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The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-03-14
bour celebrate her birthday We'd

bour celebrate her birthday We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. Jefferies, of Missouri, called
on the farmers around Grove Lake
to contract June grass acreages for
stripping next summer. He also
plans on a curing yard here.
Miss Helen Gallinger is visiting
several days at the Alvin Gooden-
bour home.
Quite a number of the men en-
joyed a fox hunt Sunday afternoon.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-03-14
Cedar Lake
FOX HUNT

fox HUNT
Friday morning about 80 sports
men from Sauk Centre and Mel
rose and a couple Of representa-
tives of the state game division
from the cities staged a fox hunt
in the state game refuge three
The Sauk Centre herald., 1940-03-14

The regular meeting Of the Com
mon Council was called to order
by President Carl Eckberg on
March 8, at 7:30 p. M.
Reading Of the last regular and
special meetings, there being no OBJ
jections the minutes were approved
as read.
The following bills were read and
allowed and ordered paid, viz:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
Debtor Set the Collector
An Example in Conduct

Doublex is noted for his nerve,
his shortness Of temper, and his
scarcity of cash. While seated at
lonely breakfast in his club one
morning a debt collector stormed
in, and presented his bill.
Sir, said Doublex, glazing at
him, sis this all you know of the
usages OF decent society? To pre-
sent bill to man breakfasting?
Do you know that you are an in
truder? If you wish to talk bust
ness, 60 outside and send in your
card"
The collector went out and sent
In his card. Doublex picked it up
and read it.
Tell the gentleman" he said
sweetly, that l am not in"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20

q successful musical comedy years
and years ago. It will co-star Ann
Sothern (giving her a chance to get
away from playing "Maisie" for
awhile) and Tony Martin. Arthur
Freed and Busby Berkeley, produ-
Ger and director of Strike Up the
Band" will produce and direct, and
the George Gershwin music will be
used
What old favorite do you suppose
has been scheduled for a new ap-
pearance now? None other than
THE Phantom Of the OPERA" with
Broderick Crawford playing the
Phantom" But the real surprise
Is the girl who'll play opposite him
It's none other than Deanna Durbin.
She's always done comedy, and
sung a few songs, superbly. But
when she finishes "Nice Girl she'll
get away from all that temporarily,
and appear in Universal's famous
thriller.
Something new in casting has
bobbed up at Paramount. Book re-
viewers on newspapers and maya
zines are to be polled for their
nominations for players to appear
In the screen version of the Heming-
way novel, "For Whom the. Bell
Tolls" Since book reviewers who
know one motion actor from an
other are scarcer than hens teeth
1t seems unlikely that their opinions
will be of very great value.
Jill Esmond, q talented English
actress whom you hear on the air
as Emily Bronte, author and narra-
tor in "Wptbering Heights" spent
her last nigH before leaving England
in a Liverpool afraid shelter, re-
citing fairy tales for hours on end
to keep a group of children enter
tanned. II You haven't been listen
ing to "Wuthering Heights" you're
missing something; II sets a new
high mark In radio serial drama.
y
Loretta Young unintentionally
stole the show from Santa Claus
the other evening. On her way to q
radio rehearsal, she parked her car
IN a lot near the theater just as a
Santa Claus parade was passing.
Hundreds of mothers were holding
their children high enough to see
Santa Claus; somebody shouted:
There's Loretta Youngl" and in
stantly backs were turned on Santa
Claus while everybody gazed at
Loretta.
ODDS AND ENDS-That neto Sunday
afternoon radio program, t0hich has START.
ed of so ioeH, changed is name Just be-
tore The first brOadc0st-ifs 'The Pause
That Rejreshes," not ~Music Thai Re
lreshes' Gene Autyey, Of the Chs
MELODY Ranch and The movies, recently
bought number Of antique music boxes,
one for each guest room IN his nes0 ranch
house Bob Burns Is U0cdfiOning right
Hot0, on a trip 90 NetO York iOhich he and
Mrs. Burns planned fsOO years ago, bus had
70 postpone because Of an injury sohich
she suffered. IL e Bob's second trip 10
neI0 York since he landed there iobIess
" 1895 and got JOB on Lhe air sOih
Rudy ValIee.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
Why Waste II?

The long drouth had ended and
the lightly falling rain was gradual
ly collecting in beads of silver on
the clothes and hair of the hired
farm hand:
Farmer (calling) in out of
1t, George.
Hired Mani don't mind a little
rain like this.
Farmer-Don't mind, be dangedl
Come in herei l want that rain on
my land.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20

What was the worst storm you
ever encountered?"
II think it ragged at the rate of
300 words q minute"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
Happy Hours Ahead

A gift to make many happy hours
for pipe and "makin's" smokers is
the Prince Albert Christmas pack
age-one full pound of ripe, rich
tasting, mellow tobacco. Colorful
holiday wrappers put these popu-
lar presents in gay Christmas set
ting-and a handy gift card is en-
closed. Your regular tobacco deal
er has the one-pound gift tin of
Prince Albert on display. Remem-
berl Prince Albert is the cooler
burning tobacco-the National Joy
Smoke
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
SHARING THE SHEPHERDS JOY
Christmas Lesson)

LESSON TExT-Luke 1880
GOLDEN TExT-Glory to God In IN
highest. and on earth peace. good will r
ward men.-Luke 2:14.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
BY VIRGINIA VALE

thsleased b. Western Newspaper UpionD
THE March of Time has
l. come to the rescue of all of
us who have an interest in some
one affected by the new selec-
tive service law. In "Army and
the Menu. S. A." we are TAX
en- inside training camps and
shown how the young men in the
nations rapidly expanding Citi-
zen army live, what they learn,
what they do for amusement,
and how they are being welded into
q defensive fighting force.
The film shows what has been
done to provide comfortable living
quarters for the young soldiers; it
shows as well how the nations in
dustry IL concentrating on orders
for the gigantic defense program.
It's q picture specially meant for
all draft eligibles, their families and
their friends.
When Howard Hughes finishes
waving his magic wand over Jack
Beutel We may have a new star on
our movie screens. Beutel gets his
chance as one Of the leads In the
new Hughes film, "The Outlaw" He
halls from Dallas, where he had
httle-theater experience, and wasn't
getting far in his ambition to sue
coed In Hollywood when he got the
Hughes assignment.
=
Eleanor Powell has finally COM
pletely recovered from that opera
ton that kept her on the sidelines
all this time, and will start work
soon in LADY Be Good" which was
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
Helpful Laughter

Laughter is a most healthful ex-
ertion; it is one Of the greatest
helps to digestion with which I am
acquainted; and the custom prev
alent among our forefathers, of
exciting it at table by testers and
buffoons, was founded on true
medical principles.-Dr. Hufeland.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SeeH+sooooIl Lesson
b. HAROLD L. LuNpoulsr. d. d.
Dean Of The Moody Bible Institute
Of Chicago.
RELEASED BY Western Newspaper Union.)
Lesson for December "

=, Lesson subjects and Scripture texts %:
lected and copyrighted by international
Council Of Religious Education: used By
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-12-20
" s%>~' e>e1 ~

That clever skirt detailing in front
is a perfect way to achieve the
smart concealed fullness." The
draped bodice is not only an i'm
portant fashion point, but also
very becoming to slim figures, be-
cause it tends to round out the
bosom.
Pattern No. 1926 is designed for sizes
II. IA. 16. 10 and 20. Size II requires
with short sleeves. as yards Of 3S-inch
material without nap: long sleeves, ~
yards. Il yard lace. Step-by-step sew
chart comes with your pattern. Send or
der to:
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just 50 Orig. 81
SimulatedPearlS
$l.OO

3 and 4 row Necklaces; plus
five-row twists. Lustrous quail
ity with fine rhinestone clasps.
10 Orig. 81 Costume Jewelry.
Assortment of stone-set pieces;
gold color 39c
10 Orig. S. and $3.50 Bib
Necklaces. Colored metal. $1.99
! Orig. $17.95 Mems Watch.
l7-jewel; rolled gold plate,
$12.95
(Jewelry Dept, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Clearance!
Housewares

300-29c Cedarized Paper
Hanging Garment Bags Sc
67-35c Open-end Radiator
Covers, 8 in. wide. Adj. from
10 to IS inches in ivory or
walnut 19c
11-$1.00 Unpainted Adjust
able Height Lap Tables 19c
Ss1.19 Kleinert Sponge Rub
ber Bath Mats, soiled - ESQ
4-$5.98 Radiator Enclosures.
soc
Assisted So doz. Fiesta
Glazed Pottery Tumblers.
Dozen observation-disclosures 6Sc
2-$4.98 Soiled Bathroom
Scales; / Counselor and l
Detecto ---- $1.49
$500 General Electric
Vacuum Glass Coffee Maker
complete with Stoves $1.49
housewares. Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-02-15

6 Mems Orig. $3.95 to S. Mill
tary Brush Sets and Leather
Carry-alls. Brush set in leath.
er Upper case. Oilskin lined
Carry-alls for travelling acces-
81 Mems Orig. $3.50 and $2.95
Shirts. Fine white and white
on-white broadcloths with
custom features. Sizes 1917
and IA only ---- $1.39
146 Mems Orig. 35c Hand
rolled, Patterned Handker-
chiefs s for 81
II Mems Orig. $1.5O Rayon
Crepe Shorts. Four-button,
quilted fronts with French
backs. Sizes 80 to 4O-----. $50
10 Mems Orig. 500 Broad
cloth Pajamas. Military-style
neck. Sizes B, c, D - $l.3S
s Mems Orig. $1.65 White
Broadcloth Night Shirts.
Slightly soiled. Size Is CSC
(Men,s FURNISHINGS. Main FloorJ
Is Mems Orig. $500 Sheep
lined, Showerproof Sport Jack
cts. Upper front. sport back,
slash pockets. Sizes SO and
80 only -------- 1884
tMen's Sport Shop. Main Floor.l
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just Is Prs. of S195
Celanese
RayOn NinOn
Curtains
$l pr.

Beautifully tailored with l.
inch side hens and deep bot
toms hens and already
.hemmed and headed. Some
are 2 yards long .. others
2Hs yards long. Ecru only.
(Curtains. Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Co..
12-$2.29 Boudoir Chair Cow
ers of rayon-and-cotton, in red.
rose and gold --------$ 81
20 prs.-$2.99 and 1898 Ray
on Taffeta Drapes also 5
pairs of Homespun Drapers
... all pinch pleated and 212
yards long --$1 81 pr.
75-$1.1o ] Ruffied Dotted Cur
tains in ecru or ivory. Made
81 inches wide to the pair and
2ls yards long ---- 69c pr.
(Curtains and Upholsteries.
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-02-15
S35 Fine Quality 4.616.6
BrOadlOOn1 RUGS
$l4.95

Ideal for small rooms or halls.
Choose from green, blue, rust,
tan, brown, taupe. red. bur-
gundy. Just one Of each color.
5o-$2 to "a Carpet Rugs,
22Lax27' inches 81
15-S3.50 to $500 Carpet
Rugs, 27x45 inches .----S1.S5
lo-S5.s5 to $7.s5 Felt Base
9x12 and Skis Rugs .-- Sass
6-S25.oo Wilton 3x5-ft, Rugs,
S9.s5
1-$24.s5 Imitation Oriental
Pattern 9x12 Rugs .--- $l2.95
$500 Wilton s.sxls-ft.
Rugs :. $12.SS
IS26.75 to $3.50 Blue
Broadloom 6x9-ft. Rugs S1z.S5
1$32.75 to $3.50 Broadloom
7.6x9-ft. Rugs --. SASS
3-$39.95 Broadloom Sx12
Rugs (imperfect) $19.S5
-$195.0o Fine Worsted Yarn
9x15 American Oriental Rugs.
S155.0o
2-$22O.0e Fine Worsted Yarn
10.6x14 American Oriental
Rugs $165.oe
1-S245.0o Fine Worsted Yarn
10.6x16 American Oriental
Rug $175.oo
1-S365.0o Fine Worsted Yarn
12x15 American Oriental Rug.
$1S5.0O
1-S59.5o Rayon Oriental Pat
tern 9x12 Rug ~ $685.
1-$100.75 Rust Sx13-ft.
Broadloom Rug $3S.s5
l-S125.o0 Figured 1l.3xl3.6
Broadloom Rug $ls.S5
(Russ. Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just ~ Girls
Orig. So to S3.95
Dresses,
Sweaters and
Vests
$l.44

In the group are just Z pretty
spun rayon dresses in sizes II
to Is and twenty sweaters and
cotton suede-cloth vests In
sizes IL to Is.
l4-$7.s5 to $1e.s5 Girls Ihrt.
Wool and Al-Wool Snow
Suits, sizes Z, 8 and 10 $4.8S
1-$13.s5 Teen-Age Pisid Re-
versible Sport Jacket In size
Is -- S7.SS
1-$1o.S5 Teen Age Plaid
Sports Jacket with hood, in
size IA -- S7.SS
1S-S3.s5 to $5.S5 Teen-Ags
Rayon Taneta and Spun Ray.
on Dresses in broken
sizes II t2.4l
(oiris Dept, Second Floor.
The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1940-02-15
CIearance!
Bedroom and
Dining Room
Furniture!

1-ss.s5 Solid Maple Side
Chair -- a. 81
+$4.95 Solid Maple Benches,
S1.s5
1-slo.s5 Solid Maple Double
1-$15.S5 Walnut Veneer on
Gum Twin Bed $500
1-S22.95 Mahogany Veneer on
Gum Double Bed .- IS 90
1-$24.95 Walnut Veneer on
Gum Double Bed $1,000
4-$25.S5 Walnut Veneer on
Gum Twin Reds $10.0o
4-$34.00 Mahogany Veneer on
Gum Vanities -.S Sl2.00
-$27.oo Solid Maple Dress
ers $500
$4,000 Solid Oak China
Cabinet - = $500
1-$37.00 Mahogany Veneer
on Gum Chest Chest,
$500
$4,000 Solid Maple Vanity,
$1,000
3-S29.95 Solid Maple Corner
Cabinet - $1,000
2-$3S.00 Walnut Veneer on
Gum Dresser $4,000
1-S199.S5 Tempo. Prima Vera
Veneer on Gum Dining Room
Suite $129.S5
(seventh Floor, The Hecht COD
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just 26 Tots 8
T0ddlerS'
Orig.
Sl.15 to $1.50
SWEATERS
77c

All-wool sweaters in a variety
Of styles and colors for young
sters wearing sizes to 4.
15-$5.95 and $6.95 Toddlers'
Three-pc. Coat, Hat and Leg.
ging Sets, in sizes l and 2,
$2.88
1e-$4.95 Tots Three-pc. Snow
Suits In sizes 3 to s. Sass
1885 to $5.95 Baby Bunt-
ings with upper fronts
samples soiled. Some
carriage robes included S1.88
e$1.95 Baby Buntings with
upper front. Samples 81
25-59c Machine Knit Wool
Berets some hand EN-
DrOlQercQ lac
-
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Girls
Furnishing
Less than h
Price!
(Boys' Dept, Second Floor.

5-$1 Girls Pocket Books, 39c
l-S1.95 Girls Velvet Hat, 39c
7-S1.l5 Girls Sweaters. Brck-
en- sizes .- 39o
6-S1.15 Girls Teen-Age Ger
duroy Blouses. IL and l6 3Sc
3-$3 to $3.95 White Rain
Goats, sizes 8 and 10 $50
$500 Girls Parka Hoods.
(Wcol-and-rayon) --- Sc
$500 Girls White Jed.
phurs, size IL and 16---- e9c
$500 Girls Corduroy Jack
cts, size 8 $50
2-$1.69 Girls Riding Vests,
6lGC a Wv
Evening star., 1940-02-15

Clearance!
Chairs and Sofas

7-$7.95 Solid Maple Flat.
Arm Cricket Chairs in glazed
chintz -------$ $3.95
8-$9.95 Solid Maple Platform
Cricket Rockers rs- $4.95
1-$14.95 Maple-Finished Love
Seat in green chintz -. $6.95
2-S24.95 Blue Gabardine Cow
cred Occasional Chairs SLABS
1-$24.95 Blue Gabardine Cow
cred Desk Chair $14.95
1-$29.95 Blue Gabardine Gov.
cred Rocker ---. $19.95
1-$79.95 Blue Gabardine Gov.
cred Duncan Phyfe Sofa, $49.95
1-$74.95 Blue Gabardine Cow
cred Chippendale Sofa $49.95
1-$79.95 Two-pc. Green Liv-
ing Room Suite $59.95
(Fourth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-02-15

26 prs. Mems Orig. 35c Lisle
6x3 Ribbed Hose. Canary shade
in size liz only 18c
Is Mems Orig. $1.00 Rayon
Crepe Mufflers. Monogrammed
with wrong initials. Plain
shades of navy and maroon.
$50
II prs. Mems Orig. $1.50 Fa-
mous-make Fabric Gloves.
Slightly soiled. White and
chamois color. Sizes w to
81 only 800
As Mems Orig. 55c Mohair-
and Cotton Washable Ties.
Darker shades of maroon,
green and brown zSc
) IL prs. Mems Orig. $1.5o linz
ported Madras Shorts. French
back style. Sizes 10 and ~
only ------------. SOC
IL Mems Orig. $1.00 Tie and
Handkerchief Sets. Patterns
in silk-and-rayon ties and fine
cotton handkerchiefs - $50
6 Mems Orig. $l.35 Short
Sleeve White Oxford Shirts.
Slightly soiled and mussed.
Sizes IA and 14la only SOC
(Men's Furnishings. Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
IS Orig. So
Suede Handbags
$l.OO

Black and brown: envelopes
and tophandles. One-third OF
original price.
IS Orig. 81 Belts. Suede and
cape novelty belts; broken as
sortment of colors 39c
20 Orig. 79c English Tobacco
Pouches 39c 39c
63 Orig. 81 Bags. Rough grain
and cape: frame and top
handles. Mostly black and
brown 39c
2 Orig. IS Fabric Muff Bags.
Brown and wine 81
(Handbag Dept, Main Floor)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
S3.49 Simulated
Peari.Tob
Fibre Bath
Hampers
$l.98

Upright style, hampers Of
closely woven fibre, with SIM
ulated pearl top. Just a lin
tied quantity. all measuring
23x16x11 inches. Choice Of
colors.
(Housewares. Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-02-15
BOYS, GIRLS, INFANTS APPAREL
Boys /
FURNISHINGS,

22-S1 Knit Polo Shirts with
long sleeves - @c
23-S1 Jr. Boys Broadcloth
Pajamas broken sizes 39c
11-$1 Children's White Weol
Gloves ACKNOWLEDGEMENT he
(Boys' Dept, Second Floor.l
Evening star., 1940-02-15
COAT CLEARANCE
Just Is Women's
8 Misses Orig.
Sl2.95 COATS
$6.44

V< ~" - -
Boxy and fitted REFERS;
mostly black with royon
velvet colIors. Sizes II to
a..
. Orig. s1s.s5 Coats
Green untrimmed dress
coats: blue tweed coat:
tweed REFER; plaid back
REFER. Sizes IL to 16 in
group; also brown tweed
coat, size 40 s9.99
Thrift Coat Shop,
Third Floor)
1 Orig. $22.95 Untrimmed
Dress Coat Grey; box
style. Sizes 391a SS.SS
l Orig. Sas.95 Fitted
Camels Hair Coat Nat
ural; interlined; size IL.
$10.88
1 Orig. $22.95 Blue Fleece
Sports Coat Size a. $9.88
l Orig. $39. .95 Famous Make
Fleece Coat Boxy
model; brown, size A.
1887
2 Orig. S69.95 Detachable
Fur Jacket Goats . Cross
fox on black, size 18;
monkey fur on green, sizes
IL and IA $34.88
Better Shop. Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Women's Original
81 to $8.75
SHOES

rs prs. taken from regular
stock. Short lots of gabardine,
calf, suede; also satin and sill
yer evening slippers. Arch
support shoes and dressy types;
high and Cuban heels. Black
and blue. Broken 60 %
sizes 3E2 to 8 -
(Women's Shoes. Main FloorJ
Evening star., 1940-02-15
So Orig. Sl.95
Jr. GIRDLES
$l.OO

Also panty girdles. Small, me-
dium and large sizes.
"a Orig. $3.50 and S. Founda i.
tions and Girdles from better
makers. Sizes 26 to 81 and IS
to 80 in group 81
Corset Dept. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
AVON TOILET
TISSUE
l6 roll. 68c

Soft white tissue at worth
while Friday saving.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Reg. 2Sc FlMffer
Facial Tissues
3 pke.. soc

Packages of 500 tissues Z.
soft, absorbent economical.
(Toiletries, Main F1oor.)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
SbeciaI Purchase!
DUPONT
Mirrors,
Brushes, Trays
$l.OO

Iust 275 pieces offered at a
fraction Of original prices be-
cause they have been left from
high-priced sets! Beveled-edge
hand mirrors; pure bristle hair
brushes; various sizes and
shapes in dresser trays. Fill
In your present set or as
semble a new one from these
pieces!
(Toiletries, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
$50 Orig. 81 8 $3.50
WOmen'S BlOuSeS
$l.OO

Dressy and tailored types:
street shades. Sizes 80 to 20
in group.
40 Orig. $1.1s Women's Wool
Sweaters Novelty weaves:
pastels and street shades.
Sizes "a to 80 in group 69c
IS Orig. $1.19 TO 81 Blouses
and Jackets Rayon crepe
blouses: suede rayon jackets
and blouses: street shades and
black. Sizes 81 to SO in
group S0c
8 Orig. $3.50 Women's Blouses
.. Dressy types Of rayon satin
and rayon crepe. Sizes So and
81 ---- $A'OO
IS Orig. 59c Neckwear :. At
tractive pique and laces for
high OF low necklines. Slightly
soiled d------1Sc 1Sc
(Women's Blouses. Main Floor }
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just 10 Students
Orig. SI595
TWEED SUITS
So

Well tailored, collegiate : type
suits of wool : and cotton
tweeds in broken sizes from 16
to 21. A fine chance to get
an extra suit for him to finish
out the school year.
VARSITY Shop. Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just 50 Prs. Ball-Bearine
Sl.59 SKATES
With Ankle Pads
$l

Roller-skating weather is
Just around the corner. Get
set at real savings. This price
includes both ankle pads and
a bottle of skate oil.
1-$6.95 Velocipede - large
size $S.SS
5-$9.95 Desks with compo-
sition tops -- $3.50
2-SS.95 Doll Carriages with
leatherette tops and wood
sides $5.99
2-$15.95 Sidewalk Cycles.
Two-wheels for girls or
boys $1.SS
(Toys, Third Tlocr,)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just II Reg. 39c to Soc
Children'S
UNDIES
27c

Broken sizes In rayon vests,
rayon brassiers, muslin slips
and panties. All are full-cut,
well made garments but
very limited quantities Of each.
25-s1.15 to $l.s5 Sample Silk
Undies. Princess slips and
panties Of rayon crepe or rayon
taffeta ----- $50
(Children's Dept, Second F1oor.)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Special Purchase!
Just 38!
S25 UntrinlInled
DRESS COATS
5000
Famous Botany's all-wool un-
trimmed dress coats, lined with
SINNERS rayon satin and
warmly interlined! Mostly
black in fitted and box
styles. Many are samples :.
and one of a kind styles. Sizes
IA to 10; 331a to 371a; 45h;
SO, SO and ~.
(Better Coat Shop. Third Floor.J
40 Orig s2.99 8 s3.99
WOmSn's AH.Wo0I
SWEATERS
$l.20
Cardigan and slip-on styles.
Pastel and dark colors. Broken
sizes "a to 40.
Orig. $7.99 velveteen Jackets
Brown and green; size
l8 81
10 Orig. $7.s9 Shetland jack
cts; green or grape. Sizes IL
and 20 -$1 $1.89
IL Orig. $3.50 to $14.95 Sports
Dresses Beige gabardine,
sizes 18 and 20; blue gabar-
dine. size 20; wine rayon
crepe. size l8; rose wool. size
IL; brown gabardine, size ls;
black rayon crepe, size 18.
$3.50
l Orig. $7.99 Evening Skirt
:. Rayon velvet; black, size
IL $3.50
(sportswear. Third Floor.)
Just II Orig. SS.99
HOUSECOATS
$2.99

Rayon satin and rayon taffeta
fitted waist long. full skirt.
Is Orig. $1.99 Cotton House,
coats. Small sizes .-- $50
8 Orig. $3.50 Rayon Suede
Coats. Light colors CSC
IL Orig. $500 Housecoats,
Rayon satin and rayon
taffeta $1.9S
5 Orig. $3.50 Bed Jackets.
Rayon satin and all-over lace.
S1.s9
2 Orig. 1862 Robes. Rayon
satin wrap, size IA; slate blue
rayon crepe with upper. Size
IA $500
4 Orig. 1899 Robes. Rayon
crepe wrap hostess coat, size
IA; chartreuse rayon jersey
wrap, size Is: brocaded rayon
satin coat. size IL; rayon crepe
hostess coat, size 16 $7.99
/ Orig. SIS Rayon Velvet Host
ess Coat. Raisin color: size
IA $7.99
(Houeaeosfs Third R1eoyl
Evening star., 1940-02-15
224 Orig. 81 to S2.59
ELECTRIC
SHAVER
SOC

AC-DC Electric Dry Shaver
and Vibrator combination :.
imported crystal powder jars
-. pure bristle hair brushes
. Discontinued packages
Harriet Hubbard Ayers face
powder.
(Tcilet Accessories, Main FloorJ
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just ~ pairs of Boys
and Jr. Misses
Orig. $3.50 to
$3.50 Shoes
$I.79

Jr. Misses suede oxfords and
strap pumps in broken sizes
and styles. Also Boys square.
toe Fit-Rite oxfords with
crepe rubber soles, in broken
sizes.
IS prs.-S1.15 to $1.5e Chill
dren's Soft Sole Bedroom Slip
pers In broken sizes and
styles $50
- prs.-34.5e to $7.ee M. w.
Locke Oxferds for children
and Jr. Misses, in broken sizes
and styles $z.S5
(Children's Shoes, Second FloorJ
Varsity Shop
Clearance
2-$l5.Ss Students' Brown
Wool Overcoats one size
20, one size 81 -------- $4.4l
e$1S.95 Students' Suits in
sizes II, 10 and ~ $1.44
1e-$l9.95 Students Overcoats
and Zlpper-nned Coats in sizes
10 to ~ Slo,SS
1e-$lo.S5 Boys' Wool Over
coats In sizes II, IL, IL and
Is $7.44
VARSITY shop. second Floor,
1he Hecht co..
Evening star., 1940-02-15
I6S Orig. 81 to SIPS
TOILETRIES
25c

Mirror makeup boxes I.
Postal Telegraph compacts.
discontinued number Of De
Viibiss atomizers discon-
tinued package Harriet Hub
bard Ayers face powder.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
THE HECHT CO. FRIDAY BARGAINS
ACCESSORIE les
500 Prs. W0men's
81 to $l.l5 HOSE
69c

Fine silk stockings 2, 3
and 4 thread; a few extra
lengths. A good range Of COL
ors. Worthwhile savings.
120 Prs. Orig. 69c and 79c
Chiffon Hose 4-thread for
service ----2 prs, 81
(Women's Hosiery. Main Flooro
Evening star., 1940-02-15
so Orie. S299
HOUSECOATS
$1.49

Rayon satin; short sleeves;
fitted waists, full-sweeping
skirts. Wine and blue.
(Housecoats. Third Foor.)
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just 50 Mems Originally
$2.95 and 1895 Washable Robes

Excellent quality lusrous broadcoths and soft 6R 1h
sateens Club blazer stripes, paisley effects -
alover patterns Small, medium and large sizes.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Just 3S Boys Orig. SI.99
Corduroy
KNICKERS
$l.39

Sizes are broken but
you're getting full-cut knick-
ers with double seat and knees
and In the two most wanted
colors, brown and grey.
(Boys' Dept, Second Floor)