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Evening star., 1943-09-19

WEEKS V-MAN-Col. Harry
F. Jackson, U. S. A., re-
tired, assistant director of
protective services for District
civilian defense, was picked by
the Junior Board of Com
merce as V-man of the week.
He also is block leader in his
neighborhood and works with
rationing, salvage and blood
bank activities.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
AIIegony County Crops
Damaged by Freeze

An Associated Press dispatch from
Cumberland, Mds yesterday reported
extensive crop damage when the
temperature dropped to freezing in
Evening star., 1943-08-17

to the piano and truck up When
Irish Eyes Are Smiling"
From there, it was a natural,
quick step into the Kerr Brady
tunes of the succession of musical
biographies which Catholic Univer-
sity has produced in the last four
years.
Mary" from the George M. Co.
han show, "Harrigan," from the
same. And there were half dozen
oters, including S. Sergt. Leo Brady's
urbane version of you've Got 1t
AL" the love song of the Brady
Kerr musical, Count Me In" S.
Sergt. Brady. currently author of
the Army's WAC program. had to
insert few da-da-das into the
spaces where there once we're lyrics,
but it merely added to the grace of
the occasion.
You must go to playwright's
wedding, If you ever get chance.
They are the only bridegrooms
who have their music played back
to them at the romantic climax of
their lives.
Addenda: Walt Disney's "Saludos
Amigos" at long last, will come to
town on Thursday. :. It will open
at Keith's as companion piece to
Next of Kin" the latter a British
picture which shows the tragic
effects OF loose talk in wartime. d.
Even the Texans laugh when the
Duncan sisters run through Take
Me Back to My Flat in Manhattan, 7"
Harold Rome's ironic answer to
Home on the Range" Boots and
Saddles" etc. &. 1t is the funniest
thing since Alex Templeton's 'Cor-
relli in the Old Corral.">a wonderful
caricature of the italian and cow
boy schools of music. Hardie
Meakin's answer to those who won-
der about the continued appeal of
Deanna Durbin is that Hers to
Hold" her 18th picture, is the most
popular since the sixth. ... At Keith's
and elsewhere, he says. =. Incl
dentally, THE Constant Nymph," in
its present version. which is the
third, is setting new records every
where 1t is being shown. And
probably will inspire more remakes
than even Hollywood had thought
wise up to the point of its release.
>. Pacific Island No. 143," latest
in RKO's This Is America series, will
headline the Trans-Lux program
opening Friday. Jack Whiting, the
youngest looking man of his years
* years. in the theater, will play
the role of Mortimer in Arsenic and
Old Lace" at the National next week.
;. Mr.. w. usually is to be found
in musical comedy, which he entered
direct from the University of Penn
sylvania. Where he ma jored in
Evening star., 1943-08-17

Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"Junior Miss" Max
Gordon's hit: Tonight at $3.50.
Screen.
Capitol -" Above Suspicion" a
hegira through Naz Germany: IL
am, 1:40. 425, ITO and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1855, 3:35, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Columbia -"Coney Island" the
resort with music: l1:l0 am, lis,
$40, 5;25, 7.30 and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"This Is the Army" the
almost-all-Army show: 1915 am,
12:40, $40, 5:35, and 1890 pm
Stage shows: 1910, $40, sos, 7:30
and 10 pm
Keith's-"Hers to Hold" Deanna
Durbin's Joseph Gotten: 11:40 am,
lao, $40, $40. TAO and 9:40 pm.
Little-"Of Mice and Men" Stein.
beck's story: II am, 1855, $50
4:45, $40 and s:35 pm. my Favor
lite Wife: At 1915 pm.
Metropolitan "The Constant
Nymph." Boyer and new amour: II
am. 1:35, 4:20, 7:05 and $50 pm
Palace-"Dixie." Bing Crosby in
the land Of: .10:45 am, 1855, $40
$40, TBS and $50 pm.
Pix You Can't Take 1t With
You," that family again: 1:35, 4:10
$50 and $50 pm. 1910 am.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM.


There is a terrific undercover
fight going on between Joan Fon-
taine and Mitchell Leisen, who d.
rects her in "Frenchman's Creek"
Joan threatened to quit one day
last week. So did Leisen. Finally
Selznick, who loaned Miss Fon-
taine to Paramount, wrote a letter
to the studio on behalf of his star.
Now on the surface things are more
or less smooth-but only on the
surface. Joan is not used to having
her director choose every detail of
her clothes and makeup She pre-
fers the directing tactics of boys
like Edmund Goulding and Alfred
Hitchcock Another cause for els
sension is Leisen's dressing room
which Is bigger and better furnished
than Joans. Strangely enough, the
usual result of fight like this is a
good picture.
How can Lupe Velez marry Ar
turo de Cordoba when the hand
some Mexican is already married?
Lupe, meanwhile, has lent the lad
her car in which he drives to work.
And / guess love will find a way for
the marriage.
Mary Pickford will adopt another
boy and girl. She already has T
year-old Ronnie and 11-month-o old
Roxanne. both adopted and living
in style at "Pickfair."
Rumors around town say Deanna
Durbin has a date with the stork.
If true, Deanna is the happiest girl
in the world She loves babies.
BY the way, Maj. Anatole Litvak, a
one-time admirer OF Paulette God
dard's. Is now In love with Betty
Hutton, whose preference Is for an
other producer on the Paramount
lot
Mrs. Alan Ladd (Sue CaroD still
reports to Paramount for the pur-
pose of reading her husbands fan
mail, which still comes in by the
thousands. If you saw China" in
which Ladd starred with Loretta
Young, you will find it hard to be-
leve that by the end of the picture
the pair disliked each other and in
one love scene where Alan was sup
posed to kiss Loretta on the neck.
he demanded of the world in gen.
eral, why should / kiss her neck?"
Rita Hayworth received a letter
from soldier in which he named
her his "heart-pocket girl" Rita is
now having photographs made to fit
the pocket over the heart of a SOL
dier's shirt ID. jeanette Macdonald
Is returning to movies. She has
signed for a musical with the Sam
uel Bronston Productions . Dick
Powell and Jack Oakie are CO.
starred in Rene Clair's picture for
RKO, after which the director joins
the Fighting French forces Jean
Arthur again rings the comedy bell
In "A Lady Takes a Chance" with
John Wayne. Miss Arthur is diff
cult to interview, but what does it
matter II she turns in such swell
performances, and wait until the
females get a peek at Mr. Wayne!
Betty Cradle thought her house.
hunting troubles were over with the
purchase of the former Judy Gar
land-Dave Rose honeymoon house.
But with Betty and Husband Harry
James all set to move in, some one
appeared with the statement that
Evening star., 1943-08-17

Mask and Wig productions. and
minored in something no one can
remember. Except Mr.. Whiting,
of course. He has fine time
with the critics role in the play, hav-
ing dealt extensively with critics in
the course of his career. But the
best line about the profession in the
play still is that of Aunt Abby, who
explains her nephew's position as re-
viewer by saying some one has to
do it." Howard Lindsay and
Russel Grouse, producers of the play,
will attend next Mondays opening
at the National. starting its third
road tour with their blessings.
And those of the multitude of other
stockholders. Aside to Tobi Zion !:
Give us time, and We'll get around
to it. :. We are a mere dilettante,
however &. . The merest, maybe.
Loew's theaters are so far ahead on
critics screenings that Garter Bar
ron has listed vacation for this
week-for the critics, not for himself
Evening star., 1943-08-17

opening under the auspices OF MI
chael Myerberg, who last year dis
tinguished himself and the theater
by being producer of Thornton
Wilder's Skin of Our Teeth"
Star Dust" drama of life as it
is impersonated in an arty drama
school. is known to Washington
audiences under the title of art
and Prudence. 1t was twice pro-
duced at CATHOLIC University, once
with Julie Hayden in the title role
Mr.. Myerberg. who saw the second
production .SHiecided it was for him
as producer, and made deal with
Mr.. Kerr in virtually the blinking of
an eye
1t is possible that the playwright s
second appearance on Broadway
he was there last year as co-author
of the musical, Count Me m
may find him headed for double
billing in connection with Star
Dust" At the moment, he is sched-
uled also to be director of the pro-
ducticn.
Washington probably will see
Star Dust" before Broadway gets
a glimpse of it.. 1t is scheduled to
play week at the National between
its Boston and Broadway engage
ments.
X X X
From its quiet start at st. An
thongs to its finale at 2400 18th
street, Mr.. Kerr's wedding worked
UP to the lively tempo of Catholic
University musical comedy. The
room, crowded with Brennans,
Bradys, Muilenses, McGarrys, CAL
lans, Collinses, O'Neills, ETC., was as
bland as bog until some one went
Evening star., 1943-08-17
Fred Is Obdurate

George Gershwin's life story
Rhapsody in Blue" will parade 80
or more famous broadway and the
atrical characters-bu one of the
most important of the era will be
missing. So far. Fred Astaire has
mixed any mention Of his name or
an actor to impersonate him in the
film production about to start. He
gives no reason. Warmers say he is
the only one who has refused to CO.
operate.
Evening star., 1943-08-17
Chief of Badgags
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
When told Arthur Lubin was
directing "Ali Baba and the Forty
Thieves" on an adjoining set, Ole
Olsen Of Olsen q johnson, quipped:
ASK him to come over and meet
the thief Of badgagsl"
Evening star., 1943-08-17
Underground the Fur Flies

the house was not for sale Sam
Goldwyn. who still has trouble with
the American language, calls all OF
the following people, now working
for him, "Dinah":: Dana Andrews
Danny Kay. Dinah Shore.
CReleased BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-08-17
Walter Kerr May Direct
Own Comedy on Broadway
BY JAY CARMODY.

Walter Kerr of Catholic speech and drama
he
Mr. Kerr married yesterdayto Miss
pretty wedding ST Anhonys church
a
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Misses and WOmen's
Better Coats. Reduced

IS Originally 5.99 Misses Cotton Gabar-
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10 Originally 1925 Misses Fur Trimmed
Winter Coats. Broken sizes 1858
IL Originally $500 to 1895 Misses and
Women's Fur-Trimmed Winter Dress
Coats. Broken sizes s33.00
/ Originally 69.s5 Blue Coat with Lynx
Dyed Fox Collar. Size $500
/ Originally 1890 Boxy Tweed Coat with
blended wolf collar. Size 16 100
8 Originally 1885 1907 Wool Plaid Box
Goats. Broken sizes 10 to l6------12.s5
Originally 1895 Tan-and- Brown Fitted
Coat. Size IL $500
Originally $500 1907 Wool Gabardine
Coats. 2 sine Is, size lS- 1855
Originally 1895 1907 Wool Navy
Mems Wear Goats with cotton chamois
button-in Innings. Sizes IL to ls In
group -------- ----- zO.V0
ALL PROPERLY LABELED. AS TO
RAYON WOOL CONTEN.
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
Misses Better
Suits, Reduced!

Originally s4.Ss 1907 Wool Bolero
Suits. Size IL 20.SS
Originally 22.s5 1907 Wool Herring
bone Beige Suits. Size IL 1888
2 Originally 34.69 1907 Wool Suits with
white rayon stripe. Size IA ------- 2o.SS
. Originally 1895 1oe% Wool Blue and
Beige Plaid Suits. Sizes II, l6-- -2e.88
. Originally zsss 1ss% Wool Brown
Dressmaker Suits. Sizes is. ls -2e.ss
; Originally 22.sS 1ee% woel Hound's
Tooth Checked Suits. 2 sold. sise IA;
pink. size Is 1888
5 Originally 29.s5 1ee% weel Glen Plaid
Gold Colored Checked SuitsL sise IL.
2 size 10 2e1S
Dieter 0uits. THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Infants Apparel

20 Samples and Factory Rejects Of Cot
ton Blanket Cloth Buntinxs. With
hoods. Pink and blue lue-1.SS
10 Originally 59c Infant Knit Berets.
PINK 19c
Originally s.s5 Rayon Satin Appliqued
Comfort. Wool batting filled---- 4.s9
I Originally 3sc Infants Cotton Flan-
nelette Kimonas. White only 19c
Originally 6.ss Toddler Boys Navy
Spring Coat. Size l. Slightly soiled.
3.99
Originally 2.99 Infants Aralac Robes
In yellow and pink LAT
; Originally LIS Felt Bedroom Slippers.
Pink. Sizes 6 and 7-7S $50
Originally $50 Boys Cotton Gsbardine
Jackets with sailor collar. Double
breasted. Sizes 1 and s. Red and
peach ------------- l.5O
II Originally $50 Boys Cotton Cordu-
roy Jackets. Double breasted with sailor
collar. Sises and 8. Grey with red.
braid collar
C1nfants' Apparel Second Floor,
1ne Heeht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Clearance. Famous
Make Sheets and
Pillow Cases

Some soiled. some imperfect. All GER
tain, however, to give splendid wear.
Just see the brands included!
ee Orig. 1.7s Page s1xss Muslin Sheets,
149
"A Orig 1.ss Page s1x10s Muslin Sheets,
1.s9
6 If PERI. 1.59 Pilgrim S1x9e Sheets, 1.39
! II PERI. 1853 Pilgrim S1x108 Sheets,
1.49
32o Orig. 1.4s Thomaston Muslin Sheets,
81x99-inch 1.37
6 Orig. 1.s5 Pequot s1x9s Sheets SO
5 Orig. 1.95 Pequot S1x1Os Sheets 1.69
IL If PERI. 1.5s Springtyde, s1xss Sheets,
139
Orig. 1.29 Cannon CameIot 63x99
10 Orig. 149 Cannon Camelot s1x99
Sheets -----------------l.29
"a Orig. 1.59 Cannon Camelot S1xl0s
Sheets -- 139
s Orig 1.95 Cannon Featherlite 72x1Os
Percale Sheets 1.69
I Orig. 2.05 Cannon Featherlite S1x108
Percale Sheets
3 Orig 215 Cannon Featherlite s0x1Os
Percale Sheets 1.S9
IA Orig. 2.5e Bates 72x1os Percale
Sheets
10 Orig. 2.75 Bates s1x1os Percale
Sheets
! Orig. 3.59 Pepperell Peeress PercaIe
72x108 Sheets
Orig. 379 Pepperell Peeress s1x1os
Percale Sheets ------3 3.09
10 Orig, 3.99 PepperelI Peeress PercaIe
90x108 Sheets 339
Is Orig 4.19 Pepperell Peeress PercaIe
s1xl0s Sheets. Hemstitched- 3.4s
= Orig. 3.5s Castlebower 72x10s Percale
Sheets 2.89
Is Orig. 3.79 Castlebower Percale s1x10s
Sheets 800
7 Orig. 3.99 CastIebower Percale 90x10S
sheetS -5.39
Is If PERI. 39c Springtyde Muslin 42x3s
70 Orig. 42c Pilgrim 45x36 Pillow Cases.
No. l seconds Of Page 35c
96 Orig. 35c to 42c Felmar and Cannon
CameIot 42x3s and 45x36 Cases 2sc
443 Orig. 35c TO 37c Thomaston 42x36
and 45x3S Cases -29c
Is Orig. 1.1O PeppereI Peeress Percale
45x3S "a in. Cases ssc
IL Orig. 1.25 Pepperell Peeress Percale
45x3s1a in. Hemstitched Cases 1.o9
(sbeets. Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-29

Clearance! Cloths and
Table Linens

Some soiled &. some sets incomplete.
Limited quantities in every instance
-. but grand values throughout.
s63 Orig. 15c Crepe Finished Cotton
36 Orig. 1sc Spun Rayon 15x15 Nap
kins 15c
1891 Orig. 29c Cotton and Spun Rayon
Napkins, 15xl5 inches hes---19c
4s Orig 3sc Spun Rayon 17x17 Napkins.
29c
S6-49c Cotton Lace 1896 Scarfs 2ac
a. Orig. 1s9 Cotton Lace 54x54 Table
Covers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. see
6 Orig. s2.5s Assorted Lace Covers
soiled 81
80 Orig. 1.ss Assorted Lace Covers,
soiled 149
IL Orig. 2.99 Pure Linen Bridge Sets,
1.59
"a Orig. 2.59 to 3.s9 Spun Rayon and
Lace Table Covers 1.99
2 Orig. 2.s7 Homespun 17-pc. Place Mat
StLS III IOSr 70 -- - Loo
3 Orig. 500 to 7.99 Luncheon Sets ..
7 and 9 pcs. spun rayon and cotton
damaSk 2.99
6 Orig. 4.50 to 1925 Spun Rayon and
Cotton Place Mat Sets, and II pcs.
2.99
IL Orig. 3s9 to s.s9 Spun Rayon Table
Covers various sizes
5 Orig. 4g9 Pure Linen Bridge Sets 2.99
3 Orig. 5.95 Pure Linen 9-pc. Place Mat
Orig. 7.99 Spun Rayon 6-pc, and 11-pc.
Luncheon Sets
2 Orig. 995 Spun Rayon 6-pc. Luncheon
Sets 4.99
9 Orig. 7.s9 to 1895 Luncheon Sets OF
linen, rayon damaSk some incom-
plete
% Orig. 7.95 to s.s5 Spun Rayon 17-pc.
Place Mat Sets
2 Orig. 995 Handmade Linen 17-pc.
Luncheon Sets
Orig. 1898 Handmade Linen 7-pc.
3 Orig. 14.95 to 1873 Linen 7-pc. Linen
Sets 1895
2 Orig. 1795 Handmade Linen 7-pc.
Luncheon Set --l4.s5
10 Orig. $500 to 59.95 Imported Linen
Luncheon Sets, and II pcs, some
Appenzel 1898
6 Orig. 39.95 to 1928 Imported Linen
Dinner Sets some incomplete. 1898
Linens Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-04-29
ChiIdren's Shoes

30 Originally $50 and 400 Children's
Brown Elk Ouords with crepe rubber
snles. Broken sizes zes-------1. 1.SS
70 Originally 3.29 Children's Elk Leather
Oxfords with saddle or wing tip style
Broken sizes s1a to 3----------1 1.9s
40 Originally $50 and 500 Junior Miss
Straps ard Ties in black or brown
Sizes to 90
Bring ration book Namber l containing
n foatox Nawber IL!
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
Gift Shop Clearance!

4 Orig. 1.25 Decorated 2-Pc. Tea-and-
ToaSt Sets 65c
los Orig. Csc Classique Stemware 12c
IL Orig. S9c Crownford China Flower
Bowls Observation-Disclosures soc
Orig 1900 Ruby Glass Cut Vintage
Design 7-Pc. Wine Sets ------- 500
90 Orig. 1.25 Lyre Patterned Cut Crystal
Glass Stemware 75c
p IS Orig. 81 Crystal Glass ~7-Pc. Punch
Sets 79c
Orig. 500 Spun Aluminium Cocoa
Cola Bottle ChilIers ------------3.0 800
3 Orig 800 Dunhill Silver Plated Table
Ijphters - $50
6 Orig. 100 Silver Plated Gin Labels
tor Decanters " SOC
/ Orig. 1000 Sterling Cream and Sugar
$50
81 Orig. 100 Sterling Silver Oyster
Forks, rose pattern n----------------b b9c
IA Orig. 100 Sterling Silver Individual
Butter Spreaders, rose pattern 7sc
a. Orig. 100 Sterling Silver Bouillon
Spoons, rose pattern n---------------7 7sc
/ Orig. 1900 Sterling Silver 3-Pc. Coffee
Service, Queen Anne $500
IL Orig. SEQ Silver Plated Silent But
levs -- $3.50
Silver Sab5ect to 1e% Federal Tar
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
Special Purchase!
Misses and WOmen's
Spring Coats
IL 'ss

Outstanding savings on stunning coats
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For misses; the "little boy box sill
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IL to Is in the group For women;
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beautifully styled; sizes 80 to A. in the
group. (All properly labeled as to rayon
and wool content) Thrift Goats, Third
Floor, F Street Building. The Heehf Co. ,
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Clearance! Paints!

- Orig. 31s Ateo First Quality House
Paint In white or colors. Gal
81 Orig. 3.sS Interior Gloss Finish for
walls or woodwork. Gal.
q Orig. ASc Black Screen Paint. at. 59c
II Orig. 1.es Floor and Deck Enamel In
8 colors Half
IL Orig. $50 Clear Spar Varnish for
noors or woodwork. Gal.--1.7s
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
clearance
MUST SAY NO MAIL, C. o. d. OR PHONE ORDERS
Curtains and
UphOlsteries.

4s Orig 6.Ss Printed Draperies ~ yds.
long and 72-ins. wide to the pair 4.ss
S6 Orig. 6.9S Printed Floral Cretonne
Hollywood Bed Covers. 39x75 Now 4.ss
AZ Orig. 2.98 Black Fabricoid Blackout
Curtains. 61x81 in. - <.-.--.- 100
IL Orig. 5,98 Hardwood Boudoir Stools
finished In washable enamel l-----2.98
900 Orig CSC Black Sateen, SO inches
wide. Yd -. ...--. ----- 29c
81 Orig 2.29 Fibre Chair Covers, seat
and back. Water-repellent and stain
proof ----- 100
81 Orig. $50 and 4.98 Sure-Fit Knitted
Slip Covers for Chairs 100
10 Orig. 1913 Lastex Ready Made Slip
oCurtains and Uphostcries. Sixth Floor,
The Hecht co..
Girls Underwear
Originally 39c Muslin Slips. Size 2
18c
4 Originally LIS Cotton Union Suits.
Sizes and ---- SIC
Originally 79c Junior Girls Rayon
Crepe Princess Slips. Sizes IA and 49,
SIC
8 Originally 1.25 Teen Age Slips. Size
10 78c
2 Originally LIS Teen Age Slips. Size g.
78c
Z Originally 1.5s Girls Slips. Size 8.
7Sc
6 Originally LIS Rayon Teen Age Sins.
Sizes IS and II 7Sc
(Girls Underwear, Second Floor
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
Rugs and
FIOOrcOVerin9s

: Orig. es.s5 Wilton ska Rugs 4ss5
. Orig. 64.s5 Chinese Patterned 9x12
Rur~ 4495
1 Orig. e4.s5 Administer sx12 Rug, as is.
3s95
: Orig. 5000 Broadlcom sxl2 Remnants.
1885
1 Orig. es.os BrcaAIosm Ska Remnants,
2495
IL Orig. $685. RAgredy Ann sxs Rugs.
1888
8 Orig. s.s5 Woven Mourzouk 81 Inches
BY IL It. Rugs
Is Orig. 4.s5 Woven Moursouk ~ Inches
BY #. Rugs
10 Orig. 2.95 Woven Moursouk 27xS4 lin.
as Orig. 1.S5 Woven Moursouk 27x$6-In.
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
C1earance. Cotton
and Chenille Spreads

Just one and two of kind :. soiled
or mussed from handling. Real saw
ings!
IS Orig. 39s Bates Cotton Spreads. sim
gle and double $299
! Orig. 5.9s Bates Cotton Drapes. ~
yds. long NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S2.99
Orig. S399 Chenille Bedspreads
double size ------------------ 2.ss
3 Orig. 4.99 Tailored Single Bedspreads
2.s9
? Orig. 2.s9 Tailored Drapes, az yds.
long l.39
4 Orig. 2s5 Tailored Dressing Table
Skirts -----------------
4 Orig. 500 Taffeta Drapes D.. eggshen
/ Orig. s.ss Pin-Dot Dressing Table
Sk1rt Z.S9
2 Orig. 5.99 Printed Headboard Covers,
2.99
Spreads . single size 3.99
1 Orig. s.99 Bates Cotton Drapes, AZ
yards long
7 Orig. 4.99 and 5s9 Chenille Spreads,
single or double 3.99
2 Orig. 5.99 Checked Cretonne Tailored
Spreads 3.99
7 Orig. 1893 Rayon Taffeta Draperies
IN eggshell or grey 3.93
5 Orig. 5.ss Rayon Satin Dressing Table
Skirts sg9
2 Orig. s.95 Rayon Satin Tailored Bed
spreads 499
Orig. 7.99 Tailored Cotton Printed
Bedspread 599
I Orig. 7.99 to 1925 Assorted Tailored
Draperies S.99
l Orig. S.95 Cotton Printed Draperies,
7s9
Orig. 1898 Cotton Printed Tailored
Spreads, single or double
tBedspresds. Sixth Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Clearance! Famous
Make Bath and Face
Towels

Some are imperfect j. many soiled.
None with any serious defects. See the
list below:
65 II PERI. 1.29 Solid Color 22x44 Bath
Towels Acc
$50 II PERI. SAC Solid Color 16x27 Face
Towels 29c
$50 If PERI. 4ac CoIored Border 16x2s
Face Towels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 29c
100 Orig. 15c and 19c Wash Cloths,
12xl2 inches IL for 81
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
Bedding

5 Orig. 2s.s5 Felt Mattress. as size.
l4.7b
d Is Orig. 1898 Beds. Walnut and ma
i1ogany finished hardwood. 4{6 size.
1885
2s Orig. 3s.5e White knight Box
Springs Now 1899
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Evening star., 1943-04-29
Observation-Disclosures!

fNugs, Fourth floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1943-04-29

n Orig. 7.ss Cedar Wood Underbed
storage Chests
500 Orig. 1.ss Unpainted Magazine
Racks Tables and Tabourettes- -1.Ss
sHcnnefurnishinss. Seventh Floor,
The Hecht co..