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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24
GIVES PLAY


A large crowd was present to sec
the play, II am Black" which was
given at the Hairs Tabernacle A.
M. e. Church, October IL by the
Dramatic Club of Taylor's Addition.
This play was under the direction Of
Mrs. e. e. Adams who is also authar
The characters were as follows: Percy
Newsome, j w. Grant, David Coghbin
Caroly Sue Garner, Tommie Lee Wal
lace, Gloria Ellen Smith, Alphonse
Randolph, Minnie Ruth and Ivon Nc
Cune, Dorothy Jean and Ruth Smith
and Tommie Lee Adams.
A prize was offered to the one who
performed best in the Adams Soon
omy School and Edna Aretta Kelly
was winner. Ire scond place went to
Geneva Grant and William Ray Bro
wn. Rev. Dar Ell Heath gave an in
teresting talk on THE Negroes Great
est Fault" His talk was enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Adams had decided not to
perform any more until after Chris
tmas but she has had so many re-
quests for the same play, she had de-
cided to present the last play that she
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24

TTDBIT OF NEWS ABOUT
FOLK WE KNOW
Miss Alice E. Johnson, Depart st.
feft the city recently for Gary Ind
She will stop over in Chicago for
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c..
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24
~, WOMENS
IK IL ~ REALM
A. ~ - BY Sarah McNeamer Harvey
BY Sarah McNeamer Harvey

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Day are greatly
missed from this community while
spending their vacation at Shelby
Mississippi.
RIGGIN STREET NOTES
The following people are on the
sick list and their many friends
wish for them speedy recovery:
Mrs. Katie Amos, 81 Riggin st. Miss
Mary Brown, Mrs. Carline Wheeler,
and Miss Annie Bell Window.
Robert Lee Hill, son of Mrs. Es-
tella Hill is i'll at the r. H. Green
Annex. His many friends wish for
him a speedy recovery.
The many friends for Mrs p. E..
Lott, 134 Maple st. are sorry to hear
Of her illness and wish for her a
speedy recovery. She is the wife of
Rev. P. e. Lott, pastor of the morn
ing Star Baptist Church.
Mrs. Henry Nimock, has been i'll
for three weeks All her friends miss
her and sincerely hope that she will
be up and about her club work soon.
Miss Ethel Taylor, 154 Whitworth
ST. is visiting her brother in Jones'
town Miss.
Rev Blont of Terry Miss, was the
house guest of his son, Mr.. Robert
Blunt and family who live at 1914
Whitfield ST., Monday October 20
Miss Cora White, daughter of Mrs
Bessie White and sister of Mrs. Jose
phine Caldwell, left the city on the
18th for Flora, where she will teach
school. Her many friends wish fol
her a successful session.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24
HONORED WITH PARTY

Miss Aline Nichols 1114 w: Pearl
entertained with lovely Party We'd
nesday night October 8, honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Johnson of Highland
Park, ILL.,, who was visiting in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver c.. Chill
dress, $50 Dalton st. Sharing the
enjoyment of the evening were: Mrs
Ruby Mae Borden, Jessie Adams, Mr.
and Mrs. Arts Mingo, Mr. and Mrs
Jack Johnson of Highland Park, Mr.
and Mrs. Erma Mccoy, Mr. r. c.
McClenton, Jr., Miss Aline Nichols
The guests expressed themselves as
having spent very pleasant even
ing
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24

kendrlck and Mr.. and Mrs. Banks.
Mrs. Johnson plans to make her home
in Gary with her aunt, Mrs Ollie
Virgins. A very popular employee of
the Booker T. Theatre, she will be
missed by her many friends.
Mrs. Georgia M Childress, $50 Dali
ton st. left the city recently for High
land Park, ILL.,, where she will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Susie B. Joh-
nson. Before returning to the city
she will visit st. Louis where she will
be the guest of her uncle, DR.. Jas.
M. Bracey, 4465 Cooks Ave.
Mrs. Elmira B. Childress, It's Dali
ton St., had as her guest recently
her brother, DR.. Jas M. Bracey of ST.
Louis, Mo-, who was here attending
to business matters.
Mrs Lille Dale, who is a teacher
in the school system, Gulfport, Miss.
spent the weekend at home She visi-
ted many of her friends and says that
oAAC CiJoyCu Li1C C1ldllSC.
The friends and relatives of Mrs.
her home after the death of her nus
Melba Upshaw are glad to receive
band, Mr.. John Upshaw The Upshaws
ave been living at 1903 Washington
Street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Up
shaw now makes her home with her
sister, Mrs. Joiner, 1919 Barrett Ave.
Mrs. Ada Mae Jones, of New Or
leans, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. March C. Jones and
sisted, Miss Ophelia Jones, 1439 Par
I ker st.
Mrs. Mary Thompson of Chicago is
visiting here as the guest of Mrs. Lula
Martin, S. Farosh St. Mrs. Martin is
a popular seamstress and pianist for
a local church.
Mrs. Luella Green and small son,
William Lloyd of Belzoni is visiting
in the home of her grandmother, Mrs
Paralee Jones, 72O Mill ST., where she
is having most enjoyable visit.
Friends of Mr.. George Warden and
Miss Annie B. Grant will be delighted
to know of the marriage several
days ago which took place in the
home of Mrs. Joella Carr on Montgom-
cry ST. sister of the groom. Rev. C.
w. Staffney officiated.
The following quartete presented
an inspiring program of Spirituals at
Hills Hall Sunday night, Southern
Golden Gate, Rankin County, Rankin
Jubilee. Four Stars and others. Mr.
Ceremonies.
Mrs. Fannie Tillman, her daughter
in law, Mrs Linda Mae Tillman and
her children, 722 N Mill st. left
the city last weekend for Detroit
where they plan to make their home
Mrs. Tillman has four sons and a dau-
glitter living in the Motor City Their
friends wish for them success in their
new home.
LINCOLN ADDITION NEWS
Mr.. Vernal Bracey of this commun-
| ity left last week for Piney Woods
School where he will be a student.
The Church of Christ is to render
it's opening in the 4th Sunday of the
4 month. Rev. McKennis is the prin-
cipal guest speaker of the day The
public is corially invited
Mrs. Lucille Brown Harris and hus-
band of Chicago, while visiting friends
of this vicinity were the special guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Dan Pace.
Our Fair is on this weekend and we
are hoping each student will achieve
some joy of this fair.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24

has written, God is 'Getting Worried"
in khich she plays the leading part.
Many people have vented TO see Mrs.
Adams perform in some of her plays
and will have this privilege when she
appears in the above named play st
Hairs Tabernacle, Mondaynight, Nov
ember 2. Rev. r. K. Young, Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24
HAS P. T. A. MEETING

Ae the regular p t. A. Meeting of
the Jackson College Laboratory Co
immunity school, held Wednesday, O.
ctober IA, definite plans for the Hot
Lunch Program for the children for
the year were made. Plans were al
so made for the purchasing of dishes
and other dining room equipment. Mrs.
Harris, President of the P. T. A.,
Miss F. o. Alexander, Principal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24
CLUBS
SO(IAL.S
B & P w CLUB MEET

The regular meeting of the Busin-
ess and Professional Womens Club
was held in the home of Mrs. A. L.
Adams, Cohea st. During the business
session plans were made for the clubs
Thanksgiving activities. Mrs. Adams
served the guests tasty sandwiches
and an iced drink. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Miss Eli
zabeth Buchanan.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-24
Thanks Friends Who
Entertained Son

Thanks Friends Who
Entertained Son
Street, wishes to express her sincere
thanks to her many friends in Hick-
DRY, Miss, for the lovely entertain
Ford who is now in service at Camp
Shelby, Miss. The delightful lunch
con was given in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mary of Hickory, and was
attended by many friends.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS
SESSION
The Womans Missionary Society
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Boys Clothing

10-Originally $1.25 sport
Shirts long-sleeved.
Broken sizes $50
15-Originally 81 Sport Shirts
. short sleeve, button-on.
Broken sizes es----------59c
50-Originally $1.25 Dressy
Shirts broken sizes $50
6-Originally S3.99 Knickers
:. wool and cotton mixture
(properly labeled as to wool
content. Broken sizes $500
4-Originally $3.25 Wool
Sweaters. Broken sizes $500
18-OriginaIly S1.69 All-Wool
Sweaters >. sleeveless. Broken
3-Originally $3.50 Admiral
Suits with navy jacket,
white slacks- ks--------S2.OO
6-Originally $2.99 white
Sailor Suits $500
17-Originally $2.99 Sport
Jackets striped pattern.
Broken sizes for Jr. Boys. $500
6-Originally Csc Undershirts
heavyweight with short
sleeves 39c
24-Originally .65c Under
shorts heavyweight cot
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SOC
19-OriginaIly 55c Athletic
Shirts heavy cotton. 29c
9-Originally $5.95 Wool Jack
cts upper fronts. Broken
sizes So. 80
(Boys' Clothing, Second Floor, z
Street Building. The Hecht Col
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Births Reported

CLIFFORD and Elizabeth Bailey, boy.
james and La Villa Baker. boy.
James and Mary Barbour. boy.
yohn eS and aaa EdfR fSfs.s csTes. seu'si air s'f
Roy and Olivia Carson, girl.
William and Ann Cronin, boy,
William and Lillian Daniels, boy.
Marvin and Mildred Davis, airl.
Neville and Anne Dietrich, girl.
Leo and Mary Dunn. girl.
George and Mabel Gingras, girl.
george and sydney Hartford, boy.
Edward and Leila Hassell,, girl.
Otto and Doris Kafer, girl.
David and Anna Kennamer. boy.
William and Ethel Knudson, ooy.
Harvey and Dorothy KrenZburg, boy.
Louis and. Betty Kurtz. boy.
Harry and Donna Landsbsrs: oey;
Ralph and Ellen McComisky. girl:
William and Lucretia McKleroy, boy
Gerald and Rebecca Mcnamara, boy.
Cecil and charlotts McNew; BOY.
G's yohn and nd0 Nefie EHhe has' Pitner. sirT IT..
Carol land Juanita Register. boy.
Vincent and FRANCES Reigle. .sirl.
Melvin and Marie Rindahl, girl.
Harold and Mary Rothrock, boy.
Millard and Mary Scott. boy.
Harry and Ann Secrist, boy.
James and Maryland Sheehy, gir!.
Harold and Edith Shifett. boy.
Leonard and Lillian Sickle, boy.
William and Evelyn Tompkins. boy.
Harry and Ruby Webster. girl.
Harry and Betty Wilson, boy.
Lennie and Georgia Boone, girl.
Daniel and Beauford Brookins, girl.
Henry and Willie Mae Brown, girl.
Isaac and Rosa Brown. girl.
Willard and Thelma Burroushs, boy.
ri
James and May Cox, girl
Ezra and Carrie Cummings. boy.
Milton and Lima Cureton. boy.
Troy and Esther Durant, sirl
Thomas and Elenor Henderson, girl.
Alexander and Esther Hooks. girl.
Curtis and Mary Johnson, boy
Peach and Josephine Jordan, boy.
Catoe and Louise Knight, girl.
William and Annie Latney. boy.
Moses and Willie Mae Stafford. boy.
Noble and Helen Williams. bog.
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Originally fI99
Miss Teen Stacks
SOC

55 Pairs! Stacks tailored
to q Miss Teens taste. Lots
Of colors in the group
in snazzy spun rayons and
novelty cottons. Sizes 10 to is.
IL Originally $2.29 Culottes :.
in spun rayon. Sizes 10 to Is,
SOC
IL Originally $1.99 Peasant
Skirts. Sizes 10 to Is. SOC
3 Originally $3.99 Slack Suits
colorful cotton seersuck-
ers. Sizes 10 to 16,--- $1.00
p Originally $3.99 Dress
maker Bathing Suits. Broken
styles. Sizes 10 to $1.00
5 Originally $2.25 Denim Jack
cts. Sizes IL and 14--.-$l.O0.
3 Originally $3.99 Seersucker
Suits striped cotton seer
sucker. Sizes II and 13 $1.00
FL Originally $3.S9 Juke Suits.
Seersuckers- and spun rayons.
Size 13 only $1.69
Is Originally $3.50 Dresses :.
rayon sharkskin. Broken coll
ors in sizes 10 to l6-- $1.99
70 Originally $500 Dresses
cottons in solid. colors and
prints. Sizes 10 to 16--- $1.S9
s Originally $12.S5 Party
Dresses. Sizes IL to IA only,
$2.9S
(AEiss Teen Shop, Second Floor,
= Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
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Originally tI.79
Ford
Ready.Mixed
PAINT
$I.29 gal.

Just 80 gallons! A serviceable
gloss paint to use both inside
and outside Of your house.
Your choice Of 3 colors.
- Originally $1.4s Red Me-
tallic Roof Faint. Protect al
outside metal or wood sur
faces -- gal, $1.2S
II Originally $1.5S F1oor-and-
Deck Enamel. Protect all out
side doors with this paint.
Choice Of colors II gal S1.3s
> Originally IS Msnad GIsss
Enamel. Washable finish for
walls and woodwork, gal. 3S.7S
- Originally $3.50 Atos House
Faint al $40
tpainta osvsntA yiee9.,s
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Just 3 Originally
$22.95 to $29.95
WOmen'S Suits
$l2

Dressmaker and casual styles
in dark colors. To wear now
and under your coat later on.
Sizes broken but a good
range in the group.
IL Orig. $10.95 to &13.95 Short
and Long Sports Coats for
misses. Some 1907 wool, 9TH
ers of cotton corduroy. Broken
sizes ----- $4.45
9 Orig. 1895 to $500 Sports
Coats of 1000 wool. Broken
sizes ------ - $22
8 Orig. s22.95 Refers and
Boys Coats Of 1907 wool.
Red, Kelly green and powder
blue. Broken sizes 1888
5 Orig. 1925 to SASS Plaid
and Tweed Reversibles (.
cotton gabardine on the rainy
day" side. Broken sizes, $3.50
Is Orig. S22.95 and $500 Un-
trimmed Winter Dress Coats,
warmly interlined. Mostly
larger sizes in black ---$11.00
8 Orig. $22.95 Summer Suits
of "Shane-Kool" rayon in
beige. Broken sizes for misses
only s4.4k
40 Originally Belted and Boxy
Cotton Gabardine Raincoats
in natural only. Misses sizes,
$500
Better Coats Shop. Third Floor,
The Hecht co..
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2o From Latin America
Study Chemical Warfare

The War Department announced
today that % officers from IA Latin
American countries are attending an
11-week cour&e at the Chemical
Warfare School, Edgewood Arsenal,
Md.
The countries represented are
Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Cuba, Ecuador. Ell Salvador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Peru and Venezeula.
Evening star., 1942-10-01
BLOUSES

100 Originally S2.25 Attractive
Tailored Blouses in rayon
crepes and cottons. Some ir-
regulars. Sizes 80 to 40 in the
group --$1.49
zoo Originally $2.9S Famous
Make Sweaters with long
sleeves and upper fronts. Yel-
low and green. Sizes "a to 80
in the group ---Sl.88
$50 Originally 19c Mems Cot
ton Handkerchiefs in all white
or white with colored woven
borders. Neatly hemmed 15c
zoo Originally 1Oc Women's
Cotton Handkerchiefs in gay
floral prints. Many patterns
to choose from &C
accessory Shop. Main Floor, F
st. Building, The Hecht Co..
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Originally t4.99 and S5.99
Rayon Crepe
Street Dresses
2 for 81
$3.50 singIy

A choice group for you who
wear small sizes. A becoming
one-piece style, simple enough
for school or business wear.
Sizes 10 to 20 in the group.
50 Orig. $1.79 to $2.29 Printed
Cotton Dresses for women, in
cluding plenty Of larger sizes.
Soc
IS Orig. $2.99 to $3.50 Misses
Juke Suits of checked or
striped seersucker. Sizes 10 to
Is Orig. $4.99 to $6.99 Cotton
and Rayon Maternity Dresses,
slightly soiled. Sizes 10 to 20
IN the roup---$2.99
(Thrift Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
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HOSIERY

Originally 35c Fine Cotton
Socks. Plain and fancy weaves.
Grand for all sports. All sizes
in the group 19c
14s prs. Originally 81 and $1.15
Plain and Fancy Lisle Hose in
pastel colors only -- 2 prs. 81
(Hosiery. Main Floor, F st.
Building, The Hecht co..
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Deaths Reported

John j. Rosemond, so. 1884 Hobart st.
NV.
oeors. A. wickes. SO, q. g. Soldiers
Home.
sophy C. stanton, 65. 1929 Que ST.. NV.
Gertrude McCrillis. So Arlington. Va
Oliver Heatwole, IS, eos Quackenbos st.
NV.
Joseph c.. Clark, So, Bowie. Nd
James Nolan, 55. a24 3rd st. NV.
Anna B. Yeaser, 55, 49l5 Illinois ave. NV.
Herman B. Lovett. 81. sos 17th st. Sc.
Anie Harding, 81. 4213 Sth st. nv.
Alain de Bouthillier, so, Arlington, Va.
Benjamin F. Hawkins, 43, 1923 Karsas
Hollis NJ. smith. 4s. a2o South Carolina
Charles VI. Haar, ~. 1884 L st. NV.
Emil Mahnauist. 81, Cottage CITY. Md.
Anne Ward 30. Takoma Park, Md
Infant. Barbara L. Lopez. 2013 9TH 81. ne.
Emory Henry CO. Cook, go, 2716 p st. NV.
Bertha E, Martin, 4s. 1892 Howard rt'. Sc.
Beatrice Fisher. As, "a Fenton pl. ne.
Gloria Turner, /. 1922 49,n ST. ne.
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Just so Originally
1928 and $2.95
Cotton BIOuSeS
$l.59

Frosty whites, multi-colored
stripes and gay cotton prints
to wear with your suits and
jumpers. Broken sizes from 9
to IS and from 80 to 36.
1S-Orig. $2.95 Sports Jackets
Of Spun Rayon or Denim.
Short and long sleeves. Broken
sizes in natural or navy. S1.29
150-Orig. $2.95 Skirts Of
wool crepe. twills and wool
mixtures. Some pleated front
and back. Sizes IL to l8 tn
navy and black. Plainly la
beled as to fabric content.
$2.69
(Womens Sports Shop, Third
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-01
WOnlen'S
Handbags

IS Originally 50 Real Leather,
Fabric and Suede Handbags.
Slightly marred from handling,
$2.49
125 Originally 79c Shopping
or Utility Bags in red plaid, 49c
IL Originally $3.50 Beautiful
Printed Fabric Knitting Bags.
Spacious interiors S2.79
65 Originally 81 and 81 Nov
city and Tailored Belts in as
sorted colors and sizes - 59c
(HandbaRs. Main Floor,
ThA Hecht co..
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Persons to Speak

The Rev Wilfred J. Parsons of the
Catholic University faculty will ad-
dress members of the First Friday
Luncheon Club at a meeting at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel. The subject of the Rev.
Parsons talk will be Courage in
These Times"
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Evening Dresses

4-Orig. S14.95 Gowns with
black chiffon skirt and printed
bodice. Women's sizes only.
S10.95
1-Orig. $17.95 Black Lace and
Mousseline Gown. Size IL.
$14.95
4-Orig. $16.95 Misses Lace
and Mousseline Gowns $12.99
9-Orig. $3.50 Misses Rayon
Print Dresses $3.50
1Orig. $S.95 Rayon Crepe
and Raycn Jersey Dresses.
$4.99
3-Orig. S7.95 Wool Redin-
gotes in women's sizes $500
Orig. $7.s5 Misses Evening
Toppers $3.50
(Better Dresses, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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Originally $500
and $500 Slips
and Gowns
$l.l9

Sleek, well-fltting rayon crepe
and rayon satin slips and
gowns in both lacy and tai
lored styles. Reduced because
the size range is broken
some only one-of-a-kind.
5 Orig. $500 Lacy and Tai
lored Slips Of rayon crepe or
rayon satin. Broken sizes,
$I.49
S Orig. $500 Rayon Satin
Slips in dark colors. Trimmed
with lace $1.99
IS Orig. $1.19 Cotton Pima
fores, buttoning down the
back ------69c
Iingerie, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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Originally SI9.95 to t2995
Junior MiSSeS'*
SPRING COATS
5000

Fitted and boxy styles in navy,
black, brown, pastels and
deeper shades. Sizes 9 to II
in the group.
IL Orig. $1O.95 to $14.95 Junior
Misses'* Pastel and White Eve
ming dress. Sizes 9 to Is $1.99
4 Orig. $l6.95 to $500 Sample
Dinner Dresses of rayon crepe,
rayon jersey and rayon taffeta.
in small sizes only $9.44
Junior Miss is a Size. not an Age.
young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht co..
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RayOn and Knit
UNDERWEAR

Is Orig. 75c Famous Make
Knit Vests of cotton, silk and
10 Orig. S5c Famous Make
Knit Vests and Panties of cot
ton, silk and wool $50
10 Orig. S1.O0 Famous Make
Knit Panties of cotton, silk and
WOOL OSO
s Orig. $500 Brushed Rayon
Gowns in small sizes. Long
olCCVCo @1.OC
5 Orig. S4.0O Famous Make
Brushed Rayon 2-Pc. Pajamas.
all garments properly labeled
as to wool content t---S2.68
tRayon Undies. Main Floor,
The Hecht Co.)
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4 Originally $3.50 Ok
ford Stainless Porcelain
Top Tables. With cut
lery drawer. White and
red with chrome legs.
Sold as is- $l5.S8
3 Originally 1898 Ok
ford Stainless Porcelain
Top Tables. Cutlery
drawer with separators.
White and red with
wood legs $15.8S
5 Originally $19.9S Ok
ford Stainless Porcelain
Top Tables. Cutlery
drawer with separators.
White and black with
wood legs $15.SS
Floor.)
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TOILETRIES

101 Originally 81 Pure Bristle
Hairbrushes with wood backs.
49c
AL Full size Lipsticks in swivel
cases. Newest shades. (Sub-
ject to 10% taxi ---25c
(Toiletries, Main Floor,
The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1942-10-01
VARSITY SHOP

6-Originally S17.95 Students
Suits herringbone tweeds.
Size 80 only y---$lO.S8
7-Originally $12.95 Youths
Winter Overcoats. Sizes IS,
16 and 7-$10.88
8-Originally $8.95 Students
Casual "Loafer" Coats. Broken
sizes. All garments properly
labeled as to wool content.
$3.50
VARSITY Shop, Second Floor, E
Street Building, The Hecht Co..
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3 Origin ally Ss9.95
Howell Green Plastex-
Top Table with Chrome
Edge. Cutlery drawer
with separators S19!95
IL Orig nally $24.50
Howell Tables. Green
plastex top, chrome trim
and legs SASS
5 Originally S24.95 Ok
ford Stainless Porcelain
Top Tables. White and
red with chrome legs.
Sold as Is . $15.SS
/ Originally $24.95 Ok
ford Stainless Porcelain
Top Table. White and
black with chrome legs.
Sold as is------$15.88
GninettAS and Ia
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Printed
Cotton Spreads
s7.95

Just 9 Of these dainty bed
spreads, all with rayon satin
bindings. Rose or blue-most
of them double size.
8 Originally 1888 Satinized
Printed Cotton Bedspreads.
Natural, blue or rose. Double
size $9.95
1 Originally S12.95 Cotton
and Faille "Florette"
Spread. Single size in rose,
$6.95
1 Originally ss.ss Everglaze
Chintz Bedspread in smart
checked patterns. Rose. Twin
size S4.95
l Originally $7.9S Satinized
Printed Cotton Drapes in rose.
2$4 yds. long $4.95
IL Originally $6.9S Rayon Taf-
feta Draperies, "a yds. long.
Natural or gold -$3.49
8 Originally $5.99 Matching
Rayon Taffeta Dressing Table
Skirts. Gold, natural or blue,
S2.95
2 Originally $5.9s Cotton
Drapes in blue or gold print.
21a yds. long S2.95
3 Originally $6.9S Cotton and
rayon Faille Dressing table
Skirts. Also blue satinized
print cotton skirt $2.95
IA Originally $3.50 Cushion
Dot Bedspreads. Twin bed
size in blue, peach or green,
s2.75
s Originally s4.9s Checked
Cretonne Dressing table
Skirts. Green, rose or gold,
$2.49
2 Originally $4.s9 Glazed
Chintz Draperies in rose. ~
yds. long ------$2.49
10 Originally $3.99 Pique Bed
spreads, white only $1.95
9 Originally $3.99 Matching
Pique Drapes, 21a yds. long,
49, $1.s5
6 Originally S3.99 Denim
Bedspreads in double size.
Blue only ly--- $1.95
9 Originally $3.s9 Matching
Denim Drapes, ~ yds. long.
Blue or green $1.95
3 Originally s3.ss Dotted Swiss
Drapes, 212 yds. long $l.s5
Is Originally $2.99 Glazed
Chintz Drapes, 212 yds. long.
Rose only $1.49
16 Originally S2.98 Satinized
Printed Cotton Valances in
natural with rose, blue, tur-
quoise or natural trim 81 .49
(Bedspreads Drapes. Sixth
Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-01
Originally $500 :
Girls Shoes
$2.95

10 Pairs! Brown oxfords with
ties :, also ohillie ties.
Broken sizes l2la to ) In the
group.
Is s-Originally S5.eo Jr.
Miss Shoes. Loafers in an
tique or red calf !. also red
or brown open toe pumps.
Broken sizes in the group,
$l.5S
- Originally $3.50 Boys OK
foras =. with leather solex.
Black only, In broken sises 2
70 large e.- 9l.5S
noys ,.,s and qlSls' l..t s9css s,:;I.,s second
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