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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16
JUNI0R-SENI0R
BANQUET-PR0k
GALA AFFAIR

The gala junior-senior banquet
and prom in honor of the gradu-
ating class OF Coolidge Union High
school took place Saturday night
amidst a riot of Americanism in
the high school. Young hearts
beat high as the grand march op-
ened the prom beneath the stars
and stripes that covered the cell
ing of the gymnasium. Airplanes
suspended from "the cOlors" car
ried out the patriotic motif and
music furnished by Joe Roberts
and his orchestra from Phoenix
added to one of the most import
ant evenings in the life of every
boy and girl present.
Larry Sowell. president of the
junior class. gave the welcoming
address. which was responded to
by Clayton Trout, president of
the seniors. a..-t
The program included q piano
number by Miss Frances Short
and song by Miss Alma Wof-
ford. Matt N. Dodge showed col
ored moving pictures of school &C
tivities and r. w. Taylor, princi-
pal of the school. after an ad-
dress to the senior class, read "The
History Of the Star Spangled Ban
ner" with musical Interpretation
sung by Mrs. Taylor, accompan-
led at the piano by Mrs. ]. d. Eas'
ter.
The banquet was prepared by
! members of the home economic
classes, under the direction OF
Mrs. Viola Loucks and served by
members of the sophomore class.
Guests included all members OF
the junior and senior classes, ia
Guilty and members of the board
Of education, their wives. parents
of high school students, and towns
people who received special in
vitations.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16

members will participate in the
Camp-O-Ree.
w. A Bonds, chairman of Scout
committee is chairman of the day
Cap" Nolan is chairman of Ev-
ents; Dick Fulton, registration
Pete King, Mgr; M. G. Mann
judging; l.. o. Fiscel, Campfire;
Pop Swearingen, Hyman Gold, Red
Barnett, Raymond Curry, Nate
Randall A. c. Wrenn are commit
tee on registrations and events.
Tex Hancock, publicity.
The program follows: Registra
ton, 1:45 p. M; 2:15, Troop the
Colors"; 2:3O, Introduction OF
Troops and leaders; 2:45 to 1850
Compass event, fire building
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Colored School
Graduates Four

Commencement exercises were
held for the first time in the Col
ored Elementary School at Bor-
ree's Corner, Wednesday night
with Ella Louise Glass valedictor-
ian Of her class and Jewel Jordan
salutatorian. Anil Willis, Jr.,
composed and read "The Glass
Poem of 1941" and James Jordan
read My Diploma Speaks"
The program included three
playlets, in one of which "The Old
Woman In The Shoe" the whole
school took part.
Spirituals and group singing
completed the evening.
Diplomas were awarded by Love
Jordan, colored teacher of the
school.
Graduates were Ella Louise
Glass, James Elmer Jordan, Annie
Willis, Jr., and Jewel Jordan.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16
Mrs. Ruth Potts
Taken By Death

Mrs. Ruth A. Potts, n years old,
died in her home at Coolidge, Fri
day night after a long illness. She
was born at Chillicothe, Ohio in
1864 and is one of the pioneer
residents of Coolidge.
She is survived by a nephew in
California.
Funeral services were held at
Cole and Maud Chapel, Sunday
with the Reverend Earl Ward Of
ficiating.
Pallbearers were Ace Gardener
Ed Stringer, Tom Moxley, Tom
Witten, Leonard Mcintyre and K
S. Nassau.
Interment was in Florence Gem
etery next to her husband, Frank
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16
Scouts To Hold
Camp-O-Ree At
Florence, Saturday

Boy Scouts of America, Catalina
Council, will hold an all day
Neighborhood Camp-O-Ree al
Florence, Saturday, May 17-at
the Grammar School Fairgrounds
Bob Toronto, Catalina Council
Tucson, will be official visiting
guest.
Troop 21 of Florence, sponsor
ed by Florence Rotary Club will
be host to troops from Coolidge
Casa Grande and Eloy, where
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16
Rotarians Picnic
AS Guests Superior
Rotary Members

Nearly all members of Coolidge
Rotary club and their wives were
guests of Superior Rotary club
Tuesday night at a picnic on the
grounds of the Boyce Thompson
Arboretum. 5 miles west of Super
ior. Other clubs joining in the
affair which was attended by 17O
members of Rotary and their Ia
dies. were Florence, Miami and
Globe.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16

handcraft, water boiling and mys.
terry; 500, prepare and cook din
ner; 5:45, Evening color cere-
mony; 700, Campfire and Court
of Honor; $3.50, Closing ceremony.
The public is invited to attend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16
Death Claims
Victim In Highway
Accident Sunday

Joe Garcia, q years old, was
killed almost instantly Sunday af-
ternoon when the car he was driv-
ing overturned two miles south
west of Coolidge and pinned him
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16

beneath. Garcia worked on the
Brooks ranch, 8 miles west OF
Coolidge, which is managed by
Edgar Shoemaker.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16

. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McEuen and
son Virgil, accompanied by Mrs.
McEuen's brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Mattice of Parker.
visited relatives at Gila Valley
over the weekend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-05-16

ON. L. Durham, first Southern
Pacific agent in Coolidge was
visitor in the city this week. Dur
ham, while still with the railroad
company. now makes his home in
Santa Barbara, California.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
GIRLS
FURNISHINGS

6 Orig. soc and Csc Ray0n
Panties. Samples. Sizes 8 and
10 only --.- 2sc
IL Orig. soc Cotton BIoomers.
Size IA - 27c
13 Orig. Csc Rayon Pants.
Size IS - BIC
80 Orig. 79c Jr. Miss Princess
Slips with built-up shoulders
or straps. Sizes 13, Is and
II ----------- SIC
Is Orig. S1.15 Girls Cotton
Housecoats. Printed patterns.
Size 8'-------------- SIC
I Orig. S1.99 Cotton House.
coats. Sizes 7, 8. 12- sic
1 Orig. s5.95 Rayon Suede
Housecoat. Fitted style, soiled.
Size IA - S1.00
2 Orig. s2.99 Rayon Crepe
H0usecoats. Sizes 8 and 10,
s1.00
(Girls' FURNISHINGS, Second F1oorD
Evening star., 1941-04-03
8 Orig. 1895 to 1925
JR. MISS
EVENING
DRESSES
$3.50

Rayon nets, rayon crepes, ray
on jerseys. White and pastels.
Sizes 9 to 13 in group.
80 Orig. S7.99 to S16.95 Jr.
Miss Dresses-1 piece and
jacket Styles-rayon crepes and
rayon jersey - black, navy,
pastels, prints. Sizes 9 to Is in
group. Now ------- S4.99
5 Orig. S14.95 to S16.95 Jr.
Miss Wraps-white, red, black.
Rayon, woods, rayon velvets-
sizes II to 15-now S.
2 Orig. S49.95 Leopard
Trimmed Coat-dressy style.
red; size 9-noW $40
8 Orig. S14.95 to S19.95 Jr.
Jacket Dresses-black, navy;
sizes 9-15 --- S7.99
IL Orig. $500 and S7.99 Jr.
Dresses-pastel rayon crepes
and woods, mostly one of a
kind-sizes 9 to 15-noW- S1.99
young WaShingtonian Shop,
Third Floor
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ChiIdren'S Shoes

100 prs. Orig. S1.15 Girls
Open Toe Rayon Crepe House
Slippers with leather soles
and matching covered heels.
Sizes IL to large 7------ 79c
12O prs. Orig. $3.50 Girls
Shoes in a group of short lots
of brown pumps. Patent straps
and two-tone crepe sole OK
fords. Broken sizes 1912
to 3 ----------S1.94
(Childrens Shoes, Second FloorD
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Orig. 1928
Gloss Enamel
1929 gal.

Fine American gloss enamel
washable finish for walls
and woodwork. Choose from
"a lovely colors, including
white.
So Orig. S1.69 Floor-and-
Deck Enamel, 6 colors.
S1.29 half gal.
11-Orig. S3.25 Atco Titanium
Lead-and-Oil House Paint,
$3.50 gal.
22-Orig. $3.50 Monad Satin
Finish soft washable finish
for walls and woodwork,
S2.59 gal.
37-Orig. s1.00 Floor-G Clio No
Rubbing Wax 69c half gal.
1s - Orig. s2.25 Red Oxide
Roof Paint S1.69 gal.
(pajptg Savep+b TJoor
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GIRLS
CLOTHING

IL Orig. S10.95 to SASS Girls
Two and Three Pc. All-wooI
Snow Suits. Sizes II and
IA -.- S3.88
10 Orig. S5.95 and S7.95 Teen
Age Girls All-woOI Sport
Jackets in solid colors and
plaids. Broken sizes 10 to
Is S1 S1.88
8 Orig. S3.95 and 5.95 Girls
and Teen-age Sport Jackets.
II, 14---------------
28 Orig. $2.00 and $500 Girls
AH-wool Slip-on Sweaters.
Sizes 8 to 16-------- S8c
(Girls' Clothing. Second Floor)
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Slightly
Imperfect
Mattress
Protectors

Called imperfect because of
an occasional loose stitch or
because they are soiled from
handling. See the lineup be-
low for details:
80 Orig. Sl.99 White Blossom
Double Mattress Pads S1.19
as Orig. S1.79 White Blossom
Single Mattress Pads ---S1.09
so Orig. S1.39 Economy Dou-
bic Mattress Pads 79c
"a Orig. S1.29 Economy Single
Mattress Pads CSC
Linens. Fifth Noor.)
Evening star., 1941-04-03
BOYS
CLOTHING

2 Orig. s16.95 Tropical Wool
Worsted Suits $1,000
4 Orig. Sl7.95 Prem Suits, S7.SS
II Orig. s12.95 AH-wooi Re
yersihle Coats S7.S8
Is Orig. S3.99 Boys Rain
CoatS S169
Orig. $4,000 Prep Suit $500
< Orig. Sl2.95 Sport Goats.
s4.44
20 Orig. S3.99 Tweed SIacks.
S2.44
IS Orig. S1.99 Jr. Boys Two
pc. Short Sets S1.00
6 Orig. S3.99 Boys All-wooI
Sweaters S1.00
5S Orig. S1.29 Jr. Boys Wash
Suits -- --------.-- SSc
30 Orig. s1.15 Boys Two-pc.
Broadcloth Pajamas S8c
40 Orig. s1.O0 Boys In and
Outer Sport Shirts Csc
Is Orig. S1.39 Boys Dress
Shirts - CSC
21 Orig. S1.S9 Jr. Boys Two
pc. Short Sets ------ 64c
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INFANTS WEAR

l Orig. s4.95 White Plush
Musical Teddy Bear. Soiled,
Sl.50
13 Orig. SIPS Tots Novelty
Handbags. SOiled SOC
IA Orig. S1.15 Handmade and
Hand embroidered Cotton
Creepers for baby. Soiled. Size
l only -------- .---- 48c
% Orig. S2.99 to S6.95 Three
and Four Pc. Wool Knit Leg
ging Suits for infants. Sizes
l and 2 only,
SIC, S1.97 and S2.97
IA Orig. 29c Stuffed Cotton
Toys ---------------18c 18c
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LINGERIE
CLEARANCE

10-Orig. S1.39 Rayon Satin
Slips, lace trimmed, Now, CSC
15-Orig. S1.69 Rayon Satin
Slips, tailored styles SIC
20 - Orig. So Rayon Satin
Slips, dark colors. Now 81
15-Orig. So Cotton Pajamas,
2-pc. styles. Now S1.29
(Lingerie, Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Shower
Curtains and
DrapeS

Less Than Y Price
5 Orig. 1898 and s4.9S Shower
Curtains S1.99
6 Orig. S3.99 Shower Cur
tains - .49
S Orig. S1.99 Shower Cur
tains ------ CSC
IL Orig. S1.99 Bathroom
Drapes - 89c
10 Orig. S3.49 and S3.98 Shower
Curtain and Drape Sets S1.49
(Housefurnishings Seventh Floor,
The Hecht co..
4 Orig. $1.00 Tappit Dispenser
for condiments 29c
so Orig. S1.19 Three-pc. En-
ameI Saucepan Sets 69c
II Orig. S1.29 Porcelain Inset
loot. Step-on Cans 69c
10 Orig. $2.98 Pearl-top Hamp-
ers -- S1.00
10 Orig. s1.29 Maple-finished
Lap Tables -------- 39c
4 Orig. $3.50 Bird Houses 81
(Housefurnishings, Seventh Floor.)
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Orig, 6.95 and 8.9s
Mems RaincOafs
1885

Just so. Mems cotton gabar-
dine or cotton poplin shower
proof rainCoats. Fly fronts,
single or double breasted
fronts. Tan, brown and green.
but not every color in every
model. Sizes 36 to AZ.
Mems Sport Shop. FIRST Floor,
The Hecht Co.
75-Orig. S1.95 All Wool
Sleeveless Sweaters, s.m.I., SI.69
25-Orig. SS.95 AlI-Leather
and Showerproof POplin Zipper
Jackets, S.m.l. 50 90
2O-Orig. S. Leisure Jackets
of spun rayOn, s.m.l. - 81
10-Orig. S12.95 Woodland
r. avon Reversible TOpcoats.
Sizes 36, 80, 40 1899
4-Orig. S12.95 AII-WooI COL
or-iess Sport Goats, 3S and
mems Sport Shop. Main FIoor1
Evening star., 1941-04-03
IJEWELRY

so 81 Lapel Pins ' 19c
30 Orig. So Lapel Pins 81
30 Orig. So and 81 White
Necklaces 81
25 Orig. 81 30-HOur Alarm
Clocks CSC
/ Orig. S25 Mems 17-Jewel
GoId-FilIed Watch SIS
5 Orig. 1896 7-JeweI Gold
Plate Watch S6.99
80 Orig. S1.59 Umbrellas-oil
silks. colored-now S1.19
(Jewelry and Umbrellas,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-03

100 Orig. 795 to 1895
Thrift Shop
Daytime
and Formal
Dresses
SS
Formals Of rayon crepe.
rayon chiffon, rayon
tafetas. Many jacket
dresses in group. In
white and pastel coIors.
Il to A. Daytime
dresses Of rayon prints.
rayon crepes, in redin-
cote or jacket styles.
Plenty of women's sizes.
Navy, black, pastels and
prints. 10 to 20, SO to
50, 1872 to PAP.
Just Is Orig. 3.99 to
7.95 White Rayon Crepe
Dresses; slightly soiled.
u TO 18 and g to II,
S2.SS
Just 30 Orig. S13.95
Wool Redingotes with
Dresses; wool fitted
coats over rayon print
dresses; many coats
lined to match dress; a
wonderful buy for early
customers. Navy, black,
rose, aqua, biege. y to
18 in group SAT
CThTift Dresses,
Third Floor)
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Domestic
Wooden
SIat Shades

Just So roll-up porch shades
in this lot. All with 7-ft. drop.
Nice for summer for they keep
the hot sun out but let the
air in.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
CIearance:
Perch AWNINGS

All perfect. Just 80 in the lot.
Discontinued. Some slightly
soiled!
Sizes:
60 IT,: lis II. S3.99
5-8.6 #; 2-96 #; 2-1o
IT. S4.99
Pill TT; 3-12 it.: 1-126
#; 1--13 #. - S7.99
1856 #; PAS it.; 2-15
it.: 2-15.6 # 1898
All have 60-in. drop; green
and grey stripes; 42-in. extern
sion.
"a Orig. SOC to s1.29 Holland
Window Shades: all green.
8-44 in; 6-54 in; 10-48
in. - Acc each
2S prs, Orig. $3.50 Ninon
fRayon) Curtains; 88x2ls vds.
long; white s1.5a pr.
25 prs. Orig. Sl.95 to S2.95
Curtains; sample pairs. Slight
" soiled Sl.00 mr..
6 Orig. S9,9S Friezette Studio
Sets. including 3 pillow sets.
Rust color S3.9s
IL Orig. S6.9S to S8.9s Boudoir
Skirts. Rayon satin with
quilted tops. Floor samples.
S2.98 each
IL Orig. S6.9S Bed Rests.
Prints and rayon stripes.
Samples. As is S2.99
(Curtains, Sixth Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-04-03
DAMASK PATTERNED CLOTHS

84-oio. ST cotton-ond-Royon Domosk Cloths.
55x76-ins. 49e
1-oro. s1.s9 Cotton o1-ond-Royon Domosk Cloths.
i2-org. Sl.e9 Cotton and Royon Dorosk
Cloths. 52xo8-ins. ------------9e 9ee
2l-Oro. $3.50 Cotton and Royon Domosk
Cloths. 58x78-ins Sl.59
8-Ore. S2.ee Linen Donosk Cloths. 52x52-
6-Ore. S4.99 Irish Linen Domosk Cloths. COX
8O-ns. ------------- $3.50
21-Ore. $500 Irish Linen Domosk Cloths. 64x
84-ins and 68x88 80
I4-Orie. $500 BeIoon Linen Domosk Solid
Color Cloths. 68x88-ins. $3.50
II-One. $7oo Irish Linen Domosk Cloths.
64xl O5-ins. -------------------- 80
3-Ore. S8.99 Irish Linen Double Donnosk Cloths.
7Ox88-ins. and 68xl $500
4-Oig. Sll.88 Irish Linen Double Domosk
Cloth 7Oxl O6-ins. S7.ee
2-Oig. Sl2o8 Linen Donosk Cloths with 8
Napkins. 68x80-ins. S7.9S
l-One. $l595 Irish Cotton-ond-Ro Domosk
Table Cloths $7.e9
Linens. Fifth Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-04-03
TOWELS AND BATH MATS

llo-Odo. if perfect 39c. Solid Color 22x44-In.
Towels. No. | Seconds ------------
7O-Orig. if perfect ST Solid Color 25x50-in.
37-Orio. if perfect S Both Mats. l7x3O-ins, 4ee
24O-Ore. 29c and 39c Guest Towels. 6x28-
ins. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ST
ll-Ore. 81 Chenille Tufted Both Mats s4se
4-Orie. S. 80 Chenille Tutted Both Mots 99e
2e-Oiro. 81 Chenille Lid Covers 49e
11-Oriq. SOC Chenille Lid Covers
B4-OHe. $l.l9 Two-Pc. Chenille Bath Sets,
6oe set
I4-orig. $3.50 Chenille Mots. 25x4o-ns, Sl.5e
Evening star., 1941-04-03
FUR
CLEARANCE

Orig. SI39 Dyed Fitch Jacket.
Size 18. Now -- S39
/ Orig. SI19 Black dyed Cara
cul Lamb Coat, princess. Size
IS. Now S39
l Orig. S1l9 Russian Cat Stroll
Ter and Hat and Muff.
Now $50
l Orig. S169 Black Pony Prin-
cess Coat, skunk border. Size
18 Now SIOO
l Orig. s1O0 DYED Opossum
Swagger. Size 18. As is.
Now $50
Orig. S169 24-Inch Silver Fox
jacket. Now SIlO
l Orig. S139 BIue-dyed Nor
wegian Fox 35-inch Coat.
Size IA. Now S8S
I Orig. S219 Black-dyed Tun-
shun Lamb Swagger. Now
S165
1Erirs TbIrJ Er1onr
Evening star., 1941-04-03

BETTER
COATS
2S Orig. 1895 and
1895 Fur Trimmed
Winter Goats; collars of
London Dyed Squirrel
Skunk Silver
Fox >. Beaver
Black Fox; mostly
blacks; a few colors.
Broken sizes for misses
and women $40
Ia Orig. 69.95 to 1895
Fur Trimmed Winter
Coats; trimmed with sill
yer Fox, Persian Lamb,
Kolinsky, Skunk, Cross
Fox jackets in
cluded. Misses and
women's sizes ~ SIS
3 Orig. 1895 Black I'm
trimmed Dress Goats;
plain and rayon velvet
trims; sizes 10 and II
in green, size IA 81
5 Orig. 22.95 to 1896
Untrimmed Sport Goats;
in tweedS, Shetlands.
Broken sizes for misses,
$40
Is Orig. 22.95 TO 1895
Untrimmed Dress Goats;
fitted and boXy styles;
Broken sizes for misses
and women; black and
few colors -------S10
(Better Coats, Third
Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-03
I.39 to 81
PAJAMAS
ST

Broadcloth, Madras or Sateen
pajamas all fast coll
ors all full cut. Select the
popular notch collar or the
MILDLY style. Sizes A to D.
(Men'l Furnishinss, Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Fancy Household
Ill E y 9
3O% to SO% off

Way over 5000 pieces . ond every single one
reduced from stock! Printed and linen donosk
cloths Turkish and linen towels! Chenille both
mats and sets! Everything you could possibly need
for we-stocked Linen Closet. Mostly few-of-o-
kind pieces nony imported from Belgium, Ireland
and China so we must soy mo MAIL OR
PHONE, OR c. o. D. ORDERS" and "ALL SALES
FINAL" "
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Orig. SI.79
Nlaple-Finished
Bridge Lamps
SE.I9

convenient, w - DaldnceQ,
maple = finished bridge lamps
with adjustable arm and
smart, print-trimmed, parch-
mentized shade. Get several
for the summer cottage or
your maple bedroom.
lamps. Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Co..
20 -- Orig. Sl.95 to 1895
Framed Pictures (aS Isl 59c
Orig. S4.95 Kiddie Lamp, 81
7-Orig. S1.95 Claire de Lune
Bed Lamps 39c
4-Orig. 1895 Metal Leaf Mir
ror Pacques S1.00
12-Orig. $500 China Table
Lamps and Shades sass
24-Orig. $3.50 Polaroid Desk
Lamps S2.99
1S-Orig. S7.95 Triple Mirrors.
S3.95
6-Orig. S9.95 Modern Bridge
Lamps $500
6-Orig. S7.95 Torchieres, $500
81 - Orig. 1896 Four-Way
Onyx-Base Nite-Light Bridge
Lamps --- ------- S5.77
3-Orig. SI9.95 Modern Floor
Lamps ------------ S9.95
G,ampS Fourth FIOor }
Evening star., 1941-04-03
/? COL FRIDAY CLEARANCE!

Originally I.99 and 299
BLOUSES,
SKIRTS.
SWEATERS
81
BLOUSES in rayon
crepe and sheerS; short
and long sleeves. Tai
lored and dressy styles.
White, red, beige, pink,
blue. Sizes 80 to 40,
SKIRTS all wool
swing styles; plaid and
plain colorS in light end
dark shades sizes "a
to 80.
SWEATERS all wool
pullons and button front
styles. Blue, pink, white,
yellow. Sizes "a TO 40.
(Sport Shop, The Hecht
Co, Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-04-03


penders Of medium or wide
elastic rubber. Regular or ex-
ira lengths for you six-footers.
lO-Orig. S2.95 Washable
Robes and Beach Coats. Broad
or terry cloth SI2e
24-Orig, 81 Tie-and-Han
kerchief Sets 6ec
lO-Orig. 81 to SI.95 Silk and
RayOn Muffiers 4qc
S-Orig. soc to SI.50 Union
Suits, shorts and shirts 39c
46-Orig. $3.50 to $3.50 Demi-
Bosom Shirts with matching
collars 55r
S4-Orig. Csc AlI-WooI Rib
Hose, imp. from England. 3sc
Mems FURNISHINGS. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-03
J Orie. 2.YY
PRINTED
COTTON ROBES
Sl.49

SAPPNA obJlSo AL NOlOAA III, will
Portable robes.
5-Orig. S5.99 Quilted Robes,
rayon crepes and rayon satins,
printed types, now SI.99
2-Orig. S1O.99 Rayon Crepe
and Ray0n Satin Quilted
Robes. wrap styles, now S4.99
4-Orig. S16.99 Rayon Velvet
Negligees, wrap style; black,
wine; nov -.-..-- S8.99
1-Orig. S19.99 Quilted Rayon
Velvet Robe, blue, wrap style,
size Is; now --S1 S10.99
- Orig. S25 Rayon Velvet
Negligee, black; upper style;
size IA; now ow-------S SI2.99
tHousecoatS, Third FloorD
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Guam Size

tShadeS Sixth Floor, The
Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-04-03

Just so pairs of fine black or
tan all-leather dress shoes in
broken sizes Give your feet
a Spring treat and yourself a
bargain to boot!
so Orig. 50 Mems House
Slippers with leather soles
and heels ------------- 79c
90-Orig. 2,95 Wedgie-type
House Slippers with leather
soles, cloth uppers ---99c
Men's Shoes. Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-03
rs Orig. S.95 to 1000
WONEN'S
EVENING
JACKETS
Sl.9j
225 Prs. HregalGrS Of
Orig. 81 Gloves
DOC 2 prs, 81

Novelty styles in rayon fabrics.
Longer lengths, embroidered
trims. White and Colors in
broken sizes.
1O9 Prs. Orig. 81 Gloves-brok-
en- assortment, rayon fabrics
now " S9c
28 Prs. Orig. 81 GlOves-8-but-
ton-length rayons in brown
"a Prs. Orig. S1.39 Doeskin
Gloves - doe-finished lamb
skins. S-button length. White
and natural. Soiled-now 89c
IS Prs. Orig. s1.95 White Cot
ton Gloves-shorties, button
backs, soiled-nOw S 81
(Gloves, Main Floor)
Evening star., 1941-04-03

Contains busting powder, bath
salts and soap. Choice OF three
fragrances.
800 Orig. 81 doz. Torpedo"
Bath Soap-large size cakes.
Pine, lilac, gardenia or bou-
Quet fragrances sec dozen
l40 Orig. S2.25 Daggett &
Ramsdell Perfect Pine Oil
151z-oz. bottles, highly con-
centrated-now - S1.48
CToiletries, Main Floor)
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II Orig. S3.95
HATS. I.99

Dark and light colors; mostly
felts, a few strawS.
Just IL Hats-felts and straW5
now - 500
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SHOP SLENDERIzEs
THE LARGER WOMAN and
now offers in sizes 1872 TO 52Iz all
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moved to Washington from Provi-
dence, R. l., and have purchased the
former home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
HainsWorth on the old Honesty Hill
land grant on River road. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hainsworth are spending the
winter with Mrs. Elizabeth Parks On
River road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Bones.
sr.. will entertain at buffet supper
next Saturday at their home on
! Bradley boulevard. Mrs. and Mrs.
Bones are in New York for the pres
ent week end, having gone there
after the Corby-Wiss wedding in
South Orange N. J.. Friday evening.
They are at the St. Regis, and other
Bethesda residents who are at the
St Regis for the week end are Mrs
Edward Dropp and Mr.. Calvert
Bowie and Mrs. Bowie, who also at
tended the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Bogley Of
Hobby Hill, near Potomac, will 90 to
New York this week to attend the
National Horse Show at Madison
Square Garden, and will be at the
Waldorf Astoria Miss Anne Hagner
Of Bethesda and Miss Margaret Cot
ter of Travillah also will spend the
week at the show Miss Cotter will
ride her horse "Rocksie," and Mr.
Bogley will show "Ringmaster
Miss Mary Howard Thompson,
who has been in Westmoreland Hills
| for the past week with her former
classmate at the University OF Mary
J land, Miss Susie Lee Rubey, will re-
Evening star., 1941-11-02
State Groups
Plan to Open
New Season
New York Society
To Give Dance
Next Saturday

The New York State Society OF
Washington will hold its first social
function of the season next Satur-
day in the west ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel. the occasion being
a dance and card party. The fes-
tivities will begin at 10 o'clock and
the orchestra will play until l
O'Clock.
Newcomers to Washington from
New York are especially invited to
attend and membership cards for
1912 will be recognized at the dance
of December 16. as we'll as at next
Saturday evenings entertainment.
Officers of the society for the
year are: President, DR.. Lamar
Harris; treasurer. Miss Jean Ham
ilton; secretary, Miss Irene Boehlert;
vice presidents, Mr.. William A. Carr.
Mr.. Walter Sutcliff and Mr.. Samuel
j. Gompers; trustees. Mr.. c. M.
Little, Mr.. James E. Black. Mr..
Pascal D. Fallon, Mr.. w. Gordon
Webner, Mr.. Merle j. Wagner and
Miss Freda Smigelsky; historian,
Mrs. Evvena Wallace.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from officers of the society.
Guest tickets will be available the
night of the dance or from Miss
Hamilton. treasurer, 1905 Euclid
street NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Kentucky Society to Hold
Harvest Time Dance.

Harvest Time in Old Kentucky
will be the theme of the first dance
of the Kentucky Society Of Wash
ington when it opens its social
season November l8. A Kentucky
Lore Fest Hour" will begin at $50
o'clock and will include a program
of violin and piano selections given
by Mrs. Roy M. North, wife of the
Third Assistant Postmaster General
and her daughter, Miss Romona
North, and Miss Erline Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Hines will
be the honor guests at the societys
first social function of the season
which will be held in the grand
ballroom of the Willard Hotel, and
all Kentuckians now residing or
visiting in Washington are invited
to attend.
Other events on the calendar of
the society for the season include
Santa Claus Comes to Kentucky
and Junior Kentuckians' cotillion on
December 10, Kentucky sesqulcen-
tennial and gala ball on January
Is, congressional night on February
II, "Springtime in Kentucky" on
March 10 and a Derby ball on
April Is.
Officers of the society for the
year are: Mr. William Temple,
president; Mr.. Robert H. Lucas,
first vice president; Mrs. Albert
Kraemer, second vice president;
Mrs. A. O. Stanley, lr., third vice
president; Miss Frances Cooper,
secretary; Mr. G. B. Likens, treas
urer; MI A. H. Tackett, financial
secretary, and Mr.. Walter R, Powell,
assistant financial secretary.