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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
Local Grange Men Studying eva
Endorsed by f arlners and Labor

lated extensive plans for Column
pla basin development. The pro-
posals are overlapping and in
some cases contradictory. Their
preparation has involved much
duplication of effort. It is such
lack OF coordination that David
son hopes to eliminate by legis-
lation for eva. .
AT Portland last weekend, lead
ers OF II Pacific Northwest farm
er-labor organizations, which re-
present more than 100000 men,
bers, announced that they would
back a campaign to explain the
eva to every Northwest resi-
dent"
After Evan M. ed Weston,
Washington federation Of labor
president, warned that reaction
aries and the giant private utility
combines viii spend big money
to best eva" the conference vot-
ed to levy two cents per capita
tax on its members to support
the fight for eva.
What amounts to the first farm
er-labor coalition in Pacific
Northwest history includes the
Oregon and Washington c. I. O.,
the Washington and Oregon State
Oranges, the Washington, Oregon
and Idaho declarations Of labor,
the International Woodworllers Of
America (CI.O9. and the farm
er's unions Of Idaho, Oregon and
Montana.
Henry p. Christensen, Seattle,
and Morton Tompkins, Portland,
Washington and Oregon grange
masters, joined Ronald Jones,
Oregon farmers union president;
James T. MARI, Oregon fedora
ton of labor secretary; Roy w.
Atkinson, c. /. o. regional direct
or and Weston in issuing a joint
statement which said:
"This is our answer to- the
claim made by the private power
lobby in Washington, D. c., that
the people of the Pacific North
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
Exu1m in State Mdnuul
For Teachers Murch S

Miss Lillian Wise, county scnool
superintendent, said this week an
examination in state manual will
be held for Benton county teach
ers, in the office Of the county
superintendent of schools at Pros
ser on March S from 8 to ! pm.
The amount Of funds appor-
toned to the school districts in
Benton county totals sos, 1853.
Amount to each district: Prosser.
$l4,O25; Ke n n ewick, $50, 294;
Whitstran, 1919; Patterson, $49l;
Kiona-B Benton, $4,259; Riverview,
$2,817; Richland, $46,630.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
Ed Duvis Is New Locul
Mnn0oer Lee & Eustes

Appointment Of Ed Davis as
manager Of the Lee & Eastes Mo-
tor Freight Terminal here has
Just been announced. He will re-
place Ben Maynard who has re-
Gently gone into the transfer bust
ness. 80.
Davis has had many years in
the motor freight business, hav-
ing worked for a number Of COM
panies before joining the Navy
in World War II. Since the Wal
he has been with Lee & Eastes in
Yakima serving as claim agent
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis ano
their two children, Linda 8, and
Stephen 8, are now residing al
2106 Benton Road, Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24

Officials and members OF the
local Grange organizations have
been studying provisions of the
eva and arguments for it and
against, following action taken by
farm and labor groups at meet
ing in Portland last weekend.
M. G.. Clark of Kennewick, Po-
mona Master, said many members
were interested in as much To-
cal control as possible but that
they. recognized arguments in IA
vor Of an authority for the total
project such as would be Great
ed under the eva.
Persons in favor of the eva
here have commended that con-
siderable misintor1nation has been
spread regarding the eva. They
say that opponents charge that
the eva would take the u. S.
Engineers and the Bureau Of Re-
clamation out Of the dam and
power development program.
whereas the fact Is that they will
remain and perform about the
same work as If no eva were
created. They quote from q state
ment by c. Girard Davidson. as
sistant secretary Of the interior.
who Is playing major role in
drafting the eva bill and who
is one Of the administrators best
informed experts on northwest
development.
Davidson said: 1.-THE eva bill
will be primarily just mechan-
ism for better operation Of exist
ing agencies in the region. It will
put all agencies together so we
will have one coordinated au-
thority."
The agencies to which he re-
ferred are those federal agencies
which now operate, for the most
part, independently in the Column
bia river region. For example,
both the United States Army
Corps of Engineers and the Bu-
reau of Reclamation Of the De-
partment Of Interior have formu-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
TALK DRAINAGE

A committee of Earl BROKER,
T. "A. Morton, and II. j. Barrett
called on the county commission
ers this week relative to drainage
problems arising in the area of
the new development at the west
end of the Fallon bridge over the
Yakima between Richland and
Benton City.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Second and Auburn. p. J. Luv-
aas, Minister. Res. GOA Kenne-
wick avenue. Sunday school GAS
am, Morning Service l1:O0 am.
Luther League meeting 700 pm.
Confirmation classes Saturday
, mornings. Junior choir Saturday
morning. Senior choir Thursday
500 pm. Il
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
3rd and Benton. M. C.. Kauth.
pastor. M. S. Pohl and Miss Leona
Huss, teachers. Divine Worship
every Sunday at IL am. Sunday
school and Adult Bible class at
10 am. Walther League every
Wednesdayat pm. Adult Men,
bership classes Mondays and
Thursdays. 8 pm. Choir rehear-
sal every Thursday 500 pm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
ST. PAUL EPISCOPAL

6l7 Avenue A. Rev. Nelson II.
Atkinson. Services Sunday 1000
am. Sunday school ll:l5 am.
Holy communion first Sunday
each month 10 am.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
FINLEY-HovEH
COMMUNITY

Rev. Pierce Roberts Finley
Sun. Sch. 10. am. Services II a.
m. Youth. 6:30 pm. Services
7:8o pm. Wed. Scouts 7:15 at
School. Choir 7:30 and Prayer
II am. Service 1000 am.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
FIRST CHRISTIAN

3rd and Washington. Rev. E.
c. Hawkins. Sunday School Gas
am. Morning worship 1920 am.
Meeting temporarily at the Ben
ton theatre.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
FIRST MrHonfaf

Kenn. Ave, at Dayton. Rev.
John b. Coan. S. S. 9:4S am,
Services. 1880 Am. Youth Eel.
lowship, Jr. HI 500, Seniors $50.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
CHURCH OF GOD

It'll and Gum. Rev. c. d. Hook.
e. Sunday School 10 am, Serv.
Ice IL am. and 7:30 pm. n,
A. Tomlison, General Overseer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
1|3!{(6}3!E3Sl

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
LIST and Everett. Rev. ]. N. Tin
sley. Sunday School Gas. Services
Youth $50 p. m. Mid-weelk, Wed
nesday at 7:30 p. m.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
FIRST BAPTISr

First and Washington. Stanley
Hunt pastor. Sunday school 9:4S
am. Services ,ll:00 q. m.
and 500 pm. Young peoples 1t
$50 pm. Mid-week Prayer and
Bible Hour, Wednesday 7:30 pm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-24
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

A8SE1406Y O1 GOD
102 Kennewick avenue. Rev E.
James Cornwall Sunday school
Gas. Services 1900 am. and 7:4S
pm. Youth, Tuesdays 7:4S pm.
Prayer meeting 7:45 pm. Thurs.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
HOMEWARES

- Orig. $40 Suit Boss. plostie,
45-in. long, zip closure e---2.Ss
50 Orig. 5se Goodyear Rubber
Beth Mots, bathroom eolors, sec
onds s------l9e
10 oris. l.zs Gloss Shelves with
metol brackets ----------69e'
8 Orig. l.zs Bathroom Mi're.s.
wood frames - 4Se
II Orig. 100 MouIi Food Groters.
used in demonstration soc
80 Orig. l.Sz zeen Dry c'eener
gallon ese
II Orig. ese Endure Rug and
Upholstery shompoo, holf-eol.,
IS Orig. 1.es Endure, eoI., l.2s
40 Orig. l.e9 Endure seIf-Pol-
ishisg Wox, v eol. - 89e
50 Orig. 75e Endure creom Pol
II Orig. LIS Endure creom
9 Orig. 1898 Sandwich Toosters,
olumnum, use over flame ese
s Orig. l.s5 Waste Baskets, florol
design ------------ SSe
s Orig. 1.95 Kitchen Waste Bos-
kets, os oSe
IA Orig. 49c Metoi Woste Bos-
ket----2 for 49e
Housewares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
3 u Originally $3.50
Students Overcoots
=. 1000 ~ -.

Students Fleece OvereootS prop
erly fobeled os to wool content;
broken sizes "a to 80.
10 Originally 3e Ah-wooi STU
dents Suits; broken sizes 20 40 70
II. Originally zI.oo Students
AIl-WooI Sport ceots; sizes 50 10 70
AZ -----.-I Io.oo
! orisinoIIy 7z.so Boys Over,
eoots; properly labeled os to wool
content; broken sizes IS to , =. -
? o,;o;noIIy 1875 Boys AL
wool overeoats. tweed; sizes e no
q &C originally 1926 Boys Finger
Tip Coots. lobeIed as to WOOL
content; broken sizes "a to IL, =.
: o,;ainolIy 1895 Boys An-wooI
jr. overeoots, tweed; broken sizes s les
6 to lO-----.io io.vo
II Originally 1895 Beys' Hood,
ed Maekinows, properly lobe'ed
as to WOOL content; sizes 8 to 10
husky -- o.oo
) Originally 1925 Boys Hooded
Moekinows, properly lo0e'eo os
to wool content; size 8 only, 500
7 Originally z.ss Rain Sets;
80. n,hhe,;zed. broken sizes q
to IA ------ 30
Boys' Clothing, End Floor, the
Hecht Co., washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Infonts' Wear

II Originally I.59 Cotton Creep
srs, embroidered, blue with white
collars, size 6 months, yeor,
sSe
~ Originally soc to 6se 6oby
Psntiss, woter repeIIent, broken
sizes small to large e----- z5e
So Originally 100 to 10 Boby
Panties water repellent, white
only, broken sizes small to large,
5Se
Infants Wear, End Floor.
The Hecht Company.
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
LAMP SHADES

Is Orig. Ie.s5 Lemp Shades,
l7-in. size, for toble lamps.
With royon velvet trin----S.95
4 Orig. I6.95 Shades for Swing
Arm Lomps; l6-in. size. With
royon velvet trinn-----8.S5
4 Orig. 1875 shodes for Floor
Lomps; le-in. size. With royon
velvet trim e:ss
Z Orig. l4.s5 oveI-shoped IT.
In. Lamp Shades. Navy trim,
"a Orig. 5.s5 Shades for Swing
Arm Bridge Lomps; l4-in. SIZE:
ie ORC. SIS shodes for TebIs
Lomps; II, IS, lo-in. sizes:
Green trim --.--3 3.So
u Orig. 5.s5 Shades for Bridge
Lamps; l2-in. size. Green trim.
Z, oria. $50 Pure Silk Hand-
Sewn Shades. For bridge lonps.
7 ORIG. $50 BelI-Shoped l5-in:
shodes. For tobIe lomps .-o.so
! orie. $50 shedes for Swing
Arm Bridge Lamps; l4-in. SIZE:
30 Orig. $50 Shades for Down
Bridge Lomps. Green trim z.so
50 Orig. 5.e5 PIont-A Lamps:
Convert voses into Iomps --1.sa
Lamps, 5th Floor,
The Hecht Co.,
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Irish Linen Domosk
Cloths and Napkins

discontinued potterns.) !
10 Orig. I2.s5 Linen pomosk
Cloths. 7Ox86-in. 500
10 Doc. Orig. 1895 Linen
Domask Napkins. 22x22-in1
doz 9.s9
Cotton FiIet Lace Cloths
II Orig. $50 Cloths. 54x72-inz
II Orig. z.ss Cloths. eoxso-in.
2.36
- Orig. $50 Cloths. 72x9o-in.,
z.ee
Linens, 5th Floor, I
The Hecht Co.
no Originally l.es j
Teens Berets
100 Il
Teens wool berets with crown
ornaments. They come in Kelly
brown, navy, red, black and
grey. j
IS Originally s.ss Leopard
steneiIed Fabrie Weskit, button
front, broken sizes 10 to Is, {
i.zS
y Originally 4.ss Am-WooI
Jersey BIouses, black ----1.z9
The Teen Circle, 21,d Floor,
The Hec11t Company,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Infonts' Wear

8 Originally 5.e5 cuddle Nests.
"quiItes, sotin, for corrIoee ond
outdoor wear, pink only 1888
IS Originally 500 Corduroy
crowIer Sets. for boy or girl, os-
sorted ooIors, size 4.S8
IT Originally 2.ss Corduroy
crowIers ,snop crotch, pink only,
sizes ! and 3 ---- Z.48
II Originally l.9s Toys, wosh-
ls Originally I.ss crowIers, cot
ton oxford cloth, embroidered
10 Originally 5.75 Baby Shoes.
white, size 2i7 only -----z.oo
8 Originally 3.s5 Wrappers, wof-
file weave, sotin trim Z.56
Infants Wear, End Floor,
The Hecht Company,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Household Paints

4s Orig. 6.45 GIidden Rock Spor
varnish, for inside or outside use
on floors, woodwork, linoIeum,
boots, eol. ~ - - Z.99
1S Orig. SIS Outside White
House Paint, con be tinted, eol.,
50 Orig. I.ss Porch and Deck
Paint, for wood, cement, limo
Ieum, 5 coIors. at. loo
36 Orig. 3.2s Red Roof Paint,
for metal. composition, also con
be used on rough wood or brick,
ooI. .-2.29
Paints, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Clearance! Bedspreods
Droperies, Vonity Skirts

Mostly one ond-two-of-o-kind.
Some floor samples. Some soiIed.
! All drostieoIIy reduced for quick
clearance.
g Orig. l.ss Pillow shams. Blue,
brown, grey, gold d---------sse
3 Orig. 6.ss Venity Skirts. Brown
,ond-white checked einohom,
e ORIG. 7.ss Priseilia oroperies.
.Brown-ond-white checked eIne-
ham ----------- Z.So P''
q ORD. 7.ss properies. 500
linen, 1920 cotton. Blue trimmed
with rose, pa yds. long, 2.ss pr.
1zo ORIG. 4.es Vanity Skirts. 500
linen, 4ooo cotton. Sold, grey.
blue, brown ------------@.S>
i Or. Orig. 1895 Blue chintz
2.e5
2 oris. s.s5 ssersueker Drop
.sries, ga yds. long e-------5.s5
3 Orig. 7.ss chintz swoss. 2 in
forest green, ! in gold -----s s.s5
;s Orig. s.s5 Au-White Cotton
Dust RuffIe. Twin size, ,soiIed
10 Orig. sos Botes properie::
Discontinued pottern 4.So
go Orig. s.ss White Chenille
Spreads with multi-eolor design:
Twin size -------e.so
q Orig. 1895 Embroidered
Spreads. Coverlette style with
ichortreuse skirt. Twin size, to.sS
Il ORIG. 1926 Embroidered Ruffle
:properies. Match above sPreods'
1895 pr.
4 Orig. 24.s5 Striped Rayon Tot
1eto spreeds. Rose and cherry
yed. Twin size ----lZ.So
a. Orig. le.ss "kosesoy" CO.
bineroft Spreods. Blue only. Dou-
.is size l2.e5
Spreads, 9Th Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Odds and Ends of Open Stock of
: Fine Chino
/: QUlLLA. PATRICIA ond
: LORETTA PATTERNS
43 Orig. 100 Dinner Plates s5e
Al Orig. l.zo soIod PIotes soc
AZ Orig. zoe Fruit Dishes.
.Bread-ond Butter PIotes --4oe
.3s Orig. l.so Soup Bowls 7se
IS Orig. 1865 Covered Cos
.seroles z1t4.So
IS Orig. e.7s Large Plafters
.Is Orig. 45e seueers --2se
z Orig. 500 Grovy Bowls 3.s5
a Orig. 2.e5 creomers --l.2s
"A Orig. 5.55 Sugar Bowls 2.2s
: SPRING GLORY PATTERN
ITO Orig. Its Dinner Plotes,
sCups ----------foe
z Orig. LIS Soup Bowls = soc
:lo Orig. s5e Fruit Dishes,
breed -and- Butter Plotss- ---35e
Il Orig. 75e Soueers ---z5e
/. G,ARDENlA PATTERN
:e Orig. l.so Dinner Piates 75e
:ze Orig. 75e Fruit Dishes,
Breed and Butter Plates --35e
rs Orig. 100 Soup PIotes soc
:lz Orig. soc soueers -----l5e
a ORIG. soc Cups s-Z5e
z Orig. $50 Vegetable Bowls,
LIS
tChind, 7th Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
$50 Originally $50
ChiIdren's SondoIs
100

Leather Sandals in white. A won-
derfuI touch 10 that new spring
outfit. Broken sizes 6R to 8
in c width.
so Originally 400 to $50 High
Shoes. white with semi-hord
soles; sizes 4 to 5R z.47
IS Originally $50 to 6.s5 Mary
Jone sondoIs and strops, white;
broken sizes wv to 3---3.88
Children's Shoes, End Floor.
The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Summer Furniture
H to u off

q Orig. 1859 Ann Choir. white
snomeI. green woven betting,
/ Orig. 1910 "Hondy AndyS
IobIe. Amber finish osh---l5.95
= Orig. $500 Rotton Desk, wheot
! Orig. $3.50 eIo.,-Top coettail
TabIe, lime finish---34.s5
y Orig. 5000 Lorse Ratten
Iobie, 34xoO ---45.oo
+: Summer Furniture, 3rd Floor.
. The Hecht Go.
GIeorunce Of Stationery
300 Originally LOO Orchid
.kotes, "a envelopes and notes by
:Norcross --- >-----5Se
i'll Originally 1873 s~aIes English
Synonyms ---SSe
:Iss Originally z5e Glue-tex,
:heovy glue ------l0e
$50 Originally 100 Pencil coses.
Zip top op---Ise
100 Originally 100 Stationery,
:Ietter size, plain and florol,
: Z for 100
200 Originally see Metal File
Index, 3x5 ----z9e
ZOO Originally 59e Metai Index
Files, 4x6 --29e
/ Stationery, Street Floor,
/: The Hecht Co..
I. Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
10 Originally 48.oO
z-Pieee Luggage Sets
24.OO res Included

There's just 10 Of these two
piece matched sets, consisting Of
q 2l-nch overnight eose and q
26-inch pullman cose. Canvas
covered on q sturdy pIywood
frame. Solid bross locks. Bound
with top-aroin cowhide. This is
O reoI buy! You save $24 on
each set. Monoeromine without
charge.
Luggage, Street Floor,
Washington .
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Mems Shoes

~ Originally 3.s5 to $50 Mems
leuther Slipper, opero style, hord
/ sond soft soles. Broken sizes 40
,37 Originally 8.95 TO 1925
aMsn's Famous Moke oxfords;
brown only, some suedes inctud-
ed. leother and rubber soles
ond heels. Broken sizes = 5:99
IL Originally ss.s5 10, 1925
Mems Loofers: leather and rub
ber. soIes. Sizes, N6, Ho Y,
3/8, WOW, 4/12 = s4.9S
Mems Shoes, Second Floor,
- washington
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Clearance Of Comeros
and Photo Supplies!

:, Orig. z4s.oo Robot cems.a,
Xenor F2.8 lens -1oo.oo
I Orig. l52.s5 L'BoIex we,
Fz.s Lens --s5.oo
! Orig. $500 No. IA kode-
slide Protector IS.So
! Orig. 2l7.ss I5-Ineh Grofiex
TeIe-opto, Lens. F5.e- --n7.5s
3 Orig. 1895 TeIephoto Lenses,
1900
z Orig. ss.s5 TeIephoso Lenses.
1000
Z Orig. 34.3I Wids-AnsIe
Lenses, for 8-mm. eomeros,
$500
3 Orig. 1895 TeIephoto Lenses.
for 35-mm. comeros 5000
8 orie. 1880 3. 8 W. Filter
KITS 7.S5
; Orig. 1880 B. & W. Filter
Kits s--------9.35
Camera Shop, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
4o Originally 5.e5 to $50
Fomous Make
Mems Sport Shirts
1888
AII.wool and port-wooI (prop-
srly lobeled as to wool eontent)
Iona sleeve sport shirts in ton,
brown, noize, grey. Sizes, large
and extra large.
Mems Furnishings, Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-10
100 Originally 2.99
Tots Knit Cotton Suits
1888

Knit cotton suits, for boys, short
sleeves, solid points, bright
striped shirts; sizes 3 to s.
50 Originally zse Reyon Pont,ss'
ioee trim, teo rose and white,
sizes z to 6,---!r s
50 Originally s.zs seys' Al
Wool Sweaters, slipover style.
sizes 3 to l.ss
is orisinolIy 800 ceot Sweet
ers, all wool, posteI shades, sizes
4 to e--,----z:ss s
IS Originally 74e AII-weoI Knit
Hots for toddlers 49e
80 orisinolIy 2.66 Blue Denim
Pioy Suits, sizes 3 to s = 1888
50 Originally 1853 Corduroy
crowIsrs, dork shades, sno!l,
medium and Ioree -----1.4o
Tots and Toddlers. End Floor.
The Hecht Company.
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
IS Originally e.e5
Girls Cotton Housecoots
300

Girls cotton housecoots. Wrop
STYLE. Bright prints on hent
background. Broken sizes 8
to u.
23 orieinoIIy e4e Cotton Petit
eoots, soiled from counter hon
ding, broken sizes 10 to II, z9e
- Originally 5.s5 Pe.tieoots,
toffeto, stripes ond ploIds, wo!st
sizes "a and 2o only LOO
II Originally z.s5 Poiomos'
sheer cotton, broken sizes . TO
II ---------'.oo wv
Girls and Teens Lingerie,
Second Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
RECOkDITIONED
LAWN MOWERS

4 Orig. 1880 Power Mowers,
2O-inch cutting width, lA-h.p.
Cunningham motor ----75.0o
7 oria. 1899 Lown Mowers, TO-
inch cutting width h--- S.e9
Z ORIG. $3.50 Electric lown
Mowers, with 75-ft. wire, $500
Home,Ddres, 7th Floor,
The Hec11t Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
SPECIAL PURCHASER
300 ToddIers' Dresses
2.94

ToddIers' dresses in postels. They
ore mode Of fine cotton brood D.
cloth, and sheer cotton. Loes
and embroidery trim.
Tots and ToddlerS, End Floor,
The Hecht Company,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10

144 Orig. 49e Metol Waste bos-
ket- for 49e
Housewares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
RECONDITIONED
LAWN MOWERS
4 Orig. 1880 Power Mowers,
2O-ineh cutting width, lA hip.
Cunningham motor -----75.0o
7 oria. 1899 Lown Mowers, TO-
inch cutting width ------ S.e9
Z Orig. $3.50 Electric lown
Mowers, with 75-ft. wire, $500
HomeDares, 7th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
DOMESTICS
I4o Yds. Orig. l.2s Botes
combed PereoIe Sheetins. 5O-in.
wide - 79e yd.
Us Yds. Orig. l.2s wemsutta
combed PereoIe sheetins. Over
200 threads TO the souore inch.
5O-in. wide --~--79e yd.
20 Yd.. Orig. 5se Outing FIon-
mel. 36-in. wide ----- 29e yd.
zsl Yds. Orig. 4se Bleoehed
Muslin. 36-in. wide - 25e yd.
80 Yds. Orig. l.79 Imported
czeehosIovokion Feother-Proof
Ticking. Blue oply --7se I'd.
70 Yds. Orig. Ito czeehosIo-
vokion Striped Ticking sse yd.
5e Yds. Orig. 8se Burlington
pown-Proof Ticking 69e I'd.
25tYd,. Orig. 1873 Quilted Pod
ding. 54-in. wide -2.4e yd.
II Orig. I ~ Spring Covers and
Mattress Pfoteesaxs 81
100 Orig. t.l9 Betes combsd
PeYeoie PiIIowcrses. 45x3o in,
Domestics. 5th Floor,
81 The Hecht Co.
$50 Originally 3o8
Misses bIouses
~ 1.49
Fine Royon Crepe Blouses. short
sleeve, Peter Pan collar. detoiled
with stitching and pIeots. White,
grey or black, sizes 81 to 38.
~ Originally 1913 AII-wooI Pull
over Sweoters, assorted colors
and styles. soiIed. sizes 81 to SO.
I.7s
Blouses and SWeaters, Street
Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
100 Originally 3.95 to 5.e5
Misses Wool Felt Hats
100
Wool Felt Hats, velvet or cot
ton veIveteen berets. An unusuoI
assortment and mostly one OF
kind Assorted coIors.
Hat Bar, Street Bar, The Hecht
Co., Washington Store Only
Boys Furnishings
10 Originally s.s5 to 1880
Corduroy Joekets. Broken sizes 6
z = o. o'isinoliy e.s5 to 1875 n A.
Wool Sweaters. white, broken
sizes 80 to "a - Lbs
80 poir Originally I.s5 Lsothe'
Gloves. small only 4se
Is pair Originally 100 Mittens.
small only -- zSe
Boys Furnishings, End Floor.
The Hecht Co.,
Washington Store Only
BLANKETS
(Sone seconds some discon-
tinued some soIed.)
81 Orig. 9.95 AiI-WooI Hand-
Loomed Throws. Royon sotin
bound or frineed, 52x72-in.,
1zoris. 1895 pown-FilIed Com
forts. Royon sotin cover. 72xS4-
In. for twin and double beds,
1888
"a Orig. 7.ss AII-WooI Blankets.
s o,is. 1895 No,lonoIIy Famou.
Wool BIonksts; 72x9O-in. 1895
9 Orig. 1895 kotionoIIy Fomous
Virgin Wool Throws. 54x72-in.,
Blankets, 5th Floor
The Hecht Co.,
II Orig. 1895
Royon Satin
Dust-RuffIes
.... 9.25
Dress up your bed with these
dust-ruffles and sove! Full
and twin-bed sizes. Choice Of
blue, rose, grey. son.e mussed,
some soiled.
Blankets, 5th Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Clearance Of Notions
80 Orig. SOS 81" Jumbo Cor
ment Boss, hold Is garments.
2.5s
20 Orig. 5.s5 81" Regular Cor
ment Bags, holds 8 dresses, 2.29
10 Orig. 4.95 ~" Suit 6ass,
hold s suits -~ --1.99
100 Orig. $50 Hondkerehisf
ond Utility Troys, 4 sections, 7se
IS Orig. z.9s to 3.9s Sewing
Boxes, one drower, assorted,
coIors, simulated leather cover
ina no---------t.SS Ivy
Notions, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
So Originally 1923 to 1923
Teen 'Chubbie' Dresses
6.88 to 8.98

Teens chubbie dresses. Several
STYLES to choose from. They come
in royons, corduroys, wools qnd
port Wool. Properly labeled os
to wool content. Sizes lOH2
TO l6H.
The Teen Circle, End Floor,
The Hecht Company,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Fomous Women's
"Morey" Shoes!
O or Il

II Or. ORIG. 1875 Black Suede
pressy Sling Pumps with high
heels =,
4 pr. Orig. 1895 dorsey She'll
Type Pumps with high heels
Is Or. Orig. l2.s5 Ankle strop
sondoIs with cut outs ond high
heelsl
20 pr. Orig. 1895 "eesuo'
cIossie" Block Colt Sling Pumps
with Cubon heels!
Women's Shoe Salon.
Third Floor. Washington
Junior Miss Coots!
z ORIG. 1925 Junior Miss Sport
coots, in brown or black wool;
10 ORIG. 1926 % 1875 Junior
Miss cosuoI and Fitted coots,
in black, brown, grey green
wool. Broken sizes, 9 to J 5,
4 Orig. ss.s5 TO es.ss Junio.
Miss cosusl and Fitted Wool
Coots, in grey, brown ond vine.
Broken sizes 9 to IS 1900
8 Orig. 5s.s5 TO 1925 Junior
Miss Fur-Trimmed Wool Coots,
in beige, black, brown, green.
Broken sizes 9 to IS 1900
8 ORIG. 1895 to 69.95 Junior
Miss Zip-in Lining coets. in
beioe, qrey or wine wool. Broken
sizes 9 to ! 5 5-- 3s.oo
Young Washingtonian Shop.
Third Floor, Washington