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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12

FOR SALE

Two lots in Edinburg; three lots
in San Benito; SO lots in Browns
vile; seven lots outside Browns.
vile city limits; twenty per cent
cash. balance in one. two, three and
four years: or monthly payments
liz preferred. B. Z. Hinkley. Bro ni-
vile. H-60
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REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE: Ten acres improved
choice citrus land on paved high
way adjoining city limits upper
Valley town. Have orders to fore
close to satisfy holder Of notes.
Opportunity .. sacrifice price. 200
acres, excellent grape and citrus
land, west of Missian, close 70 irri-
cation, $3.50 per acre. Terms.
G. Helbig. Real Estate, Riverside
Hotel, Brownsville. K-I0l
YOUR CHANCE FOR BIG PROFIT.
For less than one-half its value you
can purchase the finest 50-acre tract
on paved State Highway. midway
between Lyford and Sebastian. In
vestigation will convince you. Il T.
Nielsen, Sebastian, Tex. k-i00
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted

.rrPICAN LADY who speaks
re ar doctors office or any kind
- light employment. Address +; .:
- 5s4. Elsa, Tex. MOI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12

SACRIFICE: -Four more autiful
homes in Victoria Heights. 5 rooms
and bath; automstic water heaters;
textone finish. On paved street.
Prices $500 to $4,000. Small pay
rent down, balance like rent. Mrs.
Florence Stafford. owner, 1717 Grant
street. Victoria Heights. Phone
943-J. J-1O9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-12

FoRDSON TRACTOR with side
pIow. Brownsville, Box 4es.
FOR SALE: A Ford Roadster, 1927,
in rood condition. Apply 500 Levee
street. h-9J
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FOR SALE-New 5-room house with
garage and all modern convenicnces,
on street being paved. Good neigh
borhood. $500 cash, balance small
monthly payments. Priced right. Lo-
Gated Garfield and 10th SITS. Phone
955-J. Call at 1880 W. Washington
St J-232.
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TWO LOTS and Duplex House,
double garage. apartment over the
garage, now renting for $4,000 per
month. Can be had for s7,000.O0.
$4,000 cash. balance in terms. In
quire from r. A. Monsees. K-54
s250.00 CASH, balance like rent.
buys new five room all modern
brick bungalow; large lot, restricted
residential section. Pay rent to
your self. Foster-Moothsrt Co.,
Realtors, Cromack Bldg, Phone 40.
K-21
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AUTOMOTIVE
-CHIA-
vffH an OK fiat eoNn6H
M@

Chevrolet Touring. 1928. In first
class condition. New tires. Only
run $500 miles. Number accessories.
$500.
Chevrolet Coach. 1926. New Duco
finish. New tires. Mechanically
b. X. Fisher body. $4,000.
Chevrolet Coach, 1926. Completely
rconditioned. New Duco finish.
Two new tires; others good. Body
by Fisher. s335.00.
Chevrolet Touring. 1928. Looks
ike new car. Al mechanical condi-
sicn. Run only 6,400 miles. s475.Oo.
Ford Touring. 1925 -. $4,000
Ford Roadster. 1925 go. 1900
Ford Roadster. 1925 ..... 5000
Ford Touring, 1924 $500. 5000
Ford Truck Body and Cab,
1875 -VV.VV
Ford Truck Body and Cab,
1871 loo."V
OPEN EVENINGS
STEVENSON MOTOR CO, INC.
10th and Adams
S,owrsviIle Tel. III
C-25
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 today from iSkta and way ports with the following passengers aboard: From Sitka-Rev. Prosor- off, Arthur E. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, Mrs. Martha Littlefield. From Hoonah-Hugh Barnard, Lars Torcsen, E. j. Setz- CT. From Warm Springs Bay George Robbins, Ivor Arneson, MT. and Mrs. Harry Raymond. From Tenakee-Carl Gjorde. P T. Padden. From Todd-John Price. From Funter Bay-S. L.. Wil- COX, c. Belanger. From Port Alexander Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Rogers. Round trfp---J. S. Truitt, Allen Shattuck, s. Hellenthal.
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goods; and in tlie third Kelly is charged with similar crime. The two men are accused of having purloined personal property. clo- thing. etc, owned by MT. and Mrs. Ed Hardman.
 Four persons were aTraigned be- fore Judge Hill this morning, ail on liquor law violation charges. The defendants were: II. R. Ras- mussen, Neil Gallagher, Cecil Vale and Jim Donald. They have until tomorrow morning to enter pleas.
 The trial in the case of Gallxas vs. Reidi and others, which start ed yesterday afternoon, was still in progress at noon today. It vas expected to be completed and go tc the jury late this afternoon.
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40 ARRIVE TUDAY
 ON STEAMER QUEEN

 The steamer Queen, Capt vic- tor Enquist, arrived here from the South at noon today with the fol- owing passengers for Juneau. S. iGuyot. Robert Wakelin, Robert Smith, w. Skinna. Peter Keene, o. l.. Leet, Mary Nelson, N. C.. Nelson, Mrs. N. G. Nelson. Thena Fultz, Mrs. K. Carter, Tom Berry, H. c. Davis, Wm. H. Caswell, c. V. Brown, Mrs. o. F. Sunde, 0. E. Sunde, Mrs. H. V. Callow, II. V. Callow, Mrs. F. Raymond, Mrs. Ed. Fredrickson. Mary Ohashi, Mrs. B. w. Ohashi. Bob Ohashl Irene E. Clark, J. A. Nielsen, F. Peters, Paul Land, P. Jorgenson. Mrs. Tillie Olsen, Mrs. Olaf Nu- gaard, Nina c. McGregor, Sam Baker and five steerage.
 The Queen is scheduled to sail for Skagway at o'clock this af- ternoon.
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STR. YUKON ARRIVES
 HERE AT NOON TODAY

The steamer Yukon, Capt. c. A. Glascock, arrived here at 12:3O o'clock this afternoon from the South with 36 passengers for Ju- neau. Thoae arriving here were: Henry H. Baron, J. H. Cam. Jas. Dolanoe, Leon F. Drews. Mrs. Leon Fl. Drews. E. Elstone. H. l.. Faulk- ner, l. Greenblatt. J. H. Gunnes, H. L. Hansen. Mrs. M. Jones, Miss May Jones. Myron Jones. Jr., Mar garet Jones. Leone Lesher, Shirley Lindbloom. F. c. Moore. Mrs. B. J. Rankin. Mrs. c. w, Sample. Marcel Straigier. Arthur Swanson, LeRoy ]. vestal. c. H, Thompson. .Olaf Johnson. L. J. Boger, Pete Kesover, Mrs. o. Johnson, c. P. Williams, Albert Brown. Mrs. k Lambert, Anna I4awler. Mrs. J. John, J. L. Cavanaugh.
 The Yukon is scheduled to sail at 5 D. m. for the westward from the Alaska Juneau dock.
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psrtitGfsfly Tor motoring 5 and travel. areikood winter siyls, A Chantaf model of heavy knit
 ted material in beige, olive browh and dark brown has a V pockpt
 bordered with brown at the side
 front and Is, trimmed with wide collar, and cuffs of brown fox fur.
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DIR. GODDARD IS VISITING \.
 WITH JUNEAU RELATIVES

Dr. F. l.. Goddard. owner of Goddard's Sanitarium near Sitka. arrived early this week for a visit with his son and daughter in law Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Goddard and his daughter, Miss Dorothy God dard. It Is his first trip to Ju. neau in three years,
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NEW pAv--.-.

Preliminary surveying for a con- crete pavement on Front Street is being made by City Engineer Frank Metealf The pavement which will he laid from the Alas kan to L Goldstein's store, will be started immediately.
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3 INDICTMENTS
 ARE RETURNED IN DIST. COURT
James Kelly and George Allen Indicted Four
 Arraigned Today

Three indictments ware returned today by the Federal Grand July In the U. s, District Court before Judge l.. Coke. Hi;i. the first of the term which opened last Satur- day.
 In one George Allen and James A. Kelly rare charged jointly with grand larceny; in another Allen is charged with receiving stolen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-02
FOOD VALUE OF
 REINDEER HIGH,
 SAYS BULLETIN
Meat Is Highly Nutritious
 Says Statement Issued l. By Interior Dept.

The nutritiye prone. t.es of rein deer meat are stressed in a bull letin issued by the Interior De- partment and made public today by Gov. George A. Parks. The bull letin covers experiments and tests made by several scientific bureaus in Washington. The text of the statement follows:
 ''So abundant have reindeer be- come in Alaska that two depart ments of the Government have taken hold of the problems incl. dental to the extensive use of their meat as food. To this end sam pies of reindeer meat recently have been tested for chemical composition and nutritive value. This meat was found to possess high protein, low fat, and com paratively low moisture. This means high nutritive value in proportion to weight which is O. importance when a product must be shipped so far.
 Introduction Planned
 "The test is valuable in con- nection with the commercial in troduction into the United States of reindeer meat, as well as for the information of those interest ed in the Alaskan natives. for whom it has come to provide a staple article of food
 "The two departments of the Government which are co-operat- ing in the study are the Depart ment of Interior and the Depart mont of Agriculture. The analysis and experiments followed a meet ing in Washington Of representa- tives of several bureaus of these departments. including the Bureau of Education, the governmental agency charged with the promo tion of the reindeer industry in connection with educational work among Alaskan natives.
 Reindeer Are Plentiful
 Further experiments will be conducted and results of the con- pIeted study will be incorporated n popular bulletin on the cook 1Dg of reindeer meat, similar to .t .<
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MISS M'LAuGHLiN GOES
 SOUTH FOR vAcATiOi

Mi Catherine Mclaughlin clerk in the office of the Secre- tary of Alaska. left on the Prin- cess Louise today for the States on a S0-day vacation. She will visit relatives in Seattle aud San Francisco before returning here
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ulletlns on cooking of beef and

bulletins on cooking of beef and ham.
 Already there are hundreds Of thousands of head of reindeer ranging along the northern coast of Alaska and many shiploads of their eareasses may come out each season as soon as demand for the meat is created Thus will an important and permanent ad- dition to ths meat supply be made" -
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MARGNITA ARRIVES
 TODAY FROM SITKA

The motorship Margnita, Capt. 5. Swanson. arrived at 10 am.
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ola papers tor sss, at the Emplre
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Old papers toT safe at the Empire
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RsIndeer Are Plentiful

Further experiments will be conducted and results of the con- pIeted study will be incorporated n popular bulletin on the cook log of reindeer meat, similar to
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Infants Wear

(is4) 500 PANTY DRESSES
AND cREEPERS, 3se. Broken
assortment.
(42) $1.2e PANTY DRESSES,
81. Sizes 4 to s.
(26) CSC BODY WAISTS, Toe.
Sizes Q. 10 and IL. Can be
attached To skirt.
(32) si.ze CREEPERs. 81.
AttraetiEely styled. Sizes !
to ;.
(sr $s.ss COATS. sI.ss. Size.
3. 4 and 5.
(s) $3.50 COATS, s3.ss.
Sixes 3, 4 and S.
(6) $7.9S COATS, $2.es. Sizes
3, 4 and S.
(sz prs.) coLoRED PANTiEs,
Sc. Fer clearance. Sizes z to 4.
go $i.sS JERSEY DRESSES,
sse. 2-pisee styles. Sizes 2
(is) $50 CREPE DE CHINE
BoNNETs, csc. Size. IL
(is) si.ss CREPE DE CHINE
BoNNETS, csc. Slightly
soiled. White. pink and blue.
g prs.) 81 FLANNELETTE
SLEEPERS, 35e. With feet.
Sizes 2 to 4.
Fourth FIoos-Lansbufsh & Bro.
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Boys Apparel

f2) S7.ss SHEEP LINED
COATS. 1895. Size IL only.
10 s7.ss WEED Tor
COATS. 3i.ss. Since 81 and
40.
% s7.ss WINTER COAT,
3t.ss. Size 10.
(fg) ODD TWEED SACK
COATS. SEE. Many patterns.
Sixes IS 10 20.
900 ODD RDUR OY
COATS. sss. Sixss 7 and a.
u And Is.
fz7) 47.sS JUNIOR OVER
COATS. sz.s5. Broken sixes.
Wool lined.
Iz) sS.75 JUNIOR OVER
COATS. s3.Ss. Wool lined.
Broken sizes.
fs) Ss.7E LONG HOOL
OvERcoATs. $685.. Broken
siEsa
fz) s7.ss MACkihAWs, sz.ss.
Sixss ~ and Is.
Us) st.ss JUNIOR LONG
PANTS. Sc. Corduroy snd
mixtures. Sixss 4 TO ~.
(431 1i,es cor ID u ROY
KNOCKERS, sse. Slxss 7 10
. cad 10 10 ~,
(ie) af.Se LINED TWEED
KNOCKERS. Sc. sisss ~
10 20.
street. kta0ss~~I a asbgtsii a Hfa.
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Cd SIS SEAMLESS AMIN.
STER RUG, $40. Size S.3xl0.S
Il. Slightly imperfect.
(6) $3.50 SANFORD'S BEAU.
VAIS SEAMLESS AXMlN.
STER RUGS. S3z.ss! Perfect.
Rich. heavy pile. Size s.3xi0.s.
60 $3.50 ADMINISTER RUGS.
s12.s5. Beauvais grade. Size
ASKS. Will give long wear.
(2o) 2se FELT-BASE MATS,
lse. Size lsx3s inches. Splcn.
did for "fillers in"
CSC SO. YD. FELT BASE
FLOOR COVERING, Csc 90.
yd. } attractive patterns. 3
Fl. wide.
(s) s47.59 SEAMLESS AMIN
STER RUGS. $26.9s. Size
sxl2. Excellent quality and
lovely patterns.
CD s5.es PERSIAN ANATOL
MATS. s3.9s. Rose and blue
eolors. Size 1880 inches.
Os) s3.ss IMPORTED CREPE
RUBBER BATH MATS, $2.4s.
Attractive patterns. Size
20x27 inches.
Fifth Fiaor--IRnsbarEh 4 Bra.
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Sport Shop Features

ca ss.ss SPORT DRESSES. 81.
Trim tailored styles.
(s) sz.ss LINEN COATS. 81.
Ideal for motoring.
CD s3.ss LINEN RIDING
BREEcHES, 81. Tailored and
we'll made.
ca ss.ss LINEN RIDING
SUITS, 81. Women's sixes.
CD $l.ss LINEN COATS. Soc.
Odds and ends.
60 $685. LINEN KNlCKER
SUITS, 81. Womcn's sizes.
Cd $685. LINEN KNOCKERS.
81. Priced for quick selling.
Cd $4ss LINEN RlDlN &C
BREECHES. 81.
CD $2.s5 CORDUROY KNlCk.
ERS, 2se. Come early for
these.
Cd sls.ss SILK RAINCoAT. 81.
Slightly soiled.
(D Ss.9s SPORT SKIRT. 81. A
real value.
"a sI2.ss SPORT SWEATER.
$z95. A late model.
go :3.ss IRA SIZE
BLOUSES, 81. Varied colors.
sport shop--seeond Floor
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si.ss LOT-A.FuN CLOWN
GAME. CSC. A delight for
the kiddies.
CSC LYREPHONE. Ace. A mu.
sicAl instrument easily played
by children.
Csc JAZZ BAND SET. Ace.
Mandolin. ukuisle. xyiophons.
flute and whistle.
$i.4s ZELLOPHONE. csc.
Complete with directions for
playing.
4se WATER PUMPS. 2se,
Great fun--for they really
work.
soc HOLLYWOOD PAPER
DOLLS" use. A little girfs
delight.
use CUT.oUT SETS. Ice. Doll
houses In hook form.
Toy Dspt,~~Faufth Fioaf
Domestics
sse~~s4so0.iN. SHEETS. Use
Perfect quality. hsmmed an
beth ends.
i0e TURKISH WASH CLOTHS,
4 FOR 29e. Crosshar and
eolorsd border styles,
lie YD. uNBLEACHED MUS.
LIN. yD,. d.. Heavy quality
evenly wevsa.
(4s) 81 MATTRESS COVERS.
sac. unhieaehsd. well made.
allowance for shrinkage.
lSe~~16-lN. DLEAcHED MUS.
LIN. he, Sof. finished, and
hieAehsd . pure white.
Third Eiaae~~~t.aHsbarRh d ht8,
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SIMMONS
BED OUTFIT
Regularly $34.35
$26.95

Outfit includes a beauti-
fully finished bed, Sim
mons link springs, layer
felt mattress, pair part
wool white blankets and
pair odorless feather pill
lows. Bed sizes ; #. ; in.
4ft. and 4 #. 6 in.
Co $50 AUTOMATIC DA-
BEDS. $l9.95. Windsor
type cane panel ends.
Brown finish.
q PRO $40 ATWOOD
NORTH STAR BLAN-
KETS. $ls.9s. Rose block
plaid.
(s) $3.50 ALL.WOOL
72xS4 BLANKETS, S9.S5
each. Plain colors.
(D SIS STROOCK MO-
TOROBE. $40. Leopard
skin design. 54x72.
CD $ls.ss ALL WOOL
STEAMER RUGS, $40.
Fringed styles.
Third Fioor--I.ansburSh & BRO.
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Lansburgh& Bro.
Curtains and Upholstery

~ 49, - e~eSs~ ~%sA~S Sp -
7s YDS.) Soc BLUE RAYON
MARQUISETTE, SOC YD.
36 inches wide.
ESQ YDS.) 40c RUFFLED VAL
ANGLING, 1se yd. Orchid and
Uso YDs.) zee TO sse MAR
QUlSETTE AND SWISS, 2sc
YD. Delightful patterns.
(7S YDS.) $l.25 RAYON TAF-
FETA STRIPE COMBlNA-
TIONS. 75e YD. Green and
orchid and blue and rose COM
binations. IS inches wide.
GOO YDS.) Csc TO sl.5o
STRIPED DENIM, Use YD.
For upholstering.
Goo YDS.) Csc TO CSC RAYON
MARQUlSETTE, SOC yd. Fine
quality, in rose, blue and
orchid.
az PRs.) $3.50 MADRAS
Grapes, 81. Brown with
Dutch valance.
GO YDS.) $l.Ss SECTIONAL
PANEL, 7Sc YD. In attrac.
tive designs.
US) $3.2s WOLFE PANELS,
$l.95. Cream ground with CO.
lonial flounee. Trimmed with
fringe.
Gao YDS.) Sl.1O RAYON MAR.
QUlSETTE. Csc YD. Orchid.
as inches wide.
Fifth FIoor-Iansburgb & Bro.
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NO MAIL, PHONE
OR G.. 0. DIS
Winter Goats

ca WOMEN'S $3s.7S WINTER
COATS, S.. Black with wolf
cellar and cuffs.
O) JUNIOR MISS $2s.7S WIN
TER COAT. S.. Black with
gray wolf collar and cuffs.
(4) JUNIOR MISSES SIS TO
s4s.7S WINTER COATS, SIS.
Black with fur collars and
cuffs.
(zi) $ss.7s AND s4s.7s FUR.
TRIMMED COAT S, SIS.
Misses and women's sizes.
(34) Sss.s0 AND $3.50 FUR.
TRIMMED WINTER COATS,
SIS. Misses and women's sizes.
: co. $3.50 TO $3.50 FUR
TRIMMED WINTER COATS.
$3.50. Misses and women's
sizes. Soft rich fabrics.
Second Fieor-Lansburgh & Bro.
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(ls) WOMEN'S $l2 STREET
FROcKS, $7.ss. Tailored
models in dark colors.
(64) WOMEN'S SIS STREET
AND AFTERNOON FROCkS.
Sill. Satins, georgettes and
flat crencs.
us) SIS STREET FROCKS, SIT.
Heavy sstins and fiat erepes in
mostly black and navy blues.
Women's sizes.
(i2) $3.50 STREET AND AF-
TERNOON FROCKS, SIS.
Unusually smart--and all late
models. Broken sizes IS TO
Is.
second Ftuor--Tansbnrgh & Bro.
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Jr. and Misses Dresses

Sbs S4ft0 IF1 5000 ~ GOOG0
(io) SIS DINNER AND DANCE
FRocKS, $3.50. High shades.
Sizes Is to IL. Soiled.
(ls) $500 JUNIOR MISSES
STREET DRESSES, s7.ss.
Tailored styles. Navy. almond,
beige. red. Sizes Is to IL.
(sl SIS c E o r C E T T <
DRESSES, $l2.5o. Maize, flesh
or white. Size. IL and Is.
Soiled.
(3) $500 EoRc ETTE
DANCE FROcKS, S.. Peach
and white. Slightly soi.ed. Sizes
rs and Is.
60 SIS TAFFETA NICE
FROCKS, SIS. Pastel shades.
Slightly seiled. Sizes Is to Is.
(25) SIS TO SIS STREET
. DRESSES, slzss. Crepe, satin
and Seorgette, in dark shades.
Fer business.
Second Fieor-Lansburgii & nro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-08
Corsets, Reduced

(lIs) 81 AND $3.50 L. & b.
CORSETS AND GlRDLES.
4se. Coutil and striped batiste.
Broken sizes.
(Ss) 81 AND $3.50 CORSET.
LETS. Sl.45. Odds and ends.
Broeade and striped batiste.
Broken sizes.
(l06) $3.50 TO S. CORSETS
AND CIRDLES, $1.45. Odd
styles and sixes, including lie
Contour, L. & B. Special and
Memo. Broken sizes.
second Fioor--Iansburxh & Bro.
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Linens

3sc to soc LACE-TRlMMED
LINENS, Csc. Doilics. oblongs.
centers and ovals. Cream and
white pure linen.
35e LINEN TOWELlNC. 29c.
Heavy. absorbent, pure linen
crash. Blue, gold or green
borders.
$2.9s LINEN LUN CHE ON
SETS, S2.ss. Cloth 81 in.-6
napkins to match. Choice Of
blue. gold, lavender or green
border sets.
79c JAP PRINT BREAKFAST
CLOTHS, 65e. 81 inches
square. Attractive designs in
blue and white.
Third Eioor--IansburIh & Fro.
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Beaded Bags

(l0) Sl6a IMPORTED BEADED
BAGS. Csc. Wanted eolors.
(2s) SOS IMPORTED BEADED
BAGS, Sligo. Pouch and un-
dcararm styles.
go IS BELGIAN BEADED
BAGS, $3.50. Attractive styles
and eolors.
street fioor---Lansharsh & Bro.
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Occ0SlOn0t furniture
% $3s.7s CEDAR CHEST.
SIS. Semi.eonsoie type. "a
inches long. Mahogany We
neered. Has repaired broken
D sis.ss PRISCILLA SEWING
CABINET. $il.so. Solid ma.
hogany. Slightly shopworn.
% $s.75 FLOOR SCREEN.
$3.50. ; fold. Mahogany fn-
ish. Covered in brown burlap.
Slightly dsmaged.
CD $3.50 FLOOR SCREENS.
$3.50. ; fold; covered with
brown double burlap. Deco.
rated top panel. Slightly shop.
% $ls.so UMBRELLA STAND.
$s.ss. Solid mahogany. Shop
D $50 s.Pc. SUMMER SUITE,
$50. Of split bamboo. Super
quality glaee finish. Water
proof auto spring. Removable
cushions.
(z) $3.50 ST. CEORC
CHAIRS OR ROCKERS.
sass. Slightly damaged. Well
made.
Fifth roor--iansbargh 4 Bro.
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Art Section

CHiLDREN'S s9e STAMPED
DRESSE S. 5se. Striped
lawn, fancy madras and gins-
hams, in cunning styles. De-
sirable Springtime eoic-ings.
Sizes z to IL years.
Third FIoor-IansharxiI q Bro.
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Notions

39e DRESS Innings, Toe.
Made Of muslin, with hook
and eye fastenings. Not all
sizes. Black and white.
Sc TO Csc ODDS AND ENDS,
ie. Including hairpins, hooks
and eyes and betting.
Zoe AND 121ae REDDY COL.
LAR BANDS, Sc. Not in all
sizes.
i5c TO 39c MILDLY EMBLEMS
AND STARS, Sc. An a.sort.
ment Of colors.
street fIoor-lansbnrsh T. Rre
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SilUerDnre

SilUerwnre
% s3.7s DUTCH BASKET.
$3.50. Silver plate, with han.
die.
D 81 SILVER PLATE BON
BON DISH. $2.ss. With
handle.
% $l.9s HAMMERED SILVER
PLATE BREAD TRAYS,
sz.8s.
90 81 SILVER PLATE PIE
PLATES. soc. Rare value.
street Fioaf-~~i.ansbafsh Il IRA,
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COZ GIRLS $7.ss RAlNCOATS,
$3.9S. Sizes IL, IL and Is.
(19) GIRLS $5.9s RAIN
COATS, $2.9s. Sizes 10
to Is.
(52) GIRLS 1898 WASH
DRESSES. $2.9S. Models
with bloomers. Sizes z, 8, 10.
900 GIRLS $7.9S SILK
DRESSES, $5.9S. Broken as
sentiments and sizes. Sizes 7,
8, 10.
an GIRLS $1,000 DRESSES.
$7.9S. Flat crepes. Assert.
cd sizes from 7 to II.
12) GIRLS $3.9S BLOUSES,
$l.9s. Slightly soiled. Sizes
8 and ID.
Fourth Floor-Lansburgh s Bro.
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700 Mems Fancy Shirts
S1.19

A group comprising mostly nsekb.nd modei.-'h.t
alone for the liberal reduction Men who like thia
type Of shirt will profit greatly by choosing tomorrow
Numerous designs and color combinations. All szes in the
greup, but not in each pattern.
MEMS 81 GOLF HOSE MEMS 3i.2s AND $i65
7se. Distinctive patterns ENGLISH BROADCLOTH
size. 1915 to H. SHIRTS. 39e. keckband
MEMS Soc BELTS, SEE styIe, sixes 1873 and II
Tongue and sliding bss only
kie model. Sizes 80 to MEMS Sac FLANNEL
IS in the lot. ETTE NIGHT SHIRTS,
MEMS 9i.2e AND 3i6s 79e. Sizes IS and Is.
COTTON POkCEE AND MEMS $3.50 CARTER
MADRAS PAJAMAS KNIT UNION SUITS.
Use. Six. A only. $i7S
Men. shsp-sit.s. ftoor--iAn.busb a BRO.
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112 Pairs of
Children's Shoe.
SOC

Most unusual-~tos these
shoes originally sold for
$3.50 and $500. There are
white hid button and white
backskin lace styles In sixss
~ 10 y. Also brown calf
ar pstsnt leather button
shoes in sixss 4. ~ and 8.
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Knit UnderUear

(5O) WOMEN'S zoe COTTON
VESTS, 15e. Sizes 50 and
40 only.
600 pcs.) $3.50 to $2.95
RAYON UNDERWEAR, 81.
Broken sizes, odds and ends.
(35 pe..) GLOW SILK
BLOOMERS. 35e. Broken
sizes and eolors.
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Lingerie

90 ss.ss RAYON GOWNS, sl.ss.
Slightly soiled. Women's sizes.
% 81 RAYON STEP-INS, soc.
Odds and ends.
(lo) 81 COTTON GOWNS, Soc.
Odds and ends, broken size
(s) sz.ss GOWNS. 81. At,rae-
tive styles in women's sizes.
"a sl.ss STRIPED SATEEN
PETTlCoATS. Soc. Slightly
soiled.
90 81 RAYON SLIPS, soc.
Tailored styles, women's sizes.
ca $3.ss RAYON PAJAMAS, 81.
Unique styles-smart. Women's
(ls) BoUDoIR CAPS AND
BANDS. 81. Slightly mussed.
(lz) BOUDOIR CAPS AND
BANDS, 3se. Attractive styles.
(1s) $l.ss MARCEELA DRAW
ERS. ST. Broken sizes, dis.
continued styles.
(is) 81 WHITE SATEEN
BOOMERS, Soc. Broken
sizes, slightly unused and soiled
from display.
(lo) 81 COTTON cHEMISE.
35e. Dainty styles and tailored
models. Broken size ranges.
(33) $l.ss COTTON CHEMISE,
81. Broken color and size
ranges. Attractive styles.
(l) $2s5 CHEMISE, 81. Built
up shoulder styles. Odds and
ends.
Third Fioor--Iansburgh & Bro.
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NO MAIL, PHONE
OR G.. 0. DIS
Novelties

(s) S. STERLING SILVER
LORCNETTE FRAMES, 81.
Rare values.
CO $3.50 CIGAR CUTTERS,
$l.so. 10-kt. gold filed.
90 $3.50 CIGAR CUTTERS,
$3.50. Sterling silver.
(S) $3.50 MEMBERSHIP CARD
HOLDERS, $l.5o. Gold and
silver.
co 1895 STRANDS NOVELTY
BEADS, $3.50. Fancy designs.
street Fl0or-Lansburgh 4 Bro.