davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-06-27
JR. MISSES
APPAREL

1S Orig. $7.95 to S10.95 Jr.
Misses Dresses Spun ray
ons, printed rayon crepes,
printed rayon sheers; jacket
and one-piece dresses. Sizes
9 to Is $3.50
20 Orig. s10.s5 to S1s.s5 Jr.
Misses Dresses One of a
kind styles mostly. Dressy
and tailored styles in rayon
crepes and rayon sheers; pas
tells and dark colors. Sheer
costume ensembles in prints
and solid colors. jacket dresses,
1-piece tailored sheers, spun
rayon and dot combinations.
Sizes 8 to 15-----S5.48
10 Orig. S12.95 to $16.s5 Jr.
Misses Dresses Better
dresses and exclusive styles,
including redingote ensembles
of companion prints, dot and
solid color combinations, l.
piece suits, Summer weight
monotone prints, pastel rayon
and black rayon sheer dressy
frocks. Sizes 9 to 15----S6.48
8 Orig. SLABS to s1s.s5 Jr.
Misses Dresses One of a
kind dresses in pastel and
Ozark color street styles, prints
and combinations; light and
dark colors. Sizes 9 to is, s7.48
5 Orig. s1o.95 Spring Coats 80.
Black or navy fitted styles in
Botany wool and wool-and-
rayon combinations. Sizes 9,
S5.99
4 Orig. S16.95 Jr. Misses
Spring Coats Tweeds and
Shetlands; navy and black.
Sizes II to II 7--$6 $6.88
13 Orig. S22.95 to S2s.95 Jr.
Misses Spring Goats
Tweeds and fieeces; sports
and casual styles. Brown,
beige, gray or blue. Sizes 9
to 17--- $3.50
S Orig. S10.95 Jr. Misses
Spring Suits Shetlands,
worsteds and checks; one of
kind styles. Sizes 8 to is, S5.48
6 Orig. $16.95 Jr. Misses
Jacket Suits Coverts,
worsteds and Shetlands; OK
ford, beige, gray. Sizes 9 to
Is. Ideal for vacation trips,
S8.8
tYoung Washinstonian Shop,
Third F1oor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Marriage License
Applications

elicerio o. okong, 81. Silver Spring, Nd.
snd s p8 olsa tbs b 9merS9n ReR 4 sS Harvard
end Eirginia T. Morse, 81. Toledo: the he
Rey. Randolph L. Gregory.
and Eda NJ EdmouGnds iS. iSi 1sss E IS Cali. Cali
chs4les i1Feia f. ng h1ji,bf the Rev James l. Pinp
Berry. Is. both Of Alexandria: the Rev. v
x Wiley Westray.
oaniel n.Hd Leaard sa nd+, 25, and Harriette E,
Rev: John l. Henry '''e
'eTsmiah Widan Bradfy panE,0 % 30 Ala St Sc. and
Rev; Edxard o CLARK. ark a ST. SCI 'ne
Paul W W: Stout, p, 3215 Q st. NV,
RoSert j s Hoiiday . % Afns50nF 1a4s living St
Rw Msss anq d viysinia P Slim =. Fan River
Franklin E. e. Grifhth. M'Sm as. 4s7 Eesfe St. sw.
and Lorraine A. Fugitt, il. 400 First
ASer Foes the B. sev pSadephs SGad E srfs Ps
Rev. Solomon, H. Metz
Doherty 81 both Of saitimoTe: saH mafsshes the
VfSss EssDe5b Mahsys HSSss e. NoEtok and
N. Y; the Rev. Albert Evans. 1' '~''"'''
James G. Warren, %: ~, 4th st; NV. and
NV: he Rev. +. F. M GccoTmsck' o2as s'h ST.
and sss PaI Eua Maud Maud Royal %. Egypt. Ga;
Daniel F. Mann, 81. l343 Rittenhouse st
Perm Perm s and x AheTs fbs Rev T. Edee e s,ds's G9
parnel Pemberton. e i'f'' 81 i7aS isth anesa sl
NV, and Theresa James, 81. Mclean,
wa: Va: the Rev, Carroll n: Edwards.
n @ ave- nS 'etiS" the Rev @ rl69d 1874 " WiiaSa Mop
Wendell L. Cones. "a. 5os 23d st. ne,
and and Efth ibt RsL M Motsn' 81 ll5l 9th ST.
David Crudup, 81, and Evelyn Harris 90.
Msftin9Iv SGsn 81 Baltimore; Judge Robert E.
Theodore Moore, "a. Az NJ st. NV.
s snd nR Rerni6s Ss Rsv Mtces samns 20 1s 18th
and Mildred D, Fusitt, I9, 400 ist St.
villa, lila; the Fiey Rev. John Id F BEisgs.
Kathefine Thomas t $, ISIS Il ns 18th Ssa stl
NV: the Rev. James Il. Pinn.
Allen Weeks, 90. and Eddie Irvin. 81, both
OF 425 M st. NV; the Rev. J. Ed
Earnest Robertson, is, 18th st. s.e. and
Era PPssncs5 sobsrt Mack T. 4o6 5rd st. Sc; the
Rockville.
Eleanor v. S!a1s craVer, 81 81 oiney, UekVlae Md ana
Prank E. Hodge. 22. Silver Spring. Md,
siad snd MaFsaret Ma Ellen Thomas 10. Wood
= Samuel 4; Gayley. 40, Newton Square. Pa.
and Gertrude Grosvenor Blair, So
John Patrick Norris, a1 Rockville. and
Edythe Mae Shipe, g. Brookevile. Md
- Evelyn Tull. IS both of washington
Moore; %, both of Washington.
Julius Elmer Tainter, As. and Pearl Louise
~ Jordan, -: both Of Washington;,
and Beal Rhodes Holstein, 29. wash
inston.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Req. 2Sc Package Of 500
Facial Tissues

just 800 packages Of Fluff
tex" facial tissues;
soft, white, absor- UAC
bent ----- - u
ss Orig. 15c Metal Paper Towel
Racks - .--- Sc
"a Orig. zoe Talon Zippers, 10c
1872 Orig. SOC and SEC Toiletries
Novelty soap sets. satu-
rated eye pads, Woodbury's
hand lotion, Constance Ben
nett Glow Base. Each .-- 25c
1s5 Orig. 60c Mary Pickford
Creams Also face powders,
rouges, lipsticks, etc. Each,
2sc
IS Orig. 5sc Shower Sprays
with 5-ft. hose ------29c
345 Orig. 81 to $3.50 Toiletries
-. Makeup and shaving mir.
rors, Constance Bennett Make
up Kits, novelty soap sets.
powder jars, Lelong lipsticks,
brush sets, Wembdon Laven-
der bath and shave sets.
Each Soc
68 Orig. $3.50 Wembdon Law
ender Bath Sets .---75c
139 Orig. 81 Toiletries ..
Pure bristle hair brushes,
bevel-edge hand mirrors, mir
ror trays. Each -7 79c
236 Orig. 81 to $3.50 ToiIetries
=. Dorothy Gray Cleansing
Cream Qiauefying type,
Kleinerts two-way stretch
foundation garments large
size), Barbara Gould Cleans
ing Cream, crystal powder jars.
"Connu' eau de cologne. Each,
81
s Original $3.50 Powder Puffs,
S1.2S
IL Orig. $6 Molyneux Cologne
discontinued bottle Sl.95
4 Orig. S. Perfume Bottles, 81
4 Orig. S5.95 Upper Clothes
brushes $2.9S
Is Orig. $1.95 Evans 3-Piece
Sets S2os
4 Orig. Sc Fitted Cases SO
: tToilet Accessories, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
MEMS
FURNISHINGS

s. Orig. 35c Mems Handker.
chiefs White; some ini-
tailed. Soiled from display,
12c
2S Orig. S1.29 Airman Alumi-
mum Stem Air Cooled Pipes ..
with extra bowl; assorted
shades ---3sc $50
80 Orig. 81 Imported French
Lisie Hose .. Full fashioned:
hand embroidered clocks. Sizes
10 to IL CSC
~ Orig. So Famous Make
Shirts White Summer
weight sheers and krinkle
crepes. Collar attached. Sizes
II to II --$1
7 Orig. $4.95 Mems Pajamas
Silk and rayon bemberg
tailored pajamas; notch collar
styles. Sizes A and B in solid
shades ---$2 $2.39
"a Orig. IS Famous Make Sus-
penders Custom made;
some with catgut ends; i'm
ported ribbons and elastics,
$2.45
IA Orig. S9.85 Lounging Robes
Celanese rayon and rayon
brocade; maroon and navy:
medium and large sizes -$4.S9
(Men's FURNISHINGS, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Infants Clothing
A PRICE!

16-S8.95 Tots Spring Coat
Outfits for girls /, 2, 4 and 6,
S4.47
12-s7.95 Tots Spring Coat
Outfits, sizes l, 2, s and 6,
S3.47
1895 Wool Flannel Cape
Suits. complete with pleated
skirt and suspenders. Sizes 4,
5 and 6---
24-sl.99 Boys Sample Wash
Suits, sizes l to 3----S1
1880 Cotton Sun Suits for
babies -I9c
1850 White Felt Beret with
peak (soiled) -19c
24-S1.15 Hand Finished Bows
Toddler Suits, sizes l to 8, sic
36-S1.15 and S1.59 Toddler
Boys Cotton Suits. size /. Sic
12--S1 Vanta Cotton Mesh
Union Suits, size 8 (discon-
tinued) 2Sc
2-$3.95 White Chenille Robes
for tots s1.97
2-S3.95 White Rayon Crepe
Baby's Christening Set. Soiled.
S1.97
2-S2.s9 Blue Wool Crepe Baby
Cape with hood -$1.47
Unfants Wear, Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-06-27
SPORTS SHOP
CLEARANCE

Orig. 81 Natural Straw Beach
Bag 10c
3 Orig. 69c White Rubber
Bathing Shoes Sizes 3
6 Orig. S1.99 Beach Hats
White and navy. Slightly
soiled ----------- - 39c
8 Orig. 81 and S1.99 Fish-Net
Swim Shoes yellow, aqua
or brown. Sizes 3 and 4.
Soiled soc
4 Orig. $4.95 Slack Shoes
White or navy. Sizes 3, 4. S.
Solled 99c
40 Orig. $1.99 Tailored Blouses
-. Rayon crepes; stripes and
a few solid colors in red and
rust. Sizes 80 to 38 S9c
IS Orig. $3.50 and $3.50 ALL
Wool Skirts Swing styles
in monotone plaids and dark
solid colors. Broken sizes.
sI.1s
IS Orig. $3.50 to S3.9s BIouses
=. Cotton, rayon sheers and
rayon crepes in white. blue or
yellow. Broken sizes, "a to 38.
SI.49
Is Orig. $3.50 Skirts Rayon
crepes, spun rayon and wool:
black, rose, blue and copper.
Broken sizes "a to 30 Sl.49
Is Orig. $3.50 and S4.9s Bath
Ing Suits Rayon satin
puckerette; royal, black and
prints. Small and medium
30 Orig. s3.99 Sports Dresses
=. Printed and stripe cotton:
light and dark colors. Sizes
IA to 18 and 38 to fl S1.99
10 Orig. s5.s9 Sports Dresses
Long and short sleeve
models in rayon crepes and
rayon jersey polka dots and
checks; navy and black. Sizes
IA, 16, 18 S2.99
IA Orig. $7.99 Sports Dresses
:. Rayon crepe; solid color
navy and navy and white polka
dots. Sizes IL to $3.50
3 Orig. S7.99 Slack Sets =.
Rayon jersey and rayon crepe:
long sleeve blouse in blue and
yellow; white with gay printed
patio slacks. Size IS $3.50
5 Orig. S7.99 Patio Stacks :.
One-piece printed rayon crepe
slacks gay colors. Sizes
II to 18 --- 1899
IA Orig. S10.75 to S16.95 Sports
Dresses Spun rayon in
white; rayon crepe and rayon
sheer stripe combination; long
sleeves. Green, deep rose.
Broken sizes II to 20 SIS
8 Orig. S7.99 and S10.95 Patio
Slacks Rayon crepe one
piece slack in light gay prints:
long or short sleeves. Sizes IA
10 IL $500
; Orig. S10.95 Patio Slacks -.
Printed rayon crepe one-piece
slacks with long sleeves and
colored sashes. Sizes IL, IA,
16 -s5 $500
tSportswear Shop. Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
$50 Pieces Orig. SIC
WOMEN'S
NECkWEAR

AAASo otAA iASSS ASA AASAA VA
low necklines. Va
riety Of attractive GD0~
styles -- ~O
100 Orig. Sc Cotton Knit
Cardigans and Slip-on
Sweaters. Pastels and dark
shades. Slight irregulars.
Small and medium sizes 19c
IS Orig. Soc Costume Flowers
For street wear. Plenty
of white 25c
80 Orig. S1.19 Women's Felt
Hats Dark street shades.
2llz and % inch headsizes,
29c
50 Orig. 81 Women's Tailored
Shirts Pastel shades: sizes
80 to 40 in group -5 59c
36 Orig. 81 Cotton String Knit
Cardigans .. Soft pastel
shades. Small and medium
l Orig. $14.s5 Silver Fox Tail
Fur Scarf Reduced for
clearance ---$5.9S
(Womens Blouses, Main F1oor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Three Appointed to Reserves

Two Alexandria and one Falls
Church, Va, residents are among
Virginians accepting appointment
in the Officers Reserve Corps, the
War Department announced yes
terday. They are Paul Clifford Shu
and Oliver Morse Walcott of Alex
andria and Eliot Pierre Young
Powell of Falls Church.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
CORSETS AND
UNIFORMS

p Orig. S5 Foundations :.
Artist Model corsets, sizes 80
to "A; Bien Jolie girdles and
foundations; sizes 81 to AZ
and 81, 81 and 80. $3.50
Is Orig. $3.50 Foundations .
Bien Jolie girdles, sizes 81 to
30 and SO; Rite Form founda-
tions. sizes A to 52----$3.75
5 Orig. $40 Foundations :.
Rite Form and Bien Jolie
foundations and girdles. Sizes
"a, 36 and 80 and ga. $4.95
so Orig. 81 White Swan Seer
sucker Uniforms Blue,
maize, rose. Sizes IL to 40
in group ----S1
so Orig. $1.19 Maids Uni
forms Poplin and broad
cloth; green. white. wine and
blue; sizes IL to As in group,
59c
tCorsets and Uniforms,
Third Floor J
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MEMS
BATHING TOGS

6 Orig. S2.95 Bathing Suits :.
Upper front; size Sc 69c
10 Orig. $1.95 Bathing Trunks
oAoC C1 S0C
81 Orig. So Bathing Shirts -.
White lastex. Sizes SO to AZ,
$1.49
tMen's Sport Shop, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
200 Orie. 81
<VU OTIK. "
LEATHER
HANDBAGS

Real leather patent and
dull finishes; black. red, navy.
Top handle and un-
derarm styles. Nicely O.
lined o
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20 Orig. S6.95 to sI0.9S
EVENING
DRESSES

Mousseline de sole, rayon nets,
novelty cottons, rayon taffetas.
Many samples and one or two
of a kind. White and pastels.
in s'7ss gro,,D ,o to Is S3.47
Is Orig. s7.95 Martha Man.
ming Dresses Lovely wash
able rayon prints; a few rayon
jerseys in groups Sizes IL to
20 and 14l2 to 221a in group.
Exclusive with U.s. S3.99
8 Orig. s10.95 FaiIle Rayon
Evening Wraps Fitted:
full length; white and black.
Small sizes s5.47
20 Orig. S2.99 Daytime Dresses
-. Rayon crepes, cotton laces,
rayon jerseys. White and
pastels. Sizes IL to 20 SI.49
Is Orig. s3.99 Rayon Shark
skin Dresses White and
pastels. Some slightly soiled.
Misses broken sizes S1.97
tThrift Dress Shop, Third F1oor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
200 Orig. Sc Women's
HANKIES
6 for lOc

Sturdy cotton hankies all
white with hemstitched hens.
500 Orig. soc Women's Hankies
Chiffon in large evening
types. Hand-rolled. Attrac-
tive colorings ----- I9c
100 Orig. 35c and SOC Women's
Linen Hankies Gay floral
prints on dark grounds. All
are hand-rolled 25c
handkerchief Dept, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Girls Clothing
~ PRICE!

20-S1.00 Girls Cotton Coat
and Slip-on Sweaters SOC
1885 and $Io.95 Girls
Spring Coats, sizes IA and is,
$3.47
15-$13.95 and Sl6.95 Teen
Age Girls Tweed Coats, sizes
IA to Is S5,97
1-$16.95 Teen-Age Girls
Spring Suits. size 16-----S5.97
9-S1.15 Girls Cotton Blouses,
sizes IA and Is ------29c
17-Sl.95 Girls Straw Hats,
SOC
eS1.15 Girls Straw Hats,
Csc
15-s1.95 and $2.95 Straw
(Girls Clothing. Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Jasf IN Orig. 39c
NOTEB OOkS

4x7-inch Secretary note books
with removable note IN
pads lSc
400 Orig. soc Boxes of Sta
tionery Folded and fat
sheets. 3 boxes Soc
zoo Orig. 49c Cloth Bridge
Covers Drop side style;
brown 19c
7 Orig. .9c Scrap Books . :.
Red or blue covers 29c
7 Orig. 81 Leather Autograph
Books -. Some with keys 39c
50 Orig. Soc Autobridge Hands,
25c
(stationery Dept. Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
500 Orig. Csc TO SOC
INITIALS

Assorted styles. Coro-gram
initials. Not every
initial in every TA
style AOC
20 Orig. 81 Real Leather Wal
lets -. Pastel colors SOC
IS Orig. 81 and $l.50 Leather
Belts Broken assortment
sizes and colors s--5 SOC
20 Orig. 81 Pastel Fabric
Handbags -. Nicely lined. SOC
Is Orig. So Cosmetic Kits .
Real leather with zippers. 79c
80 Orig. 81 Genuine Leather
Sl
tHandbas Dept. Main Floor)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Is Orig. SI095 and SIPS
HAT BOXES

8l8-inch hat boxes in gray,
blue and olive airplane type:
! brown, smooth top cowhide
leather. Also SIS, 81 and "a
inch overnight and week end
mstsi oasss; s.9noxss soms will $5.49
/ Orig. $40 Woman's Overnight
Case Suntan; fitted -. $40
/ Orig. S6.95 Overnight Case
l8-inch; gray. Slightly
damaged ------------S2.95
Gugsase Dept Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Chi1dren'S Shoes
h PRICE!

200 prs. Csc Boys Slack Sox,
white with colored stripes.
Sizes 8 and 91a--- SC
so prs. $3.50 and $500 Girls
White Strap Pumps, Saddle
Oxf0rds and White Rubber
Sole Moccasins, broken sizes,
$1.74
30 prs. $3.50 Boys and Girls
Brown Oxfords with perforated
tops and rubber soles, also
side-lace saddle oxfords with
leather soles. Broken sizes,
$1.74
(Children's Shoes, Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
BOYS WEAR
h PRICE!

7-S1.59 Jr. Boys Wash Stacks,
small sizes 10c
12-55c and 81 Leather Belts.
19c
$3.50 Wash Shorts - SAC
6-S1.59 Stout Wash Shorts.
3sc
76-S1.00 Inner Outer Sports
Shirts ----- 2 for ST
10-S1.50 and $1.99 Boys
Broadcloth Pajamas sec
22-S1.50 Jr. Boys Wool Swim
Trunks 69c
15-S1.25 Khaki Camp Shirts,
SIC
15-S1.99 Seersucker Short
Sets
1-s3.99 Flannel Sports Coat,
CSC
2-S4.99 Jr.s' Flannel Sailor
Suits s--$1.00
7-55c Solid Color Ties,
2 for Sc
CBoys' Furnishings. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Births Reported

John and Celia Nckolopoulos boy.
Abraham and Esther Maxim, girl
David and Mae Kelly, girl
Asa and Agnes Goff. bov.
joseph and Claie Garfinkle, girl.
Abe and Lillian Goldman, boy.
Evening star., 1940-06-27
VARSITY SHOP
CLEARANCE!
h PRICE!

1885 Students White Suits.
size 19 Sl.69
1-$l0.95 Students white
Suits, size 81 - $2.69
20-S5.95 Boys and Students
Sanforized Cotton Sports
Goats, sizes 13 to 20 $2.69
1-$19.95 Young Mans Tweed
Topcoat, size % --$4.A
25-S1.0o Sports Shirts, small
and medium sizes --19c
VARSITY Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-06-27
238 Prs. Women's Orig. sI.3S
"WOn't.Run''
SILK HOSE

2-thread silk hose; dainty lace
mesh makes them runless; also
a few extra lengths RO4
with stretch tops OOC
225 Prs. Orig. $1.15 Women's
SILK Hose :. 2, 3 and 4 thread;
some with lace toes and heels:
some with stretch tops $50
1877 Orig. 35c Lisle Mesh Socks
White and pastels for
sports wear (6 prs, 81, pr, 1sc
(Women's Hosiery, Main F1oor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27

50 Prs. Orig. 81 to t6.75
WOn1en'S Shoes

Is pairs of Fashion Mode lex
elusive with us) Saddle OK
fords brown and white
with rubber soles and WALL
lasted toe; 81 pairs of Marcy
a d Young Washingtonian
(also exclusive with us) Dark
Wedges black, navy and
brown; patent, calf and gabar-
dine Broken 81 0Q
sizes 3l2 to 8 AoOO
48 Prs. S. Fashion Mode White
Wedges White with brown,
blue or black; sandal step-ins.
Sizes 3lla to 8 in group $3.50
tWomen's Shoes, Main Floor.)
IS Prs. Women's Orig.
79c & 81 Gloves
Rayon fabrics and meshes.
Novelty styles. On
Broken asSortments ""O
IS Prs. Orig. 79c Rayon
Gloves -. Novelty weave pas
tells. Broken sizes 1876
20 Prs. Orig. S1.35 Gloves
4-button doeskin (sheep fin
ished) gloves; natural. Soil
81 Prs. Orig. S1.59 and S1.98
Gloves Real kid and cape
gloves; broken sizes and COL
orS. AS is-- is $50
IL Prs. Orig. So Gloves
English doeskin (lamb finish
ed) gloves; samples. Natural
and white. Washable. Broken
sizes SI.29
tWomen's Gloves, Main F1oor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
IS SfrdHds Org. y
Simulated Pearl
NECKLACES
Twisted strands of lustrous
pearls - ~AOOO

pearls ------ DAoOO
20 Orig. 81 Compacts :.
Thin styles; attractive COL
ors ---------2 for 81
4 Orig. $2.95 Kitchen
~"S 81 ,LD
1 Orig. So Green Leather
Travel Clock -Sl.50
9 Orig. s3.s5 Kitchen and
ManteI Clocks ----SI.75
5 Orig. IS Leather Desk
Clocks So. so
2 Orig. Sl2.95 TeIechron
Leather-bound Clocks S5.s5
3 Orig. $3.50 Telechron Elec-
trio Mantel Clocks SS.15
(Jewelry. Clocks, Main Floor)
Evening star., 1940-06-27

50 Orig. $3.50 Printed
HOUSECOATS
r ayon crepe
prints in zip and q mn
wrap styles ..- ~oOO
6 Orig. S1.99 Housecoats =.
Cottons in wrap styles CSC
10 Orig. $3.50 Chenille Robes
f.. Wrap styles. Blue $1.99
/ Orig. $3.50 Printed Rayon
Crepe Housecoat y. zip style,
S3.25
(Housecoats, Third Foor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
10 Nevis s2.9S and $3.50
FELT HATS

ELL HA1S
Broken assortment; gray,
green, brown. Few of q size
-. ga, 6A, 7, rs, IN, 81
73s, 71a and 73s--- II
So Orig. $3.50 and 81 Mems
Spring and Summer Caps -.
Mesh, camel hair, tweed, linen.
Sizes 67s to 7ss----------74c
mems Hats. Second Floor.)
10 Orig. 81 Mem's
Beach Sandals
Cloth sandals :. rubber
sandals. Broken KAn
sizes - OOc
is Orig. S. Sports Shoes
White ard canary; crepe soles;
broken sizes ----$2,49
(Men's Shoes, Main Foor.)
Evening star., 1940-06-27
Girls Underwear
h PRICE!

1880 and SOC Rayon Vests,
size 10 10c
6-59c Muslin Panties, size 10
and IL 2Sc
17-59c Juniors Cotton Slips,
size IL and IA 14------- 28c
1S-79c Rayon Crepe Panties,
size 10 ---28c 28c
&S1.15 One-Pc. Cotton Pa
jamas as---57c Sic
l9-$1.15 Rayon Crepe Panties,
SIC
(Girls' Underwear, Second Floor,
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1940-06-27
79c & 81 Gloves

rs Strands ORR. 81
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-07-12
INVITATION TO BID

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Supervisor of Purchases,
State of Connecticut, Room 1922, State
Capitol, Hartford. as follows, not
later than
D. M, d. 8. t., July Is, 1910, for
furnishing 1000 lbs. Aluminium Pow
der and 1900 gals. Varnish to the
State Highway Department
p. m, d. s. t., July 16, 1910, for
furnishing two stone spreaders and
16 truck hitch units to the State
Highway Department.; 1896 tons "a
trap rock for the Town of Cheshire;
200 tons Y" trap rock to be shipped
loads of Trinidad Asphalt Cement
for the City of Waterbury
2 p. M, d. S. t., July II, 1870, for
furnishing $4,000 IT. Oregon Ponder
osa Pine to the Connecticut State
Prison. Wethersfield; Chevrolet OF
Ford Panel Truck and Chevrolet
Dodge, or Ford Station Wagon to
farm equipment for Connecticut
State Farm for Women, Mantle; and
two dishwashing machines for Con-
necticut State Hospital, Middletown
p. M, d.. s. t., July is, 1910, for
furnishing feed and grain for the
Norris G. Osbohrn Prison Farm
Shaker Station. Hazardville, Conn.
anu ~ DOratOfy equipment Tor FAIR
field State Hospital. Newtown
10 a. M. d. 8. t., July 10, 1910, for
furnishing meats and provisions to
State Institutions for the month OF
August
p. m, d. s. t., July 10, 1870, for
furnishing farm equipment for Fair
field state Hospital, Newtown. and
bury
p. m, d. s. t., July 20. 1910, for
furnishing dental equipment and
wood furniture for Fairfield State
Hospital, Newtown
p. M, d. s. t.. July rs, 1910, fol
furnishing uniforms and overc0atf
70 the Veterans Home, Rocky Hill
Specifications and proposals will
be furnished by the Supervisor 81
Purchases upon request,
The state OF Connecticut Reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids
BIDDERS may be present IT opening
EDWARD c. GEIssLER,
7-i2-it Supervisor Of Purchases
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-07-12
RUMANIA HOLDS
CONTROL OF Oil
Britain Cannot Transfer
Her Interests to Russia
as Report Said

Bucharest, Rslinania, July ~ -
(UP,) - The new law placing all
oil properties under government
control was said today to have been
designed to prevent British Arms
from turning over their hundreds Of
millions Of dollars worth Of holdings
to Russia.
II was understood that Rulnanian
secret service agents had heard re.
ports that the British intended to
dump their holdings on the Russian
market and that Rumafia feared
this might aggravate Germany.
The resultant new law does not
conflscate British oil property and
permits foreigner share holders TO
realize profits from Rumaniaf1 oil
fields even though the Rurnanian
government will control the indus
try, well informed persons said.
A question had arisen, however, as
to whether foreign share holders
would be permitted to take their
dividends In foreign currency, or
would be obliged to accept Ruman-
ian money which can not be trans
ferred abroad. Britons point out
that in the later case their money
still would be tied UP In this coun-
try, and other foreign companies
not directly involved, including
Americans, awaited Qualification.
German influence was rising
rapidly under the new pro-Nazi
government here but 1t was learned
that Britain still had not given up
the fight. The British Minister Rex
Leeper, has made strong represen-
taticns to Premier Ion Gigurtu re-
garding anti-British conditions, re-
portedly on orders from London.
Leeper has asked to be recalled to
London when Britons were ordered
out Of the oil fields last week and
his protests to Gigurtu were be-
lieved the last British effort to stem
the German tide here.
The political situation otherwise
was comparatively calm, with dip
lofnatic circles reporting that Ru-
mania now was willing to- negotiate
on her neighbors' territorial claims,
on the basis Of an exchange Of pop
ulatiors.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-07-12
Legal Notices

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT of WATERBURY, IS. PRO-
BATE COURT, July 10th, 1910.
ESTATE of MARY JANE HEN
Messy. late Of the town of
Waterbury, in said district, de-
ceased.
The Court Of Probate for the Dis
trict of Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested within said time, will be de-
barred recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
CHARLES Z. MCDONALD,
7-10.3t Administrator.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-07-12
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