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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

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tort pleoer aus 3anse Sharen bon
'bnen miiiien iidh Sen gIott. lmb
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slmciicn beionbere Gorliebe boben.
Sic meIfen ibuen nGmlih ourb
Strciheln nit SEN ,siiblern eineu
'iiBen, 5l,ferboitieen Sait ab, Sen lie
i'ncemein lieben, unb iino ooher aud,
l'm ihre "a,tilttfiibe" icbr beiorat.
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gen i" 'oraiom IN. ibr mormes Mmei.
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llln9en glattlullie mieoer binolrs, I'M
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sluh !bren eisenen slrtgenciien mill.
len lie beim slnslhIiipien aus ser
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tiidtig icblliiten.
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mellt lopobl aus neaetabiliiden tpie
aus animaliihen Stoiicn, bod aibt
es cllh refine 6leiitireiier, tpie Die
afrlfanlite @anoerameiie. 9icie
ilbericat, totet llnb iribt aae 1ierc,
Die :Dr IN bie Suere fpnlnnn. bis ct.
lpa oltr @roBe einrs Sausbubns, miro
aber trosbem niht llnaern seieben,
neil lie alih gatten, MGllie unb ion.
ltIges l(neeSleier. eerti(at. slber oes
Sarrers gan5er @efliiselbeiaub
fam ibr alth in elmer einSiaen &abt
rolltrnlmen gum Spfer fallen. Sbre
No}rlng finoen Die slmeiien Dor.
mlel leno nit 6ilie ibres a,sgcseih-
leten 8erud)iinnes, Ser ieinen Sis
in Sen ,Siibleripiten bat. Mittels sic.
Ter 'Siibler finoet burh getaiten uno
alopien unb Streid1en aub cine 10
me'taebenoe @eritGuoigune unter, Sen
nineteen ltott, oaB man nit poaem
Heht bon elmer vameiienIprahe" re.
Den aari. Sbne elne iolhe GerltGn.
oieunesmo9lihfeit pGre ia allh. sic
muI'orbaite Srbnung uno Die sieIbe.
lul,Bt aereaelte get1tisung aller 8iir-
ger aieies tpohloreaniii ;erten Staa.
tes oar nift benfbar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
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fM..f 0eiehperlaoett

Die Gipahoao Gountp Steuersoh-
Ter iinb bebroht nit Stel,crerbohlrn.
gen., iuelhe lesten gnbes ollacmeinen
3nnnasperfallf bon Gripaten Giaen.
tilm ollrh Sen Staat f4,o GollIn be.
oeuten iaate bellte Marf u. Cope.
lanf Erdiioent Der Gupoboga Sar
SeaNie. er mics borauf bin, oos
orer Stererporihldae aui Sem go.
perberuabl5ettel s,,ianlnen nit Sen
borGeihlagenen amendments suSefs
tior IS bes IrfifcIs ~ (Ios giae.
lon 9lmenoment) ioiort bie steuer.
rehnuna pom Stabt Chic ouf cine
8eiomtiilmme ppn$324 100000 Der
Sahr erbobe.
Ser Tar 2eoaue ErGiioent per.
oammte Die 3.4 MiG Gountp @ohl-
'abrtsporlaee, inoem er es ols cinen
ltebsrfoll o,lf oes Steuersablers
grieitaihe d,nrofteriiierte. I'M I'M.
NOTICE gctriebseeloer fiir Gountn
Offices uno Departments at erhaf-
ten. CT iaate, oaB. bieie Steuerpor.
lqae. eine Grbohunq BON 81; 800, 900
per Sabr iiir 5 Sabre, oIic cinen ge.
traa bon $4,000. 900 betroaen lper.
De: gieic Steueruorlaae lit olf einc
su lanae .i3eit uno sibt Dem @oltntp
81 MEL 8ele. .. d.. ....,
8ie Gountp Gorldee perbunoen
nit hen S3,OOO,OOO griidenbou.
gcnbolssaben uno bem porgeIdla.
genoa Eoliseis ltnb sseuer slmenbe,
ment 5um Gitp Charter piirbeWtiaio.
men DON Collars per sSnbr unecredt.
fertiGter oiientlher 8eloer fpiten.
0ieie hrei 0or'h!aee 10 aud, Die por.
seih.agenen 9iaelon slmcnbments
ollten peraihtenb aed1laeen peroen.
StialtHt 9egen aae fiinft. laet er. Ct
crflcrte, baB No. 9 gieolcm s(meno,
me"t sur Seftion CD hes artifels
? Die Staats.aorititiltion ld,pGhen,
wenr Ioqar Die repr1ientatipe bemo.
fratiiche Megiellrg Ser mir uns in
Sb'o erfrelien, pernihten tperbe. gs
tpiirbe bas @eiesnlahen aus ser
Saro ser sripGblten @eiesmaher
nebmen ilnb Sll nicl Maht elmer flei.
nen Sruppe raoifaler giiraer aeben. |
Gr niinibt tpelter, bic 9riiden.
6arboro.Gorlaae 5u ihlaeen, neil Sic |
Glane nod niht fertia
limb fiir bieie 8a,,ten uno oob bie
itaotihen Snaenieure sueeben, oab |
So. 100000 nitt eeniigeno iei, INT
Die ooreeidlaeenen griiden 81 bauen |
Ole Goli5eis urb Seuer.Mmenbe.
ments sum Gitp Charter farafteri.
liert 6err Gorelono als Ielbitiiihti. |
ees Terlanaen bon einieen Eolisei.
unb ,seuers8eanten, nm oie Son.
troGe iiber oieielben aus ser Sdn6 |
Der rrtpGblten slutoritGten inn Mat.
balis 81, nebmen 81 eieenen perion. |
lihcn 3meden. Iieie slmenoements
fpiirhen ben Steiler5ablern Elm
Wirimllm bon $5,O00,OOo mebr als |
Die aegenpartigen slusaaben jeoes
Sabr onrh oie ndhiten 10 Sabre to.
item nit feiner Terbeiierung ses
Gie"ites. Herional uno Yrin3ipien
itima,t Sosegen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
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Nnhl iiber alle Grbteile nit ae.
lnoelgtem ODER marincn Glinlu per-
brettct flnoen lih slnleiien, bon Oenen
Die @ilienir)ait etlpa 1000 perihic.
hene slrten fennt Tie neiiten bon
lbnen leben geFelltg, 3it aroBen Sol
rerr pereinigt ltnb in elmer 10 stped,
INC SielbepnBten @en1einihuir sll-
larlnensefaBt, baB man nit ssua
mt Meht BON einem vStaotslpeicn"
lprehen fam. Irei perihieoene slr.
ten BON rgiirgern" iinoet man in
ocrl slmelieultaat Dor: yMdnnoben",
- oWelbhen" lulb nslrbeiter ipelhe
lestere oils peblthe Siere nit per-
fltmmerten @eihleGtsorganen Al
betr 1hten itno Sbnen f1llt sic ganje
slrb';i in oem rielieen aenleinihait.
lid.1 Salspeien SIT. pGbreno oie
Wunnfen lutb 8eibhen Iebiglif) iiir
Ole &ermehrilna bes Stommes su
iprsen baben. @obreno nun sic ,9(r.
better" eanSlih imbeiliigclt iino, er.
frelen iidl Die anoeren, ieitpeiie noe.
nigltens. bes geiiBes BON ;sliiaeln.
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reh. b1ufige rote @aloanreiie lire
Shroarrseit. gtof bicien Soh5eits.
Tliiaen iperben oie Tliiscl abaeitoBen
ul5 Die, iibrieens forperlif fleineren
Mdnnhen Iterben ob, pGbreno Die
Vs. bhen bon Den .Mrbeitern" n, sic
ytelter getrager perben. Sier meroen
nur Die Gier in geIhloiienen gi1u.
men abgeleat, lno bie iid) entluideln.
be Nrut NIT groBer llmiiht uno poa.
ltoHhiger Siiriorae sepilegt uno BE-
trei;t Dies lit nun alh pieber Sohe
Der vslrbeiter" oie aenau tpiiien. mas
Den Giern pber ser 8rut f0roerlid,
uno hienlid1 lit. SeG es Der Sarte
Nehnltd)s fiibler llno ieilhter baben,
10 miro er in tiefer eeleeene ReIt.
fammern gebraf)t; lit mebr 81rme
lnh Srodenheit rotig, 10 fonmt er
tpe;ter naoh oben 9ie @Grmeper.
bdltaiiie in Dem aan5en groben gau
lperoen it1nbia iiberipaht uno aere.
gelt, inbem hle ralrbeiter" bic mad,
anbea iiibrenoen SeiInuneen ser
Sanae ie nod gcoari erpeitern, Der.
enasn ODER idliebcn.
Die iiberlpieeenoe 0iebrsabl Ser
geiuohner elmer aolenie biloen bie
81! Setter" uno CUR 8interSeit finoen
mir MIR bieie uno Die Weibhen por.
Sis halten Damn. etpa bonn Oftober
ab, ;hren Winteridllai uno Sen baben
Die IleiBigen Iierhen altf ipobl pers
biert. 8as baben Die geih1itiaen
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pfleaen Die grut, iiittern uno reini.
gen Die fllblolen 2arpen, transpor.
tiertn lie in Die is,Deils geeignetiten
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por :ueit ber miibiom berbei. bolten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
8mnteS Nuerlei

Woa traf Soa. WolI iaete mi.
tene: sd bin Der lteber;euaunq,
oas ID, meine 1000 Sci bon Sbnen
ME ;rieoer befommen fperoe!" - ut.
mete Soa erleihtert: ,Welh Elm
Gli'f! uno ieh babe mir id)on Den
8cpf aerbrohen. tpie icb Sbnen oos
-lhoaen6 Deibrineen fonn!"
3nei ebemaliee 3rieesfamerooen
tommen ins @eiprdn. Der Siinaere
er3dbt. marum ct iid freimi1ie 3l1r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

- Die He6e gbomberlains be6eu.
tet Rrieg - Die M'ss 9alaot.ys BE-.
oentet 4rieg - bic a'eoe Ritbcut' rps
beoeitet ariee! - Nann Mrs S;e
8erniinft reeierenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

Irlnce gemeIbet bafg
~Sf, bate feline Srau lno liebte>
Der arieev"
Worauf Der nnoere antiportete:
vunh bel mir mar es bos aeraoe &c.
gentril: Sf) hattie cine 0rau uno lieb.
te zen 5rieben!"
:suneer Gbemann: ,.SteQ' Dir por,
ols meine Jrau oas eritenol lab, bos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

'h fnnpfte, fieI lie sIatt in Obn.
mcdt."
sein 5rel,nb: Limb mas tateit
bu2"
tunaer gbemann: sd, nobn
hrell nod cine priie, ebe iie tpieoer
5u i'd fan!" :"
Evening star., 1939-01-26

Curtains & Drapes!

Curtains & Dr0peS!
14-$l.s5 Tailored Ecru Mar
quisette Curtains. 66 inches
wide to the pair and hemmed
on both sides --$1 pair
100 yds. 81 to S1.29 Len zths Of Cot
ton Velour, rayon taffeta, moire,
rayon and Gotten damask In
two-toned and novelty effects.
All so inches wide - 2Sc yard
52-$l Sofa Pillows, covered in
rayon and cotton damask or
colorful printed effects l--- Sc
3 Pairs Homespun Drapes, 100
inches wide to the pair, IN
yards long, natural ground,
$1.ss
u Pieces Remnants Of rayon
damask, prints, cottons-vari-
GUS lengths ------ 4Sc q.
s Odd Pairs $500 Woven Home.
spun Draperies with pleated
tops. 100 inches wide to the
pair and 2s4 yards long.
$3.99 pair
13 Pairs $4.95 Knitted Draperies
of rayon and cotton. In rust,
green, blue and brown with
eggshell cross stripe across the
bottom. 21S yards long,
$2.9S pair
(curtains e. Draperies, Sixth Floor.
The Hlcht CO..
Evening star., 1939-01-26

Toys!
-$7.95 Wheel Velocipedes with 10
inch front ball bearing ----$4.99
+S9.95 American Velocipedes with
spring steel frame ---------6.SS
SS15.95 Doll Coaches; de luxe
models in gray only -----$s.S9
1885 Doll Coaches with brake;
in gray only ----------$4.S9
2-s12.95 Autos in large size; floor
samples - X.SS
1-$27.50 Maple Flat Top Desk with
swivel chair; floor sample $10.99
1855 Little Girls Vanity; floor
sample NATURALIZATION $2.SS
$3.50 Oak Table and two chairs;
finished in white ----$1.S9
eroys. Fourth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26

20-s4.99 to $3.50 Misses Housecoats.
Dove suede, corduroy, quilted
rayon satin Broken sizes $1.88
29-Misses' $500 Quilted Robes;
broken sizes, wrap-arounds. Royal.
wine, French blue, black S2.99
S5.95 Dove-SueGe Housecoats. Wrap
around or upper styles. Navy,
wine, powder, rose. Broken
(Neeligees. Third Floor. The Hecht CO..
Sport Shop
40-S1.99 Rayon Crepe or Velvet
Blouses. Broken color and size
ranges .------- 39c
35-S2.99 and s399 SIip-on or Button
front Sweaters. Broken size and
color ranges -- 81
10-S6.99 Short sleeve Sport Dresses.
Wool and rayons, attractive COL
ors, broken sizes s------- $I.88
(Sportswear. Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Infants Furniture.

z-S7.50 and $40 Mothers Chair
and Night Table in maple;
sample $3.99
2-$9.95 Maple Cribs in full size
- with panel at each end S6.99
3-$10.95 De Luxe Play Yards;
floor samples $500
7-S16.95 Walnut Youth Beds with
removable sides S1o.99
1-S19.95 Ivory Crib; slightly
scratched S12.99
l-S29.95 Blue Youth Bed; floor
i, sample $3.50
20-s3.95 to S595 Crib and Youth
7 Beds, Mattresses and Pads.
All made by Simmons $2.99
Infants Furniture, Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1939-01-26
GIOUeS

(ItOC0S
Women's 7sc and 81 Gloves Of cotton and
bemberg fabric. Black, brown, green, cop
per. Sizes 5l2 to 712
"a prs. s1.9s to $3.50 Slip-on Gloves. a
button lengths. Washable English white
and natural doeskin. Ga, 619, 624 --S1.65
80 prs. 79c and 81 Sueded Fabric and
Bengaline Gloves. Broken colors and
sizes 39c
35 prs. S1-59 Cape and Kid Gloves. Slightly
soiled. Broken sizes --69 69c
121 prs. $198 Black and Brown Gloves.
Kid and capeskin
(Gloves Main Floor, The Heeht co.,
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Cotton Shop

15-S344 and s4.44 Street Dresses.
Rayon crepes, wool and rayons.
Black Even a few high shades.
Broken sizes - - $500
12-S1.79 to S1.99 Cotton Print
Dresses. Lingerie trims. Match
ing aprons. Sizes 38 to 46 S1.19
Cotton Shop Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Je,ceIry

50-Orig. 59c Costume Jewelry; pins, clips,
bracelets, cigarette lighters ------39c
40-Orig. SOC Costume Jewelry. Pins, clips
and some bracelets and compacts- -19c
20-Org. $3.50 and $5.95 G. e. Sessions
Clocks. Including electric models S229
(Jewelry. Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26
HO,,,efur'1aishi1,gs

Regular S129 Carpet Sweepers. Just SO to
sell! Removable pan type sweeper with
rubber wheels and sturdy hair brush sc
81 Five piece Fiesta Pantry Set. -Four can
listers and bread box in gay fiesta pattern.
Ivory with vari-colored ringed edge Soc
Regular $I0O Solid Color Pottery. Just 100
pieces in the lot! Included are salad bowls.
coffee pots, drip dishes, three-piece pitcher
sets in gay solid colors s-------------69c sc
(Housefurnishines Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz
$3.50 Butter Dishes - 29c
27-Sl Covered Enamel Refrigerator Stor-
age Pans 79c
39-S1 Glass Shelf and Towel Bar Com
binatiOns 69c
$3.50 Double Metal Wardrobes; as is,
S3.99
1880 Serving Trays with coasters -39c
3-S2.5O Canister Sets -- 81
13-S1.19 Dover Step-on Cans
2O-59c Fiesta Trays s----------------19c
10-59c Fiesta Dust Pans
(Housefurnishines, Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Umbrellas

100 only! So and 81 Umbrellas. Rayon
mixture umbrellas in plain and two
tone effects All are 16-rib and assorted
novelty handles --S1
7-$4s5 Tan Color Trench Goats; womens
sizes Il to $295
5-Women's 81 Silk Umbrellas; navy and
brown So
(Umbrelas. Main Floor The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26
S2.95 ToiIored Loom
Woven Net Curtoins
$l.99

ExpertIy toiIored curtains in
fiIet, rough or novelty weoves
some ore 100 inches wide
to the pair! Several styles.
All in popular noturol color.
(Curtains A Draperies Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26
'kerchiefs

Women's Csc to 29c Handkerchiefs. White
linens with exquisite Chinese embroidery
Bright colored prints for your sport outfits
All with hand-rolled hens 18c; 6 for S.
400-Women's 18c Linen Handkerchiefs:
white. white with colored borders, ano
solid colors; slightly soiled ----7c
75-Children's 18c Linen Handkerchiefs:
white and pastel colors with applique
1Ut
300-Mens 16c Linen Handkerchiefs; will
A-inch hens 10 for s.
(Handkerchiefs Main Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1939-01-26
NeckUeur

$50 to 50 Rayon Crepe Blouses. Prints
and street colors. Broken sizes ----Sl
100-59c to 81 Costume Scarfs and Tri-
angles. Rayon crepes, sheers, woods.
Street shades and prints
35-$1.59 Sweaters. Stancuna and shet-
land wool blend Pastels colors 81
(women's Neckwear. Main Floor)
Evening star., 1939-01-26

s1745o ,; cto.I:y $685.
Only one Of these de luxe models
to sell at this price! A large, 7
cubic foot fomhy size with
beautiful finish.
electrical Arcade Main Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1939-01-26
HANDBAGS

$50 Originally 81 Handbags, pouch, el
velope, top-handle and upper top mode
included, in smart colors 59c: 2 for
Is Orig. s1.49 Suede and Brocade Eveninf
Bags, soiled 29c
20 Orig. 81 Belts. Mostly suedes in brown
hilO OAdSh TOT
Just 100 Originally 81 Handbags! Jumbo
fabrics, underarm styles, evening muffs
suedes and leather daytime models 81
Neathersoods. Main Floor)
Evening star., 1939-01-26
tectric RefriqeratOrS!

Slightly Used-An Outstanding Vau
k16450 Electric; SO cubic foot model $89S5
Electric; cubic foot model
Refrigerator; cubic foot
Electric Refrigerator; cubic foot
de cubic foot size
Refrigerator $6995
Arcade, Toor
Evening star., 1939-01-26
$6.95 to S7.95 Street Dresses

parent velvet dresses %
for important otter
moons. 8 casual lightweight wool
dresses posteIsD.
S1O.95 to S13.95 Formal Dresses,
including novelty marquisettes,
rayon nets, rayon crepes, satins
and rayon chiffons. Sleek, So
phisticated styles and f1irtatious
bouffants. Sizes IL to 20 $4.88
25-Ever Smart Black Ray0n
Crepe Dresses-and a few in
colors. Rayon crepe maternity
dresses -.- 50
(Thrift Shop. Third F1oor)
Evening star., 1939-01-26
HOSieru

28-$1.65 English Wool Stockings. Now 6"
320-69c TO 81 Stockings. Silks, cote
isles. Some knee lengths. Broke
sizes &c
280-35c to 69c Lsle Mesh Socks and 81
Mesh Knee-length Stockings. Now I
(Hosiery. Main Floor The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1939-01-26

S3.95 Gray Velvet Arctics. Fur trimmed. 81
30 prs.-S2 "Adorable' Rayon Satin Bed
room Slippers. Wedge-heel type.
Not all sizes in every color-S1
(Womens shoes-Main Foor-The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26
81 to $6.75
Suede Shoes

Pumps, strops, oxford
or low heels. Sizes 8 u
to 9, AAAA to B. Brok-
en- sizes, sold os it. Not
all sizes in every style.
Evening star., 1939-01-26
flashing Machines!

a;95 ',::'. 6; g, E. s49.s7
eive-owoy at this low price!
Fge, beautiful console model with
tubes and oll-wove reception.
Ny Z to sell!
electrical Arcade. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26
45-$7.9o 6 $3.50
Sport Dresses
I'll won't sev- cAA 90

s'o' ssG Il Of f's' thsse :*se - d"
good-lookine wool
and royon or royon crepe
dresses. Wear them now and
tuck one or two owoy for spring
weather oheod. Long or short
sleeved styles; brown or black,
wine or blue. Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1939-01-26
Oil Heaters "a to " OFF

l-S8S. 80 Duo -Therm Heater $3.50
$4,000 Super Fex Heater $500
z-Sl9. 50 Duo Therm Heaters $3.50
l-S4675 Super Fex Heater -------S35O0
3-S34.5O Duo Therm Heaters $4,000
1-S3375 Super Fex Heater $1,000
-s49.95 Sun Flame Heaters S19.95
4-S59.95 Sun Flame Heaters -$29.75
l0-S69.95 Sun Flame Heaters ------s34.75
7-S99.50 Sun Flame Heaters S49.75
ll-Sl09.50 Sun Flame De Luxe
3-Sl19.50 Sun Flame De Luxe
Heaters -------------- S5S.95
(Eiousefurnishinps Fifth Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1939-01-26

90-S1.00 Playpron Lastex Rubber
Aprons; pastels; small, medium,
large -69c
60-S3.0O Nurses White Swan Uni.
forms; preshrunk; long sleeves,
detachable buttons: sizes IL, 38,
40, AZ, $1.39
(Uniforms. Third Floor. The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1939-01-26

Floor Samples! Some Brand New!
Models II tubes; tuning bands
tubes; alwave reception
American foreign reception $2soo
s1495 Table Models $747
Electric Tuning Model tubes S44SS
WESTINGHOUSE S39S5
Arcade, Coz
Evening star., 1939-01-26

1o0-s2 Pajamas and Gowns. OF cotton
Isle. The 2-pc. pajamas for sleeping
Cotton Knit Gowns and 2-Pc.
Pajamas. BY famous manufacturer.
1850 Tuck Stitch Panties and Vests.
8712% cotton, 1919 wool, 21a% silk 27c
5e-Fitted Slips. Rayon crepes and rsyon
satins with Wee tops----2 for 81
7-Cotton Gowns. Prints and solid COL
1877 TO SO Chinese Silk Gowns and Pa
jamas. Now S2.19
50-S1.69 Silk and Rayon Satin Slips Sl.19
(Linserie. Main Floor. The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1939-01-26

All the favorite furs
are here. Boxy and
fitted models. the top
ranking Silhouettes.
Sizes for m i S S e 8.
women. little women.
Mostly in black.
Evening star., 1939-01-26

300 pieces in the lot Included ore deco
rotive figures, vegetable dishes, vases, cups,
soucers. dinner pIotes, serving plotters,
bowls, jugs
5.o8 to 49, .o8 Chino Services 3.9S to 1898
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-09
~.
FEW MORE DAYS,
OF SANDY STREETS
SUPERVISOR THOMAS SAYS
WORK IS NEARLY COM
pLETED

Area Supervisor Wallace
Thomas calls attention to the
fact that resurfacing of the Sec
tons of the streets through
which the water and sewer line
was run is nearly completed.
1.-TWO streets have just been
covered with sand and except for
patch work in a number of, other
streets, the work is done" Mr..
Thomas said.
He asked those who live on the
streets which have been sanded
to have patience for the few
days necessary to allow the semi
soft asphalt used to dry. Until
that type of asphalt is dried
thoroughly and stops bleeding
the sand must be kept on the
spots to insure permanence of
the process. 1t will be swept off
eventually, however, it was
stated.
IF there are hot days the as
phalt will run and the sand may
have to be kept on longer" the
area supervisor said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-09
Russia Offers To
Mediate In Nazi
Peace Proposal
tRy Associated pressl

tBy Associated peess)
LONDON. Oct. 9.-Wifh Eng
land preserving silence for the
time being on the desire of Adolf
Hitler fer peace now that he has
conquered Poland. Moscow today
warned the Allies that the re-
sponsibilitY of a great war would
be on their shoulders.
'Senseless slaughter" would at
tend an attempt to annihilate the
Hitler theology and would de-
stroy a nation needlessly, Moscow
said. Russian sources stated that
the Soviet nation would be glad
to act as mediator.
Questioning Allies true motives
and intimating that England
was moving to consolidate her
world gains, Russia was strong
III her opinions.
Significant was the announce
ment that Russia was working to
speed up her economic machinery
to supply the needs of Germany.
Premier Daladier of France will
answer Adolf Hitler tomorrow
night in radio address.
Chamberlain missed an excel
lent opportunity to inform the
English people concerning the
peace by addressing Parliament
yesterday and stating only that
England's position has been well
affirmed in the past and needed
no further statement.
With Russia moving up to her
Baltic Sea positions it,sappeared
today that Adolf Hitler has agreed
to give Russia domination of the
Baltic in return for her aid in the
present crisis.
Finland is resisting Soviet
pressure regarding establishment
of Russia as a Baltic power but
it is believed it will eventually
.capitulate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-10-09
MORLEY INDICATES
NO GRAND JURY
PROBE OF DISTRICT.
BELIEVES PUBLIC MONEY
WOULD BE WASTED LOOK
ING FOR IMAGINARY MIS-
CONDUCT

MIAMI, Oct. Estates At
torney George w. Worley has dis
counted insinuations of misuse of
funds in the Highway Commits
sion and states, Il do not feel
justified in spending the public's
money looking for imaginary mis-
conduct.
after making study of the
state auditors report of activities
while B. M. Duncan was general
manager, l have found nothing
wrong in the handling of funds,
but, on the other hand, the COM
mission has been complimented
on keeping the accounts accurate
ly and properly. In the face of
this audit l do not feel justified
in spending the public's money
looking for imaginary miscon-
duct, was the full statement
made by Worley.
Last week he had said that a
Dade county grand jury could
not be called because it would be
out of that body's jurisdiction.