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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

WILL SACRIFICE three more houses
Duplex with four rooms and bath
on each sides TIVE garages; splendid
income property. Lot l60 BY 100,
room 20 build more houses. Price
$500. Small cash payment required.
balance like rent
New stueco with six roms and bath;
corner lot. Price $4500, including
Light fixtures. Small cash payments,
balance like rent. This IL "a real buy.
New five-room house with bath, hot
and cold water; huilt-in tub. Best
buy in Victoria Heights: highest and
coiest part Of Brownsville. Two-tone
textone finished walls. Beautiful
light fixtures. Inlaid linoleum in
kitchen and bath. $500. Small down
payment, balance like rent.
See Mrs. Florence Stafford, 1924 Car
field avenue, next to Fourteenth
street, Victoria Heights. Phone
lZS0-M. I-52
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

BEDROOM. $500 a week. Phone
9g5-J. 1851
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

FOR RENT - Fiva-roum house.
~screened-in sleeping porch: alI mod
ern oonveniences, including gas.
Fnone lu44-W. H-2l5
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Situation Wanted

YOUNG LADY desires position as
bookkeeper, stenographer, or combina-
tion-two years experience with
large firm. Address I-55, ARE Her
AID I-55
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

SUhANLE OPPORTUNITY
Old line Life Insurance company
with over $50 million in force desires
several more Valley representatives
City real estate loans made through
agents. Send for free leaflet al
Reasons Why" Il pays to line up with
US. Address Manager jefferson
Standard Life ms. Co, 5I1 East
Travis ST.. San Antonio. H-156
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

MlDbW Rubbed AT GRAVE
LYONS. France--Nhilc visiting
her husbands grave Nine. Eleanor
Detrelle was held Am BIT u bandit and
robbed OF $500 nnd her jewels.
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RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
10 Point isabel g.1n m- m.
From Point Isabel. \ W. rn.


BLACK DIAMOND BUS LINES
Cars 70 Mission % the hour eusa, hour.
3 a. CO. 10 s .. a., and af " s3O a. m- $3.50
o. m-. 1850 o. m and % ID. m
ne Point Isabel. y h m- i1 u aud 4
o. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

OUR RENT SPECIALIST win find
SOU the kind of home you want.
Call 9I4, ask for Mrs. Elliott. South
ern Realty Company. LOO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

rOuR-ROOM cottage and bath. Ap-
ply '709 Fourteenth street.
H ma
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

IMPORTANT TO OWNERS or
RENTAL PROPERTY
We have a WAITING LIST Of
desirable tenants--Y0U have
vacant houses and apartments
To let. Our charges arc reason
able. and our results are IMME-
date. List your rental prop
erty with us ard get immediate
results.
Roy q. Sethman Co.
Opposite III Jardin Hotel
lli7 Levee St. Telephone 1855
Els
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Houses

FURNISHED COTTAGES. private
bath. gas. garage: nv day. week or
month. Palm Courts. Phone 557.
H-202
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RENTALS

WANTED-First class Amer
lean renter 10 farm 10 acres
in III Jardin district. good
house, garage. etc. U acres in
bearing fruit trees. viii give
immediate possession to right
nan
ROY u. Sethman Co.
Opposite Ell Jardin Hotel
ll17 Lesee St. Phone 1866
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

FOUR ROOM house for rent: modern
eonTeniences. Victoria Heights. I'm
quire Victoria Service Station. I-25
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

100000 BUSHEL grain elevator IN
good repair. clear debt with plenty
land and railroad tracksge located
in Fort Worth for good Valley land.
In answer give legal description and
price Of your property. II. y. Thomas,
627 Kirby Bldg. Dallas. Tex. T-38
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Houses For Sale

SAN BENITO modern new six-room
corner lot. facing City Park paving.
Henry H. Parks. Phone 1916 f Ill.
san benito. H-l66
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WIDOW ROBBED AT GRAVE

~"-.f 2N|A@AAt
City Of Brownsville. Texas.
S-2S-g-6-l0t-3117
Evening star., 1928-04-05
DinnerWarc Reduced

40 Iyors PorFslain soup Plates; gold deco.
rated We're The each Nov ...... zoe
ltory roseeiaiB Meat PiaitsTI sold deco.
s,at.d was 1ac Now .,.....,....,... h0e
rated Ware 80 each Nov ......., So
hory P9feelain sauce nast fastsned 90
Ivory PoTeetaio Covered Butter Dlah
Fnid decorated Was y" 80. Now. 81
20 h0TY PoFesiain side Dlahsai gold
decorated We're zoe each Nov Zoe
I sauce Boats 90 stand decorated Ems.
iish porcelain Were 89 Now. ,,Ri
DeeoTatsd Vegetable Dishes EnEish
noraeiain. Were VI each .k0y :. noe
lain We're 81 so each Nov -. .7Be
Z UeFgratsd Round covered DlGheAf Ems
tish nnrcflHin Were ~ so each Nov q u
~ p0rFsiain Tea Inns a.a sapssTki deta
Po,eslain cofre. IN" fn"s and sanf.rsi deco 60
Iatsd We're hhr each Nov ..t.,. - A0s
nsf1Tated Pottery serving Trays. Were
- 50 earb Ron ...,.,t,+..,. ......, ~
GDDs AHn Ehns ninnsf~are sli aesif
shls Uienes from omen stock hsduosd Faf
Esiow heRuihf Prices.
CHINA EEGTIoR, FIFTH FL00n.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Silk Umbrellas Special, 1895

40 womenr silh umhrellas with self tgney horders
A chnre ut green purple brown red garnet and
black the latter With black and white borders, Handles
~ mutation 0uatE AMI amber with matching tips
nd fsfrules
Mems Yargdssd Tapessdgs umhfsllaa. with assorted
Ihtarena COttnn Tamela Umbrellas snavy and black
with assorted W6nd handles We're ~ each, Now Doe
uMRhELLA SECTION, First FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Juvenile Furniture
Greatly Reduced

= Fern Pulmansttss corduroy lined Were &@afS each
A%" American Master Fin.b nigh chairs. were $40 !!
"ecn "Secnnmhlnstcn SGS nigh chsl,, mahogany hn.h was
a Rshv Gatest siEnetal in the nvefoot sIas Were
lTorS Fiaish naby Crb was Sii7S Now. Gi.fn
KldAle Kar strallerai red aud blue hnish Were Sh
each. Now ..,..., ..,...,...,. .,,..t,.t, ,k3'lA
JUVENILE FURNITURE SECTION, Fourth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Colored Glassware
Special, 18c Each

~ Coiored Wine Glasses. Special 1Ae
81 C0lored sherbet Glasses a tall siyls
~ CoInrsd water Gahi4ta. special lac
53 Amber stem and Crystal Bowl sheFbets.
Special ..4...... ........,...,..... lse
Metal Fern stand, copDer bowl was
43nb Now .,............ .at.75
: coIossd and Cat GLASS Cigarette Hoxes.
Were 81. each Nov p.....T.........Th Thr
2 covered HaH. hon Dishes. Were 80
decorated piows, Vase. was ~ so
Nav .. ....... ......4.. .."s......t, 81 .hn
aH Imnoried Iridssesnt Vases. Very sre
o1ailY Priced -..,..t....-.... iOe
e00 Thta Biown water Plumbers with
bpnd der0"ht~d designs sDecial. r,..,.. Sc
0nDa And ENDS Table Glassware; all De.
Eifahle pierce Half and Iseah Than Hall
Regular Prizes
OLAssWAEE sECTIoR. FIYTn FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Friday Values in
The Juvenile Section

~ ChtIdens Vois brightly eoored special ~ nv
Is ChdEen's white Dimity Dresses with hand smoCang
"a small naya' Wash salts Very specially priced Al ahC
little GirIs n0Wns. hand made and hand embroidered
We're ~ each Now W.. "a ''.''''''. 80
Lightweight Sweaters. Were $3.50 each, Now, ,SiAO
JUVENILE SEcTioR, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Mirrors Reduced

An sold "as is" Sabjsef ia
sears aHa shshf i'm bstfsCfioHS
4 Consata Mtrror. Was ~. 40
New .4-... ..-., ts..t t-.,,s =, - lie
~ So each, Nov ,,sA...t,,,.... AAs4N
nel aallo Panel Mirror, w1 -
Inrl-ht Miesnr with etched des,sn A.
ION Was xta 80 New ,...xss kI.JA
! Console Mirrors Specially priced tsM
MIRROR SECTION, SIXTH FLooa,
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Children's Shoes
GrenfLr Reduced

10 pairs Infants Shoes, in several styles Sizes Sl2
AZ G: g. 3i,. 4, a., u. Were k2,S0 TO 81
81 naIrs Junior Misses Patent Leather Pumps;
sandal last with low fat heel wide strap and
cut-out vamp and quarter. Sizes So. 6. 6is AA;
AZ 10 7 A: 10 b and 4i2 to 6is G. Were
$3.50. Now 49,, saIs s.",s
II pairs Misses Tan Oxfords with goodyear weit n
soIes sizes S AA: 5. 61s, 7ta and 8 A; B: ~
and C. Were s6 a pair Now, .,....... S2.aS
I rairs Girls Patent Leather Pumps, sizes l2ia A.
IL; and l3 C. Were s. a pair NOW 'sZ's'
cY,lpRrN's SHOE SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Garden Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Thsse pieces are slightly
shobp0rs or imperfect
Bird Bath and Pedestal. was Sl2 So
Nov ..........,... ......-.. ,.. 80
! Outdoor Flower Box and stand was
s35 Now ..,....,.,,. a2S
.Alahastsr Pedestal; for Indoors Import,
Imported AIabaster Pedestal. for IN,
doors was $3.50. Now. ,ai..SO
CHINA SECTION. FIFTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

10 Rase Bail CsnS. Were 81 each. Now soc
10 Pairs RaSe Rail- stockings Were 81 IS
sweat shirts Were 81 each. Now g SO
Pigskin Calf Bag Was S55. Now S"2 20
CoUhide Golf Rag. Was $50 Now $50
<tSeotrr sets. Were SIS a set. Now 81
= Golf Clubs; drivers. Were So eacn.
Now ........ .. q. .... .... =. 80
Golf Clubs; drivers We're 81 each
Now ............ xJ.S5
SPORTING Goops SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Mems Haberdashery Savings

q Mems Tan Leather BELTS with
tongue buckles: sizes IS. SIS and
A. Were 81 and Si.50 each.
10 Men's Pure Wool Sweaters in
coat and pull-oveF styles. fancy
patterns in sizes 20. rs. a. and
AS Were IS each Now Si.SS
9 Mems and Boys English Tweed
Rprrfs: gray and tan IN sizes 6'S
to ~ Were 81 each. Now 81
so Mems Four-in-hands. Were 81
zach, Now ....-.-.... soc
10 Pairs GRAY Mocha Gloves with
black sn1 1hroidered backs sizes
and si9 Were 81 so nsir.
Now ....... ...s N@.@D
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Special Size Dresses
Reduced to $3.50

Is Larger Women's Dresses. of printed georgette.
in navy and tan combinations and plain georgette
or fiat crepe in shades OF tan black or blue. Sizes
4ol2. 42iz. 44i2. 46l2. 50l2 in the wanted new
styles
is Little W0men'S Afternoon and Evening Dresses
OF velveteen, satin fiat crepe and georgette.
Black, tan. navy. green. blue and coral shades In
/ and 2 piece models. Coat effects throw scarfs,
embroidery. lace peats. tucks and vesteeS are
featured Sizes 35i9. 37I2 3os and 4liz.
10 Larger Womens Dresses Of satin. georgette and
crepe de chine In navy. black tan green and
brown Many new stvle points Sizes 42l 44is
and 46i, Greatly reduced to ............ $3.50
SPECIAL SIR SECTION THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Glyccrine Soap
Greatly Reduced

NFNWFI NNWWNtW
~ nass Tallet soaR, impcrted. Were 49,,
Sai~ caae. Toilet seap, from Austria
Ware Nhe Nav ..........,..l lAc
~ Cakes Rath saapl Imported, Were
IA. NoW - F........,, lAe
"a Ca1cs Unmarried Rsth soap wers see
cake, Now ,t.ttr.t.t $3.50 t.' ioc
Perfume Atomizers Reduced
~ al A0e each h.-~were, ,.....,...s..,4,sN
4 al u each ~ were sest "a sts ~
4 al 9a.A0 eafhr-were .t,.tt..- =, -
ToILEf uoons SRcrioN, FIRsr FLoos,
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Trunks Reduced

!. Full Sire Wardrobe frunkS: scratched
Were SS3 80 each. Now S.2.S0
Three Quarter sire Wardrobe Trunk;
Was So 80. Now. - a'o"
. Hartmann shoe Cases. Were S35. -
Now -"
TRUNK SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Leather Goods Reduced

soiisd Were $3.50 zach. Nov si.7s
solied. Was IS. Nov. +''......'. sa
50 sewing Kits; a good assortment q
7a Bin Folds: slightly damaged We're
s3.7S each. Nov. ....... ei.1S
! ssSinr Swine Ros: t dsmsssd. va. So So" Nov 81 81
Rhinestone Bars. . at 50 that were
$3.50: ] slightly soiied at 81 that was
$3.50 and ; slightly sofled al ~ that
were SIS each
Blus Pouch Rag on shell frame: slightly
solled. Was SIC. Now. 80. So
Tie Rack: damaged. Was $3.50.
Now ........,. VI
LEATHER GooDs SECTION, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

is Pairs Misses Satin Pumps and Oxfords. Bro
ken sizes In the lot include 81. and "A; 3. 4,
~, and B: 3. ala, 4, S. Si2, and sia c. Very
much reduced 10 observation-disclosures, SS'4S
n Pairs Misses Patent Leather Pumps, in several
STYLES Sizes and 6i2 AAA; 4i@ to IA; 3i2 10
sA; TO B. and to c. Greatly reduced
II Pairs Tan Kid Oxfords. with Cuban heels;
trimmed with darker leather. Sizes : to IA:
S. ST. and A; az. T. 6ia p. and 3. ala. and
&c. Greatly reduced TO ......-.......... $3.50
MISSES SHOE SECTION. THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
BOYS Shoes, s2.35
We're IS and 81

" PTe 9o ana aF
y pairs Boys High Shoes OF black and tan calf
skin Included In the lot are a few imported
pairs Sizes IL 2 3i3 4, 4l2, S, 5I2 and 7i2 b 3.
5ia and c and 7i2 D.
. Pairs Youths Brown Oxfords with straight tips
and welt soles: sizes llia and ii1s G. Were
S. Now Observation-Disclosures. visa
BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs
SOC each We're 81

$50 Womens An-linen Handkerchiefs atractivey trim
med with embroidery Friday only at this reduction.
HANDKERcHrEF SECTION FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-05

So Fairs Mems FnIl-FaShioned
iisle Hose with double rem fnrce6
heels toes ard soles Black.
brown navy Russian calf ana
Ersy IN size 9i- only. We're
8 rs}rs for 81. Reduced FRIDAY
to. -...-....-.+ palrs soc
Il Mems Night shirts of fne
~sn1hrlc soiSefte sDd ssteen ves
neck Sfvle ~ sizes IL. is and
II Were s. 50. 50 and 81 each
Now .... ..-....-.. ........- Nt.SS
Is Meas Coiorsd Bati<te shirts IN
ooilzT-sttschec stvlc- slTeS i414
e i5. ISt, and I6ia Were -
faIh. NOW .---. ..s+-. 81 .FS
TEE MEw's STosE. SECOND FLoo
Evening star., 1928-04-05
BLOUSE SECfIoN,
Uniforms Reduced

4 Maids Tau Chawhray .CnltorTsi waist.
Bune w. as each New -. 81. .aA
/ tray MOhalr UNiforms siHe 30 was 81 a.
I Tniform az uurses' cloth; white, ~ are
ia was &anh New .4.-., ..-. &S,aN
> Danty Lawn AnreW sets. trimmed WITH
,n.ertion. Were - each, New NpN
4 Ftne Lawn ANran sets, trimmed with
insertion Mere So each, New ,,.-. pSe
HoME FSocK SECTION THRU Floos.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Nieket-plated Tea Set: tea Dot
sugar cFesnner and oval tray m
set Wac SIS Now . 80
thildTeH's Feeding Dishea with
not atsr compartment for keen.
ing fooS warm. Were 50 rs
eatn @ow ~ Ei.D5
"Hiii" steel Pest Yard Clothes
Dryer with i25 feet of clothes
line Was Sl1. Nov &o.95
Gray sad white Enamel Gss
steve. 3~BuFner style Nth 10
inch oven Wac $50 Nov aID.15
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Short Lengths Grass Runners Reduced 10 Hall Price
ROC sEeTloh FLooE
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Silk Underwear
Greatly Reduced

"a r..r. A. Chine Chemise in lace trimmed
and an tailored styles; yellosg. Sora. pSwssn: pwsn.
green and white in sizes SO TO - a. a.
Crsp. de Chine Palamas. tailored styles
in orchid pink. peseh, green wsss sna eSes
sres IS, ID and H. "efs Ss'eS
: 'Taliored Step.ns. peach and pink sSgebpSs sSgebpS
A. chine sizes 10 ard IL, Were 80 a'an an
"a. "a na,rs Red Rayon Bleomers. sizes and and
4 We're SI as each Now ..:,., sos
a Fissb-eolev Celanese Chemlse. tailored
stvies with net trimming at the neuccmnss' rs
siyes 81 3s and 40. Were %j"n,
,e.k.colct Celane>e Ste"-ins edged with
mel sixes II and -. Were SlbS satn;
4 rIark SIN Rloomrrs. glove silk IN si.s =
Wsre Ga nS each, Now ..,.. :, :. .N;srno
Lingerie Pillow. slightly soied, VAS
&tS Now ..-t- ..-*'' '''- e. 80 e. - F
Svx rTNpEKwrAR SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Silk Overblouscs, S2'9S
We're S5.9S

We're S5.9S
~S Tailored silk overhouses and shirts
in seve Al different neck lines. S'tes IN
ihe lot are "a - and - A
4 Unhleached Linen shirts ~ sizes 20
and ar Were &SaA each. Now, NlsA
4 creme. Rack satin 0verhlouses; Il rust,
sises a0 and 40 | in ccnen, slze IS anu
/ in brown, st1e Sc Were ~
whit. creme de- chin. Oyerhlouse with
side ir,ll size "a soiled. was
Now t.'.' ..e ''' - ."
RlousE SECTION. THIRD FIooR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Misses Coats Reduced

Misses seal wolf skunk; brown an1
black IA and Is Were $3.50 each Now -S29.Se
Imported leather bound In brown and
tan mixtures and Is Were Sis each Nov SSSSe
and red trimmed II badger ana
beaver $3.50 and SOS each. Now. SS99S 50 50
red and blue IN sizes H. 10 and
SS+tS
Nrssrs
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Photo Frames Reduced

Slightly imperfect or shofworn
swinging Frame: size 7x9. in silversd
finish Was II. Now ,....,....t.. ~
Swinging Frame: size 10x13h. in SIT
I swinging Frames. in regular sizes Were
- e8CN. Now ~
Swinging Frame, horizontal style ~
siys 0yE Was 81 Now w,........xl 81
Double stand Frame. Was SO. Now 81
PICTURE SECTION. SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Tailored Frocks, S3.95
Here fS.QS Each

20 silk Foulard Frocks in attractive designs; sizes
IS l8. So 80 and as in the group
is Stralghtne 1-plece Dresses Of Nat crepe and
crepe de chine navy. tan green and black in
sizes Is to A. Were S795 each. Now ... S5.95
Is Tailored Crepe de Chine and Flat Crepe Frocks;
-piece models in sizes Is to AZ red blue. green.
tan and rose in the lot Were $7.9S each.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $2.9S
30 Checked Gingham Apron FrockS. trimmed with
hand embroidery: green. lavender and blue in
sizes "a to 40 Were 81 .95 each. Now. .6Sc
3 Tailored Printed Linene Frocks straightline
models with wee necks: sizes &C. 40, ~ and A.
Were s2.95 each. Now ...................95 .95c
HOME FRocK SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Cotton Underwear
Greatly Reduced

OFEUFFy NNU"NN~
4 Printed Sateen Paiamast long sleeve
models with tie backs; si1es 10. 10 ~ 81
Were 81 each. Now -. $50
R,ne.and-White striped Broadcloth Pa;
tswaS. long sleeve; wee neck sizes - az.
~ We're q, SO each Now &l.3A
Apiece Paiama Ensembles; tan osanse
and grsN rayon IN sizes 10. 10 S"s eo "a
wnrs each Now. -.s.'s
y short suited rettleoats; IN ~a''ss ,aX saX
IN blsck Were - and 50 Nov 800 800
Ionx sleeve ralamas: Nlus-ano-~en, y, a.
sire Were S3 each New. '''' s''s''
CorroN UNDERWEAR SECTION
TnrRn FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Misses Dresses Reduced

Crepe Dresses in tan blue and navy We
II Misses Dresses evening models; beaded IN
white crepe in black navy. tan and rst
$35 each Nov Sl&oo
SECTION FLooR.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Boys Apiece Suits Special. SOS

q thee hne With golf knekers The price
hEht and medium
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Costume Slips, S2'95
ITere H30S tn $3.50

26 Costume Slips of radum; built-up shoulder
styles with shadowproof hens; flesh. white, tan
and gray, in sizes "a to a. Were $5 and $5.95
each NOW .............'' 9~'"O
Is Radium Costume Slips, bodice top; deep,
shadowproof hens; black. navy green, gray,
flesh. white and brown. in sizes 34 36, SO, 40 and
A. Were s395 to $3.50 each. Now. .$2.95
% Sports Satin (rayOn Costume Slips bodice top,
in sizes "a to 40 Gray black, red green and
navy Were Sl.65 to $l.95 each. Now. .65c
10 Tub silk Costume Slips, bodice top deep hens;
orchid, gray, black and white, in sizes "a, &c. 80
and ~, Were $295 each. Now. .....A .$I95
hens; sizes &c. 80, 40 and a. Were s3.o5 each.
& Georgette Costume Slips, with rufled bottoms;
sizes "a, 36 SO and 42, in flesh, green coral and
white. Were S59 Now ............... 1895
l2 Lace Trimmed Costume Slips, of crepe de chine.
in flesh only: sizes 81 36, 3S, 40 and AZ. Were
80 eaCn NOW SS''a
s Extra Sire Costume Slips. of radium; built-up
shoulders with deep hens; white. gray and tan,
In sizes as 48 and 50. Were 1896 to s6.9S each.
/ Tailored Radium PetticOat: gray. Was s5.s5.
CosTuMr SLIP SECTION THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1928-04-05

CHINA sEcTIoH. FIFTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Mems Sample Oxfords Special, s6.45

70 pairs If h'ucher straight lead
N5ose hines regusrlE much higher Black
uh
trimmed with agatnr calf The combination
IL Pairs MenS House ~iDpe-s: lid black RI
cray hz7-e ceif oDeras sizes Sis ~ 81
. V@4f nov .------.-..~s.
TIE MINIS STosE SECOND FLoos
Evening star., 1928-04-05

I 3-BHrneY Gas Stove with SIDE
oven. porcelain and nickel trim
med was s21 50 Nov kI5.7s
. Rid" ironing TsbLss: two in
kFfshena1fe sfEn snG one regular
sire We're 50 50 each
Now ...... .+........ aI.HS
! AHt0msbfis Rsfrigsratsr: FITS IN
ths running board Nas 81 50.
&G% t+.-r+.- .-.- ....s A5sB5
q Wrought TFaa Plant stands
Were Sg IS each SosF $50
HOUSEWARES SECTION. FUTH FLool
Evening star., 1928-04-05

S-Piece Lounge Suits. In IS
regular; So. 81 and 3s long and
81 and 30 stout. TROUSERS
ALTERATIONS ONLY.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
English Shop Savings

Topcoats, $3.50
We're SOS
{ Of these English styled gar
mentS, in sizes 3S and 40 only.
TET MEN's STORE. SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Women's Coats Reduced

Fur Goats Of malna and suede fao
in beautifully trimmed with fur SIZES
and 36 Greatly much higher prices SsS
Coats full de chine lined s
s45 each. Now. S-soa
Wemens and brown mixtures mushroom
collars Of kit fox Jap fox; sizes 80 and 40 Great
duced each sAS-Ss
Larger Womrns Coats plain tan malna fabrics fun
crepe sizes AZ and 45i2 Greatly reclceo
-.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Hostesses planning post-Lenten bridge parties may
we'll take advantage of this exceptional offering OF
bridge pads. Only 200 sets to be sold at this price
$50 Writing Folios, Special 45c Filled with single
sheets of paper and lined envelopes: both white
and coorS.
STATIONERY SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-09
Right Kind of Music
Helpful in Sickness

"Music can cure some sicknesses.
1t helps practically all. But it must
be the right kind of music to have
medicinal value"
This statement was made by Mrs.
lisa Maui Ilsen, director Of music for
the National Association for Music in
Hospitals which arranges thousands
Of ward concerts all over the country.
For 80 years Mrs. Ilsen has studied
the effects of music on the sick.
physicians admit they are finding
music an invaluable aid in curing pa
tients," she said.
"a Spaniard, suffering from sleep
ing sickness and given up as hopeless
by physicians, had his first flicker Of
consciousness when some of his ma
tive countrymen sang their songs and
clicked their castanets at his bedside
"Muslc stimulates tagging appetites.
1t Qulets nerves. Mental cases have
found peace listening to a beautiful
voice or a soothing harp.
"But 1t must be the right kind of
music. The wrong kind is fatal. Mu-
sic that might aid lung case might
send nervous prostratiOn invalid into
Mysteries Moody and depressed pa
tients need still another musical treat
ment.
therefore, feel that the programs
given in hospitals should be scientific
ically planned. Those arranging them
need careful training, just as doctors
and nurses do. Music for the sick
should be considered in a category
with medicine, and the kind Of dose
and the amount should be regulated"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-11-09
Let Indians BelieOs
He Cast Out Witches

Early In 1885, DR.. BENJAMIN Deni-
son, Just graduated from the medical
department Of the University Of Ten
hessee, went to southeastern oklaho-
na and opened q practice among the
Choctaw indians. The Indians, how
ever, would come to him only when
their own witch doctors had failed to
expel the witch that had caused, they
believed, their ailments. Instead OF
attempting to dissuade them from
their belief in witches. Doctor Deni-
son resorted to suggestive therapeu-
ties and told the sufferers that witch
killing was his speciality. BE would
then give treatments that he assured
them would drive out the witches
and seldom failed to effect the desired
result. he followed this line Of least
resistance for many years, he says In
the Daily Oklahoman Of Oklahoma
City, leaving the labors Of enlighten'
ment to those Of the Choctaws who in
the course Of time began attending
schools provided for them apd who
on returning home Informed their fel
low tribesmen that there really were
no witches.