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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
Mirgu Marga
Raso kugis 'ugis.

SUNKU Liet nIsc.o n,
eitis ne tik H.. Co q q
si-juoda. Taciau, Je. ol1,,talo
prarastu Willis sviesesnial.D'As r
tojui, butu dar sunkiau II
tamsiau.
Geras pavyzdis NUNS Ang-
lijos Churchill. Kada jau ro-
des visas pasaulis sugriuvo 20
Hitlerio smugiais, viena Ang-
liza tese kara, padrasinta jo
skausmu perskriostais zodziais,
"As jums zadn tik krauja, pu-
lejima ir asaras'.
siadien tie trys kryziai vir-
to Anglijos naujo.. Velykinio
prisikelimo laida.
TamsiausiojeS valandoje ne
reikia nustoti vilties, jei tik
sirdis ir siefa 'jaucia turi tel
sybe uz saves.
AMERIKOS spauda gvilde-
ma klausima galinti tureti ita-
kos Amerikos nuotaikai link
Pabaltijo valstybiu. Amerikos
karo vadai nori pasilaikyti tas
Pacifiko salas kurias Ameriko-
nq kraujas ir pastangos is
priesu ateme. Tos salos, sa-
ko, butinos Amerikos strate-
giniam saugumui. Bet pasisa-
vinimas tu salu eitu pris At
lanto Carterio principus uz-
kliudytu kai kuriu United Ma
tions nuosavybes teises.
Jei Americas karo vadu uz-
sibrezin1as laimetu, Rusai ga
letu pasakyti: "Jei JUS, stra-
teginiais sumetimais, pasisavi-
note Pacifiko salas, kodel ne
pripazystate NUNS tn teisiu
Pabaltijyje?"
i
BALANDzIO Readers Dr.
gest zurnale, santraukoje Prof.
Hajek'o knygos, pabreziama
senas tautininku tvirtinimas
apie socialistu buvima tiesiogi-
niais visokio fasizmo ir dikta-
turizmo tevais. Tokiu budu,
tik piktu juoku skamha musu
socialistu Cir komunistu) tvir-
tinimai jog jie esq "'tikrieji de-
mokratai', tautininkai ibe-
ralai - "fasistai".
Prof. Hajek ne mazas val
kas bet rimtas mokslo vyras,
igijes pagarbos savo tevyneje
Austrijoje, taip pat ir Angli-
joje, kur dabar gyvena.
Jo knyga vertetu musu ka-
talikams pasiskaityti. Joje pa
tirs kaip jie isduoda krikseio-
nybes demokratinius laisves
principus, broliaudamiesi su
socialistais.
AMERIKOS vyskupai islei-
do pareiskima, kuriame sake:
"Esam nustebinti didziuju val
stybiu tyla apie Lietuva, Lat
via ir Estija''. Vyskupai, sa-
ko, tiki, "galutina taikos SUI
tarti pasirasant ir patvirti-
nant, Amerika nepritars Stu
laisve mylinciu tautu pavergi-.
mui".
LENKU leidziamas Angliska
kalba mazas zurnalelis "Po-
land Fights, Balandzio laido-
je rezenzuoja 44-rias pastaru
laiku Angliskai isleistas kny-
gas, ar parasytus straipsnius
lytincius Lenkija. Tas rodo
Lenku gyvuma aiskinti savo
reikalus Anglo-Saksu pasau-
liui. Kai kurios tu knygu pa
rasytos ne Lenku.
Angliskos kalbos vartojimu
savo tautos bylai kelti mes
Lietuviai esame skurdziai. Ne
turime net zurnalelio Anglis-
ka kalba.
K. V. Baltramaitis paruose
Lithuanian Affairs - rodykle
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
NAUJoS AUKos MIsIJos DARBAMS
Delegacijai San Francisco Konferencija Paremt
Gauta dar SekanCiOs AukOs

Delegacijai San Francisco Konferencja Paremti
Gauta dar SekancOs AukOs
Pc Americas Letuviu Misos Washngtone, neku-
rios kolonos susoko dar daugiau paremt Msijos dar
bus, If stai kokios gauta pasekmes menesi laiko:
Chicagoe, Balandzio 22 d., masiniame mitinge, SUI
1engtame St. Agnes audtorijoje, uzgirta Msijos dar
bal vienbasai, uzgrta deegacija San Francisco, ir
sudeta auku vrs $1,000
Clevelande, Balandzo 22 - mazame susirnkimely-
je surinkta apie $12500.
Baltimore. Md. Kovo 25 - peno iko S62.OO
Brooklyn, N. Y. Baandzio 15 suaukota vrs S152
Kearny, N. J., Baandzio Is suaukota virs $7O
DetrOite rengia masini mtinga ir raporta apie Mi
sija sekmadieni. Geguzes g. Tkma zynos sumos aulsu
Lawrence, Mass, naujas skyrus prisiunte keliasde
simts dolariu nariu mokestimis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

pakeitimus prie to ka ta-
me programe Stalinas pa
gamino Maskvoje. Jis ir
dabar, j Washingtona at
vykes, negalejo daryti jo-
kiu sutarciu Lenkijos at
zvilgiu, ir Lenkija tue bu-
du lieka uz duru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

Anglijoje, viso sio karo
begiu kombos nuzude co.
685 zmones, 86,175 suzei-
de. JDabar jau rakietos ar
kiti pabuklai liovesi Ang-
liza terioje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

Stalinas pasirase 20 me-
tu sutarti su Lublino Len
ky komitetu, lyg su Lenki-
jos faktina vyriausybe =
tue jis pasitycioja is Yal-
tos sutarties SUI Rooseveltu
ir Churchihu ir tas reiskia
jis nepriduoda svarbos San
Francisco konferencijai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
egzempliorius y.

egZempllOfluS! y.
LIETUVOS Atstovybes lei
dziamas (mimeografuotas, de-
jaD menesinis Current News,
Kovo menesi kritikuoja Anne
rikono Welles knyga, "An In
telligent Americans Guide to
the Peace, kurioje Lietuvos
atzvilgiu prisileista sesiu klai-
du. Gala kad p. Welles, ku-
rio knyga dabar Amerikoje
gausiai skaitoma, matyti, is
skubotumo skleidzia stambiu
klaidinaneiu ziniu apie Lietu-
va.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

Hitleris, kuriam sukako
Sc metal amziaus, sulauke
labai liudnu savo gimtadie-
nio sukaktuviu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
CHURCHILL sake, r

CHU UNCHILL SdkU, TtI-
kia tiketis TRIUMPH laiku
paskelbimo pergales ir Eu-
ropos karo pabaigos. Jis
sake gal pasitrauks is vel
kimo po Vokieciu 'nugale-
jimo. Jis eina 72 metus
amziaus.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
Hospital Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Willis an
nounce the arrival of girl, nam
ed Brenda Kaynell, on Oct. Z.
Seaman and Mrs. Vernoy Stan
ley are the proud parents of a
new boy, who arrived Oct. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Cantrell are
the happy parents of a new girl,
born Oct. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah F. Hubbard
announce the arrival of a girl,
named Shirley Ann, on Oct. g.
Miss Mamie Hamilton, who
had an infected foot, was able
to return home Tuesday.
Mrs. Rock Sutherland remains
confined to the hospital.
Mrs. Tiv Fleming is very i'll
with pneumonia.
The following patients were
discharged recently:
Mrs. June Hawks, Clintwood;
Miss Jean Boggs, Coeburn Rt. 2;
Mrs. Salie Mullins Dwale; Mrs.
Gertrude Garten, West Virginia;
Clarence Carly, Willard.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
NOTICE

To the Board. of Supervisors
and Hansel Fleming, Common
wealth Attorney Of said County:
Take notice that on the 10Th
day Of November, 1915 we will
move the Circuit Court Of Dick
enson County, or the judges who
shall hear the case, to make an
order authorizing and declaring
the territory set out and describ-
ed in the annexed ordinance to
be annexed to the town of Clint
wood, Va.
Corporation Of Clintwood
By c.. Mark French, Counsel,
Ordinance annexed to above
notice.
At a regular meeting Of the
Town Council held at the may
or's office for the town Of Clint
wood on Oct. 2, 1945.
Present: Clarence Stone, may
or; Earl Speer, B. B. Dotson, A.
L Reece and E P Kennedy.
Be it ordained by the Town
Council for said town that it is
desired by the Town Council OF
the Town of Clintwood, Virginia,
and said Council does hereby de
clare that it desires to annex a
strip of land adjoining said town
to the south which Is described
as follows:
BEGINNING at stake 1920
1T. south of the northwest corner
of the present town Of Clintwood,
thence west 2016 feet to a stake;
thence south 2640 feet passing
through Yates Gap to a stake;
thence east 2076 it. to a stake in
the east line of corporate limits
of ClintWood; thence 1920 it.
with said line to the point of be-
ginning
It is necessary and expedient
to annex said addition to the said
town because it is densely populat
ed and needs police protection,
street lights, water and sidewalks
and the terms and conditions up
on which it is proposed to annex
said property is to at once furn-
ish city water at the same rate
! as is charged in the present town
of Clintwood, Virginia to the
street lines, or public road prop
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
HONEY CAMP

Several attended the memorial
meeting here Sunday.
Sunday visitors at the home Of
Josh Rose were: O. L. Richard
son and family. Homer Richard
son and family of Toms Creek,
Fred Rose and family, Bryant
Hanover Of Darwin, Mr.. and Mrs
Silas Strouth, Mrs. John Strouth
and Elder Luther Strouth.
Pvt. Otto Beverly has return
ed to camp after spending a few
days here.
Luther Strouth, of Legion, KY.
spent the weekend with his par
ents here.
Mrs. Luther Richardson and
son Mack, spent the weekend
with relatives at Stratton.
Sgt. Habern Hammons is spend
ing three-day pass with home
folks.
Henry Castle and family spent
Sunday night at the home Of
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
Dickinson County Herald

erty lines, of all residents of said
proposed addition who desire
city water and to provide public
lighting along the state highway
through said addition as is now
provided in the present town of
ClintWood Virginia, and to use
the funds collected from taxation
from said addition for the next
five years in paying for said i'm
provements and any sewer pipe
and sidewalks that may be con-
structed in said addition by said
town and to furnish said addition
with the same police and fire pro
lection as is now afforded with
in the present corporate limits
of said town.
The above ordinance w S
adopted by the vote Of all mem
bers of the said Council.
Clarence Stone, Mayor
w. H. Mccoy, Clerk
Virginia, Dickinson County, to-
wit:
1, w. H Mccoy, clerk of the
Town Council of Clintwood Va,
hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance is true copy of the
records of the said town.
Given under my hand this Oct.
10th, 1945. w. H. Mccoy, Clerk
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
SMALL FARM FOR SALE

Two acres or less Of land for
sale. Has one three-room dwell
ing house, good out-buildings,
good bearing apple and peach
trees. Good location. Suitable for
farming or trucking. Located one
half mile east of Clintwood just
outside of corporation. Suitable
spot near highway for building.
See or write Rant Mullins, Clint
wood, Va. (2t)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
Edd Beverly.

Ed Beverly.
Homer Buchanan and family
were visiting here Sunday.
Janette and Goldia Rose spent
Wednesday night at the home of
Fred Rose of Darwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Beverly
were shopping in Coeburn Satur
day.
Mrs. Wexford Buchanan and
Mrs. Roy Buchanan of Darwin
called at the home of Steve
Buchanan Sunday afternoon.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
FOR RENT

One Store Room in East End
of Clintwood. For information
call at Herald office.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
LOST HEIFER
CIT pd.)

LOST-One red muley heifer,
with white spot in forehead. Last
seen about two months ago near
Steve Roses place on Rt. 1. $500
reward if found.-W. S. Cochran,
Clintwood Rt l, Box "A. CIT pd
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by any
one other than myself.
This Sept. "a, 1945.
GUY OWENS
at. pd.) Norland, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11

tically new. See Leon Hylton,
Clintwood Va. CIT pd.)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
ARE YOU LONELY?

If you are lonely, write Box 80,
Charleston, Wash. Send stamp.
(4t-9-2T
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11

LOST = Billfold containing
some money, Social Security
Card, driving permit, registra-
ton card. If found, leave at the
New Hardware and keep money.
William Clarence Mullins, Rt. |.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-10-11
LARGE TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE

400 Acre Tract of Land For
sale. $50 acres in timber, good
5-room house, SO acres cleared
land. All of tract well-watered.
Write Box 533, Coeburn, Va (2t)
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Stationery

Stationery
50 Originally l.5o Bridge TobIs
Covers 6Se
IS Originally 100 Writing ce.es.
75e
ss o'isi"a'', 100 wa' Mop Kits. In.
100 Originally z5e Government
Bond Holders ----l5e
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Jewelry
5 Originally 1854 Women. Ruby
and Diamond Wrist Wetehes.
$ Originally $50 Leather Com
s Originally ZOO Pink compaets.
100
IS Originally l.zo PIo.tie. Metal
and Simulated Stone Eorrinss, Soc
8 Originally $50 Jet Sequin Trim
med Combs soc
IS Originally 100 PIostie Combs,
soc
8 Originally $50 White Suede
LopeI Pins with gold color trim, Soc
Where Taxable. ORIGINAL and Selling
Prices Include 20% Tar
JeWeiry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Girls Apparel

z Originally 1895 Girls z-Pieee
loofer Joeket Suits, pIoid conobi-
notions, red; size l4.---l2.e5
8 Originally 1926 Girls Navy Pea
Joekets. oil wool, size 8 only 1875
z Originally 1875 Girls 2-Pieee
Lumber-Joeket Suits. red, sizes 10
and IA 9.e5
7 Originally 5.ss PosteI Porty
Dresses. sizes 7 to IA 3.ee
4 Originally 500 Spun Royon
Chubby Dresses, sizes 10 to IA,
s.ss
"a Originally 5.ss veIve.eer and
Bensoline Combination Dresses,
sizes 7 to II 3.2o
II Originally 500 ResuIor and
chubbie Dresses in spun royon,
broken sizes -------2.oe
3 Originally 3.ee jenkins ns---1.4s
s Originally l.ss Girls Postei Blue
Diekies 49e
20 Originally l.s5 to 3.e5 Hond-
bags, posteIs; slightly soiled- 4ee
Girls Shop. Second Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Infonts' and Tots
Apparel

Originally $500 Dutch Boy
z Originally 1925 Plush cerriose
Robes; pink and blue 6.sS
I Originally 1925 Lambs Wool
Seotty Dos----5.9 5.95
10 Originally s.s5 AII-WoeI Boby
Blankets; pink or blue; 42x6O size,
5.s5
z Originally 1895 Two-Pieee
Tweed Suits; size 4 only. 5.95
4 Originally 7.e5 Two-Pieee Suits;
navy and red -5.o5
- Originally 7.s5 Corduroy Jump
ers and Wool Jersey Dresses; bro
ken sizes ~ 4.95
z Originally e.s5 Royon Crepe
Quilted Bothrobes; size only,
1zorisinoIIy 500 Plush Dogs, s.59
10 Originally 4.ss Cotton BODY
Buntinss with Hoods; pink and
blue
3 Originally 4.95 Pique corriose
Sets; pink and blue e----z.8S
4 Originally 2.25 Infonts' FIonneI-
cite Robes; pink only -----1.78
All Merchandise Properly Labeled as to
Wool Content
Infants and Tots Shob,
Second Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Misses Sportsweor

40 Originally 3.e5 TO 7.e5 BIouses;
for street and evening weor; organ
dies with lace trim; evening jookets
in black royon foiIIe; broken sizes,
100
5 Originally 7.95 to 1925 Skirts;
wools and wool blends properly
labeled os to wool content; pIoids
and grey fIonneIs; broken sizes,
100
z Originally I4.95 Jaekets 100
4 Originally 2.s5 Quilted Vests, 25e
Sportwear, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Boys Wear

20 Originally z4.e5 Gootskin
Leather Joekets; with oIpoeo coIors,
simulated fur Innings; zip front;
storm cuffs; sizes s to 20 -l6.e5
20 Originally z4.95 Fur Innings;
zip front storm cuffs; sizes to
20 1875
8 Originally 1875 Brown Cotton
Gobordine Joekets; with removable
sheepskin Innings; voter -repeIIent;
broken sizes .- l5.95
8 Originally I4.4o Genuine Leother
Lumber Joekets; buckles ot waist;
odustobIe side strops; sizes 8 to
IL -- ------12.95
IS Originally 1915 Cotton Cob
ordine Joekets; wormly lined with
wool, sheepskin, or simulated fur;
broken sizes s to l8 in the group,
8.s5
7 Originally s.s5 Wool Leisure
Joekets; two-tone navy and check;
sizes s to lO--------6.o 6.o5
4 Originally 7.s5 Wool PIoid
Shirts; sizes 10 to l6 500
20 Originally 4.e5 Wool and Roy
on Long SIeeved Sport Shirts; solid
colors; sizes 10 to 3.e9
II Originally 500 AH-WooI
Shaker Knit Sweaters; crew neck
style; broken sizes 28 to 36 40
81 Originally 2.ss White Gobtex
Dress Shirts; junior sizes 8 toS2,
$50
; Originally 4.74 Ski Points; novy
blue; lobeIed as to wool content:
size 3----------- l.e5
81 Originally 3.e5 Fitted Toilet
Sets genuine leather cose; tox in
ciuded 17o
~ Originally l.I5 Loke PIoeid
Roli-rour-o wn-H OF in navy,
brown, maroon .--- 7oe
IS Originally LIS Helmets with
Detachable Goggles; olso some
p'o'n two tones ------- soc
3 Originally I.e5 coIIorIess White
Codet Shirts; size IS soc
SO Originally l.60 Knit Tie and
suspender Sets; Coy coIors .- soc
IS Originally soc kavy Blue Over
seas Cops 2 25e
Boys Shop, Second Floor,
The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Teen Apparel

Originally 1870 Blonde Dyed
SheerIins lomb coet. size II, in
cIuding 2Ooo tax ox--47.4o
Z Originally 1850 Fleece Shorty
Coots. sizes 9 and l3 .---lo.e5
$ Originally 22.s5 Shorty BeIted
coots. sizes " and l2-l3.e5
II Originally $3.50 Fur-Trimmed
Coots, sizes II to 10 49, 1850
I Originally 1880 Red oobordine
Suit, size l6 --,- 1895
s Originally 1895 Suits, size 10,
s.e5
7 Originally lz.s5 Two-Pieee
Dresses, sizes 9 to IA 4.ee
6 Originally 1895 Two-Pieee
Dresses, sizes 9 TO IA 3.eo
3 Originally 7.s5 Corduroy Jump
ers, sizes 10 to IA 2.ee
8 Originally 800 Skirts, sizes 10
4 Originally 3.ee Hots soc
IS Originally l.2o LOPEZ Pins, zoe
Including Tar
Teen Shop, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Toilet Goods

- Originally $50 70 $50 Wood
Picture Fromes; 7xo to llxl4 inch
sizes .-----,--.- 3f)r
IS Originally 2.3s Pine Scented
Liquid for the Both; quart size bot
tS %
- Originally ZOO Three-Pieee
Militory Brush Sets; pair Of brushes
ond comb so
"a Originally LIS Wood HondIe
Hond Mirrors Soc
18o Originally s7e April Showers
Faee Powder 47e
81 Originally 59e Wood HondIe
Mosnifyins Mirrors s---z5e
Where TAXABLE. ORIGINAL and Sel,ino
Prices Include 20T Tar
Toileties, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
26 Originally BIS gal.
White One Coot
Enomel
2.59 Gal.

Washable finish for kitchens and
bathrooms, VOLS and woodwork
Choice Of white or ivory.
Il Originally BIS GoI. Floor and
Deck Enomel-for use on wood or
cement, inside or out. 4 colors.
10 Originally $50 Col. cIeer spor
Vornish-ouiok-dryine. for floors
or trim. Col. oI.----l.79
ls Originally 2.25 Col. Ateo FIet
White-use os q finish or under
coot; can be tinted to the color you
desire. Col. 80
36 Old English Household CIeoner
completely prepared for all types
Of cleaning; odorIess. Gal. l.---sse
Paints, Sepexth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Neckweor

J Originally 6.e5 to 7.es Diekies,
handsome fobrics ---3.9s
16 Originally 4.98 to 5.eS Diekies,
wee or high neoklines s---2.98
Originally 1880 Fine Embroi-
desed Diekey---6.5 $50
35 Originally ZOO to 1913 Diekies,
rqyon and cotton 1.l9
203 Originally |. 90 and LIS COL
lars and Cuffs Sets
NeckWear, Street Floor
The HecM Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
WINTER COATS

Originally I74.6o Mexieon Tile
1oo% Wool coot, black dyed
Persian lamb tuxedo, size l6,
1880
] Originally $500 Mexieon Tile
Io0eo Wool Suede coot, boum-
1880
I Originally I54.so Black coot,
silver fox collar and front panel,
size l8-----IIs.so
4 Originally 1880 coots, large
silver fox collars, black size 40;
black size AZ; red size II; red
size l6--~----lo8.oo
l Originally I54.so Brown coot,
beover collar and side panel, size
z Originally $3.50 Wine Ioo%
Wool coots. silver fox collars, sizes
| z and IA $3.50
z Originally 1884 Fitted Green
Dress coots, cross fox collars, sizes
10 and IA 4------55.20
I Originally $3.50 Brown coot,
sobIe dyed squirrel collar, size
57h $3.50
Originally $3.50 Brown coot,
ring toll opossum collar, size
3eR --- 1890
= Originally 1895 loo0o Wool
Topeoots, black and white chalk
stripe ------ls.oo
Originally 1926 Block BeIted
shortie. looqo wool melton cloth,
size Z $500
Originally 1895 Brown Gobor-
dine Coot, button-in chomois lin
ing, size II 200
Originally 1895 Red 1oooo
Wool Fleece Chesterfield, size 10,
1900
] Originally 22.s5 Light Blue
shortie coot. size 1900
10 Originally 1895 Plaid Lined
Gobordine Roineoots, misses sizes,
Cotton Gobordine Roineoots,
misses sizes 500
Where TAXABLE. Original and Selling
Goats, Third Floor. E Street
Building, The HecHf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Thrift Shop Dresses

so Originally S.95 to 1925 Wom-
ems and Misses Dresses; royon
oobordines and erepes; broken
sizes 500
SO Originally S.e5 Women's and
Misses Thrift Dresses; broken sizes,
800
so Originally 800 to 500 wom-
ems and Misses Cotton and Royon
Thrift Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Thrift Shop Coots

! Originally 1895 AII-WooI Tux
edo Coat, pieeed grey Persion trim,
] Originally 1895 Aii-WooI coot,
huge wolf eolIor, black, size le,
5000
! Originally 1895 AII-WooI Soft
Dressmeker Suit. terra cotto, size
II -----15.oo
z Originally 1895 Women's AL
Wool coets, pieoed dyed Persion
butterfly eoIors, sizes 1914 and
4S " 1888
Z Originally $500 AII-WooI Fitted
Striped Fitted coots, size II, 1000
z Originally 1850 AiI-Wooi Fitted
coots blue, size IA; green, size 20,
1888
Thrift Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Handbags

Handbags
20 Originally 500 Leather
and Fobrie Handbags; as
sorted eoIors and styles, $50
IS Originally z.40 Genuine
Leother BilIfoIds; tan only;
for women n---l.2 20
All Original and Selling Prices
Include 20% Tar
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
MEMS WEAR
so Originally 1880 to 1000
Sheldon AII-WooI
Topcoats and Overcoats
1875
Observation-Disclosures

Herrneb nebones-HoirbIends -Coverts!
Regulars: 5-55, 2-se 2-s7, l-ss, $50, 40,
IA, 5-44, 5-4e, l-48 Shorts: go 1-4o, 4-42,
4-44, AS. Longs: 3-3e. 2-38, 2-3e, 2-4o 3-42,
3-44, AS stout.: IA. IA, 2-48, so Blues,
0reys ond Browns.
Nevis Clothing, Second Floor. The Heeht Co.
Reduced Woy Down! Fomous Make
Evening star., 1945-02-01
YOU CAN OPEN
A TIME-SAVING
CHARGA.PLATE
ACCOUNT
AT THE HECHT co.
By Mail

It's easy! The Hecht Co. has made it
as simple for you as ABC. We've
eliminated all the tedious red tope.
So!-to on-the-go Government Peo-
pie, to wor-pIont workers, to desk
tied executives, to husting house,
wives who also do patriotic war duty,
we soy: Open q time-soving Hecht
Co. Chorgo-PIote account and do 1t
conveniently by mail!
All you have to do is fill out the
printed coupon below and mail it to
us. As soon as your request has been
cleared by our Credit Office, you will
receive q Heoht Co. Choreo-Plote
with your name and address imprint
ed on it. This means that you can
charge all purchases you make, and
you can order by mail or telephone
anything we sell. 1t saves you the
trouble Of carrying cash with you
when shopping and saves bother
about COD. deliveries and parcel
post collection fees. You will also
find it mighty helpful in identifying
you any place.
And remember your Choreo-Pote is
on exclusive Hecht Co. servoe-it
eliminates the nuisance Of spelling
out your name to soIes-oIerks, since
both your name and address are
printed plainly on your Chorgo-Plote.
We think you will find it great con-
venience during these busy work.
oronned days.
Just Fill OUT This Coupon and Mail to
Evening star., 1945-02-01
BIouses ond Sweaters

8 Originally 4.98 TO 5.e5 Pull
Over and cordison Sweaters,
lOO% wool, some soiIed 2.e8
10 Originally 2.98 to 3.9s ALL
Wool PuII-over Sweaters 1913
~ Originally 2.25 to z.9s Royon
BIouses, short or long sleeves 40
IA Originally $50 PulI-on Sweet
ers, cotton and royon 100
Bloases and Sweaters, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Mems Ties

Every tie sports famous label! Every tie bears its
original price toe Every tie is hand tailored, and
has resilient construction lining Fouords woven
and printed fabrics, small figures, bold choet pot
terms, stripes and poids All silks, wooIs royons
and royon- and -wooIs in the group.
Me.s Furnishings, Street Floor The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Thrift Shop Furs

Originally 1880 Dyed Pony
coots; warm and durable; brown
sizes ! z and IA; black size IA,
5000
Originally lI4.oo seoI-dyed
Coney Coot; size 9 $500
Original and SELLING Prices
Include 20eo Tar.
Thrift Fws, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.