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Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
Aodiak iflirrOr "SVe4us of c4nerica's Last Trontier

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 GGntered in the PostoAice at Kodiak Alaska Second Glass matter under act of Congress of March g. l878
 KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
 William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
 Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the socal news published herein
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26
cIossifieds

FOR SALE-Fox ranch on small island, AZ breed pens, 200 peltl ing pens. 2 houses, cookhouse warehouse, smokehouse. Also new seine boat, Gray motol No. 452 with reduct. gear, 12S fathoms seine. Call at Mirrol office. 6-2
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26

FOR SALE+International sta tion wagon, good rubber, incl taxi business lie. $500. See A Nixon. If
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26

WANTED TO BUY-We bu. Guns, Cameras & Radios. H Pinch Jewelry.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26

FOR SALE or RENT-Mod. d room home, sewer, cleo, water partly furnished incl. 4 beds For cash or your own terms in reason. Will sell with or with out Broom home, now rented on same property. Latter afsd for sale separately.
 See Al Nixon or Taylor & SeltI ger, attorneys. tf
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-26

LOsT-Lady's black cloth shor| coat. Label: Man Duskin| Philadelphia Believed talked
 by mistaken last Err. Eve. il
 Club Unique. REWARD fol return to Sue King, Supply off flee, MAS or phone Navy 709|
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Contest
FOrQueen
By EDGAR HAYES

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 18--
More than 800 patients at Percy
Jones General Hospital here have
entered pictures of wives or
swectheartS i'm the beauty con-
test held in conjunction with the
Purple Heart Field Day. The big
field day sponsored by the hospi-
tai and The Detroit Times. will be
held outdoors here next Wednes-
day, Aug. -
a committee of experts will
pick the queen who will preside
over the proceedings in the even
ing. including a colorful water
ballet. She will be brought TO
Battle Creek from here home.
wherever it is, by The Detroit
Times to be the guest of her hus-
band or sweetheart for three days.
The Purple Heart Field Day
will feature all wounded veterans
in a series of competitive sports
events. a majority of the entries
in all events will be arm or leg
amputeeS. They'll compete in soft
ball badminton, golf, tennis, table
tennis, swimming and several
special events for bed patients
only.
The meet viii be open 10 the
public and all are invited 70
attend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Knocks
Out Johnson 10

Johnson ran afoul Of a first in.
ming Splurge by Briggs Bombers
and today is out of the major
running in The Detroit Times
metropolitan Softball tournament
Tony Piper singled behind a
pass. Walter ButkowSki tripled
and scored on an error. giving
Briggs three tallieS. These proved
enough 10 win, 3-2.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
MAJOR MN
Blggs Bom0els 3. johnson Coi-Pak 2
CLASS MN
Hudson AA Z. Cursalfs 3.
p.rIr.s local % !.
Cumpl willard o.
.roV'ey Miner t Local l02 2.
Fitys,ra.d RisSo
CLASS 4 WOMEN
Local 9tr Michigan Bel o 'ofeitl,
Davis hA - Brewster
IuDAN'> SCHEDULE
at Mack Park
~ 1-~eryiCe Pa aiug vs. Hudson ~
6.4l StJvrr IS Police s. Briggs Ail-stsri
S. EaH side g 30.
No. Glass a women Rs.O IS Local
22T-t- o.ei,-s. Heeat s4s ~ Davis A.
80
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20

the top. The result is over
swinging.
Notice that the clubshaft, in
stead of being parallel TO the
ground, is pointing down TO the
ground. When the player starts
his downSwing, he will instinc-
lively close that left hand. This
will throw the clubhead out OF
line and the clubhead will swing
outSide-in across the direction line
producing a slice.
But if this player had kept a
closed, firm left grip at the top,
his clubhead in the downswing
would have retraced the path II
took in the up-SWing. and the
player would have swung his club-
head into the ball, slightly inside
out along the direction line for a
long straight shot.
EDITORS NOTE-send for ,he printed dis
gram showing the ball In relation 10 stance
for all normal wood and iron shots. JUS
enclose SC stamped. self-addreSsed enVelop'
for reply.
Protected by John r Ollie Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Battered Wimbledon
Plans .BuERG Meet
BY JACK CUDDY

LONDON. Aug 1S-TN'o be-
spoctacled sergeants. completing
Che first tennis tournament at
historic Wimbledon since 1899.
were matched TO-DAY I'M the finals
of the European thodtcr singles
competition.
The opponents are little sgt
Dick Mckee of Miami Fla, and
tain lean : SGT Charles Hare. the
cN-Bru>h Davis Cuppcr, now an
American soldier from Chicago.
Both represent The COmmuuiCa-
uuDS zone.
The finals were in the number
ono court capable of seating only
6.0O0. instead of The famous cen
ter court where $4,000 can be-
accommodated The center court
was 80 bomb damaged the stands
are not safe for fans and a por-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
City Net Meet
Opens tuesday

Thirty fifth annual city clay
courts championships open Tues
day at Detroit Tennis Club. re-
verSInC a previous decision io de-
lay until after a meeting Monday
Entries for the men IS singles close
Monday and for the women s.
Tuesday.
Finals i'm the HaUtamci tour
nament are ON today Wits AlCN
Hetleck meeting Richard labor
oWSki m The junior singles after
an injured arm forced Walter
English 10 default Bin Pope and
Ted JaN pair ID The mtEctS JaN
also qualified n the b0y s. with
Dick AdamS of Birmingham
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20

ton of the roof on the east side
was torn Off
Norah Cleather. the acting sec
retary Of the All-England Tennis
Club which operates Wimbledon,
said she was delighted that tour
namcnt play was being resumed
and that She hoped IL would be-
running full blast with interna-
uonal competition resumed
shortly
However that may be- "A tricky
problem because some LondonerS
object 10 repairs being completed
on a tennis club. no matter how
historic until tncy can get roofs
over ihoir own heads.
Club officials hope the Wimble-
don championships can be resumed
hy next June. leaving almost a
year in which 10 complete repairs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Crosse Pointe Filler,
Lost, Believed Dead

1t. George T. Hunter Jr.. %, OF
726 Berkshire. Crosse Pointe
Park, who has been missing in ac-
ton since July 944,- Is presumed
dead, according to official word
received by his mother, Mrs
George T. Hunter.
Hunter. recipient of the Ali
Medal. was lost while serving as
a bombardier on a Liberator over
Germany.
Besides his mother. he is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs. Matthew
Houghton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
BETTER GOLF
Closed Left Grip
BY SAM sNEAD

Golf Great Teacher and Player
In golf one fault leads to an
other -Today'S- player has looseRed
the grip on his left hand at the
top which is the very place the
hands must be kept closed. Open
ing the left hand grip is usually
caused by swinging back and up
too fast. This gives the clubhead
so much momentum that there is
heavy pull on the left hand at
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-20
Just a Loafer!.

Bob Halter. New Orleans
American Legion pitcher. hurled a
no-hit, no-run game and also hit
a homer, a double and two singles
i'm fOu times uD.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

thorough antiquarian had put the full weight
OF lifetime Of training behind the conviction
that the Old Stone Mill, as Newport prefers 10
call it, was the only discovered remnant of a
flouriShing civilization which existed along the
Atlantic coast for at least two centuries, and
perhaps four, before Columbus took the unuttered
words out of Horace Greeley's mouth.
Still unachieved at Means death was his most
cherished project-the scientific excavation of
the ground around the Old Stone Mill for a
radius of 25 feet. If that done, he was will
ing to wager that there chance in three
that evidence would be found of Morse construc.
tion between 1121 and 1900 one chance in ten
of evidence that ii was built in the 18th century
and one chance in 20 that it constructed by
European explorers between 1892 and 1880
The Old Stone Mill is round tower of stone
resting circle of eight round pillars which
in turn form an equal number OF arches II is
approximately 26 feet tall with external diam.
eter of "a feet inches and an internal diameter
Of Is feet inches. The stones of which it is
built are all native and the mortar is sand and
fine gravel mixed with lime derived either from
Sea-ShellS limestone.
There is other building like il in the West
ern Hemisphere ard in all the world there is
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

THE strangcst, perhaps the oldest and GER
tainly the most provocative building in the
y United States is a squat round tower which
sits scornfully scanning the familiar surround
ings, in municipal park in Newport, r. l.
For more than a hundred years selfappointed
advocates have debated what appear to be the
only tenable theories of its origin:
THAT it was erected by the Norsemen,
probably as the central portion of a Catholic
church. somewhere between 1000 and 1400 A. D.,
the period during which, according to this theory
Norway maintained reColumbian secret col
ony in what is now New England
2-That it was a windmill built by Benedict
Arnold, ancestor of the traitor and an early
governor of Rhode Island, after a destructive
storm in 1915.
Whether either Of these assumptions can ever
be proved became increasingly probematical the
other day when the worlds foremost expert on
this perplexing landmark died in Boston hos
pital. Philip Ainsworth Means noted archeolo
gist and authority on Inca lore, had spent the
last eight years of his life roaming through books
and parchments and half of the globe in search
Of the right answer.
When he died at the age of 50, the cautious
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29


in his will called it my Stone Built Windmn"
On the basis Of this and few other fragments
OF evidence dozens of books and scores of articles
have been written and countless thousands of
hours of argument have been spent to prove
that the governor erected the tower to grind his
and his neighbors' corn
THE Arnold proponents admitted the structure
was of unusual design, but they insisted
that was the most convincing proof Of all Gov.
Arnold, they said, was born in Warwickshire,
England, in 1915 and familiar with an arCaded
stone windmill built on the estate of Sir Edward
Peyto near bennington
In 1915 great storm destroyed the wooden
windmill OF Peter Easton, which was the only one
in Newport, and Gov. Arneld, they said remem.
bering the one near his childhood home had his
maSons construct a similar mill.
Opponents Of this theory pointed out that the
Newport tower was stone edifce in a section
where the great majority of buildings wereIA
wood or brick, that ii circular where ned
all old buildings have straight lines and angles
and that it rests on columns and arches although
such fancieS were unknown i'm the colonies then.
- These discrepancies, they said, could be
brushed away by the Morse theory. The Morse
men, spreading westward from Norway, had
settled in Iceland and Greenland, and, about 1000
April 20. 1915
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Junior Miss Dresses

$50 Originally 500 to 7.ss
Junior Miss Coy cottons in one
ond two piece styles. Striped
seersuekers and chombroys-
checks ond pIoids in Luggage
ond white. green and white,
blue and white. Sizes 9 to II,
3.ss
Is Originally 500 to l2.ss
Junior Miss Dresses in spun roy
on. royon jersey. Block. posteIs,
and high shades. Sizes 9 to IS,
e.sS
70 Originally I4.s5 70 1895
Junior Miss Dresses in black,
navy, and postels. Sheers. royons
and prints. Sizes 9 to IS, 8.sS
23 Originally 1875 to 1895
Junior Miss Dresses in black,
navy and postels. Also gay prints.
Royon foiIIe erepes with long or
short sleeves. Sizes 9 to IS,
Iz.ss
Young Washisstonias Shop,
Third Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
ChiIdren's Wear

II Originally 800 Boys White
and Blue SeiIor Suits Of cotton
eobordine; bib top suspenders;
sizes Z to 6-----------l.ss
s Originally s.z4 Tots Spring
coets and Suits in herrinebone or
navy. Sizes z to 6------3.98
8 Originally $50 Hot and Bag
Sets; strow bonnets and boes to
noteh-----z.6s ttox ineIuded)
8 Originally 1895 Tots coets;
for little boys and girls in plaid
or solid novy--t-''0o
s Originally 5.i4 Spun Royon
Jumper Dresses; complete with
whitespun royon blouses; sizes
4 to s ------------3.95
4 Originally 1899 Girls Plaid
Suits; pleoted skirts and 3 button
casual jackets; properly IobeIed
as to wool content 3.8S
5 Originally l4.s5 Girls Plaid
Suits; all wool; classic jackets
and pleoted skirts. Sizes ! to
IA in the group 500
IS Originally z.ee Teens Rayon
Jersey Biouses; sizes 10 TO Is,
10 Originally 3.ss Teens Iooe6
Wool Sweaters; broken size in
me group
The Hseht Co. Dowxstaiys Store
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Records, Cabinets
and Accessories

I Originally 1895 Twe-Tis'
Record cobinet-with doors,
floor sample. Mahogany veneers
on eumwood-soId os is, 34.s5
I Originally 1895 Twe-Tier
Record cabinet-with doors.
Mahogany veneers on oumwood,
holds 20 oIbums. Floor sompIe,
1895
z Originally s4.s5 Record and
Sheet Music cobinets-woInut or
mahogany finished oumwood.
z4.s5
I Originally Iz.s5 Record Cob
inet-for 10 albums. Floor SAM
pie 1872
10 Originally 500 Kemp Rec
ord cobinets-woInut finished
hardwood. Holds 6 albums -3.so
~ Originally 2.ls Record Index
File-hoIds 100 records. Index
included --------2.39
20 Originally $50 Permanent
Type keedIes-to ploy 10000
records -------l 40
"a Originally 2.1o Record Index
FiIes-hoIds so records 80
200 Originally 53e PopuIor Rec
ords, with Leading orehestros and
vocolists -------z9e
Record Dept, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Infonts', Tots and
ToddIers' Apparel

Z Originally 1895 Pink Royon
sotin Comfort and Pillow Set,
6.ss
10 Originally s.s5 An-Wool
Blankets, blue only. slightly
soiIed, 42x6O inehes-----5.95
I Originally 1925 Plush cor-
rioss Cover blue only slightly
8 Originally SOS AII-WooI Crib
Blankets, rose only. slightly
soiled, 36x5O inches 4.ss
II Originally 7.s5 Tots Wool
Jersey Dresses, with TyroIeon
trim. Broken sizes------3.88
4 Originally 7.95 Tots Corduroy
Dresses, broken sizes-----3.88
II Originally 4.9s Beby Bunting.
with detachable hood, pink or
blue; slightly soiIed- 1.88
II Originally l.5s to us Tod
dIers' Poke Bonnets, tweeds and
solid eoIors; broken sizes---95e
II Originally l.5s and l.9s In
fonts Knit Bonnets, slightly
soiIed ----5oe
20 Originally 1.95 Tots Dutch
Bonnets with TyroIeon trim; bro
ken sizes --S0e
Infants, Tots and Toddlers'
Apparel, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17

7 Originally 3.ee Cotton Colo
niaI Spreads; seconds; full bed
II Originally 4.es Cotton Colo
nioi Spreads; Seconds; full bed
size 5.SS
4 Originally 500 Plaid BIan-
kets; 1870 cotton, 259o wool,
IS Originally 2.ss Both Mot
and Lid Cover Sets s------I.99
8 Originally l.9e Cotton Ras
Rugs; washable, 24x4s ln.--$l
s Originally l.zs Cotton Bed
Pillows; soiIed----------7se
20 Originally 1873 Printed Cot
ton cretonns Sofa Pillows, large
so Yds. Originally 36e Remnents
Of Parachute Rayon Fabrie, 36 in.
wide, ] to 3 yds. lengths Toe yd.
5 Originally 1893 Green Window
Shades, oil opaque finish; 50 in.
Wioe -------------- 1--we
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Corsets

81 Originally $50 Lishtweisht
Gi'dles, two way stretch, syn
thetic elastic side ponels; sizes
26 to 3O------1,oo
Il Originally z.ss Garter Belts;
side fastening style; l2-ineh
width; sizes Is and 27---i.oo
8 Originally $50 Garter and
Panty GirdIes; synthetic two-woy
stretch garments; small, medium
and loree sizes 90
s Originally 500 eirdie,; royon
sotin with wide elostic ponels;
sizes 2o and 27------1.5o
4 Originally i.29 Garter Belts;
two-woy stretch belts in medium
and large sizes------39e
The Heebf Co. DoUnssairs Store
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Is Originally 2.eo
Girls Dresses
l.69

Cottons and spun royons for vo-'
cotton days. Broken sizes.
7 Originally 7.95 Girls Dresses,
broken sizes zes--3.S9
II Originally 5.ss Girls Dresses,
broken sizes ----2.99
ls Originally 3.95 Girls strow
Broid Hots; assorted ooIors, l.s5
z Originally 2.s5 Girls strow
Rroid Hats; assorted eoIors, l.49
8 Originally 3.25 Girls PasteI
jenkins, embroidered with gold
Girls Dresses, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co,
Evening star., 1945-05-17

81 Originally I.6s TaiIored Fish
net Curtains in orange, 81 in.
wide, 2 yds. Ione----------7se
I3 Originally 500 Cotton chintx
Drapes, blue or rose with floroI
prints, "a inches wide. 217 yds.
long ons-----------------ss.ss
20 Originally $50 and 4.ee
Curtains, one-of-o-kind, tailored
and fulfilled styles, soiled,
$I.ss pr.
, Originally 5.ss Cotton cra.h
Drapes, seconds, floroI prints,
10 in. wide. 2Iz yds. long,
800 pr.
4 Originally s.ss Studio Couch
Covers, with three matching pill
low covers; rose cotton cretonne,
4.es
z Originally 4.95 Printed Chair
SIipeovsrs, seconds s'-------2.es
I Originally z.ss Boudeir Choir
Cover in blue cotton cretonne, 81
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Misses Dresses

10 Originally 1895 to 1895
Two-Pieee Wool and Crepe Suits.
Misses sizes
] Originally z2.s5 to $500
one-Pises Rayon Crepe Dresses
in block and postels. Misses
sizes
8 Originally l4.s5 One Piece
Rayon Crepe Dresses in eoy
prints and soft posteIs. Misses
Misses Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Corsets

Il Originally 1000 Modome
Irene corsets by Lily of France.
l4-inch ond l6-inch side hook,
cotton broeode. Broken sizes,
7.5o
60 Originally $50 Black kyIon
Bros. Sizes 81 to 36----l.5o
5 Originally $50 Stretch GirdIes.
Slightly soiled-
Corsets, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Luqqoqe

is Originally 1888 21-lneh
Overnight cases ----1o.So
- Originally 1858 26-Ineh
PulIman coses ---l5.6o
20 Originally z7.3o 24-Ineh
Two-Suitsrs ------18.oo
81 Originally 1890 Train ca.e.
I Originally 1914 ze-Ineh Pull
man coss (sIiehtIy domoeedD.
24.oo
Z Originally 1880 ze-Ineh Pull
man ceses (sIiehtIy domoeedD,
14.4o
z Originally 1875 ze-Ineh Pull
man Cases tsliehtIy domoeed),
400
I Originally 24.oo ze-Ineh Pull
man cosss (sliehtIy domoeedl,
l Originally 1858 7s-Ineh Pull
man case tsliehtIy domoeed),
1880
I Originally z4.oo 26-Ineh Pull
Man cose (sIiehtIy domoeed),
1900
I Originally 1870 24-lneh Two
suitsr (sliehtIy domoeed),
1900
! Originally 1910 zl-lneh Over
night Cose (domooed) --14.4o.
! Originally 1888 2l-lneh Over
night Case (domoeed) --lz.oo
Originally 1880 zo-Ineh Zip
per Bag (sliehtIy domoeed),
100
original and selling prices include
20S Tar.
Luggage, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Pictures and Mirrors

l Originally z4.e5 Venetian Mir
reF, 3ox48-In.-----l5.oo
z Originally 1895 Etched Vene-
tian Mirrors, 24x32-In.---S.oo
Originally 1875 venetian Mir
ror, 24x4O in.------8.oo
80 Originally z.95 to 14.e5 As
sorted FIoroI Prints, 100 TO 7.5o
z Originally 1000 .Fromed
FIoroI Prints, 28x34-In.- 700
Originally s.47 Gloss Dressing
1obte Top, lo1zx4O-In.- 100
All Fromes sold os is.
Pictures, Mirrors, Fourth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Paint Clearance

Originally 3.25 Whitex One coos
EnomeI. Washable finish for
wolIs and woodwork-white and
ivory Col,
II Originally $50 Monod Quick
Drying Floor vornish-for floors
or trim. CIeor or 5 stoin coIors,
1913 Gal.
IS Originally 3.25 Floor and
Deck Enamei-inside or outside
use. Five eolors 2.79 Col.
2S Originally $50 Red MeteIIie
Roof Point-for wood or cement,
1.79 Col.
u Originally Its cIear Lino-
Ieum Finish-preserves the sur-
foce e------------1.29 O..
Paints, Sepenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Gift Shop Clearance

8 Originally 1898 Portable Bars
with IinoIeum top. Mahogany
finished hordwood------12.95
10 Originally 1875 PertebIs
Bers, natural wood, red trim, $40
10 Originally 100 Set Of 8
Masonite Coasters set
IS Originally 100 Sandwich
Makers for buffet suppers- -ese
40 Originally 6se crystoI
Stemwere-eoblets, wines, cock
tolls 44e-
Gift Shop, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Dresses from Our
Mezzonine Of
Fovored Fashions

50 Originally 7.s5 to s.s5
Misses Spring Dresses. Roy
on crepe in plain colors and Coy
prints 800
50 Originally s.e5 to 1926
Misses Dresses. One and two
piece dresses Of print or plain
royon crepe and royon jersey,
500
Just a Step Dorm from Our
Famous Fashion Floor
The Third
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Lamp Clearance

6 Originally 1895 Oil Pot Lomps,
ruchino shodes -----l9.95
3 Originally 1895 Modern Wood
ard Gloss TobIe Lomps, 1925
8 Originally $50 Gloss Boudoir
Lomps with shodes----5.95 pr.
8 Originally s.s5 FIuersseent
Bed Lomps -------------5.S5
SO Originally $50 MetaI Bed
lomps -2.5o
IS Originally Soc to 7se Oil
Silk Shade Covers 39e
Also Attractive Shades-greatly
reduced.
Lamps, Fifth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Women's Apparel

3 Originally 1875 Misses Top
pers; olI-wooI fobries; broken
sizes ----------- -S.S6
80 Originally s.s5 Misses
Dresses one and two piece
styles in royon erepes in solids
end prints. Soled /. sizes 9 to
5 and u to Is in the group,
s.ss
s Originally 1895 Juniors Cot
ton FormoIs printed potterns
in pink and blue sizes 9 to
IS 5---------2.e8
20 Originally sos Misses Roy
on Crepe Dresses; incomplete
size range ----------$l
IS Originally 2.s9 Women's
Blouses royon jersey and
royon crepe in long or short
sleeve styles ----------l.5e
tlol Originally 81 to I.es Wom-
ems Hats 2. Felt or fobric cos
uoIs in white and high shades,
5ee
The Heeht Co., Downsfairs Store
Hosiery-Lingerie
100 Originally 45e Wemsn's
Rayon Mesh Hose. full foshion-
ed; broken size ronee-
lzo Originally l9e children's
Cotton AnkIets; irreeulorsss brok-
en- sizes -------ioe
8 Originally z.29 Women's
Shorty Poiomos of cotton crepe;
soiIed from hondIine------l.7e
10 Originally 1863 Women's
Royon Mesh indies, soiled, 81
50 Originally 5ee to 8ee Royon
indies, seconds @-----39e
The Hecbf Co.. Dowssfaiys Store
Evening star., 1945-05-17
so Originally 2.ee Jr. Boys
Coot Sweaters
.1.9o

Here's what they need for cool
summer doys! Some have Zip
per fronts; all ore properly IobeI-
ed as to wool content. Sizes s
to 10.
II Originally 7.s5 Boys Cor
duroy Jaeksts, navy and maroon,
sizes 4 to l0--------5.95
20 Originally 3.95 Fitted Brush
and Comb Sets, some in genuine
leather 40"
II Originally 100 Boys Weath-
er-Seoled Jockey Hats----3se
4s Originally Sse Boys Oversees
Cops in school coIors, with name
Of school also imprinted----l5s
'Tar Included
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Dropery Department

Originally $50 Duek-cowered
Pillows. Use for porehes. lawns,
etc. Filled with kopok. And just
SO on hand t.98
IS Originally 1.6s to LOS Soto
piIIows-cretonne filled with cot
ton --t. 90
65 Metal Awning Frames-for
single. windows. 3O-ineh extern
sion, 36 inches wide-----4se
us Originally 7se PIastie Tie
Roeks-for dropes, voIonees.
Amber eolor-7--------1se pr.
Drabery DebfY Sirfh Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Domestics

! Originally $50 Shower Cur
toin and Drope Set-----7.so
z Originally 5.ss Shower Cur
s Originally 4.ss and 500
Shower Curtains ---------z.99
8 Originally 6.95 Chenille Both
Mots s-----2.99
II Originally ITS Chenille Both
81 Originally 2.9s Ros and Jute
Throw Rugs, 24x4s-In.---1.s9
4 Originally 4.ss Shower Cur
so Originally 2.ss Two Piece
Chenille Both Sets s----1.oo
zo4 Originally l.ls Assorted
Shos Lid Covers s------39e
Domestics, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
Modern Living Room
Furniture

Z Originally 1895 Two-Pieee
Suites, SOTO and chair in grey ond
tan upholstery -------2ls.s5
! Originally 1888 Sefe, rose
upholstery ----------189.e5
I Originally 1926 Choir, rose
cotton topestry --------25.oo
I Originally 1895 Chair, ton
upholstery --------19.95
| Originally 1875 Choir, cotton
upholstery -------8.48
Furniture. Fourth Floor,
The Hechf Co.