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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-14
WONDERING

Wondering: Any sort of a ring
may be an engagement ring. Prob
ably the solitaire is more common,
but certainly it is no more proper
The matter depends entirely upon
the taste Of the one who is to re-
ceive it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-14
ON PRAYER

Baptist church will meet Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the lovely
new country home of Mrs. j. H.
Couch south of the city. The sub
ject for the afternoons study will
be Persistent Prayer and Steward
ship of Prayer"
Prayer that Christian people may
seek Devine guidance. Devotional,
"The Masters Model Prayer" Mrs.
w. L. Forbes; solo, Master Marion
Busby; talk, Relation of Prayer to
Missions, Mrs. w. G. Baker; special
music, Beautiful Garden Of Pray
err" Mrs. j. L. Stone and Mrs. j. D.
Garnett, Jr.; How God Answers
Prayer in Home and Foreign Mis-
5ions.
/. Prayer for Assurance
2. Prayer of -Intercession
8. Prayer of Petition
4. Mothers prayer.
Mrs. j. H. Busby.
Solo. Teach Us to Pray" Mrs.
j. L. Compere, Jr.; Talk, Our Re
sp~onsibilities," Mrs. N. G.. Hargett;
Silent prayer for missionaries; Pray
CT of David, Mesdames S. V. Bran
don, r. W. Warren, ST., F. II. Dunn,
Cora Arnold.
Closing prayer, LET Christians
Everywhere be Awakened to the
Stewardship of Prayer"
=
PERSONALS
Local firemen who attended the
meeting of the fifth district of VOL
I1ntdnF firnY1an11 IF tho 11r,an nj
Grande Valley at the high school
auditorium in Donna Tuesday eve
ming were Chief E. D. Ford, H. G.
Wright, j. 7. Darwin, A. M. Nichol,
and j. D. Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. DoSs have re-
turned from an extended business
trip in North Texas.
H. Tarpley left Wednesday morn
ing for a week to join his family
who are visiting in Fort Worth and
Dallas.
Misses Nell Mcclure and Martha
Williams are attending the Chris
tan Endeavor convention which Is
in session at Center Point as the
Weslaco delegates.
Mrs. j. M. Mauldin and daughter,
Miss Norma, returned Tuesday eve
ming from an extensive visit with
friends and relatives in a number
of north and central Texas cities.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and
baby returned Tuesday evening from
a weeks visit with relatives in Hous-
ton. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Taylor's sister, Miss Ro-
berto Houser, who will visit here.
Mrs. K. NJ. Anderson made the trip
with them and visited her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Waller of Goose Creek.
at Trinity where she was a guest
or Mrs. Walters parents.
G. T. Mccoy Of Bennington, Okla,
was a business visitor here and a
guest of K. NJ. Anderson this week.
Mrs. Frank Rooster spent the first
Of the week in Harlingen with her
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mar
tin and family.
DR.. and Mrs. J. d. Stephens and
baby returned Wednesday evening
from q weeks visit with relatives
in Temple.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-14
GAGS IL WOMEN

YORK, Eng.-Arrested for a num-
Der Of burglaries, Edward Mullinger
confessed he had bound. gagged and
robbed eleven women in six months.
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v alley
Society
Continued from page s.

Continued from page 81
day cakes adorned with four can
dies. At the conclusion Of the aft
ernoon's entertainment the little
guets gathered in the house and
watched Barbara unwrap her many
pretty gifts.
The little guests included Anita
johnson, Jean and Bobbie Kirkpat-
rick, Catherine Schwartz, Bette Joe
Mckinney, Lenna Renaker, Ster-
ling Lentz, Volmer Roberts, Billie
Warner, Bcbbie Brooks, Walter
Duncan, John Stuart, Rachel Sugg
Bert Nichols.
CHADICKS ENTERTAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chadick n
tertained with a dinner party at the
Yacht club at Point. Isabel Thurs
day night in honor Of Mrs. Edna
Chadick and her daughter, Miss
Audrey Chadick Of New Orleans.
The party went across to Padre
T, Island where swimming was enjoy
ed and then returned to the Yacht
club for dinner. Guests enjoying
the evening were Mrs. Edna Chad
lex, Miss Audrey Chadick, Mrs
Herbert Thelan, Mrs. Katherine
Chadick and w. r. Mason.
SWIMMING PARTY
Misses Emma and Lenore REFS
terer entertained a group of friends
at a swimming party at Llano
Grande Lake in honor Of the six
tenth birthday of their sister, Miss
Anna ReiSterer.
Following the swim a picnic sup
per was enjoyed by the hostesses.
the honor guest and the following:
Misses Velnna Fossler, Dorothy Oils
Maxine Scatton, Clara Myer of
Weslaco and Stanley Mcdonald. Bill
Anderson, Eric Barchelt, Oscar
DUDE, Raymond Stern, Alvin Refs
terer, Waiter and Raymond Kline
Of Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-14
Advice to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE

Dear Annie Laurie:
Is 1t considered quite proper to
give a cluster diamond as an en-
gagement ring?
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Radios

~ Radiola Model SO, all electric,
complete with tubes. &2QS
Reg. 1895. Now. ......
II Orthophonic and Radio Com
bina tion, cabinet
slightly marred. Reg. @1QS
$275 ...............
II Atwater Kent Radio, modern
istic design, all electric, complete
with 6 tubes. Reg. @700
$154.50. Now. ....... W.
% RCA Radiolas No. 16, COM
plete with tubes. &6O S0
Reg. $82.75. Each. ~OO
II Atwater Kent Model
No. 80, less tubes. Reg. Gao
$65 .................
Il Atwater Kent Model No. 36.
complete with tubes in Poolev
cabinet with built-in speaker, all
electric, slightly marred CICO
Reg. $209. Now. 80. @ 49,
IL Model No. 80 Atwater Kent
Set. in Pooley cabinet. with tubes
and built-in speaker G1OO
marred. Reg. S1s5. Now %AOO
II Emerson Radio, in walnut
cabinet. complete set
of tubes and speaker. @ZO EA
Reg. slo0. ~ SIS.OU
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Infants Wear

- Wool filled Satin Comforts,
l pink and blue. S4.08
Reg. S10.93 .........
10 Lace trimmed Gcrtrudes,
sizes 2 to 4 years. Reg. S0c
$1.00 ...............
10 Babies Dresses. lace and
embroidery trimmed; sizes Q0c
/ and 2 years. Reg. $l.93.
--25 H q n d-embroidered
Pillow Slips, in peach and CSc
pink .................
lis Bath Robes, In dark QQc
colors; size 2. Reg. $l.29.
Miller Rubber Pants, in
white and natural; large 77c
size .......... '...'...
10 Babies Crepe de Chine
Dresses, in peach only; @7 80
Soiled: sizes to years.
- Crib Sheets. handmade and
hand embroidered; G1R6Q
soiled. Reg. $2.9S. % A'O|
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
DOn1estics

Sc PiIlowcases, 45x36-incn size,
of bleached muslin. Reg 7Qc
ularly 2sc. Friday, each.
-35 Colored Striped Spreads.
SOx105-inch size. in rose, and
gold stripes. Were @1 M
$1.50. Friday ....
-2s Gallant Sheets, seconds of
the S1.65 quality. Size @7 *
72x90 inches. Friday "
-23 "Chic" COlOred Sheets, In
good colors, 81x90-inch
size and regular $500 @1 40
grade ..............
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
SilverWare

"a Sterling Handled Serving
Pieces, regularly $l.l9. 04c
FRIDAY, each .........,.. -
-3 q piece Silver plated Tea
Sets, lsgalarly sl0-sS' $lO.08
Special, a set. .....
. SiIver-piated Sugar ana
Cream Sets, regularly Cd or
Sc. SO. Special, set.
-l8 Silver plated Bread ana
Sandwich Trays, regu- @1 Oh,
larly S3.49 ..........
-2S Silver plated Candle Doe
sticks. regularly soc. 80.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
$25 to $39.75 Value,
Toilet Goods

-4S o. size. Bottles Mary
Garden Perfumes, reg. QOc
$3.50
ia Norida Sets, consisting of a
Sl.00 box of face powder hQc
and two soc jars of cream
rs Owen Toothbrushes. OQc
reg. 45c. Friday each....
800 Cakes Fairy Soap, CSc
special, Friday. 7 cakes.
Sc Boxes "LOv'me" Face
Powder, white only. Reg. QOc
t0C
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Convenient Club Plan
SrnOcks and Aprons

10 Smocks OF broadclovll, single
and double aSteo styles,
long sleeves; sizes G7 40
broAcn. Were $l95. " AA~
SIS Novelty Pinafore Aprons,
also coverau style, in novelty
prints, perca caIeS and
striped olmities; $1.0U EOc
value
rs Wash FrOckS, novelty prints,
ginghams and percales, straight
lrle and basque models;
broken sizes. Regular CO.
Sl.00 value ............. Nv
so PinafOre Aprons, made of
cretonne and novelty QEc
prints. Broken sizes. 80. Wv
Three for Sl.00
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Dinner Sets Greatly Reduced

Reg $1649 Domestic Porcelain Sets-53 pieces. 1898
Reg $1005 Gold Band Porcelain Sets38 pieces s. 90
Reg $28l7 American Porcelain SetS-50 pieces $1498
Reg 1881 American Porcelain Sets-42 nieceS 1898
Reg $1843 American Porcelain Sets-55 pieces $l198
Reg Sl570 imported China Sets-32 pieces -. 1888
Reg $758 "Blue Bird Porcelain Sets-38 pieces $498
Reg $22 OF Imported China Sets-32 pieces. .$1498
Reg $13 SIS Imported Porcelain Sets-41 pieces $798
Reg $1,000 Imported Porcelain SetS-50 pieces $598
KannS-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Cloves

liz Prs. One-buttOn brio
Gloves, is Prs. Pull-On Lined
silk Gloves and 1856 Prs. Strap
wrist Fabric Gloves, sizes Sig to
7Is. Colors are pongee, white,
oak, beige and black in 6Qc
the assortment. Choice,
-I2S Prs. Kftitfies' s m p lie
Gloves, in 1-clasp and pull-on
styles. In gray and. oak. C0c
Sizes 2 to z. A pair. -.
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Cloth Goats

One $49.75 Sheep-lined Coat,
with Ys' Nor fog collar Size S26.5O
Three Coats, two $49.75 semi
sports style. tan, and brown
mixed, Jap fox collar, also one
navy broadcloth, with gray
manchurian collar and GOT
cuffs. Was $3.50. ...... %AA
Two $3.50 Goats, one green,
one black, with Mendoza 600
collar and cuffs. Choice. %%O
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Home Fittings
so velour Pillows, in assorted
shapes and colors. keg. co.
$l.00. Each ........... O>C
- Bed Sets, spread
and pillow TO mach. @1n En
Reg. S16.95 to $19.98 P LO'OO
AZ Piano Bench
Pads, $3.93 to $6.98 OFT OE
lis Cedar Chests,
floor samples. Reg. @1R En
S29.95 to $34.95. P PLO.OO
so Cretonne Bar Harbor TO-
Cushions. Reg. $1.25... 80
LII RayOn Pillows and Bolster
Pillows Pillows $3.50 to $500 S2. ga
-25 Prs. Marquisette Half Sash
Curtains, in neat blocked COc
effects. Reg. Acc 49,. ~
LIZ Prs. Armure Tap
$395. A pairs. ..... Up PA'O|
--$l.50 Window Shades.
seconds" 69c to 81 COc
% SIS Carpet Hassocks, co.
$l.25 and SITS values. -. ON
Table Lot Of Curtain and Dra-
perry Materials. Reg. 49c OEc
to 93c. A yard. .....
--175 Sample Lengths Of Velour.
Regularly 49c to 79c. A 7Oc
length ...,...........
III Bolts Reversible 1Ac
Terry Cloth. Reg. 69c. Yd. S
Kann's-T Third Floor.
SpOrtwear
go SIip-On Sweaters, of wool
and rayon, sizes "a to AZ. OOc
Reg. $1.98. Each. ...... -
IS All Wool Coat Sweaters, in
green and rose mixtures, sizes
"a and 36. Reg. $5.95. CC OE
Each ...............
--26 Smart VeIveteen Skirts,
made on waist bands and bodice
tops, circular and pleated styles.
New Fall colors, sizes IS to
"a. Reg. SIS to $5.95. &C 90
Each .............. %~')
Kann nn's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Housewares

II Tw0-Door Enameled Metal
Refrigerator, apart
ment size Reg. O.. 40
Il Northwind Golden oak IRE
frigerator, lO0-lb. ice
capacity. Regularly goo Or
% Porcelain Top Kitchen
Tables with flour bin and cutlery
drawer. Size 2Sx4o. S6.08
Reg. $8.98 ........... %O
Id Bread Boxes, IN
golden oak finish. reg. 6Oc
s98c ......
- Swedish Fireplace
Fixture Sets. Reg. S2.08
S4.nS
"A Steel Cash or Bond Boxes
with lock and key. Reg. ORc
$1.49. Each .......-...
10 Electric Table Stoves. QQc
So Yards white Table oiIcIoth,
As inches wide. Reg. 70c
35c. Yard .............
-iS GaEtOnS St0p AIceA
Roof Paint. Reg. $l.49. QQc
~s Oval Aluminium Dishpans,
12-quart size. Reg. $l.29. zoe
AS Is
II White Japanned Bread Box.
With square top. Reg. 1.Qc
98c. AS is ............
lis White Japanned Bread or
Cake Boxes, rolled tops. 1Q~
Reg, $129. AS is 1883.
--25 s-Piece Decorated CSc
Canister Sets. Reg. 39c..
% Domestic Science
Electric Cookers. teCS M
Reg. $3998 ........ ~
IL Detroiter Cabinet
Gas Range. Reg. @2C o.
$4,000 ....,.......
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Millinery

$50 MatrOns' Hats. 5atins, vel
vets and combinations. In black
and colors. Reg. @1 m
S2.95. Friday .......
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Dresses

Eight $25 Evening Dresses, Of
transparent velvet, of green,
orchid and peach; (1A -
sizes l6. .18 and 20 %AO
Eight Dresses, three $39.75 eve
ming models of metallic and vel
vet; sizes IA, Is and a.; and five
street dresses of georgette crepe,
over crepe slips;
sizes Is to 38. Were Ola, AA
$28. Now. % TsOO
Three Evening Dresses, chiffon.
beaded girdles; navy, gray and
black; sizes l6. l18 @1E On
and 38. Were $35.. %AO'OV
e.-e Kann's--Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Linens

10 Yds. PLic Linen Table Da-
mask, III SoIlu Coio.S,
64 inches wlae. reg. CT TO
Sl.15 ...............
Us 3-Pe. RayOn Vanity 9Oc
Sets, solid colorS. Reg. 75c
IS 7-Pc. Linen Table Sets, 60x80
cloth and SIX napkins, Qsl 20
colored borders. P&'c>
% 7sPc. Linen Damask Table
Sets, 50x50 cloth and six napkins
with colored borders. @O 90
Heg. So.
$50 Prs. Porto Rican Hand EN-
brOidered Pillowcases, in solid
colors. Pepperell muslin with col
ored emb. designs. Reg. c1
Sl.50. A pair. .............. W.
Odd Lot Rayon Dresser Scarfs
and Solid Color Card Table
Covers. Reg. 75c and 81. 9Oc
zach O1C
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Lamps, Etc.

-6 Bed Lamps. Reg. QQc
s1.49. Specially priced. wv
is GeOrgette Floor
Lamp Shades. Reg. S7 00
S398 ...............
so Pleated Parchment CEc
Shades. Reg. ACC. AS is
-18 Clear Electric Light 10c
Bulbs. Specially priced.
"a Pairs imported Deco 60
rated Candles. Reg. soc. Ea.
lis Junior Floor
Lamp Standards, as. G1. OQ
sorted styles. Reg. $798 "
--6 Wrought Iron
{ Bridge Lamps. Reg. G1 90
S1.98 ................
-,I,.r ,ll Table eds Bases IS as and $1.98
II Table Lamp and Shade,
hand painted. Reg, CID 40
S23.95 ........... "
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Arctics

SO Pairs Women's Arctics, tan
and gray. Broken sizes. Reg.
$2,45 to $345. Spe- G1 AE
cial, a pair. ......... ~
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Fur Coats

One SIPS Sealine dyed Rab-
bit) Coat, cocoa squirrel @zQ
collar and cuffs, at. -. %so
One $119 Mendoza Beaver
Coat, notched Johnny @zQ
collar, size 16, at ....... %sO
One $49.75 Manchurian GOO
Wolf Coat, sports style. =. %~>
One $225 Muskrat
Coat, Goat, with with raooo0n $l65
One $3.50 Russian Caracul
Coat, suede pockets
sa15ar and belt cocoa squirrel $50
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Notions

--75c TO Sl.00 Sanitary Goods,
Step-ils, boomers, slips, E0o
etc.; Soiled ............. wv
IA Colored DisnclOths, 7Eo
reg. 15c. Friday 2 for. OS
--o5 Hat STANDS, assorted colors.
Slightly soiled from ham CEo
ding. Were SOC. ....... S
Rubber Sheeting, rem CEc
nant lengths. Each. -. cC
--30 Red Rubber Crib Sheets,
1Sx24 inch size. Were CEo
25c. Friday 2 for. $3.50. S
Ia Aluminium Hangers, CEo
folding style. Reg. soc. -. oe
-25 Dust Caps, assorted colors.
Soiled. Reg. 15c. Friday 7Ec
2 for LIZ
1sS :, 20 Smoking mol Sets. Reg. soc
Kann's-Strcet Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Neckwear

Lace BIouscs, in cream EOc
and tan. Reg. $l00. ..... wv
Lace BlOuses, in cream and
tan. Reg. $1.39 to CT nn
$1.59. Each A'oO
--All-WOol 'Smugglers, in GEo
cardinal only. Reg. $1.00 OOS
Lace and Organdy Ruffiing and
Bandings. in all colors, In
. s-ysro ysnotn iens'hs' Special 4Oc
Remnants of Lace Wells, in all
s8,orS sneeis, ano at combinations 30c
Kann'S-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Girls Wear

30 Girls Blue Peggy Cloth Mid
dies, sizes IA and l6. Reg 9Oo
ularly sl.98. Each 80. -
lis Girls Red Butterfly Skirts
on .bodices. Regularly QQc
$i.95. Each ............
10 Girls Jersey and Tweed
Dresses, regularly $2.95 QQc
and So 95. Each ........
IS Girls Printed Velvet EN-
broidered Suits, with silk dress.
Regularly s9.95. S5.05
Each ...............
IS Girls Velvet Embroidered
Suits, with wool crepe
dress. Regularly @O Or
$685.. Each ....... ~O
Gap and Scarf Sets, regular
ly $2.49 and $295. &1 OS
Choice ..............
lis Girls Printed Georgetse
Dresses, regularly SS OK
$9.98. Each ........ ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Ribbons

CSC TO CSC Ribbons, remnant
lengths, l to S inch 7CMc
widths. Yard. ....... A@/-C
soc to S1.00 Ribbon Novelties,
including combination sets,
powder sticks, dance wristlets,
handkerchief cases. FRI To-
day, each. ...............
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Leather Travelling
Goods

II Mans So Fitted Case,
tan WIN ebony mt GS S0
lungs ..............
- $500 ian Fitted @C E0
Cases, ebony fittings. w
-4 $1.50 Black Fitted QOo
Gases, nickel fittings. -. ~
--3 Brown Glove
Cases, with slide tops, @1 ~
$3.50 values ......... ~o
- $1.5O Glove Cases, one QOr
brown, one blue. ......
Mans and Woman's
S1.50 Fitted Cases, roll QOc
style
,s - ss,sS so Fitted it, Case $I.50
II Sc Black Fitted GQ E0
Case. nickel fittings. w
- Black Fitted Cases, woman's,
with ivory fittings,
$3.50 value; mans, CD S0
$4 value ............
Mans and W0man's $3.50 Fit
ted ted Gases, s,ss, black ron $l.5O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Art Goods

Stamped Goods, broken lots.
including women's and childrens
dresses. aprons, curtains, pillow
tops, scarfs, centers, crib covers,
card table covers, etc. 1Oo
Reg. soc to $3.50. -
Fall Nu m bers in Package
Goods. Royal Society and BuciIla.
reg. soc to II D.:oo
$5.25. ..............
Art Novelties, left from the
Christmas sale, including shades,
ash trays. glassware, ETC., 1Oc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Sale! Rayon Underthings

-Bloomers, Chemise, Vests, Step-inS n n.
and Families, in tai4ored and lace-trm- eAO0
med styles: Dainty pastel colors Szes NJ ~
SO to AZ (Bloomers q to 29.t
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Hosiery

-15O Prs. ChildrcL RIB c d
Hose, heavy cotton with seamless
feet and reinforced heels and
toes. Broken sizes and 1Oc
colors. Reg. soc. A pair. ~
-19O Prs. Women's RayOn Hose,
seamless feet and seam up back.
Broken sizes and colors. 0So
Seconds" of 55c values OcS
loo Children's u Novelty Hose,
seamless. feet with lurn- 7Qo
over cuffs. Broken sizes. O
e for 5Oc)
rs Prs. WOmen's Wool and
Rayon Sport Hose, discon- HOc
tinued colors. Reg. $l.50. w
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Jewclry

mome -rs.n ssS sa'a Mesh Bag $l4.OO
One $3.50 Mesh Bag. soldered
link, silver plated. @1O OO
with vanity. ....... %AO'OO
Five SIS Simulated Pearl Neck
laces. two, strand, with @s) or
sterling silver clasp. %@'/0
One SIS Choker,
genuine rock crystal, @Q nA
novelty cut %OsOO
Six Sc Coral Neck @O Nn
laces, 22-in. lengths. %O'OO
One $6 Novelty Necklace, i'm
ported, silver plated @C or
and coral. ......... %%s ~
SIS Novelty Necklace, @7 En
imported Up s'OO
$50 Crystal and @O OO
Topaz Necklace. 49,. %>'OO
--S35 Necklace. gen.
uine crystal and am @l ~
ethyst for. .......... %O'sO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Underwear

SO Children's Part Wool Bloom
ers,. in navy and black,
sizes IL, IA and 16 yrs. o.
Reg. 81. OOC
loo WOmen's RayOn Vests,
r,1,ssad wnsm,seI brohea Snn sises sesp-ins' 40c
Kann'5-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Floor Coverings.

Floor Coverings.
II Worstcd Wilton Rug, size
9x12. Second" of GOO or
$125.00 value. 49,. %o|'|O
-3 Chinese Rugs,
size 3x6. Reg. c91 OF
S49.95 ......... %"'|o
-3 Chinese Rugs,
siss sss,oo 'x'.'. Reg. S29.95
IS MOsul Persian Rugs, size
2.3x4.1. Reg. $29.95. eCO IN
Choice .......... %S@'CO
IS Worsted Seamless Rugs, size
sso q os x e. Reg $44.95
% Seamless Velvet Rugs. size
sa2.s5. 2 ! Each. sat neg. Ne g. $l7.95
100 Yds. Stair Carpet, cut
from full rolls. 81 inches OSc
-s Seamless Tapestry weave
Rugs, size 9x12. S16 OK
Reg. $24.95 ........ %1O'1O
-4 Rattania Rugs, c1O 90
size 9x12. Reg. $3.50 RA~'/O
IS Woven Fibre Rugs. &Q OS
size 9x12. Reg. S12.95.. PO'|C
900 Yds. Felt Base Rem 90
nants. Reg. soc and 65c.. %cC
$50 Yds. Inlaid Linoleum, rem
nants of Sligo to $2.65 QOc
grades. So. yd.. ......... wv
- Reversible Chsnille
Rugs. size sx6. Reg. S5.05
Sl4.95 .............
81 Hit-and- Miss Rag
Rugs, size 27x54. Reg. 90.
Sl.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
China, Etc.
"a Amber ColOred Glass
Vases, assorted shapes. L.
Reg 49c ................ AOC
"a Decorated China Salt
and Pepper Shakers, 10
reg. 15c ................ ON
--&2 S-pc. China Vanity ARo
Sets, reg $1.00. A set. >. 1C
Us 2-pc. Bridge, Tea or 1Oo
Toast Sets, reg. $780,. |C
lis Metal Table Book 1E.
Racks. reg. S1.49. ...... sOC
-6 Smoking Stands,
steel ship model. Reg. CT 90
$3.98 ........ @ 80
Kann'S--Third Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
BIankets-COmfOrts

DIdEIkCIS UIIS
-5 Kenwood Blankets, all wool.
size 60x84 inches, standard
weight, in solid colors, 90 or
with satin binding. -. ~~o
900 Yards Outing Flannel, rem
nant lengths, in striped designs.
80 inches wide. and 7CAc
regular CSC quality. /ZS
Kann's--Street Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
800 Ne,U.
Felt Hats
$I.59

Thirty different mod
els In pastel colorS,
dark shades and black.
Large, medium and
S m all head sizes. :
Sn1artly tailored styles.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
Suits

One HairIine Black Suit, with
three -quarter length
coats; self collar and cog
GUNS ....... ......
Three Suits, TAM l green,
raccoon collar and cuffs. @2Q
Were $3.50. W.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1929-01-03
$3.50 Remnants Odd Lots, Busy Corner SpeciasFriday!

The entire factory stock of show room
sample cabinets is offered in this sale.
They have all the latest Napanee fea-
lures and are finished with triple-coated
enamel inside and out Any models sold
on our
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-05
Whiteman
Orchestra ToBe
On KTSAT Today

Psui Whiteman. king Of jszz. has
decided on his inaugural program Tor
the Old Gold-Paul Whiteman Hour.
which IA 70 be broadcast Tuesday
night. February 5th, at 8 o'clock
Central Standard time, over kTSA,
San Antonio and the nationwide
hooknp or the Columbia Broaucasting
System.
TX Il said that the inauguration of
this hour marks one 0f the biggest
events. both from the point of view
III actual expenditure and of talent
that has ever taken place In the
radio world. Approximately $1,000
900 is involved IN the two-year con-
tract that has been signed hy the
T. Lorillard company, manufaetur-
ers Of Old Gold cigarettes. and the
Columbia Broadcasting system. and
az least half a million dollars will
be expended for additional talent.
Paul Whiteman holds a unique
pos ton in the field II iazz. His
orchestra II not only the hest n it,
kind but. together with IT, pictur-
crGur and RENAL leader. is known in
countries all over the world. Little
need Ne said az Paul Nhiteman by
way OF introduction ~ the American
public. Since the war ME- has ranked
~ the outstanding exponent of mod
ern dance music and MI orchestra
has through tours in the quarters MI
the GLOBE. spread popularity of mod
ern music into every land.