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Evening star., 1945-08-03

Peter j Hadiis, 35, and Dorothy H. Will
liams, 22 both Of 1881 Penn st. ne.
Thomas w. Hill. 26 and Helen " Wire
35. both of Bethesda. Md.
Ruben L. Grymes. "a. 1913 Ames st. ne.
and Elizabeth K Davis, 27, Chevy Chase
Md.
Doyal D. May. 90. 3rd st. me-, ant
Sarah F. Puckett, 27, 2126 r st. NV.
Joseph @ Jones, 81, ouantico,, Va, snc
LeRs RntR w. sen ss centT. HAIL. Pa
p.an.rt MARY E Halls assIloraRR q; quincy Mass
Flossie Smith, 27, New Glasgow. Va.
Silvis. J., Coniglio. "A. .3618 Park pl, NV.
and Christine E. Grifone. 20, us Upshul
Russell 4. Brooks. 21, and Caroline E
Barnard, 2l. both Of 1000 Cathedra
Emerson a. 3. wachob. 22. and Eileen e
Schnute. -18. both of 1918 B st. ne.
Robert J. Young, 20. Presaue Isle, Me.
and Madelyn E. Custer. 20. 1908 Flora
Stanley Z. Smith, 20, Front Royal, Va.
and Alverta G. Martin, 20, Arlington
Va
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13
MINUTE MAkE-UPs

Al Monroe Of the Chicago Defender has return
ed from New York City where he covered the Ink
Spot, case feature Viii follow Los Angeles
Pitts-Courers Herman Hill recently Chicago suf-
fered at the hands OF footpads Who relieved him
Of TO bucks. his expense money and railroad fare
back home 1t IS alleged that Metz Loohard is
the Charlie Cherokee Of the Chicago Defender
wonder?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13
THE LowDowN ON THE SHOWDOWN

CHICAGO -tCombnrd NonslAper,) Qler Is
nc DaSaldo l,lpr. for sale That goes Tor We Sf,
too large. nd-.;s,ieff oss paper eplored a. coarse.
pulicda orcr Dy featuring wnte Wa toffeSp"aNsW oh
its floir iaee- instead ~ rs many Negro ~a writers
Thst ia ,,ened ne rasi vces 1aNlcab drNefs 'tih
,rbae MA ,oI5re3 Arc catching "t' n his towD ms
writing Fourtgtu sStl nabed % 'Ae resen arN
Danny Barley has been more recently sip
ping drinks with Roma Jackson after sa~ng hours
sy;,h Cab Caowavs band Joe Williams, who
erooned songs with Lionel Hsmptons band for spell
according TO Sam klaman OF the Cincinnati Recording
COMPANY viii be featured two sides anent
Around the Clock Blues" and Dogs and Cats
These recordings viii be available this month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13

Tiny Pattons hve- piece band is being plugged BY
Sadie Carmichael nevspaper~oman OF this city
:. She claims this band tops Helen Evans Da-
Wis formerly Of the Nuts club. in town and looking
good being escorted too by the one and only Mar
shall Bynum Berry Brothers South Amer
lea BY now. after ~ovng no end at Mike DeLisas
cafe on the southwest side Of town.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13

Pepper TAYLOR Of Danvlle H., visit
in the Chicago niahteries The Mocambo club
folded shortly after New Years opening and that threw
Ella Fitzgerald out of Chicago engagement 1t
reported that Sally Rand will reopen the spot but
nothing has been said about colored talent shows
Downtown fheater.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-13

s1so- --ss ~n7'r'e etc GO ,'srs .'~of
= zee srst-s.'-1 ~s1o~ Fl sra 'e,>'oc1
i.'., ~-e s,>.>'e Ge7-s os,, zee a"s' 49,
100 i~sei ~syt 60 ca 2 ~1p iofffe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-26
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Two divorce cases were entered and five were closed out in the U. s. District Court here yesterday af- ternoon:
 Filed with the Clerk of Court were actions brought by Marion Stanworth Rhodes against Albert Elliott Rhodes, and by Marie Fox Rom- berg against Joseph Romberg. There is neither property nor children in dispute in either action. In her complaint, Mrs. Romberg seeks re- storation of her former name, Marie Fox. Incompatibility is the cause of action in both cases.
 Divorce decrees were granted by Judge George F. Alexander to:
 Rose E. Chittick, Pelican, from e. R. Chittick; David Woodring from Anna Woodring; Mary E. Bean from George L. Bean; Gertrude G. Me- Nabb from William M McNabb and Elsie kasko from Edwin Kasko.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-26
ELEVEN ARRIVE ON
 pAA PLANE; 19 OUT

Pan American World Airways flew the following 19 passengers to Seattle from Juneau, yesterday; Sam Asp, Maud Asp, Sven Asp, John Johnsons John Leontowich, Doris Nelson, Alvin Anderson, Fred Muh- Ter, Norman Kelly, Lois De Vern- iefo, Eleanor Hilhr, Shirley Joe Hilber, Julia Bartle, Joe Diamond, Carl Hogan, Joe Clark, Harry Jacky Yvonne Cooper and Kenneth Allen.
 To Fairbanks: Mary Scott, Wini- fred Scott, Katherine Scott, Earl McGinity, Ray Harrington and Ser nice Harrington
 Incoming passengers from Seattle were: Maj. John Derring, Capt. Will liam Canty Lu Housley Clara Tobin, Walter Calhoun, Francis Fabian, Joseph Ibach, Shirley Ibach, Olaf Westby, Harold Lynch and William Viera.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-26
BETA SIGMA PHI
 STARTS FALL RUSH

Twenty-four members and guests of Beta Sigma Phi sorority enjoyed Ia progressive dinner party Sunday evening. The first course was ssrv- ed in the Baranof apartment of Mrs. Joyce Williams. For the main course the group had reservations at the Geld Room. Going on to the Gla- eier Highway home of Mrs. Lee Dun lap, dessert and coffee were served. A social evening followed which in- cluded musical selections by Miss Dorian Barnes, talented local pian- ist.
 The affair was one of the several social events scheduled for the sea- son in connection with the groups plan for Fall rushing for new mem- bers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-26
W00DLEY AIRWAYS
 HAS NINE FROM WEST

Woodley Airways brought the fol- lowing nine people to Juneau from Anchorage yesterday: Bishop Fitz- gerald, Lois Deverniero, Julia Bartle, Eleanor Hibler, Joe Clark, Joe Dia- mend, Gust Haller, H. A. Jacky and Carl Hagan
 Outgoing Anchorage-bound pas sengers were: D. F. Davis. William Viera, Harold Lynch and Francis Fabian.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-26
ATTENTION REBEKAHS

Pot Luck Dinner at 6 Wednesday evening, Sept. 26. Regular meeting following. Roll call
 ISABELLA JORGENSON, el0,074-t2) Secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16

Miscellaneous tor Sole
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
l8-CountrY PropertY-Sdle
TWEED JOLLY

LISTINGS WANTED
GA Main Phone 474
7-l8
4e OR 80 ACRES good corn or veg
etable land in early district. Part
ly planted to permanent crop.
Plenty we'll water with concrete
pipe lines Close to town and
schools, Box 466, Coachella. 72f
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
HIGH KICKER PAINS cor

CHEYENNE. WyO.. July 16. oUP,
One Cheyenne police officer re-
Gently learned the real meaning OF
the expression "a pain in the neck
and how! A woman. resisting Of
ficers who attempted to arrest her
on charges Of drunkenness and
causing a Disturbance kicked the
policeman in the neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
ll-Houses for Kent

FOR NT-Unfurnished house
and 10 acres Of land. Central Main
Drain and Dahlia canal. Sam
Harmon TIT
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
6-Help Wanted
Phone 100


WANT person driving to Imperial
every day around pm. or 4:3O
pm. to carry papers. Apply Art
Davis. POst-PreSs.
YOUNG LADY for pleasant, inside
work in newspaper office III BraW-
ley Permanent to right girl. APP
ply Post Press, Fl Centre
WHITE HOUSEKEEPER wanted.
Mlddle-aged or elderly woman
preferred Good wages, room and
board. 724 Hell or Phone 1868 1923
AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity in
advisory capacity for sincere cul-
tural woman over 35 needing
steady income Must have initia-
tive and pleasing personality.
Write Box 672. POSt-Press. 7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS

O14 MALI IllOilG I ~
7-l9
FOR SALE 90 acre ranch. all in
alfalfa. 6-room house, all modern
convenienceS. Place equipped with
chicken, hog and dairy equip
ment VIII sell with or without
tractor and equipment Located
miles east and miles north on
HiWay Ill. Jones. 7-2l
/ FOR SALE acre, 4 rooms mod
ern house, wired for elec. stove,
plenty shade. water and lighting,
! nice system and elec. water heat
( ter good fences. Ideal for poultry
| ranch. Immediate possession
Leaving Valley If you want a
, suburban home with all these
! cOnveniences. then don't miss this
chance. First house west Of Ever
, green cemetery. 7-l8
FOR RENT-15 acres north Of El
, Centro city limits. Phone Imp.
/ 349l. TIT
l9-CitY Property tor Sale
~~~-~--~->~7~~~~>0~o~~~~
FOR SALE-Practlcany new FILA
house. Modern in every way Hard
wood throughout. Insulated air
ducts and cooler Nice lot, good
| location s6750.
! TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
| $40 Main Phone $50
7-l8
FOR SALE Furnished house in
! Guiding electric refrigerator and
stove. bedrooms and screen
/ porch. Good location. south side,
close in. $4,000, $4,000 cash.
, TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
7-20
/ { BEDROOM furnished home Own
! er leaving, Possession by 18th.
t TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
! 52O Main Phone $50
7-23
2 BEDROOM Apt. downstairs fur
niShed. Groom Apt upstairs. I'M
mediate possession $4,000
KATE OLDHAM
l27 No. 9Th e Centre
~
FOR SALES bedroom home Oh
south side. See Starr Won Fuss,
664 Holt. 7-l6
FOR SALE Immediate possession,
? bedroom house Cooler. just
painted. cleo water heater. 682
FL Centro. Inquire TOO FL Centre.
TIT
FURNISHED two bedroom house.
Can be seen evenings from six to
eight. 4l8 No. F. St. Imperial 7-l9
FOR SALE-3 bedroom Stucco Car
peted, 4 rooms, 2 coolers through
ducts. elec. water heater, double
laundry trays. large lot. S5800
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
7-2l
-FlIr1IfIIra ff,r Snlo
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
''DEAN''
CORNs WIN HIS DISMISSAL

CLEVELAND. July Is. CUPl-
Il work hard at the foundry. I'm
on my feet all day long and I use
the knife to cut my corns." That
statement won dismissal on
charges of carrying too long a
knife when Tom Moore. 48. war
plant worker, appeared in police
court here
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
You Can Talk to Man Classified Ads Thousands

business Services
WILSON'S MEC LINE SHOP
1922 Main St.
PHONE 30
81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16

AIIENnON
RANCHERS &
FARMERS
CASH LOANS AVAILABLE TO
FINANCE CROPS AND
VEGETABLES.
Quick Action!
CONTACT BOX 632
Go POST-PRESS
DISTRIBUTOR wanted; pre-cut
utility houses and garages EX-
elusive territory, excellent oppor-
tunity. Very small investment Box
670, C POst-Press. 7-l9
l0-Apdrtments for Rent
BROOM APT with bath ana screen
porch. Apply at rear Of 2ll South
E St, Imperial. Or Phone Imp.
1901 7-l9
ll-Houses for Kent
FOR -Unfurnished house
and 10 acres Of land. Central Main
Drain and Dahlia canal. Sam
Harmon. TIT
l2-Wonted to Rent
WANTED by permanent middle
aged couple one or two bedroom,
unfurniShed house. Must be south
side location. Contact Box Goa, 0
Post Press. SO
WANTED House for Marine and
wife who is expecting baby Will
pay up to $50 a month. Liberal
reward Call days Meas, Ext 1923,
TiSgt. G. E Nelson TIT
PERMANENT Federal officer wants
to rent furn. house with 3 bed
rooms or 2 bedrooms and sleeping
porch. Will rent now or in future
Call or write Inspector Sheriff.,
U. S. Border Patrol. 1925
MARINE lieutenant and wife need
furnished apartment or house for
summer or longer No pets, no
children. Phone 1900, Ext. 46l. Lit
Winkler. 7-19
WANT TO RENT furnished house
in E. Centre Permanent. Call
Mrs. Phillips, 1507-W. 7-2O
l3-Rooms for Rent
~0O~-o-~-~-~~~~~~-~-o-~-0
LARGE room for rent to couple.
Kitchen privileges. Apply No. IS,
9Th ST. CaleXiCO. 7-l9
LARGE sleeping room with cooler.
No couples. 780 Brighton. TIT
SLEEPING room, linens not fur
nished. Single person preferred
764 Olive Ave, El Centre. TIT
l5-Summer Homes Sole, Rent
LOVELY 4 bedroom, IL baths, fur
nished Pine Valley home for sale
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phone $50
1923
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
ATTENTION
RANCHERS &
FARMERS
CASH LOANS AVAILABLE TO
FINANCE CROPS AND
VEGETABLES.
Quick Action!
CONTACT BOX 632
Go POST-PRESS
l0-Apdrtments for Rent

BROOM APT. with bath and screen
porch. Apply at rear Of 2ll South
E St, Imperial Or Phone Imp.
1901 7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
l2-Wunted to Rent

WANTED by permanent middle
aged couple one or two bedroom,
unfurnished house. Must be south
side location. Contact Box Goa, c 0
POSt-PreSS 8-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-16
w. E. HANCOCK
Since 1914 The Farm Land Man"
IA miles west of Court House
PHONE 689
A T T E N T I 0 N
l7-CountrY PropertY-Leose


LARGE-SCALE VEGETABLE
OPERATORS
For Rent-Up to 1900 acres finest
soil for winter vegetables, 80 miles
south Of Coalinga Huron district
to which soil is superior and eli
mate SUMMER during winter,
practically no fog. 1900 gallons
per minute good irrigation. Water
available from September 1st on,
but land available now for work
ing. We have equipment and men
to work land to your specifica-
tons at your expense. In other
words. all you need is competent
supervisor.
CECIL F. WHITE
Phone Fresno 4-5931 days
1866 Nights
Evening star., 1945-03-15
HomeWores

17-orisinaIIy z.99 BIonkets;
$3.50 cotton and so wool; sec
onds --------------I I.SS
z4-orisinolIy ST kona aAIIersie
Pilloweoses; soiled 49e
5-orisinaiIy l.s9 Chicken
Feather Pillows; covered with
A. c. A. cotton ticking; 7x2o
lo-orisinoIIy 7.5e Cotton Ros
Rugs; 27x45 inches: soiled l.59
l2-orisinolIy I.99 Royon and
Cotton Seorf Sets; 5 pieces;
soiled St
lo-orieinoIIy l.7o Royon and
Cotton I q bic Cloths; 52x52
inches; soiled ST
5-orieinaIly 4.eo cotton Colo
niaI Spreads; full size; seconds,
2.9e
5-orisinolk e.es Cotton Twill
Printed Dropes; so in. wide, IA
yds. long 2.99 pr.
sz-orisinoIIy 4.so Floroi Print
ed Priscillo Curtains; u in. wide
to the poir;; 81 inches long,
z.e9 pr.
z5-orieinolIy z.9o TO 3.9o cur-
toins; odd toilored and ruffled
curtains in few-of-o-kind styles,
i.oo
3-orisinaIiy s.98 Reyon Tos-
feto Spreads; rosedust color; dou-
BILE size 3.o9
"a Yds.-orisinoiIy, 36e Rem-
mont Of coIored Parachute Cloth;
bright red or gold, ideoi for pill
low covers: VI to VI yd. lengths.
Zoe yd.
The Heebt Co, Dowsssairs Store
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Clearance! WooIwoite Rugs
and BroodIoom Remnonts

] Originally 1860 Brood
loom Remnont, lO.4xo.5
#. Green 1895
! Originally l25.ls Brood
loom Remnont, o.8xl1.3
#. Green 1895
Originally 1878 Brood
loom Remnont, 8.3xl0.o
#. Beige 1895
! Originally 1888 Brood
loom Remnant, 8.llx7.5
#. Green So.95
I Originally so.S8 Brood
loom Remnent, e.exe.l #.
Blue --..- 59.9S
I Originally s5.o5 Brood
loom Remnant, 1882 #.
Rose se-----59.95
I Originally sz.4o Brood
loom Remnens, 1861
#. Blue - 1925
! Originally 1885 Brood
loom Remnant, 1905 #.
Rose ------4o 1925
] Originally 85.l5 Brood
loom Remnopt, 7.4xl0 #.
MoresQue 1895
] Originally 1880 Brood
loom Remnant, 6x7 #.
Beige --4 1925
| Originally $500 Brood
loom Remnant, S.5x6.5 #.
Blue 3oos
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Corsets

J Originally $50 Renso Moser-
nifty corsets; brocoded royon;
large sizes --1.00 90
l'orisineIly 7.5o Even PuI Back
Lace Foundatien; size $3.50
/ Originally $50 GirdIe; royon
sotin; Tolon Upper; size III short,
ZOO
! Originally $50 Renso Back
Lses feundotion; size "a 90
] Originally $50 Ledy Diano
Boek-Laee Foundation; front
hook; lace top; size 46--2.50i
~ Originally 1863 Even PuI
Brossieres; cotton broodcIoth; low
cut; sizes 80 and "a 90
5 orisinelly $50 Ponty Gisdlss;
royon sotin; elostic sides with
Talon zippers; Size 78z.oo
The Hsckf Co.
Dowsstsirs Store, Storfsweay
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Boys Furnishings

20 Originally 7.e5 Wool Lined
Corduroy Joekets-Brown, blue,
maroon; broken sizes 4 to 10.
Properly lobeled os to wool con-
40 Originally 3.ss Jr. Wool coot
Sweaters-with cloth fronts and
Upper closing. Sizes a to 81 $50
IS Originally LIS Light Blue
Denim Dunsorees. broken sizes,
l.3s
80 Originally 100 PopIin Jockey
Cops, all sizes --------59e
20 Originally I.5o Prep Boys
Knitted Tie and Suspender Sets
In college stripes -- soc
so Originally Oversees cops-in
school colors, with school names,
Use
SO Originally 55e College Knit
Striped Ties --l Zoe
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Girls and Tots Wear

5 Originally 5.ee Teens Benso-
line Pinafore Jumpers; sizes II
and l3--------z.eo l3
so Originally 3.ee Girls Dresses;
prints and solid shades in one
and two piece styles; sizes 7 to
"a in the group l.9o
2S Originally 2.29 to z.o9 Girls
Dresses; ploids and prints in one
piece style; sizes J to Ia in the
group
rs Originally I.4s TO 2.s5 Girls
BIouses; checks, pIoids and solid
white; soiled. Sizes 7 to IA, 7ee
% Originally l.5e to l.oe Tots
BIouses; in white with red or blue
trims; and some in red and blue
checks; sizes 3 to s 6--79e
IS Originally I.9s Tots FIoroI
Print Dresses; sizes 3 to s 100
20 Originally 1863 to 1.es Girls
Felt Purses; applique trim soc
The Hecht Co., Downsfairs Store
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Clearance of Points

SO Originally z.e8 RexoI Gloss
Enamel; washable finish for in
terror wolls and woodwork. White
or ivory Col.
- Originally $50 Duxbok Alum
inum Point. for retoi or wood
surfoces. inside or out, 3.49 Col.
II Originally $50 Monod Floor
Vornish; quick-dyine. for floors
ond woodwork. Choice of cleor
or a stoin coIors 3.98 Col.
Is Originally 3.25 Floor and
Deck EnomeI; for wood or cement
surfoces. Five colors 7.79 Gel.
Paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
CLEARANCE OF LINENS

I-orisinoIIy SIS Hend-
Embroidered Bridge Cloth,
500
l-orisinoIIy $50 Cotton
Domosk Cloth -. 3.99
l-orisinolIy 500 Print
ed TobIe Cloth ----3.99
2l-orisinoIIy 5.9s
Shower curteins ----3.99
i-orisinoIIy 500 2-Pe.
Both Nat Set. twisted
loop ~----- 800
26-orisinolIy 3.59 Pos
tel n o m e spun TobIe
Cloths ----2.9o
3-orisinelIy 4.s9 Em-
briodered kinon Dresser
Seorfs -----2.99
iz-orisin O lily 4.s9
Shower Curtains --2.99
4-orisinoIIy $50 Print
ed TobIe Cloths, 5ox7o
inches ------2.99
2-orisinoIly $50 PasteI
Homespun TebIe Cloths.
ITS
3-orisinoIIy $50 Hond-
EN- bro i'd cred Modeiro
Seorfs ---2.75
4-orisinoIIy 3.99 En-
broidered Seorfs 2.59
-orisinoIly 3.5s Hond-
Mode Dresser Seorfs, 2.59
.l-orisinoIIy $50 Print
ed Tobie Cloth - dom-
ooed; sold os is---l.99 is
5o--orisinoIIy 2.5e and
z.s9 Mexiean Homespun
TobIe Covers -1.99
l-orisinohy 2.9s Print
ed Toble Cover --l.99
l-orisinoiIy 3.e9 String
Rug, 22x4O inches. sold
os IS --1.9o
18-orisinoiiy 18 3.99
Waterproof Bathroo m
Dropes, sold os is l.s9
lo-orisinoIIy 2.2s EN-
broidered Seorfs >1.79
2-orisinoIIy 2.es Hond-
Embroidered Seorfs - l.69
l37-orisinoIIy l.ss TO
z.2s Three-pieee Chair
Beck Sets ----1.39
l2-orisinaIiy l.7s
M exiean Bridge Toble
Cloths ~ l.zo
4-orisinaIIy I.7e EN-
broidered Three-pieee
Vanity Sets ---1.29
Evening star., 1945-03-15

3s-orisinolIy l.5s to
l.99 Assorted Dresser
Seasfs ------l.00
4s-orisinoIIy l.3s to
l.s9 Asserted Dresser
Seorfs -------89e
ISL Originally l.l9 As
sorted Seorfs -------79e
6o-orisinolIy 100 Cot
ton Leee Dresser Seorfs,
69e
ls-orisinoIIy l.os As
sorted Seorfs ------59e
lo-orisinolIy l.39 TO
l.7e Teo Cloths 5oe
65-orisinoIly 7ee' Print
ed Teo Towels ---49e
52-orisinoIly l.29 to
I.39 Homespun Seorfs, 49e
I9-orisinelly 100 En-
broidered Guest Towels,
49e
I-orisinelIy LIS Three
Piece Vanity Set t-----4ee
7-orisinaiIy 7se Assorted
Dresser Seorfs ----49e
! 7-orisinoIIy sse Home
spun Doilies -----49e
1-orisinaIIy l.l9 Lid
Cover, gold ---49e
4-orisinally 69e Assort-
ed Dresser Searfs 49e
45-orisinoIIy 69e Em-
broidered Guest Towels,
zoc
4e-orisinoliy 5se As
sorted Napkins DE
l6-orisinoIly 25e and
39e Homespun hopkins,
l9e
i77-orisinalIy 4se As
sorted Place Not poiIies.
ice
l7-orisinoIly see Print
ed Guest Towels ---l9e
145-orisinoIly 89e As
sorted DoiIies --19e
4l7-orisinoily 4se
Printed Cork Mats --I5e
Ioo-orisinolIy 3se As
sorted DoiIies Zoe
53-orisinalIy 59e As
sorted Napkins --I0e
75-orisinaliy 100
Khoki Utility Aprons, Zoe
23-orisinoIIy 2ee As
sorted Napkins, sold os is,
Sc
l22-orisinoliy 2se Cork
Mots, sold os is--5e
Linens and Domeshcs,
Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15

] Originally ee.oS Brood
loom Remnant, 7.ox6. 6 #.
Rose se-.3o.o5
I Originally 7i.3o Brood
loom Remnont, 8x7 #.
Blue ---39.95
I Originally e7.oo Brood
loom Remnant, 5.4x7.8 #.
Beige 3o.95
! Originally 44.ss WOOL
woite Rug. 4xo it,, z4.95
s Originally 44.s5 Wet
tone Rugs. oxl2 IT,, 1895
I Originally 44.25 Brood
felt Rug, 9sl5 it,. 1925
IS Originally 1875 WOOL
woite Rug. 3Ox6o it,,
1895
! Ori9inoiiy 500 Brood
felt Rug. ex8 ft.---Io.e5
IA Originally 1895 Wool
woite Rugs, 27x48 inches.
s.s5
8 Originally 1926 Wool
waite Rugs, 24x36 inches,
4.95
All sold as is!
All sales final!
Rags, Fourth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Is Originally $50
RECORD CABINETS
3.oo

Walnut or mahogany finish gum
wood cabinets, that can double
as an end or lamp tobIe. Holds
6 albums conveniently.
l-orisinoIIy 22.5o Deco Two
Tier Record cobinet. Hond-
rubbed wolnut finished gunnwood
holds 20 albums. Floor
sample le--i6.5o
3-orisineIIy 1895 Two Tier
Record Cabinet with doors. Choice
Of wolnut or mahogany veneers.
Holds "a albums. Floor samples,
1895
l5o-orisinoIIy l.5o Record
Rocks. Atwood will hold
SO ten or twelve inch records, s9e
25-orisinoIly l.5o Permanent
Needles that play 1000 records,
S9e each
25-orisinoIIy z.s5 Record
Cases with index. Holds 100
records 2,2o
2oo-orisinoIIy 53e Assorted
PopuIor Records Of weIl-known
artists and orchestros -z5e
Records, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Boys Clothing

Originally z4.95 Leisure coot;
brown suede Ieother with oIl-wooI
back and sleeves. Size 38 8-1s.95
Originally 2l.25 AII-WooI Blue
Herrinsbone Suit, size 38, 1895
z Originally l4.s5 Reversible
Moekinows, size l6 9.o5
z Originally 21.oo AII-WooI Ton
and White Herrinsbone Leisure
Suits, size l6 -9.95
! Originally 1875 Ton Herring
bone Suit, size l6 6-----9.95
| Originally 1855 Glen Plaid
Suit, size IA l4-------e.95
I Originally 1875 Blue Corduroy
Sport Coot, size l4---5.SS
Originally s.s5 Grey FIonneI
Sport Coat, size 8, husky 4.S8
s Originally 7.s5 PIeid Moeki-
naws, size 4.S8
Boys Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15

Slippers for Men, Women
and Children

and Children
36-orisinoIIy z.95 Misses and
Women's Slippers; sotin and fob
ric stepins and strops; broken
7l-orisinaIIy 1.ee Misses and
Women's Black Sotin Pompoms;
low heels; hard Leather soles;
sizes 4 to 9 in the group 40
o-OriginoIiy 2.I9 chiIdren's
Bunny Pol" Slippers; Sheorlinq
uppers; soft leather soIes; broken
sizes -------.l.49 40
I5s-orisinoIIy 2.e5 chiIdren's
Slippers; fIorol printed royon
benaoline uppers; leather soies;
or spun royon uppers in light blue
or pink with leother soles; sizes
27-orieinoIIy 3.4e Mems Black
operd Slippers; leother inner
Innings. hard leather soIes; bro
ken sizes
8-orisinoIIy l.ze Men. Felt
Slippers soft soIes; broken
sizes 7oc
The Hech Co.. Dowxsfairs Store
Evening star., 1945-03-15
ChiIdren's Apparel

II Originally 500 z-Pe. BoIero
Dresses, with suspender skirts.
Spun royon and cotton. Solid
colors-eorol, aqua blue. Sizes
10 Originally 800 Striped Cotton
Dresses; with white pique and
loce trim. Red and blue stripes
on white. Sizes 7, 8, IL -2.9s
IS Originally $50 Spun Royon
and Cotton Print Dresses. Navy,
brown and red. Sizes 7 to II,
2.ss
10 Originally z.5s AII-Wooi Slip
over Sweaters; navy, red, green.
Sizes s to 10 l.oo
II Originally $50 White Pique
Blouse; ideoi to wear with boIero
Chiidren's Apparel, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Women's Underwear.
Hosiery, Handbags,
Neckweal

NeckWeor
I5o-orisinolIy 5ee to 6oe
Women's Royon indies; seconds,
. 39e
3o-osisinelIy LA Womsn's
Brushed Royon Bedjaekets; soiled;
teQfOSe
3-orisinoIly 3.2e Womsn's
Cotton Houseeoots; soiIed -l.7o
20-ovisinalIy 7.o9 Women's
Cotton Chenille Robes ss---4.ee
2oo-orisinolIy loe Women's
and Children's Cotfon AnkIets;
broken size ronee l0e
l0-orisinolIy 40 and $50
Womsn's Hsndboss ttox inelud-
ed ----7je Tie
10 osisinelly 81 Womsn's
Neekwear 6ee
The Hechs Co, Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1945-03-15
Originally 6oc
Cambridge CrystoI
44c Eoch

Sparkling cYstol oloss-in COB
lets and wine glasses. Only 300
OF them in oil!
70 Originally ZOO to 500 "Red
House" Woodenwore; cigarette
boxes, slipper boxes, troys, lamp
desks and wolI brackets. Red.
blue, block and ton-with Penn
sylvonio Dutch designs,
LOO to 400
Gift Shop, Sevenfh Floor,
The Heeht Co.