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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

An accident at the intersection OF
early last evening between a large
sedan and Il truck resulted in lnjur-
les to two Holyokc women.
According 10 information given
Constable Ernest W. Farrar, who in
yestigated the accident, the crash
occurred when II. c. Simolscn Of
New Britain avenue, driver OF tho
truck. started TO turn into Tomlinson
avenue from East street. The sedan.
operated by Rev. John Alison OF Hti
Oak street Holyolle, started 10 fol-
low the truck into the avenue and
struck the right side OF the heavy
vehicle. The sedan overturned and
crashed into tree after striking the
truck,
Mr.. Alison had as passengers in
his car Mrs. Alison and Mr.. and Mrs
r. \, PrentIss OF HolIoke. Mrs
prcrtiss received two broken ribs. a
cut on the nose. and 4 deep lacera-
ton below the knee. Mrs. Alison su-.
tanned broken arm and several bad
cuts The two men in the car cs.
capped injuries. Dr, George T. Cool
was called and after rendering frs
AID ordered the injured women r..
moved 10 the Plainville private hos,
pltal. The women were reported a:
resting comfortably today
Constable Farrar found no caus'
for arrest after completing his in,
ycstgatlon.
/ Accident This Morning
/ Early this morning car in some
unknown manner crashed into tel.
ephone pole on New Britain avenue
/ The auto vas badly damaged Will
tho pole vas snapped off its base
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

tiyes o. veterans OF former wars 50
that all names may be gathered.
Final plans were made by the
EoltonKasica post committee N
charge OF the Memorial Day services
a. a meeting held last night and
these arc as follows;
Commander Schultz viii be the
marshal of the parade, which VIII
form at Community hall in Ed
Berlin at 9 o'clock, Friday morning
will proceed down Main street TO
McCrum's corners and counter
march up Main street TO Wilcox
cemetery. wheer the graves of vet
Grams will be decorated by Boy and
Girl Scouts.
Following this ceremony the exar-
cises viii take place opposite the
monument on the green.
The program viii be in charge OF
/ Walter Payne and viii he as fol-
/ lows:
Call to order.
election-AHcrIcan Band
Reading of General John A. To-
/ can's order No. ! Designating May
+ 50 as Memorial Day-Eev, Vernon
l. Phillips.
Song - Community Chorus and
children.
Prayer-Rev Samuel A. Fiske.
! Selection-T. A. 3. Drum Corps.
Address-Rey. Edgar L. Wilson.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

he west side of the highway op-
posite the South school on Worth
lngton ridge in the south end OF
Berlin and the lease is effective for
4 number Of years.
1t is the plan OF the lessecs to
start work Immediately on the con-
struction Of IS permanent golf tees
from which golf enthusiasts may
UactiCe driving. Information avail
able today would indicate that the
place would be opened next Satur-
day morning with a competent in
structor on hand,
The lease grants to the lessees
| theTieht to construct tees, refresh
ment stands driveway, and all other
necessary accessories and was en-
tered at the office of the town
clerk for recording yesterday.
Sewing Club Banquet
The KcnSington Sewing club held
/ its annual banquet at tho ANddlc-
town Country club last evening
About so members were present,
+ The tables were attractivcly dec
grated with roses and rainbow
coler-
Miss Dorothy Bctts presided as
! toastmistress, and the history Of
the past wear was read bv Mrs.
Edna phil,ips. \ prophocv for the
future was given bv Miss Mariorv
Moore and A one-act plavlct was
presented bv members of the club.
| FolloWinc the hannuct a musical
program vas aniovcd and the fol.
/ lowing officers were elected for the
coming vear: President Miss Adele
Rassctt; historian. Mrs. Francis
Belts: welfare work. Miss Viola
Srldcr; program committee, Mrs.
Paul Baker; banquet committee.
Mrs, Jean Hooker.
Miss Emily Baker was in charge
Of this years affair and much credit
for its success is attributed 10 her
untirinc efforts.
Property Transfer
Sophia Waluk has sold 10 Jacob
IFlcnkc Of New Britain a farm To-
Gated in the Blue Hills section OF the
town. according to a, decd filed for
record this morning at the office OF
Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff
school Exhibit
The school exhibit scheduled fo-
tomorrow night at the KcusIngton
grammar school Will include the dis.
.pIav Of the worl, done by all the
children of Tho toUn schools during
1.-THE past year During the evening
la program will be prcscuted hv tn,
clee club of the Junior High school
The public is cordially invited t.
attend the exhibition which wi.
start at 7:&O D. IN.
Grange Meeting
Berlin Grange held a regular
Injecting in Grange hail in Berlin
last night. A splendid program
sponsored by the past masters O.
the organization was presented aft.
Ter tho meeting and included A tall
by Past Master Claude Stevens @
his impressions of his recent trir
Through the west
The program also provided must
cal sclcctio. S bv a male uiar+c, an,
vocal solos and a selection on tn.
bones" by Past Master Gcor1,
Trvon.
The Grange was also insnectnd h,
sherman Ives. Cstckceper Of In,
state Grange.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

row night at $50 o'clock at the
high school gymnasium.
Hello" Girls Hold Social
The telephone operators in the To-
cal division of the Southern New
England Telephone Co. held a So
cial in the office on West Main
street last evening. A number Of
guests were present and a very en-
joyable evening was passed. A IS
gold piece was awarded TO Michael
Fla herty Of New Britain.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21
TRUMbULL FACTORY
BEAUT|FY|NGLAWN
Improving Surroundings for
Benefit Of Employees
WOMEN HURT IN ACCIDENT
May Day Celebration Eeing Held
Today-Plainyille High Team Is
Again Dcfeated-Glee Club Con-
cert Friday Eyening--Itcms.

During the past three weeks d
large number of landscape artists
from the Bristol nurseries have
been busily employed beautifyiny
the grounds surrounding, the Trum-
eull Electric Mfg. Co. All the lawns
and plots OF land belonging to the
concern have been graded over and
grass planted as well as fir trees and
shrubbcry. On the large plot at the
corner OF East street and Woodford
avenue graded sidewalk in the
form Of an angle has been installed.
The edges of the plot have also
! been filled in with a neat graded
border
The large plot at the corner has
taken on the appearance of a park
and, when the grass grows, will be
one OF the most beautiful spots in
the town. The small lawns in front
Of the factory building will also
/ present Il neat appearance. The Of
/ ficials OF the Trumbull factory be-
/ lieve in having pleasant surround.
! ngs for their employees.
/ For number Of years out-of-
town people have marveled at the
wonderful appearance of the Stand
ard steel &, Bearing Co. property,
and when the Trumbull improve
ments arc completed, there Will be
two factories on the same avenue
that have some Of the most beau
en- rr n11t Il iro~r in
only will the factory benefit but the
town as we'll. Most factories present
drab and colorless appearances, but
this IS not the case here.
After the new addition 10 the
Trumbull factory was erected the
interiors OF the other buildings wer5
painted and frightened up,
Concert Program
The program to be presented Fri
day night by the gee clubs OF tho
Plainvillc high school is a varied
and interesting one. Sea songs. lula,
bies, and songs OF Spain and Venice
all find places in the repertoires Of
either the girls or of the boys. Folk
songs, always appealing in their di-
rcCtness and simplicity. are also
, represented by "All Through the
Night sung by the boys. Come 10
the Fair one of the girls numbers.
is in the order Of the English folk
songs.
Harry Coo Olmstead Of Bristol is
TO be the soloist and will be &C.
companied by Mrs. Louis l. Beach
: He viii sing two groups.
Kurt Bloom, yiolinist, viii play ,
brilliant and dashing gypsy dance 10y
Nachez. composition full Of thC
intensity, fire, and changing mood.
OF the typical Hungarian dance.
The program is TO begin at s
, o'clock, Dancing Will follow tho con-
cert.
May Day Celebration
About 500 children and their par.
ents are participating in the annua
May Day celebration OF the Broad
and Linden street schools today OF
! the grounds in the rear of the high
school. The affair has proved very
popular every year and the attend.
ancc today points TO another Sue.
cessful celebration.
:, May pole dances. varied programs
and field events will be held. Pupil:
. OF the Plainville high school will acr
As the Judges. They are as follows
+. Ycamans, X. Ryder \. Datoli. ]
King, NJ. Barraclough, {. Childish. T
Dillon, A. Certain, and r. Peterson
10 'Tbn pro~rao1 will bo ~ rbarrc n,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

continued o. Fa9e $50
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

The members Of the PlanNIlle
fire department are requested 70
meet tomorrow evening at rs
O'Clock at the headquarters on
Pierce street for drill. The order
vas issued by the foreman.
Washingt on-Trumbull circle, Com
panions OF the Forest, will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow evening
at o'clock in Legion hall on Whit
ing street. Al members arc request
Cd 10 be present.
Tho Girl Scouts will meet tonor
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-21

Last Berlin Items
Troop IS, Boy Scouts OF America,
viii he formally instituted this c,r-
ming at tho meeting of the Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
Novelty Bedspreads
and Blankets

(1O) SS.95 Figured Dimity or RayOn
Spreads. single bed size. .$1.59
(13) $3.95 Rayon Spreads for Sin
gle Bed. ColorS. ..$1.95
az 1895 Hand-m2 de Patchwork
Quilt, colorful. .............S 4.95
(2) $1.29 Easily Washed KrinkIe
BedspreadS, yellow only. soc
ca S5.95 RayOn Spreads for DOu-
BILE Bed. Colors ............ S2.95
~ $685. Quilted, Powered Bed
Spreads. 90x108. ..........S 1895
0 $50 LustrOus Rayon Spread
with matching Grapes. 49,. .S3.95
t25) All-wool, Black-striped Grey
Blankets ................. .S3.95
(10) "Old Town" Camel's Hair and
Wool Brown Blankets. 1885
(5O) $3.50 Patchwork Quilts, filled
with new cotton. ........ $3.50
(sixth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
For Infants and
TINY Tots

(75) $5.s5 to SIS Tweed, Broad
cloth, Etc, Spring Coats, Q to 6
years ...........$ 3.95 to $685.
u2) $3.50 FlanneIette Beach or
Bath Robes, light colorS, 4 and s
years $3.50 .7Sc
1867 S2.95 Crepe de Chine Dresses,
pink or blue; to years. .SI.59
500 $3.50 to S2.5O Ideal" Baby
Shoes, black, white or tan: 2 to
T. Broken sizes. ..............5 SOC
(D SIS Blue Crepe de Chine Coat,
silk lined; size 2 years ......$lO
C1OO) 81 to $1.5O BrOadcIOth and
Dimity Sun Suits, to years. soc
(20) 81 to $l.5O "Vanta" or Duo
fold Shirts; infants to 2 years,
slightly soiled. ................3 sec
t25) soc Sateen Boomers, elastic
at waist nd knee; and 4
yrs. .................1 2J2c
az $3.50 Handmade Wolfe Hats
for tots; pastel colors use
t15) Sl.50 POngee Hats for tots,
boys and girls; 10 to 81 h ead
(6) $3.50 Double faced Rubber
Sheets, eyelet corners; 27x36 Use
Second Floor. The Hecht CO..
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WOmen's $I.95
COOlie Goats
Csc
BOYS Clothing
Lustrous sateen, printed
in gorgeous designs and
colors.
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht co..

--S-pc. Camp Suits. in khaki and
covert. Size 8 to Is. ..S1.95
ga prs.l S1.65 White Duck Long
les. Complete sizes 81
1907 S2.45 and S2.95 Atwood Bath
ing Suits. Sizes 8 to 16.....SI.95
AS prs.) 81 Wash Knockers. Lin
en-, Palm Beach, cotton. go. Ace
S1.55 Jr. Boys Camp Suits. Khaki
and covert. Sizes 4 to 10. 81
(1S5) 50 Washable Sun Suits.
Linen, broadcloth. Sizes to
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$1.55
(100) S1.25 RayOn Polo Shirts.
Pastel shades. Sizes 10 to 10. 81
400 prs.) 29c Boys and Girls
AnkletS and Half SOx. zoe
(10) So and $3.50 Boys Silk Pom
gee Shirts and BlOuses ........S1
(second Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
Girls and ChiIdren's
Toys

(75) Sl.5O and $I95 Wash
Dresses, sizes 7 to IA. s9c
(35l $2.95 LaveIIe Silk Print
Silk Dresses, sizes to II. .SI.sq
(2OD S5.95 Lightweight Coats.
sizes Z and 8. S3gS
(25) SOS Tweed Raincoats,
rubber lined; sizes 8 to IA. .SI.59
(Sl S3.95 Girls POngee
Dresses, size .SI.s5
~ $5.95 White Linen Sports
Dress, size T.. .SI.95
(1Ol 81 Flesh Crepe de Chine
Skirts, size 14....... 79c
(75) $1.95 Full Pleated Plaid
Skirts, on bodice top. 80. .SI.OO
t25) 81 Slip-Over Sweaters. .$I.OO
1851 29c Muslin Drawers, size
10 .....:.................1215c
(21 81 Girls Fancy Aprons. soc
~ $3.50 Crepe de Chine
Gown, size 10. ..SI.5O
(25l ST Gray Cotton Tank
Bathing Suits. ............ soc
(75) soc Boys Shorts, in fancy
StrlpeS ................ 39c
500 soc Boys Knit Isle
Shirts, TO go with shorts. .. zoe
tSecond Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Children's Shoes

go prs.) $3.50 White Kid 1-strap
Pumps, 6 to IL ............S1.95
(65 prS.) $2.95 Woven Sandals,
tan and brown; broken sizes, 80
to 2 ............,. .sI.95
go prs.) IS Tan OxfOrdS. for jun
Tor girls; broken sizes, 21a to 7. 81 SO
(second Floor, The Hecht Coz
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W Omen's Shoes

III Prs) S5.S5 Arch : Aid
White Canvas Nurses OK
fOrds, broken sizes. .S3.95
Il Prs.) $3.50 Evening Shoes,
broken sizes; furnished. S49B
(63 Prs.) $3.50 Imported San
dals, colors; broken sizes, .S3.95
(2) $10.5O Embroidered Shan
tung, high heels; sizes AT
ana d.. '''..............$4 .95
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
WOmen's Lingerie

(s) So Printed Satin or Ravon
Satin Pajama Ensembles. ,S2.95
q prs.) SIS LOng-sleeved Paiamax
of high luster satin ...SI0 Ok
tlO) $500 Crepe de Chine Dane
cites, small sizes. 81 10
(1S) 79c Knitted Pants, white and
ASSt4 SOLcA - -. ',ss.......I9 c
1901 $3.50 "Sealpax" Rayon Shorts,
EdSCeI ShaucS -. 81 90
1861 So Pettiknickers, dark colorS
oI4y $500. .Sl.59
(1OO) soc RayOn Bandeaux, mink
and peach: broken sizes. IOc
(Msin Floor. The Heeht Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
Mems and WOmen's
Handkerchiefs

(S5) Mems 81 Novelty Silk Hand
keTcnleIs .........,s...... Soc
(lO6D WOmen's soc COIOred Che
mile Dotted Chiffon Handler
chiefs lie; s for 81
main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
Mems Shoes

t4I prs Black and Brown English
OxIords' Custom lasts. $685.
" prs.) $1,000 Tan ARCHIBALD OK
Iords. 10 A and 9 AA .S2.95
" prs.) SIS 2-tOne Golf Oxfords,
Rubber sole; to 8 S3.95
G6 prs.) $3.50 Daniel Green Felt
slippers. Small sizes. .6 CSC
L6 prs.) $40 Norwegian Calf Golf
Oxfords. Sizes 6, 7, 8, 10, II. S7.S5
(Second Floor, The Hecht coC
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Household Linens

(651) S1.49 Remstitched Color
Border Sheets, 81x99. &C.. slice
Also size 72x99 for twin
beds ................ $I.OW
42x36-inch pillow cases to
match sheets. 29c ea.
(53) $1.95 Irish Linen Bridge
Sets .$1.OO
1851 $685. COlored Sheet Sets,
2 cases, 2 twin size sheets. $685.
az SI2.75 Irish Linen Ban
quet Cloths, 2x3 yards. -. .$6.95
(93) $1.19 Pastel COlOred
Linen Towels. ............. 79c
(76) $5.95 Handmade Russian >
FiIet Cloths. $685.
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht co.,
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Clocks and Jewelrv
Curtains and
Curtain Materials

1900 yds.) CSC. 4 to 30 ydS., Cotton
Striped Belgian Linen, 50-in.
width ....,............ sac va.
(24) $1.59 All-felt Tailored Pill
lows ................. .ZJc each
(2O) S1.59 6-pc. Kitchen Curtain
Sets, some soiled. ...........3 9c
1867 75c FabricOrd Washable Ty-
back Curtains. soc
go prS.) $3.50 Blue or Green
dotted CrisS-crOss Curtains, $1.29
200 yds.l 4 to 5 I'd. lengths. White
or Ecru 3S-in. Marquisette. lee yd.
(sixth Floor, The Hecht co..
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WOmen's Gloves

t65 prs.) 81 and $1.5O Silk Gloves.
Novelty cuffs. .4gc
III prs.) So and 81 Kid and Suede
OIOVeS' oolIeo' '.'....... $1.95
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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Junior Misses
Dresses and Goats

(15) Misses S5.95 and SS.95
Silk Dresses, sizes 10, is
and 17..................s2 .95
(2O) Misses SIS Coats, sizes
Is, Is and IT. SIC
(2O) Misses S39.75 Coats, sizes
10, IS and IT. SIS
(18) Misses $3.50 Tweed
Sport Coats, sizes IS, IS
and 17................$s $685.
CThird Floor, The Hecht Coz
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TOiletries

(4O) 81 De VilbiSs Perfume Atom
iZerS ................. soc
(1OO) Bath Salts in novelty con-
500 81 Luxor Busting Powder, Csc
(200) 2 for 15c A. p. w. Toilet
Paper, 3 for. .I5c
(1OO) 81 1-Oz. Bottles Of Imported
Perfumes .25c
1907 81 Novelty Candy Jars. soc
t75l 81 Golden Peacock busting
Powder ................. 35c
400 soc LifebuOy shaving
cream ............ 22c
75c Kaya Incense, various fra
granceS ................. 15c
CMain Floor, The Hecht co..
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Hosiery

GA prs.) 81 WOmen's Sport Hose
in rayon and wool ...........5 soc
(39 prs.) 81 Wool Tennis Socks.
Good assortment of colors. Vi. soc
$50 prs.) S1.65 Women's Full
fashioned Chiffon Hose .....S1.45
(Main Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
WOmen's Umbrellas

t1s) SIS Silk Umbrellas. Is ribs.
Novelty handle. S3g5
az $40 WOmen'S Silk Umbrellas. 81
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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W Omen's Better
Type FrOcks

(2T $40 to $13.95 Flat Crepe and
II to Is, 40 to A. 1895
(44) $40 Crepe, Chiffon and Shan
tung Frocks. Some soiled, IA to
20. SO to AZ. SIS
(14) SIS and $2775 WOmen's and
Misses Light Wool Ensembles, $8.95
(2D $25 to $50 Chiffon and Flat
Crepe FrOcks, some for evening,
16 and 10, 38 and 49,. .$16.50
(Third Floor, The Hecht co.,
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Mems Furnishings

(97l SIS Rayon and BroadcIoth Pa
jamaS, soiled. All sizes. 1898
1851 81 and S1.50 Mems Novelty
Silk Handkerchiefs soc
I'D So Tie and Handkerchief Sets.
Solled soc
t2D $40 All-wOol Flannel Robes.
Stripes. All sizes $685.
023 prs.) 75c and 81 Novelty Half
Hose; 912 to 12..... .55c; 6 for So
(216) S1.55 to S1.85 BrOadcIOth
and Print PajamaS ...........$1
(43) 81 and $1.50 Athletic Union
Suits. Sizes "a and SO. soc; 6 for 81
u9) 81 Cigarette DiSpen ers.
Slightly SCARED ..............1 Oc
(4D 81 Table Lighters. Good
looking. Nicely made ....... soc
1851 SOC Novelty Silk Handker-
chiefs .29c; 4 for 81
(Main Floor. The Hecht Co..
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Lamps, Shades and
Gifts

C25) WrOught-irOn Colonial Table
LAMPS ............. .Sl.29
1l S5.95 Junior Silk Shade. $685.
~ $3.50 Pieated SILK Bridge
a. $3.50 Silk Bridge Shades, as
sorted colors .S2.95
~ 81 Table PIeated Silk
onaues .'... ............... .SZ.S0
"a $685. PIeated Dimity and
ChintZ Shades. Table. 800. 1895
(2l $7.95 Jr. Pleated Dimity and
Chintz Shades .S4.95
t2l S4.95 Pleated Dimity and
Chintz Shades. Bridge. .S2.95
t2O) $3.50 Tea Sets. Pot and
BIdSoeo ''...ss. fSc
~ SIG Black finish Frankart
hshSS 1900. S4.So
t5l $3.50 COlOred Fruit Bowls, $4.95
~ $3.50 Green Frankart Candle
hgnts ..,............... $4.95
ID SIS Figured Green Frankart
AABht '''''''. .SIV'oo
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-02
l57 Yds. $1.69
Printed Lace Nets
400
Toys

(5) $12 Sidewalk Cycles. For boys
VI BAlS S0.S0
t6) $3.50 Jr. CrOquet Sets. 4 balls,
udl4eIS .......ss...,., 81
t5) 81 Gym Sets. Swing, rings and
GINNING bar 50
(2) SIS Doll Carriages. Large size.
Slightly soiled $12.95
az CSC Children's Carpet Sweep
erS. Small size. .29c
(5) $3.50 3-wheel ScOOters for chill
dren. Scared ............S2 .95
~ &17.95 VelOcipede. Large. Ball
bearings. Scared SIS
t3) So Humphy Dumpty Circus
Sets. Slightly soiled. ..........$1
(6) S1.79 Jr. Lawn Benches for
two. Natural finish. SIPS
(second Floor, The Hecht co.,
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Radios

t0 S12 to S9S Cabinets, Of all
styles .............$4 to S21.75
~ Atwater Kent 81 7-tube, di-
rect current. Highboy. COM
plete ................ S143.5O
"a Earl No. % 8-tube. Inductor
dynamic speaker. Complete. 1855
(Il Freed 9-tube d. c., in highboy
cabinet. Complete .......... .S99
~ Victor 10-tube RE So. High
boy with doors Sis
(Msin Floor, The Hecht Co..
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WOmen's and Misses
Suits and Goats

1907 $16.75 Tweed Sports Coats,
misses sizes IA to 90. $685.
(S $7.95 RaincOats, 2 size IA: 2,
40; l, ~; /, 46. .S1.95
White Flannel and Basket Weave
Coats. sizes IA to 20. $685.
$16.75 Lined and Unllned Basket
Weave and Flannel Coats, sizes IA
to 20 and 80 to A. $40
CThird Floor. The Hecht co.)
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From The Mems Sport
Shop

lS) SO Sport Shirts. Lightweight
flannel
tl5O) S3.95 TO IS SIip-Over Sweat
ers. Sizes 36-46 .S2.95
Fisk Tires! u TO II of Regular
Prices!
S2.95 French Zephyr Wool Polo
Shirts. 34-44 .SI.88
$3.50 and $3.50 KrOydOn Iron
Clubs. Several models ...Sl.95
5000 and $3.50 III. C. Lee Tennis
A TO ................. S4.95
tol $25 to $50 All-leather Travel
- ss '....s..... .SI5
~ SS:9S straw Suit Case, "a
AiiCiles loIg ..............S 2.95
t25) SIS to $50 Mems Cowhide
Gladstone Bags " sill az
IlOl $3.50 Ladies' Leather Week
End Gases , 60 OK
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Rugs and LinOIeums

Rugs and LinOIeums
(6) $3.50 sx12 Argentine Fiber
CaOl SiO.s5 and s12.5o sxIO and
9x12 Artex Fiber Rugs. S7.95
1O) $3.50 9x15 Gold Seal and
COngOleum Rugs. Seconds, S795
49, $10.75 9x12 Gold Seal and
CongOleum Rugs. Seconds, S6.49
(10) $3.50 9x1O.6 Gold Seal and
Congoleum Rugs. Seconds. S6.49
(10) $6.75 7.6x9 Gold Seal and
COngOleum Rugs. Seconds, S3.49
(10l $3.50 6x9 Gold Seal and Con-
g0leum Rugs. Seconds. .S3.49
(sixth Floor, The Hecht CO..
HOmeWareS
(2o) $3.50 SIT. StepIadders, rein
(15l $1.45 Gallon Picnic Jugs, S1.1s
04 $1.49 Ironing Board and
5so5 45e Wcarever Cake Pans, )
(9) 81 Long Handle Dust
~ 81 7-pc. Water Sets, s glasses,
plUcner ................ .S9c
81 $3.50 LOT. Thermos Bottles
with cups .Sl.95
t16) $1.29 Galvanized Garbage
Cans, S-gallon size. 81
15) $50 O'Cedar Auto Polish
and Hand Busters. 81
81 $3.50 6-lb. Electric Irons with
cord. M. & B. .S2.95
12) $3.50 Manning g. Bowman
Pint Vacuum Bottles. ..S1
(4O) $3.50 BIB. Cans Hecht Floor
wax $4,000. ..............Sl
t2) S155 IrOnrite Ironers, Gray
duofold cabinet .S95
az $3.50 Ivory HOOsier Cabi-
hCS 49,. $3.50. S25
~ $18 Gray HOOsier Cabi-
me- $500. $12.5o
~ $49.5O Apex Ironer, attaches
to washing machine. $3.50
a. $39.95 Sani-Cold RefrigeratOrs,
oak finish ................S 24.95
ID S49.95 Sani-Cold Refrigerator,
porcelain lined ...........S3 9.95
% $125 Universal Gas Range.
porcelain. Heat control. h.. $3.50
ca S3.95 Porch Swings. .S2.95
"a $4.95 Porch Swings. $685.
t5) $5.95 Porch Swings. .S4,95
tThird Floor, The Hecht co..
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Ribbons, Laces and Notions

$3.50 yds.l 10c Cotton Cluny
Lace, dozen. ....... CSC
40c to 81 Laces, Ribbons,
ChiffonS, etc, each. Csc
lS5 yds.) soc 2 to 4 inch
venice LaceS, Edgings and
Bandings, 3 yards for 81
t72) l0c Double Mesh Can
and Fringe Hair Nets, no
greys or white, 6 for 19c
t60l 1Oc Pieces of Lingerie
Ribbon. blue only. SC
(54) 75c Steel Scissors. soc
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Mems Hats and Caps
(62) $3.50 and So Quality Straws,
all sizes
$50 So Linen Caps, all sizes. Light
and dark colors. csc
(1S) 81 to SIS Soft and Stiff Hats,
small and large sizes. ...,Sl
1881 IS Genuine Panamas and
LeghOrns, all sizes ......... .S3.S5
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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Fur Scarfs

(2O) S19.75 to S29.75 Fox and Wolf
Scarfs NATURALIZATION. ..Sl0.s5
(Third Floor, The Hecht co.,