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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09
Daily Market Report

No. ]. 90c-Sl.25 bu.: Shows, fan.
cy. Sl.3j bu.: No. /. 9Oc-Sl.l5 bu.:
No. ,. j0-75c bu.; Northern spies.
No. / SI.5O-2; No. =, i5c-Sl; Jon
athans, No. l. $l.25.l.15 bu.
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TO INTERVIEW APPLICANTS

Ann Arbor, Feb. 9-Another d.
rect opportunity will be given CO.
eds and other women interested 10
join the women's Army Auxiliary
Corps on Thursday and Friday,
when 1t Eleanor Morrison, of the
Detroit WAC headquarters, comes
to Ann Arbor to interview appli-
cants in person. The recruiting
center will be in the Women's
League.
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TO DISCUSS TRANSPORTATION

Ann Arbor. Feb. 9-The 29th an.
nual Michigan Highway Conference
will be held in the Michigan I'm
ion Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day to discuss wartime transporta-
ton, and many Michigan traffic
authorities will be present. What
these authorities can do to conserve
transportation and to solve war
time problems OF traffic will be the
topics Of the speakers.
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Wife Preseryers

II you should move, be sure everything
inside your electric refrigerator is secure
~ fastened, especially the condenser.
Make certain the current and voltage In
the new location are right for IT, The
motor name plate will give the informa.
ton you need TO check with your utility
company as 10 type Of current and volt
age.
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Detroit Cash Grain

OetTot CdSn ITaln
Detroit, Mich, Feb. g.
WHEAT-No. /. S1.53.
BARLEY Mailing range, AS
moisture. sl-lOShc: feeding, CSC
Fruits
Detroit, Mich, Feb. 9
Baldwins, NO. /, sl-l.25
bu.; Delicious. No. l. Sl.75 200
bu; No. 2, $3.50 bu.; Mcintosh.
fancy. s2-2.25 bu.: No. !, S1.50-1.75
bu.: No. ., 75c.$1.00: Greetings,
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Butter and EGGS

Detroit, Mich Feb. g
BUTTER 45.46c
Whites L. S. Extras (Grade
Al. large 37la-40c: medium, SO
SIC: L. s. Standards grade
B. large, 3T3Sc: medium. So
SEC; Browns L. 5. extras (grade
Al, large, 36l2 .39c.
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Poultry

Poultry
Detroit. Mich, Feb. g.
Broilers 2ilsc; flyers. 29c: roast
ers. 32-34c: stays 27-2Slac; capOns,
36-S7c; hens 23h26iac cocks. lSlA-
l9lac; ducks, 26lac; geese, 26iac,
turkeys, $3.50.
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Mrs. Frank Kress and daughter
Mrs. Joseph Brook we're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heimerdinger
Wednesday.
Mrs. Stadtler. Ypsilanti, has been
a house guest for the past ten days
OF her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Henning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Budd were
guests OF relatives in Belleyille
Thursday evening.
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Home From Hospital
Mrs. Clara Knapp is caring for
Mrs. Anna Begole, Ypsilanti, who
returned home from Boyer Hos
pltal, Thursday, following a major
operation.
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ing the USO Travellers Aid Service.
gave a very interesting talk on the
service given by this organization.
Miss Betty Hayden gave two read
ings, america" and Let's Be the
Best We Can"
Committee appointed in charge
OF March meeting, Mrs. Minnie
Rust, Mrs. Anna Seaver. Mrs. Verda
Rice and Mrs. Lillian sheppard.
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Hosts to Club
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Sheppard will
be hosts to the Y'us Club Saturday
evening.
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Mrs. Gladys Fuller visited At the
homes OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Aus
tin and father. Ben Austin. and Mr..
and Mrs. John Hammond and
daughter Mrs. Gerald Prince and
daughters. stony Creek, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hammer
schmidt and Shirley and Douglas
buckingham. Detroit. spent Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
buckingham. In the afternoon Mrs.
Emma Nugent and daughter Mild
red and son Jimmie and grand
daughter Patricia. Ypsilanti, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Squires and baby
Of Milan, called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller, West
Sumpter, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Garrod Sunday.
Mrs. w. ]. Bodley spent from
Wednesday until Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow Bodley
and son Dean. Milan.
Mrs. John Houck spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. David
Schaerer, Ann Arbor.
Hershell Jurllnden was dinner
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow Sim
onds saturday evening.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. f. Vedder were Lou Vedder.
Pontiac. Miss Betty Ainsley. De-
troit, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason,
Maybee.
Miss Florence Sikorski spent
thursday with Miss Aimee Sum
mer, Ypsilanti.
r r. McMullen. Dundee, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Strawe. Sunday.
Miss Elaine Bobicz spent Friday
afternoon with Miss Donna Lemke.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Vedder were
in Detroit on business last week
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bodley and
family visited in Ypsilanti Sunday
afternoon.
James Nugent and daughter,
Ypsilanti, visited Mrs. W. J. Bodley
Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Wilbur was a Sunday
dinner guest OF her daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Garrod. Judd Rd.
Mrs. Edgar Lamkin and family
spent sunday evening with her par"
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kramer.
Harold Osborn, Ferndale, spent
from Friday until Sunday with ME-
and Mrs. George Osborn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. willard HitchinK-
ham, Clark buckingham, Mtss ftess
sic buckingham, all OF Detroit, ana
Miss Bertha buckingham. River
Rouge. spent the week end with
their father. James HItchityham.
They all spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Osborn.
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Farms and Land

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
One acre with basement, 2 wells
and cistern, shade trees, fruit
trees, large berry patch. Building
material for 3 room house and
garage stacked on place. Loca-
ton within 20 minutes OF Bomb
or Plant on West Michigan Road.
VIII consider car in good con-
diti0u I'm trade. Write or see ~.
J. cole. 602J ". Michigan Rd.
NusIlantI
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Sunday Dinner Quests

Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Slkorski were Mrs. W.
Coopersmith and sons Tony. Wal
ter. Jr.. and Tech. Sgt. Val Cooper
smith, Camp Stewart, Ga. who 10
home on a 10 day furlough.
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Legal Notices
Whitaker
RECOXERINa

Whitaker. Mich. Sept. ii--Fri-
day evening Mrs. Gladys Fuller Wis
tied her nephew, Raymond Ham
mond at the home OF hls parents,
Mr.. hgd Mrs. Harold Hammond.
stony Creek. Raymond Is recover.
ing from a tonBll operation.
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Merchandise
Household Furnlshirut

Household FurnIshir9t
! DINNETTE SET. table. chairs,
buffet. J metal single bed, springs
and mattress, drawer chest,
table model radio, / Electromas-
ter stove with enclosed burners
and well 2o2 Middle Drive
GAS STOVE. cream and green, also
four burner gas and coal stove.
Large size Whitney maple crib
ana mattress Kadette radio rec
ord player. All In good condition.
BIS Mause Ave. after Saturday
COOK ST Owe
FOR SALE
$50 +. Michigan Ave.
MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE
No. ] condition. Reasonable.
lil4 Grant St
SECRETARY BOOKCASE CAntique)
For Sale Saturday
1853 so Grove ST.
DINETTE SETS piece, chairs,
table and buffet. oak. Good cOndi-
ton. Phone 2s35-J.
ICE REFRIGERATOR and walnut
buffet and dining table. 202 W.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of al kinds
for the complete home Main
Furniture store, 200 y. Main, Ann
Arbor. open evenings.
Farm Products For Sale
1000 RI. BEST EAR CORN. Can de-
liver l.. A. Harsh. Mile West OF
Bhssfield Phone lo-R.
POTATOES by the bushei Bring
your containers. 1910 +. Cross
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Sell Farm

Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. Osborn
have sold their farm 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Jones. Mr.. Jones has
sold his place in Whitaker to Mr..
and Mrs. william Jurlinden, Wis
consin. Mrs. Jurllnden was Miss
Hazel Vedder.
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WEST CROSS ST. 10 room modern
house, block from high school. i'm
mediate possession. Reasonable
price. Easy terms H. Peet. 50 n.
Huron St Phone 1871
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Merchants Soeets,s
SpOrtind Goods

sporting Goods
Thorne Tire 400 z. Michigan.
sTovES-we have large stock Of
laundry stoves Oak heaters. I'll
sizes. shaefer's Huron St store.
Staff YOUR CHfLD's musical edu-
cation now. Complete selection Of
Factory Recondltioned Pianos.
Grinnel Bros, 30 w Michigan.
YOUR FLOORS can be smart and
rich In coloring. yet practical and
easy 20 clean n YOU recover with
Armstrong; floor covering or
inlaid Linoleum. Complete selec-
ton. Grinnell Bros, 2IO W. Mich
iRar
MA1sONETTE FROCKs. Nationally
.s0id. exclusive styles All fabrics
AMI size7 . 70 as See Mrs. Ruth
Llss. 602h +. Michigan.
YOU CAN paint the woodwork n
to average kitchen with Su-Ens-
n for f2.95. Family Radio Shoppe.
10R " Michigan.
TIE MODERN MIRACLE washable
wall finish. Remtone dries In one
hour Complete selection. Grinncll
BIOS, 2io ". Michigan.
JOI% TIE SCHOOL BAND or or
Chostra. Complete selection Of the
finest instruments. Lowest prices
Griuuell Bros, 2lO w Michigan.
BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
SLEEP SHOP
10 vs.. Michigan
Merchandise For sale
SADDLEs-Complete line 81 quality
saddles, accessories Reduced fan
prices Trade In your Old saddle
while new saddles are still avail
able al the TEXAS SHOP. West
Michigan Ave. clinton. Phone ig7.
WELDING AND MACHINE WORK
BDMBER WELDING SHOP
? Miles out +. Michigan Ave.
sUIT-ALL WOOL. red. glrIs size
T. also Girl Scout uniform size
L. plaid wool jacket size u. etc.
wallace Blvd.
2 BRIGGS-sTRATTOS motors and
automobile tractor. 2o3 s. Prospect
81
GARLAND GAS RANGE. Restauran,
type Twin oven and grin. Inquire
Milan Hotel. Milan, Mich.
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Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES PAYMENT WITH ORDER
follows;
day lays days..1oe Ten days.se
specia advertisements.
No lines Count words 10 me
Special rates for yearly request
CLASSIFIED
insertion
call 470, for
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The Ypsilanti DalyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY. Publisher
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Daily per week. in city .....; 1--we
Daily. one year In fpsilanu
trading zone, comprising
Washtenaw County. and west
ern portion OF Wayne County tt.oo
Daily, per year. outside Tpsi-
lanu trading zone .....s'.'. t.eV
Special rate to soldiers, year. $500
Independent Of politics and pub
lished daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving tue fpsilanl
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business Office ............tiO, 81
Editorial Rooms .....ss'... -. 90
Entered as second-class mall matter
at Post office. Ypsilanti, Mich.
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAlLIES
Scheerer and Co.
cal Lexington Ave. New YORK
% r. Wacker Drive, Chicago
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press Is entitled to
the use FOR republication OF all news
dispatches credited to IL not other
wise credited In this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
rights Of republication OF special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
MISSES
SPORTSWEAR

A Originally 3.95 Culottes
and Skirts in grey-and-
white striped cotton seer
sucker. Sizes II to 16 in the
group --.-----------2.S 2.S8
140 Originally 1.79 Cotton
Terry Cloth Sweat Shirts in
cardigan style with long
sleeves. Aqua, blue, yellow
and stripes. Sizes small,
medium and large 49c
IS Originally 5.95 to $50
Skirts in tweeds, plaids and
some solid colors. Rayon-
and-wool mixtures (proper-
ly labeled as to content).
Broken sizes, "a to 30 1.99
II Originally 2.95 grey-and-
white striped cotton seer
sucker short sleeved Blouses.
Sizes IA and 16.--l.SS
Sports Shop, Third Floor, r
Street Building, The Hecht co..
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MISSES
ROBES AND
HOUSECOATS

4 Originally 1899 Rayon
Faille Housecoats. 3 size IA.
l size 16-4 4.99
} Originally 1899 Beaded
trim Rayon Crepe House.
coats. Sizes II. IA, 16- 1893
2 Originally $500 Sequin-
trimmed Rayon Crepe Host
ess Gowns. Size 12-12.99
2 Originally 29.ss Black Ray
on Crepe Hostess Gowns.
Sizes IA and 18--17.99
: Originally z2.50 Black
Rayon Crepe Hostess Gowns.
Sizes IA and 16---l5.99
l Originally 7.99 Printed
Pastel Rayon Crepe Quilted
Robe. Size 4.99
Robes. Third Floor. Z Street
Building, The Hecht co..
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MISSES
BETTER
COATS. SUITS

l3 Originally 1898 1907
Wool Fleece Box Coats in
aqua, blue or natural. Bro
ken sizes $500
s Originally 3a.95 "Omcer's
Type Coats in Navy. with
button-in lining Of chamois.
Sizes II to 18 $500
8 Originally 22.95 Beige Her
ringbone 1907 Wool Tweed
Toppers with detachable vel
vet collars. Sizes II to Is.
1888
I Originally $500 1907 Wool
Sample Coat. fitted. in Navy
with red accents. Size u.
$500
2 Originally 1895 Black
Chesterfield Goats with rag
Ian sleeves. Sizes II and
l8 --------3 5000
Is Originally 31.50 Hair-line
Striped Man. tailored Suits
in blue, brown, grey. Sizes
IL to 18 in the group 23.O0
10 Originally $500 to 1900
Dressmaker Suits in 1909
wool. Twills and wool crepes
in brown. aqua, red. tan and
Navy. Sizes 10 to 18 in the
group 5000
All properly labeled as to
wool and rayon content.
Better Coats and Suits.
Third Floor, E Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-27
CHENILLE
SPREADS
2O% to 500 off

81 Originally 3.99 and 4.99
Chenille Spreads, twin size
only. Included are Hobnail
spreads in double size 1.99
50 Originally 4.99 Chenille
Spreads, solid colors of peach,
gold, green or dusty rose.
Twin size e------3.99
40 Originally 7.99 Extra
Heavy Chenille Spreads in
the popular wedding Ring"
pattern. Twin size only, in
blue. pink, rose dust, peach
or gold 5.99
(Spreads, Sixth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-27
GIRLS
LINGERIE
Samples, Irregulars

None of the items below have
any serious defects and the
values are splendid. Just
read the lineup:
2l Juniors and Girls Rayon
Slips, sizes 8, II, IA and Is.
1.18
3 Rayon Gowns. Sizes 10 and
IL 1.78
9 Girls Rayon Pa jamas, size
12 2.48
6 Girls Rayon Slips, size Is.
99c
ITO Girls Rayon Panties.
sizes 8 and 1O- CSC
(Girls Lingerie. Second Foor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Record Cabinets
AT SAVINGS
(S0me are Imberfecfs)


Handsome record cobnets-to keep your
records out Of harm S woy-ond conveniently
at your fineertips Some are brand new
some ore manufacturer sorpIes-son1e ore
imperfect. But everyone an excellent buy,
10 Perfect 4.99 Record Cabinets to hold is
abb ms Walnut finished hardwood 299
Originally 9.95 Two tier Record Cabinets. hold
albums. One walnut finished eumWood; two blonde
finished gImWood $50
, Originally 1895 Western Picture Record Cabinetsto
hold albums. Floor samples-wanut finished gum
wood 9.95
Originally 1895 Cravey Record Cabinets two-t tier
with CoOrs. Hold albums. Floor sampes-wanut fin
ished glmWOOd ---------- ------------- 9.95
Originally 2995 Brunswick Record Cabinets with doors
Rich mahogany veneerS and gumwood-holds 10 albums
Can also be used lamp table end table - 1895
Originally 3f95 Mersman Record Cabinet with doors
Mahogany VeneerS and gumWood-holds 10 albums.
Floor sample 1896
Originally 3495 Castewood Two-Ter Record Cabinet.
mahogany or walnut veneers and gumwood. Holds II
albums Floor samples -------- 1896
Originally 1895 CastewoOd tier Record Cabinets
mahogany or walnut veneers and gumWood. Holds "a
albums Floor samples 34.95
Record Cabinets, Main Floor. Bldg, Co)
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Originally j.2S
WASHABLE
GLOSS ENAMEL
2.59 gal.

Use it for walls and wood
work-it's easy to apply and
dries to a smooth gloss.
White or ivory-is easily
tinted to colors.
10 Originally 1.69 Floor-and-
Deck Enamel, for inside or
outside purposes, wood and
cement. Half gal. 1.39
is Originally 500 Monad
Floor Varnish, for floors or
trim. Quick drying. Gal.
3.25
II Originally 2.25 ATCO Me-
chanics' Flat White. Gal.
1.S9
rs Originally 3.25 Pure Lin
seed Oil House Paint, for
outside purposes. White and
Is colors. Gal. 2.79
Paints, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht co..
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Just II # Pert. f2.25
RAYON CREPE
BLOUSES
l.49

Some are sample and perfect
-. . others have slight imper-
fections that will not effect
their wear. White and pastel
shades in sizes 80 to 80.
l04 If PERI. $50 and 2.98
Sweaters. Some all wool.
Slip-ons and cardigans in
sizes "a to 40--- 1853
$50 Orig. Csc and 29c Wom-
ems Handkerchiefs in white
and colorS ---1 14c
% Orig. 81 Flowers for suits
and dresses, slightly soiled,
25c
(Neckwear. Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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%00-OrginalIy 19c Solid Color Bath
Towels-With blue. rose, green, peach or
turquoise striped border 22x44 inches 59c
'00-OrginalIy 10c to SC Assorted Wash
CIoths-Blue green, white and plaids
Sizes l2X12 inches ----------12 u for LOO
5O0-Originally 29c jacquard Weave
Wash Cloths-Size 12Xl2 inches Blue,
green, white ----- 19c
200-If Perfect 1.19 Chevron- Pattern
Bath Towels-24X26 inches Blue, green.
peach and rose -------- 19c
e00-If Perfect 1.19 Bath Towes-White
with blue green or turquoise border.
24X46 inches - 19c
S0-Originally 39c Plaid Bath Towels
20X40 inches Blue or green - 29c
S50-OriginalIy soc Jacquard Weave Face
TowelS--l6x27 inches. Gold, green, blue,
turquoise 39c
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BOYS'
FURNISHINGS
B9c

Small groups reduced for
clearance. Read the lineup
below:
II Orig. $50 Boys Tweed
Shorts in broken sizes 6 to
10 -------------- S9c
30 Orig. 1.5O BOYS Regular
Collar Fancy Shirts, broken
sizes 13 to IA ------ SOC
3 Orig. $50 Boys Short and
Shirt Sets, size 4 ~ S9c
6 Orig. l.25 and 1.29 Regular
Collar Dress Shirts. slightly
soiled. Broken sizes 8 to
IA --- soc
2 Orig. 1.99 Junior Boys Blue
Denim Jackets, sizes and
10 --.-------- SOC
Just 4 Orig. $50 Boys Cot
ton Herringbone Jackets.
SanforiZed mo more than
II shrinkage). Broken sizes
10 to Is in tan ~ l.S9
l Orig. 1.99 Jr. Boys Tan
Felt Hat, size ga, solled. l.4e
] Orig. 299 Jr. Boys Plaid
Front Coat Sweater, size 6.
1.49
tBoys' FURNISHINGS. Second
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-27
CLOSET
ACCESSORIES
59c to 3.98

The quantities are very
limited! Pretty garment
bags-boudoir boxes for
gloves, hankies, etc.-all
sharply reduced. Items are
soiled-and sold as is.
20 Originally 4.95 Miracle
Electric Massager 3.69
Is Originally 3.99 Bathroom
Hampers. assorted colors.
Sold as is-- l99
CHousefurnishinss. Seventh
Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-27
HNF VTTs IT. y
MISS TEEN
SUITS
9.95

Sorlng suits, plainly marked
as to fabric content in
sizes 10 and u.
1 Orig. 1895 Party Dress.
slightly soi!ed Size Ia 2.99
4 Orig. 1895 Miss Teen
Coats, broken sizes 7.a5
8 Orig. 295 Miss Teen Coats.
broken sizes ------ 7.95
2 Orig. 3.99 Miss Teen Cot
ton Dresses, in size II 1.99
l Orig 1895 Miss Teen
White Wool Dress, soiled
size Is - 2.99
Orig. 1895 Miss Teen Spun
Ravon Dress. size 13 2.99
l Orig. 4,99 Miss Teen Cot
ton Corduroy Jumper, size
miss Teen Shop. Second Floor.
The Hecht co..
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JV VTic. SIU.V0 10 JIJ.P5
GIRLS SPRING
COATS, SUITS
200

PlaidS and solid colored
coats and two-piece suits for
girls 7 to IA. Broken sizes.
20 Orig. 1895 to 1896 Girls
Spring Coats and Suits,
broken sizes 900
: Orig. 3.99 Girls Plaid and
Solid Color Jumpers, broken
sizes 2.49
IL Orig. 3,99 Girls Rayon
Taffeta and Spun Rayon
Dresses, 7 to IA 3.44
8 Originally 5.99 Girls Cot
ton orduro Jumpers.
Broken sizes - 3.29
20 Originally 3.99 Girls Plaid
Jerkin Suits. Broken sizes,
2.sS
Girls Clothing. Second Floor.
The Hecht co..
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Originally 1875 to Ib.9
BETTER
DRESSES
ll.88

Outstanding group Of 81
dresses, every one an i'm
portant value! Rayon crepes
and rayon prints in one and
two-piece styles, also two
piece rayon gabardine and
wool mixture suit = dresses.
Broken sizes for misses and
women.
IS Originally 1895 Misses
Bright Colored Rayon Cab
ardine and Printed and Solid
Colored Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Broken sizes for misses and
women 8.88
II Originally $500 to 1885
Misses Grey and Color Com
bination Wool Mixture Suit
Dresses. Broken sizes for
misses 1888
s Originally $500 to 1895
Misses Dresses in Rayon
Crepe Prints, Solid Colors.
Broken sizes 1888
All properly labeled As to
rayon and wool content.
Better Dresses. Third Floor, Z
Street Building, The Hecht Coz
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DOUBLE WINDOW AWNINGS

Painted stripe awnings with mottled
back 48.inch drop including valance,
30-inch extension. Red or greenland
white, green -and-orange, ereen-and-tan
stripes.
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Aamb7cs Of Boy Todd7c,
CREEPERS
AND SUITS
74c

Cunning knitted creepers and
cotton broadcloth suits and
knitted two-piece suits in
sizes l to 3.
6 Sample Cotton Pique and
Dotted Swiss Baby Bonnets,
59c
l Orig. 2.99 Toddlers' Aralac
Robe. Soiled, size 1--1.47
Unfants'. Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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SINGLE WINDOW AWNINGS

Green-and white painted stripe awnings
mounted on flexible frames. All ready to
hang 48-inch drop, 30-inch extension.
u2) 3O-inch width 2.29
az 30-inch width -----------2..5
~ 46-inch width
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161-If Perfect 1.19 Solid Color Reversible
Bath Towels-22x44 inches. Blue, green.
turq lOlSe -----.--------.-. -------- 39c
50-If Perfect 119 jacquard Bath Towels
-22X44 inches. Rose, blue, green soc
2S0-Originally Soc Solid Color Bath
Towels with Striped Border-White with
blue, green or rose border. 22x44 inches.
400
40-Orisinally SOC Assorted Towels
White, green. peach, blue ------- I9c
30-Originally Soc Bath Towels with en-
broidered deSign-Rose, 13x36 inches SOC
150-If Perfect 100 Bath Mats-with Jac-
guard borders White only. Size l7x3O
inches ------ 19c
12-Originally 25c Face and Hand
Towels-Rose or blue. Assorted sizes 15c
The Hecht Co
Evening star., 1943-05-27
5000 Cannon, Galloway Towels.
Wash Cloths and Bath NAadS
nDGo tO :5O% OFF,

Many Of them sodsone discontinued
perfects But excellent buyever
marked reduction! Many assorted patterns group-ond Of
course, they're famous rnokes-Connon ondC CoIowoy
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Half price for gay little panSv
pins in blue, red, white or
purple
AZ Orig. ZOO Pansy Pins in
white, yellow, red or black, 81
II Orig. ZOO Pansy Earrings
in purple, white, yellow or
black -----1.5 $50
q Orig. 81 Gold Colored
Plastic Pins ---- 29c
50 Orig. 39c Plastic Earrings
in pastel colors ~ 29c
All jewelry subject to 1Oro
tax.
(Jewelry. Main Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1943-05-27

10 Originally 1875 Misses
Fleece Toppers in brown,
beige and blue. Broken
sizes lo88
s Originally 1895 Misses
AllwooI Plaid Suits. Sizes
u to 16 9.8S
3 Originally l4.95 Misses All
wool Plaid Box Coats. 2 size
IA, size l6 1888
l Originally 22.95 Woman's
Tweed Box Coat. Size A,
1888
% Originally 795 Misses
Cotton Gabardine Raincoats
in red, blue or natural. Sizes
10 to 20 in the group 4.88
ALL PROPERLY LABELED
AS TO WOOL AND RAYON
CONTENT.
Thrift Goats and Suits.
Third Floor. F Street Building,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-05-27

>eAAAS oASep Va w Aooliioll
successes! Styles for desk
and date in spun rayons
and butcher spun rayons in
plaids. checks, dots, prints
and stripes. One and two
piecers; sizes 9 to is in the
group.
20 Originally 7.99 to s.95
Junior Misses Dresses in
checked, printed and dotted
spun rayons. Sizes Q to Is in
the group -----5.00
10 Originally 1898 to 1895
Junior Misses" Rayon Crepe
and Spun Rayon Dresses in
navy, black, checks and
prints. Sizes . to IS in the
group l 1888
"Remember-Junior Miss Is
\ Size-Not an Age.
Young Washingtonian Shop-
Third Floor-F Street Building
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

tToweIs, Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-05-27

In the group are pint
bottles of witch hazel.
Princess Pat Cheek
tone. First Aid Kits,
Lipsticks, Trench mir
rorS, tooth brushes
and Bounce bottles of
fine bath liquid.
Tolletrlcs Main Floor
The HeCht Co.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Crescent or regular
shaped shields in white
or flesh. Just 20l
pairs at this price.