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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03
ROTATION POLICY

TOKYO, March 2-P)-A rota-
ton policy for returning regular
army officers and enlisted men to
the United States, including those
who volunteered for specific pc
RODS of time, became effective
today under a Pacific army forces
circular sent to commanders. Men
who have served 80 months over.
seas without an intervening PERIOD
in the United States exceeding SIX
months are eligible for return.
Except general officers and mill
tary government officers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03
18O-Legal
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

The undersigned having qualified as
Administrators of the Estate of Hobert
Nathan Hudgins. late of New Hanover
County, notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the
estate of Hobert Nathan Hudgins to pre-
sent such claims to the undersigned for
payment on or before February "a, 1947,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar CT
recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate settle
ment.
This 12tn day of February, 1916.
LARA H. HUDGINS,
Administrative of the Estate Of
HOBERT NATHAN HIIQGINS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

COTTON GOODS WANTED. WILL BUY
all types Of remnants, full pieces and
finished goods. Send samples, prices.
koch, 2l41 Bleecker street, Brooklyn,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03
WILL VISIT BRAGG
FAYETTEVILLE, March 2

FAYETTEVILLE, March Up
General Jacob L. Devers, com
manding general of the Army
Ground forces, will arrive at Fort
Bragg Monday or a two-day in
formal inspection. He will come
here from Charlotte where he will
address a group of Red Cross work;
ers Sunday In launching the annual
drive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

WANTED - APARTMENT ca
stove, late model. Dial 2-2e95
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

POSITION WANTED BY REFINED ED
erly lady as housekeeper, companion
or nurse to refined elderly gentleman,
Will take them in my home, free to
travel. Best of references through
G Gnu or other reliable organization.
write WA, care Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

If bread becomes too dry Tor
the table brown it lightly in the
oven and serve it like meloa
toast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

WANTED TO BUY-1s39 or 40 Fore
tudor sedan, from owner. Apply iii
N. 23rd street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

ADM1NISTRATR1X'S NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified as
Administrative of the Estate of George
Anthony Patterson, notice is hereby CIV
en- to all persons having claims against
the estate of George Anthony Patterson
to present such claims to the undersign-
ed for payment on or before February
IS, 1947 OR this notice will be pleaded in
bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
This 15tn day Of February, 1896
IRENE KATHERINE PATTERSON,
Administrative of the Estate of
GEORGE ANTHONY PATTERSON.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03
l71-Wanted to Buy. Rent

SMALL GAS WATER HEATER AND
ssove. state size. condition, price.
Box "CAJ''. care Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

You waste fuel if your pans are
smaller than the heating unit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03

l WILL BUY BURNED OUT WATER
pun pump and refrigerator motors. Dial
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-03
170-Want

RETURN LOAD WANTED FROM NOR
foik Or vacinity by March S. =. p.
Blanchard. Dial 727s. Local and long
distance transfer. --e
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08

Not everyone in Aosko moves mines. But nearly all AIoskons ship something. even # it's only q tiny poekoes. And experience has. shown thot shipment by Alosko Aihines is inc swiftost. surea means of transport ovoiIobIe.
 All Stohiners carry oir-freight on schsd- vled runs. Special oireToft are ovoiIobis for specialized moving jobs. Contoet yous nearest Nosko Ahines agent for rotss.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
Nurses Examining BOard Now In Session

The Territorial Nurses Exam ming Board is now in session at Juneau. All members are attend ing.
 Mrs. Helen Hendricks, presi- dent, &eschikan. Mrs. Florence Winchehs vice-president, Anchor age. Mrs. Mary Keith Neill, sec cetary-treasurer, Juneau.
 A recent survey of the staff ar,fses of all hospitals in the Ter ritory strongly indicates that all graduate nurses should be en- couraged to register immediately. Applications are being forwarded to each community.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
Jap Political Purge Ordered
tBy Russsl Brinesl

TOKYO, (R-A political purge that may oust 250,000 to 100000 ltra-natlionalist prefectural and rural officials who formed the backbone of Japan's wartime jim goism was ordered today by the government at General MacAr- thurs direction.
 These officials, including even ward leaders, will be screened to eliminate those who helped spread Tokyo's war flames to the coun- tryside, which provided most of Japan's fighting men.
 The purge is the first extension of MacArthur's January directive outside of central government of- ficials. It already had removed l80,000 national government of- ficials.
 The extension later may include top wartime economic leaders.
 The order specified that officials who fail to pass the screening will be eliminated 60 days before the prefectural elections, scheduled for spring.
 The purge was announced all most simultaneously with circula- tion of the agenda for the next all lied council meeting, Wednesday, when members are scheduled to discuss the Russian proposed topic, the effect of the original purge on Diet members.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
Dr. Block Resigns From Department Of Health

The Territorial Department of Health regrets to announce the resignation of Doctor N. Berneta Block as Director of the Division of Maternal and Child Health and Crippled Children's Services.
 "The resignation was accepted with deep regret" stated Dr. C.. Earl Albrecht, Territorial Com missioner of Health, "inasmuch as the department has lost a faithful and untiring worker, who did much for Alaskans by improving maternal and child health and care of crippled children"
 The appointment of a successor at later date, the Commissioner said.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
ATTENTION PLEASE

We have received a very small quota of la dies INFLOW hosiery. There are not enough to supply even a small per centage of our regular customers.
 We wish to give all of you an ca, chance to purchase t 5 SC arce item.
 Therefore we are go- ing to have a daily draw ing for one pair of hose until the supply is ex- hausted.
 Anyone making a pur- chase in the Dry Goods Department may drop their names in a box which is provided, if they desire to do so.
 Phone orders for that department h ve the same privilege.
 Drawings will be made daily at one o'clock for the previous day.
 Winners names will be published regularly until the hose are gone.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
Most OPA Controls To Be Junked

Continued From Page One Truman yanked the ceiling from meats and livestock on Oct. IA.
 One high government official told a reporter that MT. Truman will make a final ruling in a day or so and probably announce it next week.
 While the plan is to retain rent controls, some government off cials are saying it is "likely" it will be necessary to permit some in- crease in rent ceilings if other con trols are dropped.
 There was no indication whe- ther such an increase in rent cell ings would be on an individual landlord basis or across the board.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
Russia Postpones Speech to U. N.

LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y. R- The Soviet Union today postponed its keenly anticipated policy speech in the 5l-member United Nations trusteeship committee where the United States already has offered U. N, jurisdiction, with a strategic area" reserva- ton, over Japanese-mandated is- lands in the Pacific.
 Prof. Boris Stein, alternate Rus sian delegate, first explained to the committee that postponement to Monday was necessary because Ambassador Nikolai Novikov was delayed in Washington. Then Mo- vikov arrived during the meeting but did not take the floor and the Russians offered no further ex- planation.
 The Russian delay was an- nounced after a United States take-it-or-leave-it stand in pre- senting the island proposal gave strong evidence of this nations determination to pursue its policy of patient firmness with Russia within the U. N.
 Eight other nations scheduled to speak today also asked for post ponement as it was learned that Russia would not speak yet on what is expected to be one of the hottest controversies before the U. N. assembly and the security coun- cil.
 Karel Lisicky of Czechoslovak- ia, took the floor when it appeared that the meeting might adjourn before Novikov arrived, assailed the statistics submitted by South Africa showing a majority of the southwest African natives favored annexation.
 John Foster Dulles, United States alternate delegate, made the American stand on the Pacific is lands apparent when he told news men that rejection of the Wash ington proposal would mean con- tinuance of de facto" administra- tion by the present controlling au- thority.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
NOTICE

The parties who have the Nome Fire Department Electric Lantern. khaki colored. and other equip ment used during the Seidenverg fire are requested 10 return them immediately as they are needed by fhe department.
 "A. B. BROWN.
 Fire Chief.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
NOTICE

The Pioneer Women of Alaska will meet af inc New Pioneer Hall Friday evening. November 8. at eight o'clock.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
ODDFELLOWS TO HAVE NOMINATION OF OFFICERS

At the regular meeting on Friday night al 8:30 o'clock the Oddfel- lows will hold nomination of off cers at inc home of Brother Rob- ert Ledgerwood.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08
Classified Ads

FOUND-Pair of glasses in case
 near Mozee residence. Call Nome Nugget. 134-3t
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08

If stale bread is frozen it be- comes fresh textured when de- frosted.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08

The Civil Aeronautics Authority uses 94,000 miles of private line teletypewriter circuits.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08

For Good Printing Call Main l2s
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-08

h the era before Aosko Airlines' big, mUlti-engine StorIincrs went into service, the task of moving drosIine to a new locotion wos tremendous one. often involving sIedge. riverboots, and ship Eent Outside and back.
 Now, moving doy for mine meons hours instead of months, thanks to the mighty carrying capacity of the Sior- liners.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses Suits

All suits ore labeled os to wool
content.
IS Originally z2.oo to 3o.ss
Spring Suits, dressmoker style,
sizes 10 to l8 in the group,
lobeIed os to wool content 1900
7 Originally 27.75 Black All
wool Suits, sizes 10 to IA 1888
, Originally $500 Block AL
wool Suits dressmoker style, sizes
IL and l6--------2 24.00
! Originally 3o.s5 Green All
wool Suit, size l4-----21. 90
6 Originally 1850 Pastel ALL
wool suits, broken sizes 10 to 4,
$500
8 Originally 2l.oo PosteI ALL
wool Suits, broken sizes 10 to l6,
400
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Boys Wear
- Originally ll.ss Leisure and
Saaxk caaks All-Mnnl. sizes

- Originally 1879 Leisure and
Sport ceots. All-wool; sizes s
7 Originally 4.3s Cotton Terry
Cloth Bothrobes, sizes z to s,
100
I Originally 1899 Husky Boys
Blue Lonsie Suit, size 20 3.9e
10 Originally le.ss Virgin Wool
Tweed Suits 1000
IS Originally 500 to Il.7s
Suits - 500
Navy and Foney Patterned Lonsie
- Originally Il.6o Leisure
jackets. sizes "a to So $50
z3 Originally 2.34 Solid Color
Cotton Flannel Shirts 37e
81 Originally 3se to 5se Boys
Ties, red and blue e-----5e
IS Originally LOS BIouses, but
ton-on style. fancy potterns and
white. Sizes 4, 5 and 9---57e
The Hechf Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Corsets

7 Originally $50 Longtime
Brossieres of lightweight cotton
botiste; sizes "a to 40 -l.5o
I Originally 500 Rayon Broeade
Foundation, size 3d. 800
5 Originally 800 to $50 Rayon
Satin Ponty GirdIes, small sizes,
ZOO
Z Originally $50 TO 500 Royon
Satin Zip Fastening GirdIes, sizes
70 and 27- 800
z Originally 2.ss Rayon Satin
Step-in GirdIes small and large
l3 Originally sse to 1.es Royon
Sotin and Cotton Botiste Bros
sieres, sizes "a to 3o--- 39e
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store Friday Bargains!
Sportsweor

10 Originally $50 to s.s5 Jer-
kin Suits, sizes 9 to IS in the
group ----------------4 4.So
Is Originally 7.35 Jumpers,
novy, wine brown, black, in the
group, lobeIed os to wool con-
IS Originally 2.2s Cotton Jersey
BIouses, stripes, sizes II, IA and
l6 ----1.00 90
4 Originally 2.2s to 2.eo BIouses,
cotton and royon, sizes "a and
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Mems Shoes
II Originally 5.ss Leothe,
Shoes, black or brown; broken
u Originally 2.29 Mems House
Slippers, leother uppers; broken
sizes ~
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Garbage Cons
1.70

Here il SO sturdy garbage con
OF O new low price! Complete
with tight fitting cover; lO-gol-
lon copocity. Enomeled qroy.
IS Originally 2es Ironing
Boords. These 54" boards give
you lorger work surtoce 2.ls
$50 Originally 4.ss Aluminium
Stools; handy. ProcticoI; enom-
eIed cream or cream ond red,
weighs "a pounds-----l.ss
s. Originally 2.ss Indoor Dry
ers; o-strond dryers; smoothly
enoneIed white -------l.29
IS Originally LIS Combination
Shelf and Dryer hang it up in
doors; imprinted d----l 90
II Originally 2.es Indoor Dryers.
These umbreIlo-type dryers give
you lots Of room for laundry, 7ee
IS Originally e.2l Electric Heot-
ers; boyI-type hooters just right
for chilly spring niehts---3.99
40 Originally LOO Asrieo Cor
den Fertilizer lob. package
for oil gardeners ----5oe
100 Originally l.5o Lawn Mower
Shorpeners; l4", l6" ond | s"
sizes soc
81 Originally s.s5 to 5.95 Lown
SpfinkIers A must" for
every lown------l 90
100 Originally l5e Gorden
Stokes for tomatoes Sc
Housewares, Seventh Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Misses Suits

Il Originally 1895 Misses Suits,
The beII-hop look interpreted in
black and white checks. lOO0o
wool; sizes 10, II, IA. lo, $500
5 Originally $500 Misses Suits.
Soft pure wool covert cordieon
classics with hond-picked edges.
Brown and blue. Sizes 10, IA,
10, 18-- $500
s Originally 1850 Misses Suits.
kovy blue serge. all wool, with
the beII-hop look again. Sizes
10, II, 1900
l Originally $500 Misses Fine
Gobordine Suit. Beautifully toi-
Iored Of pure wool eobordine. A
stunning suit with belt. hond-
picked edges. BriIIont corol;
Size IA 77.oo
| Originally 1895 Misses Suit.
Soft wool crepe cardigan. Winter
vine; size l4-----l8.o0
| Originally 24.oo Misses Suit.
Navy blue dresSmoker style, belt
ed, broid-occented. Size 10,
s Misses 1880 cordison Suit.
Black ond white check. lOO0o
wool with notched collars, deep
sleeves. Sizes 10, II and l6,
$500
$ Originally $500 Gray Wool
Covert, red simulated snokeskin
collar ond trim at ormhole. Sizes
Il and 18----- 1895
I Originally s.s5 Wool Skirt
brown and white checks; size 10,
$50
Garments properlv marked as to
Uool content.
Misses Suits, E Street Building,
Fashion Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
80 Originally 1895 Teens
All Wool Suits
800

Your choice of 4 beautiful blue,
brown or lively kelly! Sizes 10
to IA.
I Originally 23.75 Navy end
White Royon Toffeto and Net
Formal, size l3, soied 1858
l Originally 1895 Body Blue
Royon Satin and Net Formal,
size IS, soiled d---------l2.oo
20 Originally 1895 White Cot
ton Chenille Robes, sizes IA to
20 -5.9 5.99
9 Originally S.s5 Dresses in
poste shades, sizes 10 to l6,
500
se Originally 500 Black and
White Checked Blouses, sizes
9 to l3------ l.99
z Originally 500 Eisenhower
jackets, size 9, properly IobeIed
os to wool content nt--l.99
IS Originally Us Mokup
Boxes 100
Teen Shop, Second Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Dresses

80 Originally 100 Juniors Bot
tie jacket Suits, brown and blue;
sizes 9 to l3 -- 1913
IL Originally $40 Spun Royon
Jr. Dresses, rose and green; sizes
9 to IS 1913
7 Originally $50 Misses
Dresses, black ond white check
top on O solid color skirt; sizes
Il to l8- 2.ss
Is Originally s.s5 Two-pieee
Suit Dresses, studded with noil
heod trim; sizes 9 to 1888
~ Originally 100 Plaid jacket
Suit Dresses for the junior; sizes
9 to l5------- 1873
The Heeht Co.. Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Originally e.lO and 7,2O
Little Boys Goats
500

Just IS to sell! You'll find
double breasted ond fly front
models in tweeds ond solids.
Sizes ore broken from z to 6.
They're properly labeled as to
wool content.
The Hecht Co.. Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Domestics

II Originally l4.e5 Cotton Che
mile Spreads, full size -----e.9s
10 Originally l2.25 Cotton Che
mile Spreads, twin size----7.9s
l3 Originally Sse Cotton leee
Seorfs, l4x3o inches ----- 49e
Is Originally 1.49 to l.79 Linen
Searfs. assorted sizes -. 90
20 Originally 2.99 Both Nat
Sets - ~ 1872
10 Originally 3.2s Printed Cot
ton Table Cloths. 52x52 l.9s
Originally 7.es Cotton Che
mile Spreod. soiled. full size.
4.es
The Hecht Co.-Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
IS Originally 1895 to 1906
Womens Dresses
6.o5

Won1en's one and two piece dresses in royon VEL
vets, royon crepes, some accented with sequins,
royon foilles, royon crepe prints, royon Jerseys
Broken Sizes
Women's Dresses Fashion Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Originally 5.95
Jr. Miss Skirts
3.o9

Just 90 trouser style skirts with
button closing. They come in
brown, navy, light blue ond red.
Sizes 9 to IS in the group.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Just Arrived! 800 Pairs
Boys Cotton Twill Dungarees
1.78

Sturdy sx-pIy doubIe-sttched cotton duneorees
They're made with rvets at all points of strain
and metal buttons that will withstand repeated
woshines. Sizes for boys to ! 6.
The Hechf Co., Dopnstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Cotton Dresses

40 Originally LIS Spun Cotton
Printed Aprons. contrasting pip
ing and bib 2ee
IS Originally 4.se FIoroi Print
Cotton Dresses, sizes 39 to A,
100
8 Originally 2.ss Cotton smoeks,
semi-fitted style; sizes IA to s,
39s
Tie Hseht Co.. Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-04-11

SturdiIy built meto cobinet boses
with 1910 eosy-to-cleon poroe-
lon tops. An outstanding volue.
II Originally 1895 Double door
cobinets; oll-steeI; measure q
vost 66x27xl2 inches. os is,
1879
8 Originally es.s5 5-pe. Dinette
Sets; soundIy built OF hardwood,
primo vero finish; scots ore
bodied " 1896
20 Originally l2.s5 Metal Cobb
net; sineIe-door linen or utility
cobinet, 6o" high, os is --s.S9
Z Originally 1919 Wood Bose
Cabinet; we'll built with noturol
mople work top. floor somples,
1899
s Originally l7.2s Metai Cobb
net Bose with porcelain top.
handy drower, os is----l 1922
Hoasewarss, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Coots and Suits

II Originally $500 Wool coots.
Fitted and box styles in brown,
blue and green. Sizes 4 v to
As y 2----------24.88
s Originally $3.50 Suits. All
wool black and white checks
with bottle jackets. Sizes 10 to
IA -----------22.00
7 Originally $500 Toppers. ALL
wool brief coats in green or
white; soiIed. Misses sizes.
24.oo
s Originally 1895 Suits. All
wool; brown or block with con-
trostine color occent, bottle jock
cts. Misses broken sizes 24.00
s Originally 2e.s5-3s.s5 Suits
in Women's Holt Sizes. All
wool suits in navy and block.
Broken sizes 90
All properly labeled as TO moo!
content.
Mezzanine Goats and Suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
Girdles

Ori9inoIiy o.So Oi0no Fonfie
GirdIes; soiIed; medium sizes,
z Originally $50 ReoI Form
GirdIes; two-woy stretch; smoll
only ZOO
I Originally 7.5o Jontzen Pom
tie. size 26 500
z Originally 7.5o Detachable
Crotch Girdle 500
II Originally 7.5o American Lody
Broeode GirdIes boneless, with
Upper. Sizes 500
ESQ Royon sotin GirdIes
with lostex stretch bock 500
7 Originally 1000 Junior GirdIes
Of royon sotin. Iooe lostex sides.
Sizes 20, IT. 28; soiIed 100
! Originally 1850 14-ineh Cir
die; soiled ------------- 100
5 Originally 7.5o Lostex GirdIes,
size 80 only-------6.o 500
z Originally 5.95 Hickory GirdIes.
Z Originally 1000 Royon sotin
Lastex GirdIes. Black 500
I Originally 7.5o Bien JoIie Ray
on sotin GirdIes. size 2o5 500
8 Originally $50 Helene Of
Hollywood GirdIes. Medium,
500
4 Originally 5.95 Diono Girdles;
white cotton, sizes $3.50 400
3 Originally 500 Formfit GirdIes,
soled. Sizes 29, 3O--4.oo
I Originally 7.5o Formfit GirdIe,
size 28------- 500
Is Originally l.5o eorter Belts;
small, large LOO
! Originally 3.S5 White Royon
Satin Bro, size "a ZOO
8 Originally Us Cotton Bros.
size 36; soiled -50e
4 Originally 1000 AII-in-ones
Of Cotton. sizes "a, $500
s Originally $50 Formfit ALL
in-ones, homeless for young fig
Corsets, Third Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Lingerie
81 Originally 400 kyIon Slips,
,1.99
- Originally Ito to $50 Royon
siips----- 9se to 2.4e
IS orisinolIy l so Royon Ponties.
6ee
l3 Originally $50 to 500 Royon
Poiomos 2.49 to 3.s9
9 Originally 2.so to 500 Royon
Gowns ~ l.9e to 4.99
Lingerie, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Curtains
S. Originally 3.ss Fishnet Toi-
iored Curtains. 81 inches long
and g inches wide to the por,
I.se pr.
80 orisinoIiy 2.ss to 4.ss Odd
Lots Of Toiiored Curtains. one
and two Of q kind ---l.9e pr.
80 Originally $50 Extra Wide
Net Cottose Sets, white with red
or green trim, ruffed tops.
l.se set
II Originally 1913 Dining Room
Choir Scot Covers ---i.9s set
s Originally s.ss Printed Studio
Couch Covers ---3.9s
; Originally 4.ss Odd choi,
Covers, soiled ~ 2.eo
Curtains. The Hreht Co.
Sixth Floor
IS Originally $500
Pastel Formols
500
BIIowy royon net ond cotton loce
evening dresses; assorted colors,
broken sizes. Also rich royon
brocooes in broken sizes.
Euening Dresses, Third Floor.
The Hecht CO.
43 Pors Originally 6.95 Women's
Shoes
2.Q5
Assorted odds and ends
wedge heels, dressy suedes; block
with GILT noilheods; some postel
sling pumps. Broken sizes 4 to 9.
Shoes, The Hecht Co.
Street Floor
IS Originally l2o2
All Down Pillows
$40
Feotherproof cover is interined;
regulation size.
80 Originally Az Bed Pillows;
crushed white chicken feother
filing; removable zippered cover,
2.ee
20 Originally 2.30 Fluffy Pillows;
filled with crushed white chicken
feathers; feotherproof cover, l.59
Domesfics, The Hecht Co.,
Fifth Floor
OWnSta
Evening star., 1946-04-11
IS Originally 8.95 Misses
Cardigan Sweaters
4.88

In beige, black and rose. Broken
sizes.
8 Originally It's PIoid Stocks,
wool ond royon in small sizes,
4.ss
Is Originally 7.s5 to s.s5 Skirts.
some oil wool; others wool ond
royon. PIoids ond solid coIors.
Sizes l2-l8 ------4.3S
5 Originally $50 Joekets. un-
lined bottle jackets; wool and
royon ploids, broken sizes 4.S8
8 Originally 1875 Joekets, OIL
wool cIossic style. Fuchsio ond
green, broken sizes 4.S8
Sport Shop. Third Floor
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
All Down Pillows
$40

Feotherproof cover is interIined;
regulation size.
80 Originally Az Bed Pillows;
crushed white chicken feother
filing; removable zippered cover,
2.99
20 Originally 2.3o Fluffy Pillows;
filled with crushed white chicken
feothers; feotherproof cover, l.59
Domesfics, The Hech Co.,
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-11
5 Originally 1895 to 14.9.
Casual Dresses
3.88

KoYon crepe and FdYon TTohHe1
in light shades ond dork coIors.
Broken sizs for misses.
Is Originally 1895 "Two-woy"
Dresses to be worn os q jumper
or with blouse. Wool ond roy
on-ond-wool; white tops with
dork skirts or grey and white
stripped tops with grey skirt.
Sizes 9 OF l3----ll.88
Sport Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
29 Originally 3 50
One-Coot EnomeI
2.5o ..''..

FOR Woll ond WOODWORK fInish -.
for Kitchens, bathrooms. In white
ond ivory color only.
II Originally 500 soI. Voter
proof Spor vornish. just y eo-
Ions of 4-hour waterproof Spor
Vornish for q quick drying
eIeoming fresh ooot on floors,
woodwork or linoleum inside
or outside. S3ss solIon.
ls Originally $50 Floor and
Deck EnomeI for floors Of
wood, cement, ond Ilnoteum. In
oroy, red or brown 2.79 gal.
Al Originally ese Old English
All Purpose Cleoner for any
surfoce no mixing or voter
Necessary 49e per u soI.
3e Originally 100 Floor cIeoner
removes oil wox dust, dirt,
oreose onj black marks, 79e sol.
Paint Shop. Sepenfh Floor,
The Heeht Co.