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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30
JOttings:

My first Christmas arrived the day.
Neal in Hawaack and have paper
in Hawaii and will the Twin Cities
is filled Dave Coleman, according
reached California with his They have quite
territory by motor; first Canada then Hollywood
Brown fighter just turned said
painter He drew picture of
sent the pictures them and in received
thanks from both stars Nice going Mbs The
operator in the First National Bank Bob yBoy"
the railroad without oyBoy? expression
Living Dogs Lfe-wel live the life
ways dog, it would be pretty SOFT luxurious life Galloway
headwaiter the GN takes his
Billings chef cook GN has steady job cheng dog;
other words Eds dog is the only
The six MP walters fired recently showed spirit
fled unity We do hope they will
example why should pitch
Met Warrant Officer Alfred Stewart
six of it. Nels Casey will be time
due to fractung two ribs fall in the pantry the
man with dynamite in both hands, Charlie "Goodme" Williams
Martins Babershop fully equipped
hauts and otherwise New floors baths
barber Lewis who under the tuhp the Master
Der Martin Mr. Martin with his friendly manner you feel
to Seattle, last swinging Spokane Roy Green now
The Amateur Boxing opening show will be held at
the NJ C. A. December with four participants representing
Halle Brown Dick Smith, Vern Bradley
Sterling We expect boxing the bows
and give them little support They're good Wednesday,
November g. at all the returned
to become acquainted and be enlightened oppor
tunes they and will take advantage Of
Wilson and Alex Jordan instrumental putting program
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30

I'll compromise and give you the
latest Twin City dope on everyone,
regardless of the age. Shall we
begin? o. K.
Delicious food-um-um- mu-
sic (solid), hilarious games and a
lovely home, describes the grand
successful party given by lovely
Quanita Tuckert (of the younger
set) at her beautiful home, 1888
Avon Avenue last Friday. The
charming hostess was dressed in a
lovely figure-fattering aqua dress,
with large gold buttons. The guests
included many of the prominent
younger set. The Misses and Mines.
present were: Ora Lee Johnson,
Pearlie Mae Clemmons, Lois Tay-
lor, Lois McNeal, Betty Zachary,
David Golf, Delbert Crushon, Tom
my Hickman, Red Presley, etc.
Glad to see Gladys Hobbs up and
around after a short illness.
The Sanity City just seems to be
overlooking with servicemen. Some
that are home on furloughs or
leaves are: Earle Weber, Jr., who
is back again. hear he's going to
rejoin and go to officers school.
Good luck, Earle. Also, Gene Muir
ray, one of Uncle Sans boys, is
visiting, looking very attractive in
his uniform. Handsome, exciting
Charles johnson is home on fur
Tough, causing quite a panic among
the gals, who just stare and hope.
O.. No, girls, don't drool, yet.
1 heard that Nelson Mccoy, now
in the Navy, will be home around
the latter part of the week, much
to Pat Cartwright's joy-eh, Pat?
Bands, bands, bands, where was
the band, Thanksgiving; it certain
ly wasn't at the Halle @. Browns
supposed-to-be dance. After peo-
pie came all the way from Mime
apois and elsewhere to the Halle,
the band didn't show up, so the eve
ming ended up by the Lounge open
ing. So those that wanted to dance
got a chance to dance free, Ell, now!
Heard that the CLIO dance was
most fine.
Well, I've something new for
this week. I've asked a girl of the
city to describe herself and tell who
her secret love was. Since she's
telling her secrets, we've decided
to withhold her name in order to
save embarrassment. See if you can
figure out who she is. She's 5 feet
4 inches, has brown hair and eyes,
weighs about 100 or more, but in
the right places; is a student at
John Marshall high school. She
spends her leisure time writing SER
vicemen and loves to bowl, and her
one weakness is eating. She wants
to be a successful housewife. Her
secret love is, and has been for a
long time, Edward James. Her pet
peeve is conceited boys. Her
ideal boy is combination of Hugh
Schuck, Donald Calendar, Nelson
Mccoy and Jack Cooper. She loves
the song, "Don't You Know 1 Care, I"
and her favorite band is Duke Ell
lington's. Well, there she is; can
you guess who she is? It shouldn't
be hard to figure out.
Say, say, who is this mysterious
ly-fine creature that goes around
grooming the song, "Pretty Baby"
and after singing, he quotes in hill
billy dialect, "I amt mad at you,
putty baby, 1 amt mad at you"
Seems as though S. T. is still
carrying a torch for H. B. Not that
I blame her.
Saw quite a few familiar faces
at the Marian Anderson concert in
Minneapolis last week, which was
superb performance.
Since time waits for no one, I'll
have to close, but be looking for
next week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30


ing letter from a
group of persons
W ho W ant t o
know why 1 sell
dom write about
t h e 13-year-olds
and 19-year-olds,
since they are
both teens, and
since 1 have a
"Teen = Age" col
umn. So this week
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30

band was great.
the crowd came
late, and the hep
cats and their
steps were really
great. or George
Becka is a real
hep rocker, and in
the ring he's q
mad glad socker;
yes, and on that
dance floor, he can
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30

University foot.
ball team just
last week was
crowned Big Ter
champions, a n d
rightfully SO.
This is the small
est University in
the Big Ten, with
an enrolment OF
about 1000 male
students, Yes,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30
News With Crews
Richard Wright Lecture:
BY 7. MELVIN
By Emma Crews


disappointing few of people Richard Wrghts
lecture held at Marshall High school, Monday Mr.
his slow and easygOng really the audience e
American Negro Discovers HIMSELF At the conclusion of the lecture
passed for the audience write pertaining
the topic which he spoke Naturally would
of the crowd ask asnne question wasShod
there be 49 state for the Negro?" The
Wright most emphatic No but he did
would have beenShoud there be
the Bohemian Russians Chinese and Italians etc. respectively
but that's probably horse of another hue Another question
whether liked to be called "Colored Negro Neges
Niger So stated Mr.. Wright definitely
Coored appear colored or painted after BIRTH
Negro all right Negess the objected
used the East Chicago There several
questions but would take much time
into all of them.
The author of Bak Boy" Native Son"
the lecture he that night Sorry missed though
have heard and again what Mr. Wright delivered
interest and backing like Richard showing
how proud of him. that the long
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30
Sport Light
BY Jimmie Lee

There is great rejoicing on the
Indiana campus down in Blooming
ton, Ind, this week, why ?-be-
cause the Indiana
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30
Juvenile 1--WE
By DONALD GATES

Wham, Skee, Skee, WINNING
and whamming, the cats at the
CLIO. were really jamming. The
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-11-30
Teen Age
Chatter

Hi! Everybody!
Say, was 1 ever given the once
over this week. I received a very
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Sport
Dresses

6 Originally 24.oo Two-Pieee
Wool and Robbit Hair Two-Tone
Dresses; long sleeves; fuchsio,
melon, gold; sizes 10 to Ie;
slightly soiIed -------le.88
IS Originally 1850 TO 1875 One
and Two-Pieee cosuol Dresses;
wool jerseys with crepe sleeves;
cotton eobordines; beige, pink,
purple. block; broken sizes II to
l8; slightly soiIed -----12.88
II Originally 1925 to 1850
cosuol Dresses; royon crepes, cot
ton oobordines; wool blends; short
or long sleeves; purple, lime, blue,
beige, oouo, melon; broken sizes
II to 2O-----=-S.sS
10 Originally 1925 and 1895
Cosuol Dresses; cotton oobordine;
spun royons; short or long sleeves;
slightly soiIed; green, melon, blue,
oquo; broken sizes II to 70 -4.ss
Sports Shop, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Boys Furnishings

IS Originally 1895 Gootskin
Leather Joekets. simulated fur lin
ing, knit cuffs; sizes 10 to 20,
1895
IS Originally 1875 Cotton Cob
ordine Snow Suits. beted jocket,
bib ski pants, navy or brown; sizes
4 to, l2--.-- 9.o5
10 Originally 9.95 Two-tone Cot
ton Gobardine Joekets, ton and
blue; sizes 4 to 2O---6.95
9 Originally 5.s5 Cotton FIonnel
Robes, blue; in broken sizes, 4.95
10 Originally 4.ss Cotton FionneI
Robes, rose; in broken sizes, 3.95
80 Originally $50 loooo Wool
cardison. Sweaters. roroon; sizes
8 to lO----- 2.o9
40 Originally, 4.s5 Shirts, styled in
Colfornio, two tones; mems me-
dunn or lorge sizes ---2.95
100 Originally 2.s9 cordison
Sweoters, two tones, properly To-
beled; sizes 4 to $50
so Originally 55e Knit Ties, stripes,
25e
50 Originally soc Boys Oversees
Cops Cops-25e 25e
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
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Thrift Coots

s Originally 1895 Fu,-trimmed
Casual coots. oil wool, fluffy COL
lors; misses sizes $500
] Originally 1895 Fur-trimmed
Coets. oil wool in grey or black
with pieced dyed black Persion Ionb
collars; hoif sizes zes------l9.sS
10 Originally 1880 AH-wooI Cos
uol Coots. broken sizes for misses,
1888
4 Originally I4.s5 Roineoats, sizes
Y, IA and lo----5.oo
4 Originally 7.95 Cotton Gobor-
dine Roineoots. sizes Il and IA
only y--l.oo
Thrift Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Teen Shop Clearance

II Originally 1895 Ploid Robes;
500 WOOL 5o0o royon; sizes IA
to l8 in the group 6.95
s Originally 1895 Two piece Ray
on Gobardine Dresses; sizes 9 to
~ Originally 500 Skirts; 5oqo
wool, 5O0o royon ploids on white
grounds; sizes 9 to l5---3.s9
3 Originally s.95 Cotton Quilted
Robes; size l2--3.oo
; Originally 1875 White Royon
Sotin ond Net Party Dresses 3.99
8 Originally 1895 Two-pieee
Dresses; ploid top, solid skirt; sizes
10 to l6------- 500
IS Originally 3.95 Shoulder Boss;
felt with flower trims; tax included,
2.3e
23 Originally $50 Felt Hots, 100
5 Originally l.69 Wide Belts; felt
flower trims soc
IS Originally l.s5 Lacy Knit Fos-
8 Originally l.e9 Felt Flower
Trimmed PiIlbox Hots soc
Teen Shop. Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Clearance Of
Coots

8 Originally 1880 Grey Yarn
Dye Wool coots, 36 inches, with
So. Amerieon Lamb tuxedo and
cuffs, misses sizes --S4.oo
4 Originally 1900 Fitted Wool
coats with sheored beaver collars,
black, green. grey misses sizes,
1880
Originally l74.eo Grey Yern Dye
Box coats, pIotino dyed white fox
tuxedo; misses sizes 1890
; Originally 1884 Fitted Dress
moker coots, Iorge cross fox COL
lars; misses sizes 5000
I Originally $3.50 Red Chester
field Coot, So. American lamb lin
Ing; size l2----33.6o
I Originally $3.50 Green Chester
field coet, beover eoney lining;
l Originally 1895 Brown Covert
Box coot, ohomois button-in lin
ing; size l2--2e.o
! Originally 1895 California
Fleece Coot, red; misses size 10,
1900
5 Originally l2.o5 Royon Gobor-
dine Raineoots, ploid royon toffeto
lining, white and red; misses sizes,
500
All Selling and original Prices
Include 20% Tar
Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Special Group Of
Fur Coots
Originally 1920 to 1880
1900
Including 20eo Tar

Including 2Oqo Tar
Just II coots! 9 sllvered-dyed
fox coots, sizes II, Ia and le. !
dyed blue fox jacket, size II. |
dyed wolloby swoeeer, size Is.
! Originally $3.50 Dyed Fitch
Swosser coot, size IA 1880
! Originally $3.50 Dyed China
Mink swosser coot. size 10,
321.eo
4 Originally 1880 Northern
Flenk Muskrot swossers, sizes II
and zoo. 90
l Originally $500 Dyed Mormot
swosser, size l6----l78.8o
I Originally 23S.oo Blended Roc
coon swosser, size l8---lee.so
! Originally 2o2.so BIoek-dyed
Persion Pow Princess Coat, size II,
1850
I Originally 1850 BIoek-dyed
Persion Paw swosse1 size IA,
$3.50
! Originally 1850 BIeek-dyed
Persion Pow Princess Coot, size IA,
$3.50
] Originally 14l.6o SiIver-dyed
Fox Coat, size l4---57.6o
! Originally 1880 Bsown-dyed
Coney Stroller, size i. $3.50
All Original and Selling Prices
Include 20e6 Tar
Fnrs, Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Hondkerchiefs

50 Originally i.5o Mems Linen
handkerehiefs; with hond-embroi-
dered initials; broken initiol os-
sortment 90
1876 Originally 35e to 39e Wom-
ems White Cotton Hondkerehiefs;
broken assortment of initials -25e
1871 Originally 25e White Cotton
lnitioIed HondkeEehiefs for wom-
en-; broken assortment
266 Originally Sc Women's Cot
ton Hondkerehiefs; printed or plain,
lie
Handkerchiefs, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Junior Miss Apparel

~ Ori9inoIiy 59.S5 to 800 Jun
ior Miss" Winter Coots; chester
fields; boy coots; fitted dressy
styles; olso some toppers; blacks
and colors $500
5 Originally $500 70 $500 Junior
Miss Toppers 100
3 Originally 7.99 Junior Miss
Skirts" -3.o 800
IS Originally 9.95 to 1875 Jun
ior Miss Dresses; royon orepes and
wools in the group; some jumper
styles; sizes 9 to 5 in the group,
2.9o
Remember, Junior Miss is a Stse,
Not an AGE
Young Washincfonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
200 Originally 2.95
Women's
Quilted Vests
6oc

Warm, comfortable vests to wear
under your coot. Wool with royon
plaid Innings. Red, green, black.
Small, medium, large.
3 Originally 1895 and 1876 Block
leother Jaekets; hip length with
belt; small sizes 3.SS
Sports Shop, Third Flor,
The Hecks Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Record Cabinets ond
Record Accessories

Z Originally 1895 Two-Tier Rec
ord Cobinet with doors-hoIds 20
olbums of records
IS Originally 1875 Record Cobi-
nets-with shelf for loose records;
holds 10 albums .---6.o9
10 Originally 5.se Record cobinets
-wolnut or mohoeony-fi finished
aumwood; holds 6 albums 3.4e
IS Originally I.5o to LIS Record
Roeks-to hold so ten or twelve
inch records -7oe
20 Originally 2.95 to 2.49 Dom
ased Record Coses-holds so TO
100 records
100 Originally z5e Pkss. Of
Chrome Needles s-loe
Records, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Pictures and Mirrors

! Originally 1895 venetion Mir
ror-3o inches; Clipped ---l2.95
10 Originally l4.95 to 24.95 As
sorted Frome Pietures-fioroIs
portraits and scenes 500 to 1000
IS Originally 2.95 to 1895 AS
sorted Framed Pictures.
l.50 to 1000
45 Originally $50 l6-lneh PIote-
gloss Venetion Mirrors --l.5o
Z Originally 24.95 Mantei WoII
Mirrors-with gilt frome 1900
All fromes slightly imperfect.
Pictures and Mirrors, Fourth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
100 Originally 100
Mystic Answer Boords
6Qr

Hours Of entertainment for just
two or q large social gathering!
Answers all your questions in
mysterious, intriguing way!
3 Originally lz.e5 Wooden Chests
for toys or storage. Floor SAM
Is Originally 4.59 child's Folding
cots-eosy to store or eory. 54
inches long 80 --2.o9
3 Originally SOS shoofIy Rockers
for small children. Slightly
soiled ed------------------l.9o .9o
9 Originally 4.4z Stuffed Dogs
Of washable lamb 's-wool. Loree
size, l.9o
8 Originally 4.4z Chest for Toys
Or storose-fibre board with wood
frome. Complete with lock and
IS orisinaIIy s.ss Tony sa,s Desk
Set-of fibre board and wood.
CoIlopsible e---------7ee
IT orisinoiIy 96e Picture Puzzle,
set Of 4. 800 pieces with
frames. Flower designs -3oe
IS Originally l.50 Gilbert cameo
Blocks-for building or molding,
z9e
70 Originally 4Se Jissaw Puzzles
set Of 2; 400 pieces. Flower de-
sign
Toys, Fosrfk Floor, The Hscks Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Women's
Gloves

45 Prs. Originally ZOO to $50
Gloves; fobrics and copeskins;
soiIed from hondIina-------I.5o
"a Prs. Originally l.5o and 2.z5
TweIve-Button Length Gloves;
sueded royon in reds and greens;
black suedes; broken size ossort-
nent 59e
Cloves, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
102 Originally 2.95
Memo Pads with
Fountain Pens
100

A convenient desk accessory for
home or for office. Attroctively
made.
so Originally 500 Three Ring
Binders; fobric covers, leather
bound LIS
576 Originally 100 Writing Port
folios 75c
4S Originally Soc KIeenwoy Gor-
bose and General Utility Boss, 25e
500 Originally DC Novels for boys,
Sc
stationery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Summer Furniture
Originally 1861
Wrought Iron Choirs
30.0o


Only 3 Of these comfortable club
chairs, upholstered in yellow, corol
and green. White enomeIed frame.
Originally Ioo.le Wrousht-Iron
7-pe. Dining Set eIoss-top.
3Ox6O-inch tobIe, with 4 side
chairs. White enamel finish,
1895
Originally s4.6e Wrousht-Iron
Club Chair Pompeion green
finish, removable upholstered cush-
ions ---------49 1899
Originally 64.95 Wroush.-Iron
choise on Wheels adjustable
back, soft pad covered in voter
repeIent duck-----59.9
I Originally Sal Settee-seots 3.
Noturol frame with aqua scot cush-
ions, old rose back 42.oo
| Originally 44.65 Sleepy Hollow
Wrousht-Iron Choir green sail
cloth pod. Pompeion green finish,
22.es
I Originally 67.2o settee-seots 3.
Bone-white finished trome; uphol-
stored in powder blue floral pot
tern - ----4e.se
z Originally 1889 Cushion Sets. :.
6 cushions with reversible backs.
Green woter-repeIlent covering,
5.ss
Z Originally 12.75 Redwood Pic
mic Sets tobIe and z benches-
floor samples 3.9o
! Originally 9.s5 Tile-Tep Toble
49,. aqua and black top. White
wood frome-fIoor sompIe -2.eo
10 Originally 100 Jordinieres-
noturol cement finish -4oe
Summer Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
400 Originally LIS
Lacey Scorfs
7oc

Soft locey weave, 5O9o wool and
500 royon in lovely shades of
pink, blue, orchid, moize, fuchsio
and white.
Scarfs, Street Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Toiletries

II Originally 100 to 1900
Large Mirrors, antique finish
fromes; size llxl4" 500
40 Originally 500 to $50
Wood Picture Fromes; sizes
7xo to llxl4' 800
IS Originality 59e Hond
Mirrors 25e
208 Dozen Originally 8ee
Dozen Assorted Both and
Complexion Soaps. large
cokes; dozen 4oe
I47 Originally 8se Pkg.
Lotus Sonitory Napkins, so
in eoch -- I9e
4S Originally 7.50 Maior B
Complex vitomins, ,0OO's,
$50
ITS Originally Tie Cosmetic
.Ineludtno 20% Tar
Toilefries, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Clearance of
Notions

10 Originally LIS sheep-wooI
FoiiSh MINIS 90
81 Originally 1.50 Sheep-wooi
Polish Mitts s---l.oo
70 Originally ! 40 Broom Mir Or
busters 90
6 Originally I.49 Leather coses
with shoe buffer and whisk brooms,
100
II Originally ZOO to BIS Sew
ing Boxes. simulated leather, cloth
covered d-----l.00 90
$50 Originally soc Mexieon Bobby
Pins, "A to box ox-------3ee
500 Originally 29e to See Felt
Appliques --loe
Notions, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
"ChuckfuI"
Service
Luggage
1.2O

2l-inoh size =. originally TIA,
7.4o
10 Originally 800 lz-ineh Hon
dy Andy" convos Bess two
- Originally SIS l6-ineh "Hon-
dy Andy" convos Bags two
2s> Originally 7.so 2l-ineh Hon
dy Andy" convas Boss two
! Originally $40 l4-ineh Khoki
Convos Bog zippered
ovol style . Ieother trimmed,
4.so
2 Originally s.52 Ie-ineh Brown
convos Bags zippered oval
style leather trimmed -4.8o
9 Originally .s.ee 2o-ineh Khoki
Convos Boss :. zippered ovoI
style =. |eother trimmed 5.94
Originally 2I.oo Is-ineh Over
night Brief cose of black fobrikoid,
$500
8 Originally $50 Untitled ToiIetry
Coses Of brown cowhide . Zip
pered. Slightly domooed- 20
| Originally le.52 Women, Von-
ity Cose :. zippered. Slightly
damaged ---6 $50
Z Originally 25.14 2e-ineh Pull
man ceses -. slightly damaged,
400
l Originally 1890 2e-ineh Pull
mon Cose -. nitoIed incorrectly,
I4.4o
I Originally 1l.7e Womon's Von-
ity cose -. slightly Damaged,
4.so
10 Originally 4.so s-ineh Untitled
Toiletry coses :. mode of solid
oowhide . stitched edges 1854
"a Originally $50 1o-ineh Un-
filled Toiletry cases. Mode of
solid eowhide stitched edoes,
5.s4
4 Originally 7.so lI-ineh Un-
filled ToiIetry coses. Mode of
solid oowhide stitched edoes.
e.54
Originally 1910 zI-ineh Week.
end cose. Slightly damaged,
e.5I
s Originally 1900 Mems Fitted
Ioiletry Cases, mode Of genuine
teOHteT 6 90
All Prices Include Tar.
Luggage, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Clearance of
Fobrics
80 Yords Originally 4.e5 ALL
wool PIoids; yd.- z.o5
50 Yords Plaid Reyon Toffeta,
Originally .o8; yd.-----sse
$50 rords Originally lbs Royon
Shorkskin; yd.-------7e 7ee
100 Yords Originally I.4e to I.s5
Tie Fobries; yd.-------5se
ZOO rords Originally 6se Hond-
screened seorfs; I'd 3ee
50 Yords Originally 100 Striped
Dueo Royon; yd.-- ---- 3oe
100 Yords Originally 6se Spun
Royon Prints; yd. 2ee
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36 Originally 3.25 Gallon
Whitex One Coot
Enamel
2.5o Gal.

Gives you the washable finish you
need for kitchens and bathrooms,
wolls and woodwork.
Pure White Or Orange SheIloe-
for floors or furniture; dries in one
hour; eol. $50
II Originally $50 GoI. Duxbok
Aluminium Point-for use on metoI
or wood; gal. 3.4e
- Originally 3.25 Col. Bonded
Floor and Deck EnomeI-for use
inside and out; 5 coIors; eoI., 2.79
le Originally $50 GoI. Master
Mode Spor vornish-cleor for
floors or trim; ool.-------i.7e
Paints. Sevenfh Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

Hosiery

Hosiery
$50 Pairs Originally l.50
Cannon Rib Lisle Hose; bro
ken sizes 78e
800 Originally Ito TO LIS
Rayon Mesh Stockings, also
some cotton mesh; broken
sizes 58e
400 Prs. Originally 39e
Socks s----19e
Hosiery, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Handbags

IS Originally 500 Goroy Under
arm Hondboss, assorted colors,
$50
s. Originally 500 Fobrie and
leother Hondboss, assorted COL
ors ond styles $50
Is Originally $50 ChiIdren's
Hondboss, assorted ooIors 2.40
Originally 800 Felt Hondboss,
$50
IS Originally 100 to $50 Som
pie Belts, tailored or dressy styles,
assorted coIors 65c
All Original and Selling Prices
Include 2096 Tar
Handbags. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
JeweIrv

"S"SHy
s Originally 40 Costume Pins;
set with amethyst and oquo color
81 Originally $50 MetoI Pins and
Bracelets; set with simulated
stones 80
Is Originally $50 Metal Neck
loees; with simulated stone clasps,
i.S0
II Originally $50 Suede LopeI
Pins; white with gold trim 20
10 Originally l.zo Earrinss; metoI
set with simulated stones; pIos-
IA Originally 66e Rose Gold and
Silver Color Metal Bracelets 36e
All Regular and Sale Prices
Include 900 Tax
Jepelry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Gift Shop

36 Originally 14.95 koturol Wood
Portable Bors-with. folding legs;
red, alcohol resistont troy with room
for 8 glasses ses-10.00
"a Originally s.s5 Coffee TobIe-
dark brown with light wood frome.
Legs fold for easy storage 3.95
SO Originally $50 Mexiean Bev-
erose Sets-piteher and s CLOSES
in green gloss with roffio coasters,
$50
Is Originally 1893 Clown Cookie
Jors-ton pottery with red trim,
l.2o
81 Originally 79e Dresdenite Flow
ess-woshobIe flowers in individual
flower pots -4oe
81 Originally 50e-75e Hondmade
Pottery BowIs-in voried colors,
39e-50e
50 Originally 75e-3.eS PIaster
Fisurines-some sold as is,
1oe-z.oo
Gift Shop, Seuenth Floor,
The Hecht Co,
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Beddino,

IS Originally 1890 AII-steel Army
Cots-with cotton pods. 30 inches
wide 1905
20 Originally s.o5 Cotton Mot
tresses-wlth rolled edge; double
size only--
3 Originally 1900 AiI-steei Bond
Sprinss-with wood frame; double
sizes onIy---
bedding, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Clearance! At less thon u price!
OrioiroIIv Z on md e Oh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-22

Lawson Field, Ft. Benning, Ga, December 22-First It. Ellie E. Davenport, North street, Middle bury, a member of the Army Air Forces, has recently reported for duty at Lawson Field, TX Troop Carrier Command Base. Ft. Ben ming, Ga, and is awaiting assign nent.
 It. Davenport served overseas with the 438th Troop Carrier Group, of the 9th Air Force in the European Theater of Opera tions, he returned to the States in August. 1945. ot &
 A graduate of Wilby High School, the lieutenant was building contractor prior to his call to active duty in June, 1943.
 The Troop Carrier Command is that branch of the Army Air Forces charged with carrying troops, hauling supplies and tow ing gliders.