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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24

GETS MEDAL-Cpl Melvin l..
Lopez, son of Mr.. Marshall and
Mrs. Mamie Lopez, of $40 Wash
Street a graduate of Lanier High
School, and Q Junior at Tougaloo
College when indicted into the
Army. has been awarded the Good
Conduct Medal, according to let
ter recently received by his moth
er, from the Commanding Officer.
320th Port Company, APO 229, U.
S. Army.
According to the letter the
award of the Good Conduct Medal
| to enlisted men was established
by the President in 1941, and re-
cipientS of the award not only
reflect great credit on their faIni-
lies but also on the entire Army
The Commanding Officers letter
further stated, @As Company Com
mander, I am pleased to have Cpl
Lopez as member of my COM
mand and l am confident that he
will continue his fine record
throughout his remaining time in
the army, and also on his return
to civilian life and the community
he so creditably represents"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
Bond, McGiII On
Liberian Project

FORT VALLEY. CA Word HaI
receive today Of the appointment
t,v the Honorable G w, Gihsoi,
chairman of the Liberian Centen-
NAL Commission of DR.. H NJ,
Bcrd Of Fort Valley State College,
ord Ralnn McGill of the Atlanta
constitution, rs representatives OF
Georgia on the Commission. The
arrcu1tnents were made as the
result If the nomination of these
two Georeians by Governor Ellis
Arnall
The Tooth year of Liberals in
dependence viii be celebrated IN
1e47 AMPLE funds have been PFC
vided nv the Liberian Government;
and buildings TO house the exhibits
TO be shown during the Centennial
are now being prepared. The ex'
hibits wiz include many native
crafts articles and the agricultural
products of Liberia Iii the pre-.
sreot that the war will probably be
over bv l947, Liberia is expecting
large numbers of American tourist:
to assist in the celebration.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
WHATS THE
ANSWER?
By w. DOUGLAS BROWN

90 Who was the first Negro to
achieve the rank of corporal at
West Point Military academy?
tQ) Who was the first Negro
to study at Notre Dame University
at South Benz, Ind.
tQ) Who received / h C 1943
Spingarn medal and for what was
it given?
90 Who was tne first Negro to
run for the United States senate
on a Democratic ticket?
(O) Who was the first Negro
pointed to the United Nations Re-
lief and Rehabilitation admin
.stration staff?
HERE'S THE ANSWER
(A) Mark l3ivers achieved that
rank in 1913, he is the son of DR..
and Mrs. Mark Rivers of New
York, and nephew of Judge Fran
I'D IhiFCio VI .blit A*CN VI n SLby
court.
(A) Frazier L. Thompson, ID
year old youth of Philadelphia. He
recently became pre-medical
student under the navy's Viz pro-
gram at Notre Dame
(A) DR.. Charles r. Drew, pro-
lessor of surgery at Howard uni
versity. DR.. Drew was recognized
for his outstanding work in blood
plasma, which has Geen of ines
Unable aid to the Red Gross and
the armed forces.
ca Osceola McKaine ran for
t h United States senate from
South Carolina, on a Democratic
ticket. He was candidate for the
Progressive Democratic party. He
was defeated by the regular Demo-
cratic party candidates, Gov Olin
d. Johnston, in the November z
election
CAD Malcolm A. Jackson,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24

west, and a part of the vast ATSC
NcSworl-- which is responsible for
the design. engineering, manufact-
use, supply and maintenance of all
AAFF planes and equipment through
out the world.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
Negro Agent To
Head Annual Health
Week In Copiah

tt was announced this week by
I,r Thomas Burk. County Health
officer of Copiah County that
Charles Tobbs. Negro County Agent
would be chairman Of the annual
Nero Health Week campaign In
That c~ountry.
Through the county agents
7eightorhocd set up the 81 leaders
in the country will observe and
brate this week by having health
programs and general cleanup
DAYS throughout the entire coun-
try.
BEGINNING April lst through the
18th moving pictures sponsored by
the Copiah County Health Depart
ment will he shown in Crystal
SPRINGS ana T1azlehurst The pic
tiree will show vivid scenes and
sketches as to what to expect IN
symptoms of many Of The most
dreaded diseases most common III
the Negro race. 1t also viii show
what can and what should be done
about these diseases after ore mas
contacted them. Along with tins
will 90 regular cleanup days ana
programs of other nature
II is expected that some 5,UOJ
colored families in the country VIII
be contacted through this set-up
Prenatal, pre-school and baby
Il,
examinations will be held bv the
County Health Department at
centers established according to
REGULAR schedule named on the p"o-
gram. also protection against child
hood diseases such As Dlphtherla,
Yty,,co74ino cough. etc.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
Lula Bellies Beauty School Holds "a
First Annual Commencement Here ~

Lula Bells School CT Beauty Cul-
tlre. one If the fastest develop
ing institutions of its kind i'll the
state held its First Anngal Conf
mencement, Monday night, at Pratt
Memorial Church
The Commencement program with
Jack H. Young, vice president
CT the Jackson Negro Chamber OF
Commerce as Master of Ceremony
had as it's principal feature all adj
dress by Mdme A. G Hart. Found
er of Nicola Beauty School, New
Orleans. In, Mdme Hart gave a
very able presentation both for the
public which attended the program
i'm large numbers as well as to the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS YOU DOSING AND HOPING

Then proue TO yourself wtot effec-
tire results you can GET noio
,cifh this medicine
Open your own way toward delIverance
others have enjoyed. Make up your mind
you're going to use something that gets
10 work on rheumatic pain. You want
help YOU can feel. So get C-2223, II you
suffer from rheumatic pain or muscu-
lar aches, Don't be put off with its OF
butts Caution: Use only as directed.
First bottle purchase price refunded It
not satisfied. 6oc and $I.oo, get C-2223.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
HoNoRs NEGRO SERGEANT

NEW YORK. GANP)-In honor or
SGT. Lloyd Wilkinson, the makers
of Camels have sent 100000 Camel
cigarets to boys overseas. it was all
nounced over CHS Friday when
this sergeant from Brooklyn was
featured on the nationwide Moore
INl1naf NJ .sl0n1 q ~
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
BIAS TO BE PROCEED

WASHINGTON - amp - Re-
fusal of bus and Greet companies
to hire Negroes for transit jobs in
Oakland. Cal, will be investigated
Ivy the FEPC, March 10. The COM
panies said to have rejected Negro
applicants" are the Key Oransit)
system, the AFL Amalgamated As
ISOLATION of Street, Electric railway
and Motor Coach Employees of
America.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24

ind supplies for the invasion Air
Forces.
They are members of an outfit
that has been commended for its
efficiency and team spirit in driv-
ing through storms and British
fog got to deliver the goods to in
vasion combat stations.
The Mississippi men are Pfc.
Jessie L. Perkins husband Of Mr.
Sylvia l.. Perkins. Woodville; Pvt
! James Smith. son of Mrs Harsiet
j. Scott, Pickens: Pvt. Johnnie
Thomas, son of Mamie B. Thomas
Piekens; Sgt Jessie Larry, son Of
Mrs. Emma Larry, Jackson; Pvt
w. s. Austen, son of Mrs. Emma
. Austin. Center; and Cpl Lonnje
Smith, son Of Mrs Alice C. Smith
| Jlarksdale. ~ IN
pvt. Samuel L. Huqhes, Victoria
| husband of Mrs. Lucille l.. Hughes
1 CT llicrille, Tenn. Pvt. Fsau Jack
son. son Of Mrs. Idell Jackson
Minter City; Pfc. John l.. McInnis
] SON of Mrs Addie L. McInnlS, Bu-
catunna ia Joseph T. Epps, sor
of Mrs. Ida p Epps, Of Jackson
/ It's Vanele L. Pryor. son Of Free
man Pryor, and Pfc. Malcolm E
Scouter, son of Mrs. Bessie Trot
Pontotoc
HIaTTfACn CAMP -,Sif,ca Ne
groes make up more than lUtf
lof the population, colored ant
white lawyers should share alike il
the city's judicial administration
$50 Negro lawyers agreed last weel
/ as they urged the bosses of the tWt
major parties to nominate one O.
their group as a candidate for one
of the vacancies in the circuit ane
/ supe. ior courts of Cook county"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24

graduating beaIticians.
Leading beauty shops Of the city
furnished models for the style show.
Which was a special feature of the
rrngram. which was followed by O.
banquet at Summers Hotel attend
cd bv more than one hundred people
It which Walter II. Duke Williams
was toast master
With their Motto. Irving to make
the Better Best" members of the
class were. Jessie Banks, 1eonla
Eanks, Ulaimo Buchanan. Vile
Davis, Dollie Mae HemingS. Mary
Y Odom, Cara Stevens. M1ggie
Winberry. and Marie Minnifield.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
Dubois To Be
Frisco Observer

NEW YORK - (SNS) - DR. w.
f. 3. Dubois, director of special
research for the NAACP, and long
student of colonies, particularly
African affairs. was named March
~ by the NAACP board of directors
to be an observer for the NAACP
at the United Nations conference
opening April 25 in San Francisco
California
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
NINE NISSISSIPPIANS WITH FAMED
COMBAT SUPPORT WING IN ENG.

AN AIR SERVICE COMMAND
DEPOT England-Nine Mississip-
ri soldiers are now serving in the
European Theater of Operations
with the Combat Support Wing
crack trucking organization of the
Air Service Command.
Soldiers of the Combat Support
Wing are the special delivery men
of the Air Service Command
Command whose responsibility it
is to transport bombs, ammunition
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
. HURT IN PLANE CRASH

WASHINGTON, (ANP)--Two Of
Ulcers, 1t. Leon l.. Turner, 26. and
Flight Officer James H. Shepherd,
both listed from Washington, were
among six filters of the 447th. only
Negro bombardment group in the
air forces. injured when a plane
crashed on the Keenland race
course, Lexington. KY, Monday, it
Is reported.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-24
Ezelle Harris Y
Promoted To Cpl.

Promotion Of Ezelle Harris to
Corporal is announced by Brig
Gen. r. v Ignico, commanding
general of Spokane Air Technical
Service Command, Spokane. WASH.
where on duty as dining room
supervisors in the Officers Mess.
He Is the brother of Mrs. Turesia
Allen, 81l West Pascagoula street,
Jackson
Spokane Air Technical Servics
Command is the highest installat-
ion CT its kind in the Pacific North
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Tots and Infonts

- Originally s.s5 All Wool Crib
BIenkess-size 42x60 inches;
pink and blue 5.95
! Originally Lombs Wool cvddly
Dos-sliohtIy soled 3.59
! Originally 3.99 Cotton Che
mile Crib Spreod-white with
pink and blue nursery designs.
2.97
10 Originally 4.ss Beby Bunt-
inss - pink or blue; slightly
soiled 2.86
Z Originally BIS to 3.95 kur-
sery Toilet Seots-sliehtly soiled,
1.ss
I Originally 2.ss Pink Frinsed
Shawl l.9 1877
5 Originally 2.99 Weshebie
Dogs, slightly soiIed ----l.75
! Originally z.ss Nursery Toll
ct Seot-sliehtIy soiled sse
8 Originally 100 ToddIers
Diekey Fronts for Jumpers and
Sweeters-white onIy--5 58e
All Articles Properly Labeled as to
Wool Content.
Tots and Infants Dept,
Second Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Girls Apparel

s Originally $500 Girls All Wool
Winter coots-fitted ond boxy
styles, sizes 8 to To- -I6.95
4 Originally 1875 Girls All
Wool Winter coets, sizes 7 to
10 1875
z Originally 1895 Girls All Wool
Fitted Winter coots, size 7.
5 Originally 1875 Girls 2-Pe.
Snow Suits - cotton eobordine
with ploid wool lining; Upper
closing on cuffs. Novy and brown.
sizes 7 8 - 8.95
8 Originally 1895 Girls All
Wool hovy Pea Joekets. size 8
3 Originally 1875 Girls Winter
Coots. sizes 7, 8.95
z Originally 1875 Girls 2-Pe.
All Wool Suit-Ioofer iocket;
red ploid combination. Size IA.
s.s5
! Originally 1875 Girls 2-Pe.
All Wool Lumber Jeeket Suit
red; size "a -7.s5
4 Originally 7.95 Girls Spun
Royon Dresses-solids and prints;
sizes 7 to IA 3.99
4 Originally 500 Girls Spun
Royon Dresses-solids and prints;
sizes 7 to l4--2.9
28 Originally 500 Girls VEL
veteen Combination Dresses. 2.99
5 Originally 500 Girls Spun
Royon and Wool Drssses-solids
ond prints; sizes-7 to l4-l.ss
An Garments Properly Labeled as to
Girls APPAREL. Second Floor.
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Boys Furnishings

3 Originally l4.4o cspesk;n
Leother Betfie-style Jeekets.
sizes s to l64--------lo.95
10 or;sneIiy 7l.s5 sheep-Iined
Mc0reoot Jooket-zipper front,
detachable hood. Broken sizes
l2-20 ---l7.95
10 Originally 1895 PopIin
Joekets with wool pile lining
voter repelIent, detachable hood.
Broken sizes -16.95
8 Originally 1895 Genuine
sheepskin Leother Joekets with
sheorIino lining - broken sizes
1918 8----14.s5
IA Originally z4.s5 Genuine
Gootskin Lsother Jaekets-royon
pile lining. oIpoco color. Broken
sizes, 8 to 2O---13.95
Is Originally 1895 Boys Cen
uine Gootskin Leother Joekets-
royon pile lining, oIpoco collar.
Broken sizes 8 to 20----l3.95
s Originally 1875 Brown Cob
ordine Joekets-woter-repelient,
removable sheepskin lining,
1875
J Originally 1895 Cotton Cob
ordine PiIe-lined Jaekets-zipper
front, hood. Broken sizes 4 to 10,
ll.95
s Originally 1895 Bottle style
Snow Suits-novy wool; broken
sizes ----- 1926
40 Originally LOO Husser Hets
with eormuffs. Broken sizes,
SIS to 7---
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Third Floor Clearance
of Women's Wear
8 Originally 1890 to 1910
Fur Trimmed Coots
1880
Tar Included
Tar Included

SNORT all wool ooots with luxur-
ious fur trims; mouton lamb.
pIotino dyed white fox, silver fox.
Misses sizes in the group.
4. Originally 174.6o Misses
Fitted Fur Trimmed Coots; with
silver fox collar; grey. black.
blue; misses sizes $4,000
z Originally 1880 to 1854
Fur Trimmed Coots; rust. with
tipped skunk tuxedo, size IA:
blue, with sobIe dyed squirrel
tuxedo, size l05.60
7 Originally 1880 and 1900
Fur Trimmed coots; misses sizes,
blue or black coots trimmed with
ocelot tuxedos; | women's size
AZ fitted grey coot with silver
fox collar .---------93.6 so
| Originally 1880 Grey Coot
With Tipped Skunk Tuxedo: size
IA -----------9o 5000
3 Originally $3.50 Fur Trimmed
Coots; one womon's fitted grey
coot; size 40, with silver fox COL
lor; wine fitted ooots with silver
fox collar; misses sizes 8l.6O
9 Originally $500 TO 1880
Fur Trimmed Coots; trimmed
with skunk, mouton lamb, ombre
dyed South American Iomb;
black dyed Persion lamb; misses
sizes in the group 5000
! Originally $3.50 and s5.s5
Fun Trimmed coot; gold color
fitted coot with soble dyed
squirrel trim; size 10 $3.50
8 Originally $500 Forstmon
VelehilIo Orange Box coot;
misses sizes 48.0O
3 Originally $3.50 Fitted Fur
Trimmed Coots; grey or gold with
bow coIlor of black dyed Persion
| Originally 1926 Red Chester
field Quilted Lining Coot; with
velvet collar; size l6 $500
IS Originally 1895 to 5000
Misses Coots; fitted dressmoker
styles; box coots; button-out
lining coats; misses sizes in the
group ----------22.o0
Where TaIdble, All Prices
Include 20To Tar
Goats, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Clearance of
Imprinted ond
Kitchen Furniture

orisinelly 1895 "Pei.ee" Cob
met Bose and Weii Unit, red and
white, so inches wide. Sold os it,
1895
I Originally ss.s5 Pierce"
Kitchen csbinet Bose, red ond
white, 3o inches high. Sold os is,
1895
I orisineIIy 54.s5 Five-Pieee
Dinette Set. white and red en-
omeled. Extension tobIe, 4 choirs
with red podded scots. Sold os is,
1895
! Originally 1895 Unpointed
Shelf Cabinet, 5oxl9xl2 inches.
Sold os is---14.o5
; Originally SIS Unpsinted Com
bination Desk end Bookcase. AZ
inches high. 80 inches wide, II
inches deep. Sold os is l.9S
I or;sineIly Is.4s Broom Cob
met. white enomeIed, 64xl6l3
inches. Sold os is -ll.95
Z Originally 1898 Unpe;rted
Bookcases. Sold as is slo.98
; Originally 1895 MsrbIe-Top
Kitchen Tebies, with cutlery
drower, 25x4O inches. Sold os is,
9.95
s orisineIIy 1895 Kitchen Cob
met Boses. 3o inches high 9.95
II orisinelIy s.ss Unpeinted
Corner Bookcase Units, odjust-
obIe shelves 5.99
Z orisineHy 6.95 Tile-Top Teb-
surettes, white enomeIed 4.95
; Originally 5.s5 Tiie-Top
Tebeurettes. white enomeIed,
3.s5
J Originally 5.s5 Kitchen Chairs.
white enomeIed. Sold os is 3.95
~ orisinsIIy 7.ss Piest;e Well
Shelves for kitchens, u inches,
l.29
Implanted asd Kitches Furniture,
Seuesfk Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Clearance Of Records
Record Cobinets and
Record Accessories

5 Originally 1895 Two-Tier
Record Cobinets. with doors. Mo-
hooony veneers on eumwood-
holds 20 olbuns. Floor sompIes,
1895
z Originally 2o.s5 Two-Tier
Record Cobinets - woInut fin
ished eunwood. Floor sonples-
holds 20 oIbuns --lo.45
20 Originally s.s5 Record Cobb
nets-hoIds 10 olburs. WoInut
finished eumwood ---6.99
IS Originally 500 Record Cobb
nets-wolnut or nohoeony fin
ished ounwood --2.99
SO Originally 2.e5 Record Index
FiIes-to hold 100 records, 2.1s
so Originally 1.5o Permanent-
type Needles. to ploy 1000
"a Originally l.5o Record Rocks
TO hold so records s------75e
200 Originally 53e Assorted
Records oil popuIor---25e
100 Originally 25e Books on fo-
NOUS composers -15e
Record Dept, Street Floor,
The Hpchf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Second Floor Clearance Of Tots,
Teens Girls, Boys and Students Wear

II Originally 2.l5 to 2.45 ALI
Wool MuffIers-solids, foncies.
Students sizes 90
3 Originally 1880 Snow Suits
noekinow style eoot, oobordine
.ponts; size II only 9.95
s Originally 1850 Cotton Gobor-
dine Joekets-royon- lining;
Upper. Ton only. Broken sizes
8 to IA - -7.95
II Originally 1895 Two-Tone
Corduroy Joeket--zipper front.
pocket. Broken sizes, 10 to l8,
5.95
, Originally 7.s5 PIaid Wool
sketins Shirts. Sizes lo, l8,
3.ss
7 Originally 7.s5 PopIin Jaeket.
- pile Lined, button fIy-front.
Broken sizes 8 to II 3.95
80 Originally SIS Ski Points
wooIs and eobordlnes. Broken
sizes a to 7---3.z5
3 Originally 4.s5 Solid Color
Port Wool Gebordine Sport
Shirts. Sizes 10 to l8 ---2.99
lr3 Originally $50 Brown Cor
duroy Riding Breeehes. Sizes 8
to II 2.99
9 Originally $50 to 3.99 Cordu-
roy and Tweeduroy Jr. Lonsies.
Sizes 4 to s 2.99
6 Originally 500 Heavy Wool
Knit Sweoters-orew neck, grey
only. Sizes 80 to 32l.s5
$50 Originally I.95 Leather
HeImets-bIook, brown; smolI,
medium, loree ---l.50
~ Originally Its Blue Denim
Dunsarees; broken sizes I.39
Is Originally 3.95 Toilet Kits
some with genuine leather
coses, 2Ooo tox included l.20
224 Originally l.5o Long
SIeeved Striped Polo Shirts-some
with collars. Sizes 4 to II, 100
$50 Originally lao Husser
Hots with Eormuffs - broken
sizes. 65s to 7-1.oo
IS orisinoIly Las TO 100
Northwestern Guord Hots-with
wool pile eorflops. Broken sizes
SIS to 7-------l 100
20 Originally I.25 Snow Hots
and Corduroy Tietop Hats -
smoll, medium, Jorge 59e
II Originally LOO PopIin Water
RepeIlent Jockey Hats. with cor
fIops-breken sizes o3's to 7,
IS Originally I.5o Students Tie
and Handkerchief Sets soc
80 Originally I so Students Knit
Tie and SuspeEder Sets soc
20 Originally 100 to l.5o Pr.
Boys and Young Mems Sus-
penders-some oil eIostie, pr,
80 Originally s9e Assorted Worm
Winter Hats-inoludine tie-tops
and stocking hots 39e
100 Originally sse Oversees
Hets in high school colors and
nomes-most schools represent
ed ----------25e
so Originally 100 Wool kevy
Oversees Cops-iunior sizes, 15e
80 Originally 55e All Wool COL
Iese Knit Striped Ties Toe
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Boys and Students
Wear

Z Originally 7l.z5 Blue Her
rinsbone Students Suits. sizes
81, 7,38----l5.95 80
I orisineIIy Blue WooIen Leisure
Jeeket with Brown Suede Leather
Front, size 38---1 1895
I Originally 1895 Ton Covert
Students Suit. size l8--9.95
z Originally 1895 Brown Her
rinsbone Boys Suits. size lo.
s.s5
s Originally 2l.oo AlI-WooI
Leisure Suits. grey and white,
brown and white; IVA, 4Ilo,
l/2O -9.9 9.95
I Originally l3.55 Brown Her
rinsbone Boys Suit, size 5, s.s5
I Originally 1895 Brown Dios-
onoI Weave Boys Suit, size a,
s.s5
I Originally 1855 Ton Glen
Plaid Boys Suit. size Il s.s5
! Originally 1895 Boys Covert
Suit. size l3--~--9
3 Originally 1895 Reversible
Mockinaws. brown ploid and
cotton oobordine; sizes IA, lo.
s.e5
I Originally 1875 Brown Striped
An-Wool Sport coot. size IS
z Originally 1875 Blue cordu-
roy Coots. size 80 -5.8S
z Originally 1850 Brown Cor
duroy Wool Front Leisure coot..
size 8 4.88
I Originally 1875 Ton Corduroy
Coat, size l4- 4.88
I Originally s.95 Grey Flannel
Sport coot. size 8 stocky 4.SS
s Originally 7.s5 Pleid Moeki-
nows, size 6 only 4.4s
! orisisoIIy 1925 Teal Green
Moekinow, size II 24.48
4 Originally s.s5 Shepherds
Check Junior Sport Coots, sizes
s, 7, 8, lo--- 2.ss
I Originally 1875 Ton cordu-
roy Sport Coot, size IL 3.88
IA Originally 89e to l.65 Cops
for Logging Sets-brown, ton, or
blue fleece soc
All Articles Correctly Labeled as to
Content.
Boys and Students Wear,
Second Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Teen Age ApporeI

I Originally 1870 Fur coot.
size 9 ltox included 5000
8 Originally 1880 Fur-trimmed
coets, sizes II to l5--19.95
20 Originally 1895 PEG Jeekets.
sizes IA to 2O--I5.95
3 Originally 22.s5 BeIted shertie
coots. sizes 10 to l2--l1.s5
! Originally l6.95 Dresses, sizes
II to ol5-----lo.95
4 Originally 1896 Suits. size
Al Originally 1895 All Wool
Plsid Robes, sizes Z to l8, 7.95
- Originally l2.s5 2-Pe.
Dresses. sizes II to IS ---6.s5
8 Originally 500 Red and
Brown Corduroy Joekets. size 10,
3.ss
4 Originally s.s5 Dresses. sizes
10 to IA 800
II Originally 500 White Ground
Plaid Skirts, sizes 9 to 81 l.99
All Articles Correctly Labeled as to
Content.
Teen Age Apparel, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Suit Clearance

Is Originally 1895 TO $500
Misses Suits; famous make Cali
tornio suits, hand stitched; one
brown and white checked suit;
two yarn dyed grey worsted suits;
misses sizes in the group $500
IS Originally 1895 Famous
Make California Suits; oII-wooI
doeskin with hond stitching;
melon, gold, russell, brown;
misses sizes $500
4 Originally 1895 TO $500
Misses Suits; toiIored and dress
nnoker styles; broken sizes in the
group - 1900
! Originally 1895 Grey FIonneI
Three-6utton Suit; fonee shouh-
ders; size lO---I6.o
Suits, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Junior Coots

z Originally $500 and 5000
Junior Coots, fur trimmed, blue
ond brown; all size 9-25.0o
10 Originally 1895 to 1895
Junior Coots ond Suits, boxy or
fitted coots, check or hieh-erode
suits. Broken sizes 9 to IS,
1888
IS Originally ll.S8 Junior Roin-
eoots, red, brown ond blue
checks; sizes 9 to IS 5.8S
Young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
Dresses

Dresses
80 Originally 1926 to 1855
Misses Dresses. 2-piece AroIoc
suits, E2-piece royon crepes, l.
piece dressy royon crepes, 1899
20 Originally 1895 TO 1895
Dressy Woods and Royon Crepe
Dresses misses ond women's
sizes 4-- $500
IL Originally 22.e5 Wool Eve
ming. Wraps, sequin trimmed,
IS Originally 22.95 to $500
Dresses, sheer wools, wool ier-
Seys. l-piece crepe dresses, mis-
ses ond women's sizes, 1888
10 oGsinoIIy 1926 TO $500 l.
piece dressy royon crepes with
sequin trim, 2-piece dressy
orepes --->--.----- 8.88
Dresses, Third Floor,
The Heeh Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-21
E a 1
Ile0ro ace OF II
Homewores

100 Originally 1898 PIostie-
Cooted Shower Curtoins with
matching window dropes 6.98
IS Originally 6.9S PIostie- -Coot-
ed Show Curtains 3.9S
4 Originally 4.99 Both Hompers.
sold os is 3.o9
z Originally 3.ss Both Hompers,
sold os ---.-----2.99
100 Originally 5.ss Rubberized
Suit Boss 80
l6 Originally z.9S Door Chimes.
l.49
IS Originally l.ss GIove-ond-
Hosiery Boxes l.39
is Originally us Cool Boss.
LILO
IS Originally I.ss AIl-ku Wax.
100 Gal.
l4l Originally Las Minute
IS Originally LIS Weother-Pok
PIostie SeoIins strips-----75e
II Originally l.5o shynowoy.
75e
9 Originally 2.9s Silent Violet
- Originally 100 Tie Rocks
with mirror ---------Z9e
I25 Originally 69e Gleomit-kit
-l2 steel wool pods----27e
Homewares, Seventh Floor,
The Hechf Co.