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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
With the COlOrs

EDITORS NOTE: For reasons of Sc
curity and because OF lack Of space. full
addresses Of those In the armed forces
cannot be printed In this column.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13

KATHERINE ANN NUNNE-
LEY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Nunneley, 236 Jones
street, who will be three years
old on Valentines Day. She was
honored at birthday party on
Friday afternoon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-13
Now in England


MRS. DORA STRINGER has
received word that her son, Pvt.
Horold Snay has been transfer
red to the Coast Artillery and is
now stationed somewhere on the
California coast.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
George Yeatman Quits
Race for State Senate

George M. Yeatman, sr., Airing
ton hardware dealer and former
Democratic member of the County
Board, who was nominated recently
by county Republicans as candidate
for the State Senate in the Novem-
ber elections, has withdrawn his
candidacy, Lawrence Michael chair
man of the Republican County
Committee, said last night
Mr.. Michael said he had received
a letter from Mr.. Yeatman from
Colonial Beach, Va, stating that he
was compelled to withdraw because
of his health.
Clarence Yeatman, Mr.. Yeat-
mans son, said his father was rest
ing at the beach resort because of
the threat of a nervous breakdown
Mr.. Michael said the county COM.
mittee will consider a candidate to
succeed Mr.. Yeatman on or before
July 25. He said the committee
has no names before it now.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

by AAA Secretary John L. Young In
Cleveland, asserted the AAA favored
Mr.. Ickes' removal on the grounds
that Mr.. Ickes apparently is more
interested in making his prediction
of oil shortages come true than in
eliminating the shortages. )"
In telegram to Mr.. Ickes, Presi-
dent Henry denied the statement
represented the AA4's attitude and
declared that 'tin reality" 1t "re-
fiected an opinion" advanced by Mr..
Young in his capacity as managing
director Of the Cleveland Automo-
bile Club.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

radius center of the city 20 that
facilities Will Be available to cyclists
and hjkers. The cost Of stopping 1t
hostel will be Is cents . night,
plus Z scent fuel charge in the
summer and 10 cents in the winter.
The officers Of the Potomac Area
Hostel, In addition to Mr.. Littell,
are: Clifford Pinchot, honorary pres-
ident; Mrs. Frederick Cr6oke, vice
president: Dr.. Fayette 8. Warner,
secretary. and Col. Julius I. Peyser,
treasurer.
Next Sunday . group viii do farm
work under the auspices Of the
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Offices Of Youth HosieIs
To Be Open From 9 fo5

Ofiices Of the Potomac Area
American Youth Hostels. Inc, at
458 Indiana avenue NV, will be
open from am. until 5 pm, Nor
man M. Littell, assistant attorney
general and president Of the hostel,
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Littell said immediate plans
include the establishment Of sew
eral youth hostels within 25-miie
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Silver Spring Library
Will Be Open Today

The Silver Spring CMdD Public
Library will observe its first Sunday
opening from pm. to 6 pm. today.
Mrs. Louise Ferguson, librarian,
has announced the addition of many
new books on hobbies and recreation.
The library is open every morning
at 10 o'clock and from Monday
through Friday remains open until
8 pm. On Saturdays it closes at
nm
Evening star., 1943-07-11

Orient the beetle was multiplying
rapidly in New Jersey, Long Island,
Connecticut, Delaware, Eastern
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Beetle Black Spots.
1t will surprise local residents but
Washington is not one Of the black
spots on the departments beetle
maps. The black spots are the ter
ritory north of Baltimore, the north
ern part of New Jersey, the central
part of Long Island and the Con-
necticut River Valley near the Mas
sachusetts border.
State troopers were designed to
stop the spread of the BEETLE, which
is a great hitchhiker, and quaran-
tine stations were set up on the
highways-to no avail for the most
part. Only the prevailing winds
from the West have kept them from
spreading faster in the United
States. Billions of the beetles have
been blown into the Atlantic.
Women used to write Mrs. Roose-
velt complaining that japanese ships
entering New York harbor were
swarming with the beetles. 1t was
true. So were all other ships. The
beetles we're blown out from shore
The adult life of the beetle is only
six weeks, not long enough for the
trip from Japan.
No one knows what the damage
in dollars from the japanese beetles
has amounted to in Washington.
They eat the silk from the Victory
garden corn so that the ears never
fully develop. They eat young ap-
Piles and peaches. They strip the
foliage right off the trees. Roses
are a delicacy to them. They eat
the petals and nothing can stop
them.
Spreads Amazingly.
The Japanese beetle might be-
come pest affecting the national
economy were he to get out into
the corn belt and eat the silk from
the corn that feeds the hogs that
feed mankind on this continent.
The department hopes that by the
time he gets there he will bring
the disease with him and won't do
much damage.
The disease spreads amazingly
Some think that the birds who eat
the grubs do it. Some are of the
opinion that the female beetle, when
she bores into the ground every
other night to lay her eggs, will
carry the disease spores from one
spot to another. Effect of the dis
ease is amazing. Tests in Potomac
Park show that the count of beetle
grubs has gown from more than 100
to the square foot to or 8. Around
the public buildings, where the ap-
plication Of the disease bearing
powder was more intense, the count
is down to two or three grubs and,
it was noted, these grubs were dis
eased past development into beetles.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Two cors,. Truck Burn
With Bethesda Guruqe

Two automobiles--one OF which
was equipped with four new tires
and delivery truck were burned
last night in q fire which destroyed
a frame garage on the property Of
Charles A. Carlson, 1910 Bradley
boulevard, Bethesda.
Chief A. j. Bargagni Of the Be-
thesda Fire Department said the
fire started from a short circuit.
Damage was estimated at 5000
to 1900.
Evening star., 1943-07-11
AAA Taking No Stand
On Ickes, Henry Declares
Nv the As,ociated pres..

BY the Associated Press.
Thomas P. Henry. president OF the
American Automobile Association,
said tonight that a statement issued
by a Cleveland AAA official urging
removal Of Interior Secretary Ickes
as petroleum administrator did not
reflect any policy or position taken
by" the club.
The statement, issued yesterday
Evening star., 1943-07-11

American women's Voluntary ssrxs q
ices, and Sunday, July Is, there wiuA
be bicycle trip to Blue Pond, Md,
leaving at $50 am. from the Cen-{
trail Public Library. M
Evening star., 1943-07-11
Indiu Grows More Food

India's Grow More Food" CAM
paign is expected to cause an In.
crease of 10000, 900 acres in the food
grain area.
Evening star., 1943-07-11

The sooner you get that War saw.
ings stamp In your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

WHO MAKE UP I
THESE GOVERN1NlE
Academy Of Sciences
Bureou Of Accounts
Administrative Office Of
y. S. Courts
Advisory Committee for
Aeronoutics
Notionol Housing Agency
Department Of Agriculture
Office Of Alien Property
Custodion
Office Of Alley Dwelling
Authority
American Bottle Monuments
Commission
American Red Cross
The Notionol Archives
Amy Air Forces
Amy Medical Center
Army Wor College
BeItsvilIe Research Center
Office Of Bituminous Coal
Consumers Counsel
Budget Bureau
Business Advisory Council
United Stotes Copitoi
Censorship Office
ChiIdren's Bureou
Civil Aeronoutics Admin
istrotion
Civil Service Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Coast Guard
Department Of Commerce
Office Of Comptroller
General
Congressional Library
Office Of Co-ordinotor Of
information
Office Of Co-ordinotor Of
lnter-Americon Affairs
Copyright Office
Court Of Appeals
Court Of Claims
Court Of Customs and
Potent Appeals
Administrative Office Of
U. S. Courts
Customs Bureau
Bureou Of Dairy Industry
Defense Homes Corp.
Defense Housing Project
Public Health Service
Dispensoy
District Court Of the U. S.
Economic Warfare Board
U. S. Office Of Education
Emergency Court Of Appeals
Office Of Emergency
Management
Employees Compensation
Commission
U. S. Engineer Office
Bureou Of Engraving and
Printing
Entomology and Plant
Quarantine
Export-Import Bank Of
Washington
Extension Service
Office Of Focts ond Figures
Farm Credit Administration
FormSecurityA
Federol Bureau Of
investigation
Federal Communications
Commission
Federal Emergency Relief
Administration
Federal Public Housing
Authority
Federal Security Agency
sSpace Limitations Prevent Our List
-. This Partial List, However, Gives
ef Wartime Home Makers Now uvin
Suhufba,
Evening star., 1943-02-03

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government agencies the left and YOU who we're busy
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synonymous American way Of o Now more than YOU Grove the e
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Evening star., 1943-02-03


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Evening star., 1943-02-03

Federal Trode Commission
Federal Works Agency
Fine Arts Commission
Fish and WiIdlife Service
Bureou Of Fisheries
Foreign Agricultural
ReIotions
Foreign and Domestic
Commerce
General Accounting Office
General Headquarters
United Stotes Army
General Land Office
Government Printing Office
Home Economics Bureou
Home Owners Loan Corp.
immigration and NoturoI-
izotion Service
Indion Affoirs
Internal Revenue
international Boundary
Commission
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Department. Of Justice
Office Of lend-Leose
Administration
Marine Corps
Maritime Commission
Bureau Of the Mint
National Museum
Bureau Of Narcotics
Notionol Academy Of
Sciences
NotionoI Perks Service
-NovoI Hospital
Naval Medicoi Center
NovoI Observatory
Naval Officer Procurement
Naval Rodio Stotion
Navy Defense Housing
Project
Navy Department
Navy Yord
Pan American Union
Park Police
Plant Industry Bureau
Post Exchange Headquarters
Post Office Department
Price Administration Office
Procurement Division
Public Health Service
Puerto Rico Reconstruction
Administration
Quortemoster Dept.
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
Office Of Register Of the
-Treosury
Office of Register Of Wills
Secret Service
Selective Service System.
Securities and Exchange
Commission
Smithsonian Institution
Sociol Security Boord
Bureou Of Standards
Department Of Stote
Supreme Court
Toriff Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Treasury Department
Veterans Administration
Wo|ter Reed Hospital
War Department
War Labor Boord
Wor Monpower Commission
Wor Sovines Stoff
Ways and Means Committee
Women's Bureou, Labor
Department
Yords and Docks Bureau
All the Various Gevernnent Assactas
ne Idea u the Hundreds q Theussnas
l the District ef Columbia and neasty
Evening star., 1943-01-14
JUNIOR MISSES
DRESSES
50 Originally S7.99 to
sf099. Now
800
IS Originally 59.9S to SIf95
Noe
8.88
81 Originally E.99 to 1926
Now
3.49
Prize finds" for young early
comersl Lovely rayon crepes
for desk and date. warm rayon-
and wool mixtures (properly
labeled as to contenD. one
and two piece types, black,
Some maternity styles in
cluded. Sizes 9 to IS but not
every style in every size or
color.
II Originally S10.95 to S19.95
Junior Misses Toppers in
navy, gray, green or red with
warm interlinirgs. Sizes 9 to
Is in the group - $500
8 Originally $500 Cotton
Gabardlne Raincoats in nat
ural color, boxy style. Sizes
II to Is ----.--------S S3.55
*Remember-.Iunior Miss is
size-not an age.
Third Floor. F. Street Building.
tYoung ashingtonian Shop.
The Hecht Coz
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

20 Originally S1.39 to S1.95
Boys and Preps' Shirts .
slightly soiled from handling
broken sizes -- 81
3S Originally 81 Boys Daniel
Boone" Caps style favorite
snug and warm ---39c
6 Originally $3.50 Boys Cotton
Sweaters short-sleeved
style . grand for sportswear
sizes small and medium,
S1.59
13 Originally 39c Boys Warm
Knit Caps ~ -- 19c
II Originally SIPS Boys 1 and
2 Piece Pajamas cotton
broadcloth or flannelette =.
in size 4 -- ------ 79c
3 Originally $3.50 AIl-WooI
White Shaker-Knit Sweaters
for boys at a greatly re-
duced price. Size 30 only, S3.95
4 Originally S1.45 to S2.25
Boys and Preps' Cotton Broad
cloth Pajamas broken sizes.
79c
13 Originally 81 Boys Cotton
Knit Polo Shirts short
-sleeved model broken
size assortment ------79c
tBoys' Furnishings, Second
Floor, e Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-01-14

6718; Region x, Mrs. Max Kyber,
1874 L street NE, Trinidad 0695.
The new area chairmen are: Con-
necticut avenue area, which now in
cludes North Cleveland Park, Mrs
Donald Davenport. 3075 Ordway
street NV, Emerson Gas; West
End area, Miss Louise E. Tomln,
514 Nineteenth street NV, Woodley
5367; Friendship, Mrs. Mortimer
Reimer, 1884 Chesapeake street NV,
Woodley, 1854: Foxhall, Mrs. Gerald
Lake, 4436 Reservoir road NV,
Ordway OSLO; Pleasant Plains, Mrs.
Alice Finlayson, 1854 Girard street
NV, Adams 172l.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
INFANTS WEAR

4 Originally 99c Tots Bathing
Suits sizes 2 and 4 only, 7Sc
IS Originally SOC Tots Main
sock Panties daintily hand
finished =. . sizes 2 to 6 3Sc
4 Originally 81 Youngsters
Felt Bedroom Slippers
sharply reduced for clearance
size 8 only v--..--- SAC
~ Originally 79c Tots Cotton
Crere Pajamas size 2 only
grand buys 1900 58c
10 Originally Sl4.95 Tots
Spring Coat and Hat Sets
cunning pastel shades sizes
s anad 6x only. Properly la
beled as to rayon and wool
content --------.--- S6.88
s Originally sl3.9s Tots Coat
and Hat Sets in beautiful
yellow tweed properly lab
eled as to rayon and wool
content sizes 3 and 4 only,
S6.8S
6 Originally $500 Boys Tweed
Coat and Hat Sets properly
labeled as to rayon and wool
content size s S2.88
Originally S7.95 Boys Coat
and Hat Sets excellent
quality tweed properly lab
eled as to wool content
sizes 6 and 7------ 1888
Infants Shop. Second Floor.
T ST. Building. The Hecht Co
Evening star., 1943-01-14
3 Civilian Mobilization
Chairmen Appointed

The appointment of three new re-
gional chairmen for the Civilian
Mobilization Division and five new
area chairnen has been announced
by Mrs. Virginia B. Sholar of the
CMD.
The new regional chairmen are ::
Region II, Mrs. S. j. Buck, 35t<
Rittenhouse street NV, Woodley
1864; Region w, Mrs. Tilman Parks,
1902 Decatur street NV, Georgia
Evening star., 1943-01-14
Hearings on D. {. Pay
Bills Open tomorrow

The Senate District Committee
. will meet at 10:30 am. tomorrow to
begin consideration of the pay-in-
crease bills for policemen, fireman
and school teachers, who were not
covered by the general Government
pay adjustment law of last month.
1t has been the custom to fix the
salaries OF these three groups of
local employees in legislation sepa-
rate from the Classification Act.
Congress passed a separate bill
Evening star., 1943-01-14
MISSES
AND WOMEN'S
SPORTSWEAR

50 Originally s2.29 and S2.95
Rayon Crepe Blouses in tai
lored or dressy styles. White.
red, pink. Sizes 80 to 38 in
the group ---------- $1.69
is Originally 1895 All-wool
Flannel jenkins in beige, blue
or black. Sizes IL to 18 in the
group ----l-----------S1.8
20 Originally $3.50 and S3.95
Rayon Crepe Evening Blouses
in purple. red. black; broken
sizes. Also Tailored Rayon
Crepe Shirts. slightly soiled.
Sizes 80 to 38 in the group,
S2.88
35 Originally $3.50 to S6.95
Skirts in all-wool or rayon-
and-wool mixtures (properly
labeled as to content). Blue.
beige, pink; slightly soiled.
Sizes 10 to 18 the group $2.Ss
3 Originally S5.95 and S7.95
All-Wool Skirts in plain colors
Or checks. Slightly soiled.
Broken sizes 1888
Is Originally $6.95 Sports
Jackets in -and-wool
mixtures (properly labeled as
to content. Plaids and solid
colors; broken sizes 1888
20 Originally $5.95 to Ss.95
Rayon Crepe Evening Blouses
with braid or nailhead trim
mings. Red, blue, black; bro
ken sizes IL to 16 S4.88
IL Originally $7.95 to $10.95
Sports Jackets in plaid wool
mixtures (properly labeled as
to rayon-and-wool content.
Some soiled. Broken sizes,
$3.50
rs Originally S5.95 to Sl0.95
Sports Dresses in cotton gab-
ardine, rayon jersey, rayon
and wool mixtures tproperly
labeled as to content). Blue,
red. green, black. Broken sizes
IL to 18- S3.1g
40 Originally S7.95 and SS.95
Sports Dresses in rayon crepe,
rayon jersey and rayon-and.
wool mixtures (properly la
beled as to content). Sizes IL
to 18 In the group - $5.88
20 Originally 1895 to $14.95
Sports Dresses. Rayon crepes
and mixtures (properly la
beled as to rayon and wool
content). Light and dark
colors. Broken sizes IL to 10,
$7.S8
(Sports Shop, Third Floor,
= Street Building, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-01-14
Gas Light Co. Plans
S4,750, 900 Bond Issue

An application has been filed with
the Public Utilities Commission by
the Washington Gas Light Co. fol
authority to issue and sell $4,750, ,00C
of refunding mortgage bonds OF
3.75 per cent series due in 1868.
The PUG said the company pro-
poses that the proceeds Of the bond
issue be used in part to pay $2,-
100000 principal amount of unse-
cured notes Of the company payable
to banks Of q total Of $4,000, 900 OF
Evening star., 1943-01-14
Mrs. Amory Perkins
Son Reported Missing
Special Dispatch to The Star.

LEESBURG, Va, Jan. 14.-Mrs.
Amory Perkins of Middleburg has
been notified that her son, Charles
E. Perkins, jr., has been reported
missing in action in Africa since
Christmas Mr.. Perkins was with
the American Field Service attached
to the British 9th Army.
Mrs. Perkins, who is member of
the Middleburg Hunt and an active
horsewoman, is chairman of the
Evening star., 1943-01-14

last month giving policemen and
hreman a fiat $500 increase in the
maximum grade for privates, retro
active to last February, but Pres
ldent Roosevelt vetoed it.
Senator McCarran had new bills
drafted as soon as the new Con-
gress met. The new police and fire
salary rates have been worked out
to correspond to the percentage in
crease granted Federal employees for
48-hour week. The teachers bill
provides for fat percentage in
creaSes.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
CHELDREN'S
SHOES

45 Originally $3.50 to s6 Jr.
Miss Shoes broken lots
black or brown pumps
with gabardine or suede trim
sizes 4 to 8, but not in
every style or color S2.79
Is Originally $3.50 Jr. Miss
Simplex Oxfords black calf
wing tips low heels
broken sizes 4 to 6 S1.5g
lChildren's Shoes. Second Floor.
st. Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-01-14

such notes presently outstanding
and to redeem all Of $2,240 900 OF
refunding mortgage bonds OF 4.25
per cent series due in 1856.
The company proposes to sell all
Of the $4,750,000 new issue to six
insurance companies and requests
the PUG to waive the standing COM
petitive bidding rule for this reason.
A public hearing will be held on
the questions, but the date has not
yet been fixed, it was explained by
James H. Flanagan, PUG chairman.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
Misses
Thrift Shop
Coats
10 Originally 1926
COATS
s2l.BB
Is Originally $500.
COATS
1898

PrlDe lltl0S In Jfle
warm, winter weight
casual coats business
girls love! Cozy beige
f1eeces (properly labeled
as the rayon and wool
content); sizes 10 to 18
in the group.
: Originally s16.Ss Fit
ted Style Plaid Coats,
sizes IL and Ia S14.SS
9 Originally s24.95 Tim
me Tuft Coats in gray,
beige, red, brown or
green; sizes 10 to IA in
the group S20.88
IL Originally $29.95
Timme Tuft Coat in
beige, size 18 S20.88
IL Originally S29.95 Fur
Trimmed Winter Dress
Coats in black or brown;
small sizes only $3.50
Originally s19.95 Plaid
Suit in 1907 wool. Size
18 -S $1,000
IA Specially Purchased
Black Chesterfield Goats.
Sizes 10 to Is $14.88
Originally S22,95 Win
ter-Weight Brown Reef
er Coat. Size IL $500
4 Originally s19.95 Zip
Lined Coats in Cavalry
twill $500
9 Specially Purchased
Trench Style Casual
Coats in green, rust,
brown, heather, black;
sizes 12 to Is in the
group S14.88
2 Origina lily S19.95
Tweed Refers with
black -and-white rayon
velvet piping. Size Ia.
$500
2 Originally $3.50 Black
Chesterfield Coats. Sizes
IL, IA $500
9 Originally Sl2.95 Plaid
Reversible Coats lined
with cotton gabardine.
Sizes IL to 18 In the
group ------$9.95
ALL M z r G II ISE
PROPERLY LABELED AS
TO RAYON AND WOOL
CONTENT.
(Thrift Shop, Third Floor.
r Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-01-14
WOnen'S Gloves

1870 Originally 81 Cotton and
Rayon Fabric Gloves broken
assortment In novelty styles.
$50
IS Originally S1.69 to $3.50 Pig
skin, Suede or Capeskin Gloves
broken assortment 9.
slightly soiled sold "as is"
49s
40 Originally 1928 to So Wash
able English Doeskin- Finished
Lamb Gloves white or
natural slightly soiled E.
broken sizes --- Sl.69
lWomen's Gloves, Main Floor. F
st, Building, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-01-14
F Street. Hh Street. E Street
Special
Purchase!
Misses
100 % Wool
Sports Coats
s23.8B

Wonderful opportunity to save
substantially on a beautifully
made sports coat from our bet
ter houses. Plaids, tweeds,
mixtures; fitted, belted and
boXy types lined with rayon
crepe or rayon satin and in
terlined for added warmth.
Sizes II to 20 in the group.
s Originally 1895 Lustre
Fleece Fitted Chesterfield Coats
in blue, navy, brown. Broken
sizes for misses S3l.00
3 Originally S14 IS Blue Rever-
sible Casual Coats with hoods.
Size u only $500
l Originally 1895 BIack-and-
White Tweed Reversible Casual
Coat. Size IL $500
l Originally S1795 Brown
Tweed Suit. Size l8 $500
2 Originally S29.95 Cotton Cor
duroy Suits. Wine, size IA;
green, size Is - $3.50
Originally $1,000 Suit In
1000 wool. Wine color, size
u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
2 Originally s22.s5 Plaid Top
coats in brown -and-green or
brown-and-tan. Sizes 10, II.
$500
2 Originally S22.95 Brown Her.
ringbone Toppers in 1907
wool. Brown or green, size
II --------------------S1 $500
Originally $500 Beige Un-
trimmed Sample Coat. size IA.
$500
1 Originally s2s.s5 Blue I'm
trimmed Refer Coat, size IA.
5000
! Originally s22.95 Black Vel
vateen BeIted Coat, size is.
$500
2 Originally $500 Tweed
Refer Coats in blue or brown,
size 10 0-------------. $500
! Originally S21.0O Blue Tweed
Refer Coat, size 10 $500
l Originally $500 Brown
Wolf-Trimmed Dress Coat In
1907 wool Size IL $500
ALL MERCHANDISE PROPERLY
LABELED AS TO RAYON AND
WOOL CONTENT.
Better Coats and Suits.
Third Floor. E Street Building,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-01-14

volunteer services of Loudoun
County Chapter. American Red
Gross.
Evening star., 1943-01-14

Most Star want Ads" bring re-
suits the first time. Phone MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-01-14
TOILETRIES

ia Originally 81 PrOphylactic
Genuine Bristle Hair Brushes
wood backs reduced
only because it's a discon-
tinued style ---- g. 49c
400 Originally 15c Facial Tis-
sues .. come packed in boxes
of 300 white only 10c
144 Originally s129 Swiss Pine
Needle Bath Oil delightful
imported pine scent large
8-ounce bottle 88c
88 Originally 89c Souvenir"
Cologne the touch of per-
fection for the fastidious wom-
an jumbo 8-ounce bottle.
49c
Some toiletries subject to 10%
tax.
(Toiletries. Main Floor. r Street
Building. The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-01-14

Buy bonds and stamps for the
boys in the camps.