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The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31

methods of providing financial security for workers in their advanced years, and the development Of plans for helping employers to act ntelligently upon proposed pension retirement legislation af fecting industrial and commercial employees"
 The committee is headed by Redfield Proctor, of the Vermont Marble Company, and includes in its membership many national business leaders. Its survey is a phase of the larger question of unem- poyment stabzaton. The National Chambers plans call for another committee of executives and econ omists selected from so-called key industries to discuss and formulate constructive program which will assure wage earners practically continuous em- ployment throughout the year and prevent, so far possible, the disastrous consequences of indus trial depressions when able and willing workers are thrown oatlof employment with consequent suf- fering and want.
 Now that signs indicate a lifting of the depres sion, it is to be hoped. as conditions improve, the Chamber will not lose interest in these questions This movement is of the most promising that has out of the latest depression, and regard less of recovery in business and industry should not be allowed to die. Only through such studies can future depressions equally as severe as that through which we are now passing be prevented
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31

Managua has been the head quarters of United States Marines for many years, stationed there as a backbone to the Nicaragua Ma tional Guards Many Americans are residents of the city, engaged in various commercial enterprises
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31
THE DAY OF THE DOG.

Next Tuesday Juneaus voting population will be called upon to pass judgment it's canine citizens Two questions will be submitted to the voters when they go to the polls municipal election day. Do you favor a continuation of the present system of licensing dogs?. or, Shall the of dog be required to keep it confined, and not permit it the street unless accompanied and at the end of a leach?
 It is unfortunate for the dogs. whether they are sentenced to spend their days behind fences and bars at the end of leashes, to eavort at liberty with their masters, the boys whom they adore and whose footsteps they follow without protest in all faithfulness and loyalty.
 If the case goes against them, it will be because their pals of boydom had voice in the matter If they win then it wont be great victory if boydom had vocal part in bringing it about It is unfortunate because they must go to court without those masters being permitted to take part in any capacity in the case. The lads toe young to appear as advocates, jurors mere friends of the court. They only. sit at home and try to instill confidence in the outcome to their canine companions of fortune misfortune as the case may be, assuring them that whatever is the verdict of their elders there will be break in the companionship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31

Managua is in the center of a fertile region on the shores of Lake Managua. The population, according to the census of 1926 was 32,536.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31
CAPITAL CITY OF NICARAGUA
 IS DESTROYED
Terrific Earth quake Re- ported to Have Laid
 City in Ruins

1rcm Page One)
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Thomas L. Mason nonlinates Amos n Andy for the American Academy of Humor because their work is purely American Now suppose Mr. Mencken will feel it necessary to point out that it is in fact "Afra American"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31
martial law as the fire swept from the center of the town towards the west destroying
 buildings which were partial ly wrecked by the shock.
NAVAL VESSELS TO
 SCENE

w AS HIN c TON, D. C., March 31.-The Navy De- partment has ordered four naval vessels, including one giant aircaft carrier to start at once for Nicaraguan wat CTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31

college history professor says that school children are 'adiotically made to memorze the names of our Presidents" However real cruelty would result if they had to memorize list like that of the French Premiers.- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31

Tammany Hall may decide to support former Gov Al Smith for President in 1882 rather than Gov Roosevelt but if it does it will do on the terms of the former rather than it's own.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31

When the people get ready to abrogate the Volstead law they won't be much concerned about the Supreme Courts decision that Federal Judge Clarks point of law was not well taken.-(St Louis Globe -Democrato
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31
PENSION SURVEY BY NATIONAL
 CHAMBER.

One of the important projects recently launched by organized business interests is study of pension systems both public and private, now in progress by the United States Chamber of Commerce. The directors of that organization have appointed special
 Committee on Old Age Pensions which was author ized by the directors to investigate and report on
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-31
RED CROSS TO HELP

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 31. Following reports of the destruc- tion of Managua, Nicaragua, by an earthquake, the American Red Cross has been directed by President Hoover to extend aid immediately to the stricken section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30
Los ANGELES VOTES
GIANT AQUEDUCT
Plan Passed for EnIarging
Water Supply to Cost
$500, 600, 900.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, September 3d.
Southern California has taken long
look in the future by voting almost
S to to issue 5000, 100000 Colorado
River Aqueduct bonds, which Will pro-
vide a water supply for an estimated
population of 100000.
Dwarfs Hoover Dam.
Dwarhng the Hoover Dam project in
size, the aqueduct will bring water
across the great American desert from
the Colorado River, distance OF 266
miles, and distribute it to Is cities
which have organized the metropolitan
water district.
The Hoover Dam project calls for an
outlay Of $165, 900, 600. The Colorado
River Aqueduct will virtually equal IN
magnitude the Federal Governments
Panama Canal. It will provide employ
ment for 10000 Southern California
citizens for six years.
Frank E. Weymouth, chief engineer
for the metropolitan water district,
said today his staff was ready to start
work Immediately on the project.
Final Vote Compiled.
The cities to which the aqueduct will
bring water are Los Angeles, Long
Beach. Glendale, Beverly Hills, Bur-
bank, Anaheim. Pasadena, Fullerton,
Santa Ana, Torrance, Compton, Santa
Monica and San Marino.
Final returns of the election, which
was held yesterday, were being COM
piled today The total vote was ex-
pected to approximate 100000, about 40
per cent of the total registration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30
WILKINS PERMITTED
TO SINK NAUTILUS
Submarine to Be Sent TO Bottom
in North Sea OF Norway,
Shipping Board Says.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Permission to sink the submarine
Nautilus in the North Sea, OF the
coast of Norway. was granted yesterday
to Sir Hubert wilkins by the Shipping
Board.
The board consented that wilkins
take the vessel that carried him to the
arctic for an under-ice expedition, out
to deep water and scrap 1t, instead of
returning it to a North Atlantic port.
Secretary Adams was consulted after
Wilkins sought permission to scrap the
boat about three weeks ago. First de-
MED permission, he explained to the
board he considered it dangerous to
attempt the ocean crossing.
The old submarine was transferred
from the Navy Department to the
Shipping Board In order that the latter
agency might charter it to Lake
Danonhower, Inc, New London, Conn,
hackers Of the wilkins expedition. 1t
was doomed to be strapped at that
time.
Secretary Adams said cit would ap-
pear that any method of selling or
Scrapping the vessel outside the United
States would be attended by certain
difficulties" He added he could see no
objection from a Navy standpoint to
sinking the vessel in deep water.
He suggested that the Shipping Board
require an American ofdcial to witness
the sinking, and it was said the Amer
lean consul at Bergen probably would
watch the operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
IS Mems Mufflers
ST
Were SLIGO to $3.50

10 Mems 81 and $3.50 Athletic Union
Suits, nationally known makes; Eioe-
leg opening ............'.:'. SI.oU
Il pairs Mems Sl.75 Cloth Gloves;
soiled; sizes 8, 8i2, 912 and 10. SI.50
10 Mems soc Fancy Silk Handker-
criefs; soiled ..............3 Tor 81
1875 pairs Mems Sl.85 and $3.50 Flan-
nelette Pajamas; some soiled; sizes
A. B and c only. 81
% Mems Tuxedo or Full Dress
Shirts; soiled; l, IA; l, 141a; /; IS:
8, l5l2 and IL, 16. $l.95
1877 Mems 81 Neckties, light weight;
some Manufactured ........2 for 81
312 Mems $3.50 and 81 Neckties;
broken ranges NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81
/ Mans 81 DuOfold Union Suit, wool
ard cotton: size "A: soiled. -. .S2.15
Mems Waite Belts; soilad; snap
style, sizes 80 and "a. Csc
8 Mems White Sport Belts; soiled;
sizes 80, 81, IS, 39, 20. ........50 soc
Mems white Cotton Drawers; knee
or q length; Soiled: size 80. soc
Mems 81 Jean Drawers; soiled:
sizes SO, AZ and A. soc
/ Mans $1.65 Athletic Knit Union
Suit. size So; soiled .........S1
Mems S6 Duofold WOrsted and
Cotton Union Suits, long sleeves.
size 81 Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mems So F1annelette Night Shirts;
soiled; 2, 10; /, IT; /, 2O......S1
Z pairs Mems IS Novelty Pajamas,
sizes A, B, c, D; soiled. ..... $3.50
Is pairs Mems SIS Paiamas, silk and
silk -and-ray0n; soiled. ..... sos
20 Dairs Mems $3.50 Silk and Silk
and-Cc-anese Pc 5amas; some sOiled,
S4.95
~ Mems SIS Dicky Bosom and French
Ncgligec Shirts; collars to match;
sizes Ia to .S2.95
153 Mems $2.50 TO $3.50 Shirts; fam
cies: sizes IA TO 17......$ 2.15
6 Mems $40 Terry Cloth Robes;
soiled small and medium. .... 1895
S Mems SIS Lounge Suits; soiled;
small and medium. .............S1 $40
(AFslp rlonr The uarbt n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
WOnen's
Servicettes, Csc

Women's Nelly Don Shocks. Were
s2.95 and S3.95. Now. CSC
Is Pairs Women's S2.95 Rubber
Bathing Shoes; sizes end 7. 81
7 SIPS Bathing Shoes; sizes 3, 4
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .39c
49 79c Rubber Bathing Caps .39c
1 S2.95 Beach Bag. 81
Pairs Flannel and Linen Beach
IA to 20; originally $685. and
sl0:92 ...:....................s9.9 5
Shirts; sizes "a to 42...........S9 c
5 Women's Sports Jackets, II to 20:
originally S5.95 and S10.95. .39c
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Women's SIPS,
Sl.5O Silk Hose. ST

ca pairs WOmen'S 81 FuII-fashioned
SILK Hose; light colors and white, SOC
81 pairs WOnen's SIPS to So Full
fashioned SILK Hose; damaged. .s9c
81 pairs Women's $3.50 FuIl-fash-
toned Ingram Silk Hose,
$3.50; pairs, S4.35
Backgammon Sets; half price,
SOC to $3.50
Old Breton Pound Paper; u single
or double sheets and so envelopes, sec
$50 WOmen'S 79c Porto Rican Gowns;
pastel shade .59c; for 81
81 WOmen's 81 SomerSets; Isle pan
ties, vests and shorts 59c, 2 for 81
81 Rayon Flat Crepe Chemise,
Boomers and Panties. soc; 2 for 81
tMain Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
$3.50 3-Pc. Daven-
port Suite, 500

S225 Three piece Chesterfield Living
Room Suite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .,Sl1O
$500 Three-piece NJ o h air Living
$3.50 FOur-piece Walnut Bed Room
Suite ......... $50
$50 Walnut Wood Bed. as size, S9.95
S195 Ten-picce Walnut Dining Room
Suite .............. $40
Sl59 Maple Bed Room Suite; four
pieces ............. .'........ So9
$50 Walnut Vanity $50
s235 Four-piece Walnut Bed Room
Sulte Sl0O
$40 Walnut Enclosed Server. &. 4. S9.95
$50 Walnut French Vanity, now $40
$195 Ten-piece Walnut Dining Room
SUITE ................ S14o
1888 FOur-piece Maple Bed Room
suite ................. .$lS6
S195 Four piece Bed Room Suite,
with poster bed. $40
S25 Walnut Chest of Drawers, S14.50
$50 Odd Walnut Dresser. ..... .s35
$40 Large Damask Sofa, sold as
Fourth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Girls $7.95
Chinchilla Hat and
Coat Set, $4.45

Girls Tuck-in Skirts, tweeds; sizes
1 Baby's $685. Blue All-wool Blan-
ket, 36x50 inches. ............$ 3.95
8 S3.95 Unbleached Muslin Crib
II Babies $3.50 to Sl.95 Knitted
BOnnets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
II Babies So BOnnets, angora and
wool ..................
Is Tots Sweaters; were 50, now soc
Is Infants Knitted ShawlS; were
Sl.59, now Observation-Disclosures. SEC
Is S3.95 Leatherette Jackets, sizes
to 5 years
Is Tets Navy Blue Chinchilla Coats;
were $500. ............... Sl,So
II Tots Tweed Coats. broken sizes;
were $12.95 and S10.95. ....S
Tots Muffs, squirrel, krimmer and
Australian opossum; originally
$40 ......-......... ............S SO
10 Infants 75c Carriers Cotton
Shirts, broken sizes. ..25c
SOC DuOfOld Bands, for tots to l y
years ola .'...''.....' lSc
4 Crepe de Chine Wrappers for In
fantS, originally SIS S1.95
AII-wO0I Blanket, pink, 45x60 in;
originally $10.95 .........$5
S2.95 Unbleached Muslin Crib
SelS =. 9As0V
Blue Satin WOOl-filled Comfort;
was SLABS .............. $685.
16 Baby Boys Chinchilla Polo Hats
and Berets; originally $3.50. .25c
10 Helmets of Suede Cloth and Ger
mania Hats, originally $l.95 to
S2.95 soc
pairs Riddles Jersey Trunks, for
wear with leather leggins; size 6;
originally $3.50 .............25 c
(Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
18 Jr. Miss Pile
Fabric Goats, $I2

10 Junior Misses Winter Coats; fur
trimmed; originally $4e.75. 49,. S18
50 Junior Misses Silk, Wool Crepe
and Knitted FrOcks; sizes IL, 13 and
Is; originally SLOTS. $685.
81 Women's S. Canton Crepe
Dresses; sizes IA to 18 and 80 to
% .S3.95
81 Misses $40 High Shade Canton
Crepe Dresses ................S6. $685.
rs Misses SIS Canton Crepe and
Satin Dresses; also chiffon evening
dresses; some soiled. .........S $40
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Z Sl.5O Ingerson
Pocket Watches. ST

2 S3.75 Eclipse Radcliffe Pocket
2 $3.50 TngersOlI Wrist Watches, $3.50
2 SASS Sport Leather Strap
watches INSTRUMENTATION. $3.50
1 $3.50 Sport Swiss Watch, leather
SCaD .s........... Sou
4 Women's S14.S5 Wrist Watches,
is jewel .................. $3.50
80 S1.50 Ideal Sanitary Step-ins; of
20 35c All-rubber Step-ins. .15c
Is $3.50 Rubber-lined Tourist
"a 81 Faultless Wear-Ever Fountain
Syringes, 2-qt. size. ........:.6 $50
"a 81 Faultless Wear Ever Water
Bottles; 2-qt. size. .............6 SOC
IS SOC Sanitary Skirts, rubber
panel ........... Hoc
IS 81 Imported French Soap, guest
size ............ oUc
75 Csc Tre-Jur Liquid Cold Cream.
29c
main Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
No Phone, Mail or C. o. d. Orders
73 Prs. Boys $l.35
Golf Knockers, 89c

/ Bows s6.95 Tweed Spring Coat;
size Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S4.95
Al College and Prep Suits; with 2
pairs long trousers; were SIS and
43 Boys S1.45 Fancy Sweaters. ST
BOYS Wool Lumber jacks; sizes Is
and 10; were S395 Csc
Is Boys Black Raincoat and Hat
Sets: sizes IL, IA, 16 and 10; were
500 ..'.............. 81
22 Pairs Children's Fabric Gloves;
were 69c loo
IS Pairs Children's CSC Wool Anklet
SUMS ''s''.'.'.. soc
1eo Boys 29c Sport Hose; many
styles and colors .15c
100 Boys 85c Fast-coIor School
BlOuSes; sizes to 14..........5O SOC
II BOYS Sl.95 Blanket Bath Robes:
sizes 4 and observation-disclosures
Boys $685. Mackinaws; wool
plaids, sheepskin lined; sizes and
tsecond Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
so Prs. Mems Sl.95
Slippers, Sl.45

% pairs Mems Bath Mules; rubber
heelS 4Jc
pairs Mems Black Scotch Grain
OxfOrds; 9lAC, &C and lob. SASS
pairs Mems $40 Patent Dress o.
foris; 61aA, SAB, IA. 7B, TIA, $685.
4 pairs Mems Use Tee Shoe Bags, 45c
(seeond Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Women's S.
Winter Hats, S.

Clearance of Women's 50 Hats; in
Winter shades
WOmen's Sport Hats and Chenille
TurbanS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .19c
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
$2.49 Bridge Sets
Sl.39

9 S4.95 Appliqued Sets; 54X54-inch
cloth and napkins. ......... S1.95
10 s295 Bridge Sets; 54x54-inch
cloth and napkins. ........ $1.95
1O9 CSC Bridge TabIecloths; size
36x36 inches ............2 for 81
40 $3.50 Imported English Tow
eAS '......'...... ....'..'. 80. .oSc
12-12 for soc WashcIOths; for FRI
day IL for 49c
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
1895 Shower
Curtains. $l.95

8 S69.50 Meadow Lark Electric
Washers; one year guarantee, s49.95
1 $50 Thrift Electric Washer; agi-
tator type. porcelain tub. $3.50
s $14.95 Cabinet Bases; 24x27 inches.
with cutlery drawer ....... SlO.95
l $685. Regent Gas Range; green
and ivory, l4-inch oven $3.50. .S29.95
$50 Five-piece Breakfast Room
Suites; table and chairs. .$19.44
tsixth Floor, The Hecht CO..
80 S1.95 Covered Ironing Boards;
with stand. adjustable. .....s I.39
81 Radiator Shields; with humidi-
fer; % to A in. extension. .74c
50 81 Step-On Kitchen Pals; foot
control, in colors. ...........6 CSC
"a SI.5O Three piece Skillet Sets;
No. 8, 5 and 7 sizes. .....SI
30 75c Iron SkilIets; No 8 size, see
rs 81 Floor Brushes: l2-inch size,
{ blue and green finish. ...... Soc
IL $3.50 JOhnson's Waxing Sets;
lambs wool mop, weighted brush
and quart Of wax. ............S $685.
"a $I.45 Garbage Pals; s-gallon
Size, gdlVaniZSQ .,......... 81
IL s2.45 Copper bottom Wash Boil
ers; tight cover, Z, 8 or size, $l.95
~ IS Electric Heating Pads; Gold
Seal, 3 heat. fully guaranteed. .S2.95
Is s3.45 Hygiene Carpet sweeners;
al,-metal case .............S 2.45
Is use O'Cedar M0pS; triangular
shape, chemically treated. 49,. soc
IL 81 Cash or Bond Boxes; metal,
fireproof; lock and key. ......75c
Is CSC Window VentilatOrs; D a.
nnond E, metal frame. lix39 in. SIC
IS 81 Eight-piece Beverage Sets;
pitcher glasses, reamer. ... SSc
~ SIPS AndirOns; key design, nm
ished In black. ..........:.
(Thfrd Floor. The Hecht COL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
Parking Space for
SO Prs. Mems ST.
Golf Hose, 2prs., ST.

50 Mems S1.S5 Jacket Sweaters; snug
and comfortable ................SI
12 pairs Mems IS Wool Knockers;
broken sizes ................. $3.50
30 75c Silver King and KroydOn Golf
Bells ............. = IoE 81
IS Mems Wool Slip-over and Jacket
10 Mems S9.e5 Leathcrette Coats,
sheep lined 49,. $3.50
Mems $40 Genuine HOrsehide
Leather Goats ...............S1 $40
Mems SIS Leatherette RaincOats,
Sass
IL Mems $685. Sweaters, with pairs
Golf Hose to match. ...... .S6.95
10 Mems $S.95 Wool Vests; broken
Sues ...''..'.. 80 $50
so Mems Shaker Slip-over or Coat
SWc2ecTS .SN.d4
rs TERMS Balls; soiled 49,. for 81
Medicine Kits; for home, auto or
Office use ................ .S9c
IA S1.50 Boston Bags, with Upper
tops .....-,.......... .........'S 81
CE.ain Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
40 Prs. Girls
Shoes, ST

so pairs Infants SO Patent Button
Shoes, white or champagne tops;
sizes 2 to 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
10 pairs Boys SIS Black IL inch
Boots, broken sizes. 1895
50 pairs Children's 81 Red or Blue
Kid Bed Room Slippers. ...... SOC
10 pairs Children's Black 4-buckle
A-cticS, sizes to 8. ...........50 SOC
Second Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
% WOmen's
COrseIettes &
Cirdles, $7.45

9 Women's $12.5O Scanties; sizes 80.
38 and 40. .$7.45
Women's $3.50 GirdIes; sizes %,
&c.. 80, "a and So. .S5.4S
5 Women's S. and $3.50 GirdIes;
sizes 26, %, 81 and SO. .$4.45
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht co..
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Sl.29 & $1.39
Curtain Sets, ST

Bar HarbOr CretOnne Covered Chair
Cushions; patterns. ...... 81 ca.
$50 81 TO $1.95 Window Shades; sizes
from "a to A inches wide, Albert
Holland, Opaque and Duplex. F.. $50
200 Pairs 81 to S5.95 Odd Cur
tains .............29c to $3.50 pair
40 Pairs S496 Lustrous Damask
Grapes, with valance. S2.99
SEQ Yards 29c to SOS Drapery Rem
nants, now ..........1 Toe to S1.29
3 S2.95 Brown Stat Shades, Aft. size,
as Is SA.%S
2 $685. Green Stat Shades; SIT.
2 S4.95 Green COOlmOre Shades, eft.
size, as is. SZ.oO
3 S4.95 Stat Shades; TIT. size, as
Is 49, 'SSs5o
2 S11.95 Green Stat Shades; loft.
size, as is. $3.50
s1I ParOma Custom Made window
HangingS .................. $3.50 pr.
2 Pairs S14 Sample Damask Drap-
cries, pair INSTRUMENTATION. $3.50
3 $7.95 Green Velour Italian Win
dow Grapes ..................S 4.95
1 SO Jaspe Cloth Slip Cover, green,
sample $3.50
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
S8.95 Baronet Satin Bedspreads;
9Ox108 in, double bed size. $685.
(Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-05
90 Prs. WOmen's
Sl.69 Gloves, ST

is pairs Wumcn's S1.S9 Washable
Doeskin and Kid Gloves. ..... csc
1S5 pairs Women's 79c Fabric Gloves;
cuff styles ..............2 pairs. 81
IL pairs WOmen's 81 Silk Gloves;
small sizes zee
pairs Women's S6 Lined Driving
OAOVeS .''......... ''.'.''.S S'So
ITO Women's 79c Rayon Scarfs, pas
tel shades see; for 81
8 Women's S1.95 Beret and Scarf
Sets; velveteen, black ...........Sl
(Main Floor. The Hecht Col
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$l.59 InIaid
LinOleun
77c SCI. yd.

Seconds, One Pattern Only
100 So. Yds. $1.95 InIald Linoleum;
seconds SLID 50. yd.
$50 So. Yds. $2.75 Inlaid LinOleuIn,
seconds SI.95 50. yd.
100 So. Yds. SI.95 to S2.75 Remnants
InIaid Line e u m; to yard
lengths. .................6 $50 50. yd.
100 So. yds. $l.95 Remnants Inlaid
L lie I'm; l to 3 yard
lengtns ...s........... 4Sc 50. va.
ESQ So. Yds. Csc Felt-Base Floor
Covering; cut from full rolls. /. $3.50
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Col
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
vyChaseHomt R00n AU PedQt&W
Want, - Miscellaneous

wANTEp-Modern and an.
tique. chinaware. office and restaurant
eQuipt, mdse.. etc. ] buy everything. Cal
Douglas. ME. 1878. after 2 pm. co. 4S07
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
Rentals
ROOM LISTING

GET READY for the Bicentennial celebra-
ton II you have room for rent
cali in person and list IL ct RIM. b01,
Washington Bldg, 18th and N. Y. Ave.
n w Omen evenings.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
STUDEBAKER

sedan; fine condition throughout; $3.50.
KEMPTON-CADILLAC CORP.
1888 Conn. Ave. N ". DEC. 1880
The Washington times., 1931-11-20

'27 Studebaker Sedan $155
Newly repainted. Tip-top condition.
MarmOn 3-Pass. Coupe $4S
Powerful car. Priced at "a song"
'27 Pontiac Coach. .$45
Runs and looks fine. What a buyI
'27 Oakland SPIT. Rds. .$145
Beautiful finish: rumble seat
Ford Model T Tudor. $40
Exceptionally clean; good tires. .
Ford A Coupe ....$165
lowest price we've quoted for a long
Velie 4.DOOr Sedan. . .$57
Thoroughly dependable. A sive-away.
REQ Coupe .$55
Tires. motor. interior splendid.
'28 Dodge Fast 4 Sed. SLIT
One of most popular models made.
'29 Ford PhaetOn .$137
A big prics-cut. Tires. motor fine.
'28 Chevrolet ROadst. $135
Plenty Of pep. Appearance good.
'27 Chevrolet Coach .$97
Very we'll cared foF. Real bargain.
Stude. Big 6 Coach. .$75
Powerful car. Clean as a pin.
Overland 6 Coach. .$S5
Well cared for BY former owner.
Durant 4 Coupe ..... .$85
Better than many cars at twice the
price.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
WANTED TO RENT

BY TWO MEN, Broom and bath. fur
nished apartment in downtown area,
under $50 90. Box 22 Times-Herald.
YOUNG couple. with baby. wishing two
housekeeping rooms; must be very reas.
Address W. B. Bacon, 1247 X St. S. E.
The Washington times., 1931-11-20
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