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New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
Newington Judge Fines
 Hartford Man in Crash
Special to the lIerald)

Especial to the llerald)
 Newington, April Swallowing ar accident which occurred We'd nesday at 1915 p. m. on the Berlin turnpike near Blinn's filling station in which a sedan following a truck going towards Hartford collided with and tore off the rear left mu guard of the truck and practically tore off the entire body of the sedan, Theodore Hamilton of Hart ford was summoned to court Thurs day night by State Policeman Ellert and charged with reckless driving.
 After hearing the evidence, Jus tice of the Peace E. Stanley Welles had the charge changed to one of violation of the rules of the road and fined him $500 and costs.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
JOBLEsS MAN TURNS BANDIT

Lynn, Mass, April P>--William r. Reilly, 20 of Revere, who said unemployment had driven him tc banditry, was arrested at revolver point today by Patrolman Thomas Ryan. Ryan disarmed Reilly of two revolvers. The young man told the officer he had his finger on the trigger of one of the weapons, be- meath his coat, but couldn't make ul his mind to fire.
 When arraigned in district court Reilly was held in s15,o0o bonds for tho grand jury. He readily admitted two recent gasoline station robberies and said he was waiting to rob g lunch cart when arrested.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
Receives Radio Message
 From Son in Caribbean

Mrs. Elizabeth Hattings, 95 Arch street, this city recently received a radio message from her son, Robert Ratings, chief petty officer aboard the U. S. S. s. 4S. The message was sent out from St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and was picked up by P. II. nelgado of 17 Bellew avenue, Tuck ahoe, N. Y, owner of amateur radio station W2FN
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
TWO HURT ACCIDENT

Taunton, Mass, April 5 R - An automobile containing four sailors from the Newport Naval Training Station plunged through guard fence on Tripp's bridge over Three Mile River early today and stopped within few feet of a steep embank- ment leading to the river.
 Two of the men, Harold A. Fax, the driver, and Stanley Waskiewicz, were injured and taken to Morton hospital. The othe- two were Thomas Conroy and Edward Holiday.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT

The police were notified today of the suspension of the operators li- censes of Sylvester Roszko of 1120 Stanley street and Andrew Wenz of 153 Jubilee street, also the return of the licenses of Bennett Hubbard of 16 Forest street, John J. McLarney of 26 Newfleld avenue, Samuel Levin of cS4 North street and Roger Islcib of 99 Prospect street.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
BRUINS TO MEET LIONS

Vancouver, B. C.. April 5 LP-Tha Boston Bruins, runners-up to the Montreal Canadiens for worlds pro- fessional hockey honors, will meet tho Vancouver Lions, Pacific coast champions, in three game exhibi- tion series starting here next Friday night. The Lions will be strength ened for the series by the addition of Heck Kilrea, left wing, and King Clancy, defense man, both of the Ottawa Senators.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
NOBLE FIREMAN 35 YEARS

Today is the 35th anniversary Of Chief William J. Noble's appoint ment as substitute Callman in the fire department. He became fore man July 1. 1903 and two years later was promoted to the position as assistant chief, succeeding the late Robert NJ. Dame as chief on March 20, 1920.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
kINGMAN DIES

Montreal, April (UP) - Abner kingman, "A, director of many large financial and industrial corporations of Montreal, a native of Boston Mass, died Friday.
 Kingman, noted phianthropist was born in Boston in 1856, the son of Abner kingman, a we'll known banker and merchant of Boston, and a descendant of the Pilgrims. He re. ceived his early training in Boston public schools, and moved to Montre- al when he was IS.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
CENSUS LISTS DEAD MAN

Lowville, N. Y, April 5 P>-Al- prietor here, took nearly a half hour to answer questions of a federal cen sus cnumerator, then walked into a bedroom, and committed suicide by slashing his throat. He will be listed in the census as alive.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
258 ARRESTS DURING MARCH
Police Report Increase of 37 Over Corresponding Period of 1929- One Liquor Law Violation.

During the month of March the police made 25S arrests, 37 more than were made in March one year ago, according to Chief w. C. Hart 5 report. There was only one arrest for violation of the liquor law, but 27 for theft, an unusual condition.
 Drunkenness was the charge in Il cases; 12 breach of the peace; 10 non support; 21 breach of the peace and assault; , truancy; P viola ton of city ordinances; 46 violation ot motor vehicle laws.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
ENDS LIFE OVER AGE

Allentown, Pa., April (UP)-A middle aged spinster committed sui- eide today because she feared census enumerators would discover that she falsified her age on naturalization papers 20 years ago.
 The body of Erma Schank, 4S, was found on the sidewalk in front of her home apparently crushed in a fall from an upper story. She told friends recently that she feared de- portation because she gave her age as A when she came from Czecho. slovakia in 1909,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
BOYS RIFLE AUTOMOBILE

Sergeant John c. Stadler rounded up three boys last night for theft of bulbs and other articles from an automobile owned by Martin French of Arch street. The car was parked in a Washington street parking place
 and the boys rifed it, according to their admissions
 One of the boys is 12, another is
 13 and another has just become 16.
 The latter is crippled. The matter was turned over to the probation de- partment
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
King Boris Reprimanded By Railroad Man Today

Sofia, Bulgaria, April RE The Plevna express arrived at that city several minutes late to- day, and the engineer was sub jected to a severe reprimand from the station chief.
 When the station chief had concluded he recognized in the engineer King Boris, who had gone to the station at Sofia un- announced and requested and ob- tained permission to drive the train, which is his favorite hobby.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
FINED FOR EXTORTJON

Lisbon, Portugal, April PI-The government today decided to impose fines ranging from s100 to s1,00O on those convicted of cXtorting mon- ey from emigrants on promises to procure visas and jobs ill the United States,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Circulation is the major selling point for Herald Classified Ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-19

1900 29c TO 81 COIorfuI Gre
tonne Remnants. lee 70 ace
$50 prs.) $2.50 Criss Gross
Dotted Curtains, 214 yds.
long ............... .$I.5S
(sS yds.) 79c Belgian Linen, so
inches wide, yard .........4 Acc
(2O) $1.95 Decorative Wood
Pole Sets, Aft. lengths; In COLI
OTIS .s............ u
(15) $2.5O Window Awnings, 80
to a inches wide; as Is. ;. .S9c
(18) 81 Window Shades, dis
continued and sample styles, 49c
40 yds.l $1.S5 Imported Irish
Linen. Green, yd... .$1.59
(15O). acknowledgements Pm.
lows. Felt backs. New styles, 49O
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Toys

(6) s12 Boys or Girls Sidewalk
1851 29c Medium-SiZe Harmoni-
cas-. In different keys. go. .10c
az 81 Wooden Sewing Box with
equipment. Scared. ....... soc
(S) $3.50 Large Wooden Sewing
Boxes, equipped. Scared. 81
(18) $1.95 Walking and Talking
Dolls. Unbreakable. .........I
(S) $3.50 17-pc. Child's China
Sets. In colors. ..."......$l
~ 81 Green Table and Chair
Sets. Floor sample. ........$2
~ Sc Child's fodder. Aero
plane type. Floor sample. ga
~ SIS Large-size Teddy Bear.
Dark brown. ..$S
az S12.5O Mechanical Boats.
Slightly damaged. ..........$3
az $3.50 Medium size Green
and Buff Doll Carriages. "a
(29) 35c Children's Play Har-
ness, with bells ...........1Sc
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Radios
(2) S-tube Screen Grid Earls,
automatic tuning. In highboy
cabinet with doors. Com
plete ................. $3.50
~ Freed 9-tube d. c. in high
boy cabinet. Complete. .$99
~ Atwater Kent 7-tube Screen
Grid. Floor sample. Com
pleCe ...,. S1UU
(3) S21 Highboy Walnut We
neered Cabinets with doors,
S7.95
(2) $2S PhiIco LOwbOy Cabi-
nets SS.So
~ $9S Knoxville HighbOy
Cabinet with doors. SIS
~ Buckingham 7-tube Con-
sole Model. Complete with
tubes ........... SoS
~ Sheridan S-tube Neutro-
dyne in highboy. Complete. $50
~ CrosIey S-tube Console
Model. Complete .........S49
~ Crosley 7-tube in beautiful
cabinet. Complete ........$59
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Yard Goods, $50 Yds.
19c-3oc Wash Fabrics
lOc Yd.

Odds and ends of ginghams,
cotton, pongee and dress pat
terms. Prints and plain colors
$1.59 to 81 Velvets. Silks, etc.
! to 2la yd. lengths. Csc yd.
1915 yds.) soc Imported Or
candle. Perm an emit finish.
White and colors. .39c yd.
$500 yds.) 39c to sec Lawn,
BatiSte, Dimity, Wolfe, Broad
cloth, etc. .25c I'd.
(13O) S9c Kerchief Linen. Dark
colors, cl1angeable effect. Yd.
wide .....sssssses..s lSc yu.
1919 yd&) soc RayOn slip
Satin. White ana colors. SO
ms. wide. .S9c I'd.
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(29 prs.) $3.50 AII-wOol Flannel
Trousers. Gray, tan. Sizes %
10 40 .$6.95
(53 prS.) $3.50 Linen Knockers.
Oyster white. Sizes 30 to A
WdlSC $3.50
(27 prS.) $3.50 Knockers. Shet-
lands. Nurotex. White, tans,
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$50 Women's $1.15
to $1.5O Full
Fashioned Silk Hose

Chiffon Silk Hose. Some
with pointed heels. A good
assortment of colors.
(6S prs.) 81 TO $3.50 Fine Wool
Anklets for golf or tennis. soc
(76 prs.) $1.35 to So Full Fash
Toned Silk Hose. Damaged In
STOCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ga prs.) So Full Fashioned SlIk
Chiffon Novelty Hose. Broken
sizes and colors. as
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Jewelry and Clocks
(6) $40 Clocks, 40o-day

(6) $40 Clocks, 400-day
type ..s.......... $4.9S
(12) $1O.95 RealStone, Marcasite
and Sterling Silver Rings. S4.95
(lOO) 81 Novelty Jewelry, rings,
necklaces, bracelets, etc.. soc
(50) 81 Tw0-strand Manufac-
tured Pearls. sec
(2OO) 81 Sports Rings, various
COlorS. 3 for S9c
(18) 81 Loose and Cake Powder
Vantties ................ 500
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TOiIetries

(3O) Ice Mary Garden Talcum
Powder ................ .10c
2 for 25c Toilet Paper. Now,
2 for 15c
(10O) sec Novelty Sets; comb.
whisk brush and velour puff 45c
400 SOC Syringes. Red rub
Der s...........s soc
(2O) SOC Incense. Various
odeures ................ ..25c
(10O) SOC Imported Powder
Jars .1Sc
(50) S1.15 Chamois for home or
auto use .............. .40c
(75) Vrai Special. Powder and
compact ................ .5Oc
(15) 22c 4. b. Talcum. 10c
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Selling Out the
Art NeedleWOrk
DEPARTMENT

(571 ydS.) 1Oc to csc Lace for
art work, scarfs, dolies,
etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yd.
(1,6O0 ydS.) 1Oc to 81 I'd. Braids,
Ruchings, for draperies, lamp
shades, ETC.. sc I'd.
(213 yds.) Sim. Silk Fringe,
gold, blue and taupe. :. soc I'd.
$40 yds.) Acc to sec Metal
Braids, Laces, Cords for tap
eStrieS, etc. .10c yd.
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Women's Lingerie
Women's ST.
Porto Rican Slips
60c
3 for 81

800, hand made. Embroidered
or lace trimmed. White only.
Misses and women's sizes.
(1O) So Rayon Petti-knickers.
Street colors. Soiled. -. $1.95
(25) 50 RayOn Gowns. Plainly
tailored. Peach only. .$1.29
(6) $40 Printed Satin 3-piece
Pajama Ensembles. ....... $4.95
(1S) So Lace trimmed Crepe de
Chine DancetteS. PaStels. .$1.95
(1O) SIS Printed and Plain Silk
Pajamas ................ $3.50
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Mems Furnishings

(43) $3.50 Silk Shirts, broken
ranges. Some soiled. .$2.95
asa 75c and 81 Half Hose, size
10 to 1112, 55c; 6 pairs for. SO
(169) $l.55 and $1.S5 Pajamas,
all sizes. One and two Of a
@4IS 81 and si.5o Novelty siik
Handkerchiefs, hand rolled
mems ................ .69c
(10) $3.50 Athletic Union Suits,
side leg opening. Sizes SO,
40, AZ ............ So
(S4) 81 and S1.5O Athletic
Union Suits, soiled. Sizes "a
and SO ............... SIC
81 $2.95 Cigarette Lighters,
we'll known make. SOC
Q16) So Ray0n Union Suits,
sizes So, 38 and 40 only. 81
1857 81 Cigarette Dispensers.
novel styles ...............2 5c
(l2D So Tie and Handkerchief
Sets, soiled from handling. 81
(39) SIS Quality Pajamas, rayon
and broadcloth. All sizes .$3.95
(141) $3.50 to $3.50 High grade
Ties, broken ranges. .$1.35
$40 and $3.50 DunhiH Lighters
for men and women. 1898
SIS, $3.50 and $50 DunhilI
Lighters .S4.95
Mems FURNISHINGS. Main Floor
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Stationery
Department

First Cabin Pound Paper. Vel
lum finish. 70 sheets, SO en-
velopeS ................ .69c
Imported Bridge Novelties. 800
soc Eaton's Highland Linen.
Fancy bordered sheets. 8 for 81
25c Dennison's Decorated Crepe
Paper, fold. .1Oc
81 Genuine Leather Bridge Sets.
2 decks cards, pad, pencil. .77c
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Records

Popular Records ......... .15c
$3.50 TO $3.50 Classical Rec
0rdS .45c
(Radio 7tore, Main Floor,
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(5O) s1.s5 sxe japanese Grass
ls) $40 sxi2 Waitex Summer
Rugs ................ $3.50
(5) SIS Sx1O Waitex Summer
$50 yds.) S1.s5 to $2.s5 2215
and - inch Carpet Remnants,
per yard. ..................$1
~ SIS 9x12 Brussels Rug. SIS
(25) $2.95 Foot-Sure Rubber
Bath Mats ............... 81
az $3.50 24x24-inch Wool Bor-
dered Cocoa Mats. .$2.95
(10) IS 415x715 Crex AnOka
Rugs ................ .S2.S5
(6) $3.50 24x4S Imported Che
mile Rugs, sOiIed. .$3.95
(14) $3.50 17x24 Sample Carter
Chenille Rugs ...........S2.95
(5) $1,000 24x36 CaFtex, Cotton
and Rayon Rugs, soiled. $3.50
(3) $14 24x48 Cartex, Cotton
and Rayon Rugs, soiled. .$I0.S5
ca Sits 27x54 Cartex Rugs,
soiled ............... .$12.5O
az $3.50 and $6.s5 ~ inch by
. feet and - inch by IL feet
Rattania Hall Rugs. .SS.95
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WOmen's Shoes

(52 prs.) $3.50 to $14.5O FASH
ion Mode and Better Grade
Shoes. White and black kid
and snake. Broken sizes and
Styles s..... $3.50
I'D $2.95 Satin Mules. Sizes
az, 3, 81, 4 and 41z....$1.95
I'll prs.) $3.50 Menihan's White
Canvas Oxf0rds for nurses.
Sizes AAAA III, 9; AAA 6, z;
IA z, III; A "a, rs; B 5, 51a:
Q b, 8 ................ $S.SS
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Children's Shoes

(22 prs.) Children's $3.50 White
Kid Slippers, broken sizes. S2.4S
1907 prs.) Junior Misses IS
OxfOrds, broken sizes. .S1.69
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WOmen's and
Misses Dresses
Ensembles

(10) Women's $2S.75 20 $39.75
Dresses and Jacket Frocks. Chit
fons, fiat crepes, taffetas, $3.50
(20) Women's, Misses Ensem-
bleS. Finger-tip and 7s-length
coats of basket weaves, coverts.
sharkskins, tweeds. $40
(20) Women'S and Misses
S39.55 Cloth Ensembles; silk
lined, silk crepe blouses. $3.50
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Household Linens

Organdie Spreads. Plain and
inquired ................. .$2.95
Sateen Spreads. Printed In
small patterns. .$2.95
(14) $3.95 Dimity and Printed
Crash Bedspreads. .SI.59
(13) $5.95 Rayon Bedspreads.
Blue, gold and rose. .$2.95
az $2.95 Rayon and Organdie
Spreads. In colors. .S1.95
(3) $5.95 Rayon Spreads. One
bed set with separate pill
low Observation-Disclosures. 1895
az $2.95 Rayon Sprea d s.
Slightly soiled. 81
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Sewing Machines
and Covers

'(12) $I.69 Cretonne Sewing
Machine Covers 81
az Reconditioned Arrow Elec-
trio Portable $50
~ Reconditioned White Rotary
Electric Portable ..........$25
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BlOusettes and
NeckWear

1D 81 Silk and Rayon BIous-
cites. Pastel shades. .Sl,29
(2O 81 Cotton BlOusettes, of
novelty fabrics SIC
u00) 81 Lace Novelty Collar
and Cuff Sets. ........ SOC
(4O) 81 Silk Triangle Scarfs.
Rayon crepe pleated scarfs, sec
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300 Boys Imported
Linen Knockers
ST

Plaids and plain coiors in
linen, and regulation. Khaki.
Sizes 7 to Is years.
(25O) Covert or Khaki Button
on Camp Suits, 4 to 10
5000 Open meek, ShOrt-sIeeved
BrOadclOth Sports Shirts, IL
and 141s neck. ............$1
(200) Pure WOrsted Bathing
Suits, speed" and novelty
styles, 6 to 16 yrs. .......$1.S5
(14) S12.95 Two-knicker Golf
Suits of tweed, in broken
Css) S7.s5 Two-knicker Suits,
sizes 6 to 16 years. ......$4.9S
(l4) S13 and SIS Two-knicker
Blue Serge Suits, 6 to 16
(S1 SIS and $40 Two-knicker
Blue Serge Suits, in broken
sizes ................ .$lo'So
(62) SASS v and Crew Neck
Sports Sweaters, 6 to 16
(SOl 81 and Si.5O w a S h
Knockers, broken sizes and
patterns ................ .1Sc
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Furniture

az S145 3-pc. Living Room
Suite, in jacquard velour. AS
Is ........'. ......'.'' 90 .0V
On $50 3-pc. Burgundy Mo-
hair Living Room Suite. AS
Is ............ SOS
IN 5000 2-pc. Taupe Mohair
Living Room Suite. AS is. .S9s
(2) $40 and $50 French Vani-
ties. Walnut. .$2S.5O
"a $3.50 Gray Decorated
French Vanity. AS is. .S19.S5
ID $40 Walnut Bow-end Bed.
Full size ..............$ $3.50
~ sac Walnut French VAN
III S22s Ape. Bed Room Suite.
Gray and blue. .S150
IN sic Marble top Smoker. SIS
az 81 Green Velour Fireside
az SIS Red Decorated Tea
cart .SIo
"a $3.50 Walnut Server, $I2.95
IN $500 Ape. Walnut Bed
Room Suite .Sl35
u S220 Ape. Walnut and
Maple Bed Room Suite, S129.50
~ SOS Walnut-finished Buff
t1 S45 Walnut French Van
Ssy .Sz4.S5
az $50 Walnut-veneered Full
81 $40 wainut-veneered Full
Size Bed $3.50
~ $1S5 3-pc. Living Room
Suite. In jacquard. .$139
III $50 Desk-type Telephone
Set. Walnut finish. .$12.5O
"a $50 5-pc. Walnut Dinette
Suite, with refectory table, $69.50
~ SIS Split Reed Arm
char .S12.5O
~ SO Imported Grass
Table ................ .S4.S5
az $3.50 Split Reed
(l) $39.75 Reed Occasional
Table. Solid wood top. As
Is ........... SlS.6S
(I) s1s.s5 Ivory Bed. Single.
q :4s.7s Coil.:prin9 Da Bed
Velour cover .............S 35
"a SASS Double-deck Coil
Spring. For single bed. .$S.S5
~ $3.50 Metal Bed. Single.
Decorated panel ........$17.95
(l) S11.95 Brown Enamel Bed.
Single. Cane panel. AS is, $3.50
~ $19.75 AII-Iayer Felt Mat
tress. Double size. AS is. sic
~ $3S.75 OstermOor AIl-Iayer
Felt Double Mattress. .S22.5O
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Household Linens
100 Muslin $l.20
Mattress Covers
.88c

Unbleached slim, good
quality. Made full to allow
for shrinkage. Single or dou-
bic sizes.
(41) CoIored Linen Sets, 54x54
and 59x9O. Complete with six
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SO Women's $3.50
10 $l9.75 Dresses
sos

Jacket suits, chiffons, fat
crepes. Colors-red, capucine,
navy, black, green, beige, blue,
white. Dresses for afternoon
and street wear.
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100 Pieces of S.
Vacation Luggage
$3.95

Several styles for both men
and women. Some of real
leather. All sturdily made
and nicely lined.
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500 Yards
60c to SIPS
Handmade Laces
SOC Yd.

II Yds. for 81
Edgings and insertions in
to s in. widths. Irish and
filet patterns.
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Remnants $2.l5,
$3.50 and $3 so. yd.
High.Crade
81 ,
Linoleum
SOC SO. I'd.

Pieces range from 8 to 3
square yards. Several pieces
IN the same pattern. Bring
floor plans.
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From the Mems
Sport Shop

(20O) SO Linen Knockers, plain
and plaid. Most all sizes. 2
pairs for Observation-Disclosures
(5O) $3.50 Sweater Sets, hose to
match. Broken sizes. .S4.95
(25 doz.) SOC New Size Golf
Balls, mesh marked. 3 for. 81
(20l $40 Vacation Luggage,
large and small cases. .S6.95
(25) S11.5O 29x4.40 Fisk 6-ply
Heavy Duty Tires. .S7.95
1867 SIS Mems Sport Sweaters.
plain and novelty patterns S2.95
(2OO) SIS Steel Shaft Golf Clubs,
woods and irons. .S2.98
1907 $3.50 KroydOn Golf Clubs,
irons ............... .$2.95
(50) $13.95 Sets of Fandango
Auto Seat Covers. 1888
400 81 Atwood, Rib-stitched
Bathing Suits, plain and nov
city $3.50
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Mems Shoes

(2I1 $4.5O SOft-SOIed House
Slippers ................ .$1.95
az $40 Arch Aid OxfordS.
Small sizes .S3.95
u prs.) Sc Tan High Shoes.
Sizes S and 5Ha 81
(12 prS.l Sc Sample Golf OK
fords. Sizes 61a and Z. .S3.95
(6 prs.) So Felt House Slippers.
Small sizes 81
no prS.) Golf Oxfords. Brown
and elk .S3.95
(31 prs.) Sc English OxfordS.
Black. All sizes. .S3.95
(12 prS.) Sc English Oxfortis.
Tan ................ .S3,95
(second F1oor-The Hecht Col
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Csc and 35c
Imported
Paper Napkins
15c package

Is to a package. A variety
of dainty designs and colors
:. for Summer picnics.
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$50 Prs. ChiIdren's
So Play Shoes
500

Congo blucher oxfords, tan
elk oxfords, tan or patent q
strap sandals. Sizes S to 2.
(second Floor, The Hecht co..
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Infants Department

~ $685. Crepe de Chine Car
rage Set. Lace trimmed, silk
1lneo :..:..:::.:. 1850
~ Infants $40 Dress. Hand
made, hand embroidered, lace
trimmed ................ S4.95
~ Infants S. Gertrude. Hand
O. Infants Sass organdy Bon
ls) Infants s7.s5 Bengaiine
16) Tots; si.5o FlanneIette
bath robe or beach coats. Sizes
a to 6 years zee
~ S. All-wooI Crib Blanket
36x40 in. ................ S2.95
(5O) Infants $3.50. $3.50 Baby
Shoes. Sizes to 8. SOC
(s) $2.95 Handmade Pillow
(351 Tots 75c sink Hose. Sizes
Az to 8. ..........S soc
flS) Infants 81 Muslin
Gowns ............ oSc
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$3.50 Challenge
Refrigerators
s70.95

ished. 2-door models, IS
pound ice capacity, apart
Inent style.
Housewares
~ $685. Challenge Refriger-
ator, porcelain lined. .$19.S5
az SASS SAM Cold Refriger-
atOr, oak finish. doors. $29.9S
~ Cold Refrigerator, top
icer. 4o-lb. capacity. .S12.95
(2) Sass Porcelain-top, Drop
leaf Tables, white. Blue
Trim :. .$lZ.So
81 1895 Broom Cabinets, fin
tshed in green. $6.95
~ $50 Perfection 4-burner Oil
Stove. with mantel. 80. .$46.95
az $69.95 CalOric Gas Range.
16-inch oven. Floor SAM
pie ............... .$49.95
(10O) SOC 24x33 window
Screens, galvanized mesh. soc
1907 81 busting -Mops, large
size with long handle. .....79c
(220) IL for 81 Wire WicketS,
green enamel finish. Is for 81
(15) CSC Canister Sets, -four,
sugar, coffee and tea can. .49c
az $1.5O Electric Toasters
with cord .................$1
(S) $1.50 5-pc. Pantry Sets,
cake box, flour, sugar, coffee,
tea can ...................N
az $2.95 6x9 RubberiZed Show
er Curtains, soiled 81
(S) $6.95 Detect0 Jr. Scales, to
$50 lbs. Floor samples. AS
Is ........r. $3.50
(2O) S1.5O Serving Trays, wood
frames. Glass center 81
(SI S. Polar Club Electric Fans,
S-inch. A. C. or D. G. ...$3.95
1851 $3.50 6-pc. Covered Re-
frigerator Sets, green glass. 81
(75), SOC Mixing Bowls and
Measure Cups, large size. Green
glass .'...,.......... SSc
(42) 55c Wearever Stew Pans,
one-quart size .29c
(19) 81 Ice Tubs, nickel ice
tongs and handle. Rose COL
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