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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Calendar Of Social Events
THURSDAY

Methodist WomanS Society birthday
1880 at church.
Presbyterian Womens Union, o'clock in social the
church Miss Ida Clark will speak art in Worship"
Queen City Tent Hive Of Maccabees. 1880 GAR. Hail.
St John Altar Society cooperative luncheon recreation
rectoTy, $3.50.
American Legion Auxiliary
last
YPsanu Commandery Tempar stated
cave 1890 Order OF Red Cross will be conferred Masonic
Temple lodge
COng egAional Womens Guild with Melencamp
Priscilla Guild of Congregational Church. O'clock
aid Exelby
Lutheran Brotherhood o'clock church
IEaak walton League, 1880, Knights Of Pyhias Hall.
D. b. Bunco Club, 8 O'CLOCK with Mrs. Gardner Hueet.
ST. Lukes Auxiliary Guild, luncheon
meeting 2:3O Church House Bring thank offering
Washtenaw Women Golfers
at Country Club
Red Cross surgical dressings, five Wech Hail.
at ST. Lukes Church House to ( o'clock
fpsan Teachers Credit Union. o'clock Charles
Hall. faculty mems lounge.
Frospeet Chd study Club o'clock with
Normal st. with Mrs George Milne Joseph schar
pat as cohostesses and Mrs j. Cleary
Womens Missionary Association Baptist Tabernacle
o'clock at the new Tabernacle, 21s e. Forest Ave
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Bngbt autumn Flowers
Mark Mons Annlpyrary

khaki uniforms, from Jimmy
Hunts dance studio, Bobby" Ad
ans. Bobby" and Barton Brad.
ley.
Miss Warmers lovely vocal solos
were Mother OF Mine" by II. 7.
Berleiger and "Smilin' Through" by
Arthur Penn.
Miss Marian Evans favored with
several plano selections. the first
one being a group Of service songs,
which was followed by THE Butter.
fly" by Chopin and "Valse Arab.
esque" by Lack.
Mrs. Grace Chaffee, Dearborn,
first Michigan state president, and
one OF the MONS organizers, brief
ly reviewed the history OF the or.
ganization beginning with It's form.
alton in 1871 with a small group OF
Dearborn women. 1t is continually
growing and has units in many
states and has a national organiza.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
First Tea of Year
Enjoyed by Scouts

Girl Scout troop No. 10 under the
leadership OF Mrs. Geraldine Tay-
lor and her assistant Mrs. Rosalie
Kersey, had their first tea OF the
season at Harriet School.
The meeting was opened by sing
ing America, followed by BILLY
Boy. Mrs. Taylor then gave a
talk on Progress of the Troops"
and the Scouts repeated the Scout
promise. laws, slogan and motto.
Another sopg, Row. row. row
your boat" preceded the present.
ing OF the pins by Scout mother,
Mrs. George Goodman. The Scouts
receiving the pins were: Azzie Ad-
die, Joan Baker, Betty Henderson.
Ernest Ruth Horn. Francis Luten,
Nancy May Hook, Shirley Ann
Taylor, Olive Trigg. Delena Wilson,
Betty Wilson, Betty Jacobs, Cath.
crime Sullivan, Eliza beth Jefferson.
Tea was served and the meeting
closed with the singing Of the ma.
tional anthem.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04

Flowers in bright autumn colors
graced the parlors OF the American
Legion home for the second annual
birthday party OF unit number ten,
Mothers OF Men In Service. Tues
day evening. The guests, thronging
the rooms between the hours OF
and 10 o'clock. viewed the fine
display OF photographs OF the sons
OF members arranged on tables
throughout the parlors, and were
delightfully."- entertained with q pro-
gram OF music and dancing ar
ranged by the chairman. Mrs Faron
Hayden, past president.
Instrumental music supplied by
q trio composed OF Donald Carlson,
Misses Barbara Warner and Mary
Lou Metcalf, provided background
music for one half hour preceding
the program, which was opened
with a clever military dance by the
Three BIS" three little boys in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Boosters Win in
Volleyball Series

Winning four out Of five games,
the Brose Boosters defeated the
HOLDEN Hotshots in five game
volleyball series Tuesday evening
in the Village community gym
nasium.
Members OF the Boosters consist.
ed OF Alfred Brose, captain, Louis
Balmes, Russell Brown, Robert
Stevenson, Ray Arnold, and Carl
Lindell.
Captained by Norman HOLDEN,
the Hotshots were composed OF
Rev. George Jerome, DR.. Malcolm
B. Rogers, Wesley Mott, Robert
Kidd, and Lawrence Johnson.
The next volleyball series will
be between the Brose Boosters
and the Servaites Sporters from s
p. m. to 8 p. m, Tuesday, October
10, in the Village community gym.
nasium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Willow Run Calendar
TO-DAY

TODAY y
d. m. to 8 p. m.-Altar Boys
Society potluck dinner, ST. Alexis
community hall.
1880 p. m.-Special meeting open
to persons interested In organic
ing new Boy Scout troop. 81. Alex
Is library room. ~
1880 p. NJ South American
Dance Instruction Night, Lodge au-
ditorium, sponsored by American
Legion.
D. m.-Bridge Glasses, Recrea-
ton Community Trailer.
Z p. m.-Basketball. volleyball, :.
badminton, Roosevelt High Schools
p. m. TO 9:45 D. m.-Youth
Center Activities, Village commun-
ity building.
$3.50 p. m, $3.50 p. m.-Tennis
Glasses, bomber plant courts.
IL noon, 8 p. m.-Swimmins
School (women only, Roosevelt
High School.
$3.50 p. m.-Willow Run Child~
Care Committee meeting, Village
management office.
12 noon to 1880 p. m. $3.50 p. m.
to p. m.-Registration for gen.
eral election. Ypsilanti Township
residents, Midway community bldg.
D. m. to s p. m.-Registration =,
for general election, Superior {.
Township residents. fire-police-ga
rage building. off Stamford Blvd.
THURSDAY
$50 p. m.-Spaghetti Supper, So
cial Club, st. Alexis community
hall.
1880 p. m. to 10 D. m.-Willow
Village Tenants Advisory Commit
tee, Village community building. -
IL noon and D. m.-Horseback
Riding Glasses, Golfside Academy,
sponsored by Local so UAW-CIO.
1880 p. m. to Q .. m.-St. Alexis
Circulating Library, Open to resi-
dents.
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Helen J. Harvey
Reported Missing

Miss Helen Jean Harvey, 932 z.
Heath CT, has been reported miss
ing to the Willow Run sheriffs
department by Miss Peggy Perry,
$50 Z. Heath CT, with whom Miss
Harvey has been riding daily to
work at the bomber plant. For
two days, Miss Harvey has not
appeared for her ride or at work
and Is not at her residence.
Twenty one years OF age. Miss
Harvey is five feet and six inches
tall, weighs about 100 pounds, and
has light brown hair. The last
time she was seen, she was wear.
ing light blue Stacks, white shirt,
red coat, and brown slippers. Her
badge number is BID. $3.50, Dept
94S,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
University Women
to be Tea Guests

Mrs. Leslie Butler Is opening
her home to Ypsilanti members OF
the University Women for a tea
Friday afternoon from to 8.
Sam whitman. acting director OF
the newly established Huron Val
ley Children's Center, has been
asked TO talk TO the group about
the purpose and needs OF the Gen.
ter.
Mrs. Butler will be assisted by
Mrs. II. z. WILDER, Mrs. s. f. Fag.
erstrom, Mrs. Harry l.. Smith, Miss
Edith Schneckenburger, Mrs. James
r. Breakey, Mrs Karl Tunnicliffe,
and Mrs Robert X. DALEY.
Mrs. Annis Dexter Gray enter
tanned her sister and brother.in.
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Denton, Mi.
Ian. Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald spent
Sunday evening In Detroit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Voters May
Register Now

Willow Run residents who have
not registered for voting In the
general election may sign up today
and Thursday at the Ypsilanti and
Superior Township headquarters
the township clerks announced to-
day.
In charge Of Mrs. Lillian Shep-
pard. Ypsilanti township clerk,
registrations will be taken at the
Midway community building at
Clark Rd and Midway Blvd. from
IL noon to 1880 .. m. and from
$3.50 to s D. m.
Emil Lidke, Jr., Superior town
ship clerk, will take registrations
at the fire-police-garage building
off Stamford Blvd. from l p. m.
to 8 D. m.
The last date for registration Is
October IS. Those persons who
do not register during the two-day
period will have October Z. IA,
and Is to register at the residence
OF the Ypsilanti township clerk,
2103 w. Michigan Ave, while the
Superior township residents may
register at the home of Mr.. Lidke,
2791 Harris Rd.. on october Is.
The Willow Run war housing
project is situated In both the SUI
perior and Ypsilanti townships,
the boundary line running approx
imately halfway through the hous-
ing project parallel to Holmes Rid.
To be eligible to vote, person
must be a United States citizen, in
the precinct for at least 20 days
prior to the ensuing election, In
the state OF Michigan for at least
six months, and be 81 years OF age
or over
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Fifty Attracted
to Dance Night

approximately 50 boys and girl.
attended the Learn-to-Dance night
Tuesday in the Village community
building, Alfred Brose, recreation
director. reported today.
Following an hours period OF
ballroom dancing instruction, the
group participated In practice steps
to recorded music. Miss Rae Lar
sen, recreation leader. supervised
the dance program, a weekly event
on the public school recreation
schedule.
Attendance at the dance instruc-
ton class has increased within
three meetings from % TO so.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Service Briefs

Cpl. Leroy Bevier. 321 s. Pros
pect st., Is home on a ten.day fur.
Tough from the Army Air Force sta.
ton At Sioux Falls, Iowa. Cpl. Be
vier, who has received training a.
a lower turret gunner, is q former,
M.s.N.C. student.
1t Harold Harner Is home on a
fifteen day furlough. He will return
to San Marcos, Texas. for further
orders.
Second Lieutenant Joseph A.
Mueller, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
eph Mueller, $3.50 Whitaker Road. =
has arrived at Randolph Field TO
take training as a pilot instructor
of the Army Air Forces Training
Command.
Seaman &c Jack A. Suggitt ar.
rived home on a ~ hour pass, which
was extended to a five day leava
through the aid Of the Red Cro5sS
when Seaman Suggitt told them he
was to become a father. His daugh-
ter was born Sunday. At the end
OF the leave he will return to
Washington. D. c., where he Is sta
toned.
Pvt. Dorothy Robinett has firAt
ished her basic training In the
Womens Army Corps at TT. Ogle-
thorpe, Ca, and is now stationed
In the Post Office division OF the
Army Air Base at Selfridge Field.
Mt. Clemens. She Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinett,
l73 Elder ST.. and before her en-.
listment in the WACS was eng,
ployed in the post office at Willow
IAd0a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Wheel Chair Will
be Given Hospital

Mrs. Edmund Hewitt was hostess
for the September meeting OF the
Past Presidents Club OF the Degree
OF Honor. Tuesday evening when
plans were made for assisting
Boyer Hospital. 1t was decided to
donate n wheel chair and to hold a
sewing meeting for the hospital
Oct. %, at the home OF Mrs. James
Hart.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs
B. R. Burbank, served refresh
ments at the close OF the evening.
Fourteen were present.
Mrs. Russell Geib and Mrs. Bur
bank will be hostesseS for the Nov.
7 meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
New Scout Troop i,
MAY be Formed

Open to persons interested In
organizing a new Boy Scout troop
within the Willow Run area, a
special meeting has been called for
1880 this evening in the librarYk
room OF the st. Alexis Community
Hall at Holmes Rd. and Midway
Blvd. Father c. A. Murphy, an.
nounced today.
AT the present time. there are
three Willow Run Boy Scout troops
including Troop 81 at Ross School,
Troop SO at Foster School, and
Troop SO at Spencer School. ThSt,
weekly schedule Of the Boy Scout
program opened Tuesday night
when all troop members attended
reorganization meetings at the re-
spective schools.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Firemen to Assist
in Scrap Drive

In cooperation with the scrap
paper drive, the Willow Run area
fire department will accept resi-
dents waste paper collections at
the fire station No. at Midway
Blvd. and Clark Rd. The donations,
which should be properly tied or
bundled, will be later turned over
to the Ypsilanti waste paper col
lecting agency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
RESIGNS POSITION

Mrs. Julia Parker has resigned
her position It the Willow Lodge
Dormitories as accounting and pro.
perty clerk. the personnel office
reported Tuesday. Mrs. Parker,
who had been employed by the
Federal Public Housoing Authority
for the past 20 months, is resign
ing because OF illness.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Fifteenth Wedding
Anniversary Marked

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill celebrat.
ed their fifteenth wedding anniver-
sary Tuesday at a dinner at their
home on Tyler Rd. The guests were
Mrs. Hills father, Arts Vealey, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Mathies. Mrs. Evelyn
Crimes and daughter Patricia, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Cots and family,
and Robert Lovaas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill received many
lovely gifts. The evening was spent
playing games.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Elect Officers

Women's League OF Cleary Col
iege has elected new officers. They
are: Frances Williamson, Durand.
president; Evelyn James, Detroit.
vice president; Jeanne Gallagher,
Ann Arbor, secretary; Arlene
Thorn, Eloise, treasurer. Plans were
made for a very active and success
full social year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
To Be Installed

Thee American Legion Auxiliary
installation meeting, postponed
from last week, will take place
Thursday evening at the Legion
home. The newly elected officers
will be installed by Mrs. Ben Alder,
Ann Arbor, the new department
president OF the state OF Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04
Receive Deores

Seven candidates received the
Fellowcraft degree at Tuesday eve
ning's special communication in the
Masonic Temple lodge room.
James Beach, worshipful master,
presided In the East and an
nounced the regular communication
next Tuesday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04

Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, Toronto,
Ont, and Miss Marie Wheatly, Da-
vision, Ont, spent the week end
with their cousins, Mrs. Sarah
Bridges and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mcdonald. Hemphill Rd.
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Infants Shop

10 Originally 5.SS Plaid Jer-
kin Suits in yellow and beige.
Sizes 3 to Ok 3.S5
; Originally S.ss Herring
hone Tweed Jerkin Suits.
Rose or red. Sizes 3 and
81 Originally 3.ss and 4.Ss
White WafBe Weave Pique
Pinafores. Broken sizes Z
to 6-------z.SS z.SS
- Originally 1.39 Blue
Striped Two-Piece Cotton
Knit Suits. Sizes l and 2.
e9c
8 Originally 2.9a 2-Piece
Brown Checked Seersucker
Sun Suits. Size only, for
girls s--------1.SS LBS
Is Originally 2.ss and 3.ss
Tots Summer Sheer Dresses.
Broken sizes 3 to 6x- I.S8
; Originally 1.aS Blue Poke
Straw Bonnets for tots.
Broken sizes S5c
- Originally 1.95 Roller and
Poke Straw Hats in rose or
blue with navy band and
streamer. Broken sizes 95c
dnfants' Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht CO..
CAN merchondise properly
labeled a. to Dooi contentJ
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House.
FURNISHINGS

Is Originally 2.ls Waste
Baskets. Sold As Is 7Se
- Originally 1.N Trouser
Creasers. As is 39c
: Originally soc Arao Moth
Proofer - SO
80 Originally l.sS Wood
Charm Shelves -- 7se
3 Originally SIS Garden
Jeeps 3.SS
1eo Originally &c Two-Cup
Dripolators. Sold as is 3sc
Is Originally l.50 Sandwich
Knives 7Sc
- Originally ..ss 70 5.os
Mirrored- Top Radiator Cow
erS --4 - 1.4S
1ee Originally zoe Tronser
Hangers lee
(Housefurnishings. Seventh
Floor, The. Hecht Coz
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MOnad
Aquatone
2.98 sci.

Thins with n gal. Of
water. Dries in an hour.
Use it on wallpaper,
brick or painted surfaces
Washable! And 1t
comes in 10 different
colors. =
MonAd Rubberite Semi
Gloss. Excellent for
kitchens and bathrooms,
walls and woodwork.
Choice Of IS colors. Gal
lotl $40
Fl Originally 3.1s Gal.
White and Ivory One
Coat Enamel. Washable
finish for kitchen, walls
and woodwork, gal, z.59
Is Originally $50 Gal.
Monad Quick drying
Varnish. Excellent for
floors and woodwork.
Clear and colors,
gal, 3.S8
IL Originally LIS gal.
Ford Ready-mixed Paint
for general use around
the house gal., 1.39
Is Originally eco Red
Metallic Roof Paint. Pre-
vents leaks, protects
metal gal, 1.69
rs Originally 2.3S No
Rubbing Floor Wax for
wood, linoleum and tile,
gal, 1.69
paints Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Coz
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Originally 0.95
FluOreScent
Desk Lamps
7.90

The nearest thing to day
light lighting! Handsome
fiuorescent desk lamps-per-
feet for students. for you
who work at home at night.
- Originally s.ss Pottery
Lamps -----7.S 7.SS
/ Originally 17.S5 Pottery
Lamp ------ 1885
l Originally 44.ss Crystal
Table Lamp - 34.S5
1 Originally 24.ss Royal
Haeger Table Lamp 17.s5
1 Originally 1295 Colonial
Table Lamp 3.95
10 Originally 1888 Hurricane
Prism Lamps -7.sS
l Originally 1888 Aqua Pot
terry Table Lamp 7S5
/ Originally 1890 Floor Lamp
1e.ee
Is Originally ESQ Rayon
Boudoir Lamp Shades, las
, Originally 1.ss Flowcred
Lamp Shades ----.s Csc
2 Originally sos Rayon Taf-
feta Shades 3.S5
l Originally s.95 Rayon Taf-
feta Shades --5.S5
lamps, Fifth Floor,
The Hechts Coz
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Boys
Furmishim0s

14S Originally leo Cotton
Polo Shirts in solos. Sizes
8 to IL in the group ssc
IS Originally LES Cotton
hirts in multi stripes.
Broken sizes 1 to Is In the
: Originally 1.ss Khaki Wash
Longies. Size s---ss ssc
50 Originally 1.ss Cotton
G Gabardfne Wash Shsrts.
Tan. blue. brown in the
group. Sizes 8 to IL las
Is Originally 3.Ss yr. Boys'
Cotton Gabardine and Ray
On Wash Siacks; tan. blue
and brown in the group.
Sizes 5 to IL $50
IL Originally 1.ss Jr. Boys
Cotton Wash Stacks in tan
and blue. Sizes 8 and 10,
100
I Originally $50 Cotton
Gabardine Leisure Jackets.
Tan only. Sizes s and 8,
lee
IS Originally Lea Gotten
Knit Striped Polo Shirts.
Toddlers' sizes 3 to 6--5ec
II Originally lee Gay
Striped Cotton Polo Shirts.
Jr. boys sizes 4 and g. -7se
1lS Originally LIS Jr. Boys
Bright Colored Cotton Knit
Shirts. Sizes 4 to 6--l.W
boys Furnahines. Second
Floor, The Hecht co..
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81 Originally as Pine.
Scented Bath LisuA l.e7s
81 Originally LIS Majer y
Vitamins .---------I.3s
81 Originally Ats Psinted
Weed CsDpacts for loose
81 Originally ass Plastic
Cempacts for loose powder.
2.Ss
II Originally 1.2s Major y
Vitamina --y. So
ses Originally ase Pkg. Of
- Lotss Sanitary Napkins,
1es
riscindiRs SOS r4x.D
(Toiletries. Street Floor,
The Hecht CO..
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Carpets
and RUGS

30 Originally 1898
Embossed Pattern 4x6-
II. Rugs 8.95
10 Originally l1.ss
Embossed Pattern
33x57-inch Rags, S.ss
20 Originally SIS En-
bossed Pattern 23x4e-
inch Rugs 2.S5
80 Originally ass En-
bossed Pattern 22x36-
inch Rugs I.S5
IS Originally 1850
Scall0ped Hand Made
Hooked Rugs, 30x6O-
inch SIS
50 Originally SIS Seal
loped H 4 n d M . d e
Hooked Rugs, 34x48-
inch 3.S5
80 Originally SIS 70
1875 Broadloom Car
pet Remnants see
Is Originally 323 to
see Broadloom Carpet
Remnants - 1890
Is Originally Sci to
$27 Broadloom Carpet
Remnants 1900
tRugs. Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-08-03
CLEARANCE OF TOILETRIEs

341 Originally lie Ansehl's
Liquid Stocking I2es
1Se Originally See AnsehPs
Bsse-Tex for Liquid Hose,
les
- Originally 1.zs Miners
Liquid Leg Make-Up 3ec
80 Originally ssc April
Showers' Face Powder. Dis
continued box --47cs
~ Originally lie Lacks -Up
Hair Lacsser Pads 7Ies
lsl Originally ssc Major B
Vitamins Sse
81 Originally Ice Shower
sprays -------- 74e
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Clearance of
Handkerchief

so IrreyuIars 1Se Mems
Khaki Handkerchief s--es
1ls Originally asc and sSe
Women's Handkerchiefs . .
lush cotton prints In q W.
riety Of patterns ana colors,
lie
thandkerchiefl Street Floor.
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1944-08-03

10 Originally 3.2s Misses Open Tee
White Strap Sandals. Rationed, broken
sizes 9n to 2h-- l.sS
Is Prs. Originally 7.5e DR.. Locke ira
ttsned) Brown Wing Tip Oxfords for
the Jr. Miss. Sizes 5 to l0---S.ee
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CLEARANCE OF
COSTUME JEWEIRY

500 Originally 1.2o Plastic
Necklaces. Pink, blue, green,
60c*
20 Originally z.40 Plastic
Necklaces in pastels 1.20s
100 Originally l.20 Plastic
Pins. White, blue, pink. 6ecs
$50 Originally l.2e Plastic
Earrings -- -6Ocs
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CHILDREN,S SHOES

SO Prs. Originally ESQ and 2.65 Boys
Rubber -Soled Nom Rationed Sandals.
canvas uppers. Sizes to 61.45
Is Prs. Originally 40 Misses white
Open Toe Ankle Strap Rationed Play
shoes. Broken sizes, 1914 to - 2.s5
chidrens Shoes, Second Floor. The Hecht CO.
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81 Originally
100 Miniatures
I0c

Nice assortment to choose
from! In . variety OF types.
1 Originally 1885 Mirrors,
30x40-inch 7.S5
Z Originally 1899 Gilt
Framed Mirrors 500
Is Originally 4.Ss Assorted
Pictures --------1.S0
- Originally Lee Assorted
Pictures 2Qc
IL Originally 2.S5 Assorted
Pictures. All sold as Is, Ice
pictures and Mirrors, Fourth
Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-08-03

80 Originally 1.2e Plastic
Bracelets. White, pink, sscs
50 Originally 4.ss to 1899
Gold Plated Sterling Mexi-
can Pins --z.4sa to s.eOs
los Originally 1.1A .Lucite
rms 30ca
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ChiIdren's
Hosiery

500 Originally 2Sc and 39s
White Cotton Socks for boys
and girls. Sizes S1a to l01a.
loo
(Children's Hosiery, second
Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Is Originally 2.ss Green slickcrs, sizes
8, II and I.Ss
10 Originally lbs Raincoats. Sizes
l Originally s.ss B,ue Flannel Coat.
Husky" size 10 10------ 3.8S
{ Originally 1875 Jr. Blse and Brown
MaSkinawa Size SO
svarsity shop. second Floor, The Hecht Cob
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GIRLS. APPAREL

10 Originally 2.S9 Print
Pinafores. Broken sizes 7
to 14- l.S9
SO Originally leo Red or
Blue with White Striped
Cotton Halters. Sizes Z to
IA
30 Originally 2.2s Cotton
Seersucker Sport Shirts, red
or blue. Sizes Z to IA 1.65
6 Originally $50 Chubby"
Playsuits. Sizes 7 to 8 years,
2.99
"a Originally 2.ss "Chubby"
Shorts. Sizes 7 to 14---1.49
30 Originally 1.55 Blue or
Brown Spun Rayon Overalls.
Sizes 7 to 12------1.0
20 Originally LIS Dirndl
Floral Print Skirts. Sizes 3
to 14------1.ee
40 Originally 1.s5 and 2.S5
Summer Straw Hats 2Sc
ioor, The Hecht Coz
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ORIGINALLY 200 TO 2.08
NECKWEAR
LOO

Trim dickies for your suits and siit-dresses Rayon
crepes and cotton piquessome tailored others bearing
bovs. Also sheer rayon collars.
Neckwear, Street Floor Heeht co)
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Just 10
Originally 20.05
Solid Maple
Wing Chair
1900

Just 10! Those wonderful
Sleepy Hollow wing chairs
that at into any living room,
den or bedroom.
l Originally 1S4.Ss Georgian
Sofa In blue cotton brocade.
77.es
8 Originally 1888 Modern
ShaAsw-tan Maple Sofas In
blue or green cotton tapes
try --------------4l.oe
/ Originally ss.ss Wing Chair
In rose cotton tapestry. 1898
5 Originally s4.s5 Attached
Piilew-bAck Club Chairs,
33.ee
> Originally 1885 Queen
Anne Pull-up Chairs in
brown mohair or blue and
wine cotton tapestry ---1s.es
3 Originally 1885 Knuckle
Arm Lsess Pillow Back Club
Chair In wine cotton tap
estry y.--------.------1z.e0
! Originally 4S.Ss Attached
Hi1lew Back Club Chair in
rose cotton damask----a2.ee
5 Originally 34.Ss Solid
Maple Wing Chairs In blue
cotton tapestry 1880
(Chairs. Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1944-08-03

$50 Prs. Originally 1873 Non -Rationed
Leather -Soled Pigskin Mexican Sandals,
Sizes 4 to 79s
14o Prs. Originally 3.45 and 400 Jr.
Miss Nom -Rationed Piayshoes. Sizes 4
to 245
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Originally l.5O
DreSdemite
Flowers
LOO

Colorful. washable flowers in
= pert little pottery elephant
container. just 135 in all!
~ Originally Zoe Dresdenite
Flowers in Bowl 1.zS
: Originally l7.s5 Cocktail
Bars :. with removable tray.
Blonde finished hardwood
36 inches high. Folding legs.
1855
/ Originally 24.95 Tea Table
lin turquoise and white.
now l2.S3
50 Originally lee Set Apple
Shaped Salad Plates ef
crystal glass =. Set of Z, CSC
t0ift Shop. Seventh Floor,
The Hecht COL