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Births Reported

Eugene and Ruby Adams. boy.
Thomas and Christine, Adams. boy.
Joseph ana Mary BAH. boy.
Ga.ss and and 6sS,s: fsnsSn sssp sos co.,
Robert and Madeline Barber. boy.
Clarence and Isabel Bell, boy.
Emerson and Cora Bennett. girl
Qeorge and Betty Blackman, boy.
John and Wilhelmina 9catvright. girl
Lester and. Pauline Boswell, sirL
Robert and Halle Bowers. siri.
George and FAYE Bowley, girl
Josephus and Lois Bramle. boy. 70,
Harold and Rosalie Brown, girl.
Ralph and Eleanor Brown. boy.
Reese and Daisy Brown. girl.
Howard and Elizabeth BRYANT, girl
osnp1 yosn and sns srss Innie suTss nu1rs BOY bo,
George and Ella Bussie, boy.
Georse and Marjorie Butler, boy.
Kenneth and Gloria Butler, boy.
Willie and Lizzie Canty. girl.
eyde Gem ana aaa EI.snos naans esaSteri.in Sssat girl
Albert and Ethel Coates, girl.
Eugene and Hazel Colbert, boy.
s.sps ssnSs ana and a.4.ads An9s cress cas. boz, ,
ResinaI and Theoia Catcher. boy.
Georse and Bentia Davis, boy.
T.ms. Ha,ssl ,ns and s.:,S MAI, b:yi: psyi. :I siT
Eamsnd Einess ana ana Lilii.n A,as psSson @ So so,.
frank and Mollie Dixon, girl.
Eddie and Catherine Dubose, boy.
Theodore and Catherine Duckett. girl.
s5si:, Sss. ;nS and ANN: Anas: E:si E:as' .,1 rfl
Booker and Luriine Idverds, siri.
Nelson and Emily Tsrsuson. boy.
Evening star., 1949-06-01
Veteran Once Thought
Dead Prefers Wartime
Sweetheart 10 Wife
nx the Assosictsd Press

NEW YORK, June 1.-Anthony
MARITIME, once on o list OF war
dead. Is quoted as saying he pre-
fers to stay with his blond sweet
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28
WEeKS WA.TR0. mol
LoHg-Iasting Relief for
Itchy Skin Irritation

Rcsinol Ointment to relieve smarting
itch OF dry eczema. chatting. common rash,
it must be good At all druggists. The
cost is small-rclicf is great Try it!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28
Getting Deaf?

Thousands now know there is no excuse
for letting deafness kill the JOY of living.
An amazing new radionict hearing device
has been perfected in the great Zenitht
Radio laboratories so simple so easy to
use it can be sent to you for Today free
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ting necessary. Accepted by the American
Medical Association, Council on Physical
Medicine. Come out of that world of
silence. Write today for full details to
Zenith Radio Corp, Hearing Aid Divi.
sion, Dept 49, B G. 5S01 Dickens Ave,
Chicago 80, Illinois. Made by the makers
of world famous Zenith Radios.
*Tr!al offer available direct sales by Zenith
Radio Corporation or its subsidiaries. to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28

HERE'S a pretty style to give
IL lift to a junior wardrobe!
An eye-catching two-piecer with
keyhole neckline, pert fared pep
lum and a simple-to-sew gored
skirt.
Pattern No. 1894 comes in sizes II, IL,
-. IA. l6 and 10. Size IL, 37s yards Of
39-inch.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28
QMnQ&M. = :; : {:
|U1Mzzzz.zzzzz@sl'.!zS9:=s 8

If you use waXed paper to roll
first, then lay the paper on it. This
prevents the paper from slipping.
Try putting down on paper ev-
erythlng you are planning to serve
for a week and work out how to
use your leftovers to the best ad-
vantage.
Chopped pecans go well with the
following kinds of cheese, as sand
Wlch filings; cream cottage,
smoky, softened American ched-
dar.
If you have a tablespoon or two
of tomato paste left in the can,
add three times as much mayon-
nalse as you have tomato paste.
few grains of chill powder and
few drops of tabasco and, presto,
zingy new salad dressing.
Marks made by striking matches
on white paint may be removed
by rubbing with cut lemon and
then with a damp cloth dipped in
powdered whiting. Rinse with
cold water and dry with a soft
cloth.
It's a good idea when waxing
floors to wax the feet of the furni-
ture, too. Then, when furniture is
moved around, it will be- less like
ly to mar the floor and will re-
duce abrasion wear on rugs and
carpets.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-01-28
ShirtWaiSt FrOck

MEAT, attractive, wearable-
~ the beloved shirtwaist frock
that's adored by every age. Par
ticularly appealing in a brightly
striped fabric. used crossways for
yoke and brief sleeves.
Pattern No 1885 is for sizes Il. l6. 10,
20; 40. 40. "a and 46. Size 16, 35s yards
of IS or 39inch.
Send an additional IS cents for the lat.
est FASHION. The ntNN Spring and Sum-
mer issue offers wealth of sewing in
formation-tree pattern printed inside
the book.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
SIipcover and
DropeY Fobrics

15o-yd.. II Perfect I.29 Kon-
dell Chintz. Various patterns.
coIors -------55e yd.
3oo-yds. Orig. 1.39 EvereIoze
Chintz. 36-in. wide --55e yd.
l35-yd.. Orig. 2.9s 70 7.s3
Short Ends Of Upholstery Fob
RIGS. Cotton tapestries, royon
domosks, motelosses, broco-
telIes. 54-in. wide---N off
1o-oris. 1850 to $50 Gus
tom-mode Soto sIipeovers. Dis
play models -------9.98
e-oris. SIS and $35 Custom
Made Choir sIipcovers. Dis
pIoy models ----------5.9s
7-pr. Orig. 1898 to 1850
Custom-Mode Droperies. Dis
play models -------4.9S pr.
30-yds. Orig. 5se Buekrom. For
droperies, etc. 36-in. wide,
29e yd.
100 yds. Orig. SOC and 6ee
Printed PIostics. Various prints,
coIors. 36-in. wide --33e yd.
SHpcouer Fabrics.
Sirth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Jr. Miss Coots

3 Orig. 1895 to 5s.s5 Jr.
Miss Fur Trimmed Coots with
mink tails or squirrel, wine,
green, black, boxy styles. broken
sizes 9 to i5-------$38
II Orig. 2z.s5 to SIS Jr. Miss
Toppers, corduroy or wool fleece
broken sizes 9 to l5----17.8S
23 Orig. $4s to 1895 Jr. Miss
CosuoI Coots, oIl-wooi tweed
or fleece, broken sizes 9 to IS,
S3s
II Orig. 1896 to 1895 Jr.
Miss Roincoots in .royon COB
ardine, block, navy, wine, green,
broken sizes 9 to l5---l1.88
Young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, Washington:
Second Floor, SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Girls Wear

6o-oris. 5.9s to e.ss Sub
teen Cotton Dresses, broken
sizes S'0o
l5-osis. 7.99 to 1899 Sub
teen Dresses, cotton. royon.
broken sizes ------4.8S
25-oris. 2.99 Blouses, white,
embroidery trim, broken sizes,
~ 1888
z5-oris. 500 Suede Leg
oinos, wine. green, navy, broken
sizes s------------3.68
5o-oris. 800 Wool Cordi-
eons moize only, broken sizes,
2.88
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
AT WASHINGTON & Silver Spring
Misses Suits

3o-oris. 4s.s5 Misses All
Wool Tweed Suits, dressmoker
and cosuoI styles, royon vel lvet
collars, doImon sleeves, rust,
brown, blue, broken misses sizes
10 to Is -------$z8
Misses Better Suits, Third
Floor, Washington: Second
Floor, SiIper Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Women's Hosiery

l2oo-oris. 59e Cotton Socks
with heovy turnover cuffs.
White. Sizes 9, 10, l0h, ~,
39e each. 3 pr. for 81
72o-speeiaI Purchase Terry
Cloth Tubbies with foam soles.
Small, medium, loree--2 pr. 81
Street Floor, Washington and
,.SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Better Dresses

64-oris. 22.95 to 1895
Misses Better Dresses, wool
Jersey, suitdresses and en-
senbles, broken sizes 10 to 20,
SIT
47-oris. $35 to 1875 Misses
Better Dresses in royon crepe,
pebble nyIon, wool jersey and
wool dress ensembles, broken
sizes 10 to 20 ------$z9
Better Dresses,
Third Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Teen Shop

45-oris. 7.es Corduroy
sIoeks. sizes 10 to l6----5.ss
5o-oris. 4.9s Wool Sweaters,
Stone style, sizes "a to 40,
3.98
zoo-oris. 81 JeweIy Group,
z for 10
Including Federal Tar
5o-oris. 3s.9s Wool Coots,
some zip-Iiners, several styles,
coIors. Sizes 10 to 1913
15o-oris. s.eS to 1923
Dresses, royon. wool. Also
corduroy jumpers. Sizes 9 to
3s-oris. 7.ss 3 s.ss Chubby
Dresses. Sizes lok TO l6h,
5.9S
Second Floor, Washington
and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Daytime Dresses

200 Orig. 3.ss Dark Cotton
Dresses, Poetic Mills Sonforized
won't shrink more thon ~
fobric, choice Of three styles,
navy, green, brown, broken
sizes II to 42--------2.99
Daytime Dresses,
Third Floor, Washington:
Second Floor, Silper Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Second Floor, -
Washington Store Only
Tots and ToddIers

24z-oris. 800 Dresses, oine-
ham, broodeIoth. Sizes 3 to
6x 1.SS
72-oris. 3.o9 Boys Cotton
Suits, sizes 2 to 8----i.SS
46-oris. 2.ss Boys Wool
Shorts, sizes 3 to 6-----1.88
lz6-oris. 2.9s fodder Boys
Cotton Bobby Suits, sizes to
3 ----1.3S
3oo-oris. 81 Polo Shirts, sizes
s and 8----------zfo for i.o9
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Girls and Teens Robes

4-oris. 1895 Teens Wool
Robes, cooehmon style, sizes
10 to Is ---$lo
2o-oris. 1898 Teens Wool
Robes, some ploids, sizes 10 to
IL -A-----$7
7-oris. 9.9S Girls Wool
Robes, red or navy with plaid
trim
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Mems Furnishings

zoo-oris 3.65 8 3.s5 Mems
Nationally Fomous Dress Shirts.
Odds and ends Of our regular
stock Of fancy shirts. Most
sizes in the eroup-------z.S6
6oo-oris. Ito Mems Fomous
Make Hose AnkIet length in
fancy patterned 809o cotton,
25% wool hose. Sizes lOh to
l3. A real buy for yourself
for gifts --------75s
Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor, washington
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Bread Boxes

Orig. 8.s5 Bread Boxes. Ex-
ceptionoIb durable steel breed
box with ottroetive white pro-
ceIoin enamel finish. Heovy,
tight fitting lift door. Roony
17-in. long, eh high, ga
deep ----------5.
Sepenth Floor, Washington:
LoDer Leuel, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
PIostic Shower and
Window Curtains

" off
zlo-oris. 1.se 10 z.es
Shower and Window Curtoins,
ca. 99e
Is4-oris. 3.se 70 5.99
Shower and Window Curtains
%. 1874
Sho,per Curtains, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Women's
Hondkerchiefs

3oo-oris, Soc Printed Linen
Hondkerchiefs, -----3 for 81
Street Floor, Washington and
SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Nursery Furniture

s-oris. 1895 Edison Cribs,
blonde maple -----39.9s
Orig. e4.s5 Edison Dresser,
blonde maple, floor sompIe,
1899
,-orisL 1875 Edison Mite
stond, blonde maple, floor
sompIe ------lo.es
I-oris. 1894 storkIine Chit
ferobe, white, floor somple,
2-oris. 1925 Crib, white,
ond-pointed design
Orig. 500 Crib, white, hand
pointed design. floor somple,
es.e9
s-oris. 1925 Chest white,
5e.ss
z-or;s. 500 Wordrobe. white,
es.ss
Orig. es.s5 PendIeton Crib
Chest, floor somple-
Orig. $95 Milmor Word
robe, wax birch hardwood with
yellow Leather upholstery,
floor somple
Orig. 1895 storkiine Crib,
hond-pointed design, sonple,
1899
I5-oris. z4.95 Simmons
Crib, wax birch or nroPie finish
hordwood ---16.ee
l5-oSis. z7.5o Simmons Crib.
wax birch or maple finish hord-
wood d----19.99
Second Floor, The Hecht Co,
Washington
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Clearance of
Discontinued Points

100 Orig. 4oe Nu Enamel.
white. 2-oz. con, no more than
Z per customer -----19e
80 Orig. $50 interior Gloss
Enamel, washable. white, ivory,
ooI. -------z.99
u Orig. 3.7e Flot White Wall
Point, washable, gal. ----2.Ss
~ Orig. $50 Porch and Deck
Enamel. dork grey, for wood,
cement, gal. ------2.4s
is Orig. 3.25 Timers Red
Roof Paint, eoi. --------i.99
8 Orig. 5.25 Outside White
House Point, gal. 3.8s
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Curtoins ....
ISL pr..-oris. l.es to ,.es.
Ruffled and Toilored Curtoins.
Various pottems. sizes. Some
soiIed. All sold as is----pr. 81
81 prs.-oris. I.ss ToiIored
Cotton Lace C1rtoins. g.. u,
78 in. long. EoesheII pr. 81
II prs.-oris. 6.9s Ruffled Tier
Cotton Morquisette. 78-in. wide
to pair, 90 in. long. Ivory,
rose, blue, ereen-----pr. z.99
81 prs.-oris. 1925 TO 1875
RuffIed Pin or Pebble Dot Cot
ton Morquisettes. Extra wide,
1876 and 288 in. wide to poir.
90 in. lono-----pr.A A.99
Curtains, Strth Floor, -
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Housewares

s Orig. 3.ss 3 so curtoin
Stretchers, as is -------1.49
; Orig. $50 Outdoor Clothes
Dryers, os is ------449
s Orig. 1875 Ekco Pressure
Cooker. 4-qt. ------5.9e
s Orig. 1873 Utility Cooker,
oluminum ---S1
II Orig 4.s9 Porter Corpet
SWSGpST As]S
IS Orig. 4.95 Monitor Corpet
Sweeper -------1.49
z Orig. 64.5o Artificial Montel,
as is-----14.95 is
40 Orig. z.99 Step Lodder,
Seuenth Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Cosmetics

4oo-oris. I.zo Lueion Le-
longs Tic-Toc-Toe Iipstiek sets,
83e
Including Federal tar
3oo-oris. 7se Prophyloetie
Hair Brushes es----49e
zoo-oris. LIS Metal Com
poets, z Initials added without
charge -------------59s
Street Floor, Washington and
Silper Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Mems Sportsweor

~
zo-oris. s.95 Mems Long
Sleeve Sport Shirts, solid color.
broken sizes -------Z.95
28-oris. sos Mems All-Wool
PuIIover Sweaters, solid eolors,
broken sizes ---Z.95
37-oris. z.95 Mems lOO%
Zephyr Wool Golf Sox, shrink
proof, eolors ton. maroon. grey,
l.95
4-oris. 1895 Mems AlI-Woot
Golf Knickers --------e.s5
Mems Sport Shop,
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Trimmings

7o-oris. 81 Royon Velvet
Bows with Flower Trim for dress
or hair; black, postels----5se
Street Floor, Washington and
Silrer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Infonts' Wear

s4-oris. 2.ss Birdseye Sleep
ing Boes -----------s9s
23-oris. l.65 to 2.ss Cotton
Crowlers II to l8 mo.---y-99e
s-oris. SOS to 7.s5 Cordu-
roy CrowIer Sets, 2-pieee,
broken sizes -----s.ss
zl-oris. 1.ss Cotton Crib
Blankets. 3ex50". nursery de-
signs .68
17-oris. 2.se Diaper and
Utility Boes so
z7-oris. l.ss PilIowcoses,
handmade, embroidered ---$l
Il-oris. 1926 Prom Suits,
poplin with wool lining --7.95
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Women's Hondkerchiefs
I2o-oris. 81 Pure Linen
Hondkerehiefs with petol effect
embroidery ----------59e
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Varsity Shop
s-oris. Ie.s5 to 1895 Jr.
Suits. sizes s to 10 -----$5
3-oris. s36 Young Mems
Suits, wool. Sizes "a, 80, 40.
$40
3-oris. SIS Wool Sport
Coots, sizes 80. IS. 37----$s
s-oris. 500 Red Corduroy
sloeks, 26 to 80 woist- t----$4
3-oris. 1925 Wool Flonnel
Stocks, brown. Sizes Ia, .l6,
S.
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Stationery

500 bexes-oris. I.z0 q box
Christmas Tying Cord, II rolls
to q box -----5oe box
l5oo-oris. 3se eoeh. Weor-
ever Boil Point Pens a for 81
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Women's Dresses

50 Orig. .2z.95 to 1895
Women's dresses in novelty
royon erepes, noiIheod trim
royon crepes, broken sizes l4h
to JAW SIT
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Blankets and Comforts
36-oris. s.s5 Chatham
"CopitoI" Wool Blankets, Tx
"a in. in.------------6.99
lz-oris. I4.95 "Son Jose"
Wool Blankets, 72x9o in,
1895
s-oris. z2.s5 kenwood "Fo-
nous" Wool Blankets, 72x9o
In. ----------------15.95
8-oris. 1895 Down-Filled
Comforts. Royon toffeto cover.
72x84 in. --------1o.95
Blankets, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Hondboqs

5e-oris. $50 Corduroy and
PIostic Golf Hondboos----1.2o
155-oris. 9.54 to 1870
Navy Corde. shomny-domoc,
leather, soddIe leather hond-
boos Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Chino and Glassware

Chino and Glassware
10 Orig. 1895 2e-pe. Teo Set
for ---------9.95
II Orig. 1875 -lo-pc. SoIod
Set for S---.-----6.95
500 Orig. Las Christmas Red
GIosswore, goblet or ice teo,
39s
IS Orig. LIS 8-pe. Porti-Aid,
4 pIotes, 4 cocktoils-----S3e
50 Orig. 2.69 7-pe. Drink Set,
pitcher, s glasses. ruby color,
I.e9
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co..
Washington
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Typewriters, sold as, is

1-oris. 1896 Remington
Noiseless Portable ----69.95
I-oris. 67.5o Remington No.
5 Portable ---------5s.s5
z-oria. 69.95 Underwood
Universal Typewriters 1926
3-oris. 1857 Underwood
Champion Typewriters --6s.s5
3-oris. 84.4s Royal Arrow
TypeWiters --------5S.95
All prices include Federal tar
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
SiIvewore

! Orig. 1880 Cold Meet PIot-
ter, plated d--s-------7.5o
Z Orig. SIS Vinegar ond Oil
Set, plotted d-----------4
l Orig. 40 Condy Dish;
plotted, hondle broken----$2
Z Orig. SOS Honey Jor, plotted,
domoged ---I----------$Z.
5 Orig. 5.sS Sterling Compete.
damaged ----------1.95
Z Orig. 5.98 Sterling Solt-ond-
Pepper, domoeed-
z Orig. sos Sterling Candle
sticks, pr.--------------$I
! Orig. 81 Tornishproof
Chest, foded-
All prices include Federal tar
tDhere applicable.
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co,
WASHINGTON @
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Neckwear

s4-oris. 4.s8 to 5.ss Nylon
BIousettes, posteIs, small me-
dunn, large ------------$Z
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Budget Dresses

i75-oris. S.s5 Misses and
Women's Budget Dresses, one
and two-pieee styles. royon
erepes, foiIIes, frostpoints, toil-
ored or trimmed, broken sizes
II to 20 ond l6lz to 24k,
IS
Budget Dresses,
Third Floor Mezsnrine,
washington Store Only
Women's Hosiery
4oo-oris. 1.35 to l.s5 NyIon
Stockings, slightly picked from
hondline ---------69e
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Children's Shoes
l2o-oris. $50 Infonts Moe
Slippers, sizes ! to 5 ----1.es
3o-oris. 6.s5 Misses Red
loofers, broken sizes ----l.9s
47-oris. 6.95 TO 7.95 Teens
Oxfords, Dress Shoes, broken
sizes ------l.9S
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Closet Shop

IS Orig. z.ss Suit Boss, AZ"
rose or green >-----$1
30 Orig. 1893 Suit Bags, A..
clear Plastic = ----$l
l25 Orig. 59e Hose Boxes, g.
section style Of quilted Plastic,
l9e
50 Orig. I.z5 to l.5o Velvet
coat Hansers, wine, blue S9e
so Orig. 59e pkg. Rug Wool
for broidine wool rugs, colors,
2se pkg.
Street Floor,
Washington Store only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Gift Shop Clearance

ss ~F
I55 Orig. 35e Birthday Candles.
fIorentine style, pink, blue,
z for Sc
u Orig. $50 10 3.s5 Copper
POINTERS, not filled, scratched,
soc to $50
5 Orig. 500 to s.95 Ice Bowls,
insuloted, scratched,
2.se to SOS
IS Orig. sos 3-pc. Cigarette
Set --------------3.S3
36 Orig. sos ltolino 3-pe.
Cigarette Set -------2.99
s Orig. $50 BIenko Hondieroft
Bowls s---------2.5o
IS Orig. 7.95 Hot pIote Mots,
3-pc. aluminium sets 2.29
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Won1en'S DreSSe

Third Floor, washington;
Second Floor, SuDer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Women's Sweaters

3-oris. 1898 Cordioons by
Helen Harper. 5000 oneoro,
4o9o WOOL. Sizes 38, 40.
4.49
-oris. s.ss Short Sleeve
PuIIovers 5000 onooro. 4oR
WOOL Sizes 38. 40----4.49
32-oris. 1873 Wool Boxy
Cordieons, hondsewn. sizes 50
TO 4o---------------A4s
26-oris. 6.9s Wool Fitted
Cordieons. hondsewn, broken
sizes s----------4.4S
37-oris. 5.ss Zephyr Wool
Fitted Cordieons, sizes 81 to
SO ---------3.4S
e-oris. 4.s8 Wool Boxy
Cordioons, broken sizes 3.49
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Curtoins
Hond-Hemmed
lit l:~>

Hond- d-Hemmed
Irish Linen
Double Domosk Cloths
40% to 500 off
10 Orig. 1895 Cloths. Tx
72-in. n.-------------9.98
48 Orig. z4.9S Cloths, Tx
9O-in. -in.---14.9S
81 Orig. 1925 Cloths. Tx
lO8-in. STANDARDIZATION
$50 oriS. 1895 oox. Nsp-
kins 22x22-------eoch 99s
Linens, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
All Prices Include

Street Floor, Washington and
Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Sale! Nationally Advertised
Murray Sices
Women S Suits
Identical suits sold
I'm our stock at 60.05
$4S

Over twenty dollars off on Murray Siees
Originals! The same holf-size suits you've
seen advertised in the fashion magazines
at 6o.o5, now Hecht Co. scoop at $48!
Buy now for winter, for spring, becouse
these are Forstmonn's Mifoteen suits in
yeor-round weight! Holf-szes l4h to
221z, grey, mestre toupe. teol, blue, green,
but not in every size. This is rare scoop,
and we have just "a suits, so hurry in for
yours!
Won,en's Suits, Third Floor, washington:
Second Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Misses Hat Bor

Misses Hat Bor
so-oris. z.es to 5.es Felt
Foil Hats s----$1
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Women's Gloves
4o-oris. l.ss Shorty Gloves.
copeskin, pioskin groin Ieother,
block. Sizes s to 6Iz----3ee
loo-osis. 3.9s sIip-ons,
copeskin, block. Sizes s to
OF t.ZS
3oo-oris. 81 to So Double
Woven Cotton Gloves, colors.
Broken sizes-------1.z9
ls5 Orig. 81 Copeskin Gloves.
sizes s to 7A---------z.9S
Street Floor.
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Seuenth Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Smyrna times., 1949-06-23
TEACHING STAFF CHANGES
Mrs. Everett and b. p. Osbon To
Be Replaced BY New Teachers

Mrs. Everett and b. p. Osbon To
Be Replaced BY New Teachers
The Board of Education of the
Smyrna Special School District
through the Office of Superinten-
dent George w. Wright announces
the designations of Mrs. Eve Ever
EFT and Mr.. B. P. Osbon as men,
bers of the staff of the Smyrna
White School. Mrs. Everett has
been member of the staff for one
year working in remedial reading.
This vacancy will be filed by Mrs.
Elizabeth T. Pryor. Mr.. Osbon has
been a member of the staff for
three years. Mr.. Osbon has been
very successful in the field of in
and vocal music, and
in music instruction in the elemen-
tary school. Over a period of three
years the band has been developed
into functioning organization and
in addition to a senior high school
chorus, junior high school choir
and Treble Clef Choir have come
into being. This vacancy will be
filed by Mr.. Frank R. Siekmann.
Smyrna times., 1949-06-23
LADIES NIGHT
CELEBRATION
Clayton Lions Club Hold An
nual Ladies Night At Pad
dock Last Wednesday
62 IN ATTENDANCE

The Clayton Lions Club held
their ladies night celebration at
The Paddock last Wednesday night
with 81 Lions, Lionesses, and other
guests attending. William L. Tor
bert, Jr., retiring president, well
coined the guests and introduced
them. The invocation was given
by Dudley Crossley. Representing
the Smyrna Lions Club were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Williams. Among
the guests were Mrs. Torbert, Mrs.
Jane Sluclair and Mrs. David
Douglas, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Torbert, of Newark, and James
Guenveur, of the University OF
Delaware; Smithers Snow, Sarah
Jane Sparks, and R. w. Slaughter.
In summary of the activities of
the club during the year, Mr.. Tor
bert listed aid to children which in
cluded penicillin, disqualification of
two children injured at school; an
artificial limb for boy injured by
a railroad train, and clothing for
The club subscribed to
the March of Dimes, the Red Cross,
the Philadelphia Institute for the
Blind. They also provided a much
needed rack for bicycles at the
school, and a typewriter. Chief
among their projects was the
Continued on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1949-06-23
1850 Wheat AlIotments

According to statement issued
by Jay Price, Chairman, New Cast
lie County Agricultural Conserva-
ton Association, all farmers who
did not seed wheat for harvest in
1947, 1948, 1949, but expect to seed
wheat for harvest in 1850, and
wish 1850 allotment, must re-
quest this either thru the County
Office or their Community Commit
teeman. This request must be in
writing, stating the specific acre
age he desires, and addressed to
New Castle Co. AGA, Box 450,
Newark, Del. July Is, 1949 is the
latest date a farmer may make a
request for a new allotment. Do
not delay if you wish this allot-
ment.
Smyrna times., 1949-06-23
R0TARIANS
SEE MOVIES
Pictures of Life and Habits of
Wild Game Shown
At Meeting
SHOWN BY ]. w. TANNER

j. Ward Tanner, superintendent
of the Wildlife Refuge at Bombay
Hook, Del. presented moving pic
lures of the life and habits of wild
game at the meeting of the Smyr-
ma Rotary Club last Thursday
evening at The Wayside Inn. Also
shown were shots of wild life in
Alaska, the sport of fishing, and
the Alaskan fishery system. Fur
seals were shown in their native
waters. According to the speaker
the annual salmon catch amounts
to $60,000,000. The pictures in
cluded those of exploratory fishing.
Lester Goldsborough was chairman
of the evening program. Nelson
Everhart, presided, and Albert A.
Newcomb, Sr., directed group sing
ing, with Miss Alice Jane Mat
thews as pianist. Visiting Rotar-
ians from the Dover Club were
Morris Simon and John c. Shilling.