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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
WHIPPED SIX
SETSRECORD
Lowest Priced Six In
World Starts New
Design Trend

The outstanding performance Of
the new Mhinpet Sin. which was In
troduced q short time ago BY the
Willys-Overland company at the
lowest price ever reached By any
manufacturer Of light SKIES. may re-
sult in a new and higher standard Of
design for cars Of this type. ac-
cording TO men WI are close
touch with affairs Of the automo-
bile industry.
Equipped with a seven bearing
crsnkshaft and other distinctive fea-
lures that are new 70 cars selling
In this low price field. il IS said
that other manufacturers Of light
skies, because OF the unusual high
performance rating Of the new
Whippet Six. may be forced TO adopt
the same features first introduced
in the Whippet.
IL Ia said that the new Whinpet
Six. although il has been Oh the
market but a few months. has estab-
iished an unusual reputation for
smooth and quiet action as well as
q car of power. speed and remark
able acceleration qualities. This is
claimed to be due 10 the seven bear
INK 0taihsHaAAs AuAA ANANt AtEQ 4un-
rication, silent timing chain and
the use Of invar-strut pistons.
The introduction ~ the new Whip
ret Six was preceded BY a test Of
these cars over a period of nearly
4 year. During this period the
Whippet Six was subjected 70 everv
known motor, test under every condi-
tion In various sections Of the
country. When the car had reach
ed a point of perfection and enei-
neers of the company declared ii
ready. plans were Immediately laid
for speedy production on the largest
car building scale ever attempted
by the company on a six cylinder
model.
Sale of the new Whippet Six 4
said 70 be in such large volumes
that the Toledo manufacturer un-
doubtedly will set a new high mark
IN 1928 which will be as outstana-
inr az the record sales now being
established in the Whirpet -Four
lire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Iron Man In Box;
Stars Behind Plate

RALEIGH. N. c. R-0lin Perritt.
az the Raleigh baseball club Of the
Piedmont League. carries all honors
IN his circuit for "iron man" perform
ances.
He recently pitched his team e. a
4 10 2 victory in a morning game
ara IN the afternoon Of the same day.
IN spite OF the torrid temperature
,bat caused one Of his team mates TO
collapse. again took the mound 10 win
Z 20 4 verdict.
A few DAYS previously Perritt
caught the first game Of n double
header and then pitched his team 10
win in the night cap affair.
psrritt has held berths with va
~,sus clubs in the South Atlantic.
Virginia and Piedmont Leagues. He
!. rsted a goo4 .atcher. a eanshle in
Gelder, an excellent pitcher and a
satisfactory outsie,aer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Used Car Market
Is Better, Dodge
Official Declares

Improved conditions in the used
car market are evidenced by the de-
livery Of approximately SITS used
cars by the Dodge Brothers dealer
organization in the United States
last week. according TO W. F. Huff
stader. director OF used car sales. A
turnover Of used car stock Is being
maintained once every five and one
half weeks by the company's deal
ers.
automobile dealers a.e realizing
that the used car is essential In
stead Of a necessary evil in the
conduct Of their business" said Mr..
H~ufstader. land they are paying
much more attention to the sale of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
sales
RECORD SET
Marmon Shipments Is
Percent Greater
Than In 1927

Another new high record for re-
tail sales Of Msrmon straisht-eights
was established in June, according to
a final compilation OF sales reports
al the Marmon factory which further
reveals that the company's shipments
in the first six months Of this year
were slightly more than rs per cent
greater than the total for all Of 1927.
Last year. the first in which the
Marmon company entered into vol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22

this type Of automobile. They are
reconditioninR the used cars. offer
ing guarantees on performance and
making many unique merchandising
plans.
"~Enterprising dealers are making
trade at a fair value rather than at
inflated prices simply to get a new
car sale. Expert appraisers are able
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
TELLS How
fine CARS
ARE BUILT
Chrysler Sales Chief
Shows How Concern
Builds Fine Cars For
Less Money

Why the automobile industry con-
stantly keeps young, and why its
achievements are a continuous
source Of amazement not only to the
American public, but even to world
known industrial leaders, both here
and abroad, was pointed out by J. W.
Frazer, Chrysler sales manager. in
answer TO a query put to him yester-
day.
The question asked Mr.. Frazer was
this: "How is Chrysler able 70 build
more luxurious. more comfortable
and finer performing cars in every
way each year for less money, and by
So doing constantly give the pur
chasers of its cars considerably great
er value per dollar?"
The Chrysler sales managers eyes
lit up In a ~twinkling as much as to
say; Here's an easy one" as ne
started to answer.
ITO begin with" he replied "the
basic, fundamental design of Chrys-
Ter cars has always been right. Fred
NJ. Zeder, our vice-president in charge
Of engineering, and his associates,
went directly TO the fundamentals of
proper engineering for their design
ing, testing, research and metalurgy,
long before the first Chrysler car was
built. They worked always with the
ideal Of an entire motor car in their
minds-body, chassis and engine
from the standpoints Of appearance.
performance, durability and freedom
, from service. This basic design,
when completed, was therefore cor
rect and has always been correct IN
n.nrt. Tbrre1aw aar Eufif
THAT achievement Of the correct
ness in fundamentals from the
ground up was probably the biggest
engineering achievement 10 motor car
history. II represented improve
ments fraught with such tremendous
significance that the public, general
ly, does not even yet understand their
import. Il revolutionized the entire
automobile industry.
"Chrysler. with it's definite knowl-
edge of the fundamental correctness
of its basic designs, has, in its new
cars, combined with that knowledge
new developments and features which
have resulted in cars that are finer IN
every way. The principle Of stand
ardized quality enables these i'm
provements and r~efinements 20 be
made in each OF its ears upon the
completion Of satisfactory tests. thus
"economizing in the expense if ex-
p~erimenting. research. manufacture
and other processes. This is one Of
the greatest phases Of the workings
OF standardized quality.
"a continuance az correct basic de-
sign, plus new developments discov-
cred and perfected from time TO time.
can. therefore. bring only n result
the manufacture OF constantly
finer cars whichcan be produced and
sold az less money.
"That result you see on the streets
and in Chrysler salesroms through
out the country today IN the new
Chrysler operations"
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to estimate a ears value closely ap-
proximating the market conditions.
and dealers are realizing that q sale
isn't really complete until the ear
traded in is disposed o."
The used car situation over the
country Is showing great improve
ment, according to Mr.. Hufstader.
Since the first Of April there has
been n decided movement of cars
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22

from the hands of dealers. Used
car sales are reported "heavy" from
the New York. San Francisco and
Boston districts. Sharp upward
trends have been noted In Indianap-
oils. Denver. Milwaukee. MInnea1-
oils, Washington and Dcs MoiHes.
while a steady Improvement contsn-
ues in Kansas City. Memphis. Seat
tie. Dallas and Detroit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22

Whether it's removing car
bon, adjusting a timing gear.
Strengthening a fender. or
changing the transmission
oil, you'll find us not only
prompt and efficient. but
agreeably moderate in our
charges.
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Women $ Dresses

Party Frocks Of veiyue-vel IN green, rose.
% nd ss7s 7 .o' an a4.e s1ss
coo street. sports business and afternoon
Dresses Of satin geoFgette, and combinations
In maroon, navy. green. brown, beige, or
black Originally SO and sl2S5. ............ $z9s
40 Dresses for all occasions Jersey, crepe,
geOrgette velvet. and combinations. Brown
navy beige, marTon, and black. Incomplete
aIly m iSso and SO 50. ..s.@............ 1886
Georzefte satin. WOOL crepe, satin and geoFgeite
Combination dresses for business, sports. and
afternoon Misses and wOmens sizes. In
BROWN tan, wine navy, and black. Origi-
.ssfty s1s to 500 so s0.....................S .S1T.S5
s fMfsseySte Psiee Dvess shop--Third RlooTg
2e-s3s $3.50 and $3.50 Mayfair shop Dresses.
including sst3TaE velvet with metallic tops,
satin ard crepe. yeiget and crepe, wool crepe
Not al sizes and cogoTx. Slssss
T Satin 9eoEFette. wool de iaine. velvet ano
satin and georgette combination in dresses
fnst 0YIgfnsIIy were $3.50 10 $3.50. In
complete sizes. 1zs.ae
mayfair Ehop-ThTd kloorb
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Nesl;eees. Corsets and Underwear Remnants

10 Lined corduroy fucha and copen orsna .
90 Crepe de negees appnques etc. soed Orig
Boudr and ribbon trimmed some are "a
Nh, ns sas,r - neeos originally SIS
Powered negigees crepe de cnne ~
Si59 s'so
Nile crepe as &c snhhe hesis w
crepe adnr sa,n heasgto ss;naIy sas
nem xen cpr ca u Srsnaiv % % sao
s loom lavender Soheo Ofs-
Candy striped robes Originally $sss
5fy 5afk s2o sspe Aen
nrS UcrSi .sn snepe sAh nssns ~ sisss
40 Corduroy In Originally sass $iss
Rcl1eieu vests Sond Size O. Flesh color org -
81 and Fannelette gowns pink Regular and
ehemse boomers and stepins All mussed Pastel
81 Princess slips black striped saeen Strap or .
is i2s suits flesh Loose-knee
sac
4 athletic
II $3.50 De Bevo Ben Jole corsetes 32 81 3s
bandeaux si................
10 Fashion grdles Sizes
So 81 81 Originally $3.50. $24s
30 81 90 Bon Ton corsees plain bocade with cotton
De Bevoise wolfe Originally
inaly IS
FIoorJ
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3 Door Stops hand decorated. Originally 81 .s..ae
3 Door Stops. Originally $2..................Sle
Large Chinese Brass Bowls Originally STsS
? Large Brass Trays. Originally sass .Sf.eo
Silver Perfume Burner Originally s7e5. .$s.ss
Imported China Vases. Originally 81. .$see
? Imported China Vases. Originally $Ss5 .$i.ss
. Pairs Book Ends Originally sSs5. slice
IL Mahogany finished Candlesticks Originally
81 ......s.......... ''''''''''' -S0
4 Cisarette Boxes, Originally s1............. sec
Imported Jewel Box Originally SIS. ..$s!oe
10 Imported Cigarette Holders Originally Soc. :ss
imported Leather Cigar Box. Originally slaSo. s1ee
| Imported Chinese Gong. Originally SIS. .$'ee
| silver Flower Vase, Originally S4sS, ,......si,ee
aS Framed Imported OH Paintings. Originally S. $See
100 Framed Chiidrens Pictures Originally ST.. soc
IS Children's Willow Umbrella Stands. Original =
~ SlaS .s@N.s.s*s.sss s'.''' =" '''' ~A
IS An-metal Magazine Racks Originally $l2S 'Se
IS An-netal Smoking Stands Originally siaS.. 'se
so Swinging Photograph Frames. Originally -,
tMaja Fcor.f
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Remnants of Curtains and
Draperies

s3.s5 Ruined Curtains Ecru with blue or rose
rufnes pair. ........................... si.ss
s6.95 Rutned Curtains. In many styles and col
o'S. a pair *....sss.-s.............,. $J.S5
Pairs $5a5 Damask Drapes. with valances
ohS VI Stsie. ....,............... $l.A9
s2.95 Rayon Tussah Drapes, In plain rose or
blue, with valances. pair ................ SIsS
10 Pairs Cretonne Drapes valanced. Originally
s5,95 Fringed Panels. Each. ........... siss
Pairs Velour Portieres. with French edge
81 yards long; so inches wide. Originally
ssc to $l95 Rayon Sunfast, in to 10 yard
lengths. YARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ase
Remnants OF Marquisette. Net Damask
Rayon Tussah and many other drapery
fabrics In usable lengths. Ia yards TO
yhTuS N Price
75c Yard Wolfe and Figured Grenadne Soiled
thIu ''s'......'s s...........,... SSc
l Pair $6sS Brown Armure rorteres. ........ S3sS
81 40 Imported Tnsel Tapestry Mats. ......... lse
Pairs $4s5 Rayon vaianced Drapes. ...... Si4s
$t95 Valanced Cretonne Drapes. Pair. .......... 81
500 Yards OF s5c to $i.2S yard Cretonn-s. In
lengths OF TO 10 yards Yard. ...,....>,.... zee
$3sS 5o-in Rayon. Yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl.sS
tSxth Floor.l
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Fur Coats

/ Antelope Coat. with beaver collar and cuffs
Size Is. Originally S265 ....... ....-..:. Sl5e
] Susliki Coat, with fox collar, cuffs, and bor-
der Size ls Originally $3.50 50............-...Sl5 $50
Grey Kitt-skin Coat. with civit cat collar. Size
56 Originally s2z9 ..-...................SI5 SI5o
Silver Muskrat Coat. with fox collar. Size 36
Originally $500 ::::..''.Sdi Si.s PIP
Dark Brown Pony Coat. with fox collar Size
80 OE7sinaliy $3.50 .SI'S
Brown Pony Coat with natural lynx collar and
cuffs Size s. Originally $500. ..-...........Sis Sis9
] .Erimmeg Coat with fox collar. Size 3S.
Sealine dyed rabbit, with natural squirrel
collar and cuffs Size ~. Originally $3.50 $lS9
Hudson Seal dyed muskratl. with dyed sQlil-
rel collar. Size s. Originally $3.50. .S2sS
orieinaiIy $500 Size 3s .................. s375
Black American Broadtaii with fox collar and
cuffs Size IS. Originally $3.50 ..-....-.-... $500
Hudson Seal adyed muskTat), with dyed squir-
rel collar and cuffs Size a. Originally $500. $500
Oceiot. with collar Of black fox Size IS. Orig
Cocoa Russian Caracli. with dyed squirrel col
lar and cuffs. Originally $3.50 ...--...-.. s4eo
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Childrens Apparel

Tots Muslin Slips trimmed with embroidery or
lace. Sizes and 6. Originally soc. ......... Z9c
Tots soc Crepe Combinations In pink or blue
Tots lbs imported voile Dresses. white with :.
Girls sss5 and ss95 winter Hats Black and :.
s7s5 Ail-wool Blankets Pink and white. :.
Size 36x50. ....:.:.........'...... -
Infants S Hat Boxes s.ss soied -. s,
Boys sss5 Imported Knit Suits in maroon =,
Boys sIos5 Imported Knit Suit in tan and
green size yrs. ......................... s3ss
Girls sls7S Imported Knit Dresses in tan and
Tots Tots s7s5 Navy y'' Blue chinchila Leggings.
Tots 81 So Fioxered Crepe Kimonos Size o. soc
Infants Imported Handmade Dresses Soiled
= Ss4ss y VIM sssss ss:; :sss
7 Tots SIS Winter Goats. Lined and interlned S6ss
Tots 81 Panty Dresses. Plain colors and prints :.
infants sls75 Imported Dresses Embroid-
a infants a's0 sis7s Imported SIX Dress soiied IS
2 prs Tots s2s Silk Boomers Mussed 81
pr. Tots s4s5 silk Pajamas. Pale pink with >. =.
blue piping Size e4......................... 4. $3.50
IS Tots 81 s5 six Vests in pink, sizes and g. 81
coats lined Mefi and ne1ned ane Sizes @ to %
in rose. brown green and blue ... - - sisss
with coloied flowers. .........E............
7 Infants s5s5 Long Silk Dresses .:........ 81
Tots SIS e5 Raincoats In blue red or yellow.
trimming sizes 3 4 5................4 slss
a Tots' 50 o5 Wool Jersey Panty Dresses. .... Sl95
& Tots IS a5 wool Jersey Panty Dresses $395
S Tots 81 s5 Wool Jersey Panty Dresses . 81
size 0 e .s1s..s
Tots sl975 Blue Winter Coats. sizes to S. .$iesS
collar oSn s'siU Size fss'- ."eee 40. ~ - sis7s
Children's Tan Bucher All-leather High Play
Shoes. Incomplete sizes from to 2 Reduced
Infants Patent and Tan Button Shoes for dress
or play. Sizes to o8....................... $lAS
Childrens Easter Bunny Slippers, sheepskin
lined. Sizes 10 3. Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Children's $3.50 and 81 Patent l-strap Pumps
and 2-eyelet Ties also patent and tan high
laced shoes All sizes in the lot ga to 2. sis5.
Floor -
Evening star., 1928-03-22

81 50 Marrow and Wide Belts Black or tam Incomplete sizes sc
sIirhtlv faded size medium Originally s2S
of
Of patterns m 70
9la 1912 Black
pairs @ for 81 SO pairs fol
sizes A B and &C. c ' ~ M ................ s..os
30 white ,only
cSt-out Initials A' a. B E. L
- ana tan I Sizes M B. c an and D ~
$500
size size '" .O ~ . ~ M
Broken assortment Of pat patterns in sizes 49, to II
sBI Black T only ssy'
- ~ 1sntnt iaf at oo"oe s ss' A ~ M o s2ss
81 Coli Hose Solid coors or fancy patterns $1oo
80 ored 70 sIss nssd, Au'o No0 an "oO anu
% ss - 1 h9 n 80 r svsy r ,.s % IN eyerv color
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants In Jewelry and
Silverware

a. 10 al aS Ncvelty ieWelry Including Msd, Pearl
necklaces bracelets Earrings. RAr pins Nov
city necklaces. Crystal necklaces, Ase
Shell IMfdN comhS and haTretteS- Originally
sac ana sVc .,s.t,sss..Hsssss s&N.es>.st><Nt> Ase
81 10 80 Novelty tewelry, including Mtds Pearl
necklaces cold and silver plated Mesh Bags
Crystal necklaces and eheSerS. Rolled gud
Gun AhAS .sttssN.ssNNNtsstNNsRt4 4s.etsNN,,t wv
as silver plated swans Originally Siss,.,,,&, see
SssS Knetted pearl lmtdA necklaces 9s ms, ,Sl,sS
soc 10 7se Novelty iewelTs hrcccheS, bracelets
and bar pins Observation-Disclosures, sAe
silver plated hahS cups, sold ined> Originally
esN sss.ttt,NsN>,sstsNA,..,... ,N.N
tMasa FteaR
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants for Girls and Junior Misses

81 9s Bodice-top Pieated Skirts, OF rayon crepe
In white and peach Sizes II to l6........ Ssc
style Sizes and 10 ................... 7se
size .s $Iss
Girls Rayon and Rayon Boomers. Size only. CSC
Girls Glove Silk Vests. Size .............. xHc
$2S5 Girls Tom Boy Skirts, In paids. Sizes
Az-Af
Girls Wash Dresses in prints. Sizes 10 IA. $LOo
and green. si.ss
sizes s ~ is a4..........'.. ".o .-A or' - siss
Junior Misses Crepe de Chine and Cloth
Dresses Sizes 13 TO Is ................... 1896
s Junior Misses $3.50 Winter Goats. Fur
trimmed and silk lined. Sizes 13-i5,. ... $ie.7s
sizes 10 II and IL -''' ''...... .A' M.ss
Girls s25 Winter Goats with fur ........ 1895
- and H'.~.'.... ~ Standardization ~ s2.ss
tSeeond FloOr1
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Gifts and Mirrors

Framed Pictures. Of good reproductions OF
famous paintings. Various subjects. suit
able for all rooms. Originally sl50 to So. .sl.oo
Buffet and Console Mirrors. with handsome
ornamental frames finished in old gold and
ANTIQUE silver. Mirrors handcut and etched
Originally sass to si0S5.. .$S.sS
Manufacturers Samples of Brass Gifts. Din
ner Gongs Vases. Trays PlAtters and many
others. Originally $50 to $S............ slice
main FIeor.t
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Women Shoes

ODDS and ends discontinued styles Of Hansn
and "Arcn-Aad" shoes Ia patent tan cali graz
I'd and black satin Broken sizes. OTigi-
nails SO $3.50 Si450 Nov w.........t.,.. .$f45
Eatin Bedroom Slippers. Padded soles and heels
Ernbrc4degec vamps Reduced 70 ....+...,.,. SIC
IsS Pairs Of "Fashion-Mo6e' Pumps and OK
foydt Black and brown suede. patent, tan
calf and black satin Reduced 70 s5.ss
fEtfth kb@0r,t
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Silk Lingerie

~ ~ 70 81 'Ne origi2al3 - s4s5 Is ~ s2ss
Extra size Slips. Of crepe dc chine and ra-
dt5Ku. Some with rafi5ed bottoms Black and
nsyy Sizes 80 10 81. Originally $5.35, ....., usa
q Glove Six Gowns Tailored anc lacy sty1es.
Pastel shades. Sizes is, II. Originally Sl0.9a A33
Glove six cleEnSe bloomeFs and Step-islS. Sizes
&c 70 a. Originally S2s5 70 Sz95. .....t.+,. sIsa
10 Ceosgette Evening Slips, slightly 1oiied
sizss % s7ss
4 Georgette Evening Slips. Gizes - " ~.
White ard tesn Originally SfeS5+ +s,..,.,. Ie5a
~ Pals Crepe oe Chine GteD-ing. Slightly
soilec Originally 81 95 W 1856 e.,...,., E5s
10 Eayon Slips. Navy. TAI, black. Sizes 80 10
a. Originally S6-s5 ..,.t.tt.,tes.tt.*t.s+ s5b5
e Crepe a. Chine CDen3lse Aussed from
aandlIag Sizes - " 81. Originally 81 % si5a
MAN Foor
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Boys Clothing

serge and cheviot. incomplete sizes. -. .siess
IS Boys Slickers. Incomplete sizes. ..... s2.ss
2 sls and $40 Stout Boys Suits with pairs
knickers and vest Sizes l3 and A.. $6.0e
kniekers e ......e.'.............. @ ~ - $500
Summer Knickers .................... CSC
pairs Stout Boys s2.s5 Corduroy Knickers soc
35 $50 and s22.75 High School Suits. Some
with 2 pairs long trousers; some with
long and ! knicker Not every size In
every coior ....''... .$io.sS
3 So 95 Lumberjacks for boys ............. $50
Sc Boys 81 to 81 Hats and Caps .......... soc
II pairs So Khaki Riding Breeches. ....... $l.50
Boys Crossbar Nainsook Regulation Union
Suits. sizes 6 10 IL years. ......... sec
tSecond Floor.t
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Remnants of BIouses. Skirts ane
Wash Frocks

I4ouegoew crepe 6e chine blouse Sfb hand~
dawn benstiUn8ng V-lseck. Originally
a. 4+.',s'~'.....'.... .....~.......~..,. $2.3s
"a WiAse ba0a1eloth Di9Uoes. Mabbed from
handling originally 81 sis5..t,.s,,.,..t.sty, s5e
30 FLANNEL SKIRTS gttl) Kick pleats Wns with
colen ~ almond green Originally $49a ,si53
II Crepe De chine oYeTblouses tnat are slightly
Egtlshed jungle cocoa. clafet ~ white. org
inaIIy 1876 10 1886 .,t,..-.,,- .,.t,.,..s. N.aS
s,lss 20 70 81 ..s.,.,...,.,.. sse
a6 White oiD)ty bungalo@ aprons IN sIip~oYer
siYie. Originally 81 % ,.t,,.,,. S5c
2 Tan or hcnna icg8ey dgess-s CrtgiHag 81 %, 5ge
1s BLACK sateep skirt aprons. side fastening
0giglnsas 81 ....-...,...,,,....4... ...+.,. 69e
LEl411 ttQoEI
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Remnants of Rugs and Linoleum

4o $3.50 Administer rugs Size 36x70, ......... s4ss
!, s65 Wilton rug. Size 6x9 ................. s4s
?. $s2.so Seamless Wilton rugs, s14xl0Ia SIS
3. sl975 Wilton rugs 36x63 .................. SIS
4. $l2.50 Wilton rugs 27x54. ssss
10, $40 Wilton rugs 27xs4 .................. S4ss
g. s22.50 Administer rugs. 6x9 SASS
3, $3.50 Administer rugs 7iaxs "as is'......slsss
l, sl25o Administer rug. 4iax6ta, las is" s5ss
8, $325 Wool and nber rugs, S6x63 ....... SIss
8. $3.50 Wool and fiber rugs. 27x54. ....... 81
Is. IS and $3.50 Imported rubber bath mats
"as Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sIss
TO- $3.50 Oval padded velvet rugs 27x42. ..... sass
4. k25 Oval hand-tufted rugs 36x52 . SiesS
4. SIG Oval hand-tuftcd rugs. 27x4s ........ ssss
TO- $6.7s congoleum rugs. 7hxs One pattern
only ...s.sss.s g.sg "a e1eg
TO- $3.50 congoleum rugs 6x9 One pattern
only ............... sass
$50 So yds. remnants OF SITS to sass inlaid
linoeum .....,..................... So. ia. ssc
lSixth Flocr1
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Sl59 to S185 Sample
Living Room Suites
S1O9

IL Manufacturers samples OF high quality
suites. Included are the new carved frame styles
comfortable overstuffed and attractive cane-back
suites. All made with loose, spring filled cushions
and covered In attractive fabrics in various colors
Fourth Floor )
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Remnants of
Linens and Bcddinss

4 sateen wool-nlled comforts Originally s6sS. ssss
$3.50 7-piece linen damask lunch sets. $sss
6oc Rayon Scarfs 1sc
IL. $ss5 Double damask. linen tahlecloths. sass
csc Linen crash bridge sets. etS...,............. ssc
zoe An-linen huck towels, ,.............,..... lsc
csc Turkish bath towels Observation-Disclosures SOC
4ec TO soc Fine linen towels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssc
10 Powered Sateen spreads Single and fun
bed sizes Originally $3.50, $Asa
tFeurth Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Remnants of Mems Shoes

SO pairs Of FO%9tmode % ssn s and sne $40 70"
Hanan High shoes and stragtlaced models Only 80
UarS
House Slippers romeos and eves Broken
Second
Evening star., 1928-03-22
Millinery Remnants

rs sSain satin and straw felt felt and straw
,sss tbaf orsinsIly ~ere MARKED 1886 s2ss
s,-sW Tsrig1rssIy IS Observation-Disclosures 81 SO
THIRD FiOor. ,