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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

school sponsored by the Indianapo-
lis Ministerial Association and the
Marion County Council Of Religious
Education.
Enrolment of 1853 was reported
at the opening class Monday night in
the First Baptist church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
WARNING

Road dust and dirt collects in your motor
erankcase and should be cleaned out before
cold weather congeaIs 1t. We drain your case
and flush out with one gallon Of our special
flushing oil for Soc. We refill with 1000 Pure
Pennsylvania Oil, Sc per quart, medium or
heavy, fills or refIs. Then YOU are all sci and
your motor purrs with gIadness. Night and day
pit service at all stations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
STAGE STREET BATTLE
Man and Estranged Wife Come to
Blows, Cause Riot Call

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Meet-
ing in front of a downtown store,
Anthony Calista and his estranged
wife lost no time in coming to
blows Monday. A large plate glass
window was broken. A police squad
was summoned to disperse the
crowd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
! THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

nounced the election to directorate
of the club Of Frank p Manly.
president of the indianapolis Life
Insurance Company.
Manly succeeds Frank H. Sparks
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Of the Ncblitt- Sparks Industries,
Inc, who resigned because of
enforced absences from the city.
Arrangements are being made for
the formal dinner celebrating the
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.sEPT. Is. $3.50

into the residence Of Patrolman Al
bert Beck, 1886 Olive street. Monday
night fed when Mrs. Beck screamed.
She told officers she saw the Negro
remove & screen from a window.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23
NAMED TO |. A. c. BOARD

Insurance Company Head Replaces
Frank Sparks as Director.
P. c. Reilly, president Of the In
dianapolis Athletic Club, has an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

twenty fifth anniversary Of the
founding Of the club. Oct. 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-23

Screams Rout Negro Intruder
A Negro who attempted to break
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-08
SUSPECT IS HELD
IN 1922 Staying
HaIf-Brother of Victims Wild
oW Lived Secretly in
Home, Lawyer Says.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April s.-Renewed
investigation into the mysterious slay-
ing eight years ago of Fred Oesterreich,
wealthy apron manufacturer, today had
resulted in the arrest of Walter Klein,
described as a half brother of the VIC
TINS widow. who was held on charge
Of suspicion of murder
The arrest last night resulted from a
statement of Herman Shapiro, an attor-
ney, who testified Klein had lived in
hiding in secret compartments in the
house in which OeSterreich's bullet
ridden body was discovered.
Mrs Walburga OeSterreich. the
widow, was arrested following the STAY
ing and held under technical arrest for
two years while an investigation was
made. She was found after the killing
unconscious in a closet of the murder
house" The closet door was locked
from the outside.
She was arrested after she attempted
to dispose of two pistols. Failure to
solve the mystery of the locked closet
door played an important part in her
release
Shapiro in his statement said that
while Mrs. Oesterreich was in the
county Jail he took food, at her request,
and placed it in house for Klein.
Later, the attorney said, he scratched
on the walls of the residence and Klein
appeared Shapiro recited that Klein
told him he lived in the secret compart-
ment in the house at the time of the
shooting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-08
400 COMING APRIL IS
FOR CA. R. SESSIONS
Betsy Ross, IS, Descendant of
Flags Maker, to Attend Cere-
mony and Lead Pledge.

The annual convention of the Chill
Gren of the American Revolution, ex-
pected to assemble 400 young delegates
April Is for a weeks stay in Washing
ton. will be opened with ceremony at
the Red Cross Memorial Building, at
which Betsy Ross. 49, descendant of
the maker of the first Stars and Stripes.
will lead the visitors in pledge of
allegiance to the flag.
A crowded program has been worked
cut pT Mrs. Percy Edwards Quinn, ma
tional president. assisted by the board
of managers. and the delegates will
hear addresses by young people of their
own age who have distinguished them
selves in Boy and Girl Scout work and
in military training work.
These speakers will include Dick
Douglas, the Boy Scout who hunted
lions in Africa with Martin Johnson;
Miss Judith Steele. a Golden Eaglet OF
the Girl Scouts. and Jack Stearns of
Central High School, colonel in the
High School Cadet Corps. The pro-
gram includes a visit to the White
House, a tea dance and sightseeing
trips. Memorial services will be held
over the grave of the Unknown Soldier
of the Revolutionary War at Alexan-
dria. Va, and the surroundings of the
grave besutified Others assisting to
arrange the program are Mrs. Georgia
Knox Berry. Mrs. Frank Monden and
Mrs. Josiah Van Orsdale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-08
Women Are Elected
To Rule for Year
In, Mountain Town
Rv the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
YELLVILLE. Ark, April g.
The city government Of Yellville,
small mountain town of North
Arkansas. will pass into feminine
hands the coming year.
An all.woman ticket has been
elected without opposition and
indications are the appointive
Offices, even to that Of town
marshal, will be filled by women.
The city officials are Mrs. V. L.
Walton, mayor; Mrs. G. G. Now
lin, recorder, and Mrs. H. r.
Record, Mrs. Lon w. Berry, Mrs.
A. A. Thompson, Mrs. NJ o.
Hutchinson and Mrs. Troy Con-
drey, aldermen.
Indications are Mrs. C. N. Will
son will be appointed town
marshal.
Miss O'Beta Carson. assistant
cashier of the Citizens Bank, is
considered the most likely posi-
bility as the appointee to the Of
flee of city treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-08
PAYS FOUR ALlMONIES

LOS ANGELES, April 8 (P.-Spafford
Wychoff, 3s, has been ordered to pay
Mrs. May WychofT %, from whom he
was separated last June, $500 a month
for the. support of their 1-year-old son.
May is divorced wife No. to whom
Wychoff is paying alimony. Wychoff
says his income is only $500 month.
received from an estate, and he faces
quite problem In paying $305 in
monthly alimony settlements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-08
INJUNCTION IS ASKED
BY SUSPENDED LODGE
Knights of Jerusalem File Suits
Here Against Parent
Organization.

st. Matthews Lodge. No 9, of the
Ancient Order knights of Jerusalem,
has filed suit for an injunction against
the parent organization seeking to have
Its suspension lifted. Named as de-
PENDANTS are the Ancient Order knights
and Daughters of Jerusalem. Nimrod
Supreme Grand Encampnent, St.
James District Encampment, Erkay
Peyton Supreme Grand high priest;
Morris Riley, Supreme Grand general;
Charles H. johnson. Supreme Grand
secretary; John Speaks. District grand
general, and John N. Etheridge, District
grand secretary
James Wettles, ]. F. Roberts and
Robert L. Porter, officers of the lodge.
appear as plaintiffs and assert that the
suspension of the local lodge was I'M
lawful. They are represented by
Attorneys George A. Parker and
Lindsey w. Game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-08

The Norwegian government will spend
e15,000,000 on church and school &C.
tivities this year.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Nels Olsen, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns:
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned have expended the sum of One Hundred (s100.00) Dollars during each of the fiscal years ending July 1, 1927 and July 1, 1929, in labor and improvements upon each of the fol lowing described lode mining claims situated in the Salmon River Valley, Hyder Mining District, Territory of Alaska, as will appear by Proofs of Labor for each of said years filed for record in the office of the Recorder for said Hyder Mining and recording district at Hyder, Alaska; said claims being described and designated as fol- lows:
 Butte No. 1, Butte No. 2, Butte No. 3, Butte No. 4, and Butte Extension in order to hold said claims under the provisions of Section 2324 of the Re- vised Statutes of the United States and the laws of the Territory of Alas ka concerning annual assessment work on mining claims; such expendi- lures of S10000 upon each of said min ng claims for each of said years being the amount required to hold the same during said years.
 And you arc further notified that if within ninety days after the complet- ion of the publication of this notice for the period required by law you fail or refuse to contribute to the un- dersigned, your co-owners, your pro portion of such expenditures, as a CO., owner, your interest in said mining claims and each of them will become the property of the undersigned, your co-owners, under the provisions of said Section 2324, U. s. Revised Stat uteS.
 Dated at Hyder, Alaska, this 18th day of May, 1880.
 c. W. Peterson
 Cora McEachern Publish May 24, 31; June '. IA, 21. 2S; July 5. 12, 19, 26 Aug. ?, 9, 16, 23, 1930.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14

Arrivals from the States via the c. N. R. line last Sunday in- cluded Arthur Bold, Herman Copenhagen, Wendell Coop rider and MT. and Mrs. Geo. 1hair ,and son, George. The Thair family were here about five years ago.
 Dick Olson left Tuesday for Ketchikan enroute to Skag- way, where he will be em- ployed.
 Matthew Little, prominent B. c. mining engineer, was an arrival from the south Monday evening.
 Richard s. Berg and his moth CT, Mrs. Gilbert Berg, were ar rivals via the C. N. R. steamer this morning.
 D. L. Pitt, manager of the Premier, left this morning for Vancouver and other Coast points.
 Learn the superior advantag- es of Atwater-Kent Radios at the Boundary Gift Shop.
 Arrivals from Ketchikan on the City of Anacortes this week included 5. Allegrini, Joe. Cha pek, Joe Miller and Vivian Le- Vanway, young sister of Mrs. Dabo, of Hyder, B. c.
 o. E. Bush, pioneer mining man and head of the Bush Con- solidated company, was an ar rival on the Prince Rupert.
 The grounds surrounding the Catholic Church on Premier Avenue. have been dug up in preparation for later convers- ion into grass lawn.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Don. E. Martin, who returned recently from Ketchikan after undergo ing an extensive operation for adhesions, is now in excellent health and feeling better than he has in several years.
 You're There With a Crosley Radio. See them at the Nugget Shop.
 The Methodist Episcopal Church anounces the Sunday School for 10:30 Sunday morn
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14
WHAT'S ON AT THE SHOW ?

Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton in Partners in Crime" a clever and highly humorous story of mistakes. Also 9 krazy Kat comedy, "The Ice Box" A good program, with two of the best comedians in the movie business.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14
LOCAL TOPICS

ing and Evening Service at 7:15 p. m. Church School at 9:30 a. m. Monday morning and every morning except Sat- urday.
 Following meeting of the Hospital Board Wednesday. it was announced that the hos pital is operating in very sat isfactory manner under the di- rection of Mrs. s. G. Lawrence.
 The following donations in May were acknowledged with thanks.
 Hyder M. E. Church $20.00 Hospital Day donations $500 Counter Box collections 7.85
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14

The Methodist Episcopal Church announces the Sunday School for 10:30 Sunday morn
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14

You're There With a Crosley Radio. See them at the Nugget Shop.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14

The grounds surrounding the Catholic Church on Premier Avenue have been dug up in preparation for later convers- ion into a grass lawn.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-06-14

o. E. Bush, pioneer mining man and head of the Bush Con- solidated company, was an ar rival on the Prince Rupert.
The Washington times., 1930-06-12
Girls Wearables

(25 $1.25 Dimity Dance Sets.
Sizes ~, IA, 16 ...... soc
U $3.95 Crepe de Chine Gown,
size IL; soiled .......... 81. so
tN $3.95 Crepe de Chine Paia-
mas. size 8. soiled $1.5O
QO) 81 Novelty Aprons, size
IL. s............
(H SOC Embroidered Muslin
Drawers, size 12. .25c
t8) 81 Pleated Green Silk Skirts,
size 8 and a.. Isl
~ $8.95 Peach Ray0n Crepe
Negligee, size Ia. 1896
(4 So Printed BIOuses, sizes
8 to y :......,:,...79c 79c
1851 81 Wash FrOcks, broken
(4W SOS LavelIe Silk Frocks,
4, 70 sle.ss Il Blue Wool Piage iaiss
Coat. size 12............ .S2.95
t2l S1O.95 White GeOrgette
Dresses, sizes 10, 12.... .S2.95
81 $4.95 Cravanette Rain
Goats. size 10. soiled. -. .25c
(l $5.95 Leatherette Rain
Coat, size 12. 81
(2) $1O.95 TWO-TOne Silk
Dresses. sizes 10 and, IL. .$3.95
ESQ $1.95 to $2.95 Plain and
Printed Wash Frocks, Z to IA
years .............. .S1.S3
(6O) So Wool and RayOn Mix
tUre Sweaters, sizes Z to IA
years $l
(second Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Wonen's Lingerie

(3OO) 79c RayOn BlOOmers,
Stepins, and Panties, small
sizes only ...........2 for 81
(5O) Soc Rayon Bandeaux,
sizes 80, 40. AZ only :. .19c
t2O1 81 RayOn Vests, with sun
tan backs, melotan $500. SOC
(2OD $3.50 RayOn Shorts. white.
colored trim. by sealpax 79c
l60) $l.59 Crepe de Chine
Bloomers and Stepihs, small
sizes, .....s.,...... s....e.$ u
(48 Costume Slips RayOfl,
street shades, sizes "a to
(1S) SIS Crepe de Chine Paia-
mas. plain and printed misses
sizes. soiled. ............. $50
(26) j$S Crepe de Chine Dane.
cites, pink or peach. Lace
trimmed. .............. .S5
(Main Floor, The Hecht Go.)
WOmen's Neckwear
1900 81 Imported and DOmes-
tic Lace Collars. jabots, sets.
1IO0) 81 PIeated SeaFfs. rayon
crepe, printed. All coIors. .s9e
MAN Floor. The Hscht co.D
The Washington times., 1930-06-12
Mems Furnishings

t56l) 81 Mems NeclSties New
patterns. :.'.....s for 81
l59) $1.5O Chain Suspenders.
Novelty ribbon. .........,..I
(S9) 81 Cigarette Dispensers.
Damaged ............... sec
I2@ SS.95 Gray, Tan Smocks.
sizes SO to 40. Soiled. ISL
AN SIS and $3.50 Pajamas.
Broken sizes. Soiled 1886
3 prs. for S11.5O
(5 $40 Ap-WOOl Flannel Robes.
Broken sizes ............$5.S0
uS) 81 Tie and Handkerchief
Sets. Soiled. .............M
Ol3l 81 so Plain and Patterned
Neckties .........::.......SSc .SSc
3 for $3.50
u40 75c to $l.50 Half Hose.
Broken sizes ..........., ..,..SSc
1D soc Halt Hose. Broken
sizes ..,.....'.'... ..'ss'.' 'oSc
3 for 81
1851 Sg TO 81. - Ties. Hand tai.
iored ,...............$l.3 $l.30
3 for 8
n10 $3.50 to $3.50 Silk shirts.
Some soileo ............ .SS.g0
I1O S2.95 Cigarette Lighters.
WeIl.known make .........M
(146) SOC Silk Handkerchiefs.
Large variety. ..s....3 Tor III
(3O 81 and 81 so Silk Handker-
chiefs. Soiled. -. ....... Csc
3 for 81
f7N So RayOn Union Suits.
sizes S. SS and 40. -. .$l.l6
Ial s15 Enameled b beverage
shakers. Black. red. :. .M.95
fg2l SIS To $40 Enameled and
Hammered FlasEs .$s.95
(I0l 81. 50 Athletic Suits. Soiled.
Sizes se. 40. 42........ $e.S9
Ie9I 81 and 81 80 Athletic Union
Snlta. Solid. Size "a. 80. .69c
6 for 81
(AFain Floor The Hscht cs9
The Washington times., 1930-06-12
For Infants and Tots

For Infants and Tots
"a $1.9S Flannelette Bath
apron. ...,.....s!s.... $l.5O
~ S1.95 Crepe de Chine Car.
riage Set, with pillow
top ........s..... .s...$ .OU
I'D 81 Beacon Cloth Bath
Robes. size 4 yrs. ....... Soc
tg $2.95 Tub silk and Satin
Creepers, size 2 years. !. .$1.95
~ $S.95 Crepe de Chine Dress
Ensemble for tots 4 yrs $2.95
% 1895 Irish Linen Hand
Made Creeper. size 8
(S3) SOC to $1.5O Cotton and
Wool Shirts, size 8 yrs. .S9c
(e) $3.95 Tan silk Bengaline
Coat. silk lin e d, size 9
yrs. ................ .$H.S0
tsD $I.50 Silk Pongee Coat,
lined. size yr, r,........t..I
ll2) $1.S0 Handmade Gowns,
pink, sizes 2 to 8 yrs. i. 7Sc
l6) S2.95 White Crepe de Chine
Dresses, size to s yrs. .S1.96
(15 75c Part Wool Blankets,
pink, with white border. .45c
M S2.95 Handmade and EN-.
brOidered Baby Pillow
cases. ...:..:.... ...... .SI'0V
ll4) SOC silk Pongee or Pique
Rerats. i. CSC
t9l ST All Wool Sweaters,
white and pink. to
years. ......a.. ...r,s.. So. .OVc
lIOO zee Muslin Drawers,
tucked or ruffled. Z to 8
yrs. .........s...ss .lS1zc
(7OI csc Sateen BlOOmers, pink
or black, Q to s yrs. .121zc
(39l l5c Baby Waists OF Mus
lin, q to 6 yrs. .,s.. = .l21Se
esl 81 Girls and Jr. Girls
Straw Hats. new styles SOC
CsA Zee New summer Hats,
straw for tots. s.....s,,f,.. soc
tseeond Eless. THE Hfeht cai
The Washington times., 1930-06-12
Sporting Goods

90 - Golf Bal InitiaIers.
3 initials. .............,...2 2Bc
e prs.) $3.50 Wool Knlckcrs.
Size So and 8S. S...........&7.6O
q pr.l SIS Riding Breeches.
Size Ss............v.s.ss .$IV
(70) 25c Sun VisOrs. Great for
sports wear. ............ .06c
(6 81 Golf Belts. .........2 .2Sc
q prs.) Ss Base Ball Shoes.
Size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9la
11) Base Ball Mitts. Values
up to &7.5O. 5O....s...s....&1.0b
(lel sS ana s5 wool Polo
Shirts. Broken sizes. i. .M.gB
1901 $3.50 and $3.50 Light.
weight Sport Shirts, ......S1
tMain Floor. The Hecht Col
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Housewares

IN g49.95 3-DOor SaniCOld Re.
frigerat0r. Oak finish. .S39 .05
Cd S69.95 CaIOriC Gas Range.
16-inch oven ......... $49.D5
(ll $IOO Universal Gas Range.
Oven control .......... $4y.S6
IN $l25 Universal Gas Range.
Full porcelain. AS is. $3.50
IN $49.05 Regent Gas Range.
14.inch oven. AS Is. -. $29.95
(2l S22.95 Porcelain Top Drop
Leaf Tables ...s..... .$l2.S5
al $50 5.pc. Breakfast Suite.
Yellow and green. -. S23.75
Q) $40 5-pc. Breakfast Suite.
Yellow and green. $32.S6
t2) S59.75 HO0sier Kitchen Cab
inets. White. green. $49.75
t3l $3.50 Pyrex Pie Plates, with
Manning b. frames. =. S2.50
90 S6 and $3.50 Cold Water
Perc0Iaf0rs. Manning 3 .$4.95
(3p S4.56 2-cup NJ. B. Nickel
PercOlat0rs -. $3.50
(1O) 81 Syrup Pitchers. Deco
rated glass .,.... .s....... .1Sc
t4l 81 Vinegar Cruets. in silver
plated holder .s.s,s. ...t...=...s, I5c
l8l $I.25 Rogers Dinner Forks,
s inset for -, ....,.... ..... III
(al SI.25 Rogers Soup spoons.
s in set for Il. ..s.s !. 8. !. ~. 81
t6lSI.25 Rogers Ice Tea spoons.
sin set for J. u. i. Il. ii ]. .s. .l
III $3.50 Rogers Butter spread
eKSv 8 in set for. !. =. !. q. s.. u
(3l $3.50 Rogers Dessert Knives,
6 Ia set for. .....,..........$
t20) 25c Rogers Sugar
(S9l CSC Rogers Butter
Knives ........ @Uc
III $3.50 Demi Tasse Set, with
tray. As is. ..$1
81 Ice Tubs, with nickel ham
dies and ice tongs. ..,. .59c
(4O) SOC Double Egg Beaters.
Enameled handle. ..... .29c
81 Sc Gold Seal Electric Per.
cOlatOrs, 5 cup. S2.95
(IS) S1.75 Wear.Ever AluIlli-
mum Griddles, 10-inch.. 81
"a $1.95 Large Size Picnic
Boxes a.....,....... .Sl.SS
(1O) 10c per Il. Odd Lengths
Garden Hose. Per IT. &c
COZ 6 for Sc No-Nick Water
Glasses. ............ IS for 45c
fThird Floor. The Hecht Coz
The Washington times., 1930-06-12
Wornen's Sportswear

a. 2
(40 500 silk and Rayon
FrOcks, sizes IA to 20. i. .S3.95
(SO SS.sS TO $IO.9S Satin or
Crepe Blonses, large sizes $6.95
(s5) IS and So SiIk Blouses,
white and pastel, broken
sizes ..s.s.s..'.. .@a'oO
(e8) $1O.95 and $3.50 Slip on
Sweaters. light shades, sizes
16 to 1S S.............. .S6.06
(12l SlO.95 3 Piece Jersey Suits.
green. blue or black. sizes
i16 to 20 ....... ....,... S0.SO
t2l) $685. 2 and 3 Piece Knitted
Suits. sizes "a to 1s.....4.S b
fMain Floor. The Hecht Col
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Np MeiI PhoneI 81 Q. o. d. Orders Accspted
Radios and Cabinets

(e) PhilcO Cabinets. Walnut
yeneered ds......s......... $40
(5) Highboy Cabinets, with
doors. As is............ $500
~ Buckingham Tube. in con.
sole cabinet s.,.s........,.$ $49
(2) CrOsley 7.Tube. Console
cabinet ...............,...S .S65
I'd Earl 7.Tube. Direct cur
rent ...,.,.t. t........,..... .$6S
(Il CrOsley Z tube in Highb0y
POOly Cabinet $4,000
IN Freed 9.Tube. direct current.
Highboy cabinet with doors 500
~ Atwater Kent. Kiel table.
7.tube. Screen grid. .Sl29
(Main Floor. The Hecht COZ
The Washington times., 1930-06-12
Rugs and LinoIeul,ns

t20) $2.9S Foot Sure Rubber
Bath Mats. ....,....s.....31
(38 80. yds.) $3.50 "a. I'd. In.
laid LlnOleun1. .....$l sq. yd.
(l0l $541kx75k. .Crex Rugs. .S2.9S
t2l S25 9x12 Brussels Rugs. .$15
(D $50 9x12 Waitex Summer
huga ................. .Slz.5O
Il, $18 8x1O Waitex Summer
Rugs ...........ss...t $lO.9b
(IO $3.50 and 1926 27 in.x9
II. and ~ in.x12 IL. RattaEia
Hall Rugs .......... -, .S3.95
ilO) $3.50 Wool Bordered Cocoa
Mats. 24x24 iI.......... .$2.95
(6l ss.95 Wool b0rdered Cocoa
Mats. 21x21 in. $3.50
(7 $3.50 24x4S in. Georgia
Chenille Rugs. Soiled. !. 1926
ue $s.S5 23x46 in. Imported
Chenille Rugs. 81 .95
tl5) $3.50 17x24 In. Artex
Sample Rugs. Soiled. .S2.95
Isixth Floor. The Hecht cO.J
Furniture
ID S25 Peel Arm Chair. $3.50
(ll SO Imported Grass
Table .....g........., $4.30
hA a1o "a nal unal
Table ....s......... .$6.9S i
tI) $39.75 Reed Occasional
Table. AS is......... .S12.65
~ Sl45 3.pc. Velour Living
Room Suite. AS is. $3.50
Cd $3.50 3.pc. AIOhair Living
Room Suite. As is. $50
"a $500 2.pc. Living Room
Suite. Mahogany frames. As
IS .4s..t......... $50
t2l $40 and $50 Walnut French
Vanlties ........ .$29.50
~ $3.50 Gray Decorated
French Vanity. AS is. $l9,85
III $50 Walnut Bow.end Bed.
Full size I........... .$l2.5O
Cd $40 Walnut French
Vanity ss....'........ $25 /,
(l) $e25 Ape. Bed Room
suite go. -. .SlJU p
~ 1896 Mahogany and Cane
Bench. AS is. .......... $2.95
fi) $8.95 Gray Decorated
Bench. As is. ...........l.9 LBS
a. $3.50 Walnut Server. .$l2.95
a. 500 Ape. Walnut Bed
Room Suite. .$IS5
u) $3.50 Ape. Walnut and
Maple Bed Room Suite. >i2Y.5O
(1) SOS Walnut Buffet $3.50
tl) s45 Walnut French
Vanity ............... .S24.95
"a S16O Ape. Walnut Bed
Room Suite. -. ....... Sll9
o. $50 Walnut Veneered
Dresser ...............$39.5O
o. $40 Walnut veneered Bed.
Full size. e.......t.. 1880
IA $185 S-pc.. Pillow Arm Llv-
ing Room Suite. .....e... .$l39
a. $40 Electric Spark Smoker.
All Metal. l............ .$12.50
O. $50 Desk Type Telephone
SET ."'...'.s...s. .r.. $1S.OV
t1l $3.50 5.pc. Walnut Dinette
SuaCe $69.bO
~ $40 Englander Coil Spring
Da-Bed ................ $3.50
"a $3.50 Single Coil Spring
Couch, with pad -. .$29.5
1J $34.75 SIT. Green Bed.
Spring included. ..... .$I2.S5
~ $39.75 OstermOOr Mattress
for double bed. d..,..... .$24.75
ID $29.75 Aft. Mattress. All
layer felt. ..,......... .&l9.7S
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Upholsteries

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t2) S12.s5 Panel Folding
Screens AS is. -. .,... 1895
$50 yds) 22c yd. Theatrical
Gauze., .....:......:. .:...l4c y0'
40) 81 Tapestry Squares. 25x24
inches. ............,... ..Ooc
(l8 S1.59 to S2.S5 Window
Awnings. As is.....s.... .49c
(sOO) SEC Opaque Window
Shades. 36x69. ...... .49c
l4O S1.95 Chintx Covered Foot
Stools ....,.... SI.OS
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Luggage

~ Ladies' $50 Wardrobe Hat
Box ................ .$ls.S5
@ $25, $50, ssS Leather TRAY.
cling Bags ...,.......sI7-SO
~ Ladies sss Fitted Cases. $40
~ Ladies' SSS Ensemble Lug.
gage Set ..........,s....$SS
~ Ladies' SS5 Ensemble Lug.
gage Sets ................s2b
(sports shop. Main Floor
The Hecht Col