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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22
oaE BOMB FOR ONE CITY

ID - Aixth semLannual report to Con-
Nfsm tas Atamic Rnerey Commission dis
siaess that nsw and more effective atomic
samAs aNe being produced on an indus
ssal haslA Thls means that the Eniwetok
asush. m4uh lmproved over earlier types,
- slsads production.
TIE Crit bomb. dropped on Hiro-
shlma. Was obsolete when the second bomb
feIl - Naaasaki u had more power than
seneo teas ~ INT" according to Presi-
asai fFaman. The Nagasaki model, un-
asF faeexmbie conditions. had the ex-
Hlassss energy II t0.00O tons of INT. 1t is
tNNSNtuEW reasonable 60 conclude that the
sNfesi tsne ~ bomb exceeds this devasta-
80 pewsF
FAs obsolete Hiroshima bomb. ac-
fafa.ng 10 ne report. produced structural
aAmaNu g. = MAXIMUM distance of al
@.iss y eould destroy effectively an area
l aauai laaE end a half square miles.
NE AaNasaki bomb could do the same
isf ataai ien square miles although it
aia lsw damage than the first bomb be-
eeass 4 uas dropped in narrow valley to
hiaf aaF Industries
re aeneFai idea il that one bomb is
saif<.Naf 60 destroy one city. Some mill
tafF sNpeFts have asserted that forty
testts dFupped on the forty largest Rus
$50 cities. would end war. Others
Fasi.i esIi. hgwever. that these cities con-
iA.a lsN thar ten per cent Of the popula-
49, "a hun4o- They likewise insist tho,
siHiiiaf namheF of bombs dropped on
80 ipftY largest American cities, would
&'es' u'oss shan ens-iouEth Of our people.
FFsm these facts some military ex-
FsFis aeuha che advantage that would ap-
FareHiit accrue from a great number of
n'@fs poaerful bombs as compared to
tapsH = the hands Of an enemy nation.
10y saf nat 400 bombs, or enough to
sasuls deilgeFy VI one to a city, would
~ aii ihat either Russia or the United
ei@sea seald need and that greater num-
hef = sufplusaee.
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TODAYS
ANNIVERSARIES
tKnow Americal

l778-James K. Pauliag, naval
officer, noted secretary of the
navy, famous author of his day,
prominent in the political literary
world of his generation, born. in
Putnam Co, N. Y. Died April 6,
1860.
l809-Albert Brisbane, noted
social reformer. father of the late
famous columnist, born in Ba-
tavia, N. Y. Died May l, 1890.
1809-George w. Kendall, CO.
founder of the New Orleans Plea
yune, Mexican War Journalist, au-
thor, born near Amherst, N. H.
Died Oct. 81. 1867.
l8l7-John B. Cough, famous
temperance orator of his time,
born in England. Died in Phila-
delphia, Feb. Is, 1886.
l834-Samuel P. Langley, fam
GUS Smithsonian secretary, scien-
fist. pioneer in aeronautical re-
search, born in Boston. Died Feb.
81, 1906.
1851 - Daniel Frohman, New
York theatrical manager and pro-
ducer, born in Sandusky, Ohio.
Died Dec. 26, 1910.
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What do you think is best for
me TO dor
G.-TEx.
Answer:
II you don't come to your
senses, YOU win cause great
6eal of unhappiness for your
self and your, babies. You are
certainly old enough to know
that an eighteenzyear old boy is
too young for you. although he is
infatuated with you now and you
with him.
Ii you give up your home and
babies. think how things will be
ten years from now. He will be
twenty eight and you thirty-nine.
How will you feel about the four
little children you brought into
the world and deserted because
CT selfish desires?
No real happiness can be
found when person forgets his
or her responsibilities and leaves
ruin and heartache behind.
Forget about this boy and try
to be q good mother and wife.
LOUISA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

Another writer from Texas
says she has a son living in
California. He has been writing
to her and her husband, asking
them to come to California. She
says that he sends money to them
every time they write for it and
she wishes to know whether to
take the trip or not.
Well, it is a difficult thing
for me to advise you what to do.
You, of course, know your son
better than l do and if he has
always been dependable boy,
who has a steady job and you
are in need of some one to care
for you, it may be easier for
him to take care of you out there
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22
LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1885
ROOSEVELT HAMILTON.
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
ANNIE NAE HAMILTON,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: ANNIE NAE HAMILTON,
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN.
IT is hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the 9Th day
of September. 1919. before the above
entitled court To the Bill of Com
plant flied against you in the
above entitled cause and the Key
West Citizen is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this
Order shall be published once
week for four consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable AQuilino
Lopez, Jr, as One Of the Judges of
this Court and the Seal of this Court
in the city Of Key West. Florida,
this 9Th day. Of August, l943.
(Seal) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida,
BY: (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
aug s-l5-22-2 1949.
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than TO be sending you nenae
On the other hand. 4 ~ = 4
boy who could never kftn ;
steady job. a person wne ne
money one month ami utN2 tae
next and moving means RS
you sell your little home 81 fafnt
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Your horoscope

MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1949-
Today endows with a kind and
benevolent nature, generally low
ing peace, with much quiet abil-
ity and, unselfish and doing those
things that make one well regard
ed. The method of attaining sue
cess will be practical and accom-
plished by attending well to the
things that make the associations
friendly and the home a happy
one.
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cents an hour. His adminiStra-
tive ability was soon recognized
and he was assigned to the stores
division, then to the purchasing
department. In 1918 he became a
production engineer for Bethle-
hem Steel, but returned to Stude-
baker the following year as as
sistant to the president BY 1895
he was chairman of the board
and took over the presidency in
l943.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

b a k er Gorps
started work in
1910 with the
old Everett
Metzger Flan-
ders Co. When
that company
was acquired
by Studebaker,
Vance was then
working as a
mechanics APP
prentice for Is
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TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY
BY Ap Nswslsuiurss'

HAROLD SINES VANCE, born
Aug. ~, 1890. in Port Huron,
Mich. Successor of Paul G. Hoff-
man as president of the Stude-
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ths 0asen vents 10 serve its subscribers
aaa = anxsaaas 70 0ssisi you in presenting the
asss thm yom iEisnds won't obout YOU and
go lunllY Send In the items.
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IOIJISA'S LETTER

am n1rred woman % yeors old hove four bakez
need udvice please help
cm in love with eiohteenYeU old boy and hove besg
going with him almost yeur am ashamed and sorry 81
you this but feel hc must 90 away with him and bs ~ ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

Democracy will inevitublY live in On ureo
where individuals refuse to accept what they
have not emned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN or
AUGUST ~. 1873

Twenty-one members of Scout
Troop 81 signified their intention
at a meeting last night in Wes-
ley Hall, to so to camp near Or
iando from August Is to Septem-
Der 2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

ley Hall, to so to camp near Or
iando nom August 20 to Septem-
Der 2.
automobiles license tags issued in
Key West this year IS almost 200
more than were sold last year,
County Tax Collector Frank H.
Laid said today. The number m
ls4S wa l,6z5; this year thus
Mayor Willard n. Albury to-
day sent 2 protest 70 the Over
seas HlshWay COMMISSION ABOUT
bridges.
Mrs. William H. Norman left
today for Tampa to visit here
Kew West Rovs Rand ,beqan To-
,,av IN hol,l I series Of practice
sessions n,,rler the direction az
Haydn I,l;Dgwar,h
r anu aIs. tlassns soiiiilli
anu MI ai, J. 0sa,asy,, 80 !,
q, VIZ ila 49, 'asr r sne'.1
WIN MI "su 49, :. - $50
Sa' 'r' at pig rAl'e hey' re'e'rh-
eo toody'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

Anaa any snort boy con tell you how
mAAE esIa anil schOOl siorts again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

70 meable wiah people. as we see it. is
- 80 ~ 10 much oboui TOO little.
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lssag chI3sn Readers:
Whan yon bay something from
49, Wssi merehant. just remember that
- sAunot make = profit on the deal un-
~ - pay him for the purchase.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

Mayor Willard M. Albury to-
day sent a protest TO the. Over
seas Highway Commission about
the increase in toll rates over The
bridges.
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A daughter was born at 1910
o'clock this morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merville RoSan in their
home at GIG Ashe street. The
baby weighed six and one-half
pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Coop
er, who had spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Bragas-
sa, Jr,, at Big Pine Key, return
ed today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

Key West Boys Band began to-
day To hold a series Of practice
sessions under the direction Of
Haydn Illingworth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-22

Mrs. William HI Norman left
today for Tampa to visit here
sons, Oscar and Walter Norman,
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Brunch Coots and
Aprons

800 Orig. I.4s to 3.s5 Gift
Aprons in plostic. ehintz, and
pereoIe, some pinofore-types.
" to " of
100 oris. sos Button-boek
Brunch Coots, Hs off. Red,
royal ond green in the group;
sizes l4K to 24Xz 3.97
Daytime Dresses, Third Floor,
Washington; Second Floor,
Silper Spring
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Electrical Appliances

Some Floor SompIes and Demon
stroters, Electrically okay!
10 Orig. 4.s5 Toosters, ehrom-
ed, tip-turn --1.SS
80 Orig. 4.s5 Sandwich Toosters.
con be used to tH bacon and
eggs - L.Ss
So Orig. 4.s5 Hot PIotes, !
burner - .99
) Orig. z4.s5 FIeek sroiIers,
1899
10 Orig. $50 Dorby Infro-red
Roy Cookers ---19.95
100 Orig. 2.s5 PereoIotors,
Soup -.-- l.SS
20 Orig. 81 Miniature Cord
Sets for appliances with smoll
100 Orig. z.s5 Kellogg KoiIed
Cord Sets. stondord - - 3se
; Orig. $3.50 Universal Mixers,
discontinued model SIS
Housewares, Seuenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Lomps and Shades

TT Orig. e.s5 cIoirense Royon
Shades, hand sewn top and bot
tom; all sizes ---------3.9s
6 Orig. 1895 Pleoted Shodes
with double fold top and bot
tom; hand sewn top ond
bottom --<-----------|.SS
10 Orig. 5.s5 shodes with
green piping. hand sewn top
and bottom --------.3.s 3.s9
is Orig. 1875 Modern Wood
ond-Bross Lamps, opoaue
shodes -----4.9s
8 Orig. 1895 Modern Wood
Lamps, square shode - s.ss
81 Orig. 1925 LINED Oak
Lonnps, opaque shade $50
z Orig. 1875 Groy Oak Lomps,
black poper shades with gold
color Iocine --to.es
IS Orig. 1925 Lamps, metol
bose trimmed in silver or gold
finish; royon shade hand sewn
top and bottom -----7.9e
50 Orig. 34.s5 handkerchief
Milk Gloss Lomps. metal
mounted; royon shode. hand
sewn top and bottom---l4.99
Seuenth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-22

Maternity Dresses
IS Orig. 1925 to 1875 royon
mote!osse, crepe or eobordine
maternity dresses, broken sizes
10 to l8 .-5 5.8S
so Orig. 1895 to 1875 Mo-
ternjty wool suits, jumpers, also
royon crepes ond sotin pIisses,
broken sizes II to 20 - $40
= 40 Orig. 2.e9 to 800 Cotton
Maternity NJ .n ,y Dresses. broke" size; ss
Maternity Dresses,
Second Floors,
Washington and
Siluer Spring
Jr. Misses Suits and
Coots
50 Orig. 1895 70 1898 Jr.
Miss Suits, wool oobordine,
worsted shorkskin, covert, black.
wine, green, grey toupe in the
group. broken sizes 9 to IS,
8 Orig. 1895 to 1895 Jr.
Miss Short coots in fleece and
hoIIow-cut royon velvet, wine,
green, comeI; sizes 9 to 5 in
the group 1888
is Orig. 1895 to 1895 Jr.
Miss wool shorkskin or eobor-
dine suits, beige, grey, toupe;
sizes 9 to IS in the group,
~ Orig. 1895 70 1926 Jr.
Miss Roincoots in royon oob-
ordine, black. navy green,
grey, wine in the group; broken
sizes 9 to IS s.
IS Orig. z.s5 Plastic eopes.
small sizes, green -----$l
Third Floor, Washington:
Second Floor. Siluer Spring
Women's Coots and
Suits
IS Orig. 1895 Women's oil.
wool broodeIoth coats, fitted,
black or green; sizes leh to
24H7 in the group .SS
20 Orig. 1895 to 1895
Women's fur-trimmed coats,
with bIock-dyed Persion lomb
on black. grey Or wine wool
broodcIoth. fitted or boxy styles;
broken sizes l4h to u VI, $SS
IS Orig. $45 to 5s.95 Womens
oII-wooI eobordine suits, block.
green, grey, wine; sizes az
to 24K in the group 1888
Third Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Silper Spring
Teen Apparel
400 Orig. 5.ss Skirts, pinwole
curduroy, all wool; sizes 10 to
Is, loh to l6h-----3.99
40 Orig. 1923 10 1898
jackets, corduroy. wool; broken
40 Orig. s.ss Skirts, twill back
veIveteen. black; sizes 10 to
200 Orig. 5.ss to 7.ss Wool
Jersey BIouses, several styles,
coIors; sizes 10 to 10. 81 to
50 ------ 1.So
80 Orig. 50 Genuine leother
BiIIfolds 20
20 ORC. s.ss Corduroy Jump
ers, sizes 10 to Is ----6.SS
including Federal Tar
Second Floor, Washington
and Siluer Spring
Misses, Blouses
I47 Orig. sos Blouses, white
royon tissue foille; sizes 81 to
az -3.9S
as Orig. sos Choir-boy Blouse,
coroI, navy, green. toost; sizes
81 to SO in the group 5.9S
Better Blouses, Third Floor,
Washington; Street Floor,
Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Stationery Department

800 Orig. 81 70 l.ss Christmos
Decorations. Snow Sontos and
Snow Men. Now
- Orig. 81 BoIlpoint Pens.
Mojestic, Strotford, Weorever
Pens. Now .----39e
500 Orig. 81 Boxed Christmas
Cords. so cords to q box.
"FomiIy" ossortments. Nov, 49e
Street Floor, Washington
and Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-12-22
BUDGET Dresses

bud9et presses
100 Orig. 8.s5 to l4.ss
royon foiIIes, royon crepes and
two-piece mensweor royons.
Toilored and dressy styles,
broken sizes u to 20 and l6h
to 24h---~$ $500
IS Orig. 5.s5 Misses two-pieee
royon foiIIes and mensweor
royon suitdresses. broken sizes
II to 20 - --$3
Budget Dresses,
Third Floor Mezzdnine,
Washington Store Only
.Women's Coots
5 Orig. 1895 Women's Coots
with bIoek-dyed Persion lomb
collar and cuffs. boxy style;
sizes 81 to SO in the group,
$63.
Third Floor,
Washington Store Onlu
Misses BIouses
1873 Orig. 5.es Wool Jersey
BIouses, styled by Jerry 0ilden;
several styles. colors; sizes 81
to &c., --2.9S
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Chino and Glassware

80 Orig. 1885 Itolion Teo
Sets, 2e-pc. service for 8, s.s5
IS Orig. l4.e5 Matching Solod
Sets, lo-pc. service for 8, e.s5
so Orig. l.5o Individual Box
ING Dishes 81
TT Orig. $50 Czechoslovokion
stemwore, cooktoiI and eordiol.
3.ss
zes Orig. 3.ss conope Sets, ls-
o.. service for s, gloss, bamboo
nottern - 2.49
5 Orig. 7.e5 Soup Tureen, ass
"a Orig. I.5o BIenko hi Boil
Closes -..-.-- s-- ~
50 Orig. 4.s5 BeIeion GobIets,
Vol St. Lorbert, olso tunblers,
Juices, chompoenes .--- z.zs
800 Orig. 4se stemwore.
Louncelot eoblets, sherbets,
wines, cocktails, solod plotes.
25e
IT'S Orig. e5e Beon Pots, indi-
viduoI "County Fare" stone
IS Orig. 500 Libby Berry
Festival" sets, a each tunb'ers,
Juices, cereoI bowls, fruit bowls,
400
China and GLASSWARE,
Seventh Floor, The Hecht co.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
SIipeover and Dropery
Fobrics

tobElcs
IA yds. Orig. 5se Cushion
Dotted Royon Morquisette.
White. Hemmed. 48-in. wide,
yd. 33e
24l yds. Orig. sse Womsutto
Oreondy. Pink, blue. 3e-in.
wide - ------y yd. e9e
IS yds. Orig. ese Wedding
Ring Patterned Cotton Moraui-
sette. 42-in. wide yd. 4se
IS yd.. Orig. 85e Dotted Swiss.
Green pot.ern. 3e-in. wide.
yd. ese
IS yds. Orig. l.5s Royon Cot
ton Bobbinette. EeeshelI, yd. 81
ee yd.. Orig. 3.ss Hond-
Printed Royon FoiIle. 46-in.
30 yd.. o,is. 3.ss Hond-
Printed Floral Royon FoiIIe.
48-in. wide - yd. l.ss
II yoS. Sft9. TsSo NSTS
MoteIosse. Diamond pottern.
EaosheIl. gain. wide. yd. 2.es
81 yds. Orig. s.es Royon
MoteIosse. Zie-zoe pottern:
54-in. wide ---yd. 1913
100 yds. Orig. l.2s Printed
Chintz, 36-in. wide I'd. 55e
izo yds. Orig. l.ss Striped
Upholstery Fobrie. 54-in. wide,
700 ,a.. Orig. $40 To- 70 so
Royon Slipper sotin. Choice OF
coIors. 54-in. wide --yd. $50
l, yds. Orig. 4.ss Royon
Domosk. For droperies. 5O-in.
wide de.---yd. $50
50 yd.. IL. .perf. 2.is shor.
Ends Of Crefonne yd. sse
Slipcoper Yard Goods,
Strth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Housewares

u Orig. 81 Bor Accessories,
combination iieeer. spoon. tork,
/ Orig. 1850 corve King, wood
pIotform with chrome fittings
for holding fowl or roost for
l Orig. $33 Carve King, $zz
200 Orig. 5se to 4.sS koro-
SeoI Food 6oes. covers. tobfe
covers. aprons. washing mo-
chine covers. etc, Plastic,
4ee to i.e5
IS Orig. z.s5 70 IS piostie
,Gorment Boes.] suit and full
length size; some iumbos.
i.es TO 3.s5
s Orig. 24.s5 Solid Bross And
"a Orig. z.ss Vacuum Coffee
Makers, oIuminum. 8-eup. l.ss
8 Orig. 3.29 EnonneI Roosters,
troy, for up to l5-lb.---1.69
7 oris. 6.9S PercoIotors stoin-
less steel, 8 cup .---2.l9
5 Orig. 5.98 Drip Coffee Makers,
4 cup --i.s8
s Orig. 7.5o Chicken FYers.
stainless steel. copper eIod
bottom 3.49
20 Orig. $40 Radio Shelves,
baked enamel ----1.69
Orig. 2.s9 Curtain Stretehers,
os is S9e
Housewares, Seuenth Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Varsity Shop

Is Orig. $3e Young Mems
All Wool Suits, broken sizes.
1850
3 Orig. SIS Wool cordioon
jackets, sizes IS to 38, 1888
4 Orig. 1875 Young Mems
Corduroy Coots, sizes 3e, 80,
u Orig. 1875 tosl4.s5 Cor
duroy Cosuol Joekets, broken
sizes u to SO 6.S8
IS Orig. 7.95 Worm-up jock
cts. reproeessed wool; sizes z
II Orig. 1875 Cotton Twill
jackets, mouton-dyed lamb
collars; sizes u to Is .-7.9s
- Orig. 1895 Hooded Mocki-
nows, sizes 10 to $3.50
z Orig. 1895 PopIin jackets,
mouton-dyed Iomb collar; sizes
II to Is - -----ll.88
II Orig. 1926 Cotton Twill
Jockets; zip sheepskin lining;
sizes II to 20 -. --l3.88
Is Orig. SIS Twill Goats, royon
or cotton with zip-out sheep
skin lining; sizes Y 10 20,
4 1888
II Orig. 6.e5 Wool Boys
sIocks, sizes II to l5---z.sS
4 Orig. 5.9s Corduroy Slocks,
red; sizes II to 3O----l.44
Second Floor,
WASHINGTON Store Only
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Infonts' Shop

81 Orig. 81 Cotton Knit Gowns.
drowstrine hands and bottom,
84e
y Orig. 81 Cotton Knit XII
monos, white e------S4e
Is Orig. 2.os Cotton Crib 6lon-
kets, 3ex5o"; pink or blue.
i.s8
II Orig. i.ss PiI|oweovers,
handmade, embroidered ese
35 Orig. l.5s Bibs, handmade.
embroidered, with loee trim.
- Orig. 4se Cont Boby Pow
der containing olive oil; lO-oz.
size; including Federal tox, 3oe
8 Orig. 100 Shower Gift Sets.
soop dish, wosheIoth. toy -35e
AZ Orig. $50 Glo-in-the-Dork
Animals, pIostic, washable, LIS
81 Orig. l.ss Plush Teddy
Beers, brown, pink or blue 81
Second Floor.
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Curtoins

81 Prs. Orig. l.ss to s:ss
Tailored ond RuffIed Curto'ns.
One and two poirs of kind,
short and long lengths; pr. 81
Is Prs. Orig. 1923 Ruffled
Royon Toffeto Curtoins. Pinch
pIeoted tops: 81 in. wide to
poir, 90 in. long; oyster color;
3.es
10 Prs. Orig. 1898 to 1898
Cotton Morquisette Curtolns,
1876 and 288 in. wide to poir.
90 in. long; ivory; pair 5.ss
80 Prs. Orig. s.ss to 1898
Imported and Domestic Cotton
Loce Curtains, 90 in. long. 80,
90, 100 in. wide to pr; pr. 5:ss
10 Prs. Orig. 1898 Ruffled
Royon Morquisette Curtoins,
100 in. wide to poir, 80 in.
long, all with 9 in. rutt'es;
4 pr.. Orig. 1898 RuffIed
Royon Morouisette Curtoins,
2eo in. wide to poir, 80 in.
long; grey; poir --s.ss
s Orig. 34.es RuffIed Nylon
Morcuisettes, 282 in. wide to
poir, 90 in. long; flesh color;
poir ---------l4.SS
Sirth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Record Shop Clearance

Record Shop Clearance
s oris. 1895 Language Sets,
French, sponish, Italian. Portu-
ouese; simple, os is 1926
50 oris. 3.s4 Collections Of
Songs. suitoble for doneins.
IS Orig. 3.ss ITO Ny Mother"
sonos for Christmas -l.88
- Orig. 3.s4 New York Show
Albums I.95
~ Orig. 4.74 New York Show
s'o s o,;s. 500 Historical Speeches
$50
500 Orig. 7se Popular Records,
unused --5Se
s Orig. Ats Symphonic Al.
s o,;s. 1885 chiIdren's phoco.
! oris. 1898 Phono Attoch-
ment for 33Hs rpm. records,
portable - --9.95
IS Orig. 7se Foreign Records.
4ee
Record Shop, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Points and Oils
s Orig. SIS Artist Oil Color
Sets, professional erode $ll
l Orig. SIS Artist Oil Color
Set. complete --~ $19
Is Orig. $50 One-Coot White
Enamel, washable; eol. 2.ss
~ Orig. Ito Satin Enamel,
Chinese green; pit. .-.4 49e
IS ORIG. IS to 50 Point Brushes,
pure bristIe, 8 and Ain. sizes
$50 to $50
"a Orig. $50 Porch and Deck
enamel, red. for wood or ee-
ment; aoI. z.59
Paints, Seuenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Motions
IS Orig. I.25 pr. Toe Shoe
Trees, royon sotin covered. Prr
Is Orig. Las pr. Folding Hot
Stonds. wire frome; royon sotin
covered. eo. 59e
1000 Orig. 3ee Dress Shields.
discontinued style; teorose in
sizes z, 3, 4----z Prs. for lse
Is Orig. 6oe to l.zo Soehets,
assorted scents Doe to zoe
including FederoI tox
50 Orig. 81 Hose. Glove, Hon-
kie Boxes. royon sotin. Eo.. 5se
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Towels, Both Mots

towels, Both MotS
7s Pkss. Orig. 5-fes-$I Foursoe
Teo Towels, IintIess - 5 for eee
4s Orig. 81 Kitchen Towels.
ottroetive potterns ---49c
81 Orig. l.99 Kitchen Towels,
z to pkg; each pke.-----9se
Ioz Orig. 35e Common Wash
Cloths, heavy weight s for 81
2sl Orig. 7se Cannon Hand
Towels, solid eoIors with con-
trostine borders B for 81
~ Orig. l.ls Common Both
Towels, 22x44 in. a for 81
zlo n PERI. t.6e Cannon Both
Towels, 24x46 in. -s9e
IA Orig. I.le Loop Twist Lid
Covers, vorious colors 4se
n Orig. 3.ss Both Nat Sets,
ploid pottern; set --1.99
II Orig. s.e5 Bathroom Rugs
and Lid Covers 4.95
Io4 Orig. 1.zs WoffIe-Pot-
termed Both Nat Set, mat, lid
cover in solid eoIors; set So 69e
Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Misses Hot Bor
100 Orig. 3.ss Women's Felt
Hats, winter eolors ---$t
Street Floor,
Washington Store ONLY
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Tots and ToddIers'
Wear

$50 Orig. 1875 Tots Roin-
coots, reversible wool pIoid and
red eobordine, 3-woy belt, de-
tochobIe hood. Sizes 4 TO 6.
5.ss
IS Orig. z.ss to 3.ss Girls
Felt Hats, navy, brown, green,
100 Orig. l.ss overoIIs, PIN
vale corduroy; sizes to 3,
IS Orig. l.ss Poplin Joekets
with knit cuff and woistbond;
sizes 3 to 6x 99e
100 Orig. 81 to l.1s Polo
Shirts, striped cotton; sizes 3
IS Orig. 800 to 500 Cotton
Dresses, prints. stripes; sizes 8
500 o,is. 81 Polo Shirts with
ehiId's nome; sizes 3 to s. 25e
So Orig. 81 Cotton Bouele Polo
Shirts, sizes z, 8 - Use
As Orig. 2.99 Cotton Knit Suits,
size 6-------- we
III Orig. 4.ss Snow Suits.
(5ooo wool, 500 royon,) sizes
Z, 3, 4 ---z.SS
lS Orig. 5.SS Poplin Snow
Suits, 2-piece; sizes 3 to 8,
Sos "A
Evening star., 1949-12-22
Women's Gloves

200 speeiol Purchase Children's
Leather Mitts, novelty and toi-
lored styles; white, ton. red,
5ee
Street Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1949-12-22
l85 Poirs Orig. 8.e5 to
1895
.Women's Shoes
4.95

Dress and street shOeS III
black, brown or blue
suede; black OF e nt
leather; black Golf.
Pumps, sings and ankle
strops in the group. open
and closed toes, high and
medium heels, broken
sizes 4 to 9, narrow and
medium widths.
Shoe Salon, Third Floor,
Washington Store Only