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New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
Wallingford Lady Feels Fine Since
 Taking Bon-Tone

Mrs. Louis Page of G23 Center street, Wallingford. Conn. states: "I used to cook up herbs myself and ike them so [ know their value. and reading about Bon-Tone and now it contains fl herbs ] was sur" that it had a real benefit. l have been troubled with torpid liver and constipation for some time. would get dull headaches every day. Often spells of dizziness would come over me and everything would go black before me and ! would feel weak all over. ] would get a dnll ache and sort of heavy feeling all the time across my back. Why. | used to get so weak that my knees wouldn't hold me up. ! have taken but two bottles of BonTone and it certainly is doing wonders for me. Nv liver seems 10 work better and I never take laXatives now. l very seldom get dizzy or weak and tn" pain in my back is much better and the heavy feeling all gone. l have wonderful appetite and can eat anything without distress. l sleep lots better and get up feeling rested. Bon-Tone has given me a lot nor" strength. too. and I will gladly rec ommend it to anyone
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04

ought to play in the social order of the world.
 "When religion has the courage of it's convictions. then the young peo- pie will follow it's teachings.
 If youth IS to find it's place and happiness within the church or synagogue th,r must come re- birth Of the social order Of things within the church.
 The church and synagogue today continue to turn to the past and lay too much emphasis on the past and put too little stress on the power of the individual to decide for himself
 Youth N,arcs At Sl,ackles
 "1he Jew looks back to the Ten Commandments. the Christian to the sermon on the Mount. They are told to learn what is there and that will le sufficient. The young people are right in saying These things do not solve the ethical problems Young people will not be Shackled by any ethical codes no matter how great They believe that they have the right to strike out for themselves.
 Tn science and mathematics we use hypothrses. Only in religion are we taught not to make hypotheses. The young people know the only way to move ahead is to look ahead The only way to solve the problem is to find out the truth for themselves. Ready made codes may be used 10 give help but in the last analysis what judgment shall they judge by but their own?
 ''The attitude of religious institu- tions towards youth will decide the future. not Of youth but the future Of religion.
 Unless the church and synagogue adapt themselves to reshape their attitude they will perish from lack of vitality. If they are willing to fling aside creed and ceremony and make themselves vital factor in so- cial things, they may again con- sider themselves standard bearers.
 'The will tn beauty. the love Of the finest and best things in life, the search for truth, these are the
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
False A!crn Nearly
 Co"cns Hure Panic

Boston, March U'Pl-Threr boys Were sought today in conncc- ilre alarm which mrnacrd he safe ty ol about 16.uhn persons who Wure, filing out of In" Boston Garden Ia~t night.
 The alarm Was sounded inside tn" huge audi' orium iHst att"t tNang"l- iSt GipSy smith had ronciu,Iod his religious services win prayers. Frightened members ot th'. nudirur" rushed for 1h" exits and IasSacr- ways Wrr" iamn,l I
 A serious panic probably was aV"rt"d only hv timely intervention of police and ijrrtncn.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
Yale Senior Class
 Safely ReDubl;can

New Haven. March I Np) Con serNatism feature the Yale coll-ge senlor class prt f'senc"S made pub lie here today. taNoriug he repub lican party. the Episcopal religious fait h and scholastic honors. the sen iors spurned athletics. study of physchology and the more high brow" poeis.
 Colonel Charles 4. i.indhersh was voted the most popular man now living. Andrew Mellon. secretary of the treasury and father Of Paul Mellon. Yale senior, was second and led Herbert Hoover by on" vote.
 Hiram F.. Nan>ilie. jr-. son of the Pleasan vile. N Y asbestos nag nate. captured the double honor of being voted best looking and great : est social celebrity in the class.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
Prince Is Held On
 Manslaughter Charge

Wcstport. March 1 Rl-William J. Prince of Bridgeport, boxing pro- motcr and former alderman of that city, vas today bound over to the superior court under bonds of $2500 by Deputy Judge Joseph Adams in the Westport town court
 Prince will be tried on a char Q of manslaugh in connection with an accident on the Post Road .n which Charles Abbott of Stamford was killed. when his automobile col lided with d car being driven by Prince.
 Coroner J. ]. Phclan held Prince Criminal1y responsible for Abbott's death Tn his finding recently made.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04

shot wound~ in the left thigh ac,I dentaliy inflicted by his brol h.-i Frederick Melanson Jr., ln. whue the boys We're playing with a douh.- barreied shotgun yesterday at ,hr,r home. The injuries are said 10 se not serious. The acr't rnl occurred N hle the boys parents. Mr. and Mrs Frederick Melanson We're Nisi.- ing in Rev, re
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04

watch proceedings undertook 'o free the prisoner One Of them succeeded Tn WIenChing MCNaity'S club from his hand and striking hlHi Sinarly over the head dazins the ottictt and cutting his sr p In thr confusion the. prisoner was freed.
 Meanwhile MrNaily recovered su.- ticitntly 10 direct his hro' hef off. cers in q s~a rch for his assaili nt and former prisoner. Within 4n hou, Thomas F Murphy was booke tCt druukeunrss and asSaulting an officer and Margaret Marin. the escaped prisoner. Vas charged With dfnNkenurss McNaliy was treated ai d hospital and was ordered 10 his home.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04

tniii tomorrow, This respect he will derlate from he custom of his lnl. mediate predecessors.
 Eight years ago today. President flarding's first act after delivering his ina ugural address was to appear before an executive session of the senate and present his nominations in person.
 day.
 MT. HooVer's decision made it pos. slble for the new senate to recess until tomorrow immediately after the vice presidential inauguration was over
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
DANCING GLASSES POPULAR

Chl1dren's dancing classes are. proving 10 he very popular at ths Y. W. c. A. The classes meet on Thursday afternoon. The dancing taught consists wholly of rhythmlc exercises, and natural and inter- pretive dancing. Registrations for new members of the classes will not be taken after this week.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
One Sure Way
 Drive Out Rheumatic Poisons
Pain Cease&-swOiI~n Joints Vanish

Poisons in the blood settling in the joints and mus les cause the pains and torture of Rheumatism. Sciatica and Gout. only when these poisons are cleaned out of the circulation will you get rid of Rheumatic agony. That's why lini- ments and pain deadening drugs ran only give few hours relief.
 But now comes a modern remedy go compounded that it forces Rheumatic poisons completely out of the system thu the natural channels of elimination. It |. called Rheuma and is the one prepa fa- tion that can be depended upon to bring ssfe quick and lasting relief.
 When Ehcumat tism pots"iIs are one" driven out of the system all Ib.umatic suffering .nds.
 The Fait Dept e,me and every drug eir sell Eheurra with guarantee that II must end alI rheumatic agony or money back.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

\ surprise birthday party was givcr in honor of Miss Tillie J. Savage at her home. 155 Linden street Saturday night. Games were played and luncheon served. Miss SaNag" Vas the reciplent Of many gifts.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
EDITORS WIFE DIEs

Kansas City. March P-Mr$. Katharine Wright Haskell. wife nl Henry ]. Haskell, editor of the ka.- sas City Star. and sister of Orvil!e and Wilbur Wright. inventors Of the airplane. died Of pneumonia at her home here last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
Crowd Attacks Officer.
 Frees Woman Prisoner

Lowell. Ma-so March { tPl-Wh',n Patrniman John F, MrNaNy WIS holding d woman prisoner at 9 pa trol box here yesterday awaiting th" police machine. several members of the crowd which had Z: hered 'o
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
Senate to Get Cabinet
 Nominations Tomorrow

Washington. March 4 LP)-Presi. dent Hoover will not send the nomi~ nation of his cabinet to the senate
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04
ROY SHOT RY RROIHIK

West Andover. Mass. March 'Pl Eight year old Joseph Melanson of the Hood farm is in St Johns hospital. Lowell. suffering from gum
New Britain herald., 1929-03-04

All Kind:
 The Answer Easy and Can Be Given Just One Wod-MERT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Mems Furnishings

(6) Mems $40 Extra Quality Worsted
Union Suits, soiled from handling.
Sizes SO, 38 and AZ only. ...... s4
(144) Mems $1.50 Nationally Known
Make Of Hose, fancy patterns, soiled.
Sizes 10. 1O15. II. liz ....S sec
az Mems $3.50 FianneIette Pa iamas.
notch collar coat style. Sizes A and
B only. Soiled ...............s2 $3.50
az Mems $40 to $3.50 Rayon House
Goats. silk lind or unlined. Jacquard
patterns. l size 36. 5--37, 6-c3 end
(eD Mems $3.50 Am-wcoi Dressing
Gowns, small and medium sizes
~ Mems SIS Atwood Flannel Under
shirt, size AZ.
(2) Mems $40 Silk-and Wool Union
Suits. Il and "a lengths. Soiled Size
"a only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(42) Mems $3.50 to $3.50 Nationally
Known Knitted Ties, broken combina-
nohs :..;'.:.. $4,000. ..Si.35
n25) Mems ST Ties, one or two of
kind. wool lined. ....... CSC; 3 for So
al Mems So to $3.50 Imported and Do
nestle Ties, broken ranges. 81 20
(2D Mems $50 AIl-Silk Lined Dressing
Gowns, rayon Jacquard patterns, small
and medium sizes ONLY .. 1885
163) Mems 81 Imported English All-wool
Ribbed Hose. dark heather patterns
only. Sizes 10, 1917 and il SOC
f48 Pairs) Mems $3.50 to $3.50 Atwood
and Lisle Hose, broken ranges. Sizes
10, 1912, IL and 1l12 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Goats from the
Moderate Price Shop

a. SIS Coat, Of brown tweed with wolf
collar. Size 50. Observation-Disclosures SIS
~ $25 Coat, grey tweed, saddle shoul-
der. belted. Size 40. SIS
(6 s1s.75 Grey Mixture Coats, satin or
raglan shoulders, patch pockets
Misses and women's sizes. ........ SIS
~ s19.75 Brown Tweed Coat, fully
lined with silk and interlined Size
10 ..................Sl SIS
O SIS Light Tan Cloth Coat, size
~ .................. ..Sl5
U $69.50 Printzess Coat, of bolivia with
skunk collar and cuffs. Size 16.. SIS
~ $3.50 Black Bolivia Coat. size Is, SIS
IN $3.50 Red BroadcIoth Coat, opossum
collar and cuffs. Size 49,. SIS
(D $500 Black Velour Coat. with collar
and side drapery of Arabian lynx
Size so Observation-Disclosures. $40
On $3.50 Red Broadcloth Coat, with
black sealine dyed coney) collar and
cuffs. Size 141a SIS
(5) $3.50 Tan Check Sport Coats. belted
patch pockets, silk lined. SIS
~ S19.75 Tan Tweed Mixture Coats.
self trimmed, lined with silk. Misses
and women's sizes. SIS
(Third Floor. The Hecht CO..
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Goats from the
Mayfair Shop

al $3.50 Black Broadcloth, with shawl
collar and cuffs of gray wolf. Size
~ oo0'vV
n $3.50 Brown BroadclOth, skunk col
lar and cuffs. Size 14l2..........$25
~ $3.50 Black Malina Broadcloth, with
large wolf collar. Size 18. .$39
"a $3.50 Kit Fox Collar and Cuffs on
Gray Norma Cloth. Size Is. .S54
III $3.50 Black Broadcloth. with skunk
collar and cuffs. Size 1512........S54
I IN $3.50 Skunk Collar and Cuffs on
Tan Broadcloth. Size 40 ........ .S54
a S6950 Black Broadcloth, with collar
of opossum. Size Is ............. 1888
"a $3.50 Tan Ma.ina ErOadcloth. fox
collar and cuffs. Size 20. S54
III $3.50 Red Broadcloth, with collar of
badger Size IA ................ $39
III S69.5O Black Broadcloth. collar and
cuffs of black wolf Size SO. $3.50. $50
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Draberies and Ubhoserie Pictures, Mirrors and Gifts
MISUNDERSTANDING
An AU-WeatI1er Coat

n0) $685. 14x26 Framed Pictures. .Sl.9s
81 Sc Beautiful Serving Trays. =. $3.50
(2l $50 German Silver Bird Ornaments,
for buffet or table ornament. ....$1G
a. S25 Large Imported Ship Model.
santa Maria ................... .SlS
a. Sl9.95 Large Imported Ship Model.
for mantel or radio cabinet. $40
uO) $685. Imported Alabaster Boudoir
Lamp without Shade) .......... .S2.95
(2) SIS 19-inch Colonial Twisted Brass
CandleStickS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
10) $3.50 Imported Wrought Iron Dinner
G0ngS, 8l2 to 11................. Sl.5O
(50) 81 12x15 Framed Colonial Pic
IN $18 3-Prong Brass Candlestick, IL
'lncnes hlgn. ................. 30
a. $50 Imported Brass Treasure Chest.
oAl1AZ q .Si@.Jo
(21 SIS Imported Heavy Chinese Brass
BOWS. ......'SlV
(4) SIC Imported Amber Glass Candle
sticks. 16 inches high ............S1
% S100 Large German Silver Imported
Musical Parrot Ornament ...... $50
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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From the Mayfair
Dress Shop

az $3.50 Purple Aster Chiffon Evening
Gown with lace bertha, size Is.
Faded observation-disclosures. SIS
(23) S25 to $3.50 Afternoon and Street
Fr0cks of transparent velvet. georgette,
fiat crepe. satin, tweed and jersey
Misses and women's sizes. ......S $40
az Women's Dresses of georgette and
satin-faille with broadcloth trim. Sizes
~, ~ oilI SlJ. 40
% Velvet, Canton GeOrgette and Tweed
FrOcks for women and little women
Women's sizes, 36. 38, 40, AZ and 49,
Little women's, 14k, 1872 ...... .$13.75
~ $3.50 Navy Georgette, size
52la .................... .$13.s5
% $3.50 Napoleon Blue Chiffon Velvet
Fr0ck, size 10. .Sl3.75
(Third Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Brassieres, Corsets g Girdles

~ $3.50 Side-hook Redfern Wolfe
Girdles. size 81. 81
(6) S. Memo Flex, Rengo Belt and Bien-
Jolie Girdles, sizes 81, 81, 80. 80.
(s) $3.50 and IS American Lady. Fashion
Mode. Memo FIex and Bien -Jolie Step
ms; and semi step-ins. .Sl.50
12) $50 and $40 Bien -J0lie and Franco
Side or Front Hook Grdles and Elastic
Step-ins; sizes 81, 90, 81, "a and
% $780,. .......:.......' s4.oO
(33) 81 b. and J. and MOdish Form Ban
dettes, of satin, net and crepe de chine:
Do tSC
15) S1.50 Natures Rival and Bien-J Olie
Bandettes, of crepe or lace; sizes 80
10 DO. 81
(2) Sl.5O American Lady Back Corsets.
low bust: sizes % and 80. ........ 79c
~ $3.50 American Lady and Memo Back
Lace Corsets; sizes %, 30, 81, 80,
az $3.50 Franco Step-in and Front-hook
Girdle. pink brocade. ............$6 $685.
n) SIS Memo Flex Back-Lace Corset. for
short stout figure: size IS. .$1.95
Fifth Floor The Hecht co..
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Frocks from the
Moderate Price Shob

~ SIS Brown Crepe Frock, size 48l5.,
S79s
~ SIS Blue Crepe Frock. size 20. :. S7.95
o. SIS Blue Gecrgette Frock. size So.
S795
~ $3.50 Black Crepe Frock, size 10.
S795
nD S12.50 Black Georgette. size So. S795
80 $500 Silk Frocks, sizes Is, 10. 90
36 and AZ $685.
81 $40 Black Satins, sizes 80 and 46.
S595
1) S7.95 Cloth Fr0ck. size 20. 49,. $3.50
(10) S8.95 Cloth Frocks, size IA
size Is and size 20. S5.95
(45) Silk Frocks--1 size IA 3, 1412; 5. Is:
S, IS: l, 1872: 2. 20; 2. 2012; /, 221a:
6, SO: 7, 80; 8, 40: l, 40; 2, A; l, As:
2, 48; l, 49,; /. so. 1886
Third Floor. The Hecht CO..
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Room Size and Scatter Rugs

az SIS Velvet Rugs, 9xl2 IT. 80. S39.95
90 $3.50 M0urzourk Rugs, 9xl2
1t. INSTRUMENTATION. .S18.95
tS) $32.50 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 #. .S23.95
~ $3.50 Rush Rugs, 9xl2 IT. -. .S18.95
~ $3.50 Administer Rugs, 46x6.6, $3.50
% $3.50 Congoleum Rug, 6x9 #.
AS Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1895
~ $3.50 Congoleum Made Rug, 6x9
H. ..................S2 .95
~ $12 Sandura Rug, 9xl0.6 It. $3.50
~ $3.50 Sandura Rug, 76x9 It. .S6.75
~ $3.50 Carpet Piece, yards 81
inches. AS is, yard. .s2.75
u0) IS to $3.50 Scatter Size Rugs. .S2.95
sixth Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Girls Underwear

~ S3.95 Girls Silk Combination, size IA.
Soiled NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81. 95
60 S3.95 Girls Crepe de Chine Slips
soiled: sizes IA to 16. S2.95
m $l.50 Girls Ray0n Pajamas, size g.
soiieu ..:.:..:::.... ......... 81
~ S1.95 Girls Silk Gown, lace trimmed:
cs Size SIS SILK Sims, soijed: sizes 81
"a $500 Girls Wool and Cotton Union
Suit, size IA 81
81 S1.00 Girls Rayon Combinations.
sizes to 10. .75c
Second Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28

1887 79c Camp Stools, steel frame with
canvas seat INSTRUMENTATION. Csc
1907 15c Clothespin Bags, made of can
vas ............ DC
15) 81 Dust M0ps. with handles. soc
n0) 75c Scrub Mons self -Wringing. 45c
90 Ss95 Electric Waffle Irons 1895
t20) soc and Soc Rush Shopping Bags,
choice Of ? sizes .25c
90 S3.95 Mop Wringers, for janitor
IN S34.95 Wincr0ft Gas Range. white
splashers and oven doors. ...... S22.95
90 $685. and $54.95 Home Economist
Kitchen Cabinets, grey and white.
FLOOR samples. S39.9J
(31 pieces) CSC White Enamelware, con-
sisting of coffee pots and cooking
pots NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc
n4) s5c to CSC Assorted Tea, Flour,
Coffee and Sugar Canisters. 49,. .45c
tThird Floor. The Hecht CO..
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Lamps, Shades and
Lamp Bases

(2D S1.59 IL and 20 Inch Pleated Parch-
mentized Junior Lamp Shades. -. sec
"a S4.95 Junior Lamp Shade, of deco
rated parchment paper S2.95
On $3.50 Leatherette Shade, for junior
ldIIlp . 5000
(2) S5.95 Glass BoudOir Lamp Bases,
trimmed In green 1895
t2) $1.95 Pottery Lamp Bases, for bou-
.
~ S32 Marble Top Table Lamp Base.
S1295
~ S29.75 Twin Bridge Lamp and Shades.
S2275
~ $40 Bronze Table Torchiere. .s29.75
a. S2975 Shade for Bridge Lamp. gold
colored, embroidered S19.75
Sixth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Girls Goats and Dresses

"a $3.50 Winter Coat, fur trimmed
Size IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$25
(2) $3.50 Fur-trimmed Coats, sizes 10
and IA $3.50
~ SIS Astrakhan Coat. size IA. .S19.95
(2) S69.50 Fur-trimmed Winter Coats,
with hats to match Size 10. 80. $3.50
% $3.50 Fur Goats, sizes and 8. $3.50
m S19.95 3-pc. Ensemble, plaid skirt
with silk blouse and navy coat. S12.95
49, S8.95 Girls Wool Crepe Dresses. size
ID S3.95
az Sl0.95 Cloth Dresses, broken sizes.
S5.95
~ $685. Printed Wash Pongee Dresses,
size IA .......a. ................ S3.95
~ Party Dress. size 3. S7.95
~ Party Dresses. sizes and 10. .S10.95
Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Beds and Bedding

(2) S24.75 42-inch Brass Beds. -. $3.50
% 1918 Simmons White Metal Bed.
double size .S4.95
81 S13.95 Twin Cane Panel Metal
BEDS Observation-Disclosures. SS.oI
N 1918 Simmons Brown Enameled
Metal Bed Observation-Disclosures. .$5.95
(2) STATS Box Springs for twin
UeUS pSo.oV
~ $3.50 Felt Mattress for twin
De0 .SlosoS
"a S39.95 Colonial Post Twin Bed S24.95
% So White Goose Feather Pillow.
soiled NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1885
On S39.15 Double Size Osterm00r Inner
Spring Mattress, floor sample. .S31.S5
Fourth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28

SilverWdre and Clocks

t3) Sc BOnbOn Dishes of sterling silver. SIS
(2) S1.25 Sterling SiIver-tOp Salve
Jars ..................55 sc
t500) 15c Silver plated Teaspoons. loo
Isl $3.50 Mantel Clocks, 8-day move
uenG $3.50
W 26-piece Set $72 Gold plated 1847
Rogers Tableware .................A S
q jewels. ................. S4.SS
(Matn Floor, The Hecht Co..
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(24) S1.29 Rayon and Fabricoid Covered
Pillows ..........'.'...'. o''
(25) S9c Special Opaque Window Shades,
blue only. Each ................'4 Sc
1900 Yards) 29c to S4.95 Drapery Fabric
Remnants ..............IO c 10 s@'oV
$50 Pairs) S159 to S495 Sample Curtains
and Panels. slightly soiled. 49c to S2.95
(4) $685. to $34.95 Sample Cedar Chests.
walnut or natural cedar finish. Sold
nS Pairs) COlOred Wolfe and Organdy
Ruffied Curtains, only or pairs OF
a kind NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...sI.so
(20) S8.95 Rayon Portiere Strips. ~
inches wide .................. ..$a.So
u5l $3.50 Waterproof Chair Cushions IN
black and rose ............... si.So
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Children's Shoes

go Pairs) $3.50 Infants Low Shoes, sizes
70 o.. ........:.......S1
GO Pairsl 81 Children's Felt Slippers. in
sizes TO IL. SJc
"A Pairs) Boys $500 Tan Elk Hi-Cut
Boots, with knife pocket. ..... 1896
go Pairs) $500 White Satin Ballet Slip
pers, soft toe, sizes to 2 and 2h
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
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WOmen's Fur Goats

"a 500 Gray Wombat Sport Coat, size
IA ...'........ .'..'.'' %"
On SI39 Gray Kidskin, with collar and
cuffs of Civet cat Size 49,. $50
"a S129 Brown Caracul Coat, wolf col
lar. Size 10 $50
"a S1OO Sea!ine dyed coney) Of better
grade. Size Is ...................S 55
"a SIPS Caracul Paw. Size 10 ..... S8S
On sI99 Snake Pony Coat. Size 10, SSS
% S149 Sealine dyed c0ney) coat. Size
IL .'''''.' 300
N S165 Caracul, with fox collar. Size
IL 800
(2) SIPS European Lamb. Sizes IA and
10 .....-..s. .'''' goo
"a S149 Black Imported Calfskin. Size
10 ............-. ...''... ..''''S 200
"a S199 Black Pony, with pointed fox
collar .$IsS
N SI99 Sealine (dyed coney), with ba-
runduki collar. Size 10 ........$149
N s265 Black Caracui. with shawl col
lar of pointed fox .S199
a. $685. Sealine dyed coney), with COL
lar and cuffs Of marmot. Size 48. $3.50
a. S265 Black Pony. with crush collar
of pointed fox. Size 80. .S199
az S235 Raccoon Coats. Sizes l6 and
10 -....'.'...--. ............' '9io3
% 500 Brown Squirrel Coat. Size SO. $295
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Trench Goats, Blouses,
Sweaters, Skirts G. Negligees

(15) S595 Gabartine Trench Coats. tan
only, belted high collar. ..S2.95
(3.) $7.95 Blouses of crepe de chine,
georgette, satin, velvet and metal
az S2.95 All-wool and Rayon Sweaters,
TAM powder blue and two-tone COL
Ots .Sl.o9
t25) S5.95 Butterfly Skirts. bodice tops,
OF velveteen, wool crepe and fan
t6) $40 Tweed Ensembles. blouse of crepe
de chine, in brown, black or white, $685.
u0) $40 Nelly Don Wool Challis Figured
Frocks. tan backgrounds. ....... 1886
~ $40 Wool Challis Dresses, fagoting
and v necks. Blue or black back
SiOuIiuS SO.S0
QD S3.95 Nelly Don Printed Frocks.
green and white. .S2.95
ID $10.95 Quilted Satin Robe, seco lined,
IOoc COiOTeU .S0.Jo
(5) S4.95 Cotton Crepe Kimonos, hand
embroidered and lace trimmed. .SI.95
Fifth Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Sports Shop

Us Pairs) SIS to S695 All-wool Knockers,
UlOhell SILeS SoJC
(22) Mems 1895 Coat Sweaters, broken
sizes S295
% Pairs) Mems $1.95 to S3.95 Atwood
Golf Hose. sizes 1917 to 11l2 ...Sl
(6) Mems SIS AlI-wooI Sportswear Sweat
ers. slip-over style, 2 sleeveless sweaters
included 1895
81 $3.50 Leather Carrying Cases, for
binoculars, shoulder straps Soiled. S195
MAIN Floor, The HecEt CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
monographs
Jepelry

% 81 6O-inch Gold plated Chains. 81
t22l 81 Gold-and bronze Finish Pearl
Necklaces, 60-inch strands 79c
ti) $3.50 Gold-p plated Snake Bracelets, 81
49, 81 Rhinestone Pins ..SI
q Pairs 81 Novelty Earrings
~ $3.50 Goid-piated Snake Neck
laces NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
t9l $3.50 ClOissonne Top C0mpacts ST. so
t12) S. 1O-kt White Gold Brooches, So.
t8) So 1O-kt White Gold Pins ...S1
main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28
Millinery

(2) $40 Angora Hats tan or purple
aSter 1895
~ $40 Matron's Hat, of dark green satin
and felt. .................. 1895
ca $40, $3.50, SIS Youthful and Matron
Styles in Dark Brown Satin Hats, S395
az $40 Back Satin Hats. $685.
az $3.50 Dark Green Felt Hats. 1895
~ $3.50 Rust Color Felt Hats . . 1895
~ $3.50 Felt Hats. of monet blue. 1895
Third Floor, The Hecht co..