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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
Another Record.

IF Bobby Jones can win the amateur
1 golf championship again in the
coming California party at Pebble Beach
he will break two records. This would
give him 10 major titles, where John
Ball had only nine. 1t would also
break the home record of five United
States amateur titles, where he Is now
tied with Jerry Travers at four. This
would be a great enough record If it
came near the end Of his career. But
it happens to be rather early in his
career, despite the fact that he has
been hitting golf ball around some
time. He will be hitting for some time
to come as long as he can continue
that almost effortless swing where the
proper sequence is observed without
overcrowding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
HIGH COMPRESSION
POWER MAKES THIS
LOW.PRICED CAR A
BRILLIANT
PERFORMER

The Superior Whippet's new and
higher compression engine gives more
than 1910 added horsepower-result-
lin even faster speed, quicker pick
up and greater hill-climbing ability.
Besides its improved engine, the
new Superior Whippet is the only
low-priced car with all these important
advantages: Extra long wheelbase,
oversize balloon tires, full force-feed
fabrication, silent timing chain, invar-
strut pistons, "Finger-Tip Control"
and, in the Six, heavy, seven bearing
crankshaft.
Coupled with it's brilliant per-
Torrance, Whippet's outstanding
beauty makes it car you will be
proud to drive, while low price and
remarkable operating economy make
Whippet ownership decidedly easy
on your pocketbook.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07
PLACE ORDERS
FOR MACHINES
Mercedes Button Fac.
tory To Open
April |

MERCEDES. Tex, Feb. T.-Negc-
tiations have been completed here by
z. H. Healy and Frank Healy Of
Museatine, Iowa, for the opening Of
o button factory in Mercedes, which
will represent an investment Of ap-
proximately $4,000. The business
will be located in the building on
Illinois Avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, owned by w. ID. Cha
dick, and according TO present plans
will be in operation by the first OF
April. Between sixty and seventy
local men will be employed in addi-
tion to necessary superintendent
and foremen.
Mr.. Healy and his brother, who
spent several months here last fall
prospecting for raw materials, of
which they found an unusual sup
ply, returned to their home in Mus
cEtine. Iowa, vhic his the center OF
the button manufacturing industry
of the United States, where they
marked out the bleaching process.
Mr.. Healy stated that the new COM
pany had signed production leases
for several large bodies Of water ad-
jacent to Mercedes as we'll as all Of
the canals OF the American Rio
Grande Land and Irrigation company
Of this place. Only muscle she'll will
be used in production here
F~orty-eight button making ma
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07
SEARCH FOR
Austin GIRL
IS CONTINUED
Rewards Offered For
Actor Al
legged To Have Kid
naped Miss Minter

AUSTIN, Feb. 6.-By hundreds OF
fstters, telephone, telegraph and "a
do. Austin city and Travis county
nfficers still are hunting desperate
iv for a clue 10 whereabouts Of Fan
ME Lee Minter, 16. University OF
Texas student, and Jack Freith, alias
Jack Griffith, vaudeville actor and
swimming instructor, missing since
January % when both left their re-
spective homes in Austin.
Since the pretty brunette coed
waved goodbye to her mother on the
morning Of January 20, saying she
was on her way to attend q class
and the missing swimmer told his
wife goodbye on the night before
saying he was going 10 San Antonio
On u business trip, nothing has been
aeen or heard OF either Of them.
$3.50 Rewards Offered
On the basis Of complaints that
they had been friendly. however,
Justice OF the Peace y. II. Tannshill
sF Austin has accepted a charge OF
KIDNAPPING against Freith, signed By
the missing girls mother. Mrs. 7. l.
Minter. Austin social service work
ar, and rewards totalirg $3.50 have
been offered for Freith's arrest and
conviction, $3.50 Of which was OF.
fered by Gov. Dan Moody.
The missing girl was known 70
hundreds OF Austin persons. She
was we'll known and popular as 2
high school girl. liked 20 swim and
became an expert under Freith
tutelage. She was a member OF the
Deep Eddy swimming team OF Aus
tin. ~esptsined by Freith, which last
year competed in = big aquatic event
In Dallas.
Frcith An Actor
The girl and her blue Nhippei
roadster in which she was last seen
were familiar en- Austin streets
Here she was known as a brilliant
atudious girl, more intent on knovl-
edge she could gain from book
than her desire for a good time
Among other girls, IL vas said. she
often slipped sway from converse.
tion arid was found psring over
book.
Freith's past is being investigated
BY officers IS the result Of hi
mysterious disappearance. He ha:
played in o~rehestras and has beer
an actor on the PantsTes and Or
rheum circuits. He carried a rec
ommendRtion from a prominent ath'
letic club in Los Angeles and Is be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07

Iieved to have lived in several sec
tons Of the country.
Despite a physical infirmity-a
shrivelled leg which caused him 20
limp when he walked, Freith was an
expert swimmer. Engaged AZ a
swimming instructor here last year,
he became known as the Human
Fish"
When the swimming season closed
he took a position as n salesman
Of band instruments in an Austin
music store. He was discharged on
January /, however, and since that
time is not known to have been en-
ployed.
Four days before he Loaf his posi-
tion he was married to another Aus
tin girl, employed in an Austin eof-
fee shop. and she gave up her job.
Swindling Charge Made
The Minter girl had visited the
Freiths in their home since their
marriage. Mrs. Freith and she were
good friends, and she never suspect
ed her husband would run away a.
she realizes now he has done.
Soon after his disappearance, too,
q charge Of swindling va filed
against him by an Austin ms who
claimed he represented himself as a
radio salesman for the firm which
discharged him, accepted his check
for $40 for a radio on the day be-
fore he disappeared, and never did
deliver the radio.
Before IL was known that Freith
had disappeared simultaneously, the
parents Of the missing girl figured
that the girl had left because Of dis
couragenent over her studies. They
thought she disappeared because she
was afraid she would "flunk" q
pending examination.
An essay she had written and
handed in TO an instructor shortly
before, in fact, had indicated she
regarded her university career with
"discouragement," according 70 hcr
mother.
Freith was the stage name Of the
missing man. He revealed that "a
his wife, whom he had married only
a month before. but she didn't know
much about his past. They had
only q short acquaintance before
they were married.
Tie took her 10 the home OF q
friend on the night before. saying
he would be back in a few days.
But when the Girl-vife returned
home the next night he had taken
all Of his belongings.
The deserted wife is broken
hearted over the disappearance, and
confesses her establishment.
II don't are what they do with
him when they find him" she said.
"But ! think she is partly TO blame,
too. She ought to be ashamed Of
herself.a
Miss Minter's disappearance has
not only caused understandable ankle
ty to her parents. but to her many
friends in the university. Several
Of her boy friends have offered 20
join in the search, IL il will do any
good.
II is also said that Freith ha6
suggested 10 the girl that she could
ret a job as a swimming instructor
nj $3.50 per month. and he is said 20
have planned previously with other
girls 10 organize a team for a swim
ming act IN vaudeville.
Vaudeville booking agencies the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07

By the heavy fog. There were even
occupants in the automobile at the
time.
The injured women. Medina Con-
cepcion. Graselia Dobledo, her daugh-
ter, and n small girl, Domingo Ra-
cha. were taken 10 the Mercedes hos
pital for treatment.
According TO occupants Of the car,
the party was on its way from Me-
Allen to Brownsville and were
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07
STATE RECEIVERS OIL LAND

AUSTIN. Feb. Acknowledgements
for the state involving SIS acres Of
land, on which are fifty oil wells. and
about 100000 wofth Of oil already
,aken from the wells, against TIA
Phillips Petroleum company and 9TH
crs. was entered by Judge George
Calhoun in district court today. The
defendants motion for a new trial
was c~yerruled and they gave notice OF
apncal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07

country over have been sent pictures
and descriptions of both of them.
as have police and sheriffs' depart
mcntS and detective bureaus.
The family has made up $500 for
the arrest and conviction Of the man
who kidnapped their daughter and
sister.
Freith Is a. years old, Is years
older than the girl protege it Is
charged he kidnapped. He had made
claims. il is said, to have been in
the world wal and suffered an in
jury.
The girl Is pretty. talks in a low,
distinct veice. and has pretty. dark
brown Eyes and hair. She, too. Is
an expert swimmer and Is known 70
have had theatrical ambitions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07
; Hurt When Car
Goes Off Bridge

MERCEDES, Feb 7.--Three women
were seriously injured when a tour
ing ear plunged over the concrete
bridge here, the driver being blinded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07

chimes OF the latest type, designed
especially to make buttons from the
raw materials indigenous 10 this
country, have been ordered. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07

factory will have a 1000 gross week
ly capacity which will be increased
from time 20 time by the addition
Of new machinery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07

crossing the bridge when the driv
unable 10 see on account or tho 4
crashed into the railing. The Z
fell about eight feet into the ress
below. which, however, contained
water at the time. 4
DIVER CH0kES TO DEATH
BORDEAUX, Franee.-Raoul G.
tine, n naval diver. vas suffccat
when his airline got tangled
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-07

Advertisement appearing in The Austin American showing that
Freith was quite an expert in aquatic athletics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Girls Wear
Greatly Reduced

(75) Girls "california"
Frocks, in dainty prints
and fast colors. Long
sleeve styles. Were $1.95.
Friday only $1.29.
CO. GirIs' Bro a d cloth
Blouses, in peach, rose,
pongee and blue. Sizes
8, IL and Is. Were $1.e5.
Friday only 81.
(l) Girls Ensemble, light
blue flannel. Size 8. Was
$40. Friday only $5.95.
ID Girls Spring Coat, size
IL. Was a great deal
more. Friday only $1.49.
ca Girls Spring Coats,
plain colors and tweeds.
Were much more. FRI
day only $1.9s.
(3) Girls Two-Piece En-
sembles, sizes 9, 10 and
- years. Were $5.95.
Friday only $2.9S.
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Rugs at Bottom, Prices

100 yds.) Felt.Base Floor
Covering--us lie REM
nsnt lengths. Regular 4Sc
grade. Friday only 50.
yd., gle.
(7) 9x12 Fibre Rugs, of bas-
ket weave. Discontinued
patterns. Were $3.50.
Friday only $l1.s5.
(6) Fiber Scatter Rugs.
size 36x72. Were $3.50.
Friday only $2.95.
(15) Remnants, inlaid limo
leum. Size As INKS #.
Were $2.7s to $3.50. Fri
day only CSC.
CO. Oval Fiber Rugs. sixes
sx1O and 9x12. Good coli
or.. Were $l5.s5. Fri.
day emily $11.s5.
M Japanese Grass Rugs,
size 36x72 inches. Were
$1.25. Friday only Toe.
(iO) FeIt-Base Rugs-sam-
PIES. Size 6x9. Were
$4.25. Friday only $l.75.
(3) Felt-Base Rugs-mostly
damaged. Sizes 7.6x9 and
9xl2. Were $3.50 e
$3.50. Friday only $2.SS.
FIFTH Ficcr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
4O-In. Satin Charmeuse
36-In. Kimono Silks
4O-In. Printed Rayon


B0rg0lTis IN Linens ;
(72) Hemstitched Napkins,
Of pure damask linen.
with neat hemstitched
hens. 14x14. Were 8
for $2.25. Friday only 6
for $1.59.
90 Lace Vanity Sets, hand
made, with rich ecru lace.
Were $2.35. Friday only
$3.50.
(44) Madeira Hot Roll Gov.
ers, fine white linen with
hand embroidered floral
designs and seallops. Were
800. Friday only Use.
(42) Fancy jacquard Turk
ish Towels, heavy and ab-
sorbent. Generous size.
Were 500. Friday only
.6Se.
CS) 7-Pe.. Linen Luncheon
Sets, pure. linen with col
orful Dor ers. Some
slightly sole d. Were
$3.75 to $9.95. Friday
only $3.50 to 1888.
Remnants of Toweling. Lin.
en-, Mercerized Damask,
disable lengths from I to
3 yards. Regularly 25e
to $3.50. Friday only 16e
to $2.33.
Third Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Beduear Prices
Sloshed!

(6) Satin Covered Down
Pillows-with down-proof
interlining. Rose, helie,
blue and gold. Size 22x28
inches. Were SO. Friday
only 47.45.
(2) Simmons Beds - Hoor
samples, slightly Scared.
Sizes 5.3 and 4 Fl. Were
$s.9S and $1O.s5. Friday
only $5.95.
(2) Patchwork Bed Sets
size s0xsO. Blue and
cream with e allop ed
edges. Were $5.95. FRI
day only $4.45.
ID Duplex Silk Comfort
wool filled. Blue on one
side, gold ON the other.
Double bed sixe; soiIed.
Was SIS. Friday, $l2.sO.
(z1 RayoB Sateen Wool
m 70 ktoehs anu
lavender. Wool filed, in-.
suring warmth and Light
ness in weight; sciled.
Were SIS. Friday, $1O.45.
(4) Siaarons Beds-solid
panel, cane panel and
Windsor types. Finished
in brown, slishtIy Scared.
Were $12.95 and SIS.
Friday only $s.4S.
(2z) White Spreads--with
gold, blue or rose stripe.
With or without bolster
atyles. We're $4.95. Fri-
day only $2.sS.
Third Flesx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Corsefs and Corset
leftes Reduced

agttG@ Ne0uCG0
TOMORROW
(42) Corsets, wrsp.around
and Maternity step-ins.
Side and front closing.
Of brocade and coutil, in
flesh. Broken sizes. Were
81 to S.. Friday only
$1.19 and $1.3e.
(67) Corsetlettes, with inner
belts and diaphragm con-
troll. Some homeless. OF
striped batiste, figured
brocade and mesh; flesh
only. Broken sizes. Were
50 to IS. Friday only
$1.1s, $1.39 and $2.1s.
CAD Brassieres, striped ba.
tiste; medium length styles
with tape shoulder straps.
Broken sizes. Were see.
Friday only 19c.
Third Floor
SaUe at Least ESQ on
H0uselD0res
(1O) 4.Cup A lumi n u m
Percolators. Were $1.2S.
Friday only 69e.
(13) Hand.Painted Waste
Paper Baskets. Were
$1.75. Friday only 65e.
600 Fancy Waste Paper
Baskets. Were csc. FRI
day only Csc.
sixth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04

(65) Boys Novelty
Suits; broadcloth or
rayon blouses; tweed
pants; sizes 3 to 5.
Were $2.49. Friday
only $1.OO.
(2O0) Mems Shirts;
percale, in stripes
and fancy patterns.
Broken sizes; COLLAR
attached and neck
band styles. Were
69e. Friday only see.
(1S0) Boys' Oil Slick
era; olive green and
yellow; 8 to f6.
Were SIPS. Friday
only Csc.
(75) Boya Tweed
Kniekers; tan, grey
and dark mixtures /;
3 TO 10. Were $500.
Friday only 45c.
! (S5) Tin Waste Paper
Baskets; Black and
gold Colonial de-
sigma. Were Acc.
Friday only Ice.
(5O) I'm fantS Crib
Sheets hemstitched
hens; 36x54. Were
30c. Friday only
use.
(7S) Women's Straw
and Felt Hats; red,
green, tan, navy and
black. Were $I.sS
and $2.95. Friday
only SOC.
(5O) Medium.size Bath
Mats; tan and grey.
Were 5sc. Friday
only 35e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Furniture Reduced

(24) Mahogany Finished
End Tables; slight sears.
We're SITS. Friday only
Use.
(1)Natural Finish Console
Type Cedar Chest. Was
$3.50. Friday only $2l.50.
% Large 4e.inch Natural
Finish Cedar Chest. Was
$3.50. Friday only $3.50.
(24) St. George Willow
Chairs; wide restful arms.
Were $4.75. Friday only
$3.50.
(S0) Slightly Damaged Gard
Tables; assorted colors.
Were $1.49 to $1.64. Fri.
day only Use.
CD Console Tables, ma
hogany finished; damaged.
Were $s.95 and $9.75.
Friday only $5.95.
CD Cretonne Covered Bou-
doir Chairs, soiled. Were
$10.95. Friday only $7.s5.
(l) Fiber Rocker with Spring
Cushion; damaged. $3.50.
Friday only $s.95.
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Save o., Uniforms and
House Frocks

(ls) Uniforms-of nurse's
cloth. Broken sizes. Were
$3.50. Friday only Sse.
CO.. Smocks-of black eotten
pongee with applique
work. Were $1.s5. Friday
only S9c.
60 Uniforms--the famous
Paul Jones m n X EFF
nurses cloth. Broken sizes.
Were $4.s5. Friday emily
$2.6s. 49,.
(15) House Freeks-ef
satinette, broadcloth and
rayen. Broken sizes. Were
$1.e9 to $1.9S. Friday
only S9e.
co. Covsrall Aprons, Of ere.
tonne. Were Soc. Friday
only SEE.
fS) Uniforms, Of. peplin.
Were see. Friday only
ace.
E9) Coverall Aprons ~ Of
rayon dot tissue. singham.
With ersandie trimming.
Were see. Friday only
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Ne.O Lou Prices on
Curtains and Drapes

CURTAINS ana Ur0pe8
CAS- Prs.) Rufled Curtains,
assorted styles and eolors.
Some slightly soiled. Were
$1.35 to $1.ss. Friday
only Csc.
600 Yds.) Curtainings, in-
Guiding marquisette, plain
or figured, voiles and
serims. Were zoe to 35e
yard. Friday only, I'd,
15e.
(3) Crash Table Covers,
45x45. Blue stenciled
border and design. Were
$3.50. Friday only $1.7s.
Z Pro- Cross Stripe Snow
fake Summer Portiares,
green or tan. Finished
with fringe. Were $2.75.
Friday only 4l.sS.
(3) Round Crash Table Cev.
ers. Were l.0S. Friday
emily $1.39.
% Sample Slip Covsr-fer
wing chair. OF blue and
yellow Belgian linen. Was
$3.50. Friday emily $2.7s.
ID Sample Slip Cever-fer
beudoir chair. OF green
striped Belgian linen with
bound seams. Was -.
Friday only 81.
ID Sample Slip Cover-fnr
BOULDER chair. Of crash
eretonne, with pleated
skirt and French seams.
Was So. Friday only 81.
Cd Sample Slip Governor
club chair. OF green i'm
ported cretonne,. with
French seams. Was Sass.
Friday only $1.49.
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Dainty Silk indies
at Savings

at Savings
60 Radium Silk Slips--ex-
ira size. Strap models.
Were $685.. Friday only
$3.50.
(5) Crepe de Chine Slips
ANAL sixes. Were $3.9S.
Friday only $3.50.
CID Crepe de Chine Slips,
white and peach; strap
models. Broken sizes.
Were $2.s5. Friday only
$3.50.
% Crepe de Chine Petit.
coats---flesh and white.
Were $1.s5. Friday only
$I.3e.
cay Crepe de Chine and
Ceorxette Step-ins---
daintiIy lace trimmed.
Good colors. Were $2.9S.
Friday only $3.50.
(22) Crepe de Chine Che
mise--tailored and lace
trimmed. Were $3.9S.
Friday only $2.ss.
CD Crepe de Chine Step-ins
tailored or daintily lace
trimmed. Were $3.9S.
FRIDAY only $2.S9.
(3) White Crepe de Chine
Gowns-small sizes. We're
$S.95. Friday only $4.Ss.
ca White Crepe de Chine
Chemise - small 8 liz 9.
Were $685. Friday only
$3.50.
(2) Rayon Pajamas-slightly
soiled. Were $4.9S. Fri-
day only $3.50.
(3) Crepe de Chine Che
mise-small sizes. Were
$5.S5. Friday only $3.50.
Third Floor
Drastic Reductions
on Infants Wear
go Infants Coats--of hne
crepe de chine, lace trim
med yokes. Sizes I and
z. Were SIS. Friday only
$7.95.
CAS- Prs.) First Step Shoes
for baby's first steps.
Were $1.95 to $3.50. FRI
day only 800.
Csc Prs.) Lisle Socks
slightly mussed. Sizes a to
61a. Were 15c to Csc.
Friday only lOc.
(3O) Little Girls' Hsts--all
this seasons styles and
materials. Broken assort-
ment. Were $1.95 and
$2.e5. Friday only soc.
(20) Tots' Walking Dresses
slightly sole d and
unused. Were $1.59. Fri-
day only 81 100.
(10) Crepe de Chine Dresses
adorable styles in aises
5 TO S. Slightly soiled.
We're much more. Friday
only $1.05.
80 Handmade Frenc h
Froeksall imported and
dainty a. they can be.
Sixes I to 5. We're $40.
Friday only IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Other Shoe Values

go prs.) Women's Patent
Leather Pumps, step-in
and strap styles; broken
sizes. Were $3.50. FRI
day only $1.39.
(25 Prs.) Children's Shoes,
sixes 11H to 2; tan elk
lace oxfords.. Were $4.25.
Friday only, pair, $2.9S.
(26 Prs.) children's brown
Alligator Shoes; sizes IA
to z. Were So pair. Fri
day only, pair. $2.S5.
Ga Prs.) Misses Tan Lace
Oxfords; broken sizes
liz to z. Were $3.9S.
Friday only, pair, $1.3S.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Basement Features
At Savings of 25% and More


(200 prs.) Womcn's
shoes; black and tan
calf; patent leather
and satin; broken
sizes. Were much
higher. Friday only,
pair, 81.
(40) Girls All.wool
Spring Coats; plaida,
tweeds and hannels;
7 to -. Were IS.
Friday only So.
(4O) Girls' Short
Sleeve Wash Dress
es, Of prints and
ginghams; fast coll
ors; sizes Z to IL.
Were 69c. Friday
only use.
(75) Panasoit Bridge
Covers, black with
red and gold de-
signs. Were 79c.
Friday only 45c.
(7Sl Fancy Rayon
Pillow; round and
square; trimmed in
gold braid;, slightly
imperfect. Were CSC.
Friday only sac.
(55) Part-wool blan-
kets, plaids in pink,
tan and grey; 72xsO.
Slightly soiled. Were
$3.50. Friday only
$1.2e.
(2OO) Parchment Lamp
Shades; many sizes;
all bright colers.
We're Zoe to $l.SO.
Friday only Sc to
soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Substantial Savings
On Junior Misses

Goats
Co Tweed Goats = many
with deep fur collars and
cuffs. Sizes IS to 10.
Were $3.50. Friday only
$12.
f4) Tweed Sports Coats--
silk crepe and satin lined.
Tailored, with scarf or fur
collars. Sizes Is and IL.
Were SIS. Friday only
SIS.
Cd Sports Ceat-with clip
tie cellar. Grey-blue
basket weave aatin lined.
Size Is. Was SIS. Friday
only $26.
(25) Tweed and Leatherette
Raineoats-red, green, tan,
grey and black. Sizes Is
to 10. Were $4.9S. Fri.
day only $3.75.
(zS) Leatherette Raineoats
red, blue, green, TAM.
black. Sizes IS to 10.
We're ,$3.s5. Friday only
SAYS.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
SaUe 25% on
Wonlen's
Dresses

(1)Brown Flat Crepe
Dress, size 50. Was
SIS. Friday only
SIS.
Cd Navy Striped Geor-
sette, size a.. Was
SIS. Friday only
$16.50.
(19) Women's Flat
Crepe and Georgette
Dresses; sixes A. to
so. Were $3.50 and
$25. Friday only
$9.sS.
Cd White Georgette
Evening Cocktail
Dress, sequin trim
med; sixe So. Was
SIS. Friday only
$25.
(l) Beaded White Sat-
in Evening Dress;
size 80. Was $49.5O.
Friday only SIS.
(1) Bead e d White
Georgette Evening
Dress, size A.. Was
$3.50. Friday only
.$25.
CD Flat Crepe Dresses;
tan, size 1915; navy,
size 42H. w ere
SIS. Friday only
$3.50.
"a White Chiffon
Rhinestone Studded
Dress; size 40. Was
SIS. Friday only
$3.50.
Cd Tan Flat Crepe;
size 50. Was $22.5O.
Friday only 1895.
(3) Flat Crepe Dress
es; 441s and 52N.
Were $35. Friday
only $3.50.
Cd Gold Sequin Cock
tail Jacket. Was SIS.
Friday only $3.50.
(2) Printed Chiffon
Dresses; 38 and ~.
Were SIS. Friday
only $3.50.
(5) Printed Chiffon
Dresses, SO to ~.
We're $lO.e5. Friday
only $3.50.
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
Drastic Reductions
on Misses Dresses

DS~oSsG NS0GG9tVsE8
on Misses Dresses
(l) Rose Flat Crepe Froek
with lace godets. Size
20. Was $25. Friday
only $3.50.
(1) Green Chiffon Froek,
Size Is. Was SIS. Fri.
day only $3.50.
(1) Maize Chiffon Froek,
size IS. Was $25. Fri
day only $3.50.
(1) Black Sequin Casino
Jacket. Was SIS. Friday
only SIS.
~ Red Chiffon Afternoon
Frock, size is. Was 425.
Friday only SIS.
(l) Flat Crepe Afternoon
Frock, size Is; was SIS.
Friday only SIS.
(2O) Afternoon Frocks-of
printed ehiffons and geor.
xettes. s m . slightly
soiled. Sizes Is to 20.
Were $3.50 to 42S.
Friday only $50.
% Green Chiffon Beaded
Cocktail Dress. Was SIS.
Friday only $40.
(1) White Flat Crepe
Dress, size II. Was SIS.
Friday only $9.95.
co. Street and Afternoon
Froeks-of chiffon, seor.
sette and fiat crepe. Light
and dark shades. sixes
IA and Is. Were $3.50.
Friday only $9.95.
(lO) Flat Crepe Froeks,
sizes IA and 10. Were
$3.50. Friday only S..
ca Light Blue Flat Crepe
Frocks, sixAs Is and 20.
Were $25. Friday only
$40.
Second FIeer