Evening star. [volume], November 22, 1934, Page B-9, Image 25

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Criticizes Society Leaders
for Seeking Self-Glory
With Gifts.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 22.—Mrs.
John D. Rockefeller. 3d, struck out
Vigorously at wealthy blue-bloods
whose chief interest in charity seemed
to her to be self-glory.
Mrs. Rockefeller, attractive wife of
the aged oil king's grandson, criti
cized sharply "the arranging of bene
fits along with a large amount of pub
licity, the use of
influential names
without much
spirit behind
them, and con
tinual buying of
tickets for one's
Iriends' so-called
pet charities."
It was her de
but as a speaker.
She addressed
the conference
on family life
and national re
covery and firmly
put her foot
down cn phases
of welfare work of which she did not
approve. Mrs. Rockefeller is an active
social worker.
Last Spring she startled her friends
by registering as a member of the
Socialist party, but later insisted the |
registration was a mistake—that she
had meant to enroll as a Republican.
She criticized the "kind of social
Work where one group gives the
money, another group time and ex
perience and the third group accepts
both."
"All this," she said, "leads the con
scientious person to wonder whether
these things are not done for reasons
far removed from the cause at stake.
"It is a fine thing to be known as
a public-spirited citizen, and it is
pleasant to read of one's activities in
the paper.
"It is also much easier for some
people to lend their names and sub
scribe a few dollars for tickets than
to contribute time and thought."
Mrs. Rockefeller, four years out of
Vassar College, is the former Blanch
ette Hooker.
Mrs. Rockefeller.
JUDGE LETTS RULES
AGAINST HARPER
Declares Void Agreement to Peg
Price of District Bank
Capital Stock.
Declaring void an alleged agreement
to peg the price of District National
Bank capital stock as against public
policy Justice F. Dickinson Letts ruled
In District Supreme Court that Col.
Robert N. Harper could not compel
17 associates in this venture to share
a $17,600 loss incurred by him.
Col. Harper, former president of the
bank, said he and 17 former directors
or stockholders of the institution
formed a pool to keep up the price
of the bank's stock in 1928. The pool's
funds became depleted, however, and
Col. Harper borrowed $17,800 from the
Commercial National Bank, giving his
personal note and security.
When a receiver was appointed for
the latter institution, he brought suit
against Harper for the money. Harper
then filed his suit, asking the court to
hold that the pool undertaking was a
joint venture and make his associates ]
liable with him on a pro-rata basis. <
The defendants named in the suit
were Edward J. Younger, Joshua
Evans, jr.; Robert Lee O'Brien, John ,
F. Maury, Christian J. Gockeler, Hil- .
leary L. Offutt, jr.: Charles C. Rogers,
Herbert L. Thornton, Ralph P. Bar
nard, Eugene C. Gott, Atwood M. .
Fisher, W. Charles Heitmueller,
Charles C. Rogers, Leon S. Ullman
and Chester Wells.
The assertion that the agreement
•was against public policy and there
fore void was raised in a motion to
dismiss the bill of complaint by Attor
ney George C. Gertman, representing
several of the defendants. In granting
the motion to dismiss. Justice Letts
extended his ruling to cover all of the
other defendants.
SEWER CHANGE ORDERED
BY D. C. COMMISSIONERS
Contract for Modification at Sec
ond St. and Pennsylvania Ave.
Awarded to Local Company.
Modification of the Old Tiber Creek
eewer, in the vicinity of Pennsyl
vania avenue and Second street, has
been ordered by the Commissioners.
The contract was awarded to the
Warren P. Brenizer Co. of this city
for $3,952.65.
The work is being done in con
nection with enlargement of the
Capitol Grounds.
The city heads also awarded α con
tract for construction of Branch Ave
nue Cemetery sewer to the Brenizer
Co. for $7,205.16. The eewer is to
be laid in Pennsylvania avenue south
east between Westover street and
Branch avenue and in Branch avenue
between Pennsylvania and Alabama
avenues.
Contract for construction of a
etorm water sewer in Brandywine
street between Forty-eighth street
end Asbury place and in Asbury
place between Brandywine and Ches-1
apeake streets was awarded to Cor- I
eon & Gruman Co. of this city for
«5,003.62.
WAKE UP YOUrI
LIVER BILE—
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed
in the Morning Rarin' to Go
If you feel sour and sunk and the
world looks punk, don't swallow a lot of
salts, mineral water, oil. laxative candy
or chewing (rum and expect them to
make you suddenly sweet and buoyant
and full of sunshine.
For they can't do it. They only
move the bowels and a mere movement
doesn't iret at the cause The reason
for your down-and-out feeling is your
liver. It should pour out two pounds
of liquid bile into your bowels dally.
If this bile is not flowing freely your
food doesn't digest. It iust decays in
the bowels. Oa« bloats up your stom
ach. You have » thick, bad taste and
your breath is foul, skin often breaks
out in blemishes. Your head aches and
you feel down and out. Your whole
system is poisoned.
It takes those good, old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get thes· two
pounds of bile flowing freely and make
you feel "up and up.' They contain
wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable
extracts, amating when it comes to
making the bile flow freely.
But don't ask for liver pills. Ask
for Carter's Little Liver Pills Look for
the name Carter's Little Liver Pills on
the red label. Resent a substitute. 25c [
at drug store·. © 1931 Ο. M. C30.—Ad- ι
vertisement.
LA GUARDIA'S ARBITERS
AVERT ELEVATOR STRIKE
Union Recognition Provided Tor,
but Closed-Shop Demands
Are Refused.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 22—A
threatened strike which would have
stopped thousands of elevators In
Manhattan was averted yesterday
through an agreement reached by
Mayor La Guardia's Arbitration Com
mittee.
The agreement was signed after
more than 13 hours of discussion. It
provides recognition of the Building
Service Employés' International Union
and sets up a committee to adjust
hours and wages. The union, which
has 55,000 members, is empowered
to bargain for ita members, but Ite
demand for a closed shop is not
granted.
The Arbitration Committee consists
of Raymond V. Ingersoll. borough
president of Brooklyn: William M.
Chadbourne. representing the Real
Estate Board of New York, and Ed
ward Maguire, representing the union.
County Agent to Talk>
DECATUR HEIGHTS. Md., Novem
ber 22 (Special).—Miss Ethel M.
Regan, Prince Georges County home
demonstration agent, will give sug
gestions on sewing for Christmas gifts
at a meeting of the Housekeepers'
Club Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Alfred R. Lee.
MRS. KAHN LISTS $1,518
AS COST OF CAMPAIGN
Merriam Reports $464 for Travel
Expense in Winning Gov
ernor's Chair.
By the Auoclated Pre·*.
SACRAMENTO, Calif., November
22.—Representative Florence P. Kahn,
Republican. disclosed that she
spent $1,518.50 campaigning for the
recent election, In which she de
feated Chauney Traraultolo, Demo
crat.
Mr*. Kahn of the fourth California
district filed her campaign expense
account with Secretary of State
Frank C. Jordan.
At Loe Angeles Acting Gov. Frank
F. Merrlam filed an amended action,
listing $464 for traveling expenses
spent In winning the gubernatorial
office.
Previously he had reported no per
sonal receipts and no expenditures.
BURNS IN STILL BLAST
CAUSE DEATHS OF TWO
Woman and Daughter, 10, Lose
Lives as Liquor Apparatus in
Attic Explodes.
Br the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, November 22.—Mrs.
Ethel Kachikis and her 10-year-old
daughter Frances died Tuesday of
burns suffered -when a 100-faTtem ftfll
exploded in the attic of their hone.
Two other children were slightly
burned and six others escaped Injury.
The still was In operation and fire
men expressed the opinio· Alcohol
fumes were set off by the finies under
«he cooker.
Mrs. Kachlkls, her clothing aflame,
ran screaming Into the street and died
later. Frances collapsed In the attic.
Federal agents seized 18 barrels of
mash and IS gallons of a kohol.
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FRIDAY Remnants and Specials! .S,
Another Day of Big Savings in the CHALLENGE SALE
$1 98
3c
Housewares
(97) Carpet
green handle. ^eie 25c
(80) Electric Bulbs; 25, 40 and
60 watt. Were 10c each 2£c
(6)°Sho*fr Curtains; one rose. 5
white. Were *119 *nd
its»9 Alarm Clocks; "Big: Bad
Wolf"; guaranteed time
teeper. Were 94c . _ Knife
(J site» SU.nl» Steel Kmfe
md Kork Sets; white handle^
•Universal" make. Ο LQ
Were $4.98 ▼J'°7
135) Wear-Ever Aluminum
Saucepans; 2 qts. Were 45c
,9) Pottery Beer Sets; pitcher
and 6 mugs. Were AQ
6100 , .
(24) Glassbake Oven-proof
long Baking Dishes; were ^
■ 4) Detecto Bath A A
Scales; were $3 98 φΑ-j·»
(3) Toilet Seats; green finish,
chromium hardware.
Were $4.49 . ■ · ·
(4) Waste BaskeU; dec- OC
jrated metal. Were 65c
(8) Cake Saver Cake Boards and
decorated cover. Sold as ΛΩ
Is." Were 95c · · ■ ·
(10 Tin Measuring Cups,
were 10c
Odd lot of Stem Glaieware. In
cluding Wine Glasses Cock
tails, Goblets, etc. Were Çj^.
1 Cp
Goldenberg's—Downstairs Store.
Sportswear
,27) Novelty Knit Dresses, Fall
shades; sizes 14 to 20. CQ
Were $1.39... ··_··
(15) Three-piece Knit suive,
consisting of slip-on swea er. skut
ind cardigan: sizes 14 (Γ I Λ~Ί
colors ; sizes 26 to 30. & |
O^All-wool' Lacy Sweaters; in
pastel shades; broken sizes QO^»
34 to 38. Were $1.95. y
Goldenberg s—Second F loo .
Toys
(26) Fire Engine Houses; large
enough to accommodate
Z or fire department. Made
jf fibre board. Sold as OC
s·· Were $1.00 ,7
fi) Τον Pool Table; complete
vith cue sticks and
,ool balls; shopworn. ^QQ
aT Toy95 Pool 'Table; complete
vith cue sticks and
,ool balls; shopworn.
Vas $12.95 ▼ c,w«·
l2) Toy Electric Hanfiy
:or manual training. O0
Γ"6 Toy0 Electric ' La the. for
nanual training. Was. $3 95
(5.00 ^
12) Sets of Blades for
Electric Lathe. Were ^ J ^QQ
(îfwâÛ Blackboards; & | QQ
uT Combination Board^
(rith equipment. Was <££^5
(β)' American Fly"
rypewrltere; shopworn. ^ | ^QQ
store·
Gloves
(249 Pairs) Women's Gloves;
novelty or plain slip-on fabrics,
in black, brown or cocoa, sises
5 to 8 in the lot. Were OQ_
>9c pair J 7C
(180 Pairs) Children's Novelty
Fabric Gloves; slip-on Style;
;ocoa, gray, navy and brown.
Samples—mostly in sizes 4 and 5.
Regularly 79c and $1.00 Α"Ί
pair HI C
Main Floor.
Bedspreads and
Domestics
(27) Colonial Bedspreads; 84x
105" size; wanted col- £ ι on
ars. Were $2.00 φ I .JO
(8 doz·) Pillow Cases; 24x36"
size. Irregulars of 19c ι λ
juality I V/C
(8) Rayon Bedspreads; 84x105"
size; in blue, green φο oft
jr orchid. Were $3.00 φ£ι<3/
(9) Colonial Bedspreads; 84x105"
size. Irregulars of ι Q-1
S4.00 quality φ I » 7 /
(150 yds.) Bleached Domet Flan
nel; heavy double fleeced ■ Λ
juality. Regularly 15c yd. I UC
Goldenberg's—Main Floor.
Blankets
(25 pairs) Plaid Lankcts; table
samples, slightly soiled. Not less
than 5 per cent wool. I ft
Were $2.59 pair φΖ· I 7
(49) Bed Pillows; medium size;
feather filled; covered with
striped or art ticking ·Ίft
Were 98c / TC
(33 pairs) Part wool Blankets;
various color plaids; heavy qual
ity. Not less than 5 per
rent wool. Were (fo Qft
(3.95 pair ψ0·3 7
(15) Indian Blankets; large size;
bright colorings, φ I *tq
Were $2.29 φ I / 7
Goldenberg's—Third Floor.
Corsets
(3) Two-way Stretch Girdle·;
side laced ; sizes 29 and γλ
10. Were $8.50 φ J.DU
(5) Corslet te·; lace bust Inner
jelts; sizes 36, 37, 38, λγ
10 and 46. Were $6.50 φΖ.ΤΟ
Goldenberg'*—Second Floor.
Jr. Misses' Dresses
(31) Rayon Rough Crept· Dresses,
In Pall shades. Sizes £ ι ι ·*
13 to 17. Were $2.19. φ I . I /
( 27 ) Silk Crepe and Acetate
Dresses; straightllne models;
sizes 11 to 17. Were qq
*5 95 end $7 95 φΖ.7 /
Goldenberg's—Second Floor.
Men's Furnishings
(203) Men's Broadcloth Shirts;
plain white and a few solid col
ors; collar attached
style. Sizes 14 to 17. nrr
Were 59c. 3 for $1.... 3DC
(134) Men'a Athletic Shorts;
white and fancy brodacloth; sizes
30 to 50. Samples and irregu
lars of 35c and 50c λγ
qualities ZDC
(48) Men's Otis Balbriggan
Shirts; short sleeves, sizes 36 and
38; and long leg Drawers, sizes
32, 34, 36 and 38. Irreg
ulars of 75c and 95c rft
qualities OUC
(83 Men's Flannelette Night
Shirts; sizes 16,17 and 18. QJ
Were $1.15 #00
CI5) Men's Broadcloth Pajamas;
middy or regular style; QC-»
sizes C and D. Were $1.19 7 Ο C
(15) Men's Shirts and Ties to
match; blue, tan and gray
checks; broken sizes. * ι <JQ
WeTe $1.95 φ I .Z7
(120) Men's Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers; Winter weight; nearly
all sizes. Irregulars of pr
79c quality OOC
(149 pairs) Men's Rayon Hose; in
pastel shades and white; sizes
10 to 12. Were 19c T_l. _
pair 7 2 C
(61) Men'» Flannelette Pajamas;
pull-over and regular styles;
sizes A and B. Were ΛΓ _
$1.29 73C
Goldenberg't—Main Floor.
Neckwear & Handfs.
(138) Neckwear; of satin, benga
line, pique and taffeta. *)A->
Regularly 39c and 49c...
(51) Berets and Tarns; of vel
veteen and felt; feather ΛΛ .
trimmed. Were 49c AjC
(92) Satin and Bengaline Q
Dress Bows; were 29c #C
(1,260) Women's Handkerchiefs;
large sport size prints, colored
woven border end Swiss embroid
ered. Irregulars of 5c and O-»
8c qualities OC
«8601 Odd Lots of Men's Initial
Handkerchiefs; colored woven
border and plain white linen. Ir
regulars of 10c and 15c
qualities
Goldenberg't—Main Floor
8c
Lamps
(10) Large Pottery Table Lamps,
complete with shades. d* I QP
Were $3 49 ·Φ · ·'□
(25) Vanity Lamps; white base;
■with matching shade trimmed
with colored ribbon. <£ Ι ΛΛ
Were $149 Φ I «W
(30) Fall Length Mir
rors; size 12x48". Were Q"J
$1.29 7/C
Goldenberff"s—Third Floor.
Beds and Mattresses
(1) Studio Bed; with rolled edge
and stitched Inner-spring mat
tress. Opens to full size or twin
beds. Sold "as is." φΟΟ QC
Was $35.00
(1) Heller Mattress; imported
damask covering ; Ν a c h m a η
spring units; full size. Floor
sample. Was * ι / |-Λ
$27.50 .* φΙΟ.Ου
<4) Coil Springe; double deck;
helical tied; stabilizer on sides;
twin size only. Were &~J qq
$16.50 φ/ It
(8) Poster Beds; mahogany or
maple veneered panels; full
size only. Were <£/ q/
$9.95 φΟ./*r
(7) Metal Beds; with center cane
panels; light brown finish. 4 full
size; 3 twin size. Qy·
Were $7.95 ^,7*t
(1) Heller Studio Bed; rounded
corners; covered with figured
black denim; silver
piping. Was $47.50 ψ00.7τ·
(7) Cotton Mattresses; rolled
edge, deep tufting. 4 twin size.
3 full size. Were qq
$6 95 φ*Γ.7 7
(3) Emergency Cots; with heavy
cotton pad, link
$8.44
springs. Were $10.95
(1) Maple Ladder-bark Bed;
full size. Was qq
$1495 φθ.77
(4) Inner-spring Mattresses; dur
able ticking; 2 full size <£q qq
2 twin. Were $12.95 φ0*77
Goldenberg's—Fourth Floor.
Rugs
35c
5®
(8) Felt Base Hugs; 9x15 it.;
floor samples. Were ir
$9.50 ΦΟ/Κ)
(5) Felt Base Rugs; 9x10* ft.;
samples. Were $6.95 <£ λ nr
and $7.95 φ*Τ.75>
(85 yds.) Felt Base Runner; 36
inches wide; cut lengths.
Regularly 59c yd
(82) Scatter size Chenille
Rugs. Were $1.59 to q-t
$2.25 7/C
(3) Broadloom Velvet Rugs;
9x12 ft Were 71·
$37.50 i
(2) Axmlnster Rugs; 9x15 ft.
Irregulars of $69.00 £ÔQ ΛΛ
grade fj7.UU
(7) Axmlnster Rugs; 41/2x61i ft.
Irregulars of $11.95 |"Λ
grade φΟ.Ου
(3) Axmlnster Rugs;
8%xl0% ft. Were
$32.50 φΖΖ.Οϋ
(25) Oval Velvet Rugs; £| 7#
27x45 in. Were $2.95. Φ I ./O
(12) Imitation Oriental Runners;
24 Inches by 9 ft ΛΕ
Regularly $6.95. .... φ^·"3
Ooldenberv'»—Downstairs Store.
69c Lamp
Shades
39'
Par«hmenmed for floor,
bridjie or table lamp*.
Third floor.
$1.95 Velour
Drapes
$1 58
\\ induw, tringed valance.
Rose, blue or <ofd.
Third Floor.
59c House
Dresses
29c
Small sizes only.
Seco'iii Floor
$1.09
BLOUSES
59c
Satin, corduroy, taffeta and
crepe- Size* 32 to 3ft.
Main Floor.
Ι 51.00 and $1.25
' Ur)bleached
Sheeis
78c
^'xîO, 7?.Oq .
s'Zfj before h M\9<r
u„ hcm™>ng
V""I C/iW.
57.
s*«
■ Boys'
I Knicfcers
I 4 Longtes
ι 66c
frregtiJafs of oo . ».
qUa,i"- S'J f,**1·*
Wnt η floor,
25c ,0 3^
Wash Fabrics
13
IJC yd.
2 « >arj lengths.
Main Floor.
29c to 50c
Wash Fabrics
19
I ne,^ts in useiui fenjths.
■"O"/ i toor.
I $5.95 Felt
Base Rugs
*385 j
ft. Co id Sea/ V I
P«>tiset a ». aj* *Ve. I
Endura Κ„£,"°η< a » d I
.Vfor, I
Purchase! 3,000 yds.
MILL LENGTHS of
79c to
.59
• All-Silk Printed Crepe · All-Silk Crinkle Crepe
• All-Silk Ruff Crepe · All-Silk Washable Crepe
• All-Silk Canton Crepe · Acetate Plain Crepe
• All-Silk Satin · Acetate Printed Crepe
Excellent lengths for any purpose. White, black
and all desirable colors.
SI to SI JO Mill Length
WOOLENS
54-in. Coatinfi,
54-in. Crepes ...
54-in. FUnnel·.
54-in. Checks ..
54-in. Tweeds ..
79c
YARD
S9c to 79c Mill Length
Rayons & Acetates
40-inch
Flat Crepe ...
41-inch
Canton Crepe.
49-inch
Rayon Crepe. .·
34c
YARD
25c AII.Silk
12-Momie Pongee
Red label fine -j
geric quality. 12 I jO
YARD
9
dress and lin
momie.
89c to $1 NEW SILKS
All-Silk Satin · All-Silk Seersucker
• All-Silk Canton · All-Silk Wheatley Crepe
Goldenbrrç"»—Main Floor.
69c
Free!
SIMPLICITY
PATTERN
With the purchase ef any dress
or coat lenith dunnt this emit
Any style you choose . . . Dat
tern is Included without extra
charge.
Main Floor.
L
88c
48c
SHOES
(6Ό) Women's and Growing Girls'
Shoe. and Oxfords. Dre« and
sport styles in many leathers and
fabrics. All sizes in the lot. QQ.
Formerly $169 to *2.49 7
(1020) Women's AU Robber Snap
Goloshes. Brown only.
Medium heels. All sizes..
(206) Women's Storm Rubbers.
Brown with medium heels, m
sise 6 only. Originally I ft
$1
(186) Infants' Oxfords and Slip
pers. White, patent and two-tone.
Hard soles for walking.
Sizes X to 4 only ...
(308) Children's Storm Rubbers.
For boys and girls. Heavy rolled
edge soles. All sizes to 2.
Formerly »1
(197) Women's Comfort Slippers.
One strap style. F1 exible turned
leather soles and low rubbe
heels. All sizes to 9.
Formerly $1 49 ·_
(2SS) Men'· and Boys Dre* Ox
fords. Black bal style. Custom
toe. All sizes 6 to 11. <£ I ΛΟ
Formerly $1.98......·
(176) Men's Work Shoes. Sturdy,
with long-wearing composition
soles. All sines. For- d» I AO
merly $198 * ,7
(418) Misses' and Children s Ox
fords and Slippers. Many styles,
all leathers. Sizes to 2. QQr
Formerly $119 to $1.39 OTF
(189) Men's Drees Storm Rubber^
With rolled edges and double
reinforcements. All sizes. Qft _
Formerly $1.39
(312)Men's Work Rubbers. Heavy
red soles for hard wear. ÛC^
Formerly
Main Floor.
Underwear
(42) Women's Spnnlo Rayon Pan
ties, lace trimmed; tea- "7ft
rose. Were $1.00 — ·
(40) Women's Rayon Panties and
Step-ins; broken sizes. I9c
(lg) Women's medium weight
Cotton Vest· and Bloom- OQ*»
ers : broken sizes. Were 19c J 7 ^
(15) Children's Waist Siuts,
sleeveless, knee style; OÛ#.
small sizes only. Were 59c Jj
(15) Kiddies' part wool Snug-nt
Pants and Vests; broken TO»
sizes. Were 49c *· 'j?
<36) Silk Chemise; lace trimmed;
tearoee or flesh; sizes 34 CO*·
and 36. Were 89c.....· *»' _
(25) Rayon Taffeta Drees Slips,
lace trimmed; flesh color; CO*»
size 34. Were 89c »» '
(19) Flannelette Bloomers anu
Petticoats; white only. O//.
yjere 59c .·············
Goldenberg's—Main Floor.
Hosiery
(122 Pairs) Women's Sport Hose;
In brown heather mixtures; two
tone color effect; sizes Ι
8V2 to IOV2 ;·■··· '/J*
(213 Pairs) Misses Fancy Long
Hose and Children's Derby Rib
bed Hose; % length sport styles,
with fancy tops. Sizes 5 to 9 in
the lot, but not in every 1 ^
style. Pair
Goldenberg"»—Main Floor.
\
84c
8c
Towels and Linens
(175 yds.) Part-linen Tea Towel
ing; mill lengths 1 to 4 yds. q
Regularly 15c yd OC
(81 yds.) All-linen Table Dan
ask; 70 Inches wide. L.A —.
Regularly $1.25 yd OHC
(31) Pate* Tea Towels; ir- ρ
regulars of 20c quality /C
(48) Turkish Bath Mats; extra
heavy quality; wanted colors.
Irregulars of $1.50 qual
ity
(46) Small Hack Towels;
regularly 12He, each
(52 yds.) Unbleached Linen
Damask Cloth; 63 inches
wide. Regularly $1.00 CA~
yard
Coldenberg'i—Main floor.
Notions
Corset » Λ
Supporter· I Ut
50c Fancy Whisk Or
Brooms £OC
49c Bobber Household ΛΡ _
Aprons *OC
$1.98 Rug # ft
Patterns 07C
rrr $1.00
69c Baffling, assorted ΛΛ .
colors, yard O/C
29c and 50c Dress
Buckles
Golderiberg't—Main Floor.
10c
Toiletries
(4 ounce·) Maxlne'· Christmas
Dream Perfume; regularly Or_
$4.00 ounce. Per dram . WC
(27) Body Powder; reg- Oft-.
ularly 50c Ll C
(31) Rudemar Face
Powder; $2.00 discon- I Q
tinued, box I #C
Odd lot of Tre-.Tnr Face Powder,
Lipstick and Paste Rouge; i
regularly 10c OC
50c Woodbury Λ / _
Shampoo «30C
50c Compact·, assorted <JQ
discontinued styles A/C
jloo tq
Perfumirers W7C
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Goldenberg's—Main Floor.
Men's Clothing
(1) Leather Coat; size *"f λλ
42. Was $12.95 ψ/-70
(18) Men's and Young Men's
Suits; sizes 34 to 44 in £q λλ
the lot. Were $13.50. fO,7U
(I) Tuxedo, size 36 φΐ" ΛΛ
short. Was $17.50 .. φΟ-UU
(7) Men'· Topcoats; sizes 34, 38
and 40 regulars, one £ ι ι qq
42 short. Were $17.50 ψ I I -/O
(4) Men's Topcoats; blue; siies
34, 35, 36. Were #1 ι ΛΛ
$25.00 φ I 0.70
(9) Men's Topcoat·; slizes 37, 38,
40. 42 and 44 <£q λλ
Were $13.50 φθ.7υ
ii) Men's Wc
to 42. We
$1.00 pair
(1·) Men's Raincoats; (Λ Oft
sizes 34 to 42. Were $3 φΖ·07
Goldenberg't—Main Floor.
(39 pairlsi) Men's Work Pants;
sizes 30 to 42. Were
'•v » » ·* »
$2.48
Tt<4 suede
[ coat, zip
$3.57
38c
Infants' Wear
(11) ToU' Suede Cloth 3-piece
Set*: consisting of lumberjack,
tipper leggLns and helmet; green,
blue, red and Un;
sues 5 and 6. Were $3.95 1
(5) Tots' 3-piece imported suede
cloth Sets, consisting of coat, zip
per leggins and hel
met; red only. Size 6.
Were $5.95 ...
(11) Infants' wool knit
Leggins; cream color. Q
Were *1.00 OtC
(4) Tots' 3-piece Knit Sets, con
sisting of slip-over red sweater,
navy pants and be
ret; sizes 2, 3 and 4. φι QQ
Were $2.95. φ I .07
(7) Infanta' hand crochet
Sacques: of white wool.
Were 79c
(4) Infanta' one-piece Crepeers;
wool and rayon; in pink. "JQ
Were $1.00 / OC
Goldenberg's—Second Floor
Curtains, Draperies
(400 Yds.) 36" Drapery Damask;
in rose, blue, green or or
gold. Regularly 35c yd... ^OC
(125 Pairs) Tailored Curtains; of
fine marquisette; 2Vi yds.
long; white only. Were ρλ
$1.00 OjC
(850 Yds.) Kayon Taffeta Dra
pery Materials; 38" wide, in rose,
blue, gold or peach. OO»
Regularly 49c yd Ο/C
(97 Pairs) Six-piece Cottage Car
tains; of flowered marquisette;
plain colored ruffles, rn
Were 79c pair 07 C
(18$ Pairs) Lace Curtains; in
fllet weave; cream or φ ι λ λ
ecru. Were $1.39 pair, φ I iW
(41) Studio Couch Covers; of
rainbow jaspe, in rust £ ■ no
or green. Were $1.59. φ I «0 7
Cushion Covers to match,
each
Goldenberg's—Third Floor.
39c
Radios
(1) Philco Radio; new 1935 dem
onstrator. List price ΓΛ
$42.50
(1) Zenith Radio;
new 1934 model. List #00 ΓΛ
price $59.50 ^AA.OU
(1) Atwater Kent Radio; 8
tubes. List price (OQ Q("
$79.50 φΖ7.70
(I) General Electric Radio; 8
tubes. list price Ι (-Λ
$89.50 I .OU
Goldenberg't—Third Floor.
Window Shades, Etc.
(ISO) Duplex Window Shades;
green-and-white, or green-and
ecru; 3x6 ft. cut size AQ_
Irregulars of 98c quality ï7C
(75) Stainless Table Cloths; 54x
54 in.; assorted patterns. /Λ
Irregulars of 98c quality 07 C
(60) Scalloped and Fringed Win
dow Shades; white only;
3x6 ft. Werell.se ...
(36 pairs) Swinging Cranes; com
plete with brackets and rings;
4 finishes. Were 98c
pair
Goldenberg'i—Downstairs Store.
89c
s; corn
rings;
75c
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Boys' Clothing
(tl) Boys· Shaker Knit Sweaters;
heavy weight pull-over style;
black or mart*»; sues * ι AQ
30 to 34. Were $2 85. ψ I ·" /
(18) Boys' Blue Cheviot Unifies ;
8 to 14 years. Irregu- d» Ι ΛΛ
lars of $1.79 quality.. Φ ' ΛΛ/
(36) Boys' All-wool Sleeveless
Sweaters; plain ocolors and nov
elty patterns, sizes 30 to Q7/»
36 Were $1 49 7 / C
(62) Junior Boys' Eton and
Rugby Suits; wool mixtures; 4
to 10 years. Were Q"t
$3 95 and $4 95 φ£.7 /
(65) Junior Boys' Overcoats; all
wool and wool mix
tures; 2 to 9 years. OQ
Were $3.95 and $4.95. yJ·*'
(4) Youths' Fall Topcoats; navy
blue cheviot; 13 to 18 Q~J
years. Were $9 75... φ/..7/
(8) Boys' all wool Zipper Jackets;
green and maroon;
14 and 16 years. Were I OQ
$2.49 Φ' >0 '
(20) Boys' all wool Shaker pull
over Sweaters; some with zipper
Ironts; sizes 28 to 36. d^ QC
Were $3.95 φ£.7»/
(35) Boys' plain white all wool
Sweaters; pull-over
style; sires 30 to 36 * ι A~J
Were $2.95 φ I ."T /
(32) Panty style Legglns: red Jer
sey or pink chinchilla; 3 TQ _
to 6 years. Were $1 07C
(2) Junior Boy*· Over
coats; size 3 years. Were -»Q
$1.49 / 7V»
(t) Youths' Coat·; from high
grade suite; sizes 14
and 20 years. Regu- d»o dQ
larly «4.95 Φ£."Τ7
(28) Junior Boy»' Sweaters; with
and withous sleeves;
slaes 24 to 28. Were
79c and 95c «J7W
(42) Boys' Black Sateen Shirt"
and Blouses; 12»? to 13Va Ι Γ .
neck. Were 79c ·
(84) Boys' Suede Cloth Jackets;
washable; tan shade;
?,.£ wm $1-00
(120) Junior Boys' Fall Novelty
Suit·; button-on style; 5 CO —
toioyeers. Were7»c... 37vi
(280) Boys' "Bell" Brand Shirt·
and Bntton-on Blouses; all sises.
Irregulars of 79c quai- CQ _
lty 37 W
(80) Boys' Wash Suits; white
and fancy broadcloth; 2 to 9
years. Were $1.16 to 70
$1.59 '
(14) Boys' Blue Cheviot Zipper
Front Jackets; sleeveless style;
8 to 12 years. Were 69c
Ooidenberft—Main Tloor.
Misses' and Women's
Dresses and Coats
(7) Drcini. Were *77
$2.95 ' / C
(il)Dr esses. Were $1.77
(14)Dresses. Were $1.77
(7) Fur-trimmed Coat». ηη
Were $16.95 Φ7.#/
(6) Misses' Fur-trimmed Coat·:
sizes 12 and 14 only.
Were $2950·...
Goldenberg'i—Second Floor.
$1177
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