 79¢ to 1.35 at. (9 GALS) ENAMEL. GLOSS FINIS For kitchens. ~baths and’ ep 59 woodwork. Regularly 3.29 gal. (7 GALS.) RED ROOF PAINT. Mmd with pure linseed oil. nu- 1.29 ularly 1.65 . (48 GALS.) GLOSS rAlN'l' wmu and wanted colors. Regula "' 1.19 1.69 (3316 GALS) PORCH AND FLOOR ENAM For wood, concrete fioors. }‘;glm.rly half gal. l.ls (25 BUNDLES) ODD LOT WALL- PAl small rooms. patches, Regularly 50c to Si bundle (350) WALLPAPER ROLLS. 30-inch rought _ plastics. ~Regularly "§ 2 19¢ to 85¢ _____ single roll o Goldenberg’s—Downstairs Lace Ends and Half Pairs 39¢, 49¢c and 79c¢ CURTAINS 19¢ 29 49¢ = 500, lace ends of ‘open and filet mesh curtains. Many half pairs that can be put to various uses. Pileces contain 1%; to 2% yards. -mesh sl Texdy to han; @ . NELS. a SRl I(‘nam andGoorer B ularly 1.69 to 8 Goldenberg’s—Main Floor In- etc. CURTAINS. Sull_jwideh," m T ADVERTISEMENT. ‘(:Wflat‘bnfi$— Bronchitis Cough—Tonight Sleep Sound*AIrNigM Long All coughs look allke to BUCKLEY'3 MIXTURE_(triple acting)—one sip of this zrand medicine usually stops an ordinary cough—the tough old deep seated cough and the persistent bron- | chial cough are usually checked and under control after just a few doses— no_more tormenting. sleepless nights. BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE is different —Iit’s supreme—it “acts like flash” —prove it with one small bottle. Over 9 million bottles have been sold in Canada—a single sip tells why. Pooples | Drug Stores. 19¢ & 25¢ Remnants WASH FABRICS 1 to 3 yard .Ioc yd_ lengths in voile, batiste, percale, broadcloth. Fast gingham, colors. Goldenberg’s—Main Floor, Final Clearance 100 FALL HATS Felt and velvet in 19c broken assortments. Goldenberg's—Main Floor FRIDAY SALE SHOES Women’s $2 and $3 ARCH SUPPORT AND DRESS SHOES 1.55 »- Many styles, all sizes in lot. Women’s 79¢ HOUSE SLIPPERS Leatherette with 4 soft padded soles. Many colors. All B s Chiidren’s 1.49 GALOSHES All rubber, fleece 99c lined. All sizes in the group.. Growing Girls’ and Mi TAP SHOES Very flexible and 199 sturdy shoes. sizes in the lot,,,, Growing Girls’ 1.99 OXFORDS 1.48 Suede leathers in all colors and sizes. Men’s 2.49 Genuine Elkskin WORK SHOES Long-wearing soles 1.1', with soft, pliable uppers. All sizes__ Goldenberg’s—Main Floor