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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

to pass through the hands of
clergyman.
On the other hand, many
communities have been anxious
and willing to organize commit
tees of pastors who would be
available at all hours of the
day and night. They also point
out that tragic consequences
have resulted in many cases
where a death message was de-
livered to a lone mother or wife
with no one with her at the
time except a telegraph mes
Senger.
NOTE: The Army'S present pro-
cedure is to telegraph as follows
in case of a boy who has been
wounded: Regret to inform you
your son, Private --, was
(date) seriously Tor slightly
wounded in action i'm (area). You
will be advised of further develop
ments." Signed by the Adjutant
General.
In the case of fatality, the mes
sage reads: "The r<,cretary Of War
desires that 1 tender to you his
deep sympathy in the loss of your
son. Report received states that
he was killed in action. Letter
follows" Signed "Ulio" (Adjut-
ant GeneraD.
VIRGIN ISLAND GOVERNOR
Secretary of the Interior Ickes
doesn't usually consider himself a
judge-maker, but he is quietly
and unofficially assuming that
role in order to get rid of the
Virgin Islands.
The Governor is Charles Har-
wood, who has been in the hair
of many Virgin Islanders, to say
nothing of Secretary Ickes' own
sparse locks, for several years.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Club Foot

Niece born with club foot, now
aged 5. What clinic or hospital
could perform an operation to cor
rect the deformity? (Mrs. S. M
Answer-The condition should have
been treated. perhaps with bloodleSs
over-correction and series Of casts,
when the child was few weeks old.
Your family doctor can tell you
where an operation may be done.
but la is better to choose surgeon
and leave 1t to the surgeon where
the operation Is to be done.
Doctor Muttered in His Beard
Doctor examing our 6-year- old
son said he had rough tone in his
heart. He explained that the heart
has two tones and one Of his was
rough. Will you please tell me what
this signifies? (Mrs. B. ED
Answer-It signifies the doctor
was trying to impress you or per-
haps he was Just hedging, for if he
knew whether there is anything the
matter with the boys heart he would
say so. Better ignore it or else take
the boy to competent physician
4OI CAoAAAAAldIAOA1 e111O dQF4OC'
Rheumatic
About three months ago you wrote
prescription in your column, but
you stated that it would give relief
from rheumatism in a week. I've
taken it for month, and a remark
able improvement has taken place
in the condition of my knees. and
I can also sleep at night now. Shall
I get refill Of this prescription?
IL. K.) t.
Answer-Certainly I did not state
that anything would give relief from
rheumatism in a week. II you will
tell me the name Of the medicine
you are taking I'll be able to advise
you intelligently. II you refer to
calcium and vitamin D, may have
said that If that can help 1t should
give some relief in a week or two.
If that is 1t, 1t is harmless to con-
tinue as long as it seems to help.
Copyright, 1914, John F. Ollie Coz
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

Modelling is popular profession. Feb
ruary "Coronet" states that every year
100000 women try to crash the gates OF
what they consider the most glamorous
and highly paid profession. The same
magazine states that every year some
thing like $4,000 are turned away. The
profession may be glamorous, and the
pay may be adequate, but from all &C
counts modelling is pretty hard protes-
sion A fashion model has to keep 10
certain size; she has to spend long hours
on her feet. Ask any model if it's easy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

Secretary Of War Stimson made an
eloquent plea for a national service law
before the Senate Military Affairs Com
mittee. The accomplishments he urged
upon the country are unassailable. But
there is still reasonable doubt that ma
tional service would attain them.
Mr.. Stimson asked an end to strikes
and a quickened sense of national re-
sponsibility as a minimum contribution
to our fighting mems morale. But Eng
lands experience with national service
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
Your Health
By Dr.. William Brady

Signed lettaas pertaining to per-
sOnal health and hygiene, not to
disease. diagnosis Of treatment,
win be answered BY DR.. Brady II
stamped self-addreSsed envelope
is enclosed. Letters should be brief
and written In ink. No reply can
be made to queries not conform
ing to instructions. Address DR..
william Brady. National News
paper Service, $40 West Madison
Street. Chicago, Ill
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

Camel food products were never as
popular as at the present time. House
wives buy such products today in a can
that would have caused their mothers and
grandmothers to gasp. Today, however,
most canned goods are excellent, and
there's more truth than fiction in the
expression-fresh from the can to you.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
Selected Poem
THE STATIC SCENE

Colbert Maxwell in the Christian Science Monitor)
Do you remember how the slender brook
wove through the cold
autumnal wood to reach the round pool, black
az MIDNIGHT and bcstrewn with blue with gold
with red leaves lately fallen and the look
of tree and sky clear in the dark water?
Now II we should go back,
the trees would be stripped, the leaves and sky
gone gray
and vet. I think, no matter how dull the day,
we never should see that scene in another way
than the way we saw 1t then: warm colored, bold
and innocent of winter-change or lack
as a thumbed page in a childs bright picturebook
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

Final, accurate
figures are not
yet available for
the year, but this
200,0 900 estimate is
an important fig
ure and is worth
looking into.
The War Labor
Board, through its
regional offices,
handled an esti-
mated 10000 vol
untary wage adj
justlnent case S.
T h e National
Ia h0r Relations
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

the dictates Of justice. what it does
to break him in the matter Of
health = these things are nothing.
The real man Is in the hands OF
Christ. Into his life everyday are
being poured supernatural powers
which are constantly enabling him
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

{ h q t we C q II
triumph over cir
cumstances, no
matter what they
may be.
The Bible as
sures us that
when Christ has
a mans soul
what the world
does against his
b ody, W h a t II
does to beat him
down in spite Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

to live, not as son of earth, but
as son Of Gods eternity.
Jesus Christ did not come into
the world to make our lives easy,
but to make them significant; and
we can trust Him to make them
significant. IT am persuaded" said
st. Paul, that He is able to guard
that which I have committed to
Him against the day"
All Rights Reserved
Babson Newspaper Syndicate
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
Current Comment

A jeep was bracketed by a lot Of
shell and mortar fire. The men
jumped out and ran into a stone
house. Whey they went through
the door, a BOBBY trap went OF. The
house skyrocketed in a burst Of
arms, legs, heads. parts Of the jeep
and masonry. When the smoke
cleared away all I could see was o
black hole in the ground.
Corp. Charles w. King in Italy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
By EARL l. DOUGLASS. D. D.
HE MAKES LIFE SIGNIFICANT

He NAMES LIT u CAU1NAE AOEAN@
AL pagan religions assure their
adherents that absence Of suffering
and trouble is an evidence Of Gods
favor. In the cross Of Jesus Christ.
however, God proclaimed the fact
that life does not derive its signi-
ficance from the absence of hard
ship and sorrow, but from the fact
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac
Sun rises at $40 a. m, sets at $3.50 p. m.
4ar time).
Vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes
after sunset.
The South American and western African
solar eclipse this week Tuesday was only vis-
ible in this country in SIN u territory bord-
ering the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

power is no less than their for
midable defenses. Such ships may
make their marks on the history OF
the world.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

WASHINGTON January of this
letter.
weekag not details
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
Washington Merry-Go-R Round
BY
DREW PEARSON

We Secret Deal Unounded Says Peorson
One Muuo Respect but No Cordial Adirotion
Many Urge Thot Deliver Casualty Messages Soften Blow
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
. NATIONAL
SPOTLIGHT
Strikes Against
u. S. Laws
BY PETER EDISON

BY PETER EDISON
Waterbury Democracy Washington
Correspondent
In good round number there
were an estimated 100000 lahdR dis
putes in the United States lase year
which required the attention and
services of government labor rela-
tons officials to bring about settle
ment without strike. BY comparison,
there were approximately 300 &C.
tual strikes.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Misses and
Women's ApporeI

l7-OrieinoIly 5.o5 Misses Jump
ers, norrow-wole cotton corduroy;
sizes u to l6---------3.ee
I6-OrioinoIIy 5.e5 Two-piece
Jerkin Suits, pIoids in blue, red
and brown; sizes II to l8 in the
5--Orieinolly 3.e9 Misses Royon
Twill Slocks; sizes 4 and 20 -z.s9
Observation-Disclosures
25-Orieinolly 500 one and two
piece Dresses, royon luonno; sizes
9. to l5---- 3.os
7-orieinoIIy 1895 Juniors Roy
on and Wool Two-piece Dresses;
sizes 5 and l7---4.eS
zo-OrieinoIIy 500 to 7.e5 Cot
ton Corduroy and Striped Royon
Jumpers; Juniors sizes--l.ss
The HechtCo., Downstairs, Dresses
3-OrieinolIy 24.5O Misses ALL
Wool Suits; sizes 10 and Il SIS
7-OrieinoIIy 27.5O Misses All
Wool Suits; sizes 10 to ID in
The Hecht Co., Downstairs, Salts
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Junior Miss
App arel

IS Originally 1895 to 39.95 jun
ior Miss" Coots and Suits; dressy
and casual suits; Chesterfield and
boy coots; black, brown and colors,
1888
80 Originally 1905 to 1896
Junior Miss Dresses; royon erepes.
woods; one and two piece styles;
posteI and high shades; sizes 9
to IS 6.5s
II Originally 1895 to l4.e5 Jun
ior Miss" Dresses -4.sS
8 Originally 500 to 1925 Jun
ior Miss Dresses -l.ss
Remember, Junior Miss Is q Size, Not
An Ace
Young Washingtoniam Shop, Third
Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Women's
Underwear.
Hosiery

IS Originally l.8o Wonen's Flon-
neIette Gowns; soiled 81
20 Originally 400 Women's Cot
ton Chenille Robes; broken size
ronee 3.99
IS Originally 3lc Brushed Royon
Feet Warmers; posteIs - Toe
40 Originally 44c Cotton Snug
fit Underwear; regular sizes zse
200 Originally 78c Women's Full
fashioned Royon Mesh Hose; sec
onds and thirds .-- 29e
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Thrift Shop Coats

7-OrieinoIIy 1895 Shortie Coots;
olI-wooI suitine fobrics with cuffs
and buttons Of beover-dyed n,ou-
ton lamb; plum green, terrocotto;
sizes z to l6---15.o
7-MotchIne Wool Skirts 500
Thrift Goats. Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
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Sofas and Chairs

l-OrieinoIIy 1895 Tuxedo Soto,
blue royon ond cotton domosk,
with spring reversible cushions ond
l-OfeinoIIy 1895 Tuxedo Soto,
blue royon and cotton domosk,
with spring reversible cushions and
2-OrioinoIIy 1895 Boudoir Choir
and Ottomon Sets, spring bose con-
struetion. One is white eosheen,
the other blue eIosheen $500
I-OrieinolIy 1895 knuckIe Arm
Chair, ottoched back. Green cot
ton domosk --.- 400
I-OrieinoIly 1886 Boudoir Chair,
blue eIosheen, with spring bose
construction ---..----.--l6 6.95
Sofas and Chairs, Fourth Floor,
The Heehf Co.
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Paints

II Twenty-Five Id. Weighted Floor
Woxers. Makes floor woxino
much eosier $50
Pure Gum SheIoc in white or coIors,
ool. ---------3.6 $50
~ Originally BIS Whitex One
Coot Enamel, washable finish for
kitchens and bathrooms, wolls or
woodwork. White ond ivory. ooI.
2.59
Is Originally $50 Moster-Mode
Spor Vornish, quick-dVine, ool.,
,.7s
10 Originally l.7o Ford Reody-
Mixed Paint. six coIors, ool. l.2s
u Originally l.2e SeIf-Polishine
Floor Wax, hoIf eoI. sse
Paints, Sepenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Women's Hats,
Shoes

~ Originally l.3e to l.se Felt
Febric Hats; beonnies, cheItons and
bumpers in black and coIors. Ad-
iustoble heodsizes 39e
zoe Originally l.eo Women's
Cotton Chenille Slippers; wine or
blue; soft leather soes, low heels.
Sizes 4 to 9 - 81
The Heeht Co., Downstairs Store
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Millinery

Handsome picture fromes for your
fovorite photo or for perfect gifts.
Beautifully designed.
loo-OrieinoiIy BIS Cork Mot
Sets, 4 coasters, 4 mots- s--1.5o
4oo-OrioinoIly 39c Sectionettes
for Dividing Drowers -25e
5o-OrieinoIIy 100 Service Sto-
tionery, WAAC or Novy insignia,
25e
4o-OroinoIIy soc Peorline Pen
cils 25c
1oo-OrIeinoIIy 100 Simulated
SoddIe Leather Writing Coses, 75e
1z5-OrieinoIly 90 AtIoses H.
Iustroted in color --- soc
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Clearance Of
Lamps

S Originally 1895 Shodes for toble
lamps s-lo.ee
z Originally 1895 MetoI Desk
Lonps; sold os is 1899
5 Originally 7.o5 Boudoir Bosses;
sold as is ---- 4.s9
IS Originally 4.e5 Shades for
ooudoir lamps --- 3.9s
10 Originally 5.e5 Royon Shades
for tobIe lamps; sold os is 2.e9
Is Originally 4.e5 Royon Shodes
for bridge lamps; sold os is 2.s9
20 Originally 3.o5 Boudoir Boses;
sold as is 2.99
20 Originally 3.o5 Metal Bed
lonps; sold as is z.49
Lamps, Fifth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
HomeWares

$50 Originally $50 Rubberized
Suit Boos. holds 3 garments, z.4s
II Originally l.98 Metal Stools,
100 Originally rs convos Log
Corriers -----l.5o
so Originally rs Breed and Chef
200 Originally l.98 Toy Chests OF
kroftboord ese
IS Originally l.39 Dunbar Gloss
Drip Coffee Makers ---ese
- Originally l.l9 Mirror ond-
Shelf Combinations --7se
36 Originally CSC Squeeze Window
IS Originally I.5e Rug Storage
Boxes 59e
so Originally SOC Old Hickory Pie
Plates of eIozed pottery -4oe
II Originally 89c Drying Rocks
for stockings ----39e
Homewares, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Originally 81
Neckweor
1.20

81 pieces! Oickies, crisp woist-
coots, in sheers. pioues. in white
or bright coIors. Brighten up win
ter dorks
Neckwear, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Deep reductions I'm this group of
a. FUR COATS

NOTE All original and sale prices include 2o9o Tox
Originally so seoIdyed Coney Fur Coots; full length
Misses sizes s-------- 46. 80
Originally 1850 Beover-d dyed Coney Fur coot, s4so
Originally o5 so Sable dyed coney fur coos full length
Wonen's sizes SO to "A 44.----------------59. s.. 80
Originally los so Jr. Miss SeoIdyed Coney Fur Goats;
box style. Sizes to II in group 80
II Originally 1850 Misses sobIe-dyed Coney seoldyed
Coney Beover-dyed Coney and Squirredyed Coney Fur
Coots; full length Sizes 10 to 20 so
The Heeht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Homewares

a. Originally SOC Printed Cotton
Dish Towels; soiIed- 3ee
II Originally 3.ee Cotton Colonial
Spreads, seconds -----l.99
4 Originally 7.5o Blankets; 500
wool and 500 cotton; 72x84
inches; soiled IS
II Originally l.9e 5-Piece Seorf
Sets; soiled -- 81
8 Originally 3.49 Administer Rugs;
27x45 in; seconds l.99
4 Originally 3.ee Braided Oval
Rag Rugs; soiIed ---- -1.ss
10 Originally LAG Roe Rugs; sec
onds ----.------ 5se
| Originally 4.ee Royon and Wool
Blanket; moeed. Properly
labeled os to wool content) :, 2.s9
Z Originally l.5e Sheets; eOxloS
inches, soiled -. 81
Z Originally 2.5e Both Mot Sets
Of cotton chenille; soiled l.5e
4 Originally 4.se Printed Cotton
TobIecIoths; 4Sx78 in, soiIed,
s.ss
IS Originally 49c Teo Towels;
1896 inches 29e
II Originally |. SO Chicken Feoth-
er Pillows; A. c. A. ticking, 2lx27
in. 81
50 Originally 3.2e White scrim
Ruffled Curtoins; morrow ruffIes,
II in. wide to the poir, 78 inches
long Ivy
$ Originally 5.ee Knitted Soto
Covers tsome with missing pillow
7-OrieinolIy 3.4e Heavy Fibre
Venetion Blinds, 64 inches wide,
29 to 36 inch widths hs----i.29
l-OrieinoIly e.98 Wine Color
Sail Cloth Studio Set, 4 pieces; oil
spotted ------3.99
o-OrieinoIly $50 Quilted Royon
Sotin Three-woy Pillows; ross--$l
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Handbag Clearance

so Originally 5.o5 Genuine Leather Tan Victory Kits,
$50"
Originally 27OO Black CoIfskn Handbags, underorm
STYLES ---- II 90"
s Originally 27OO Red Snokeskn Handbags Il 90"
! Originally 80 Green Lzord Underorm Handbag,
1900"
80 Originally 900 Goroy Fabric Underorm Style Boes,
IS Originally 600 Corduroy and Felt Shoulder Strop
Boes; assorted coIors $50"
Handbags Street Floor, The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Better Coots

l-orieinolIy 1900" Beover-
Coney Trimmed Tuxedo Coot; keI-
ly green, loo9o wool; size IA,
ll4.oo'
,-orieinoIIy 1900 Mink-dyed
Muskrot-trim Tuxedo Coots, lOCn
wool, with tie front; green size
II, tile size Ia, ! gold size q.
$3.50"
z-odoinoIly 1900 Fitted Brown
Dressmoker Coots, loo0o wool;
oII-over embroidery; ! size Is,
i-orioinoIIy 1900 Grey Ameri-
can Lamb lined Chesterfield;
loooo vol, in red; size IS, $3.50"
I-OrieinoIIy 1900 Beover-dyed
Coney-Iined Green Chesterfield,
size l4--45.eo'
i-orieinoIIy $500 Navy Blue
loOoo Wool Fleece Chesterfield,
velvet collar; size 37--2S.oo
l-OreinolIy 1000 Brown lOO%
Wool Fleece Box Coot. by Carolyn;
size -----23.oo
l-orieinoIly 1895 Lilac Ches-
terfieId, 1OOoo wool with velvet
collar; size 10 1900
7-orieinoIly 1895 Fitted Dress
maker Goats, brown, lOO% wool;
sizes Is and l2--- 1900
l-orieinoIIy e9.e5 Lilac Dress
maker Coot, 1000 wool crepe;
size 35h 1900
l-orieinoIIy $500 Hondwoven
Herrinebone Tweed Coot, lOO0o
wool; size Is, in brown 1900
l-OriginoIIy 1895 Red loo%
Wool Fleece Coot. made in Coli-
fornio; box style, poteh pockets;
size lO-----------23.oo 100
l-orioinoIIy 1895 Purple ches-
terfield, Forstnonn's loO9o wool;
size -16.00
4-OrieinoIIy 1895 Fitted Brown
Refer Coots. loooo wool; misses
sizes ------8.6S
'io% Tax Included
Better Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
GirdIes and Brossieres

Is Originally Its NyIon Bros,
100
~ Originally ZOO BroodcIoth
Bros 90
80 Originally $50 Lace Bros, 100
s Originally Its Net Bros 100
Originally 3.o5 Fornfit Ponty
GirdIes; size 26------- 100
IA Originally $50 Roth erection
Ponty GirdIes; small ond me-
dunn .00
IA Originally $50 Ponty Grdles;
sizes IS, 26, 27--3.9S
Cirdles and Brassieres, Third Floor,
Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
20 Originally
1854 Lucite
Desk Clocks
5000

2DIc Tar IHcInded
Mode by Wittnouer, handsomely
styled clocks for superb gifts.
2o-OrieinolIy 35.e5 Wood Desk
Clocks, by Wittnouer --ls.oo
Clocks, Street Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Clearance Of Records,
Cabinets and Record
Accessories

I Originally 1895 Two-tier
Record Cobinet with doors;
floor sompIe 3 34.95
7 Originally 2O.e5 Two-tier
Record Cobinets-eoch holds
20 albums of records, l4.s5
s Originally l2.95 Walnut
finished Record Cabinets,
s.s5
8 Originally 500 WoInut-
finished Record Cabinets;
slightly scratched 2.es
z Originally 400 Record
Coddies; eject so records
automatically 100
IS Originally 2.le Index
Record Coses; each holds 50
records -----l.oo
20 Originally l.5O Record
Racks; to hold SO 10 or II
inch records --- 6se
100 Originally 25c Pkg.
Chrome Needles. PKG. l5e
200 Originally 53c Assorted
Popular Records --25e
Records, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
The Hecht Co. :D0wnstnirS Store C/enrnnceI
Girls Wear

3o-Orio molly 3.99 Suspender
Skirt Suits, nouticoI style, in navy
and red; sizes 8 to e. 42.99
35-OrieinoIIy l.99 Tots Cotton
Dresses, fIorol prints; sizes 3 to 6,
81
z5-OrioinoIly l.ee to 2.ee GirIs'
Dresses, stripes and checks; sizes
7 to IA 81
3o-OrieinoIIy 800 Teens Cotton
Corduroy Jumpers; sizes 10 to lo;
red only ------- 2.ee
l5-OrieinoIly 2.oo to 3.ee Girls
Sweaters, soiIed; yellow and pink;
sizes 7 to Ia 81
25-OrieinoI|y 3.2e Tots ski
Pants, waterproof; small. medium
and large sizes -2.69
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Thrift Shop
Dresses

81 Originally s.95 and 1895
Women's and Misses Dresses; one
and two piece styles; royon erepes,
wool blends; royon aobordines.
500
81 Originally 500 Jumpers; pur-
pie. fuchsio, yellow; misses sizes,
800
IT Originally $40 to s.95 Wom-
ems and Misses Dresses; one and
two piece royon crepes; wool
blends; royon wills 800
All Properly Labeled as to Wool
Contents
Thrift Dresses. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Originally 1895
Chest-on-Chests
1895

Drawers upon drowers furnish that
mueh-needed spoee! In nople-fin-
ished eunnwood.
I-oreinoIIy 800 AII-WoInut
Dresser 6S.S5
l-orieinolly $500 Primo Vero
Veneer on Gumwood Dresser with
Mirror ----------e es.s5
l-OrieinoIIy 42.oo Modern WAL
nut Veneers on ounwood FuII-size
Bed ed------3o 5000
i-o1einol'y 1000 Mahogany
Veneers on Gumwood FuI!-size
Bed ----25 $500
l-orioinolIy $500 chery-Fin-
ished Twin-size Bed $500
7-orioinoIIy 37.oo Mahogany
Veneers on oumwood FuII-size
Beds s----25.oo
z-orionoIIy 5000 Mahogany
Veneers on Gumwood FuII-size
l-orioinoIly 1000 Mahogany
Veneers on oumwood FuII-size
Bed ------------2 1000
l-OrieinolIy $500 Mahogany
Veneers on 0umwood FuII-size
Bed ,--------- 1000
2-OrieinoIIy $500 Mahogany
Veneers on oumwood Full-size
Beds 1000
3-OrienoIIy 5000 Sterling Ook
Veneers on Gumwood FulI-size
OeoS ZU.VV
s-OriainoIIy 5000 Mahogany
Veneers on Gumwood FuII-size
l-OrieinoIIy 1895 Mahogany
Veneers on 0umwood Bedroom
Chair with cloth-covered scot l4.e5
1-OriginoIly Modern Mahogany
Veneers on 0unwood Bedroom
Chair 1898
Bedroom Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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Originally 2.95 to 5.95 Yard
All Wool Fabrics
1.9Q yard

50 yd. Originally 3e5 yd. 1ooq6 wool pIoids--l.es
IS yds Originally 495 yd. loo% wool pIods--l.s9
20 yds Originally sos yd. lOOqo wool pIods 1.oo
10 yds Originally 3.o5 yd. lOO9o wool cootnes, 1.eo
10 yds. Originally sos yd Diagonal weave sitting 1.oe
20 yds Originally 3.95 yd 1oo96 wool suitine- 80
50 yds Originally 3.o5 yd. solid color sutne ----l.ss
IS yds Originally 5.o5 yd solid color suiting 80
80 yds Originally 2.e5 1oO0o wool fIonnes-----l.9e
Fabric Center, Street Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Mems Wear

Is Originally o.95 Mems Trousers;
hord finish fobrics in blue and
brown; sizes 70 to SO in the group,
3.88
"a Originally 1895 and 1895
Mems Suits; worsteds and tweeds
Of all wool. Regular sizes 81 to
40; short sizes 81 and 40; Iona
sizes SO to 40; stout size 40,
1880
8 Originally 1895 Sport coots;
ploids ond checks in three button
lounge model. Sizes IS, SO and
80 IT'S
All properly labeled as to wool con-
tent.
The Hechk Co. D0pnsf0irs Sfors
Evening star., 1944-12-07
Originally lO5.6O
to l26.W
Thrift Shop Fur Coots
$50
20@o Tax Included

<U/C az fHttH0to
Z Originally $500 Grey Dyed
Lamb Goats; MORE finish; sizes s
and l8-------- 5000
Z Originally ll5.2O SobIe Dyed
coney Coots; sizes 9 ond / 5000
8 Originally ll4.OO SeoI Dyed
Coney Coots; l/4O, 4/9, Nl3,
2Jl1 5000
Z Originally 1855 South Aneri-
con Dyed Silver Blended Fox Copes;
sizes ! z and 8-------5o 5000
Thrift Fars, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.