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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11

(2) to achieve the maximum use
of pasture and grazing land :
60 to sell the animal for meat,
before it becomes an inefficient con-
verter of feed into food
"a to stop the loss caused by rats
or spoilage or wastage in other ways
60 to bring about higher stand
ard in health in animals.
True Cooperation \,
Those who are directly concerned
in the production Of swine are about
to have the information that this
meeting developed placed before
them emphatically in the farm trade
papers, over the radio, in lectures,
from the county agents, and through
their own organizations, SO won't
60 into it in detail But the point
that many will not realize is that
here has been real achievement
brought about by the cooperation Of
industry and government.
These hardhearded businessmen
have produced program which
their action committee is going to do
its best to put into effect through the
various means of publicity and edu-
cation which I mentioned. It was
unanimously agreed that the pro-
ducers should plan to finish hogs at
200 to 240 pounds in order to make
more efficient use Of the feed and
for the production Of more meat
and less lard per unit of feed. They
also emphasize the need Of taking
full advantage of clean pastures and
they point out that the saving Of
from per cent to 10 per cent Of
the grain, and from 80 per cent to
40 per cent of the protein supple.
ments can thus be made for grow
ing and fattening hogs. There are
recommendations for the control Of
diseases, parasites and various other
detailed instructions that are going
to be available in attractive printed
form and distributed to the hog pro-
ducers in all parts of the country.
And it isn't Uncle Sam who la
telling 'em."
They are telling each other for
each others benefit. -
BRIEFS:
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Friend in Need

Friend in Need
Married NANNY wife is cook
ing her first dinner. Will you come
along and share it with me?
-Sure-haven' I al
ways shared your sorrows?
A Name for EN-
First SMdent-What do they call those
tablets the Gauls used to yrite on?
Second Student-CauI stones.
Real Need
Customer don't like these pic
lures; they don't do me justice.
Photographer-Lady, what you
want is mercy.
Enough
Henry-I've half a mind to get
married.
Bill-That's all you need.
Another sport in which you can
be penalized for holding besides
football is necking.
Greetings
First Salesman-What do you
sell?
Second Salesman-Salt. What is
your line?
First-I'm salt seller, too.
Shake.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11
BRIEFS:

Two young scientists in India
have succeeded in achieving the
maximum growth Of penicillin in
three days, as compared to the IL
days that are needed for penicillin
mold to grow fully in America and
England, it has been reported.
Yanks on leave in Britain ask for
roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, fish
and-chips and homemade scenes,
while Britishers have taken to
American dishes such as cheese with
apple pie, fried chicken and waffles,
British Information services report.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-05-11
Dollar a Year

Clifford D. Carpenter carries the
title of special assistant to the chief
Of the feed and livestock branch OF
the food production administration
of the War Food administration. :"
For that long title, he gets the short
fee of a dollar a year. He has no
desire to remain a public servant.
He wants to get back to his bust
ness. But he is enthusiastic over the
present swine program which he
and his colleagues of the industry
have worked out, a part Of which is
the conservation, not the waste, OF
feed.
I asked why, when his business
was to sell the farmer as much feed
as he could?
because" he said, 'the success
of the feed business lies in having
efficient customers, not careless
MASTERS. One of the ways we
helped to increase the poultry out
put was to teach the farmer to stop
waste. For instance, you have no
idea how much was saved by hav-
ing the farmer put a rim on the
edge of his feed troughs so the
chicks would not spill almost as
much as they ate, and what saved
even more than that was something
much simpler-we got the farmer to
fill the feed receptacles three-fourths
full instead of trimming"
He went on at some length on
this subject, especially emphasizing
that the interests of the consumer
and the producer are the same in
the end and each profits by the
others efficiency-that, he pointed
out, is the benefit derived from bust
ness in government, one of the good
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12

Squadron. 1t mas been the job of
these men to carry paratroops and
supplies directly into enemy held
country. 1t is our surmise that
1t. Melvin was among those who
were assigned to the work of re-
lieving the pocketed British para
troopers in northern Holland. All
of our readers are, no doubt, IA
miliar with this action. Had it
been successful, the left flank of
our Allied Forces would have turn
ed the right flank of the enemy,
leaving the whole of the Siegfried
Line north of Cologne exposed to
direct attack by our troops. 1t
might have resulted in a much
quicker road to final victory in
Europe had our Allies been able to
make this break-through. This ac-
tion will go down in history as a
noble effort, even though it met
with failure.
Continued from Page one)
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12
Dessert DidOs

Desserts that are tasty and quick
in-the-making are at premium
these days. For busy housewives
have to budget time. And market
shortages make many favorite dishes
scarce. All of which are reasons
'aplenty why you will want to clip
and try these recipes today.
Here are staple fall foods, put to-
gether in new and delectable ways.
Evaporated milk and peanut butter
married to a base of maple syrup
becomes a rich, full-havored ice
cream when it is refrigerator frozen.
Diced apples stepped in orange
juice and honey make a sweetly
savory fruit cup that does double
duty as appetizer or dessert. And
that everyday old standby, cottage
cheese, mixed with egg white and a
good fruit jelly turns into tooth
some dainty when topped with
creamy custard.
So it goes when you mix old fav-
orites with imagination and a touch
of kitchen guile:
Maple Peanut Butter Ice Cream
Combine, 1r,iring thoroughly
~ cup heavy cream or evaporated
milk
K cup maple syrup
2 tablespoons peanut butter.
Pour into freezing tray of refrig-
orator and freeze partially. Stir once
and continue freezing until solid.
Cut in slices and serve, or heap in
sherbert glasses and sprinkle with
fresh raspberries or other berries in
season, or top with a Maraschino
cherry. Serves 2.
Diced Apples in Honey Orange
Juice
Quarter and core
2 apples
Do not peel. Dice into " inch
pieces.
Combine
l tablespoon honey
Juice of " orange.
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CANNING SUGAR

No More Certificates of Purchase
After October 31st
Issuance of ration evidence for
sugar for home canning, preserv-
ing, etc., will terminate throughout
the state effective Oct. 31st. All
consumers who may require sugar
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12
By JEAN MERRITT
Heinz Home Institute

Add diced apples, chill and serve
in sherbert glasses as an appetizer
or dessert. Serves 2.
Cottage Cheese Jelly Whip
Whip until stiff enough to hold
shape, but not dry
II egg whites
Add, blending. arell-
~ tablespoons sugar.
Add, 1niring until combined evenly
Few grains salt
u cup crab apple, ounce or grape
jelly.
Fold in
1s cup cottage cheese.
Place in serving dish and chill.
Top with Custard Sauce (recipe be-
low).
Custard Sauce
Beat until lemon colored-
u egg yolks.
Add
112 tablespoons sugar
Few grains salt
" cup milk.
Cook in double boiler, stirring
constantly, until the mifture coats
silver spoon.
Add
"a teaspoon vanilla.
Chill. Serve over Cottage Cheese
and Jelly Whip. Garnish with jelly.
Serves 3.
Chocolate Creme Pudding
Soften
" tablespoon unfavored gelatin
in
" cup cold water.
Allow to stand minutes, then
heat over boiling water until gelatin
is dissolved.
Beat together until thick and lemon
coIored-
" cup sugar
4 egg yolks.
Add, blending pelJ-
l tablespoon cocoa.
Add dissolved gelatin to cocoa Mir
ture, and let cool until the
mixture starts to gel.
Fold in
" pint cream, whipped.
Pour into sherbert glasses. Chill
until firm. Serves 4.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12
Voters

1 desire to solicit the support of
the voters of Kent County in the
coming election.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12

N1eutIeIIdHedH Artd
Dear Dribbles:
Even though I do not get The
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12

for canning or preserving, and
have failed to make application for
certificates of purchase, may do so
at the local War Price and Ration
ing Board before the close of busi-
ness on October 81, 1914.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12

with you. Missionary meeting,
Monday, Oct. 16 at 7:30 p. m.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. w. H.
Coats, missionary from Guatemala,
c. A.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12

War Bonds give worker and his
family a backlog against the time
when the nation will be readjusting
itself from war to peace.
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12
Church of the Nazarene

Church of the Nazarene, Rev. j.
w. Parkins, pastor, makes the fol-
lowing announcements: The revival
will continue every night this
week. Sunday School Rally Octo-
ber Is. Come and bring someone
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12
Household Goods

Three bedroom suiteS-one ma
hogany, one walnut, and one oak;
one upright piano and bench and
music cabinet; one victrola and
records; two livingroom suites; one
dining room suite-ten pieces; one
radio, several tables of various
kinds; rugs, andirons, window
shades, floor lamps and table lamps
of various types, porch furniture
glider, swing and chairs; one near
ly new Magic Chef gas range, one
Frigidaire, one kitchen cabinet, one
metal utility cabinet, one porce-
lain-top kitchen table, dishes, cook
ing utensils, one workbench with
wise, one nearly new lawn mower,
one 100 ft. garden hose with reel,
gas heater, one automatic gas wat
er-heater, one Seth Thomas mantle
clock, mirrors, desk, 2 trunks, cleo
trio vacuum cleaner, 2 bed springs
and box spring, and other things
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH
Smyrna times., 1944-10-12
The Smyrna Times
Phone b221 SMYRNA DELAWARE

Published Every Thursday Morning by
3. d. HOFFECKER. Owner and Propri-
etoe.
Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July s.
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hoffeck-
er. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to Decem-
Der "a. 1889.
ADVERTISEMENTS - The Smyrna Times
b the business medium not only for the
town 1t represents. but fer the outlying
district of which II ID the center. en-
bracing the towns of Clayton. Kenton.
Cheswold. Townsend, Leipsic. &c. rate
of SO cents per inch an insertion charged
for transient advertising. Season or
yearly display advertising rates quoted
on application. For Sale. For Rant,
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
Inc ono inch space or less. . minimum
charge of so cents par insertion. In
memoriam articles. 10 cents per line per
tssuA. -taAa
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an Independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
1t represents and the State of which 1t
Il 4 part. 1t also gives the items of
importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Del
aware. as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. 31.5o per year. strictly
In advance.
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Living Room
Furniture

2 Originally 1885 18th Century
2-Pc. Living Room Suites. Uphol-
stored in red cotton brocatelle,
1885
IL Originally 1898 Lawson Club
Chairs in green, plum or beige
cotton tapestry 1895
Originally 1895 Barrel Chairs.
Upholstered in beige tapestry,
1855
6 Originally 34.95 Rockers, uphol-
stored in beige tapestry
Originally SOS Mahogany Desk
Chairs 800
Originally 14.95 Shadow Tan
Maple Ottomans, with blue up
Originally 1895 Club Chairs, up
holstered in plum cotton tapestry,
22O0
Originally 1895 Pull-up Chairs,
upholstered in blue and wine
cotton tapestry. Also some in
brown mohair $500
diving Room Furniture. Fourth Floor,
The Hecht co..
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"a Originally 1928
Hickory Rockers
800

In natural varnish finish to with
stand all the elements. Woven
seat and high, comfortable woven
back.
. Originally 24.s1 Willow Chairs
.. natural finish with green cot
filled cushion
l Originally 4465 Wrought Iron
Sleepy Hollow Chair. Green finish
with sturdy green sailcloth cotton
filled cushion. Large and roomy,
1899
Originally 1859 6-Pc. Glider
Cushion Sets. Reversible back
cushions. Seats with flap front.
Green or coral 4.99
IL Originally 1910 Hickory Chairs
with woven seat and back. Rustic
natural finish to withstand the
elements
Originally 9.92 Green Umbrella
Tables 43x26 u Inch top, 221a
inches high. OF sturdy wood with
green enamel finish -6.99
10 Originally 12.75 Redwood Picnic
Sets. 3-pc. Table and 2 benches.
Needs no painting. Weather-re-
Sistant
IL Originally 22.55 Hickory Settees..
2-passenger. Can be left out in
the weather. Natural varnish fin
ISL 1888
(Summer Furniture Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Co..
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Record Cabinets &
Accessories

20 Originally 5.s9 Wainut or Ma
hogany- finish Record Cabinets.
Holds 6 albums of records $50
10 Originally 1885 Record Cabi-
nets: walnut finish. Holds 10 al
buns of records. Has shelf for
loose records 9.SS
IL Originally 2o.s5 Record Cabi-
nets; two-tier Holds 20 albums
Of records. Walnut or mahogany
finish 14.95
100 Originally 2S5 Record Index
Files. Holds 100 10" records. In
dex included
100 Originally Soc National Brand
Needles; permanent type. Plays
1000 records $50
Originally 1.59 Album Of Strauss
Waltzes. Four records and eight
selections included In the album,
1.eS
CRecords. Street Floor, The Hecht cs.)
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Bedroom and
Dinette Furniture

IS Originally 29.95 Maple Combi-
nation Night Table and Blanket
A1UACo 1870
IA Originally 25.oe Fruitwood Twin
size Beds l7.95
20 Originally $500 Lime Oak Twin
size Beds
Originally 24.00 Lime Oak Twin
size Beds 1000
3 Originally 34.00 Lime Oak Twin
size Beds $500
4 Originally 93.75 5-pc. Briar and
Maple finish Dinette Suites. Table
with four chairs. Red simulated
leather seats 1898
bedroom Furniture. Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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FamOuS-make Part
Wool and All Wool
Blankets

IL Originally 5.49 Beacon Murray
Blankets. Reversible. Rayon and
cotton. Size 72x84 inches 2.99
Originally S.96 Pearce Patriot
Blankets. 800 wool, 20% rayon.
Size 72x84 inches 5.99
81 Originally 1875 Mariposa Lana
moor Blankets. 800 WOOL 20qe
rayon. Size 72x84 inches 7.99
Is Originally 1895 Gibboney Free
dom All-wool Blankets. Size 72x84
BLANKETS. Fifth Floor, The
Hecht Coz
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Lamp Shades

20 Originally 1895 16" Cone
shaped Rayon Taffeta Shades.
Combination colors, flesh, rose, wine
or eggshell l------------1o.s5
20 Originally 5.95 IA to is inch
White Rayon Satin Shades. Dainty
blue-howered ruching or rose ruff
lies ---'''S
20 Originally 4.95 8" Boudoif
Shades with double ruching in
rose tones ---I.SS
20 Originally 2.95 Drum Table
Shades in plain white or white
with tinted linings----------1.95
20 Originally $50 g. Boudoir
Shades. White with peach ruffie,
1.25
Group Of Originally 1.s5 to 5.95
Shades (as Soc
lamps Fifth Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Stationery

lis Originally $50 Khaki Shoe
Shine Kits 75c
100 Originally zoo Khaki Money
Belts with upper top and pro-
tective flaps LOO
Is Originally 298 Khaki Simulated
Leather Writing Kits I.49
200 Originally 100 Simulated Lea
ther Writing Cases, military pat
tern, navy or tan n--75
30 Originally leo Boxed Stationery,
so large sheets. so envelopes Soc
STATIONERY. Street Floor. The Hecht Co,
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Gift ShOp

81 Originally LOO Orchard Crystal
Tea Sets. 4 peach-shaped tea
plates, cups and saucers- sc
ITO Originally 100 Orchard Crystal
Peach Salad Dishes. 8-pc. set, sc
95 Originally 100 Orchard Crystal
Peach Dessert Dishes. 8-pc. set, sc
800 Originally 2Sc to SEQ Artificial
Flowers. Daisies, roses, poppies, eta. =.
1sc to 1.So
(Gift Shop, Seventh Ffoor,)
The Hecht Co..
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HOmeWares

403 Originally 1.79 Stirrup Pump
Insecticide Sprayers. All new leo
Sc Originally 1.19 Metal Ammuni-
tien Boxes. Useful for bonds. Olive
drab finish 7Sc
400 Originally 79c Enamel 2-cup
DripoIat0rs. Seconds ------39c
6S Originally 2.9S and 1893 Wood
Radiator Covers with mirrored tops.
24"x30" size 1.49
loo Originally 49c and 1.49 Yard
Sprinklers. All new. " price,
24c and 75c
SOC Doe. Originally 1.29 to 1.49
Doc. Quart and n Gal. Canning
Jars. n price or less; doz..
SEC to 75c
36 Originally 1.69 Grease-saver
Units. All
10 Originally 3.s5 Bread Boxes.
Side opening. All new----1.95
50 Originally 100 Handy Indoor
Dryers. All Soc
(Housefurnishings, Seventh Floor. The
Hecht Coz
a
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NegIigees

IL Originally 1899 Printed Rayon
Shantung Housecoats ----- 8.99
I Originally 1899 Printed Rayon
Shantuns Housecoats --- 7.99
4 Originally 1899 Printed Rayon
Housecoats S.99
20 Originally 4.S9 Seersucker
Bunch Goats 1888
tNeslisees, Third Floor, The Hecht CO..
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Spreads and Drapes

So Originally 1495 Tailored
Spreads. Heavy rayon. Single and
double sizes. Brown, dusty rose.
blue and green -9.95
Al Originally 1898 TAILORED Drapes
to match spreads. Brown, dusty
rose, blue and green -7.95
tBedspreads. Sixth Floor, The
Hecht Coz
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BrOadIOOIlr Rugs

Originally 1850 9'x22' Rose
Gmperfect -----------1 1880
l Originally 1910 9'x2I Blue Cm-
perfect) 1850
1 Originally 2OO.95 9'x1910" Taupe
/ Originally 1880 9'x1S' Cedar
Gmperfect)
1 Originally 1925 9'x18'6" Rose
Gmperfect) -1O6.5O
i Originally 1880 9x164" Peach
(imperfect) $3.50
l Originally 159.48 9'x15'8" Sand
(as Isl $3.50
1 Originally 1880 9'x15 Rose
Gmperfect) $3.50
Originally 100.75 9'x13'6" Sand
Gmperfect) 1850
1 Originally 101.10 9'xl3' Rose
Beige Gmperfec0 1850
l Originally 165.00 12'x16'6" Sand
GmperfecD -------------1 1850
1 Originally 124.S0 PKG Beige
(aS Isl ---------------- -S6.5O
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TEENS, APPAREL,

81 Originally 599 Teens Sunback Dresses
Is Originally 695 Teens Muicoor Striped Pnafores
Originally 1895 Teens Sheer Cotton
Is Originally 5s9 Teens Cotton Pnafoes2ss
8 Originally 1.99 Teens Blue Cotton Shirts LOO
Originally 1885 Teens FIowered Rayon
treens Shop
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Appliques for
Home DESIGNING

542 Pieces Originally zsc to 1.s5,
now 10c to Soc.
CNotions, Street Floor. The Hecht COY
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Just 32 Gallons
Originally 1925 Gal.
Whitex Interior
Gloss Paint
..'. 2.59
Washable finish for walls and
woodwork. Choice of white and
ivory.
16 Originally $50 Cal. Monad
Quick k-drying Floor Varnish. Clear
and colofs. Gal
IL Originally $50 Gal. Moleskin
House Paint. For general use in
side Of out. colors. Gal I.69
"a Originally 100 Old English
Household Cleaner. For painted
surfaces, upholstery, Venetian
blinds. Gal. 09c
IA Originally 2.25 Gal. Red Metal
lie Roof Paint 1.79
paints. Seventh Floor, The
Hecht COD
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Originally 3.95
Au-Weather Jackets
2.98

152 Of these really versatile jackets that ideal
weather alike They're material process
that sheds
ordinary weatheproo clothes chilly
early fall, loungng house.
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GIRLS APPAREL

36 Originally 1875 195 check plaids sizes
TO
Originally 1895 Girls Spring Coats pads
IA Originally 2ss and 35S Girls Play Suits
Broken
64 Originally 29s Girls Shorts and "Smay Pants sizes
20 Originally 299 and 3SS Girls Slaks
20 Originally 165 to 229 Girls Sport Shirts striped cotton
seersucker sizes to 14-----------1es
Originally 1.7s Girls Skirts sizes and
40 Originally LOO Girls Sun Back or stripes
Sizes Z to
IA Originally l55 Girls Striped Overals
10 Originally 195 Girls White Open 7sc
Is Originally ls5 Girls Handbags in pink
"Incrudn0
(Girls Shop Second
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Children'S Shoes

200 Originally $50 Jr. Miss Nom
Rationed Play Shoes, canvas uppers,
rope sole. White, natural, green,
sizes to 100
272 Originally 3.45 Misses Nom
Rationed Play Shoes, canvas up
pers, compo soles. White or white
and multicolor, sizes 10i2 to 3, l.49
21 Originally $50 Oomphie Bed
room Slippers, white or yellow.
Broken sizes S to 1.49
(Children's Shoes. Second Floor.
The Hecht CO..
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.JEWELRY

u IL W IL
81 Originally 1so Plastic Pins Necklaces pink
Originally 240 Plastic Necklaces blue.
Originally 1.20 Plastic Necklaces
20 Originally 4.80 to Shell Earrings,
24o" to $500
1o Originally 24O TO $50 Lady the Dark Pins
80 Originally LEO Pins Bracelets Necklaces plastic wood
'lncludins soss Tar
The Hecht
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Just 800
Originally 1.69
to 2.98
Pillows
LOO

Plumply cotton-f filled with Home
spun printed Cretonne and Chintz
covers. Both corded and fringe
styles.
(Drapery Shop Sixth Floor. The
Hecht Co..
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Originally $50
Cotton Chenille
Bath Mats
2.99

Only 50 in pastel colors Of green,
gold and pink. Slightly soiled.
Gath Mats, Fifth Floor. The
Hecht Coz
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Girls Underwear
50 Originally 100 Girls White Cot
ton Slips, sizes 8 to 1o-----5Sc
(oirls Underwear. Second Floor.
The Hecht co..
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900 Prs. Originally
l.25
Cotton Mesh
Hosiery
5Bc
BOYS Furnishings

50 Originally 1.25 Boys Short
sleeve Knit Shirts. Broken sizes. 79c
50 Originally LOO Jr. Boys Knit
Shirts, short sleeved. Sizes 4 and 6,
Soc
Is Originally 1.99 Khaki Wash
Slacks, Sanforized, sizes 1 to 10,
las
20 Originally 1.99 Sanforized Wash
Shorts in brown. Sizes to 10 l.19
50 Originally S9c Jr. Navy Officers
White Hats Soc
20 Originally 1.25 Blue or White
Caps Soc
tBoys' FURNISHINGS Second Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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Originally 2.l7 and 2.43
WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS

good Designed with curved lines
fit body wrinkle free collars that need starch All
sanfozed shrnk Buy them while have size
l4a to H.
SIS 3l5 Patterned Shirts Ideal
collars regular soft collars
madras broadcoh materials Sizes
Men s
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TOiIetrieS

1S0 Originally SOC Major B Vita
AAAluo SCC
Isl Originally LIS Major B Vita
minis Sc
20 Originally t25 Major b Vita
387 Originally 89c Lotus Sanitary
Napkins, package of Co 19c
Isl Originally *1.20 Locks-up Hair
Lacquer Pads S Ties
20 Originally 1888 Quart Bottles
Pine-scented Bath Liquid 1877
Including 2Gcc Tar
tToiletries, Street Floor, The Hecht Coz
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BETTER DRESSES
Originally 7.85 and 8.05
Summer Dresses
800
Just IS Of hemi plaids pastel cAnabrsys
and prints Sizes and women IN the group
Originally 1895 Summer Dresses
4.99

Lush printed spun rayons and seekhttng rayon Jerseys
trim checks and natty striped chambrays
in broken sizes for misses and
30 Originally 14s5 to crisp eyeet pique dark
rayon shee higtond pastels Even 2pece bmbergs
few evening dresses too! Broken
888
20 Originally 1898 to 22s5 Dresses choose airy
bemberg chiffon prints
sizes for misses and
10 Originally SIS to 2995 Dresses chamers!
bmbergs* with lingerie touches printed
taf1eta slips Sizes for misses and
REG. U. S. Pat. off,
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Originally 7.95 to
l4.05 JUNIOR Miss
Dresses
5.88

Young, bright little summer
charrers-and only 50 Of them on
hand! Included are daytime and
formal frocks-solid color and
printed cottons. Sizes 8 to IS IN
the group.
sRemember-Junior Mss IS aae.
not an ace
(Youne Washingtonlan Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Just 100
Originally 3.25
Cotton Shag Rugs
Approx. 2l"x36"
l.99

For bedroom, living room, foyer
or bathroom. Easy to launder.
Pastel shades of blue, rose, green.
gold and peach.
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Handkerchiefs

200 Originally 29c Women's Sheer
White Cotton Handkerchiefs, patri-
otic motifs -------------------Hc
100 Originally 1Sc Mems Cotton
Khaki Handkerchiefs, regulation
tHandkerchiefs. Street Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-08-24

As Originally PATS Rayon Suits
Single and double models in grey and tan Plain
and striped models Regular, 1885, 1887, 438. 739, 640
T42 3/44 3/46 long, 1888.
Originally 1775 Gun Club Check Suits single breasted
Regular I40; short, 1885, long, 2l38 240-
Originally $500 Sheldon and Society Brand Sport Coats
Regular 49, 49, long, 1885,
26 Originally 595 Rayon Stacks Sizes 80 to 50 wast345