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Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Red Sox Will
Receive First
Test Today
Will Play The Strong
Lynn, Mass, Nine On
Local Diamond; Game
Starts At 4:3O P. M.

The 1947 edition of the Milford
Red SoX' will receive their first
test of the season this Friday after
noon when the Lynn (Mass) Red
Sox of the Glass B New England
League are met here at the local
Eastern Shore League Park in an
exhibition game This tilt. which
will get underwaWat 4:30 P. NJ, is
attracting quite a bit of interest
due to the fact that at least six
former local baseball favOrites are
expected to see action with the visit
ing team.
According to word received here
from the Sumter. S. c., training
base of thes Lynn club. the follow
ing members of the 1916 Milford
team are making strong bids for
regular posts with Lynn and are
slated for action in Fridays game
against clifford here: catchers
Steve Salata and Jimmy Argeros
first baseman Tommy DeNOville
second baseman Ray Nadel. third
/ baseman Steve Nemeth, and out
/ fielder Jake Donaldson; all these
boys were outstanding with last
seasons strong Milford club and
were prime favorites of local base
ball followers.
AS somewhat of an added attrac-
ton. Lynn offers manager Mike
Ryba. who for many years Wa!
rated as the most versatile playe
in the major leagues. AS late "a
last Fall. Ryba was with the Ameri
can League champion Boston Re-
Sox. participating in one game O
the 1916 World Series. During hi
major league career, Ryba demon
strated his versatility by playing
at one time or another. virtuall
every position. including that @
/, catcher and pitcher. Another mem
Der of the 1916 BosOx cast ma
!, also be on hand Friday. Charli
Continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Two Lost Lives In
Highway Accidents
The Past Weekend
Frank G.. Robinson, Mill
vile, Mrs. Lillian Ann
Williams, of Magnolia,
Victims of Rising Road
Fatality Toll.

Two persons were killed and six
dents as motorists crowded the
throughout Delaware
over the weekend. with tarffic con-
ditiOns last Sunday described as
close to record proportions.
The dead:
Frank C.. Robinson. 80. of Mill
vile.
Mrs Lillian Ann Williams. 25, of
Robinson was killed instantly late
last Saturday night when he was
struck by car while walking along
Route II. near ROxana State Pol
ice said he walked into the path of
the vehicle. operated by Ralph H.
West. q. of DagsbOrO. Removed to
Frankford in that towns ambul-
ance, he was pronounced dead upon
arrival by private physician. The
victum suffered internal injuries.
No charge was placed against West.
State Police said
Mrs. Williams, mother of four
small children, was fatally injured
in an accident near Rising Sun.
Del, shortly after noon last Satur-
day. She died two hours later in
the Kent General Hospital at Do
yer. Also injured in the crash was
Lewis G. Williams. her three-year-
old son. He is being held at the
Kent Hospital for observation.
The mother was riding in car
operated by her husband. David
six, Robert Lee. four, and Lewis as
! passengers. The car was involved
| (COntinued on mage 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
SEARS EMPLOYEES GET
"GOOD NEWS" IN PROFIT
SHARING STATEMENTS

SIN Dover employees who are MEM
berS have to their credit an aggre-
gate of 1.500 shares of Sears stock
plus cash balance of $16.S00.
Based on Il year-end market value
OF 1875 per share for Sears stock.
this group has an investment worth
III the aggregate $74.S00. EmplOye
members of the fund contribute
live per cent of their salaries into
their individual account each year
with the maximum contribution
limited to $3.50 annually. Company
contributions into the fund from
annual profits are distributed pro-
portionately depending on length
of service.
This year those employees with
less than five years service with
Continued on page l0)
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Advisory Council
Elects In Kent
Mrs. o. B. Williams, st.
Jones Club, Is Elected
President

The Kent County Advisory Coun-
ell for Home Demonstration Clubs.
held their annual spring meeting
on Monday, April Ia. in the post
office building in Dover. with the
president. Mrs. Clifford Clark, pre-
siding. The council members made
plans for Home Demonstration
Club activity for the coming months
and elected the following officers:
President. Mrs. o. B. Williams.
st. Jones Club; vice president,
Mrs. Arthur Layton. Pennington
Club; secretary. Mrs. Grant Garis,
Smyrna: treasurer. Mrs. Clyde
Campbell. Hartly; director. Mrs.
Clifford Clark. KentOn: alternate
Continued on page n
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
VFW Post Auxiliary
Holds Installation
Robert ID. Lingo, State Senior Vice
Commander. Presided

Recently elected officers of the
Blue Hen Post No 64S3 V. +. W.,
and its Auxiliary were installed DIT
joint installation ceremonies held
in the Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday
evening. The ceremonies, which
were open to the public. were we'll
attended.
Robert ID. LingfO. Senior Vice
Commander. Department of Della
ware. v +. W., and a charter mem-
Der of the Blue Hen Post, installed
the following new and hOldOver
officers of the local overseas vet
Grams post: Commander, Dr.. James
k. West; Senior Vice Commander.
John f. ROosa; Junior Vice Com
mander, Leslie Macklin; AdjutaEt
and Post Advocate, Robert Baech-
Ter; Quartermaster. j. William
Wells; Chaplin, Martin V. Hast
ings: Surgeon. Dr. o. A. James
3-year trustee, Louis Pack; 2-yeal
trustee. John II. Hallett. Jr.. l.
year trustee, Wallace Wootten
Otficer-of-the-Day. Ralph f. Scott
Service Officer, George Lindenkohl
Jr.; Public Relations o. Ger. Davit
5. Hugg; Historian. Clemen Milti
AIDES; Patriotic Instructor, Harolt
j. Donovan; Legislative Officer
MyrOn c. Warren; Post Employ
ment Officer Wilson SOckrider
Guard, Theodore B. Wilson; Colo
Bearers. William f. Donovan an,
Carleton Fisher.
Senior Vice Commander Ling
had as his aide the Grand OIL
Man of Blue Hen Post. Conrad
John III. Barcus. Il Spanish -Ameri
can War veteran and the oldeS
member of the local post.
Mrs. Clara Bradley. president G
, the Third District V. f. W. AuXili
continued on page So
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Submit County Budget
To The Levy Court
Proposal Calls For An Appr0xi-
mate Total OF S343.64o.0O

The budget for Sussex county
for the year 1947-4S was submitted
to the Levy Court of Sussex county
this week by Frederick p. Whit
ney, attorney for that body. The
budget calls for an approximate
total Of $343.645.00.
In his statement to the Levy
Court. Mr.. Whitney stated that the
estimated revenues of the county
had been "carefully considered and
investigated 1t is estimated that
the total county assessment of real
estate will reach the approximate
sum of 81 million dollars. The
amount of revenue to be raised by
(continued on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Hospital Financial Campaign
approved For Seaford Unit

as called for under the bylaws are
now filled and the composition, not
only of the Board with it's broad
community representation, but that
OF it's officers gives concrete evil
dence of the often stated policy of
the originators of the hospital idea
of having the Board of the hospital
Continued on page Sd
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25

The Board of Directors of the
Nanticoke Memorial Hospital at
their meeting Tuesday evening,
April 18th, unanimously elected
Roy f. Hammill of Laurel, Della
ware, Vice-President, representing
the Laurel area of the proposed
hospital zone.
In announcing the election of
these officers, w. Allen Hastings,
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25

The farsighted policy under which
Sears. Roebuck and Co. employees
share in the companyS profits today
made it possible for John }. kOskl,
manager of the Sears store in DoV-
er. to present good news to MS
staff
The good news was in the form
of itemiZed statements handed out
to twenty-siX eligible employees
showing the extent to which they
shared in the distribution OF Sears
1916 profits. These profits nave
been credited to each emplOye S
account in the savings and proht
sharing pension fund of Sears, Roe
buck and Co. Employees.
: All Sears employees are eligible
to join this fund after one year or
continuous service and the twenty
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
'AA' Will Hold Open
Meeting At Lewes
Meeting Will Be Held At The High
School On April %

An organization that is nation
wide in its influence is holding d
meeting open to the public at the
Lewes High School, on Monday,
April 2S. at p. m. The name of
this organization is Alcoholics
Anonymous. The Lewes-Rehoboth
group was formed about three
months ago with an original mem
meeting, three individuals went
dry" for good An excellent start
Now. after only three months, the
Continued on page A.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
DAYLIGHT SAVING HERE
Is VOTED BY COUNCIL

Milford City Council at d
special meeting held in the
Council Chambers last Tues
day evening voted to adopt
daylight saving time for Mil
ford again this year. The
membership of the Chamber
of Commerce had previously
gone on record as favorin9
daylight saving time. The
new time will go into effect
at one o'clock Sunday morn
ing, April 9th. Remember to
turn your clock back and
avoid being out of step with
the rest of the Community
and majority of lower Della
ware communities who have
adopted the sO-called Fast
Time"
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
State Meeting To Be Feature Of
Natl Home Demonstration Week

sident of the British Women's Ins-
titutes. which compare to home
demonstration clubs in this coun-
try. Lady WOrsley-Taylor will
speak on the topic, What Rural
Women in England are Faced with
Today"
Recognition of outstanding lead
ers of each of Delaware's "a clubs
Continued on page l6)
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25

A statewide meeting of home
demonstration club members will
be held in Dover, May s, at the
Peoples Christian Church. it was
announced today by Miss Gertrude
Holloway, state home demOnstra-
ton leader for the Delaware Agri-
cultural Extension Service.
Special speaker for the event
will be Lady Worsley-Taylor, pre-
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Boys Clothing

IS orisinoIIy e.s5 Winter sIoeks.
Sizes 2o to 32---------3.e5
7 Originally 1918 Winter sloeks.
Sizes 81 TO 36 husky-----5.75
3 Originally 1895 Tweed Kniek-
er Suits. Sizes 6 TO 8---5.95
3 Originally 1895 AII-wooI
Tweed Sport coots. Sizes "a
and --------7.s5
4 Originally 1895 AIl-wooI Blue
Sport coots. Sizes l5 to Is,
I Originally $3.50 AIl-wooI Prep
Blue Chalk Stripe Suit. Size le,
! Originally $3.50 AH-wool Stu
dent Blue Chalk Stripe Suit. Size
/ Originally $500 Tan Leisure
Suit. Size 4O---------15.s5
Z Originally $3.50 Ton Leisure
Suits. Size 40 -------17.s5
l Originally 1880 AlI-wool
Tweed Prep Suit. Size II.
7 or;sineHy 80 havy Eton
Suits. All wool In sizes 4 and s,
sos
Boys Clotkisg, Second Floor.
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Rodios & Photographs

5 Orig. I4.s5 TobIs Model
Rodios in brown plastic eobinets.
Superheterodyne circuits, built-in
nntenno no-----1O.95
/ Orig. 1895 TebIs Rsdio-
Phonosreph in brown simulated
leather cobinet. Single record
pIoyer -------1s.s5
4 Orig. 1926 Rodies by z NO.
tionoIIy famous manufacturers.
Operate on AC, DC or lotteries.
Botteries extro-------29.95
! Orig. 1926 Femous- make
TabIe Model Redo floor som-
ple). Foreign and American
broodcosts. Walnut finish on
hardwood eobinet
Z Orig. 1895 Handsome Table
Combinations with de luxe twin
post record changers. Walnut
1898
s Orig. 1926 PorobIe Electric
Photographs in smart maroon
simulated leather carrying cose.
Full tone control, single player,
1895
7 Orig. es.s5 PortobIe Electric
Paragraphs with automatic
record changers. Brown simu-
lated leather eorryine eoses. Full
tone control
z Orig. Il4.s5 Nationally Fa-
nous TabIe Model Combinations.
Walnut finish on hardwood eobi-
nets, decorative grille design.
PIoys ten l2-in. record or twelve
lO-in. records. Tone control.
1898
I Orig. 1885 kotionoIIy Fa-
nous Console Combination with
l2-in. PM speaker. American
and foreign broodeosts in hond-
someIy designed modern cobinet
of matched walnut veneers on
hardwood ---l1s.s5
4 Orig. 1850 NetioneHy Fe-
nous Console Combinations in
hond-rubbed, tilt-front cobinets
of matched walnut veneers on
hardwood. FooI-proof record
changer. z bands. Push-button
tuning nq----149.50
z Orig. 3S9.95 Luxurious Con-
sole Combinations by nationally
famous manufacturers. Beouti-
full cabinet Of mahogany veneers
on hardwood. Automatic record
changer, foreign and American
broodcosts and FIN. Large rec
ord storage space
Radios and Phoro graphs,
Sevesfh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Lomps

Z Orig. 1885 3-wey Floor Lomp.
with Shede. MopIe finished gum,
1875
z Orig. 1925 Student Bridge
Lemps with Shade. Mople fin
ished oun------19.95
z Orig. 54.s5 TabIe and Lamp
Combinations with shade 1885
I Orig. 4z.S5 Charlton China
TabIe Lamp with rose design.
Complete with shade; sold as is,
1926
3 Orig. s4.s5 Modern Wood
Floor Lomps with Shode -2I.e5
3 Orig. 1895 China TobIe Lomps
with Metal Mountinss. droped
shades s----------17.95
z Orig. sI.s5. Twin Floor soudoir
Lemps ps--------17.95
Orig. $3.50 Twin Boudoir Floor
Lomp. Dresden-type rose design.
Hond-sewn shade de-----64.95
! Orig. s6.s5 Boudoir Floor Lomp
with Dresden-type rose design.
Cotton lace trimmed shade, 1895
10 Orig. 1875 Bronze Plotted
Floor Lemp Bases with ruby COL
Orig. 1895 siIvsr-toned Floor
Lamp Bose, ir, size----l7.s5
z Orig. $l4o Heifetz Hond-
carved Chinese Figure Lamps.
Complete with handmade red
homespun shode de--------89.95
z Orig. 1895 Heifetz Hand-
eorved spanish Dancer Lomps
with yellow homespun shade,
z Orig. 4e.s5 Hondmeds Coli
fornia ceremie Lamps. Light
wood with royon shade; sold os is,
D Orig. 1875 Indirect TabIs
Lamps. Maple finished gum.
With shode
z Orig. 1895 COLONEL Chimney
type Lamps with Shade. Ivy Ieof
design on base e------10.95
z Orig. S7.95 Opal Gloss Lamps
with Mstel Mountinss. White
silk shades. Hand pointed 1895
z Orig. 44.s5 Apotheeary Jars
on eoId-pIoted metal mountines.
With opaque shades
II Orig. 54.95 Swing Arm Fluo-
resent Bridge Bases and shades,
34.95
Lamps, Fifth Floor, Of" St. Bldg,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
50 Poirs Originally 2.95
Girls Handmade
Mittens
LIS

Girls VIII love theSe TOT lneIf
bright eolors and clever, hond-
embroidered decoration. P.S. -.
they're toost-worm, too!
so Poirs Originally 1.65 Girls
Winter Gloves, broken ossort-
ment of coIors and sizes --l.z5
40 Originally $40 Girls Wool
Sweaters, pretty jacquard pot
terms; broken sizes $50
10 Originally 500 Wool Sports
Sweaters, red, white and blue;
broken sizes -------z.99
80 Originally 2.29 Girls White
Cotton BIouses. soiIed from dis
play; broken sizes 7 to a. LOO
IS Originally 100 Girls Roin
Hats, beige or red------4se
IS Pieces Of Originally 100 to
1875 JeweIry. charms and Brace
lets tprice includes tox) Doe
Is Originally LIS Comb and
Brush Sets ets------------8ee
IS Originally Csc Gloss Tooth
Brush and Tooth Poste Sets 45e
80 Originally LIS Cosmetic Gift
Sets (inc. tox) ----9le and 93e
Girls Dept, Second Floor
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
$50 Yds. Orig. 79e
Linen ToweIinq
3oe ,a.

MuIticolored border linen towel
ing that wipes glasses and china
bone-dry in q iiffy. II in. wide.
$50 Orig. l.s5 Lerss Size Linen
Twill Tea Towels
4 Orig. 4se Turkish Faee Towels,
Zoe
8 Orig. 4se to I.zs Turkish Both
Towels -7---lOe
Orig. 1888 Turkish Striped
Beech Towel el--9Se
~ Orig. soc TO l.4s Turkish
Both Towels. Assorted colors ond
white to See
80 Orig. I5e to 45e Wash Cloths,
Zoe
27 Orig. 1893 Terry Bath Towels.
sSe
z76 Orig. 7se Tea Towels, 520o
linen, 489o eotton--3 for ST
1872 Orig. 4se Common Block
Plaid Cotton Tea Towels, 8 for 81
81 Orig. 3se Common Plaid Tee
Towels for 5
5 Orig. 2.ss coIered Cotton Che
mile Both Mot Sets 1.79
II Orig. 3.ss coIorsd and White
Cotton Chenille Both Mot Sets,
2.9s
5 Orig. 7.ss Blue Cotton Che
mile Both Mot Sets
7s Orig. I.es Reversible Chenille
Lid Covers s--------------9Se
43 Orig. 3.ss Reversible Chenille
Both Mots- ts------2.s9
6 Orig. 4.ss Chenille Both Mats.
Rose onIy-------3
81 Orig. 2.ss to 5.ss PIossie
Shower curtains. Assorted pot
7.zs
30 Orig. z.ss 10 500 PIastie
Window curteins. Choice Of
colors ----z.z9
II Orig. 81 Terry Faes Towels,
4ee
II Orig. 3se Terry Wash Cloths.
I5e
IS Orig. l.zs ceIored Turkish
Pakh ToxaIs Soe
Linens. Fifth Floor. "F St.
Bldg, The Hsehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
300 Orig. l4.95 each
Tailored Bedspreods
Throws & Droperies
9.o5 each

Heavy Sonforized (no more than
10 shrinkoee) seersueker in
red and white. blue and white,
ton and white, green and white,
wine and white. 72xlO8 in. twin
size spreods. 9OxlO8 in. doubIe-
size spreods. Droperies IN yds.
long. Washable.
Bedspreads, Sixth Floor,
IF" St. Bldg, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
SiIvewore

SiIverwore
80 Orig. 500 siIvsr-pIoted Boby
Cups ond Bent Spoons. Set, I.8o
, Orig. 500 Silver pIatsd Boby
s'''oss' ) c:is' i4:4o si"S Sterling s;iss;
8 Orig. 3.5s Sterling Silver Food
e'esss 10 Orig. TIA Sterling silv.; Rot. s;se
10 Orig. s.74 Sterling Silver Rot
- = Orig. lilo eadroon Ids.
Plotted Silver condy Dishes 7.5o
Z Orig. 1900 Sterling Silver
Candy Dishes s---10.oo
4 Orig. 1870 Sterling Silver
creomers and Susars----24.oo
7 Orig. 1888 Sandwich Plates,
$50
Prices Include Federal Tar
Siioerware, First Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Dinnerwore and
Glassware
10 Orig. 1900 Flower Arranse-
ments s--------------5.e5
5 Orig. 500 Flower AFronse-
Enents ----------------Z.95
4 Orig. 1900 Flower Arrange
ments ---7.95
200 Orig. 100 Blue Portuguese
Stemware, eobIets, cocktails,
wines
Disssrwars axd GLASSWARE,
Seuexth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

Women's sizes in dsessy noilheod and
braid trims :. tailored styles in print royon
crepes! Broken sizes, 1874 to 24R.
. Misses sizes in two-piece royon foiIIe, one
piece royon crepes, and royon eobordine!
Broken sizes, II to 20.
The Messanine Shop, tew steps up from the
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
300 Yds. Orig. 3.o8
Belgium Homespun
7.69 yd.

Cotton homespun with small oil
over florol criss-crossed patterns.
Rust and brown. 48 in. wide.
100 Yds. II PERI. 1893 cretenns.
CoIorfuI pIoid pottern. IdeoI for
droperies and sIipeovers 81 yd.
$50 Yds. Orig. 4se Cotton Fig
ured Marquisette. Red and blue
pin dot stripe. Al in. wide. For
kitchen curtoins yd.
200 Yds. Orig. z.29s Belgium
Linen. Striped pottern in natural
and ton. 48 in. wide--$l yd.
80 Yds. Orig. 3.es Cotton Home
spun. Striped pottern in maroon,
blue, 48 in. wide ----1.6s
10 Yds. Orig. 1898 Pure Silk
Domesk. EeesheII and ehortreuse
with fIoroI pattern. 48 in. wide,
6.eS yd.
10 Pu. Orig. 1898 Reedy-made
Dropsries. Gold and ton grounds
with oIIover pottem. 2A yds
long, pr.
$50 Yds. Orig. 3.9S Swiss chintz.
Striped red. green and blue pot
ern. Floral bouquet design. 48
in. wide --------$l yd.
800 Yds. Orig. z.s8 Simulated
Lsother. Green and red. Heavy
duck beck for upholstery. 52-in.
vide de-----1.6s yd.
Upholstery Yard Goods.
Sixth FIoor,> IF" St. Bldg.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Paints

20 Orig. $50 Floor and Deck
EnameI for wood, cement or
linoIeum. Inside or outside use.
Grey and red only. ool.--z.es
IS Orig. $50 Col. Ivory Semi
Gloss Finish for woIIs and wood
work. 0oi.---------2
4s Orig. SIS GIidden One -coet
White EnomeI. Col. ----3.ss
IS Orig. $50 GoI. AII-Purposs
White Paint for inside or outside
use. Col. oI.----------z.2e
3I Orig. 5.75 Col. White House
Paint. Good auoIity, mode with
Iinseed oil. 0oI.------3.ss
50 Orig. 1859 Col. Lemb's Wool
Wax AppIisrs with long hondles.
81
Passs, Ssvsstk Floor.
II" st. Blds- The Hsehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

l2l Poirs Orig. e.e5 to 1926
Women's Shoes
4.95
Many nationally fonous names
ore to be found in this group Of
short lines and broken size
groups. Popular styles and
Ieothers ore included too, in good
winter shades! Sizes to 7 in
the group.
Women's Shoes. Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
so ORIG. 7,es
MISSES BLoUsEs
MuIticolored stripes on white or
pink grounds. Royon. cop sleeves,
sizes 81 and "a.
80 Orig. 5.ss to s.ss BIouses.
Royons, white and colors- --2.49
Is Orig. 2.9S Rayon Satin
BIouses. Some soied ----50e
Bloases, Street Floor,
The Hseht Co.
40 Orig. 3.e5 to 6.e5
MISSES HATS
81
Hat Bar, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
2es Orig. l.so
Tussy's Foee
Powder
5oe including ,ss
Two discontinued face powders,
"Remember Ne" and "Be
Nine" Soft. clineina texture.
Popular shades.
Cosmetics, Street Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

Toys at " Price!
100 Originally 2.25
Toy Cradles
100
Atwood bodies with
wicker sides. Will hold 20
inch doll comfortably.
Ivory Only.
1os Orig. 800 Woodettes.
consisting of 5 fomous
story book characters
which ore mode of wood
and which can be put
together and coIored- I.49
u Orig. 5.95 French
Phones with dial plates just
like real phones. Can be
set up with batteries to
speak between rooms-l.99
Z Orig. 6.95 Fomous Make
Microscope Sets, slightly
Damaged. includes MI
eroscope and test tubes,
z.9e
IS Orig. S.s5 Red and
Ivory or yellow and Green
Metal TobIe and Choir Sets
for children playing indoors
this winter----4.39
z Orig. 21.5o AII-steeI,
Super StreomIined Wagons
with snort blue finish.
BoII-beorine wheels l4.9s
Toys, Third Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
200 Orig. s.s5 to 1925
Teens Dresses
6.ss |
Dresses IN cotton, cotton
oobordine and wool In
tailored or dressy styles.
Solid eolors ond ploids.
Sizes 9 TO IS and 10 to
Is.
Properly labeled as TO
snool content. l
Teen Circle, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
100 Originally 2.25
Boys |
Storm Rubbers
TOO |
Perfect for those cold wet
days ahead. In brown
only. Sizes 7lh TO II.
Childres's Shoes, Second
Floor, The Heeht Co.
10 Originally 7.5o to s.e5
Teen Oxfords
.2.9o |
Famous makes in brown
elk oxfords, brown soddls
oxford with moccosin or
plain toe. Broken sizes
4Iz to 9.
Childress Shoes, Second
Floor, The Heeht Co.
200 Originally l.o5
Boys Dress Shirts
7.65

Fine cotton dress shirts, in color
ful stripes. In collegiate sizes,
l2h to l4R.
50 Originally ZOO Lsether
Gloves. warmly lined; broken
100 Originally $50 Wool Gloves,
young mems sizes-------1.50
so prs. Originally 2.s5 Gloves,
pigskin poIms and knit wool
back; young mems sizes---l.oo
100 Originally 2.s5 Cotton FIan-
mel Shirts, plaid pottern; *Son-
forized-shrunk; broken sizes 8
to LID
40 Originally 4.s5 Plaid Sports
Shirts, 1879 wool and IS % cot
ton; broken sizes II to 1898
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
SPECIAL PURCHASE!
20 FUR COATS OF
BONMOUTON-DYED LAMB
1890 o.. ..>
These rugged, wonderful coats especially low
priced Just when the weothermon finally gives
US some winter weather. They're beautiful, dark
brown, soft and silky and snortIy styled!
Fur Salon, Third Floor, The Heeht Co.

IS Originally 5.e5 to s.e5
Mems Lons-SIeeved
Sport Shirts
:, 2.o5
Two-woy collars, two pockets,
some hond-stitched. Solid eolors,
sizes small. medium. large.
7 Originally s.95 Mems Leisure
Jaekets with four-button front,
two large front pockets. smolI
and large 2.95
10 Originally $500 Mems ALL
wool Leisure coots with four-but-
ton front, two pockets, button
cuffs. Small onIy-----4.95
Me~'s Sport Shop, Street Floor.
e" Street BIds., The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Records and Albums

800 Orig. 79e l0-in. Populor
Records, some from albums.
WelI-known artists ond orches-
tros for 25e
$50 Orig. 75e and 81 Empty
Albums with 3 or 4 pockets. I'm
printed with names of bonds ond
ortists ----------------iSe
Records. Sspenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Electric Washers

Washsrs, Sspexth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of James Monroe Sword De-
ceased
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Washington County,
Letters of Administration on the es-
tate of
JAMES MONROE SWORD
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 14th day of
September, next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this 14th
day of February, AID. 1947.
EMMA j. SWORD,
2-20-3t Administrative.