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No Parking
Worries Here!
First 2 hours, 10c.
Each additional
Hour, 10c.
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Open a Charge
Account!
Use our liberal Credit
Termt. Shop every
floor.
FRIDAY! A PAGE OF SUPER VALUES PROVING
' ' -
You Could Not Be Extravagant
At Goldenberg’s if you tried
Because you get the most for your money when you shop and save at GOLDEN BERG'S, Washing
ton's Thrift Store. We keep prices down by selling large quantities at a smaller profit, by elim
inating wasteful methods and by practicing the thrift we preach in all our business dealings.
This is your STORE, GOLDEN BERG'S the thrift store for thrifty people where we help you sove
while you spend. You're always certain to get full value for every dime you spend here and
in addition you're sure to find the newest, nicer things at the prices you wish to pay for them.
I Extraordinary—Great Savings on
Boys’ $4 Corduroy Zipper
Jacket & Knicker Outfits
Y?u„save.enough on this outfit to buy an extra shirt or blouse.
1 Julliards fancy pattern corduroys in greys and brown Full
ength zipper closing, fancy bach lachets, warmly lined. Also fully 1
lined knickers. Sizes 8 to 18 years _ _ I
Goldenberff'i—Main Floor ■ I
If You Wear Sizes 12 to 18 Misses—
Here's a Break for You!
SPLENDID-FALL WEIGHT
COATS AND SUITS
Were 13.95 to 19.95
Swagger coats, jigger coats and tailored short
coat suits in splendid styles. Silk crepe or satin
linings. Broken assortments and sizes 12 to 18.
Just 15 in the group_
28 Women Will Save Almost One-Half
SMART-3.99 FALL DRESSES
Satin, rayon crepes and sheer fabrics.
Black and colorful prints. Broken sizes
12 to 40.
Goidenberg’i—Second Floor.
69c to 98c Remnanta of Smart
Silks, Acetates and Rayons
Panne Satin Celanese Satin
Pebble Crepe Rough Acetate*
Printed Silks Printed Rayons
Silk Flat Crepe Rayon French Crepe
Rayon Faille Fancy Weaves
Goldenberg't—Main Floor.
Boys’ 39c and 49c
Shirts and Blouses
(360) Perfect and ir
reeulars. Collar at
tarhed. fancy patterns ■ U ■ ■ ^
and plain white broad- M ^*■§1
cloth, 11*2 to 14 neck,
(92) JR. ROYS’ WASH SUITS. Three
piece Eton coat suits and button-on
styles. Sizes 4 to 6. Were
79c . «M&C
(«<*) BOYS’ COVERT WASH KNICK
ERS. 8 to 11 years, shorts in size 5
only, and wash longies. sizes *iqa
10 to 12. Were 59c to 79c tmrTjtZ
<61 ) BOYS’ KNIT UNION
SUITS. Cotton ribbed and 1
mesh Were IOC
(180) BOYS’ FALL WASH SUITS. A
special purchase. Various color com
binations. Button-on styles. Sizes
3 to 10. Perfect for school
wear. Were 98c to 1.19__ • • 17
(10) ALL-WOOL PREP SUITS. Sport
back copts. Dark tan mix
tures. Sizes 18 to 20. Were ^
p > f •*J»1
(220) BOYS’ SCHOOL SWEATERS.
All-wool sleeveless styles and part
wool sweaters with sleeves. Junior
and boys sizes. 26 to 36. SO**
Were 69c to 51 __ __ alalt
(84) BEIL” ATHLETIC SHORTS.
Fine broadcloth some with French
j backs. White and fancy patterns.
\ Slight irregulars Sizes 24 <>*)n
24 to 34. Were 29c to 59c
(144) BOYS’ TIES. Fancy rayons
in numerous patterns. Odd lots for
| clearance. Were 10c and 5*-*
15c - 017
(4?) BOYS’ CORDUROY KNICKERS.
Fancy patterns. Fully lined.
Sizes 7 to 11 only. Wert
(ft!9 BOYS' KNICKER SUITS.' Oxford
srey Wool mixtures. Size 1 OO
8 only Were 3.98 R.OO
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
Super-Savings on
Girls' 59c to 1.15
Sheer Dresses
Colorful prints and
solid shades. Sizes 3
to 8. Slightly soiled
from counter display.
(12) TOTS’ 3-PC. COAT SETS. Warm
beacon cloth in pastel colors. 1 QQ
Sizes 1 and 3. Were 2.99 _ ■
(4) TOTS’ SNOW SUITS. One-piece
style. Beacon chinchilla in
pastel colors. Size 1. Were 84c
(18) INFANTS’ BONNETS AND
DRESSES. Pastel, organdy. 1
Soiled. Were 59c -
(38) TOTS’ RAYON CREPE DRESSES.
Dark backgrounds. Sizes 3
to 6. Were TOc ^
(60) C.IRI.S’ RAYON UNDIES. Sec
onds of higher-priced garments. Tea
rose panties and vests. Sizes ■
4 to 10. Were 19c m
(20) TOTS’ RAINCOATS AND CAPES.
Checks and dots. Sizes 3 to 1 OQ
6. Were 1.95 *
(22) GIRLS’ RAINCOATS. Navy,
brown and red. Sizes 10 to A./L
14 Were 2.95 *■'•“**
Croldenberg's—Second Floor.
1,432 Yards of 49c to 59c
Silk and Rayon
REMNANTS
All-Silk French Ah M
AM-^lk flat crepe l%Q yd.
Rayon Taffeta ^ “ *
Rayon satin
Excellent lengths for dresses, blouses
and lingerie.
IJOJi y<b.) 91-INCH WOOLEN SUIT
INGS. All wool in smart
and good looking tans. Were
13P ... yd. OlC
yds.) WOOL COATINGS. 94
inches wide in splendid weaves.
grey only. Were . yd. •
Goldenberg's—Main Floor.
Just 156—$) to 1.19
SHEETS
High-grade 64 - square
sheeting. free from ^3 M
starch. Second*. 63x M
99 and 72x99. "
HI TAILORED RAYON BEDSPREADS.
Twin bed sire. 72x105 in •> a«
brown only. Were 3.95-. *Gm*rS
<S) SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS.
Seconds of fine quality. 81x99 a©_
inch size. Were 1.19 „ . OOC
(38) UNBLEACHED CRIB
SHEETS. Extra heavy quality. «h A
Wert 79e _ OlC
(Ml STRONCWEAR PILLOW CASES.
Soiled. 45x36-lnch a 1 z e. «*a_
Were 35c. Each .. _ i*W
(3) HAND-TUFTED CANDLEWICK
BEDSPREADS, double bed sire.
Soiled from display. Were <R S*t%
3 95 . _
(2161 BLEACHED PILLOW CASES.
Closely woven, soft finish
cotton. 42x36 size. Were
(3) COLONIAL BEDSPREADS. S6x
105. Soiled, but easly laun- ■ aa
dered. Were 2.49 .1 »»F«f
(101 HAND-TUFTED CANDLEWICK
SPREADS. 90x108. Slightly A AQ
soiled. Were 5.95._ ■»»*P*P
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
Remnant Lengths of
25c to 38c
Wash Goods
Printed Fine C'oont Percales
Rayon Taffeta
Printed Broadcloth m mm
Plain Color PercaleV ■ #a j
Printed Dimity ■ l|[! yd.
Printed Batiste ■ _ ■ ^ J
Dress Ginghams ■
Printed Pique m
Printed Pic Pon Cords
Printed Seersuckers
Guaranteed Fast Colors
rdf. I BROADCLOTH REM
NANTS, Solid colors Light blue and
orchid 1 to 3 yard lengths e_
Were 15c _yd
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
Famous Make
79c to 1.15
Full Fashioned
Ringless Silk Hose
Slighth Irregulari
Rinsless mill mends
that will not affect
thetr wear. Fall
shades Sizes S',
to 10'a. Only 283
^_ I
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
Only 217 Pairs
44c Silk Chiffon
NOSE
Slight irregulars.
Included are some
silk mesh hose in
Fall shades. Sizes
8'a to lOVi.
(179) CHIFFON SILK HOSE. Sec
onds of .19c quality. Fall
shades. Broken assortment l ■* _
of sizes — pr. IOC
r?87)SERV,CE WEIGHT HOSE. Per
fect. Fall colors, including black and
white. Broken sizes. Were
19c — _ pr. ifC
Goldenberg's—Main Floor.
IDO Fall Grain
69c Handbags
Black, brown wine
and green, idea! for
new costumes
Pouches and envel
opes in smart fash
Goldenberg's—Main Floor.
100 Two-Way Stretch
Lasiex Girdles
Small. medium and
larce sizes Complete
with two pairs of car
ters. Slishtly imper
fect.
<*#> BROC ADE C ORSELETTES. built
in boning, broken sizes, l nn
Were J .50 I .03
<.t0) GIRDLES, semi-step-m styles.
Side laced, broken sizes. Were
<61 GIRDLES, firm coutil in front
hooi<. back laced style Sizes ■ fa»
37 and .18. Were 5.05 l.aJO
Goldenberg1t—Second Floor.
C loaeout—3.98 to S.98
Sofa Slip Covers
11 covers for Wftttf or
button - back styles.
Homespun woven
Plaids. A rare value
If these flt your sofa
Goldenberff'3—Third Floor.
r"1—■ i
A Chance to Save—Thrifty
Women will Appreciate This
Sale DRESSES
Rayon Crepe
Prints. Solid
Colors. 1 and
2-pc. styles.
Newer Fashions.
Sizes 14 to 52.
Buy two at one
time—but if you
want just one,
bring a lriend or
relative and
save. Remem
ber, 2 days only.
Singly, $2.59
Women’s 69c to $1
House Dresses
Psrcal es and sheer*,
many soiled, some sec
ond*. Sizes 14 to 30.
(13) MAIDS’ UNIFORMS. Blue and
green with white collars and cuffs.
Sizes 16 to 46. Were 1.29 H/t**
to 1.69 ... . . O^C
(11) COTTON DRESSES. Sheer
dresses. many with swing
skirts. Sizes 14 to 18. Were
(26> SMOCKS. Three-quarter length
polka-dot broadcloth Navy-,
or red. Sizes 14 to 20. Were
<D SHEER HOUSE COATS. Ankle
length. Small and medium R in
sizes. Were 1JS and 3.8#
(13) SHEFR DRESSES. Button-front
style of dotted Swiss. Sizes •»A„
1+ to 20. Were SI •»«*«.*
(KOI HOUSE DRESSES. Printed
broadcloth and percale. Fast
colors. Sizes 14 to 38. Were
Goldenberg's—Second Floor.
Misses 1.99 and 2.99
Knit Snils
Two-pieoe styles in
pastels. Slightly soiled.
Sizes 14 to 20 Only
36 to sell at this low
price.
(41) WOMEN'S BLOUSES, tailored or
fluffy cottons. Sizes 34 to 40. A A**
Were 1.19
(10) PASTEL SPORT SKIRTS, small
sizes, soiled from display.
Were 1.99 ®OC
(35) PLAT SUITS, skirts shorts and
blouses. Sizes 14 and 16. Were
(1R> FALL SPORT SKIRTS, plaids,
grey and black. Sizes 26 to ar _
32 waist. Were 1.99
Goldenberg’s—Second Floor.
Women a 29c to 39c
FABRIC GLOVES
Heavy, warm fabrlo
right for now and
for colder weather.
468 pairs_
(2161 BENG4LIVE GLOVES. Many
smart styles Black, brown, navy
and wine. Broken aizes.
Were a Sc_
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
Men's Handkerchiefs
Pine cotton in white with M
34-inch border. 473 only. Qn
You'll want several at this
low price
(OHO) WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
embroidered styles in white and
fancy prints.
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
29c to 39c NECKWEAR
Just 160 pieces.
White and eggshell
in many new styles.
Goldenberg’9—Main Floor.
TOILET GOODS
(28) 29c Bath Powders _1»e
'2D 35c Cutex Preparations ..19c
(120) 9c Assorted Toiletries.
| 6 for 19c
(243) 5c Assorted Toilet Soaps.
8 12 for 23e
(18) 69c West Point Hair Tonic.
39c
(37) Cleansing Tissues (200
sheets) 3 for 23c
(62) 10c Combs - 5c
(13) 49c I.uxor Face Powder 33c
<8> 81 Military Brush Sets 69c
(!l)59c Phillips Magnesia Cream
39c
(6) 55c Princess Pat Hand Lo
tion 3Ke
(16)Mavis Talc for Men. 2 for 25f
(9) Diplomat After-Shave Lotion.
10c
(7) 50c Cuticura Ointment 29c
(14) 29c Perfume Sets I 7c
(8) Professional Cold Cream.
| Half lb.. 23e
(14) 15c M ild Root M'ave Set 5e
(8-4) 10c Long-Handled Nail f iles.
3c
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
A Miraculous Purchase
$1 Taffeta
Swish Slips
Fall colors for wear —
under frocks and suits. ^
Black. navy. brown. mm ^
*n*en and rust. Nicely MM
UUored in .lies 34 |f
Goldenberg's—Second Floor.
Women’s 29c Vests
300 cotton vests with
bullt-UD shoulders in
sizes 34 to 41.
10 R WON TAFFETA SLIPS, tearose
or white m size 34 only.
Were 50c wFv
(BO) MESH PANTIES AND STEP-INS:
also ravon chemise, broken M m ^
sizes. Were 20c JLelt?
Goldenberg's—Second Floor.
Men's 1.19
PAJAMAS
100 only. Pait color
broadcloth in plain
effects and stripes.
Coat, middy and notch
collar models. Full cut.
Fast colors. Sizes A
to D
(48) MEN’S WEARABLES, soiled shirts,
athletic union suits broken nn
sizes. Were 59c to SI /fetPC
(600) MEN’S COLORED BORDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, lane n »or 1 1"
size. Were 4c each O Jl 1C
*121) MEN’S SOX. lisfht color. Q„
stripes and clox. Were "5c pr OC
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
r1 i
2.98 Oil Silk
Shower Curtains
12 only. First qual- a* BA
sty. guaranteed show- VI *111
erproof. Marine dec- M
orations. Assorted col- M B^bW
ors. Full size.
(38) CAKE PLATES WITH SERVERS.
Imported English earthenware in
several colorful patterns. JQn
Were $1 --
(10) BREAD BOXES. Decorated
metal, good size. With hinged
corners. Were 59c— — ** • "
(2) UTILITY CABINETS. Double door
metal cabinets with 5 compartments
Ivory enameled finish. Slight- V* T[9t
ly damaged. Were 8.95- "• • **
(18) ELECTRIC IRONS. Guaranteed
heating element. Full aize. QOn
Wera 1.25 OOR.
(12) ENAMEL COOKING KETTLES.
Complete with covers. 12
quart size. Seconds. Were 67c
1.25 _ — - -
(2) TABLES. Stainless porce
lain top. Slightly damaged. A »Q
Were 7.98 - “• • "
(10) CURTAIN STRETCHERS. Non
rust pins. Full size. Were 88c
(4) ELECTRIC WAFFLE MAKER.
Guaranteed heating element. 4Ap
Were SI
(1) WOOD BREAKFAST SET. 5
pieces. Green oak finish. Consists
of table and four chairs. All
in matching colors. Were Qggjg
(21 WOOD KITCHEN STOOL. High
back. Enameled finish. Were J .28
Gold en berg's—Dou-nsta irs.
NOTIONS AND
STATIONERY
(32)10c Dust Caps 2 tor 9c
(39) 10c Carded Buttons, 2 for lie
(27) 19e Shoe Baas 10c
(46) 13c Tie Racks 9c
(28) 49c Standard Tarns.
29c bundle
(64) 22)ic Fawn Crepe. 13c ball
vl6) 29c Rubber Apron* _ 17c
(9) 29r Ironinr Board Pads. 13c
<lf) 19c Ironinr Board Pads, 10c
(3) 1.19 Shoe Cabinets 79c
(31) 29c Dixie Maid Crochet Cot
ton . _ 13c
(II) 39c Girdles 23c
(7) 39r Rain Capes, small_39c
(9) 39c Knittlnr Bats 13c
(60) 3c Hair Nets 12 for 26c
(8) 69c Hand Emb. 3-Pe. Bridie
Sets 49c
(16) 3c Sanitary Pads, 12 for lie
Goldenbtrff's—Main Floor.
» ' I
Men’s $3 Wool
Melton Jackets
Save almost half.
Blue woolen with
talon fastener
pockets, strap sides,
full-cut sizes 42 to
46 _ _ I
Goldenberg's—Main Floor. *
Men’s
25c
Shorts &
Shirts
19cea
Pre - shrunk
broa fleloth
shorts, stripes,
checks, plaids.
30 to 44. shirts
34 to 4fi.
Main Floor.
Men’s
29c Fall
Ties
19c
8 t r 1 p e s.
plaids, checks
and neat de
signs. Fall
patterns. Me
dium shape.
Main Floor.
39c to 49c
Sash Curtains
1 >0 pairs in
dotted, figured
and appliqued
styles. Tailored
or rufflpd cur
tains in plain
cream or ecru.
HO to 72 inches
wide.
Goldenberg’s—Third Floor.
Extra Special—2 Only
Men’s 16.95
OVERCOATS
Grey, full belted, well
tailored coats in sizes 4'i 1
and 44. Rare values for jj
two lucky men_ |
Qoldenberg’s—Main Floor |
119 Utual 1.S9
CRASH DRAPES
Colored aooliqued bor- _
ders. Also glased M
chints draperies and M MM —
Priscilla tie back styles. a f»
62 inches wide to the ■
pair and 2'/« yards long. ■ ■
(S) SOFA COVERS. 84 inch m no
size. Plaid crash. Were 3.98 A •Jro
(5«) SAMPLE STRIP LACE CURTAINS,
fine quality. 1'4 and ]3< yards long.
Ecru only. Were 69c and IQ.
98c. Each 'ISfC
*avon taffeta rem
nants. for draperies and cushions.
Gold, orchid and green . Were 1 AA
29c. Yard IIPC
‘ ;5 »rs.) TATLORED AND RUFFLED
CURTAINS, one pair of a kind in group.
Soiled from display, hut a laundering
will remedy that. Were 49c 1
and 59c. Pr. le#C
(?v S0PA ?lIP COVERS, tea cushion
style. Made of crash ere- a —
tonne. Were 1 .98 4
138) STAINLESS TABLE COVERS, 54
Inch squares, hemstitched borders,
flannel back. Easily cleaned with
soap and water. Pretty pat- OOn
terns. Were 1.19 OttC
gH?nr^A1H,ABJ-E CLOTH WINDOW
SHADES. 3x6 ft. cut sire. White,
ecu and dark ecru. Slight mis
weaves. Guaranteed rollers. !»O „
Were 1.19 (IOC
(98 yds.) TABLE OILCLOTH, fin lncheg
wide. Many attractive, colorful pat
terns. Perfect quality. Discon
tinued numbers. Was 3.9c and OnA
49e. Yard «OC
Goldenberg’s—Third Floor.
Linen Values
RE^MNANTS.
All-linen fabric. Were 25c. yd. lt>C
<:«V CANNON BUCK TOWELS.
white. Seconds. Were i n i / _
ea
<-"*> LINEN TABLECLOTHS. 52x52-in.
square, cloth in all-linen arik„
crash. Were 98c t)a9C
(208) TEA TOWELS. Colored i
border cottons. Were 12t'-c 4 V
(31' - yds. i MERCERIZED TABLE
DAMASK, r„s Ins. aide. P.em- ow
nam, lengths. Was 59c vd. **4"
(10) LACE VANITY SETS.
All-over designs. Were 98c PM*C
<133) CANNON TURKISH TOWELS.
Run of mill, seconds. Were 1Q|/ _
25c and 29c l(tfa/2C
. <131 LACE DOILIES. Ecru only
Were 15c. OC
• Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
50c Thin
Crystal Tumblers
Safedge glasses
30 dozen only. ■ m B B _
will not chip. Q doz.
Goldenberg’s—Downstairs.
FURNITURE and
' BEDDING
(175 COIL SPRINGS, helical tied,
tempered steel. All sizes, QQ
Were S.95 0.00
• (2) SOLID MAPLE DRESSING TABLES,
long top drawers, hanging S'
mirror. Were 24.95 €5R«R
(3) EMERGENCY FOLDING COTS,
link spring, rolled edge cot- O QQ
ton mattress. Were 12.95
(7) OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, spring
seats, walnut finished arms. •> Qi
Were 3.95 *•" *
(3) MAPLE FINISH DESK CHESTS.
4 storage drawers and desk 1 7 J* 4
compartment Were 2(5.95 « *
(1) SOLID MAPLE DRESSER BASE.
4 roomy drawers. Was IQ 7 w
24.95 * **'• • *R
(65 OCCASIONAL TABLES, several
styles—ends. lamp, coffee. Walnut
with copper trim. Were 4.99
(45 SOLID MAPLE LOUNGE CHAIRS.
with matching ottoman. R R 77
Plaid covers. Were 19.95 RR.R •
(35 UPHOLSTERED OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS, hieh backs, spring seats.
Warehouse damaged. Were A QQ
1(5.95
0 5 STICK REED LIVING ROOM
SUITE, spring seats, loose padded back
cushions. Sofa and two QQ Q4
» lounee chairs Was 555
(15 SOFA BED ODens to full or twin
beds Heavy tapestry cover. Wood
mouldings on base. Was «> 1 7/i
30 0% * M • • m
(75 SOT.1D MAPI E MAGA7IVE R ACKS
Twin compartments. Were *> in
6.95 “ •'
(15 SOFA FED. brown tsnestry cowt.
i opens to fu" size or twin bed. V'
tionerv backs and arms. ,47 QQ
Was *89 • •frir
(75 BOOK CASES. 18 inch he’s’’*: 3
shelves Bone whitp and wal- 4 QQ
nut ver»*i*r«H tr'r>^ XTin'-i* O.P" ■ •vv
i i.pf. M*Hr FTVT°Tf nrn
| RTtT’ff. sizrt **^d
v*nity. round mirror*.
Was 1*05
Goldenberg’s—Fourth Floor.
1 1 -ii i i.m.mii ..
$25 Room-Size Brussels Rug*
10 seamless, wool-face tapestry rugs,
9x12 and 814x1014 ft. sizes. Mill trials of
a famous quality. ‘
Groldenberff's—Doumsfairs.
Men! You'll Have to
Get Here Early—7
Only—y ear-Round
15 lo 17.95
WOOL SUITS
Single and double-breasted styles.
Light or dark shades. Sites 30. 40,
4-1 regular. 2 in _ ^
stout 4K and 1 A A A
short 36. It you 41
can wear these sizes fl.Uu
—it's like nutting w w
money in the bank ■
~-'Idenberg's—Main Floor
I Dozens of Smart Styles I
Men! Save Vi on 1.19
FLEECE COAT
SWEATERS
Exactly what you need for this
first cold spell and
later under your ^^k
coat. Brown and M ■ M g*
black. pockets. M
vee neck. A good ■ ■ ■ V
assortment of sizes ■
Goldenberg’s—Main Floor.
HIGH
CROWN
t* Flattering
• New Profile
• All Fall
• Every Head
, size
X
$1 Genuine
Congoleum Rugs
150. Some Gold Seals,
others slight seconds.
Tile and stone designs.
3x4'/i It.
(330 yds.) SEALEX INLAID LINOLEl’M.
green, red or blue tile designs.
Was 1.50. So. yd. afafC
Goldenberg’s—Downstairs.
Clearance Group
95c LAMPS
23 only, maple nov
elty lamps lor boudoir
table or vanity. Sev
eral attractive styles.
(13) SILK LAMP SHADES. Rayon
lined. Bridge style. Slight- 4IL,
ly soiled. Were SI
(3) BED LAMPS. Complete
with silk shades. Soiled, es.
Were $1 OOC
Goldenberg't—Downstairs.
_om Lot 2.80 to 3.25
Wall Paper
Just enough for 21
rooms. Padeproof,
washable paper In ef
fective patterns.
Goldenberg’s—Downstairs.
Paints and Wallpaper
<1.*. qlj.) QUICK DRYING ENAMEL.
Desirable colors. Was 1.35. Ofi..
Quart Oaf©
<9'i gals.) BLACK ROOF CEMENT.
Stops all leaks. Was T9c. ero_
Half gallon _ . q#!F©
<21 gal.) ENAMEL GLOSS
FINISH. For walls and en
woodwork. Was 3.26. Gal. ••Olw
<7 gals.) EXTRA HEAVY HOUSE
PAINT. Mixed with linseed am nn
oil. Was 3.25. Gal_
<12 gal.) WATERPROOF SPAR VAR
NISH. Quick drying. For R WA
inside or out. Was 2.50. Gal. ■■•••«*
Golden berg's—Doumsta irs.
USE YOUR
CHARGE
ACCOUNT
COMPLETE GLASSES
Lenses Frames I" AC Astigmatic and
Examination ^liVV Bifocal Lenses
Case V Excepted
Flawless lenses ground in our own laboratory . . . V tag on shaped . . .
engraved mountings. They're great values!
DR. KANSTOROOM IN CHARGE
Goldenberg’t—Main Floor.
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