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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
Late Bulletins
BANK RoBBER WOUNDED

MARIETTA. Okla, Jan. 25.-tFl-
An unidentified bank robber was kill
ed and Sheriff S. c. Long of Love
county was seriously wounded in q
gun battle shortly after noon today,
following the robbery of the Love
County National Bank here.
One or two bandits escaped with
loot estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The outlaws death was the second
fatality today among Oklahoma bank
robbers, T. NJ Riekard having died
at Cordell early this morning from
wounds received yesterday in z rob-
berry at Bessie, in which Ben Klein,
bank cashier, was killed.
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RANGERS no MExIA

AUSTIN, Tex. Jan. 25.-tF-At
the request Of the Freestone county
grand jury, district judge, district
and county attorneys, Adjutant Gem
eral r. L. Robertson today sent two
regular Texas rangers 20 Mexia 20
aid in stamping out alleged wholesale
liquor violations.
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CYLINDERS

Complete Line
Quick Service
ALAMO IRON WORKS
SAN ANTONIO BROWNSVILLE
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THE NEW
Sdillt.'Snul01
ByAZIV1G.A XSZZ1 eDas&srA amoDc

claim to know about Pablo Men
dozas American sweetheart"
Good ideal" Bob approved.
And Faith, you hold the fort here.
We may get a telegram from her
any minute.
Cherry will be in to spend the day
with you, if know my beloved
r-in-law. She knows Beard
ley'S going to be here, too," he ad-
ded significantly.
"Oh, can't bear to have any,
thing else happen to this family"
Faith moaned. Cherry has got to
give Beardsley up. I thought when
she married Nils JonSon I'd never
have to worry about her any
more
Cherry can never reform, ex-
cept temporarily" Bob interrupted.
"She's a born f1irt and she'll flirt
till she dies. But don't take Cher
RVS affair with Alan Beardsley too
seriously.
She's really in love with Nils,
and even if Cherry'S a vain little
idiot, Beardsley's nobody's fool.
Well, I'm off! Try and get
some rests sweet. Let Beulah take
care of Robin-give him his bath,
feed him, and everything"
Don't talk silly, Bob!" Faith
smiled at him wanly MY only hope
OF getting through this day lies in
devoting myself to Robin. You'll
telephone if you get any news at
all-no matter whether it's good or
bad?" she pleaded.
"Promise!" Bob kissed her. "You
and Sandy Ross will report here by
telephone, too, Tony"
"Of course" Tony replied. I'm
going to quiz the motormen and
conductors of the interurban, too.
There is just a chance they saw
Crystal and Pablo together, waiting
for the interurban in that dingy
little station near the Graysons,
you know.
Lord! I'll never forgive myself
for not having wrangled a better
time for her out of these Stanton
boys that trail me around"
(TO Be Continued)
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A SHTORETH smiled.

4 N Light of my life" she said.
it's mighty things I want"
What" he begged.
"Oh, a nice little place on the
Riviera" she parted. And a dia-
mond tiara-what is tiara, Mon
ty? And a ls-Royce, maybe.
And a box at the opera and house
on the hill And then just few
little tixtures-you know-maids
and gowns, and jewels in a safe de-
post vault, and paste for for every
day"
Monty lit another cigaret.
you know" he remarked even
ly 81 think there's more truth
than poetry in that, Ash. You
wouldn't let yourself love radio
salesman in a city full of rich guys,
would you?"
ooh, I don't know" she laughed.
IF he had a heart of gold might.
BY the way-speaking of gold-dig-
gers-I saw Sadie Morton today"
Sadie Morton?" he repeated.
ooh, yes, I remember. The rip
roaring little it girl Simply
bubbling over with animal spirits,
I suppose?"
mo-" Ashtoreth told him. "She
was quite subdued. She grabbed
$4,000 a little while ago and she's
gone completely through it. Now
she's beginning to be worried"
Monty whistled.
"Ten thousand berries! And the
girls dumb as an oyster!"
Ashtoreth was silent.
"Well,' he said, "she must have
been a great inspiration for you,
Ash. Ten thousand dollars for a
moron like Sadie! And then I got
the nerve to ask you to tie up with
a guy like me. A high-clasS model
like you. If Sadie's charms are
worth ten thou on the hoof, yours
are worth million, sweetheart"
"Monty" she cried. you're alb
solutely insulting"
Maybe" he acknowledged grace
lessly. But I'm through anyhow.
And know you're not shedding any
tears over that. There's no sense.
sweetheart, hanging around and
soaring good bets Off"
"Oh, Monty" she cried, you're
vulgar as Sadie! Don't talk like
that"
II was only kidding" he apollo
gized, and added, hatefully, There's
many a true word spoken in jest.
"Montv" she commanded. "telI
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The next morning, after four al
most sleepless hours, Bob Hathaway
sketched his plans for attempting
to trace his missing cousin, Crystal.
Faith and Tony, who had spent
What remained of the night in
Crystals room, faced him with
feigned hopefulness. Faiths eyes
were Swallowed by SleeplessneSS and
tears, but Tony was too vital to
show physical evidences of her very
real distress.
a"Now this is what I've decided
to do" Bob began I'm going to
check up on the railroad stations
FIRST, then I'm going to telephone
to every county clerk within a, radius
of hundred miles, to see If a
marriage license has been issued to
Crystal Hathaway and Pablo Men
doza.
81 don't know which will hurt
UNDERSTANDING that they are or
aren't married. Alan BeardSley'S
coming over from his hotel to help
me with the telephoning while l
interview the station masters and
ticket sellers. I don't want you to
have to do it, honey" he added to
Faith.
y ''You won't mind if tell Sandy
Ross, my aviator friend, all about it,
will you, Bob?" Tony asked for
1ornly. IT always tell Sandy every
thing. And he's got more brains in
one bump on his Uranium. than any
other man I know has in his whole
Skull-begging your pardon, Bob"
"All right" Bob grinned. Maybe
his plane will come in handy, if we
find that Crystal and this Pablo
left together and didn't bother to
get married first.
SANDY Ross could hop off and
catch the train before it reached its
destination, which, more than
likely. would hA EEeXico."
= rraltf. went ST white at that that
Tony quickly refilled her cup with
ccffee and made her drink it.. Then:
Bob, 1 think Sandy and ought to
60 out to Grayson's farm and check
Up on the foreman's story. I'd like
to know just what those farm hands
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a t 8 o'clock Monty English
IA arrived.
"Gauche," AShtoreth called him.
Maizie was not at all sure what
that meant. But Monte, to her way
of thinking, was a fine, outstanding
young man. He was young and tall
and blond.
"Nordic," Ashtoreth said. But
then Maize wasn't sure about that
either.
His hair was crisp. Bleached by
the sun on top and sort of coppery
down near the roots. He had
brown eyes with fecks in them, and
a big, good-humored mouth.
When he smiled it began with a
crinkle at the corners of his eyes
and ended in a quirk at the corners
of his mouth. And he had eXtraor-
dinarily good-looking teeth. White
as snow, or clouds, or clean white
shroud. So white they really shone.
Monty English sold radios and
played a ukelele. He danced like
a professional, or dream come
true And he made love the way
every girl wonders why men don't
1t was strange, then, that he did
not register with Ashtoreth. May
be he talked too much about ra-
dos. And radios bored Ashtoreth.
She wondered why he never dis
covered it.
He brought box of glace fruits
for Maize. When Maize expressed
a preference, Monty never forget.
'"You girls want to go to the
movies?" he invited.
But Maize protested coyly," Oh,
you young folks want to talk"
AT 8 o'clock she made toast in
The gas oven and cooked cheese
With eggs and tomato, in the chat
ing dish. Then she made coffee
and cut huge pieces of fudge cake
known as Wellesley.
At 10 she had a headache and
went to bed, with sly backward
glances and playful admonitions.
A SH," said Monty English,
IA when Maize had closed her
bedroom door, we've known each
other for three years now. That's
a long time for a man to adore a
girl who doesn't know he's living"
Ashtoreth began, abSently, to
gather the coffee cups.
"Oh, please, Monty" she pro-
tested.
"Put that stuff down." he ordered,
sand listen"
But we've been over it SO often!"
she objected.
no, we haven't" he told her.
"This is something new, Ash. I'm
just through being a doormat-
that's all. I'm signing off tonight,
little girl. John Sap speaking.
Signing off for good and ALL"
He spoke lightly, but there was
an air of finality in the things he
said. So that Ashtoreth felt a queer
little tightening around her heart.
Dear old Monty! Why, he was
almost as inevitable as Maize. Not
that she loved him. But she was
SO used to him! And he -7as such
fun-when he wasn't trying to
make love.
They danced very we'll together.
And she had grown to depend upon
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ASKS MERGER APPROVAL

Decatur Telephone Company Plans
Purchase of New Point Exchange.
Decatur County Telephone Com
pany, Greensburg, has petitioned the
public service commission for per-
mission to purchase the eighty-two-
subscriber exchange, owned by Miss
Mary E. Crosby at New Point.
Miss Crosby petitioned to sell to
the Decatur county company for
$500.
The Decatur county company pc
tition asks approval to raise the
present business rate from So to
$3.50 and residence rate from $3.50
to SO for single lines, $1.25 to So
for five-party service and SIPS to
SITS for ten-party lines.
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Slayer Enters "Death Row
BIZ United Press

BIZ JNIICU PTtSS
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Dec. Is
-Dreyfus Rhoades, sentenced to die
in the electric chair at the Indiana
state prison March 6, for the MUIR
der of Simon Carrie, Vincennes po-
liceman, is in death row" here to-
day. having been brought to the
state prison from Evansville.
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( Marty for an occasional evening
at the theater or the movies.
In the summertime they went
riding every night-or almost every
night. Maizie usually went along,
too. If she didn't, Monty always
wanted to park somewhere.
They went often to roadhouseS,
and patronized all the lobster
shacks along the shore. The pre-
vious winter they had taken an
evening course together at Har-
ward, and another at Boston Uni
and the Classics.
1t was fun talking to Monty, too
He had such humorous way of
looking at things.
Cynical, of course. But that was
such a relief after Maizie'S Polly
anna philosophy. Why, she'd miss
him fearfully
Gould it be-" he was demanding
plaintively, when 1 was young,
someone dropped me on my head?
What's the matter with me, Ash?
You can't see me at all, can you?"
| '"Ihere'S nOthlng The maCCer With
you, Monty" she assured him. II
4 just don't love YOU"
That's the answer" he tri-
umphed. eff was all right, 1
could make you love me, Ash
He ground a cigaret in Maizie's
begonia pot.
Il love you so dam much" he
complained, that it seems like you'd
have to love me just a little. Only
things don't work out that way"
He came then and stood in front
of her and laughed little, whim-
Sically.
Have you any specifications in
mind?" he asked. Maybe if I knew
just what it is goes best I'd get my
self made over, darlin'.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

ASHTORETH ASHE, beautiful stenog-
rapher appears to have made a decided
impression upon HOLLIS HART, her
wealthy employer, when in breezeS little
SADDLE MORTON, known to Mr.. Hart
as MAE DE MARI.
Sadie, frivolous and twadry, has &C
cepted ar extraordinary gift of $4,000
from the rather quixotic millionaire. He
is astonished when he discovers that she
and Ashtoreth are old friends. And
Ashtoreth is afraid that he will be no
longer interested in her.
She goes with Sadie to the grand
apartment rented and furnished through
Ne benevolence of Mr.. Hart. And there
sadie airs a gold-digger's view on men
and morals. Ashtoreth secures from her
martial promise that she will not at
-ontpt to blackmial ner benefactor and
return to the office, greatly relieved.
Perhaps, after all. she will remain in
the good graces of the famous Mr.. Hart
At the end of the day she goes home
in great good humor bearing. gifts to
MAIZE, her good-hearted and rather
commonplace mother Maize tells her
that MONTY ENGLISH is coming to
call.
Ashtoreth throws up her hands.
You're just naturally bound to marry
of Mrs. Ashes daughter, aren't you,
Map" she leases. But beneath her banter
there is a shade of annoyance.
=. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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(To Be Continued.)
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CHAPTER VIII

1T 8 O'Clock Monty English
L "A arrived.
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Ito Be Continued

Thinking of Hollis Hart didn't
really do AshtOreth much good.
Read the next chapter and dis
cover why.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Madeira Linens---Reduced L

IL 12x1S Oblong Hand embroidered
and Scalloped Madeira Doilies.
Were S1.50. Now 81
"a 10x14 Madeira Hand -embroid-
cred Doilies, with scalloped
edges. Were $110. Now. Csc
~ l2xls Madeira Doilies; hand
embroidered and scalloped. Were
S125. Now.
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
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5 10x14 Madeira Hand embroidered
Scalloped Doilies. Were 81.
NOW .............. DOC
II I0x14 Madeira Ovals; hand
embroidered and scalloped. Were
85c each Now ............5 SOC
3 12x18 \ -.deira Ovals; hand-ern-
broidered and scalloped. Were
sI.25 each. Now. 75c
: 6x12 Madeira Pieces; hand-efn-
broidered and scalloped Were
60c each. Now. .30c
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Girls and Juniors
Ready-to-Wear Reduced

Is Girls English Print Bioomer
Dresses In sizes 7. and 10.
Were s2.95 each. Now. .s1.95
10 Girls Gingham and English
Print Dresses: sizes 8. 10. IL and
IA Were $3.95 each. Now. S2.95
Girls Wool Crepe and Jersey
Dresses: one and two piece
sports models in sizes 8, 10. IL.
Were $3.50, $40. Now. S4.95
Girls Wool Crepe. French Serge
and Crepe de Chine Dresses;
size 10, 12 and H. Were $3.50
to $i6.75. Now. Sc so
2 Girls 2-piece Sports Dresses;
sizes 10 and IA. Were $3.50,
Sf6.75. Now ........ 1926
Girls imported English Sports
Coat; size 10. Was $3.50
NOW ................. $3.50
/ Girls white Flannel Coat:
slightly soiled; size 8. Was SIS.
NOW ...'- ..'..... .SlV
GIRLS AND JUn1oss' APPAREL, FOUR
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Women's Dresses, $18.7s
We're $3.50 and $3.50

" ere J0T.JU ana JfE.JU
is Tailored Crepe Dresses. in white. navy.
beige, red and blue. Sizes from 80 TO A.
These are slightly mussed.
13 women's Afternoon Dresses Of fat crepe,
printed crepe and georgette: sizes 80 70 ~;
slightly soiied. Were SIS and $3.50 each.
Now .....................S SI4.5o
6 One -Of-a kind Afternoon Dresses; navy,
beige, green, blue and printed crepes.
Were $3.50 and s35 Now. ...... .$1s.75
Georgette and silk Crepe Dresses; sizes
36. 80 and A; blue, rose and beige tones.
Were s1e.50 to SIS. Now. s11.55
/ Taffeta Evening Dress; maize. in size 40:
soiled Was $3.50. Now ....... .si9.75
/ Black Lace and Chiffon Evening Dress:
cape model in size 40: slightly sofled Was
s42.50 Now .....................S S19.55
WoMEg's DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
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Girls Raincoat; size Q. Was
$3.50. Now ....,........& .&4.o5
Junior Miss Tweed Ensemble;
silk blouse; size II. Was s16.75.
Now $3.50
Junior Misses Lightweight
Coat; dress style with fur trim
ming; size II. Was s39.50.
NOW SlS.ob
Junior Misses Pink Taffeta
Dance Dress; size Is Was
$3.50. Now ........S12.50
Junior Misses Maize Dance
Dress of velvet and tulle: size
IS. Was $3.50. Now ..S19.50
Junior Misses Dance Dress of
coral crepe and taffeta; size Is.
Was $3.50. Now ...... $40
Junior Misses 2-piece Blue Silk
Dress; size II. Was $3.50.
Junior Misses White and Green
Georsette Dresses: sizes IS and
II. Were $3.50 each, Now, SIS
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Little Women's Dresses
Reduced to Sf0.50

12 Flat Crepe and Crepe de Chine Dresses
in both one and two piece models. attractive
ly trimmed with tucks fancy stitching and
pleats. Tan. white, rose and blue IN sizes
35ia. 37l2. 39iz and 4113.
Larger Women's Goats Of black and tan
kashmir. fully lined with crepe de chine:
sizes 44ia. 4sls and 4sl7. Were $3.50 each.
NOW .......-... ..s..s'..ss' sSSS.oe
Larger Women's Dresses Of taupe crepe
back satin and green canton crepe. trim.
med with tucking and applique: sizes All
and 46l2. Were s3950 and $3.50. Nov, SIS
SPECIAL SIZE APPAREL, THIRD FLooE.
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Walnut Room Frocks

Greatly Rednced
/ Pale Pink Georgette Evening Dress: beaded
model. size 16; slightly sofled. Was $50.
NOW 80
Gray 2-Piece Sports Dress; imported wool
en-: size is. Was $50. Now. ...........sz .szS
Orchid Rose Chiffon Evening Gown; soiled:
size &c. was s65 Now. ow.............s .s25
/ Royal Blue Afternoon Dress; tucked: size
15. Was $50. Now. ow.................S29 $3.50
2 Tailored Lightweight Wool Dresses: navy
blue; in sizes 36 and 40. Were $50 each.
NOW ESQ
Imported Evening Gown: flesh net, beaded:
size 49, Was $780, Now .............S S42.50
Dinner Dresses; Chanel red: in sizes Is
and 1S Were $50 and $50. Now. SIS
WALNUT ROOM, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Girls Furnishings Reduced

Pairs Linen Trunks, with slide
fastening on hips; sizes 8 to Ia.
Were S295. Now. ....... .si.45
Camp Suits; knickers and sleeve
less coat: green, in sizes 6 and
20. Were 1895. Now =. .Si.45
Green lean Cloth Shirts. sizes 6.
IL and IL. Were s195 each.
Now ......... ....4......... .63c
30 Pairs White and Black Sateen
Bioomers. with elastic waist and
knee. sizes 9. l6 and 10 years.
Were 81. Now 15c
is Gotten Knit Combinations:
strap shoulders and fltted knee:
sizes 9. 8. IL and IA. Were 81
each. Now. ................ 7Sc
Gals FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-31

10 Tailored Crepe de Chine Co.'S
tune Slips: deep hens; black
and navy. Were s3.95. Now Csc
silk Jersey Petticoats. trimmed
With narrow, pleated ruffies and
finished with applique In con-
trasting shades. Were S2.es.
NoW .''.....,,.... 81 95
10 Pairs Rayon Bloomers: red
white. gray. navy and black.
Were S2.oS. Now $1.aS
0 Pairs Rayon Bioomers. red
brown. cinnamon and navy.
Were $l,oS. Now. .ssc
0 Pairs silk Jersey Bioomers:
green, purple, navy and black.
Were $3,9S each. Now. ,$2.eS
Evening star., 1928-05-31

% Pairs u Silk Socks; orchid and
flesh. in sizes z, 7l2. ola and 10.
Were 81 pair. Now 49,. 75c
20 Pairs la-Length Socks: some
with cuff, others with straight
tops: brown. In sizes 6 to a..
Were SOC pair. Now. 49,. 3sc
f2 Pairs Long White Ribbed Hose:
sizes 9l2 and 10. Were soc q
pair. NOW. ................ 25c
D Pairs White Jean Cloth GYM
BIoomers: sizes 8 and 10. Were
Si.e5 pair Now. .Sl.45
) Imported Coat Sweaters: plain
red. rose and green. In sizes IL
and IL. Were $3.50. Now S3.45
) Imported Slip-on Sweaters; rose
color. In sizes IL and IL. Were
$3.50 each. Now. .s3.aS
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Slips, Petticoats, B1oomers
Reduced

II Heavy Quality Crepe de Chine
Costume Slips, with bodice tops
and deep hefns, flesh, green.
blue, white and brown. Were
s595 each. Now. s4.45
9 Crepe de Chine Costume Slips:
lace trimmed at top and bottom;
flesh and white. Were 35.95
each. Now ..,..,.......,s3. s3.9S
i6 Heavy Quality Radium Costume
Slips; tailored models with deep
hens: tan gray. navy and black.
Were $3.50 each. Now. .S2.93
Radium Costume Slips, with
bullt-up shoulders and shadow
proof hens: white. flesh and
gray. Were S3.95 Now. .S2.e5
10 Crepe de Chine Costume slips.
lace trimmed; flesh only. Were
s. each. Now, .S3.75
COSTUME SLIPS. THIRD FLOOR.
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Gowns. $2.o5 We're S3.95

10 Tailored and Lace-trimined
Gowns: Of peach or pink crepe
de chine.
8 Crepe de Chine Chemise; tai-
lored and lace-trimmed styles.
In pastel shades. Were So and
$50. Now. ..............S .S3.65
8 Lace trimmed Step ins:
peach Or white crepe de chine.
Were S. each. Now. 80. .s2.65
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Negligees Reduced

4 Printed Rayon Pa ajamas; full
length: tuxedo collars. Were
SIS. Now ........,.......S3 1913
3 Linen Crash Robes, black
and red and en-and purple.
Were $i0.50 each. Nov. .93.55
2 Printed silk Kimonos: de-
sirable color combinations.
Were $3.50 each. Now. .s4.35
NEcLIcEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-05-31

w ere is
IL Imported All-elastic Girdles;
hook-fron style: sizes 20, 81 to
"a In the lot. Now $3.50
5 Garter Belts of lustrous pink
satin: sizes %. 80 to 80.
NOW &Ss0b
6 Clasp Front Girdies Of peach
and pink brocie: Lily-of-
France. Ideal and Woodthrop
makes: sizes 27. 80, "a to SO.
NOW ~Ss5"
5 Ferris Maternity Corsets;
pink brocl1e in sizes 20, 80 and
30. Greatly reduced to. 81
2 LiIy-of- France BoneIess
Girdies; side-fastening style. Of
figured satin: sizes %. % and
80. Were $3.50 each. Now. 1885
2 Pairs Of Sanitary Boomers.
Greatly reduced to. ...... Soc
. Satin BoneIess Corset Bras
sieres. long models: sizes 36. 40
and AZ. Were st2.50 each.
CoRsyTs. THIRD FLOOR.
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Bfouses. 1895 Were sS.7s

o Printed Crepe OVetblouses In
sizes from "a 10 AZ. Now S3.95
o Crepe de Chine Overblouses
with wee necks: sizes from "a
to 90. black, cocoa and green
in the lot. Nov ..... .$3.95
Crepe de Chine Vest Blouse
with long sleeves; size 80.
Nov ...... $3.Js
Tailored Radium Overblouse
with tucked bosom; size "a
soiied. Was $40. Nov ..... 81
white Radium shirt; size "a
soiied. Was Ss,75 Now y. 81
10 White Overblomses and shirts.
sizes 80 TO 40. Were si.9S.
Nov .,tst.......... .s.s,....T9 T9r
r Navy and Black Crepe de
Chime Oyerbl0uses. Were $40
each. Nov. ............, s3.39
OveFbI0nseS; cocoa trimmed
In tan, size 80: black trimmed
IN gray, size 81. Were $40 each.
FDW ,ssst+4 II. ssetss,ttss po'H0
Z Handmade V0ile OyerblOusfs
trimmed With Irish frills: sizns
80. ~ and 4a. Were S6.7S each.
NOW .,,s.s.tt.ttttsts 1asJ0
BLoUgEs, THIRD FL0On.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Infants Needs
Reduced

8 IBfsnis' HHa 4 NJ . .
Dresses, WeFs ~ satb
MaW E1
10 Iafaats Tg,mmea WYaD.
ttkfef Dltsk or blue
III Bahs,s EtssdmaAs Isop.
arts, Specially ng1aad RSs
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Evening star., 1928-05-31

lz TEelilSeS, aer climbing ssnes ard
goSeoSskeSs green and white paint
81 We're &iks Earn kgS. .s5c
1 White EnzHseied FibsT Clothes
Hamper sxSzEe shape aia a small
ssze Was $50 E9g ...,,. 1896
. ~rresas" White EnzEneled Kitchen
Carriage PafSss De1zl l3e raiser
Were s16s, Eow .-,.s,...... Sc
White EnzneieA knYsery R&fE1gefz-
ter large taze Was a. Nov. tS.s5
! pyTens fire IzalngVisber. with rack.
Was $50. hsw ..<,-,,.,,s. .s3.55
. string G1sn Brsopa, Mere Csc each.
Bow ss>t<<>s>>< .-,,-ss<e 4Se
Is White Enznei6d Metal gesap
ESsksaes cseoTate6. Were 55e earn.
@sfTN sss< -t>.<-f. II p 2 +se- - % S8e
Decorated Wood Scrap Baskets.
1eDoszte1 Mere SI 80 fsow s5e
Willow Weed ESzkst: mahogany Gga.
s1 Wss &11o, tgow .<,l. Gz.ss
2 KreS azsFff white Eazm&iea Czke
fhsaas. with f#1 cg1ng1 xtngsggss.
We're $50 each N9B >s.... st.ss
EaeeE watts, FgfTE Pgoof-
Evening star., 1928-05-31
Vudor Porch Shades Reduced
Same Are Slightly Soited or Imperfect

short Lengths GreG@sBsS gssitsbAe fer
s3ljsow covers. EFEp<2, etE On Pr
1sy REDUCED F0H ILEAifAhIE.
sa4iss. he16, Ez gDfss H6EgaaSeitss
sal xy.S3eg exSs1egy u1iegsatg HEs
DICED EOH CLEARANCE,
Dt1gTftge. Esz9s KLoeE.
Evening star., 1928-05-31
50 Remnant Pieces with from 1H to yards in each piece
$50 Remnant Pieces Reduced
Wash Dress Fabrics
From to yards in each OF these lengths
Imported Soaps
Jasmin, 30c a cake

Only a limited number of eac
at these special Friday mark
IS Woodward q Lothrop Special
Ounce Lotion Bottles. Were SOC
EAIAAs ANOW.s .0JI
IS Elizabeth Arden's Powder Com
pacts. We're Si2S. Now. :. 75c
TOILET GooDs. FIRST FLooR.