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The union times., 1948-07-03
Federal Board Shows Families Hard Pressed

Washington. = The devastating effect of imitation upon American families was highlighted in report by the Federal Reserve Board showing that one out of every four families will Overspend its income this year.
 This conclusion was based on a board survey of consumer finances which figured that Americans plan to keep spending freely for new homes and goods-using their credit or say ings if necessary.
 Those corresponding income last year included large numbers in the $3,OOO- to- $5, ,OOO-a-year income class, whereas Overspending in l946 was concentrated in the under $3,OOO class.
 There was a. particularly signif- cant rise" in the number of overspend- CTS with annual incomes running up to $7,500.
 Also, about 3 million more families or individuals completely cashed out their holdings of savings bonds.
 Out of the 17 million persons buy ing furniture, refrigerators. radios, washing machines, ranges and other appliances, 9 million did so on the installment plan nearly twice the number who did so in 1946.
 On the other hand, consumer in- comes as whole rose more than 10 per cent last year.
 ''Almost 50 per cent of all spend ing units (family groups or indi- viduals) reported higher money incomes in l947 than in 1946, but a considerable number felt that be- cause of the higher cost of living they were worse off financially at the end of the year than at the be- ginning" the report said.
The union times., 1948-07-03
Importance Of
 Free Unions To US. Emphasized

Jefferson City, Mo. = Restrictive labor laws must be weighed in terms of their ultimate effect on our economy as we'll as their imme- diate effect on the rights of work CTS and unions, John T. Kmetz. Assistant Secretary of Labor. de- clared here at the annual conven- ton of the Missouri Federation of Labor.
 Our standard of living in this country, which IS the highest in the world, Is based on the bargaining power of organized workers to obtain the most advantageous wage for their labor" Kmetz said.
 FREE ECONOMY
 This IS the way, in free economy, that wage agreements are arrived at The process is called free collective bargaining. Under this system, unions must remain strong and free if they are to accomplish their function in our economy. Otherwise, the advantage is with the employer to fix any wage he chooses.
 Without free unions and free collective bargaining, free econ- Omy ceases to exist"
 Government can make our free economy work for the benefit of all the people with minimum of inter ference, Kmetz told the convention del egates, through a program of broad labor and social legislation. He gave as examples the Wagner Act Fair abor Standards Act, Wagner-Peyser Act, and Social Security Act, and ad- vocated that minimum wages be raised to 75 cents an hour and greater pro- lection be given workers against the hazards of old age, sickness and unemployment.
The union times., 1948-07-03
Painters Condole With Marcarelli

Members of Local 186, New Haven Painters, are expressing their sympa- thy to Edmondo Marcarelli, member of the local, on the death last Friday of his wife, Maria Marcarelli. A sol emn requiem high mass was held at St. Brendan's Church Monday at A.M., and interment was in St. Law renee Cemetery.
 In behalf of Local Union 186, the following official statement was made Painters Union, Local 186, New Haven, expresses its condolence and deep sympathy to Brother Edmondo Marcarelli, and his family upon the loss of his wife, Maria DeMennato.' J
 Signed:
 Saul Kreas, Business Manager,
 Anthony Guerneri, President,
 William P. Enright, Secretary.
The union times., 1948-07-03
Hudson Shore Faculty

West Park N. Y. (LPA)-Faculty members at the Hudson Shore Labor School for the 1948 summer session. it was announced this week, include Alice Hanson Cook, Rebecca Smaltz, Samuel Janis, Julia Roberts, James C. Hill and Charles Cogen
The union times., 1948-07-03
CRUIKSHANK AT GENEVA

Washington (LPA)-Ne1son Cruik- shank the AFL's director of social in surance activities, left last week for Geneva, Switzerland where he is one of l3 advisers to the US delegation at the World Health Assembly. Dele gates from the US named by Presi- dent Truman are: Thomas Parran. tprmer Surgeon-general of the US, Dr. Martha Eliot of the Chi1dren's Blu neau, and Dr. James R. Miller of the American Medical Assn.
The union times., 1948-07-03

James O'Kane, of Bridgeport was reelected to his fifth term as business manager, financial secretary, and treasurer of Iron Workers, No. 424, at the annual elections held in New Haven Fri day.
 William F. Hennessey of New Haven, was named president, and Roy HOyt, also of New Haven was elected vice-president. James Kavanaugh was elected recording secretary.
The union times., 1948-07-03

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The union times., 1948-07-03

Make The Union Times work overtime. After reading. hand it to a non-subscriber.
The union times., 1948-07-03
Building Trades:

Know these figures: Since 1889, union rates have gone up 54 per cent, largely as the result of pOsttUar negotiations. In the same period the cost of living has gone up 69 per cent, and the average primary market prices of building materials has jumped by ll6 per cent. Use these figures to answer the charge that labor is responsible for the high cost of construction.
The union times., 1948-07-03

There was a boy, a very strange enchanted boy. They say he wand cred very far, very far, over land and sea.
 Poor kid was lost.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Rodios and
Photographs

Floor SompIes, All Fully
Guaranteed
! Orig. 44.s5 Wireless Record
Pioyer. nationally tomous make,
pIoys through any rodio- 1895
! Orig. $4,000 Nationally Fe-
nous Radio-Phono Combination,
9 tubes and rectifier, AN and FIN,
mahogany veneers and hardwood
1855
Orig. 1895 ketionsiIy Femeus
Rodie-Pheno Combination, 7
tubes and rectifier, buiIt-in oerioI,
Webster record changer -l89.95
I Orig. 1898 Fomous Meke
Choirside Combination Redio-
Phono, inter-nix record changer,
mahogany veneers and hardwood
1895
I Orig. 425.oo ketionoIIy Fo-
NOUS Rodio o-Phono Combination,
II tubes ond reetifier, AN, FIN
ond SW broadcast bands, mohoe-
ony veneers and hardwood
1895
z Orig. 1895 ConsoIette Radio-
Phono Combination, automatic
record changer. buIt-in oerioI,
record storoee spoce---59.95
Radios. Seuenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
The HAcM Go. Fjrday Clearance .:''$: .~:: s:
ItoIian Pottery

Imported, hond-decoroted pieces
Z Orig. 59.95 Luncheon Sets, 35-
piece setting for 6----39.95
s Orig. $50 Dinner PIetes so
3 Orig. ZOO SoIed PIstes 100
~ Orig. LIS Breed and Butter
Pletes ----l.oo 90
- Orig. 5.s5 soIod Bowls $50
4 Orig. ATS Oval Bowls for veee-
tobIes or soIod $50
n Orig. Its Soup Bowls 90
Z Orig. $50 Susor Bowls so
Z Orig. $50 Tee Cups end
! oris. $500 Set, 70 pieces,
Is Orig. z,ss Ha"d-point.d
d o,is. 1.15 Pottery TumbI.,:,
100
IS Orig. 5se shombottem Tum-
blers, pale green with hand
carved designs, 10 oz.----39e
Is Orig. 1900 Silent Butlsrs, sill
yer plated d---4.20
"a Orig. S.95 SaIed Bowls, hand
painted, wood, l3" 500
20 Orig. 1884 Cigarette Sets.
silver plotted, 4 pieces 7.95
Prices include tag Uhere applicable.
China and Glassware,
It'll Floor, The HecM Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Washers and Ironers

Demonstrators. fully guaranteed.
I Orig. 3e.s5 Cinderella Portfolio
Electric Washer, porcelain enamel
tub, floor sompIe --l9.s5
! Orig. 1898 Famous Make
Console Cabinet ironer 3O-inch
roll, heavy duty motor, utility top
cabinet 1895
I Orig. 1880 Fsmou, Meks
Weshsr, insulated porcelain en-
omeI tub, drain pump, water SOW
ing attachment for small Ioods
los.e5
! Orig. 1878 kotionolIy Fs-
nous Wrinssr Woshs,, oIuminum
tub and timer, with droin pump,
1873
| Orig. 1880 kstioneIIy Eo-
NOUS Semi-outometie Wesher,
woshes, rinses and spins domp
dry with O flip Of q switch, 1880
4 Orig. 1880 kotioneIIy Fe-
NOUS Rotery ironers. 25-inch
roll, adjustable knee control and
fineertIp control, z speeds, l947
model $500
WasherS and Honers, It'll Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Mems Sportsweor

IS Orig. $50 California Styled
Sport Shirts. long sleeves, two
large pockets. Ton and blue check
or ton and maroon check potterns.
Small, medium and large sizes,
2.8s
Is Orig. $50 Tennis Shirts. Short
sleeves, breast pockets; in white
or dark blue. Washable.
Small ond medium sizes ~
~ Orig. 1895 AII-Wooi Slaeks;
full cut. zippers. pIeoted fronts.
Sizes II to 7.T
Meas Stortswer, Street Floor,
e" Street Bldg.
The Heehf Co. Washinstos
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Modern Furniture
4 o,;o 4oos Seet;onol

4 Orig. 1895 seetioneI
Sofa Pieces. Flame, grey
or turquoise cotton topes-
ty -29.95
s Orig. ss.s5 Sectional
Soto Pieces. Rose, blue or
grey cotton frieze 1895
! Orig. 1895 one-Eishth
Round Center Section. Grey
print. BY "VoIIey" --6s.s5
I Orig. l49.s5 Thrss-Pe.
SeetionoI Soto. Flame cot
ton tapestry
; Orig. 1885 Three-Pe.
Sectional Sofos. Chortreuse.
black and red print, chor-
treuse outside de--249.95
I Orig. 359.s5 Three-Pe.
Seetiono! Soto. Grey flo
mineo print. BY "VolIeX"
1895
3 Orig. 1895 Thres-Pe.
Sectional Sofos. Red and
grey cotton tapestry, grey
outside. Stroieht center
section ---299.95
; Orig. 35s.95 Three-Pe.
Seetionel Sofas. Red and
grey cotton tapestry. grey
outside, button tufted.
Curved center section,
z Orig. 1895 Modern
Curved Sofos. Chortreuse
or moeento textured cotton
frieze --399.95
| Orig. 1885 Modern
Curved Soto. CoroI chenille.
Kidney shaped, channel
back k--3es.95
! Orig. 1895 Armies
Choir. Red cotton topestry,
1895
Z Orig. 1895 ArmIess
choirs. Cherry or green
cotton Tapestry y--29.95
3 Orig. 1895 chairs. YELL
low, rose cotton topestry,
1895
I Orig. 5s.ss BsrrsI-Bsek
Choir. Red cotton topestty,
1895
8 Orig. 1895 Armeheirs.
Block or red patent leather
with black frame --39.95
4 Orig. 59.e5 oversized
ottomans. Bright coIors.
Modern textured uphol-
stey -----49.95
! Orig. 1895 Tub chsir.
Grey cotton tapestry with
florol print
4 Orig. 1895 Armeheirs.
California style. Flame or
green cotton topestry,
es.s5
3 Orig. 1895 Armeheirs.
California style. Turquoise,
oeronium or brown cotton
tapestry -----79.9S
I Orig. 1898 Lounge
Choir. Brown cotton top
estry ss.e5
Modeys Furniture,
IN Floor. The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Hondboss
Tox Included!

10 Originally TIA Gold Kidskin
Evening Boss, metal chain handle
500
I Originally $500 Genuine ALI
gator Bog, in red 5000
: Originally lo5.oo Genuine Al
lisator Bag, brown only; top
handle style - 5000
! Originally 1900 Underorm
Style Brown Alligator Bag -47.4o
4 Originally 27.oo Genuine Red
Snake or Lizord Bass top-hon-
die style ------2l.oo
! Originally 1900 coIfskin Bog,
in brown; top-hondle style; sinu-
lated omber frame e----47.4o
; Originally $500 coIfskin Bos.,
brown and black; top-hondIe
style ------3s.4o
! Originally $500 Block Colt
skin Bog. pouch style, with top
handle dIe--------42.oo
! Originally 3s.4o Red cobra
Bog. box style; top hondIe -27.oo
Originally $500 Block coIf-
skin Bog, top-hondIe style 5000
80 Originally TIA Simulated
Leother Shoulder Boss, brown,
black, red 4.74
Handbags, Street Floor, The
HecM Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Traditional Occasional
Furniture

! Orig. 24.s5 ovsI coekteiI
TabIe. Gloss top, Duneon phyfe
style. Sold os is---l4.s5
Z oris. 24.s5 Lamp Tsbles,
Ouneon Phyfe and pie-erust
top styles. Sold os is is.----l2.s5
Z oris. 1885 oetosen Drum
TebIes. Gold rooIed leather tops.
Mahogany veneers and hardwood.
ss.ss
3 Orig. 1925 Lemp Tsbi.s.
Gloucester maple finished gum
Z Orig. 1895 Gold fooled
Leather Top Drum Tobles. Dun
con Phyfe legs. Mahogany We
neers and hardwood -ee.o5
! oris. 74.s5 oveI sheped Cock
toll TebIe. Gloss top. Mahogany
veneers ond hardwood ----I4.s5
oris. l34.s5 Fully Equipped
celisrstte. Mahogany veneers
and hardwood. Floor sompIe,
6 Orig. 1895 Bookcases. Two
adjustable shelves. Maple fin
ished ounwood d--lo.95
8 oris. 1895 Governor Winthrop
Desks. Three drawers. Maple
finished hardwood ----29.e5
8 Orig. 5s.95 DropIeof TabIes.
Sinele-pedestol style. Silver
drower. 40x25-in. closed, 4ox
oO-in. open. Floor somple. Sold
os --39.95
] Orig. 1875 oropIeef Exten-
sion Tebls. Double pedestoI
style. Two additional Ieoves.
Seots Y when open-
Tredifton0l Occasional Furniture,
Sh Floor. The Hecht Co,
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Younger Mems
CIofhino

3 Originally $500 AlI-WooI Stu
dents Suits, tweed potterns; sim
ele-breosted styles; sizes 80 to
8 Originally 4.s5 to 7.s5 SON.
ferized Slack Sets, won't shrink
more than %; sizes lS and 20
3.S8
7 Originally 1875 end 1895
Corduroy Sport ceots, in brown
ond grey or grey and wine; sizes
"a to to4O------lo.oo
5 Originally 1875 AII-Wooi
Junior Tweed Topeoots; sizes 5,
s, 9 and lO---7. 7.95
4 Originally 7.s5 AII-WeoI jack
cts, junior sizes s, 10 and II;
plain coIors 500
Is Originally 6.95 Cotton Gabor-
dine Short Points Suits, Sonforized
won't shrink more than loo);
sizes s and 7---3.45
Young Nevis Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washinsfos
Evening star., 1948-04-29
100 Orig. 2.29
Laundry Bags
ST

White eonvos specially
coated for woterproofino, fire
proofine.
I Orig. 54.ss Chest. Maple fin
ished knotty pine. 45 in. long,
; Orig. ss.s5 ceder Chests.
Walnut veneers and hardwood,
woterfoll front troy, lock and
key. 45 in. long,
s oris. 1898 Rsedy-Meds
Knitted Slip Covers. Wine
grounds with olI-over flower pot.
tern. Will fit regular and T.
cushion sofos ---io.9s
500 Yds. Orig. 83e Belgium
ThsotrieeI Gauxe. Green only.
36 in. wide. For summer cur
$50 Yds. Orig. l.ee Dropery and
Slip Cover Fobries. Rose grounds.
oIl-over Ieof pattern. 48 in. wide,
81 yd.
Upholstery Department.
hh Floor. The Hecht Go.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Il Originally $50
Teens
Cotton Pojomos
200

Cool washable cotton crepe po-
jonas. in assorted prints and
stripes; broken sizes 8, 10 and ! q.
80 Originally 2.s5 Cotton Pe-
jonas, stripes or plain eolors;
sizes 8. 10 and 4 only l.5o
Teens Lingerie, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Mems Shoes

SO Orig. 1875 Famous Brand
Mems oxfords; black or brown
with Leather soles and rubber
heels. Broken sizes
IS Orig. S.s5 cosuoI and SIox
Shoes in broken sizes ---3.29
IS Orig. BIS Tennis Shoes;
brown convos uppers, heavy rub
Der soles. In broken sizes l.29
81 Orig. $50 70 1850 cosuoI
Shoes. smortIy styled. Brown,
tan feathers; olso some suedes.
Broken sizes
Men's Shoes, Second Floor,
"E" Street Bldg.,
The Hecht Co.. Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Dinette TobIes
SLIGHTLY Morred, As Is

I Orig. 32.l5 TobIe, porcelain,
25x4o, refeetoy Ieoves. chrome
l oris. 46.l5 Dinette TobIe. por-
ceIoin, refeetory Ieoves, chrome
legs, 25x4O---------29.e5
I Orig. 1895 poystrom Dinstts
Toby. refectory Ieoves, chrome
legs, 25x4O-----32.95
z Orig. 44.l5 Howell binetts
TobIss with l2-neh Leaves,
chrome legs, 3Ox42----29.s5
l Orig. 36.l5 Porcelain Dinetts
Tobles, refeetoy Ieoves, cutlery
drower, 25x4O-----l9.95
z Orig. 1895 Oak Dinstte Sets.
tobIe and 4 odd chairs 44.95
Orig. 69.s6 Oak Dinette Set.
toble and a odd choirs 1895
Dimeite Furniture, Seventh Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Picture Frames
Is Originally $50 Gold
plotted, Tornish-resistont

Is Originally $50 Gold
plotted, Tornish-resistent
Picture Fromes, 8xlO, $50
7 Originally BIS Rose
wood or Walnut Fremes,
8xlO 1.5o
5 Originally 800 Metal
Fremss, SKI ----l.5o
4 Originally sos Oval Sill
vsr-eolered Fromes, 8xlO,
$50
5 Originally $50 I4-k
6eId-pIoted Fromes. sxlo.
Its
3 Originally $50 M.teI
Fromes. 8xlO ----1.25
Z Originally e.s5 Mohos-
eny Wood Fromes, 8xlO,
$50
8 Originally 4.s5 Metoi
Fremes, 8xlO ----2.5o
4 Originally S.95 Metal
Frames, 8xlO -----4.5o
) Originally $50 Mstal
Frames, 8xlO ---l.25
II Originally 3.95 Metoi
E,.->s Sx7 oS
10 Originally $50 Gold
pIsted Frames. 8xlO, rs
; Originally s.95 Gold
pIatsd Frames, SKI, $50
4 Originally $50 Gold
pIsted Fromes, SKI. Its
3 Originally AS Gold
pIotsd Fromss, SKI. $50
4 Originally $50 Silver
plotted Framss SKI, 2.2s
Z Originally 3.s5 Metal
FEomss, 8xlO ----2.75
81 Originally 3.95 Hori-
IontoI Fromes, ks.
soc end 75e
PoIybhoto Studio.
Second Floor
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-29

Boys Coots
2.88
In ton or blue mixtures.
Broken sizes 3 to s. Prop
erly lobeled os to wool
content.
3 Originally s.s5 Cope
Suits, sizes 3, 5 and 6; in
navy or red ----5.97
; Originally 1895 Skirt
and jacket Suits, broken
sizes 3 and 4---9.30
80 Originally 7.s5 70
l4.s5 Boys Eton Suits, of
oIl-wool tweeds, in brown,
blue or grey; broken sizes,
4.3o to 1I.3o
8 Originally 800 Wool
Jumpers. pIoid and plain
combinations; sizes 3 to
s in the group ----l.8S
100 Originally 2.ss Cotton
Dresses, prints and plain
colors; all new spring and
summer styles; sizes 3 to
E ------1.88
IS Originally 4.es to e.es
Tots Dresses. Of cotton
broodcloth or chombroy;
stripes or fIoroIs; sizes
3 to 6x 3.S8
IS Originally 7.s5 TO
12.s5 Tots Dresses, prints
or plain coIors; sheer cot
ton or broodcIoths; broken
sizes 3 to 6 ---4.8s
~ Originally 5.ss Quilted
Houseeoats, flore skirts;
wrop-oround styles; bright
prints; sizes 3 to s, 3.ss
Tots and Toddlers' Wear,
Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-29
81 Originally I2.5O to 1000
Women's Foundations
7.95

Just in time for summer comfort!
Unboned light weight botists
corselettes, in discontinued styles.
Broken size ronee in group.
u Orig. $500 GirdIes. in hond-
loomed elastic 7.9S
80 Orig. $50 to 1850 GirdIes,
in figured royon and cotton 4.95
80 Orig. 5.95 Pontie GirdIes. in
royon satin lostex -----l.95
81 Orig. 4.95 Lite Action Girdies
and Pontie Girdles, in royon los
tex rubber lined with jersey, 29e
l47 Orig. $50 NyIon Brossieres,
sizes 81 to 38-----98e
Corsets, Third Floor
The Hecht Co., Washingfos
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Stationery SpeeioIs

500 SpeeioI Purchase Desk Bos-
kets, filled with stationery,
Z for 100
100 Originally 100 Porty Sets,
includes 8 spoons, 8 strows and
so Originally 100 "Moveo"
Cigarette Servers 59e
100 Originally 59e Heavy Wexsd
Poper, rs feet
200 Originally 25e Foney Papes
Napkins. poekooe---5 for LOO
100 Originally 5 for 100 kiteh-
en- Towels, s rolls ---I.oo
100 Originally 3se Boxes Of
Stationery 3 boxes LOO
200 Originally 100 "E-Z" Book
MoFkers I've
Stationery, Street Floor.
The Heeht Co., Washisgtos
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Fur Scorfs

All Prices Include Tar
s Orig. $500 4-skin
Mink Dyed kolinsky
Seorfs ----42.0o
z Orig. s4.oo 4-skin
Mink Dyed KoIinsky
Seosfs -------54.00
l Orig. 1880 5-skin
katuroi Mink Seorf 1000
Z Orig. $4,000 3-Skin
Naturol Baum Marten
Searfs fs--l62.oo
! Orig. 10000 3-skin
Blended Boum Morten
Seof l9S.oO
Fur Coots
] Orig. Iss.oo oeeIot-
SteneiIed coney coot,
4s.oo
Orig. ,ss.oo Lynx-Dysd
Wolf Joeket ----48.0o
Orig. 216.oo Block Cor
eeuI-oyed Kid Cope
1900
I Orig. 276.oo Mutation-
Dyed Muskrot Cape
(, Orig. $4,000 Mink. Mink.
Blended Muskrot coat
$4,000
z Orig. $4,000 Mink
Blended Muskrot Coots
258.oo
z Orig. $4,000 HoIIonder-
Blended Muskrot coots
$4,000
Orig. 4ss.oo erey-Dyed
indion Lomb coot 354.oo
] Orig. $500 SobIe-Dyed
Squirrel coot --564.oo
] Orig. $4,000 Noturol
Grey Persian Lamb coot
$4,000
! Orig. I,osS.oo Sheored
Canodion Beaver coot
$4,000
Fer Salos, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washisgtox
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Toys

Mostly Floor SompIes!
50 Orig. 100 TO $50 Comes,
Puzzles. Books, Paint Sets, floor
samples -----49 49e
4 Orig. 500 to e.o5 Dolls, floor
4 Orig. $50 Wood Speed Boots,
wind-up motor 2.99
8 Orig. 9.s5 MusieoI Toys, teach
music fundamentals 3.s9
10 Orig. s.s5 to 1880 Dolls.
floor samples 4.99
s Orig. 14.s5 Tsi-o-show Pro.
ieetors, simple hond operation.
500
5 Orig. 1880 and 24.5o veIoei-
pedes, steel with boII-beorino
wheels and pedals, adjustable,
floor sonples s------ll.99
s Orig. 1925 Doll Carts. sinu-
Lated leather, coIlopsibIe, steel
frame. floor samples es---l2.99
Toys, Third Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Small Leather Goods

81 Originally 800 Fobrie Belts,
summer coIors; broken sizes 3se
IS Originally z.4o Leather Bill
folds, scored from display; block
or brown Soc
3 Peirs Orig. 500 Leother Pull
man Slippers; broken sizes 800
Small Leather Goods,
Street Floor.
The Hecht Co., Wassingfos
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Bedroom and Dining
Furniture

10 Orig. $s5 Vonities. Mahogany
veneers ond hardwood 1895
Z Orig. S52 vonity Boses. Grey
ook --34.95
I Orig. $50 vanity. bIeoched
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
1895
! Orig. Sl25 vonity Bose. Primo
Vero veneers and hardwood, 59.s5
| Orig. $40 venity. stordust
I oris. SI4o Venity. Cordovon
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
1895
Orig. $40 Dresser. MopIe 1895
! Orig. Sloo Dresser. BIeoched
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
6s.95
I Orig. Sis Double Dresser.
BIeoched birch - ----79.9S
5 Orig. 1895 Full Size LINED
ook Beds ------ 1895
7 Orig. $54 Full Size Bed. Cor
dovon mahogany veneers and
hardwood ---2e.ss
I Orig. SIS Full Size Bed.
BIeoched mahogany veneers and
hardwood 1895
; Orig. 1895 Full Size Beds. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
1926
I Orig. $50 Chest. BIeoched
mohooony veneers and hord-
wood -------4s.s5
2 Orig. 1895 smou Chests.
Lined ook $40
| Orig. $40 Solid MepIe Chest,
1925
I Orig. $50 Chest. WoInut We
neers and hardwood -SS.s5
l Orig. SI4o Chest. Cordovon
nohoeony veneers ond hardwood,
5s.ss
d, Orig. sIoo BIeaehed Birch
! Orig. Sl40 Chest. Cordovon
n'ohoaony veneers ond hardwood,
sss
! Orig. 1875 LINED oek Chest.
1895
Z Orig. ss.ss robIe.. Lined
! Orig. S67 TabIe. Bleoched
mahogany veneers ond hardwood,
1895
I Orig. $40 TobIe. Mahogany
vensers and hardwood
z oris. 1895 propIeef MopIe
Tobles -3s.95
I Orig. 6s.ss Table. Black
lacquer 1895
I Orig. 1895 Night Teble. WoI-
nut veneers and hardwood I4.eS
! oris. 1895 Night TebIs. Cor
dovon mahogany veneers and
hordwood --l9.95
Z Orig. 1895 Night TsbIes, 1895
BeSroom ard Disisf Furniture,
Tt Floor. The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Teen Separates and
Dresses

45 Originally s.se AII-WeoI PIaid
Skirts, sizes 10 to s in the group,
l.99
IS Originally 500 Cotton BIouses.
white and bright stripes; sizes 10
to ! 6 in the group 2.ss
10 Originally 1895 Grey Flannel
Suits, $50 wool, 450o reproc-
essed wool. sizes 10 to l6- 500
II Originally 1875 Party Dresses.
full length, Of royon fobries; bro
ken sizes 10 to l6-----13.s5
Teen Shop, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-29
s7-lf Perfect 5.98 Pr.
Tailored Curtains
2.98 pr.

Royon ninons, SO in. wide to poir,
u in. long. EoesheII.
IS Prs. Orig. $50 ToiIored Cot
TON Lees Curtoins. So in. wide
TO poir 81 in. long. Ecru.
Border pottern --$i pr.
18 Prs. Orig. $50 RuffIed Cot
ron Marquisette Curtains. u
in. wide to pair 36 in. long.
Curtains. 9Th Floor.
Tie Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Notions

Notl0nS
700 Originally Csc skeins Of
FIeisher's Afghan Germantown
Yorn, lOO9o wool, 4 ply; in os-
sorted coIors. Skein- 69e
$50 Originally l.s5 TO 4.e5
Yord Imported Swiss Lingerie
Lace, grey, white, black, ecru or
beige. Yard
IS Originally Its Tie Rocks 59e
20 Sets Originally l.5o Chill
dren's Hangers, royon- sotin-cov-
cred; pink or blue ue------7ee
IS Sets Originally ZOO Hangers,
royon- sotin covered; set Of z, 100
IS Originally 39e Sliding Shelf
bors lOe
IS Originally 100 Sturdy White
Duck Loundry Bags s---ese
10 Originally $50 Lueits Hong
ing Shoe Rocks s--1.39
3 Originally 1.2s chiId's Loundry
Bags s--------3se
5 Originally 5.s8 ChiId's Cor
ment Bog Sets. 5 pieces,
1913 set
10 Originally 900 Royon Sotin
Lingerie Coses Tox incl. $50
8 Originally 500 Royon Sotin
Lingerie Coses Tex incl. 2.4o
Notions, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-04-29
ToiIetries Specials
Greatly Reduced

Tox Included. where applicable
"a Originally 100 DipiIotories.
35e
235 Bottles Originally 2.4o Hair
Dye, nationally advertised bronds;
oil shades s---- l.20
81 Originally LOO Cream shom-
poo oOe
so Originally l.2o Lacquer Pads.
soc
80 Originally l.so Bottles Of
Toilet Woter .----soe
7 Originally I.2o Boxes Of Foee
Powder -30e
IS Originally l.2o Bubble Both
Packages Soc
81 Originally I.s5 Hot Or Cold
Woter Bottles es-25e
"a Originally SOC "SoddIes" for
polishing noiIs- Is--------l0e
IS Originally l.5o Bottles Co
10 Originally 2.4o Perfumes, I.2o
10 Originally 800 Both Essence.
1.5o
J Originally 800 Packages Bub-
bic Both Both--1.5o
5 Originally 2.1o Sockets 9oe
81 Originally l.2o Strange
Music" Toilet Water Z for 10
Toiieties, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co., Washingtos