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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-14

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que gasta su diminuta renta en-
dar sopa boba a todos los ham,
brientos Y holgazanes de la iu-
risdicci6n; en- sacar de piIa a
cuantos ninos nacen en-. sus Es-
tGdOS; en- regular sabanas, can
tareras y sartenes a las mozas
que logran casarse, y en- otras
rarezas por ell estilo!... icon ra-
ION la pusieron..., creo que en-
Madrid. ell mote de la Pr6diga!
-Pues, amigo..., ieso que ha-
&c ahora la Marquesa no es des-
ell j6ven,-
sino emplear muy santamente
ell dinero! Principle a explicar
la Influenza de tai mujer en-
la comarca... iHace mucho item
pc que vive en- el cortiio?
-Hara tres aho&..
La gaceta., 1931-06-26
BOXEO
Ell EXPRESO DE FARGO
VENCIO AL TORITO AR
GENTINO

New York, JUNO 26.-En ell
noveno asalto, Billy Petrolle, ell
Expreso de Fargo, puso termi,
no temporal a las aspiraciones
de Justo Suarez, el Torito argen
tino, que deseaba llevarse para
su pals la corona de peso lige-
70, poniendolo q dormir.
AL minute y 81 segundos del
noveno, Suarez, debilitado por'
ell tremendo ataque que sufrie-
ra por ell cuerpo, cay6 bajo una
serie de izquierdas y derechas,
completando la labor una dere-
cha por la quijada que lie hizo
caer entire las sogas. Cuando lie
fueron contados los diez segu,,-
dos ell argentine tenia una rodi-
liza sobre la Iona y aparentemen-
tie Sc hallaba imposibilitado de
incorporates.
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

prendio en- Londres para ilse a
Russia detras de I'm cantante
ltalano muy famoso; que en-
Madrid do mucho que hablar
con dos d~iplomaticos, con Ell c6-
lebre torero T.. y con un Minis
tro de Fomento muy j6ven y sa,
blo' que Sc vohi5 loco por ella,
que rumbosa y altiya como los
hombres, nunca admiti6 de sus
eorteJos regalo alguno, sine c.Ie
loa por todas parties tirando a
punados ell ORC, en- festines. a.
puestas, raras compras Y extra
vagantes donativos; V, en- fin.
que Sc yo!... Hasta Sc dice one
en- Roma tuvo Ia culpa de que
IN gran predicador capuchino.
muy guapo, Sc hiciera protes4an
e. y que, por resultas de aoual
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

clio encantado, convertible en- po-
bre cortijo,.. pues 10 que es es-
ia tarde no hay va tempo de ir
V volver con dia claro. nj fuera
cosa de quedarse a dormir ALI,
donde pasarian ustedes muy
mall.
d Por que?
-Por que la antigua millona-
ria no tendra hoy tres camas
decentes que ofrecerles... nj Gu
biertos nj platos para la mesa.
i Pobre mujer!-exclam6
Guillermo.
-Pobre... iporque ella quie-
re!-anadi6 ell Secretario.-iO-
tros recogen menos trigo y vi
ven mejor!,.. Pero les tan des-
pilfarrada Y manirrota, por con
dici6n natural y por costumbre,
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

y Olga usted..., hablando
aqui entire nosotros: Itiene... a.
mores?
10 que es por AGA, no los
tiene.. iYo soy justo! Pero los
ha tenido a docenas en- Madrid,
Y en- Paris, Y en- otras parties,
desde que Sc divorci6 hasta que
Sc arruin6, 0 sea durante un
largo periodic de su vida. A la
edad de diez y seis amos Sc ca
SO con un frances, que dicen la
trat0 muy NAL y tuvo la culpa
del divorcio. Tres amos despues
del c~asamiento, y cuando lleva-
ban uno de separation. ell mari
do, que era general de Caballe-
ria, muri6 en- la guerra de Ar
GEL. Por entonces falleci6 tam
bien Ell padre de dona Julia
La gaceta., 1931-06-26
EN- OPINION DE TUNNEY
LA CORONA PASARA A
PODER DE STRIBLING

Columbus, Ohio, JUNO 90
Gen eTunney, ell retirado cam
pe6n de peso complete, manifes-
to aqui que ell dia 3 de julio la
corona de Max ~Schmeling pasa-
ra a las manos de Willie Strib-
ling, ell orgullo de Georgia.
"Opino, dijo Gene, que Strib-
ling debe ganar por SUI mayor
velocidad, habilidad y experien-
ella. Schmeling es fuertey solo la
"distancia" puede favorecerle.
Sc me ha dicho que ell j6ven ale
La gaceta., 1931-06-26
FACIL VICTORIA DE CAN
ZONERI

New Haven, Conn, JUNO 26
Pesando 134 libras, Tony Can
zoneri, campe6n mundial de Pc
so ligero Y campe6n de peque-
no peso welter, derrotando ano-
che che a Herman Perlick, de
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Ell campe6n solo perdi6 I'm
lasalto Y cuando la batalla termi-
no Herman Sc retro a su esqui-
ma en- muy NAL estado ffsico, e.
fecto de la intensa golpiza en-
los rounds noveno y decimo.
Perlick qued6 debilitado en- ell
primero al recibir una formula
BILE dArecha sobre ell coraz6n.
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Valet
Razor
~-ShGrpens Itself

(nombre de pila de la Marque-
SAY, dejandole la mitad libre de
las tierras de este pueblo, Y O.
tras muchas fincas... no sc don
de-, creo que en- Arag6n: total,
veinte millones de reales. Aqui
empieza una serie de viajes Y a.
ventures que nj ell diablo como
CO.. En- la capital de la provin-
cia, que es donde 70 he dido re-
ir tales historias, cuentan
que dona Julia tuvo relaciones
con un lord ingles, captain de
fragata, a quien sigui6 a la In
dia, donde ell pobre hombre mu-
rio en- desaffo a manos de IN
baron aleman (por celos, segu-
ramente) que luego Sc enamo-
en- Turquia de un principe
moro o griego, del cual Sc des-
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

Madrid cartas de recomenda-
ci6n para Su Exeelencia?....-
replica Enrique con cierta iro-
MIA de muy NAL genero,-iVa-
mos ahora mismoi.....
ST les parece a ustedes..-
observe ell Secretario-lo deja
remos para manana. La Mar
quesa vive en- ell campo, a me-
dia legua de aqui, en- TN viejf-
simo caseron, rodeado de VEIN
tie 0 treinta fanegas de terra
de riego y de un POGO monte,
que lie produciran diez o doce
mil reales anuales, Y que son ell
1ltimo resto de las grandes ha-
ciendas que ha poseido y derro-
chado... Manana, de paso para
la Immediate villa de-, podemos
tocar en- aquella especie de pala-
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

Petrolle pesaba 1872 libras
y ell contrincante, 1873.
La pelea estuvo de parte de
Billy desde la primera campa-
NADIA. Dos wees trio a Suarez,
en- ell inicial, con ganchos IL
quierdos, la primera por ell con-
teo de uno Y la segunda por
dos.
Con la exception del segundo
round, cuando Justo aplic6 du-
ras derechas a la cabeza, ell Ex-
preso llev6 la mejor parte en- to-
dos los ~asaltos, atacando a su RI
val por el est6mago y costillas.
Mas de 5000 personals presen-
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ciaron Ell match y desde Ell prin-
cipio hasta 81 fin estuvieron in
tensanente apreciando los es-
fuerzos de los gladiadores.
Fue la derrota de Suarez la
primera sufrida en- territorio
americana y significa un fuer.
te golpe a sus deseos de cenirst
la corona que Tony Canzoner
tiene al presente sobre su tesla
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

Joe Jacobs dijo aver: Salts
fecho estoy de las condolences
|ffsicas de Max. Su peso es PEI
fecto, 1904 libras, una libra y
tres cuartos mas de 10 que pesa,
ra ell dia de la batalla con Strib-
ling. Ell campe6n llegara a su
lorna insuperable en- la noche
de hoy. Practicara hoy, ell saba
do y Ell domingo y descansara el
lunes. Volvera a boxear martes
y microbes Y quedara acondi-
cionado para veneer.
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Por

20 los acompanare, y hasta los
presentare a ella con much0
gusto..., Els muy campechana,
y no Sc desdena de hablar con
nadie, sea rico o pobre, tuerto
o derecho.....
-Pues, Ique hemos de ha-
Ger sino colarnos en- su casa,
supuesto que la necesitamos y
no tenemos tempo de pedir d
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

lie habra hecho NAL efecto a
Suarez la segunda invasion?
Justo pas6 los ultimos meses
en- plena luna de miel y la miel
perjudica mucho a Ia buena for
ma fisica de los pugilistas.
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

man ha desarrollado TN Elective
golpe corto, pero juzgando por
lG que he visto el todavia tiene
mucho que aprender''.
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

Tunney afirma que Stribling
es superior a S%chmeling, en- des,
Gtreza, agilidad Y experienced. I
Entonces la esperanto del a
man descansa en- que la "raJ
amarilla' surja la noche del did
3 de julio.
La gaceta., 1931-06-26
Con los Guantes

A paftir del proximo lunes la
Legion Americana, puesto Mar
cello Gonzalez ofrecera peleas de
amateurs en- su estadio de la On
ce avenida.
Use han fijado los precios de
los asientos en- Is y 10 centaYos,
La comiss6n de boxeo, COM
puesta poo ell comandante To
ny Fernandez, Domenico Greco.
Sam Bowers, A. Reina y Saliva
dor Llosa, prepare ell progranla
Ell Circulo Cubano va a ha-
Ger reparaciones en- SUI Arena
para reabrirla a mediados de
julio.
Pedrito Hernandez tiene so
bre sus hombros la tarea de
concertar y dirigir los comba-
ties.
La gaceta., 1931-06-26

Ell Torito Sc empeno en- pasar
sobre ell Expres9 y la locomoto-
ra y los carros pasaron sobre Ell.
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DE IA SOCIEDAD
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Tel6fonos para visitas por Ell dia: Ybor City, Y 14OS
West Tampa, H S846. Para llan$dss por 10 noche,
10 miSmo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y1AlO.
AVISOs EN- YBOR CITY
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tn,o. DR.. 3. M. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra, en- 10 B0h-
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fono No. Fl SSAS.
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EN- WEST
DE AMBULANCIA: Teisfono 7 111(

Telefonos para visitas por Ell dia: Ybor City Y l4S
West TAMPA, H 8846. Para llam&dss por 10 noch
10 miSmo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y1AlO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
Mothers Club to Meet

Bridge section of the Delta
Gamma Alumnae Mothers Club
will meet at 2 Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Doriet, SOC
East Thirty second street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
AMAZING RELIEF
FROM INDIGESTION

Can be obtained in from two to
five minutes by taking a little
"Bisurated" Magnesia Immediately
after eating or whenever pain is felt.
Thousands who have tried it say
there is nothing like "Bisurated'
Magnesia for indigestion, gastritis.
acidity or dyspepsia. This is be-
cause it neutralizes the dangerous
excess stomach acid. sweetens the
sour fermenting food and soothes
and protects the sore inflamed
stomach lining-thus quickly stop
ping gas, burning feeling and pain,
and giving nature a chance to re-
Jtore painless, normal digestion.
Get a test package-either powder
or handy tablets-from Hook Drug
Co., or the nearest reliable drug
store, take as directed. and forget
you ever had indigestion.-Adver-
tisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19

in the window cornice board shown
In the sketch above. But, the edge
Of the cornice introduces a new COL
ORA real lacquer red. Not crimson
or scarlet, but that lovely orange
red.
The overdrapes are lacquer red
chintz with tiny yellow flowers. So
are the chair pads. And the edg-
ing of both draperieS and pads are
finished with fluted ruffie Of plain
yellow glazed chintz. Glass cur
tains are white marquisette with a
yellow dot.
If the idea of lacquer red seems
too daring for you, substitute
green chintz with a tiny orange
flower and edge.it with plain orange.
And for glass curtains, try plain
yellow ones.
And here's a good scheme based
on blue and cream. Furniture in
soft French blue. Cream walls. At
the windows, peach colored organ
die bound in French blue. With
overdrapes of chintz in peach, cream
and blue.
Of course if your breakfast nook
has built-in seats and tables, as so
many do, then you simply paint
them in the wanted color, or stain
them maple.
Copyright. 1881. by Amos Parrish.
Next-Amos Parrish describes an
Easter suit costume.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
MARCH 10, 1881.
Addition to
Be GiUen BY
Salon Group

Nine. Alys Michot Van Pelt. IN
dianapolis, and Mrs. Nellie Nixon
Davis, Marion, soprano, will be
among the outstanding artists to
present the program at the public
addition Of the Hoosier Program
Bureau, Hoosier Salon Patrons AS
ISOLATION, in L. S. Ayres' auditorium
at 1920 Monday morning.
Others who will appear are Mes
danes Alma John Woodson and
Jessie Gould Reep, duo pianists;
j. f. Edwards, E. c. Rumpler, read
ers, all Of indianapolis, Mrs. Alva
Levi, Princeton, reader of plays;
Mrs. Ida Browning White. pianist;
Ludwig M. Sedlaczek. viola, Jasper,
who will also play with the Sturm
string quartet, composed Of Mrs.
K. A. Sturm, Misses Bernice and
Catherine Sturm, Jasper, and Clar-
ence Gilliland, barytone, Columbus,
Ind
Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle is executive
chairman of the bureau, and in
charge of arrangements for the su-
ditions. She is being assisted by
Mesdames Felix T. McWhirter, Clair
McTurnan, Frederick BALI, Edwin
I. Poston and Curtis A. Hodges.
Hostesses for the addition, named
by Mrs. McWhirter. will be: Mes
danes Charles Pfaffiin, James l..
Gavin. Wilbur Johnson, Walter
Marmon, Emma Pearce Bassett. 0.
w. Fifer, c. F. Voyles, Merle Side
ner. w. E. Duthie and Miss Mamie
Larsh.
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NEW YORK, March 19-Every-
1 Y body knows the value of start
ing the day off pleasantly and
cheerfully. And that's one good
reason for the fast growing fashion
of gay breakfast hooks in homes.
Even apartment house builders
are recognizing this fashion and
partitioning off a corner of the
kitchen for this purpose.
Breakfast is an informal meal,
of course. Somebody's always in a
hurry. No time to stand on cere-
mony.
So-because it's in harmony with
the meal-informal looking furni-
ture is found in breakfast hooks in
misunderstanding homes.
Two Types Good
Two kinds of furniture are in
fashion, both informal in character.
One is the simple, sturdy maple
furniture that looks like that used
in American Colonial days. A but
terf1y table and ladder back chairs,
such as are Illustrated
The other is the gay painted fur
niture, still with more or less Co.
lonial lines. A drop leaf table and
Windsor chairs, or just small,
straight chairs of simple lines. And
their color chosen to harmonic
with the rest of the kitchen.
Of course the whole color scheme
of the fashionable breakfast nook is
planned to harmonic with the rest
of the kitchen, because it is a part
of the kitchen.
Yellow and Green Good
The two most fashionable color
schemes for Kitchens right now are
yellow with green and blue with
cream. So that makes them the
most fashionable for breakfast
hooks, too
b. But--becauSe the breakfast nook
is really a separate unit, it can
have greater into " of color and
more interest in decorative effects.
For instance-if you've a yellow
and green kitchen and you're a bit
daring, here's a breakfast nook color
scheme that will keep you cheerful
1or every one Of at least 365 break
faSts.
Walls are yellow in both kitchen
and nook. This yellow is repeated
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
EXPRESSION CLUB HAS
ELECTION

Mrs. Harry L. Foreman was
elected president of the Expression
Club at a meeting held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Carl L. Wilmer. A literary and
musical program was presented
after the business session, with
numbers by MesdaInes Vincent B.
Binager, Joseph P. Gallagher, Law
renee Hayes and r. E. Hull.
Other officers CHOSEN were Mes
danes Withner, vice president;
Hayes, secretary; Frank B. Seay,
treasurer, and H. H. Arnholter,
publicity chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
City Man Wed
in IOza,a TOW,n;
to LiUe Here

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Burlington, to Silas Baldwin Reagan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reagan,
1887 Sutherland avenue, took place
at 4::30 Wednesday, in the First
Congregational church at Council
Bluffs, Ia, with the Rev. J. r. Per-
kins officiating.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Don Barnes Jr., Cedar Rapids, Ia;
Louis Rainier. Indianapolis, was the
best man, and Harry Eitlegeorge,
indianapolis, vas the usher. A re-
ception at the home Of the bride
followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan left imme-
diately after the reception for a
month in New Orleans, Palm
Beach, and Havana. They will
make their home in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Reagan
and daughter Berniece, attended
the wedding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
P0LA WANTS DIVORCE

French Courts Hear Actress Suit
Against Royal Husband.
By United Press
PARIS, March 19.-The divorce
court began today the final hearing
Of attorneys representing Pola Negri
and her husband, Prince Serge
Mdivani, from whom she is seeking
separation.
Judgment was expected within a
week. Miss Negri named no core
spondent, merely charging that the
prince abandoned her twice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
FAKE LISTS OF
VETERAN LOANS
ARE SOLD HERE
Car Dealers Buy False In
formation: Officials
Beqin Probe.

Government officials in Indian
apolis today were perusing evidence
obtained against several persons on
the sale of fraudulent lists of World
war veterans purported to be re-
ceiving government loans on adj
Justed compensation certificates.
The lists, according to John H.
Ale, regional manager of the vet
Grams bureau, we're being sold to
dealers in used cars, and to other
merchants.
A check of the lists showed that
the greater percentage of names
listed had never applied for loans.
Ale warned veterans to decline in.
formation concerning bonus applica-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
NAME MISS BROWN
PRESIDENT or RIDO

Miss Helen Louise Brown, 1855
Lowell avenue, is the newly elected
president OF Rido, student dramatic
society at Butler university. Other
officers are:
Miss Joan Freeman. vice-president: Dean
Farnum. secretary, and Miss Catherine
Butz. treasurer,
Any students interested in dra-
MATES arc eligible to membership
in the club, which also supplies
members for Thespis, senior dra-
matte society, Miss Brown is a
sophomore and a member of Delta
Delta Delta sorority.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
GROUP
WILL HOLD PARTY

Ladies auxiliary to the Altenheim
will hold a euchre. 500 and bridge
party at Friday afternoon at the
home, 20o7 North Capitol avenue.
Hostesses include MesdameS Will
liam Krieger, Flora Krieger, Eliza
beth Adams, William G. Schaefer,
c. H, Karle, Fred Schlagel and
Katie Kerr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
Voter S Group
VIII Discuss
Neq0 Program

Child welfare committee OF the
Indiana League of Women Voters
will meet Saturday afternoon in
the offices at the Illinois building,
10 discuss its next years program.
It has recently completed six
weeks course of study on local and
state problems of child welfare
arranged at the request Of the
league by Indiana university ex-
tension center and was planned as
a background course for future in
vestigations of public child welfare
agencies, and state laws regulating
them.
One session of the state conven-
ton will be devoted to presenta-
ton OF the subject of juvenile
courts and probation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
Sorority VIII Meet

Members of the Kappa Gamma
Alpha sorority will meet tonight at
the home of Miss Margaret Sulli-
van, 140 North Arsenal avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19

Newly Wed Man jailed
ANDERSON, Ind, March 10
Jack Shields, IS, is under arrest on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
w. r. c. LEAGUE
TO HAVE LUNCHEON

Members of the Past Presidents
League of the Major Robert Ander-
son w r. C, No. "A, will attend
A luncheon Friday at the home of
Mrs. Maggie Treat, 3016 Clifton
street, with Mrs. Cora Summers as
assistant hostess.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-19
WIDER STREET ASKED
Massachusetts, Avenue Change Is
Suggested at BrightwOod.

Recommendation for the widen
ing of Massachusetts, avenue was
advanced Wednesday night by AL
bert Neuerberg at the monthly
meeting of the Brightwood Civic
Association.
He also discussed the necessity Of
main arteries running from Bright
wood into the downtown district.
Mrs. G. A. James. president of
the Indianapolis Federation of
Community Clubs, spoke on taxa
ton.
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tons, even though the person call
ing represented himself as being
connected with the bureau.
We are making no calls of this
nature" Ale said.
The regional manager says most
veterans filing applications for loans
will receive their checks within the
next three weeks.
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a charge of obtaining a license to
we'd Jessie sando, 10. by making a
false statement. He took oath that
his former wife died in 1922, but it
was learned she is living.
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Notions

IS Shoe Boxes, S1.25 and $1.50
values. Hat Boxes, ZSc
S1.oO value. Damaged. SON
10 Hosiery Boxes, dam 7Oo
aged; soc value ....,.
Glazed Spool Cot
ton, 100 yd. spools, . for 20
In colors ........
--16 UnburnabIe Pads, for IT,
ironing boards; Csc values
Wash Cloths and
Dish Cloths. reg. + for he
sc each ........
Garment Bags of col
ored cretonne; holds 8 EOo
garments .............
Shopping Bags of straw and OF
INIT tion leather; soc OSc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-26
Ribbons
Gloves

SO prs. NoveIty-cun Lambskin
Gloves, black with white; sl.95
value. Also ~ prs. GIace Lamb
skin Gloves, in white, @1 90
and navy ..........
--7 prs. Brown Doe
alEin Gloves, pull on; @7 IN
91.95 value ........
-s6 prs. Novelty Gun Silk 6Oc
Cloves, gray and beige. W
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-26
Sale! Spring COATS

In this specially priced group of
coats are new semi-fiared types with
pouch collars, full flared styles with
scarf collars, and new Pin" or ell
bow cuffs, some with military cuffs.
In the seasons popular colors.
Misses, Little Women's, Women's
and extra sizes.
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-26
Bed Coverings

B Patchwork Quilts, early
American design, covered with
figured challts, white cotton filed.
Size 72x84; were $2.98; @7 90
now
5 Atwood "RanecreSt" Kenn-
wood Blankets, bound with satin
to match; in rose, blue, peach,
green and lavender; single and
double sizes; were 50 &7 OK
to $40: each. ........ Up "|O
-S All-WooI Blankets, in plaid
designs, bound with wide sateen
to match; in rose, blue, peach,
green and lavender; double bed
sizes; were $685.; c. 40
pair ...............
--Part-W0OI Beacon Blankets, In
plaid or plain colors; bound with
sateen to match; 70x
S Se;@ eae s1z '. $500 val $l.79
Kann's-Street Floor.