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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-08-22

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mouse mouse CleIr GreS S6 "a "a ~ acre.
lear CfSeN ro'' 80 - u,.,,,. c,,b
- II. otePp:: d IoSN II! GV' Suo
S CIV, Si.22; ia. acres ,S "itG '''"''
@P a, Ia ~ u N.Y. '''t l., NJ.
". G. StepP, l houSs near May
BANK place >LL.V T.. ". st.,.
James Il, M 2"T LA si,,L''S { vi wi 'S'''
ems toIS VI t t.o...y, - ~
, na'riS 'i -, -, S S,,,; S :, - En,s
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M Lillian = Stewart , lots
aud hons Egnnoa rnat Sill.
Grover r Still > LOIS Muuror
S,6di, - 80 ''''
I'll = St;irw.u a,.rc and
honSo pG,.tho - &X% oa
p I S II lot HighIand
lake EFR &i'O5
f F stone house back OF
Rusbe, npaca $42l
Mrs : VI stone ; IS acres
Crab CrrrE I'd. S6.16.
u = SM.,J~. ! LOT Greater y.
Hills 81 II
T. ~ S,rcrrr,an % arrr,
Sbaws Crock PJ s%I 80.
Mr. = II S+rrctmau. house
Cosu,.iI y <r5rX. fifIinp sta.
- y,b 49,. .rI Ebr-,.b SfI 80
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o ''I,'.I I 10 I p,o, oId S+eam
0 0lSo'''I b,innce e10I6
vi W:;ir;,", d Woanor Ior Hill
-" ' p"ri e. GS
S'" Tbo%nS Wakefield 4 lots Os-
..d Lno : ake $ SD 9Hst ''''' ''''
i { Waldrop II lots Rose
mont, &ii,TG; ! lots Hollywood
Subdivision. $3.50.
Mrs ! NJ WoIdrop. | house
-,b Ave- " and Blythe St.
S10l.I9; | lot Wetmur St,
10 K, l.. Wake. / lot Rhod. Sec.
Laurel Park. $3.50.
Miss Carrie Walker. l lot East
Flat Rock $3.50.
G. II, Walker, 20 acres Shep-
herd ST. sos.
/ / Walker. Est. , lots East
Flat Rock. SI.G7.
perry Hokc Walker, Est. l lot
Fast Flat Rock, $3.50.
" II Walters. j lots Sth Ave.
md rst;ra II SI6.XO
Gcov;lle Wanamaker | lot
DrnfJ UiII. Srf n
Rirb1,J Wanklvn. 2.3 acres
BlTn PiI~r IA SAILS.
Nj. E,baI Ward lot Druid
MI, so
T. " Ward / lots Oscpola
~. - 80
90 49,. ' i.,.i, ,y,r5 > Iot. and
49,, - at I.,,' pocg ~ ~. , lots
E LII ;r,,,.tnn S2 0s
WV 5I,.. r .,.;,0 Wari and husband
~ .,,....l mem. East Flat Rock,
:, ~
Nnvo6a W9rd / lot Balrour.
>2 ~
\ 4 Ward / house East Flat
pnci- 50 20
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! Course Laurel Park, 1894.
Margaret H. Couse, ! lot Osceo-
la Lake, SILT.
/ Mrs. Matte Covin9ton, lot
Mt. Royal, $7.06.
T. J. Curran, 10 lots Connot
Avenue, S18.4S. =,
A. J. Cutshaw, 4 "a acres and
house Bryson Place, Sill.
F. D. Dalton, Etal., 1875 acres,
near Horse Shoe, $25.16.
Hix & Bill Dalton, | lot ShawS
Creek road. $1.32. :,
Bessie Daughtery, l lot DRUID
Hills, $3.50. .
V. D. Davenport, l lot East
Flat Rock, $2.75.
Arthur Davis, l lot PiSgah
| View, $1.32.
R. r. Davis, house and lot Pace
street, $9.39, | lot Pace st. 10.
W. H. Davis, l lot Druid Hills
/ $5.05.
Noah Dent, l lot Mt. Home,
I $1.41. :,
Jane W. Denwittlc, ! lot Laurel
Park, 1874.
/ S. |. Depew, 3 lois Alamance
and Justice St, 81 lots LcnoX FK'
$66.53.
/ D. B. Dickson. l lot Echo MT.
Laurel Park, $5.91.
T. T. Dill, lot Osceola Lake
James c. Billiard, Etal., , lots
4th Ave, $5.54.
Mrs. Florance Don%huc, lot
East Fiat Rock. $1.S4.
/ Emma L. Doyle, Est, lot
/ Druid Hills, $l6.67.
Mrs. A. f. Drake, 6 lots Mt
Home, $2.SS.
I +. &. Drake and i. b. Whit
aker, l house 3rd Ave. W. Cor
/ Oak. $13.S7. :,
Miss Louisa Duncan, ! lot ana
house. East Flat Rock, $6.l8.
East Coast Roofing and Supply
Co., l lot Grove St, and Third
Ave. f.. $13.S7.
H. Grady Edney, IS acres Bur-
gin, $10.S9.
Miss Flora Edwards, ! lot
Id SI, - Nin,,. = EJwards I lot
Echo Lake Laurel Park. SOL.
o. Edwards, Etal., . lots Forest
M Rio, r'' + Eui. Eto lot Echo
mary p f., '''i * a. ,i'''''' wv
i''' a l., L',.rriu I hnu.n Stcpp st..
ed 30 e. - 49,
WIN T,.ti5: r,.on Mt ! Iot
villa. W ai'l"I''S E, o1 an
LE II W, I7a,! n.'I > .crn. near
u. w. h iHni'% SIS ~ ' -
hwart$ rond, @I";4H -. ,ho
A. H. rech'i'h, rS'i U.r. ~, ''> St
vile. ROAD MOUSE '"N''"" ''''
," 10 MILL. . I,4. O.ccoI,
II. l.. Fields Z l"'S "S''''"
Lake, 81 1 =. l., ro.t Flat
carrie ~ + iS''''' ''' ''''','
RocK, $4;2'. ,I4ro,,.ol Park
h. |. fI"yo' l"' l'''' u @ ~
$I.oS. 49, , L.. car
George "; f"f"' 'o'S "''i
Mrs. Gala B; B; F. FHren' ! House
DruiG nuns; % LOO - Nj PovoI
Fila {. Garner, ! tor MI NoE"'
81; 81: IL. NE povoI
K. r. .Gafher' : lo'H W. IVY '
$l33;;l%c; o..o nono Road
NJ, Garfeh' l acre Ian" '>'''''
10, p ro,,Ios I Iot CasweI
Gearty q OWES %, Ga to' >"
"hH H,,. M''i Hoi Is,' T. Gna,tv I lot s.
Na M,S' s. t'''I" lot IT. Corner Whitted
"hq ioE h"1 GibS S, , lots Tavlor st.,
cooA
%".S4i i cb.on FtaI ! lot Rain
bow Section Laurel Park. $5.91.
~ Nathan Goldman. = lots Laurel
Park, S5.54
D l. Goodman and W. A. Os-
teen , lots East Flat Rock, Sl.S4.
J. " Gray. | lot Crab Greek
Street, lot Dogan Prop, $25.8I.
H. B. Grayson, l - acres
County Home road. $1.91.
Tom Green, ? lots Golf Course
$l.9l. ,r
c. F. Greer, Etal., ; acres Allen
road, $l.S4. c..4
K. p. Gregory, ! LOT IA! "''''
! lot Maple St., S26.49. ,,
Mrs. }. F. Grumber' ioIS MAN
we'll Subdiv.. SLID.
K. K. Hal. mousse Fast '''
Rock, 1874.
Mrs. DOrSla Hancock, houH'
Rhod. Sec, $l7.93.
A. Il. Hanson, G3 lots Lynwo"d,
$G3.l7.
j. +. Harris, l lot l.ynWood'
Sl.91.
S. q. and ). j. HafflS : lo'S
Palanza Park. $5.74. :,
S. J. Harris, l lot King ana
Barnwell ST.. $7.39. -.
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Mrs. Ellen Woerner. ho

lama IOSRNJ po'IO
o. P. Woodcock, 2 houses ThirC
Ave. W., $3.50.
c. A. Woodruff, 4 lots Echo Mt
Laurel Park, $23.S7.
Miss Grace Woodward. l house
Highland Lake Err SPAS.
Mrs. Lucille Woodward, l house
Highland Lake Err, $4,000.
W. Frank Worrell, = lots Nortl
Main ST.. $21.01.
J. S. Worth Est, |. lot Hymar
Hgts.. $12.61.
Arthur C. Wright, II lots anC
house Druid Hills, $9.76; l filling
station Spartanburg Hwy, $3.50
Mrs. Grace Wright, l lot neal
Flat Rock, $685..
J. r. Wright Est, l lot Second
Ave. E.. $11.20.
Mrs. r. S. Wright Est, , lots
East Flat Rock, $l.67.
T. f.. Wright, | house East Flat
Rock, $12.41.
Miss Clara Wilburn, 1 lot Druid
Hills, $4.56.
Mrs. Mildred R. wager, 2 lots
Palanza Park. $500.
j. H. Yelton. l acre and house
Clear Greek, S7.l2; : house State
st. and Park. $40.
Mrs. Nell Yelton, I lots f.. side
Whitfield ST., $l2.G1; / lot Fassi-
fern Court. $l4.42.
Mrs. Nell Yelton, Etal, l lot
Druid Hills, $ll.37.
0. F. Yclton, lots Mt. Airy
subdivision East Flat Rock, $l.67.
Mrs. Lcon& Allen Young and
Zeta 3. Lcntz, lot Druid Hills,
S1l.37.
Charles Z. Zimmerman, Est, 1
lot Maxwell Sub. Div, 1898.
Dir. T. A. ZuEer, , lots Echo
No. Laurel Park, &lG.74.
Southern Railway Co., Build
iu%s, tracks-right Of way ST.
1888.
DELINQUENT
G.. /. and Eugenia AnderS, 2
lots Upward Rd., East Flat Rock,
800; lot Edney subdivision,
East Flat Rock, $l.39; lot Druid
HILLS. $1O.07.
w. II. Anderson. ! lot Hebron
St, 5000.
Ovid Balm, lot Mt Royal,
SI3g.
Mrs. +. Baringcr, I house cor
ner Bird Ave and Valley St,
$I5.lO.
X. Barson, , lots Hillside Park,
1921.
b. c. Bass, 2 acres near Bal
four, $l4.37.
f.. S. Bclknap, Etal., 2 lots Viii
low Rd., and State St, 1921.
VI. G. BcnniSon, 3 lets Max
we'll subdivision, $2.G3.
G.. NJ. Bills. lots Hydcr sub
division. &l.32.
Lizzie and Charlie Blackwell, |
acre and house Tcamon St, $3.7O
w. S. Blackwell, lot Mt
Home. SI.2O.
c. F. Bland, 9 lots Temple
Terrace. $l9.6S.
II. G. Blythe, l lot Mt. Home,
$l.9l.
Mrs. S. J. Blythe, l house
Jonas St. $l3.S7.
II. II. Bowen, lot Lynnwood,
Sl.9l.
f. W. BowlcS. l lot Druid Hills,
$3.OI.
Sue Bowman, 3 II acres near
Naples. $l.GS.
Fannie NJ. and Margaret Bot
tyer, lots Pine View, $3.50.
7. ID. Branelett, l lot Druid
Hills. $3.50.
y. Bremen and w. +. Penny,
/ lot Greater Druid Hills, $5.74.
{. +. Brooks, Agent, 3S acre
Tcaman St, SG.4S; ) acres Mud
Creek. $6.4%; | lot Crab Greek
St. $16.63; lot Crab Creek St,
$55.4i.
c. f. Brooks, l lot Brooklyn,
$l.S5.
Irene Brooks, lots Teaman
St. $lA7S.
\. {. BrookShMr, l house East
Flat Rock. SILL. w
4. ID. Brown, | lot Druid HIS
$50. ,,.u
J. d. Brown, | lot Druid Hills
$3.50.
Mrs. Maggie Brown, | lot Dana
Rd., Sherman subdivision. 81. 10.
Brunson Furniture Co., | lot
Sylvan H@ts, $3.50.
Mrs. Pearl ByerS, lot Mt
Home, S2.SS.
Mrs. J. F eagle, ! lot East
Flat Rock. $l.39: house and lot
LcHox Park, SLIPS.
0. NJ. eagle, acres and house
Robert King land, 1894.
Sidney eagle. house Barker
Hgts.. 1913.
H. ID. Caldwell. l lot FaSsifcrr
Court, 1914.
w r. CamDbell and G.. W
Evening star., 1938-12-08
SOiIed Blankets
and Com forts

Every one is from our own stock, they
are soiled from handling and display
or slightly imperfect. Unusual values
at these prices.
5-s3.9S $50 Cotton and so Wool
Blankets ------------------S 81 pr.
3-$3.98 $50 Cotton and so Wool
Blankets ------------- Sl.97 pr.
6-75% Cotton and $3.50 Wool Blan-
kets $3.50 pr.
s-s6.s5 and 1896 All.Wool Blankets,
s4.99
6-$s.e5 to s1o.s5 An-Wool Blankets,
$3.50
3-S9.95 All-W0ol Blankets $500
5-s13.95 to $50 AH-Wool Blankets,
S10.99
$3.50 Ray0n Celanese Wool-Filled
Comforts $3.99
S-s6.99 Rayon Celanese Wool-Filled
Comforts ----------. A.99
7-S7.99 Rayon Celanese Wool-Filled
Comforts ------------S5 $500
2-sl2.99 Rayon Celanese Wool-Filled
Comforts .--.---.$ $9.99
5-Sl695 and sl995 Rayon Celanese
Down Filled Comforts S12.99
(Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Boys Wear

19-Orig. $3.50 Boys Snow Suits. Two
piece snow suits for wear right
now! Warm coat and bibbed ski
trousers. In broken sizes from
to 10 $2.88
31-$1.25 Tweeduroy Caps 66c
39-$1.99 Tweeduroy Shorts --$1.19
10-$5.99 Suede and Leather Jack
(Boys' Furnishings. Second Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1938-12-08
WOmen's So to So
Tailored and
Cocktail BIOuSeS
l.29

Sequin trimmed rayon sheer,
metal shot crepes and other ma
terialS. Broken sizes.
1S6-S1.19 Women's Novelty Blouses in
sueded rayon, rayon crepe and
cotton shirtWaist styles. Broken
sizes only ---- ---49c
l5-S1.19 Women's Novelty Hats in
dressy and tailored styles
1850 Smoothie Shirts in cotton
jersey, pastel and street shades.
Broken sizes only - 49c
20-S2 to So Novelty Jackets in cordu-
roy, tweeds and rayon crepes.
Broken sizes and color range,
S1.29
(Blouses and Neckwear, Main FloorD
Evening star., 1938-12-08
80 prs. Regular 1898
MEMS SHOES. 2.49

50-prs. Mems 81 and
$3.50 Leather Bed
room Slippers. Soft
padded leather soles
and heels. Samples
and small lots. Broken
sizes ----S1
(Men's Shoes. Main Floor0
Mems Hats
25-Men's S2.95 to $500
Felt Hats. Regular
weight felts in greys,
browns and blues.
Snap brims In bound,
welt or raw edges.
Sizes Z and 71s only.
S1.49
Mems Hats. Second Floor
Evening star., 1938-12-08
$50 Pairs! $2.69
Fit Rite Shoes for
Boys and Girls
2.l9

Styles for dress or play. Patent
leather in strap styles. Black or
brown oxfords with plain, moe
casin or buffalo tips. Sizes 812
to 3.
80 Prs. Orig. $3.50 and 81 Jr. Miss
Oxfords with crepe or leather soles.
Ghillie, moccasin or saddle styles.
Sizes 81 to o8$2 $2.79
70 Prs. Orig. So Boys Black or Brown
Fit Rite Oxfords with leather or
rubber soles. Broken sizes from 2
to $2.79
73 Prs. Orig. $1.15 Girls Crepe Slip
pers with matching covered heels
in bright prints. Sizes IL to 8 79c
(Children's Shoes, Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08
IS! $7.95 to 1925
Holiday Dresses
$6.

In rayon crepe and sheer woolens In
pastels, bright shades, and black.
Broken sizes.
9-S7.95 and S1495 Crepe Dresses in
black. One and two piece styles:
broken sizes -- 81
2o-slo.95 to S16.s5 Daytime Dresses
in rayon crepe and cotton velve-
teen. Mostly one Of q kind.
Broken sizes II to l7S7.95
s-s12.95 and sl4.s5 Evening and
Dinner Dresses in rayon crepe,
rayon taffeta and rayon lace.
Broken sizes II to 153 37S5
10-S14.95 Reversible Sports Coats in
plain or checked woolens with
sailcloth lining. Perfect for rain
or shine. Broken sizes II to
1-S39.95 Three-piece Wardrobe Suit
with wolf collar; rust; 13 $19
9-$l6.95 Two-piece Suits in broken
sizes and colors. Full length tweed
sports coats in monotone or her
ringbone tweed with matching
skirt. Mostly brown mixtures.
Broken sizes II to II Ss.8S
(YounR Washinktonian Shop. Third
Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1938-12-08

Reduced from our regular
stocks for tomorrow only!
Black and tan Calfskins
in wing tips, straight tips,
plain toes. Broken sizes
in the group, but if your
size is here you'll be get
ting a swell buy.
12-prs. Mems 40 Skim
ner Satin Formal Ok
fords. Broken sizes
in this group 1895
40-prs. Mems S. to $6
Sample Shoes. Sizes
7 to 7l2 only in black
or tan Calfskins,
1929
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Sport ShOp!

$3.50 Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Satin Blouses in tailored and
dressy styles. Pastels and dark
coIors Sizes 80 to 40 , 59c
40-5.95 and 7.95 Rayon Crepe and
Wool Sport Dresses in one and two
piece styles. Plaids and solid COL
ors. Broken sizes from IL to
20 S2.8S
(Sport Shop. Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Girls ClOthi,tq!

IL Orig. $5.95 2-Pc. Knit Dresses in
broken sizes $1.99
I Orig. 81 Girls Blouses in broken
sizes; dressy or tailored 81
8 Orig. S1.15 Cotton Blouses in broken
sizes only 49c
3 Orig. 79c Cotton Blouses in broken
sizes only 19c
Is Orig. $3.95 to $5.95 Teen Age Rayon
Crepe Dresses ---$1.88
8 Orig. $3.95 Girls Raincoats in
broken sizes and colors- s-------$1.88
4 Orig. $1.59 Girls Raincoats in
broken sizes and colors $1.15
Girls Clothing. Second Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Special! IS Boys
Sports Outfits
7.99

Grand school outfits! A double
breasted sport back coat with
one pair cadet longies. In greys,
browns, blues. Sizes IL to 18.
6 Orig. $10.95 Boys Winter Overcoats.
$7.99
(Boys' Clothing. Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08
2OO-89c
Girls 2.Piece Bal
briggan Pajamas
58c

In pastel shades; factory rejects.
Broken sizes and colors; 8 to 16.
12-$1.15 Cotton wrap-around house
coats in gay colors- 79c
10-79c One-piece flannelette pa
jamas in size IA -38 38c
1871 Long ski tights for girls, in
rose and blue; sizes to 10 38c
12-79c Crepe de chine panties for
girls, sizes 8 to 12------3 38c
(Girls' Furnishings. Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Clearance of Toys
Big reductions! Most Of them are in perfect
,corking condition.!

1850 Dolls on Pillows. Most
Of them are perfect 49c
4-Sl1.95 American Health
Velocipedes ---S7.99
3-$32.95 Cadillac De Luxe
Heavy Duty Bicycles; bal
loon tires ---S26.99
1$10.95 Balloon-Tired ALI
Steel Wagons $3.50
8-S7.95 velocipedes, 2o-inch
front wheels ------$5.9s
3-S16.95 Airplanes for chill
dren to ride in ----$1Q.99
142-25c TO soc Mechanical
Train Cars ---10 10c
551-10c Mechanical Curved
Train Track SO
3-$16.50 Lionel Streamlined
Electric Train Outfits;
with whistle ---$10.99
A$25 Lionel Union Pacific
Electric Train Outfits,
Sl6.99
-$12.50 Streamlined Lionel
Electric Train Outfit,
$S.SS
>Cr ThA Hechk CoN
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Special Purchase! WOmen's
Sl.99 Fall Hats
81

Turbons! Shokos! Brims!
Just the styles for wear right now.
A grand group in black and ooIors.
millinery. Third Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1938-12-08

THE HECHT CO.'S Las: stf"&s Sc;;3 ;t;.;%.. G;ssc..''

l4O-79c and $I.I5
Tots Wash Dresses
58c
In broken sizes, 3 to 6.
1913 Soft toys for infants; slightly
soiled
60-79c & 81 Boys Wash suits; sizes
2to5- Sc
10-s1.59 to $1.99 Boys wash suits
in broken sizes CSC
1880 English plaid all wool pram
rugs
1$1 Candlewick crib spreads In
pastels 38c
10-$1.95 Wool ski pants for the tiny
tot; 3 and 4 -$1.0O
Unfants' Department. Second Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Foundation
Garments!

6-12.5o Rite Form Foundations in
sizes 80, 40, 46, ~, 48---7.95
$40 Rite Form Foundations in sizes
36, 81, SO, 80, A, A, 45--7.s5
$50 LIE Cant Foundation Garments
Ill size 33 7.95
E12.50 Flexees Foundations in sizes
35, 36 and 81
1-l2.5o Bien Jolie Foundations in
$50 Flexee Foundations in size
"a .---------7.9 1888
$50 Miss Scarlette Foundations in
sizes "a and 80 37.95
$40 Bien Jolie Foundations in sizes
IS to -7.s5
Corset Shop. Third Floor, The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1938-12-08
TOitetrieS

201-s1 and S1.25 Compacts in loose
powder, mesh styles Damascene,
tapestry and novelty tops; lovely
COlOTS
250-50c Loose Powder Compacts in
pouch styles; round and novelty
shapes. Some jeweled and
enameled 39c
180-50c Trejur Dusting Powder with
large puff In carnation, gar
denia and lilac fragrance 33c
60-$1.39 Three-piece Dresser Sets.
Comb, brush and mirror with
enameled backs, chrome trim
ming 81
(Toiletries. Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08
Regular 81
Costume .JoWeIrV
47c

Only 200 pieces! A rich assort-
ment of silver, gold and multi
color metal. Pins, necklaces,
clips and bracelets.
. 75-S1 Compacts with your 3 initials
in simulated marcasite 47c
(Jewelry. Main Floor The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1938-12-08
S14.05 to $l6.95
Better Dresses
s.

Street and afternoon types in fobries
Of royon wool, crepe and velvet. Broken
sizes and eoIors Only 40 to sell!
6o-s14.s5, $I6.95 and 1895 Street
Dresses of rayon crepe. wool and
rayon velvet in black and colors
Broken sizes -$S.47
(Better Dress Shop Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08
CL E Il X Il n C. E !
Odd Wool Rugs
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS

Alexander Smith BrOddlOOm Rugs
3-$434o Alexander Smith Broadoom Rugs, 9xl2 $500
2-S5ll5 Alexander Smith Broadloom Rugs 9xl36 S3495
l-$6265 Alexander Smith Broadoom Rug, 9xl66 S4495
1-$56.9O Alexander Smith Broadl00m Rug, 9x15 1895
1-$9l05 Alexander Smith Broadloom Rug, 12xl8 $500
3-$7585 Alexander Smith Broadloo Rugs l2xl5 $500
l-$6S30 Alexander Smith Broadoom Rug l2xl36 $4995
-$7575 Alexander Smith Broadloom Rugs, 12Xl06 S3695
$8380 Alexander Smith BroadloOm Rugs 12xl66 $685.
3-$3980 Alexander Smith Broadloom Rugs 9x106 S2295
1-$1190 90 Alexander Smith Broadl00m Rug 12x166 S8995
2-$10s1O Alexander Smith Broadoom Rugs. 12x15 S7935
1-$12990 Alexander Smith Broadoom Rug 12xl8 $500
1-$16400 Alexander Smith Broadoom Rug l2x15 $4,000
Evening star., 1938-12-08
NATIONAL 500

COttO1,S
65-Sl.9s and S2.ss Cottons In color
full prints. Broken sizes only 81
45-S1, S19s and $3.50 Cotton Wash
Dresses in broken sizes -3sc
75-Spun Rayon Dresses in pastels
In sizes from II to 44---S2.44
30-Pure- e-Dye Print Dresses In gay
colors; sizes IA to 20 $3.50
50-Rayon Alpacas in tailored styles;
black, wine, blue; IL to 20 $3.50
100-S1.19 and $1.29 Hooverettes and
Housecoats. -Hooverettes and
colorful cotton short housecoats
with crisp touches of organdy.
ruching and pleating. In sizes
IL to 20 and 40 to 44--- $50
Evening star., 1938-12-08
$6.95 and S7.95
Thrift Dresses
S3.88

Royon crepes and veIvets, one and
two piece styles. Broken selection Of
coIors and sizes. Broken assortment
In misses and women's sizes. Only 35.
25-S7.95 and S10.95 Black and High
Shades Dresses in broken sizes
and colors. Misses ond women's
IS
(Thrift Dress Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1938-12-08

OntIOTnJX
S0-$1.59 and 81 Famous Make Maids
Uniforms. Outfit your maid for
the holidays at savingsl Solid
colors and small checked patterns.
Made with short sleeves, detach-
able buttons White or dark shades.
Sizes is to 20
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Lon0eTee.
1o0-$3 to 81 Lastex Pantie Girdles
Of cotton and silk covered
5o-Woolly Vests and Panties; lo9o
5000 Rayon Undies in broken
sizes for 81
27-75c Van Raalte Woolly Vests and
Panties 49c
1851 Flannelette Gowns and Pa
JamaS 6Sc
50-$1 to $1.65 Van Raalte Woolly
Panties and Suits 79c
75-$1.l9 Two-Piece Cotton Tuck.
stitch Pajamas-
35-$1.69 Satin and Bemberg Rayon
and Rsyon Taffeta SIips- 99c
5e-$s Rayon Nishtxowns and Two
Piece Pajamas-
1913 Chinese Silk Panties- -$2.66
75-$3 and 81 Handmade Slips Of
pure dye, silk crepe and
satin -$z.69
10-$4 and S. Chinese Silk Slips, 1886
1876 Chinese Silk Gowns N.6S
1o-SS and SO Chinese Silk
PAjamas $5.66
Ningerie, Main Floor. The Hecht co.,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-01-27
Years Births In State
Exceed Deaths By 5,546

Births exceeded deaths in Maryland
by more than 5000 during 1887, DR.
R. H. Riley, director of the State De.
partment of Health, said yesterday.
There were 27,636 births compared
with $4,000 deaths. Both were increas-
es over 1896 totals, which were 26,542
births and 21,976 deaths. Of the 1897
deaths, 1,704 were those of babies less
than year old.
Deaths from degenerative disease
usually occurring in the middle-age OF
older groups accounted for 1910 Of
the years total. Heart disease topped
the list with 5,26S. There were 81
typhoid fever deaths in 1887, four more
than the total for 1886. Influenza
deaths totalled POI compared with 20s
the year before, but pneumonia deaths
dropped from 1884 to 1,401.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-01-27
Extension Service To
Arrange Courses For
Montgomery Mothers

The University of Maryland Exten-
sion Service has arranged two courses
in Montgomery county to help mothers
select and make garments for young
children.
One course will be conducted either
at Rockville o. Damascus February
1 and 8, and the other probably at
Colesville, February 2 and a. Miss
Helen Shelby, clothing specialist Of
the University of Maryland, and Miss
Edythe M. Turner, Home Demonstra-
ton Agent for Montgomery County
will be in charge.
Mothers of children between the
ages of and 9 years who desire to
join the classes should get in touch
with Miss Turner at Rockville. Ac.
cording to Miss Turner, it is impor-
tant to enroll at once, as she wishes
to visit all who "sign up" for the
courses to discuss patterns, suitable
materials and designs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-01-27
Firemen Injured AS
Truck Overturns On
Slippery Highway
Six Members Of Rockville Com.
pany Badly Hurt In
Accident

Responding to an accident call near
Boyd, Sunday morning the Rockville
Fire Department truck crashed into
a bank and overturned, injuring six
men seriously and inficting lesser in
jrries on seven others.
The accident occurred near Neels-
vile while the truck was following the
rescue squad car to the reported col
lision in which George B. Russ, 10. Of
1908 Quincy street, N. w., sustained
a broken leg.
Montgomery County police struggle
ed for more than an hour with traffic
jam created by friends and relatives
OF members of the Fire Department.
who hurried to the scene.
those seriously injured were Mayn-
ard Hudson, %, driver of the truck.
broken left leg and internal injuries:
Elmer Hutchinson, 25, back injuries:
George Norris, 10, conclusion of the
brain; John B. Ray, %, fractured ribs:
Theodore s. Mason, Jr., 26, fractured
right leg, and George Boise, 81, frac-
tured right wrist.
Others who escaped with cuts and
bruises We're Paul Anders, 10; Frank
Poole, %; Will Gartner, Is; Norman
Piles, 20; Calvin Hutchinson, %:
Woodrow Marth, 20, and William Wo-
lctton, Is.
The rescue squad car reached the
scene of the first accident, but was
Immediately ordered to return to take
members of the Fire Department to
the Georgetown Hospital. The rescue
squad truck from Gaithersburg then
took Russ to the Montgomery County
General Hospital at Sandy Spring.
Eyewitnesses said the truck turned
around twice and sddded for more
than 100 feet before it overturned in
the ditch. Coils of heavy fire hose fell
on those thrown against the bank.