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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Utica Teachers
Hold First
Outing of Year

UTICA - The Utica public
school teachers held their first
meeting of the school year at
Bloomer State Park, near Roch-
ester. on Tuesday evening. Mar
garetta Buell. and Harriet Camp
bell were in charge of the en-
tertainment. Seventeen were
present.
Games were played, the out
standing one being Steal the
Bacone, and the highlight of the
game was the contest in which
Rose Kidd and Sam Beauchamp
struggled for possession of the
bacon.
A steak fry featured the din
ner after which five of the new
teachers were initiated, Miss
Buell. asking the questions in
Truth or Consequence. Then
they were compelled to run the
gauntlet but turned the tables
and the senior teachers were
forced to fall in line. No men
ton is made of accidents al
though some did occur.
A fitting close to the evening
game when all gathered about a
bonfire on the river bank, and,
in the moonlight sang familiar
songs.
The next meeting will be held
the last of November and will
be Halloween party with
Clarence d. Walsh, Valeria
Walsh and Jean Morden in
charge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25

Alaska has a population Of
only 10000 - half white and
half native.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Mrs. Wales Sisnor Tells
of Problems She Faces
CoIorfuI Mode Of Living Described
at Meeting Held at c. n. Church Home

UTICA-The Utica Tuesday
Club was privileged to have as
its guest on Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. Wales Signor, wife of the
American consul to Merida, Mex
leo. The meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. c. d. Church
and Mrs. Signor spoke to the
ladies telling of her life in Yucca
tan and the many problems of
the home there.
To the American in Mexico
there seems to be no edible food
and at time when residents
of the United States are retiring
for the night the Mexican begins
to live starting with dinner at 10
p. m.
Although Merida is a city OF
100, 900 people there is no CEN
trail water supply and no sewage
system, the country being a
limestone plain resting on coral
and any water that falls is alb
sorbed by the soil. Sewage is
readily absorbed in this way and
very little water is fit to drink.
Principal product of the coun-
try is chicle or chewing gum,
thousands of pounds of which
are now in the warehouses of the
country, shipment being impos-
sible because of lack of boats.
In making the chicle sap is OBJ
tanned from trees, boiled down
and formed into $50 Id. cakes
which are brought in from the
forests to the cities. With the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Utica Club Hears Wife Of Consul to Mexican City


Lost - Four diamond rings
in small coin purse in Kresge
Dollar Store. Reward. 66 Michi-
gan, Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
American League

'Games behind leader.
Thursdays Results
Chicago "a, Cleveland IL.
Only games scheduled.
Fridays Game
Chicago at Cleveland.
Only game scheduled.
National ~vrA
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25

Alex. Moore, district governor
of Rotary International, visited
the Rotary meeting at Utica
Tuesday evening and gave fine
address upon the principles of
Rotary and its aims. Mr.. Moore
is resident of Wayne.
Visitors were Ross AFFORD,
Henry Chapoton, Phil Whiting
and Tom Hamilton, of Mount
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25

Thursdays Results
New York 81, Philadelphia
0-3.
ST. Louis 6, Cincinnati 0.
Fridays Games
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York GU
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25

address upon the principles of
Rotary and its aims. Mr.. Moore
is a resident of Wayne.
Visitors were Ross AFFORD,
Henry Chapoton, Phil Whiting
and Tom Hamilton, of Mount
Clemens.
Sponsored by the AAA, girls
of the grade school have been
organized into a school patrol
with Dorothy Rashleigh as di-
rector. These girls will patrol
the halls and other parts of the
building.
Walter Michael of the Chapo-
ton Hardware is at his home in
Lapeer and will leave for Fort
Custer next Tuesday.
Donald Ware had the misfor-
tune to fall from his bicycle and
break a finger on Thursday.
Mrs. May st. John Brownell
has been at Ford hospital for the
past week for treatment of an
eye injury and general check
up.
Larry Winkleman has return
ed to school after suffering a
serious case of poison ivy.
Promotion Sunday will be OBJ
served at the Methodist church
school period at HAS next Sun
day. A Joint sessions of all
school departments will be held
with installation of officers and
teachers. The pastor, Rev. Yer
sile d. Bentley will deliver a
children's sermon.
Mrs. c. w. Newman, who has
been in California for the past
few weeks visiting her sons in
service, was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Howard o. Mess
more, last Sunday. Mrs. New
mann resides in Detroit.
The Mizpah bible class of the
Methodist church met with Rose
Kidd on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c.. Crisis
man and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Odgers spent the
week lend at the Odger's cottage
at Patterson Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne Beatty
are in Ohio this week on bust
ness trip, also a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Viola G. Chapel left last
week for Pontiac where she has
accepted a position in the glove
department at the Waite store.
Mrs. Chapel held the same posi-
ton in the store several years
ago. When in Utica she makes
her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Pointer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Scores 245
in lst Game

Mel Charboneau, bowling on
Hatch Service in the Monitor
Leader B. T hurs d ~ night
league at Bowl O y Drome, was
high singles champ last night
with 245 in his first game. j.
Moore, with a ST. series, took
three game honors. He bowls on
the Frankenmuth Beer team.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Announcements
In Memoriom

In memory of our dear moth
err, Mrs. Elizabeth Singer, who
departed this life one year ago
today. The moon and stars are
shining upon lonely grave,
where our dear mother lies
asleeping. Once we loved, but
could not save. Dear mother, we
miss your smiling face and no
one can ever fill your vacant
place. Her loving children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Utica O.E.S.
Bake Sale
Successful

UTICA-The bazaar and din
ner given by the members of
Utica chapter of the Eastern
Star on Thursday proved an UNI
qualified success in every way.
Final returns show that the lad
les cleared over $3.50 on the
event.
Mrs. Sam Beauchamp, Matron
of Utica. was ably assisted by
Mrs. Leroy Tyack as general
chairman and in the capable
hands of Mrs. Tyack and her
committee, response in dona-
tons of articles of all kinds for
the sale was very gratifying.
Through the courtesy of the
Detroit Edison Company and
Leroy Tyack, local manager, the
sale was held in the company's
show rooms on Main street all
day Thursday. The dinner was
served in Masonic hall from $50
on.
Proceeds will 60 towards the
purchase of War bonds and to
pay the balance of the purchase
price of an electric signet, action
on which will be taken at the
next meeting of the organiza-
ton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Dusen-
bury left Sunday for their home
in Berino, New Mexico, after a
few days visit at the home of
A. G.. Summers. They had spent
the summer at their cottage at
Freedom, Mich.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
GIRLS
CLOTHING

"a Originally $3.50 Girls Spun
Rayon Skirts in navy or brown
sizes 8 to IA S1.88
so Originally S1.65 Girls Spun
Rayon Skirts. Navy or brown
with embroidered trim. Sizes
8 to ID ---- SI15
3 Originally $500 Girls Ankle
Length Party Dresses. White,
peach or acqua 8-year
size S399
6 Originally S2.99 to S3.99
Girls Dresses in sheer dimity
and solid color rayons 7Sc
"a Originally 50 3.99 Girls Spun
Rayon Slack Suits. Broken
sizes ~ Sl.OO
5 Originally s4.99 Girls Hood
and Mitten Sets. Red or
white, Slightly soiled S1.95
10 Originally $685. to $685.
Girls Suits and Coats. Solid
colors and plaids chubby
and regular models in broken
sizes ---- SrSS
3 Originally S14.95 to S16.95
Smart Suits. Attractive pastel
plaids in broken sizes $3.50
3S Originally Sl4.95 to SI6.e5
Girls Spring Coats. Solid
colors and plaids in the group.
S5.G8
Originally s8.95 Pastel Plaid
Coats in broken sizes S3.88
All Goats and SUITS Labeled
as to content
tGirls' Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Originally 39e
KNITTED
RAYON
PANTIES
4 for 81

100 Pairs! Smooth fitting
knitted rayon panties and
briefs. Comfortable and
a boon, for you rinse them
out and never have to use an
iron. Broken sizes.
Is Originally Sc Knitted
Vests famous-make, and
a mixture of cotton, wool and
rayon. Broken sizes 39c
25 Originally 85c Knitted
Vests and Panties . famous
makes of mixture of cotton,
wool and silk. Broken sizes,
SOC
25 Originally S1.0O Knitted
Panties famous-make.
Cotton, wool and silk mix
lures. Broken sizes 69c
20 Originally S2.25 Girdles .
nationally famous make. Mix
lures of cotton, rayon and
Lastex* (knitted with Lastex
yarn). Broken sizes S1.49
20 Originally S4.00 Brushed
Rayon Pajamas two-piece
styles. Broken sizes S2.66
All merchandise properly la
beled as to wool content.
Reg u. S. Pat. Of.
Knit indies, Main Floor,
F Street Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Football Squad Cuts Corn
For InuIeside Farmer

George c. Gillingham, an Ingle-
side (Va.D farmer, is having corn cut
with the help of the Mount Vernon
High School football squad.
Forty-one boys worked in Mr.
Gillingham's field Tuesday and are
finishing the job today according to
G. c. Cox, principal.
The boys are paid regular farm
labor wages and the money will be
put into the football treasury for
purchase of equipment.
Mr.. Cox said he would continue to
excuse the older boys from classes
when they are needed to relieve the
labor shortage on neighborhood
farms.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
WONIEN'S
GLOVES

110 Originally 81 Novelty Ray
on or Cotton Fabric Gloves
broken assortment of sizes
and colors --- - SOC
80 Originally S1.95 to S2.25
Capeskin, Kidskin or Suede
Gloves Novelty and plain
slipons slightly soiled .
broken assortment S1.29
6s Pair Originally $3.50 Genu-
inc Pigskin Gloves Plain
slip-on and "shortie" styles
broken sizes Sl.59
10 Pair Originally S. Novelty
Black Glace Gloves With
Gold Color Leather Trim
ultra chic for dress wear
broken sizes 81
Gloves. Main Floor. r St.
Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
LINGERIE
40 Originally S1.19 Pinafor,

40 Originally $1.19 Pinafores
cotton prints in back
button style. Broken sizes, 39c
100 Originally $1.19 Slips
lacy and tailored styles. Ray
on crepes and rayon satins.
Broken sizes ----69 sc
IS Originally $500 Gowns and
apiece Pajamas snug cot
ton f1annelette. Broken sizes,
S1.49
10 Originally $500 Cotton Pa
jamas tWo-piece style in
solid colors and prints, Per-
feet for sleeping or lounging.
Broken sizes 1929
4 Originally $500 Gowns
lacy styles in rayon crepe or
rayon satin. Broken sizes.
S4.66
Llnserle. Third Floor,
F Street Building, The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1942-10-22
CHILDREN'S
SHOES

30 Pair Originally 1929 and
S4.G0 Misses Fit-Rite Shoes.
Leather sole ghillie oxfords
and rubber sole alligator sad
dies broken sizes 1872 to
q ---------------- Sl.9o
20 Pair Originally $3.50 Jr.
Misses Suede Saddle Oxfords
in brown, with rubber soles
broken sizes 4 to 8 -S3.49
40 Pair Originally S2.29 Jr.
Misses Warm Shearling Bed
room Slippers in orchid .
sizes 4 to 8------S1 S1.39
(Childrens Shoes. Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
MILLINERY

80 Originally $1.99 Junior
Sport Hats velveteens,
cotton corduroys and wool
felts. Black and colors $1.00
50 Originally 1895 Hats
brims cloches POM
padours. Black and colors,
S1.55
Is Originally S1.99 to $500
Hats .pillboxes calots
brims felts vel
vets SOC
millinery, Third Floor. F Street
Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
BETTER COATS

A smart group of lightweight
coats, greatly reduced for
clearance. Navy. black, brown
and beige in the group in
broken sizes for Misses and
Women.
! Originally S22.95 Coats.
Now S1O.45
IS Originally $500 to $500
Coats. Now $500
10 Originally S29>95 to 1895
Coats. Now -----S2 $500
10 Originally $500 and S45.O0
Coats. Now ------ $500
3 Originally S12.95 Women's
Ensemble Coats sheer ray
ons in navy. Broken sizes.
$6.45
rs Originally $500 Raincoats
-. natural cotton gabardines
in belted or boxy styles. Misses
sizes IL to 20------ $500
3 Originally S4S.0O Fur
trimmed Dress Coats D.. 1907
wool fabrics with handsome
fur accents. Broken sizes.
$500
Is Originally S45.O0 Fur
trimmed Casual Coats. 1907
wool fabrics in tWeeds and
solid colors with detachable
collars of lynx-dyed wolf.
Misses broken sizes $500
(Some trimmed coats are sub
1ect to the fOrc Federal ErctSe
Tai on FurSJ
All mercha ndise properly labeled
as to wool content.
Better Coats, Third Floor,
E Street Building.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1942-10-22
CURTAINS AND
RRAPERIES

100 Prs.-Seconds of S1.95 and
S2.29 Rayon Marquisette Tai
lored Curtains. 81 and 70 in.
lengths S1.39 pr.
20 Prs. Originally $3.50 Print
ed Crash Drapes. Natural or
gold-sateen lined for more
body. 274 yds. long S. pr.
Curtains. Drapes, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-22
WOMEN'S
SPORT SHOP

43 Originally S2.29 Blouses
prints and multi color stripes
all in cotton. Broken
sizes CSC
% Originally S2.95 Blouses
tailored rayon crepe, with long
sleeves. White only. Sizes
38 and 40 ---------S S1.OO
46 Originally S295 Sweaters
all-Wool sleeveless pull
overs. Red. yellow, beige or
blue in the group. Sizes "a
to 40 S1.00
80 Originally $3.50 and SS,95
BlOuseS rayon crepeS in
tailored or dressy styles. Short
or long sleeves. Sizes "a to
40 in the group S1.97
100 Originally $3.50 and S3.95
Jumpers cotton corduroy,
rayon faille and rayon ben
galine. Blu to n-front with
kick pleats gored or
dirndl skirts wee or square
necks. Self or leather belts.
Red, brown, green and blue
in the group. Sizes II to
IL 81 80
5 Originally SLABS Sport
Dresses f1annels and bas-
ket-weave woods in bright
shades. All properly labeled
as to wool content. Broken
sizes IL to 18 1888
35 Originally SS.95 and S10.95
Sport Dresses rayon crepes
and novelty wool mixtures
tproperly labeled as to wool
Content). Light and dark COL
ors. Sizes IA to 20 in the
group S1.88
Is Originally S5.95 Sport
Dresses rayon crepes
and wool mixtures tproperly
labeled as to wool content).
Solid colors and plaids in the
group in broken sizes for
Misses S4,S8
tWomen's Sport Shop, Third
Floor, Street Building, The
Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
NECkWEAR and
BLOUSES

13 Originally $3.50 Rayon
Camel Suede Jackets . belted
model in red only sizes
II to 16-- SIss
z Originally S2.9s Rayon
Gabardine Suit Jacket :.
smartly tailored S188
80 Originally S1,19 to s1.49
Women's Fleece Lined Cotton
Jackets. Short Sleeve Wool
Sweaters. Cotton Blouses and
Sport Shirts. Broken sizes. 5sc
4S Originally 81 Neckwear.
Broken assortment I0c
.Neckwear, Main Floor.
r ST. Building. The Height Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
EMameIWare
Saucepans
I9c
Clearance Of
Bridge
Furniture

fSOWe floor samples, some reU,
some delivery breakogeJ
% Originally s4,99 Legomatic
and Ferguson Bridge Chairs,
S3.49
l Originally S7.99 Legomatic
Bridge Table. Sold as is, S5.95
2 Originally S4.99 Legomatic
Bridge Tables. Sold as is, S3.49
2 Originally S3.99 Legomatic
Bridge Tables. Sold as is, $2.99
A Originally 3.49 Tilt-top Gard
Tables. Sold as iS--S S2.49
6 Originally S2.98 Samson
Card Tables. Sold as is, SI.9S
1 Originally S1.9S Samson
Card Table. Sold as is CSC
AZ Originally 1895 Paper
Balers for home use Sl.29
II Originally S1.O0 Bathroom
Bottle Sets --------5O SOC
Is Originally S2.95 Universal
Pinless Curtain Stretchers,
S2.49
Is Originally SS.98 Metal Shelf
Cabinets - size 66X18Xl2-in.,
with six compartments. Floor
samples-sold as is $4.99
(Housefurnishings, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-22
HandkerchiefS

2,100 Originally s for SOC
Women's Cotton Handker-
chiefs. White and pastels with
colored EN- broidered initials.
6 for 49c
(Handerchiefs. Main Floor. F
St. Building, The Hecht Coz
Originally 2Sc
Evening star., 1942-10-22

No Phone. Mail or C. o. D. Orders, Please!
Luggage
Reductions

Ncvl ACUAUlAS
1 ally S10.75
Mans FL" Weekend
Case damaged, $500
1 Originally $40 Blue
Pullman c ase. Incor-
rectly monogrammed >.
26" model N4.95
l Originally S35 Lady's
Wardrobe Case. Smooth
cowhide stained
lining -- $500
Originally SS.95 Ladies'
Week End Cases. Slight
ly damaged - $500
l Originally $40 Lady's
Week End Case. Two
toned maroon 81"
incorrectly mono
grammed --------S6.95
l Originally S17.50 Black
Hat and Shoe Case.
Damaged $3.50
2 ORIG inally S14.95
Ladies' Wardrobe Gases.
Slightly damaged
wrong monogram $500
l Originally $7.95 Lady's
Week-End Case. DAM
aged "a" size S1.95
l Originally $50 Lady's
Blue Wardrobe case,
with rawhide bin d
ing l------S2 $3.50
l Originally $40 Lady's
FL" Blue Week End Case
to match above wardrobe
case S1 $3.50
2 Originally $40 36"
TourObes with Trays
slightly damaged, $500
l Originally So Laundry
Case slightly dam
aged -- S1.50
3 Originally $3.50
Ladies' 16" Hat Cases.
Very fine black topgrain
cowhide --------S12.95
luggage. Main Floor, E st.
Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
STATIONERY

323 Originally 25c Package
White Envelopes "A to a
package 10c Pkg.
Il packages for 15c)
% Originally 81 and $1.50
Wood Poker Chip Racks. Hold
100 chips and two decks Of
cards (. slightly imperfect,
=.
(Stationery. Main Floor, ? a.
BUILDING, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1942-10-22
BETTER
DRESSES

2 Originally S16.95 Women's
Evening Dresses print
bodice with black rayon chif-
fon skirt ---- S8.95
9 Originally S16.95 to S22.95
Suit-Dre Plaid and plain
combinations in lightweight
wool, properly labeled as to
content. Broken sizes Sass
2 Originally S7.95 "Toppers"
-. Misses broken sizes 1899
l Originally S29.9s Wedding
Dress rayon chiffon COM
bined with lace S10.99
Originally $500 Wedding
Dress rayon chiffon and
lace SlU.53
tBetter Dresses, Third Floor,
e Street BUILDING,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Small Leather
Goods

800 Originally So and $3.50
Novelty and Tailored Hand
bags. Grand group, including
patents, capeskins, alligator
grains - S2.79
IS Originally 81 Genuine
Leather Belts wide selec-
ton of colors and sizes 65c
250 Originally So and 81 Fine
Leather Billfolds. Styles for
men and women black or
IS Originally 79c Utility or
Shopping Bags fashioned from
bold red plaid fabrics 49c
(Small Leather Goods, Main
Floor, St. Building, The
Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-10-22
CLEARANCE OF
LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

Originally $l4.e5 Boudoir Choir. Green soteen, IS
! Originally ssss5 Boudoir Choir ond ottomor.
Natural soteen. Sold os is-------$l SIS
! Originally s5.s5 Desk Choir Mohooony finished
hardwood. EeesheI simulated leather scot So
3 Originally S4.ee Mirrored Jewel Boxes $3.50
Originally s5e.s5 Modern oceosionol choi,
Green cotton mohor r---------------S 1895
! Originally $3s.s5 chaise Lounge Rose soteen
Sold os s-------
3 Originally ST. s5 Platform Rockers Blue crash, ST
Originally s22.s5 Slipper choirs. Green elo-
5 Originally 1895 ottonon,. Green soteen--se
Originally 1895 ottomon Natural soteen---$ $e
! Originally $39.95 Boudoir Choir and Ottoman
Green soteen ------- Sass
Originally S59s5 Boudoir choirs and ottomons
rose So1een----- SZ4.9S
Originally Sls.95 Slipper Choir. Rose soteen $40
l Originally sl9.95 Slipper Chair Green soteen, $40
! Originally se.e5 Desk Choir Mahogany finished
hardwood EeesheIl simulated leather seot-$ So
| Originally sles.s5 Soto. Green royon brocoteIIe,
$8495
! Originally Sl4s.95 sofo Rose cotton ond-r royon
Originally s5s.95 Club Choir Rose royon broc-
Originally Ss4.e5 Club Choir. Gold royon broc-
otee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -S44.95
z Originally $7s.95 Fon Back choirs Green royon
brocoteIe -- S3e.e5
! Originally S74.95 Lounge Choir. Wine s34.e5
! Originally s4s.s5 Pillow Back Chair Rose sz4.e5
Originally sse.s5 Two-Pieee Living Room Suite.
Red cotton topestry .------------- -S4995
Originally sless5 Two-Pieee Living Room Suite.
Blue boucle-- -.--- S1OO
Originally sss.s5 Two-Pieee Davenport Suites.
Wine cotton tapestry ------- S49.95
! Originally $685. Soto Bed. Blue cotton topes-
try --S39.95
3 Originally S22.95 Boudoir choirs Blue soteen, $40
Originally s34.s5 Compartment Benches. Rose
Originally s34.s5 Compartment Benches. Not
5 Originally S6.s5 ottomons. Rose soteen----$3
z Originally 1895 Stools. One white one green, 81
6 Originally S4.e5 Stools. z in white enamel, z in
enamel, Z in blue enamel ----------S2 81
diving Room Furniture, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-22
VARSITY SHOP

VARSITY SHOP
6 Originally sS.95 Students
Casual Loafer Sport Coats in
medium and large sizes S, 90
2 Originally $12.95 Students
Sports Coats. Size 36 only,
S2.99
3 Originally 1895 Students
2-Trouser Suits. Size 38 only.
$3.50
Varsity Shop. Second Floor.
E Street Building. The Hecht COZ
Boys Clothing
10 Originally $500 Boys
Longie Suits. Good patterns
excellent values S5.88
Extra Knickers to Match. S1.95
Boys Shop, Second Floor
F Street Building, The Hecht COZ
Evening star., 1942-10-22
QUILTED
ROBES
$500

"a in the group! Lovely prints
in rayon crepe or rayon satin
in a smartly cut wrap
style. Available at this reduced
price only because they are
slight irregulars, Broken sizes.
6 Originally S10.99 Negligees
rayon crepes. Broken
sizes ----S S4,99
Originally S12.99 Negligees
=. rayon satins with lovely
lacy trimming .-S629
2 Originally 1859 Negligees
:. lace-trimmed rayon satin,
Broken sizes S7.29
2 Originally 1899 Nesligees
-. rayon jersey prints. Zip
per models. Broken sizes.
s10.29
(Neglisees. Third Floor,
E Street BuilGing.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-10-22
FACIAL TISSUE
I9c

At savings! Regular size It's
sues white only Just
432 packages 500 tissues to
a package. Stock up!
(Toiletries. Main Floor, r st.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-27
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Many Morgan county farmers are
taking advantage of crop insurance
on their 1913 wheat crop. In 1912,
500 policies were written and ac-
cording to all indications-then num-
ber of losses will exceed 1G0 total
ing more than 1000 bushels of
wheat We believe it to be the
most complete insurance offered to
farmers, insuring his wheat crop
against all hazards from planting to
threshing. The last date for TAX
ing insurance is September 18th.
U. S. food production will aver
age nine percent greater than the
record breaking output of 1941 and
25@o greater than the 1935-39 av-
erage. This is greater than 1914
Is war increase of five percent. An
nouncement of the 1943 food pro-
duction goals will probably be made
about October.
The 1913 ACP emphasize conser-
vation practices which increase war
crop yields, and require minimum
of labor and materials. Frank l..
Carr, Chairman.