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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-28
LOS FRESNOS
MARION DAVIES
DINNER, SURPRISE

O1ININEHN, oOkAx MISE
Mrs. George Laaksa entertained
on Friday evening with a six o'clock
dinner honoring the birthday ami
versary Of Mr.. Laaksa and Julius
Funk. Guests for the dinner were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk and son and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Schmidt and children. Following
the dinner a surprise party was CIV
en- for Robert LaakSa, the occasion
being his twelfth birthday anniver-
Sary. Games and contests were en-
joyed throughout the evening by
about twenty-five. children. De-
liciouS refreshments were served.
NEIGHBORHOOD BRIDGE
Mrs. Smith Henderson was hos
tess to members Of the Neighbour
hood Bridge club at her home on
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Richey were awarded high
score prizes while Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Bowles received the consolation
gifts. A delicious refreshment
course was served to MI. and Mrs.
Harry Whipple, MI. and Mrs.
Charles Gobar, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Orr, MI. and Mrs. Richey, MI. and
Mrs. BowleS, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
derson.
PROMOTION SOCIETY
A meeting of the Catholic Ladies
Promotion Society was held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Gobar on
Thursday afternoon. The meeting
was opened by prayer and a bust
ness session followed in which some
important transactions were made.
The remainder of the time was
spent in sewing. Refreshments con-
sisting of brick ice cream and cake
were served to the following guests
and members, Mrs. E. E. Ogden and
daughter, Patty Lou. Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, Mrs. E. N. Brown and
daughter. Betty Clare, and the Rev.
Father Tynen all Of San Benito,
Mrs. Clyde Chatelle of Dallas. Mrs.
J. de Somer, Mrs. Joseph Kretz,
Misses Josephine and Margaret
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-28
"A ARE NEARING
COMPLETION FOR MEET

ALPINE, Tex, April 27.-(P-
Plans are nearing completion for
Alpine's first state convention-the
thirty-sixth annual meeting Of the
Texas Woman's Press association.
A number Of prominent Texas
writer's are scheduled to address the
gathering, which will be held May
ell.
A western chuck wagon barbecue
at Rancho Vale la Cienega will be
an entertainment feature.
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and twelve members who were
present..
DORCAS WESLEY CLASS
Members Of the Dorcas Wesley
class of the Methodist Sunday
school was held at the home of Mrs.
Harry Lupton or Friday evening.
The entire evening was spent So
cially at the close of which a pot
luck lunch was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Paul Peterson, Mrs.
Oren Peterson, Mrs. Russell Bing-
ly- Mrs. j. N. BLUE, MRS. G. G.
Fouts, Mrs. H. B. Day, Mrs. w. c.
Sitter, and Mrs. D. ZumWalt.
PICNIC ON ARROYO
An enjoyable evening was spent
at the Arroyo Sunday evening
when a group participated in a
picnic supper. Those enjoying the
ever were: Miss Ruby Peterson, Ed
ward Kretz, MI. and Mrs. Dwight
Day and o Of San Benito, Miss
Josephine Kretz, and Dwight Cilley.
SERVICE CLUB MEETS
Mrs. o. d. Jennings was hostess
to members Of the Woman's Service
club at her home on Thursday
afternoon. The business session, as
well as the program, was postponed
until a later date because Of the alb
scence Of several members. The
time was spent socially. A re-
freshment course consisting of
chicken salad, saltines, cake, and
lemonade was served to about twen-
ty members.
The club will meet on Thursday
afternoon, May 2, at the home of
Mrs. Chris Bingly with Mrs. Rus
sell Bingly and Mrs. o. F. McCul-
loch as co-hostesses.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Fowler and son,
James Garland, of Mercedes visited
at the home of Mrs. Fowler's par
ents, MI. and Mrs. H. o. Moore,
Monday.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Day were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Pace Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Henderson
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MISS DONA LOCKE is
CHOSEN May QUEEN

MIAMI, Tex, April 27.-P-Miss
Dona Locke of Miami has been
chosen queen of the annual May
Fete at McMurry college, Abilene,
friends here have been advised.
she was elected by popular vote
Miss Locke is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Locke, and was
born and reared here. She is a
graduate Of Miami high school, and
now is working for a B. A. degree
at McMurry college.
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kretz, Mrs. FRANCIS SchlnldC, MISS
Mary Schmidt, Mrs. Joe Stauffer,
and Mrs. William Kretz.
MRS. LAAKSA LEADS
Members Of the Jubilee club met
on Thursday evening at the home
Of their superintendent, Mrs. F. G.
Richey. A business session and a
devotional was held. The mission
study Ways of Jesus" was conduct
ed by Mrs. George Laaksa. The
meeting was closed by a song and
prayer. Refreshments consisting of
ice ear with crushed Strawberries
and cake were served to Mrs.
Laaksa, Misses Ruth De Busk. Irma
and Gladys Watkins, Julia Bowles
and Annetta Schneider.
SURPRISE DINNER
Miss Ruby Peterson and Mrs.
Oren Peterson entertained on Sun
day with a surprise dinner honoring
the birthday anniversary of their
mother, Mrs. Paul Peterson. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Peterson and son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Oren Peterson and daugh-
tiers, Ruby Jean and 10 Ann, Ed
ward Kretz, and Rev. and Mrs. H.
B. Day and sons, William, Joseph
and Bruce.
SEND GIFT BOX
A meeting of the Ladies Mission
airy Society of the Methodist church
was held at the home of Mrs. julius
Funk on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Paul Peterson led a devotional and
a business session was held in which
plans for collecting articles for a
gift box for the Valley Baptist hos
pital at Harlingers were made Mrs.
Frank and Mrs. Chris Bingley were
chosen from the society as a com
m1ttee, with Miss Annetta Schnei-
der from the Jubilee club. After the
business session Mrs. j. w. Schnei-
der gave an entertaining report of
her attendance at the annual con-
ference in San Antonio.
A lunch consisting of sandwiches,
salad, hot rolls, peaches, cake and
ice tea were served to five visitors
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PRESIDENT BENEDICT
TO DELIVER SERMON

AUSTIN. April 27.-(P-President
H. Y. Benedict Of the University of
Texas will bring the greetings Of
his own institution and other Texas
schools to Southwestern university
Of Georgetown when he delivers an
address, June 8. at the Inauguration
Of DR.. King Vivian as president Of
Southwestern.
The Inauguration will take part
during Southwestern's commence
mant exercises.
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FIND DIAMOND AFTER
BEING LOST "a HOURS

DALLAS. April 27.-(P-A three
carat diamond, dropped from its
ring setting in a theater here re-
Gently, was returned to its owner
more than "a hours after being lost,
despite the hundreds of feet that
had shuffled over it. A search for
abe stone was started after the own
er had found it missing from the
ring.
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Kretz, Mrs. Francis Schmidt, Miss
Mary Schmidt, Mrs. Joe Stauffer,
and Mrs. William Kretz.
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and twelve members who were
present..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
BOUNDARY WATER
SNARL BEFORE i. S.
Problems Arising With Mex
leo Over Rivers to Be Tack
led by Commission.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Water has become a complicated and
controversial subject of international
Importance between the United States
and its neighbors, Canada and Mexico.
For the present, the Canadian corr
troversy is somewhat in allegiance, but
the situation with regard to Mexico Is
coming to the fore with a meeting OF
the INSTRUMENTATION international
Water Commission TO be held in the
near future.
II will be concerned chiefly with prob
lens relating to use Of the waters of
the lower Rio Grandc. of the lower
Colorado and Of the Tia Juana Rivers.
The commission VIII endeavor to reach
an agreement upon which to base
treaty.
The three rivers each present a diff
ferent proposition, but it has been
deemed advisable that the three be
considered together as an easier means
of reaching an adjustment. On the
Rio Grande about tWc-thirds OF tha
water is furnished by Mexico, on the
Colorado all of the water is furnished
hv the United States. and on the Tia
Juana the larger portion OF the water Is
furnished by the United States.
Navigation Rights Raised.
Tn the case of the Colorado River
there is the question of whether naVlga-
ton rights apply and have been recog--
nized, There is also the question OF
how far the United States Is 10 rec
ognize existing uses in Mexico as against
water rights IN the United states, anu
whether rights are limited to the low
water flow of the river or to the now
as if will be regulated by storage. IN
this connection the Boulder Dam re-
Gently authorized by Congress comes
into the picture of the international
water controversy.
On the Rio Grande, there appears to
be opportunity for large international
reservoir along the river. On the lower
reaches of the Rio Grande there has
been a rapid growth of irrigation tax
ing place both on the Mexican and
American sides OF the river.
The Tia Juara, at times, is bed OF
dry sand with no water flowing on the
surface. Its intermittent discharge Is
so valuable that Mexico is planning.
and has begun, the construction OF
storage and diversion works to cost be-
tween sl4,Oo0,0 900 and $l6,000,Oo0 to
complete.
San Diego Wants Reservoir.
On the American side of the bound
arv. the City Of San Diego is vitality
concerned in securing an agreement that
will enable it to build reservoir IN the
channel of the Tia Juana River on the
boundary, one end in Mexico and the
other in the United States, SO as TO
store the run-of from the American
tributaries.
The Mexican members of the Inter
national Water Commission are Gustayo
P. Serano, chairman: Ignacio Lopez
Bancalari and Fortunate DoZal. The
American chairman is DR.. Elwood Mead,
head of the Bureau of Reclamation Of
the Department of the Interior, with
w. E. Anderson and Gen. Lansing H.
Beach as the other two commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Mems Furnishings

$50 Pairs) Mems $3.50 to 81 I'm
ported Wool and Imported Isle
Fancy Hose, sizes 10 to IL Il, $l.15
Il Pair) Mems $3.50 Fur-lined
Gauntlet Gloves, size 8l2; slightly
rs Pairs) Mems Sl.95 Gloves, 4 Pairs
Gauntlets, 2 pairs Strap Leather
(2) Mems SIS 1000 All-wool Red
Flannel Shirts. ........ .Sl.oO
tl4) Mems $40 Worsted Union Suits.
long sleeve style. slightly soiled:
sizes So, SO. 40. AZ, A and 46. SIS
(2) Mems $40 u, u length Sleeve
Union Suits, silk and wool; size
"a; soiled $3.50
(7S) Mems S1.5O Silk and Wool
Isle Lined Hose, from national
maker; broken sizes. ......... .S5c
90 Mems $40 Silk Pajamas, size b
only. plain shades and l fancy
pair; soiled. 80
(60) Mems $3.50 to $3.50 Berkeley
Knit Ties Sl.o3
(59) Mems So Handmade Ties, of
imported and domestic weaves,
Sl.29
(124) Mems 81 Ties, broken groups
of desirable ties. .65c
t18) Mems Sass to SIS Fine Refers
and Silk Squares. ........ $3.50
(96 Pairs) Mems $3.50 to $2.95 Dress
and Lined Gloves. .$1.95
(196) Mems $685. to SIS Dress and
Lined and Gauntlet Gloves. S2.95
(9) 81 Windshield Covered Cigarette
Lighters QUO
(22) $3.50 Imported Rayon Knitted
Refers, fringed ends. ........ Csc
1907 Mems Imported Cigarette Cases,
brown and grey leather. ..... use
(Main Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Pictures, Mirrors and Gifts

az S1.29 Wicker Umbrella Stands.
2 colors ................ soc
(5O) 81 Framed Children's Pictures,
12X15 inches ................5 Uc
(10) $3.50 Imported Wrought Iron
Dinner Gongs, size 812x11
lncneS ........... .''..'.''. %
~ S5.95 Imported Leather Card
Case ...... ........... $500
(1O) S5.95 to SS95 Imported Ala
baster Boudoir Lamps and Shades.
complete .................. $2.95
az SIS Colonial; Twisted Brass
Candlesticks. 10 inches high. $40
(1O) SIS Framed Console Mirrors.
21x36 inches ................S $50
az SIS Framed Desert Pictures.
14X26 inches ................S1 .95
(24) 75c Colonial Brass Candle
sticks, 61. in. high ..........25c
(50) soc Imported Paper Weights
and Ash Trays ..............25 use
(3) Sc Serving Trays, with picture
1nSeC ....''.''r.. ..''.. 20
(2) $40 German Silver Buffet or
Table Ornamental Pheasants. $50
~ S25 Large Imported Ship Model
(Santa Maria) ..............S15
(D $19.95 Large Imported Ship
(Main Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Mayfair Shop Dresses

o. $3.50 Flat Crepe Dress; size
Is ................... SIG
Ol $3.50 Brown Transparent Vel
vet Dress, with swatched hipline:
size 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIG
% $3.50 Two-Piece Tweed Dress,
with satin vest; size 14la. -. SIC
"a $3.50 Nile Green Silk Dress;
"a $3.50 Black Canton Crepe
Dress, with black broadtail border
on waist: size 40. STATS
~ $50 White Transparent Velvet
Evening Gown; soiled; size
a. $3.50 white Satin Evening
Dress, with lace and pearl trim
a. $3.50 White Taffeta Evening
and silver flowers, soiled; size
10 SE4.t0
a. $3.50 Black Transparent Velvet
Dress, with shirred girdle and
TERED skirt; size 16 $500. $3.50
~ $3.50 Green Jersey Dress, i'm
ported French with beige silk
trimming. two-piece: size Is. SIG
a. $3.50 Two-Piece Sport Dress, of
oxford with white silk student COL
lar: size IA. SIG
"a $3.50 Rose and Beige Imported
Sport Dress, OF fine French jersey;
size ID Observation-Disclosures 19.75
OD $3.50 Beige French Jersey I'm
ported Dress, two-piece, trimmed
in contrasting pastel tones; size
90 '......... ...'......s $40
mayfair Dress Shop, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

III Riddles s5.95 Jersey Dress, two
tone blue; size 4 .......... .S1.95
(12) Babies SIPS Chinchilla Bon
nets, white, pink and blue. SOC
~ Baby's $16.95 Pink Blanket Cloth
Coat and Hat Set ........ .$10.95
~ Baby's $19.95 White Blanket
Cloth Coat and Hat Set, size 2
years .$Io'So
~ Babys $4.95 Sweater Cap and
MittenS Set ................$ 1.95
~ Baby's SIS Angora Bonnet, trim
med with blue $3.50
a. Babies s1.95 Knit Caps, blue
(1s1 Babies S2.95 Imported Scarf
Sets, brown with color. $50
(2) Riddles $10.95 Velvet Dresses,
brown and white, size years;
black and white, size years, S6.95
(6) Babies $695 Chinchilla Coat,
Leggin and Hat Sets .....$3.95
(2) Riddles $10.95 Sweater Sets,
novelty designs; size %. 80. $685.
u Riddles $5.95 Suede-like Blouse,
camel color; size ........ 1885
(50) Riddles 81 wash Dresses,
slightly mussed ..............69 SOC
(lS) Riddles 1895 to $1o.s5 Winter
e. 'A sio.ss white Fur Carriage
Robes, nicely lined ........ .$7.95
~ SIS Pink Fur Carriage
Robe Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
~ S2.95 Ribbon Carriage Set, strap
holder and garters ...........$1
Second Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Robes and Wash Fr0cks

(12) s1.O0 Waist Band Sateen
aprons .........'.. '40c
~ $500 Black Satin Novelty
Stitched Robe, silk lined. .. S10.95
~ $500 Changeable Silk Quilted
kODe -. $3.50
ID S16.50 Georgette Negligee, with
crepe de chine lining. ...... S5.95
~ S5.95 Blue Crepe de Chine Negli-
gee, lace trimmed ...........$3 .95
~ $1,000 Wool Crepe Dresses,
flounce bottom; sizes Is, 18. So
(9) $1,000 Nelly Don Wool and
Crepe Dresses; in sizes IA, 16,
SO -. 1870
(13) 1895 Nelly Don Printed Dresses,
in sizes Is. 10. SO. 40. AZ -. $685.
~ 1895 Printed Dini:y Nelly Don
House Fr0cks ...,...........S1 .95
~ $500 "Dix Make" Uniforms. in
pretty nlain colnrs .......... $1.95
IN 1895 Bath Robes of Lawrence
and Whittenden Cloth. 81
~ S4.95 Cotton Crepe KimonOs,
with CONTRASTING trir'mirg 1886
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Mayfair Shop Goats

(2) S69.5O Black BroadcIoth Coats,
with black wolf collars and
cuffS ................... $3.50
~ $3.50 Brown BroadcIoth Coat,
with skunk collar and cuffs. Size
a. $3.50 Extra Large Size Tan
Tweed Coat, tailored mode; size
a $3.50 Evening Wrap, with metal
brocade shawl collar and cuffs of
coney; tan and white; size
~ ................. .SSS.5u
~ $3.50 Gray Kasha 3-piece En-
sembIe, blue and tan; size
10 ................ 80. .S2S.5O
az S9S.50 Tan Ensemble, covert
cloth, with satin blouse; size
~ $3.50 Brown and Tan Tweed
TwO-piece Suit, size SO. -. .S19.75
~ S9S.5O Black Satin Ensemble
Suit, with light tan satin blouse:
size Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
az SIS Tan Jersey Sport Suits, sizes
16 and 10. IS
(2) $3.50 Sports Flannel Suits. two
piece with jacket ...........S 7.95
~ $3.50 Black Bolivia Coat with
skunk collar and cuffs; PrintZess
model: size Is ...............S2 SIS
10 S69.50 Red BroadcIoth Coat, with
black caracul, pouch collar, cuffs
and border; size IA .$39
(Mayfair Coat Shop, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
SENATE ACCEPTS CUT
IN STORM AID BILL
Smith Measure, Authorizing So,
100000 for Southeastern States,
Goes to President.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Senate yesterday accepted House
amendments to the bill of Senator
Smith, Democrat, South Carolina, to
authorize an appropriation Of $6,000,000
for loans to storm sufferers in South
eastern States. The measure now goes
to President Coolidge for his approval.
The amount authorized was reduced
In the House from SIS 100000 to $6,000,-
600. The Senate concurred in this
change.
The measure would make the loans
available to cotton, grain, legume and
tobacco growers under supervision to
be imposed by the Secretary of Agricul-
ture. The money would be loaned only
for purposes of purchasing seed. feed
and fertilizer and was designed to re-
lieve those who suffered in the hur-
Sincanes of last Fall.
The States affected would be Virginia,
North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida and Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Fur Scarfs and Goats

m S65 Pointed Fox Scarf. .$29.75
IN $3.50 Beige Squirrel Skin
Choker .$29.75
N $3.50 Sealine (dyed rabbit
Coat, self trimmed; size 16. SIS
~ SOS Gray Wombat Coat, size
Is .................. $39
N 1925 Cocoa BrOadtail Coat, with
fox shawl collar; size So. 1888
"a $685. Sealine Coat, with marmot
shawl collar and cuffs; size 48, $199
N Sl99 Sealine dyed rabbiD Coat.
with marmot collar and cuffs, $149
"a S265 Brown Pony Coat, with
dyed skunk collar and cuffs;
size Sc ........ .S455
"a SI99 Black Pony Coat, with
pointed fox shawl collar; size
So ..............,.. ..Sl4S
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

Moderate Price Dresses

IN $3.50 Brown Velvet Dress, size
so 49, p"
(3) S13.75 Black Satin Dresses,
misses sizes .................. $5
(IO) $13.75 Satin Flat Crepe Dresses,
women's sizes $500. $3.50
(5) $13.75 Tan Satin Dresses, wom-
ems sizes .............. 30
(6) S13.75 Black Satin and Flat
Crepe Dresses, in women's
sizes ................ .......9 o.5o
az $16.50 Grey Tweed Dresses, two
piece; misses sizes. ....... $685.
(3) $3.50 Rose Tweed Dresses, one
and two piece ..............S S.95
az $3.50 Tan Tweed Dresses.
misses sizes ............S S.95
(2) $16.50 Red Flat Crepe Dresses.
black velvet trim; size 20. :. $685.
u0 $16.5O Satin and Flat Crepe
Dresses, in black and colors:
misses sizes .............S S.95
(2) $19.75 Modern Blue Flat Crepe
Dresses, misses size ....... S12.5O
Moderate Price Dress Shop, Third Floor)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Foundation Garments

~ $3.50 Natures Rival Part
Elastic Step-ins, size 33. -. $685.
(l2) $1,000 and $3.50 Franco" and
"Bien Jolie" Girdies and Step-ins.
of elastic, satin and brocade.
Broken sizes S4.S5
fSl $500 and $3.50 Memo Flex" and
"Bien Jolie" Step-ins and Semi
Step-ins; sizes SO, "a. .$l.95
(61 S12.5O Franco" Step-ins and
Front Hook Girdles; broken
sizes .:......... $1.oV
on $500 "Bien Jolie," Memo Flex,"
and "RengO Belt Girdies; broken
sizes .............' 3S'oV
N $3.50 Memo Flex COrsette, OF
striped coutil; size A. ...95c
t2) $3.50 Redfern Wolfe Side-hoo
Girdles; sizes 81. .$1.5O
az $500 "P. N" Practical Front
Corsets, m d UNI ana low
DuSL ss''''''' %"'VV
ho \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Housewares

(s) s1.25 Step-on Kitchen Cans, in
colcrs, as is ..................7 5c
(11) $1.25 Metal Magazine Carriers,
green and gold finish. ........ .45c
"a SI.95 Galvanized Window Re-
frigerators, damaged, sold as is, 81
(5) S3.49 White Enameled Window
RefrigeratOrs ......... .$1.75
81 81 Aluminium Ovenettes -. soc
"a $3.50 Meadow Lark Electric
Washing Machine, demonstra-
GOT 1890
(24) soc Camp Stools, tubular steel
frames, with canvas seats. 80. use
(9) $2.95 Shower Bath Curtains, rub
berized chintZ ..............$L 29
~ 1895 Wincroft Gas Range, floor
sample, installed free. $500. .$29.95
(1O) 81 Wash Benches, folding
style :oVc
(22( 75c Self Wringing Floor
M0pS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .43c
(2) $685. Mop Wringers, large
size for janitor use ........ Sl.95
AZ 15c Clothespin Bags, heavy can
vas &c
a. S7.95 Electric Waffle Irons, guar
anteed perfect ..............S4 .95
81 S6.95 Electric Percolators. Soup
SIZE ................. 'SS.oV
CThird Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

~ Women's S35 Black Velour Coats,
with black coney collars and side
drape; size &c. $40
~ $3.50 Tan Velour Coat, with
coney dyed rabbit) collar and
cuffs; size 141a $40
~ $3.50 Tan Velour Coat, size
1872 ................. $40
~ Misses $3.50 Red BroadcIOth
Coat, with black sealine collar
anu CullS ......... .3IJ
~ Misses $3.50 Red Broadcloth
Coat. with natural American opos-
sum collar and cuffs; size 10, $40
~ Misses $3.50 Tweed Coat, size
N Little Woman's $3.50 Fed
Brcadcloth Coat. with natural
opossum collar and cuffs; size
1872 ................ $40
moderate Price Coat Shop, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

(25) S2.95 Slipover Sweaters, crew
or wee neck. ..............$ 1.59
~ $3.50 Green and Tan Tweed
Ensemble, with jersey top; size
16 S7.95
IN $3.50 Novelty Knit Suit, in
grey and blue; size IS. 800. S7.95
(l4) S5.95 Gaberdine Trench Goats.
in tan only; sizes IA to SO. -. 1895
81 $3.50 Novelty Knit TwO-Piece
Suits; sizes 1888. .......... $685.
(3) $1,000 Novelty Knit Two-Piece
Effect Suits ................S3 .95
(Fffth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14

~ S29.75 Living Room Club Chair,
spring seat ...............$ 12.95
~ SEAS Three-piece MOhair Living
Room Suite, with occasional
CIldlE o. 80
~ S295 Three piece Mohair Bed
davenport Suite, m h o g any
frame '|@of
I'D $685. Decorated Console Ia
pies ........ 800. 9o.3'
~ S13.95 Cretonne Covered B0udoir
Chair ................ 1913
~ S29.75 Decorated Phone Cabinet
and Bench ................S l9.85
IN $24.75 Colonial Spinet Desk, as
is ..........: 49,: .SAo'o3
~ S139 Six-piece Walnut Veneer
Dinette Suite .............$6 9.75
(2) $3.50 Office Oak Chairs. :. 1885
~ STATS Double Walnut Veneered
BED ,........... ....... 49,. SIJ'oI
~ SCOTS Simmons Twin Bed and
Springs, ivory finish ....... $685.
~ $16.95 81 m mons Double
bed - $50 $500
(7) S6.95 Link Fabric Springs, dou-
bic size ............... 80. S0.9|
~ STATS Box Spring for double
size wood bed .$21.90
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
Girls Furnishings

81 Girls zoe One piece Flannelette
Pajamas, size a. .............4 9c
~ Girls $1.50 White MILDLY, soiled,
size 90. soc
(S) Girls So Union Suits, part wool
and cotton, size .75c
Il Pair Girls 81 Long Cotton
Drawers, size 10. :. Toe
~ Girls $7.95 Brown Lumberjack.
S1AC t'.ss. 90sJJ
~ Girls $3.50 Muslin Combina-
tions, size IL. .75c
(second Floor, The Hecht Coz