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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
ROWLING SCOR rs

$50 by Len rrowbridge. rompcd
over Shaughnessy Cafe first half
champions. 10 take three points
Eddie Valllsh rolled 800 10 lead
the Cafomen
StoIarski's Got and 512 b,
Bob Muchlcnbruch gave Arctic
Botticrs enough wood 10
sweep the scric' with Post
office. Harvey Berlin was
high for the Mailers with 51s.
Shaub Ellison won four points
from Ice Delivery and Jordan :
Bread added TO tho festivities OF
n big week for the company by
taking four markers from West
ern Furnaces.
The 3sth street Club team gained
= point Ia the race by taking three
points from LAnaeland on ladies
Herman Miller and Paul krehbic
we're high for the 3Hth streetcrs with
800 and 561 respectively label Nc
Cofmlck rolled $50 10 pace the fem
iniBo quintet
Redmen won three from WRrdrobs
Cleaners and Hooker Eleetrochemlcali
annexed trio from ihnEelhnd Fuf
nAecs Sam Upton rolled 300 and
Tom Drew $40 Tor the HoUkofs "a
place well up among the league a
best scorers
Roy hrcherA Confectionery won
three from Bilia Tavern. with Louise
Wahlcrs IN the leading rolc for the
feminine team with = $50 total HANK
Rcimcr rolled 500 and Eddie Colno
$50 for IN, Tavern team
Broadway Alleys split even Nlth
Jean ieonard's Jittsrbugsics niss
BlattieTs SOB wa scored for the
Broadw way lAdios hoyskb $40 wa
high for the Utter team
A Angoee and y Thomas wefs
the high scorers III the city Em-
ployes league Thomas had a7a FOR
the beat total ana Ang0Ys rolled 562
for the next high score With 12B
single game topping all others
Another entry va added % tie
list OF teams IN the cts aAsoc Ia ton
tournament Tuesday when the era
tailke team signed UP for the city
championship meet tn. mrmb@ra
of the team are DICK Hcsefthnry
Pred swanson. Claude Febffh"n. BsTyi
Wakefield and BIZ MORTALITY fhefe
nre - teams now entered IA the
CTS tourney
CITY league starr take 10 the alleys
tonight 81 = 20 70 shoot tholg seek .
IS matches The Class Women
league bowls At . IS O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Motormen To Play
Bearded Hoopmen

General Motors Of the Tacoma
City league will meet the House
Of David Bearded Aces IN =
basketball game al EatOnYilis Sat
urdsy night ~ > O'Clock The 10
Gals are given only an OUTSIDE
chance - beating the bearded
quintet. composed Of former col
lege stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Modern Annie
Oakleys Win

EUGENE. Ore. - Fourteen
University ~ Oregon Annie
Oakleys today had proved the
inherent truth of . mueh-1orn
adags--'Sfhs female ~ the
specie. Ia more dsAdIy than the
male"
The womeB's rife squad,
shooting under regular match
rules against the mems squad,
scored q ,sts to 1881 victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

their lead In the standings. al
though winning only two points
from Royal Arcanum. Hal era
yen's 555 kept the Stationers on
even terms with the high-scorins
Arcanums. with Harold Rouse
shooting 5s4, Morris Finnigan 5si
and Tom Miller 553
Cammarano Brothers. led by
Paul Schaeffers 595 and nice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Oregon Wins
Over Husky

EUGENE, Ore. Tho University
Of Oregon Wehfoots today roosted
atop the Northern division basket
ball conference after dropping the
Washington Huskie.. 81 10 20, last
night The teams will play again
tonight
Oregon led by 80 percentage
points. with eight wilma and one
loss against the Huakles four wins
and one defeat A victory for the
visitors tonight would again
change the lead
The largest basketball crowd ~
Oregon history 600 fans saw
the game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

JOCK McOMBER recalls Frank Farmer the old light heavy
y of another Tacoma ring
When men of Franks size not available .
well he took them all on, the bigger the better
Old Logger battled Bearcat Wright Andre Anderson
. George Iamson . the giant Bill TAFT Sam Langford
Fred Fulton and many other behemoths men who
out W eighed him 80 and pounds
thrower, old Bald Eagle
along he might
another chapter Of
>fhe himself
blame he could fight, and how
of poundage
late allowing Robert
f General 195 pounds IS pound
bulge much beef But Jocks strong,
powerful youngstel we'll Men his
weight are hereabouts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
City Loop 7itGst
To Enter Tourney

The winner of the Tacoma city
league title viii represent Pierce
county IN the Northwest basket
ball tournament I Seattle FEB n.
- and March ! provided the
championship team is not chai-
lenged By Feb. 10. u was an
nounced today by Al Hodges. Met
ropolitan Park district recreation
II the city league ,lillst ls chal-
l.nged. a playoff viii be arranged
by the tournament committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Junior Waltons

The Junior Izaak Wsltons will
meet Thursday night at Z O'Clock
at jefferson Playfield community
house. Members are asked 10
bring their parents Movies fur
nished by the Canadian Pacific
railway will be shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Cams, Painters
ToTopProgram

CammafaBo Brothers and
johnson Paint. meeting AT D
O'Clock. top the city Basketball
league program at Lincoln
gymnasium Thursday nj l..
The Cams are still undffested
In second half play. In other
game. the College Of Puget
Sound Frosh play Chilla's AT
!. and California Florists meet
General Motors at 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

In the schedule f0r The y dlyi-
si0n Thursday night the street De
par,m.nt viii meet the Light and
Water Department IN the opener
a. 8 O'Clock. Police and Firs De-
psrtments follow a. O'Clock
The a division will also schedule
q double header With the Finance
and Light and Water Department
meeting al . O'Clock Police. street
Depa rtnent At . O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Buckley Takes
Circuit Lead
TiIsDii hI>tI1
Buckley ~ Fife 45

TUESDAY, KINtII
Buckley 81 Fife 45
Buckley Merchants took over
leadership IN the hotly-conicsted
Valley division race Of the West
ern Washington league by defeat.
ing Fife Merchants. 52-55. at Fife
Tuesday evening
Big Bob Houston scored %
points for the Fifemen but il waA
rot enough to stop the deadly
shooting of Jack Bonato. Bill
Ames and Red Morris Of the Buck
ley clan
The two clubs meet again
Thursday night al Buckley Other
league clashes the sam evening
send Service Battery to North
Puysllup and Puyallup TotemS 10
Estonville
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

His games were
100, 232 and
IT'S.
Helen Blatt-
ler topped the
women scorers
of the circuit
with a sos to-
tai, IN GLIDING
games OF 1913,
$50 and 900.
The CONNER
cial league race
narrowed when
| he lea d in <
tea m = found
the going quite
rough The sta
TONERS retained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Basketball Results

VI HfAfHN MI
Pittsburgh Teachers 81. South Nsst'
sfn 81
KfnpOgla Teachers - Wlchlta -.
OREGON 81 Warrington 80
Pomona ~ UCf.A IS
81 Maryis - college Of P@clfic 20
Arizona Teachers flagstaff ~
Arizona %
santa Cara - San rfsncISco 81
idaho 80, COnzsgs AZ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

MOSCOW, Idaho-The University
Of Idaho Vsndsls avenged them
selves By beating Gonzags univer-
sity. ~ to 81 in SLOW. uninter-
esting non conference basketball
game last night. The Idaho fresh
men also Won from the Coma "a
f.osh, ~ 70 %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Hank Stolarski shooting for
Arctic Bottlers, rolled a 600 total
Tuesday at the Broadway alleys
To top the 100 men and women Of
Tho leaPno in their WeeklY mntches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
PATTI DrAS SIGNS

NJ Ipti~f wv aAA AtFsnf
brother ~ tns Chicago Cubs
pitching are. Dizzy Dean sign
81 a ons.yeaf contract siih me
81 Louis Cardinals last night
he said ne VAS sstisfisd With
lsrms q The contract which we're
not dlzeiossd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
BengaIs Trim
Catsby33.20

Stadium's Tigers climbed back
TO second place in the Cross-State
basketball standings when they
walloped the Bremerton Wildcats,
33 TO 20. last night in the local
gym. Tiger Reserves beat the
Bremerton seconds 1921, in pre-
liminary tilt.
The Bengsls. much improved
since their last two home games
led II to $ al half time and %
to IL at the close of the third
period
Close checking b, the Wild
cat five held the score down
during the early part of the
tilt, but a. the game grew
older II grew wilder and sta
lium. shooting accurately. fin
ished with point getting
spree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
MUST BE TOUCH
ON HENS WHICH
AREN'T EDUCATED

NV 5ONN tffII LNIlHfl.
star Dlngmaa Tor ths NsS
York Rangers takes care Of ala
farm during ,ns 0sf.sessoa. ana
nengs sn sx In his nsn mousse
attn . strn beneath n rv3dsnx
An sxx . dsy kseps the ~
sway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
On the Lam
With -.
Elliott Metcalf

THEY pitched John Henry Lccs into the ring Nth Joe
1 Louis the Killer. I7iolcug John Henry blind in
eyc the lcft the side he struck aud feed ike
an
The Ne1c York commission knee Johns handicap.
Examining physician passed him TT UoU he tcaS.
poor dera for the slaughter. and profits he made the
mob
But that's the lac back there It's snorling dog cat dog
the blood dollar. their god
They dress Ike That's all -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
HARLEM ACES
WIN EASILY

Before a nesr-capacity house at
Lincoln last night the Harlem
Globe Trotters toyed with the Ia
coma City league all-stars, 50 TO
~ Il was their 18th consecutive
victory Of the season.
The TrOtters had too much
on the ball against the start
ing Tacoma five and ran up
1862 quarter lead before the
Stars put in their second club
and ended the half trailing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
An Argument Ends

THIS is the final rap any steeheader take at Norage
the ski writer who SCOTS seelhead fishing a hard
sport and auds the sport of the stiff Stats the
gruelng
1t comes from steeheader, and woman always
has the last word That's certain bunon coppers
The little lady writes in part:
I'm bet Vorage doesn't fly rod from steehesd pole
and as for all the strenuous p skiing ne has done we'll was
old hand at 1t when he three-cornered shortes
numbness misery anglers
thrill he gets Or she Yes I'm gal one of the two or three here
A CHALLENGE BEGOSH
Il EFT Norlage follow along the Mashel river trail
in the snow sleet wind rain with a couple
of 10pound steeheads his shoulder. Id walk him and
freeze him and torture him to soulearng means
The difference number participating the
Of gals ski Very very few can stand the steeheadne GAIT
MRS FISHERMAN .
vorge grtting
But this ends the controversy He presented his
Ind besides always
to know that vorage, you pinnacle pigeon
other night by Stan Nesen Stan accused them of uns cards
to another pnoche They denied the charge moment
later Stan drew 1000 He apoogzd They him out of
DEAR NET You Joe Louis has done all that has been
asked of him. Well, maybe he has. But still want to
him tagged like Schmelng did the first time just to
what a he does o George DvO0 about his chin A0v
Punohsr who reach him might crack him stiff But name %
HAVEN'T read fu71nier publicity yarn in years Las
II sell, Tiger catcher, holds out for raise
THIS United Press dispatch please
country central Oregon woods Aners hopeessy
enanged became death struggle Coyotes set upon the pair
Two ranches found
geedi from bucket and dropped
exhausted to fight again if RECEIVERS"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

ne liHtupS.
stadium Var. t33D (20o Brcm, Var,
Soper 90 1892 900. ~ Adams
Kapoyich ~ r 49,. a. Hultccn
LoftneSs 81 &C 49,. ~ CoWdrcy
Hudson ~ &c ........ ~ Ross
Klarich 81 90 .... a. Mcneil
Substitutes: Stadum-Dick Doncl-
son, Warren Harvey Fred Angus 90,
Dave Livingston. Dave Doud Bremen
ton-Tome Blakely. John Ellcr. Lin
dell Brown. Long. offlcialS-A Dahl
berg, referee. George Wise umpire
Mitch Angelica timer
stadium Res. (32B t2n Brem. Res
Molttor "a .....F.. 10 Worland
Warter 12) - 80. 90 cambell
Johnson .......+C ........... Long
olzendam 81 ..G.....s.. "a Olsen
DeMaris 80 49,. O.. ~ Engstrom
Substitutes; Stadium - Jerry VIII
helmsen ID. Rod Giske %. Lyman
Anderson. Bob Turner. Bremerton-
Nson "a. Longley a., Maui, Brown
ca, Jones 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Totals ....s..4...t4s "a ~ 10
Technical foul Ds9Tsfy guard.
Washington
OiflclaiA Prank Henoses Portland.
Emil Piiuso. Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Bells Beaten
In Fast Game

Bellarmine's Lions were defeated
in fast basketball game last
night at the Bell gym by Seattle
Prepmen, 20 TO %.
The Prep varsity had
height and speed combined
with a strong aggressiyeness.
They were leading IS 10 3 at
the half. The Bells sank only
one field goal in the first half.
Foul shots gave them the
other seven points.
The Bells came to life soon after
the third period opened and At one
time were leading by one point.
However, the Painters soon tied
things and ended the quarter, %
to is, Hesly began going to town
in the fourth quarter and the Bells
had the score cut to % TO Is.
Fouls then gave the Painters a
pronounced lead
Bells seattle Prep
Fiorino "a 800. F. 40 McGoyern
Smith ~ .....F 80 J sullivan
Norniie ~ ....C........ ~ COVE COVE
Healy - ......G ...+...... SeaNef
Robinson ~ 49,. q .... ~ Sifferman
Substitutes Bells O'connell.
Grieye. Seattle Prep--HardinaH 10
= Sullivan Free throws missed
Beliarmine Seattle Prep 3 Umpire
Balloon referee BsTofsky
Reserve 6ame
Bells seattle Prep
Mockel .. p t0l r GaTrlck
King 81 .......F........ ~ Lucid
Brining ~ &C ~ { Kefkendali
Tsrdin ~ 90 .....#fsJ @ Fallon
OIcary ...... @ ..#.= 80 R9DOWlts
Substitutes. Bells-Sankovirh 81.
Farrell a. OConnell "a. Prep
johnson. Perrin Burke 49,. T john
son 10 johnson %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Subs An-stsrE Like 81 nlroy
- Werblsky q. Merklt a., {
Herness a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Substitutes. Belis-Ssnkovirh 81.
Farrell a. O'Connsll "a. Prep
johnson. Perrin Burke 81. T John
son t0t J johnson %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Announcement usx made that
the best sklers u the club would
be on hand each sunday morning
az both Paradise ana Baker 70
teach lsss adept members q few
things about the sport. Won't cost
a cent
Evening star., 1939-07-27
HOuSefisr1,iShi,,qs

500-10c to 75c China Cups, Sau-
GERS, Plates and Drinking
Glasses ---5c SC & 1Oc
21-S1.00 Fibre Bathroom HAM
perS 39c
S-s1.19 Folding Picnic Tables,
39c
87-$1.O0 Pottery Casseroles, Tea
Pots and Salad Sets, in solid
colors 69c
29-$1.98 Shower Curtains or
Shower Drapes sec
57-s1.00 Picnic Ape. Grill Sets,
69c
16-s2.9S Electric Ventilating
Fans " 79c
9-s4.29-$l.29 Bathroom Hamp-
erS, as is Sl,29 e. 59c
13-S2.99 to S9.9S Tilt-top Card
Tables, as is 79c to S1.99
l5-S2.9s to $3.50 Folding Gard
IaDleS, as Is, long wear left,
79c to $2.99
55-A.00 Folding Bridge Chairs,
wood frames, leatherette
oSaEo - SE.UU
20-Sl5.95-2-speed. 12-inch Os-
cillating Electric Fan S9.95
12-s22.50 Everhot Electric Roast
er, with broiler -- SIl.99
Also an assortment Of as is house
furnishing items, including shoe
cabinets. stools, chests, step-on
cans, waste baskets, pots. pans,
enamel ware, etc, priced for clear
ance
(Housefurnishings. Aforementioned
Fifth Floor. The Hecht CO..
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u off
Hand Made
Chinese Filet
Pieces
lOc to 559c

Attractive group Of scorfs,
doiIies, chair sets and OBJ
longs, all handmade fiIet
loce; were loc to Sl.lo.
(Fancy Linens. Conditioned
Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-07-27
BOYS WEAR

ROYS WEAR
81-Orig. 69c Basque Polo Shirts lac
269-Orig. 19c Knit Polo Shirts. Cut
and sewn 49c
31-Orig. S2.99 to $3.99 Upper Top
Swim Suits -----------S1 S1.79
39-Orig. 69c Broadcloth Sport Shirts.
Short sleeves ---14 lac
5S-Orig. 81 and S1.29 Cotton Wash
Shorts. Solid color. 4 to 12--49c
7O-Prs. Orig. 35c Children's Hose, SC
13-Orig. $1.99 Upper Top Swim
Suits
boys Wear. Second Floor The
Conditioned Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Metal WardrObes
and Cabinets

Slightly Scratched or Denied.
1-S3.98 Two-shelf Cabinet, size
34xl8x12 S1.99
1-s4.49 Three-Shelf Cabinet, size
43xl8X12 $249
1-S4.49 Four-S Shelf Cabinet, size
63x15xl0 S2.49
1-S4.9S White Steel Cabinet
Base, 16x20 S2.98
7-S4.9S Five Shelf Cabinet, size
18x66x12 $2.98
1-s4.99 Wall Cabinet, size
30X24 ----------$2.98
1-S4.98 Wardrobe, size
15x60 S2.9S
3-S4.99 Wardrobe, size COX
1888 Ivory Five Shelf Cabinet,
size 66x22xl2 S2.98
18-S8.95 Double door Wardrobe
with hat shelf --- S4.99
1-S7.95 Double door Wardrobe,
size 26x60 S4.99
2-S9.9S Double door Wardrobe
with lock and key, size
66x24x20 S5.9S
1-S9.9S White Five-sh Cabinet,
size 66x27x12 S5.98
1-S9.98 Ivory Five-shelf Cabinet,
size 66x27x12 S5.98
Moth Storage Needs
Soo-1oc Paper Garment Bags Sc
1870 Paper Storage Bags, for 8
garments
36-S1.00 Underbed Roller Shoe
Chests ----- 39c
37-S1.19 CedariZed Blanket
Boxes 49c
37-S1.00 Rug Bags SOC
37-S1.00 Underbed Roller
Chests 79c
40-S2.9S Upper Mothproof Gar
ment Bags S1.00
15-s1.9S Roll-up Type Mothproof
Closets S1.39
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SYORE: WIDE CLEARAWAY
lust IS Fiue-Way
S. Gym Outfits
3.99

Keep them hoppy and con-
tented the doy long, right
in their own back yord.
These ore equipped with
Swing, See-Sow, Rings and
z Horizontal Bors. EosiIy
set up.
Aforementioned Fourth Floor)
Evening star., 1939-07-27

-59.95 Lounge Chair, with
down feather ond hair
cushions, ton royon ond
cotton domosk- $39.95
-oo.o5 Chatham Solid Mo-
pie Wing Chair S4e.e5
-69.95 Chinese Chippen-
dale Chair, with down and
hoir-fiIled scot S49.95
Solid MopIe Wing
Chair, upholstered in quilt
ed chintz ---$49.95
Love Scot, uphoI-
stored in red block lin
en- $49.95
-99.95 Modern Love Scot,
down and feather scot
cushion -------$49.95
-l29.95 Chatham Solid
MopIe Soto ---S99.95
oo.o5 2-Pc. Living Room
Suite, blue royon ond COT
ton velour ---Sl29.e5
-24o.o5 Soto with hair and
down-fiIIed cushion, up
hoIstered in antique royon
and cotton sotin Sl49.95
Fourth Floor. The Hecht CO..
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LIVING ROOM PIECES
l and 2 of a kind

l-lo,o5 Occasional Chair,
red cotton and royon
velour -----$ $1,000
l-29.95 Choise Lounoe,
brown flowered chintz up
holstey ----S19.95
l-44.e5 Occasional Chair,
modern, green royon ond
cotton upholstery -$24.95
l-44.95 Club Chair, black
linen upholstery Sass
l-3e.95 Lounge Chair, rust
cotton and royon top
estry ----$29.95
l-44.o5 Chair Bed ond o.
tomon, rust royon and cot
ton topestry-- $29.95
l-44.o5 Chair Bed and o.
tomon, green royon ond
cotton topestV S29.95
1895 Lounge Chair. with
loose down and feather
back pillow, blue royon and
cotton domosk $29.95
l-4o.95 Solid Maple Plot
form Chair - S39.95
Living Room Furniture, Air-Condi
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Striped A,rninuS


for Windows or Porches
12-Painted Stripe Window AVN
ings, assorted colors, all use
able - each 2ec
23-Painted Stripe Window AVN
ings of the better quality,
each S1.00
20-Painted Stripe Window AVN
ings. complete with frames and
ropes ---- each Sl.39
11-Painted Stripe Porch Awnings,
9 are IT. wide-1 is 4 #. wide
and l is S #. in. wide 1898
4-Painted Stripe Double Window
Awnings, complete-2 are 5 #.
wide, is #. in. wide and l.
it. wide 50 98
3-Painted Stripe Porch Awnings,
complete, ready to hang. as
Is S4.98
awnings. Aforementioned Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Co
Evening star., 1939-07-27
Garden Supplies
Sunfast, Tubfast, so In.
Printed Cotton
DuStiteS
39c yd.
OrieinalIy SI.OO a Yard


A wonderful opportunity to make
slip covers, dropes, bedspreods or
cushion covers. Beautiful seIec-
tion Of ooy fIoroI or striped cot
ton Dustte in usobIe lengths
measuring z to 72 yords long.
Only 300 yords.
17-s1.59 to s1.95 Odd Curtains,
self color dots and colored dots
on ivory 81 pr.
2-S3.9S Rayon and Cotton Da-
mask Portieres, one of a kind
ready to hang Sl.95
2-s24.95-Walnut Veneered Ce-
dar Chests, measuring 48
inches long ------S S15.95
40-Painted Stripe Canvas Roll
ups, S it. wide, complete with
pole and rope ----------S 81
8-Sl.95-Dressing Table Skirts in
printed chintz; sold
'as is" Csc
(Curtains and Upholsteries.
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The Hecht co..
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S,ciss Organdy
ScarfS and
Vanity Sets
3 for 81

Originally 6ec dointy Or
CANDY scorfs and vonity
sets, imported from Switz-
erlond. PosteI shades en-
broidered in ecru.
Evening star., 1939-07-27
PAINTS

Il AzNlS
S1.39-Red Metallic Roof Paint.
Gal. S1.0O
Sl.69-Porch and Deck Enamel,
light and dark gray and red.
y gal. S1.19
S2.25-Washab BILE Flat White Paint.
Gal. -S1.69
S3.25-100co Pure Linseed Oil
House Paint, 3 colors.
Gal. S2.39
S5.00-Monad Marine Spar Var
.nish, for floors. woodwork.
ETC.; waterproof. Gal. $3.50
S4.50-Monad Rubberite Semi
Gloss Wall Paint. Gal. S2.98
paints. Air Conditioned Fifth Floor,
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$50 to 500 Off
Household
Linens
20 to s3.'s

A wide selection of doiies,
napkins. luncheon and din
ner cloths, scorfs and other
fine pieces. Slightly soiIed.
Evening star., 1939-07-27
INFANTS WEAR

15-Orig. S5.95 to S10.95 Coat and Hat
Sets. Broken sizes 81 to 1888
25-Orig. 81 Sunsuits. Printed percaes
and broadcloth. l to 3d. 5Sc
40-Orig. 81 and $1.15 Boys and Girls
Sunsuits. Broken tots sizes 64c
12-Orig. sec BroadclOth Creepers and
Batiste Dresses ----3 $50
15-Orig. S1.15 to $1.95 Dresses and
fodder Suits. Broken sizes Tic
Infants Department Second Floor,
The Air Conditioned Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-07-27
GIRLS WEAR

12-Orig. 69c Beach Hats 4Sc
15-Orig. S1.59 Play Clothes. Overalls,
slacks and Barnyard Fashions
from California Each 99c
20-Orig. $1.59 Chubbie Shorts and
Overalls. 1912 to 1872 - 99c
25-Orig. 81 and S1.15 Inner n Outer
Shirts. Spun rayon, broadcloth.
Broken sizes 59c
1S-Orig. $1.59 Rayon Lastex Bathing
Suits. 3 to $50
55-Orig. s1.95 and $2.95 Summer
Dresses. Broken sizes,
$1.69 and S1.95
12-Orig. s4ss and s5.s5 Rayon
Sharkskin Dresses. White only. 8
to $3.95
13-Orig. 2-Pc. s2.95 Sport Dresses.
Rayon crepe -S1.95
12-Orig. s1.15 and $1.59 Slack Sets.
Checked blouse, cotton hopsacking
slacks. 10 to 14----7 IA 78c
40-Orig. 81 and S1.15 Play Suits.
Broken sizes -----------5 sec
15-Orig. S1.15 Sheer Dresses. Sizes
10 and IL only 58c
tGirls' Wear, Second Floor,
The Aforementioned Hecht Coz