davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles, July Il. CUP
Cattle Calable 300. slow. about steady;
mostly cleanup sales, common 10 medium
steers mostly HIP as feeders; stock
steers lO-1l; common to medium heifers
. II Sob; late Thursday two loads north
arm hay-fed COWS y 10: few cutters s.
$3.50: Gamers 81; common 10 medium
aI,usage bulls $40.
calves: Salable IS steady 20 weak.
rnetitum to good calves 1850; odd head
Gully and common 10.
Hog As sSs.able $50. mostly steady. fey
head IS IS y package l3-Go: fe" lD-l6o
m 11-I3 80. tSuws mostly l. and under
Sheep: salabNe none: late Thursday full
deck s5-lb spring lambs l45O-14.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago July u. 'UPI-Grain futures
moved within a narrow range on the
board Of trade Friday. The trend was
slightly lower and trade very limited
sentiment being influenced by cotton
weakness and favorable war aeWs.
prices finished irregular making slight
gains on the close. Wheat wound W
the day OFF 2. TO up Z cent a bushel
oats unchanged 10 up . rye unchanged
TO off y and barley unchanged to up =
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
pOULTkY d EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. tAl points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. J., 1913. \
First pgice-At ranch to wholesaler or re-
taller. Second pnce-Delivered to whole
saler or retailer Third price-At ranch
to consumer:
BroilerS. Leghorns, under % lbs, 30c.
2A TO 3 lbs, 29c; fryerS 81 lbs. 2ec:
roasters, all weights, DC; fowl. Leghorn.
all weights 35 lac; colored, all weihhts
25kc: ducks. all sizes 25c, rabbits. under
5 lbs, 22-24c
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
Tons per acre
NOTES ADVANTAGES

The results appear to be conclu-
sive in favor of Atlas sorgo or He
gari, since the silage made from
honey sorghum gets too sour to be
desirable. The Atlas has the adj
vantage CT standing up better than
the Hegari and also is a naturally
tall variety. The Hegari has a ten
dency to grow shorter and increase
in grain yield unless seed is Sc
lected from the field each year
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21

Nays amphibious forces, grown
to a mighty "feet-within-the-
fleet" now have the distinctive
shoulder patch pictured above,
the same as that worn by the
Army's amphlbious engineers,
except for color. The Army's
is blue and gold, and the Nays
is scarlet and gold. Symbolic
ing combined operations" of
land, sea and air are the eagle,
fluked anchor, submacnine gun.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
GOES INTO FARMING

Nova, properly curbed, continued
Aside from the tap-dancing rou-
tine, I am strictly farmer. I have
a six-acre ranch in the San Fer
nando valley of California where I
raise the finest turkeys in Amer
lea. although I never do a turkey
in the ring. I make a couple grand
a year selling great-big choice
turks
Larruping Lou, who studied farm
ing with the California Aggies at
Davis. California, before he turned
professional pugilist, said he was
staging his comeback campaign
merely to get enough money with
which to buy a bigger turkey ranch.
There's plenty Of money in toiks,
my fine feathered friends" he said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
L.. "A. GRAIN

Los Angeles July p. up
No , hard or soft ,HIite wheat. bulk.
2. m , s2Iz; sacked. 28lh-2 .; grad
ing barley, 40 lbs. bunk, z.4O.2 AZ =
sacked ? 45-1 az: No. bais. - lbs,
bulk. 1902 GIL sacked, Eo' = 70;
No. yellow corn, no offers: 30. : milo'
no offers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
l.. A. HAY

Los Angeles, July u. up
U. S. No } es<lIa leary 554 so SO. so: U.
S. No. l S31. So 3. so; u. S. No. ! S31. So
30. SO; U. S. No leafy or No. . green
$50 5o-32 50; U. 6. No. 2 s29-3l per ion.
No ! barley hay S3o-31; No. l oat hay
S1 -3S
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
Los Angeles. July 20. up

Los Angeles. July %. IJPI-
Eggs Wholesale prices consumer grade:
Large, Grade A 45-46, Grade 1887; me
dium, Grade A 1857, small, Grade a
22-23
Retail prices TO consumer. Large. Grade
AA $3.50, Grade a 1852, Grade b 40
IL; medium, Grade IA 46-i7, Grade A
42-45; small, Grade A 30-3l
Canded graded eggs 10 e a e r 5
eases: Large, Grade IA 1880, Grade A
1915. Grade 1856 medium. Grade A
1889; small, Grade A 26-2S.
Butter unchanged al OPA ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21

Assistant Farm Adviser George
Winright Thursday advised Impe-
rial Valley farmers of the impor-
lance of silage in connection with
intensive studies made by experts.
In his report Winright said:
Silage furnishes an abundance of
good feed at low cost under I'M
perial Valley conditions. Some
farmers never relax in their search
for still better silage crops or com-
binationS of Silage crops. George
Hornbeck. who is one of the vet
eran users of silage as dairy feed,
is growing a mixture of Guar an>
Higari. The interest in silage is to
be expected when the yield per acre
of digestible nutrients, which is one
measure Of the feed value, is con-
sidered
SORGHUM SILAGE
The analysis of sorghum Silage as
compared with several other COM
mon feeds is illustrated by the fol-
lowing records from Henry and
Morrison, Feeds and Feeding:
fAD OBJ tCD
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
SORGHUM SLAGE

tA)-Total dry matter.
CB)-Digestible protein.
CC)-Total digestible nutrients.
On the basis of the above anal
ysiS the yield of nutrients from a
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
rom the taller stalks.

from The taller stalks.
Dent corn has yielded well III
some tests but the yield has varied
more from year to year causing
most cooperators to abandon those
varieties for sorghum.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Detroit, 7; Washington, 6.
Cleveland, 2; Philadelphia, l.
Boston, II; Chicago. 7.
ST. Louis, 7; New York. 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
THURSDAYS Results

ST Louis, 1915; New York, 2-2
second game Il innings
Pittsburgh. Az; Philadelphia, 1-3.
Boston, SIS; Chicago, a.
Cincinnati 6. RrOOklNn O
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
Nova Takes Up
New Style
OF Keeping Fit
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. July q. CUP1-Lou
Nova has changed The former
heavyweight challenger no longer
goes in for eccentricities like cosmic
punches and dynamic stances. He
has become a realist. He is taking
a correspondence course in tap
dancing to prevent his leet from
overlapping at crucial moments.
Nova was at re alleged Williams
Kogon fight last night, visiting our
merry metropolis in between bouts
of a lucrative tour.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
FORFEiTS SIS BAIL

John Burns. Ell Centre, was ar
rested on drunk charges Thursday
forfeited SIS bail by not appearing
in police court on Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
SoftbaIL STANDINGS

standings above are computed
as if protested game between Acme
and Troys has not been Played
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
Markets at a
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

STOCKS Weak In active trading.
BONDS-Lower.
fDRB STOCKS-lsower.
COTTON orr as much as Sl.35 a bale.
WHEAT Up < 10 off q cent a bushel
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
SECRET SOLVED

Nova, the big, taWny-haired guy
who possesses the body beautiful.
said he believed that Dan Parker
of the New York Daily Mirror had
solved the secret of his failure
against Joe Louis in l941-when
Nova was belted out in the sixth
round.
California Lou explained, Dan
Parker discovered that l was step
ping upon my own feet during the
maneuvers that I executed with the
cosmic punch. I have had motion
pictures taken of my footwork in
later training sessions, and I found
that Parker was right. My right
foot always knew what my left was
doing because it was super imposed
at Just the wrong time. So now I'm
taking a correspondence course in
tap dancing from the school Of
At this point Nova's current
manager. Frank PaccasSi, inter-
rupted: Don't give the name of
the school. or they'll be taking pic
lures up there, instead of down
here. They may have some danes
working at tie scnool, who'll steal
the play away"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
SIsl3ssSz:lSII(ISI&
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Thursdays Results
San Diego. IA: Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21

luke boxes anG used house trail
er lots are now taxable in Detroit,
the Public Administrator Clearing
House reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
Farmers Get Siloge Data

crop of barley making $500 pounds
per acre would give approximately
1000 pounds of total digeStible nu-
trients per acre. Six tons of alfalfa
hay per acre would yield 5000
pounds of total digestible nutrients.
Fifteen tons of Hegari Silage per
acre would also produce approx
mately 5000 pounds of total digesti-
BILE nutrients. Values such as these
illustrate the reason that farmers
are interested in forage and why
production of either milk or beef
can be made so much more eco
nomically with pasture or harvested
rough feed than with grain or other
concentrate feeds.
MAKES FIELD TESTS
In the spring of 1890 the agrl-
cultural extension service started
a series of field tests to determine
silage varieties satisfactory from
both yield and quality basis as there
was considerable complaint among
dairymen that the silage resulting
from silage varieties in use up to
that time was too sour and many
were interested in getting a va
riety which would yield good and
yet furnish a feed which would not
get so sour in the Silo.
Farmers have cooperated in con-
Quoting these tests in all parts of
the valley and during each of the
past 10 years. The average of all
tests for each variety are shown as
follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE

July BIB & G School VS.. Ma
rine Group.
July 2l-Protested game, AGNES
VS. Troys.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
SoIons Wrap UP
Acorns, 3 to 5
NC ( q l.
SINGLE DOES IT

SINGLE DOES IT
a single by Seattle third SacKer
Dick Gvselman with the bases full
in the ninth broke SIS tie ana
gave Rainier Pitcher Johnny Babich
the win over San FranciSco'S Ray
Harrell
HOLLYWOOD pounded Portla n q
Pitcher Roy Helser for IA hits and
eight runs. running his attempt for
his l4th victory of the season. Joe
Mishasek limited the Beavers to five
blngleS while banking them ON the
scorebCard.
LineScoreS:
r II E
San Diego go. 10l 020 29O-l4 II l
Los Angeles - 100 900 002- 3 7 4
R H E
Dasso &: Salkeld; Osborn. Phipps,
Stein, RACER q FernanGes.
r H E
Sacramento. 200 002 OO1 Is IL 8
Oakland 49, 00l 900 30l o. 5 9 l
LeGault, Pillette & Steiner: Ga
Dles, Phillips, A. Raimondi, Kleinke
and Fenech.
r H E
San Francisco 100 O3O O1O- 5 10 8
Seattle ........ 80 100 DOL 6 IS 2
Harrell & OgrodowSki; Babich &
Spindel.
r II f
Hollywood ...... 900 100 223- 8 IA 2
Portland 900 600 600 0 5 2
Mishasek & Hill; Helser & Camp
bell.
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SPREADS and DRAPERIES

! Originally 1898 Green ToiIored
z Originally 24.5o Quilted Blue
Toffeto Spreads s--14.5o
I Originally 24.5o Homemade
Double Chenille Spread ----l2.e5
] Originally 1895 Homemade
Double Chenille Spread ---12.s5
! Originally 1850 Red Checked
Double Toffeto Spreod 1850
! Originally 1898 Blue chintx
Single Spread ~ 9.98
! Originally 1898 Pr. BIue e'Drope.,
s.ss
z Originally 1850 soteen spreods
-one yellow in double size, one
blue in twin size
20 Originally 1898 TO 1875
Spreods 9.95
33 Originally 1875 to l4.s5
Spreads 7,e5
rs Originally 7.ss to 1885
Spreods. Dropes, curtoin. --5.ss
Originally s.es Pr. yellow Sot-
cen Drope. 4.98
Originally 1875 Pr. Blue FaiIIs
Dropes 3.S5
Originally 5.s9 Rose Joequord
Double Spreads 3,9o
Originally 5.os Double Chenille
SpFeod 2.99
28 Originally 3.9e to 6.o9 Dropes,
Curtoins j.oo
spreads and Drdperies. Sirth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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BOYS FURNISHINGS

"a Originally 24.e5 Goatskin
Leather Joekets; oIpoeo collar;
simulated fur lining; knit storm
cuffs; zip front; sizes 10 to 20,
~ Originally 1895 Gootskin
Leather Joekets; simulated fur lin
ing; knit cuffs and woist; sizes 10
to o2o------le.e5 20
10 Originally 1896 Reversible
Wool and Cotton Gobordine Nc
Gresor Joekets with hoods; sizes
10 to 20 --------l2.95
20 Originally 1875 Cotton Gobor-
dine Snow Suits; beted jackets;
bib ski ponts; worm cotton fIon-
nelette Innings; navy or brown,
sizes a to II -9.e5
1s Originally 1895 Two-tone Cor
duroy Jackets; Upper front; brown
and ton; sizes 10 to 20 7.95
10 Originally $50 Two-tone Cot
ron Gobordine Joekets; ton and
b'ue; sizes IA to 20 -6.95
~ Originally 4.95 Genuine Leoth-
er Fitted Toilet Kits; tox included,
2.34
4S Originally 4.95 Mems Size
Sport Shirts; styled in California;
medium and large sizes --2.95
10 Originally 3.99 Boys Lorse-
Size Riding Breeehes 1.e9
- Originally l.50 Students Tie
ond 'Kerehief Sets -79e
so Originally 1.5o Tie and Sus-
pender Sets; Coy CoIors 79e
IS Originally l.20 Genuine Leather
WolIets; tax included - SOC
100 Originally 55e Boys Knit Ties;
gay stripes --- - 25e
Boys Furnishings. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
CURTAINS, SLIPCOVERS
AND PILLOWS

$50 Originally 5.ss pr. White
orsondy curtoins-fIecked with
oII-over floral motif, made with
set-up ruffIe. 81 inches wide to
the poir, 81 inches long. Conn.,
plete with tie-bocks, pr. - 2.98
l25 Originally z.9S pr. Cotton
Morquisette curtoins-trimmed in
red. Setup ruffIe. So inches wide
to the poir. Complete with tie
backs, pr.---- --1 .95
se Originally $50 Rayon sotin 3
way PiIIows-fiIed with cotton;
corded seams; in gold only - l.95
II Originally 4.98 to 8.98 Dining
Room Choir Cover Sets-for five
stroieht choirs and one arm chair.
Cotton Dustite in solid colors and
stripes. Blue, green, rose in the
group, complete I.95
100 Originally l.95 to z.9S Deco
rotive PiIIows-squore and obIone
shapes. cotton-fiIIed. Corded ond
frineed styles, in solid colors,
stripes and figures. Cotton and
royon ond cotton l.59
IS Originally 2.98 Savoy Pillows
striped, cotton filled. corded
200 Originally 79e Plostie Festoon
Holders-for swoes and droperies.
Amber, blue or green. Complete,
reody to hang, pr. pr.--------49e
Curtains, Slipcopers and Piiiows-
Sixth FIoor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
79 Originally SIS Oval
HANDMADE
HOOKED RUGS
2.o5

Woven with quaint eeometric and
tIoroI designs os typical Of EorIy
American hondicroft os hooked
rugs themselves! 2x4 feet.
s Originally 44.s5 Weftone Rugs
-soiled; 9xl2 ft.---1s.95
z Originally 44.s5 Tufted Wool
Russ-soiIed; 4x6 ft.----l6.95
Originally 1895 Tufted Cotton
Rus-soiIed; 4x6 ft.----lz.s5
z Originally 5l.5o Loop Pile Rugs
-soiled; 4x6 ft.---s.95
ls Originally 1895 Loop Pile Cot
ton Russ-3OxeO in.-----7.s5
4 Originally 1895 Reversible
Shos Russ-3OxoO inches --e.s5
10 Originally s.s5 ovoI Broided
Russ-3Ox6O inches
II Originally 7.s5 Loop Pile Cot
ton Russ-24x48 inches --3.sS
3 Originally SOS Reversible Shos
Russ-27x48 inches---3.s5
s Originally s.e5 and 1850
Hooked Rugs soiIed;; 3oxeO
''S''So Z.10
IS Originally 5.95 Oval Broided
Russ-24x48 inches
3 Originally 4.95 Reversible Shos
Russ-24x42 inches 1.95
9 Originally 5.95 Loop Pile Cot
ton Russ-2Ox36 inches ---l.s5
IS Originally 3.95 Oval Broided
Russ-24x36 inches
II Originally 5.s5 Hooked Russ-
22x36 inches l,e5
Rugs, Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co,
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Originally l09.80 to l54.80 Misses
Fur-T trimmed Coats
$3.50

l-OrI9Inoly lZ9,OO uxedo Coot with tuxedo and
cuffs of orbre dyed South American lamb; royal purple
Size Is --- 90 Co.
2-orienoy 1875 AII-wooI Tuxedo coot leof Green
with baum morten-dyed skunk Size loe96o@
z-Orienoly 1875 Royal Purple Goats; tuxedo of
mink dyed muskrot; royal purple LIS LA 80 co.
5-Orignoy 1900 Three quarter -Ienqth Yarn -dved
Grey Coos; tuxedo and cuffs of Tingono lamb Misses
i-orenoy 100 so Grey loo25 Wool coot; tuxedo Of
natural tipped skunk Size lo-----,-eee 60
l-OrIeinoy 100 SO Purple Coot with large silver fox
s-oreinoy los so Yorn-dyed Grey Wool coos with
tuxedo ond cuffs of onbre-dyed South American lamb
2--orieinoIIy z $3.50 Silver Fox Collar Fitted coot:
!OOoo wool: Wine. Size "A and lo os 81 So
1-OreinoIy 1880 NoturoI-tpped Skunk trimmed
!uxedo Coat; lOO2o wool; suede finish Green Size
y e3.eo@
1z-OrginolIy $3.50 Three quorter- length Coots tux
edos and CUTS of muskrot ombre dyed South
American lamb, or mouton lamb. GoId Victorian
beauty, grey y---------------- - 66 90"
Skirts to match h------ 8 OO*
1--OreinoIIy 81 so A-wooI Coot with dyed blue fox
bolero showI coIIor; Mexican tile Size 12-5sso*
2-OrignolIy lo 90 AII-over Embroidered Dressmoker
Coots. Brown LIZ, 1-16---- 78 OOa
2-OrieinoIy 90 Womens Goats; sable edyed SOUR
rel collar and side panel l-35, l-39 ~ As. So
5-OrieinoiIy $500 California Stroller Coots Ioht
blue. royal blue gold, natural. Misses sizes 100
1-Orignoly $500 Covert Cloth Coot button-in inino
OF chon1ols; natural Size II --2 IS 90
2o9o
*20eo Tar Included
ats, Third Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
IL Originally
1920 to 1850
FUR COATS
9O.OO*
Including 20% Tar

Including 2O% Tar
II Silver Dyed Fox coots,
sizes y, IA and l6 5000"
] Dyed Blue Fox jacket.
size u - 5000"
! Dyed WoIIoby swosser,
size l6 5000
] Silver Dyed Southern
Muskrot Swosser, size 10
5000
! Originally 1890 Grey
Dyed coney swosseL size
IA -----46.8o
I Originally l4l.eo siIvered
Dyed Fox Shortie. size Ia
$3.50"
z Originally 1890 Brown
Dyed coney swossers. sizes
u and IA 7O.8O%
I Originally 1850 Black
Oyeo fession raw Swo9ger,
size l4lo5.6o" IA
| Originally 1880 Block
Dyed Persion Pow Fitted
Coot, size. IA --I29.6O"
] Originally 1880 Blend
ed Roeeoon Swoeser. size l8
1880"
! Originally 1850 Dyed
Mormot Swoeser, size l8
18o.8o"
! Originally 1880 Block
Dyed Persion Pow Fitted
Coot, size IA --lo5.6o@
The Hecht Co.
Fnrs, Third Floor,
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Originally 1925
COCKTAIL TABLES
8.88

Choice of oil walnut or all mohoo-
ony-oIl with handsome simulated
Ieother tops!
J Originally 1895 An-Mohosany
Soto TobIe, dropleof ends -69.s5
z Originally 5e.s5 Squere ALL
Mohosony Coektoii TobIes 39.95
z Originally 1925 Mohosony
CoektoiI TobIes, leather top 1895
! Originally $3e coektoiI TobIe,
bleoched oII-mohoeony, green
Leather top-------24
Originally 1895 AII-WoInut
Cord TobIe --..----Sl5
4 Originally 1875 Maple Cock
toll TobIes -------I7.95
z Originally 1895 Wheot-ond-
Gloss Smoker Stonds 7.95
rs Originally 9.95 AII-Mahosony
Coffee TobIes 6,95
z Originally 2.ss Mohosony Co.'S
- Originally 2.s5 co.tumer, mo-
hoaony or wolnut ----79e
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
RECORD
DEPARTMENT
CLEARANCE

! Originally 1895 Two-Tier Rec
ord Cabinet, floor sompIe 1895
| Originally 1895 Record Cabinet
with doors, floor sompIe l6.95
IS Originally 1875 Record Cobb
nets, holds 10 albums $40
20 Originally 500 Record cobi-
nets, holds 8 albums 3.49
ESQ Originally 53e Assorted Popu-
Ior Records ...- 25c
100 Originally 25e Packages Of
Chrome Needles -- Toe
Record Dept. Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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10 Originally 800 Chenille
THROW RUGS
2.99

Both ovols ond oblones-with
shog borders and floral potterns.
PosteIs and white in the group!
ITO Originally 3.99 Shos Rugs
size 24x3o inches. OvoIs and OBJ
longs, in posteIs- s----2.e9
1oe Originally 3.25 Assorted Shos
Russ-l8x34 inches. All oblona
Shape ---2.25
$50 Originally 1.l9 Shos Lid Cow
eS-poSteiS 69e
ZOO Originally 49e Cork Nets, 29e
zoo Originally 25e Cork Mots, 15e
Domesfics, Fifth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
CLEARANCE
IN OUR
CLOSET SHOP
AT v OFF!

Only 200 pieces in oil! In
oIudine fancy boxes for
gloves, honkies and tissues.
0orment boes, lingerie ond
stocking troys. Some sold
as is.
Closet Shop, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
CHILDREN'S
SLIPPERS
(AlI RatiOn.Free)

II Prs, Originally $40 Boys
Leather Sole opero Slippers; brok-
en- sizes z v TO 6 - ITS
II Prs. Originally 2.95 Misses
Bunny Fur-Trimmed Mules; sizes
| y to 3 ----.-- l.95
20 Prs. Originally i.e9 Misses
Dorsey Slippers; soft eother soIes;
sizes II, | 4, LOO
IS Prs. Originally l.95 Misses
Slippers; brushed royon and bro
coded; broken sizes II to 3, 100
48 Prs. Originally l.69 Leather
Slippers; broken sizes 5 TO 3 7ee
Children's Slippers. Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
LUGG AGE E

18 Originally 3.54 Mems and
Women's Untitled Utility Kits, soc
II Originally 1900 Mems Fitted
Dressing Cases. All Of top-eroin
eowhide leather. 10 fittings, 500
II Originally 1888 Mems and
Womens 26-ineh Pullman Coses.
On wooden fromes :. mode of
black fobricord bound with
genuine russell oowhide leother.
Two locks ------l5.6o
10 Originally Mems and Women's
Two-tone Canvos Boss. l2-inch
size 1.95
13 Originally Mems and Women's
Two-tone convos Boss. le-inch
size -------3.l2
II Originally 7.so Mems and
Womens Two-tone convos Boss.
Z Inch size 800
10 Originally 14.4o Mems and
Women's l8-ineh Overnight coses.
Canvas covered on wooden frome,
400
] Originally 22.02 Mons 21-inch
Upper Overnight cose. Slightly
soiIed
! Originally $3.50 Womon's 29-
inch Pullman cose. Slightly soiIed,
$500
z Originally 1852 Women's IL
inch Overnight Coses. Slightly
soiled $50
All prices include tar
Luggage, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28

Clearance of Homewores
8 Originally 1895 cedorwood
Wordrobes ~ ~ 1895
l4s Originally 1895 Cabinet
Boses, white with red or black top,
9.s5
IS Originally 1895 Folding Bed
Troys with makeup compartment,
s.s5
10 Originally 1880 Gloss smok-
l5e Originally 500 Rubberized
Suit Bags --2.4o
6 Originally 2.s5 Electric Door
Chimes l.95
81 Originally 2.s5 TweIve-pieee
Knife and Fork Sets --l.95
1l3 Originally 1.69 to 500 Whot-
not Shelves LOO to 3.99
Is Originally us Log corriers,
$50 Originally l.3s AInu Self
Polishing Floor Wax 100
a. Originally 1873 Utility Aprons,
99e
l7s Originally 1873 Utility or Toy
Chests -99e
40 Originally Las Minute Mop
with Droiner 8oc
.53 Originally as Chef Knives Of
Steel S9c
45 Originally l.3s orip-Type Gloss
Coffee Maker 79e
A. Originally l.1e Sixteen-Pieee
individual Glass Casserole Set. 7ee
83 Originally l.19 Mirror with
So Originally I.49 Rokes- 7oe
8 Originally l.5o Shynowoy -75e
3s Originally l.2s Sink FIusher,
65e
200 Originally LIS AInu Fly
Sproy, soI. .--65e
2S Originally LOO stor-MoId Set
Of Gloss ovenwore --49e
81 Originally CSC Squeeze VIM
dow Cleaner 4oe
81 Originally sse Awnu Awning
Cleaner, at. ----- 4oe
10 Originally zoe Lawn Brooms,
4se
So Originally LOO Tie Rocks, 4ee
73 Originally 3se Lingerie Drying
Rack --39e 39e
So Originally 79e Shoe Shine Sets,
3se
SO Originally 59e Rubber Sink
motS Z9c
203 Originally 25e to LIS Faney
Tiles for hot dishes lie to 65e
Homewares, Sepenfh Floor,
The Herhf 1o.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
TEEN SHOP APPAREL

20 Originally 1895 and 23 so AWoo Tweed Suits teen-ooe
sizes 10 to Is II as
Originally 4s5 Worm FIonnel Robes sizes ID to IS
S.e5
10 Originally lo.s5 California Two-peee Dresses; sizes to is
7.e5
Originally lz95 White Porty Dresses 10 l6---5.99
Orsnoiy 695 Royon Cholis Robes; size 16-----3.9o
20 originally 5.99 Plaid Skirts sizes 10 to
y Originally 3.e9 Red Plaid Skirts; 10
~ Originally 299 Blouses; sizes 10 to 80
IS Originally l95 Wool and Rayon Fosenotors
Teen Shop, Second Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
Girls Apparel

Il Originally 500 Girls Corduroy
Joekets. broken sizes ----3.49
lS Originally 500 Girls Corduroy
Jumpers; broken sizes --~ $40
s Originally 5.e5 Girls Leather
Hondboss; red or green; slightly
3 Originally 3.95 Hot and Gag
Sets; red green, navy -- 2.34"
IS Originally 2.29 ond l.95 Girls
Felt Handbags; tox included,
l.e7a
ls Originally l.ss Diekies and
Vestees; soiIed ------ l.2o
II Originally l.s5 and 2.95 Girls
Felt Hots; assorted coIors LOO
IA Originally l.99 Girls Print
BIouses; broken sizes -----7 79e
"a Originally l.6s Girls Novelty
u Originally LIS Girls Diekie.
and Vestees, soiIed ----- SOC
~ Originally l.69 Girls Embroid-
cred Porko Hoods 3oe
'20% Tar Included
Girls Shop. Second Floor,
The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-28
ORIGINALLY 14.95
FOLDING BARS
$40

Just in time for New Yeor's Eve.
Nicely styled. sturdiIy made, Not
urol finished wood.
IS Originally 7.s5 Folding Troy
Tobies, natural finish 3.95
IS Originally 3.s5 to 1850 Plos-
tie Boxes, Troys l.50 to S6
"a Originally 1873 Clown Cookie
Jors l.29
10 Originally 3.s5 Boxes Of 3 Con-
sole Condles, decorated with wox
20 Originally 7ee Dresdenite Flow
er in Pot SOC
so Originally 75e TO 7.5o Fisur-
ines, some sold as is--l0e to 3.75
Odds and Ends Of Dinnerwore,
u OF
Gift Shop, Sepenth Floor.
The Hecht Co.