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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

was held at the White House
Cafe with DR. J. A. Wal Of Jack
son as puest speaker. Pleasure
was also given By a girls quar-
tet from TIE Biloxi high school
which sang three numbers.
At this time Mrs. Mcl'w3in
announced her committeeman
for the coming year.
On Thursday morning, Mrs.
Hill introduced Mrs. Mcl'Wain
as the new auxiliary president,
to the House Of Delegates OF the
State Medical convention. Mrs.
McIlwain then presented Mrs j.
X. Avant of Grenada as presi.
dent-eIect.
Mrs. McIlwain also held a post
convention executive board meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at
which plans were made for TIE
coming years work.
Among Pascagoula women at
tending were Mrs. J. N Lockard,
past president of the Jackson
County auxiliary who is cores.
ponding secretary Of the state
body. Others attending were Mes
danes Weatherford and F. c.
Minkler of Pascagoula and X. c.
Eley and J. T. Thompson of Moss
Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
Auditory Circle
Enjoys Hospitality
OF Mrs. Parsley

Circle One OF the Woman's
Auxiliary TO the First Presbyter-
ian Church of Pascagoula en-
joyed the hospitality of Mrs.
Harry E. PARSLEY at a meeting
at her home. 976 Telephone Road,
Monday afternoon.
The session was presided over
by the recently appointed chair
man, Mrs. Donald Simmons. and
the program was given bv Mrs.
l. l. Slime, whose subject wa
Am | Happy" suggested BY an
extract from Matthew, and Mrs,
Arthur Allen, who read an Al
tic]e, about Our Birthday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

flee months old daughter. Sheila
whom he has never seen as
she was born while he was over
seas.
Sgt Schollian was with the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

from the study course which is
now engaging the attention of the
circle.
In connection with this, the
coming birthday of the Auxiliary
viii be jointly observed BY the
various circles at a party in tle
near future.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram Mrs. Parsley served a re-
freshment curse.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
SGT. ScHOLLIAN BACK IN
STATES

Mrs John A. Schollian of Pas
cegoula has just received news
Of the arrival of her husband,
Sgt Sehollian, Jr., in the States
and that he Is now at New Bruins
wick, N. j. but expects to arrive
rome about Nav %.
He viii be welcomed by the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
MEETING OF OFFICE


w. l.. Hines, president of the
Mississippi State Federation OF
Labor, announced this week that
a special meeting for office work
ers employed by the ingalls, Ship
yard will be held in the 18th
Street Community House on We'd
nesday evening of next week.
Latest information concerning the
NLRB election for office workers
will be given at the meeting, Mr..
Hines said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

9l3 Battalion of the First Field
Artillery, familiarity known as
Blue Devils" and was station
ed at Gorilla, Italy. He was over
seas one year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16
For Lovers Of
CLASSIC. SEMI-CLASSIC
AND u MUSIC
We Hove the Albums Listed Below

We Hove the Albums Listed Below
The Desert Song-Music bv Sigmund Romberg
Show Tunes of Sigmund Romberg, AL Goodman Orch.
Song of Scheherazade, by Charles Huffman
Violin Recital-Zino Frances Catti
The Chocolate Soldier-Rise' Stevens and
Nelson Eddy
Love Songs-Rise' Stevens
Sincerely Yours-RiSe' Stevens
American Songs-Helen Traubel
Wagner-TriStan und Isolde-Excerpts from Act Ill
Khachaturian, Gayne, Ballet Suite
A Night AT Carnegie Hall, LlyiPons, Rise Stevens,
EZio Pima
R. Strauss, Death and TRANSPORTATION Opus "a
Franck, Symphony in d Minor
Strauss Waltzes, Volume l
Johan Strauss, Strauss Waltzes
Isaac Stern, in violin selections from "Humouresque"
Exotic Music. Andre Kostelanetz
Music of Richard Rodgers, Andre Kostelanetz
Kern, Showboat Excerpts
Tchaikovsky, Concerto No. / in B Flat Minor, Opus %
List, Concerto E Flat Major
Beethoven, Pathetique Sonata
Beethoven, Sonata C Minor, Opus III
Bach, English No. ; in G. Minor .k
Songs by Jane Powell
Nelson Eddy in The Whale Who Wanted To Sing
At The Met"
Eddie Duchin Reminisces
Music of Irving Berlin, Al Goodman
Irving Berlin Favorites, Airlane Trio
Waltz Time in Vienna, Al Goodman
GershWin, Featuring Billy Butterfield
Music of Jerome Kern
Seasonal Hymns BY the st. Luke's Choristers B
Many other Albums by such artists as Dinah Shore,
Tommy Dorsey, WAYNE King. Harry James, Stan
King Cole, Count Basic, Tex Ritter, Beatrice Kay,
Frank Sinatra, Lena Horne, frankie Garlic, Buddy
Cole. Ink Spots, Mills Brothers.
Also The Cradle Song, Treasure Waltz, Hungarian
Rhapsody and Clair de Lune in 12-inch Records. e.
PoGUE ELECTRIC
los CAVITY Street Phone 282
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

In making a call across the
United States by telephone, the
human voice is reamplified about
1870 times.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

will be shown at the school au-
ditorium.
Evening star., 1947-03-10
|HaIf-Frozen Germans
No Longer Consider
Coal Thefts Crime
BY the Assoeioied Press

HAMBURG. Germany, Mar. TO-
Looting OF coal trains has become
an obsession among the half frozen
people of Germany.
In this city alone it is estimated
unofficially that 10000 tons of coal
have been stolen by men, women
and children swarming over coal
trains arriving from the Ruhr.
BY the end of February 21,918
persons had been apprehended in
Hamburg coal yards since Decem-
ber /. Their number included a
clergyman whose name was taken"
twice.
Don't you, of all people, know
that 1t Is wrong to steal?" the police
asked.
"Yes," replied the minister, "but
I believe sit also is wrong for the
little children Of my parish to 60
cold If I can help to keep them
warm"
The minister's reply and the num-
ber of arrests make it clear that
coal pilfering no longer is consid-
cred criminal offense in this coun-
try, where at least 800 persons al
ready are officially reported to have
frozen to death this winter.
THE Germans steal coal with no
Evening star., 1947-03-10

more compunction than the Amer
leans bought liquor In prohibition
days." said one British oficial.
They steal 1t the same way they
would steal bread if they had no
food"
Thefts have reached such proper
tions, that 1900 police in this one
city have been assigned solely to
protect coal shipments. Thefts,
which had been running as high as
500 tons a day. subsequently fell to
l6o tons within a 24-hour period.
"One can understand why these
people steal COAL" high British
official said, "but it is our Job to
prevent thefts so the essential in
dustries-electricity, gas and food
factories-can continue to operate. =
The temperature in his own office
Evening star., 1947-03-10

was below freezing and he was
dressed in a greatcoat and mufier.
The removal Of his hat was his only
concession to being indoors. His
stenographer, also wrapped In a
heavy coat and scarf. typed with
her gloves on. "A kerosene stove
burned feebly In the room.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Rodios and
Photographs

3 Orig. 1875 Portfolio Rodios
AC-DC bottey. Some ebony fin
ish, some brown simulated Ieother
eorryino coses. Botteries extra,
1895
8 Orig. 1898 Fomous meks
auto Fadios, dioIs fit dashboard Of
most any cor or------49.95
I Orig. lI4.s5 kotionoiiy 70
wsous tebls rsdio-phonosroph h
handsome sobinet Of woInut We
neer On hordwood-----5s.s5
Z Orig. 1898 Nationolly fo-
NOUS console combinations with
foreign and American broodcosts.
Automotic-stop record changer,
eobinet Of American wolnut on
hardwood ----9s.95
5 Orig. 1850 fomous-maks
console combinations with Amer
lcon ond foreign broodeosts. Neo-
eIossic eobinets in richly oroined
woInut veneer on hardwood.
PIoys II ten-in. records or 10
l2-in. records 1895
} Orig. $4,000 kotioneIIy 70
nous console combinations with
modern eobinets. AM-FM ond
foreign broodeosts. Record stor-
oos compartment nt------2S9.95
ksljes ss1 Pkosssrsths, 7h
Flsss, Tie Hseks Co. WaskissteS
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau Of Vital statistics.)
Mary c, Starting. q. e4s Franklin 81. ne
Sallie A. Boblits, 80, 134O Valley pl Sc
Reuben H. Creamer, 70, 4529 Macarthur
Lucy Gym N. Reese IS. 57oo Nebraska ave. NV
Helen L. Lindenburg, rs. 1901 Argonne
Annie saauber, rs. e4so 18th st. NV.
Henry. Henry MaHtDOnald MitIon e M3 St ny
joseph Brown; 6s, Blue Plains, p; C.:
James H. Diver. 81, 40 Charming st. NV.
Steven j. Devine, SO, 1882 Michigan ave
sada r. witkowski. 81. 1929 Hiehwood DR.
Frank H. coakley, IS. 212 11th st. sw
Michael Goldsmith. 55. s22 Decatur st.
Lillian Lillian Keane. 81, 141a Monroe st. NV.
sessaa 5oseph Mens cre 81 4s Ssf 70 ax
infant Hayre. 75s 6th St. Sc.
Annie nj. Bowie, So. 17OS V st: NV.
james CramDton;; 76. lib I6th st: ne.
Patsy }ss TYdz chsey "a s5 SO o1si4 daf st wasch
Charles T. Pumphrey, 65, rear 2133 9th
Matilda Hill, 81. 81 Que st. NV.
Arthur Harvey, TO, 444 Blackmans ct. NV.
Charles HGyard' N;s5 g. 559l 1lHO T9Ose e. ns
Charles Charles E. Blair. 49, 3as N st. NV.
James Singleton. 81; $40. End st. NV.
Connie WilIiams, 3s, sdds 81 G. St. ne re
Elizabeth Barnes. infant. $50 Girard st.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
John Barrett %, 2242 Mount View pl Sc
snd Constance Campbell. %, 72O 31st
St Sc.
william Dudley. "a, a21 B st. Sc, ane
Victor Stewart. %, Institute. w. Va. and
Willie Suber. 81, 1884 Jackson st. ne
Alphonzo Wallace. 81. Uniontown. Pa.
and Queen Williams 90, 1341 Tucker
Eddie Robinson. "a, and Georsianna Price
"A, both of Dunbar Hotel, 2ol7 18th
st. NV.
Doran Rowe: 40. and Alma Pepper, as
shirieR % Brtt, Is s4as ot 4th 81 St. n. ne AA'
Gordon Muyleart. 49, Fort Myer, Va, and
Thelma Latham 19, 1929 Belmont st
Karl Ball. 80. Silver Hill, Md. and Nelli.
Berry, SO, Brownsville. Tex.
Clayton Trothen, 20, 1924 18th st. ne.
and Margaret stoddard. 20, 361b 18th
John Pertino. "A. 41e 9th st. s.w., ant
Dean upton, 3S, 1888 Eye 81. NV, anc
Bullard Eubank, 80, 1643 c st. ne.
Marvin Faver, 3s, Belleville. N. j., and
Selma King. 20, -2s12 Ordway st. NV.
Jacob Schlitter, %, Boiling Field, and
Phyllis Havens, %, Arlington, Va.
John Manning, Al, Norfolk. Va, and Fran
ces Taylor. 80. 1705 East Capitol st..
John Bird, "a, Toronto, Ontario. Canada
and Marjory Briggs. "A. 2122 Decatur
pl. NV.
Lawrence Posey. 33, and Audrey Kincaid,
%, both Of 43 Bryant st. NV.
Milton Jones. SO, Falls Church, Va. and
Margaret Tucker, %, Middlesex Eng
land.
Terrence Tribble, jr.. 26. and Virgie Jack
Alexander Brown, SO, 1747 T st. NV. and
Elizabeth Bates, 25, 1884 Willard st.
NV.
Wainwright jenkins. %, 1922 Jay st. ne.
and Agnes Brown. 23, 1927 1st st. s.w.
Ervng. White, 50, Baltimore, and Beatrice
Ro6sI hlert Ms5 o .nd nsth 1snst It HHtcb,,on
%, both of 1924 Connecticut ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
W. HenkeI Appointed
As Hoy-Adums MANAGER

Walter A. Henkel, for 18 years
executive assistant manager of the
Vanderbilt Hotel in New York, has
been appointed manager of the
Hay-Adams House, 800 Sixteenth
street NV, according to Julius
Manger, jr., Of the Manger Hotel
Chain. I
Mr.. Henkel succeeds E. F. Ellis.
Mr.. Henkel did secretarial work at
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel In New
York before going to the Wander
bilt.
The Manger chain operates the
Annapolis and Hamilton Hotels
here as well as the Hay-Adams
House.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Heavy Home
Appliances

I Orig. 1885 Universal Electric
Range. fully equipped 1855
I Orig. l24.s5 caIeinetor Cos
Ineinsretor Disposed -----6s.s5
I Orig. 1885 odin 6es Range,
twin top with regulator, used,
1895
I Orig. $3.50 Gibson Electric
Ranss, do luxe model ---339.5o
I Orig. 1880 Monarch Electric
Ronse, de luxe model 1850
3 Orig. 1888 General Electric
54-in. Double Droinboord Sinks,
1895
| Orig. 745.s5 Gibson Electric
Ronse with automatic oven,
1895
u Orig. 1898 Electric Gorbose
DisposoIs for any sink 1895
! Orig. 33o.5o Gibson Electric
Ronss with automatic oven,
1880
Heavy Home Appliances.
It'll Floor, The Heeht Co.,
Wdshisstos
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Infants' Furniture

~ Orig. s.s5 PIey Pen Peds
t2Ox4O in.) -------59e
8 Orig. $40 corrioss and Bot
sinette Psds tl6x35 in.) ---5se
II Orig. 1.95 carriose Liners.
59c
5 Orig. ZOO Nursery Pictures,
100
3 Orig. 1895. Wicker Bas.i-
nettes, ivory with hoods 1895
Orig. 1895 StorkIine corri-
age. Groy. Floor sample 34.95
3 Orig. $500 Hedstrom Carri-
oses with seni-pneumotic white
tires, adjustable handles. Groy,
1895
Z Orig. $500 Whitney cerriase.
with white tires. Olive or eroy,
1895
I Orig. $Ils Whitney coeeh
carEiose with extra large white
tires, steer-o-motie eeor--79.95
Infants Furniture, 2sd Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washixgtox
Evening star., 1947-12-25

Charles and Shirley Pooler, boy.
Charles and Jean Preston. girl.
Elzie and Ruby Price. boy.
Lawrence and Rena Pugh. boy.
Paul and Ellen Rahe, boy.
John and Edith Ramisch, girl.
Raymond and Wilma Reynolds, boy.
Marshall and Dorothy Robbins, girl.
Earl and Lois Roberts, girl.
Erwin and Frieda SCHNEIDER, boy.
Markus and Phyllis Singer, boy.
william and Elizabeth Stanton, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Sullivan, boy.
James and Phyllis Thomas, boy.
John and Genevieve Travis, girl
Henry and Vincenzinz Vetrano, boy.
Joseph and Dora Viola. girl.
Edward and Florence Warder, boy.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Births Reported
(From d. c. Bureau of Vital Statistical

Jerald and Virginia Aubrey, girl.
William and Mary Benton, girl
Raymond and Doris Blaine, girl.
George and Sara Borsari, twins, girl a
Charles and Madeline Brown, girl. .
James and Mary Berry, boy.
Hildor and Eleanor Blair. boy.
James and Olga Broderick, boy.
clinton and PHYLLIS Burnett; boy.
Arthur and Dorothy Cheetham. boy.
Paul and Betty Collins. boy.
Joseph and Jean Cooke, girl.
William and Virginia Cox. girl.
LcGis and Katherine Crusco, girl.
Nicholas and Emma Di Pietro, girl.
Bernard and Ruth Duck. boy.
Earl and Mildred Edmonston, boy.
Fred and PHYLLIS Eneelthaler. boy.
Walter and Margaret Felts, boy,
Louis and Catherine Frick. girl.
William and Layerne Funk girl.
John and Mary Grylik, boy.
Joseph and Mary Hankin, boy.
Morton and Kathryn Hartstall. boy.
William and Blanche Hayre, boy.
William and Eugenla Heisserman. boy.
William and Concetta Hogan, girl.
Charles and Myrtle Howard boy.
2Gtfpn H2har ana ana THse La Johnson' ahaay' 1HY
Eugene and Regina Johnston. girl
Irwin and Shirley john, boy.
Robert and Mary Jones. girl.
Joseph and jeanette Kay. boy.
Lawrence and Betty Kinney. boy.
William and Xandree Kintner. boy.
Milton and Erasmia Kitsaules, girl
Kenneth and Ann KurtZ, boy.
George and Ethel Lake, boy.
Joseph and Leona Lare. boy.
Richard and Helen Latham. girl.
Louis and Marjorie Leindecker. boy.
Lewis and Garna Lockhart, girl.
Marion and Anne Majors, boy.
Richard and Shirley Mann, boy.
Carlos and Mercedes Mardones. girl.
Herod and Burdetta Matthias, girl.
Curt and Amanda May, boy.
Charles and Henrietta Meltzer, boy.
Charles and Helene Miller, boy.
Ralph and Anne Miller, girl.
Luther and Elizabeth McCollum, girl.
Charles and Agnes Macdonald, girl.
Richard and Grace Mcfarland, boy.
Carl and Mary Nelson, jr., girl.
Albert and Jean Noll, jr.. boy.
Zelon and Anna O'Neal. boy
Dee and Doris Parkinson. boy.
Pierre and Barbara Portmann, boy.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Stationery Buys!

500 Orig. 79c Boxes Stationery
z for 100
400 Orig. 100 Boxes Of so
Christmas Cords --5oe
20 Orig. ZOO to 500 Boxes
Stationery -----haIf price
All Christmas Gift Wroppinos
hoIf price
Stationery, Street Floor,
The Hsehf Co, Wsshisstss.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Linens

II Orig. 3.59 Imported BeIsion
Princess Cotton Lace Doilies
t6xl2-in.) -l.l9
10 Orig. 1913 Imported Belsion
Princess Cotton Loce DoiIies
l2xl SIM -3.29
8 Orig. 1898 Imported Princess
Cotton Loes Searfs, 36-in. 6.s5
II Orig. 500 z-pe. Cotton shos
Bathnot Sets. assorted solid
colors ----- 2.ss
s Orig. 4.ss 2-pe. Cotton Che
mile Bothmot Sets, fIorol pot
terms 40
23 Orig. 4.ss 2-pe. Cotton Che
mile Bothmot Sets, nouticoI de-
sign in white or blue $40
$50 yds. Orig. 5se yd. I7-in.
Cotton Printed ToweIIins,
5 yds. for 100
400 Orig. lse Terry Pot Holders,
s for 9se
10 Orig. 2.ss to 500 PIostie
Shower Curtains in assorted coIors
and potterns --- 9Se
- Orig. 2.es to 500 PIostie
Window Curtoins in assorted
colors and patterns ---9se
"a Orig. 2.ls coIored Common
Large Size Both Towels l.4s
"a Orig. 100 coIorsd Common
Face Towels ----- 45e
~ Orig. 3se coIored Common
Wosh Cloths -- 1se
~ Orig. rs Embroidered Cot
ton Regulation Size PiIIoweoses,
I.19
I Orig. 800 Cotton Loee TobIe-
cloth, (6Ox8O-in.) os is l.5s
! Orig. 1895 Cotton Loee TobIe-
cloth. 02xlO8-in.) os is 7.95
! Orig. 1926 Cotton Lace TobIe-
cloth, 0Oxeo-in.) as is sos
20 Orig. z.ss Bridge Toble
Covers. fIoro designs on chintz,
sSe
$40 yds. Orig. sse 34-in.
Sortex Kitchen Utility Type
Mexieon Pottern printed on cot
ton. Brown and green only.
59e yd.
$50 yds. Orig. sse yd. l7-in.
Striped Cotton Stortex Towel
ling 29s yd.
s25 Orig. 3se Cotton kepkins
with banded borders in assorted
colors -----------------ZSe
I Orig. 1o4.75. l7-pe. Linen
Place Mot Set. hand drown 1895
7 Orig. 1895 to 1895 EN-
broidered ItoIion Linen Toble
Set, | 3 pcs. 72xlO8-in. cloth,
1895 to $500
3 Orig. 1895 and 1898 EN-
broidered Linen Toble Sets. l3
pcs. 72xoO in. cloth),
49.95 and 59.95
II Orig. 1880 Embroidered ItoI-
ion Linen l7-Pe. Place Mot Sets,
1895
10 Orig. 1895 to 1895 En-
broidered ItoIion Linen 9-Pe.
Place Mot Sets -S.95 to 1895
8 Orig. $500 to 10000 EN-
broidered ltoIion Linen 17-Pe.
Place Mot Sets, 1895 to 32.s5
I Orig. 1884 Embroidered Ma
deira Linen l7-Pe. Place Not
Sets -2S.95
81 Orig. 1I.e5 Hand Joined Bel
sion Cotton Loee Seorfs, 3o in,
3.s5
s Orig. 1875 Hond Joined Bel
sion Cotton Loee Seorfs, 40 in,
AS
50 Orig. 1895 Hond Joined Bel
sion Cotton Laee seorfs, "A in,
5.s5
z8 Orig. 7.59 Hand Joined Bel
sion Cotton Lace Seorfs, "a in,
z.s5
] Orig. 52.1o, Royon Domosk
Dinner Cloth (64xlO8 in.) l3
pcs, os is---35.o0
Z Orig. 1880 Rayon Domosk
Dinner Cloths, (72xl26 inD, l3
pcs, os is-------25.00
z Orig. 52.10 Linen Dinner Sets,
eoIored border with white center
(7OxlO8), l3 pes.----35.0o
Linens and Domestics, 5fh Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1947-12-25


Tone-on-tone BroodIoom Rug,
1850
! Orig. 1e4.7o Skis Burgundy
Plain 6roadIoom Rus---1l9.s5
I Orig. zo3.so 12x15 Green
Tone-on-tone BroadIoom Rug,
os is--------------1l9.95
I Orig. 1895 I2xlz Green
1wo-tons BreodIoom Rug,
I Orig. 1s7.s5 sxl5 Burgundy
Plain BroodIoom Rus----99.s5
I Orig. 1885 lzxs Wine En-
bossed BroodIoom Rug tmilI
seeond) -----99.95
I Orig. 1880 lzxs Ton Two
tone BroodIoom Rug
I Orig. leo.15 12xs.s Red
(pIoin) ---99.95
! Orig. 1885 12xl2 Green
Two-tone BroodIoom Rug, 1895
I Orig. l22.s5 exl5 Tan Plain
BreodIoom Rug s--8s.s5
z Orig. 1925 l2xl2 Rose
Plain BroodIoom Rug (inper-
fect) ---79.95
; Orig. 1895 l2xlz Ton Plain
BroodIoom Rug Imperfect,
I Orig. 1873 z4xs.s Beige
Chenille BroadIoom Rus--7s.s5
I Orig. l3l.l4 sxl4.3 Burgundy
Plain, as is-----------e9.95
I Orig. 1880 sx1z Mirzopose
orisntoI Rug damaged. 1895
Orig. $3.50 12x3.s Beige Che
mile BroodIoom Rus---3s.s5
! Orig. 44.e5 sx15 Blue ALL
purpose Cotton and Fiber Rug,
1885
I. Orig. 1856 sx4 Grey Tex
tured BroodIoom Rug -29.95
I Orig. 5o.s5 12x5x2 Grey Plain
BroodIoom Rug 1895
| Orig. 4A.95 SKIS Blue All Pur- .
pose Cotton and Fiber Rug, os
is -l9.95
Z Orig. 31.50 3x6 Blue Twist
Broodloom Russ-----14.95
Orig. 1911 4.6x6 Blue Uncut
Pile Broodloom Rus 1925
Rxss, 9Th Floor,
Tie Heeht Co., WashinstoS
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Lon nps

IomPS
3 Orig. 54.s5 Swing Arm cireu-
line Floor and Bridge Lamps,
bronze-ploted. With shade,
1895
5 Orig. 1895 Sway Floor
lomps, beige leather stem, conn.,.
pIete with shade ---l6.95
Z Orig. 22.s5 Toll TobIe Lamps
with ohortreuse composition base,
green water lily, rose cut-out
shode os is, 1875
10 Orig. 1895 Jr. Floor Lomps
with bross stems, indirect light
ing ----l6.95
s Orig. 1895 AII-MetoI Torch
iere Lomps with 3-woy lighting,
1895
s Orig. 1895 MeteI Torehiere
Lomps with green gloss tops,
1895
$50 Orig. z4.s5 end 1885
ItoIian Lamp Boses only -l0.95
Z Orig. 3l.95 Twin Bedroom
Stondins Bridge Lemps, os is,
1895
4 Orig. 1895 Museum Pieces,
busts topped by modern hond-
mode shades, os is----34.95
3 Orig. 34.e5 Peter Hunt Type
finished gallon jug lamp with
hand decorated poper parchment
shades
Lamps, Sfh Floor, The Hechi
Co., Washington
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Reductions on Our Own
Imported Irish En-
broidered Table Linens

New merchandise. No seconds
or damaged goods. Not all coIors
in every size. Pastel eoIors Of
blue, rose, green. gold and
natural.
80 Orig. Iz.s5 5-Pe. Hem
stitched Bridge Sets sos
~ Orig. 1875 TO $3.50 5ox5o
7-Pe. Luncheon Sets----I2.95
10 Orig $3.50 5ox7o 7-Pe.
Luncheon Sets ----I9.95
20 Orig. 1875 70 1895 !s-Pe.
Piece Nat Sets sts-------lo.s5
10 Orig. 1895 to $500 I7-Pe.
Place Nat Sets
Linens, 5tk Floor,
The Hseht Co., Washingto~
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Mems
Hondkerehiefs
8 for 81

Fine cotton with embroidered
initioIs in white and eolors.
Broken selection Of letters.
$40 Orig. 85e Women's Irish
Linen Hondkerchiefs, white with
spoke stitching ----5oe
100 Orig. 3ee Women's Hand
kerehiefs, printed eottons, lni-
tioIed- for 100
Hss1ksyekists. Street Floor.
The Heekt Co., WssMssfos.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Upholstery and
Dropey Fobrics

l3 Orig. 3se Royon TosseIs in
chortreuse and wine. For tie
backs on dropes Or curtains,
Toe
200 Orig. 100 EversIaze ehintz
in rosebud pattern. Rose, gold,
turquoise and blue. 3e in. wide.
Washable -- ese yd.
800 Orig. 100 Checked cling
hem in small and large blue
check and large green check. 3e
in. wide, washable yd.
1000 Orig. s3e yd. Belgium
ThsotrieaI Gouzs In green and
white. t3e in. wide ideal for
curtains ------- 49e yd.
500 yds. Orig. 1893 end z.es
5ox54-in. Herixontol Striped
Homsspun with rose Or wine
stripes. Also plain eoIors in
Belgium slip covering. Self pot
terened brown or rust 100 yd.
so Orig. 6.9s Frinsed Homespun
Throws (6OxlO8 inJ, brown
stripe or blue -- 3.9S
40 Orig. 1898 Studio Sets Of
printed eretonne with blue
grounds. 3 pillow slips e.ss
Z Orig. 1923 and 1898 Has
socks, round, in blue only. Some
trimmed with fringe - 5.98 co.
I Orig. 1913 Pouf covered in
simulated leather. Lid comes up
and there's shoe box inside.
Rose, blue, green and light blue.
s.98
Upholstery asd Dratsry Fabrics.
6th Floor, Tie Hseht Co.
WdshiSstos
3lo Orig. soc to 75c each
Evening star., 1947-12-25
BEDSPREADS and
DRAPERIES

wore man WV SpTeoOS ana Or0PeS re-
duoed 279o to 5O9o! Partly taken from
our own stocks, partly clearance rerchon-
disc from our manufacturers Some soed,
mussed, display and showroom pieces, dis
continued styles and patterns. Group in
cIudes merchandise Of acknowledgements
manufacturers like Botes, Fie|dcrest, Cabin
Craft, etc.
800 to 4.ee COTTON JACQUARD
SPREADS. Stripes and fIoroIs
7.e5 to s.e5 BATES SPREADS AND
DRAPES. BoII-fringed hobnoi spreads,
4.99 ca.
1895 to 1895 kEEDLE-TUFTED CABIN
CRAFT SPREADS. Discontinued numbers,
7.49
14.e5 sANFoRIzED WOVEN SEER.
SUCKER SPREADS AND DRAPES, 995 ca.
1875 to 1895 HANDMADE White
cANDLEWIcK SPREADS. With ball fringe,
1895
1875 to 21.e5 WOVEN PLAID RAYoN
TAFFETA SPREADS AND DRAPEs. Toi-
Iored spreads and dropes, also some quilted
floral Go-sheen and documentary classic
prints ca.
Spreads and Drabes. 9TH Floor, The Hecht Co,
Washinston
Evening star., 1947-12-25
30 Prs. Orig. 2.98 to 5.es
Curtains
7.o5 p,.

Tailored and ruffIed curtains in
long and short lengths. One of
o-kind. Some soiled. All sold
os 10.
81 Orig. 5.es Knitted Curtains.
1OO-in. wide 70 poir 90-in.
long. Blue -- 81 p.
II Orig. z.3s RuffIsd Cotton
Marquisetts Curtairs. 72-in.
wide TO pair, 36-in. long. Ivory,
~ prs. Orig. $50 and 3.es
RuffIsd Novelty Figured curtoins
72-in. wide to pair, 54-in. long.
Blue and white, red and black.
green and gold --- 1.s5 Pr.
l12 II Peri. 69e ToiIorsd Royon
Pencils. 42-in. width, 45-in.
long. Shell -- 29e each
Curtains, 6h Floor,
"F' St. Bldg, The Hseht Co.