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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
ATTORNEY STUMP IN
 COMMENT ON HEARINGS

Wilfred c. Stump, Ketchikan at torney, gave the following opinions as his reaction to the hearing at Hydaburg concerning the Indian rights:
 "The legal basis announced by MT. Haas. representing the Bureau of Indian Affairs, for the proposed reservation at Hydaburg, has com pletely perplexed the lawyers who have been in attendance at the hearings. According to MT. Haas statement, the White Act under which Congress authorized the Sec retary of the Interior to act as con- servator of the Alaska fisheries, gives adequate authority for the department by administrative regu- lation, to set aside not only exclu- sive rights in the tidewaters in the United States, but in addition thereto, in lands formerly used by the natives of that area. Tt is in- conceivable that Congress contem- plated that an act which was passed for the conservation of fisheries alone should be the basis for es- tablishing exclusive rights in land and exclusive rights in waters sub ject to the jurisdiction of the Unit ed States.
 "As a matter of fact, it is ex- pressly stated in section I of the White Act that every such regula' | ton made by the Secretary of the Interior shall be of general applica- i tion within a particular area tC 1 which it applies and that no exclu 1 sive or several right of fishery shal | be granted therein, nor shall any citizen of the United States be denied ! the right to take, cure or prepare | fish or shall fish in any area in th'
 waters of Alaska where fishing i'
 permitted by the Secretary of thu
 Interior
 'If the reservation were granted
 as it stated in the petition, it woult include not only fishing rights, bu mineral rights, fur rights, home stead rights and timber rights. Il the area alone, it is estimated ther are four billion feet of commercial
 timber, not counting the fact tha over 100 million feet have bee taken from that area in the past if The scope of these are so great a to completely rupture the economi
 foundation of all people living i Southeastern Alaska. To many appears so vast that it is inconceiy
 able that it could really happeI but to those who have made stud
 of the situation and are familia q with the attitude of the Secretar !. of the Interior, it is apparent ths , our entire resources could be take
 away from us within a very shol
 period of time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
PREDICTS ROAD FROM
 U. s. TO SHANGHAI

WENATCHEE, w a h - Rep. Warren G. Magnuson, chairman ot the International Highway com mission, in an address here pre- dicted that within our lifetime possibly 10 years after the war the American family will be able to get a car and drive to Shanghai by way of Prince George, White horse, Fairbanks, the Aleutians and a 26-mile tunnel across the Boring Strait.
 Magnuson expressed the convic- aion the Prince George-Whitehorse connection will be built immediate ly after the war, but there is lit tie hope at present that the Alcan road will be maintained.'
 British Columbia already has $6,0OO,OOO for the Prince George connection, and Magnuson ex- pressed confidence that the United States congress and the Dominion of. Canada will provide like appro- priations.
 "It is possible the road will be built before the war is over if manpower and material become available, and Canada must give the go signal if and when they do. I can promise a reasonable CO operation from our congress in the way of appropriations" he said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22

surprise, were 15 aircraft, from which several of the flight person nel were recovered. There was no damage to our surface ships"
 The powerful strike is taken as an indication that Adm. Halsey IS also charged with protecting the amphibious forces engaged in cap turing southern Palau island, and that the Palau operations are pro gressing so well it is safe to leave large forces there lightly protect ed from sea and air attack to renew his bold thrust against the southern Philippines, which began on Sep tember 8.
 The destruction wrought on Jap anese aircraft and shipping since the Halsey- -Mitscher team weut t hunting the Japs in earnest in widely spaced raids give these amazing totals From August 30 to September 20, Japanese losses of ships sunk 90, probably sunk A, damaged AT, total 181; small craft sunk and damaged 25S; airplanes destroyed 869, probably destroyed 29, damaged 10, total 9O8.
 erican losses-planes de- stroyed 28, personnel lost 15 plus a yet unknown number missing.
 The Manila strike is almost un- believable and is a perfect record for Halsey and Mitscher Not a single ship was lost or even dam aged despite the fact that many of them were in actual binocular view of the southern Philippines and in the earlier September raids all were within striking distance of land based Jap aircraft on every one of the five destructive raids.
 The Japs obviously have no naval force based in the Philippines capa ble of resisting the Americans and presumably are still nursing the wounds inflicted in the Philippines sea battle on June 1920. The Japs have offered no naval opposition for nearly a month.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
WAC MOTHER ESCAPES DOPING SON

ATLANTIC CITY-When a pri- vate returns from 8 furlough three days ahead of time, there must be 8 reason.
 Explained WAC Pfc Brydie B Hyland. AT, of Boston: My son. Cpl. Robert Hyland, arrived home about the same time l did. He was so proud Of his uniformed mother that he took me to every show in Boston and showed me off at just about every night club He just wore me out. I came back to rest up before going back to duty
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
THE YUKON CAFE IS
 RENAMED HOME CAFE

The Home Cafe, formerly h e Yukon, Cafe, is now operating under the management of Mir and Mrs. E. L. Tift, and is serving meals and sandwiches from 2 am. until 2 am. Contrary to story circulated some time ago to the ef- feet that WrangeH Was restaurant less. the town, on the contrary has four eating establishments, Helen's Place, Lees Lunch, the Wrangell Hotel, and the Home Cafe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
KEHOE NOMINATED AS DISTRICT JUDGE BY
 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON - President Roo sevelt has nominated Joseph w. Kehoe as United States district judge for division two, succeeding Judge Morrison, whose term has ex- pired. Kehoe, a graduate of the University of Oregon, is a former member of the Alaska legislature and has been a special assistant to the U. S. attorney general since 1943.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
RIP VAN TWINKLE BULB

McMINNVILLE, Ore. An cleo tric light bulb purchased 30 years ago by Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Ryder still works. When they moved from Denver, they packed the bulb away in trunk because their new farm had no electricity. Recently they moved to Yamhill and, in unpack- ing, came across the old bulb.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22

retary of Alaska, won to the high est elective office the voters of the territory can bestow in the Sep tember 12 election.
 Delegate-elect Bartlett gave out the following statement for publi- cation this week.
 T desire to express publicly thanks to all who aided my eaudi- daey. If as now seems likely final returns assure my election, | wish to give assurance that I shall go to Congress with only one aim: To do all that is possible to advance the cause of Alaska and to serve faithfully and we'll
 With virtually all precincts re- ported in the First division, Mayor
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
DINNER PARTY HON0RS
 MRS. CARL JACOBSON

MT. and Mrs. Olaf Hansen enter tained at dinner last evening, the occasion being the birthday of Mrs. Carl Jacobson. Also invited to the affair were MT. and Mrs. Chris Johnson. Mrs. Jacobson was pre- sented with a cOrsage and many lovely gifts Included on the menu was a beautifully decorated birth day cake.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
ARNHEIM IN FLAMES

LONDON-British Tommies and American paratroops are shelling the Arnheim area and moving close to where the airborne forces are re- ported holding a bridge across the last branch of the Rhine and an Allied end run around the Siegfried line into the Ruhr valley is in pros pect. Air reconnaissance reports Arnheim in flames, and the Germans are pulling back eastward. At tht southern end of the front the Ger. mans lost at least 1O5 tanks around Nancy-about half their available force. Patton's troops are now with in six miles of Metz.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
FATHER H0CH ON
 TRIP TO JUNEAU

The Rev. Matthew Hoch, pastor of the Catholic church, was a pas senger to the capital city this week. He will be back for regular Sun day services.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
VISITORS FROM FIRST
 CITY AT GRANT HOME

Mrs. Russell Simpson is tha house guest this week of Mrs. Will liam D. Grant and Mrs. Eilert Hol- beck, while the Messrs Simpson Grant and Holbeck are on hunt ing trip.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
LAPS ADMIT HUGE
 RAIDS ON MANILA

Domei and the Jap controlled Manila radio said the attacks by carrier planes on Manila are con tinuing and the new strikes are concentrated "on harbor facilities and also the airfields"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
RELIANCE SHRIMP co.
 BEGINS OPERATIONS

The Reliance Shrimp company began canning operations on Sep tember Il, and now employs 24 pickers with two boats operating C. Don Miller is manager of 9he plant.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
ALBERTA HARVIE TO
 WE'D ANDREW RAKKE

This evening at ceremony per- formed by the Rev. Ben Judd, AI- berta Haryie will become the bride of Andrew Bakke. The simple sery- ice will be held at the First Pres byterian church with close friends of the couple in attendance
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
RED CROSS MEETING

There will be a Red Cross meet ing on Monday evening at 7:30 O. clock in the Federal building. A large attendance is desired.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
CATHOLIC DEVOTIONS

On every Sunday throughout the fall and winter months the Holy Masses will be at 7:15 o'clock i'll the Wrangell Institute and To O. clock in the Parish church.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22
Bartlett Is
 Elected Del.
 To Congress

By an overwhelming vote of more chan two to one, D. L. lBob Bartlett former newspaper man and. until he announced his eandi- dacy as DeIegale to Congress. Sec
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22

Neil Grant flew to Juneau with the Ellis Airlines on a business trip. 1A
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-22

Give to the National War Fund
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Evening star., 1944-10-19
MEMS WEAR

500 Originally CSC Mems Full Size Cotton
Handkerchiefs; white -------------------.2 25c
$50 Originally SIC Mems Part Wool and Cotton
Hose; 6x3 rib rib irregulars; sizes II to 13;
solid colors, some with clocks 27c, 4 for 81
100 Originally 25c and Csc Mems Better Rayon
and Cotton Lsle Hose; perfects and irregulars;
135 Originally CSC Mems White Winter Weight
Undershirts; sizes "a, 36, SO 29c
20 Originally 2.45 Mems Blue Pin Check Dun
garees; sizes 80 to 40 waist 89c
Originally 4.29 Mems Water RepelIent
Jackets; Upper front; size A only -------- 2.s5
1 Originally SOS Mans Smoking Jacket; navy
blue, part wool; size 3.95
20 Originally 8.95 Mems Aralac Robes solid
maroon or blue in gabardine weave. Small
medium, large 3.95
2 Originally $50 Mems Sport Shirts; long
sleeved rayons in maize; large size only 81
100 Originally 1.5o Mems Leather Wallets; gen.
uine leather, in tan only: including tax - 96c
lis Originally 81 and S1.5o Mems Leather
Belts; genuine leather in alligator or western
designs. Sizes 80 to 40----50c Soc
50 Originally 1.29 Mems Wool Khaki Scuffs;
corded soles; broken sizes s--39c
(The Hecht Co., Basement)
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Records and
Record Cabinets

Originally 9.95 Two-Tier Record
Cabinets, holds 20 albums of rec
oros 6.S9
Originally 12.95 Record Cabinets
with shelf for loose records - 7.99
4 Originally 20.95 Two-Tier Record
Cabinets, holds 20 albums 10.45
Originally 1895 Two-Tier Record
Cabinets With Doors 1875
l Originally 1895 Two Tier Record
Cabinet With Doors rs-------3 -34.95
200 Originally 37c-53c Assorted
Popular Records ------------20 zoe
10 Originally 2.95 Record Cases,
holds app. 100 records; slightly
damaged ----------------- SOC
25 Originally 1.50 Record Racks,
holds SO 10" or IL" records 39c
25 Originally 1.50 Phonograph Nee
dies, permanent-type; plays app.
1000 records -----------------75 75c
3 Originally 400 Record Caddys,
automatically disperse so records,
$50
6 Originally 5.99 Record Cabinets,
slightly scratched, sold as is2.99
10 Originally 5.99 New Record Cab
inets, walnut or mahogany finish.
3.99
(Records, Street Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-10-19

8 Originally 1.5s White Cotton Table Cloths;
45x72; soied 81
1 Originally Csc Homespun Doille; 12xl2 10c
4 CSC Comfort Bats, size 72x90; 40qo reprocessed
wool, 60qd cotton
Originally 49c Cork Place Mats; damaged, 10c
i Originally 129 White Cotton Damask Cloth;
58x54; damaged ------------ ----------7 79c
4 Originally 1.s9 Print Table Cloths; 52x52;
soiled -----------------79 79c
5 Originally 1.99 Print Table Cloths; 52x52
soiled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2 Originally 2.s9 Bed Pillows, 21x27; soiled 81
l Originally 3.99 Bed Pillows, 21x27 soied 81
S Originally 1923 Muslin Bed Sheets soiled
and damaged 79c
l Originally 1.59 Bed Sheet, S1x1O8; soied 81
101 Originally 29c Huck Towels, 16x32-inch size;
soiled
3 Originally 39c Huck Towels, 1896 size;
soiled NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20c
Originally 29c Huck Towels, 1895 size;
soiled ------------------------ -15c
Is Originally 3.s9 Loop shag Rugs, 24x36
inches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
20 Originally 499 Sofa Coverettes Cover Backs,
seats, arms, individually ly----------1.99 so
10 Originally 29s Bond Chair Covers, green
print cretonne-
Originally 1.5s Maple Chair Covers, including
two knitted cushion covers vers-59c Soc
Originally 1888 Sailcloth Studio Sets; solid
colors; 2 blue, green; damaged 3.99
Is Originally 81 and 1.89 Odd Sofa Pillows;
square and round; cretonne, chintz, damask, sc
1S Originally 1853 Ruffled Curtains; a." long;
percale top, white scrim rufhes- SEC
tThe Hecht Co., Basement)
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CORSET
CLEARANCE

so Originally 4.50 Roth Creation
Pantie Girdles Of lustercale. Small
and medium sizes -------- 200
80 Originally 3.95 Formfit Pantie
Girdles, with long legs and detach-
able garters. Small, medium and
large sizes 200
80 Originally $50 Uplift Lace Bras.
Sizes 80 and "a only 200
(Corsets, Third Floor, The Hecht co..
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BOYS WEAR

113 Originally 1.ss to 349 Boys Longies in blue,
brown, khaki. Cotton worsteds. Sanfori1ed cot
ton gabardines Qess than 10 residual shrink
age). Sizes to 81
Is Originally LIS and 1.19 Boys Ski or Knit
Caps; ski caps with rundown ear flaps; knit
caps in navy blue SOC
40 Originally Soc to 81 Boys Suspenders; vids
variety of patterns, styles and colors------19s
tThe Hecht Co., Basement.)
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HOMEWARES

10s Originally 59c Airflo Stainless
Plastic Fruit Knives 39c
~ Originally S9c Luminous House
Numbers; on paneled stake 59c
100 Originally 89c Handy Wood
Drying Racks 59c
86 Originally I.S5 Wood Charm
Shelves (all new 75c
IL Originally 2.95 Electric Two
door Chimes Gall new )----1.95
80 Originally 1.95 Stocking and
Lingerie Trays-quilted chintz (all
new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.33
215 Originally 5.99 Mems or Ladies'
Upper Opening Suit Bags-rubber-
lied lining; holds suits 2.49
72 Originally $50 Sandwich and
Cheese Knives Gall new soc
30 Originally 29c Baby Bottle
Warmers mot electric) lilo
70 Originally 1893 Blue Denim
Utility Aprons Gall new)-For use
vi 90 ltJ
IS Originally 2.95 Knife and Fork
Set (all neW)-For table use, 1.95
3 Originally 3.95 Folding Picnic Ia
bles floor samples) 1875
81 Originally 2.99 Utility Shelf
plastic top, 24-inch width -1.29
so Originally 100 16-pc. Individual
Glass Casseroles Gall new 49, 79c
113 Originally 45c and LAO Slick
Cleaner for Painted Walls and
Woodwork Qt., 25c; Gal, 70c
So Originally 2.25 Steel Chef style
Slicing Knives
19 Originally 4.95 Steel Tool Boxes
Gall new 3.95
70 Originally 119 Bamboo Leaf
IS Originally 1.59 Grease Storing
so Originally 2.25 Canvas Log and
Coal Carriers (all new 1.50
25 Originally CSC Rust -Proofer-
for all metal objects s--------5 SOC
(Houseturnishings, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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GIFT SHOP

Originally $50 Olive Jars, crys-
tai with wooden cover lee
Originally 4.s5 Relish Sets, crys-
tai jar with wooden cover and
cheese board d-2.50
IS Originally 7sc-l.9s Silver Plated
Ware, including serving spoons,
cold meat forks. jelly spoons.
49c-1.2s
l Originally 35.4o Decorative Silver
Plated Dish 1895
Originally Ala Silver Plated Ash
Tray and Match Box Sets 1888
u Originally $50 Silver Plated
Bon Bon Dishes 1.79
1s Originally 2s5 Silver Plated 4
Ash Tray Sets 1.S9
SO Originally 25c-3.oo Assorted Din
nerware, including plates, soups,
platter, sugar and creamer. etc.
10c-1.s0
50 Originally 395 3-Pc. Console Set,
large and small candles with
elaborate wax decoration. Set, 1.95
4 Originally 1000 s-Pc. Mexican
Pottery Berry Set, l large bowl,
berry dishes, and milk pitcher.
$50
Tax included
Gift Shop, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1944-10-19
MISSES
SPORTSWEAR

32 Originally S.95 All-wool Jersey
Biouses-Red, gold, purple. Sizes
80 to "a only 2.S8
IL Originally 8.95 All-wool Sweat
ers. Beige only. Broken sizes 1888
u Originally 7.95 All-wool Sweat
ers. Natural. Broken sizes - 1888
tSportswear. Third Floor, The Hecht
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JEWELRY

101 Originally 2.40 Plastic Colored
Necklaces 1907
148 Originally 1.20 Plastic Neck
laces in Colors ------------60 60c
IS Originally 1.80 Metal Pins, Ami
mails and Figures 1.20+
125 Originally 1.20 Assorted Pins
and Bracelets s-----------6 60cs
Il Originally 1.20 to 1.50 Metal
Animal or Figure Pins --- 83c<
'Including 2OGs Tax
(Jewelry. Street Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-10-19
NEGLIGEES

Originally 3.9s Chintz Housecoats.
Sizes IA and l6--------------I. I.88
4 Originally 4.99 Spun Rayon
Brunch Coats. Size 18 2.S8
4 Irregulars 5.99 Chenille Robes.
Sizes IL, IA, 16 and 20 2.88
l Irregular 7.99 Corduroy Robe.
Size 18 1888
/ Originally 1899 Cotton Percale
Housecoat. Size 16 4.88
Originally 7.99 Saybury Spun
Rayon Brunch Coats. Sizes 18
and 4.s8
l Irregular 1899 Rayon Jersey
Negligee. Size -6.88
Originally 1899 Saybury Rayon
Shantung Housecoats 6.SS
3 Originally 1899 Saybury Rayon
Shantunx Housecoats -S.S8
Neglisees. Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
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PICTURES
AND MIRRORS

III Originally 1895 Plate Glass
Mirrors, 25"x33", with FURNISHED
gold, baguette' frame me------10.00
10 Originally SOS 1876" Plate
Glass Mirrors, gilt frames, baguette
! Originally 4.95 Mahogany Framed
Pictures, assorted floral designs,
2.s5
Originally 1000 Chinese Por-
traits, 16"xl9"
Originally 1900 Religious Pic
tures, 13"x15", antique ivory
2 Originally $50 Oils, hand-painted
on satin, 1890, ivory frame, 3.s5
Originally SOS 1870" Water
Color, fruit still-life, framed in
natural color wood 3.s5
pictures and Mirrors, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
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LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

Originally 1895 Modern Shadow
Tan Maple Sofa. Seat and back
cushions in green upholstery,
1895
1 Originally 69.95 Slipper Chair.
Gray gabardine upholstery, fringe
bottom, soft spring seat. Slightly
soiled. Sold as 1885
Originally 1895 Wing Chairs.
Tan leatherette upholstery, spring
base construction 1895
Originally 54.95 Maple Sofa. Blue
upholstery ----------------25.00
Originally 2995 Chaise Lounges.
Cotton crash upholstery in rose or
green. Spring base construction,
1900
diving Room Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-10-19
RIBBON
REMNANTS

Originally Sc yd. to Soc yd. Rib
bons, ------------6 SC to 45c yd.
Ribbon Remnants, Sc to 26c each
(Fabric Center. Street Floor. The
Hecht co..
Evening star., 1944-10-19

cotton. Seconds 2.99
2 Originally 4.59 Sateen Covered Comfort, well
filled with 500 reprocessed WOOL 500 cotton.
Soled -------------------2.99 2.99
l Originally 7.95 Rayon Satin Comfort, warm
and luxurious. 72x84 size Damaged d-----595
Originally 2.99 Colonial Spreads, fast color
washable cottons Seconds 1.99
8 Originally 1898 Mattress Covers, seconds 1.99
Is Originally 2.99 Blankets, SO wool, $50 cot
ton. Seconds 1.99
l Originally 500 Chenille Bed Spread. Second,
3.s9
1 Originally 599 Chenille Bed Spread. Second,
3.99
3 Originally 399 Rayon jacquard Spreads;
l. Originally 299 Cotton Colonial Spread;
l Originally 189 White Cotton Sheet Blanket,
80x95 size
Originally 25c Cork Table Mats, slightly dam
40 Originally 2 for 25c Dish Cloths; with col
ored edge Absorbent
/ Originally 5.75 Hand Hooked Rug; 24x4s
damaged
2 Originally 3.99 String Rugs 1896. Soied
1.99
Is Originally 4.95 Mat Sets; bathroom rug and
matching lid cover 395
10 Originally 4.99 Cotton Colonial Spreads;
full size; damaged
10 Originally 299 Chenille Mat Set; bathroom
mat and lid cover so
2 Originally 81 Pillow Protectors; soiled 25c
Originally 79c Bureau Scarfs, 18x36 inches.
29c
Originally 81 Heavy Laundry Bag. soiled.
Soc
] Originally 19c C1nnon Wash Cloth; soiled Sc
Originally 1.ss Five-Piece Scarf Sets; soiled.
Soc
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Mems and WOmen's

Mems and WOnlen7S s
Luggage
1 Originally 1888 Mems 2-suiter
1 Originally 1888 Mems Club Bag,
800
: Originally 2O.76 Pullman Cases
26 inches $l2
/ Originally 20.76 Overnight Case.
2l inches SIS
1 Originally 1892 Mems Club Bag,
S12
I Originally 1852 Vanity Cases 4.S0
1 Originally 14.22 Jewel Case -7.20
l Originally 1898 Upper Case -.
10 inches
2 Originally 4.3S Canvas Upper
Bags 1.2O
Originally ia Canvas Upper
Bag -4.74
All the above slightly damaged or
initiated incorrectly. Prices
include tax.
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LINENS

Originally SOC Irish Linen White
Damask Huck Towels 39c
l Originally LOO Irish Linen White
Damask Huck Towels 59c
100 Originally 79c Cotton Tea
Towels-natural with printed bor-
ders 49c
AZ Originally 1.99 Cotton Appliqued
Bridge Set-asSorted colors 59c
IS Originally 79c Embroidered
Guest Towels-assorted linen and
rayon Acc
6 Originally 1.49 Madeira Linen
White Night Table Covers 79c
5 Originally 1.35 Madeira Linen
Napkins-l8" square; ecru ---79c
81 Originally 2.29 Assorted Lace
and Cotton Scarfs s------------1. 100
40 Originally 1.59 White Irish Linen
Huck Towels 100
2 Originally 1.79 White Irish Linen
Huck Towels 100
10 Originally 1859 White Irish Linen
Huck Towels -----1 100
AZ Originally 1875 White Irish Linen
Huck Towels s---1 1.29
IL Originally 2.s9 33" Cotton EyeIet
Embroidered Scarfs (Ecru) -1.50
ii Originally $50 White Irish Linen
Huck Towels Liz
Originally 3.59 AZ" Cotton Ecru
Eyelet Embroidered Scarfs 1.99
35 Originally 2s9 52"x52" Solid
Color Cotton Table Covers 1.99
Originally 3.99 52"x52" Fruit of
the-Loom Print Cloths 1.99
l Originally. 2.99 9-pc. Cotton EN-
broidered Luncheon Set 2.99
81 Originally 5.95 s-pc. Rayon En-
broidered Luncheon Set-solid COL
Originally 3.99 9-pc Embroidered
Luncheon Set 2.99
IL Originally 4.50 52"x7e" Solid
Color Table Cloths -299
IL Originally SIS 52"x52" 7-pc.
Printed Luncheon Set c. napkins,
3.s9
5 Originally 6.79 52"x52" 7-pc.
Printed Luncheon Set C. napkins),
3.9s
10 Originally 500 Linen Embroi-
dered Bridge Sets-natural with
color embroidery 3.99
8 Originally S.95 52"x70" 7-pc.
Printed Luncheon Sets 6 napkins -,
5.99
Linens. Fifth Floor, The Hecht CO..
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LAMPS

LAMPS
2 Originally 24.95 Modern Tor
cheres (sold as Isl 1898
5 Originally 9.95 Smokers (sold as
Isl
2 Originally 16.95 Floor Bases (sold
as Isl 1O.95
10 Originally $50 Metal Bed Lamps
(sold as Isl
8 Originally 3.95 Boudoir Lamp
Bases (sold as is) ----1.95
1 Originally 24.95 Modern Torchere
(sold as Isl 1895
lamps, Fifth Floor. The Hecht co..
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'IKs @.-:H Heohf c. Bn1emez!< C1snrnr1oe
GIRLS WEAR

80 Originally 3.99 Seersucker Dresses in gay
two piece styles. Slightly soiled 2.59
(The uecht Co.. Basement
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SALE BEGINNING
OR O. D.. ORDERS, PLEASE