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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-09
W. c. T. u
Is Organized
In Mission

MISSION, Oct. g. A Branch
chapter OF the Nations Women's
Temperance was organized here
this week, with Mrs. Tillie whitman
as president.
Mrs. Cecil Faris Of this city was
elected as vice president, Mrs J.
TripSon, secretary.
The NcAllen w. G. T. u. was
present and assisted in ~perfectfhg
the organization.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Tryor president OF the
McAllen organization officiated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-09
PLAY is

PLAY IS /.
SUCCESSFUL
The Old District School," pre-
Sented by a group Of Elsa DeoDls
Friday Tor the free entertainment
was a success. A large crowd was in
attendance. Mrs. Lyman Hobbs, OF
Eocouch and Mrs. MI. G. Unzicke- Of
Elsa gave readings. Guitar muse
and songs were furnished by two
Weslaco boys and several boxing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-09
Identification
OF FL Jardin
CAMPUS Planned

w. II. Huffman and Mrs. G. T..
Hunter, members OF the beautifi-
cation committee Of the FL Jardin
PIT. A. met Thursday wit G..
Reimer. landscape artist. to study
plans for the further beautifica-
ton Of the school grounds. Native
shrubs are to be used wherever
possible and the students are to
assistin the planting.
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Elsa
AUXILIARY MEETS
WITH MPG MILLER

AUXILIARY MEETS
WITH MRS. MILLER
The Circle Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary met Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. @. o. Miller. Two WIS.,
tors. Mrs. Todd. and Mrs. Davis, to-
gether with eight members were
present. The lesson study was led
by Mrs. L. E. Stanfield. An invita-
ton from the Harrington Presbyterian
Auxiliary was read. and also an in
vitation from the Edinburg Presby-
terrain Auxiliary.
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OCCASION
OF chill + r

vi OI4ALD4NLAN !
Mrs. Joe Downey and Mrs. j. +.
Galloway entertained Saturday from
three to five with a party at TIE
Downey home, honoring Neal Gallo
way and Lily Mae Downey. who
celebrated their fifth birthdays. a
color scheme Of pink and white was
carried out in the floral decoration.
refreshments and favors. Many
lively children's games were PLAYED
on the lawn <After which the BIRTH
day gifts wefe opened and refresh
ments served. Two birthday cakes.
each with five little candles decoTat-
ed the center OF the table. while
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faTors OF candy dolls were given "a
each little guest. Twenty-four were
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-09

matches were held. the next enter
tsinment will be sponsored by The
American Legion.
JOLLY BIDDERS
ENTERTAINED
The Jolly Bidders Bridge club was
entertained Saturday al the home
Of Mrs. A. p. Miller. The floral de-
coration Of queens wreath. cannss
and zinnias ~artistically arranged,
made a lovely setting for the two
tables OF players. AT the close or the
games. IL was found that Mrs. IL. \.
Wilson. had won high score. while
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Weslaco
METHODIST CIRCLE
MEETS


Circle two of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society met Monday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Fred
Robertson with % present. Mrs. w.
j. Bach. chairman. presided during
the business session. The new study
OF THE Challenge Of Change" was
taken up. with Mrs. Robertson as
leader. AS means of introduction
Mrs. c. T. Brown gave "A Report of
Congress" Mrs. G. B. Kirgan gave
an interesting paper on The New
World" Mrs. w. j. Bach assisted
Mrs. Robertson in giving the lesson.
The next meeting, which will be
social, will be at the home OF Mrs.
+. w. Glass. The hour of meeting
has been changed from $3.50 TO
800.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-09
LLANO GRANDE
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. II. L. StebbinS was hostess
to the Llano Grande bridge club.
Zinnias and bird OF paradise were
used in the attractive decorations.
High core favor was presented to
Mrs. NJ. j. Hannah and low to Mrs.
T. w. Glass.
A two course luncheon was served
TO Mesdames M. J. Hannah, Carl
Schwedes. ". r. Meyers. c. I. Hav-
en-. I. w. Glass. r. c. Waters. G.
Lester Skaggs. Clell Solether, j. A.
Knapp. R. A. Rowland, H. Raymond
Mills.
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MRS. ROHR NEW
Union PRESIDENT

The Baptist w. NJ. U. met Mon
day afternoon at the church in
reAsllar session. The retiring pres
iddk Mrs. H. T. Hudson turned
the meeting over to the new pres
ident. Mrs. II. J. Rehr. She appoint
ed the new chairmen for the circles
for the coming year. 1t was an
nounced that the circles would meet
next Monday as follows: Lottie
Moon Circle with Mrs. w. L. Wag-
ers, Leigh Circle with Mrs. r. z.
CLARK. Compere Circle with Mrs. M.
L. Dew, ST..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-09

South Africa's record gold pro-
duction in 1880 Is continuing this
year.
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ANNUAL
PARTY PLANNED

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
Monday afternoon at the church
for their regular business meeting.
Mrs. Raymond Witt. president was
in charge Of the meeting. Mrs. w.
II. Baxter. Sr.. gave the devotional.
Roll call was answered by 81 mem
bers. Several items Of business was
taken up and discussed. Reports
were given by the circle chairmen.
Other reports were also given. It
was decided TO have the annual
Christmas party on December l4th
at the home of Mrs. w. L. Shep-
herd.
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CLUB TO HAVE
FAIR EXHIBIT


The Llano Grande Home DEM
onstration club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. w. II. Hoge with
Mrs. j. L. Sutton. president in
charge. Miss GLADYS Bowling. coun-
" demonstration. was present. Roll
call was answered with efficiency
work. The club decided TO try to
have an exhibit at the Harrington
fair. Mrs John Crawford. council
delegate. gave a report. Miss Dowl-
ing gave a very INTERESTING talk
about the future clnb work OF the
county. She also announced that
she would give a demonstration at
the city hall on the 3rd Tuesday
for the three weslaco clubs. Re-
freshments were served bv the hos
tess to about 20. Mrs. John Gound
gave her name as a new member.
CLrT7 MEETS WITH
MRS. WATERS
Mrs. r. Newell Waters was hostess
last week TO the Study club, with
Mrs. Carl Moeller as leader. Inter
esting napers were given bv Mes
DANES w. r. Barbee. Carl Schwedes.
". C. Thomson and w. r. Powell.
A delicious ice course was served to
20 members
GLASGOW. Scotland. has a cam
paign against women smoking in
theatres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

covered m tapestry.
I walnut Hanging Rook
Shelf. OuGInaiiy s.. Nov SOS
l Red Decorated Book Cabinet.
Originally $40. Now SIS
Is Decorated Card Tables in
green and yellow, or red and
yellow. originally - 30
Now ..... ..,.......-.. .N-.4o
/ Green Chintz Cloth Boudoir
Chair. Originally $25.
Now ..-...........-.. $40
/ Pink Cretonne Boudoir Chair:
Originally Sl9.75 Now S9.15
I Green Chintz ChaiSe Tongue.
Originally s27.50. Now Ali.13
1 HiEh-Back wing Rocker,
chintz covered. OriFina!ly
$50 Now ...-........... NJ ~
1 Mahogany 3/3 Metal Bed.
single size Originally i22 50
Now ......... ...,... ~ .'A
/ Mahogany "a Metal Bed.
single size OriEinsliv s32 50
/ Blu. Decorated Metal bed,
single size. Originally i32 -
1 VA Walnut Metal Red, WINDSOR
type Single size. Orisinally
Sle.75. Now ,.....-.... ~. -
/ Mahogany 4l6 Double Size
Metal Bed. Originally SlJ.75.
1 ma Mahogany 40 Metal Bed.
Double size. Originally Sl9.15.
Now ............. 49,. 81 -
1 Green Chest of Drawers.
ORIGINALLY SAT so Now. $3.50
] Green Dresser. Originally $50.
Now ....-.......... ,...-.. N22 90
/ GRAY and Blue Decorated
Dresser. originally S4a
Now ..........- SSi. -
1 NapIs Low Chest Of Drawers,
OriElnallv ses. Nov. S32. 81
1 Pink Decorated Crib. OrIgl-
rally S3S. Nov 812,I5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Living-Room Suite, S95
Originally sos

I Two-piece Suite, sofa al
Walnut and Gum Buffet. Sc
inches Ions. OrleIns lily O.,
Now ..................... Sou
I Solid MAHOGANY Colo |
Buffet. Originally ST.
Nov ................. S32 50
l solid MAHOGANY LivinE-room
Table. Originally $32 %. s,x
Now .....,........... Nlo
l Mahogany finish Windso
Rocker with high back.
Originally s25. Now 80. Sll.55
! Mahogany and Gum Butterfly
Table. Originally STATS.
1 Green Gree Buffet for small dining
room or e k ( a t-room:.
ORIGINALLY $50. Now &C.. .S1I.55
2 Solid MahoEany-top Gate-leE
Tables. Orcinaily S35.
Now SlG.;S
1 LivinE-room Chair, upholstered
IN tapestry. ciub-type chair.
ORIGINALLY SOS Now .... $40
] LivinE-room Chair, with velour
cover Originally SS2 so
/ Maho9any and Gum Living
Room Table. Originally SO
Now ...-............. ......-. $40
/ Candle Smoking Stand. OTlEl-
nally 500 Now 80. ~
/ Sol d Mahogany Magazine
Rack. Originally $3.50.
Now ........,.... SS.5O
Solid Walnut Magazine Rack.
originally SO. NoW.......Sl.5O
/ Solid Mahogany Coffee Table.
Originally SIS. Now. go. $50
] Green and Brown X n
Porch Chair. Originally
SIS 5n Now ............... ~
I Walnut and Gum Dining
Room Table. ORIGINALLY $50;
Now ......... $3.50
Z Colonial Maple Breakfast
Room Table, drop-lsaf style,
Originally 225 Nov ...., S9.15
FupN1ruRE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Toys Reduced

AH-ScreenPd Combination
PLAYHOUSE and Sand Box, size
4fXi4X54 inches. Was S25.
Now .................... $40 so
. Garden Green sand Boxes,
3X3 feet, complete with UNI
brella Were Sl450 Now $40
Large Sail Boat, slightly dam
aged Was $40 Now Sc. 80
Ocean Liners. Were 50 so
NOW -,....---. ........... 81;
Were $40 Now ~. - 80
AIOvinE Picture Machine. was
S25. Now j.. .......... s.
HorSmsn Dolls, attractlvelv
dressed Slightly Soiled We're
IS, Now ...-........, 50 -
Sea Flame Lanterns. Were
SOC NOW -. ,............... 35c
boxes Sea Flame. We're 81
each. Now .............jOc
TOYS. FOrRTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Sanitary Aprons and
Belts, special, 25c

36 Flesh rubber sanitary
aprons. 36 flesh elastic sani-
taTy belts, in medium and
large sizes.
is RAyon Satin Garter Belts.
with wide back and front elias
tic inserts. Were 50. Now SIPS
81 Painted Metal Five-section
Utility Boxes Were SOC.
Now ....... ......... sc
Is Glazed Chintz Wardrobe
BagS-to hold & garments.
Were 81. Now ..,.....-.... 1Sc
NoT1ONs, AIsLEs 81 AND %
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Printed Silks, 81 yard

" PTF 5I,3o. JE.oU J0TH
$50 wards of MallinScn's
Truhu and other Printed
Silks, light and dark grounds.
$50 Remnants of Printed Crepe
in lengths Of !. to yards,
Were Si.65 to SO each Now 1ic
as Yards AIl-Silk Serge for sports
wear Was sl65. Now. . SIPS
m yards Pure-dye Crepe de
Chine; aquamarine and eggShell,
Was Sl65 ward. Now. 81 yard
Silks, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Rugs Greatly Reduced

9x12 Basketweave Fiber Rugs.
Were Sl0.95. Now. Ss.9S
24x36 Super Quality Washable
Chenille Rugs. Were $685..
NOW .......,... MID
3x6 Plain-color Rag Rug with
chintz-efect border. Was 81.
Now 81, 81
xxi Finest Quality MoUrZourk
Rugs. Were 1915. Now S5.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

1 Antique GOId-Finish Adjusts-
BILE Floor Lamp, bell shape
with silk shade. Was $50;
Now ............... SO
I Antique Pewter Table Lamp
Sh E. panel chintZ, silk
lined. Was SIS. Now. SIS
2 Antique Bronze Finish Metal
Table Lamps, 3-light candle
with metal shade. Were ~.
NOW flo
1 Colonial Oil Pot Table Lamp,
steel finish and metal oil pot.
Two-llsht style. Was sl3 so.
NOW ......-....... .A4'0u
Carr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Printed Cotton
Frocks. $1.95 V'ere 1928

10 Printed Cotton Frocks.
IN sleeveless style with
pique collar.
10 Printed and Colorrd Silk
FrnckS. Wero $40 Now 81 rs
6 Printed Cotton Frocks. with
short sleeves Were 81 IS.
Now - ......' SI4s
HOME FRocKs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

1 pxI2 Delart Fiber Rug. Was
1878. Now .$13.95
2 9x12 Crex Grass Rugs. Were
1895. Now S6.95
1 Crex De Luxe Rugs, size 8xl0.
Were $3.50. Now. .. .S6.95
I 20X30 Fancy Oval Rush Rug.
Special ................. Doc
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Initial Box Paper, Sc

Uere 75c BOe
100 boxes of Imported
Parchment Paper, with cut
out initials and lining Of
envelopes in colors. Initials
in lot: 3. c. f. p. G H. K,
L, NJ. n, o. P. r. S. r, w.
IL Card Table Covers IN black,
r. m m q in green or red,
damaeed Were 81 Now 6Sc
STATIONERY. AISLE 2,
FIRST FLOOR
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Pongee Costume Slips
CSC Were SI.45

Is Costume Slips. tailored
with hem at the bottom.
10 Lace -trimmed Costume Slips
Of silk crepe, in silhouette style.
We're 50 95. Now SI95
COSTUME SLIPS
THIPn EIOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

I Vanity Kodak Set. Was 1ls.
4tOH. -........s......N $40
Cine. Kodak. model B. Was
y83. Now ....-... ..-. $3.50
Cine Kodak. model BIB. was
10, NOW ......... ..,.... $50
KodaScope, model c. was
t60. Now ..-.....-....... SIS
Kodak, No l A, series 2 was
IL. Now .-.,... -........-...... $3.50
KoDAKs, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Travelling Goods

Woman's Fitted Case. Was
S51 30. Now ............ S3i.15
Woman's Hat Box. was SOS
Now -. six
Womsn's Suit Case. Was ;25.
Now " SIX
Fitted Toilet Case. Was IS
2i-inch Tweed suit Case, as
Is Was Sc 50. Now ..... Sc
! steamer Dress Trunk, "as is.
Was $3.50 Now 81
Steamer Robe. Was $40
Now ......... ......... $40
Auto Robe. Was $40. Now Sl0
steamer Robe. Was SIS.
TRAVELLING Goops,
FOvrRTH FrOOF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Pajamas and Robes
$4.45 We're S5.95

2 Pajamas in two and three
piece styles of printed silk
and shantung 4 tailored
robes. prints and plain colors.
z PajamaS of checked rayon
tsfeta. in one-pIece STYLES.
Were $40. Now. .S3.95
3 Printed Satin and Crepe Pa
iamas, in one-piece styles; two
models with coats. Were $3.50
Now ...,........... S1.95
4 Tai lOred Silk NeEliseeS.
Were $3.50. Now S1.95
. Imported Coolie Coats, OF
white georgette with colorful
printed designs. Were $3.50.
NOW .....,.-.-. ..,.,..--.. S9.9J
NFCT Tc-rc TtTrpn IT, nnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
LAMBS andShades Reduced
~ ~ - &S~~ ~
All Soiled or Damage

Blue and Gold Pottery Table
Lamp and Shade. Was sl3 50.
Now ......,........ ~
Two-lieht Enamel Boudoir
Floor Lamp with adjustable
sockets. ivory and rose. Was
$3.50. Now ..,.........S $3.50
Antique BronZe-Finish Bridge
Lamp. Was $3.50. Now. 50
Ivory Table Lamp and shade
size. Was Sc. so. Now. -. s.
Antique Green and Silver
Metal TorchiereS with green
glass globes. Were s32:50,
Now ...,...,........,....S1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

% One-piece Atwood Bathing
70 Boys and Youths Polo shirts
OF oxford and broadcloth.
plain colors and white Sizes
1917 to 49,. Were 81.
Now ................... III"
20 BOYS PaiamaS in plain
colors and one and two piece
STYLES. sizes TO u. Were
81 SIS and 81. NoW....SllO
an Rows Cricket and Jersey
Puliover Sweaters in patterned
effects. All wool. Sizes S 10
ia Were 80 o5 and 81 %.
Now ...-..,....... Al'f'
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLooF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Morning Uniforms
$1.95 Were S2.95

7 Pin-stripe Uniforms, green
with white collar and long
sleeves: in blue chambray
with short sleeves.
Is white Lawn Morning Aprons,
with hlhS and straps Were 81
each, Now .. ..... SAe
s Nurses Fine white PopIin
Uniforms. Were 81 as Now 81 .95
UNIFORMS. THIRD FLOOR,
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Printed Rayon Crepes
Reduced One Half and More

$50 Remnants Of printed Rayon Crepes lengths
~ Yards
SIS Remnants of Cotton Dress Goods in lengths OF yards
Reduced 4 and more.
COTTON DRESS GOODS, SECOND FLooA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

N6A kttIItS DID IT NIIIS pan
- Hendrix Bird CAGES and
stands in red or green.
Special. complete ...... 81 %
&c Sheet Iron Frying Pans with
green handles. Were 23c.
NOW .....s..... w
30 Heavy Galvanized Buckets,
i2-quart size. Pals with bail
handles. Were 45c, Now . 25o
- Bathroom Stools with Pearl
tex tops Assorted colors.
Were S295. Now. .... Sl.95
so Step-on Lift-top Garbage
Pals for kitchen use. Green
and blue. Were Csc. Now. SOC
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

IS Composition Waste Pare
Baskets. hoxagon and octagon
shapes. Were 75c. Now i5c
IS Four-piece Ivory Canister
Sets. Were 81 Now ...-... SOC
r. Medium Sized Sanette Kitchen
Garbage Pals with step-on
lid IL in blue, and IL IN
green. Were S2.75. Now Sl.65
10 Large Sized Sanette Kitchen
Garbage Pals i'll blue. We're
IS. Now ..............,.. . S?;63
500 Rolls Of Good Quality Toilet
Tissue Special for Friday
the dozen ,......,......'.. 1Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Gift Wares Reduced

All slightly soilfd or damaged.
Rose and Ivory Dressing Table
and Bench. Was Ss5. Now. $40
Chest of Drawers. Was $50.
Nov ........... SEQ
! Mirror Plaque. Was SIS:
Pair Alabsster Book Ends.
Were IS. Now 81
l Green Portable Table Lamp.
was Sc so Now. --... .-.. So
SoapStone Vase, hand carved.
Was $3.50 Now. 50
Mahogany Boxes. Were IS.
GTErs SErrNrH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Boys'BathingSuit Specials 20

s plain colors. Sizes 8 to II.
4S Bows and Youths Sport.
shirts in plain coiors. and
novelty effects Sizes - ana
a. neck. Were $3.50.
NOW ...,...s 49,. ", -
& Button-On BlouSeS for small
boys In plain colorS and nov
city patterns Sizes 4 and :.
Were 81. Now .......... SOC
A. Rovs' cotton Jersey sweaters,
sizes E. 3, 10. We're 81 Is
Now ..-....... ....-....-. ..... ~
~ small Rows Union Suits Of
rroSs-har material with but
tors around the waist SIZE
4 Were 75c, Now ......, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
1909 Pieces of Imported
Decorated Dinnerware
Reduced

II China CUPS and
SaucerS. Were 81 IS.
Now ........... foC
3 China Covered Dishes.
Were $3.50. Now SI.50
IL Doulton Soup Plates.
Were 81. Now. 81
Is China Covered Dishes.
Special .......S 81
IL DoultOn China Side
Dishes. Were 81.
ss neI'ish Porcelain
Soup Plates. Special SC
1856 nEliS h Porcelain
Tie Plates. Special. sc
IL China Cream Soups
md Saucers. Were
S1.95. Now. .S1.25
3 China S auce Dishes.
Were 30c. Now. 15c
2 China Oatmeal S1ucers.
Were soc. Now CSC
il China After Dinner
Cups and Saucers.
Were 75c. Now 35c
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Etchings, Pictures
and Prints, Csc

70 EtChln2S, y Q 0 z 7 :,
nursery subjects prints OF
dogs. Were Sl75 each.
2 EnEravingS Of Presidents.
Were $3.50 Now ..-..-. S1.2S
IL Framed Pictures. Special, 35c
Picture, hand coiored n OIL,
Was 81 Nov ...--.... II
. Original Wood Cuts. We're
5275 Nov ..-... ... 81 81
& Baby Pictures. We're 81 Is.
Nov .-... ..,..-...-. 80
6 Bedroom Subjects. Were 80.
Nov ..-. -..... 81. -
Imported Kindergsrten STUDY.
Was $40 Now ......... $3.50
CoIorcd Subject, "Wisteria.
Was $3.50 Nov .........-. S.. 30
D-r----rc e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Aluminium Waterless
Cooking Utensils Special 81

$50 Extra Thick "a Gauge Aluminium Waerless Cooking
Utensils saucepans sizes, stock pots casseroles con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Bee Line Golf Clubs
$3.50 Were $3.50

$3.50 We're $3.50
Wright & Ditson Bee Line
Golf Clubs, n GLIDING 2
Driving Irons, ! No. 3 Iron,
Putter and ! Niblick.
Wright 4 Ditson KrO-flite
PutterS We're IS so. Now 500
kroSdon Mid-iron. Was So so.
Now Observation-Disclosures. So -
] WriEht 4 DitSen Brassie and
Spoon. Were Sl2 so each.
Each Wright Ditson Driver
and spoon. We're $50 each.
Golf BaE. Was S22. 50.
NarraEanSctt seventy" Ten
mis- Rackcts. Were SIP 50. Now S5
Gold star Tennis Racket.
Was SIS. Now. .-...-.. ...- 81
Girls liver Johnson Bicycle;
small SIC. Was 1872 81
Now .... .. S13SO
SPORTING GoODS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Candy pecial---67c pound

A good assortment, specially priced.
Week End Candy Special pounds of our de
licouS homemade candies. .................9 IS
CANDIES AISLE IA. FIRST FLOOR:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11
Radios Reduced

Floor WbieS
IFhilco Baby Grand; all
electric Seven-tube m o q = !.
Was $50 Now .......... $40. 80
/ MuSette: all-elCctriC SlA-
tube model. Was SOS 50.
R. {. 4. No. 81; nne-tuhe
superheterodyne model. Was
1909 Nov ,; Nlt9.@o
Scren-tube mode. Was $9l so.
Nov .-...-.... S69.5O
Bosch EiEht-tuhe All-eicctric
Radio. Was $3.50 Now N;3
Philco LowboN; al-electrlc.
Scven-tube model. Was $l28,
Nov ................. sos
PhilcO LOwbOyj al-cleCtrC.
NiHe-tube model. Was $40 so.
Now ......-. .,..-.. ..- 81 II 50
holster Kt3 Radio; all-olectric.
EiCht-tubc model. Was $50 SO
Nov .,..... ............S SCI
RADIO GALLERIES,
Fourth FLOOR.
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THIRD Floor.
Pyra1in Combs
Special Csc

80 White Pyralin Combs,
fine and coarse teeth.
81 Boxes OF Nina Guest Soar in
colored boxes. 3 cakes in the
box. Special. ....... 1Oc box
ToILETRIES. AISLE is
FIRST FLOOR,
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I ailored Marqu isette
Curtains Sbecial95c pair

100 Good Quality Marqusette Curtains tailored
with wide hens In ivory and ecru,
35 Pairs of Cottage Curtains with coored hglres.
Upper and lower sash style Special, the set. 81
Remnants of Voiles, Marquisette, CretOnnes, and
others-greatly reduced for clearance.
DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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22S English Porcelain
Tea Plates. Special. &c
so English Porcelain
Breakfast Plates.
Special .......loc
90 English Porcelain
Dinner Plates.
Special ............l2 c
II EngIiSh Porcelain
Sauce Boats.
Special 35e
. English Porcelain Tea
Pots. Special 35c
IL China Meat Dishes,
l2-inch. Special. SOC
10 China Meat Dishes,
i6-inch. Special. 81
100 Porcelain After Din
ner Cups and Saucers.
Special ........... &c
50 French China Coffee
Cups and Saucers.
Special .......3 So
200 Tea Cups and
Saucers. Special. .15c
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LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Coats and Ensembles, $3.50
We're SI6.50
Foundation Garnents,$2.95

H'ere IS to SIS
. Foundation Garments, including girdles and
corset hrasseres in Woodthrop, ". & L. Spe
cia De Revoise and Lily ot France makes.
C,irdle sizes: u, n, 3, "a and So Corsetbras-
sere sizes: -, a, 60, 81, So 49, 40, AZ and a.
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR
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Broadcloth Shirts Special $ '09

% pairs Mems Tan and Black Cali. Brown and avn Xix
and Black and Tan Scotch Grain ONiords Straight wing
and mecca sin stcs Rubber and leather oleS also leather
solcs with spikes Arnold GovcGrp ONiords IN the lot
sizes to II; B to IL to II; d 81 TO IL t o. o<
:. s. s. = o 81, TO- l0I2 II.
Pairs Sports oxford Of white elk with black or 39wn
calf trim buck with black rubber soe6 WING
plain straight tip styles Ieathor and ru0ofG Soe
T. g. a12, 1912; !. g. g. 81 TO- lOi7 ~
D T. ia 10 lO's. Were $40 to $3.50 Now.'..'$AfS
THE MEMS STORE, FLOOR.
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Rayon and Cotton
Pajamas, St.a5
We're SI.95 to So

10 Pajamas; Il pairs OF
Pajamas OF broadcloth or
figured wolfe. Sizes 80
and 40. 7 pairs OF Rayon
Pajamas in pastel shades.
Size 10.
s Rayon Gowns, in pastels; size
is. Were S2.95. Now. 81 .95
is Short Skirts of rayon fat
crepe: trimmed with lace. Sizes
IS and 81. Were 81. Now. 75c
n Philippine Handmade and
nd-embr Oidercd Gowns. Sizes
"a, Is, Is and II. Were 81 as
COTTON UNpERWEAR
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Kodaks Reduced

FOURTH FLOOR.