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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20

to devote leisurely to her family
and friends, to reading, or play.
One does not realize how long
it takes to do certain routine tasks
unless she keeps an account of it.
BY doing this for week or more
she can get a bird'seye view of her
operations and see if she is using
her time wisely.
Perhaps she is spending too
much time in washing dishes and
there may be short cuts or some
way to reduce this time. Or she
may be spending in cooking more
time than is necessary. If so, she
should know It and learn to prepare
dishes for two meals while she is
getting one, or serve a simpler
menu or more raw fruits and veg
cables. The first step in saving
time is to know where the time now
goes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
Breakfast Briefs

An inexpensive shower for the
bride-toibe, who already has had
far too many showers, is one OF
recipes. And attractive kitchen in
dex is bought by the hostess and
the cards distributed among the
guests. Each guest puts on hel
card her very best recipe and then
writes her name at the bottom OF
the card. The bride will get lots .of
enjoyment out Of this keepsake
later on.
If you are going to crochet the
edges Of pillow case and yet do
not wish to go to the expense OF
having the scallops hemstitched
stitch the outline Of the scallops
twice with the sewing machine,
cut out carefully on the outside
edge and work your design over
this surface. 1t Will hold just as
well as If it were hemstitched.
Whole cloves sprinkled literally
throughout the clothes that are to
be packed away will answer the
same purpose as moth balls.
IF you practice a great deal on
the piano, try using straight
back dining chair instead of the
piano bench. Your back will not
get that unearthly kink in it if it
is supported a bit.
A good lubricant for the cream
whipper or meat grinder is glycer-
inc. 1t is harmless and imparts no
taste to the food should a drop OF
two fall into the food section by ac-
cident.
Sand sprinkled over the cellar
floor before sweeping will settle
the dust, at the same time scour-
ing out particles of dirt that would
otherwise remain in the tiny
lcrevices of the cement.
Diced canned plums can be used
in place of raisins in rice custard.
Fill the bottom of buttered bak-
ing dish with plums, pour on the
rest of custard and bake.
Make combination fruit upside
down cake for desert that is
novel, using the same cake batter
as for pineapple upside down cake,
Some fruit that goes nicely togeth-
er are apricots, pineapple, oranges
grape fruit and pie cherries. Any
or all of the suggested ingredients
may be used.
1t is the wise mother who makes
her baby's morning rompers Of
crinkled crepe. They wash out
very readily, require no ironing
and the material comes in a var
iety of attractive patternsan col
ors.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
Holiday Meats

-
# is not always that the family
circle can have, for festive oc-
casions, the ever popular turkey,
duck. goose or "old fat hen" But
other meats may be as delicious,
# less enhanced by sentiment. The
humble rabbit resembles fowl in
appearance and taste and may
make a good substitute.
Roast pork; ham roast; roast
whole little pig with the head,
feet, curly tail and all these are
pieces de resistance which are a
signal to make merry. Of course
there must be plenty of sage stuff
fling with any of them and the
gravy will be delicious. The child
rem will love it on hot mashed po-
tatoes.
A rib roast of lamb or mutton or
pork served very well. They may
be tied into a circle with the stuff
fling in the center and ample garn-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20

When in public place it is wise
to clip your overshoes together
with a paper clip and avoid a
search for one Of them when it is
time to go home. A paper clip is
small enough to be carried in any
sort of bag.
One housewife chochets her own
dishcloths out of white cord that
comes around bundles. The coarser
cords she uses for cloths for pots
and pans.
The ideal wash cloth for baby is
the one made of three or four
thickness of gauze bound arounge
the edge with sort ribbon or
worked around with soft-finish-
ed crocheted cotton. Several of
these worked in different colors
might solve the problem of what
to give the new baby.
So
You may not be fond of stoop-
ing, housewife, but it is an ex-
cellent exercise, and if you can re-
member to pick up things without
bending the knees, just bending
from the waist, you have done a
splendid reducing exercise each
time you tried it.
If the family is large, it is not
wise to have the new radio install
ed in the room where the entire
family congregates every night.
The arguments this has brought
about are without number. The
sewing room, the play room or
upstairs den are happy suggestions
where one can hear plainly with
out confusion and any one, who
really does not want to hear a
certain thing has a chance of full
filling his wish.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
-f8AYI .AaH 7or the
Il Nbnlag! !! Rud@|
= ahLks Florence Riddick Boys
ZzAakSN1 ssss =.:.
Obe,l House
TOrence Ridd ick BOYS
coP~a,GrrEo

children bring them home. BY
having them there, she may con-
tribute something to the lives Of
her children's friends and help TO
direct them into wholesome cham
nels, thus making them more de-
sirable. companions for her child
rem. The safest place for the child
rem to carry on their activities is
in the home of one of the bunch,
where sympathetic mother pre-
sides. This is much better than the
street. A few mothers think more
of their hardwood floors than of
their children's character.
A by-product of having the
whole group make your house the
headquarters is the fun you will
have out of chuming with them and
the fact that it will help to keep
ynu Young.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20

and management which may be
referred to it by the housewife;
whether a Safeway store patron
or not Entertainment ideas, short
cuts to meal planning, the best
ways to organize family expendi-
lures and other subjects of equal
Importance will be treated. A spec
ial feature Of the Bureaus work
will be advice to brides on how to
effectively organize their first at
tempts at housekeeping.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20

ish around the outside. With good
imagination, family may ,cele-
brate a feast with a good piece
of round steak, rolled into a blan-
ket which envelopes delicious stuff
fling. A part of the fun is the come
hither odor, the gravy, and the
cutting into the meat to discover
the well seasoned stuffing.
To the bread foundation of the
stuffing, one may add onions, bay
leaf, sage, oysters, chestnuts or
sausage.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20

Are your children permitted 70 20
,.;,a their friends home? Some
events are unlind about this ana
lin not allow the children to
.r;np in their friends without
f;rst asking their permission. This
usually means :" a seene, which
. child hates. Parents are otten
: selfish ard prefer the quiet and
der and their own entertainment
~ "a do not welcome the friends
Of the children. :.
: If not allowed to invite their
tr;ends into the home, they are
,;tely not to have friends or TO
have friends of the wrong type.
The wise mother wants to know
tho bows and girls with whom her
children associate and she can
nake their acquaintance best u the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
Cranberry Conserve

Remove the stems and other
foreign materials from enc quart
of cranberries, wash them in cold
water and cook them in two cups
of water until they burst, five to
seven minutes. Add three cups of
sugar, q wee pinch Of salt, half
cup of nut meats, half cup of raj
sins, juice Of one orange and the
rind which has been peeled off.
Cook from three to five minutes
longer, remove the orange peel and
nour into wet mold.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
Mrs. Solomon SAYS:

Happy is she who appreciates.
It is not the great things of life,
alone, which call for gratitude, but
the little things-a handclasp,
an hour of jollity with a friend,
the dawn of a new day, the song
of a bird, a good dish for dinner,
fresh air, a walk, health, all these
simple things which, combined,
make the Joy of living.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
Budget Your Time

Many women are keeping track
of the time it takes to do differ
ent parts of their homework for
a week, in the effort to discover
how they can have more spare
time. The home woman does not
want her work to be "from sun
to sun" and "never done", as the
adage says. She Graves some time
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
Bread and Butter Pickles
Mrs. e. A. Miller

a
2 OTIS. medium size cucumbers,
cut in Slices. measure after cut
ting.
medium size onions, out same
as cucumbers.
10 cents worth of pimentoes.
2 cups sugar
tablespoons salt
teaspoon mustard
stalk celery
/ ct vinegar
l cup olive oil
Mix all ingredients except GU
cumbers and bring to boiling
point, add cncumbers and boil Is
minutes, then seal.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-11-20
HOmemakers' Bureau
To Operate Locally
Mrs. Julia Lee Wright, Director
Safeway Homemakers' Bureau

Safeway Stores announce the es-
Establishment of the Safeway Home
makers Bureau. Through this bur-
eau, it is stated women of Kenne-
wick are to be offered the advice
of a recognized acknowledgements
authority on household problems
free of charge.
The director of the Bureau is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Radios

(13) Earl Automatic Screen Grid
II dos, complete with tubes,
1880 model; originally @700
$4,000 ..............
(s) Earl Model 81 NeutrOdyne
Radios, 8 tubes; origi- 600
nally $166.50. .........
IN Freed Direct Current Set.
complete with tubes; GO
originally $l17.50. ...... Wv
(4) Freed Direct Current Sets,
highboy, Q tubes; origi- COO
nally $l86. ........... w.
"a I0-Tube Victor Radio No. 80,
console, with tubes: slightly
shop worn; originally Sl38
$1T8
On Atwater Kent Direct Current
Set, walnut veneer cab @700
met: originally $1S5. :. w.
(I2) $50 b eautiful LOwbOy
Walnut Veneered Cab @1Q
tneeS
(3l Player Pianos, well
known make; as is; no Cox
delivery .............
81 HighbOy Walnut veneered
Cabinets, with doors; @70
were $40. ............... W
az holster No. ~. Highboy Cab
met, with full dynamic speaker,
complete with c tubes. COZ S0
Were 1902 ........
On Fada No. Is M, Highboy Cab
met, screen grid, complete with
81. 3 tubes Was $4,000
(2) Eveready No. AZ, Console
Model, neutrodyne circuit, dy-
manic speakers. COM
plete with tubes. ego *
Were $184.50. ..... ~
(3) Eveready No. A, Highboy
Cabinc with doors, neutrodyne
circuit, C o m plete
with with 81 tubes. Were $4,000
(Main Floor. Radio Stored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Fur Goats

2 Beige Lapin Coats
dyed coney), originally @C6
500 .....,s...... -.
3 Sealine Goats (dyed $50
coney), originally $125.. W.
/ SeaIine Coat dyed coney),
marmot trimmed; origi- go
nally $125 .............
1 SeaIine Coat dyed coney),
dyed squirrel collar, go
cuffs; originally $50. W.
% Muffs. of sealine and
beaverette; originally $5.7S @7
to S STSi9d i Floor. The Hecht Coz
Boys Wear
(32) $3.50 TwO-Knicker Spring
Suits, greys and tans, O. OK
sizes z to IL. ........
(41) S1.95 Cloth and Wash
Knockers, incomplete size @7
(45) Junior Boys sass Novelty
Suits, roadcloth S1 OK
blouse, wooden pants. ~
Goo Pairs) Boys and Girls 35c
Hose. in variety Of CSC
styles ...............
Use Pairs) Boys $1.25 Pajamas,
two-piece styles, sizes 8 OSo
q SsO 10' Boys ss.7s Fancy Sport
Sweaters, sizes 8 to IS S1.05
years ...............
(25). Prep Suits, regularly $40, two
pairs long trousers, SS760S
sizes is to 20....
(10) Little Boys $3.50 Spring En-
semble Outfits, sizes 8 nS or
to 8..,..............
(lO) Sc Blazer Sport Goats for
young men Of Is and 90 o.
20, college stripes. -. ~
Second Floor, The Hecht CO..
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Mems Furnishings

Mems Furnishings
(43) Mems s1.65 Mufiiers, 6Oc
squares; some soiled. -. w
(6) Mems $3.50 Braid Belts, snap
and tongue styles; soiled; black,
brown, black and gray; 60 80
81 and IS ..........
(II2) 81 and $50 Fancy Silk
Handkerchiefs, some with hand
rolled hens.
60c, 3 for So
(2) $A.25 DIR. DentOn's Sleeping
Garments, No. A-3-64 Ct E0
inches; soiled. ....... %A'SO
ND SI.5O and So knitted Union
Suits, two-button shoulder style,
sleeveless, knee lengths; IS, @7
40, AZ and A.; soiled. W
(53) $3.50 and $40 Silk and ALI
over RayOn Pajamas, some
soiled; A. B and G S4.05
sizes ................
90 Ss.5O Sis Step-in I'm CT
ion Suits, size 40; soiled. -. W
(I4) 81 White SILK Union Suits,
no sleeves, knee lengths: Soiled;
sizes 81, SO, 3S, 20 and @S
46 ................
IN "a All-siIk Pull
ever Athletic Shirt $3.50
soiled; size 50.
(6) $1.5O 'Rayon PuII-Over
Athletic Shirts, soiled; ~ CT
(37l $3.50 AlI-silk Hand-clOcked
Hose, white or black clox; CD
sizes 10 TO 111a.......... W.
(I1) $3.50 AIl-silk Fancy Hand
kerchlefs. hand-rolled 90. so
hens ...............
(s3) soc SILK Handkerchiefs,
fancy border; all-over patterns.
Csc, 3 for ST.
(2) SIS Gold plated
Buckles, for narrow CT E0
style belts ...........
flI2) S2.50 Cross-stripe Shirts,
collar attached or to match; blue,
tan and green. Sizes CT or
IA to is: soiled. -. %AsIO
(3s Pairsl $3.50 Dress Gloves,
soiied fro m display, CT or
mostly small sizes.
(2e Pairs) $3.50 Dress
Gloves, soiled; mostly 90 OK
. size 3 ...............
(1As Pairs) SOC Fancy Half Hose,
sizes s1z to IL.
20c; A pairs, 81
.CMain Floor. The Heeht col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
From the
Mems Sport Shop


(4) Mems $40 Leather Golf Jack
cts, for immediate $3.50
O. Mems SIS Heavy Quality
Leather Golf Jackets, @7S
(aS Men: $3.50 Buckskin Sport
BlOuses, size IA; great 1906
(2O) Mems SIS Wool Sport Vests,
broken sizes; reduced 1926
(3) $3.50 Leather Golf Jackets,
for all kinds of $3.50
(16) So Markers for Golf. Balls,
complete with initials and @7
rs DoEen) 35c "Why Not" Golf
Balls, all perfect condi- Or
ton, each ..............
1881 IS Golf Clubs, varied
assortment of woods 1888
u.s. Ss5 to $50 bicycles, floor
samples, all models
$2l.65 to 1885
(1ls) IS sport Sweaters, in
springtime p a tterns, $3.50
reduced to. .......
(lO) IS Wooden Golf Knockers.
for Spring sports wear 1895
broken sizes. $3.50.
Main Floor The Hecht Coz
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Tots and
Infants, Wear

az $685. Novelty Set, includes
comb. brush, soap,
powder box, nursery Ct OK
set ..................
az Tots SI.5O Wool Sweaters,
green and white; sizes 4 S0c
and 5 years .............
~ $5.95 AH-WoOI Sweater Suit,
ideal for these days; Cd 05
size l year ..........
(5) 50 Brushed Wool Scarf and
Beret Sets, warm and S0c
1 dsS " Tots sI.s5 Dresses. of wolfe
and din1ity; sizes 2 to 4 Ct
y VS. Tots ss.ss Flannel Coats.
yellow and green; sizes S1.05
4 to years ........
(I) Tots $S.95 Atwood ChaIlis
Dress, size 2 years; S1.05
i q, F Tots s5.s5 Dresses, of all
wool striped Challis; @3 OS
size to 6 .........
(2) SIS Atwood Carriage Covers,
for baby when he goes @3. Or
out these Spring days ~O
1851 Pairs soc Cotton and Wool
Hose in white only, broken OSc
sizes, 4 to ...........
C5) Tots $685. Wool Flannel
Coats, with fur collars; CT OK
sizes 4, 5 and 6......
~ SIS AlI-WOOl Brushed Sweater
Suit, leggin, cap and CT QS
III Tots IS Figured Pique Coat
Set, hat and coat; Sl.05
(2I $3.50 Carriage Pads. with
rubber tops, in pink S750
shade; Friday ......
(3l SIS AII-Wool Sweater Suits,
caps, leggins and sweaters; @1
S es1 sass Hand Made and EN-
broidered Batiste Pill
low Cases, scallop- S1 80
ed .................
(2, s3.95 Crepe de Chine Car
riage Covers, pillow top Sl.0S
to match; blue ......
(2l S1.95 Organdie Bonnets, lace
and ribbon trimmed; size S0c
Ia ..,,.s.....
(Isl 75c FIanneIette Gertrudes,
muslin tops; infants to 0Sc
2 year sizes ............
m Tots S1.95 BathrObes, of
warm beacon cloth; size &7
y tI1 s7.s5, silk Embroidered Baby
Bunting, silk lined; in Ct
blue ........ ...:. .''':..
(I4l SEC Bathr0bes, for small
babies; in pink shade SOc
only ..............
fSI SIPS FlanneIette Gowns for
tots; in sizes 2 and S0C
wears 49,
1Second Floor. The Hecht Coz
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CIear-Outs in the Mems
Clothing Department


COZ sheldon Suits, regular sizes.
I/34, Ass, 3/36's, 1887. 1888,
3f40's, 1/44. Short sizes. 1888,
2i33's. Long size.
I 1zsS; Were ssS' $19.75
ID Sheldon Apiece Sport Suit,
81: size now NJ long Was $2l. rs
(9) Sheldon TOpcOats, regular
sizes. 1885, 1877, 1/40, 1/42,
2/46's. Short sizes. 1875, LAO.
Stout size, 46. Were $l0.75
(4) Black Office Coats. regular
size 40. Long sizes. 1885, 1883,
1/42. Were So. S10S
NOW .............~
(second Floor, The Hecht co..
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Wore Davs for The Hecit Co. 34th Anniversary Sales
Wonen's Shoes

Is Pairs) $3.50 AlI-bIack Lizard
Strap Pumps, sizes G CT Or
31s, 61a and 7....... -
I'll Pairs) $3.50 Genuine Brown
Lizard 1-strap Pumps, CT or
with Spanish heels. %T' ~
us Pairs) S1O.50 Shoes, beige kid,
gray kid, black crepe; @S QS
high and low heels. %O'OO
6 Pairs) S14.5O Black and Brown
Suede Sport Pumps, 90 Or
leather heels Up ZOO
tFifth Floor, The Hecht co.,
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Women's Lingerie

(5O) sec Rayon Bandeaux, in
flesh and peach; sizes 80, OOc
40 and ~ ..............
(48) $3.50 RayOn Boomers, in
pastel shades as well as 100
dark colors ............
(I2) S1.59 Rayon Gowns, slightly
soiled: Friday they go away CT
lSsj So Beautiful Rayon Gowns,
a bit solled from S1.05
(I5J So Rayon Gowns, smart as
sortment of colors; @7 20
size is only .........
(1O) So Glove Silk Boomers, in
pastel shades and Sl.05
street colorS ........
Is Pairs) $685. Glove Silk
BloOmers, flesh color; $2.05
Soiled ..............,
(e) S7.s5 Glove SILK Union
Suits, in flesh color; Cd Or
soiled
I Cis9 s5.s5 Glove silk Union
suits flesh color; 1926
Ill So Crepe de Chine Short
PetticOats, m b roid-
cred bottoms; street Ct 20
shades .............'
(1Ol $500 Crepe de CD OK
Chine Chemise. ...... #
(Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
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End
Bedspreads. Blankets

Bedspreads. Blankets
(3) $5.s5 Embossed Bedspreads,
in orchid, size S1x105 S3 0S
i Cd Ss.s5 Raycn Bedspreads,
beautiful rose shade 1895
size T2xlo8 in. $3.50.
al S3.95 Wolfe Bed
spreads, for Summer, CT OK
lowered patterns. -.
g pairs) $1.95 Wolfe Gre
tonne Window Draperies, @1
for Friday
Il pair $1O.S5 RayOn window
Hangings, trimmed in S3 Or
1sS s15.s5 Famous PendletOn
Blankets, in Indian 81 OK
patterns ............
(1l $40 Rayon Bedspread Set,
for double-size bed, for @S OK
f a. Sass Dama:i Bed Set. in
mulberry color, dou- O. QS
ble-bed size. ........
go S1O.95 RayOn Bedspreads,
1oSIoo @Os9O
"a $685. Organdie Bed
spreads, size 90x108 Cd 0S
inches ..............
t2) $6.95 RayOn Bedspreads,
s size soxlOs and l size $4.95
(3l S5.s5 Rayon Bedspreads,
gold only, size 9Ox1os S3.05
"a SIS Brown Plaid ATWOOD
Blanket, size 7oxsO SlO.05
mcneS .....s'...s.
CD SIO.95 Atwood Plaid
Blankets, blue, size S6. Or
70x80 inches 1000.
~ S9.95 Rose Color Atwood
Blanket. q bit S7.05
soiled ............. ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Girls Wear

(1l Si9.95 Green Plaid
Coat, size 8, for @z or
Spring wear ........
(2) $7.95 Fan Coats,
tor Spring wear; size CO Or
8; reduced to ...... ~
(IO) S3.95 Cravenetted
Rain Goats, sizes 8 and zOc
(5j $7.95 Leatherette
and IA years. ...... ~
(2) $2.95 Printed Beach Coats,
size Pa girl will like 7Oc
t ID ss.S5 Jersey dresses, for
school or play; sizes 8 and @7
10 .................
a. $5.9s Blue Linen Ensemble,
with wolfe dress, size Sl.05
(2) $7.95 Tan and Red Dresses,
with pongee biouses; 1905
sizes and 10........
~ S5.95 Printed Or
candle Dress, size ~ @7 or
go $2.95 Dresses, lowered or
CANDY, size 10; also pique @7
yellow sunback dress. $50. W.
(2) $3.50 white Coat and Hat
Sets, with embroidery G7E
trimming, size 8. ....... VIZ
% $19.95 Blue Wool Crepe En-
semble. white lite. s.; silk $lO.95
~ $1O.95 Navy Blue
Ensemble, with red CT OK
blouse; si=e 12....... 500
(2O) S2.35 Washable Print
ed Dresses; sizes IL and IA CT
years ...............
(2) 1895 Red Plaid RayOn En-
sembIes, Slew eless CT or
STYLE: size IL only. -. %A'|O
(1O) SOS Sleeveless and Sun
back Crepe de Chine
Dresses, 8 and IA; ct or
S 81 Gsiis;.sS orchid Party Dress,
size Il; reduced for @10 o.
Friday to ........ ~A
(2) $7.95 Red and
Navy Crepe de Chine @Q or
Dresses, size 10. $50. pO
Cd Three-pieca Jer-
Sey Ensembles, sizes CT or
10 and IA years. go. ~S'|O
(2) $5.95 Tweed Ensembles, coat
and dress; sizes 8 CT Or
and 10 ............
(3) $5.95 Silk Crepe de Chine
Dresses; sizes and CD or
III
~ $1O.95 Blue Crepe de Chine
L.! L.se1 ~ Dress $7.05
(2) 1895 white Crepe de Chine
Dresses, soiled; sizes @E or
10 and IL ......... %O' ~
go $40 White Georgette and
Crepe Dresses, sOiIed; or or
sizes 10, IL, IA ...... " $50
(3) $3.50 Transparent Velvet
and and Tweed reed. Frocks; 1925
(6) soc Athletic Shorts,
of yellow pique; sizes IL 0Sc
a r. 81 4 Plaid Wool Circular
oAHUS' AZ oANcS Az oAN s1
years ............... .....'
(2S) S1.5O Dance Sets, of dinni-
ties and voiles; sizes IA and Q7
Is, 81 voiie Combinations, in
plain tailored style; size ID.
3 for ST.
IN Sl.5O White Skirt,
pleated style; soiled; size 7Qc
~ sl.ss Gray Cotton Bathing
Suit, for wear in the zoo
gym ...............,.
(3) soc Polka Dotted
Scarfs, In the popular Zoe
, triangle shape .:....:...
co $19.95 Leather Jackets, for
Spring; red and SIO.0S
green; size a..
Isl 81 Smart Looking Over
Blouses, soiled; sizes 8 S0c
and 10 years ..........:
(I2l 81 Gray Cotton Slip-Over
Sweater Shirt, sizes 4S G0~
and so: for gym wear.
\ 15I SI.95 FIesh-coIored Crepe de
Chine Slips, soiled; sizes 81
and 3 .......:..:.:..: =.
(I3) Children's 81 Knitted Cot
ton Union Suits; sizes 8 90c
a aIsl So Chiidren's Cotton-and-
wool Union Suits; sizes 8, 30c
o. 1 tS:.and E,oor. the Hecht COZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Mems ST. Neckties
60c: 3 for 50

Regularly 81. one or
two of a kind. Fine quail
ties. Big variety of pat
terms.
main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
WOmen's Hosiery

Ola Pairs) WOmen's $3.50 Full
fashioned Ingram Silk
Chiffon J H Ssir.. $50; .s:,s $1.95
(1O5 Pairs) $1.65 Full fashioned
SILK Hose, outsizes, @1 az
light colors ......... ~
(4O Pairs) S1.35 to 81 Full
fashioned Silk Hose, dam ZOo
aged in stock ..........
az Pairs) $3.50 Full-fashiOned
opera length Silk
Chiffon Hose, black G7 Or
and flesh ...........
(Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
Women's SpOrtswear
Main Floor

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4-S1O.95 Sleeveless Flannel
Riding Coats, red and @S OK
navy ..............'
Sass white Linen @7
Knickers, slightly soiled... W
6-SI2.95 Black velvet
Skirts, popular tuck-tn @6
1 Pair $1O.95 Brown
and White Checked @S OK
Riding Brooches. 49,. ~
(women's Sportswear, Main Floor
Silverware
n) S5.s5 After-dinneF Coffee
Set, imported, service
for six, with tray; 90 OK
as Is ...............
CD Sl.9S Silver plated
Flower Holders, IL inches CT
nlRn .s.........s.s s'''''s
81 S2.95 Silver plated
Fruit, Cake or Sand CT Or
witch Baskets ........ %A'>O
(24) S3.25 Baking Dishes. silver
plated frame, Pyrex %C 20
dish, covered ........ ~@sO
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz