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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-04

~ THE ~ Nl VT tHt WV MY
JUDGE. MONROE COI< Tl,
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE.
In re; Estate OF
q. CLEVELAND SAUNDERS.
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDiTOR>
u933 PrObate Act. SECS. lIo. I@0l
To All Creditors and Persons
Having Claims or Demands Against
Said Estate:
You and each of You are hereby
1otified and required 10 present
any claims and demands which
YOU. or either Of You. may have
against the estate of g. cleveland
Saunders deceased. lat" of said
County. to the County Judge of
Monroe County, Florida, at his of
flee in the court house of said
County at Key West. Florida, with
in eight calendar months from the
time of the first publication "f this
notice. Each claim or demand shall
he in writing, and shall Ntat" the
place of residence and post office
address of the claimant, and shall
ne sworn 10 by the claimant, his
agent. or his attorney. and any
such claim or demand not 50 filed
shall he void.
tSigned) ROBERT a. SAL Npt.ftS
As administrator of the Estate Oh
c. Cleveland saunders, deceased.
decI4-2l-2N. l93 jana, l"39
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-04

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-04

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-04

WAITRESS. Experienced. Good
working conditions. Apply in per-
son. Caribe. Jams, st
Evening star., 1952-01-03
NCW toHeur
Rabbi Punitz

Rabbi David H. Panitz of the
AdaS Israel Congregation and Can
tor Hillel Drummer of the B'nai
Israel Congregation will be honor
guests at a meeting of the Wash
tngton Section, National Council
Of Jewish Women, at lis pm.
Tuesday in the Jewish Community
Center.
Rabbi Panitz will speak on the
topic, "Jews in America Today" !"
and Cantor Drummer will sing
American and Jewish songs. Mrs.
Samuel Brown. president of the
council. will open the meeting
and Mrs. Frank Rich will be chair
man Of the day.
Mrs. Joseph Dessoff will be
hostess at a luncheon tomorrow
at which plans will be made for a
spring tea and fashion show to
be sponsored by the council on
March 81 at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Dessoff is chairman of the
committee for the benefit.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Gen. Ginsburqh
ToAddress OAR

Brig. Gen. A. Robert Ginsburgh,
q. S. A. F., will address the ninth
annual joint meeting of the Conti-
mental Danes and Judge Lynn
Chapters of the District Daughters
Of the American Revolution at
8 o'clock tonight in the OAR Chap
ter House.
High ranking OAR officials who
have been invited to attend in
clude Mrs. John Morrison Kerr.
treasurer general; Miss Lillian
Chenoweth. honorary vice presi-
dent general; Mrs. James D. Skin
ner, State regent and Mrs. Thomas
B. Dimmick, president of the
Chapter House Corporation.
Others to whom invitations have
been extended include Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig, national president
of the Children of the American
Revolution; Miss Caroline Brown,
junior national president of the
c. A. r.; Mrs. Ellsworth Clark,
District senior president of the
c. A. R., and Rear Admiral Will
liam Rea Furlong, U. S. N. retired
State president of the Sons Of the
American Revolution.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Modern
Marriage
Parents Should
Work as Team
In Discipline
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

No family needs . whipping
boss. I'm not concerned, there
fore, about deciding whether
mother or father should take that
position.
But it's a real problem in many
homes. Mrs. LeR. tells her side:
Because I am with our three
small children q great deal more
than their father. am usually the
one who Furnishes them when they
are naughty. II this continues
I am afraid the children will grow
to love their father more than
they love me. Should I make
him take part Of this RESPONSE
bility? e
Mr.. Y. tells the other side: Our
twin boys are reaching the age
when they are getting into all
sorts Of mischief. Their mother
does not seem to be able to main
tain any discipline. but merely
threatens them with what I'll do
to them when come home. When
I return tired and hungry, she
tells me what they have done and
demands that I spank them. Does
that make sense, DR.. Popenoe?
; None whatever, Mr.. Y. But it's
Tar too common for mothers to
say, "Just you wait till your father
comes home" Do you remember
chat story about the father who
was only home on week ends? The
boy inquired Of his mother, WHO
Is that man that comes here onI
Sundays and spanks me?" That
caricature is not far from the
truth, in some families.
In the first place children don't
need any great amount of spank
ing. and if parents haven't learned
any better way of handling them
they need to read some of the
modern books and pamphlets on
the subject. Write me in care of
The Evening Star for an up-to-
date reading list. It's free, but
please inclose a stamped, self
addressed envelope.
In the second place punishment
isn't very helpful unless it is close
" tied to the offense. If it is put
of for hours Cor daysD the child
Is not going to get much benefit
from it.
:, In the third place father and
mother should work as a team in
this matter of child guidance. The
children must feel that whatever
one does, the other would also do.
Finally, I quite agree with both
Mrs. LeR. and Mr.. Y. that neither
parent should be identified by the
children as a whipping boss. The
way to avoid this is to abolish
the job.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Sigma Kappa Meeting

Members Of the Northern vir-
ginis Alumnae Chapter of Sigma
Kappa, Sorority will work on
scrapbooks for hospitalized chill
dren following business meeting
at 8 pm. Monday in the home of
Mrs. Joseph Houghton, 4404 North
Nineteenth street, Arlington. Mrs.
C. M. Carter, newly elected chair
man Of the group, will conduct
the meeting which will close with
O social hour.
Evening star., 1952-01-03
B'nui Israel Fete
To Feature Play

The annual membership lunch
con Of the B'nai Israel Sisterhood
will be held at noon Monday in
the Fig auditorium at Sixteenth
and Crittenden streets NV. A
business session will be held fol-
lowing the luncheon, with Mrs.
Ernest Sherman presiding.
A luncheon feature win be a
play entitled, Weddings, Then
and Now" with Mrs. Louis L.
Prawde as narrator. Mrs. Arthur
Nachlas Is in charge Of decora-
tions.
Cantor Hillel Drummer and Mrs
David Baum win be soloists, with
Mrs. Sam Grant as accomparist
Evening star., 1952-01-03
40 Orig. o.85 to 1925
Better Handbags
688 plv. tax

Soft leothers-lustrous brood
cloths-oll sorts Of novelty
fobrics. Sotehels, pouches,
over-orm bags, some with gold
colored metol trim.
l3 Orig. l2.95 to SIS leather
and fobric bags in vorious styles
and coIors ------S.9 S.95
80 Orig. IS to 7.S5 leather and
suede boes in an assortment Of
eolors and styles 3.S8
3 Orig. $35 broodeIoth boes
with rich Iustre 22.5o
~ Orig. 7.s5 leothers. suedes
and fobrics in new style bags,
winter eoIors 500
! Orig. 1880 polished coIf-
skin bog ------- SIS
~ Orig. 1925 reptile bags in
lovely colors and styles 7.95
All prices plus tax
Street Floor
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1952-01-03

Mems Shoes, Slippers


100 Pair Orig. 1896 to 1895
Fomous make mems oxfords.
Several patterns in smooth and
grain leothers with extra weight
soles and rubber heels. Not all
sizes. II, ,8S
$50 Peif Orig. 4.95 and SOS
Men's Opera Slippers in hard
and soft soIes and two-tone
leothers: Brown, wine and blue.
Broken size assortment from
GA to 71z and 10 to IL.
7.4eb
Second Floor. Washington;
Street Floor, StlDer Spring
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Mems Shoes

s. Pair Orig. iis.4s Fomous
Brond noccosin style oxfords
in smooth and grain leothers
with storm welts, leather heels
and extra weight soles. An ex-
ceptionoi voiue for men wear
ing sizes 612 to oh. --i3.99
80 Pair Orig. 9.95 10 1895
Fomous make oxfords in brown
styles. Broken sizes. -----7.83
Second Floor,
Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1952-01-03
% Orig. s.e8
Fake" Fur StoIes

$50
"Mock" broodtoiI stoIes with
all the rich lustre of the reel
thing! Black, brown cnd navy
colors. Stunning right now -
on through the Spring.
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only
100 Orig. 5.es Misses
Royon Blouses
2.o8
Soft lovely royon you're used
to paying more for at q greet
clearance! CIossics-ond soft
feminine styles. Sizes 81 to 38
in the group.
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Sporting Goods

IS Orig. 1895 TO 1875 Mems
and Lodies' ice skotes. Hockey
and figure, including. Iodies'
white figure skates, in the
group. Broken sizes. 4.S6
Il Orig. 7.50 Two-tone warm
up jackets in snoll sizes. .-2.9e
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Mems Sport coats,
Roincoots

40 Orig. $3.50 Nationally Ad-
vertised tweed sport eoots. Reg
ulors and shorts. ---2 1888
81 Orig. SIS Royon roineoots
in blue and brown checks. Mo-
tionoIly known make designed
to double as mid-seoson top
coot. Sizes So to As regular,
81 to 46 long. 1888
IS Orig. SIS AIl-wool sport
coots. 2 and 3 button styles
in eosy-bIendine shades. Sizes
3e to A regular. 81 long,
...s. 1880
Street Floor, Washington
Misses 2.es to 3.es
Nylon or Royon
Blouses
1893
Lovely nylon sheers, delightful
royon blouses-so easy to take
care of-in q great number Of
styles. Mony eolors to choose
from. Sizes 81 to 38. Just
$50.
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
Women's Belts
800 Orig. $50 and 81 leather
belts, glowing veIvets, soft
suedes, novelty fobries with
gold and silver colored metal
buckles. -------- 79e
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
48 Orig. $50
Girls Poplin jackets
2.54
Greet fovorite! Smart unIined
jacket with smooth Upper clos
ing. Assorted coIors. Broken
sizes 7 to IA.
Second Floor, Washington
Girls Apparel
Is Orig. 3.99 BIouses in white
broodcloth. Chubby broken
sizes 8Hz to l4K. - 81
36 Orig. l.59 Fine combed cot
ton polo shirts with short
sleeves. Postels and white.
Broken sizes 8 to IL - 88e
"a Orig. lbs to l.95 Girls
leather "clip-on'' belt with
handy coin purse. Assorted
colorS 88c
plus tax
Is Orig. 3.ss sub-Teen Blouses
in fine white broodcloth. Sizes
10 to IL -------$l
Second Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Luggage

All pieces domosed, initioied
wrong, or part of. o eloseout!
But all in fine servieeobIe con.
dition. All prices plus tax.
3 Orig. SIS KIeber Iodies' ~"
Weekenders. --------$5
8 Orig. $40 KIeber rs" ladies'
PuIlmons. ----7.50
s Orig. 22.5o KIeber ladies'
wordrobes. ---------7.5o
] Orig. SIS Texon mems two
suiter. 800
I Orig. 1850 KessIer ladies'
Gross Roads 70" PuIlmons,
1850
l Orig. $3.50 KessIer ladies'
wardrobe. -----------lo.00
! Orig. 1895 Texon mems II"
weekend case. --------5.oo
I Orig. 1880 stor Croft II"
blue Iodies' weekender.--7 7.5o
I Orig. 1880 Stor Croft ladies'
train cose. -------7.50
! Orig. $33 Amelia Eorhort
Iodies' u" weekener. $500
! Orig. $35 Mems genuine cow
hide two-suiter. ---l0.00
! Orig. 24.5o Boretz mems
Texon tWo-suiter. ---12.50
z Orig. $3.50 Boretz mems top
groin eowhide two suffers,
$500
z Orig. $3.50 Boretz mems top
groin eowhide Il" companion,
1850
I Orig. s.s5 Texite. mems club
bag, zip closure. ----5.oo
z Orig. also mems top grain
cowhide club bags. 1000
! Orig. SIS DoppeIt mems top
groin cowhide brief cose. 1000
! Orig. 1880 Is" split cow
hide brief eose with handle,
7.50
3 Orig. 1850 RexbiIt split cow
hide brief boes. ------10.oo
z Orig. 22.5o MoximiIIion ~"
lodies' weekenders. 1000
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Infonts' Apparel

lnfonts' Apparel
Al Orig. I.65 All wool poke
bonnets with royon sotin rib
bons. Counter-soiIed Broken
81 Orig. z.ss "Mooic creep @
ers," cotton knits; eripper
front. Green, blue, moize with
joequord trim. Broken sizes 9
to l8 months. 1888
SO Orig. 2.99 sleeping bags;
cotton fIonneI with Upper
front. Knit neck and cuffs.
PosteIs in infonts' sizes. las
II Orig. l.99 lnfonts' dresses;
hondmode fine cottons, ex-.
quisitely embroidered. White
only. 6 mo. and ! yr. sizes. 9se
10 Orig. 1850 Prom sets in
cotton poplin with zip front,
closed hands and feet. Mdfze
only. 6 mo. size. 1888
Second Floor, Washington
1856 Orig. 4.ee to s.ee
Girls Better Dresses
2.88
Fine cottons that 90 right into
summer! Colorful pIoids; even
some metoIlie fobrics in the
group! Loods Of styles! Sizes
7 to IL.
Second Floor, Washington
Tots Apparel
II, Orig. 500 Girls'' lined Cor
duroy iockets. Sizes 4 to 6h
3.ss,
II Orig. 7.ss Girls wool and
corduroy jackets. 3 to 6h in
the group -- 5.SS
IS Orig. l.es ToddIers' Cord
uroy bonnets, royon sntin rib
is'l 100 Or; Orig. s.9s 1ofs' cotton
dresses in eoIorful ploids and
solid eoIors. Sizes 8 to 6k,
7.ss
I.1s and l.zs Polo shirts. Coy
stripes. Sizes ! to 8 in the
group. 78e
Second Floor, Washington
Teens Wool Coots
1888
Mostly oil wool coverts in smart
pyromid and fitted styles. Dark
green, cocoa, wine, some navy
in the group. Sizes 10 to l6. :
Second Floor, Washington
Teens Apparel
23 Orig. 1896 to 1895 Rain
coots. Small checked pottepns
and solid coIors. Some with
matching hats. Sizes 10 to l6,
1888
II Orig. 1895 to 1895 Bet
ter Dresses. All woods, royon
toffetos, velvet combinations;
even few fornoIs. Broken
colors and sizes, 10 to l6 S.SS
48 0Tis. S.95 TO 1895
Chubby" dresses, suits and
jumpers. Cotton and royon tof-
feto dresses: Corduroy suits and
Jumpers. Broken sizes l0k to
16B 594
III Orig. 1925 Cotton popIin
jackets with warm oIpoco lin
ing. Red, navy, green in group.
Broken sizes 10 to l6.---3.s8
23 Orig. l2.75 and 1875
Wool ioekets in pIoids and
solid grey boy" style. Sizes
10 to l6 ----7.S8
Second Floor, Washington
Boys Apparel
TOO Orig. LIS Boys under-
shirts. Worm, winter-weieht
cottons. Sizes u. "A, rs, 28,
50 Orig. z.ss Boys knit ski
poiomos. Blue or maize. Sizes
Ia, l6 and l5 only. 81
Second Floor, Washington,
90 Prs. 1926 to, 1895
Women's Urbonite
Shoes, 1885
Beautifully GRATED better shoes
high heeled dress styles in
pumps, onkle strops, instep
strops. In black, brown. Golf,
navy suede. Discontinued styles
or short lots.
3rd Floor, Washington
Store Only
IS Orig. 3.o5 to s.e5
Millinery
So
Glowing royon veIvets, fur felts,
fine velours in od-huoeino
cIoches, tiny helmets, rollers,
SNORT profiIes, snop brins and
off the face types. Mostly dark
shades with exciting trims like
Jewel" " veil, feathers.
Third Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-01-03
4o Orig. 4.o8
Loce StoIes
2.o8

Beautiful loce stoles-to drope
over your head provoeotively-
to toss around your stropless
gowns. Many lovely patterns in
sleek black or oneel white.
You'll love one for the porties
to come! ...-
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1952-01-03
End of Season Clearance
Royon and Silk Fobrics

End of Season Clearance
Royon and Silk Fobries
100 Orig. l.7s yd. Printed
royons. ---- --------7Se
10 Orig. 1869 yd. Royon Jersey
print. -------. zoe
100 Orig. l.ls yd. Royon
Is Orig. z.ss yd. green
foille. ----S 81
81 Orig. 2.ss yd. Pure Silk
10 Orig. 3.ss yd. novelty bro
code. so ins. wide ----I.69
Is Orig. I.ss yd. print royon
crepe -------79e
3s Orig. 1898 yd. white silk
Illusion. -------l.69
IS Orig. l.ls yd. butcher
~ Orig. 10y va. Woshoble
eobordine, grey or royal. .--9Se
80 Orig. 1893 yd. black tissue
royon foiIle. - 81
50 Orig. 2.es yd. black mossy
IS Orig. s.4s yd. black ro-
moine crepe. royon. 81
IS Orig. 2.eS yd. Pure Silk tis-
sue foiIie. black ----$l
II Orig. l.ss yd. Point De
Spree, white, soiled. ----49e
8 Orig. $50 yd. White Chan
tilIy lace, royon, soiIed, white,
2.ss
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
Stationery
81 Orig. 2.2e Albums, scrop-
books, memo boxes. Simulated
leather. red and green. As is.
98e
81 Orig. 1873 Guest books,
simulated leather. Green, brown.
As is. --9S 9Se
lS Orig. l.79 Onyx pen bosses
and pens. sold as is. -9Se
81 Orig. 81 Lipstiek tissues.
Pockoee of ten books. --49e
80 Orig. 1893 Plastic cooted
'ployine cards. set l.l9
- Orig. ST Miniature game
sets, several different types.
49e
81 Orig. Its Plastic coated
playing cards. ---Set 9Se
z Orig. 1875 Roulette Game
sets in simulated leather cases,
s.49
3 Orig. s.s5 Walnut poker
chip eoses-will hold 300 chips,
4.s5
100 Orig. I.ss Wosteboekets.
Metol. ------------79e
100 Orig. z.7s 'Wosteboskets.
eSe
100 Orig. 2.4s Wostfeboskets,
9Se
8 Orig. 1880 Time Secretaries,
100 orio. i.7e pIostic noker
chips. Box of 100. -----6ee
100 Orig. l.4e Plastic poker
chips. Box of 100. ----79e
20 Orig. 1873 Plastic poker
chips. Box Of 100. ----9Se
z Orig. 1880 Itolion leather
desk sets. ----le.98
s Orig. 7.s5 Itoiion Ieother
bookends. Pair 2.sS
9 Orig. s.s5 ItoIion Ieother
bookends. Poir 3.9S
76 Orig. 2.sS MetoI telephone
Is Orig. s.s5 Brides Albums,
NS 'Ss - - - 40 y
/ IS Orig. 6oe Poper guest
towels. --i9e
II Orig. 59e Key and Fore
leather containers. -I9e
II Orig. 6se Purse flashlights,
l9e
Z Orig. S. Cigarette boxes,
AS is. -----l.9S
100 Orig. 25e Four-leof clover
key choins. Toe
50 Orig. 81 TO $50 Stationery,
eounter-soiled, some domoeed,
as is. -------50e to Its
10 Orig. 35e Washington SOU
|venir pictures. - Sc
80 Orig. $50 to $77 Bibles,
New Testoments, prayer books
ond Donoir Version Bibles. As
lis. ----s- " Price
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-01-03
10 Orig. 22.o5 TO 1895 Misses
Better Dresses
S17

Stunning wool erepes stiff royon fobres thot swing
well petcoots. Now oreoty reduced! One and ho
piece styles that you will wear now and love in the
spring with colofu gloves Although there is not every
style in every color. there's good selection.
Third Floor, Washington Store only
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Mems Furnishings

96 Orig. 2.95 Mems Alligator
belts priced far less thon you'd
expect for this quoIity. Genuine
oIlieotor improves in appear
once as it is worn. Sizes 81 and
l5s Orig. Famous moke belts.
Tons and browns, mostly in
size 36. -------- 39e
rs Orig. 81 Imported pocket
lighters that use stondord wicks,
fIints and fuels. -z9e
So Orig. 35e to 65e White and
colored hondkerehiefs. slightly
soiled or mussed from handling,
l9e
4 Orig. 5.S5 Genuine leather
untitled cases. lnitioied wrong,
thot's all. --- 2.95
plus tax
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1952-01-03
Evening Dresses

WSsS@&SS&a@@&&M@@@aS@M&@@&MS@S&
Evening Dresses
IS Orig. 2z.95 to 1895 din
ner and dance dresses of sheer
nets, soft crepes, figure mould
ing jerseys. crisp royon toffetos
and cleaning sotins. A 'loroe
variety Of coIors and styles. A
few cocktail gowns in the group.
Misses and Juniors sizes. $40
Third Floor, Washington
Store Only
, !, 90 Orig. 5.95
Doytime Dresses
1888
Sparkling fresh cottons -
smooth royon eobordines, frost
points in q voriety OF styles.
One piece effects you'll love for
home-for shoppine-for par
ties. An assortment Of coIors
but not every size in every
color. Women's and misses
sizes. American Classics Shop.
Third Floor,
Washington Store Only
Misses and Women's
3.o5 Cotton Dresses
2.88
Sprino-fresh polko dots, bright
ploids in pIisse seersucker.
Wonderful for Iozy brunches.
Upper closing. Many coIors.
Women's and misses broken
sizes. American Clossies Shop.
40 Orig. 5.95 White uniforms.
SoiIed. But O good tubing will
make them crisp as new -3.S8
Won,en's and misses broken
sizes in the group. In our
American Classic Dress Shop
and Uniform Dept. z
Third Floor,
Washington Store Only.
Train Equipment
Floor samples. sold as 10
Z Orig. ITS Lionel scout
troins, #ll19. ----ll.75
z Orig. 1895 Lionel troin sets, ~
#l46lS. -----------1 1878
! Orig. 1895 Lionel set #l477
without transformer. 1889
I Orig. Ats Lionel train set
#2l67WS. ---------3l.75
! Orig. $3.50 Lionel troin set
#2l73WS. -------4l.50
/ Orig. $50 Lionel train set
#2163, without coboose,
36.9
I Orig. $3.50 Gilbert troin set
#5l08W. --------46.z5
4 Orig. 1880 Lionel coal
ramps. without hopper cor,
l2.z5
The Hecht Co., 3rd Floor,
Washington
Toys
IS Orig. z.ss to 4.ss Assorted
toys including Plastic onimols,
I.99
50 Orig. $50 to sos Dolls,
stuffed plush onimoIs, tobIe and
chair sets, pedoI bikes. --2.s9
8 Orig. 4.98 to 1913 Dolls,
including 26-inch doll that con
be bothed. --------3.e9
s Orig. 9.eS Cosco tool kits
with powerful motor operating
hand tool. With 6 attachments,
4.99
S Orig. 2l.5o TO 1850 veloei-
pedes. l2-ineh to 2o-ineh size,
I Orig. 1910 #loh Gilbert
Erector set with motor. -24.eo
3 Orig. 34.o5 to 42.5o Bicycles,
l6 and 20 inch. Tubular steel
frame. Floor samples. --24.s9
! Orig. $3.50 Baby orond
piono with bench. True tone
reproduction, 2-octove key
board. --s. 1899
The Hecht Co., 3rd Floor,
Washington
Record Players
Floor samples and demonstrs-
tors, as Is.
7 Orig. 1896 5-speed port
II Orig. 1895 5-speed record
players -------.--l9.95
Orig. 1895 3-speed ottoch-
ment t-------------l4.95
3 Orig. 1876 portable record
pIoyers, 78 rpm. 1895
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor,
Washington
Speciol Purchase!
Records
Sc
Populor tubes. hillbiIIy fovorites,
hot jozz hits. You con offord
q whole collection at just &c
q record!
The Hecht Co., 5th Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1952-01-03

BedWeor
1874 Orig. 2.9e TO 4.o5 mot-
tress covers, plastic or muslin,
some, with zippers. twin and
ss'G:s $ oris. s'4e; e.ss TO s.ss I.a iots3 *
foom pillow, mussed covers,
some with zippers. -----4.99
rs Orig. 2.e5 Seersueker pill
low shoms, wide ruffie. :. soc
80 Orig, 99e Cannon Pillow
coses, solid colors. ------50e
1877 Blonkets, part wool and
oil wool, firsts and seconds.
Greotiy reduced to 49, and
1892
5th. Floor, Washington
Store Only
100 Orig. l.6e to 2.7o
Window Shades
Soc
Slightly soiled by display, but
oil cleonobIe. Window shodes
in assorted coIors. Some cut,
mostly 36''x6'. Sold as is.
The Hecht Co., 9Th Floor,
Washington
4 Orig. 1925 to 1895
Custom-mode
Slip Covers
81 and SIS
Cancellations and floor displays.
Slipeovefs for sofos and studio
bed. Variety of coIors. b
The Hecht Co., 9Th Floor,
Washington
- los otia. z.es +
Nenetidn Blinds /.
Slightly Domsssd Y
ST
Sove almost half! Venetion
blinds with duck-color tope.
AIl-steei construction. % to
36-in. wide, 64-in. long. White
and ivory in the group.
The Hecht Co., 9Th Floor,
Washington
5 Orig. 1898 to 5000
Custom-mode
Slip Covers
ST
Cancellations and floor displays.
Choir sliPcovers. Cuved-bock.
lounge, no cushion, rose. Mod
ern occasional chair, wine
tweed. 2-pc. occasional choir,
green nurnnycIoth. Lounge
chair. l.-cushion, Kelly green.
End sectional SOTO, pebbIecloth.
The Hecht Co., 9Th Floor,
Washington
l3 Orig. $2l to 1925
Custom-mode
Slip Covers
S.
Chair slipeovers for modern and
traditional chairs in q variety
Of decorator fobries, nony
colors.
The Hecht Co., 9Th Floor,
Washington
Custom mode Slipcovers
Orig. l.ss TO $50 yd. Fobrics.
Orig. 1875 to ss.s5 Covers
for l-cushion chair. Now $24
Orig. 5z.95 to 6o.s5 Covers
for 3-cushion SOTO. Nov --$42
Printed borkeloth, Iinette, soil-
cloth, pebblecloth, mummy
cloth. Variety Of patterns,
provincial, traditional, fIorols,
ploids, modern abstracts.
The Hecht Co., 9Th Floor,
Washington
Chino 6 Glassware
cIoseout Of Blue Willow pattern
10 Orig. 40e dinner plates, l9e
800 Orig. Zoe Breod-ond-
buffers, fruits and soucers Sc
l3 Orig. 55e Plotters PIE
FIoFoI decorated Adem snfiqus
potteFn.
IS Orig. soc Dinner plotes, Ise
is Orig. 35e Salad pIotes Sc
a. Orig. 40e Rim soups
Z Orig. 75e Creom pitchers, z9e
9 Orig. las Sugars age
s Orig. Soc Cups and soucers.
4oe
4 Orig. 65e Oval vegetable
dishes --------------29c
s Orig. 81 Large oval pIotters,
69e
I Orig. 64.s5 Covitt Shaw
monooronimed service for II.
Monogram {. S. N.----ls.99
The Hecht Co., 7th Floor
WASHINGTON