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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
Want All Gifts
Turned I'm Now:
Need More Cash
$6,323. 10 Reported Late Yes,
terday Afternoon; $376.9o
Is Needed

Latest reports yesterday aftee-
noon revealed that the county Is.
now nearing the Red Cross War.
Fund Drive goal; but that $37600
more is needed before the quota
of $6,700.00 is achieved.
Drive Chairman Sharpe s.
Shoemaker pointed out that l.
was important for all workers q
well as individuals to turn in
their contributions at once. I'VE
would like to 60 over the ton
this week and end the drive ON
time" he declared.
It was revealed that some work.
ers as well as some schools had
not turned in all of their gifts and
that these should be reported in
order to reach the final total.
Listed here are some contribu-,
tors not previously published:
Mrs. Leonard H. Shepherd, VII
ola Cutri, Robert G. Barr, Chari-
ty V. Barr, Billie Anderson, Lucy
Long, Louise Long, Suzanne Ha-
fer, w. L. Hughes, Pete Rudolf
B. F. Cooks store, Mrs. William
H. Beatty, Mrs. Hazel Edwards.
P. T. McNeill, B. D. Barr, Jr..
Ruth Watson, Raleigh Rotten, q.
A. Duncan, $500 each.
John Reeves, Eugene Hafer.
$500 each; ReiAs-Sturdivant.
$500; B. H. Duncan, $500: T.
R. Sturdivant, $1,000; Mrs. w. G.
Vannoy, $1,000; Mrs. B. H. Dun
can, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Earl
Reeves, Aberdeen, Md, $1,000:
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Bau-
guess, Washington, D. c., $10aA
Cash Wholesale Grocery, 50 60
Band eonce 1fign s ~
$33.39:s Todd Gentry. Pafkexs
store, Kraft Cheese Co., Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Ray, Coble Dairy, w.
L. Tomlinson, $500 each.
Worth Gentry, Roger Holman,
R. D. Houck, $4,000 each; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. G. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Greene, $500 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Dollar,
Mrs. Eula M. Johnson, Mrs. r. +.
Barr, $1,000 each.
Va. Dare Girls Auxiliary Of
Phoenix Baptist church, $10.1es
w. M. U. Phoenix Baptist church,
j. c. Goodman, G. F. P. Chevrolet
Co., w. R Faucette Co., Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Davidson, Virginia D.
Goodman, w. M. Goodman, Mrs.
James B. Hensley, Mr.. and MRS.
j. A. Reeves, Mrs. ]. w. Luke,
Mrs. Myrtle Miller, Roy Grouse,
j. F. Neal, Mrs. Jack Rhodes,
$1,000 each.
Continued on Page -
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
Outfit OF Local
Man Hits Germans

With the Fifth Army, Italy -
Cpl. James r. Vannoy, of Oval, is
a member of the 936th Field Ar
tillery Battalion which recently
has been harassing German troops
clinging to the last strip of high
ground barricading Italy's Pc
Valley against the Fifth Army.
Re is the son of Mrs. Ella M. Van
noy.
The 936th operated under Ger
man small arms fire at Mignano,
killed more than 100 Germans in
breaking up counterattack near
Mt. Maggiore, often fired mis-
sions during the drive on Rome
before survey parties had staked
out positions, covered a 15-mile
sector north of Rome and parti-
cipated in operations which
bridged the Arno River and pierre
ed the Gothic Line. Pioneers in
night aerial observation, the bat
talon has by this method brought
fire on as many as five targets af-
ter dark within Is minutes.
In its first $50 days in Italy, 42o
of which were spent in combat,
the battalion's 155-millimeter
howitzers pumped more than 1885,
600 shells into German gun posi-
tons, assembly areas, crossroads,
bridges and command posts.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
L. B. Tyson New
Bond Drive Chnnn

L. B Tyson, popular highway
engineer, has been appointed
county chairman of the sale of
war bonds. He replaces Dean
Mcmillan, who has successfully
filled this position during recent
drives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson, Mrs. P. G.
Wright, county women's chair
man; A. B. Hurt, superintendent
of schools, and Mrs. Ed M. An
derson, region women's chair
man, attended the region meeting
held in Lenoir on Monday night,
where state officials discussed
plans for the approaching seventh
war loan. Details for the drive in
Ashe county will be announced
at an early date, chairman Tyson
said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
ClosingOn Wed.
p. M. Announced
By Merchants
Committee Appointed To Meet
With The Tawn Board To
4, Clean Up Town.

M i meeting of a representative
group Of merchants on Tuesday,
it was decided to again close on
Wednesday afternoons during
the summer months. It was de-
cided that the closing would start
on April 18 and continue each
Wednesday afternoon through
September. The announcement,
together with the names of mer-
chants, who decided to close, is
published elsewhere in the paper
today.
Serving on the closing commit
tee were T. E. Parker, Jack
Rhodes and Dwight McGrady. It
was announced that the closing
hour on Wednesday would be
1890.
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29

ceiving first aid at the company
command post, Pfc. Church was
placed on observation duty near
Saarburg on the German frontier
where he was hit again, this time
in the hand by a piece of shrapnel
from a German SO shell. Com
ing back from the aid station he
was hit in the thumb by a frag-
ment from a German tank SO
shell. After receiving treatment
the plucky infantryman insisted
on returning to his unit.
Then his unit swept into the
Roer River sector in Germany.
Attacking heavily fortified
house which was preventing the
Americans from making any ar
tillery observation, his unit charg-
ed into a terrific mortar barrage.
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
Austin Jones To
Issue Licenses
For Car Drivers
Will mine Prospective
Drivers Here Next Thurs
day, April S.

Ronald Holcutt,. director of
highway safety for N. c., announc-
ed yesterday that Austin Jones,
popular local businessman had
been appointed to give examina-
tons and to issue licenses to au-
tomobile drivers.
He will issue licenses all day
next Thursday, April S, at the
G. F. P. Chevrolet company and
after that time will issue licenses
on each Saturday there. Atten-
ton of prospective drivers is cal
led to this.
Mr.. Holcutt pointed out that he
Continued on Page A.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
County.To Collect
Clothes For Victims
OF War Next Month
DIR. J. X. Hunter Is Chairman
Of Drive; Need For Warm
Clothing

Organization plans are now
underway for the participation of
West Jefferson and Ashe county
in the United National Clothing
collection drive scheduled for the
month of April with the nations
goal set for $50 million pounds of
clothing for relief and rehabilita-
ton of war victims in devasted
areas.
DR.. J. K. Hunter is county
chairman; Mrs. Sharpe S. Shoe
maker, vice-chairman and Miss
Doris Whitesides, secretary.
Chairman Hunter explained
that the help of the churches,
schools and other organizations,
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
BY Staff Writer

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1945
session of the North Carolina
General Assembly, which ended
last week, was one of the most
business-li sessions in the en-
tire history of the state. It was
in session for 81 days, seven days
more than the legislators receiv-
ed pay for, and there was very
little legislative foolishness, idle
debate over silly questions, or
petty and partisan arguments.
From the first day until adj
journment last Wednesday, the
leaders and members of both
houses seemed to realize they
had big job to do and apparent
ly they devoted all of their eff
forts to doing this job for the best
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
County Nears Red Cross War Fund Goal
Churches Plan
Special Easter
Services, Sun
Merchants Enjoy Good Bust
ness; Fair Weather Is
Predicted

Easter is expected to be quiet
ly observed in Ashe county with
most of the churches holding fit
ting services. Fair weather has
been predicted and in spite OF
some shortages, the parade OF
Easter fashions should be up to
par.
Stores report unusually good
business with the feminine ele-
ment stressing hats, as usual.
Several groups have planned
egg hunts for the younger, chill
dren during the week end
Chicken Little has done her duty
and there will be bountiful sup
ply Of eggs for the occasion.
Some of the special Easter
church services are announced
here:
The Rev. John S. Jordan, pas
or of the West Jefferson Method
Est church, announced that spe-
cial Easter services would be
held there on Sunday morning al
HOO o'clock and that evening al
500 o'clock. Mrs. Sharpe S.
Shoemaker, vocalist, will sing,
'The Holy City" at the morning
service.
A special Easter program will
be given at the Riverview Meth
odist church on Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock.
The Rev. B. A. Meeks has an
nounced the following Easter
services to be held in the church
es of which he is pastor: West JEFF
ferson Presbyterian church, Sun
day at 11:00 o'clock a. M; Big
Ridge, 800 p. m. and Jefferson,
300 p. m. On Monday, April 2,
at fz:20 . m, a especial services
will be held at the Obids Presby-
terrain church.
Services will be held at the
Jefferson Methodist church on
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock,
with the pastor, the Rev. R. G.
Wagner, delivering the message
New members will be invited to
bin the church at this service.
q The Rev. E. w. Powers, pastor
of the West Jefferson Baptist
church, announced that Easter
services would be held there on
Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock
and again that night at 800 o.
clock. Special music will be fea-
tured at each service.
Continued on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
Two County Men
Killed In Action:
Another Missing
Howard Parsons And ChaS. r.
Wood Killed On European
War Front

Two more Ashe county men
have been reported killed in ac-
ton and another missing during
the past few days.
Pfc. Charles T, Wood, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wood, of
Todd, died on March 9 in Ger
many from wounds received in
action on February q, according
to a message received by his parz
ents from the War Department.
Pfc. Wood had been in service for
a year and overseas since last
September. He had recently
tContlnued on Page ~
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Rationing Guide
MEATS AND FATS

MEATS AND FATS
Book Four red stamps Q5
through SIS good through Mar.
81. Stamps rs through KS good
through April %; Us and rs
and Az through DE- good
through June 2; E2 through J2
good through June 30.
PROGRESSED FOODS
Book Four blue stamps Ks
through rs and Az and BIZ
good through March 81. Stamps
CO through G2 good through
April %; H2 through M2 good
through June 2; NJ through
So good through June 30.
SUGAR
Book Four stamp IS valid
for five pounds through June
2. Next stamp scheduled to
be validated May 1.
SHOES
Book Three Airplane stamps
1, 2 and 3 valid indefinitely.
OPA says no plans to cancel
any.
GASOLINE
15-A Coupons good every
where for four gallons each
through June FL, BIS, C-5, BIG,
CO, B-7 and c. coupons good
everywhere for five gallons
each. BIS and C-5 coupons
expire March 81.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
NCEA Meeting
Is Postponed

Raymond Francis, president of
the Ashe county unit of the North
Carolina Educational Association,
announced this week that the
banquet meeting, planned for
Friday night, had been postponed
to later date because of incom-
plete arrangements concerning
the program.
Mr.. Francis said that the date
for the meeting would be. am
nounced again as soon as arrange.
ments could be made.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
ATTEND OPA MEETING
IN NORTH WILKESBORO

Among those from here who
attended the district OPA meet
ing in North Wilkesboro on Mon
day were Ruby Barker, chief
clerk; Mrs. Earl Davidson, price
clerk; members of panels includ-
ed Mrs. Dwight McGrady, Sharpe
S. Shoemaker, Mrs. William Beat
ty, Mrs. James Story, the Rev.
John S. Jordan, Mrs. Don Black
burn and Mrs. Jennings RAIDER.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
Truck Owners
TOGet Gas Now

It was announced by the local
rationing board that truck own
ers may come to the local board
for their second quarter allot-
ments of gasoline.
It was announced, however,
that the office would be closed on
Monday, April 2, for reports, due
to the fact that April comes on
Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-03-29
James Member
OF Draft Board

Mrs. L. J. Yelanjian, clerk of
the local draft board, announced
this week that S. w. James, of
Amy, had been appointed as a
member of the local doard to re-
place Bruce Bowlin, who recently
resigned.
Evening star., 1945-09-06

20 Originally LIT 6 l.e5
Girls Cotton Skirts
3oc
Stripes and prints in the group.
Broken sizes.
Is Originally 4.s9 Girls Solid
Color Spun Rsyon Dresses, broken
sizes --1.99
36 Originally 2.ss Girls White
Peosont Blouses with embroidery
trim, sizes 7 to l4----l.es
Is Originally l.es Girls Cotton
Basque Shirts, solid oolors ond
stripes LIS
2s Originally ,.69 Girls Navy
Cotton overoIls, broken sizes,
sse
Girls Apparel, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
IS Originally 1875
Boys Sport Goats
ond Slack Suits
7.05
For slick appearance, Broken
sizes 4 to 10, properly lobeled os
to wool content.
10 Originally 1895 Genuine
Gootskin Leather Joekets, worm-
ly lined, sizes 8 and 20. 1895
IS Originally s.s5 and 1925
AII-WooI Sport Coots, ploids and
other potterns; sizes q to II,
IS Originally s.s5 Jr. Boys Eton
Suits in two-tone combinations.
sizes a to 7 6.95
20 orisinoIly s.s5 Boys Sum-
mer Robes. newly orrived. Light
colors, sizes 6 to lo - 5.s5
10 Originally e.s5 j.. Boys Eton
Suits, sizes 4 to = - 4.95
IS Originally z.ss Cotton wosh
Sloeks, sizes s to 10 l.se
50 Originally l.5o to l.e5 Cot
ton Gobordine Hats, some voter
repeIlent --. 7Se
100 Originally l.25 Cotton Sun
Suits, sizes 4 to 6 - ---79e
IS Originally soc Boys Ties, 2se
Boys Furnishings. Second Floor
The Hecht Co.
As Originally 8,e5
Teens White Dresses
3.Qo
Simply toilered tsliehtly soiled).
Sizes 10 to l6
Teen Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
Originally z. so
Red Metallic
Roof Paint
1.89 gallon

Stops small leoks, preserves tho
surface.
II soI. Originally $50 Interior
Gloss Enamel, goes on smoothly
ond woshes clean. Quick drying.
Choice Of white or ivory. :.
Col. 2.ss
ls Col. Originally BIS 6Ieem
Floor and Deck EnameI, for in
side or outside floors Of wood or
cement. In four coIors
Col. z.ss
~ Col. Originally $50 Monod
kwiek-Dryins Floor vsrnish,
choice of four stoin coIors. For
floors or trim Col. 3.ss
- Col. Originally $50 Ateo
Flot White, con be used for fin
ish or undercoot- Col. I.89
Paint Departm enf, Seventh Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
popHs
The Hecht Co. Odd-L0t Clearance!
36 Originally 8.e5
Teens PIoysuits
800

osZZ
OF pretty white pique; skirt is
seporte. Sizes 10 to Is.
IS Originally 1895 to 1926
Dresses. sizes 10 TO l6 :. 5.ee
IS Originally 500 Embroidered
White Royon Jumpers 2.se
IS Originally 4.34 to 8.95 Bath
ing Suits, sizes u to 10 l.e9
Is Originally 5.95 and S.e5
Play Suits with skirts I.99
II Originally 2.99 Cotton Skirts.
sizes 10 to 100
II Originally l.ss to 3.1e Shorts,
sizes 10 to l6----1.0o
80 Originally 2.ss and 3.95
Summer Hats --5oe
7 Originally 2.ss Poke Dot
Bare Middle BIouses 1890. soc
Teen Shop, Second Floor
The Heeht Co.
Girls Undies
50 Originally 79e Cotton Snug
sies; small, medium. Ioree, 5se
so Originally 59e Ponties, pink
or white; sizes s, 8, 10 3ee
Girls Furnishines. Second Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Boys Clothing
4 Originally 1895 Long Points
Foil Suits in ton ond brown; prop
erIy labeled os to wool content;
sizes to l8 yrs. 3 to 20 yrs,
s.es
26 Originally 1899 Royon Tropi-
col Two-Pe. Summer Suits in tan
and gray; sizes y to TO- 9.98
40 Originally $50 Ton Cotton
Gobordine Wosh sloeks, son.
forized tIess than ! % residual
shrinkoee). Sizes 70, 30, 81
inches, woist --l.o6
Boys Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
Originally 24o5
6x9-FOOT RAG RUGS
1895

Reversible hondIoomed heavy quoy roe rugs finished fringe
ends eory American type OF coorfu designs Wonderful with
maple furnished rooms and bedrooms of oil types
Rug Department, Fourth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
8 Originally 1899
Misses Roincoots
7.00

Fashioned for O roiny doy. Well
toilored rninooots of cotton oob-
ordine with O tie belt ond white
stitch trimming. Block only, in
sizes II to 20.
Z Originally 1895 Misses coots.
Boxy style in medium weight oil
wool fobric in brown. Sizes lie
ond l-ZU----l9.95
Z Originally 1895 Misses Cow
ert Box Coats. Size II $500
Z oTisinoily $500 Misses Classic
Covert Chesterfield Goats of
ouoIity covert. Size 6 only $500
Misses Goats, E Street Blds.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06

UnUsuoI CLEARANCE Of mems To-
nous moke neekweor. Light and
dark shades and colorfuI bold
potterns to weor now and into
the foil season. Fine royons,
royon and silk, end all silk Gre
otons.
Originally LOO TO I.5o Mems
Neekwear. All hand tailored
ties in royon, wool, light and dark
shodes Sac
Mess Furnishings, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
40 Originally 2e75
Sheldon Tropical Worsted Suits
23.75

Handsome, expertIy toored suits made by famous
maker you know and reduced for end of the season
clearance. All wool in light and dark ereys and some
blue poids. Sizes 1885, 4/37, $685. 7/3e, 8/4O 5/42,
1/4o regular; l/38 short; n37 long; 2/42 l/44, 1853
stout
80 osneIy 1000 $3.50 Tropical worsted by Sheldon
ond Goodman and Suss in neot do poens Sizes 337 $685.
A3e, 3/4o 3/41, 4/42 2/44. 4/4e reeuIor; 1885, 2/4l
1/44 short ------ SO IS
2s Originally 5000 su eobordine Suits in tan
and brown Sizes /37 238. 339. 2/4o, BAL 2/43, 3/44
reeulor; 338 4I39 2/4l VA short H5s N3e long 1915
Originally $50 White Summer Suits Of mohor
rc Slightly soed Single and double breoed models
4/35. l/3o regular 2/35 short; 1/5e ono------ ---7os
Originally 1850 White Summer Tuxedo coo slightly soIed
Is Originally 1000 Sheldon Sport eoots Of wool obc
ond brown. Sizes 235. ABS 4/37 2/38 /39 reouo
Morine blue in sizes D37, n5s, N5e 2/4o short IS
IS Originally 7so Mems Royon PopIn Stocks green
Woshob'e ond sonforized, Wo 28 to SO 595
Mems CIofhing Second Floor The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
Originally 100 to l.1e
Housewares Items
2oe

4s Originally LOO Handkerchief
36 Originally 100 Tie Rack and
miffof ZSe
so Originally LOO Floral Pct
tern Hot Boxes
23 Originally 100 soIventoI
House CIeoner ---2ee
II Originally l.le Silent But
So Originally s5e corbon Steel
40 Originally LOO Laundry
Mailing Boxes 29e
Housewares Department,
Seuenth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06

Originally 4.98 TO 5.98
Women's Royon
and Cotton Blouses
3.2o
To wear with your new Foil suit,
in white and coIors. Sizes 81
TO SO.
40 Originally $50 to $50
Misses Shorts, in sturdy white
cotton. Sizes II. l4-6 6se
80 Originally 2.ss TO 800 Wom-
ems Blouses, in cotton and royon.
Sizes 81 to 36---l.4s
- Originally 3.ss keekweor and
oiekies, made Of nyIon, with high
jobot neekIine, in lime, oauo.
pink -----2.oo
Evening star., 1945-09-06

fomous shoes for men IN SNORT
summer styles. White and brown
ventilated models. Broken sizes
only. Rotion stamp required.
8 Originally 1885 Mems White
oxfords with leother soIes. Ro-
ton stomp required. Broken sizes
only -----4.88
IS Originally 4.l8 Mems Ra-
tion Free SondoIs with leather
cross strops and soles. Broken
sizes only ----l.oo
Men's Shoes. Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
Originally 3.o8
STEP STOOL
1.qo

Padded for comfort and long wear Only IS left!
IS orisinay 1900 500 top Tobes 1ex
2O-inch top -. .-- .- eee
Originally 1895 5-Pe Oak Dnette Sets "os is" -ss.ss
Originally 1926 5Pe whea Finish pinete se floor sompe
3s.ss
orisinoly 1880 5Pe Dinette Sets floor samples -4e9s
Originally 1895 5Pieee Maple Dnette set blue padded
----------- 5eee
Originally l4.s5 A-Meto wordrobes eex2ox2o inches "o
is" s"-------------------- ------------ee ees
Originally 4sz5 Ice Spot eebox lcO-lb copoc---3es5
II Originally Ais ieeboxes, 65-b capacity ity----2ee5
Originally 3.eS Drop peof Utility Tobe ox2O-inch top se9
Originally 4.ss Drop-eof Utility TabIes, 2Ox24-inch
--------------------1oeo
! Originally Unfinished Drop -eof TabIe e------s ses
Originally l4.27 Imprinted Hardwood Bookcase 48x30x8
inches
Originally l44o Unponted Bookcase 48x3oxlo inches
10 Originally l3.e8 Imprinted Radio Chest TobIes see
II Originally 20o5 White Double cobinets Gloss
front ~---~-------------. .--------l3e5
Originally 225o White and Block Kitchen Utility TobIe 25x4o
inches floor sompe le 90
Originally $3.50 Poke, TobIes 24se
Housewares Department, Sevenh Floor,
The Hecht Go.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
BOYS Clothing
Originally 1908
Porch Choir
2.oo

Hos tubular steel frone. Green
or red-slot back and scot. Only
4 left!
- orisinoIIy 1888 White
EnemeI Corts, use for serving in
your home or on your lawn 500
s Originally 2l.65 Picnic Sets
with z ottoched benches. Scots
6. Green enamel
- Originally 37.17 Redwood
Love Scots with soiIcloth scot ond
6 Originally l2.64 MetoI choise
Lounges with sinuIoted-leother
pod. Floor sompIes s--6.99
Z Originally 6.31 Imprinted
Adirondack Choirs --2.99
5 Originally s.s5 Adjustable
Folding Tobles. use os O serving
or cord toble. NoturoI finish.
400
Evening star., 1945-09-06

''S''S'y
Boy ToddIers' Knit
Pants
3oc
With suspenders! Sturdy cot
ton knit in brown and yellow.
Sizes ! to 3.
II Originally I4.s5 and I6.s5
Tots Tweed and Cheviot Spring
Goats; broken sizes, 3 to 6-e.95
II Originally 1925 Boy Tod
dIes' Tweed Spring coots, sizes
8 Originally s.s5 ToddIers'
Tweed and cheviot Spring coots.
broken sizes 4.Ss
- Originally 7.s5 Crib BIonkets.
36x54 inches. 1929 wool, 300
royon; in pink, blue. white 4.ss
J Originally e.ss AIl-wool Crib
Blankets. 3ox5O inches. Rose
only, slightly soiIed 3.s8
20 Originally 2.25 ToddIers' ALL
wool Cordison Sweaters; pink
only, slightly soiIed. Sizes ! to
s l.88
Is Originally $50 ToddIers'
Pinofore Dresses. sizes | to 3.
!, o,isino,,y z.ss Tots, co,,ss s;ss
Pinafores. broken sizes 3 to s.
i.S8
~ Originally 2.s5 Tots and Tod
dlers Sun Suits, sizes ! to s;
slightly soiled -----l.88
II Originally 7.5e ToddIers'
Printed Waterproof Aprons, sizes
to 3, slightly soiIed .----l.ss
II Originally 2.ss Tots Cotton
Print Dresses with embroidery
trim, sizes 3 to 6----I.5o
ls Originally 2.25 Tots White
BIouses with embroidery trim;
sizes 3 to s, slightly soiled see
IS Originally l.9e ToddIer.' Sun
Suits in pastel eoIors, sizes to 8.
99c
II Originally I.ss ToddIers'
White overolls, sizes | to 8 99e
50 Originally ! rs and l.6e Boys
Swim Shorts. novy ond red, bro
ken sizes z, 4, o- 68e
InfaSSs Wear, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-09-06

Originally 78c Yd.
Printed Sheer Cotton
2oe ,s.
300 yds. Of this fine erode cot
ton sheer. For dresses. pojomos,
niehteowns, chitdren's clothes.
20 Yds. l.60 Cotton Titan Twill
tfor roincoots) yd. CSC
40 Yds. LIS Novelty Cotton
80 Yds. $50 Cotton and Wool
Mixture Stripped Jersey. yd., 81
IS Yds. LIS Royon and Wool
Herrinsbone Spun, yd. 69e
50 Yds. 2.7o Imported Novelty
Cotton. yd. -l.oo
so Yds. $50 Clan Plaid Spun
Royon, yd. l.5o
so Yds. 2.s5 Pure Silk Pioids,
yd. -1.50
Fabric Center, Street Floor.
Originally 4.62
Mexican Pins
2.40
Attractive, originally designed
Mexieon gold plotted on sterling
silver pins.
s5 orisinaI 2.4o PIostie Neck
Ioees -- i2e
81 Originally LOO Plastic Combs.
Zoe
rs Originally BIZ Mexiean ster-
ling si.~or "a; ! ms -1 20
Is Originally 4.8o Sterling Silver
on PIostie Pins 2.4o
8 Originally l4.4o Gold Plotted
on Sterling Pins, simuloted stones.
900
lzo Originally l.5o FoxhoIe
li9htesS -- sue
When tdrable, all original and selling
prices include tar
JsUsIyy. Ssrsst Floor.