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Evening star., 1944-10-30
Dividend Payments
On Exchange Shares
Top Year Ago
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Dividend disbursements by 85T
common stocks listed on the New
York Stock Exchange. in the first
nine months of this year scored 9
combined increase of 10 per cent
despite the fact that payments were
reduced on 54 issues and eliminated
on II. the Exchange Magazine an.
nounces.
The amusement group ohowed ar
average gain of 35 per cent; auto
mobile. 33; aviation, Is; rubber, %,
food, IL; electrical equipment, 10;
chemical, s; machinery, 10; petro-
leum, IA; paper products, IA; U. S
companies operating abroad, 6: for
eign companies, s; with railroad
retail merchandising, and public
utilities among the groups reporting
smaller gains.
The building group reported re-
duction of per cent in dividends
paid; finance companies, 10; min
ing, 6: shipping services, /; ship
building and operating, IA; and tex
tiles, IA, the survey discloses. The
survey adds that high taxes did not
prevent dividend advances in a lot
OF instances, contrary to forecasts
at the beginning of the year.
Traction IS in Bond List.
Capital Traction SIS compose the
largest bond issue which the Capital
Transit Co. proposes to redeem un-
der present refinancing plans, this
issue totaling S5,l50,00o and being
widely held by Washington inves-
tors. Other issues III the list sub
mitted to the SEC include:
Washington Railway & Electric
As, $780, SOC; Anacostia & Poto-
mac River r. R. 3&s, SAL ,870, 600;
Anacostia & Potomac River r. r.
first mortgage 5s, $455,000; First
Mortgage 5s, unguaranteed, S2l0,-
900; City & Suburban 334S, $l,249,-
900; and First Mortgage IS, not
guaranteed, $4,000
Obligations incurred or to be
incurred in the purchase of 140
new StreetcarS now on order are
included in the list, total financ-
ing to be covered in the new issue
standing at $16979, ,798. AS the bonds
are held by a great many indi-
vidual investors, by the banks and
in trust funds, the retunding plans
are being followed with exceptional
interest here.
Capital Bankers HonOred.
Two washington bankers were
honored at the closing session of the
Financial Advertisers Association in
Chicago Eliot H Thomson, infor-
nation manager of the Washington
Loan Sl Trust Co., was reappointed
a member of the Advisory Council,
and Robert L. Flather, assistant
secretary Of the American Security
& Trust Co, was presented clta-
ton for his services to the aSsocia-
ton as member of thes council
during the past year.
Cam Heads CPA Program.
Norman D. Cam, deputy commits
sioner, income tax unit, Internal
Revenue Bureau, will address the
opening fall meeting of the District
of Columbia Institute of Certified
Public Accountants, at the Hamilton
Hotel this evening on Present
Practices and Procedures in the
Bureau Harry A. O'Neill, chapter
president, will preside.
New York Stock Exchange board
rooms were usually well filed again
today, market action in the closing
days of the campaign proving of
special interest. Brokers here see
an irregular market for sometime
regardless of the election outcome,
on account of reconverSion prob
lens.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
New Shares Registered
By CurIee Clothing
By the Associated Press,

BY me ASSoclaLed Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 30.-Cur-
lee Clothing Co., st. Louis, Mo, reg
istered today with the Securities
and Exchange Commission 2,29o
shares of class A and 22,4l0 shares
of class B no par value common
stock.
The stock is being offered by Sti-
fel, Nicolaus e. Co., Inc, st. Louis,
for executors of the estates of S. H.
Curlee, deceased, and S. H. Curlee,
Jr., deceased. The offering price will
be filed in an amendment.
The company manufactures men S
suits and overcoats at plants in st.
Louis and MaYfield. XIV.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Regular.

Remington Arms Co., Inc, elected
to the board Granville M. Read.
assistant chief engineer OF E. /. du
Pont de Nemeurs & Co. ~
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO Oct. 80 P1.-Salable hogs
$4,000 tatol 81 900; slow, very uneven ::
cents lower than Friday at 14.25-14 80.
top 1880; good and choice 240-270
pounds steady to 20 cents higher at
steady, is cents lower at 13.s5-l4 90:
sows mostly 25 cents lower. largely 1875:
prospects incomplete clearance.
salabie calves, I,500; total $500; gen
eral market steady: largely fed steer and
heifer run; all grades yearlines very ac-
tive, strong. some weakness on medium
to good grade weighty steers: about 1000
Northwestern graSsers In fresh receipts,
feeders active, steady at il 00-I3 SO: ap-
proximately dozen loads fed steers and
yearlings 1885 the tor best heifers,
Evening star., 1944-10-30
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct 80 tP-cotton fu-
lures, moved lower today on scattered
only light mill and scattered local buying
Traders held to the sidelines pending
actual operation OF the Government cot
ton purchase program. There was some
switching from the near to distant months
Late afternoon prices were unchanged
/ to 20 cents bale lower December 81 65:
] March. u "a. and May. u 16
Evening star., 1944-10-30
North American Co. Asks
Approval Of Dividend
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOc1ated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 80. - The
North American Co. asked the Sc
cUrities and Exchange Commission's
approval today on the payment to
its common stockholders of a divi-
dend consisting Of one share of $25
par value common stock in Pacific
Gas & Electric Co, for each 100
shares outstanding
The dividend is to be distributed
on January 2, 1945, to stockholders
of record December l.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Oct 80 R,.-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 10is per cent discount or SO .9334 o. s.
cents. unchanged.
Europe-Great. Britain official buying
4.02, selling 404
Latin Notwithstanding free 24.p3,
OF .01 OF a cent. Brazil free 5.25n; Mex
ico 20 65n. n Nominal
Evening star., 1944-10-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. s.s A-13
ocTosER

17.75; cows, 400: cutter cows, 72S
down: weighty sausage TO 11-50: vealers
steady Ct 1900, most slaushter calves,
salable sheep, 1000: total, 10000: few
early sales and bids around steady: good
and choice native lambs. l4.00-14.23, With
bucks one dollar iess. best held up to
14.40. scattered lot native ewes, SITS
down; nothing done on Western lambs
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Oct 80 oR,-Dividends de-
clared:
Stock.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. riod. record able
'Amer BOX Board II-6 lI-I7
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Washington Exchange
PIJRIIC uTUITv

Washington Gas common-25 at 243.
Woodward 81 Lothrop common at 40
Mergenthaler Linotype at 81
BONnS
Evening star., 1944-10-30
Columbia Cos Merger
Hearing Is Postponed
By the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30-The
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion postponed today until further
notice hearing on Columbia Gas
& Electric Corps proposed merger
of United Fuel Gas Co. and Warfield
Natural Gas Co, scheduled for No
vember /.
PoStponement was granted at the
request of Columbia. whose applica-
ton said that it now intends TO
include additional subsidiaries in the
merger planned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-24

Ruth Dennis.
PRIMARY department. Supcrintcud-
Ch' MlSs Dorothy Cooper: secretary
Mr.. Douglas picrpunt: pianist, Mis-
f'G"y Parker: helpers. Misses Maria
ana N"'nrrlm" l.cgg, AunIcc Mitchell.
and liIlda GrlsSum.
Junior department. SupCrlntcud-
en-, Mi>N Agnes Pcgram. pianist. Miss
Jean iM"m, helpers, Mrs. Il. ". En-
ret Mrs. Y. G.. Vaughan. Miss Mabel
Butts. Mrs. j. +. Martin, Miss Flea
nor WcUb. Nils, Sue Wclly, MIR and
Alr~. !. I. Griffin, Miss Ann Grir-
I'm. Mrs. Asa Wright. Mrs. Roscoe
Nu@ni. AIRS. y. +. Harris. Mrs.
Charles Barnett. Mr,. I. T.. Mat
lhcEEs. Mrs. ". T. Hcalnc.
intermediate department. Supcriu-
i"ndcul. AlrS. Howard White: sCCrc-
td.N. Miss Edith Rose Greene. in
snuciu.S. Mrs. y. II. Moore. Ait,.. \
l. NCwvumD. Mrs. William Ormuuu.
"no Miss Florence Glenn.
Mrs. II. " Griffin prepared hand
work tor the pupils before the school
started and Alr-. !. &. Gardner fur
h'shve paste Tor the entire school
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-24

GENERALLY do no, want tn ,urrc,J.,.
i'.'. it'''-H'<"s the problem. bu, docs mn.
nave " ISOLATION tor II. Nv
'A,ANCIES - There are many
,u,"''H'' desks around the sur,ar%
h'"'.r Ward. commissioner n' mo-
.' NvhrI"s. and several mrmb,.s a.,
''I S'"i AZ" attending IL ua,iur,I
ICY conference in Chicago. VII
''"''. "'hn' paroles commission. l.,
ii. NINA. mission 20 New York.
Harry McNlullau. attorney n,n,,,..I
IS ."ca'lou!ng ~ Avon. .Tb,G 'r,,r,
A''i''"gy of state Is nu ,h. nr,r,....,,
o.. 'N' coal dealers convention -, liz,
rom" and numerous Lesser lar', rrn
getting 'u their annual ir1yr. -,
nom" on resorts. But. believe j, nr
'.''. ''N"nnu Errrgh,uu IS d, Dr.,
"vsN IN the big Office.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-24
THE SALVATION ARMY.

Envoy and Mrs. Charles Cooke.
Sunday services
10 d. m, Sunday school.
Il a. m, Preaching service.
$50 p. m, y. p l.. Meeting.
p. NJ. open air meeting
7.@0 p. IN. Salvation meeting.
Why not 20 to church,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-24

lOTc Hclns-Fi,y ruG Morei
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-24

10 3. m. Senior ruuIr practice q;
church.
Evening star., 1944-10-05
HOneWareS

Is Originally 2.9s Cotton jacquard Spreads,
Is Originally 2.39 Washable Rag Rugs 24x48
10 Originally 3.99 Seconds of Blankets, s5es
cotton and SO wool 299
3 Originally 7.s5 Comforts, two-tone effects.
filled with 500 reprocessed wool and 40% cot
ton .s 595
IA Originally ss5 Chenille Mat Sets, rug and
lid cover 199
5 Originally 2.ss Chenille Rugs, peach shade,
24X4o in. " 81
Originally 3.9s String Rugs, in rose, 1sxas in.
81
Originally 5.ss Shower Curtain. soiled 6xe
it.. blue 299
l Originally s.s5 Shower Curtain Set, black and
white, soiled ---- - 3.99
4 Originally 1888 Seconds of Muslin Mattress
Covers 199
4 Originally 5sc Turkish Bath Towels. 2ox4o
In. 29c
8 Originally 1.2s Seconds of Muslin Sheets, Tx
Originally 1.5s Seconds Of Muslin Sheets, Blk
80 in. 81
ls Originally 1.ss Printed Table Cloths, 52x52
Is Originally sss Chenille Bath Mat Sets, mat
and lid cover 1.99
Originally 7.50 Seconds Of Blankets, 500 wool
and 500 cotton 72x84 inches S.
Originally ss.s9s Winter King Blankets, soiled.
500 rayon and 500 cotton 81
Originally SOS Blankets soiled, 500 rayon,
$50 wool and $50 cotton - $3.50
80 Originally 159 White Mercerizcd Damask
Table Cloths, 45x72 in. in.- 81
rs Originally ESQ to 3.S9 Odd Curtains and Cot
tage Sets l.99
500 yds Originally 1sc Khaki Color Mesh for
curtains, seconds from full pieces SO inches
Wlde. Yard ------------------------
10 Originally 1.69 Large Sofa Pillows covered
with printed cotton cretonne Soc
20 Originally 81 Chintx-covered Sofa Pillows
UAoA4 soAoAASOc .oSC
tThe Hecht Co.. Basement. Homewares)
Evening star., 1944-10-05
GIFT SHOP

So Originally 81 S-pc. Salad Plate
Set, Colonial glass grape pattern,
79c
3S Originally 81 Salad Bowl, grape
pdIttIu ---------- --------------J5c
"a Originally S. Pennsylvania
Dutch Trays with light frame. 1.50
AZ Originally 81 to 81 Assorted
Figures (some as Isl - 79c to $50
80 Originally 81 18-pc. Coaster Set,
Army and Marine e---- 25c
2 Originally 1875 Light Wood BARS
with collapsible legs $8
(Gift Shop, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht Co..
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Infants Apparel

IL Originally 1.25 Boys Cotton
Gabardine Shorts, white, sizes 3
to g. SOC
3 Originally 2.9S Cotton Seersucker
2-pc. Play Suits, brown and white
stripe, size 1-.-.---------S1 81
2 Originally 2.99 Printed Chintz
!, Skirts, sizes 4 to 6 - 81
8 Originally 4.99 Cotton Pique Pin
Aferes, embroidery or braid trim,
sizes / to 4 ------. -.----- 1.88
Originally 2.99 Girls Cotton
Gabardine Play Suits, sizes 3. 4, S,
81
5 Originally 2.99 Boys 2-pc. Cotton
Play Suit, tan and blue, sizes 2, 4, 5,
1888
5 Originally 3.ss Khaki 3-pc. Sol
dier Suits, sizes to 6x 2.88
1 Originally 6.99 Teddydown Bunt-
ing. detachable hood, blue, slightly
soiled 2.88
l Originally 4.99 Rayon Plaid Taf-
feta Dress, size 81
/ Originally 5.99 Jerkin 2-pc. Suit,
all wool beige plaid. size 3x = 2.s9
l Originally S.95 Sweater Set, Ape.
all wool, blue, size 8, slightly soiled.
6.Ss
Originally 5.99 Fringed Wool
Shawl, slightly soiled . 3.SS
unfants' Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
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DRAPERY SHOP

1o-OriginalIy 6.9S Ready Made
Chair Covers; printed Cretonne for
button-back chairs. With box
pleats, corded seams. Rose or
green 349
IA Originally 1888 Plump Bed Rests,
covered with blue or rose woven
stripe, cotton filled. With side
pocket and corded seams ---.5.9S
100 Originally 79c to 1853 Yard
Short Lengths Of Drapery and Slip
Cover Fabrics; SO" and so" widths,
printed cretonne, cotton damask,
spun rayon: to 3 yard lengths,
CSC yard
80 Originally 1.49 Colorful Pillows;
India print covers, cotton n-filled,
WIN coroeu seams ------~---. u
Drapery Shop, Sixth Yloor.)
Evening star., 1944-10-05
ALL-WOOL
BROADLOOM REMNANTS

Beautiful decorative velvet,
embossed shag binding rugs
sold is"
l Originally 1898
Originally 93"xS6" Rose Beige
Originally S6"x92"
Originally 1900 9xS4" --------------------6
Originally ----------------
Originally 1882 ox6S" Jade Green
1 Originally 1889 9x69"
Originally 5175 9x56" Dusty Rose
Originally 57.33 9x54"
Originally 1900 9X5 Cedar Rose
Originally 1913
Originally 1880 9x410" Rose Beige
l Originally 8S65 7x1110"
Originally 1890 63x138" Pea Green
Originally $500 61"x1110"
Originally 1860 6xI06' Silver
Originally 1925 510"x16 8" Rose Beige
/ Originally S265 59"x4 Mauve
Originally 57"x136" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I Originally $3.50 56"xI46" Rose
l Originally 1888 56"x1211"
1 Originally $500 54x1011"
/ Originally 64S0 47"x164" -------- 1895
/ Originally 36"x142" -----------
Fourt Floor, The
Evening star., 1944-10-05
THRIFT SHOP FURS'
Originally $3.50 to $l2O
FUR COATS SOO

An outstanding collection OF fur coats
mediate clearance Well made beautifully Smary styled
Group includes 3pece Styles regu-
lar length Sizes for misses
Originally 1920 Hat and Mum match 81 r
Originally STA Beaver Dyed Mouon Dyed Coats short
Styles sturdy and repelen misses sizes $50
3e Originally $l2o Seal and Beaver Dyed Coats full styles
tuxedo and styles cuffs Sizes for women
misses and juniors the group $50
Department, Third Floor The Hecht co)
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Evening Dresses

) Originally 14.S5 Rsyon Marqui-
settc Dresses, In blue. Sweetheart
necklines. In size 10 only 8.88
3 Originally 1898 Dresses, in pink
or blue. Picture necklines. Lace
daisy applique. In sizes Il and
3 Originally 1885 to 22.95 Dresses,
blue or pink combination rayon
brocade top with marquisette skirt
and rayon Jersey top with net skirt
IN white. Sizes 10. IA and is 1898
tBetter Evening Dresses. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co..
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Mirrors & Pictures

s Originally 1925 Plate Glass Mir
rors; baquette trim. 25x33 inches,
$40
22 Originally 6.95 Plate Glass Mir
rors-baguette trim. l9x26 inches.
3 styles --~-----~-- 4.95
/ Originally 34.95 Original Water
Color by Crawford Parker SIS
l Originally SIS Original Oil; floral
-25x36 inches-on canvas. framed
in antique gold frame ---- SIS
8 Originally 12.95 Velvet-Framed
F1orals; 16x28 inches --6.95
Originally SO Modern Framed
Pictures-assorted subjects S.
Is Originally sos Original Oils;
florals, assorted designs, l5x19 in
ches: FURNISHED gold frames 3.95
pictures and Mirrors. Fourth Floor.)
Evening star., 1944-10-05
BOYS CLOTHING

Originally 1895 Gray Diagonal
Weave, All wool apiece Suits, l
size is, 2 size 18, / size 19 years,
14.95
! Originally 9.s5 Navy Blue Sport
Coat. for husky boy, size 18, 1888
/ Originally 1895 Junior Boys
Tan Topcoat, size 400
/ Originally 14.95 Brown Check
Sport Coat, size II ---- 80 5.88
Boys Clothing, Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-10-05
GIRLS WEAR
National 5100

2G-OriginaIly 2.69 to 3.49 Girls Sweaters; yel-
low. orchid, blue; soiled sizes 8 to 16-- 200
200-Originally 1.99 to 2.29 Girls Blouses; rose
acqua and blue with white figures; sizes to H.
75c
(The Hecht Co. Basement1
Evening star., 1944-10-05
HANDBAGS
Clearance of
Street Floor
RlOuSeS

80 Originally ,2.sS and .3.sS
Blouses Of batiste, rayon
crepe, Glen Rio rayon. Sizes
80 to 80 38-- 2.39
II Originally 2.25 Spun
Rayon and Cotton Blouses
in white or colored stripes.
Sizes 80 to SO l,49
tBlouses Street Floor. The
Hecht Co.)
Evening star., 1944-10-05
Bows Furnishings

40 Originally 1.59 Jr. Boys Khaki
or Blue Denim Overalls, sizes 4
to 8 ------ ----- $500. S9c
rs Originally 1.s9 Jr. Boys Her
ringbone Khaki Overalls, sizes 4
to 8 broken -.--- lie
(Boys' furnishings, Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-10-05
~ Gallons
Originally $50 Gal.
Self-Cleaning
Pure LiIlseed
Oil House Paint
2.79 gal.

For all outside painting.
White and colors.
22 Originally $50 Gal. WASH
able Interior Gloss, for kitch-
en- and bathroom walls and
woodwork. White and ivory,
gal, 2.69
"a Originally 81 Gal. Red
Metallic Roof Paint; protects
the surface. stops small leaks.
gal, 1.4S
81 Originally 1.29 u Gal.
No-Rubbing Floor Wax,
" Gal, SOC
19 Originally $50 Gal.
Quick-Drying Spar Varnish,
for floors or trim. Clear,
GAL, 1.79
tPaints, Seventh Floor3
Evening star., 1944-10-05
oeU1MnlW
Mems Wear

go Originally SOC Mems Cotton Ribbed Under
shirts. Sizes 40 and 42----- soc
10 Originally 299 Mems All Wool Sleeveless
Sweaters, navy. Small and large si7es--6 6sc
"a Originally 3.95 Mems PajAmas soiled and
shaded from display use. Sizes B. c and D--S1
"a Originally 2.45 Mems Dungaree Trousers,
sanforized Qess than 10 residual shrnkage).
Sizes 80 to 1.99
10 Originally 1.49 to 2.75 Mems Work Shirts,
ssoiled, broken sizes
(The Hecht Co., Basement)
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Originally 3.95 to 5.99
81 Dresses and
TwO-piece Suits
LOO

Misses two-piece seersuckers, cham
brays and ginghans in stripes and
checks. Sizes IL and IA. Misses one
and two piece dresses; soiled; misses
sizes.
fThe Hecht Co.. Basement.)
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Hosiery and Lingerie

110-Originaliy 19c ChiIdren's and Women's An
klets; irregulars; broken sizes Sc
24o-Originally $50 and $50 Women's Rayon
Hose; circular knit; all perfect quality; broken
40-Originally 2.29 and 2.S8 Women's Rayon
Gowns; solid pastels and floral prints; regular
30-Originally 2.2S Women's Rayon Taneta
Plaid Halt Slips; sizes 26 to 32----1.5S
fTne Hecht Co. Basement.l
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COrsets and Girdles

ii Originally 3.95 Fermfit Pantie
Girdles, styled for the long-legged
woman or girl So
3 Originally S. Formfit Pantie
Girdles. made long in the legs So
l Originally 1880 Carter Girdle,
2 Originally 7.50 Gossard Founda-
tions, front-lace models, size "a, So
2 Originally IS Gossard Corsets,
front-lace styles, size 80 81
1 Originally $50 Rayon Satin Cir
die, 16-inch length in size 26-- SO
(corset Department, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1944-10-05

Lamps and Shades

Lamps and Shades
Originally 24.s5 Lined Oak Tor
ch1creS 17.95
2 Originally 1925 Metal Floor
DaseS ---------.- .---t t------ lO.So
2 Originally 22.S5 Metal Torchieres
(complete) -. 14.95
/ Originally 1895 Modern Chrome
Floor Lamp --.--. 1895
8 Originally 3.S5 Rayon Bed Lamps,
l.95
20 Originally ESQ Boudoir Shades.
LIS
10 Originally 5.s5 Ruined Table
ShadeS ------- Z.S5
Is Originally 2.95 Metal Bed Lamps,
1.95
/ Originally 24.s5 Ruby Crystal
Table Lamb Gas Isl -------- 8.95
20 Originally sos Ivory Metal Table
s Originally 3.95 Boudoir Lamp
DdScS Loo
lamps. Fifth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-10-05
b-2 :" THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. G.
MISSES AND WOMEN'S
BETTER COATS

Originally $40 to SIS Dress edged
Originally $40 Fitted Coat dressaker style with
collar Size
Originally ss5 Chesterfelds, in brown only a.
10
Originally 1895 Boy Coats with velvet collars
10 and in size IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S23
Originally 2995 Chesterfield 1o0ea WOOL
1888
Originally $40 Carolyn Imported Coat Chesterfield style
In cocoa brown Size IA $33
Originally 3995 Carolyn Coat fleece casual and untred
1907 all wool. Size 20
Originally $45 Carolyn Officers Coat awoo fleece with belted
back. In brown Size 18 $33
Originally SIS Casual Box Coat with white collar All
wool Is SIS
Originally $99 Tuxedo Coat plum color with natural
fur trim. All WOOL In size a. Box style SIS
Originally red trimmed with
lamb All wool Size 16 SOS
Originally SIS Fitted Black Goats 1000 all with silver fox
punch collars Size IL S28
Originally S7S Black Fitted with sable squirrel
bib collar Size SIS
Originally SIS Wool Blue Coat with Armour fox
shawl collar waist. SIS
Originally S119 Wool Chesterfield lined in natural mukrat
Size ------------- -------- SIS
Originally s25 Refers, al-woo,
button style blue Warmly inter-
All tur-trnned coats subject to 209o tar
All labeled to Uool content
cseter Coat Department Third Floor The Heht co..
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Misses and WOmen'S
Dresses

50-Originally S.s5 Rayon Printed Crepe Dresses
in women's and misses sizes--3 1893
3-Originally 1925 Formals ;. Of checked
taffeta, sizes IL and IA; one Of yellow marauis
50--Originally 299 and $50 Two-piece Cotton
Seersucker Suits in red and white checks or
brown and blue pin stripes; sizes IL and IA, 1.98
tThe Hecnt Co.. Basement)
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Misses SpOrtsWear

FL Originally 5.95 to 1895 All-WooI
Skirts, pleated back and front. In
green, red. brown. grey and blue.
Broken sizes only 2.88
4 Originally 1875 and 1895 Cab
ardine Jackets, in beige only and
broken sizes 4.88
(Women's Sports Shop, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1944-10-05
BOYS WEAR

16-Originally 1.1s Boys Ski Caps; tu4n-down
ear-haps; maroon, green and navy; sizes
6% to SOC
50-Originally 59c to 81 Boys Suspenders; vari-
ETY. OF patterns and styles es---------2 29c
14-Originaly LIS Boys Knit Caps; navy blue;
13-Orisinally Il Boys Wallets; all leather;
black or brown --- including tax, Tic
tThe Hecht Co., Basement Boys shop.)
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tThe Hecht Co., BasementJ
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Originally 84c to I.25
WOMENeS HOSIERY
58c
:55t}c

Just 800 pairs Sturdy weight rayons ayon mesh
or cotton mesh Sizes and 91s only.
14O Pairs Originally 53c Seamless Rayons shades 29c
1So Pairs Originally SOC Printed FOOTE'S
The Hech COL
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LUGGAGE
Damaged or Incorrectly Marked

Originally $3.50 Suffers sateen
Will hold suits shirts pajama and ncidntals Soft sides $50
Originally 1928 Mems Club Bags, 2nch size Roomy and
light to carry -..----..--- ----- 49, S6
Originally 1884 Overnight Case blue canvas leather
bound; damaged
Originally 2946 Mems Two Suffer- 24nch of heavy
S18
Originally 1888 Mems Club STYLE popular
who travel --.------ -------
Originally 1852 Vanity Slightly
Originally 264O Gladsones, 2lnch size Made of heavy
quality ---..--- ------------------
Originally 1880 rs" Pullman Case;
Originally SIS 21" Weekend Case damaged
All prices include Federal Tar
luggage Department, Street The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-10-05

eautifu decorative colors in variety Of velvet loop
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-27
Betty Taylor Has
LaH Riot Revue
ForClub Patrons

N!teclub coers VIII be laugh hap
py after they see the forthcoming
iloorShpW attraction which VIII pre-
riere al Club Three coo on Mon
day. May % IN an cXtravaganza
called "Fu1zapopp.n produced by
Betty Taylor,
Inc new show VII include out
standing theatre attractions ~ its
lineup and VIII undoubtedly prove
interesting fare 10 first nighteES and
cabaret patrons.
The current show is headlined by
Lillian Fitzgerald, the hot, swing
style song dehneator. tapSteps OF
Billy Byrd. bluesongs of Irene
Wiley. Dance OF the Marihuana
by Shocks and Allen. comedy and
Tanelefoot Crosby. the singing OF
Emcee Bobby Kcye and the cos
tune skitS by the Taylorettes in a
grand show opus called Spring
Rhythm produced by Betty Taylor
featuring Miss Fitzgerald as main
hcadiuer.
Teddy Buckner's band furnishes
- musical setting and Al Taylor
plays during intermiS>, on. Richard
King is manager and Garter ,kokcy
joe Hall assistant in the ni;cry
where there's pleasure II store FOR
all u.tclltCyS