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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
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Deeds filed June ~, 1881:
II H. Banker. ct al. to Frontier
Lumber Co. Lot 10. blk 3. West
Banker Place. Addn. City OF
Brownsville. Cd'n. $1,000 etc.
John S. Stops ct al. to Juana
Gutierrez. Lot Is, blk z, West santa
Rosa Adm, Santa Rosa. Cd'n: $40
etc
n. c. HARDING ir. To ruates Dew.
co All OF ,ot IS, cont. 1901 &C, sec
2. Citrus Subd. No. 4 Cdn SO etc.
Cuates Dew. Co, to John Walls
dorf. All of lot Is, cent. 1857 &C,
Sec. 2. Citrus Gdns. subd No. 4
Cd'n: $1,000 etc.
James, Dickinson Farm Mortgage
co to Fl. q. Kingshury and Jersey
A Kingsbury. Lot II, BIZ "A" cont
GIT &C. Barreda Gdns. subd No. 6
Cd'n: S7826l00 [.
Cuates Dew. Co. 10 william Ca
pesius. All Of lot Z. cont. 1928 &C
blk s. Citrus Gardens Slbd. Sh q,
z. S CT. Cd'n: S3559.50.
w. @. Mathes 10 Consuelo Y
Martinez. Lot Z, blk Il, Colonia
Alta Vista Addn. City Of Browns
vile. Cd'n: $4,000.
c. r. Thomas 70 Edward T. Ken
and Adelaide G. KEN. blk 95. cont
6.63 &C San Carlos Estates subd
Sh. IL, z. S CT. Cdn S2.l0395.
Bassett Blakely 10 c. r. Gala
han. 49.6 &C out Of blk l6. Harlin-
gen Id. e. w. Co.'S subd "a. Cd'n.
100000.
S. /. BenaWdes TO Mrs. Elena M
de Benavides. Lot 8. blk 1872. city OF
Brownsville. Cd'n: $1,000 etc.
S. I. Benavides 10 Mrs Elena NJ
de Benaivdes. blk 80, cont. go &C
FL Jardin Subd. Sh. 10, E. 5. CT.
Cd'n: $1,000 etc.
Real Estate Sales
Friday, June 18th, 1880 7l.596.5o
Friday, June 18th. 1881 Sl6.73945
Deeds filed June 18th, 1881.
Mrs. r. w. Orr TO J. o Prentiss.
Lot /. and the N 10 of lot 2. blk
8. Haywood Addn Townsite Of San
Benito Cd'n: $1,000 etc.
Harry r. Clarke to otto Miller
w ? &C OF the E 3 &C OF the " 1923
nc blk l16. Hooks and Hodges
subd. No. 2. Cdn: S4.l00.00.
James Dickinson r. Mortgage Co
10 Albert r Bramble. Lot z. blk
AW. containing 65.33 &C. Barreda
Gdns. Subd No. 6. Cd'n. s5.O64Oo.
Port Isabel Irrigation co. ia
Georeg r. Lautenbach. N 5 &C OF
blk Is, sec. 8. Bayview Citrus
Groves subd. No. 5.
Port Isabel Co. TO John A. Vic
tor. Lots 10. 20. 21 and D, blk 1874
City Of Port Isabel. Cdn. S7,500.00
George r. Lautenbach 10 Port
Isabel Irrigation Co. " 5 &C OF blk
Is. Sec. 8. Bayview Citrus Groves
subd NO. 3. Cd'n. $1,000 etc.
Brown White, ct al to Valley
Box and Crate Co. s0.92 &C out OF
blks 90 and 1863, San Bio. Id & w
Cos subd. Cd'n. $1,000 etc.
Real Estate Sales
Saturday. June 18th. 1880 3.o763C
Saturday, June 18th. 1881 Sl6.7040
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18

Close 70 81 per cent OF the motor
vehicles In China r owned In cr
near SHANGHAI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
WHAT WOULD YOU

PORTLAND, Ore Macdonald
Lockwood got one bridge hand In a
million. and then II didn't do him
any good. He was dealt Is spades
and. instead OF remaining quiet
and playing out his hand. grew so
excited that he turned all his cards
over on the table and shouted.
Look her. bows The whole game
had TO be called off.
The so-called white rhinoceros ot
Africa Is rapidly becoming extinct.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-18
With a better taste

And you'll never know how delicious bran
flakes can be until you fill your bowl with
these better bran flakes and enjoy that
glorious favor of PEP. Only Kellogg in
Battle Creek has the secret of making them
taste so good. Serve Kellogg's PEP Bran
Flakes often. For the children's supper, for
your own lunch, for a midnight snack. In the
~red-and-green package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Neckwear

Plaid SILK Triangle SOc
Scarfs. Low priced at. ~
Assorted NeckweaF, lace, or
CANDY, etc. Csc to soc 77c
values .................
-Velvet-and-WOol q for 2Sc
Berets, 15c ca. or
Fancy Silver and Rhinestone
Hair Bands, soc to $1.00 CSC
values ................
KannS-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Dresses

Ia Evening Dresses of trans
parent velvet, in pastel colors.
s Sizes IS So to 40. Were $ll.OO
rs Evening Dresses, silk net,
satin and taffeta, pastel colors
and black. Sizes II to 90 M
20. Were $3.50. Now, %>'OO
SIS Dresses, of light wool fab
RIGS. tailored, styles. Sizes IA to
40. Formerly $3.50. 90 O0
Choice ............ %V
Kann's-Second Floor.
Linens
-Toweling, part linen,
with colored border. 10 Q0~
I'd. pieces ..............
so Yds. Table Linen.
81 in. wide. Reg. $1.00. 7O~
n yaro ......."....s
Linen Napkins, pure linen; as
sorted patterns, hem
stitched hens. Reg. Csc. 7Qc
so Turkish Bath Mats, seconds
Of $3.50 and $2.00 grades. To
Special, each ..........
-4S Cotton Lunch Cloths, with
colored borders; IS in. AZ
square. Reg. sec. Each.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
.Jewelry

- Chanel Necklaces
of sterling silver. Ct QS
S4.o5 value. ..........
II Rhinestone Brace go OF
Let, formerly $l4.95.. ~
. Genuine onyx @S OK
Necklaces. $1,000 value ~O
- Bracelets in Russian an
tiQue effect. $685. &I M
value .......s.......
g Necklaces, 8 novelty styles, 8
simulated crystal and black
evening styles. $2.95 @1 100
value ...............
3 Prs. Rhinestone &C OK
Earrings. $4.95 value. ~
-3 Terri Vanities, @ 20
formerly $500 .......
II Sterling Silver Necklace, set
with real stones and @h OK
marcasite. 1925 value ~O
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

-RayOn Combinations and prin-
cess slips, lace tr1mmeo. .EQC
Soiled. S1.00 value...
3 COats--tan, in size 8; green,
size 4; rose, size z. Sl.05
$7.95 value ........:.
-Zipp er Jackets OF red
suedene. Sizes 5 and $l.OO
years ........s.esss
--Berets of suedene and 10C
chinchilla. Soiled. Choice,
Infants Crepe Gowns, WHITE
trimmed with pink and 2Qc
Infants Double breast OQN
ed Shirts, sizes TO 2 yrs.
Felt Hats, in pastel co.ors. Suit
able for children to 4 CQC
wears -
% EiderdOwn Goats, in white
and peach. Soiled. @7 00
1926 value ......... ~A
Infants Rubber Pants, natural
and pink. Medium and 70C
large sizes ....:........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Wash FrOcks and
Aprons

SIS Dresses, rayon prints, per-
Gales and dimities, broken
sizes. We're $1.95. @7 90
Choice ..............
-S RayOn Print Dresses, broken
sizes and colors. @7 40
Were $2.95 and $3.95 %A'~
IS RayOn Uniforms, broken colors
and sizes. Were $5.95. @2 M
Choice ..............
lie White Tea Aprons, ric-rac
trimmed, slightly soiled. zoo
Were $l.0O. Choice. -.
rs Dresses, sleeveless and short
sleeved styles of dimity, wolfe, and
percale: broken sizes. S0C
Were $1.00 and $1.95. -. ~
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
SilverWare'

3 Silver-pIated Candlesticks, 8
and 10 in. tall. ssc 40c
3 Silver plated Sugar and
Cream Sets. $5.9S I'D 90
Value
II Well-and-tree Meat Platter,
silver plated. 1888 @6 OQ
value ...............
-3 Mantel Clocks, in
mahogany finish. $4. 40
1898 value ..........
--16 Silver-plated Tea OOo
Strainers CSC value .... ~
--lS Jam Jars, silver plated and
glass combinations. 98c a.
VaIue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
FIirs

Il Pony Jacket.
black only. Was 600 S0
Il white Lapin
(rabbit) Coat. Was SCS 90
$3.50. Now 1000. #
q Sealine dyed rabbit) Goats
one with badger collar, one plain.
Were $500 and $3.50
Il Hudson Seal dyed muskrat)
Coat Was $4,000 $4,000
Now ............
Il Natural Muskrat Coat, sports
model. Was $125.00. @QQ M
NOW .....ss..s.''.
IL Silver Muskrat
Coat. Was. $4,000. go 81
W. sealine dyed rabbit) Coats,
collars; Were Sl25.OO
$4,000. Now -.
. Silver Muskrat Coats, with
Russian fitch COL
lars: Were sl7s. $lO5.OO
NOW ............
- natural MuSkFaG NOdtS, 1AdAC
models. Were sl2S' $500
Now ..........'...
-3 Fox Scarfs. Were @S 90
$500. Choice ....
-3 Fox Scarfs. Were $1,000
S29 so. Choice. 80.
-3 Two-skin Scarfs, natural ana
cross-fox sh a des. &7S00
Were $3.50. Now.
- Fur Pieces@1 Alaska red 1ox'
the other beige fox.
Were $4,000 and &72.M
$4,000. Choice.
-3 Pointed Fox
Scarfs. Were $3.50. &9Q On
NOW .............'
"A Pointed Fox
Scarfs. Were $3.50. COB 90
Now ............'.
NOTWITHSTANDING ElOOf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Handkerchiefs

Linen and Cotton Handker.
chiefs. Some initiated. o.
MuSSeQ
Small Lot Of Handkerchief
Linen, cotton, crepe de 7QC
chine. Csc value. .......
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs with
hand embroidered cor 2QC
ners. Mussed. Use value Wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Goats and Suits

g Coats navy chinchilla, sizes
IA and 16, were $40; and navy
amoire silk ra1ncoats,
misses sizes, were $2S. $500
Cnolce ......s.s'.''.
Il Camel-pile Jack
ct, size 16. Was $25. $1,000
- Coats-2 black camel-pile
coats, sizes Is and 10, were $25;
and 5 cloth coats, brown, with
fisher fitch or natural wolf trim.
Were $3.50 and @7S 00
S49.5O. Choice.
3 Tan Sports Coats,
women's sizes. Were $3.50
$25. Now ........
-3 COats-2 imported tweedS, in
green and tan with fur scarf, 16
and 10 sizes; stout black coat,
skunk collar. Were $500
Ia Coats brown tweed, with
fur collars, II to 38 sizes, were
SIG; 10 medium-weight tweeds,
sizes IA to 20, were
$3.50 to $3.50. $1,000
Choice ...........
$ Leatherette RaincOatS, misses
sizes. Were $5.95 and CT OK
$685.. Each .........
IS Black Coats, badger collars.
Were $3.50 and @2E 00
$3.50. Choice $50. %
-3 Evening Wraps,
white fur collars. $500
Were $25 ..........
-3 Evening Wraps, with bunny
fur collars. Were 600 S0
S4o.5O. Now .......
II Evening Cape. with chinchil-
lette collars. Was $500
a Navy Blue Suits, 2-pc style.
Were $500 to $500
$4,000. Now ......
p Tweed Suits. Winter weieht,
brown only. Were &73 90
s5n.5n. Now. -.
* Suits-2 black and white. /
brown end tan sharkskin pat
tern. Were $4s.5o. @03. 90
NOW
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
You Can Supply More of Your Needs
Friday Because You Pay Less for Them
Cloves

80 Prs. PulI-On DOeskin Gloves,
brown and gray. sl,s5 SLIGO
value ...............
80 Prs. One Clasp Imported
Suede Gloves. $3.50 $l.59
% Prs. Giace Lambskin Gloves,
novelty CUT styles in ST..
81 Prs. ChiIdren's Wool Gloves,
white and red. Sizes l, 2, CQc
3. soc value. ...........
Kanns-Street Floor.
Notions
liz Rubber Baby Pants, with
box of talcum. soc CSC
value ...............
gin. Garter Belts in 80 and 80
sizes. Also small lot Csc and 29c
Bandeaux q for 5Oc). 7Oc
Choice
Flesh Silk Sanitary Aprons,
with footing edge. sec CSc
"A shoe Cabinets. $l.OO
$1.95 and $2.95 values. %AOO
"A Shoe Cabinets, red S0C
only. 500 value. ......
Assorted Bla n ket Binding.
10c and 15c values. SC
yard .......... .......:.'
Il q undry Bags and
Shopping Bags Of patent 2Qc
leather ................
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Hosiery

go Prs. ChiIdren's Cotton Rib
bed and Sports Hose,
long and ank1et 7O1Lc
lengths ............. ~
10 Prs. Chiffon Hose, seconds;
also Selma hose in dis
continued colors. g prs, &c
$1.UU)
80 Prs. Misses Anklet Socks in
soil, solid colOrs' fur trim soc
meQ ........
-S5 Prs. Silk Hose, full 7QO
fashioned. Broken sizes.
so Prs. Children's Anklet Socks,
plain with novelty cuffs. CEn
Also fancy half socks. =. 80
--95 Prs. ChiIdren's Half 10C
Socks. Mostly small sizes ~
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Beds. Etc.

IS Metal Beds, all CT 90
sizes. 1895 value. -. %T'|O
- Windsor Style Metal Beds.
Single size. SLABS S0.08
value
II Layer-FeIt Mat
tress, single size. @I. OF
Soiled. $12.95 value. %T'~O
"A Layer-FeIt Mattresses, full
and single sizes. $10.95 @S 00
value %OS
-3 Layer-Felt Mattresses, floor
So -. m Pies s24'S5 $1,000
Il Chest Of Drawers, mahog.
any finish. $1,000 600 OK
m v-1ue cc ;;;;;i'i Chair, s0o sO
formerly $3.50 -. ~
-3 Bed Room and
Sewing Rockers. $3.50 &S 81
i Puii-up chair $6,08,
formerly $1,000 1890. ~O
% Jenny Lind Spool Beds, ma
hogany finish, full GA OQ
size. 1895 value. ~AO'>O
- Senni-SpOOI Beds, single and
full sizes. s2L45 S16.5O
II Sliding Couch with cretonne
covered pad. SLABS $lO.5O
value .............
-3 Coil Springs, full Cd QQ
size. $685. value -.
% Inner Spring Mattresses,
single size. Floor @C2 90
sample, $3.50 grade S
% Box Springs, full @O2 QQ
size. $3.50 value. ~
"A Prs. Feather-Bed CT TX
Pillows, S3.o5 value. Pr. ~
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Art Goods

Royal Society Embroidery Rope
and Six-strand Floss. Reg. SOC
doz. skeins. Friday, slSo
1OZ.
-WOmen's Stamped and Ready
made Aprons of unbleached cot
ton combined with novelty COo
material. sec value. -.
-Children'S Stamped and Ready
made Dresses. soc to 79c COc
VaIueS
Small Lot Hand-embroidered
Models, soiled. $500 to @7 OQ
$500 values. .........
- Letter Baskets of decorated
parchmentized paper. 9sc Zoe
Value
- BOudOir Lamps complete with
shades. Soiled. $2.98 @7 On
Value
3 Flower Baskets, with SOc
handles; $1.25 value. -. O~N
- Imported NeedIepOint Foot
stools, soied. 1925 90 OQ
t14AG
Rann'S-F0iIrfh Flor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
DOnestics

200 Yds. Of PequOt Pillow Tub
ing, a and IS in. widths. Reg.
45c and soc grades. Spe- 2S~
CAdls ydIO.
-35 Pcs. White LOngclOth, 10 yds.
in a piece; SO inches wide. Reg.
sl.4s quality. A Sl.l0
piece ................
is Mohawk Bolster Cases, hem
stitched hens; size 42x72. ROn
Reg. $1.00 grade. Each. w
10 CrinkIe BedSpreadS for dou-
BILE beds, in fancy woven stripe
patterns. Regularly $1.1e. QSc
Special, each ..........
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
RE NJ n ANTS

-25c to Csc Wash Goods and
White Goods, 81 to 50 in. GOide
$50 to z5c RayOn, Linen and
Cotton Wash Goods, IS to
50 in.
$50 to z5c Linings, RGyon
Fabrics and S0teens, etc. -.
Kann's-Street F1ool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Floor Coverings
No.

II American Oriental Rug, sx12
s 81 p1o %s,,, sam pie $3.50
Il Seamless Administer Rug,
s 500 ds a.,,,s sxi2 #. $l4.05
go Yds. 36-in Hemp 1Oo
Carpet. Yard .......... AOC
"A Velvet Carpet Sam OSo
Piles, 27x45-inch ...... |OC
Il Wilton Rug,
1 1a;,;s #. ss4.SS $24.95
II Napara Rug, sx12 &S On
IT. $3.50 value. -. %O'OO
II Seamless Administer Rug,
s sxI2 = IT. Second S24.0S
-3 wilton Rugs, CT o.
27x54 in. $7.95 value %T'IO
Il WOrsted Wilton Rug, 6x9 IT.
Floor sample $3.50 1905
II Brussels Tapestry Weave
.cs a. s s,.,,,l it. $1,000
A Chenille Bath Mats, 24x4s
in. $2.95 to $3.50 CT OO
values .............. %A"OO
3 Milbrae Worsted wilton
Rugs, sx12 It. $50 Coz M
IS Imported Persian Rugs,
sxl2 IT. $1,000 $725.OO
value ...........
lis Persian Scatter @E IN
size Rugs, $1,000 value ~O"OV
IS Felt-Base Rugs, floor SAM
piles, 9x12 and 9x101z- co 90
#. sizes ............ ~O"~
ala Ftl: .izs Rugs $2.49
Is Felt-Base Rugs, @O 40
floor samples, 6x9 IT,. %S'O~
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Stationery

--18 Framed Pictures, about
14x2s-in. size. Some &7 90
rubbed. $3.50 value. ~A'OO
10 Console Plate Glass Mirrors,
beautifully franz d. 90 ~
$3.50 value; sold as is %s1" 81
-CelIuIoid Bridge Sets, attrac-
tive colors and designs. Each
consisting of score pad, small
brush with handle and
empty box for deck of 2Oc
cards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Junior Miss FrOCks

Printed and Plain Silk FrOcks.
Sizes IL to II. Were &7.0S
$500. Each. ........
10 Dresses, plain and printed
crepe. Were $12 to $500
SIS. Now ........... ~C
IS Canton Crepe Frocks. broken
sizes. Were $3.50. $500
Now ................
10 Crepe FrOcks,
broken sizes. Were Sl.OO
$500 Now. .........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Lingerie
~ Blanket Robes, with long
set-in sleeves. $500 81. 40
value
-28 TwO-piece Pajamas, in nov
city stripes and prints. S7.30
sl95 and $2.95 values, ~AO
81 Porto Rican Costume 1QC
Slips. 69c value. ........
la Handmade SILK Step-ins
and Panties. 1895 to S2.0S
$5.95 values .........
Odds and Ends Sample Under"
wear-muslin, wolfe, rayo-crepe.
soc to $3.50 2 for $l.OO
ga Cotton ChalIis CoOlie SOc
Coats. csc value ........
100 SILK Brassieres, sport satin
slips, ribbon carriers, wolfe CSC
step-ins. sec to soc value,
Cotton Flannel Gowns, long
sleeves, button front. 6sc 4Oc
value ...............
-28 Pcs. Silk I'm
derw Y s2.s5 to p Price
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Luggage

--3 Black Cobra Grained OQC
Gases. $1.25 value. $3.50.
3 Kiddie Hat Boxes. RQc
$l.00 value ,.............
80 Diddy Boxes or
Treasure Chests. 'i.ss $l.OO
value ...........s.s.
: j Round .,u1na Hat Boxes $500
-2 Wardrobe Suit or 90
Cases. $5.95 value -.
= I'll Lsa! the y Week eek End 5000
- D0uble-strap Suit 60 90
Cases. $500 value.
-3 Gladstone Bags. @Q Or
$3.50 value .........
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
200 Dresses-REDUCED
$l.95 1926 1895

Silk crepe rayon crepe printed silk and wool sports
dresses in dark and light coorS sizes IA to A in the
assortment but not in every style at each price.
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

-3 North Star" Blankets, all
wool, plaid designs, blue only;
bound with sateen to match blan-
ket; 70x80-in. size. 60 OK
$12.95 value. At, pair,
- "KenwoOd'' Blankets, all wool;
sizes 72x84 and 60x84 in; bound
with satin to match; in plain coll
ors. Were $3.50 to @6 or
$10.50. Now, ca. -.
IS Cotton Comforts, printed
challis covers, finished with Dor
ders; white cotton filing; double
bed size. Were 1895. I'D 80
Eacn
--SoiIed Blankets, an wool and
part wool; some finished with
satin binding, plain and plaid de-
signs. Were "a to $15.95. Now
$2.08 to $ll.05
Crib Comforts, cotton and wool
filled, covered with rayon and f1g-
ured- null. Were $3.50 @7 20
to 1895. Now, ca. -. %A'S|
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Umbrellas
Furniture

-3 TabOurettes, in ma
hogany finish. Soiled. QOc
$1.98 value .............
IL Fiber Table, in or CD 90
ange finish. $3.50 value, WO
II Unfinished Drop
leaf Table. Soiled. 500 Cd 90
value ..s...........
. Five-pc. Bridge Sets, red and
green finish. STATS @76 AS
value .............
. Breakfast Sets, in green nm
ish. Drop-leaf table
and four chairs. p79 AZ
$15.95 value ....... ~
II Oak finished High S2 *
Chair. $4.95 value...
"a Youth COstumers, @O 90
soiled. $4.95 value. -. %SO
"A Ferneries, In car @7 90
mel finish. $2.S5 value, ~
-S Metal Smoking Stands. ROO
81 90 value .............
"A Folding Bridge
Chairs, soiled. $4.e5 I'D Ok
value ................
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12
Girls Wear

- Winter Coats, size @S a.
IL yrs. $500 value. ~OO>
lis Jumper Dresses of jerse
and wool crepe. Sizes
3 s.1 to IL years. ss-"s $l.O(
Value
"A Tweed RaincOats, size 90
IL years. $2.49 value. -. w
10 Polka Dot Jersey Dresses
one and two piece
styles. Sizes 8 to IL CT Oe
years. $5.95 value. ;. ~A'~s
w 7.'u silk Dresses; ''.sS $40:
IS Suedene Jackets,
~, 1.3,,. 5 to il. $685. $2.9:
a Leather Jackets. sizes 4 to
years. $1,000 to $12.95 c. ~
value
"A winter Coats,
sizes 8 and 8 years. @2 OF
87.95 value .......... ~O
--2O Bath Robes, sizes z 90.
and 3 wears. ..........,.
- Velvet Suits, size @Q o.
10. &lO.95 value. -. ~O'~'
-S velvet Dresses.
sizes IL and IA. &5.95 90 ~
value ...............
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Toilet Goods

80 Terri Book Triple ROo
Compacts. Formerly $3.50. w
-32-oE. Bouquet Per- SOo
fume. Special, OF. ...... OOO
SO boxes Truvy busting co.
Powder. $3.50 size boxes. O~O
SO Makeup Boxes, of
cardboard with large co.
mirror commemorative.
odds and Ends Toilet
ware, SOC to 75c values. CEo
B pieces ............... N
Kann's-Street Floor.
Leather Goods
Suede Bags, in black and
brown. $295 to $3.50 CT 00
Va1ueS ........s.....
-3 Leather Bags-tan, beige and
s SoTpte' s4'S' value $l.OO
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Washable
Flat Crepe
Specially Priced
85c yd.

"A beautiful fat crepe for
Spring costumes, 36 inches
Wide, in all the smart col
ors and black. Washes
perfectly and wears excep-
tionally well.
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Ribbons

About 200 Yds. Of Ribbon
Satin, betting, grosgrain,
etc. zoe to soc values. 70~
ara
Small Lot Metal Bag
Frames. 79c- and $1.00 S0~
values
Small Lot Shirred Ribbon Gar.
tiers, flower and ribbon
trim m d. 39c to soc OOO
values Pair ..........
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Underwear

rs NuEve RayOn Bloom COc
ers. pastel SHADES. ....
As I Pes; Of EayOn and 29c
- v.ss. C. cAiI @r,1 p.n Ray0n lOc>
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Children's Wear

Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-12

8 Coats navy chinchilla, sizes
IA and 16, were $40; and 3 navy
smoire silk ra1ncoats,
misses sizes, were SIS. &S 90
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-12

dress on Citizenship and Loyalty. :" MT. Kilburn stated that law is founded on justice and that all laws are for the common good, Citizenship has many duties, and among the most important of which is the duty of voting. America has been called the
 melting pot said Mir. Kilburn, because of the influx of foreigners who become citizens. One class of immigrants who come into the country have every privilege but the ballot; they have little respect for the laws of the country and de- velop into gangsters and racketeers. With the proper education and training, the young of today can take the places of those who ad- minister affairs and carry on intel- ligently the government so that there will be no fear for the future safety of the country"
 Supt. Bowman, who gave a brief introduction to the program said that "Armistice" meant stopping of fighting"
 The Girls Glee Club sang several songs popular during the war. Miss Pepoon gave a talk describing the signing of the Armistice. The poem Flanders Fields" was given by Wilma Feero, followed by Helen Pusich who recited Americas Re- ply"
 The program concluded with the Flag Salute and "The Star Spangl- ed Banner"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-12
DOUGLAS LADIES' LEAGUE
 HOLD BAZAAR TOMORROW

The Ladies League of Douglas will hold its annual bazaar tomor- row evening, November 13, starting at 8 o'clock in the Eagles hall.
 Concession booths" will be found in various parts of the hall, where one can satisfy the most discrim- mating taste.
 The ladies of the League have recently completed a fine quilt, which will be awarded during the evening, as well as beautiful table lamp, donated by w. s. Pull len, manager of the Alaska Electric Light & Power Company.
 The ladies especially urge every one to save this date as it is the one event of the year.
 In addition to the regular bazaar features splendid short program has been prepared, as follows: Piano solos . Mrs. R. R. Brown
 (a) Salute Di Amour, Edward
 Elgar.
 (b) Serinado, Trans Shubert. Readings -.... Mrs. Mabel Ranum Ladies 'Trio-Flora Kirkham, Ann Ellis and Mildred Keaton.
 (a)Lullaby, Wilson.
 (b) Old Folks at Home, Stephen
 Foster,