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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Teachers To
Be Honored
AtReception

SEBASTIAN, Sept. 2.-The Par
ent Teachers Association met wed
nesday at a call from the president
Mrs. Davis Woods. Plans were dis
cuSsed for a reception for the
teachers. 1t was voted to hold the
meeting in the afternoon in the
future. Mrs. Davis Woods rendered
her resignation as president since
she has been appointed TO a place
on the school board. Mrs. B. G..
Stallings was unanimously elected
10 fill the vacancy.
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YOUNGER SET
+

MIR. and Mrs. Boland entertained
a number OF the younger set with a
lawn party Saturday evening.
Among the guests were Misses
Hazel and Lois Wilson, Belle and
Grace Williams, Jranita and Clara
HaSklns and Messrs. j. w. Wright.
Klemann watson. Travis Stallings,
Kruse Williams.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Future Work
.DiScussedAt
I Board Meet

HARLINGEN, Sept. 2.-Tne first
executive board meeting Of the
Women.s chamber OF commerce for
the new fiscal year had almost 100
per cent of its members present
and a great deal of enthusiasm was
shown in plans for the future. Mrs.
T. s. Herren presided both at the
board meeting and at the luncheon.
Present were MeSdames Herren,
Hundley. Holland, Blanche Jones,
ROBBERS. Macy. II. l.. Hill. Brooks.
McKenna, Webb, Paul Brown,
Lakeland, Jennings, and DR..
Georgia Howell
Reports of committees were given
and among activities considered 1t
was decided to begin the AT
Homes" on the second wednesday
In September. They will occur
monthly.
Requests from Parent-Teachers
associations in Harlingen that the
chamber of CONNER assist In the
reception for the teachers OF
school and parents will be assured
q substantial help.
The house committee, RS. A. l..
Books, chairman. presented the
MINES Of several applicants for the
position of hostess at the Womer's
building. These we're voted upon
by this body and the successful one
VAS Mrs. Fl. S. Baurman. Of Santa
Rosa, who has been well recon-
mended.
LuncheC-
At twelve O'Clock the luncheon
guests met in the assembly room.
In the absence OF a hostess, 1t was
a decision that the members of the
executive board serve a compli-
mentary luncheon.
Several small tables were arrang-
ed with bud containing pink
rose buds and tuberoSes in the
center Of each. A cold luncheon was
served.
The business OF the chamber was
quickly dispatched and announce
ments and reports given. The visit
ors were welcomed by the presiding
officer.
The election OF officers for the
coming year resulted In: Mrs. IT. s.
6erreu, PRESIDENT. MIS-. .. IT, JcA-
nings. first vice-president: Mrs. p.
c.. Greenwood. second vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Herbert Shafer, record
I'm secretary: corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Richard Criss and treas
urer, Mrs. Blanche Jones
Special guests were Mesdames
Paul He-manns, Ell Paso; Grace
Myers. Nashville. Tenn. Julia
Kleinschmidt. St. Louis. Mo, T. w.
Corking. ". I. Koppel, Crawford
and Maud Baird.
One OF the outstanding features
~ the program was the sketch
fxen by Mrs. Blanche Jones Of her
"Trip in Europe this summer. The
othsr feature that was most delight
full was the songs given by Stanley
Addington OF Raymondville. He
sang Petal Drift by Fox: The
Golden Sua. Ereeman), and last. an
exquisite song composed by Enrique
Caruso, Dreams OF Long Ago" He
was accompanied by Miss josephine
Pollard.
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DINNER PARTY

1QE<O1O
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. p. Nielsen en-
tertained with a dinner party
Tuesday in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller and son Bobbie Dean
Of Delphos. Kansas.
Among the other guests we're M.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
FISHING TRIP
AT PORT ISABEL

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander and
son Cecil Ray. Mrs. Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. Lonnie and daughter
Virginia Lee and sons Guy and
Lloyd motored TO Port Isabel where
they spent the morning fishing, re-
turning TO Olmito in the afternoon
where they enjoyed a fish fry.
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Automobiles Q35)
AUBURN

AUBURN Model 120 Phaeton Sedan.
smart. beautiful car. equipped with 9
wire wheels: not . mar or scratch on the
finish and mech apically lust like you want
RAW sEMMEs. INC
1929 14th st. N W Open ewes
AUBURN-1o3O. sport sedan SIbO down
1888 per mo-: new car 10 every way:
perfect; guaranteed. Warrington Motto
Co. 2035 18th n W. Pot. OO44.
AUBURN 1879 Sedan. S125 down. $50 per
mo. Excellent condition looks new
Al tires Guaranteed. Warrington Mo.
tor Co. 2035 18th n. W Potomac 0044
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THREW" VALUES
ACCEPT NO LESS

The TreW Motor Co.
Dodge Distributors.
15O9-1 18th St. N. w.
DECATUR 1910.
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BUICK-5-pass. coupe, 1925: new
tires, clean-cut: SIS underpriced:
$125-$40 down, balance like
car fare, $3.50 per week.
Mandell Chevrolet Co., Inc,
1 15th & Good Hope Rd. S. E.
Anacostia, D. c..
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Simmons Motor Co.

A|AAARAkRJARO AF1OOVk W.
COMPARE OUR PRICES
TERMS AND GUARANTEE
Positively the cleanest and best
stock in town. "See for yourself"
1881 Chevrolet Coach. $545
1890 Ford Roadster. .. 375
1880 Cord De Luxe Cab
riOlet, radio equip. 1875
1880 Ford CabriOIet.. :. ATS
1880 Essex 4-dr. Sedan 495
1880 Old mobile De
Luxe Sport Roads. 795
1880 OldsmObile Sport
Coupe .......... 695
1880 OIL d S m OBJ lie De
Luxe Sport Coupe 725
1890 Ford Coach. AIS
1880 Chry sler 66 De
Luxe Sport Road
ster ............ 695
1880 Chrys sler II De
Luxe Sport Road
ster, radio equip. 1,195
1880 Nash Stand. 6 Sdn. 695
1880 Oakland 8 Sport
Roadster ........ 695
1929 Pontiac End Series
Coach .......... 3S5
1929 Auburn $50 Sdn. 545
1929 Old S m o bile De
Luxe Roadster. :. sos
1929 Peerless Sedan. :. sos
1929 OldsmObile Coach. ATS
1929 OldsmobiIe Sedan. 525
1929 Jordan De Luxe
Sedan .......... sos
1929 OldsmObiIe Sport
Coupe .......... 545
1929 Roosevelt 8 Sport
Coupe .......... 495
1929 Oakland CabriOlet SIS
1929 Nash Std. 6 Cab. 495
1929 Pontiac End Series
Sedan, with trunk 445
1929 ChrysIer IS De
Luxe Roadster 80. 745
1929 Essex Challenger
Sport Coupe. -. 395
1928 Old mobile De
Luxe Sport Coupe 445
1928 OldsmObiIe Sedan 3S5
1928 ChrysIer 81 Coach 235
1928 Chrysler II Cab. 495
1923 ChrysIer II Road. 525
1923 Chevrolet Coach. . 215
1927 OldsmObile Coach. ITS
1927 Chevrolet Coach. IS
1927 ChrysIer Finer 20
, BrOugham ...... 325
1927 Essex Sedan. -. 125
1927 OldsmObile Landau
Sedan .......... 265
Simmons Motor 20.
OldsmObile Dealer
14th and S SITS. N. w.
1912 14th st. N. w.
Potomac OO52
Open All Day Sunday. s..s
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PACKARD

PACKARD De Luxe Cabriolet. 1928, per-
feet, Reas. Rob't Hersons Auto Exch..
100 Florida Ave. N. e.
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LINCOLN

LINCOLN 7-passenger Sedan, thoroughly
reconditioned. four new tires; color
dark blue-S550
1130 Conn. Ave Decatur BIO. Terms
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BUICK

BUICK 1927 MASTER Four.Door Five
=, Passenger Sedan: motor paint and tires
N good condition. $2S6: terms, WAKEFIELD
BUICK 1891 Master Sport Roadster.
inal cost. 81 920: our price. S1.375. 1880
Standard Sport Coupe low mileage: fully
guaranteed. $3.50. terms. Barnes Motors.
1920. .I4th
BUICK Master BrouEbam. 1929. de luxe
thfoughout real buy at $3.50. KEMP.
Decatur 1880
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1928 GOOD HOPE RD. Sc.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY.
LINCOLN 2077.
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xsiulE NewL0we Sz0Ub
Automobiles
MARMON

MARMoN-Sport coupe. light g; 1878;
=, excellent mechanical condition, good
tires, new paint wire wheels. rumble seat;
real buy at this price: terms and trade.
kendrick shreve. 1928 L st. n. W. Pot.
O234. Open ewes. and Sunday.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET-sedan, 1926; fully
equipped; lots of transportation
at small cost; $95-$35 down,
balance like car fare, $3.50 per
week.
Mandell Chevrolet Co., Inc,
18th & Good Hope Rd. S. E.
Anacostia, D. C.
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NASH
OLDSMOBHE

oLDSM sedan. $50 down
way; guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co.,
2O35 l7th N. W. Pot. 0044.
OLDSMOBILE '2S Sport Coupe. $50 down,
S25 per mo Looks and runs like new.
Co. %035 18th N W. Potomac 0044.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

UNUSUAL BUYS.
1928 PONTIAC LANDAU-SEDAN.
1929 CHEVROLET COACH.
1928 ESSEX COUPE.
1928 ESSEX SEDAN.
1920 PONTIAC SPORT ROADSTER.
General Auto Truck Co.,
21O0 Virginia Ave. n. W. WEST 2166.
ESSEX-Sedan, 1927, late; clean.
cut, good tires: $50 underpriced; |;
$125-$40 down, balance like
car fare, $3.50 per week.
Mandell Chevrolet Co., Inc,
18th & GOOD Hope Rd. S. E.
Anacostia, D. C.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc.
1880 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan. $495
1927 Buick Std. Brougham. 365
1927 Studebaker Dict. Sedan. 325
1880 Marquette Coupe, r. S.. . 675
1880 Buick Std. De Luxe Cpe. Il, ,050
1880 Peerless 8 Sedan. ...... 925
1929 Buick Std. Coach. ..... TOO
1929 Buick Std. Coupe, r. S.. 750
1880 Ford Tudor. ............ 395
1928 Studebaker Pres. 8 Sdn. TOO
1015-1111 14TH ST. N. w.
National $500.
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CADILLAC

CADILLAC 1927 7-Passenger Limousine.
This car lie in splendid condition and
bargain at S575. WAKEFIELD MOTOR
CADILLAC 314-Roadster. $50 down. $40
per mo-: excellent condition: a real bar
ssin: guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co..
203H 18th N, W. pot OO44
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MARQUETTE

MARQUETTE 1880 4-DOOR SEDAN: ne1
tires; finish like new: motor perfect
priced low; terms and trade. EMERSOl
& ORME. 18th and N Sts
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SKTNKER MOTOR co.
1916 2Oth st, N, w.

SKTNKER MOTOR co.
1916 2Oth st. N. w.
DEC. 1910. We Never Close.
1929 Cadillac BAL B Town
Sedan ......,.....:.... so, 900
1927 Chevrolet Coach. ..... 95
1929 Chrysler "65" Sport
Roadster ............... SIS
1928 Nash Std. Landau-Sdn. 325
1928 Chrysler "52" Coach. $50
1928 Pontiac Sedan. ..,.... 1875
1925 Studebaker Touring. 95
1927 Essex Super s Coach. e. 9S
1881 Ford Coach. .......... $50
1880 Chrysler "77" Royal
Coupe 1,100
1929 Plymouth Roadster. %. $50
1880 Nash Standard Sedan. $50
1928 Chrysler "52" Coach. 225
1928 Chrysler "72" Coupe. 5S5
1927 Essex Coach. ...,.... 125
1929 Chrysler "75" Conv.
Coupe .................. $50
1929 Chrysler "65" Royal
Sedan ................ SIS
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PEERLESS

PEERLESS--1929, sedan. S75 down. S26
per mo-; Just like a new car: AL every
way; guaranteed Warrington Motor Co..
2O35 18th n. W. Pot 0044.
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Will Orders Committee
To Pass on Bride

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-If Max
Schwartz, Newark lawyer, marries
q girl acceptable to his mother
and two sisters or to any two Of
them, he will receive from his
fathers estate a house equal in
value to two houses given to the
sisters.
That was one of the unusual
provisions Of the will Of Nathan
Schwartz, wealthy apartment
house owner, who committed
suicide January 10 in Belle.
vile, N. J.
Another provision was that the
estate should take over a $1,000
mortgage on the synagogue
of Congregation Ahavath Achem
AnShe, of which Schwartz was
president. If the synagogue holds
regular services on Fridays. Sat.
urdayS and holy days with at
least 10 persons attending the
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Al SMITH PIT|ES
! PRESIDENT

: NEW YORK, Jan. 20 U.sJ,
Discussing prohibition and pros.
perity, former Governor Alfred
E. Smith, at a luncheon Of the
Advertising Club yesterday, said
"The Wickersham committee
did one good thing. It was at
least unanimous In finding
that the thing is not right.
Seven Of them are against it
even today. Four of them
merely want to give it another
chance. Senator BOrah said
sometime ago that we must
please all.
'The vets have the liquor
and the dryS have the law
under present conditions.
II feel sorry for the Presi-
dent. He sits on top Of Capitol
Hill holding the bag"
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Rep. RODbOttOna Held
As Bribe Accepter

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 28
dNSJ-Representative Harry e.
Rowbottom, Of the First Indiana
district. was at liberty today on
$4,000 bonds following his ar
rest on a charge Of accepting $3.50
for securing the appointment Of q
rural mail carrier.
Rowbottom, q lame duck Rep
resentative, was charged in a Fed
eral warrant with having taken
$3.50 from Walter G.. and Aaron
Aver for the promise Of appoint
ment of Gresham Aver as q rural
mail carrier at Rockport.
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Girls Wear
Cut in Price!

(20 Girls Bestyette Rain
coats, sizes Z to IA. Original
ly $5.95. Friday 81 OK
only ......~.........
Q3j Girls Skirts, bodice or
yoke styles. Broken sizes.
Originally $1.4s. Fri 69C
day only.
Q6 Girls All Wool SlipOn
Sweaters, novelty stripes.
Originally $S.95. Fri 80 Ok
day only.
(8 Girls BlOUses. prints,
broken sizes. Original @1 M
lv $1.95. Friday only W
FOURTH FLOOR
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Housewares for
Thrifty Shoppers!

$50 yds.) Remnants OiIclOth,
n to l n yards long. Original
ly 15c to CSC yard. Fri RO
day, each............... ~
(2O Aluminium Egg Beaters,
originally SSc Frid ay SQc
only ...........s.... WV
(23) Canister Sets, Hand
busters and Ash Trays. 0Oo
Originally Csc. Friday. OON
Q8) Miro Aluminium Sauce
pans, originally 75c and SE0
9Oc. Friday only....... OON
~ Bathtub Seats and Mir
rO Aluminium Saucepans. Or.
iginally $1.2O and 1925. QQO
Friday only. wv
(4 White EnameIed Covered
Kettles and Miro Aluminium
Ucep ans. Origi-
inally $3.50 and SO. 81 60
Friday only. ~A'OO
(34) Hair Wall Busters,
with long handles. Orig 10o
inally 81. Friday only. AVN
SIXTH FLOOR
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Don't Miss These
yelOelry Bargains

49, Baby LOckets wit h
chains, solid gold. Were 81
$3.50. Friday only. ...... OA
(65 pcs.) Novelty Jewelry,
including necklaces, bracelets,
pins and solid gold rings for
childre n. Were ACC. 00c
Friday only.
(22) Clark Cigarette Light
ers, silver finish Were doc
sec. Friday only.
~ Imported Novelty Clocks,
easel style. Were $500. 81
Friday only. "
14 Mems Solid Gold Cuff
Links, assorted styles. 60
Were $3.50. Friday only w.
STREET FLOOR
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Albania King Seeks
Medical Treatment

VIENNA, Jan. 20 U.SO-King
Zogu I, Albania's dictator-mon-
arch, came to Vienna yesterday in
search of a health cure that may
involve his acceptance of a few
dictatorial orders from physicians.
The absolute lord of Albanian
tribeSmen is famed as one of the
worlds long distance cigarette
smokers. He is reputed to do
away with some 120 a day.
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mortgage is to be cancelled after
three years.
The aged widow of Schwartz
Is to have the income for life
from the estate If she does not
remarry. Should she marry, she
must divide the estate with the
three children.
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Come Early for
These Bargains!

(O Jumpers. green and navy
flannel. Originally ST 40
$3.S5. Friday only. ~AU
QO Sweaters, slipovers in
pastel colors. Original &1 40
ly $5.95. Friday only, ~A1O
(O Knickers, tweed. Origi.
nally $2.95 and 1895. QSC
Friday only. wv
"a Leatherette RaincOats,
brown and black. Originally
$500 Friday S2.79
only OSssssRo...ssso
IA Leatherette RaincOatS,
blue and brown. Originally
S3.96. Friday &1 OF
only SsSss'
16) Sweaters, blue and
brown. Sizes "a to 40. Orig
inal1y $l.95. Friday &1 10
only s..............
SECOND FLOOR
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Handbags and
Leather NoueLtieS!

(5O Leather and Suede
Handbags, black and brown.
Were $1.S5. Friday &1 90
only ................ VA"O~
(22) Card Cases, goat skin
in black and brown. Were
$3.50. Friday &1 M
only ................ ~AOV
~ Cigarette Sets, calfskin in
rose and blue. Were G. 00
$3.50. Friday only. ~1"VV
QO Keytainers, red, green &
grey leather. Were (@1 00
$3.50. Friday only. OA'VV
~ Vanity Case, was Q1 M
$3.50. Friday only. VA'VV
19 Keytainers, suede leath-
er in blue, green, grey and
tan. Were $1.00. Friday EnO
only
"a Coin Purses, silver cloth.
Were $1.00. Friday E0O
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WV
STREET FLOOR
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JOffre's First Aide
Joins Chief in Death

PARIS, Jan. 2s-Gen. Henri
Berthelot, Marshal Joseph Jof-
fre's chief aide during the first
b:.ttle of the Marne, tonight fol-
lowed his military chieftain In
death. The general died at $50
D. m. Marshal Joffre died JAN
uary 8.
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Toilet Goods
Bargains!

(52) PearliZed Hand Mirrors,
Originally $1.39. Friday OK
only ............... Wv
(35) PearIiZed Hair Brushes.
Originally $1.S9. Friday OK
OHly
(23) Perfume A t tom IL RS.
Originally $1.95. Fri &1 M
day only. UA"VV
STREET FLOOR
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Fur Trimming
Reduced!

C3O) Fur Collar Lengths, %
to 27 inches long; 4 and in.
wide. Were $4.95. 60 OK
Friday only......... ~
81 Fur Collar and Cuff Sets,
Thibetine and coney.
Were $4.95. Friday 60 OK
only .....,....""'''
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Some Real Bargains
For the Junior Miss!

Some Real Bargains
For the Junior Miss!
(6 Smart FrOcks, all this
seasons styles and colors.
Were 1886. Friday S105
only s.....-e...o....
(4 Velvet Evening Wraps,
black and navy. Sizes 13 to II.
Originally $2S.75. 600 IN
Friday only......s
81 Crepe FrOcks, brown and
black, very smart. Sizes Is
and II. Originally 81 IN
$3.50. Friday only, ~''OV
~ Brown Velvet Dress,
size Is. Originally $3.50.
Friday Go R0
only .............. O
ID Black Chiffon Sunday
Mite FrOcks with rhinestone
trim. Sizes IS to II. Orig
inally $3.50. Fri 31060
uay only "~S""''''
QA Wool and Crepe Dresses,
in black, navy, brown and
red. Sizes 13 to II. Orig
inally $S.75. Friday 60 OK
only .............,..
an Dress and Sports Coats,
beautifully tailored: some fur
trimmed, Sizes 13 to II.
Originally $3.50. SS m
Friday only. OO
C7) Black BrOadcIOth Coats.
trimmed with lapin" and long
fluffy furs. Sizes 13 to II.
Originally $500. S12M
Friday only. .......
"Dved Rabbit.
SECOND FLOOR
Rayon Slips and Silk
PGjGr11Gs at Savings!
1897 RayOn Crepe Slips, with
inverted side pleats and g.
inch hens. Pastel shades.
Originally SAC. Friday S1C
only
(26) Silk Pajamas, figured
and plain: two and three piece
styles. Broken sizes. Origi-
nally $1.s5 to 1926.
g51Say 1911 S1.39 to S2.95
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Big Bargains for
Little People!

(2D Tots Coats, sizes 1 to
s. Were 1896. Fri 60 40
day only. W1O
(22) Chinchilla Tams. 100
We're soc. Friday only A"N
~ Velvet Tamss EOn
Were 75c. Friday only wv
FOURTH FLOOR
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Wool Dress Goods,
Suitings & Coatings!
S1.H Yd.

The best selling woolens-
in the most fashionable colors
now at one low price! Don't
fail to see them!
THIRD FLOOR
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SaUe Dollars
On CorSets!

(29) GiriIes and Brassieres,
many styles and lengths.
Were $1.2S. Friday Q0c
only s................
13 Rubber Reducing Cor
sets, back lactng. Originally
$500 Friday S3.49
only ..........s..... WAO
(2D COrselettes, with heavy
lace brassieres. Originally
$3.50. Friday 60 10
only ss..s........s
THIRD FLOOR
Negligees, Daytime
Dresses and Smocks!
(9) RayOn Satin NegIigees,
black, small sizes. Originally
$2.95. Friday QSP
only .................. Wv
(6D Crepenace and Wool
Daytime FrOcks, broken sizes.
Originally $1.S5 and 91 40
$2.95. Friday only. VA1"
QOO RayOn SmOcks, small
sizes. Originally $1.95. 2SC
Friday only. Wv
THIRD FIT DOR,
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THIRD FLOOR
Ribbons, Berets and
FIouUers at Savings

(5O Shoulder Flowers and
BOutOnnieres, slightly soiled.
Wero $40. Friday 100
only .................. ~
(lOO) Remnant Lengths of
Ribbons, satins, "a f t a s,
moires and metal ribbons, /
to 2 yards long. Were 10O
25c to SOC. Friday only AUN
Q19) Berets, Of French felt.
wool. suedene and velvet.
Originally SOC to &1.0o. 90O
Friday only........... WV
STREET FLOOR
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go prS.) WOmen'S Shoes,
pumps, straps and oxfords, of
patent leather, black or brown
suede and black or brown
kid. Broken sizes. Originally
$3.50 to $3.50. Fri 60 Ok
day only. ............ WH'OO
IA prs.) WOmen's Pumps
and Straps, one and two pairs
Of q style. Originally $500
and $5.S5. Frid ay 81 20
only ...............
(27 prs.) ChiIdren's Shoes,
patent feathers, tan elks and
blonde kids. Also infants
shoes. Or riginally
$500 to $3.50. Fri @1 OK
day only. ~A'"O
40 prs.) Babies Smoked or
Tan Elk MOccasin Shoes,
sizes 1 to 5. Were 81 M
$3.50. Friday only. UA'VV
40 prs.) Infants Patent
Leather Button Shoes, with
mat kid tops. Were
originally $500. Friday 9QC
only ...........
SECOND FLOOR
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THIRD FLOOR
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RayOn Slips and Silk
Pai0v11ns at Savings!

THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-03
CURB ISSUES SINK
: TO LOWER LEVELS
Many Groups Affected BY
Heavy Liquidation-NeW
Lows Made.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. September 3. - Selling
spread to many sections Of the curb
exchange as the volume Of trading In
creased today.
Electric Bond & Share was down
about a point and Cities Service was
OF fractionally at midday. Gulf Oh OF
Pennsylvania lost about two points
while Standard OIL of Indiana was
steady around its previous ANAL level.
ON pressure from Chicago, Middle West
utilities softened.
Investment trusts and utilities led the
downward swing. but soon were Joined
by a variety Of miscellaneous indus
trials. pipe lines and motors.
National short term securities A in
point of volume and percentage Of de-
cline was the outstanding feature of the
forenoon session, as the executives Of
the company at a meeting here dis
cuSsed the sharp break in that issue
Wednesday. This movement had an
unsettling effect on real estate issues
and investment trusts, even though
such issues were not even remotely con-
nected with national short terms type
i Of business.
Starrett Corporation was or frac-
tionally. Shenandoah Corporation pre-
ferred broke through its previous low.
Niagara shares eased. United Founders
came within a small fraction Of its low
mark and Goldman Sachs was inclined
t. heavinesS.
Industrials ignored constructive news
Thus the numerous gains in August
sales reported by chains were not mir
rored on the tape. Fender Grocery A
and MacMarr Stores were conSpicu-
ously weak in the grocery chains. Schifi
Co. receded. Willow Cafeteria, on a
slight turnover, was firm among res
taurant chains.
The favorable sales report Of Frank
lin Manufacturing for August had no
immediate effect on that stock nor on
the rest of the motor list. Ford Motor,
Ltd; Ford Motor Of France, Ford
Motor of Canada A and Cord Corpora
ton opened lower. In the accessories a
slight recovery took place in Parker
Rustproof.
Kruksal & Kruksal, subsidiary Of Fit
ington g. Schild, worlds largest dealers
In furs, was up point. Herman Mel
son. makers of heating and ventilating
equipment, was up more than ~
points. Sieberling Rubber and Rub
beroid Co. relapsed.