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Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-11-01

Q. What is the best time for a
child to eat candy, il at all!
A. At the end of his meal. Some
pediatricians say that . youngster
over three or four, II he has good
eating habits, may safely be al
lowed to eat all the candy he desires
on . full stomach, provided 10
brushes his teeth afterWsrds.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-11-01

A new way to cornmit suicide was
taken by man in England who
climbed . pole and killed himself
BY erasping I wire carrying 1900
volts Of Electricity.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-11-01
modestly for little leftover
meat.

- -
meat.
PICKLE EGGPLANT BAKE. Wash, pare
and dice mediun-sized egg
plant. Peel and slice 3 medium
sized tomatoes. Place half Of
eggplant in a creased casser-
ole; add a layer of half the
sliced tomatoes; sprinkle with
salt and pepper. Now add half
a cup of sliced onions; spread
with light layer of sweet
pickle relish. Repeat all layers,
then top with buttered crispy
cracker crumbs. Bake in 375F
oven 40-45 min.
sNAPpY seAlloP. Cook 5 OF. moo
dies in rapidly boiling salted
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13
Critics Rave
About Fhigperl $
Debut

New York's major critics raved
about the Town Hall debut of Hell
en- 1'higpen, possibly tn emost gol-
den soprano voices in America, and
certainly the finest personality, so
lar, by the Negro race. Mis- Thig-
pen is young singer whom Am
erlcas concert artists are going
TO have to reckon with for she
is destined to become top notcher
IN her field of endeavor.
Miss Thigpen is no newcomer to
tn eworld of song. Her beautiful
voice an dmature artistry has cap
tlvated audiences and critics alike
at New York's Town Hall as well
as many Of other major music cen
tiers of the Omitted States. Her bell
like pure soprano is unrivaled on
the concert stage today for its UNI
SpStol I'LL OOQlCS Sl1hy DIlllldIlCG.
After her recent Town Hall de-
but the critics remarked
NEW YORK POST-In the qua
lily of Miss Thigpen's voice there
IS something of the tremolo of
Anderson and the limpid texture
OF Maynor She could stand with
out blushing in the presence of
either of them.
NEW YORK. TELEGRAM-Best
of all was proof of one of the sea-
sons richest voices. On the strict
ly vocal side the newcomer could
match her powers with four or
flv etop soprano entrants preceding
her on the Town Hall calender
this season.
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13
Russell is the lucky guy.

Russell is the lucky guy.
1t is being wondered just what
will Louella do after the football
season, we aren't sure that she'll
see much of Pilot.
Back on the old Avenue Say
Mary Elizabeth, why don't you get
hepped to the fact that you'll never
latch on to much education if you
keep on staying out of school, just
what class do you have at the Big
Apple Inn?
We hear that Granville Barnes
is thinking about going to Alcorn,
we know a number of persons
who will hate that s. amt calling
no names here however
Here is an appeal to all you tall,
tan and terrific young men who
have yen for showing off your
fine brown frames drapped in your
best clothes, you are invited to take
part in the AllMale Fashion Show
sponsored by Iota Phi Lambda
Sorority at Lanier High School,
Nov. %. If you are interested
be at the YMCA this Sunday at 3
O,cIooIy
What we want to know: Is Hoov-
er Jones and Norma still lovey-
dovey?
Did Melvin ever make up his
mind among Dorothy Marshall,
Jimmie D., Mildred or Daisy Hoard?
If cute occupies are still: u. D.
Hunter and Gloria Jefferson;
Clinton and Jewelean Smith; Willie
and Mary; Roy Benson and Toni
Smith; j. L. and Leather Pearl; F.
H. Hayes and Marie Zackery; Jack
lie Sykes and Dorothy Marshall;
Earnest Keller and Willie Beamon;
Fssie Lee and Ned; Shirley Jean
and Charles Gibbs?
If Jimmie Neal Rudd ever made
up her mind between Pat Owens
and Robert Ward?
Remember CATS and CHICKS,
| BULLMOOSE JACKSON AT THE
SKATING RINK, WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER II
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13
Gatesville News

The Egypt Hill Sunday School
opened at the usual hour and the
lesson was beautifully taught.
The pastor came forward at IL
o'clock and delivered a wonderful
sermon on the subject, Experience.
The pastor collection was S54.25.
The visitors were Prof. and Mrs.
Brown and family of Crystal
Springs Jr. High Mrs. Brown is
also member of the faculty. They
ar eformerly from Utica Institute,
Utica, Miss; Prof E. NJ. Hayes of
Georgetown, Miss, a former prin-
cipal of the Brushey Creek Jr.
High School, Georgetown.
Mrs. ANA Wilson has returned
home after spending several days
with her sister, Mrs. Lena Collin,
Inverness, Miss.
Frank Woodson visited in the
home of his former wife and chill
dren, Mrs. Ethelean Holman and
his children, Thelma and Melvin
Woodson. They all enjoyed Mr.
Woodson and several of his broth
ers who accompanied him from
Fort Worth, where he visited his
mother and family. He now lives
in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Brent are
happy parents of baby girl born
on November 4. The baby has
been given the name of Bertha
Mae Brent. The mother is the for
merly Hattie Lee Travis. At this
time mother and baby are doing
fine.
There will be a Thanksgiving
program at the Egypt Hill M. B.
church on the last Thursday in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13

"A voice of the unusual quality
was displayed at Town Hall last
night by Helen Thigpen.
NEW YORK TIMES-Miss Thig-
pen has the voice Of great ma
tural beauty, an accurate ear, and
her high notes were squarely on
pitch and a pleasant timbre.
NEW YORK SUN-Miss Thigpen
again showed herself to be in pos
session of the natural basis of an
exceptionally beautiful voice. She
sang, in addition, with dignity, in
nate musical aptitude and humility
Of spirit.
NEW YORK JOURNAL AMER
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13

ICAN-The singer has a remark
able soprano voice. 1t is of rich
latin timbre regardless of whether
used in force or piano passages.
PM-A voice of great natural
beauty enhanced by careful train
ing and used with uncommon mu-
steal intelligence, was disclosed by
Helen Thigpen at her Town Hall
recital.
These are the testaments Of some
OF the nations outstanding critics
to Miss Thigpen's musical abilities
and glorious soprano voice. Their
coments leave little doubt tina. here
is one of the most glorious voices
in the history of America These
critics statements have laid the
cornerstones of concert edifice
of national and international fame.
Miss Thigpen recently signed an
exclusive contract with Neil Scott
and Associates, 400 Manhattan Ave-
nue., New York rs, New York, who
IS no wbusily engaging for audi
ences throughout America t. hear
her.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13
7 attling Tess
Tells

Still there isn't much to tattle
about the cold weather seems
to be keeping all the local cats and
chicks indoors saw a few of
them out to the Recreation Center
Sunday ana large number of the
really hepped guys ano gals were
having fun aplenty at the YWCA
Wednesday night but although
w epepped in at the ~ we just
couldn't tell who was with who.
What we can't understand is with
all the good clean fun going on in
side of the "Y", why is it that
some boys and girls presist in
standing on the outside If you
are too much of a sad sack or dim
drip to be allowed inside, why
don't you stay home, and if you
leave home to attend any affair,
at the "Y' or any place else, it
would certainly look better if you
would go inside =.
Shopping around up Tougaloo
way here goes the guys and
gals are wondering just who it is
that is interesting Lenwood, Hen
rietta or Dorothy? Well we do
know who gets the bananas.
Josephine says old love never
dies between her and Patton.
Lilly McKinny and Robert Don
aid are coming on like Gang-Bus-
tiers.
Freddie Swaggard admits that
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13

The Oldest lighthouse in the us.
is at Sandy Hook, N. j. When the
Declaration of independence was
signed, it had been in operation
II years.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13

Veterans who have received be-
nefits from the Veterans Admin
istration and have been assigned
&c" (claims) numbers should place
certain public records in their case
folders if they think their benefi-
Charles might be entitled to COM
pensation and pension benefits af-
ter they Gle.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13

In north Africa the natives eat
caterpillars and snails as desserts.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-11-13

this month. Sermon will be de-
livered by pastor, Rev. P. E. Lott.
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Clearance Of
Boys Furnishings

100 Originally ese George
Washington U. Cops soc
20 Originally 100 Young Mems
keekweor. soiIed from display.
3ee
50 Originally z.s5 Boys and
Younger Mems Dress, Shirts,
soiIed from dispIoy; broken sizes
8 to l4h---------l.2S l.2S
10 Originally $50 Boys Button
On BIouses. soiled from dispIoy.
l.2S
20 Originally $50 and 2.s5 Cot
ton FIonneI Shirts, size r8 only,
in bright pIoids ----l.s8
70 Originally z.ss Boys Button
on Wesh Suits. Sonforized-
won't shrink more than ! %,
1888
80 Originally. 4.s5 Boys cordu-
roy kniekers, novelty potterns;
sizes 6 to a in the group, 2.S8
40 Originally 4.95 Boys Kniek-
ers. Labeled as to wool content.
Broken sizes 6 to l2---2.88
50 Originally $50 Boys Wosh-
obIe Cotton Jodhpurs, broken
sizes 8 to Ia ----l.S8
100 Originally 2.95 Tom Sowyer
White Oxford Dress Shirts. bro
ken sizes 8 to J. l5-----l.95
Boys Furnishings, 2md Floor,
The HecM Co., Washingtos
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Loveseots and 2-Pc.
Living Room Suites

Z Orig. 1898 Two-Pe. Suites.
Traditional. Grey wool frieze.
1885
I Orig. 1855 Two-Pe. Tredi-
tienei Suites. Wine mohoir,
l5s.s5
I Orig. 1895. Regency Love-
scots. Red royon domosk, l9s.95
z Orig. 1885 chippendaIe
Leveseots. Chortreuse royon
domosk -----149.95
Orig. 1895 knuekle-Arm
Loveseot. Wine cotton topestH,
1925
Living Room Furniture,
fth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Drugs ond Sundries

$40 orisinoIIy 4 for 5se Toilet
Tissue ------4 4 for 25e
40 Originally 100 Hair Brushes,
Plastic back with nylon bristIes,
4se
800 Originally sse per dozen
eokes Of Hordwoter Soop, os-
sorted froeronces, SC per coke or
per dozen 69e
50 Originally 2.4o Lestone Hair
Dye, all shades --- soc
IS Originally 3.s5 Brush Curl
srs. wove os they brush 79e
so Originally 100 Gloss Per-
tume Bottles -------5se
50 Originally 800 crownins
Glory Home Permonents Tie
Prices Include Tar Where
Applicable
Sasdries, Street Floor, /
The Hecht Co., Washingfos
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Traditional Choirs

Traditional Choirs
! Orig. 1898 Wing Choir.
Grey print with red royon velvet,
1895
z Orig. 1895 Club choirs..
Gold and red royon domosk,
! Orig. 1895 Chair. Wine mo-
/ Orig. 1885 Club Choir.
Green nohoir-
I Orig. 1895 Club Choir. Grey
! Orig. ss.s5 Occasional chai;.
Mouve cotton topestY--.3 1895
10 Orig. 5s.s5 BerreI Beck
cheir. Beige cotton topestY,
Chars, 4fh Floor, The Heeht Co.
Bedroom Suites
s-oris. 1888 Three-Pe. Suite.
Double bed. chest. dresser. Solid
maple opIe----ee.95
Z Orig. 1895 Three-Pe. Suites.
Double bed, chest, dresser. Lined
oak -- 1895
: Orig. 7s4.s5 Three-pe. Suites.
Vonity, chest. double bed. LINED
! Orig. 1885 Three-Pe. Suite.
Vonity, chest, double bed. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
1885
I Orig. 3l4.so Feur-Pe. Suites.
Vonity, chest, z twin beds. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
1880
I Orig. 344.s5 Four-Pe. Suite.
Vonity, chest, z twin beds. LINED
oak -.----299.95
/ Orig. 3z4.s5 Three-Pe. Suites.
Double dresser, chest, double bed:
Go', ! Orig. Sc* s4s.so foy,-pe. 1ss~s SITE:
Vonity, chest. 2 twin beds. Mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
3os.eo
! Orig. 344.e5 Three-Pe. Suite.
Dresser, chest, double bed.
Brown oak 3lS.95
Z ORIG. 424.e5 and 534.s5 Four
Pc. Suites. Dresser, chest, z twin
beds. BIeochsd oak or woInut ve-
neers and hardwood,
3S9.95 and 399.95
Bedroom Suites,
fth Floor, The Hech Co.
Evening star., 1948-10-21

200 Originally 5.es and 7.es
Teens Wool Sweaters
lOOoo wool in jocquords, solids
and novelty patterns. - oQ
Sizes "a to 40 /
in the group
$50 Originally 3.ss end 5.ss
Wool Sweaters, short sleeves;
good eoIors in the group; sizes
ga to 38---l.S
50 Originally 5.ss and 7.ss
Teen Skirts, good styles; some
pIoids and some plains; broken
sizes 10 to Is. Properly Iobeled
for fobric content
81 Originally 5.ss chubby-Size
Wool Skirts, pIeoted pIoids, z.ss
IS Originally z.ss Teen White
Cotton Blouses, size 10 only,
100
Teen Circle, Ind Floor.
The Hecht Co., Washington
Robes and NeeIieees!
4 Orig. $500 to 1899 Lses
Trimmed Royon Ensembles.
Hostess gowns and pojomos in
broken sizes ----14.SS
IS ori. 1899 to 1899 Velvet
and Royon Hostess Gowns, Po-
iomes. Royon Houseeoots. Royon
Brunch Coofs and Quilted Royon
Robes. Broken sizes----I0.S8
II Orig. 1899 Cotton NesIisees.
Gown Sets and Cotton Brunch
Coots. Sizes IL to 20 in the
group ---------------e.SS
SO Orig. 6.ss to s.se Cotton
and Royon Houseeoots, BolIerina
Cotton Brunch coots. Short Cob
ordine ToiIored Robes. Sizes 10
to lo in the group, some soiled
or irregular ----4.SS
Neeiisees, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-10-21

Lamp
Clearance

7 Orig. 1895 Hand- Decorated
China Table Lamps. 0oId-ploted
bose. Complete with shade,
1926
40 Orig. 1895 imported IteIien
lamps. Blue, white, green. mo
shaded ---S.95
20 Orig. 1895 Imported ItoIien
Lomps. White-ond-bIue, white
ond-ton, eold-ond-pink. mo
shodes) --------l4.e5
8 Orig. 1925 charIeton Chino
Night TabIe Lamps. With
stretched royon shades s---l4.eS
30 Orig. 1875 Chine TebIs
Lamps. 30-in. toll. White, rose
or blue with stretched royon
shode e-----i4.95
40 Orig. 1895 FloreI Decorated
chorIeton Chino TebIs Lamps.
With handmade shades. 3o-in.
toll --l6.9S
40 Orig. 1895 chintz -Patterned
TobIe Lamps. Pink and green.
Stretched royon shodes ---i4.s5
Lamps. Sh Floor. Washington;
3rd Floor. Silver Spriss \
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Bedroom and
Dining Furniture

} Orig. $50 Grey oek
Chests ------S70
4 Orig. Sllo Chests.
BIeoehed mahogany We
neers and hardwood, 1925
z Orig. $lio Chests. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hard
wood -------S9.95
i Orig. $los Chest. Wol-
nut veneers and hardwood,
1896
4 Orig. $1oo Chests.
LINED oak
! Orig. $l37 Chests.
BIeoched mahogany We
neers and hardwood -$9s
! Orig. $3.50 Chest. Cor
dovon mahogany veneers
and hordwood----14
Ioris. 500 Dresser. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hord-
wood ------79.95
! Orig. $l2o Dresser.
Guinea wood Veneers and
hardwood ------99.95
5 Orig. $3.50 Dresser
Beses. Solid mohoeony,
Sl19
I Orig. $3.50 Double
Dresser. Mahogany ve-
neers and hardwood,
1895
I Orig. 1885 Double
Dresser. Solid mahogany.
19e.S5
Orig. $50 Vonity. WoI-
nut veneers and hardwood,
S35
Orig. $50 venity. Maple
veneers and hardwood,
1895
II Orig. $50 Double Beds.
Dull oak, bIeoched birch,
I Orig. SIS vonity. Mo-
hooony veneers and hard
wood -------6e.95
I Orig. SIoo vanity.
Mahogany veneers and
hordwood ------69.95
Orig. Sl3o vanity. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hord-
wood ---------ss.e5
I Orig. Sis vanity.
BIeoched mahogany We
neers and hardwood, 1895
z Orig. 81 40 vonity Bases.
BIeoehed mahogany We
neers and hardwood, 1895
Orig. $155 vanity. Mo-
hooony veneers and hdrd-
wood --------99.s5
Q ov;o. $3.50 Vanity Bases.
Solid mahogany --1z9.s5
z Orig. 1895 Twin Beds.
Walnut veneers and hard
wood ------4s.95
4 Orig. 1895 Twin Beds.
BIeoched mahogany ve-
neers and hardwood SIS
Z Orig. 1895 Twin Beds.
Woinut veneers and hord-
wood -------59.95
4 Orig. 1895 Twin Beds.
Brown oak -----69.95
I Orig. $6s Dining Table.
Walnut veneers and hard
wood -------------S33
I Orig. 6s.s5 Double Bed.
Mahogany veneers and
hardwood -----49.95
Z Orig. 1895 Double Beds.
BIeoched mahogany We
neers and hardwood SIS
! Orig. 1895 Double Bed.
BIeoehed mohoeony We
neers and hardwood $50
5 Orig. 1895 Double Beds.
Brown cok-----69.9S
Bedroom and Dining
Furniture, 4fh Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
No Mail, Phone or G. O. D. Orders
Points.

foIntS.
4s Orig. sos vernish. eIeor syn
thetle, 4-hour dry, for floors.
woodwork, furniture, ooI. 3.ss
36 Orig. 5.55 White Outside
House Point, con be tinted, eol.,
500
4s Orig. 4.6o Floor. Porch ond
Deck EnomeI, for wood. cement,
inside or out, grey. eol. .---- 800
80 Orig. 400 Gloss White Point,
for walls and woodwork; can be
tinted; eoI. .---------2.6e
81 Orig. ATS Ivory Gloss or
Semi-sIoss EnameI, for interior
woIIs and woodwork, washable.
gallon 3.o9
IS Orig. $50 sherwin .WiIIiems
Utility Paint, dark green, eol.,
Paints, 7fh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
On Sale at the Washington Store Only
Special Savings in The Hecht Co.'S
FURNITURE CLEARANCE
Modern Living
Room Furniture

3 Orig. 1895 ArmIess choirs.
Lime royon domosk ----29.95
q Orig. 54.e5 Arm chairs. Black
lacquer frome, red potent leather
upholstery ----2s.s5
! Orig. 1895 Arm Choir. Blonde
frome, Blue fIoroI cotton topestry
9'eS's'e'4 ! o'is. 1855 Hi-1oet nnia. Armies.
cheirs. VernoiIIion or yellow roy
I Orig. 1895 voIIey Arm Choir.
Grey cotton bosket-weove. Blonde
8 Orig. 1895 veIIey Armies
Chairs. Button-tutted scot and
bock. Red, grey, ereen---89.95
3 Orig. 1895 "RoyeI Lounge"
Lounge choirs. Moss green cotton
Z oris. 1895 Loose Pillow
Back Lounge choirs. Grey frieze,
1895
$ Orig. 1895 ceIifornia Mod
ern Armies choirs. Button-tufted
scot and back. Beige, green, Am
ericon Beouty ----l19.95
! Orig. 159.95 Loose Pillow Back
Chair. Magenta and off-white
striped wool frieze ---13s.s5
z Orig. 1898 Left end Right
End Sofa Sections. California
modern. Chortreuse mohoir che
Mile e-l59.95
Moderx Lipiss Room
Furniture, @fh Floor,
I.-Ls
Evening star., 1948-10-21

Fur CIeoronce!
3 Orig. $500 Mouton
Dyed Lomb coots, sizes
~, u and l3---ll0.oo
! Orig. $4,000 Noturoi
Groy kidskin coot, size
20 2O------lSo.oo
l Orig. $500 Mink
Blended Southern Back
Muskrot, size l2--215.oo
!. Orig. $500 Mink
Blended Northern Back
Muskrot coat, size u,
! Orig. 475.oo NotursI
PIatino Fox Jaeket, size
Is e---------4l5.oo
I Orig. $4,000 Block
Dyed Persian Lsmb coot,
size l6------4l5.oo
! Orig. $500 Mink
Blended letout Northern
Beck Muskrot, size l6,
$4,000
! Orig. $500 Block
Dyed Persion Lamb coot,
size l4-------5so.oo
=. ] Orig. $500 NetureI
Sheered canodion Beaver
coot, size l6-----695.o0
All Prices Plus 20% Tar
Use Your Ch0rga.late >.
Our Budget PiaH Or
Our Laya1ray Plas!
Far Salon, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washington
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Beginning Friday. $50 AN.
HomeWores

sbVlBC W0tOS
40 Orig. z.ss Drying Rocks,
white enomeIed metal, seven 20
inch arms, coIlopsibIe l.s5
~ Orig. 5se Con Wigs Woter-
less cIeqner for woodwork and
pointed walls, l0-Ib. size --zee
4e Orig. l.es Tovern Paste Wox.
3-lb. size 69e
80 Orig. 5se Tovern Point
cleaner, at. size ze---z9e
s Orig. CSC Tavern Window
cIeoner. N2-eoI. size---49e
~ Orig. Ito Zeen Dry Cleaner.
N7-eol. size --------55e
40 Orig. 1872 zsen Dry Cleaner.
gal. size 100
IS Orig. z.s5 capson sIieers,
makes pototo chips. corrot slices,
l.59
40 Orig. 2.ss Fire Wardens.
hang in any room, alarm rings
when heat melts fuse
Homewares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-10-21

40 Originally 5.e8
Misses: Cotton BIouses
Fine cotton broodcIoth bIouses,
with dointy lace yoke. Short
sleeves, club collar. In - oa
white only. Sizes 81 Z'o
to SO ---
8 Orig. 1913 and s.s5 Rayon
Crepe and Royon Sheer BIouses.
Sizes 80 to 38-----4.4e
Bloases, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Mems Sportsweor

z85 Originally 3.ss AH-Wool
Sleeveless Sweaters, solid colors
and stripes in small. medium and
Ioree Ivy
80 Originally lo.75 Mems
Waterproof Roineoots, light
weight in broken sizes-----4.99
9 Originally I.99 to 5.s5 Mems
Play Shorts, small size only 4se
MEMS Sportswear. Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1948-10-21
ITS Orig. Toe Eoch
Popular Records
) for So

Assorted recordings by popular
artists, including jozz tunes,
hlI-billy melodies.
~ Orig. 100 classieoI Albums,
by weII-known artists. 10 and
u inch records 5Se
IS Orig. l.99 3-Reeord Albums.
Strauss woItzes no seleetions)
in simulated leather olbums, S9s
9 Orig. 24.s5 cabinets for smoII
rodio or teIevision sets, nohoe-
any finish hardwood -----l9.e5
- Orig. I4.s5 cabinets, for o
or II inch records. wolnut finish
hardwood - .l2.sS
Record Shop, Hh Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1948-10-21

~s~$ ~oPSSN
makes pototo chips. corrot slices,
l.59
40 Orig. 2.ss Fire Wardens.
hang in any room, alarm rings
when heat melts fuse ---50e
Homewares, 7th Floor,
i'he HecM Co.
Chino and Glassware
Discontinued Patterns
IoI Orig. l.5o GobIets. hand
decorated, yellow jonquiI design
fired on erystoI cleor gloss, 79e
81 Orig. $50 Motehins Sherbets,
79e
1913 Orig. l.5o Matching Cock
toll CLOSES s--79e
Io7 Orig. zoe Matching Juice
se Orig. ZOO Dinner PIotes,
handmade Son Jose pottery.
green with brown center and
white cola lily 100
40 Orig. LIS Matching soIod
or Dessert PIotes, Gin. 6se
81 Orig. 100 Motehins Breed
end Butter PIotes, Sin. soc
ls Orig. LIS Matching Indi-
vidusI saIed or Soup Bowls, 6se
IS Orig. las Matching Tea
Cups and Saueers, eooh-79e
zs Orig. $50 Matching Large
SeIed Bowls Is-----l.2s
China and Glassware,
TIL Floor, The Hecht Co.
Silverwore Chests
4 Orig. 1000 HeIIowese Chests,
scratched ---7.S0
/ Orig. $50 Dirilyte Chest, tor
nish-proof lining, scratched, 3.s9
I Orig. 7.5o Rogers Chest.
scratched -3.99
I Orig. 100 serviee-for-lz
Chest. with drower. damaged,
! Orig. 100 Holmes g Edwords
Chest, scratched ---3.99
z Orig. 7.5o DiriIyts Chests.
scratched 3.99
! Orig. 500 Rogers Chest.
scratched ----3.99
SiIverwore
! Orig. 6.s8 Teapot with raised
handle, dented- 4.79
! Orig. $50 Sterling Jisser
dented -----3.59
ls Orig. 1882 Sterling creomers
end Sugars, some dented, each,
4.ss
Orig. lz.s5 Sterling seIt and
pepper. dented TIA pr.
I Orig. 1913 Sterling soIt and
Pepper. dented 9.54 pr.
4 Orig. 900 candlestieks, donn-
oeed---- 5.s4 pr.
I Orig. 7.5o Sterling Boby Cup,
dented 4.99
Prices include 2O% Federal fax
achere applicable.
Sluer, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
IS Yds. Orig. 1913
Royon Domosk

jacquard royon domosk
in wine. blue, rose. 4 .4o
Smart scroll pottern. 48-
in. wide.
IS Prs. Orig. 1898 Reody-Mode
Droperies. Gold coIored grounds.
w yds. Ione----7.e8 pr.
so Prs. Orig. 1913 Reody-Made
Homespun Droperies. Cross-bor
pottern in brown and ton on not
urol grounds. w yds. long,
6.ss pr.
se Orig. z.zs Soto Pillows. All
over fIoroI pottern. Oval shope.
Choice Of eolors s-$1
so Yds. Orig. 4.5s GoodoII Mo-
hoir. Wine, green, light green.
For slipcovers and droperies,
$50 yd.
so Yds. Orig. 2.2s sIipeover and
Dropery Fobrie. Matching striped
and forol potterns on white
grounds. 48 in. wide I.3s yd.
CpH0ISteft FG0ffcS,
6h Floor, The Hecht Co.
100 Prs. Orig. l.e5 to 3.eS
RuffIed and ToiIored
Curtoins
Short and long lengths. G.
Choice Of fobrics. Mostly v
one and two Of o. kind.
Some soied. All sold as is. pr.
200 ToiIored Mesh curtoins.
84-in. wide to the poir, 54, 50,
81 and oO-in. lengths. EeesheIl,
l.49 pr.
Curtains, 9Th Floor.
The Hecht CO.
Evening star., 1948-10-21

l42 Originally 2.98 and 3.e8
Collars and Vestees
Lush Ioees, crisp piques 4 40
and fine royon crepes.
High or V necklines-
81 Originally ZOO and 2.ss
Bows, Jobots, CoIIars, BIousettes,
Of royon shorkskin or cotton
pique. Eoch-----l 100
Neckwear, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1948-10-21
Traditional Sofos

! Orig. 1895 Club sefs. Grey
n1ohoir S6e
4 Orig. 1885 "Kroehler" Sofos.
Rust wool frieze
I Orig. 1898 Lawson Soto.
Blue wool frieze
I Orig. 1898 Lewson Soto.
Wine wool frieze
I Orig. 36s.95 Regency Soto.
Frinoed. Green mohoir--z z4s.S5
Sofas, 4th Floor, The Heehf Co.