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SITUATION-WOMEN.
GOVERNESS by refined young woman. coll
lege education. 2 years experience: splendid
references Address Box 4e9-C. Star ofhce.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. 6 years teach
ing experience, also ssleslady. desires 20.
siton in once store Hote Or m yansM OF
LADY PRESSER wants lob with tailor or
small plant. Can do repairing and refine
coats. Answer by writing l4l7 MonteHo
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced in apt.
house and hotel managing; beet REFERENCES.
The Grafton. Decatur 1920. Room no 10.
sTENoGRAPHER. grade Civil Service senior
6 Woodbine St., Chevy Chase, Md. WIS
WIDOW WOMAN, settled. healthy. compe-
tent cook. wants work widower's home or
With business ,so peopls' suburbs fSr preierBeo'
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
COOK or work of any kind. by two women;
references. 1915 VT. ave. Potomac 3Zos.
GENERAL HoUsEwORK or plain cooking;
GIRL, colored, experienced, neat. reliable
wants place as cook general houseworker'
stay nights: ref. Dist. 1876. ASS st. NV
GIRL colored Just from the South nlaov wishes aye
ne.
GIRL. colored. wants days work or laundry
Telephone METROPOLITAN 410o
GIRL, colored, from virginia, wants place e. as
Prone Pot BOT. ssi5 80
GIRL from North Carolina wants JOB as
mothers helper or part time. Phone North
Ass -
GIRL, colored. wants work of any kind;
good references. North 1857. 1903 5th st.
NV.
INDIAN GIRL, neat. wishes Job as maid in
private family. Telephone West 1855
LAUNDREss. good, wants work At home e,
big. sunny yard. Dec. 2425 1886 W st. NV
LAUNDRESS wants wash to brinS home,
experienced Southern woman; mems wash a
speciality sun dried. Col. 6seE-W-
MOTHERS HELPER, high-school Girl; stay
nights. Adams 1853.
WOMAN to clean once rooms or work IN
small family; no Sunday work Call or
write 1921 Wallach pl. NV. -
WOMAN. colored, neat appearance. splendid
cook, all-around general maid, mother neip-
er or part time; reference. Decatur 0537.
WOMAN, colored. experienced COOK: stay en-
place has reference. Decatur 2777. 1915
18th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. neat appearance. pleasant
disposition; excellent cook and waitress, full'
part time or days work. North 9842.
WOMAN, colored, general housework' stay
nights. Cleveland 0O57.
WOMAN wants cooking or days work; good
reference. North 4o96-J. T
WOMAN. colored. tor part-time housework.
morning or evening; cook and serve. Phone
Adams 7767.
WOMAN. colored. wishes work by day or
week or part time; references. 1913 "A St
s.w ~
WOMAN, colored. middle aged. Plain cook
ing. general houseWork or days work. Ref
erence. 1882 18th st. NV.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
COLUMBIA. S. C., wednesday. or Thursday
morning, new Ford Tudor; take three pas
sengers, So each. Call at 1922 Nichols ave.
Sc. tAnacostia).
SHARE EXPENSES, HELP DRIVE, all parts
United States. National Auto Travel. BAT
Earle Bldg. Nat. 1916.
LADY DRIVING NEW YORK.. Sunday, take
5 passengers; returning week or ~ Gays
WE FIND MOTORISTS with 1acant seats
and travellers to fill them. Bunyans Auto
Travel Bureau. 1921 Penna. ave, Met. 6752.
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SITUATION-MEN.


RESIDENT MANAGER-Married man. with
legal training, wants apartment house; free
apartment and small salary desired as COM
pensation. Address Box $3.50, Star once,
YOUNG MAN from Virginia desires work OF
any kind. 1921 l4th st. NV. North o14l.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

h6COMMENDED SEhtlCE.
tContinued)
CALL A RELIABLE CONCERN.
A promise no better than the com
factory Jobs attest to the satisfaction We
Absolutely No Cash Required.
Pay As Little AS $500 Monthly.
papsT nfn pu To0nS
Estimates eheerfuiy 'n even free'
The GENERAL CONTRACTING co.
927 NEW YORK AVE.
TELEPHONE DIST. 50S2.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CONFECTIONERY and delicatessen store on
once on account OF sickness. ISIS Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. or Lincoln l04l5. -
section. North o626. s.
AN ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT at best
man or woman with expertiencs and mod
crate capital Address Box 3o2-C' star once.
wANTEp-To buy Tooming house business
from owner; will pay cash. Address Be Box
BOOMING HOUSE. u rooms; good repair;
our or te 81 ro0T iii7 Eye s' NV u' ''OO
SALEsMAN WANTED to take an active part
in retail and wholesale teievision business IS
and commission ingram Radio Television
Corp. Norfolk Va.
FULL COMMISSIONS, free once facilities
HdGrss9 Bos 44s ss
APT rood nf
2o7 il st. NV. .' cali Apt 3. 8.
NOVELTY STORE. school supplies. etc;
noqthwest Section: Gent $500 groom and
ssn faa5en ADDE'S ares BOX 81 Star once
SMALL GROCERY and 5 rooms; cash, trade;
$3.50 to si75 weekly; $40 rent. Call West
good location on hishvay; reasonably priced.
So Lee Highway. Cherrydale. Va. 8.
DRUG STORE well ssta6sn nfs nee bust bust
dred down. Address Box 1881. Star once.
BAKERY, established business; good loca
ton; reasonable II sold this month. Address
Box 365 c, Star ONCE. g.
FULLY Equipped BEAUTY pARLoR;. plu,
s3 ADAMS 'f NH rd rent n sio6 per Month
,u7 X St bos sw' g PHEt National $500.
WANTED, RIGHT AWAY-Paying lunch
room purchaser viii pay cash aonr place e,t Is
$40 P. F. Carley, so2 10th St. y
$500 booming house; 10 rooms; rent. $50
h.-w.h.. cleo. light; central barsainn.
sSSS-Roomins house, IL rooms; central.
S950-Rooming house, Is rooms. 2 baths;
well fur; good income; your terms.
sl,25o-Rooming house, IL rooms, : baths;
si,25o-RoominE house. IS rooms; central;
good income; good terms: cheap rent;
sacrifice: price. S325; make offer;
355o-Lunch, old stand; rent S25; business
$40 daily: partners cannot agree.
33o0-Cafeteria, surrounded by Govt. de-
partments: corner; good lease.
S700-Grocery and rooms; rent cheap.
sl,3o0-Cigar, news and souvenir business;
cheap rent; good transient street.
r. M CURTIS $40 18th st. NV. Nat 1892
l7-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE downtown good
income. low rental; owner sick. will sacrifice
for $1,000 part cash.
P. r. Carlev. SO2 10th St.
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Only Exceptions
HELP-MEN.

Boxed LUNCH statesmen loJ. Only
those experienced need apply. Liberal COM
mission. See Mr.. Huffman. 14l 18th st. n e.
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WANTED-SALESME
SECURITY ACKNOWLEDGMENT banking
corporation now in operation has opening
for three additional sales people; GOOD To-
cal board Call sol Southern Bldg.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
in one OF Washington's most substan-
tial real estate ofnces for several expe-
rienced house statesmen. Address SALES
DIRECTOR, Box 208-J Star once, Swing
;ull information,
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G;oTHING Mems: womens. children's
MIS- MIS- Freeman Adams 4s4s evenings or
CASH REGISTERS. show cases and store
fixtures; entire contents bought; Edgar
FURNITURE : Highest cash prices paid
prompt and courteous service. Phone Doug
las, Met. 1878. IA
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
used furniture, also baby grand piano can
pay cash. Metropolitan 3o5l. IL
FURNITURE-Have you any furniture you
don't need? Get cash by calling NJ. Cohen,
GoLp. silver. Watches. diamonds and old
every needed IN our manufseturing dept.
PIANO-Will pay cash for good grand piano,
Stien or Steinvay preferred; must be rea-
sonable. Telephone Adams 1912.
STORE FIXTURES, lunch room equipment;
entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fix
ture Co. 4l4 9th st. NV. Met. 1927.
WE BUY AND SELL mems clothing. jewelry,
DIAMONDS. firearms. musical instruments
trunks. golf clubs What have you to self
MAX Zwelg. 937 . st NV. Met 9ll3, 1885
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES for ali
kinds OF household goods. Call North 1914
for prompt service.
Phone National 1881
wEscHLER's. sl5 ST. NV.
Household effects. merchandise, stocks.
automobiles. etc. Thirty-nine years serving
the Washington public.
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CHAUFFTURS, so. good, colored. identihca-
tion cards, wanted at once TO drive taxica BIS
for Right Way Cab Co., Potomac eoe4. 7o8 S
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HOUSEMAN, white, able to do plain cook
ing; stay nights. Address Box Also, Star
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COOK for small institution IN suburbs. Hus-
band TO care for furnace and help. Salary
for both, SIS per month. room and board.
Apply 30i5 14th St NV. between Z and p. m.
STENO0RAPHER, experts. e. section,
about two hours evenings; satisfactory pay.
viii rent furnished room reasonable to de-
sirabie party; private home. Reference.
Address Box 42o-C, Star once. g.
WORKERS full or part time; sell my big
value Christmas assortments; two leaders.
40 and 81 cards for 800. ORGANIZATIONS
supplied and financed. G. T. Breakenridee.
l4dS-07 Eve st. NV. Phone Ma. 4162 For
neriy President Mayfower Art Co.
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EARN $1,000 A DAY

SHOW FAMOUS ARTISTS XMAS CARDS.
few sincere men and women wanted by
the biggest company in the Christmas card
business to earn extra money showing ma
tionally advertised FAMOUS ARTISTS
Xmas cards: no competition; generous cash
ADVANCE 3 great Xmas card
box essortments.
The Process Corpor alton, 1915 Nat. Press Bldg
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BEGINNING.

Those who enroll now in the Fall term
will complete the course by the latter part
of June The course covers 10 months
Tuition fee is very moderate. Terms OF
payment easy. or discount OF 10 per cent
when paid in advance.
Glasses nights a week. Experience I'M
necessary; common education sufhcient
Phone or write for free catalogue giving
TOONIS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio Institution.
4O5 9th St. NV. District 1889. +
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CHAUFFEURs- cars available for a
plan. Inquire 14i 12th st. ne.
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COLLECTOR, with car: salary; experience
IN installment clothing necessary. Star, 0zS
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eAIEsNfEN neat appearing and . car; big
money TO start; proposition backed by real
money and A-No.-l references. See me TO-
day 1874 9Th ST., Room No. 3. and ask Tor
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, l930-Excellent
mechanical condition; good top. tires and
upholstery. Special at 1929; easy terms.
Triangle Motor Co, 2 N Y ave NV
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HEIP-WOMEN.

AGENT3Sell our dollar box assortment of
n beautiful Christmas cards; commission.
5oee. 1917 St NV. 60
HOUsEKEEPER, settled white woman. Must
stay nights. Lady employed. Address Box
ll4-C, Star once.
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DICTATION CLASSES
Slow, medium. fast dictation. Review OF
last half Of the manual typing, evening
classes; all for 50 per month; tuition refund-
ed If dissatisfied: courses given as an sGVe en-
person only. mo letters no phone eaiis !.
Entire fifth floor. National Press blos'
M 8 CHM & Co.
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| FORD SEDAN, model A; nice family car:
fne condition; attractive price; terms. Met.
at n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
APPARFI-Will buy anything suitable for
rummage sale-Shoes. hats. dresses. chill
G. N. Winger. phone Decatur $3.50. l0s
APPAREL--Men's, womens and childrens s.
and furniture OF all descriptions wanted for
no further use for and call M Cohen. 1888
18th St. NV. Met. 9764 and 774s; pay
cash. 10.
BIG MONEY paid for old jewelry. diamonds.
watches, gold teeth, old coins. musical inst.
Gold Refining, Inc, 400 12th ct. NV. IL
BOOKS BOU0HT-Highest prices. All kinds,
any eyant;ties Phonss ,s Mt; sHis, PssssS5lE-
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PACKARD 8 SEDANS, 1929. 1880 and 1891;
all carry our 60-day new-car warranty; real
Packard service Other Packard models
available and also an unusually clean Sc
lection Of other makes The safest used
car market in the world" at 100 KalorRma
rd
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FORD TUDOR, 1929-Reconditioned through
out: paint and upholstery very good; spe-
cial. 1868; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co..
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OLDSMOBILE COUPE. 1890; finish like new,
first-class condition throughout: We invite
5000 down, balance monthly. Pohanka
Service. 1925 goth st. NV. North 0347.
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UR Contribution seal latest style, long
ost 5000; sacrifice, SIS cash. Lincoln
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JANTTOR, church: give age, EXPERIENCE, ref-
erenceS; salary. 800 per month. ADDRESS
Box <3S-C, Star once.
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FORD 1928 PHAETON-Thoroughly recondi-
toned: upholstery. tires and paint excellent
special. $2l9; easy terms. Triangle Motor
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VACATION IS OVER.

This is the most promising field today Tor
the young or middle-aged man:
mercial business and in the Government
service, are to be found our graduates as
shop operators land station operators, broad
casting station operators, airplane radio OPP
orators. airways radio operators, Junior Nor
technicians, radio electricians. etc.
EAII TERM IIICT
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NASH SEDAN-Here's a 100 per cent bar
gain. New tires. perfect mechanical shape;
looks good; worth $3.50: we need the room;
bring 500. Blanton Motor Co. New York
ave. at North Capitol. Open till 10 pm.
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER. 1880 low mile
age; almost new in appearance; beautiful
blue with cream wire wheels. many extras
really sporty Job; only $685.; terms. 1929
down. balance monthly. PuhanEa Service,
IIo6 00tD ct n VI Nor.h 03A7
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TIRE SALESMAN
To sell Goodyear tires. Must have ability.
personally and be q hard worker; exeeIent
opportunity. See Mr.. Hardman' 1851 44ul
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07
CHAMBER
PLANS TO HOLD
ANNUAL FROLIC

preliminary arrangements for the
FL Centro Junior Chamber of Corn
merce Halloween Frolic were in
stituted at the regular breakfast
meeting Of that organization this
morning, when Russell Kliegel and.
Cal Rector were appointed a com
mlttee to ascertain the best plans
for the frolic.
With but short while left in
which to plan for the October 3o
alnner-dance in the Barbara Worth
hotel, the committee was instructed
to rush all arrangements THROUGH
as soon as possible.
P. V. Bud" Harrigan returned
IRON trip through the cattle lands
OF Nevada and Utah, told of the ef-
forts made there to have cattlemen
ship their stock into Imperial VAL
ley.
He expressed the opinion of
movement toward Imperial Valley,
which will 60 on for some years to
come, has been started, and that
the valley will get some good from
the movement this year.
Prices on tire covers for the J,-
nior Chamber of Commerce were
quoted, and the covers ordered
kliegel reported new bylaws of
the Junior Chamber will be ready
to present at the next meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07
Wide Choice To
Select From In
Costume Jewels

We again see the influence of
the French. Colonial exhibition re-
vealed in the costume jewelry that
all the smart snopS will be show
ing for fall. There is such a strong
influence exerted in the use OF
stones and wood and motifs, and
colors are so closely keyed to the
fabric shades that the exhibition
inspired, that you don't want to oy-
erlook adding these distinctly new
types to your costume accessories.
In the wooden beads that are be-
ing shown, primitive effects are
gained by the very novel introduc-
ton of hazelnuts, polished and
crudely carved, tubular wooden
beads, painted, or in natural color,
and round beads embedded in
braided silk Besides the wooden
beads, galalitian glass and enamel
led types are very effective. in all
events running true to the season. S
colors by stressing red, brown,
green, bright blue, black, small
amount of white, principally for
relief in just the same way as
metals are being used.
For formal evening wear, wear
rhinestones and emerald stones, and
get the very newest ones which are
cut very flat, as a result of the in
fluence exerted by the Paris expos
ition, which showed precious Orien-
tai gems cut in just this way. In
real stones, diamonds are going to
be most important this year, and
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07
BECKER READY
TO GREET ALL
STORE VISITORS

Everybody is invited to visit Harry
Becker's new store during the fall
opening celebration and become ac-
quainted with the new stock of
merchandise and the delightful
setting ne has for display of his
goods.
Diamonds and jewelry Of all
kinds are arranged in the store in
a most attractive manner and the
silver department is most COM
plete.
Those who wish to purchase gifts
of any kind are asked to look over
the stock at the Becker store as
there are so many opportunities for
saving money.
Open house will be in effect here
during the opening celebration and
the more people who call the bette.
Becker will like it.
"I am very proud Of the new
store and the new merchandise and
want everyone in Imperial Valley
to visit US whenever possible We
hope they will get the habit during
the opening festival" said Becker
today
Novelties as we'll as the more ex-
pensiye and costly types of jewelry
are displayed here in lavish abund-
ance. The store offers many a
temptation to the thrifty buyer
who already is doing some pre-sea-
son holiday shopping.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07
H00VER'SPL
MEETS FAVOR OF
CEREAL KING

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Oct. 6.
Especial of the first indus
trial concerns to adopt President
Hoover's suggestion that building
and improvement programs be
speeded up as means of unem-
ployment relief is the Kellogg Com
pany, leading cereal manufacturers.
w. *. Kellogg, president and found
er OF the company, announced re-
Gently that an extensive improve
ment project, originally planned
for the future, will be started i'm
mediately, creating jobs for several
hundred persons this winter.
The Kellogg Company will start
at once upon replacement of some
OF their older buildings and i'm
provement Of their surrounding
landscape with view to giving the
Kellogg plant one Of the most beau
tltul settings of any manufacturing
center. The plan will include rec
ational facilities for EMPLOYEES
equal to anything of its kind in thc
world, it is said.
kellogg also is giving personally
to his home city a combined half
million dollar auditorium and new
junior high school, both of which
long have been needed in the COM
munity. 1t is expected that more
than 300 men will be employed this
winter on this enterprise alone.
FOR a number of wears we have
had an extensive improvement pro-
Ject in view here. at the plant and
with the approach of winter We ma
turaIly became more anxious than
ever TO do what we could to help
relleVe local unemployment" said
kellogg. I'VE therefore have un-
certaken these plans immediatelv
rather than postpone them to a
later date as originally planned
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07

Business and agricultural condi-
tions in and around Ell Centro show
decided indication OF improve
ment during the coming fall and
winter months, according to a re-
cent survey made by the Ell Centro
Chamber of Commerce.
While Imperial Valley has not ex-
perienced a depression such as
many sections of the United States
have suffered, farm product prices
have been low and there has been
a slowing up in sales for the past
few months, according to the mer-
chants Of the city. However, a
number of recent developments
have been noted at the Ell Centro
chamber, which indicates that this
community may be the first to re-
cover from any depression, as well
as the last TO feel it.
Announcement was made yester-
day by Postmaster c. c. jenkins
that postal receipts for September
1881, exceed those of September,
loOO, Wy pOSfS@s NillCIi llisihto bllt
postal receipt figures for the entire
year of 1881 substantially ahead of
those of 1890 This fact is inter-
esting inasmuch as there was an in
crease of some $1,000 in postal re-
ceipts in 1890 over 1929 and it was
questioned whether or not that in
crease would be permanent.
The figures just released by Jen-
kins show definitely that the postal
receipt increase is steady and de-
notes growth as the total receipts
continue to climb each year.
Announcement by Jenkins
that the new post office bids
will be let in November was al
so encouraging and the fact
that work is to be started i'm
mediately on the new Pacific
Greyhound stage station will
give additional stimulus to
building and new construction
work throughout the city.
Merchants of the city unani-
mously agree that sales were low
during the summer months but not
to such an extent that there is a
great deal to hold over of Old
stocks and all the shops have been
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07
SmOOthness OF
Chevrolet Shown

A unique method OF demonstrat-
Ing the smoothness of built in
motor is shown this week at Roy
Womack's Chevrolet agency in Ell
Centre, where a standard sedan,
precariously mounted on soda pop
bottles. its motor idling, is kept
running.
To show how smoothly the motor
runs. and how little vibration is
communicated to the body, washers
are balanced on either fender, while
on rod running directly from the
motor, and bend out over the radia-
tor, is a full glass of water.
slight tremor may be noticed,
but the water remains unspilled ano
the washers remain balanced. To
increase the effect. the front wheels.
by a belt, are revolving from the
rear wheels.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07
Variations In
Fall Lingerie

Fashions in every line have un-
dergone so complete a change for
this season that it is not surprising
to find lingerie quite different in
line from that of past seasons.
What is surprising, however is the
endless variety of beautiful fashion
details which make it daintier,
more picturesque, and more con-
sistent with the dress fashions be-
ing presented.
We have always preferred satin
lingerie because Of it's softness and
luxurious texture, and the fact that
it lends itself so perfectly to the
newly feminine lines brings it for
ward in Importance for chemises,
panties, vests, and slips. French
finish crepe, rayon meshes, tricot
fabrics, glovesilk and indestructible
chiffon will all be important, a few
Of these fabrics being entirely new,
and particularly well adapted to the
clinging lines Of the lingerie which
will have to form the foundation
of the new clothes.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-10-07
SHOE VALUES
AT BROWNBILT
ARE ATTRACTIVE

Ties and boulevard heels are
among the dominating features OF
fall footwear as shown in the Wom-
ems department at the Brownbilt
Shoe store. Shoes from triple A to
c lasts are available here and
speciality is made in fitting narrow
and tender feet.
Two-tones in the blacks and
brown also are popular selections
for the winter season. This store
has been known for its reasonable
prices during its years of business
in FL Centre.
Good shoes may be bought for
less money this year than has been
possible in many years, according
TO officials of the Brown Shoe COM
pany, makers of the shoes sold by
the Brownbilt store. Never in the
history of the shoe business have
values been as attractive as at
present.
New fall hosiery to match the
new shoes also are available here.
Darker colors are good this winter,
forming an interesting and welcome
contrast to the lighter shades SO
long in vogue. Browns and darker
tans are favorites for costumes this
season.
Foot comfort at reasonable prices
Is a feature, of the service render
ed the public by this store. Those
suffering from foot disorders are
invited to try Brownbilt shoes and
Brownbilt fitting as a means of
comfort and relief. The perfectly
normal foot, Of course, also may
be fitted here with ease.