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announcements
Valley Travel Bureau

Cars and PASSENGERS On all Points
On Snare Expense Basis
Harrington office. 1921 w. Harrison
Phone 405 Mrs. w. w. H0User.MFr
McA len office. McAllen Hotel Bldg
Phone 1853 Mr.. j. W.. Butler. Mgr
Pts
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ENJOYABLE DINNER
FOR

Last Wednesday evening several
friends enjoyed a delicious dinner
at the ID. Q. ScuyreS home. Those
present were Misses Leah Todd
and Bernice Hunt, Mrs. Mildred
Hunt OF Gatesville. Mr.. Emory
Beasly Of Edcouch and the Squyres.
The remainder Of the evening
was spent in playing games and
enjoying musical programs.
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MISSIONARY OCTET
MEETS AT CHURCH

The Baptist Missionary Society
met last Monday at the Baptist
church with Mrs. J. II. O'Ncal.
president. in charge. The regular
Bible Study ours was enjoyed by
the twelve members VIZ. we're pre-
sent. Mrs. Raymond Wade will
have charge next week. The
meeting will be held at the church
as usual.
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week because Of the quarter dis
trict conference meeting which
will be held in San Benito. Ii is
hoped that as many as possible
will attend this district meeting.
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FITCH APARTMENTS Five rooms.
three bed capacity Cool Ant FTi-
gidaIre. gas. bath. not and cold
water furnished. Also efficiency APP
artments. For summer rates Phone
$50. Ol71
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TnuRsOAY. JuNe Is (central staadard rlmel

IS subject 20 change BY stations.
WNAX KOHL KFJF KRLD KTRH
kTSA WACO k0H kFPX KFRC
81. Pryor's eand = ONLY wRcM
WLAP WOOD WREC WAC WBRC
WDSU WISH MTAQ WOWO WMAQ
WCCO kSCJ WHIT KNOX KMBC
kLRA WNAN KOHL WIBW kFJF
WRR kTRH KTSA and coast
e:3o-The Quarter our-Oniv WOOD
WREC WAC WNoN WBRc WpsU
WISH NCCo kSCI KNOX kLKA
WNAX KOHL WIBw kFJF WRR
kTRH KTSA WACO and coast
e:=5-Radio Roundup - Also WBcM
WSPD WOOD WREC NDSU WISH
WTAQ wCCO KScJ WHIT KMBc
WNAN kFJF kRLD kTRH kTSA
KOH KFPY KFRc kDYL ~
10: oo-orchestra-Also wBCM wSPD
WOOD WREC WDSU WISH WTAQ
WIEN wCCO KSCJ WHIT KMBc
WNAN KFH KFJF KRLD kTRH
kTSA KOH KFPY KDYL KLZ
o:30-Ann Leaf az the ~orGan-Also
wBCM MSFD WOOD wDSU WISH
wNAX KOHL KFH KFJF KRLD
KTRH KTSA KoH kFPY kLz
3s4.5-WJZ (NBC)-76o
500 - Amos n Andy Also KDKA
WAX WHO'D WcKY wLW
s:i5 testers Also wcKY WREN
5:5o-Phii cook-Also WEBc KDKA
WREN KwK KSTP VINO KOA kSL
WLW VICAR WAX kPRC WTMJ
WHO'D KTAR WENR WDAY KFYR
WSB wAPl WKY KFAB WSMB
KTHS WHAS WJDX WOAl and coast
s:4s-Piekard Family Also WE'VE
6;oo-Spiritual Singers Also kFAB
kWK WREN KDKA VICAR WJR
WCKY WHAM WENR WIS
6:fs-Rin Tin Tin-Also KDkA VICAR
KWK WREN wLW KFAB WIS WJR
s:2o-saI9n orensstrs IAlso W wBpAAM
KFAB VICAR
200 - crumit sanderson - Also
KnKA wCKY
7:50-Orchestra Melodies - Also WKY
WTMJ WERC WHAS WSM WAX
KPEC K0A ksTP WSB WBAP WREN
KECA WAPI VINO WJDX kDKA
kSL KYW and coast
500 Story Behind the sons-Alse
WCKY
s:so-cIara. La ard en- - Also wJR
VICAR WLW VINO KDKA KNK
s:as-wmare Robson. sorss-wJZ
e:0o-Slurber Musie-WJZ
500 - Amos n Andy Only WTMJ
VICAR WkY WJR KSTP WMAQ
kWk WREN WnAF WHAS WSM
WENE wERC WISE WSMB WIDX
VINO kTHS KPRc WOAI wFAA
KOA KFAB KSL KEcA and coast
e:f5-Topics In Brief = Only VICAR
WIR wENR EWk WREN WDAY
KFYR KSTP WEBC
a:5o-Old Staaer - Also VICAR YJR
KDKA WDAY KoA KFYR WSB"
Observation-Disclosures VICAR NENR
kDKA KWk WREN WDAY WSM
fo:fs-Herbie nintz Orchestra - Also
VICAR WREN WENR KFRC KnKA
KOA KWK WSM
fo:30-Henry's Orehestra-AlSn WREN
VICAR KVOO wFNR KWk kPRC
wJR
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z. -. unIcss Indicated. Frof
lBy lie Assnriafri Prcssl
454.3--WEAF (NBC)-eec


fBy The associated Prcssl
454.3-WEAF CNBC)-66o
5soo-Mid Week Hymn sing - Also
WHAS MNJ WHO Voc WENR
kFlE WAFf VINO kOA kSD
6:Oo-Rudy Nallee Orchestra - Also
NJDN MGl WOW WpAF WWJ
MHAS WMc WSAt kTAR WSB
MsBM WEBC KOA KSL WoAI wSM
MGN kPRC WTMJ KTHS WioD
MBAP WJDX KSTP WKY WAX
kNOO and coast
f:oo-5irthday Party-Also wGY wSM
WHO'D WAX NOAI WKY KOA
WBAP WV MSAI KSn wpAF
woo WAPI WTAM KTAR KFSD
kSTP WSB VINO kSL WHAS and
z:so-melody moments-Also WV
MTAG NSAI WTAM WHO
S:oo-e. a. Rolfe orchestra-Also
MGY WV WSAI WBAP KSD WOW
WKY WOAI KOA KSL WTMJ WHO'D
MHAS MSM MMc WSMB WJpN
MFAA Voc kTHS KSTP wENR
e:oo-5ertie Sees the WorId-Also KsD
sMii5SWWV''' Austin so"0'-Al'o KsD
Siup OFonstra also
kOA WDAF KSp
fo:o0-The continentals-Also KOA
to;3o=Agnew's Orchestra-Also KSD
WSI kNW WTAM WOW kTHS
34s.6-WABC (cBS)-s6o
s:oo-kate smith-Aiso wBCM WOOD
WEEC WDST WTAQ kSCI WHIT
KOHL KFH kFJF KRLD KTSA KOH
5:ts-Dennis king-Also WADE NSPD
KNOX KNBC KOHL and others
5:3o-Daddy ard Rollo-Also Wade
WGL WFBM WMAQ WCcO KNOX
KNBC KOHL
5:45-The Quarter. Hour-Aiso wADc
WKRC WCAH VIXEN WNYZ WSPD
wGL wFRM WNfAo kMBC
6:oo-Pryor's Band-Also WADC Wink
WKRC WNNC WNYZ WSPD wFBM
6:oo-Rudoiph. Pratt and Sherman
Only WMAo WCCO
e:f5 Mary Charles - Only WRCM
WHO'D WDSU WISH WTAo WFBM
KSCJ WHIT KMBC KOHL XIII KFJF
KTRH WACO KOH KFRC
6;3o-H. ". Katie nborn-Aiso wADC
MkRC WNNZ WSPD WOWO WFBM
FWMAQ WCCD KNOX KMBC KOHL
t.S5-Story Of Ttne-Also WADE Wink
WkRC NNYZ WSPD WUWO WILD
KNOX KMBC KOHL
700 - Musical Dinner Also WADE
W TN NJ NM NN4L NEED WV
wBBM KMBC kohl KTRH
.7if5-The ~columhians - Also WBCM
WSPD WOOD WpSU WISH WTAQ
WFRM WCCO KSCJ WHIT KAfBC
kohl KFH KFIF KRLD KTRH kTSA
WACO kOH KFPY KFRC KDYL XII
7:So-Detective Mystery-Also WApC
Wink MKEC WHY NSFD WONO
wBBM KNOX kMBC KOHL
500 - Tire Lutheran Period Also
WADC WIKI WKRC WHY WSPD
WDSU MOM0 WBBM WCCO WHIT
KMON KMBC WNAX KOHL KRLD
KOL KFPY kOTN KFRC XIII kDYL
s:30-Fortune Buiiders-Alsn WADC
WIKI MKEC WET WGST WNYZ
WSPn WDSU WOWO WEBM WCCO
tkMON kMBC KLEA WRR
s:s5-The Parade-Driv WADC Wink
WKRC WY W1CM WSPD WLAP
WOOD MREC WI.Ac MNON WBRC
twnSU WISH WTAQ WOWo WBBM
iWCCo kSCI WHIT KNOX kLRA
wNAN kohl VIEW XIII kFJF WRR
tKTRH kTSA and coast
ia.cO-Jaek Denny Orchestra - Also
iNPCM WSPD WHO'D MREC WDSu
WISH wTAo WCCO WHIT KNOX
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HELD BY BOOSTERS

A special meeting was held last
Thursday In the bank building BY
the Booster club. Mr.. Carl Van
dervort had charge Of the meet
ing. Seven organizations were rep
resented at this meeting Further
plans were made for the booster
club celebration and concessions
we're let for the various stands and
booths.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Methodist MiSSlonaTy So
cietv met last Tuesday at the
Methodist church for their regular
meeting. The meeting vas OPEN
ed BY a song. Mrs. James Barr,
presided over the meeting.
Mrs. j. w. Muce lead the devo-
tional. Mesdames Clyde BEEN and
Homer Crockett gave interesting
reports on the study. The society
had a very good attendance Of fiji
teen members. The meeting was
brought 70 a close by prayer.
There will be 10 meeting next
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"AMFII- HAPPY

u Rave just heard an awful
story about Mrs Jones"
Il thought you had. You look
SO happy. -Lustige Kolner Zei-
tung. Cologne.
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Employment


W~ANTED-Carpenter work. paint
ing or anything in building line.
Will give estimate or work BY day.
O. X. Taylor. 437 Tenth st. Phone
1872. PlO3
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Business Opportunities

WANTFD-From owner, good hotel
In Valley town. state capacity.
equipment and terms tn first let
ter. Address Pll8. Herald. Pll3
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FOR SALE OR TAI

TRADE-Beaumont, Texas, SiX-unit
apartment house. well located.
modern IN every respect electric
refrigeration, viii pay good interest
S30,00000. Trade for well located
improved citrus orchard or truck
farm approximately equal valuation.
B. II. Barnes. 1895 Johns Ave
Beaumont. Tex. PITS
OWNER Will trade equity I'm l6-acre
ideal fruit and poultry farm with
small house. for residence Or clear
lots. Call Peterson, Phone 400 for
information. PIT
FOR SALE OR TRADE My 161
acre farm III cast central 5. Dak.
n. III. Elliott, Kingsville. Tex. P66
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE-5-roOm modern bun
galow. desirable location. s325OO0.
easy terms. Call l07W between z
and 9 D. III. P73
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statesmen

THERE is a world OF satisfaction
and advantage representing an old
line leagl reserve Texas company.
Wanted. representative In Browns
vile. Instructions, leads. district
office cooperation. Write Western
Reserve Branch office. Harrington
Texas. Pl00
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DRESSMAKING-First class fancy
and plain. Alterations in mems
clothes. Josephine Farias 1925 JET
ferson St. P80
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Miscellaneous
ARTICLES FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Calcium Arsenate. very
cheap. G.. r. Barreda. O23b
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YESTERDAYS 1

- Inc AoruGidttN LACooi
Ossie Blucgc. Senat0rs-Hit triple
in ninth inning. drove in winning
run for ST victory over Browns.
George EarnShaw. Athletics-Held
Cleveland 70 five hits and cracked
OUT single and double 10 score
eleventh straight victory
Wally Gilbert. RObins-Hit double
and two singles and scored one run
In 20 victory over Pittsburgh.
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LEGAL ADVERTlsEMENT

A valuable deposit M radium ha.
been discovered IN Portugal
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FOR SALE-AlmoSt new L. G..
Smith typewriter at a bargain.
Phone OIL or inquire at 235 Wash
ingtOn. Po
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III FOR RENT
ROOM N BOARD

FOR FENT-l-rcOm furnished
house Telephone 61i2-F-f PHI
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Employment
SITUATION WANTED

POSITION WANTED by steno-
grapher experienced IN legal and
banking work. Address r. ID. Box
657. Brownsville. Pa
Evening star., 1931-12-30

8 pairs Tan Oxfords; sizes AA 4,
S, ia, 8; A ia, 8. Were SIS pair.
Now ................... .S1.s5
S pairs Black Moire Opera Pumps;
sizes AA ia; A 4l2, 512; B 5, 8.
Were $3.50 pair. Now .75
low-heeled shoes; sizes S to Z.
Were s1.95 pair. Now Soc
8 pairs Junior Girls Tan and
Two-tone Oxfords; sizes lll2,
l2la, IS; B l3; C II, IS, Ia.
Were $3.50 pair. Now. 49,. s1.95
pairs Children's Black Oxfordsi
sizes 3 ga; g 6, 6la; D 6, 6l2.
Were $3.50 pair. Now. ......s1.95
CH1tDREN's SHOES, FOURTH FLoo
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Wv tdiEp NC u ~ "a
All soiled or damaged.
l Green Pottery Lamp; parch-
ment paper shade. Was $3.50.
Now ............. So
Metal Bridge Lamp. Was S.;
NOW ........ 80. s-'pU
2 AIabaster Table Lamps; one
light. Were IS each. Now $3.50
l. was $3.50. Now. 49,. $3.50
Q Bed Lamps; parchment
prints. Were 81 each. Now 81
!; was $3.50. Now. 81 so
4 Parchment Paper Shades. l6-
inch size. Were $3.50. Now 81
2 14-inch size. Were SO
each. Now .......Sl,50
2 12-inch size. Were Sl.25
each. Now ..........15c
other lamps and shades. not
advertised. also on sale tomor-
row at reduced prices.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Luggage Reduced

Migrator Hat Box. "As is
Was SIS Now w..............Sl $40
| l8-inch Suitcase. "As is"
Was IS. Now S2.15
24-inch Brown Suitcase. las
is Was Sl250. Now. $685.
fS-inch Brown Suitcase. AS
is" Was SIS. Now ..........S SO
Woman's Fitall. Was $3.50.
2i-Inch Gladstone, initiated.
Was S25. Now w.....:.: ST.: 80
! Collar Box, initiated. Was
$3.50. Now .................. 81
Hat Box. Was $25. Now $50
Suitcase. Was $40. Now .75
Brief Case. Was SIS Now S9.95
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Gift Wares, SOC each
Wero c1 1nJ 81 81

Included in this miscellaneous
assortment are ! letter file. 8
monkey shape door stops,
decorated cake box, 9 rose Jars,
! candy dish, / alabaster pow
der oiSh, 3 metal clocks, !
cookie jar. shaving mirror.
and l hand mirror. All slightly
damaged or soiled.
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Smoking Accessories and
Frames Reduced

! Leather Framei 6xl0 size.
Was 81. Now ..............S $3.50
Cigarette Boxes, OF metal.
Were 81. Now soc
Smoking Set. Was $3.50.
Eew ....,.......... $3.50
4 Clolsonne Smoking Sets, OF 3
pieces. Were $l.15. Now. &c
FuhMEs AND
SMoKING ACCESSORIES
AISLE 5, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Housewares Reduced

If 8-day Kitchen Wall Clocks;
imported. Were 50 So. Now SI.75
Wrought Iron Finish Fireplace
Bellowsj imported. Were $3.50
WOW ..,,............ ........ Sl.OO
3 Imported Brass Finish Fire
place Bellows. Were Sc Now 81
9 3-piece Imported Stainless
Carving Sets, of Shefield steel
Slightly imperfect. Were s495.
NOW .-.s.,.... s..'... -. 80
% Imported Sawedge Bread
Knives, with stainless steel
blades and colored handles.
Were 81 IS. Now SOC
12 Long g-handle Dust Pan and
Brush Sets, in blue. Were 75c
NOW ...... ...........-.'. -. 4oc
28 Sets Coat Hangers TO set.
Were 60c. Now 15c
81 packages Dixie Lunch Cups.
Were l0c. Now -. ........... &c
38 Nickel-plated Cork Screws,
with colored handles; imported.
Were 30c. Now 15c
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Rugs Greatly Reduced

8 Seamless Administer Rugs, in
new designs and coloTlngS.
9Xl2 size. Special. .Sl9.55
4 High Grade Seamless Amin
ster Rugs. eXl2 size. Were
S45. Now ............S S28.75
4 s.3x1O.6 High-Grade Seamless
Administer Rugs, Were $50 so.
NOW .......... ........ SS3. 30
i Seamless Administer Rug, 6x9
size. Was S275O. Now SI6.95
Larchmont wilton Rug. 6x9
size. Was S62.50. Now $3.50
j Larchmsnt Wilton Rug.
l0.6X13.6 size. Was Sl45.
/ AnEIo-Fersian Wilton Rug;
,0.6Xl3.6. was s202. so.
8 Fine Quality Chinese Rugs.
l. size 5xs. Was $50;
NOW ..,... '''..:. .''' so5;1J
!; size 3x6 Was S67 so.
!: size 2.6x5. Was $3.50.
i Oriental Runner. 3.7xii,4
size. Was S65. Now. $3.50
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Junior Misses Shoes Reduced

pairs Silver Kid Evening Slip
persi sizes IA 51a; A g.; q 2Ia,
3, C 4, 4la, 5. Were $3.50 pair
II NSx 0sirs r.,:n. iiih; Leather One. stsas -
6ia; q 2ia, ). 1, ia, 8, ga,
Were $3.50 pair. Now. IS
II pairs Chiidren's Black Elk High
shoes; sizes 3 8 to II; c ga, 0,
10, l012. II; D pa, l0ia, II;
z ga O. ioh. Were 81 pair.
pairs Children's Black Elk Hirh
Shoes sizes 3 s to 8; C6 7, ia;
D 6Ia. Were $3.50 pair. Now .si.sS
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Musette Radio, S39.5o
Vas $3.50

W as y65.5O
l Musette Radio, six-tube, cabi-
net model
,9-tube Majestic Radio. cabi-
n ! m d i. W S $l4950.
NOW ..''....: :..... Hllu
7-tube PhilcO Radio, cabinet
model. Was SIPS. Now. .S69.50
Atwater Kent Radio. cabinet
model. Was $$l39 20. Now. $3.50
Direct Current Atwater Kent
Radio, table MODEL. Was $7450.
w" ..'...'. Hoo'DH
9-tube Philco Radio, cabinet
model Was Sl4950. Now. $3.50
l S-tube Bosch Radio, cabinet
model. Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
l Victor Radio, cabinet model.
Was S9l so. Now W.........S $3.50
Philco Combination Radio and
Electrola. Was sll8 Now, S69.50
holster S-tube EadiO. Was
S97 so. Now .............S5 $50. 80
General Electric Combination
9-tube Superheterodyne and
Electrola. Was 1905 so. Now, s125
Eastman Protector. Was
StCO. NOW ..,....,.,.....S Sl65
RADIO GALLERIES
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Sterling Silver
Greatly Reduced

4s Pieces, in Gilbert Stuart
8 Knives, were s275 each. Now
S1.5O. IA Forks, were 1925 each
Now S1.25. 20 Salad Forks,
were $3.50 each Now 81. 6
Tablespoons, were $3.50 each.
Now S1.25.
other Sterling and Pewterware
Greatly Reduced
3 Pieces of Sterling: l vase,
damaged; 2 compotes. dam
aged. engraved with letter
S. Were 1896 each. Now 50.
1 pairs Tall Sterling Candle
sticks, damaged; some engraved.
Were So 95 pair. Now 50. pairs;
were $40 pair. Now S.
6 Pewter Lamps were $l2 80
each. Now ...... .......... NJ. %
50 pieces of Pewter, damaged:
25, were SOC piece Now 35c
rs. were 81 piece. Now Sec
SILvERwARE, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
F1annelette Paiamas, CSC

Specially Priced for Thursday
100 Boys and two piece pajamas; sizes 4 to 18.
BoysH Heavy Boys
sip-oyeIr STYLE mSsty HOs7 sney patterns sizes
s. spsf 0 sGHais se Ga pairs Sp sogs and YOUTHS
sweze medu col
weight; all wool sizes 2s sizes IA to IL Were
.45c
THE BOYS STORE FOURTH FLOOR
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Woollen Frocks, S2.95

Woollen Frocks in one and two piece STYLES In
dark and bright shades Several of all-over en-
broidered wool crepe.
8 Smocks, in straghtlne
style with inverted Rayon Frocks in dark
sieev.s a. paSH any Iiotls iI prints with long
l blue rayon, size 42 sleeves. Some with
natural pongee. size contrasting trimming.
size a. AS is Were Broken sizes Were
As5 and $295. Now 95c S295. Now .S145
HOME FRoCKs THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Novelty Jewelry, CSC Pas $50

125 smart necklaces and earrings.
2-3-pieee French Enamel Toilet
Sets one in pink and one in
blue. Were Sls. Now. ......sI2
2 Kiddies' 3-piece French Enamel
Toilet Sets; one in pink and one
IN blue. Were $40. Now..,S
] Real Amethyst Quartz and
F1orentine Silver Cboker. Was
81. Now ,..................S
l Real Lapis and F1srentine
SILVER BTzcele Was 81.
NOW ..ss...-..'. '.......- .s9.O0
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE S, FIRST F
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Boys Overcoats, s6.75

81 Au-Wool OVercoaS sizes to g. Brown mixtures
go pairs Long Trousers for boys
sizes
caly priced ............S295 to 6 Reduced So rs
THE Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1931-12-30

s Florentine Silver Necklaces.
Were s6. Now.
Twisted Metal Chokers; 2 sill
yer. ! gold. Were Sl4. Now. $40
Pairs of Real Carnelian and
Florentine Silver Earrings. Were
60 NOW 30
2 Msrcasite Clips. Were $40.
NOV ..s...s 30
Real Carnelian and Florentine
Silver Brace elets. Were Sc.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Feather Goose Pillows, s2.95
Specially Priced

s0 covered with fine feaherproof ticking zlx27n SIZE
BEDDING, Sixth FLOOR
Maple Grove Candy Introductory Boxes.
ReduCeQ TO - ''''' = WV
CANDIES AISLE Il, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Foundations, s2.95

Foundations, 9Z'7o
We're IS TO SIS
u Foundation Garments; STEP
ms and side-hook girdles. Sizes
in foundation garments, 80, 35,
3S and 40. Sizes in girdles, 2s,
81 and "a
Debevoise Corsettes, of satin
figured brocade and Jersey for
the average figure, and Of pink
broche with inner supporting
belt. Sizes "a, 40, AZ, A and
49,: Were $3.50. Now :. 81; ;95
3 Woodthrop One-piece Founda-
tlons Of beige lace over net.
Sizes SO and 80. Were $40.
SIM Imported Elastic. st:p.in s0'f IN
l6-inch length. Sizes % and
20. Were 500. Now. $50. .SS.55
L. BaGkless Evening Bandesuxo
OF SIX or net. Were $3.50
to $3.50. Now. w..............SI
TnpcU-c Ly
Evening star., 1931-12-30

300 Dozen Swantex Toilet
Paper: 1000 sheets to the roll.
3 Upper = top Rubber lined
Travelling Bags. We're $l.75.
wv al
Rubber-lined Travelling Bags.
Were $3.50. Now. 75c
25 Rubber-lined Travelling Bags,
with wash cloths. Were Csc
!VJM ........... l5C
4 Fitted Rubber lined Travel
ing Bags. Were So. Now. "a
ToILETRIEs, AISLE Is
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1931-12-30
Marouisette Curtains Special CSC pr.
Furniture Greatly Reduced

] Priscilla SewinE Cabinet;
solid walnut. Was $40
Now .....-.... 500
] Butterfly Table; walnut-and-
gum. Was S22 so. Now ... SIG
] Bedroom Bench: mahogany
anG-Eum. Was $3.50.
Now ............... $3.50
i End ] a h 2, with magazine
basket. Solid mahogany top.
Was s675. Now ........ SI.S5
j Duncan Phyfe Coffee Table;
solid mahogany top. Was
$3.50. Now ............. $50
top Was Sl6.50. Now. S1I 80
] Cedar Chests natural flnish.
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
j End Table, with shelf; solid
mahogany top. Was SO.
Now ............... -S5.15
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

prove 1t he points to his article in
-Astronomische Nachrichten." OF
Oct. %. 1922. The title OF that ar
ticle is New Theory Of the Aether.'
and a subtitle explains that IL
deals with the discovery or the
cause or magnetism and OF a re-
markable connection between mag
netism and universal gravitatbon."
Il Found the Error"
Finding the error In Einstein's
theory was a tough job, the captain
admits.
BY persistence. however" he
goes on to explain. IL finally sue
Ceeded in Einstein's own special
field. so that he and the other rela-
twists are now required 10 learn
correct physical mathematics from
an old fashioned disciple Of New
ton"
That disciple. Of course is See.
See has done considerable work
In the field OF astronomy. He's 60
ing on S. now. was a brilliant stu
dent at college, studied in Berlin.
organized the department of astron-
omy in the University Of Chicago,
helped build the Yerkes Observa-
tory and observed stars at Lowell
Observatory in Flagstaff. Ariz., I'M
til he went into the navy.
He was professor OF mathematics
and was stationed at the Naval OBJ
servatory at Washington for a time
until he was transferred to take
charge Of the Mare Island Observa-
tory. Now he's preparing To take
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09

after having bagged a relief fund
OF ss3.077 in his two-week circuit OF
Texas and Oklahoma.
The erstwhile Oklahoma cowboy
bartered his harbs here last night 10
"a thrung OF home folks for sac
500, the largest single pot OK his tour.
OF that amount. SCI 900 came from
the seat sale and $4,000 from fines
OF 500 each assessed against 90
Tulsans by the humorist. VIII him
self gave "a check for $3.50 and Frank
Philips, B~artleSville oil man. did
likewise. making up the balance.
Rogers was scheduled for three
engagements In Arkansas today. at
Fayetteville, Rogers and Fort Smith.
he plans to give a performance al
Little Rock Tuesday night and 70
fly wednesday 10 Fort Worth. Tex
as enroute To Hollywood 10 begin
work on q new picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-09
Sleepy Feeling After
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