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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Service Men Aid
US0 in Packing
Christmas Boxes
Groups on Leave Help
TO Make Holiday for
Those Without Pass

All was hurry and hustle Satur-
day night at the USO headquar-
ters downtown where hundreds Of
service men on short leave and
away from home, worked away
their precious free hours trying TO
get ready thousands of Christmas
gifts to be sent 10 their buddies
at the Naval Armory, Fort Wayne
and Fort Custer.
They were helping the Christ
mas Boxes for Soldiers Committee.
in a last-minute effort TO keep the
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

idea. He'd furnish men 10 super
wise the packing. It~was as easy
as that.
So everybody has modified "a
get the packages done in the last
minute rush. Part Of the boxes
will be given TO Servicemen al the
USO Christmas Eve party.
We've just got TO get an
other 1000 for those boys at
Custer. So watch us. We can
do IT,"
The committee hours are 9 a.
m. until 3 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
New MP Chief at Custer

FORT CUSTER, Dec. 19-Col.
Joseph V. Dillon, who will replace
Brig. Gen. Archer Z. Lerch as
head of the Fort Custer military
police school, arrived today to-
take I'D his new command.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Die in Camps

At frequent intervals, the re-
port said. kilograms arrive in
Poland telling of deaths in con-
centration camps.
"Many trains roll through the
railway stations of Warsaw"
the women wrote. "filled with
our youth. deported like animals
10 the Reich"
Mass executions have been com
mon in recent weeks. said the un.
derground. with entire families
groups and sometimes entire cities
murdered.
Germany tells us this Is the
liquidation of the Jews" the
report continued. Each day,
10000 Jews are taken from
Warsaw and other cities and
poisoned by gas or lime vapors
in closed army trucks. Their
cOrpses are converted 10 chem
icals"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
One Woman Army

Mrs, Anderson is herself a one
woman army for the Christmas
boxes. Everybody told her il
couldn't be done, that the govern
ment wouldn't allow il.
She just said Nonsense" When
she approached Uncle Sam he
beamed and said il was a fine
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
GiCe n Gift
Wanna play Santa Claus A?

Wanna play Santa Claus?
Upward Of 10000 soldiers who
will get no Christmas leaves from
Fort Custer this year face a gift
less holiday unless you do.
Mail at once some trifie to the
Christmas Gift Pool. Fort Custer,
Mich. inexpensive presents such
as razor blades. candy, cake, Gig
arets, sewing kits and olive drab
socks and neckties are suggested.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Food Shortage
0. Kd by Girls
AT Mdrygrove
Ideal for PeeIine OFF
That Extra Poundaee;
Butter Sugar SIashed

Weight-conscious girls at Mary
grove are very happy in being
heth-patriotic 10 the country and
their figures at the same time by
accepting enforced rationing of
sugar and butter with happy grins.
Two hundred boarders are now
allotted 40 pounds of butter per
week whereas previous TO the
shortage 120 pounds were used.
One plump gal wrinkling up
cute little nose declared she had
lost five pounds in the last two
weeks.
All the students are good sports
about the rationing although Jean
Murphy regretting her last bite
of meat laughingly remarked
"Rationing isn't so good" and
grimaced at her empty plate.
Substitute Told
The butter shortage has become
so acute at Marygrove that men,
bers of the cooking staff have
been adding one quart of milk
along with a rennet tablet 10
each pound of butter for spread
ing on sandwiches.
The girls also substitute Jelly
for butter although due to sugar
rationing less jelly was put up
this year than ever before. Yvonne
Marengo and Helen Petrowitz,
lucky enough 10 manage a pat
of butter divided it between them
selves and munched happily.
Yvonne said:
"One thing about this ration
ing business, you really begin
to appreciate those things
which we have so often taken
for granted. There's compensa-
tion in doing without-for n
while that is-because it tastes
SO good the next time"
Cut Sugar in Half
The students will not suffer
much Of a shortage in the meat
and dairy products for some time.
The college has a farm up in
Monroe where hogs, cattle and
sheep are raised. They also have
a dairy. r>..
Sugar rationing has cut the
sugar supply so per cent. However
the college officials are spared the
grief of individual sugar rationing
cards. A master certificate was
issued them as an institution for
Irationing.
Having TO feed 200 students
morning and evening meals and
500 students for lunch, the cooks
save sugar by reducing the con-
tent in the bread which they bake
themselves.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

she won dressing 4 prize winning
Goodfellow doll. Each letter OBJ
tanned this phrase: Thank you
for allowing me 10 send TINS con-
tribuiion.'
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Fight Each Day

I'VE are fighting each day,
breathlessly and without respite.
When you return we want you
to find houses, not ruins, living
men, not decomposed corpses.
"We therefore cry out TO you
while there is vet time"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Buried Half AIiUe

OtherPolish citizens are machine
gunned and buried half alive, re
lated the women. adding:
because OF these atrocities,
whole families take their own
lives. Mothers leap from win
dows with sm al children
in their arms. German soldiers
shoot people on the street like
game.
'In the city of Lublin, children
were thrown from high windows
by the gestapO. The gestapo
drove groups Of Jews In front
of them until they fell dead.
"The number set for the ex-
termination OF the Jews Is
almost reached and the raving
monster Is seeking new victims.
There Is now some talk of an
order for killing inmates Of old
age homes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
No Tears Left

"We have no tears left, but we
are alive. We wish to hear over
the radio OF the falling of Polish,
British and American bombs"
The Polish Air Force in England,
said the 61-year-old general, has
shot down AS German planes.
Aviators of Poland. he. reported,
feel a warm bond with American
fliers, often flying their planes in
the same operations.
With his personal aide, 1t. Col.
Jan 1linski, Pilot Officer Leon
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

"We don't say anything when
the enemy tears away our sons
and our daughters or when
they drown a Jewish child i'm the
sewers -. or when they smash
with a knuekle-buster the skull
of a mother bringing food to her
family.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

The courageous women told
their gray-eyed, solemn leader
that silence is their principal
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
SikOrski Gets
Report Hereon
.Ndzi Atrocities
Underground Message
From Polish Women
Bares German Brutality
tPictuTe on Page 23)

Gen. Wladyslaw Sikorski, exiled
Polish premier, reported Saturday
in Detroit he had received a
graphic underground report from
the women of his native land de-
the destruction of one
German city for every bloody
atrocity in their country.
The general is in Detroit on a
two-day inspection of the city
turning out arms which he believes
will one day free Poland
"The pain is so burning and
the agony so TERRIBLE" wrote
the loyal Polish women, "that
there is no longer left within
us any mercy or indulgence.
I've are disciplined and calm
In the face of the enemy but we
cry out TO the government TO
be aware Of what Is happening
in Poland. The terse reports
can not fully realize II all.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
10. SO

enhancing color trims.
Sizes for misses and women
IN the group. Reduced to
$l0.95
3 Originally $22.s5 After
noon Frocks in sleek rayon
crepe with lace and simu-
lated pearl trimming. Black
and high shades. One and
two piece styles. Broken
sizes for misses. Reduced
to - S1395
2 Originally s14.95 Misses
Better Evening Dresses.
Rayon taf1etas in brides
maid types. Broken sizes.
Reduced to---S S6.99
4 Originally $17.95 and
S22.95 Bridesmaid Dresses.
Rayon taf1eta tops and
bouffant skirts of rayon
net. Blue or green. Misses
sizes. Reduced to--$l3,95
IL Originally S17.95 to
$22.95 Combination Rayon
Net and Lace in a hatter-
ing bouffant gown. Pink
and black. Broken sizes for
misses. Reduced to--S14.95
(Better Dresses. Third Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-11-12
WOMEN'S
GLOVES

$50 Originally 81 Samples and
Discontinued Styles Women's
Fabric Gloves rayons
cottons all fine quality!
Shorties, longer length slipons,
novelty stitched gloves, leath-
er-trimmed styles. Broken
assortment Of colors, sizes and
styles ---------------5Sc
80 Pairs Originally $1.25 to
$3.50 Women's Smart Gloves
buys to get you here first
thing in the mornings! The
group includes popular leath-
er-back with fabric palms and
handsewn double-woven fabric
gloves. Broken sizes
125 Pairs Originally $1.95 and
$2.25 Women's Capeskin or
Pixtex Gloves broken as
sortment some slightly
solled ------------$1.59
IS Pairs Originally $500
Women's Fine Pigskin Gloves
the color assortment is
broken the sizes are
broken but every one is
an unusual buy $2.25
(Gloves, Main Floor. r st,
Building, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1942-11-12
WOMEN'S
SHOES

Originally $12.95. and S14.75
Urbanites new fall suedes
in pumps, step-ins and sandal
types. High, low and Cuban
heels. Black and brown
IN the group in broken
sizes 81 to S9,85
Originally 1895 and $1o.s5
Laid Schober Shoes Fall
suedes in black, brown or navy.
in Pumps, step-ins and sandal
types In the group, In both
casual and dressy styles.
Broken sizes 31z to 9---S7.s5
122 Pairs Originally $500
Fashion Mode and $6.S5 Marry
Shoes Z. discontinued Fall
styles. Pumps. step-ins and
sandal types included in the
group in black, brown,
navy and tan. High and Gu
ban heels in both casual and
dressy types. Broken sizes 3h
to 8 in the group---S2.s5
(Women's Shoes. Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-12
CHAIRS and
TABLES

s Originally $12.5o Dropleaf
Maple Tables. $S.SS
S Originally $14.98 Maple
Tables Slo,S
l Originally $17.5e Refectory
Extension Table. Measures
25x40 in. closed, 45x4O in.
when open n---------.$I $I8.S8
10 Originally $3.5e and S3.s5
Maple Chairs. Now 81 80
l Originally S7.ss Chair with
padded seat. Natural and red,
z.4S
n Originally $3.50 Kitchen
Tables With: stainless porcelain
top. % Ia size 36x40 In, 4
IN st1e 20x36 in. Damaged, In
delivery, sold - 1-------93.9o
ss:sf le'e
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Save On
Luggage

l Woman's Originally $1,000
Hat and Shoe Case to
match above. Lettered
wrong ---------$22.50
1 Wo m q ms Originally
$3.50 Overnight Case. l8-
inch, brown, lettered wrong,
$9.95
l Woman's Originally $12.95
Wardrobe Suitcase Blue,
canvas, leather bound. let
cred wrong -------$8.95
1 Mans Originally $3.50
Russet Leather Dopp Kit.
Holds toiletry accessories,
lettered wrong ---$4.50
1 Mans Originally $3.50
Topgrain Cowhide Upper
Bag. 20-inch sizes for week.
end travelling ---$17.50
l Woman's Originally $3.50
Wardrobe Suitcase. Broken
lock and lettered wrong,
$1,000
l Woman's Originally Sass
Wardrobe Suitcase. Let
tered wrong ---$7.95
l Woman's Originally $12.95
Wardrobe Suitcase. Broken
luck SO.S0
l Originally $3.50 Brown
Cowhide Upper Briefcase.
Damaged $3.95
l Woman's Originally $8.95
Weekend Case s21-inch
size, damaged $500
(The Hecht Co.'S MODERN
LUGGAGE SHOP, Main Foor.)
Evening star., 1942-11-12
SHOWER
CURTAIN
CLEARANCE

Discontinued patterns in q
choice Of fabrics and colors.
Some soiled all sold as is.
67-Originally $2.ss and S3.ss.
Sold as is-----------.S9 S9c
14-Orisinally $1.sS to $3.ss
Window Drapes .----------4 49c
- Originally $2.s5 Universal
Rinless Curtain Stretchers,
Stretch / to : curtains at 4
time ----$l.9S
25-Originally 81 Kantpick
Safety Lacks. Easily attached
to any door, l9c
1Orisinally $3.4s and $3.50
Hampers. Simulated pearl
tops. woven fibre bodies. Sold
- aS--------------t------SSc SSc
@0risinally 81 = S7.1S Car.
~ SweeperA All-steel s1odies.
Sold q q ~ tes2l.2
qs,::s |s.:
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Originally 1925
WiIminSter
Rugs
1890

Only "a all reduced
33lla%! Six patterns to
choose from and these
luscious colors tur-
quoise, woodrose, tan
and rose.
1 Originally $95 Tone
On Tone Wilton Broad
loom 9x12 Rug. Rose
quartz - $69.95
l Originally $95 Tone
On Tone Wilton Broad
loom 9x12 Rug. Wine
only ------ $69.95
l Originally $64.95 Ak
minister Tone-on Tone
9x12 Rug. Tan $39.s5
l Originally $3.50 Twist
Broadloom 9x12 Rug.
Brown only $49.95
6 Originally $3.50 Twist
Broadloom 9x12 Rugs.
Victorian blue - $4S.95
2 Originally $64.95 Flo
raj A x m nster 9xl2
Rugs. Rose only, 1895
5 Originally 1895
Hooked Administer 9xl2
Rugs. Beige only, $34.95
/ Originally $4S.S5
Hooked Administer SKIP
Rug. Tan S34.95
1 Originally $49.S5
Floral Administer Sxl2
Rug. Tan only :. $3l.95
Rugs. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-12
TOILETRIES

IA Originally SOC Package,
Guest Powder Puffs large
transparent cylinders filled to
the top with fluffy delicately
colored puffs the thought
full hostess always has some
on hand SOC pkg.
3 Pkgs., $1.0O
la Originally Soc Water
Softener for the Bath i,
Choice of pine or apple blos-
som fragrances.
Big 5-lb. Bag, 3Sc
1880 Large Size Toiletries i.
including creams, lotions,
tales, busting powders, eau de
colognes and other necessities
all generous size all
wonderful values .-----1 loo
Subject to 1919 tax.
(Toiletries, Main Floor, r st.
BLDG, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Originally 2.9S
REXOL GLOSS
ENAMEL
$l.98 gal.

Just rs gallons in all! Wash
able finish for all walls and
woodwork. White and ivory.
IA gals.-Originally 1898 Mo-
mad Floor Varnish. For floors
and linoleum. Quick-drying,
$2.9S gal.
~ gals.-Orisinally $3.25 Atco
First : Grade House Paint,
White and colors- $2.79 xal.
10 half gals.-Originally $1.49
Varnish Stain. Four colors.
Now -- $1.19 half gal.
IL gals. - Originally $2.98
Fl0or-and- Deck Enamel. Now,
$3.50 gal.
II gals.-Originally $4.5e Mo-
mad Satin Finish. Now,
$2,ss gal.
paints Seventh Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-11-12
GIRLS UNDIES
rs Originally 39c Girls p

rs Originally 39c Girls Panties
-. 1870 wool, $50 cotton and
30% rayon ;. size 8 only 29c
IL Originally 3sc Girls Vests
-. 1870 wool, $50 cotton, 300
rayon size 8 only - z9c
IL Originally 5sc Girls' Cotton
Slips factory rejects
sizes 4 to To- SEC
10 Originally Soc Girls Maize
Cotton Knit Pants sizes 8
or 10 29c
3 Originally Sis Girls Sleeve
les Union Suits wool-cot-
ton-rayon and silk mixture
properly labeled as to content
:. sizes 6, 8 and 10 78c
: Originally $1.s9 Girls Che
mile House Coats size 8
only ---- S9c
"a Originally $1.15 Rayon
Crepe Slips superb values
-. factory rejects size Is
only grand for teen-age
girls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -79c
- Originally $l.15 Girls
Rayen Satin Slips S. . factory
rejects at m exciting low price
Il. st1es ! and 10 only In the
group ---o oec
so'''s e 5 ,'''r'
Evening star., 1942-11-12
MISSES AND WOMEN'S
UNDERWEAR

10 Originally $500 Navy
Rayon Satin Slips, lace
trimmed Sl,99
Ningerie, Third Floor,
r Street Building.
The Hecht Coz
40 Originally SEC Famous
Make Knitted Vests, mix
ture of cotton, rayon and
wool --------39c
IS Originally 85c Famous
Make Knitted Vests and
Panties, mixture of rayon,
cotton and wool. Each $50
IS Originally $1.0O Famous
Make Knitted Panties, mix
ture Of cotton, rayon and =,
wool ---- 69c
Csc Originally $2.25 Fa-
nous Make Girdles, mix
ture Of rayon and cotton
woven with Lastex' yarn,
$1.4S
10 Originally $500 Brushed
Rayon Bed Jackets. Small
sizes -- -$1.49
4 Originally $500 Famous
Make Rayon Gowns, S1.99
5 Originally $3.50 Rayon
Housecoats for chilly morn.
ings S2,29
All properly labeled as to
wool content. a3e
(knitted Undies, Main Floor,
F Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
REG. U. s. Pat. on.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Infants Wear

: Originally $4.99 Toddlers'
Coat and Hat Sets Broken
sizes and colors light
weight styles $1,88
8 Originally $500 and s6.s5
Tots and Toddlers' Coat and
Hat Sets lightweight i.
suitable for boys or girls {.
broken sizes 81, ,88
Is Originally S7.95 and S3.95
Tots Lightweight Coat and
Hat Sets for boys and
girls broken sizes and
cOlorS 1888
Is Originally S1o.s5 to 1858
. Tots Lightweight Coat and
Hat Sets styles for boys
and girls broken sizes,
$s.ss
8 Originally s7.95 Infants Silk
Coat and Bonnet Sets :.
white, pink and blue in the
group $2.S8
All property labeled as to wool
content.
(Infants' Department.
Second Floor, F st. Building,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Iryesxlers Of
Originally SS.99
QUILTED
ROBES
$4.65 I {

70 In the groupl Lovely rayon
crepes and rayon sattns in
flower-sprig prints on white,
tearose and blue backgrounds.
Smartly cut wrap styles,
Broken sizes.
I Originally S1o.sa Houseceats
=. rayon crepes In broken
l Originally SASS Negliges
-. lace-trimmed rayon crepe
with upper front .---. $3.9S
I Originally $1s.ss NegIigeo
upper style in rayon
: Originally $3.50 NeEligees
-. sleek rayon Jersey prints
IN Hpper-front styles. Hizes,
Is and 1o----------- 3S,eoa
Nesliesse Third Floor,
1he &echt Co.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
NECKWEAR
AND BLOUSES

100 Originally $2.25 70 $a.5e
Tailored or Dressy Blouses i.
splendid assortment Of rayons
-. some Of all-over cotton
lace white and pastels +.
sizes 80 to SO in the group,
$1.2S
$50 Originally $2.se Wool-and-
Rayon Strawberries :. handy
shoulder-t throw for copl days
At almost any size. In
pastels, white and darker
street ahAdes---Sl.s Sl.ss4
Properly labeled = to wool
content.
s'sfTs|es Y|ess.r. r1,, 1s|sS,I.s:; s,,Is,:s;.. 1.,a
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Originally tS.95 and tIO9S
Sport Jackets
$6.88

Just so! 1000 wool fabrics,
beautifully tailored in classic
three-button jackets! Hand
some tweeds and plaids in the
group many partly lined
with rayon satin. Broken sizes
~ to 20.
800 Originally s2.95 and 1895
Skirts wool and rayon
mixtures. twills and monotone
plaids in the group. Navy,
black and solid colors. Sizes
"a to 80 in the group---$1.39
% Originally $2.29 "Weskits"
:. rayon crepes in white and
colors. Sizes 80 to 80. 8.---$1.97
IS Originally $3.95 and $4.95
Skirts wool-and-rayon mix
lures. Plaids and solid colors.
Kick pleats and upper
closings. Sizes "a to 80, $2.39
% Originally $3.50 Skirts
dirndl types in rayon faille
with wide shirred elastic band
at the waist. Navy, green or
brown. Sizes "a to % ----$1.S7
1S Originally $7.S5 Jackets and
Toppers. Jackets in fine vale
corduroy in blue, green, wine.
Sizes 10 and IL. Toppers tn
wide vale corduroy lined with
quilted rayon satin. Green.
beige or red. Sizes IL to IL.
$5.sS
! Originally S1e.s5 Jackets , , .
cotton and : rayon "fuxzy's"
with red or green collars and
trimming. Sizes II to 10 in
the group p-------------37,S8
50 Originally $4.5e and 3l.05
Sport Dresses. One and two
piece styles in rayon jersey and
rayon faille. Black, brown and
green. Sizes: Failles, IL to ls,
Rayon Jerseys, 80 to a $3.8S
70 Originally $5.S5 Sport
Dresses .rayon crepes and
rayon gabardines In one and
two piece styles. Red. blue,
green and tan. Sizes II to lS
In the group ----- &l.8S
All property labeled - to wool
content.
swi51:::ss,. 51I:::ss.. Al:s sit!s.ssss, sssss,e ,e:F.3p Fpif1
Evening star., 1942-11-12
NATIONAL 500
Originally t22.95
BETTER
WINTER
SUITS
$l6.88

Just 20 in the group! 10 beau-
tiful soft. dressmaker suits Of
rayon velvet in glowing shades
OF wine. green, brown and
black! And 10 smart man.
tailored suits in the ever
popular grey flannel of 1907
wool. Broken sizes for misses
in the group.
2 Originally $49.95 Forstmann
1909 Wool Suits in small
checked patterns. Size 18
only $22.95
l Originally $22.s5 Tweed
Coat casual style in beige.
1000 wool. Size $500
l Originally $39.95 Rothmoor
Coat in beige. Size IA,
$29.s5
20 Lightweight Coats with
sizes for misses and women in
the group in black, navy.
brown and a few light colors.
Reduced for clearance as fol-
lows:
Is Originally $500 to $500.
Now --Sl $1,000
8 Originally $500 to $49.95.
Now eoR m
5 Originally $39.95 to $500.
NOW --$33.0O
3 Originally $22.95 AM-Wool
Suits houndstooth checks
In blue or gold. Sizes IL
and $3.50
; Originally $22.S5 An-Wool
Coats to match the above
suits in houndstooth checks.
Broken sizes for misses, $3.50
3 Originally 1895 Coats
smart cotton corduroys in
beige, sizes 10 and l6 in
grey, size S16,95
8 Originally $500 Zip-Iined
Coats .. water repellent cav
airy twill in green, navy,
brown. Broken sizes for
misses $19.95
20 Originally $500 Raincoats
-. natural cotton gabardine,
Belted or boxy models with
deep armholes. Sizes IL to 20
In the group----$4.4
1 Originally $45.OO Stroock's
Fabric Coat in blue tweed.
Size 4O--- $500
ALL MERCHANDISE PROPERLY
LABELED AS TO WOOL con-
TENT.)
(Better Suits and Coats, Third
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Over 1000
Cannon
Towels and
Bath Mats
Greatly
Reduced
(Some No. l Seconds)

(Some No. l Seconds)
Some perfect! Some
No. l seconds CLASH
fied as such only because
the Eagle-Eyed Board Of
Censors wouldn't pass a
pulled thread or a slight
misweave that you can
hardly see! Some soiled
-. need only a Tubing
to make them look fresh.
Many can be matched
up in complete sets to.
make a charming gift
ensemble.
263 Originally S1.19
Solid Color 25x4S Bath
Towels. Reversible 79c
12s II Perfect S1.19 Solid
Color 25x48 Bath
Towels. Reversible, CSC
319 II Perfect 81 Solid
Color 22x44 b ath
Towels. Reversible, CSC
80 Originally S9c Sculp-
tured Solid Color 22x44
Bath Towels. Rever-
sible -5Sc
1S7 Originally 35c Solid
White 20x40-In. Bath
Towels. Now--.25c
179 II Perfect 64c Solid
Color 16x30 Face Towels.
Reversible 3Sc
245 II Perfect 55c Solid ,
Color 16x2S Face Towels.
Reversible --3Sc
50 Originally Soc Sculp-
tured Solid Color 16x2S
Bath Towels. Rever-
Stble ---x5 x5c
247 II Perfect Csc Solid
Color Wash Cloths. Re-
versible ---------15c
1l1 Originally 12c Solid
Color Wash Cloths. Re-
versible e-----12 for 81
1s5 Originally $1.e9 to
N.9S Bath Mats. Re-
versible solid .colors and
al white S9c
1ee Bsth Towels, .Eaee.
Tewels, Wash Cloths,
Bath Mats.
4s% T. SsH ~
tTowelA Fifth noory
Evening star., 1942-11-12

1 Originally $1o.S5 Misses
Rayon Crepe Dress in black.
Size 16. Reduced to- $500
13 Originally $10.95 to
$14.95 Dresses. Simple,
casual rayon crepes {.
dresses with contrasting
color trims . one and two
piece styles some with
sequin and rhinestone
touches. Also velveteens
and lightweight wools in
cluded in the group. Broken
sizes for women and misses.
Reduced to-- $6.99
Is Originally $13.95 to
$16.95 Dresses to 90 at this
price! One and two piece
types with glitter trims of
nallheadS and rhlneStoneS.
Included are a few suit
dresses with velveteen trim
and rayon satin vestee.
Misses broken sizes. Re-
duced to--S8 S8.88
20 Originally $16.95 to
$22.95 in the lot! Rayon
Crepes, Two piece Nate
lasse Suit Dresses and Vice.
roy Corduroys. Smart ac-
cents Of rayon velvet, rayon
satin or rayon faille {.
also nailheads, sequins and
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Originally t1.95
COTTAGE SETS:
$l.29

Manufacturers samples :. so
you know how carefully made
they are! Woven of rayon
ninon in bright kitchen colors.
Only l25 pairs in all just
one = two-pairs-of-a-kind,
43 Originally 49c to $1.39 Win
dow Shades. Floor samples and
display models. All sold as is,
29c
. Originally $3.50 Metal Vene-
tian Blinds. Made with 64-in.
drop. 2 are 30-in. wide; 3 are
36-in. wide; 3 are 34-in. wide
and l is 33-in. wide 81
FL Originally $7.ss to SASS
Draperies. Rayon-and-cotton
damask, cotton homespun, cot
ton dustite to choose from. All
sateen lined. All 234 yds. long
and SO in. wide to the pair.
One-and-2-pairs f-a-kind,
s5.ss pr.
IS Imperfects Of Washable
Rayon Marquisette Curtains.
Choice Of SO, 68, u and 70 in.
lengths, of Sc and SO in.
widths. Eggshell --$1 pr.
Curtains and Drapes. Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-12
II Perfect 81 Yd.!
Vat.Dyed
Cr0tOnn0S
CSC ya.

You can hardly see the flaws
they're so slight and they
certainly won't affect the wear
ing qualities! Gaily printed
cretonne all 48 in. wide
and cut from full bolts!
Choose from natural, blue or
wine grounds.
(Yard Goods, Sixth Floor)
Evening star., 1942-11-12
GIRLS SHOES

Is Originally Sc Jr. Miss Sim
plex COED Oxfords !. excel
inequality black calfskin with
rubber heels -. sizes ~ to Z
In the group ----y- $2.95
30 Originally $3.50 Jr. Miss
Step-In Loafers popular
brown-and-white brown
sizes 4 to 3 8-.- $1.95
rs Originally $2.29 Girls
Shearling Slippers in
orange, orchid and green . .
broken sizes ~ to s $1.19'
Girls Shoes. Second Floor.
F Street Building, The Hecht Coz