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Evening star., 1947-12-22
Bio Nine Quints Will Play ~
Outside Games in TwoWeeks

44-41. 1t was the Hawkeyes' 22d
straight nonconference win since
1914.
Michigan Is Victor. q.
In other games Michigan downed
Marquette, 1910 as four players
combined for 81 points; Minnesota
lost. 55-49, to University of WASH
ington after beating the Huskies,
H-37, Friday; Ohio State romped
over Texas Aggies, $40; Purdue
downed Michigan State, 50-48; Wis
consin lost at California, 59-44, after
the Bears also took Fridays en-
gagement, 1851, to snap the
B a d ers' three game winning
streak, and Southern California
handed Northwestern its second
successive defeat, 52-46
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Maine Chance String
In HiuIeoh Stokes
BY the As,ocioted Press

MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 22.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Graham's famed Main n
Chance string will be represented in
the five major stake events at
Hialeah race course this winter.
Trainer Jimmy Smith has NOM
mated Lord Boswell and Star Pilot
for the McLennan and Widener, Ace
Admiral for the $4,000 Flamingo,
War Date for the Black Helen, and
a pair of unnamed colts for the
Juevenile. The Maine Chance string
usually is wintered in California.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

tack was key man Of the team Which returned the
Cup from Australia in 1916 and defended 1t sue
cessfully in 1947 Easily the class OF amateur ten
mis-, Kramers conversion was no less a smashing
conquest by the pros than when they lured vincent
Richards Bill Tilden, Ellsworth Vines, Don Bulge,
Riggs and others
Inevitably, when the top boy turns mercenary,
it spells doom in impending competition. This is
the experience of the American Davis Cup brass
hats.
For them the decision of Richards first OF the
stars to jump. was fateful one. Winnie was only
"a when he left the amateurs in 1926 and ne had
MANY years of great tennis ahead He had proved
Evening star., 1947-12-22
BY the Associofed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. o.
Autograph hunters are having
more success than a lot of foot
ball players have had in stopping
JOHNNY Lujack of Notre Dame
They hemmed him in for more
than 80 minutes shortly after his
Evening star., 1947-12-22


the French aces.
Richards Tden Cost Cup Victories
Without lden and Little Bill Johnston could
shadow OF his former SELL ost
Lscoste mighty 1lden beat Coche ou oehe
forced to play well singles bowed to more res'eo
felt in 1929 when the French again de-
Lott close Richards
Cochet America bowed 3D.
Although his peak he
his performances proved-and his alb
we'll have been the difference between
winning losing the
when France again won 81 11lden prooaoV
Borotra whom he never lost AS 1t was Conet
both beat Wilmer Allison.
Aussies Scored When Bulge Jumped
the front in 1888 1884 1895 and 1886
Austin Americans wsfuy wondered
happened quit the amateurs 1882
They still youngster named Bulge but
wheel missing.
1889 directly
joining close Riggs Frankie Parker splitting the
BomWich Adrian Qus but Kramer the
joel kids, bowed in the doubles
player to the
pappes looking all again
bel-cow.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Search Beqins Anew
By FRANCIS E. STANk

Davis Cup team gets busted up this
Jack Kramer Friday to with Bobby
Davis Cup squad than D Maggie means 10
Sammy Baugh means to the Redskins
Californian charging at
Evening star., 1947-12-22

RAISIN BOWL QUEEN-Lo-
retta Macon, 20, of Fresno,
Calf, smiles happily after
being chosen Queen of the
1948 Raisin Bowl football game
between Wichita University
and College of the Pacific.
--AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

(See PLAYOFF, Page ABB
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Richards, Ti|den Cost Cup Victories

himself superior to Jean Borotra ana the equs
Jean Rene Lacoste the French aces.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
Collins Cops
A Championship

Collins fieldhouse's Junior
Giants, composed of Class B
Main Bowl players, recently
captured the fieldhouse "a"
basketball championship.
The champs were paced by Ray
mond Otani, Gaylord Iwasaki and
Art Yoshioka.
Other members of the team are
Bobby Yasunobu, Mike Fukuma,
Keno Nagamatsu, Mas Nakata
Sammy Shimizu, Willy kawata,
George Kurata and Tommy De-
guchi.
To capture the "A" diadem. they
rang up ten consecutive victories.
Last season, they finished second,
by winning seven straight.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
Insurance Team
nksGreshan;
HoIdsLead

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. Is.
-Azumano Insurance swept
a 4 to 0 series from the cellar
dwelling Gresham team to re-
main undisputed for the top
position in the Oregon Nisei
Bowling League.
Azumano assurances 2467 team
series was high for the night with
FurukaWa's 10. IT'S and $50 lead
ing the way. Sato's 443 was high
for the Gresham lads.
Lombard Food Center dished up
a new recipe to the Kida five,
setting them back to l. Okaza-
.ki's sol in a 243S team series was
the best for the winner.
Kern Park, led by Sono's 532
which was high series for the
evening, whitewashed Troutdale,
40, and Hood River defeated East
Side 3 to l.
The Feb. % schedule follows:
Lombard VS.. Hood River.
East Side VS.. Gresham.
CASTOR VS.. Troutdale.
Kern Park VS.. J. K. Kida.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
3 Nisei Enter
Boxing Meet

VALE Ore, Feb. 28-Three
Nisei Vale high boxers will be
entered in the Malheur county
boxing tournament to be held
here Thursday and Friday,
March 6 and 7. They are
Wagner Yoshikani, a 1OO-lb.
freshman; Nobu Terada, 131-
ID. junior letterman, and
Jerry Fujiwara, 145-lb. senior.
Terada recently defeated Don
Watkins of Payette who had been
undefeated in two years of prep
competition.
Fujiwara. flashy and hard
hitting boy, was in Minidoka re-
location center during part of
World War II.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
Vale Quintets
Boost Trio
BY KIYOSHI HOSHIDE

VALE, Ore, Feb. %. =
Vale high schools Viking are
riding in fourth place in the
strong Snake River Valley
Conference basketball league.
The leaders are Ontario, EN-
NETT and Nyssa.
Harry Yamada, a senior letter
man, is a reserve guard for the
Vikings. Two all-conference
guards from last seasons squad
keep him from a regular post.
Fukiage, junior, is a regular
guard on the 3 Vikings which re-
Gently handed b Ontario its only
defeat.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
St. Peter'sLose

Tacoma turned the tables on st.
Peters with a startling 1925 in
a Glass B game Wednesday night
in st Peters gym.
Uyeda, lanky Tacoma center.
tucketed 10 points. Tamura and
Hata scored seven and six points
respectively for st. Peters. Ia
coma led 1911 at half time.
The box score follows:
TACOMA 1861 Uyeda 10, Ma
kamura Z. Kawabata 6, Osaka 2,
amamoto 2. Kajimura, Jinguji.
ST PETERS (25) Tamura 7,
Hata 6, Hagiwara 5. Kukuma 2.
Taki2awa ?, Mizuki 2. Murakami
/. Onodera. Okazaki, Hidaka. S.
Uchida, X Uchida.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
Sideline Topics

MAC quietly rounding
up play which, World
credtabe showing Sound Baseball
league the prizes the
Frank YOshtake
PSGAs monthly jousFrank also is excellent
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
NAKAMURA WINS TWO NV. BOWLING CUPS
THE SPORTING THING
by bf
First Call for Mail

First Call for Mail
Dear Mr.. Predicter-
guess Anna Kay's fooled you in the Tacoma game The
score 80 to II, and didn't play
Sincerely,
Betty Jean Andrews.
Yeah but Anna Nagai con- that night Then again. it
would have been catastrophe for Tacoma if you had
played.
Japanese fishermen who enjoying the sweet luxury of
equal participation in the Seattle Times City Salmon Derby
should thank their two lucky stars Irene Miller and Henry
Elliott of the Mayors Civic Unity Committee
Those two, We have learned from reliable went
out of their way to enable the Japanese Isse and Nse to
enter the citywide meet heretofore closed to them.
So fishermen prove to them that you good and fair
sportsmen by complying with the regulations to the letter
eveyme you dip your firm lines into the waters of Puget
Sound in your efforts to land that big one
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28

Coach Gene Boyd talks things
over with his Collins Fieldhouse
team which is competing in the
colorful Northwest basketb |
meet at the Pavilion. They were
the most popular five in the tour
ney last year. Left to right, Ted
Davis, Art Louie (replaced this
season by Bill Thompson), Phil
Mar Hing, Bernie Krems and Al
Mar. Collins defeated Eatonville,
1888. in it's first game-Courtesy
of the Seattle Post Intelligencer.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
TROY WHIP MAIN DRUG.

Drubbing the Druggist of Main to
the tune of 35 to 80, the unpredict-
able class A Troys climbed to third
place in the local Nisei Basketball
League last Monday night in ST.
Peters gym. Isao Nishimura garner
ed IA points for Lotus while Willie
Chinn with IL was high for Main
Drug.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
Goods Upset
Lotus, 25-19

Chalking up 13 points,
Katherine Matsuda led the u.
of w. to a 25-19 upset over
Lotus Girls in a Girls league
game last Wednesday night
in St. Peters gym. High
School defeated Tacoma, 90
II, on the same floor.
SouthpaW Betty Kanda was sec
ond best for the Goods with eight
points, while Etsuko Ichikawa was
high with ten for Lotus.
Keiko Kitayama, Mieko Hirano
and Tonic 1wasaki contributed II,
8 and 7 points respectively for the
prepsters in the other girls game.
KIM Fujimoto of Tacoma scored
II.
The box scores follow:
FIRST GAME
u. w. (25D Shibayama /. Mat
suda 13. kanda s, Tanabe, Saka-
nashi, Suzuki, Ondo.
LOTUS 90 lchikawa 10. Ku-
sakabe 6, Asaba 3. Tanaka, Kona,
X. Yamada, Tainaka. Terada, a.
Yamada.
SECOND GAME
HIGH SCHOOL 500 Kitayama
IL, Thompson ?. Iwasaki 7. Hi
rano 8. Yoshino, Sakai, Hasegawa,
Tanaka, Ishida, Kumashaka, Chilt-
amura.
TACOMA 40 X. Fujimoto II,
Tanabe 4. Hashimoto 2, Otsuka,
Fujita, Abe. Fukuii, Uyeda, Yama-
motto, Fuiii.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
West Coast Cops
Team Play Honors
BY BEN DEGUCHI

Taking home everything but the fixtures of Main Bowl
Min Nakama of Iser Insurance in Ontario top honors
the Northwest Nsei Bowling Classic with smashing 1916
cop the aevents trophy and $50 series to win the
singles title cup
George Dol of Snake River Shaking the pins for $50 was
tied Nakamura the singles event but defeated in
the play Off j. Matsuma Of Iser Insurance third with
a SCI series
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28
MAIN BOWL WINS

Indicated in Class Basketball.
the Main Bowl quintet made it
straight Friday by downing Lane
ers 20 to 20 ON the ST. Peters Court.
Gaylord Iwasaki scored 9 points for
the winners.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-02-28

Two local bowlers, Roy Full
wara and TAX Asaba. took the
doubles event with a 1852 series.
Nakamura and Osaki placed sec
ond with 1061 Forty dollars and
a trophy were given to the first
place winners.
West Coast Printing pocketed
sixty dollars first prize in the
team event with a 1892 series.
Tseri Insurance came in second to
earn forty dollar prize.
The tournament results follow:
Singles
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Modern Curved Top

Spirited styling from California in a rich con-
trostin0 combination of sunny bieoch finish ond
choice OF green. block or Chinese red iocouer.
t1eoV. curved plonk top. Section for books in
~~~~ " oso"GsS 4uyS
Deferred payments If desired Desk choirs from
Coiifornio. too.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Pose IS

in q one -doy crossed casstfy
pieo for breodies .sseulS
Ello Roines spoke ot q
breokfost iii New ork III
luncheon IN Chicooo ard III
bouquet in Los Angeles,
where she is shown With her
husbond, Moi. Robin Oldst
and Chuck Fennenbock of.
the Los Angeles Dons foot
boll teom. III,
Evening star., 1947-11-23
sasss.sss u
lnOO{RN
~ - eeSv

r Peerless modem Is consistently the finest Orig
no's by Peerless styiists ore foned from coost to
eoost. You will be pleasantly surprised OF the
reasonable prices for this hiohy styied furniture
Drop in and browse Ground
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Clearance!
Spreads & Draperies

II Originally 1898 Printed osondy Taored Spreads u
double, 10 single
20 Originally 5.95 Dotted Curtains, cotton morquisette
II Originally Cotton Morquisette Spreads, single
Originally 14.95 Reyon FolIe Droperies- s-------z98
80 Originally 998 chintx ForeI Dropees quilted
Originally 69S Quilted FIoro chintx Shoms- 1893
Originally 69S Quilted FIoro Cbntx vanity Skirts 80
Originally 5.98 FIoro Chintx Shoms s---------2.9S
Originally 1880 Blue Royon Foie Vonity Skrts-s.9s
Originally $50 Royon Foile Droperes, blue ----5.98
IA Originally 1495 BsoutonoI Floral Vanity Skirts5.95
10 Originally 1850 Beoutono Foro Spreads full bed ss5
10 orsnaIy Appeeode chinz Spreads. full 1925
Originally 1895 Pink Royon Sotin Spreod, snee-995
Originally 595 Beoutono Striped Shoms lbs
Originally 1875 Beoutono Striped Skirts s----5.95
Originally 9.95 Floral chintx Dropes pes--------7.95
Originally ! 1873 FIorol Chinx Spreads, single dbl 90
Originally 1898 FIoro Quilted Dropees- es-------o.os
Originally 1875 Royon FoiIIs FIore Droperiss
Bedspread,, 9Th Floor, "F" ST. Bldg, The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Clearance Of Pictures
and Mirrors

(Imperfects All Sold As Is)
3 Originally es.s5 PIote-sIoss
Mirrors, carved frames, boeuetts
trim -------------49.s5
I Originally 1895 PIats-sIa.,
z Originally 1895 Venstian
Iote-sIoss Mirrors, etched de-
signs s-------------1S.s5
I Originally 1886 venetion
1898
! Originally 1895 Venetion
PIote-sIoss Mirror etched de-
sign 9.S5
I Originally SIS Venetion Mir
ror, 24x4O in.--------$7
Originally 1926 venetion
Mirror. 36x46 in.------$l5
50 Originally 2.s5 TO 1898
Fromed Pictures, fIoroIs, por-
traits. scenes. NoturoI wood or
gold colored frames Soc to 1925
Pictures and Mirrors, fth Floor,
"F St. Bldg, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Clearance!
Modern Occasional
Furniture

St tttHtSbS
" Originally 1895 Lomp Tobles,
bIeoched mahogany and Dinoc,
54.e5
5 Originally 1926 Coffee TobIes.
bIeoched mahogany and Dinoc,
1926
II Originally 1895 Bookcases.
bIeoched mahogany and Dinoc,
e4.s5
$ Originally 1895 Bookcases,
bIeoched mahogany and Dinoc,
6s.e5
4 Originally 1o4.s5 Corner
TobIe, bleoched mahogany and
Dinoc ---------------79.S5
rs Originally 1895 Record Cob
inets, "PIyIine" black lacquer or
bleoched mahogany veneers and
eumwood -------2e.95
50 Originally se.s5 DropIeaf
TabIes, "PIyIine" bIeoehed mo-
hoeony vsneers and eumwood,
green or black lacquer 69.95
8 Originally 1895 2-Drower
commodes, "Pyline" black Ioc-
IL Originally 1926 coektoiI
TabIes, "PIyIine" black lacquer
1885
! Originally 1895 coektaiI
TobIes, "PIyline" black, green
or red Iocquer--------9.e5
4 Originally 54.s5- coektoiI
Wagons. "PIyIine" green iocquer,
1895
10 Originally 1895 "pIyIine"
Bookcases, bIeoched mahogany
finished ounwood or black
loeeuer --------- S.so
! Originally z5.45 End TobIe,
black lacquer --------$5
8 Originally $3.50 Lomp TobIes,
black Iocquers ----l9.95
9 Originally $40 coektoiI TobIes,
black lacquer ------Sl5
s Originally 56.25 Bookshelf
End TobIes, blonde e--3s.e5
3 Originally 72.25 Corner Cock
toll TobIes, blonde ---49.95
l Originally 2S.25 Lomp TobIe,
blonde ---------19.95
is originally 1895 coektoiI
Tables, bIeoched mahogany We
neers and eunwood---3s.s5
Ie Originally 44.5o Lamp TabIes,
bIeoched mahogany veneers ond
oumwood ------29.95
I Originally 1926 Nest Of
TobIes, red and ebony----3s.95
10 Originally $50 Coffee TobIes,
picked mahogany finished gum
wood or noturol finish--l5.95
Il Originally 1895 ook Cock
toll TabIes s----------S5
le Originally 1915 and $50
Bridge TobIes, green, coro tan
or surf simulated Leather tops,
l4.s5
7 Originally 1868 BIeoehed
Mahogany Credenzo
I Originally 1898 Bleoehed
Mohosany KneehoIe Desk. large
filing drawer ------l49.s5
l Originally 1898 Oak Knee
hole Desk. large filing drower,
I49.95
7 Originally 1900 Nest Of
TobIes in bIeoched mahogany
veneers and hardwood ---59.95
Modern Occasional Furniture,
fth Floor, IF" ST. Bldg,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Closet Accessories

3 Originally $50 Jumbo Size,
54", holds Is garments --3.s5
z Originally 4.s5 ~" Suit Size,
holds 8 garments z.95
3 Originally 2.s5 BIanket Bags,
LOO
4 Originally $50 81" Jumbo
Sixes, es,hoIds l6 garments 3.95
70 Originally $50 ~" Suit
Bags. holds 8 oorments 2.95
80 Originally 4.95 81" Dress
Bags, holds 8 garments $50
z Originally $50 66" Evening
Dress Boss, holds 8 garments,
4 Originally 2.s5 Shoe Bess, 1.e5
200 Originally 7se Modern Hook
Mahosony Hansers --l9e
50 Originally LIS Boby Hensers,
pink and blue sotin. set Of two,
39e
Notions, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Clearance!
Sectional Sofos

] Originally 34s.s5 Thrss-Pe.
Seetionol Soto. Rose cotton frieze,
1895
] Originally 1895 Thrss-Pe.
Sectional Soto. Groy cotton topes-
Try y----2oe.s5
5 Originally S377 Thrss-Ps.
Sectional Soto. Blue Cotton Top
esty y--1se.sS
5 Originally 1896 Thrss-Pe.
seetienoI Soto. Rose stripe,
1888
Sectional Sofas, %fh Floor,
-.F' St. Blds., The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Clearance!
Traditional Choirs

I Originally 3s.s5 Club Choir
blue cotton topestry; no back
cushion; sold as is----9.S5
4 Originally 1895 Occasional
Barrel choirs, rose royon domosk,
1895
l Originally 1895 Club Choir,
blue flowered royon broeode;
sold os is----3S.S5
I orisinoIIy sss Tufted Back
Club Choir, blue figured mohoir,
es.s5
] Originally 1l4.75 Lawson
Choir, turquoise-ond-pIum royon
motelosse ------7S.S5
z Originally 1885 Loose Pillow
Back chairs, beige fIoroI cotton
tapestry -------------SS.So
z Originally 1898 Loose Pillow
Beck chairs, one blue cotton top
esty; one oroy mohoir; sold as
is ---9S.S5
Originally Ies.ss Wing Choir,
blue striped royon domosk;; sold
as is-----se.s5
! Originally I4s.s5 Loose Pillow
Back Choir, blue royon mate
iosse se--lOS.S5
z Originally 1895 Loose Pillow
Back cheirs, 1923 down, 1929
feather cushions rose royon
motelosse ---l19.95
z Originally 1898 Regency
Tufted Armehoir, wine royon
brocoteIIe with wine royon vel
vet 1l9.95
3 Originally 1898 Loose Pillow
Back choirs, eroy cotton topes-
I Originally 1898 Club Choir
500 down. 500 feather cush-
ions, red cotton topestry, 1885
Period Chairs, Ah Floor,
IF" St. Bldg. The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Savinss on
Lomps and Shades

So Originally 3.s5 to S. Royon
Boudoir Shades. 8 and 10 in.
sizes s----2.95
3 Originally $50 Royon Boudoir
~ Originally 7.s5 Chino TabIs
Lomps with. Opaque Shades 4.95
3 Originally s.s5 China TobIs
Lamps with opaque Shades sos
4s Originally 4.s5 China TobIs
Lomps with Correlated Shodes,
3.s5
zs Originally $50 Shades with
juvenile designs. IA and l6 in.
sizes l.5O
81 Originally S. Opaque Hond-
cut Shodes, postels-3.95
n Originally 3.s5 opequs Hond-
cut Shades, posteIs, l2-in. size,
$50
Z Originally 14.s5 koiI-studded
simuIoted Leother Lamps, match
opaque shades --10.95
! Originally 1850 keiI-studded
Simulated Leother Lomp, match
ino opaque shade
5 Originally 1895 Simulated
Lsether Lemps, squore homespun
shades es---------------1e.S5
Z orisinsHy 1895 Leeshsr
Lamps. opaque matching shades.
Iz.s5
$ orisineIIy 1880 Chino Lsmps,
eIoved decorations, opaque
shades es-10.95
! Originally 1925 Whit. Chino
Lemp, royon shade de--7.95
Is orisineIIy 34.s5 Modern
Pottery Lemps, monds cloth
shades es--19.95
50 Originally 4.s5 to $50 Rayen
Dsapsd Shsdss IA. Is ond l9
In. sizes --------------3.SS
Lamps, Sfk Floor, IF" St. BIds,
The Hseks Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
4O-Oreinoy 69.e5
Qx12 fl. Oriental
Patterned Rugs
1895
Size oxl2-ft at this low price Four rich patterns
at this price, All rugs made with colors woven
through to the back, ends finished with fringe.
Rugs 9TH Floor "E" ST. Bldg, The Heeht Co.
Special Purchase Of
Reversible Cotton
Chenille Scotter
Rugs
1.79 ;. 3.59

Sturdy and practical
suitable for any room in
the house. They're wosh-
oble and finished with
frineed ends. Choose from
q wide variety Of patterns;
sizes and coIors.
80 Originally s.35 Cotton
Chenille Both Mot Sets,
Ieof design and border in
contrasting color; available
in assorted coIors 500
s Originally 500 Cotton
Chenille Both Mot Sets,
tufted and looped weave,
4.se
IS Originally 5.79 Rever-
sibIe Chenille Both Not
Sets with frineed ends, in
assorted coIors 4.59
10 Originally AS Rever-
sibIe Cotton Chenille Both
Not Sets with frineed
ends; assorted coIors -2.99
Is Originally 3.ss Cotton
Chenille Both Mot Sets
with floral design in con-
trostine colors s----2.59
40 Originally 3.59 Tufted
Cotton Chenille Bath Mot
Sets with fIoroI design,
2.29
IS Originally Cotton Che
mile Both Mot Sets, Ieof
and flower pottern--1. 1.99
IS Originally 2.z5 Ironing
Boord Pod and Cover Sets,
1.79
66 Originally s4e Common
Foee towels (imperfect)
white with coIored borders,
59e
s5 yds. Originally 100 yd.
Mexieon Printed ToweIins,
36 inches, for curtains,
tobIeeIoths. aprons. etc;
yard ------59 59e
50 Originally 3se Printed
Cotton Kitchen Towels. 3
for --------------98e
go yds. Originally sse
yd. Printsd Linen Towel
Ing, II in. wide; yd., 49e
725 yds. Originally 5se
yd. Printed Cotton Towel
ing, II in. wide; yd., 39e
80 Originally 3.es Cotton
and Royon Cotton and
Royon TobIeeIoths, 54x72
inches; red or blue floral
patterns Z.Z9
IS Originally 2.ss Cotton
TobIeeIoths, 54x72 inches.
with fruit design l.99
20 Originally 2.2s Cotton
TobIeeIoths, fruit pottern,
54x54 inches ----l.59
Linens and Towsls,
Sth Floor, The Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Clearance!
Traditional Sofas and
Living Rooms

GsFIiiS NoOsiS
Originally 1898 Lawson Soto,
Wine cotton frieze 1895
I Originally 1895 Tuxedo Soto.
beige cotton topestry; sold os is,
1895
I Originally 1898 Duneon
Phyfe Soto. beige cotton topes-
try ------------- IIS.So
] Originally 1895 Tuxedo
Soto, mouve royon motelosse,
1895
I Originally 1898 Two-pe.
conventioI Living Room, wine
cotton tapestry ry-----l39.95
I Originally 1899 Two-pe. Con-
ventionol Living Room. blue roy
on moteIosse
; Originally 1894 Two-pe. Con-
ventionoi Living Rooms, red ehyon
velvet et-l49.95
I Originally S224 Two-pe.
KnuekIe-arm Living Room, red
royon velvet et-----169.95
I Originally 1855 Loose Pillow
Beck Soto, 1929 down 9O9o
feather back. plum royon mote
losse -179.95
! Originally S223 Lawson Soto,
turquoise -ond-plum figure royon
nnoteIosse -17e.95
Originally 7ss. s5 Kidney Soto.
rose royon moteIosse e----l99.s5:
z Originally 1895 Loose Pillow
Beck Sofes, 1919 down, eO%
feather back, rose royon mate
losse e--l99.95
l Originally $5I5 Lawson Soto,
extra length, 5o9o down. 500
feather cushions. Green cotton
tapestry -------------5S9.So
traditional Lipine.Room
Furniture, 4fh Floor,
"E" St. BLDG, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
4o Originally S32
Modern Chairs
24.95

Use as desk chairs, dining room chairs, occasional
chairs, bridge chairs! Match up set in yellow
or coral duran.
Modern Chairs, 4h Floor, "F" St. Bds The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
81 Prs. Originally 3.29
Cottage Sets
1875 Sc,

CoIorful strawberry pattern on
white grounds. Tops ore 42-in.
long, soshes ore gain. long.
Sc Originally 3.o6 ToiIored Cot
ton Knit Curtoins. Tin. wide
to the pair e3-in. long. Egg
SHE'LL. Hemmed ond heoded,
1.69 pr.
81 Prs. Originally 5.ss Ruffled
PosteI Curtoins. Yarn dyed. 30
in. wide TO the pair eO-in long.
Gold ld------2.98 pr.
SO Prs. Originally 5.ss Extro-
Long RuffIed curteins. Cotton
morouisettes. 84-in. wide to the
pair, lO8-in. long z.98 pr.
73 Prs. Originally 5.9s T 'ored
Curtains. Royon morQuisettes.
Tin. wide to the pair, slim.
long. Eeru fIorol pottern, 2.98 pr.
Curtains, 6tA Floor. IF" St. Bldg,
The Heeht Co.