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Evening star., 1940-12-15

HOUSES FOR SALT.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
ALL TRADES CONSIDERED.
OPEN-VACANT,
CORNER BRICK. 1901 . 81. NE.
For. or 2 families; baths, 3 porches,
butlt-in garage. Conv. to schools, stores
and transportation. Terms.
ROGER MOSS, DI. 1921.
Evenings. 0eorgia 64s3.
NEAR WOODROW WILSON.
$9,5OO-S ROOMS.
4. Here is an exceptionally good oppor-
convenience. Includes. 2 bedrooms and
bath on 1st floor. 9 bedrooms and bath on
2nd floor. in addition to. the usual living
quarters. Inclosed heated sun porch. au-
For details cali Mr.. Jones. deorgia 3o79.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
For the Discriminating Buyer.
Lovely home built BY one OF Washing
tons best;known builders. on Kalmia I'd.
nv Shepherd Park. bedrooms, baths.
heat. open deck. lovely grounds, in excel
Inspection, cail JAMES Z. TUCKER. res,
estate. 907 18th st. NV. ME. 1925. RA.
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HILLCREST AREA.

SS,45U.
First showing 4 new detached brick
houses. one sold before completion; large
living room with fireplace. step-up dining
room. fully equipped kitchen. 3 real bed
rooms, modern bath with shower. club
room high location. overlooking city:
Southeasts best buy. Open to pm.
3149 WESTOVER DRIVE Sc.
Directions: East on Pa. ave. sc. to 31s
St, right to Westover dr..
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV DI 3346
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PETWORTH SECTION

Just on New Hampshire ave.-6 large
rooms, bath; h.-w.h.. new oil burner: good
condition. Priced for immediate sale For
appointment. call OWNER. CO. O6s7-J.
$3.50 CASH-INSPECT.
:, Colonial row brick: 6 rms, bath. h.-wh..
ROGER MOSS, DI. 1921,
Evenings and Sunday, GE. 64s3.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Near Capitol; beautiful 10 T. and tile
baths; paths completely al Temodelsd @ with pains
elec. fixtures, etc Ideal for professional,
tourist or rooming purposes E. A. GARVEY,
DI 450S: eve and Sun GE $3.50
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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED

In an attractive new, Groom, 2-bath,
nice, quiet Northwest section. close to
transportation AMI shopping. priced at
S10,750, call Mr. Howe. Emerson 3953: Tor
Evening star., 1940-12-15

.-4 IoIL Sl. .NeHItoI VA. ULoo.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
202 QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
Charmingly designed BUNGALOW, con-
veniently located near everything; lovely
rooms. tile bath, spacious living room with
fireplace full basement newly decorated
etc Don't fail to see this unusual value,
reduced to only $3.50 on terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
MN FAnn
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ME. 54OO.
LOOK-A REAL BUY.
AT $4,000.

CHEVY CHASE MD.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER.
including sunroom. pantry : bed.
rooms, ? baths. glass-inclosed sleep
ing porch, Celotexed attic: garage;
convenient to bus and all schools.
VACANT, RECONDITIONED.
EDW H. JONES g. CO.. INC,
WOOpIEY o3On
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BRICK. CAPE COD.

slate roof, oil hot-water heat, bedrms
2 baths, paneled recreation room, built-in
garage; This is truly one Of the best buys
in Bethesda today. Price, S10.450. Call
for appointment. F. r. SPEAR INC,
Evening star., 1940-12-15

real home among giant trees; the mo-
ment you enter you are impressed by the
charm and superior construction; 4 bed
rms. bath on second floor; = bedrms.. bath
on first: 2-car gar. deck above wonderful
rec. rm., tiled swim. pool: many unusual
built-in features Open day and night
MISS REED, GE. SO53, North 1883.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

BEAUTIFUL EAsTEAHD GARDENS.
42nc and Kenilvorth ave. n.e-Purchass
4 lot in a splendid neighborhood. 4Ox132;
when paid $3.50 e sS9o 1r ~ euld ld,o.
rado Bldg. Room l; Lincoln os9a-J.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

727 3rd st. n.e.-1S rooms. bath on
every floor, full-cut basement, excellent
rooming house. Near car line and schools.
Price, $e,250; $1,000 cash. Open for
inspection. For complete Information
cal Ma 1874 from 8 to 8.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
A REAL BARGAIN.

Neat 2-story brick, rooms and bath
Rented by us for $40. Good lot with As
it. parking and on wide paved avenue
Act quick, only one. Price only $3.50.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP =,
l4lS H st. NV. District 1877.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

New 5-rm brick houses as modern as
the day Large lot to alley; $3.50. 1881
46th st. NV. -,
New 6-rm., all-brick, corner house, large
ern ave NV. CREAL g. TURNER. Emer-
Evening star., 1940-12-15

VERY DESIRABLE HOME. FOR CoLORED,
for 3 families. Owner building elsewhere
can be bought reasonably.
DAVID RIFKTND.
510 18th St NV RE- 403A.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

HILLCREST.
2O13 3lst ST. Sc
New detached brick, overlooking city;
6 rooms, , baths. clubroom. built-in ga
rage. screened porch of living room; slate
roof; oil heat; large lot: price and terms
reasonable.
Open. Lighted. Heated: Built, l Left,
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 l4th St NV DI 3346
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$4,750.
$3.50 CASH.

WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
6-rm. brick, ami. $3.50 cash. $50 mo.
4-bedrm. house. ami. 5000 cash. S55 mo.
once open. H. c. MAYNOR, 2314 R. I.
ave ne North 433S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

indefinable in the bearing OF a
malingerer which experience alone
can detect" the instructions are
designed to anticipate all the
known methods OF physically dodg-
ing the draft
"Malingers may be divided into
three general groups" II says.
Real malingerers, with nothing
the matter with them, who injure
themselves or make allegations re-
speeding diseases or such condi-
tons as drug taking, or who simu-
late disease many OF these
will have been coached.
"Psycho-neurotics. who are nat
ural complainers and try to get
out of every disagreeable thing in
life /. many OF these can be
made into good soldiers.
Confirmed psycho-neurotics
from whom not much can be ex-
pected In the way OF reconstruc-
ton"
Among the assorted medical all
ments which may be simulated are
heart trouble, stomach ulcers, skin
irritations or inflammation of
many parts of the body, eye and
ear deficiencies, and jaundice.
Some persons may shoot or cut off
fingers and toes-usually on the
right side. 1t was noted that
these accidents rarely happen in
the presence Of witnesses.
Insanity. the directions said. is
rarely feigned, and is then "of an
extremely silly, foolish type"
All men examined will be given
thorough tests-blood and others
for syphilis and tuberculosis.
Those whose syphilis tests indi-
cate presence of the disease will
be given second examination.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

The requirements are more len
lent than those maintained for
regular army personnel, but more
stringent than those applying I'M
der the World war draft.
They ARE part Of the eIab-
crate classification process
which viii determine the sO0.-
600 men 20 he called for mill
tary service and which will
follow next Tuesdays lottery.
Men who are not placed in de-
ferred classifications at once be-
cause of dependents. essential job.
etc. viii be given thorough physi-
cal examinations and placed in one
Of these three classes:
l-A-Those available for general
military service.
I-B-Those available for limited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Production in
Detroit Spuris

DETR0TT-Detroit mass pro
duction center Of the nation. Is
booming under a steady increase
O national defense orders and ris-
ing automotive production.
Business and industrial barom-
efers point 70 a return 10 the
palmy days Of 1929 and 1887.
Figures for employment. industrial
power consumption. automobile
production and bank debts and
clearings all show encouraging in
creases over last year
Government contracts for de-
Tense materials necessitate expan-
sion OF production facilities and
increased employment
Industrial power consumption in
recent week totaled SO. 327 900
kilowatt hours. highest in Detroit's
history. In the same week. auto
mobile production reports showed
an increase for the sixth consecu-
tive week.
Employment In Wayne county
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Sawdusi Stored
By Jensen Fuel

50 many Tacoma families are
dependent on wood and sawdust
for their fuel. that we assume a
responsibility Of maintaining a
large reserve supply Of these fuels
to tide Us over any shut-downs
Of local mills says Everett Jen-
sen. manager Of Jensen Fuel COM
pany at $500 So. Washington st.
During the current period Of
sawmill inactivity. we are glad TO
assure our customers that they
VIII not have any trouble in OBJ
tanning wood or sawdust from US.
Our big sawdust>s storage plant
At 1910 Ruston way. in old Ia
coma, assures an adequate supply
the year around This storage
plant Is aforementioned 10 keep
our reserve sawdust in prime con-
dition AZ all times"
IN addition to wood products
for heating. Jensen Fuel company
handles all types OF coal for stok-
er and hand firing and General
Petroleum stove and diesel oils.
A fleet OF modern trucks speeds
delivery to all sections OF Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Eyes-Normal vision and per-
sons with 20 }100--that is. able to
read the 100-foot card line at 20
feet IL correctable with glasses to
20 40 on both sides with glasses
Hearing-Able to hear normal
low conversation at 20 feet or able
to hear, in each ear, the same
sound at 10 feet.
Teeth-Three lower and three
upper biting teeth which meet.
and three upper and three lower
chewing teeth that meet. Natural
teeth include those which may be
restored by filling or have suit
able crowns. II the roots are firm.
Feet-w lille distinctions are
made for various deformities, the
requirements are summarized in a
general conclusion which provides
IA classification for men whose
defects are such they will not dis
qualify him for general military
service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24


More heat from every drop of
oil is the claim for Duo-Therm
heaters. according to Harry. W.
Dorman of Weisfield & Goldberg.
who retail the line here.
In a variety of models, Duo
Therm heaters provide a number
of features, Dorman pointed out.
Among these are the exclusive bias
BATTLE burner, insuring perfect
combustion; the special waste
stopper, preventing heat from es-
Gaping up the chimney; front dial
control; large capacity humidifiers
to equalize moisture in the air;
new cabinet style and finish, and
for year-around comfort. the
power-air device which drives heat
to the floors to insure uniform
temperature in rooms In winter,
and which also may be used inde-
pendently In summer to force re-
freshing cold air throughout the
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Moe the Cymp' Leaves
Jail a Free Man

LLYW OOD-Col. Martin
Snyder, known in the theatrical
world as Moe the Gimp" Tues
day walked out of court a free
man after two years of fighting a
charge of attempted murder.
The stocky theatrical manager
was convicted of shooting Myrl
Alderman. present husband of
Ruth Etting. blues singer and for
merly Snyder's wife. He was
granted a new trial by the appel
late court and Superior Judge
Thomas L. Ambrose dismissed
charges against Snyder when the
district attorneys office said it
could not get witnesses to testify
again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
New Workers. Agog Over Emil
Hurja S Forecast for Willkie

US rare visits to Wall Street, and
hin the Stock Exchange, lies back
1andoned F.D.R. The fact that Jim
Iy-of Wall Streets legendary Ben
club made the bankers blink, for
of Emil Hurja's Pathfinder.
disgruntled Democrats that early
in 1889 Hurja was given command
of Pathfinder magazine, a healthy
rural journal that has proved in
valuable as polling medium
Hurja is absolutely certain it will
be President willlSie by a minimum
1,oo0,o0o votes and not improbably
100000. Industrial circles are
impressed, not so much with the
welcome news as with the fact that
the hard-cased Hurja says so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

military service.
N-F-Physieally. mentally and
morally unfit.
A person dissatisfied with the
local boards ruling. and who
claims a lower classification. may
appeal within five days.
The regsstrant must be able to
see well: have comparatively good
hearing. have a heart able TO with
stand the stress OF physical ez-
ertion. be intelligent enough TO un-
derstand and execute military man.
euvers. obey commands. and pro-
tect himself; and be able to trans
port himself by walking as the
exigencies Of military life may de-
mand.
General Groups
Noting that there is something
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

NEW YORK-One of Jim Earl
the first time he has set foot vii
Of the gossip that Jim finally has a
was the luncheon guest--but public
Smith in the Exchange Luncheon
Smith Is one of the heavy hackers
Smith is a political and financial
figure requiring m ore than a
thumbnail sketch. as witness the
fact that he pulled a fortune out
Of the depression bear market that
wrecked the financial community.
Recently the colorful and enig-
matte Benjamin has been reported
in the Willkie column. from which
rating the story that Farley has
similarly Tilted the. White House
is an overthrow. Jim's business on
Wall Street concerns the purchase
OF the Yankee ball club. Because
CONSUMPTION lowered the stock of
ball teams, Farley's original syndi-
cate of hackers folded up. Ben
Smith is figuring on getting Jim
another group of men who might
be interested.
Apart from the fact that Emil
HurJa's past election forecasts have
been uncannily accurate there are
other, and personal reasons, why
backing sharps rate him above all
other poll experts. Hurja made
fame as the statistical wizard re-
tanned by Ben Smiths brokerage
house Largest II the u. ST., Thorn
son & McKinnon.
Hurja's wizardry with charts
and graphs has proved equally
good in politics and finance. They
provided Smith with the statistical
dope for the successful market
plays during the crash years, also
the answer to election trends of
both Roosevelt campaigns. plus the
mid-term elections for congress.
II was in behalf of a number OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

factories stood At 80 600 for an
index Of 1922 compared with SIS
in 1887 and 1T in 1929. The board
Of commerce reported that 81. 900
hourly wage earners had been
placed on factory payrolls since
July 81. The board anticipated \
further increase with the rise in
automobile production and with
assembly lines gearing TO the tenn
20 Of national defense
Automobile sales during a par
ticularly encouraging week para
logically decline one per cent from
an upward trend high above 1899
sales volume. Automobile sales
throughout the nation. however.
were reported brisk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
PROFIT Is UP $780, 900

SAN FRANCISCO = Puget
Sound Pulp and Timber Co. re-
ported a net profit of Ss22. 1853
for the first nine months of 1910,
equivalent to 1926 share on
common stock after regular divi-
dends on preferred stock. A cor
responding period of 1889 showed
a net profit of s2,332.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Riddles HoppY Over
ood-Closed School

GIOTCEsIEK. y a.-EIoods n
Southern New Jersey nay have
brought havoc . many homes. bit
10 local school children : meant
an extra weeks vacation The
board Of education voted 70 post
pone the opening o. schools for a
week IN the inundated sections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Minimum Physical
Requirements Listed

WASHINGTON-Here are the
minimum physical requirements
for men subject to the draft TO
enter class Unavailable for
general military service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Draft Boards Are Told How
To Spot Possible Dodgers ("
DYkstro Gives Advice on Recognizing
Those Who Feign Defects

WASHINGTON Draft Director Clarence A Dykstra
promulgated physical standards for to be inducted
INTO the army today and special advice 10 medical
examiners for detecting mangerers who simulate amen
o dodge the draft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Automobile dealers number up
wards of 10000 in IL southern
states. accounting for a total en-
ployment of $4,000 persons.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

Their ranks shoII grow
to legion. Uncle Sam is .
building an ormy Of
young flyers like these
flying codets reporting
in mass formation at
Randolph Field, Texos-
the "West Point Of the
Air. "-for their dolly
routine at the field.
With this bosic troin-
ing school two others Of
equol eopoeity soon will
be in operotion to turn
out 1000 Air Corps Of
fieers onnuolIy. in oddi-
tion to several thousand
novisotors and bom-
borders.
Students Of the UNI
versity Of California at
Los Angeles. studying for
their wings" under the
G. A. 4. proorom, offend
q ground school Gloss
under Instructor lorry
Anderson (Ieft). In this
group Betty Bowling rep
resents about the usuoI
proportion Of Girls.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

HOW GOVERNMENT IS SPREADING INTO SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
Overlooking the Of Washington from
Goodyeor bm Enterprise this eo shows Of the Federo| b
shment into the southwest Landmark
the the feo 1Hone'e ineud from extreme left to right Of the Post
Building Newer stuues No Notiono Gonev
Andrew W. Mellon No 3New District Of Columbia Municipal Center
construction No. Anew buildings designed originally
rood Refinement oord but be the w
Defense Commission being rushed for completion
beo which obuos recording the 1910 No.
indicated the site Of the proposed Smithsonian Goe No.
Botanic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
Washer
Clearance
NATIONAL $500

Some trand-nev! Some floor
samples. All famous makes
and guaranteed to be in perfect
working condition. NO MONEY
DOWN ION WE'D
CREDIT.
2-194O ORR. Listed S12.95 Baby
Grand Washers. New $7.95
1--1939 Orig. Listed 1895 Ze-
NTH Washer. New 1900 S29.95
1889 Orig. Listed 1895 Sno-
White Washer. New S29.95
1-l939 Orig. Listed S54.95
Norge Washer. New 1895
1889 Orig. Listed $685. May
tag. Floor sample S4495
1-I940 Orig. Listed $685. Thor
Washer with Pump. Floor SAM
pie - S49.95
I-l940 Orig. Listed $685. Hot
Point Washer with Pump. Floor
sample --.--.-. 1895
1-l940 Orig. Listed 500 IS &. E.
Washer with Pump. Floor sam
pie 1895
1-l9i0 Orig. Listed $685.
A. Il. c. Washe with Pump.
Floor sample -------- S49.95
1883 Orig. Listed $685. May
tag Washer with Pump. Floor
sample --------------S5 4.S5
(Wsshers. Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
WOmen'S and
Misses Dresses
SIS

Misses rayon crepe dresses
in black and colors: sizes II
to 20; women's braid Jacket
dresses in sizes l612 to % ?.
8 Orig. S10.95 Jumper
Dresses; sizes II and IA;
also wool dresses in sizes II
and IA; rayon crepe dresses
with bead trim, sizes II
to lS - S6.66
3 Orig. SIS Rayon Crepe
Dresses with contrast color
trim; sizes u to l6 Sl2
2 Orig. $685. Rayon Crepe
Dress with epaulette should
ers: sizes - to 16 -- S12
4 Orig. $685. Fireman Red
Jackets over two-tone Wool
Dresses; sizes II to 10 sig
3 Orig. S19.95 Women's Ray
on Crepe Dresses; sizes 3S,
40 and AZ SIS
1 Orig. S22.95 Rayon Crepe
Dress with sheer trim: size
10 - SIS
Orig. S22.95 Misses Dress
in bright color SIS
Better Dress Shop, The Hecht
Co. Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
Famous Make
RcfriScratOrS!

Some new! Some demonStra-
tors All guaranteed to be in
perfect working condition. 1Oc
A DAY BUYS ONE, NO
MONEY DOWN ,ON APP
PROVED CREDIT.
1-19S7 Universal Cooler. AZ
Gu. f. Demonstration. Orlgl-
nalIy listed s139.95. Now st995
1-1937 Orig. Listed SiS9.95
Leonard. Gu. #. Floor sam
pie --------- $685.
1-19S7 Orig. Listed S1S995
Leonard De Luxe. GU. #.
Demonstration $685.
1-1937 Orig. Listed s139.95 Kel-
vinator. 4 GU. #. Floor sample.
$685.
1-1937 Orig. Listed S23495 KEEL
vinator. 7 GU. #. Demonstration.
1896
2-1939 Orig. Listed S119.95
General Electrics. 312 Gu. #.
New $685.
1883 Orig. Listed S159.95
Philco. Gu. #. New $685.
1-1939 Orig. Listed S15995
Norge. 6 Gu. #. New $685.
1889 Orig. Listed S149.95
Leonard. 6 Gu. #. New 1895
1-1937 Orig. Listed S139.95
Leonard. 4 Gu. #. Floor sam
pie -.----- $685.
1-1939 Orig. Listed Universal
Cooler. 4 Gu. it. Floor sample.
$685.
electrical RefrlgeratorS, Fifth
Floor. The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
200 M All! Rnf4ed and
Tailored Curtains
49c pair

All sorts of styles TO choose
from! Ruf1ed and tailored
styles! Cushion dot and novelty
designs. All well made
Ecru and ivory.
300 prs. S1.69 to $3.50 Curtains.
Ruffled styles with pin or cush-
ion dots or self figures, Tai
lored styles in rayon marquis
settle, Some floor samples, $50 pr.
30 prs. S2.29 Cotton Lace Cur
tains. Rough weave, adjustable
tops, handsome border design.
Ecru only ------------ S169
20-S5.9S Cotton Homespun
Throws and Draperies. Double
or single size spreads. Draperies
224 yds. long ---- 1898
40-S2.9S Cotton Marquisette
Bedspreads. Pin dot design.
Double or single sizes With
peach, green or red edging. S1.95
25-S4.29 Bedspreads. Rayon
taffeta with quilted tops, corded
seams. full drop skirts. Wine.
peach, gold. Double or single
sizes Observation-Disclosures S2.99
50-Sl.95 RayOn Ninon Cur
tains. 66-ins. wide to pair. ? s.
yds long. Eegshell or white, 81
(Curtains and Draperies. Sixth
Floor. The Hecht COZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21

Just IS! Special Purchase
2.99 Metallic
BlOuSeS
81

Soft pastel striped metallic
blouses for evening or after
noon wear; short sleeves,
band bottom, and high neck
line with small collar; sizes
80 to 40.
50 Orig. S1.99 Sleeveless
Sweaters in all wool; white.
yellow, blue, red, green.
Sizes "a to 40 ----- SOC
50 Orig. S1.99 and 2.99 All
Wool and Cotton Chenille
Sweaters in pull-on and but
ton front styles; light and
dark colors; sizes "a TO 40.
79c
so Orig. S1.99 and S2.99
Blouses in rayon crepe; spun
rayons with short and long
sleeves: white, pastels and
plaids ------------- 99c
"a Orig. $3.50 Rayon Gabar-
dine and Flannel Blouses
with short sleeves, convert
ible neckline; in green, beige,
red and blue; sizes Is to 20.
$1.29
10 Orig. S2.99 Rayon Gabar-
dine Skirts; pleated back
and front. Upper closing.
Beige and green; in broken
sizes, Is to 10 S1.29
sport Shop. Third Foor)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
Ciearance!N M
Tone Door Chimes

2-S1 Single Purpose Door
Chimes. White or ivory color soc
1-S1.95 Single Purpose 2-Note
Chime. Bronze color 1900 S1.19
1-s295 Door Chime. Double
note for front door. single note
for rear. Bronze color S1.S9
1885 Tube Model Door
Chime. Double purpose, for
front and back doors. White.
S2.29
1-S4.95 Double Purpose Long
Tube Chimes. Ivory s2.99
1-S795 Double Purpose Long
Tube Chime. Bronze color. S4.99
1-S650 Double Purpose De
Luxe Chime. Ivory color S4.59
1-Sl4.95 Long Tube 3-Purpose.
3-Note Chime. Ivory color, $500
1-S29.50 Long Tube S-Note, s.
Purpose Chime. Ivory color.
$3.50
55-25c Oil Silk 5-Pc. Bowl
Cover Sets. Graduated sizes. 10c
2-S1.39 Kitchen Needs. White
and black 5-Pc. Spice Set. And
One Green Metal Stool with
back. Both sold as is 79c ca.
2-S1.98 Kitchen Needs. l ivory
kitchen step-on garbage can. r.
Of. capacity. One vhite-and-red
roll top metal bread box. Both
sold as is 99c
1-S4.49 Green Enamel Folding
Kitchen Step Stool S1.99
4-Sl Metal Clothes Hampers.
Sold as is --------- 39c
1-S4.95 Steel Card Tables. Sold
as is ---.------ ----- Sl.98
2-SI.4s Metal Vegetable Bins.
Sold as is sc
1-3.50 Fireplace Spark Guard.
Sold as is S2.19
1-S39S Bathroom Hamper. Sold
as is --------- - S1.49
6-S1.19 Electric Irons. Demon
strators. Cords extra 69c
housewares Fifth Floor.
The Hecht CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-21
rs Specially Priced
RayOn Crepe
and Satin Slips
S0Cor : for 81

Beautifully fitted rayon satin
and rayon crepe slips; lace
trim and tailored styles. In
tearose.
10 Orig. SOC Cotton Gowns;
small sizes 29c
IL Orig. 79c and 81 Cotton
Gowns and 2-Pc. Pajamas
for sleeping ----- sec
Is Orig. Sl.19 Cotton Flan-
neiette Gowns; full cut;
warm and comfy; long
sleeves -- &c
100 Orig. s1.19 to So Gowns
and Slips in rayon crepe and
rayon satin; lace-trim and
tailored styles - 88c
so Orig. s1.69 Cotton Pa
jamas; 2-pc. styles for
sleeping and lounging; COL
orful prints $1.09
8 Orig. So Silk Slips; lace
trim and tailored styles; in
tearoSe - S1.99
s Orig. 81 Silk Gowns
trimmed with lovely laces;
long and beautifully made,
S4.49
Llngerie, Third Floor