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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
BRIEFS


 Robert Scanlon, son of MT. and Mrs. Maurice R. Scanlon, of Nettle- ton avenue, who has been vacation ing at the Boy Ssout camp at Ply. mouth, has returned.
 Miss Rita Murphy of Cheshire has returned from vacation at Moodus
 Miss Marian H. Allen of Tolles Square and Miss Betty Totten of Waterbury, who have been on a motor tour in Vermont, have re- turned.
 Mrs. Mildred Hair and son, Rob- ert, of Cliff street, are vacationins at Cape Cod, and Plymouth, Mass.
 Miss Margaret Brennan of Fred erick street, who has been vacation ing at Watch Hill, R. l., has re- turned.
 Miss Constance L. Linskey of Hill crest avenue has returned from Olgunquit, Me, where she has been vacationing.
 Mrs. William T. Schofeld of Hill street attended the wedding Satur- day of Miss Marian Frances Treat of Oxford and Herbert De Bisschop, of Waterbury, which took place at St. Peters Episcopal church. Oxford. Miss Julia Spadola of New York City is visiting MT. and Mrs. An thony Tangredi of South Main street.
 Miss Dorothy M. Moss of the local high school faculty is taking sum- mer course at the University of Connecticut, Storrs.
 MT. and Mrs. Moves s. Wilmot of May avenue, who have been on a motor trip to Canada, have re- turned.
 Mrs. M. Griffith and son, Grant, of Westport, who have been visiting Mrs. LeRoy E. Grant of Oak street, have returned.
 Miss Nancy Norton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter H. Norton of Cliff stret, is vacationing at the home of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Norton, in Win- throp, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeCarlo of South Main street recently had as their guests Daniel De Carlo. Louis De Carlo. Miss Constance L. Al- gerio and Mir. and Mrs. James Pa- teEna and son, Daniel. of Brooklyn. N. F.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Anderson of Walnut street and Mir. and Mrs. Hiding N. Olson and family of May avenue are vacationing at Buriing- ton. Me.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond W. Paul and daughters of Walnut street. and Mrs. W. II. Paul of Oak street were weekend visitors in Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
Kelly Named Delegate

At a meeting last night of the local aerie of Eagles in the society's rooms, Deputy Judge George A. Kelly was nominated and elected to represent the aerie at the Grand Aerie convention at Chicago from August 15 to August 19. The vote was unanimous.
 MT. Kelly is Junior Past Worthy President of the order.
 Officers of the aerie will meet at 8 D. m, Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
SCHOOL GIVES
 | OIL CONTRACT
Smith Brothers to Supply l4,OO0 Gallons During Winter Months
BEACON FALLS
Correspondent Wm. ]. Baxter
 Phone Naugatuck 39l5

Beacon Falls, July 23-The Smith Brothers firm of this town was awarded the contract for the oil to be used in local schools during the coming winter, at a meeting of the board of education in the Town Hall last night.
 Chairman Frank Bronson said six bids were received ard although the Smith firms bid was slightly higher than the lowest bid, the contract was awarded to the Smith firm be- cause it is a local organization.
 They will supply about 14,000 gall Ions of oil. The board took prelim- mary steps to starting an Americana zation class here this fall. The f1nan- cial arrangements were discussed.
 MT. Bronson said the demand for an Arnericanization class here has materialized recently. No teacher has yet been selected. It is a number of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
Heart Attack Claims Michael Kiey--Funeral Thursday
ysars sIncs snch ! olas. vas hsld
Funeral q arr. zopho

here.
 Funeral cf MT. zoplso
 The funeral Of Steven zopko, 0f Lopus road, who was killed in . mo- tor vehicle accident Sunday after noon in Seymour, was held this morning at e:30 from the home of his father, Michael zopko, here, to the Sts. Peter and Paul Church, A1a- sonia at g o'clock, where . high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Rotko, pastor. Burial was in the sts. Peter and Paul cemetery, Ansonia.
 Members of the Waterbury Motor cycle club, of which MT. Zopko was a member, formed the bearers. These were: Frank Lantieri, Robert Siroe. Geno Giancarli, Edward Urban, stev- en Dobrowski and Arthur Lantieri.
 Besides his father, MT. Zopko leaves four sisters, Mrs. Benjamin Bulkavich and Mrs. Henry Kuczen- ski, of Union City, Mrs. James Rol- linson, of Shelton, and Miss Caroline zopko, of Beacon Falls; and two brothers, Domenic Zopko, of Union City and Michael, of Naugatuck.
 James F. Cirillo, 9, of 194 Main street, Derby, driver of the car which was in a collision with the motor cycle driven by Zopko, was being held in $2,500 bonds by Deputy Coroner Nathan Sachs today, and a hearing will be held at 9 a. m. Monday at the Seymour court room.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

yesterday, too. He had been sold by the Washington Senators to the Chicago Cubs.
 Bonura's visit was non political but 1t appeared unlikely that the others were.
 Norris is a third-termer and it was thought possible he might have urged Garner to back MT. Roose- welt.
 Glass is an anti-New Dealer and anti-third termer.
 Townsend is manager of the sen- ate Republican campaign commit tee. There was speculation that at- tempts might be made to enlist Garner, a life long Democrat, into an independent Democratic move.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
c. T. Mccarthy Fund

The Naugatuck Rotary club, which sponsors the Charles T. Mccarthy student aid fund, at its last meeting voted to donate $100 to the fund, whieh is in honor of the late prom inent industrialist here.
 The report of the trustees on the fund, prior to this vote, shows that Sl. .4O6 was received up to July and interest of $45.32 made the total $l,AB1.32.
 A total of $7oo has been paid to various students as loans and $5 was paid to the c. T. Mccarthy flower fund, leaving a balance in the fund on July l of $746.32. The trustees are: Victor N. Peterson, William G. Boies and Harold E. Chittenden.
 The latest Rotary bulletin ex- presses the hope that during the year ways and means may be worked out to increase the fund substantially so that more help may be offered to worthy students who otherwise might not be able to f1n- ish their higher education.
 To Address Club
 Arnold w. c. Kean of Manches- ter, England, will address the local Rotary club at its regular meeting tomorrow noon, his subject being, American Business and the World Crisis"
 The sale of Easter Seals for the Conn. Society of Crippled Children here amounted to $360 this year, Victor Peterson, chairman, reports.
 Everett T. Rogers, local dentist, has been elected member of the Rotary club and will be introduced at tomorrow's meeting. Idris Alder son proposed him.
 At. the recent Rotary session at the Edgewood Country club in Cromwell, Naugatuck members shared heavily in the golf prizes.
 Birthday Party
 A birthday party for William Rus- sell Palmer, one-year-old-son of MT. and Mrs. Russell Palmer of Prospect street, was held Sunday afternoon at his home. Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. William Reed, Jr. George Palmer, Sr., MT. and Mrs. George Palmer, Jr., MT. and Mrs. James Johnston. MT. and Mrs. Carl ton Johnston, MT. and Mrs. William Gyuriscko, Mrs- and Mrs. Arthur Hawley, MT. and Mrs. Frank Mo- Weeney. Mrs. Louise Baummer, MT. and Mrs. Frank Kachowski.
 Also, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Shulman, Miss Louise Baummer, Miss Catherine Mack, Miss Mary Mack, William Mack, Dayton Pal mer, Mir. and Mrs. Russell Palmer.
 Children present included: The Misses Catherine Ann McWeeney, Rosemary McWeeney, Master Fran cis Samuel Kackowski, Charles Mo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
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ment supporting Republican Presi- dential Nominee Wendell L. Willkie.
 Political observers believed Gar. ner would demonstrate his opposi. tion to third term by staying in Uvalde all during the campaign, in complete silence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
NOT WHAT HE ORDERED

When stubborn young doctor refuses to capitulate to the charms of a beautiful, spitfire heiress during a hectic trailer trip together, amus- ing complications result - in RKO Radios Gross Country Romance" i" starring Gene Raymond and Wendy Barrie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

D. D. G. P. William A. Jecuso and staff of Ansonia will be in charge of the induction. Refreshments will be served and a social will follow. All Encampent odd Fellows are in- Nted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
NEW STORY THEME

Topping the popularity lists of outdoor stars, George OBrien is said to have the most interesting picture of his career in Stage to Chino" for RKO Radio. The story deals with the exploits ofsa postal inspector in Arizona early days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23

weeney and William Russell Pal mer.
 The table was set on the lawn with decorations of pink and blue and in the middle was a large birth day cake. Refreshments and music were enjoyed.
 Rubbish Collection
 The regular collection of rubbish will take place here tomorrow and Thursday, Superintendent of Streets Harold D. Murtha has announced. The east side will be done Wednes- day and the west side and Bristol Terrace will be covered Thursday. Cans, bottles and other rubbish will be taken but not ashes or garbage. The rubbish should be placed in re- ceptacles in front of property.
 Miss Katherine Keeling
 The funeral of Miss Katherine Keeling of Wooster street, resi- dent here all of her life, who died Monday afternoon after an illness of several weeks will be held We'd nesday afternoon at 2:30 at St. Michael's Episcopal church. Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, pastor, will ofdi- ciate. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery.
 Miss Keeling leaves two brothers, Jacob and Frank, and one sister, Mrs. Charles Wurtenberg, all of Naugatuck. She was 8 member of St. Michael,s church.
 Is Vacationing
 Mrs. Bertha Swanson of Park place is vacationing in Mantle.
 S4,894 Collected
 Contributions to the local Red Cross war relief fund are still being made, Carlisle B. Futile, chairman of the committee in charge. an- nounced today. A total of $4,894. 80 has been collected. The recent con- trihl,f0rc are.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
Marriage Announced

Announcement has been made of the marriage at Millerton, N. r., on June 9 of Miss Dorothy A. Lompron, daughter of MT. and Mrs Lewis Lompron, of Scott street, Naugatuck, to Douglas Nichols, son of MT. and Mrs. William Nichols, of Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
Eagles Pick Kelly
 10 Attend Chicago
 Convention, Aug. 15
Rotary Club Donates $lOO to Charles T. Mccarthy Student Aid Fund William R. Palmer Rendered
 Party Katherine Keelings Rites Tomorrow
NAUG AUG TX
COrresDondent: wm. ,. Baxter-Phons Naugatuck s0ss

Naugatuck, July 23-Michael F Kiely, . resident here 42 years, died suddenly last night of a heart at- tack at his home, IS Barnum court MT. Kiely had worked at the Bristol Recording company yesterday and suffered the attack about Il p. m.
 He was born in Ireland. He was well known here and had many friends, all of whom were saddened to learn of his death. He had work ed at the Bristol company for a number of years.
 He leaves his wife, Winifred, one son, James, both of Naugatuck; three brothers, Patrick, of Nauga- tuck; Matthew, of Prospect, and Richard, of Watertown; and four sisters, the Misses Elizabeth and Helen Kiely, both of Naugatuck; Mrs. Paul Fournier, of West Haven, and Mrs. James Larkin, of Brook lyn, IN. Y.
 The funeral will be held at 8:30 Thursday morning from the Me- Carthy funeral home, 21 Cedar street, to St. Francis church at 9 o'clock, where requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. James cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 o'clock tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-23
Art Goods

FILET LACE CL0THS-All hand. made. 72x90 sizes. Attractive pat- tssns ssS1,dT1v in nstssal. 2, as S1. .S0 CHAIR BACK SETS-Of hand made filet. Three pieces. Lovely patterns in natural. Reg 0EA ularly 29c ..............A AOV KNITTING BAGS-Of rayon silk in bold Roman stripes. Neatly lined. With wooden handles. Regularly EMA oSc ................... wv LACE SCARFS-Made by hand. 3e inches long. Attractive designs, in natural. Regularly 0EA SSc A4D~ HAND DECORATED WINDOW BOXES-With matching water ing cans and assorted flowers, il- cluding daisies, hollyhocks, roses, etc; ct ;a Regularly 00C HANDMADE FILET LACE OB- LONGS-Good- looking in natural color. May be used for chair back sets. Reg @MA ularly 19c ...........4 4VO LACE ROUNDS-FIand-made filet. 6-inch size. Tn natural. Lovely designs. Regularly Nn &W ...........-... ......... WY
 THIRD FLOOR =
Evening star., 1940-11-28
$50 t1.99 to $500 Valaes!
Daytime
Dresses
sl.77

2-Pc. Corduroy Dresses In
smart, fiattering styles; ray
on-and-wools in solid or
plaid colors; rayon crepes in
tailored or semi tailored
styles. In misses and juniors
sizes. Black and colors.
Is Orig. 81 b S2.ss Cotton
and Rayon Crepe Dresses;
small sizes only y------50c
20 Orig. 81 b $2.ss Covert
Cloth Jacket Dresses es-----$1
IS Orig. $3.50 to $3.50 Pastel
Rayon Crepes and Rayon-
and-wools. Two-piece Skirt
and Blouse Dresses ideal
for school or of1ice
40 Orig. $7.95 Women's Ray
on Transparent velvet
Dresses; crush-resistant;
sizes 1871 to 241a, 80 to a.
$5.s9
s Orig. $7.95 Dinner and
Evening Dresses of rayon
crepe; small sizes only;
slightly soiled- d---------$3.77
(Thrift Dress Shop,
The Hecht Co., Third FloorO
Evening star., 1940-11-28

47-Hand-embroidered Madeira
Pieces. Now w-----------lSc
27-Fringed Linen Scarfs-- lsc
59-S1 Linen Madeira 3-Pc.
Vanity Square and Round Piece
Sets Z5c
40-S1 Cotton and -Rayon Cloth.
51x67-in. size ze--------49c
14-s1.5s Holland Rayon Cloths.
51x51-in. size e----------- 79c
8-SI.98 AL Linen Printed
Cloths. 51x51-in. size - ssc
19-S2.5s All Linen Printed
Cloth. 52x52-in. size ---- $l.29
17-S2.98 Cotton and Rayon
Cloths. 57x77 ins.--- Sl.49
sass Printed Table Cloths.
Sl.49
S-S3.98 Nine-Pc. Linen Lunch
con Sets. 58x78-in. cloth $l.99
HS3.s8 Cotton Printed Dinner
Cloths. 63xSl-in. size - $l.ss
6-s5.9S Seven-Pc. Hand-Appli-
qued Linen Sets. 52x52 : in.
cloth s@''S
4-s6.ss Seven-Pc. Hand-Appli-
qued Linen Sets. 52x68-in.
cloth So.SS
uinens and Domestics., Fifth Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Girls Originally S9e
PinafOre Aprons
59c

Only 40! And such attractive
styles to choose from. Wide
range of colors, too. Broken
sizes 7 to IA.
6-$7.95 Teen-Age Sport Jock
cts. Sizes IL, IA. 16 ----S5.9s
S-$5.95 Teen-Age Sport jack
cts. Sizes II, IA, Is - $3.95
10-S3.s5 Teen-Age Sport Jack
cts. Sizes II, IA, 16----S2.95
1O-S5.95 Dresses. Broken sizes.
Sizes II, IA l6----------S3.95
10-S3.95 Dresses. Broken sizes
Sizes IL, IA, 16--------$2.95
Girls Wear. Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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Jr. Miss Dresses
s8.88

Smart rayon crepes with
bright bead trims; rayon vel
vet, pastel woods. One piece
and jacket styles. In black.
soldier blue, brown and win
ter pastes.
5-Orig. S1o.s5 Jr. Miss 2-pc.
Shetland Suits; size II, $3.SS
I6-Orig. S1o.95 TO $12.95 Jr.
Miss Suits in black and
bright-colored Shetlands;
also plaids, in collarless.
notched collar, and bolero
styles ------------ $o-sS
15-Orig. S7.ss to $lo.s5 Jr.
Miss Dresses in woods, rayon
crepes, gabardines. Soft,
dressy styles. Black, bright
red, blue and pastels. Q to
Is
30-Orfx. $16.95 to $22.95
Jr. Miss Better Dresses;
many one-of-a-kinds. Vel
veteens, rayon crepes, jacket
styles ----------------$AA'oo
l5-Orig. $16.95 and 1885
Jr. Miss Evening Dresses;
rayon crepes and taf1etas;
one-of-a-kinds -$l1.SS
CYoung washingtonian Shop,
The Hecht Co., Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-11-28
3s News Originally
S3.S5 Fitted
COWhide Cases
sl.99

Every man should have one. For
travelling and home use. Top
grain cowhide case with full
upper opening. Holds comb,
brush, mirror and places for
tooth brush, razor, soap and nail
file. Friday only at this price.
50 Girls and Women's Orig.
s2.95 and $3.95 Famous Make
"Shortrip' Canvas Bags. Just
the thing for knitting, school
lunches or many other uses,
$1.59
Crhe Hecht Co. NEW LUGGAGE
SHOP, Fifth Floor0
Evening star., 1940-11-28

ISo Cotton Plaid Tavern" Style
Napkins DC
34-3-Pc Cotton Vanity Sets, SC
ITO Cotton and All-Linen Nap
kins. Most with colored borders.
SC
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NATIONALLY FAMOUS
KNIT UNDIES
10 Orig. 81
RayOn
HOuSecOatS
CSC

Small sizes; marvellous buys
for early shoppers.
s Orig. 81 Rayon Vests 29c
4 Orig. $1.25 Rayon Vests.
Size IS --------49c
/ Orig. $500 Lastex Girdle
with mixture Of rayon, cot
ton. silk. Small size 500
Is Orig. $1.35 Union Suits
Of cotton, silk and wool 69c
Is Orig. 81 Rayon Gowns;
long fitted styles
6 Orig. $2.25 SILK Panties.
Small sizes --------$1.39
1 Orig. IS Singiette. Size
% ----------- SAsS0
80 Knitted Vests and Pan.
ties; mixture of cotton, ray
on and wool-------4 for 81
Is Orig. sec Rayon Briefs
and Panties for 81
(Knit Undies. The Hecht Co.,
Main Floor)
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Students Originally sI9.9S
Zip-Lined Coats
S7.99

Only 10. Double duty coats
wear yours without the lining as
a topcoat, when the weather
turns cold, zip the lining in and
you have an overcoat. Sizes
Is to %.
10-$1.95 Students Sport Shirts.
Small and medium sizes - Soc
1-S12.95 Boys Cotton Gabar-
dine Raincoat. Size IL SASS
2-$10.95 Jr. Boys 3-pc. Leg
ging Sets. Size 4 $4.88
I-S12.95 Black Leather Coat.
Size 8 --- ---- SASS
(Boys' Clothing. Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Boys Originally S4.99
Hooded Jackets
1914
Linen Clearance!
5O% to 7O% Off

Over 1000 pieces! Many suit
able for gifts! Come in and pick
them over. Because Of the
drastic reductions we must
say, SORRY, NO MAIL OR
PHONE ORDERS"
Oris Ilc tn pc
Evening star., 1940-11-28
FRIDAY BARGAINS =
5000 of and Over!
Better Dresses

SS ~ AyA1~<A,
. Orig. $10.S5 Jumpel
Dresses with contrast top
sizes IL and IA $3.9!
2 Orig. SASS Black RayoI
Crepe Dresses with Jet beas
trim; sizes IA and IS, $6.6'
/ Orig. s13.95 Rayon Crep'
Rib-roll Jacket Dress; black
size 12----- $6.6I
1 Orig. $13.S5 Blue Rayol
Crepe Dress with embroidere,
trim; size 16--.$ $6.6
Orig. S10.95 Rib-ron Rayol
Crepe Bolero Dresses; hal
SIZES taA to 241a; black
wine and blue $6.6
2 Orig. $l9.95 2-tone Woo
Dresses with Fireman's Re-
Jacket; sizes, II, l6.---$l
1 Orig. $l6.s5 Woman
Black Rayon Crepe Dress
size 38-- 8---------$1
1 Orig. SIS Rayon Crep
Basic Dress; green; size II
81
2 Orig. s22.s5 Women
Soutache Trim Boiler
Dresses; sizes 1872 and 20E
81
4 Orig. Sass Women
Dressy Afternoon Dresses 9
rayon crepe; sizes SO, A
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2 Orig. S19.95 Misses After
noon Dresses Of rayon crepe
sizes IL and 10 8------$l
4 Orig. $19.s5 Women's Al
ternoon Dresses Of rayo
crepe; sizes 40 to AZ 81
1 Orig. S19.95 Wool Redin
cote Dress; size l8 81
CBetter Dress Shop, .
The Hecht Co., Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Lamp Clearance!

SIS China Table Lamps.
Silk rayon shade. Now 49, S2.S9
I-S14.95 Modern Chrome Desk
Lamp. Silk rayon shade -- IS
2-S19.95 Ivory Rembrandt
Floor Lamps. Silk rayon shade,
SS.95
1-S19.95 Six-Way Ivory Floor
Lamps. Silk rayon shade 1896
4-S19.95 Lenox China Table
Lamps. Silk rayon shade S9.95
2-Sl9.95 Sheffield Silver Table
Lamps -----------$9.95
1-S22.95 Conventional Sway
Floor Lamp ---$l2.95
1-S22.95 Modern 3-Way Floor
Lamp. Silver colored mica
2-S22.95 Bridge Lamps. Silk
rayon shade ----$12.95
1-S24.95 Lightolier Cocktail
Lamp. Silk rayon shade. Now
$12.95
lamps, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1940-11-28

: Originally Listed $12.95
New 194e Baby Grand
Washers. Now-----$7.S5
1 Originally Listed $54.95
New 1889 Norge. Now
$3s.s5
1 Originally Listed $39.s5
New 194e Zenith Washer.
Now w--$20.S5
: Originally Listed $59.S5
New 1889 Thor Washers
with Pump. Now---A9.s5
/ Originally Listed S69.s5
New 1889 Maytag Washer
with Pump. Now $54.S5
@Originally Listed S69.s5
New 1910 Hot Point WASH
ers with Pump. Now S49.S5
(Hectrie washers. rifr
Evening star., 1940-11-28
WOmem'S
BlOuSeS and
Jumpers

So Orig. S1.99 and $2.9S
Blouses; rayon crepes, spun
rayons and striped metallic
rayons. Short and long
sleeves; some with band bot
toms. Light and dark colors.
80 to 40 -----79c 79c
5 Orig. $3.50 All-wool Flan-
mel Jumpers in red and SOL
dier blue. Size l6.----.$1.99
25-$3.99 All-W0ol Sweaters,
with solid color suede fronts
and dial buttons. In royal
blue, red, powder brown and
maize. Broken sizes "a to
(sport Shop. The Hecht Co.
Third Toor)
Evening star., 1940-11-28
40 Men's Orig. S2.95
Sport BlOuSeS
sl.95

Long sleeve rayon sport "blouse-
shirt" with knitted bottom and
cuffs. Fine for outdoor sports.
Tan or green in small, medium
and large sizes.
10 Mems Orig. $10.95 Imported
Rubberized Raincoats. Guaran-
teed waterproof. Blue, tan or
green in sizes 40 and AZ only.
$6.9s
3 Mems Orig. $12.95 Gabardine
Sport Jackets. Chamois front.
knitted bottom, gabardine back
and sleeves. Small and medium.
$500
(The Hecht Co. Mems Sport Shop.
Main FloorO
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Orig. 81 asd $50
WOnen'S
Sample Gloves
79c

Suede texture cotton fabric
gloves. Slip-ons or novelty
shortie styles with contrast
ing stitching. Black, brown,
navy, beige, wine.
7s-Orig. 79c Rayon Gloves,
39c
68-Orig. $1.9S Kidskin and
Capeskin Gloves; broken
assortment ------H
18-Orig. s. Fgskin Gloves.
$1.98
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2-Originally Listed $69.S5
New 1910 G. E. Washers
with Pump. Now----$49.95
1 Originally Listed $59.95
Floor Sample 1940 ABC
Washer with Pump. Now
$49.95
2-Originally Listed $99.95
New 1889 ABC Washers
with Pump. ow---$69.95
1 Originally Listed $s4.s5
Floor Sample 1940 Thor
Washer with Pump $69.95
1 Originally Listed S99.95
New 1910 Blackstone Spin
Dry Washer. Now---$79.95
2 Originally Listed S119.95
New 1S40 ABC Spin Dry
Washer ----------$99.S5
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Womes's 81
SPORT
JACKETS
ST

Short sleeved cordu-
roy jackets with band
bottom in bright fall
colors. Also rayon pile
fabric Jackets with
novelty button trim.
Not every style in
every size.
$50 Orig. 81 Wool Jer.
sey Turbans; wrap
around styles, in fall
shades 59c
(Neckwear
The Hecht Co.,
Main Foor.)
Evening star., 1940-11-28
UTfg. EoC 10 JIG
at lOc
Orig. s for sI.9S
at 6 for 81

261 AlI-Linen Cocktail Napkins.
Embroidered-- s for 81
Evening star., 1940-11-28
N Originally SH9S
Misses Sports
Coats
$500

Tweed and fleece sport coats
:. Just the thing you need
for that extra" coat. Spe-
cially priced! Sizes IL to Is.
IL Orig. S1o.95 Man-tailored
Suits. Sizes IL to 16----S5
CThrift Coat Shop,
The Hecht Co., Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-11-28
ORIGINALLY 298 Gal.
Master Made
Semi.GIOss Paint
$l.69 gal.

Just 20 gallons reduced for
clearance. Fine quality deep
ivory semi-gloss paint.
63-11 gals. $1.59 All Service
Gloss Finish. Washable. For
walls and woodwork. Colors.
" gal. ---------------- 81
AZ gals. $3.50 Spar varnish.
Clear; quick drying; gal $1.49
20 gals. $3.25 Semi Gloss Wall
and Wood Finish ---$1.69 gal.
26-5-gal Drums $3.50 Black
Asbestos Roof Coating. Stops
leaks. Use on tin or compost
ton roofs; 5 gals ---- $1.49
Az gals. 81 No Rub Floor
Wax. For wood or linoleum
floors; 2 1s-gals. for--------N
(psints. Seventh Floor,
The Hecht COL
Evening star., 1940-11-28

/ pattern in wine or brown
ground.
N-S5!ss Plaid Cotton Home
spun Throws. For bed or stuolo
civan. Single and double bed
rs Prs. 1898 Rayon Faille
Draperies. Quilted tops, cotton
satlne lining. 212. yds. long.
Green, eggshell, rose, rust, $2.99
sS-2.ss Pin Dot Bedspreads.
Green, blue, dust-rose trim.
single and double sizes, ea.- 81
WWta.ns and Draperies, sixth
Floor. The Hecht Coz
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at l9c

Orig. 49c
Evening star., 1940-11-28
last II Orig. sI695 to SI99
2.Pc. Misses
Jacket Suits
$500

Dressmaker and tailored
suits. Solid color monotone
shetlands, camel h airs,
tweeds, and coverts. Sizes
II to 18.
7 Orig. s1o.s5 Tweed Re-
versailles; mixed wool and
rayon tweeds with processed
cotton gabardine on reverse
side. Sizes II, IA. ID $6.66
2 Orig. $19.95 Plaid Back
Tweed Sport Goats. In wine.
Sizes 40 and 42--------T99
2 Orig. s35 Untrimmed 3
Pc. Herringbone Tweed
Fitted Suits. In blue, size
IA; in brown, size 16 S19.S8
/ Orig. S49.95 Leopard
trimmed Jacket Suit. Green,
size IL VAST
4 Orig. S45 3-Pc. Wolf and
trimmed Wardrobe
Suits. Wine, size Is; brown,
sizes IL and Is; blue, size
38 --------- SZS.S3
4 Orig. $45 Raccoon-t trimmed
Fleece Sports Goats; wine
size II; green size Ia: red
sizes IL, l6. Sizes IA o l8.
S33
CBetter Coat Shop.
The Hecht Co., Third FOOD