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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
OPERA FUSS LAID
TO0LDD ELET|ON
Mary Garden Cut "Thais" 20
Years Ago, Chicago Com.
pany Tells Amarillo.
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 1S.--Editorial shears
applied by Mary Garden to the
opera, "T91ais," nearly 20 years ago were
blamed by the Chicago Civic Opera Co.
yesterday for what it termed an operate
tempest that has been singing in tea
pots from Amarillo, Tex, to Chicago for
the last month.
Mayor Ernest Thompson Of Amarillo
set the Texas pot steaming again yes
terday with a charge that the touring
opera company clipped scene from
"Thais" on the Amarillo stage and
forfeited its right TO the full purse guar
anteed. He dared the company to try
to collect the $1,000 balance lathe
courts.
Scene Cut in Finaf Act.
The opera management acknowledged
yesterday that scene from the final
act. was deleted. But 1t added that the
missing scene has only once been played
In America, at the initial production
at the Manhattan Opera House in New
FORK, when Oscar HammerStein pre-
scented Mary Garden and M. Renaud in
the leading roles. After the perform
ance the two singers proposed to drop
the 11-minute scene, a repetition of
themes running through the first act,
and Hammerstein agreed.
The following Summer when Miss
Garden returned to France" the opera
company explained today, ''she and M.
Renaud went to Massenet, the COM
poser, with the same statement. Mas
senet told them he had always known
there was something wrong with this
last act and that they had put their
fingers on 1t. He agreed to the cut"
Since 1910 the original version has
never been sung in America, and In all
italian theaters, the Paris Opera and
on the South American stage the score
% sung as the Chicago Civic Opera Co.
sings 1t, the management declared.
Attitude Not Announced.
The company, admitting it held a
post-dated check for $4,000 from the
Amarillo guarantors, which has been
protested and remains unpaid, did not
announce what its attitude toward the
claim would be- 1t intimated the con-
troyersy grew from q fancied SLIGHT of
Amarillo newspaper reporters by Miss
Garden, and the attempt of Texas
editor, Gene Howe, to break into the
limelight again, just as he did on a
previous occasion, when he criticized
Lindbergh."
Several days after the Amarillo per-
formance,'' the statement related,
Howe was in FL Paso, Tex, and Is
quoted as saying that Mary Garden had
tried to 'high-hat' Amarillo reporters.
Miss Garden arrived in Amarillo at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon from O. long
trip from Oakland, Calf. and when
asked for an interview at that time told
the reporters she could not see them
until after the performance as she
needed the rest the afternoon would
afford her. At the conclusion Of the
opera Miss Garden did receive news
paper people and many others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

Under direction Of the committee on
preservation of historic spots OF the
N. 8. d. A. r., of which Mrs. H. Eugene
Chubbuck of Peoria. ILL.,, is chairman,
contest Is being held to locate the
place Of greatest historic interest in
each state.
Contestants submit written articles
to the regent Of each State and these.
after being read before the various
chapters, are voted upon.
Articles containing information on
what places are considered by State
t-rghters to have the greatest historic
In, st then are published IN the
d. A. =. Magazine.
Several such articles have been
printed In the last few months, but
Mrs. Chubbuck states that historical
stories from about 30 States remain to
be published and several States have
not yet passed final judgment on articles
submitted.
The. work of the committee is far
reaching. throughout the country his
toric places and hidden graves of Amer
lean heroes have been located and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Gas Pains
Peoples Drug Stores Guarantees
Dare's Mentha- r psin and 10
Dispensing Il to Many
Stomach Sufferers

You can be 80 distressed with gas
and fullness that you think your
heart Is going to stop beating.
Your stomach may be 80 disten6ed
that your breathing b short and
gaspy.
You are dizzy and pray for quick
relief--what'S to be done?
Just one dessert spoonful of Dare's
Menths Pepsin and In ten minutes
the gas disappears, the pressing on
the heart ceases and you can
breathe deep and naturally.
Oil What blessed relief; but why
not get rid of such attacks alto
eether? Why have chronic indi-
gestion at all7
With this wonderful medicine you
can Danish indigestion or dyspepsia
or any abnormal condition that
keeps the stomach In constant re-
bellion and one bottle will prove 1t.
Peoples Drug Stores and every
regular pharmacist guarantee one
bottle Of Dare's Mentha Pepsin TO
show the way to stomach comfort
or money back. Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
CANADIAN LAKE GIVEN
NAME OF COL. LINDBERGH

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, April 1s.--Although the
name OF Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has
been given to lake and d post cflce
has been renamed 'Lindbergh." neither
change was made by the geographical
board, the House Of Commons was In
formed in reply to question.
Fernand Rinfret, secretary OF state,
made the announcement, In reply to q
question by T. l.. Church, Conservative.
who further asked II the precedent"
might be extended to SIR John Alcock
and Sir A. w. Brown, the first to make
transatlantic flight. The secretary
Of state added that a mountain In Brit
ish Columbia Is named Alcock.
There is q railway station named
Lindbergh. and also one named Alcock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Blonses, Skirts, Sweaters
and House Garments

Is 81 Frocks Of dimity, per-
Gale, broad cloths; sizes
So to 46. .70e
3 IS White Uniforms, Dix
made. Soiled ........e2.5e
9 7Sc Aprons, pleated to
waist band ............. 3Sc
10 S3.S5 Albatross Bed Jac-
kets, pink or orchid. ...s1.e5
2 S5.95 Wide-wale Corduroy
Robes, rose or blue. un-
llned ............... 1855
IS 81 Hoover Aprons of
chambray, with white coll
lars and cuffs. ..........59c
( $7.95 Beacon Robes,
red designs on tan back
grounds ..............$ S.95
3 S1o.s5 Imported Atwood
Sweaters, student and crew
neck1ines; sizes 50 or
80 ..ss..s.......s 1919
8 s10.S5 Quilted Satin Robes,
In blue, gree n-blue and
black .................ek.S5
s Cotton Crepe Kimonos,
plain or lace trimmed. .s1.95
Is SS.s5 Blouses Of georgette,
crepe de chine or satin, plain
or printed ..........s1.s5
6 sass Rayen-and.wool
Sweaters, tan and blue
only .............s 81
Is S5.95 Skirts of velveteen,
crepe de chine, chenille and
flannel ...............9l.S5
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

TO England &c only an amount neces-
sary to cover British Indebtedness 70
the United States continued undated.
With general acceptance 1t would cut .
figure In the impending national cleo
tions May 80.
Liberals joined with the government
and Conservative leaders in denouncine
the idea Of Reputation" This cue
was followed strongly by the Liberal
press. whose election campaign against
the Labor party has been as vigorous
as that Of the Conservatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

8 $i2.5o Golf Bags, s and Z
inch sizes, OF canvas,
leather trimmed ......S7.95
81 pairs s4.9S to s1.s5 ALI
Wool Golf Hose, plain
shades. Broken sizes. 81
10 $685. ana s. AM-Wool
Slipover Sweaters .$2.95
5 Mems $S.s5 Sportswear
Sweaters, all wool, slip-over,
V-neck style. Sizes 40 and
AZ 1856
90 S3.sS to sass Golf Clubs,
woods or irons; slightly
shopWorr1 .............$ 1.95
"a pairs Mems 36.95 and IS
Coli Knickefs, plus-fours;
light shades. Sizes 30 to
7 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Main Floor. The Hecht COL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Women's Shoes

] Pairs Women's S5.s5 Black
Satin Mules, gold kid trim
mings. Sizes 3. 1 and z: G
width 1895
80 Pairs Women's $3.50 and
$3.50 Pumps. Straps and Or
f0rds, black and brown
suede; all sizes, but not n
every style .e3.45
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
BRITISH LABOR PARTY !
SPLIT ON DEBTS SEEN
Ramsay Macdonald Charged With
Regulating snowden, Causing
Embarrassment Of Faction.

~ the Associated Press.
LONDON. April 1s.--Politicai circles
opposed to Ramsay Macdonald and the
Labor party today charged that al
though the former premier had thrown
overheard" Philip Enowden, his repudi-
alton had failed to clear q situation
which was compromising In the cx-
IRENE for his party
Macdonald, in speech in the COM
mons last night. disclaimed any inten-
ton OF 'repudiating' the Balfour note
or other British debt agreement cove
nants. Suowden, who was chancellor Of
the exchequer In the Labor cabinet, had
said the Labor party held itself open to
do 50. Macdonald said. however, the
agreements were subject to revision.
The sensation created by Snowden's
threat to repudiate the agreements
which set the debts Of France and Italy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
COxEY AUTO INVASION
OF CAPITAL PLANNED
Force Being Recruited to Start for
Washington When Special
Session Adjourns.

By the Associated Press.
MAssmIoN, Ohio, April 1s.-"Gen.
erai5 Jacob S. Coxey, wfQse army Of
unemployed ramped to WaS@'ngton 80
years ago. Ief troral ,h mon RI in ina a
caravan 81 luxurious automobile
Coysv who celebrated his seventy
hfth hirshday Tuesday by selling his
sand husiness, is organizing workers to
visit NE district of every member OF
the nshcnal House and currency COM =,
coEress to support the generals"
,cs1er,1e to relieve taxpayers OF interest
ehkages for public improvements.
rs troupe will include entertainers
sd . tent seating 5000 persons. Along
de route he will publish and distribute
" newspaper. The tour, he said, will
start when the special session Of Con-
gress adjourns and viii extend from
Maine to Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
HOSPITAL HEAD HELD.

Los ANGELES, April 10 R.--Dr.
James H. Lloyd, So, said to be the
head Of . large Chicago hospital was
arrested ct his mountain cabin near
here yesterday ct the request Of Chi
cago Federal officers.
They declared DR.. Lloyd was charged
with Irregularities In handling alcohol
end Mquor At the hospital, also that
other physicians were involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Mems furnishings

SO Mems 81 and 75c Fancy
Shorts, broken ranges. Sizes
80 to SO. ..... soc, 3 for -
10 Mems $3.50 10 $40 Rayon
House Coats, silk lined also
uniined. Broken sizes. S4.9S
10 Mems $3.50 Genuine
Shell Cordovan Tongue
Belts, broken sizes. .S1.25
5 Mems $3.50 Blue Snap
Belts, 4 size 80 and size
SO. Soiled soc
so Mems and Ladies' s.
Cigarette Lighters, plain or
leather covered. .......e2.9S
CMain Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Babies and
Riddles Wear

/ Baby's $35 Bassinette, on
wheels, trimmed with rib
bons and ostrich feath-
erS .............. SIS
8 Kiddies' S5.95 Silk Panty
Dresses, sizes 2 to 6. .$2.S5
I $3.S5 Pink Silk Dress. size
5 $3.50
1 Kiddy's S35 Blue Flan-
mel Coat and Tam, size 4
years go
l sec Nursery Chair Ring,
slightly soiled .25c
2 Sass Utility Baskets
SCARED ...............S1 SO
2 $lo.ss Skippy Printed Silk
Dresses .............. e5.e5
I Kiddy's $35 Green Flannel
Coat and Hat Set, embroid-
cred in darker shade Of
green and yellow,
5 years. Us
; Kiddies' 81 Silk Shirts.
flesh: size 6 .25c
. SIS Crib Comforts, wool
filled, 45x60 in. .s7.sS
2 S. Wool Blankets, white
with blue border, soiled
slightly ...............3 3.ey
tsecond Floor. The Heeht co.,
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One Of this and Of that odds and ends broken sizes and small
lots reduced 25 500 and more, to close quickly


tSeN0feS
IA s5c and Soc Camp Stools
and Chairs, as Is 80. .25c
5 S1.2S Garden Hose Reels,
wooden, as Ia ........ soc
so So Fuses, Buss make: 10,
is, 40 and 30 amperes. . for Be
'S7.SS Electric Waffle Iron.
shopworn .............$ 1885
80 15c Clothespin BAGS
heavy canvas ...........5c
Al Dozen lee Good Luck Jar
Rubbers, dozen. sc
8 $4s.S5 Wincroft Gas
Ranges, floor samples, as
Is ......s....... $zv.SS
II 4Sc Pottery Vases. several
Styles ..Sc
II CSC TO Toe Odd Mixing
Bowls, glass and earthen-
ware ....s..,..... DC
IL e2.9S Griscers, the health
food grinder .......S1.45
81 1ec Odd Saucers, 2 for &c
s $1.25 and 81 Bread Boxes,
shopworn and damaged, Soc
IL 81 White Enamel CefIee
Pots, 2-quart size. ..... see
n $1.25 and Use Dust Meps
and Scrub Mops, shop
3 S7.95 Enamel Picnic Sets,
includes bucket, cups, sau-
GERS, bowl, plates, etc, $3.95
(Third Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Goats and Suits from,
the Mayfair Shop

8 Sle.75 Black Kasha Suits,
satin trim. Sizes II and
II ................''.''tlv
. sz9.Se Tan Tweed 2-piece
Suits, sizes 10 and 90. tl9.75
I $3.50 apiece Suit Of grey
tweed. Size 14.......e19.7S
: s1e.55 Tailored. Untrim-
med Sports Coats. Misses
sizes .......s.......s''s$lV
I S3s.se Tan Tweed Sports
Coat with opossum collar.
Size Is ................$z5
I sls.Se Black Bolivia Coat
with wolf collar and Guns.
Sine 20 ................315
I $3.50 brown Broadcloth
Coat with skunk collar and
cuffs. Size 14h........S25
1 s3s.se Sport Coat Of lamb
shire wool, tan. Size Il, SIS
! SIS Tan Sport Coat with
beaverette collar. 8 ize
Il .......s...... .$I9
1 $3.50 Tan BroadelOth
with dyed coney shawl collar
and cuffs. Size 1eh....$15
I $3.50 Blue Suede Cloth,
beaverette shawl collar and
cuffs. Size 1Sh.......$2S
3 $3.50 Tan Br0adcloth.
beaverette collar and cuffs.
Size IA .....s...... sis
I $3.50 Tan Broadcloth, self
collar and cuffs. Size
l415 ................s6s.5
1 $3.50 Black Broadcloth, :
with collar and cuffs of baby
seal. Size 50 ..........S25
1 Sss.5e Red Broadcloth.
with badger collar. Size
. $3.50 Tan sport Coats.
with wolf collar. Sizes 20
ana 50 ............s.. $50
I SS8.5e Grey Broadcloth,
collar and cuffs Of kit fox.
Size Is ................S54
I $Ss.5o Black Broadcloth,
collar and cuffs Of caracul.
Size 10 ............... .t54
1 $3.50 Tan Broadcl0th
with skunk collar and cuffs.
Size 40 NORTHUMBERLAND
2 S29.5e Black Broadcl0th
with dyed coney collar and
cuffs. Size IS .........$10
6 $2S.5e Tan and Black
Spring Coats, women's sizes
only ............... SIS
(rhird Floor. The Heeht co..
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IHEH j.: !! q: Co.
Toys

Us
Child's sio.9s Adjustable
SIT. See-Saw, slightly dam
10 81 Mechanical Stea m
boats, slightly damaged. soc
"a Childfen's 81 Play
Balls ...................5 soc
1 $S.9S Coaster Wagon, me-
dunn size, damaged. .$2.95
IL Pairs S1.75 Ball-bearing
Skates, adjustable. .e1.25
2 $11.95 Musical Teddy
Bears, in colors. $3.50. .80.eS
/ $9.95 Porcelain top Table
and 2 Chairs. .S5.95
"a 81 Doll and Cradle Sets.
bright colorS .......... soc
IL 39c Children's Sand
Buckets and Shovels. =. .25c
u 81 Tumbling Clewn
Games .................5o See
2 Se.S5 Doll Wardrobe
Trunks, large size. ..S3.95
"a soc Mechanical Autos.
well made ............. .29c
2 Sill Sail Boats, large size.
slightly damaged ..... .Ss.e5
.tSecond Floor, The Hecht COL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

! pair 81 Flanneiette Paja-
mas, size 14...........49 c
/ s3.95 Lumberjack, size
IA ......................xl
10 Girls Sc Part-woel Un-
ION Suits, size 3........Sec
I 80 Part-wool Unlon Suit,
Size IN .....sssss.ss.s .DVS
! Pair Pajarlas, size IL. soc
8 s3.0S Plaid PIeated Skirts.
; S2.95 Plaid Pleated Skirts,
Size ~ ...............
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From the Daylight
Piece Goods Section

1,ooo yards Of $1.5o to 81 Silk
Remnants, including satin
crepes, georgette, nat
crepe, crepe de chine,
MARCY crepe, printed geor-
gette, printed crepe and
printed nat crepe.
Yard ..........55c to SO
1,00o yards 29c TO So Plain
and Printed Cotton Fab.
RIGS. including printed
pique, printed dinaity,
printed batiste, printed
organdy. printed rayon
wolfe, printed basket
weave, printed broadcloth.
checked Bingham, printed
wolfe. ..........12c 70 use
tFifth Floor. The Heeht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
From the Junior
Miss Shop

s SIS Tweed Mixture Fr0cks,
tan tones .Slo.0U
. SIS 2-piece Suits of tweed,
tan and blue mixtures $S.95
s. $3.50 Tweed EnseI11-
0t18 $3.50 .DAW.C0
I Sass Frock Of navy blue
with red pin stripes. -. $S.95
3 SS.95 Tan TIE IN . \
Coats ...........s....32 .6k.
3 $3.50 Evening Frocks Of
taffetA, blue, white or vel
low ................. 1873
Junior Miss Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18

1 sS Natures Rival Girdle
Braseiere, size 50 $3.50
3 $3.50 Natures Rival Cir
die Brassieres, sizes 46 and
81 .............. $6.5U
3 s. Natures Rival Girdlv
Brassieres, side hook; size
~ ..........,.. So.0U
1 SIS Franco Front Hook
Girdle. size 50 ........S1.95
I Si2.So Franco Step-in
Girdle. size 80 .......S3.s5
I S2.5e Natures Rival Long
Line Satin Brassiere, hook
back: size 80 ..........s 81
10 81 Bien Joiie Net Ban
dette, size 80 Ice
3 91.so Natures Rival Lace
Bandettes, peach and green,
sizes 81 and SO .59c
n 81 Natures Rival and
Bfen Jolie Plain and Fancy
BanAettes, sizes 81, 81
and 50 ................s9 c
tFifth Floor. The Hecht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Linens

Is sSc japanese Crepe
Bridge Sets ............5 sc
30 1919 japanese Crepe
Napkins SO
IL S9c Turkish Towels. .aSc
~ ise wash Cloths. ....ioc
10 1Sc Hemmed Dish Tew-
ehS .............. .1vc
2 $5.s5 Rayen Spreads. .s2.s5
s $2.s5 Rayon Spreads. .sl.s5
81 SOC Linen Cloths, 45xl5
inches ..........s..... .e1C
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht co.,
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Toilefries

20 SOC Imported Atomiz-
efS ...............1 9c
Is Empty Jars. h-pint
Size Soc
IL VI Celma Loospact Com
k@Ct9 soc
8 e2.So Denny d Denny
Powder Bi8af .........S1.50
10 $1.eS Perfume
Lamps .Sl.25
IL S. Rubber Redueers. "a
50 65c Imported Per
AuufCS s...s.ss..s.. :. QUO
IS Imported PERTH m .,
bulk. for csc
(Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Rafe King Murder Trial Shifted.

YORK. 3. G., April 10 A1.-The pros.
pective scene Of the Rafe King murder
trial was shifted yesterday afternoon
from here 70 Chester County. A change
Of venue for King. who Is charged with
strangling to death his school teacher
wife, Faye Wilson King, was granted in
York County Superior Court by Judge
j. Henry johnson. Judge johnson de-
clined to hear arguments after he had
listened to the reading of afiidayits
charging prejudice against King. King
will be docketed for trial in Chester
County Court during = term converting
July /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
Luggage

1 SIS vuIcanized Fibre Tour
ist Trunk, pullman size. l
tray .............s E9.95
/ $3.50 Genuine Cowhide
Fitted Case, IL pieces, pearl
on-amber fittings, 22-inch
Size .............s...s.$l5
I $3.50 Fitted Travelling
Bag, Of tan ccwhide, 1e.inch
size, leather lined. ei6.5e
3 $3.50 and SIS FmIl size
Wardrobe Trunks, vulcan.
lied fiber. large hanger.
and drawer sections. Floor
samples ..sssss... VA. %
tAGdin lor. aThe Heeht Cal
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Upholstery

10 $3.50 Fabricoid Rar Har-
Dor Cushions :. $500. .Sl.29
30 $2.95 Round Crash Table
Covers, stenciled .SI.95
40 81 10 69c Sample window
Shades, sizes from "a to So
inches; som lie slightly
6Ole0 39c
eoo BE TO 1Sc Shade Tassels
and Shade Pulls, many col
OTIS &c "a.
IS S1.95 Damask Table
Scarfs, 16x50 inches. .$1.29
400 Yards S5c Rayon Dam
ask. So inches wide, striped
patterns .............. .49c
see Yards 5se Cnrtaining,
nets, scrim, wolfe and mar
qulSeCte ............... lac
(Gixth Floor, The Heeht co..
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Radio

I e1So Crosiey Battery Ra-
die. 8 tubes, walnut cabinet,
Crosley speaker .sSe.5e
3 ei35 Model 10 AIl-elee-
trie Fada Radios, with 2
tuDeS ............... .xlzO
. s137.se Cresley Gemboxes,
In Tudor cabinet, with dy-
manic speaker ........s115
l SITS Model % AtWater
Kent Electric Radio. In
Pooley cabinet. 800
tRadio Store. sis ? st. N.w.D
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Save 5000 to 1870 on
Art Goods and
Novelties
Bargains at Zoe

soc Ydrdstick in cretonne case 49,. Zoe
SOC Fancy Ddrners ...-a......:. Zoe
SOC and CSC Silk Braids .........1.,.. !. Zoe
81 Painting Patterns .,.1....,.r1.s...1 Zoe
3oc Stamped Vanity Sets ..~=.,...:... Zoe
30c Sew-me-Ons 80. .r.....n ..... Zoe
Csc Stamped Bids .....u..,..s.r... Zoe
Csc Fitted Workboxes .,,.r.r-..-... Zoe
Csc Colored Silk Sachefs ..:.r..,....s.-. Zoe
Csc Silk Flowers 49,. -. .r,a~.~.-., .1Oc
Csc Stamped Dolls ............. Zoe
An Unusual Group at 25e
81 Fancy Pin Cushions - ...25c
81 Crefonne Sewing Case. -. 49,. .. Csc
75c Six and Orgdndy Petal Sachet. Csc
81 Telephone Screen Doll Heads .25c
81 Hosiery Boxes, with compartments, Csc
81 Sewing Baskets -. Csc
81 Parchment Lamp Shades .s.r... Csc
81 Wooden or Metallic Fringe. ...,.r.. Csc
ST to $3.50 Six Flowers 49,. 49,. Csc
81 to SOC Wire Lamp Shade Frames Csc
81 to 75c Implanted Pottery. $50. .25c
81 to SOC Fancy Tape Measures Csc
Novelties and Necessities at soc
$2.o5 applique Wreath :. -. 49,. soc
81 Doll Lights ...... ..au.,.r1... Soc
$1.65 Fancy Pin Cushions .:.s.s.4...4. Soc
$50 to $3.50 Beaded and
Metallic Fringe $500. .-.r.rr.rs. Soc
$50 Parchment Lamp Shades. .cu.rr. SOC
$50 Silk Raehing, per yard !. .,...,. Soc
$50 Traveller Sewing Kit ...,.s... Soc
$3.50 Dolls Heads, for novelties -. Soc
$1.25 Ddrning Sets .........=.r.,. SOC
81 Fancy Clothes Brushes $3.50. Soc
Odds and Ends at 81
Sc to 81 Parchment Shades $50. 81
$2.o5 Painted Chiffon, per yard. -. 81
$3.50 Sewing Sets in leather case /. .. 81
$2.25 Pin Trays ...................$ 81
$2.25 Stray Work Baskets ....... 81
$1.o5 Pldin-colored Georgette, yard. 81
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Mems Shoes

Is Pairs Mems So Black and
Brown Heavy Oxfords, storm
WeICS .........,.... $3.50
10 Pairs e1.5S Miller Shoe
Trees, narrow width. -. .65c
80 Pairs $3.5o DR.. Schools
Arch Supports ....... .S2.65
(Second Floor, The Hecht Col
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40 Pairs Junior Misses Tan
Oxfords and Patent Pumps,
broken sizes, "a to 2. $685.
Is Pairs Infants S2.5e High
and Low Shoes, broken sizes.
2 to 8 81
50 Pairs Children's 81 Red
and Blue Felt Slippers, sizes
to IL .See
(oeeond Floor, The Heeht Col
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b. A. R. Contest for States Determines
Places Of Greatest Historic Interest

marked With fitting memorials of
bronze, marble or granite.
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Girls Dresses

4 s1.95 wash Dresses, sizes Q
and IL .................e1
2 $2.95 Cloth Dresses, size
~ ............... $l.D6
I $40 Jersey Dress size
10 ................... 3S.eS
l $40 velveteen 3 piece
Dress, size 10 .........@ S.eS
l $5.95 Crepe de Chine
Dress, size IL ........91.SS
3 81 Wash Dresses, size 3, soc
tSecond Floor, The fieeht Col
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Women's
Handkerchief

50 Wemen's 2sc 10 S5c
Handkerchief. soiled. ...5c
IS Women's 81 to Soc Hand
kerchiefs, soiled. ........ 25c
CMain Floor, The Heeht Col
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1925 Millinery
ST

Satin and felt hats. In
tan, black or blue
many attractive modes.
Some especially for matrons.
tThird Floor, The Hecht co.,
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Automobile replacement parts sent
from the United States to Germany last
year were valued at nearly IS. son. 900.
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80 PGiys Wemss's
.fII ard $3.50
Arch Aid Shoes
S4.95

Broken assortments and
discontinued models. AAA
z, ia, Q and Sla; IA, 51A,
z, III and 8: A ~, 5 and
IA; B 4, AZ; G ga, D 8.
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz