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Evening star., 1948-05-30
Business, Professional Clubs


women's Tranie Association -, Tuesday.
e:45 pm Annapolis Hotel dinner
Pilot Ciub-Tuesday, 6:l5 pm. Burlins-
ton Hotel. business meeting.
soroptimist Club Of Prince Georges County
Tuesday evening, st. Andrews parlsn
hall, College Park, installation OF omcers'
Hotel. business meeting.
Community Clubs
Takoma Park Women: Club Tu.sdasi tuesday
spring luncheon; speaEer dl,s.oT MTs Hazet et
MMTfoscBg Mf55s gu0isr rhs se'ienS Tie of ' Rsdlo IN
Women's Club programs"
Marietta Park women's Club Tuesday,
7:3o pm, Kenwood Country iniI Ciuea nes,srI an
nual banquet and installation Oh omeers'
Petworth Woman's Club-Thursday. l p m :,
Speaker. Miss Hazel Nelson. High Time
to Awake"
Silver Spring Women's Club---Thursday. !
pm, Indian Spring Country Ciuo' an
nual luncheon.
Miscellaneous
League Of American Pen Women, District
Branch - Tomorrow, 3 pm, monthly
business meeting, installation OF omcers
LAPW. Alexandria Branch-Friday, pm
Collinswood, birthday party.
Phyllis Lyman Colony, National Society Of
New England Women-Tuesday, 12:30
pm. annual picnic with Mrs. Robert
E Holm, 100 Lexington drive, Silver
Spring.
Poetry Reading Society-Tuesday,. 3 pm,
with Mrs. H Lyle Campbell, 4246 War
rem street NV.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tuesday. 2 pm, North Star Union
with Mrs. BERTHE w Farmer, 520e Thir-
teenth street NV. Wednesday. am
Seyenth-Day Adventist Capitol Me-
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Installation Set

New ofiicers Of the st. Martins
Mothers Club will be installed at a
candlelight ceremony at 8:l5 pm.
Thursday at the clubhouse, 1919
North Capitol street.
Mrs. Paul A. Clemens will be in
stalled as president and other new
officers are Mrs. Arthur A. Kilburg,
vice president; Mrs. William ].
O'Brien, secretary: Mrs. James w.
Cecil, treasurer; Mrs. John B. Ship,
man, historian, and Mrs. Edwin E.
Bowling, sergeant at arms.
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Cbabin WCTU

Mrs. Matte J. Allen will be in
stalled as president of the Chapin
WCTU at a meeting to be held at
IL am. Wednesday at the Seventh
Day Adventist Capitol Memorial
Church, Fifth and F streets NV.
Mrs. Ethel M. Gregory will be in
stalled as first vice president and
other new officers are Mrs. Charles
Montgomery, second vice president;
Miss May H. Dickinson, third vice
president; Miss Anna Rees, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Maud
Banker, recording secretary, and
Miss Grace Kilmer, treasurer.
Evening star., 1948-05-30

Newly elected officers OF two cnap'
ters of the Daughters Of the Ameri'
can Revolution will be feted at spe-
cial parties this week.
Meanwhile a number Of the OAR
chapters are announcing. the re-
suits Of their spring election meet
ings. -,
Mrs. william W. Kendrick will
honor new officers of Constitution
Chapter on Wednesday when she
will entertain at a luncheon and
cruise down the Potomac on the
Kendrick yacht, the Vallejo II.
Mrs. George A. Cook has been
elected regent of Constitution Chap
ter. while other new officers are
Mrs. Thelma Lee Caylor. vice reg
ent: Mrs. Robert H. Mcneil, chap
lain: Mrs. Douglas B. Horne, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Rags
dale Kelly, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. L. N. Seward, treasurer; Mrs
Ernest Barkstill Jones, registrar
Mrs. Kendrick, historian; Mrs. OH
yer G. Miller, librarian. and Mrs
Allen Robert Wrenn. delegate.
The Continental Danes Chapter
will honor It's newly elected Officers
at its annual spring luncheon to
be held at 1890 pm. Tuesday al
the home of Mrs. Joseph B. Paul In
Bethesda. The affair is planned as
a garden fete.
Mrs. Norment D. Hawkins Is the
new regent Of the chapter and other
officers include Mrs. Jefferson B
Cralle, vice regent; Mrs. Thomas E
Jewett, chaplain; Mrs. Thomas
Franklin Foltz, recording secretary;
Mrs. Ward T.. Mixsell, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Taylor o. Tim.
berlake, treasurer: Miss Imogene
Philibert, registrar; Mrs. Harry M
Howard, historian; Mrs. Frank 1
Gibbons, librarian, and Mrs. Joseph
B. Paul, delegate.
A highlight Of the meeting will
be the presentation Of silver salver
to the OAR Chapter House by Mrs
Paul who is the retiring regent
The gift will be in honor of Mrs
Mixsell, a charter member and q
trustee of the Chapter House Corp.
Mrs. Virginia Heckert Lambert
was named regent Of the Frances
Scott Chapter at recent meeting
Other new officers of the chapter
are Mrs. C. F. Rudolph, vice regent;
Mrs. George Mcclellan Pierce, chap
lain; Mrs. Roscoe Reeves, recording
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Convent AInmznae
Plan Dinner

The Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent Alumnae Association will have
its annual dinner at 7:30 pm. We'd
nesday at the Chevy Chase Club
and the sisters of the convent will
entertain at luncheon on the fol-
lowing day at the convent.
Mrs. Walter Travis, L-~tident OF
the New York chapter Of the asso-
citation, will be the toastmistress at
the luncheon on Thursday. Mrs
Harry L. Rust III, 4514 Connecticut
avenue NV, Is in charge Of reserva-
tions for both gatherings.
Evening star., 1948-05-30

COntr1DutlOn. Sne 1OunQ the AIlSWeT
in her needlework and in eight or
nine months had raised 1886. This
has been turned over to the new
hospital fund for use in furnishing
q room.
Mrs. Pike says she sold her work
'by the grapevine" Some OF her
friends bought the first articles she
made, then told their own friends
about them. These, in turn. put in
orders and the project mushroomed
in no time.
She originally had planned to
have q bazaar for the sale Of her
work but she was kept so busy filling
requests for shopping bags, dolls
pot holders, soap holders, dust cloths
and other articles that she had to
abandon the idea.
One of her most ingenious articles
is "collapsible shopping bag" made
OF knotted cotton. At the base OF
the bag is a round, crocheted pouch,
about the size of a compact. When
not In use, the rest Of the bag can be
slipped inso the pouch which is
small enough to be tucked into Al
most any pocketbook.
The whole effect is something like
pulling a rabbit out Of hat, and
the shopper equipped with this bit
of magic" Is always prepared to
take care OF unexpected bundles.
Almost as popular as Mrs. Pixies
shopping bags are her dolls. She
makes them out of mems white
socks and stuffs them with cotton.
Her glamorized dust cloths are
bound to take the dreariness out
OF housework. Made Of cheese cloth,
they have gay borders Of cotton
prints.
Crocheted dolls, sewing kits. soap
bags and dish cloths are among her
other specialties.
In addition to her work for Chill
dren's Hospital, Mrs. Pike has been
active in the Ladies Oriental Shrine
whose most important project IS
sewing for the Shriner's crippled
children's hospitals. She has been
made q Voluntary Permanent Sub
scriper for her cash contributions to
the hospitals
Mrs. Pike has still other volunteer
nroiects to her credit. She works
one and a half days a week on sur
gical dressings for the Red Cross
and during the war devoted three
days a week to that work. She
was on duty every Sunday for two
wears at the Stage Door Canteen.
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Folk Festival

A folk festival has been planned
for the meeting Of the Washington
Story League to be held at pm.
Saturday at the YWCA. Members
of the Arlington Methodist Church
will present folk dances and story
tellers will be Miss Vivien King,
Miss Isabelle Buckingham. Miss
Maidy Campbell and. Otis B. Nor
risette. Lee Owens will be the vocal
list, accompanied by Mrs. Rea VIM
tiers, and Mrs. G. c. De Wild will
rive piano selections.
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Community Gibbs announce
Plans for Amnual Meetings
Star Stat Photo.

pm. Thursday at the Indian
Spring Country Club.
The program will include present.
alton of two scenes from Sheri-
dams school for Scandal" by
members Of the Washington Read
ers' Club; piano selections by Helen
Campbell Williams and vocal solos
by Mrs. r. j. Slowie.
Mrs. Richard @. Palmer, hospi-
tality chairman, Is In charge Of
reservations.
A traditional picnic lunch will be
a feature OF the annual business
meeting Of the Woman's Club Of
Kensington, to be held on Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Robert L.
Lewis. Mrs. Lewis will be assisted
by Mrs. Joseph Baker, Mrs. George
Landick and Mrs. Stealey Elms.
The meeting will include reports
and the election of q Membership
Committee and historian. All other
officers will serve for another term.
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TOint Meeting

The Zena Greenberg Chapter OF
Deborah Sanatorium and the re-
Gently organized mems chapter will
hold a joint meeting at $50 pm
Tuesday at the Hamilton Hotel.
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Collapsible Shopping Bags Featured d
Won1an's Hobby Raises Funds
For New Cbildren's Hospital
Bv Frances Kuhn

shopping stocking dolls
furnish at the
ChldrenS Hospital.
place Me- has two hobbies; one
helping When the Tor
hospital revealed Mrs Pike wanted to make
Evening star., 1948-05-30

The annual luncheon Of the Pet
worth Woman's Club will be held
at pm. Thursday at the Kennedy
Warren Hotel. Miss Hazel Nelson
will speak on High Time to Awake"
and q musical program, arranged
by Mrs. Frederick v. Brown, will
feature Mrs. Malcolm G. Scates,
soprano soloist. Miss Katherine
Audia will present = group Of ac-
cordian selections.
Mrs. o. H. Nelson is general chair
man for the luncheon.
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The Silver Spring Woman's Club
will hold its annual luncheon at
Evening star., 1948-05-30

Hazel Markell, director Of public
relations for WTOP-CBS, will speak
on "The Use Of Radio in Women's
Club Programs" at the annual
spring meeting Of the Takoma Park
Women's Club to be held at 1890
pm. Tuesday at Normandy Farms.
In addition to Mrs. Markets talk,
q comedy skit will be presented by
the members Of the drama depart
nent and Mrs. Irwin L. Clark will
present a musical program.
Mrs. Angus A. Lanlond will pre-
side at the meeting. Mrs. Louis
Burnett is the program chairman.
Evening star., 1948-05-30

Mrs. J. G. Osborne, retiring presi-
dent Of the Marietta Park Women's
Club, will be the honor guest at the
annual banquet Of the club to be
given at 7:30 pm. Tuesday at the
Kenwood Country Club.
Mrs. Harry De Lung will be in
stalled as the new president of the
club and others to take office are
Mrs. Allen B. Harrison. first vice
president; Mrs. Oliver P. Hazard,
second vice president; Mrs. A. G.
Black. recording secretary; Mrs.
Ross g. Tracie, corresponding secre-
tary, and Mrs. E. J. Hickey, Gus
todian.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
Luoqoae Clearance!

Luggage Clearance!
Slightly domoeed. incorrectly
monoerommed, or shopworn.
4 Orig. 5.e4 Ledies' vsnity
coses with mirror; washable in
side and out -------------3 IS
$ Orig. S2l Brown canves Pull
ran coses, 26" size ---$e
I Orig. S2l Ladies' White Row
tex Train case ---- -. $IZ
! Orig. $50 Moroen Pullman
cs.e, Is" size, rownide bound.
$2I
I oris. 1880 Ledies' shert-Trip
vonity Overnight cose so
3 oria. ST to 1850 PuIImen
csses, 2e" size ---$l5 70 $50
I Orig. $42 Lodies' Hot and Shoe
: or;s. S7i Lodi..' Weekend
csses, q" size ----.-$s
I Orig. $50 Lodiss' Ws'drebs
cese with 4 hangers ------$1S
l Orig. ST Two suits'. "a"
! oris. So Ru.set cowhids
Mems Weekend cese. n" size.
$36
Orig. $50 AlIisotor e'ein Cow
hide Ladies' Weekend csse.
81" size ze--$15
/ ORIG. ST Groy Tweed cenves
rs" PuIImon cose - --$!S
I Orig. $z4 Monks Cloth Week
end Case, Lodies' ----$l5
| Orig. $z4 PuIImen cese,
Fobricord over Plywood ----$lz
I Orig. $s4 Ladies' Rewhids
Wardrobe cose -------$5o
I Orig. 47.5o Ladies WsrdFobs
cese, Nationally known moke.
I oris. SIS Ladies Trsin Case,
Z oris. $50 Ladies' wsrdrebs
Casss with hangers -------3IZ
s or;s. $50 Amslis Esrhst
Cssss, Il" size, foetoV imper-
fects ts---------3IS
All Prices include Tox. Your
Monogram Without Choroe.
Use the Direct 7fk Street
Entrance to The Hseh Co,
Lssssss ~.
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Girls Wear

8 Originally 1926 to 22.s5
Girls coots, Suits and cepes.
all wool; broken colors and styles,
900
Is or;sinoIIy 5.ss Girls Dresses
Of print royon; also few ploin
coIors; broken sizes 7 to II, 3.79
Is Originally 4.ss Girls Reyen
Dresses, wanted styles; broken
sizes 7 to l2-------2.79
IS Originally 3.ss Girls Cotton
Dresses, broken sizes; O roinbow
Of coIors to choose from; sizes ]
to II in group Z.7S
10 Originally 1899 Girls Pre-
Teen" Dresses, broken sizes 10
to IA; dressy or cosuoI styles,
e.7s
IS Originally l.ss to 7.zs Girls
White Cotton snd Reyon Check
btouses i.I.
80 Originally l.s5 TO 2.s5 Girls
1ooeo Wool Felt Hats, assorted
styles and coIors- 90
S Originally 2.s5 Girls Pouch
Hsndbsss, drowstrino style l.2s
ttox incIuded)
II Originally I.ss Girls Cotton
"cestisens." broken sizes -I.4s
Girls Shop, Second Floor,
The Hseht Co, Wsshis2tos
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Modern Occasional
Furniture

z ORIG. 1895 Modern End To-
bIes. Blond finished hardwood,
14.s5
3 Orig. 1875 ceektoiI TobIes.
Walnut veneers and hardwood,
; Orig. 34.s5 and 1895 End
and Lamp TobIes. Lined ook
and beoched mahogany veneers
and hardwood ----19.95
! Orig. 1895 Cocktail Iob!e.
Oak ---24.95
z Orig. 1895 and 6s.s5 Modern
oeeosionoI Pieces. Lined oak
bookcase. Extension dropIeof
tobIe Ie--39.95
4 ORIG. 1898 Modern cobinets.
2-door style. Lined ook--79.95
Z Orig. 1895 Modern Desks.
SIver-grey mahogany veneers
and hardwood d-----l19.s5
z Orig. I5s.s5 and 1895 Mod
srn oeeosionoI Pieces. Lined
oak cabinet with 3 doors. Gre
demo- in bIeoohed mahogany We
neers and hardwood ----129.sS
Modern Occasional Furniture,
Fomfh Floor, The Heeht Co.
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Traditional Living
Room Furniture

z Orig. 1895 Occasional
choirs. Light green royon velvet,
1895
5 Orig. 1895 Attached Pillow
Back Chairs. Blue, grey green.
I Orig. los.s5 Tufted oeeo-
sionoI Choir. Grey royon velvet,
1895
z Orig. 1895 Fon choir..
Beige cotton tapestry, red royon
velvet outsides --99.95
! Orig. 1895 Club Choir.
Grey royon brocoteIIe --ss.s5
5 Orig. 1895 BorreI = back
choirs. Beige cotton topestry,
; Orig. 1895 Lowson choirs.
Sooe cotton Tapestry ----9e.95
z Orig. 1925 Attached Pillow
Back Chairs. Woodrose royon
velvet vet---lI9.95
] Orig. 1926 Attoehed Pillow
Beck Choir. Red royon domosk,
15e.e5
9 Orig. 1895 70 1895 oeee-
sionoI Chairs. Blue, rose, green,
10 Orig. 1895 and 1926 choirs.
knuckIe arm and occasional
chairs. Green, blue. rose cotton
tapestry in eroup----28.S8
1Ioris. 26.s5 oeeosionoI Chairs.
Sold, green, rose royon domosk,
1895
3 Orig. 1875 Cricket choirs.
Blue and rose cotton crash, s.95
"a Orig. 1895 Windsor cheirs.
Gloucester maple finished hord-
70 Orig. 1926 to es.s5 cheirs.
Barrel backs and wing. Peoch,
beige cotton topestry----3 1895
4 Orig. 1895 Choir. or Open
Back oeeosionoI choirs, blue cot
ton topestry. green-ond-eold
royon velvet
5 Orig. 1895 Club chairs. Wine
royon brocotelIe e$55
zoris. loe.s5 PiIIow-boek sofos.
Rose. Gloucester maple --69.s5
! Orig. 14e.e5 chippendoIs
Soto. Beige cotton tapestry, 1895
I Orig. 1885 Tufted-orm
Regency Soto. Red royon domosk,
"a Orig. 1885 to 1895
Sofas and Loveseats. Tufted
loveseot in chortreuse royon vel
vet. Lawson sofa in soee cotton
topestry --199.95
3 Orig. 35s.s5 and 37s.s5
.Sofes. Kidney, Reeeneys and
tufted-orm styles in rose, mouve,
green royon broeotelIe 1898
4 Orig. 1898 overstuffed
Sofos -----$8S
z Orig. 1895 Boudoir chaises.
Green checked soteen with plain
green outsides 1926
! Orig. 1895 Boudoir Loveseot.
Green checked soteen with plain
green outsides -49.95
II Orig. 1895 and 54.s5 Bou-
doir Chairs. Victoria, loose pill
Iow-bock and BoIlerino chairs.
Green checked soteen, ploin
green outsides -39.95
z Orig. 1895 Sweetheart Chairs.
Green checked soteen, plain
green outsides --34.95
Z Orig. 1895 and 54.e5 Chairs.
Borrel-boek, loose piIIow-bock
1895
4 Orig. 1895 chairs. Victorion
choir in blue royon multicord.
Sweetheart chair in blue rombIer-
rose pattern with plain blue out
sides ----19.95
I Orig. 1895 ottoman. French
blue stripe -------S5
Living Room Furniture,
Fourth Floor, The Heeht Co.
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Bedroom Furniture

1oris. 5000 and I34.oo Chests.
mopIe or cordovon mahogany We
neers and hardwood d-----es.s5
Z Orig. 10000 Chests. bleoehed
birch rch-79.95
z Orig. $500 venity Boses, grey
oak k----l9.95
! Orig. 5000 MopIs vanity,
1895
! Orig. 1895 Dressing TabIe ond
Mirror, maple pIe------39.95
3 Orig. 10000 to $4,000 voni-
ties, eordovon mahogany or vol
nut veneers and hardwood. 69.9e
! ORIG. l35.oo Vanity. mohoe-
any veneers and hardwood, 1895
! Orig. 10000 vonity. eordo-
van mahogany veneers and hord-
wood d-------------99.95
) oris. $500 70 1895 Double
Beds, light oak; oordovon or
bIeoched mahogany veneers and
hardwood ------19.95
l ORIG. 1880 Double Bed. dusty
walnut veneers and hord dwood,
~ 4s.ss
3 Orig. 54.s5 to 1875 Twin
Beds, eordovon or bIeoohed mo-
hooony or walnut veneers ond
hardwood --29.95
I Orig. 1913 Night TsbIs, grey
ook s.s5
Bedroom Furniture.
Fourth Floor, The Heeht Co.
IS Orig. 4.s5
Bed Boards
2.49
Hall price for This nationally
famous make! Scored from
handling which won't OBJECT
usefulness. For single beds.
rs Orig. 5.s5 Bed Boards, os
above, for "a beds ds------2.ss
II Orig. $50 Double Roo,ters.
heavy aouoe aluminium, dom
oaed --------l Ito
8 oris. sse Mop Sticks, hold mop
heed or scrubbina eIoth----2se
II Orig. 7.5o Hose Reels, metoL
holds l5o-ft. hose
Homswares, It'll Floor,
The Hseh Co.
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IS Originally 5.e5 to 1875
Teen Shoes
4.64

Fomous make Of Teen Shoes
in brown and white or block and
white. Broken sizes 4 to 9.
81 Originally z.s5 Boys Fameus
keme Shoes, loee-to-toe high
tennis shoes; brown only; sizes 5,
5X2 and 6-----------l.9
SO Orig. $50 Big Boys" Famous
Make Low White Tennis oxfords,
I.94
II Originally s.s5 Teen Famous
Nome cesuei Shoes. broken sizes
Is Originally 7.95 Teen Famous
Nome SoddIe oxfords, black and
white; sizes 4 to o----4.64
Teens and Boys Shoes,
Second Floor, The HeeM Co.,
Kashisstox
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S-Orig. 1895
oeeasionol Chairs
1888

Armless occasional choirs
in eroy, rose or ehortreuse
modern cotton topestY.
! Orig. 1895 End Sofa
Section. Beige chenille,
1895
z Orig. 1895 seetionaI
Soto Pieces. Red cotton
Tapestry 1895
Z Orig. 5e.s5 Modern
Barrel Back Chairs. Red
or beige cotton topestry,
! Orig. 1895 Cotton
Tapestry Lounge Choir.
Brown; sold os is&- 69.95
I Orig. 1895 Modern
z-pe. Living Room Suite.
Chortreuse nohoir, 1895
! Orig. 1898 Arm
choir. Magenta cotton
Tapestry --------7S.So
! Orig. 1895 Modern
Lounge Choir. 0roy cot
ton topesty--- --99.95
Z Orig. l49.95 Three
Pc. Sectional Sofos. Red
self-potterned cotton top
estry SS.So
7 Orig. 1895 Modern
Arm choirs. Red or tur-
quoise cotton tapestry,
1926
Modern Lipims Room
Furniture, Fourth Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
157 Orig. ST
Fomous Make Ties
3 for ST

Hond-toiIored neckties by fo-
nous maker. Maroon and blue
popIin, q popular summer neektie.
s6 Orig. 4.95 Mems Famous
Make Pojomos. Fine cotton
coIorfost twill in blue or wine oil
over potterns. Perfectly tailored
with Upper closure. Notch collar
coot style, elastic woistbond.
Is ORIG. zoe to Its Femeus
Meks Cotton ssisfs for men,
mussed from handling. In broken
sizes ------------------oSe
IS Orig. $50 Soft Pisstsd Froat
Shirts; chonbroys and white-on-
white broodcioth. with tab collors.
White fronts and cuffs. solid col
3 Orig. 3.s5 Solid Color Oxford
Fobrie Shirts with white collors
ond cuffs s-----------I.ZS
s ORIG. $50 Genuine Lssshs'
ciaerstte cssss for full pack:
With Upper er-----------i.4>
9 or;s $40 end SIS Fsmeus
Msks Imported Driss Pipes. junn-
bo size and oIuminum stemmsd
pipes Aith brior bowls ----4.95
Mes's Fsysishisss, Street Floor,
The Hsekt CesWsskisSfss
Evening star., 1948-05-20

Is Originally l6.e5 to $500
Teen FormoIs
7.95
Becouse Of broken sizes. they're
reduced 'woy down! There are
royon toffetos in black, and pos
tells . in several styles! Broken
sizes.
5 Originally 7.s5 Block Reyon
Skirts, broken sizes --~- 2.99
100 Originally 100 to 2.s5 Nov
city JeweIry. pins, necklaces.
bracelets and borettes (tox in
cIuded) -12e each
s orisinoIIy 1895 Peppers. oil
wool; broken eoIors and sizes.
$ Originally 1925 cepes. oil
wool; broken sizes and eoIors,
80 Originally 500 and s.s5 Wool
Skirts, broken sizes 10 to Is. 3.se
IS Originally 8.e5 Blouse -and-
Pettieoot Combinations, white
only. Sizes 10 to l6----5.99
Teen Circle, Second Floor.
The Heeht Co., Washington
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Summer Furniture

! Orig. 1900 Rotton Soto. in
nersprine cushions. floral COTTON
upholstery. floor sompIe- -es.s5
I Orig. 1875 City Reed TebIs,
natural finish, floor sompIe. e.s9
I Orig. l4.95 NoturaI Round
3 Orig. 47.5o Rotton Armehoir,
innersprine cushion, blue florol
cotton upholstery -------3z.s5
I Orig. 1875 Wrought Iron
Lamp TobIe. Pompeion green,
1899
I Orig. 1900 Wrought Iron
Lamp TobIe, white, loxlo, h.9s
Summer Furniture, 3rd Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Traditional Occasional
Furniture

I Orig. 1895 DropIeef TobIe.
Single Pedestal Style. Opens to
seat 8. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood ----39.95
! Orig. 1895 Gote-Les TobIe.
Apartment size. Scots s. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood,
1895
I Orig. 5s.s5 DropIeof TobIe.
Mahogany veneers and hard
wood. Floor sample. Sold os is,
54.s5
s Orig. 1925 to 74.s5 Deco
sionoI TobIes. Cocktail, lamp and
Sitter tobIes in group. Mahogany
veneers and hardwood. Floor
samples. Sold as is is--9.95
I Orig. 44.95 All Mehosony
CoektoiI TobIe. Floor somple.
Sold as is ---19.95
Z Orig. 1925 Solid Rock Maple
Mosozine Rocks --l4.95
z Orig. 1895 Three-Tier Step
TobIes. GoId-tooIed leather top.
Mahogany veneers and hord-
3 Orig. 5s.s5 and es.e5 TobIes.
z all mahogany lamp tobIes with
ooId-tooIed red leather top. oil
mahogany dropIeof cocktail table
with drawer. Floor sompIe. Sold
! Orig. es.e5 Fully Equipped
ceIIorette. Mahogany veneers
and hardwood. Floor sompIe. Sold
! Orig. 74.e5 End Bookcase.
Can oIso be used as curio shelf.
Maple finished hardwood 1875
I Orig. 1895 creden1o. Mirror
poneIs; drawer. Mahogany We
neers and hardwood 1895
I Orig. 5s.s5 Wall Console.
Duncan Phyfe style. Mahogany
veneers and hardwood. Sold as is,
1895
z Orig. 1895 Maple Chest
Desks --49.95
I Orig. 1895 credenzo. Desk
top, 3 drowers, grill sides. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood,
1895
I Orig. 1925 All Mahogany
Drum TobIe. 36-in. Red Ieother
top -79.95
| Orig. 1925 Nest Of TobIes.
Gold fooled brown leather top.
Mahogany veneers and hard
wood ---79.95
8 Orig. 1895 Lemp TobIes.
Gloucester maple finished hard
5 Orig. 1895 MopIe Bookcases.
z adjustable shelves ----- 9.95
z Orig. 12s.95 oetoson Drum
TobIes. Leather top. 36-in. Mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood,
1888
3 Orig. 44.s5 All Mehosony
cemmode End Teble. Serpentine
fronts. z drawers. Mounted on
costers ers--24.95
Occasional Furniture
Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.