davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Youths Cotton
Flannel Shirts, $7'''
We're $3.50

252 sports shirts in assorted plaids. Sizes 10
to 18.
81 Broadcloth Sports Shirts with long sleeves
Maize. Sizes 49, $295 Now
Cotton Blouses with Eon collar and
long sleeves White stripes Sizes and in the
Were $165 Now----------- 85C
6s Pairs Youths Cotton Pajamas with drawsrng waist
Blue and green Sizes to a. Were $685. Now 81 95
so Cotton Anklets with elastic top Dark
shades Sizes g. Were 55c. Now, pair ir-----15c
Cotton Gabardne Snow dark blue. Water-repelent.
Size 6. Were s25. -$12.95
Leather Jackets with knit collar and waistband Rayon
lined. Sizes IA and 16. Were SIS Now --~-. SS.95
Cotton Corduroy Sports Jackets in red Sizes "A and 16
Were $1295 Now
-repelent Cotton Jackets with slide fastener closing
12 IA and 90 Were 1895. Now
Pairs of Juniors Stacks of $50 rayon and $3.50 wool
gabardine. Gray blue and brown. Sizes to II. Were
$685. Now ------------------ S3.45
Pairs Cotton Corduroy Overals in brown Size T. Were
$oSo Sl0C
80 Pairs Wool Tweed Shorts with button-on wastband
Fully lined Sizes to g. Were $685. Now 85
81 Youths Cotton Corduroy Sacks with peated front and
slide fastener. Blue and brown Size IT, Were $595 Now
S3.45
"a Youths Cotton Tweeduroy Trousers with slide fastener
Brown Sizes is and II. Were $685.. .Now-------S3.45
Husky Cotton Tweeduoy Stacks brown Sizes "a and &c.
w&L-Norh Building THE BOYS SHOP. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-01-13
DOG Likes Crosby

\ SYDNEY, Australia [P).-A dog
belonging to one of the workmen on
the Woonera rocket range near
Pimba, South Australia, is Bing
Crosby fan. Whenever Bing comes
on the air the dog scampers to the
set and listens intently. Other
voices don't interest him.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Shifting, Headaehy
Common Colds
~.z Quickly Eased

Milburn's Capsules are in
tended to bring you relief in
short order. They start work
as soon as you take them
help you feel better right away.
Annoying shifting and nag
ging headaches usually yield
and the discomforts of a cold
are often relieved in a short
time if these pleasant capsules
are taken as directed. Dis
cover for yourself this, easy
way to help you feel better
when you have a cold. Get a
package of MILBURN'S CAP
SULES now at your favorite
drug store. Only 35c the box.
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Robes, Buntings, s1'''
Irregulars-if perfect ,eould sell for more


100 cotton robes and buntings for infants.
Pink and blue.
Plastic Bath Aprons in blue, pink white. Were $3.50
Now 95C
IL Sleeping with slide fastener front Of white brdseye
cotton. Were $3.50 Now So. AS
40 Unionsu piece tinted cotton. Size 2 Were $l25
Now Csc
Infants cotton with embroidered trim Were
$1s5 Now 75c
50 Cotton in several styles Sizes g. Were
s15S. Now 75c
Boys Suits Several styles Sizes S. g.
s2s5. Now Csc
of cotton white only. Sizes to 6x Were
s2s5. Now CSC
80 Cotton Knit Overals In pink and aqua Sizes months
and IL months only Were $1.95. Now Csc
IL Snowsuts labeled content with hood and plaid
front In gray and blue Were $795 S.
rs Snowsu 2piece sizes to Labeled for wool content
Wine and and and red Also red water repeent
cotton fabric wool pants with matching hat Were SITS to
$3.50 Now S5
so Jackets with red Peter Pan collar and cuffs button TRIM
Special purchase Would regularly SELL in stock for $685.
Now ----------------- ------------------------S2.5
iNFANTS' HND JUVENIiEs' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Bras, s1.as We're $3.50 to ss

so bras of rayon and cotton in colors of nude,
black, navy and bronze. Sizes 81 to 38 in
A, b, C cups. Not all sizes in all cOlors.
Side Hook Corses of figured cotton baste Sizes 20 to 81
and a. Were $3.50 to $3.50 Now -------------- S475
Pantie Girdes of and cotton sizes 2 Az 49, Were
Lastex Pantie Girdles in sizes extra small small medium
and large. Were $780,
W&L-vorth Building q cTRDLEs. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-01-13
Short Cotton
Corduroy Housecoots
" We're $7.05

IL styled with loose back and round collar
Royal and American Beauty. Misses sizes.
Rayon Jersey Peignoirs green IA and 16 in white
and l6 in aqua. Were $1095. Now ------------- SS25
Romane Rayon Crepe Robes with trim Sizes IL, IA
and 16 in pink. Were $1495. Now 50 80
Rayon Jersey Robes in black with twoone trim Sizes H.
AZ and A. Were $7.s5 and $685. Now $3.50 and $3.50
Taeta TAILORED Robes in American Beauty Sizes
H. II and 20. Were $10.95. Now 81 25
sobEs Ro"11n 2Nn fHoSiaoA7 faHooGSisaacoA7s FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Miss Truman 10 Christen
First PAA Strafocruiser

Entry into passenger service Of
a new and greatly enlarged type
of luxury transport plane will be
marked here Saturday when Miss
Margaret Truman christens the
Pan American World Airways
Stratocruiser, America" at cere-
monies at National Airport.
The big double-decked, high
speed carrier is the first OF more
than so nearing completion at the
Boeing Airplane Co. plant in
Seattle. They are scheduled for
early delivery to half dozen lead
ing airlines.
More than $500 Federal and
aviation officials have been invited
to the christening. which begins
at 3 pm. With Miss Truman will
be two friends. Miss Drucie Sny-
der, daughter Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and Miss Jane
Lingo.
Mrs. Truman will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Leslie Shaw and
Mrs. James Noel Of independence,
Mo-, who are to be her guests at
Blair House.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
ourIncome Tax
(Tenth of a Series.J
By james Morlow
Ax.oejoted Press Stcff Writer


Watch your deductions. They
may save you money in filing
your 1948 income tax return.
The size of your deductions will
decide the kind Of income tax re-
turn to use.
There's no problem if your in
come was less than $4,000 and
your deductions were not more
than 10 per cent of your income.
You'd use form 1040A or the
1040 short-form. Automatically
and without asking, you get de-
duction of 10 per cent. It's al
ready allowed for in the tax table
used with both forms. Y
Long Form Example.
If your income was less than
$4,000 but your deductions were
more than 10 per cent use the
1040 long-form.
On that form you'll have to
itemize your deductions but you
can claim them.
If your income was $4,000 or
more. you must use the 1040 long
form.
A single taxpayer in this group
is allowed standard, automatic
deduction of 10 per cent of his in
come up to a limit of $1,000 in
deductions.
He just takes that 10 per cent.
He doesn't have to itemize any
thing unless his deductions exceed
10 per cent. Example:
Adams income was $500. He
takes, without itemizing, stand
ard 10 per cent deduction, or
$3.50. Jones income was $4,000.
He takes the limit 10 per cent
deduction allowed, or $1,000.
Smiths income was over $4,000
say s1o,500 or $30,00o-but he
can claim without itemizing only
$1,000.
It's different with q married
couple whose income is $4,000 or
more.
If they file a joint return, even
though the wife had no income
they get q standard deduction
just like the unmarried man-of
10 per cent up to limit of ST.
600, without itemizing.
Buff one Of them files sep
arately. or both file separately.
there's a fiat limit of only $500
in deductions on the return filed.
Example: Jones had $4,000 in
come. his wife had none. They file
jointly. They get a standard 10
per cent deduction of $500, with
out itemizing.
But take the same Jones. with
the same $4,000. and the same wife
who had no income. He alone
files a return. His wife fails to
file jointly with him.
$500 Standard Deduction.
Then his standard deduction is
only $500. The couple has lost
money. If deductions were ac-
tually more than $500, he'd have
to itemize them all to prove them.
This may seem unfair to mar
ried couples, giving single people
a break over them. Congress did
it that way to even things up a
bit.
Under the new law married
couples, filing jointly, get break
unmarried taxpayers don't get.
For, by filing jointly, married
couples can split" their income
to get q lower tax, as if each
were claiming half the total in
come.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
$50 Originally l.79
Girls Blouses
72r

Girls Cotton Jumper BIouses.
The perfect bIouses to brighten
up thot tired outfit. Sizes 7 to
IA.
IS Originally 4.ss Girls. Cotton
Dresses, broken sizes ---l.4S
IS Originally 7.99 to 500 Girls
Dresses, royon toffetos and
royon veIvets; broken sizes, 3.4S
80 Originally 1899 to 1899
Girls Dresses. royon foiIles and
royon toffetos. assorted styles;
broken zes----4.48
20 Originally 1899 to 1899
Girls PopIin Joekets. wooIens
and eorduroys; broken sizes 7 to
Ia 5.6S
- Originally 100 Girls Novelty
Bows and Ties 48e
Girls Wear, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Metal Kitchen Cobinets

Floor Sonples
! ORIG. 36.s5 Youngstown Woll
Cabinet, corner, as is - Z4.7s
Orig. 1890 Geneva Wall Cob
met, 2lxl8, os is --~lZ.5o
! Orig. $3.50 General Electric
Bose Cabinet. 3 drawer. 1896,
with linoleum top, os $3.50
I Orig. 64.so Youngstown Base
Cabinet, 24x3e. with linoleum
top, os sis--------4s.oo
! Orig. s4.oo General Electric
Base Cabinet, 8 drawer, 24x3e.
with IinoIeum top, os is $3.50
! Orig. 27.oo Geneve Wall Cob
met. 1890, os is -----lS.oo
Orig. z4.3o Gensvo Well Cob
met, 15x3O, os is ---1e.5o
Z Orig. 5l.55 Geneva Base Cob
inets. 1896, with linoleum top,
os is 1895
! Orig. 1895 Double-sowI
Sink, eo-in. wide. metal base,
nc is -174.95
Kitchen Cabinets, 7th Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
10 Originally l4.e5
Crib Mattresses 1922

Crib Mattresses ivy
Fonous "sIeeprite" innersprine
mattresses, standard size. with
woter-resistont cover.
I Orig. 1898 "LuIIebye" Desk
Chest ---4s.e5
; ORIG. zz.s5 "LuIIabys" Mite
stonds, dude ranch style--l2.ss
7 Orig. 10000 Crib and Chit
ferobs Set, covered with yellow
simulated leather. floor sonple,
1890
4 Orig. ss.s5 "LuIIebys" Chit
Z oris. 34.s5 'Toddy TrayeIers,"
combination crib and play pen,
1899
Z oris. 1895 "luIlabys", e:'s:; ss
) Orig. 24.sS "IulIebye" chairs
with Bench, dude ranch style,
1899
Nursery Furniture.
Second Floor, The Hecht co.
10 Originally LOO
Boys T-Shirts
28c
BOYS white T shirts with Redskin
motif. Sizes snoII. medium and
large.
II Originally i.ss Boys' Junior
Pejamas. cotton flannel, broken
sizes 4 to 6------6 6Se
IS orisineIIy 3.s5 Boys Jeons.
blue, corduroy, size | s only LOO
8 Originally 4.s5 Boys' Lensiss,
sizes 10 TO u. Properly IobeIed
as to material content 1.68
3 Originally 1880 Boys' Cor
durey Joekets. lined; broken
sizes 10 to 22--5.86
- Originally 100 TO 1.5o Boys
Wool MuffIsrs in solid and fancy
colors soc
47 Originally l.9S 70 3.25 Boys
Lined Leather Gloves, sizes z
and 9Se
Boys Furnishings, Second Floor
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-03
ll5 Originally 75e Polr
Dress Shields
3oc poir

Nationally advertised dress
shields, in assorted sizes and
coIors.
z Orig. $50 "sani-seants." extra
Iorae size only ------- 7Se 60.
81 Orig. 2.e5 sturdifIex GirdIes.
broken sizes "a to 3e ---l.5s
- Orig. 4.s5 SsuEdifIex Foun-
dotions, broken sizes, II to a.,
4s Orig. soc to sse sonitary
Belts, broken sizes--------z5s
8 Orig. las Stsp-in Bieomers,
large ond extra Ioroe-- ess
Al Orig. las and Its Bro
Form Shields, broken sizes,
6se snd Sse
a. oris. ZOO Bra Form Shields.
broken sizes 81 to AZ 100
II Orig. $50 Wotsr-Repellent
Shirt Shields ----7ss
so ORIG. ZOO Gorssr Belts,
broken sizes ~ to 70 loo
20 Orig. 3.ss Ti Form Dress
Shields s--I.o0
Notions, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Curtoins
Is orisineIIy 4.ss to $50 Ruff
fled Cushion Dot curtains. ! 90
in. wide to pair, II and 81 inches
Iona. Ivory. Poir-----1.SS
II Originally 3.ss RuffIsd Cot
ton Morquises+e curtoins. ] 90
inches wide to poir. 80 inches
long. Blue, white. Poir r---l.9s
10 Originally 5.ss RuffIed cush-
ion Dot curtoins, 100 inches wide
to poir, 80 inches long. Peach.
Poir ---------I w
Sirth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Washington
Blankets and Comforters
z oriainolIy 1925 Virsip Wool
Throws, 54x72 2------4.ss
7 Originally s.ss Hand-Loemsd
Virgin Wool Throws, eox72, 800
I Originally $500 Fielderess
sinsle-controI Electric Blanket,
1873 wool, 1870 cotton 5000
II Originally 1895 Rayon Satin
Covered cemforters, down filled,
% II Pert. l.ss Seconds Of
Common Sheet BIonkets --l.79
40 Originally 7.ss AII-WooI
Blankets, 72x84. royon sotin
bound d-------6.9S
Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
Large Housewares
. Orig. 6.ss Aluminium Under
bed Chests, os is-----4.5o
! oris. 1895 Utility cobines, 4
shelves, white enomeIed netol
as sis---lo.ss
I Orig. 1896 MetoI Wardrobe.
brown enamel; as is-----lz.95
! Orig. 1895 Utility cobinet. 5
adjustable shelves. white enom-
eIed metal; os is --13.9o
I Orig. e.s5 Wall Cabinet. white
enomeIed metal; as is---7.s5
| Orig. 1895 Shelf Cabinet.
white enoneIed metal; os is,
s.ss
! Orig. 1895 Imprinted Gre
denzo, ehx36x44; os is-ls.sS
I Orig. 1885 Imprinted cabi.
net, lex36x36; as is----z3.ss
I Orig. l6.s5 Unpointed Chest,
35x3Oxl6; os is-------1z.95
I Orig. 1925 Imprinted Book.
case, 36x36xeh; os is---7.sS
I Orig. 1925 Imprinted Book
ease, 2ex28x9K7 as $3.50
I Orig. s.s5 Unpointsd Book
ease, 24x48x9h; as is---4.sS
! Orig. 1895 Unpainted Book
ease, l6x3Ox35; os is---13.s5
Large Housewares, Seventh
Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
100 Originally 2.80
Parker Herbex
Wovesover Sets
I.Io Tar Included

l.Io Ia. Included
Famous Parker Herbex Wove-
Sover Sets, the ideal way to keep
your hair soft and your wave
eosiIy manageable. .
50 Originally $50 Growing
Glory Home Permanent Wave
Sefs. ------------------4oe
50 Originally 500 Growing
Glory Home Permanent Wave
SETS ---------------eoe
so Originally 2.4o Lostons Hair
Dye, all shodes
SpeeioI Purchase! 100 Metal
compoets. many shapes -- 59e
50 Originally l.2o Cosmetic
Boss. woter-repellent lining 3Se
100 Originally 100 Gloss Per-
fume Bottles -----See
100 Originally l.zo Dry shom- =,
poo 60e
Prices Include Tar where ap-
pltcable.
Cosmetics, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., washington
IS Originally 1926 to $500
Women's All Wool. Suits
$27
Crepe and eobordine suits. in
wine, green, grey and brown.
Broken sizes in the group.
7 Orig. 1895 Women's Un-
trimmed coots, in 1oo06. oII-wooI
suede. Black and grey, broken
sizes lOI2 to l6R-$l7
7 Orig. 1885 to 1898
Women's Fur-Trimmed coots,
In oIl-wool broodcIoth and nee
depoint, with silver fox and
black dyed Persion lamb collars.
Broken sizes leIz TO 24H7 in
the group p-----------$s7
Wonen's Goats and Suits,
Third Floor, Washington
200 oolIons Orig. $50 to 4,e5
Household Paints
2.99 gal.
Wide selection Of points in many
coIors. Such os interior gloss,
interior ni-eIoss, porch and
deck enamel. fIot points, eIeor
spor vornish.
4s Orig. 5.s5 Outside White
House Point; can be tinted; eol..
so Orig. 2.ee Brushes. pure Chi
nese bristIes, vulconized in rub
Der, q inches wide e---l.9s
Paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hecht Co.
BIS Originally 25e Eoeh
Women's Name
Hondkerchiefs
z for 25c
Fine cotton hondkerehiefs with
airIs' first names embroidered in
corner. Broken range Of names.
Handkerchiets, Street Floor,
The .Hecht Co., Washington
$50 prs. Orig. l.e5 and l.e5
FuII-Foshioned Nylons
69c
Both medium and sheer weights
in this low-prieed group OF
nyIons! Some ore Of non-run
mesh; also q group Of seamless
nyIons. Broken sizes and coors.
Damaged from handling.
Hosiery, Street Floor, The
Hecht Co., Washington
$50 prs. Originally 79e
Misses AnkIets
OF wool and nylon (properIy
labeled as to wool content. All
ore perfect quoIity. In white,
yellow, red, black, melon or grey.
Sizes 9 to II.
Hosiery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
90 Originally 3.e5 to 5.95
Misses Wool Felt Hats
100
Pert little wool felt hats, some
with yelling and feother trims.
In navy, brown, wine, green.
Hat Bar, Street Floor
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-03
10 Originally 2.o8 Misses
Royon Crepe BIouses
100

Washable royon crepe bIouses,
with rust -resistont metal nol-
heads. Pert Johnny collar or
Jewel neckIine. White. black,
brown or grey. Sizes 81 to SO
in the group.
Blouses, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Mems Sportsweor
IS Originally 5.s5 Mems ALL
Wool PuIIover Sweaters. broken
sizes - ----- *2.ss
IS orisinoIIy s.s5 Mems All
Wool coot Sweoters. solid coIors,
broken sizes " 800
Mems Sportswear, Street Floor,
Washington
Sports Equipment
IS Originally 7.s5 to s.s5 White
voIIey BoIIs. leather laced, IL
piece construction ---6.95
II Originally 1000 to 1925
White VolIey Balls s-- 8.95
10 Originally 1.s5 to $50 Bose
ball Bots ~
Sports Equipment. Street Floor.
Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-03
SPECIAL PURCHASE
9 AII-WooI Codet Suits
1923

1923
AILwool eodet suits. Sizes 8
10 l6.
Extro Metehins sIeeks $50
10 Orig. $500 AIi-wooI Student
Suits, broken sizes, SO TO 40,
20 Orig. $3.50 Students Fleece
overeoots. properly labelled os
to wool content, broken sizes "a
II Orig. zI.oo Students ALI
wool Sport Goats. sizes "a TO AZ,
7 Orig. 1850 sey.' Over
eeots. properly labeled os to
wool content, broken sizes 3 to
) Orig. 1875 Boys AIl-wooI
overeoats, tweed. sizes l3 to
$ Orig. 1925 Boys Fleece Fin
ser-Tip coots, properly labeled
as to wool content, broken sizes
"a TO y 1000
7 Orig. 1895 Boys AII-wooI
Jr. overeoots, tweed, broken sizes
6 to II ---12.98
II Orig. 1895 Boys Hooded
Meekinows, properly labeled os
to wool content, sizes 8 to lo
husky -s.s s.ss
s Orig. 1895 Boys Hooded
Meekinaws. properly labeled os
to wool content, size 8 ---5.s8
z Orig. 5.s5 Boys kevy Pea
Goats. loo9o reprooessed wool;
size s only -3.44
7 Orig. 2.ss Rein Sets. black,
rubberized, broken sizes 4 to
IA z.46
Varsity Shop and Boys Cloth
ing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Is Pr. Originally $50
Women's Famous
Name Slippers
1.o9
AII-leother scuffs in red with
leather trim. Sizes 4 s and 6
in the group.
Women's Slippers,
Third Floor, Washington
Women's Fomous
Name Shoes
4.o5
IA pr. Orig. 1895 Laird sehober
Shoes
Is pr. Orig. 1895 cosuoI Clos
sizes Shoes
II pr. Orig. 1895 Arch Aid Shoes
46 pr. Orig. 1895 Marcy Shoes
by Paramount
40 Or. Orig. 1895 and l2.e5
Other Famous Makes
Included ore pumps, step-ins,
sandals and ankle strops. Block
and brown suede or leather. High
and cuban heels. Broken sizes a
to 10, widths narrow and medium
in the group.
Women'S Shoe Salon.
Third Floor, Washington
lis Originally 900
Misses Loey Slips
By "TroneI'
3.o7
Royon crepe slips, with loee
trim to give that luxury look.
ReouIor or extra long lengths.
Lingerie posteIs as we'll as navy
and black. Sizes 81 70 40.
coIors, lengths and sizes in the
group.
Lingerie, Third Floor,
washington
72O If PERI. l.o9
Window Shades
89c
Machine oil window shodes.
washable, mounted on euoron-
teed rollers; ecru shode; 50
inches wide. II inches long.
Strth Floor, The Hecht Co,
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Mems Shoes

7 Originally 1880 to $500
Mems Famous Brand Riding
Boots, brown only, Leather soles
and heels. Sizes 2/6, 2/6h,
VI, 2/8H --7.9s
rs Originally 3.s5 to $50 Mems
Famous Moke Leather Slippers.
Opero styles, hard and soft soIes.
small sizes only ---1.9s
Is Originally s.s5 to 1895
Mems Femous Brend oxfords.
Ieother and rubber soIes ond
heels. Brown only, broken sizes.
6.e9
~ Originally BIS to 4.s5 Con-
ves Gym Shoes, brown and two
tone styles. Broken sizes LAO
Mems Shoes, Second Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-03
5 Originally $500
z Piece Matched
Luggage Sets
240O Tia. Included

Just s Of these sets. A 2l-inoh
overnight cose and matching
26-inch Pullman cose in navy
blue Dupont non-seuff plastic
covering and top-oroin eowhids
bound. Both coses ore beouti-
fully lined. This is real buy!
5 Originally 1920 Lodies' I6-
inch Round Hot Boxes,
$40 Tax Included
5 Originally l2.2o Ladies' ls-
inch Round Hot Boxes,
$50 Tax Included
Luggage, Street Floor,
Washington
25 Originally 1895 to 5e.e5
Junior Miss Wool Coots
SIS
Fitted ond casual coots, in black,
wine, green and grey, Broken
sizes 7 to IS,
70 Orig. $500 20 6e.s5 Junior
Miss Fur Trim and Casual coots,
in black, green and wine. All
wool. Broken sizes 9 to IS, $3S
10 Orig. 6s.e5 to $500 Junior
Miss Fur Trim coots. in brown,
green and grey. Broken sizes 9
to IS --S4a
2e Orig. 1855 to 1895 Junior
Miss Reineoots, in royon oobor-
dine, glen plaid and stripes,
1888
Young WaShingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, Washington
40 Originally e.e8 and 1898
Reody-Mode SIipcovers
Chair Covers-------4.99
Sofa Covers--------9.T
Reody-mode sIipcovers in multi
color stripe. Broken ossortments.
9Th Floor, The Hecht Co,
Washington
10 Originally 1898 to ee.es
Cedar Chests
$500
Assortment of chests in mohoe-
ony. walnut or bleach mahogany
veneers on cedar. FIots and low
BOYS TO choose from. Some floor
samples, some scratched and
morred.
Sirth Floor, The Hecht Co.,
Washington
lIak@leker,,
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Domestics

7 Originally SOS Cotton crinkIs
Crepe Comfort Covers 4.s5
s Originally s.s5 FibrssIoss Pill
lows, size 2lx27----5.9s
IA Originally 4.9s UnbIeoehed
Sanferixed IA Msttrsss Covers
won't shrink more than ! oo),
l.ss
s Dozen II PERT. 3.zs Seconds Of
Type l4o Muslin Sheets,
8ixIo8 2.5s
8 Dozen II PERT. z.sS Seconds
Of Themeston Pose Muslin
Sheets, labeled Blossom, size
S1xoo -2.59
IA Dozen " PERI. 7se Seconds
OF Muslin Pillow coses 59e
II Dozen II PERT. 2.7s Seconds
Of PereeIe Crib Sheets, 45x73,
l.49
iFiJth Floor, The Hecht Co,
=, Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Upholstery

50 Originally 2.ss to 4.es Foney
Pillows in royon sotins and royons
in wide assortment Of eolors.
l.4s TO 2.4e
500 Yerds Originally Las and
I.29 GIosheen, in voriety OF pot
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Evening star., 1949-08-30
Lawrence |. Beebe
Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Lawrence
L. Beebe, 10, retired mechanical
engineer with the Public Roads
Administration. will be held at II
am. tomorrow in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Mr.. Beebe, who lived at Rose
mary street, Chevy Chase, died
Sunday at Mount Alto Hospital
after a years illness. He had
been with the Roads Administra-
tion more than 80 years.
A native of Alpine. N. Y, he
graduated from Cornell Univer-
sity in 1908. He worked for the
Lehigh Valley Railroad before
coming here in 1906 to accept a
position with the Bureau of
Standards. He remained with the
bureau until 1914. when he Joined
the Public Roads Administration.
During World War I he served
as a captain in chemical warfare.
He returned to the Roads Ad-
ministration after the war and re-
tired in December, 1948.
Mr.. Beebe was a member of the
Chevy Chase Masonic Lodge, No.
AZ. r.
Surviving are two sons, Charles
H., of Tucson, Ariz., and John
Beebe, of the Rosemary street
address. His wife. Mrs. Pearl
Reebe. died in 1945.
Evening star., 1949-08-30
Mrs. J. Daniel Fry, 10,
Dies in Charles Town

Mrs. Mabel Jennings Fry, 10, a
resident of Washington for more
than 40 years, died yesterday in
the Charlestown (W. VaD hos
pital, after an illness Of five weeks.
Since leaving Washington three
years ago, she had made her home
in MiddleWay, w. Va.
Born in Middleway. she came
here in the early 1900s to settle
IN Georgetown on w place NV.
She was a past officer of the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter No. 20,
Daughters of the Confederacy, and
belonged to the West Virginia
State Society. For many years
she was active in the Progressive
Citizens Association and the
Washington Boys Club at 2726 M
street NV. Her husband, j. DAN
iel Fry, is a retired Capital Tran
sit Co. employe.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Daley
R. Slomaker. Winchester. Va; a
son, David H. Fry, 1884 w place
NV: a brother. Henry Herbert
Jennings, MiddleWay, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Edward F. Shaull, 1884
Quincy street NV.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at her home in
Middleway, followed by burial in
the cemetery there.