davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-14
This is shown as follows:
Fl to 20
Without Military
Service Veterans

The undecided vote among the
21-29 age group above is 20 per
cent.
The problem is not a new one
to Republicans. Polling evidence
that young people are inclined to
be more Democratic than older
voters is to be found in a COM
parison of the percentage of
young people who said they voted
Democratic in 1896, 1910 and
1914. as compared with the per-
centage Of all voters who voted
Democratic in these elections.
Per cent Democratic of
Major Party Vote
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-14
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Quick Relief
From Coughs
o,I,onehi,l lrritatisns Due To Colds
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Ehy hack, hack. hack yourself to
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EEhulsiop gives you uunmistakablsr re-
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IS cnt bottle of Bron-chu-lins'
Emulsia - from any good drug
store onour guarantee Of unmistak-
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Lanes Market St. Pharmacy
Futrelle's Phcy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-14

BUY U. S. VICTORY BONDS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

bin ouf bic 8eronttportung, bic "ouf
uns, Siegern uno 8eIiegten", rubt,
gemeiniom gu orbeiten fir cine BEL
iere 3ufunft. ~@5 it," iogte er u. a.,
umeine oufridti9e Soffnung uno fir
mabr Die 9oiinune Der gan3en
Menldbeit, ooB bon 0ieiem feierli6en
2tugenblid an cine before 8elt ouf'
Iteigen miro aus Dem 8lut uno
8rouen Der 8ergungenbeit - cine
uuf Sertruuen unO gegenIeitigem
8erIteben begriin0ete 8elt, cine 8elt,
bic gepeibt lit Der 8iir0e Oes Ween'
l6en unO Der grfiilung leiner treu
gebegten @iinide fir 6reibeit, Gul-
oung unO @eredtigteit." ~2ollet uns
beten," l6loB er ben elnOrud5Dolen
Gift, 0oB iest Ser 8eIt Der 6rieOe
5uriidgegeben meroe un0 OoB @ott
i'm erbulte auf intmerOar."
Ser glei6e tiefe grnIt flung 0ur6
Die Worte WtacIrt9ur5, nit Oenen er
lid) tur3 ouruuf i'm HunOfunt an Oa5
amerifunil6e 8olf nQnote un0 in De.
nen er unOerbliimt BON Der groBen
Neruntmortung nu6 Dem errungeuen
Siege lpru5 1@nO Der geotmenOigteit
religIoer uno littli6er grneuerung.
9ln Sam5tag (Jreitag in glmerito)
blelt W}acIrtbur lelnen felerliden
Gln5ug in Gotlo, un0 Die gleibe ome.
rifoniIde 6lugge, Die om 7. Ge5em.
Der 1941 iiber Dem 8eiBen 9uus
flQttcrte unO ldon iiber Rom uno
Berlin pebte, DurOe iiber Der iapa.
nllben SauptltaOt uufge3ogen, na6
OtaclrtburS Worten vols elm Spm.
bol Der Soffnung fir Die llnterOriif.
ten uno al5 SiinOer 0e5 Stege5 fir
oa5 He6t". oObpobl Die omerifoni-
lbe 6lagge iiber Eotio flotterte, gub
e5 folt nidt5, mas 0u5 beliegte 8oIt
ooran erinnerte, bob in ieiner Nitte
Die Sleger meilten," beiBt es in elmer
geel0un9 Ser ~9lil. YreB". Sn elmer
Brotlamatlon ermabnte WQc9lrtbur
leine Gruppen, Die 9tehte Der belieg-
ten Sapuner 81 o6ten, rno be0eutete
lbnen ernlt 0oB ~&oub uno Bliinoe.
rung, 8ergemultigung un0 onoere
Serreblungen gegen Die ougemein
giltigen Hormen menl6li6er Iuf.
fiibrung" elm 56onofled ouf ibrem
@breni9i10 iein piirOe.
Sn europa
gebt 1lnterOelien 0ie 8ereIen6unq Dor.
an. @inen geroOe3u erI6iitternoen
Iu5Idnitt aus Dem 9ilo 0es fiird.
terli6en GlenOs in GeutIdlan0 bietet
ooS Julou'er Sirteni6reiben Der
oeutl l6en 8iid0fe nit ieinen eridut,
ternoen 9inDeiien ouf Die furhtbor
bohe 3obl Der SelbItmoroe un0 Der
Sdonoung BON 6rouen. Nod elmer
Vtel0ung Der ~9lii. HreB" oer5eidne.
ten bic 8erliner Itunoesumtliden g2e.
glitter bon Wai Bis SuIi 8,2O7 Sc.
burten un0 59,326 SooeSf6ue Iie
ytotloge lit 10 groB getDoroen, ooB
Amer1ta nit Der 2ieferung GROCER
Wel5enmengen begonnen bat. lber
Oa5 lit nur elm Sropfen SumonitQt
in 0oS Ofeer 0es 2eioS un6 0eS So1.
le5: Gte Sl6e6en oringen ouf BE-
lbleunigung Ger 9Iu5trei6unq Der
orel ylllllonen 2eutiGen innerbol6
lbreS Stoutes. 9luf ser 2onooner
Vtlnllterfonferen6 peroen frun3oliIde
uno onOere 5orOerungen CUR neite.
rem Au5pomerung Oe5 oeuti9en gol.
te5 angemeloet uin. uIp.
@enn oo6 nur europa enoIid elm
9ou6 oeS @eilte5 berIpiirte, Ser 6urdl
Wac9rtbur5 @orte tlinot!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

Sebte 8ode lit Der &ongreb pie.
Ger 5ulamlnengetreten. Br1lioent
Grunan prolentierte Dem 8orIoment
Elm Brogramm BON einunoaponaiq
Puntten, eln Brogromn, bas leinen
8orten no6 ourouf berehnet lit, ben
Weg 5ur gr0bten aero rbober gro.
lperitot" in Der Sci i9idte 6es Qonoes
5u ebnen. sSSn elmer Dor ben @eies.
gebern oerleienen 8otidaft BON j ied.
5ebntauien0 8orten ertlGrte Ser Brd.
lloent oen 9eiebeebern, oob Die Ste.
glerung, tDenn lie ben Broblemen bes
5rteoenS nit Rut begegne, mitbelfen
Deroe, Der geotion ~oie groBte inou.
ltrleue Sotigfeit in Srieoens3eiten"
gu geben, ~oie mir ie geieben boben".
Inter oen 0ineen, Die Der 8rdIi.
bent in Soridlag bra9te, befinoen
iid:
6ortiesune frieesbeoingter Som.
troamaBnobmen, big ale @efabr ei.
ner Snflation beieitigt lit; be 6rdnf.
te Steuerlenfungen; cine Sinouireui.
oierung 0es geiesliden Minoeitlobns
BON oier5ig Gents Die Stunoe; erbob.
te uno oerbreiterte So5iolI6us. 3ob.
lungen; groBe &roftpert., Straben.,
So6Daiieri6ub. unb &eflomations.
proiette; oreitauienb neue SIugplGte;
elm groB5iigiees @obnbouprogramm;
gerooppelung % Der 8e5iiee BON
RongreBabgeorbneten uno Senoto.
rem; Iblage bon &eierpen an friegs.
Didtigen Waterialien, uno oronungs.
gemaBe Serpertung bon iiberidIiii-
gem &egierungsgut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

oerl6rieben lit, pie feline &oltung ge'
geniiber 8uBlano 3ur @eniige oartut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13

@e6iets uno Der SinmeE meiB, mas
ionlt nod.
Weit 0ielen un0 onoern Broblemen
u.a. Grielt, ~@ren5beridtigun'
gen" Ser Eide6oilotpatei, Jrieoen
nit StoIien - bat lt6 Die Sonferen5
Der 4uBenminiiter 5lt befolien, MEL
DIE 0ie1e 8ode in 2onoon 5ulammens
getreten lit. No6oem Die ~@roBen"
ibre vSntereiienipbdren" in groBen
llmriiien feltge1egt baben, tpoIen ouf)
Die u&leinen" 81 ibrem ~Redt" fom.
men, unO man fann ii6 ouf Elm redt
unerquidlideS 6eili6en uno 56o.
dern gefaBt MAIDEN.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-13
8eiten nnb Often

Sn borausgebenben 3eitbetradtun.
gen baben mir Inter anfiibrune BON
8orten Ittlees, 8epins unb gbur.
dias barauf bingeipieien, oaB iia Die
grniibterung iiber ben ungebeuren
Wadtautpabs &uBlanbs ei1auitelen
beginnt. Cine iorgfdItiee anolpie Der
8eunrubigung Der brittiden Staots.
mdnner ideint au ergeben, bab ibre
Rritif niht allein auf Mosfau tpeiIt,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lyke we're
houss guests from Sunday TO Tues
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill
lock. Breckenridge, Mich.
Mrs. Asa Whipple and Mrs. Roy
Covell attended Teachers Institute
last Thursday and Friday, in De
troit.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Davidson, Hag-
gerty Highway, were Sunday call
ers o: Mr,a and Mrs. Frank Buers.
Mrs e. J. Hoffman and son Karl,
Toledo O., Mr. and Mrs Albert
kindly and son Frederick, Birming-
ham, attended the Rally Day ser
vices at the Congregational Church,
also the fellowship dinner in the
Town Hall After services they
visited Rev. Lucia Stroh and had
supper at the manse.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ]. Wei, son Fred
erick and daughter Richie Lou,
Birmingham, were Sunday supper
and evening guests OF Rev. Lucia
Stroh.
Lareme Lewis and daughter
Sharon, w. Seven Mile Rd., were
Sunday afternoon callers OF Rev.
and Mrs. c. W. Lewis.
Mrs. c. f. Clark. Lansing, spent
Wednesday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Van Aiken and Mr..
CLARK. who made a business trip
to Detroit. came in the evening for
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts
were in Ann Arbor on business
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Kruger and
two daughters, Karen and Theo-
dora, Wayne, were Sunday after
noon visitors at the Glen Burnham
home
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Lewis were
Ann Arbor visitors Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Brinke.
Detroit, spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Van AIKEN.
Mrs Kenneth Easllck and son
David, Ann Arbor, were Friday af-
ternoon callers at the A. b. Van
AIKEN home and Mrs. James Dickie
and Mrs. Howard Whipple. South
Lyon. were Saturday afternoon
callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Atchison
are entertaining their sister. Mrs.
Florence Robertson, Kalamazoo
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wheeler. Yp
SLANT were week end guests at
the A. c. Wheeler home. ]. NJ.
Busse. and son. Wellington, were
Sunday afternoon guests.
Rev. A. K. McRae. Worthwhile,
preached in the Salem Federated
Church Sunday morning.
John Herrick and Richard Lar
son were in Worthwhile Saturday
on business.
Mrs. Asa Whipple, Napier Rd..
and Mrs. Roy Covell, Worthwhile,
attended the Michigan Education
Association, Detroit, last week,
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts and
daughter Irah visited their cou-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18

sins the William Hillocks, Wheeler.
grom Thursday to Saturday, last
week
Mrs Bertha Hilka and Mr.. Minch,
son and daughter. Garden City, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eggers, Hub
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18

Mrs, Georgia Waterman. Mrs.
Alyin Waterman and children, Wiz.
ON, attended the Rally Day Ser
vices and dinner at the CongregA.
tlonal Church Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18

ltal. Ann Arbor, has been reless-
"a and is home. She has fully re
covered.
Sgt Ray f. Clark, Jr., has report
ed back 10 Grand Island, Neb. at
ter spending a 10 day furlough with
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18
The vpsANrI PRESS

bard h., Plymouth, were Monda.
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Har
yey Clement. They did some bird
huntinL In the afternoon.
Mrs Edwin Hamilton. Worden.
who has been I'm ST. JOseph's Hos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18

dies and centralized activity. Fun
begins with "A parade at $3.50 p. IN.
following with games and supper at
the school and Federated Church
dining room.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18
Showers Honor Youna Ladies

oNSHSie F1NNol IeANb EaeiSe
Monday evening Mrs. Adolph
Trap and daughter Thelma attend
ed a shower honoring Miss Airline
Reeder Detroit. at the home OF
Miss Betty Leeman, Ann Arbor Rid.
Friday evening Mrs. A. Trap
and four daughters attended a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor Of Miss
Martha Jane Buckingham, Detroit.
at the home of Mrs. Edgar Gar
chow, Pennington Rid.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18

Mrs Raymond Lewis and daugh
ter Julia Ann, Mrs Clara Dickerson
and daughter Edwina were sun
day dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hendrick. Milford. Sunday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18

workers arranging a Halloween
Night. Oct. 81, OF fun for the kid
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-18
NelUs From Salem

MAKE PLANS OF HALLOWEEN
Salem, Mich.-Salem Community
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Clearance of
HOUSEWARES

I Originally 6e.s5 Five-Pe. ook
Dinette Set; extension tobIe and
a chairs with podded scots and
backs --59.95
4 Originally 1880 Five-Pe. Di-
nette Sets; refectory tobIe with
blue formico top, 4 chairs. Prino
Vero veneers on gunwood, $3.50
I Originally 72.45 Four-Pe. Di-
nette Set refectory tobIe and 7
choirs. MopIe finished eunwood.
1925
5 Originally 1926 Five-Pe. Di-
nette Sets-Prlmo Vera veneers
on eumwood. TobIe and 4 chors
with podded scots 1895
! Originally 1895 Oxford China
Cupboard, white with red trim.
Sold os osis--------24.95
I Originally 42.45 Four-Pe.
Maple Dinette set 34.95
5 Originally 1875 Peoree Wall
cobinetE SIZE 2lxl8xl2h
II Originally 1923 and 1876
Piostie-cooted Shower curtoin
Ensembles 3.sS
IS Originally 4.49 Lueite Shoe
Racks 2.9S
Is Originally 4.9s 24-pe. Gut
iery Sets 2.9S
3 Originally 4.ss PIos.ie Blanket
Boss; soiled ----2.50
z Originally 4.4s Quilted Hot
Boxes; soiIed ---2.2S
II Originally $50 Aluminium
House Markers; assorted designs,
2.25
! Originally s.4s Quilted Hot
Box; solled ---l.75
8 Originally 3.4s Two-Drower
Utility Boxes; sold os is--I.es
II Originally l.5o HumydroIe
Refrigerator Deodorizers Soc
50 Originally 100 Round Hot
Boxes soc
IS Originally 7se Steel skilIets,
39e
rs Originally soc Hot Rack, woII
type 30e
80 Originally 59e PIostie Shout
der Covers rs--25e
Is Originally 5ee Linen Bonds,
l5e
100 Originally soc MetaI Cos
Sever Stove Plates -1oe
II Originally 7se Decorated
Gloss Connister Jors
80 Originally 25e Set. Of Utility
Hooks --loe
so Originally l5e Combination
Bottle ope ener and Ice Troy
Housewares, Sepenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
HOMEWARES

50 Originally SI.Is Chicken
Feother Pillows, covered with
A. c. A, tickine-----sse
100 Originally 2-for-25e Pot
Holders ------------5e Sc
II Originally $4.s5 Two-pieee
Chenille Both Sets (soiIed)
sl.s5
II Originally SI.oo Cotton Choir
Book Sets (soiIed) -----5oe
10 Originally $I.9s Administer
Throw Rugs (seconds) ----99e
8 Originally S5.75 Hooked Rugs,
size 24"x48" "------S3. 80
II Originally s3.ss Ros HoII
Runners. size 1896" $3.50
10 Originally Sl.oo Cotton Bed
Pillows (soiled) ---5oe
10 Originally $500 BIonket. Of
$50 wool, 5o9o royon, ond
1870 cotton S4.ee
10 Originally SI.es Pillows with
IS % turkey feathers and 1870
chicken feathers ---Sl.oo
20 Originally $2.3s Ros Rugs,
size 24"x48" 81 90
19 Originally $3.50 to $500
Odd Lots Of Better curtoins. Some
soiled dispIoy poirs $1.99 poir
Originally $6.98 Floral Print
propes OF cotton twill. Rose only;
10" wide to the poir, 217 yds.
long -------------$3.S9 pair
Evening star., 1945-08-02

4 Originally 1928 Studio Couch
Cover Sets Of heavy cotton fobric.
Green only with matching pill
low covers ----S S5.99
Originally s4.ss Knitted Choir
Slip Cover (domoeedI $50
I Originally 1926 Knitted Soto
Cover, 7 style tdomoeed) $4.9s
l Originally S7.ss Choir Slip
Cover of wine cotton cretonne.
T style, soiled d---$3.99
s Originally $I.es Green Win
dow Shades, 54" wide and s.
s Originally s5.ss to se.ss
Metoi venetion Blinds. "a inches
long. li3I". 3/32", N35",
l/36" wide, Damaged or brock
cts missing -$z.9s eoeh
I Originally $50 Hassoek.
Round, loree size, eooshelI color.
SoiIed S2.99
10 Originally Sl.ss Cotton Gre
tonne Pillows with royon bocks.
Solled ---------------Si.O0
so Yds. Originally 39e Screen
kemnont in natural color. 36" to
a." wide ------------loe I'd.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Luggage Reduced

- Originally $3.50 Quick Trip
Bags tsIiehtIy soiled) $500
! Originally slo.52 venity cose
tsliehtIy domoeed) -Sl.8o
Z Originally $3.50 Jewel ond
vonity Coses tsIiehtly domoeed)
$500
I Originally sI6.s2 Dust-proof
Locker CsIiohty domoeed),
I Originally s74.oo 7e-ineh
PuIlman cose tsliehtIy don-
oeed) -----------Sl5.oo
! Originally $500 Brief co,e
tsIiehtIy domoeed) $500
I Originally sls.3s ls-ineh
Overnight cose (sIiehtIy DOM
oeedl -Se.o 90
I Originally sl7.46 ls-ineh
Overnight case CsIiehtly dom-
oeed1 --S6.oo
! Originally sle.ss 2l-ineh
Overnight case tsliehtly dam
oged) -Sl2.oo
$ Originally S3I.56 Leather
vonisy coses (SIiehtIy soiIed),
S2I.eo
9 Originally sIs.ss ls-ineh
Upper vonity coses tsliehtly
soiledl Sl6.80
3 Originally S7l.52 ls-ineh Fit
ted Upper vonity Cases (sIiehtIy
soiIedl 500
IS Originally I4.o4 ls-ineh Fit
ted vonity cases. CSIiehtly
soiIed) --Sl2.oo
50 Originally ll.s2 l2-ineh
Upper Vanity coses tsliehtly
soiledl -------S9.60
4 Originally Sl7.Is i2-ineh Fit
ted Upper vonity coses SLIGHTLY
;oiIed d---S14.4o
) Originally sl4.se i2-ineh
Upper vanity Coses Cslieht|y
soled) ----S12.oo
Original and selling prices include
tar.
Luggage, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Originally 1876
Occasional Choirs
500

Just 5 Of them! Upholstered in
pretty blue cotton Tapestry.
IS Originally 22.s5 Occasional
Choirs-rose cotton Tapestry,
1000
Chairs, Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Mems Sportsweor

II Originally s5.e5 to $3.50
Mems Lons-sleeved Sport Shirts.
Some hondsome pIoids in me-
dunn large ond large sizes only.
Others in solid shades in large
4 Originally 500 Sport Shirts in
ton ond blue. Loree size only.
Slightly damaged
10 Originally S3.ss Long -sIeeved
Sport Shirts. Blue checks in me-
dunn and large sizes only. Sun
II Originally $3.50 Sport coot.
for oll-yeor-oround wear. All
wool in neat potterns. Sizes IS
to SO regular or----SS.9s
News Sport Shop, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
90 Originally $50 to $50
WOMEN'S GIRDLES
200

ZsVV
Royon ond cotton brocode and
porous cotton eirdles. Talon and
hook; semi-step-in types. Sizes
26 to 30.
7 Originally $3.50 Synthetic
Elostie Ponty GirdIes. Small and
medium sizes 90
] Originally $3.50 Front Loee
Corset in size 28----$2.oo
! Originally $3.50 Front Hook
Girdles Of royon broeode. Size
s Originally SI.2s Synthetic
Elostie Gorter Belts. Small and
medium sizes 10e
100 Originally l9e Women's and
Misses Boot-Eez. Broken sizes,
l0e
20 Originally soc Leg Lotion.
Goes on smoothly. 35e, tax incl.
II Originally $3.50 Women's
Hand Boss in assorted styles and
coIors ----S2.4o, tax included
Il Originally $50 Women's
Cotton Pejomos. Broken sizes,
$3.50
The Hsehf Co. Dowsssairs Ston1s
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Fobrie Remnants
"a OF

Cottons, warm woolens and roy
ons-oII " off!
so yds.-orisinoIIy LIS Nov
city Mesh. 48-in. wide, 69e yd.
IS yds.-orisinoIIy I.69 Nov
city Net, 3o-in. wide 100 yd.
Fabric Center, Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
~ Originally S2.1e
Mems Strow Hats
100

Soft body strow hots Of good
ouoIity. Light ond dork shodes
in sizes 6s4 TO 7H.
IS Originally 4.3s TO 500 Cen
uine Ponoma Hats in light ond
dark shodes. Sizes 634 to 7 3s,
l.s5
43 Originally e.ss TO s.s5 Mems
Summer Robes Of cool washable
cotton. Blue, brown, green, red;
ploids, and block ond white ond
brown ond white checks. Sizes
small, medium and Ioroe, 3.ss
30 Originally 100 Royon Ties
for men. Black poIko dots on
white backgrounds ---39e
80 Originally 7se to I.4s Mems
Sun and Fishing Hats. Most Of
them with green visors. Sizes
small, medium and Ioroe- -3se
5 Originally 2.ss Mems Work
Shirts. Ton only in size IA, 100
1872 Originally 27e Mems Black
Cotton Hose. Sizes lo1z ond
II ---------------10e
The Heehf Co., DosD~sfairs Store.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
BUTTONS
2oe CARD

Novelty buttons in greet os-
sortment Of coIors, grand oppor-
tunity for sewing, or for making
2orrinos.
Notions. Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
~ Originally $500
HAND MIRRORS
200

Double mirrors with dark pIoso
handles.
II Originally $500 Hand Mir
rors, china back Soc
III Originally $1.2s Perfume
Bottle ond Troy Set---75e
Toiletries, Street Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Just 56 Pieces in q
Lingerie Clearance

Odds and ends in the group, one
Of q kind, merchandise soiIed or
slightly domoeed from hondlino
ond dispIoy. All sold "os is, "
broken sizes.
| Originally $50 Sheer Pink
Gown, size "a ------2.ss
! Originally 500 Robe to Notch,
size "a 4---3.ss
I Originally 400 Bed Jeeket.
teorose spun oyon-------2.SS
IS Originally 500 Poiomos. 6
size 81, 9 size 4O-------3.s9
81 Originally 400 kovy Slips.
royon toffeto, ! size "a, 20 size
50 Originally 500 Gowns. extra
size royon sotin, 33 size 48, 5
size 46 6-----3.99
Lineerie, Third Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Mems Straw Hats

Fine collection of soft and stiff strow hots Excellent
quoIity in natural, light and dark shades. Choice of
styles; sizes o7a to IN.
50 Originally ITS to 800 Soft strow Ho,.2oo
l4o Originally $50. 400 and AIS Soft srow Hot,7so
81 Originally 4so to 500 Soft and Stiff Straw He,,soo
Men; Hats, Second Floor, Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Originally l2.95
CocktoiI 1obIes
8.88

OleomIng mahogany veneers on
eunwoodl Handsome cocktail
tobIes-redueed to only---S.sS
! Originally 1895 Viking Bor
frosted ook-------S9.9
20 Originally 24.s5 Bor Stools
. -ossorted coIors-
5 Originally 1895 Smoking and
Serving TobIes-mohoeony We
neers On eunwood d----7.95
so Originally 1895 Pier Cobb
nets-mohoeony or walnut ve-
neers on eunwood 6.99
40 Originally 1875 Mirrors
walnut or mahogany color frome,
500
; Originally 1926 Smoking
and Serving TobIes-mohoeony
veneers on ourwood-----5.o0
Occasional Furniture,
Fourth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
10 Originally 1880
Mems White Suits
7.o5

Well toilored Of cotton and mo-
hair. Sizes; Regulars, ABS,
I3o; shorts, 2/35. l/36; longs,
l/36, l/37.
4 Originally sl4.5o White Din
ner coots. Sizes: Stout, va;
short stouts, VA, l/46; longs,
J Originally $500 Society Brond
Suit OF grey worsted. Size "a
regular ----------S4s.75
4 Originally s2s.75 Sheldon
overeoots in dark shades. Sizes:
l/44t 2/48, l/5O stouts, S1s.75
I Originally ss4.oo Society
Brond Ton Topeoot. Hair blend
fobric in size SO regular, S6e.75
Men's Clothing, Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Originally $50
Interior Gloss
EnomeI
2.5o Cal.

Washable finish for walls and
woodwork. White ond ivory.
"a Originally $50 Monod
Floor and Trim vornish-in clear
and 4 stoin colors 3.es aoI.
II Originally BIS Porch Floor
and Deck Enomel-ouick-dryine,
for wood, cement and concrete.
Five coIors- s--2.7s soI.
1s Originally $50 Ateo Fresh
Flot-for finish or undercoot,
l.ss sol.
l6 Originally I.55 Clear Limo
Ieum Finish-preserves the sur
toce e--------------l.19 qt.
Paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store Odd-Lot Clearance!
Women's Hats

Women's Hats
se Originally l.ss TO z.ss Sum-
mer Hats in whites and pastel
shades. Lacey weoves, tobrics
and celtoeel strows. Dressy ond
casual styles 59e
The Hechf Co., Downstairs Store.
226 Originally sos
Women's and Misses
Dresses
3.o0
ldeol opportunity to pick up on
extra summer dress. One and
two piece styles in cotton meshes,
cotton chombroy, cotton seer
sucker, and royon. Colorful
stripes and solid shades. Some
checks in group. Sizes Y to "A.
50 Originally S4.ss to $3.50 Jr.
Miss and Misses Cotton Dresses.
Some white tops, others with lace
tops and striped skirts.
Broken sizes only of 9 to IS and
II to l4---$l.98
50 Originally $3.50 Jr. Miss
Cotton Pinofores in colorful
pIoids. Sizes 9 to IS only. 81.
IS Originally ss.s5 one-piees
Royon Jersey Dresses with bow
trim. Slightly soiled. Sizes 9 to
IS -l.9S .9S
IS orisinoIly 7.s5 Cotton Print
Dresses with self-ruffle trim and
white backgrounds. Junior sizes
9 to l5- S3.9S
10 Originally S15.75 Royon Jer-
sey Fermols in striped ond solid
color combinations. Sizes 10, II
and l4-- $3.98
10 Originally Ss.s5 Junior Miss
Dresses of royon crepe in posteis
and navy. ToiIored and dressy
styles. Jr. Sizes. $4.96
10 Originally $7.s5 Misses
Striped Cotton Pinofeses with
ruffle shoulders and tie sosh.
Sizes 10, II and "A. ----4.9S
The Hsckf Co, DowSsfairs Store.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
100 Originally 2.2e TO 3.ee
Cotton Skirts
100

OITT1uT SIyIe SNFTIS OF THTE OUIIOH
in prints and solid colors. Sizes
10 to Is in the group.
200 S4.95 TO S5.e5 Pinofores
Of cotton ond cotton seersucker.
Prints ond stripes in group. Sizes
9 to l8-- 3.99
l30 Originally $l.o5 to S2.99
HoIters in narrow and medium
widths. White and prints l.59
The Hechf Co.,
Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
TOTS
SUMMER TOGS
SOC

Sun and play suits for tod
dlers; fine cotton knit suits,
oreepers ond polo shirts.
Sizes ! to 6 in group.
s. Originally 2.ls TO 2.s9
Little Girls and Boys Sun
Suits and California Over
oils. Sun suits trimmed
with applique or embroi-
dery. Sizes 2 to 6---I.5e
40 Originally 1.53 Sweet
heart" Bib PIoy Suit. for
girls. Daisy print in sizes
] to s. -99e
50 Originally l.ss 70 2.s9
cuddiy Toys. -----49e
20 Originally 2.9s Infonts'
Dresses and creepers of
fine moderio-type design,
9ee
The Hechf Co.,
Dorssfairs Store.
Evening star., 1945-08-02

Originally S34.95 Croceie
Lomp and Shade $29.95
z Originally SIS Chinese Croker
Lomps, porchmentized shades,
Sl9.95
z Originally 1895 Opaque
Gloss TobIe Lomps, royon shades,
Sl9.s5
Z Originally SIT crysteI Lomps
with ruching shades es---S19.95
5 Originally sls.ss spiroI Gloss
and Milk Gloss Column lomps,
$14.95
4 Originally sle.s5 Decorated
Milk Gloss Lomps 3.95
z Originally Sass crystoI
Lomps, with marble bose, SI6.95
I Originally S24.s5 Modern To-
bic Lamp-wood bose -Sl4.95
Odd Shades and Boudoir
Boses-sreotly reduced.
Lamps. Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.