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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
SCOVILL, UNITED AIRCRAFT AT Y;
 BENRUS VS W C

Hartford and Waterbury indus trial lea ue basketball champions are paired tonight in a state tour nament test at the YMCA which may be lone for the book" Tn addition to that game, an all-Wa- terbury championship game will whet the appetites of I. R. A. league fans, when the Benrus and Waterbury Companies teams take the floor in the third and deciding game to settle the B" division championship.
 Scovill E. R. A. given only an "outside" chance for the league ti- tie in mid-season, came on with such 8 rush that it defeated U. S Time for the second round title; then beat U. s. Rubber of Nauga- tuck twice for the league title; then beat U. 8. Rubber of Nauga- tuck twice for the league title; then wen to Torrington to easily set back the New City champs Union Hardware; and tonight have the most difficult task of defeat ing United Aircraft; Hartford in- dustrial league winners of 8 of Il games this season. The s. E. R A.-U. A. game is second roune state industrial tournament game
 Good Record
 United Aircraft has won 15 o 18 games this season, 8 of them 1T league competition. In Oswald Dixon, Dobrutsky and Knurek, thF latter former Trinity college star the visitors have a. quartette tha not only scores often, but is strong defensively. Dobrutsky Is said t' be especially formidable, according to those who have seen him in ac tion; since Weaver High schoo days. Bob Grady, A year old ster, was a professional witt Brooklyn Visitations and witt United Aircraft years.
 Scovill figures it has a winning club and with the advantage of tht local "" gym, where the s. E. R A. league champs has played 1t best basketball; there is continued confidence that it can match point; with Hartford and have some lief over for victory after four periods of play.
 Player-Coach Joe Joyce, Feli Longo, John Casey, Howard Kraf and Sammy Andolina will probabl. start for Scovill; with Lattanzio Bates and DaddeSsion also ready fo substitute duty.
 All Set
 Coches Pat Quilter and Georg' McNamara have their Benrus ant Waterbury Companies clubs read! for the "big" game of the season one that will decide the B" di vision championship. In their frs game, McNamara's club scored bu three points in the entire first hal despite the two Berardis, Freddi Coelho, Coach McNamara, hell ant high water; SO Benrus went on t. win handily though standing of strong Watco third period rally. Il the second game, the McNamara men had 12 points before Benru; starting without Norman Levine had scored at all, but the Watco were not to be denied, and thcugl Frank Berardi suffered an eye in jury, he came back and helped hi club win very easily. Benrus jus could not get started and whel the Quiltermen did begin to roll | 1t was much too late.
 First game tonight, 8 p. m., stat tourney game at 9:15. With COG weather promised, a capacity crow may attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
ScoviII Hoop
 Meet Red Hot

Keen and close competition was the order of the evening, when Sco- will nter-Department tournament teams took the court at SERA cen- ter last night. Fuse Assembly nicked Office No. by 24-22 score while four overtime sessions were needed to settle the Tube Mill-Hot Forge game, won by TIM 37-35 when Hot Forge finished with three players. Chucking and Office Two; Fuse Assembly and Tube Mill meet to- night; with finals scheduled for Fri day night. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
Kreevich Deferred

Benld, H., April 4.-(UP)-Mike Kreevich, St. Louis Browns center fielder, has been given a six months deferred classification, his draft board last night voluntarily and an- swered queries about his status.
 Kreevich had been classified IA when he quit an essential war job to join the Browns in training at Cape Girardeau, Mo. He plans to ioin the Browns in St. Louis Sat- urday for the annual city series with the Cardinals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
St. Pierre Stopped

New Bedford, Mass, April {. (UP)
 Elocfed twice in the first round, Joe Geneyese, 140, of Toronto came back to register a technical knock tlit over Oscar St. Pierre, 137, of Fan River in the seventh round of their scheduled l0-round bout at EFiskol Arena last night. IN preminaries: Tony Soave. 162. N .S Marine oCrps knocked cut Al <snel. i43, New Bedford (3); Marry
 E1iba. i35, OHston decisioned Jose
 fnnndex is7. puybury tO;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
Last Nights Fites
By United Pres.

New York, Broadway Arena-Phil Palmer, 140 1-2, Vancouver, B. C., outpointed Solomon Stewart. l46. Providence, R. l., (S).
 White Plains, N. Y. = Vince La Salva, 147 1-2, Mount Vernon. N. Y. outpojlted Pete De Ruzza. 153 l-2, Mamaroneck, N. Y, (0.
 Jersey City, N. J. = Jorge Morelia. l$, Mexico City, stopped Dom Amo roso, l34 1-2. Jersey City. (N.
 Hartford, Conn. - Art Robinson, l47. Pittsburgh. decisioned Henry Jordan, 145, Philadelphia, (l0) Bobby Polowitzer, l28, East Hart ford, outpointed Earl Mintz, l28 New York. (6).
 Miami, Fla. = Elmer (Violent) Ray, 1Ss. Miami, stopped Boy Jacobs TIT. Philadelphia, (3).
 Los Angeles = Humberto Sierra l2o, Havana, Cuba, decisioned Pau Fancy Pants' ReQueji, 1SO, Sar Jose, cal. tio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
Babe Picks Williams Over Joe DiMoaaio

Boston. April 4. (UP)-Ted Will Hams of the Boston Red Sox Is Babe Ruth's choice as the greatest natural baseball hitter of the past 10 years. 4.3
 Ruth, here to referee g. wrestling match placed Williams, now in the Navy, ahead of Joe DiMaggto of the. New York Yankees. tt..
 Williams was more of a sure hitter than DiMaggio,n Ruth ex- pl1Aneus .....s '5...s s'..'' But if | were . manager" he concluded with . chuckle, I'd love to have both. sf them on my club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
How Green Was That McNult Green Light?
 By DAlg PARKER

oaozED sAs1sAI1 hs.in2ins ming so gu suspect ;A.. t s color S u.d statement concerning the status player. @ jobs report to their clubs which was hailed as green hgh M % & Dsyers TSo u.rs T: SDS Sd Jobs their without losing their draft status TsS the ro Gu % M ~ '. @ SDnT ~ . G SS M post physical director of the local high HSo @ to re. report n tal import of which that what it said De dsss as M sn sS, essential S S y 5rsuss Isirss its @ aimisss course - UNLIKE THE BASKETBALL games promotes. Ned Irish any connection in Ssas sas s s' So S': @ Fss samblsrs says anything Kind and
 the w" nt% thing % aassHR % . % cs baskebaM just typographical error. RECOMMENDED TO all sports fans
 snlsnd R0e first s%pt at s STs n Ss fSo Asoea ican Magazine stocktons The oashouse Gang and Couple of Other Guys which A s. Barnes & Co. has just brought out The Red Gross benefit games April between the Dodgers and Yankees at the Committee headquae at 
 National Clothing Collection Henry Kaiser n b of psre clothing for the sick and Of war-ravaged nations abroad
 WILLIAM DOC" MORRIS of the Mirror sports staff who died his wasn't due the a. Whenever his co-workers stuck for ty years ago Nevertheless insisted returning the job inactivity Doc wasn't brilliant writer and . convesaionast He just of those working with pride without would 2 than 1t is. His granted will realize loss they suffered through his death
 article calling ogetuness neglect of the late writes Rckard widow Rckard family tombstone Woodlawn Cemetery individual Mr. Richards the possibly could but since bills the annual the plot soy neglected almost beisvabe that  building Madison Rkard the lobby the Boston Garden he helped with planning of that lovely dgnid that building mother attended unve ing of the portrait which was in 1929 .,s
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
Bowling.

Milwaukee, April 4.-(UP)-The annual convention of the American Bowling Congress will be held at
 Milwaukee April 5 and 6. ABC ot- ficials announced today. Forty y-one
 | of the 6i directors and officers were expected to attend. r.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04

Hartford, Conn, April 4.-(UP)- The central board of approved bas- ketball officials last night elected Martin Cavanaugh, Southington, as president.
 George Magrath, East Hartford, was chosen as vice president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04

Totals ..,....... If . Score at half time. Hot Forge l Tube Mill 12. Referee: Al Monti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04

George 'AirmaIP Gearing modest veteran member of Uncle Sam's capable local post office stan, established 8 new high run of l% Monday evening in a three-cush- ion billiard tourney match at the ElkS' club. "It was nothing" said the likeable George as friends offered congratulations. He and Ed Farley split in two games with
 Bill Potter and Ed Callahan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04

George Butler, l22, Waterbury, Conn. knocked cut GeoEyie Dresser, -12e, Boston tD. v
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
FUSE ASSEMBLY,
OFFICE NO. 1
TUBE MILL

Score at half time: Office No. ( Fuse Assembly 6. Referee: Al Monti
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
'T0taIs ...

Score at half time: Chase 6, Ben Euq 2. Referee: Berardi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-04
sCOVIIL
CHASE

F&OtdlS Score at half time: Scovill g, Tim c. Referee: Berardi.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
$50 Originally l.o0 TO l.e5
Misses Tee Shirts
age

Striped ond solid color cotton
knit, small, medium and large
sizes.
800 Originally I.s5 TO $50
Holters, prints, stripes, solids,
4se
1877 Originally s.s5 to 5.s5
Shorts. mostly light eoIors --l.88
so Originally 2.e5 Shorts, solid
and striped ehombroy------88
80 Originally AIS Bothins Suits,
one and two piece oottons. sizes
81, 36---------------2.SS 36
$50 Originally sos Dressmaker
Bathins Suits. one-pieoe 3.88
5 Originally 1855 and l2.55
Diaper Butcher Royon Swim
Suits 4.88
IS Originally l2.s5 to 1875
Royon Jersey Swim Suits 5.ss
100 Originally 2.s5 White or
Print Cotton Peosent Skirts, s8e
80 Originally 3.72 Beech Boss,
including tox 90
so Originally Toe to I.se Both
ing Cops. dork or light coIors, 3se
Sport Shop, Third Floor.
The Heeh. Co.
80 Originally 5.e5 to s.e5
Evening star., 1945-08-23
So Originally $50
Summer Hondbogs
10

White handbags, washable, easy
to keep cleon. Ideal to put owoy
tor next summer.
IS Originally $50 Hsndbess,
homespun hondboes------z.4o
II Originally 500 White Gay
twine Handbags ---------3.6o
Is Originally 800 Ssm mer
HondDo9s -------------6 600
10 Originally 500 ceIored Sum-
mer Hondbess ------z.4o
Prices Include sos Tas
Handbags, Street Floor,
The Hseks c..
Evening star., 1945-08-23
BIouses
1888

Sheer striped eottons, dimities,
ohombroys, balloon cloth, royon
spuns and cotton loce blouses;
dressy or toilored styles; sizes 81
TO SO in the group.
y Bioases, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Originally 43.OO
Juniors Spring Coots

Fitted twill eoots with brod trim in black brown. oeen
Sizes 9 to IS in the group
Originally S35 Wool Suede Three -ouarter Juniors coots II
IS, s8
Originally $500 Tweed Refers coo size g. ereen size g.
ooe' SIZE
Originally 1895 Yellow Suits cardigan nekne
Originally 1885 Yellow Suit potch pockets, 9---I3ss
Originally $500 TO 1895 Brown Boy coo 5l3ss
Originally sss Light Blue UnIined Topper l5----5oo
Originally fos5 chortreuse Shoies, sizes l3 l5-5oo
Originally s.s5 to 25o Toppers, sizes to l5--llss
Originally 1895 PIoid BeIted Toppers, 5l3ss
Originally 4soo Hernsbone Weave Beige Toppers 13
Z size IS az
Originally $500 Black and White coot size T.
1888
Young Washingtoniam Shop, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-23
7 Originally oo.o5 Misses
Stroock WooIen
Box Coots
44.O0

Misses sizes. American Beauty,
green. Size IA.
] Originally s2s.ss Box coot,
American Beouty ----$zl.oo
Originally $500 coot, Amer
icon Beouty, size l6----$28.oo
4 Originally $500 coots. Forst-
mann wool. American Beauty.
one IA, one lo, blue 10, green
20 SIS. 90
! Originally S4s.s5 Box coot,
fleece, size l2--------$2S.oo
! Originally $3s.s5 Dress coot,
l0oqo wool twill. fitted, brown,
size $500
z Originally $2e.95 coots, chew
lot weove. white. one l8, one 20,
$500
3 Originally $500 coots, full
length, box style, summer, blue,
one 10, one z, one Ia $4,000
l Originally S2s.s5 coot. three
ouorter length. beIted. blue, size
5 Originally $1s.ss shortie
coots. lOOoo wool, pole blue,
eorol, pink. Misses sizes, $500
Coats, E Street Building, Third
Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Girls Undie.

4 Originally $500 Rsyon Pa
jonas, large size-----$3.9e
4 Originally $l.ee Rayon Holt
Slips. sizes 80, 32------7se
so Originally Soc combed Cot
ton Ponties. flesh color, sizes s
ond o. SSc
so Originally 59e White Cotton
Knit Panties, sizes 8 to 10 3ee
Girls Furnishings, Second Floor
The Heckf CO.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Clearance of Lamps

1s2 Originally I.s5 Parchment
lied Shades. 2 to l9 in. I.5o
Z Originally 1895 Modern Chino
Lamps, royon shodes s----l5.95
3 Originally 1895 Three Way
Floor Lomps. marble base, ivory,
hondmode shode, os is 1875
4 Originally 1895 Six Woy
Floor Lomps. marble bose, ivory
hondmode shode, as is---2s.e5
8 Originally 1895 crystoi Col
umn Lomps. porchmentized
shodes Sle.o5
s. Originally 1875 Bridge Bose
Lemps. bronzed metal finish.
1926
Z Originally s.ss Pottery TobIe
Lomps, porchmentized shooes,
SOS
10 orisinoIly 7.ss Chino Bond
TobIe Lemps and Shades. $5.e5
; Originally 1925 Modern Glass
ond Wood Lomps s--lo.95
Originally 1895 Reyon Tot
feto Shode. le-inch size 7.95
81 Originally Ats Automatic
Night Lights ----2.5o
3 Originally $50 FIoreI Print
Porehmentized Paper Shodes,
l9-nch IS
Evening star., 1945-08-23

Both single and double sizes in
the group! Lovely nobnoiI
spreads, poinstokineIy woven.
Mainly in white.
] Originally $3.50 Chenille
Spread, double size-----$16.5o
! Originally $z4.5o Rose soteen
Sprsod. double bIe-------Sl4.5o
! Originally $l7.95 Blue Rayon
Taffeta spreed, twin size, Iz.e5
5 Originally Sl6.s5 seteen
Dsapes ----------$l0.s5
I Originally $l7.s5 Chenille
Spread, double ------Slo.s5
3 Originally $3.50 MuIti-eoI-
orsd Chenille Spreads. single,
$Io.sS
! Originally $3.50 Blue Royon
FoiIIe Spread. double
z Originally $s.s8 Teilored
Spreads, double size-----$6.98
] Originally $l5.s5 Rose Rayon
Sotin Spread ----- S6.e5
Originally $3.50 Royon Sotin
and Chintx Spread. twin size,
$3.50
80 Originally $1z.S5 and $l4.s5
Vanity Skirts-royon foilIes and
royon sotins s------S5.50
s Originally $7.9S Chenille
Spreads-twin and double, $4.99
Spreads, Sixth Floor.
The Heckf Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Clearance of Wrought Iron

Originally 1861 kne-Pe. Wrought Iron Set-3ox72-
gloss top tobe and motohne chos White Bon Rust finish.
coIoru chair pods 900
Originally 1896 sevenPe. Wrought Iron sets-3oxeO-inch
gloss tobe and matching chairs finished Pompeon green
Bon Rust 50 80
orisnoIy I2743 Wrought Iron choe Lounse-odjustobIe
bock large wheels White Bon Rust finish SO. 80
Originally 1900 Wrought Iron setees-seots three Inner
spring cushions blue socloth ----------8 80. 80
Originally 9521 FivePe Dnette Sets28x48inoh gloss
table and matching cho White enamel Pompeon green
finish So. 80
Originally So Fve-Pe Sets-28x48-inch gloss
toble, matching choirs White finish 80
Originally s. 10 Wrought Iron chos Lounse-odustobe back,
1899
Evening star., 1945-08-23

"'fP"b = stf's iV"'s
The Hechf Co.
Originally 53e
POPULAR RECORDS
70c
ScintiIIotne music for donce time
ond postirel With popular
artists and bonds.
Z Originally 54.s5 Two-Tier Rec
ords Cobinets, walnut or nohoo-
any finished eumwood. Floor
somples --------l9.e5
IS Originally 2.1s Record Coses
thot hold so records. HondIes
for corryine, fobriooid cose l.49
10 Originally SOC TweIve-Ineh
Reeords-The Blue Donube and
Toles from the Vienna Woods,
3se
Record Dept, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Stationery
Originally $l.oo Stationery, ese
300 boxes. For men in service.
Has emblem.
Originally s7.s5 Service PIeques
for fonilies of men in uniform,
$4.s5
Stationery, Street Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Clearance Of
Gardening Equipment
2o-orisireIiy 500 Lawn sprin-
Us-oIsinaIIy AS Outdoor
Showers s--3.5o
24-orisinaIIy 3.6s Lawn Sprin-
kIers rs---2.69
I4s-orisinoIIy l.ss Long ond
Short HondIe Shoveis l.39
ss-orisinaily l.5o Beetle
4s-orisinalIy l.ss shoveI..
l.3s
l27-orisino.Iy l.5o Garden
Cultivotoss -----99e
252-orisinelly Las Gerden
Hoes
ls-orisineIIy ITO Garden
SeedeFs -----69e
los-orisinoiIy 100 Rekes. e9e
es-orisinoIIy l.ls Pruning
25-orisinaIIy l.4s cultivotor
Forks ks----------------SSe SSe
l35-orisineIIy l.7s stirrup
Pumps ---6oe
4s-orisineIIy eoe Dog Checks.
39e
7ss-orisineIIy ese and 7se
Gorden Hoes ------49e
ee-ovisinoIIy 35e Red Arrow
Gorden lnseetieide --25e
67-orisinelIy 3se Hose Coup
limo. -------25e
34-orisinsIIy 35e Beetle Bait.
19e
34I-orisinolIy 75e Garden
Troweis -----l6e
l.4ss-orisineIly Sc Garden or
Tomoto Stakes -----1oe
I,5oo fest-orisinally &c Cor
den Hose II.
Garden Shop, Seresfh Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Originally $50
One-Coot Enamel
2.5o ss'.
Washable finish for wolIs and
woodwork. White and ivory.
- Originally 3.75 Porch and
Deck Ensm slLfor wood or
cement floors. 5 colors z.7s sol.
n Originally $50 Pure Leod
end Oil House Peintwhite and
8 eolors -----------z.s9 sel.
Is orisinoIIy $50 Spar vsrnish.
ouick-dryine, for floors l.79 gal
Pure White Of oronse sheIlae--
dries in one hour for woxine.
$50 sol.
Paints, Secesfk Floor.
The Hechs Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Summer Furniture
u to " Off
Clearance California Redwood

Originally 50 - Redwood Teteo otete-two chors with oble
ottoehed in center Coorful cushions 3ese
IS Originally s7l7 Redwood Love book
vesbe pods yellow, blue Mounted whees--2699
Originally 30 Redwood Club choirs-odustobe bock soil
cloth pod - - ---------------19.o9
Originally 1888 Redwood chose Lounge WheeIs-reve
bic pod adjustable
Originally l245 Redwood oomons-reverbe cushion
aro colors SIT
Evening star., 1945-08-23

Just 8 OF them. Opens into COM
tortobIe three quarter b e d!
Choice of blue or green cotton
covering.
Originally $3.50 Bed Choir,
oiI-metol construction $3.50
s Originally $6o.75 Twin Stu
do Beds. rose; three pillows to
match $3.50
Originally $500 Hollywood
Beds, single size ----20. 90
20 Originally SI5.s5 Twin-size
Heodboord and Broekets, $9.95
40 Originally $ll Twin -sixe Flot
Metoi Springs
BEDDING, Fourth Floor,
The Hechf Co,
Evening star., 1945-08-23

so Originally SOS to ! $50
Summer Hats
100
SNORT white hots in strow, spun
royon and flower hots, fobric,
ideol for next summer.
IS Originally 3.9s Hats soc
Millinery. Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Women's Coots
All l0Ooo Wool
Fitted Refer Type. sond beige,
size 2Oh-------S26.oo
! Originally $4s.s5 Women.
coot. boxy dressmoker style,
wool suede, raspberry. size 35h
$500
Z Originally $500 coots. Mode
by famous name. Indian blue.
Sizes l8h ond 22h---$44.oo
J orisinoIIy $500 Refer, grey.
-
z Originally $500 coot., boxy,
green. size Az; foil brown, size
loR R----$36.oo
] Originally $49.e5 Refer. nov
city weove. fitted. dressy. navy.
Size a R----$36.oo VI
! Originally $69.95 Fitted Coot,
navy, ,l4R------$55.oo
! Originally $500 Suit. wool,
3-button cordieon, green, size
81 u 2------$55.oo
] Originally $500 Suit, wool,
dressmoker. ribbed yoke, summer
brown, size Al $500
Coats and Snifs, E Street Build
ing, Third Floor, The Heehf Co.
6 Originally 1895 Misses
Evening star., 1945-08-23

Lightweight. just right for cooler
days. Tweeds and cheviots; oil
properly lobeled os to wool con-
tent. Broken sizes. 3 to s.
10 Originally 1925 ToddIers'
Spring coots; broken sizes, !
to 3 --6 SOS
"a Originally 7.s5 and s.s5
Toddlers' Spring coots; tweeds
ond cheviots -------4.68
II Originally 7.95 AII-WooI Crib
BIonkets. pink ond blue 4.8S
II Originally e.s5 AII-WooI Crib
BIonkets. rose and blue--3.S8
4 Originally $50 Tots Dresse.
in solid coIors with broid trim.
Size q. red and blue: soiled, 4.88
80 Originally 2.25 Toddlers' ALL
Wool Sweaters. pink only; sizes
! to 3; soiIed- .S8
; Originally 2.ss Tots Cotton
Print Dresses with embroidery
trim. sizes 4. 5, 6; soiIed --l.5s
Z Originally l.ss AlI-WooI In
fonts Soeques, pink only; soiIed.
e9e
II Originally I.65 Tots White
Biouses; broken sizes: slightly
soiled --99e
II Originally 29e Metal Drying
Rocks for Sooker Ponties iSe
Infants Apparel, Second Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Lawn & Porch Furniture

| Originally 50 90 Gronite Lown nBeneh---------3s.e 80
Originally IS. 90 Grone Urns 80
Originally 55.4s Gronite Bird Both th-----------2s.s 80
Originally 1895 Gronte 4.e7
Originally 20 "a Gonte Urns 10. ~
Originally a. 95 Sleepy Hollow Choirs-ounu tubular frame
green upholstery socoh cushion l4.s5
IS Originally o08 Porch Chors-wood slot ond books
tubuor steel fror1e green red 80
IS Originally l6 Lown Chairs-wood frame 80
Evening star., 1945-08-23

z Originally 1892 Dust Proof
Lockers. tSIiehtly domoeed).
1880
Z Originally 1880 vonity cases.
Slightly domoged) ----3.6o
Originally 1888 2I-ineh Over
night Cose. (SIiehtIy domoeedl
1900
Originally I7.4s-7l-ineh Over
night Coses. (Domoeedl --l2.oo
z Originally l7.46 18-ineh Over
aisht coses. (Domoeed) 1880
Originally 2o.76 26-ineh Pull
man Cose. tDomoeedl 500
Originally 2o.7e 26-ineh Pull
man Cose. tDomooed) 40
3 Originally 1882 vonity coses.
(Domoeed) ---------7.2o
Originally l4.22 Vonity cose.
tDomoeed) 800
Originally 6.54 Vanity Case.
tDomoeed) $50
s Originally $50 Quick Trip
case.. (sIiehtIy soiIed) 800
z Originally 31.5e Genuine
Leather venity. (SliehtIy soiled)
21.60
Z Originally zl.52 I5-ineh Filter
Upper vonity. tSoiled) --l8.o0
3 Originally l2-ineh Fitted Zip
per Vanity tSoiIed) lao
Original and selling prices
In rrHHe
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Luggage, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.

The Hechf Co.
Notions Reduced
Originally 45e TO $1.5o Rufflins;
9 remnants ------z9e
Soc to $l.5o Sequin Motifs; IA
motifs ------25e each
Originally 79e Hair Bows; 5 vel
Originally 39e Hair Bows; 5 vel
vet bows l0c
Originally Soc Hair Bows; III
velvet bows loe
Nofioss, Street Floor.
The Heckf Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Cardigan Suits
$500
1909 Wool Crepe

loooo Wool Crepe
loree noiIheod buttons. Navy
two Us one l6, one l8. Block
two rs.
z Originally sss.s5 cordison
Suits. wool. one-button, hond-
finished, front kick pIeot. Navy.
One II, one l6-S $500
Z Originally s3s.s5 Dressmoker
Suits, wool crepe, cordieon. Navy
one II, one $500
| Originally $500 cordison
Suit, wool, 3-button. Sold, size
Il -----S28.oo
] Originally $500 T,eneh-type
coot, wool, fitted, set-in belt.
Navy, size l2-S2 $500
Originally Se.sS Matching
Skirt los obovel. Navy, size II,
) Originally s,e.s5 summe,
Royon Gobordine. cordieon, gold
IA, green ! q ond l6----S8.95
4 Originally $Is.95 Royon Sum-
mer Suits. yellow lo. two l8's,
20 S7.o5
Salts, E Street Building. Third
Evening star., 1945-08-23

so Originally 3.o5 to S.o5
Evening star., 1945-08-23

Originally S6.e8 Printed
Knit Dropes
2.o8
Only US poirs-in your choice
Of vine, rose or blue background.
pinch-pIeoted tops, too! 2s4 yds.
long, 81 inches wide to poir.
81 Originally s3,ss RuffIed Cur
teins for short windows. e3
inches long. so inches wide to
poir. Red with doisy pottern,
sz.ss
81 Originally s3.75 Tailored
Curtoins-54 inches wide to poir,
u inches long. Doisy pottern on
white or red-------$z. 50
7s Originally $3.50 Dotted sesh
curtoins-red, blue, green. 3o
inches wide. 3o inches long, I.5s
Sc Originally $l.3s PIostie Fes-
toon HoIders-in green, Zoe pr.
ESQ Yds. Remnents Of khaki, in
lengths from z to 8 yds., 3o
inches wide, areen----7se yd.
Curtains, Sixth Floor,
The Hechf Co.