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The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
DR. SHOOK PAYS PENALTY
 AT OHIO STATE PRISON

COLUMBUS, O.-Dr. James H. Shook was electrocuted at the State prison tonight for the staying last June 13 of Theora Hix, Ohio State University coed.
 He walked unassisted and perfect ly cool to the chair. He said noth- ing, but his eyes took in the entire group in the death chamber.
 Previously he had eaten his last meal with his wife.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
Bootle88erS
 Are Blamed
CHARGE ED WITH BEING RESPON- STBLE FOR HUNDREDS OF
 CASES OF PARALYSIS.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Boot- Ieggers who stole a connection of creosote and rarbolic acid, which was favored with ginger, were responsi- ble for several hundred cases of par alysis in the South and Southwest sections of the country, according to a statement given out today by Pro- hibition Commissioner Doran.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
SKINNER & EDDY MUST SUR RENDER S3,5O0,OOO WARTIME
 PROFITS TO GOVERNMENT

SEATTLE, Mar. 24ch-Skinner & Eddy, wartime shipbuiiders, must surrender three and one-half million dollars of their wartime shipbniiding profits, the United States Shipping Board gave out at Washington yes terday in announcing settlement out of court of the eleven million dollars suit against the firm.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
SEATTLE HOLDS IMPRESSIVE  SERVICES FOR EIELSON
 AND BORLAND.
A DAY OF MOURNING IN NORTH DARoTA-HERO IS LAID TO
 REST BESIDE MOTHER

SEATTLE, Mar. 24.-With a re- markabIe demonstration, yesterday, Seattle paid final tribute to Carl Ben Eielson and k. w. Borland. Follow ing the joint public services at the Kutterworth Chapel the impressive coortege passed through downtown streets with the fag-draped caskets. Eielson's body will be shipped to it's final resting plaie, Hatton, N. D., for interment.- Services for Borland were held under auspices of Alaska Pio- neers, and his body laid away in 8 crypt of the million-dollar mauso- leum.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
PRESIDENT COSGROVE AND
 MINISTRY, IRELAND, RESIGN

DUBLIN, Mar. 28.-Preisdent Cos grove and hs ministry resigned today after deffat of the government in the Dali last night, by 66 to GA, on an op- position measure. The Dail, after an- nouncement of the resignation, ad- journed until Wednesday, when nom ination ca new president will fall to it.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Miss Clara Rieck and Miss Helen Rieck returned here Monday from a visit to McGrath, Miss Elsie Rieck coming up the same day via airplane, accompanied by Mrs. Oliver Ander- son, who was a round-tripper from McGrath. The Misses Rieck left Wednesday for their Ophir home.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

HATTON, N. D., March 26.-North Dakota. turned from everyday affairs today to pay high tribute to Carl Ben Eielson. Dignitaries of the State ana town folk who. rescued his body mourned at the grave in the little cemetery. where the noted iier was laid at rest beside his mother.
 All public business was suspended and schools closed while the entire State observed mourning period during the funeral
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
RECOMMENDATIONS IN RESO-
 LUTIONSS ADOPTED AT CLOS-
 ING SESSION OF GRAND IGLOO
Anchorage Times.)

Endorsement of the Pacific Yukon highway project, increased old-age allowances for needy Alaskans, revi- sion of the election laws of the Ter ritory, and the adoption of a com- munity property law were among the recommendations contained in reso- lutions adopted by the Grand Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska, which brought it's twenty-second annual convention to q close this morning, after having been in session three and half Jays. fhe resolutions, in tn eorder of their presentation to the Grand Igloo, were as follows:
 Resolution No. 1.
 Wherea, The property laws of Alaska are unjust to thee modern woman who is taking her place in business, industry and legislation; and
 Whereas, Woman is entitled to equal protection of property rights with man, which most States of the Union have acknowledged by the adoption of adequate laws; and
 Whereas, The laws of dover and curtsey are obsolete, especially in view of the modern activities and in dependence of woman;
 Be it resolved by the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alaska, in annual session at Anchorage, Alaska, that we be- lieve in equal rights and opportuni- ties for hoth sexes, and are in favor of a community property law for the Territory of Alaska, and request the next Territorial Legislature to adopt such a law, and suggest that the same be modelled after that of the State of Washington.
 Resolution No. 2.
 Whereas, The election laws of the Territory, through many changes, amendments and appeals, have be- come a mystery to the voter, a puzzle to the judges, are often vague and conotradictory and fail of . guide. to the honest voter and do not consti- tute amenact to the dishonest one;
 Be it resolved by the Gxand Igloo, Pioneers of Alaska. in annual session at Anchorage. that the election laws of the Territory should be revised, amended and coditiefi, and the. Terri torial legislature at it's next session is requested to pass law which shall provide for such provision, amend ment and codivcation.
 Resolution No. g..
 Whereas, the- natural appeal of .See America First" and the increas- ing desire of the public to- tour the country as means of pleasurer re-
 tContinued on Page 2,l,
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
SENATE PASSES S5SO, ,0O00,O0
 TARIFF, NOW IN CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The S580, 0,OO0, ,000 tari tfbill, carrying 34 per cent tari tfon all imported goods, was passed by the Senated goods, was passed by the Senate this afternoon. The bill now goes to conference com nittce tor consideration.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
CHARLES HOXIE, PIONEER,
 PASSES AWAY, JUNEAU

JUNEAU-Charle Hoxie, 67, pio- neer of Alaska since 1897, died yes terday morning as the result of a heart attack, aggravated by pneu- monia, which developed Sunday.
 Hoxie first came to Alaska in 1897, was amail carrier on the Yukon for a year or so, and from St. Michael went to Nome, being one of the first to arrlve among the stampeders to that acmp. He was member of the first Nome citty council with the late Tex Rickard.
 He leaves a widow here and two sons in the States. The funeral will be held Thursday under the auspices of the Douglas Eagles. He was a charter member of that lodge at Nome.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Frank Walker, mail carrier on the run between Flat and Anyik, arrived here Thursday with the outgoing mail, he having exchanged runs with Charlie Konig, who, accompanied by his son Edwin, went to Anvik for one tr.,.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

A session of District Court was held at McGrath on Tuesday last, at which time Judge Cecil H. Clegg considered applications for citizen ship of about IS, practically all of which were sacted upon favorably.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
zO,HO0 PARIS LACE WORKERS
 ASSAIL NEW U. S. TARIFF

PARIS, Mar. 29.-Thirty thousand French lace workers yesterday par ticipated in a giant demonstration of protest against the new American tariff on lace.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

John Repo, of Ophir. was a yes terday arrival for a brief visit here.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Paul Oehme was yesterday ar- rival from MeGrath, and left today for Ophir. headed for his headquar- ters at Flat.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Frank Speljack, Little creek min- ing man, was g yesterday arrival on 8 brief business visit.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Lars Indegard, after vsit of some days here, left Friday for Flat, where he will be occupied during the coming season.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
Plan for Eielson Memorial.

Plan for EielsOn Memorial.
 GRAND FORKS, N. D.-Informa- tion that the State Department at Washington has interested itself in the effort to bring back to North Da- kota the airplane that Col. Carl Ben dickson used in Arctic exploration was contained in a. telegram received Wednesday by Governor Shaffner from Congressman C. B. Burtness.
 line State Department, by airmail. is mstructing the American embassy at Ruenos Aires to ascertain whether the Argentine government purchased the Eielson plane from Wilkins and, if so, whether the government would resell it to North Dakota or the Eiel- son Memorial Association, and on what terms" the telegram said.'
 The movement to return the plane to the State. as a memorial was started in Grand Forks and Valley City,.
 LAYTON, N. D., March 8-The Eielson- funeral train arrived here at B.. o'clock last evening" The entire population of the town turned out to meet the body and pay honoor to the X hero.~
 WASHINGTON, March 26.-Sen- ator Nyes yesterday introduced . resolution in the Senate proposing that the peak of Mount Mckinley National Park, in Alaska, generally known as Copper Mountain, be named Mount EieIson.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Renry MArteila returned yesterday from a.ttIN to Ophir.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

WASHIN4AO March 26.-Presi- dent Hoover today signed the defi- ciency bill, carrying an appropriation of $l69, ,DOO,0O
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Albert lvey, after a brief business visit here. left Thursday on his re- turn to. Poorman.,
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Mrs. Georgie Hagen and Miss Josie Sheehan were Friday departures for Ophir, headed for Flat.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Mail Carrier Charlie O'Halloran, bringing the inbound mail, arrived Wednesday.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

John Dunn was yesterday arrival from McGrath. on hs way to Poor. man.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

Jack Mcdonald. Nho arrived Thurs day. returned toA1GrCrsth on sExidsy.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

A. M. Rice returned here yesterda. from a trip to Ophir.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

CHICAGO, March 27.-Right Rev. erend James D. Wolinary, bishop of Rhode sland, was today reelected primate of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29
Photographic Ticks.

SEATTLE, Mar. 24-Frank Water house, former Seattle business and shipping man, left an estate of $4OO,- GOO, the principal part of which is bequeathed to his widow, according to the will probated today.
The Kusko times., 1930-03-29

SEATTLE, Mar. 29.-The steamer Alaska saied for Southwestern Alas ka at 3 o'clock this morning with 266 passengers, including 100 for Seward and interior points, and cannery crews for Cordova, Ienakee. Tutku, Dry Bay and Ketchikhn
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Bows 81 Shirts. 79c

(2OO pairsl ChiIdren's Csc SOx,
rayon -and-lisle. leo
l60) Boys 81 Polo Shirts, long or
short sleeves ..................4 acc
(l50) Boys Wash and Straw Hats;
originally 81; now .1Oc
(20) Boys $3.50 Leatherette Rain
coats, tan and black .........S1.2S
t261 Boys $685. TOpc0ats 80. $685.
(Second Floor, The Hecht co..
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died unexpectedly ut his Summer home
here Tuesday.
DR.. Wylie had been In good health
and had presided at the twenty-t third
annual general Bible conference here
Tuesday morning. He returned to his
home for luncheon and suddenly was
taken III. The cause of his death was
not disclosed.
The church leader was q graduate
OF the Yale Divinity School and the
Union Theological Seminary. He was
the author OF several religious books
and q frequent contributor to maya
zines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-28

Georgia authoritiee in connection with
the disappearance last December at
parien. Ga, of Frank Nagal, Washing
ton, D. c., interior decorator.
-Four other women have been arrested
in connection with the case. Daisy
Rowe Crisp of Brunswick was reported
arrested Monday. Lillian Rewis and
Ann Rowe were taken into custody at
Savannah Saturday and now are in
jail at Darien, while Ruth Cross. the
other woman. is free unoer $500 bond.
Deputy Sheriff j. d. Lockridge, who
arrested the Houston woman, said she
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day his roads plans for the constxue-
ton Of 333-nile rail line to be known
IS the Texas 81 Pacific Northern Rail
way, northward from here.
Application was made Monday 70
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for permission to build the line, which
would serve Lubbock, Amarillo, Lamaesa,
BroWnfield, Levelland, Littlefeld, DIM
mitt, Hereford and Vega.
Opposition to the project, which
would furnish the big plains area with
overnight service into Ell Paso, Dallas
and Fort Worth without the necessity
of q change. IS expected from the Fort
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30 Prs. WOmen's 1895
Sport Shoes, .$2.05

Is pairs) Women's S7.s5 Cork San
dals, for street or sports. .S5.SS
Main Floor, The Hecht co..
t10Ol 81 Fabric Handbags, good
styles and colors ..............S 9c
(12) $2.S5 Duffle Bags with ripper
Sastenings ................. S1.S5
main Floor, The Hecht co..
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gether with Nagal and another man,
were riding near Darien in an automo-
bile, when Nagal snatched her purse
containing $50 and escaped in q
swamp. That, she said, was the last
she saw of Nagal.
Local authorities said they were in
formed that the decapitated body of a
man identified as Nagal had been found
in swamp near Darien on February 8
of this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-28

Boys $2.95 Wool Knockers
$l.o5
Tweeds, cheviots and caSsimeres.
Grey, brown and tan. Deep pockets.
Sizes z to 10 years.
(second Floor, The Hecht co.,
Martex Bath Towels
55c; 6 for So
Mill imperfections. Extra large
size 25x5o In. White, with various
colored borders.
(Fifth Floor, The HeGht co.,
Girls $2.95 and 1895 Dresses
$I.95
Summer styles. but girls can
wear them into the late Fall for
school. Sizes to IL years.
Second Floor, The Hecht co.,
Women's So to So Sport Dresses
$3.o5
Shantung, linen, meshanette and
English broadcloth. One and two
piece styles. Sizes "a to "A.
tFifth Floor, The Heeht Co..
$3.50 Steel Utility Cabinets
$7.95
Size 6sx10x13 inches. Five re-
movable shelves. Finished in green.
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
800 Pieces Rayon Lingerie, Soc
For women. Resistant rayon.
Panties, chemises, boomers, step-ins
and vests.
CMain Floor, The Hecht co..
Mems $2.o5 Jap Crepe
Robe Sets, $1.95
Including robe. slippers and bag
to match. Ideal for travelling.
Small, medium and large sizes.
Main Floor, The Hecht CO..
l03 Mems Straw Hats, SOC
Originally sold ct much higher
prices. Good styles. Almost all
Sizes.
0EAin Eloor. TAs Eseht e.
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90 Prs. WOmen's $3.50
Gloves. $I.05

lS3 Pairs) Women's 81 Silk
gloves; broken sizes. ... SOC
as Pairs) $1.o5 Lambskin Gloves;
cuff style, size 5M only. 49c
CMain Floor, The Hecht co..
(5S Pairs) Women's $50 Full.
Fashioned Silk Hosiery, mostly
size 81, dark colors. 80. 81
Is Pairs) Wonen's $3.50 Opera
length FuII-fashioned Silk Hose:
gun metal only .....S 81
(56 Pairs) ST. Fancy Scanned Back
Sports Hose; wool cotton and
rayon mixed ..... Soc
zee Pairs) So FuII-fashioned Mesh
Hose; and lace clox, white, tan,
grey los
main Floor, The Hecht In
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No Phone. Mail or C.. O. d. Orders
Mems '$l.OO to, $50
Neckties. 2 for ST.

no pairs) Mems $3.50 and % Full
Fashioned White silk Hose;
Soueo 81
(I2O) Mems 50 to $3.50 Imported
and Domestic Ties .Sl.35
Mems IS BroadcIOth and ALI Over
RayOn Pajamas .S2,gS
Mems soc to 81 Fancy silk Hand
kerchiefs, some hand-rolied hens;
(40O pairs Mems 75c and 81 Plain
and Fancy Hose, sizes 91z to IL,
4sc. ......... pairs, s2.75
Mems 75c and 81 Athletic shorts
ana PuH-Over Shirts ......... Ace
for S275
l2S) Mems $3.50 TO $40 Fancy silk
Shirts, sizes IA to 161z....... $3.50
~ Mems $3.50 Beach Suits, terry
cloth, contrasting coat and trou-
serS .'s................
CMsin Floor. The Hecht COB
u9) Mems Genuine Panama Hats:
originally SIS; soiled. sizes 6M and
oIS .'.'s............. u
CMain Floor, The Hecht co..
(4O Pairs) Mems S. Black and
Brown Low Shoes ...... ,S2,0y
GO Pairs) Mems $3.50 Soft.SoIe
House Slippers ..............$z .W
(second Floor. The Hecht COL
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Junior Misses $13.95
Silk Dresses. S8.05

as Junior Misses $3.50 Silk
Dresses, plain, prints ........ $40
(2o) Junior Misses SIO.95 snort
Coats, tweeds; sizes IS, Is, IT. SIS
lS0) Junior Misses SIC Plain and
Printed Silk Dresses .s6
(15) Junior Misses Dress Goats:
originally $29.75 and $39.75. .sI3.S5
tz5l Junior Misses Dress Coats;
originally $25 ...........S $685.
CThird Floor, The Hecht co..
(10) Women's S2.s5 White Linen
Goats, full length, 80 to AZ.
600 WOmen's S1.95 White Linen
Coats, short length soc
(15) S1.S5 White Linen Skirts. soc
III Woman's S7.95 Rubberized Rain
coat, blue, size ~ 1888
ID Womans e5.95 Tan Rubberized
Raincoat, size ~ $3.50
l15) Wo4nen's and Misses s5.95
Trench Coats showerpFoof, II to
no ''..''.'........... $5.SB
Cr1ird Floor, The Kecht co.,
lAe) Women's So to 91e.S5 Sweaters,
lightweight wool 81 ~
t30l WOmen's So and Sc Tuck-In
Skirts, wool crepe, flannel, velvet
and crepe de chine; sizes IS to
~ -. Sob
l1z pc. $2.95 High HeeIed Rubber
Shoes. ces and 4.......x1.95
1901 S1.00 Bathing Caps. .79c
tSl soc Bathing Caps. .39c
49, 1895 Large Beach Hats 81
l12 pairs) So and sIO.95 Jersey
Beach Pajamas; tuck-in style. sizes
is to 20 ................S 4.g5- SS.s5
Fifth Floor, women's sportswear)
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PERMIT TO BUILD TEXAS
RAIL WAY LINE IS ASKED
Proposal Service Would Extend 3S3
Miles Northward From Big
Spring, oficer States.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIG SPRING. Tex, August 28.-J. A..
Bonneville Of Dallas. vice president in
charge Of operation Of the Texas q
Pacific Railway, announced here Mon
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81 Radiator Shields, 79c

(lO0 pieces) 81 Aluminumware; per-
oolators, pots, others .......... .eSe
&l5S O'Codar Mop and POaish
B1e .s.....s..ss.sss.. -
Se.4S Copper wash BOklEzb Z ana 3
sz8eg ..sss.~s$1s1s
60 Gtep-em Kitchen PAalSs removable
gaaTaaized inset ...............e0 see
IAtOrs, Soup sine .............3lSS
sass Polar Cub Electric HenterSs
cUpperized bowl SITS
sec White TreIIises, gift. size. Soc
$3.50 Garden Hose, 80 IT,, standard
size couplings .....s..-.......$Z .SS
$40 Breakfast Suite, drop-1eaf table
and 4 chairs, natural oak, green
hnish ................... .$lS.44
S1.s5 Green Porch Chairs with side
arms, 24-inch size ..............$1
CTh,rd Floor, The Heeht co.,
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Women's 81 Celanese Hose, 69c
Full-fashioned. Well made, Re-
inforced. In light shades.
(Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
$l.59 to $2.95 Printed
Flat Crepe, 88c yd.
30 inches wide. All silk. Light
and dark grounds. Floral and geo.
metric designs.
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz
100 81 Marquisette Panels, Csc
Trimmed with colored fringe.
Straight hanging. 80 inches wide.
(sixth Floor, The Heeht Co..
so Misses Linen Suits, 81
Two-piece styles Double breasted
coat. In pastel shades. Sizes II
tThird Floor, The Hecht Coz
Women's $4.95 Imported
Sandals, $2.o5
Moulded Mckay soles. Beige-and-
brown, white-and-tan. white-and-
black End all-white. Sizes az to 8.
(Main Floor, The Hecht Coz
{ $l.95 to $3.50 Leather
. Novelties, ST
Including clothes brushes. military
brushes, utility sets and scissors sets.
CMain Floor, The Heeht Co..
Mems SI.o5 and $2.95
Linen Knockers, $1.59
Our entire stock Of these prices.
Most al sizes frem 40 to 80 waist.
Gsai1 FSeos. me Hseht co..
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Worth d Denver. the santa re and
tina Rock Island railroads. These roads
touch portions Of the same territory.
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Open All Day Saturday, August 80
Girls 50 Sweaters, 8 to ID
Now ST.

Girls RayOn Combinations, tailored,
peach and flesh; sizes to IL. soc
Girls $1.69 Pleated Skirts, plaids,
bodice top; 8 to IA ............f1
(2) Girls 81 Polka Dot SuspendeF
Skirts, size IL .................59 see
(12) Girls 81 Slip-Over Sweaters,
broken sizes see
(2) Girls 75c Pique Shorts, in yell
low; size IA .25c
(10) Girls $1.95 Shocks, size 10, sec
(12) Girls sec Boomers, sizes 10,
IL, ID; lace or embroidery trim. 2ec
1907 Girls 81 Gray Tank Bathing
@ults '.'..s-..,.. .SSc
(Second Floor, The Hecht co..
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Earl 8-Tube Screen Grid
Radios, Complete, $50. SO

(1) HlgEbOy Cabinet, with doors;
originally $e8 ...............$ lS.7S
~ Beverly S-Tube Screen Grid
Radio; dynamic speaker 49,. .$3S.Se
~ Eveready 8-Tube Triple Screen
Grid Radio, complete. ....... $3.50
(2) Amrad S-Tube Screen Grid
Radios, complete .$114
(Main Floor, Radio STOREY
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New letter boxes In London for air.
mail exclusively are blue.
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FLORIDA WOMAN HELD
IN MYSTERY OF D. C. MAN

Cigar Factory Worker Is Fifth to
Be Arrested in Disappearance
of Frank Nagal.
By the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, August a.
Jeanette Houston, local cigar factory
worker. was held Monday night for
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LORDS DAY ALLIANCE
HEAD DIES SUDDENLY
DR.. David G. Wylie Expires at sum
mer Home at Age of 73-Cause
of Death Not Disclosed.
BY the Associated Press

I bF bhe HSsoClateu Pfess
STONY BROOK, N. Y, August 2s.-
Rev DR.. David G. Wylie, 73, president
Of the Lords Day Alliance and Pres
bytertan leader for more than so years,
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WOmen's ST Lace
Neckwear. Acc

400 s9c Pleated Scarfs and Tri-
angles; some hand painted -. sec
l16 pairsl Women's $2.9s Rayon
C16) WOmen's $495 Sheer Glove
Silk Chemise of chiffon .......S3.95
(6) S7.95 GeOrgette and Crepe de
Chine Separate Coats ....... $685.
(sl SS.s5 Silk Step-inS crepe de
cnlne, tailored S2.95
main Floor. The Hecht Co..
(5O) SOC Bath Salts Novelties 39c
1907 15c Rubber SpOnges .....IOc
1907 4Sc Channels .39c
1901 soc Perfume AtOnizers use
$50 boxes) sec Jergens Soap Sam
piers; cakes to a box. see
CMain Floor, The Hecht co.
5000 to SO Summer Dresses
$4.45
Washable crepes, Chinese damask,
prints and standings. Sizes 10 TO
20 and 80 TO A..
CThird Floor, The Heeht co..
$l9.75 Summer Dresses, 1895
Chiffons, washable crepes, shan
taings and prints. Misses Is to 20;
wofnen's 3s to A.
CThird Floor, The Hecht CO..
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SIS Golf Sets, 1906
S Matched Irons

81 Mems S. Leatherette Raincoats.
broken sizes: waterproof .S2.9S
49, Mems $6.95 Sweater Sets, hose
to match ................... $2.SS
(36 pairs) Mems Sass Riding
Brooches, broken sizes 81
(69 pairs) Mems. 81 Summer Golf
Hose, several colors .49c
(1O) $3.50 Algonquin Tennis Rack
cts ................... S2.95
COZ SOS TO IS Ping Pong Sets. 81
(29) IS CrOquet Sets, complete g.
bali outfits .................. $1.9S
udain Floor. Mems Sport shcp.)
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Cd $50 English Kit Bags, imported
leather, ahopworn 80. .$0.0S
~ SIS Square Hat Box and Week
End Case to match, made by
Wueary ....s...... $50
(3) $12.50 Cowhide Leather Square
hat Boxes $3.50
(2) S12.50 Cowhide Travelling Bags,
leather lined. 1885
az S3.95 Round Hat Boxes, attrac-
1--WE innings $3.50
(3) $35 Fine Leather Gladstone
Bags .................. .S19.95
(Main Floor, Luggage Shop
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80 $50 Doll Cradles
. Now 81

(e) $3.50 Steam ShOvels, operate
Ike real ones ....f....fs......SSc
(2D S1.5O Daredevil Flyers, stunt
aeroplanes .................. ..7Sc
(25) 81 Doll and Cradle Sets with
DlankeJ QUO
(77) soc Miniature Horseshoe Games
for young or old ...............2 9c
(3) $3.50 Three in One Baby Walk
ers, SCARED ................. $4.25
(12) 81 Doll Houses, heavy card
Doafo S.........s.....s .oVc
(I2) sI.29 Mechanical Toys, street
cars and autos ...............79c
(20 pairs) $3.50 Roller Skates, ball
bearing, adjustable ........... $I.69
90 So Juvenile Swings, seats two,
moor samples ................$5 $3.50
~ Sc Doll Carriages, body and hood
Of round reed fiber, SCARED 1888
Csecond Floor, The Hecht co..