Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1928, Page 10

1928. a partisan issue,” the Arizona State Re- |bill should be enacted to carry the fight '"THE_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, BOULDER DAM DECLARED | syt e &1 o R Ml igttgg poces « o e set| - GROCER HELD UP. NON-PARTISAN ISSUE ‘tjerdnv has declined to make the Boul- | wynqualificd support” to the national | Robbed While Cranking er Canyon Dam controversy a part of | yordt By the Associated Press. i i e After Closing Store. the State campaign. The Democratic party, PHOENIX, Arlz, September 27. vention the previous day, was pledged Germany is preparing for Samuel Okum, a grocer at 1803 Ninth Holding that development of the Col-|to carry the river- -development fight to | service between Ireland the | street, was held up last night and rob- orado River “is not and never has been 'a bitter end, and if the Swing-Johnson ! Continent. «'bed of $75, he reported to the police, saying a trio of colored men got the| Murphy Service Station Robbed. money. Ol bl B itaest ik Dick Murphy, Inc., operates the au- was cranking his car preparatory to | {0Moblle service station at 1723 Kalo- departure when the three came up In a | F2T® T0ad Where a safe robbery some car and while one held a pistol on him, | M€ Tuesday night netted $100. It was reported in The Star yesterday that t] the others searched his pockets and got c<!nbllshmcnt was that of Stanley nor;f the money. then departed. ner, Inc 10 MOSES DISCLAIMS PART Attitude. Auto an air and Declares Farm Relief Is Big- { gest Problem Before Ameri- i can People. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, September 27.—Sen- Aator Wiliam E. Borah, delivering a oover campaign speech in Convention {Hall here last night, said farm relicf, “the most difficult problem before the \American people,” was the one great dssue of the presidential campaign and Ahat the prohibition issue should not ‘be in the campaign at all. “Despite platform declarations of the Awo great parties in favor of the |eighteenth amendment and the Cons ‘tution,” he said, “prohibition is in the campaign, hurled there not by the ‘Democratic party but by Tammany Hall, the one great, persistent power Ifighting prohibition ' from the begin- ning. Hits Corruption Issue. “This is not a fight between the Re- publican party and the Democratic ‘party, but a contest between law and order, with the Constitution on one side and Tammany Hall and its allied influences on the other.” Referring to Gov. Smith's speech at Helena, in which the Democratic nomi- nee assailed Herbert Hoover for ‘re- \maining silent” about alleged “corrup 1tion of his associates in the Republican party,” the speaker said: “Gov. Smith says ‘Hoover didn’t say anything about Fall’ Are we going to | try this case on the associates of the candidates? The governor has been !associated with Tammany Hall for more ithan 20 years. and in that time Tam- | ymany stole $100.000.000 at least from | the people of New York. Denies Wheat Price Charge. “We will take them candidates on their own records and not on the rec- ords of those with whom they have been imssociated. No man_ has more hatred ‘and contempt than I for those miser- ,abl> creatures who crawled*into the | protection of the Republican party and betrayed its honor. They represent their defalcations themselves, however, and the majority of the people of the United States have recognized this.” The speaker sa2id that records in ‘Washington did not sustain the charge that Hoover fixed the price of wheat in 1917 and beat down prices of farm products after the armistice. He said the records proved, on the contrary, that the candidate had nothing to do with fixing of the price, which was done by a commission appointed by President Wilson. METHODIS'I:S WILL BAR POLITICS FROM PULPIT Resolution Opposes Policy of Com- mitting Church to Parti- san Issue. By the Associated Press. STAUNTON, Va., September 27— A resolution declaring that it was “wise and expedient to exclude” from the public discussion of phases of the present political campaign that “might commit the church to a party political issue” was adopted yesterday by the Baltimore Methodist Conference. The Baltimore Conference covers the Dis- trict of Columbia, Northern Virginia and Maryland. The resolution was introduced by Rev. Forest J. Prettyman of Baltimore and former chaplain of the United States Senate. —_— ‘Three hundred children recently took Bnrgtl n‘:dl fishing competition at Oxford, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 27.—The New York Times today quoted Senat George H. Moses, dircctor of Hoover's | campaign in the East, as saying that he has_nothing to do with Mrs. Walker Willebrandt's part in the cam- paign and intends to leave it alone. “I have received what might oe term- ed a significant number of telegrams protesting against Mrs. Willebrandt's work,” he said. “They come mainly from what could be called the wet cen- ters of the East.” 1,500,000 DEMOCRATS 70 BOLT, IS CLAIM Missourian Appoints Committee “to | Save Party From Heirs of Mur- phy, Croker and Tweed.” By the Associated Preés. ST. LOUIS, September 27.—The claim that “one and one-half million Democrats of the Middle West and South have joined in an organized revolt and will vote for Hoover as a defense of the Democracy in which they be- lieve against a leadership in which they do not believe” was made yesterday by M. D. Lightfoot, chairman of the “Na- tional Democratic Constitutional Com- mittee.” Mr. Lightfoot, who is a former mem- ber of the Democratic State central committee of Missouri, announced the | establishment of a permanent head- quarters here for anti-Smith campaign work until after the election. “It is the purpose of the National Democratic Constitutional Committee,” said Light, “to co-ordinate the ac- s of the various committees and organizations already established with a view to saving the party of Jefferson, Jackson and Wilson from lhc heirs of Murphy, Croker and Tweed.” The following executive committee was announced by Lightfoot: Jeff Mc- Carn, Nashville, Tenn.; C. A. Walsh, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: George Cotterill, Seattle, Wash.; Cato Sells, Dallas, Tex., and Mrs. Gertrude M. Pattangall, Au- gusta, Me. . From the effects of swallowing a rab- bit bone, Percy Pettyfer, a tug engineer, died recently in London Extreme Care is exercised here in fitting your Oculist’s Prescriptions CLAFLIN 922 14th St. Tolmanized Collars Wilt Slowly THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY, Franklin 71 WINTER IS NOT FAR AWAY ENJOY THE OUTDOORS ‘WHILE YOU MAY COME AND RIDE WITH US TODAY | SWAN BOAT LEAVES ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR FROM BOATHOUSE, TIDAL BASIN, FOOT OF SEVEN- TEENTH ST. Adults, 25¢; Children, 10c HATS T 7~9~11~13 G St.NW, A FASHION LE! EVENT! For Friday & Saturday of Manufacturer’s Sample MADE TO SELL FOR $25 - $29.50 . $35 & $39.50 DRESSES of Transparent Velvct! DRESSES of Chiffon Velvet! DRESSES of Heavy Satin! DRESSES of Frost Crepe! DRESSES cf Georgette! DRESSES of Silk and Velvet Combinations! ALL THE NEW COLORS EVERY NEW STYLE IDEA SIZE. 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Household Linens 5 Madeira Scarfs $2.79 .95 l\hdnn Searfs Madeira Scarfs .§3.95 10 89c Linen Cloths, 44x44..69¢c 120 25¢ Hemstitched Linen Nap- kins, 12x12 inches 12 95¢ Five-piece Sets, cloth 36x36 and 4 napkins......5%¢ 25 79¢ Hand-embroidered le-n Sets .... 70 95¢ Three-piece Linen Lnre- Trimmed Buffet Sets 60 25¢ White-Bath Tox 2 $19.95 Wool soiled ...... (8ixth Floor.) Radios, Talking Machines and Accessories 1 Portable Radio, new. 1 Eagle Radio Set, neutrodyne battery .$37 1 Westinghouse Lhargcr $14.50 1 Crosley Radio, battery set, in cabinet .$65 8 Pooley Talking Machines, .$33.75 1 Talking Machine, used....$10 1 Atwater Kent Radio, bfl"ery set, in cabinet...... feeeeen $65 (Music Store.) Boys’ Clothing & Furnishings 2 $12.95 Blue Serge Suits, with two pairs of knickers....$3.95 1 5 Imported English Winter Overcoat, 20-year size. ...$8.95 18 $6.95 Mackinaw Coats..$4.75 3 $22.75 Blue Cheviot Suits, with two pairs of trousers 4 510.95 Corduroy _Suits, two pairs of trousers.. 40 Prs. 50c Children’s Hose, 10¢ 40 79¢ Blouses, sport style...25c 5 $1.95 Flannel Pajamas....95¢c 10 $7 Little Lad’s Overcoats, wool lined, sizes 11, to 2 yrs...$2.50 4 $15 Long Trousers Suits, gray and brown $7.50 6 $10 Two-Knicker Suits, size only.. $3.95 7 $12.95 Big Boys’ Winter Over- coats $7.95 (Second Floor.) Women’s Sportswear 9 $1.95 Knickers, in gray linen or khaki 8 $1.95 Linene Sleeveless Slmrt Coats, white or gray 9¢ 30 $2.95 Bathing Suits, good com- binations, rayon stripes....%9¢ 25 $1 Bathing Caps, gloves, nr- ters and pocketbooks 581 Wooden Chinese Bearh Clogs, red or green. RN 1§ (Fifth Floor.) House Dresses and Negligees 59 $5.95 Summer Silk Dresses, dark foulard prints $1.79 20 $2.95 Linene Smocks, blue or lavender ..... PP ) & 2 §7.95 Eiderdown Bathrobes, soiled .. $4.95 13 §1.95 Crepe de Chine Negli- gees, lace trimmed...... 3.95 (Fifth Floor.) Junior Misses’ Dresses 1 $29.50 Silk Dress.. 4 $16. 50 Clnlh Dresses. .$10 1 825 Silk Dress.. 2 $35 Silk Dresses. 8 $15 Silk Dresses. 9 $5.95 Wash Dresses. (Second Floor.) Junior Misses’ Coats, Suits and Jackets 11 $19.95 Light Weight Coats.S$10 3 $35 Light Weight Coats..$16.95 3 $39.50 Light Weight Coats.$19.95 1 $49.50 Light Weight Coat.$29.50 4 $16.50 Ensemble Suits. . 6 $595 Light Weight ..§7.95 chk- (Second Floor.) Silverware Sets of 6 $2.25 Regent and Ideal Patter Oyster Forks.... $! 20 50c_Sugar Spoons 2 $1 Cold Meat Forl 2 $350 Set of Dinner silver plated.. . 15 50c Butter Knives.......20c 152 Round Bowl Soup Spoon .$1.33 16 $1.19 Crystal Flower Trees..39¢ (First Floor.) G Women’s Silk Underwear 6 $3.95 Crepe de Chine and Ra- dium Stepins, soiled. . 95 65 $1.29 Glove Silk Vests, pmh and orchid, size 36 to 42..$1 18850 Van Raalte Singlette, soiled, size 38.. $4.95 8 $4.95 Radium Slips, tailored mvy and black, sizes Sgl;: 53 95 Bloomer Bottom Chemise, Crepe de Chine, size 36..$1.95 (Fifth Floor.) Women’s and Misses’ Sportswear 18 $4.95 Slipover Sweaters, pastel colors, crew and 2 S.’! 95 Tub Silk Vestees. 3 57 95 Schareipple S wea t- $3.95 15 $5.95 to $7.95 Lighiweight ‘Wool, Lisle and Bouche Sweat- ters ..$1.95 14 §5.95 Prlnted Crepe de Chine and Flowered Georgette Blnlu;; 38 $5.95 Fall Blouses in Me~ tallic Satin or Georgette, $1.45 (Fifth Floor.) Women s Gloves %0 Prs. $3 Novelty Kid Gloves, some soiled, broken sizes.$1.19 19 Prs. $1.15 Heavy Quality Silk Gloves, size 52...........49¢ 160 Prs. $2.50 Novelty Cuft Suede Gloves, white and-‘ gray, soiled.......... .59 First Floor.) Umbrellas and Canes 7 $3.95 Children's Silk Umbrel- las, amber tips and handle.$3 Gaston Returns to Washington That Gaston is returning .to Washington and will now be affiliated with The Hecht Co. at the “Powder Jox,” will be received by acclaim by his friends and those interested in perfect coiffeurs. Gaston has been in New York on a tour of inspection . . . acquainting himself with the latest modes of hair dressing and hair cutting, and he is fully equipped to give his patrons the benefit of his study in perfect service and advice. The Powder Box (Fifth Floor.) 13 S5 Men's Canes of Light Wood Finish, bone trimmed...$2.50 (First Floor.) Toys 8 Tom Mix Cowboy Out- fits, 4-year size, damaged, $5.98 6 $1.79 Mechanical Steam Boats, damaged .. 81 4 $1.25 Telephones which will answer “Hello,” damaged...89¢ 12 pair Roller Skates, ball bear- ing, adjustable......... . 19 50 pieces 50c to $5 Toys, reduced to 12 price......25¢ to $2.50 26 25¢ to 49¢ Rubber Ball!. damaged 1 $8.98 Stuffed Dog on “’hcels. damaged $5.4¢ 3 $1.98 Stuffed Dogs, colors, damaged....... 3 $12.49 Tom Mix Cowboy Out- fits, sizes 4 to 6, damaged, $9.98 2 $5.98 Tom Mix Cowboy Out- fits, sizes 4 to 8, damaged, $3.98 (Third Floor.) »e Leather Goods & Boudoir Clocks 12 $2.95 Boudoir Clocks, colored dial, edges . 50 Ladies" plain gold pastel colored 50 $195 Leather Handbangs, assorted colors and styles, SOHBAP .- < visvs oo 9¢ (Pirst Floor.) Novelty Jewelry 25 §2 Tmported Compacts, gold plated . .81 4 $7.50 Imported Jeweled Ash 485 Colnrfll Glass Perfume Bot- tles, jeweled top 525 Colored Enamel 195 pocketbooks. 4 $12.50 Pearl Necklaces 3 $9 Gold Plated Brecelets. . $7.5 (Pirst Floor.) Men’s Furnishings 120 $1.65 Pajamas, coat and slip- over styles, plain and Ian_ colors 19 $7.50 Silk Pajamas, colors, double s soilec soiled . 48 S1_Cig: models . 60 35¢ and Paris wide web. Single erip garters .... 148 $1 Imported Leather (‘Igar- ('He Cases 29 brnken sizes. 9 $1.50 Rayon soiled . 29 $1 broken sizes, smled 3 $1 Sealpax, twin button, shoul- der style, size 38 only 6 50c Fancy Wash Ties, 10¢ (First Floor.) Women’s and Misses’ Wash Frocks 75 $10 Wash Frocks, good colors and materials ... .$1.95 125 $16.50 Summer Frocks, ex- cellent selection $7.95 5 (Third Floor.) - Rugs 4 §97.50 Chenille Rugs, 9x12..$39 2 §55 Axminster Rugs, 9x12. “Seconds” ........ v 832,50 4 $79.50 Wilton Rugs, 6x9.559.50 3 $35 Axminster Rugs, 6x9.$23.95 1 §110 Wilton Rug, 7.6x9.$79.50 Women’s 6 $1 Union Suits, Forest Mills, ;)é)dlcn top and shell knee, size 20 5 Union Suits, band nnd budlce top, sizes 40 and 42..59%¢ 3 $1.50 Merode Stocking - top Union Suits, size 40 ......59%¢ 7 $1.25 Merode Shortees, bodlce top, size 34 .. 4 $1.25 Athletic Union Sull!. check nainsook, size 38....39¢ 1 $45 Broadioom Rug, 6x8.$18.95 2 $105 Broadloom Rugs, 9x12.8$75 4 $85 Axminster Rugs, 9x15..854 2 $42.50 Axminster Rugs, 7.6x9 (Sixth Floor.) Underwear 16 $1.95 Voile Pajamas, flowered materials ...... .95¢ 5 $2.95 Striped Broadcloth Two- piece Pajamas .95 14 $3.95 Three- Pajama Ensembles, tal!orerl models ..... $1.59 30 S1 Black Sateen Princess Slips, bodice tops 19¢ 12 $1 Voile and Nainsook Bloom- ers, lace edge, pastel colors.69¢ (Fitth Floor.) Women’s Accessories 60 pes. 19¢ Women's Collar and Cuff Sets .. .39%¢ 100 50c Cost and_small 1 $7.95 Embrol or wkite .... 120 29¢ Costume Flowers....10c 2 S%.Q'-" Scarf and Cuff Sets, pastel 4°$1.50 to SIS ir i tallic’ with ribbon trim .. (Pirst Floor.) Women’s Handkerchiefs 60 12!%c to 17c Handkerchiefs.%c 69 35c Novelty Handkerchiefs.19¢ (First Floor.) Women’s and Misses’ Hose 29 prs. $1.35 to $2 Full-fashioned Silk Hose, damaged .. .79¢ 159 $3 Full-fashioned Ingr: Silk Hose .....oheereiien....$195 10 prs. $1.50 Misses’ Full-fashion- ed Silk Hose, broken sizes..89¢ (Pirst Floor.) Men’s Shoes 5 Dl‘l. $8 Cordovan Calf 0x< fords 6.45 1 pr. $6.50 Leather’ Lined m.h Shoes, black .. 544 5 prs. $3 Black Footmodel Ox- fords . $3.65 11 $6 Tan Footmodel Oxfords, $3.65 (Second Floor.) Gift Suggestions 7 81 3‘; Framed Oilegraphs, 183 0c 12150 Assorted Gift Picture Frames .... .75¢ 4 $1.95 Bathroom errurs .$1.25 5 $1.50 Framed Burlmnnn Pl'nol Pictures ent $15 1 SR 95 Etchefl Brass Imported Cigar Box, mahogany lined ... e .$2.95 1$395 Imported Boudoir Shell Lamp . $2.9. 3 'S1 Brass Flower Vases 2 $16.50 Buffet Mirrors. 2 $8.95 Buffet Mirrors. . 4 S2 Bon Bon Boxes. .. 3 $2 Decorated Powder Boxes. $1 2 §1.25 Imported Marble and Bronze Statuettes S1 16 inches high . Notions 50 Prs. Sew-on_Supporters, pr., 10¢ 16 aLarse Rubber Coverall 38 Prs Baby Pants. thl weizht Tubber 7c; 3 for 50c 30 Pes. Lawn Bias Blndlng, 6-} yd4 bolt, colored. . 100 Ready-! Made Shmped Pil- jamas, pastel colors.......79¢ 48 Stamped Voile Cllr‘lins for kitchen or bath, colored bcr- ders, pair. 65 Sumped Voile l’lllow TODG. colored .. for $1 32 smnped Organdy mdmm Sets, 5 pieces 40 Rubber Sanitary Apmn;, wltl\ voile tops....... 30 Elastic Sanitary Belts....25c 32 Garter Belts, With 4 suppart- 5 35 single or Double Mesh Hair Nets 6 for 25¢ 54 Good Steel Scissors, 415 inches .. 28 Rubber Tea Apron: 3 60 Stenciled Aprons, bound 1n colors . 69¢ 38_ Children’s Stamped " Voile Dresses, pastel colors, 2 to 6 years 59¢ 10 Stamped Bllfll Sateen Sclrfs. good _designs 9¢ 80 Prs. Stamped l’lllowelse!. good quality tubing, pair........$1 (First Floor.) Girls’ Clothing and Furnishings !3195 Wlsh Dreuel. 10.. 6 55 95 Rlln Colls. size 12, SI 95 6 $1.95 Blue Wash Skirts...50¢ 15 Drawers, size 8 to 10....25¢ 18 Bloomers, size 8 to 10....25¢ (Second Floor.) Yard Goods 350 $1.55 to $4 Silk Remnants, 75c to $1 yd. 450 39%¢ to $1 Cotton Rem- nants .......o0000000..19¢ yd. 5001 $1.95 Charmeuse, 40 1nch‘s wide 200 $3 to $6 Wool Coating Rem- nants, 54 inches wide.$1.50 to $3 (Fifth Floor.) Automobile Accessories 4 $8.50 “Rode-Lites,” auto spot lights, ready to install....$6.95 12 $1.25 Schrader Tire Gilllgt‘. high pressure........ 11 50c “Glaroffs,” makes nlxht driving safe........ S ien s 800 3 Delion Tires, 29x4.40 3 Delion 'l‘lres. 30x5.25. 1 Delion 1 Delion 1 Delion Tires, 31x5.25. (First Floor.) dddedd Infants’ Wear 13 !‘l .25 Beacon Bath Robes, 6 25¢ Knit Caps, soiled 6 8295 and $3.95 Lingerie Hats 1 $1 Knit Cap, soiled. 1 $2.95 Bathrobe, blue 2 $16.95 Kenwood Blanket Colis‘ sizes 2 and 3 years 95 1319'5 Kenwood Blanket $10. Beacon Cloth leh- (Second nnnm House Furnishings 14 S1 Four Piece Canister Set, white enamel 12 59¢ Seats 5S¢ 2 §39.95 Kitchen Cabinets, ycl- low enamel .$29.95 1 $39.95 Refrigerator, 75-pound ice capacity, shopworn. ..$26.95 1 $59.50 Wineroft Gas Range $39.95 8 $6 l!nlveml Electric Irons.$3.45 14 69¢ Wood Sink Racks.. 41 251: Magic Aluminum ' Po 0c 1 549 95 Electric Percolator Urn. 20 cup size $18.95 8 $1 Bread Boxes, various col- ors; damaged.,...... 50c 69¢ Leatherette Lhnlr 19 69¢ Polishing Mops...... 35 69¢ Rush Shopping Ba: sizes . 8 $1.35 Floor and Wall B'u(hfl, chemically treated. 4 $4.50 Mop Wringers, homa and janltor sizes. .S1. 1’8115 Alcazar R-‘ln:l. nrz* size with heat regulator..$76.65 1 $150 Alcazar Gas Range, full porcelain, with regulator..5100 15 79¢ White Enamel 3-piece Mixing Bowl Set.. 50¢ 2 $130 Master Wlshlng Machines, «” demonstrators S 1 $49.35 White Enamel Refrigera- tor, 75-pound ice size...$37.36 (Third Floor.) Corsets 2 SJ 50 C. B. Net Girdles, size $1.95 Sk Modart Froj sets, low bust. $3.9. Rival Jerse y Corselette, size 32.. .$3.95 13 $150 Nature’s Rival Corse- lettes, open front, buflt-up shoulder . S1.04 38350 Warner and Natnres ?.lvll Voile Corselettes, sine 95 183 Natare's Rival cmelette‘ side hook, size 42.. 1 $6.50 Nature’s Rival Satin Cor- selette, silk Swami top, size 44 $3.95 $8 P. N. Front-Lace Corset, low bust; size 32.. $1.95 $10 Binner Back-Lace Corset, for tall figure, size 32....81.95 $1.50 C. B. Net Corsets, me- dium bust 50¢ $10 Binner Wrap Around, low bust, size 28 9! $5 Neme Flex Back-Lace Cor- set, medium bust, size 34...95¢ 5330 Modart Front-Lace Cor- $5.50 Natures Rival Girdle pink voile . $1.95 (Fifth Floor.) Trimmings 100 Pcs. Fur Colhn and Strips of Fur, .$1.85 60 Pes. Trlnunln Braids, !4 to 1 inch, Persian colors yard. .19¢ 100 Pes. Cotton Clllny Lace, yards 50 Rhinestone Buckles........ $1 80 Ydl Venise Edging and Blnd- 2 to 4 inches, yard.. 15 Yds “Circular l.lce Tabs, ecm color, yard 50¢ (First Floor.) Women’s Ensembles and Dresses 15 $29.50 to $39.50 Three-Piece Tweed Ensembles, jersey blouses to match $10 20 $29.50 to $39.50 Silk Drmes. for afternoon, street or 510 35 $35 to $45 Silk Dresses, good range of sizes and colors $15 15 $29.50 to $39.50 Tailored Slll'-l. double breasted ..§10 Draperies and Curtains 29 Prs. $5.95 Madras Window Drapes and Portieres, with vul- ances $3.9: 5 Prs. $6.95 Armure Portieres, 45 inches wide $4.95 14 Prs. $12.95 Armure Portieres, 50 inches wide . $9.95 7 Prs. $15.95 Mercerized Por- tieres, 50 inches wide...$10.95 200 Yds. 49¢ Colored Cnruln Marquisette, yard.........29 20 Prs. $1 to '395 0dd Ruffled Curtains, pai 59¢ to $1.95 300 Yds. 35c |o Sl .95 Drapery Remnants, yard 100 $1.50 Imported Sample Cre- tonne Squares, 36x31 1nches, !Slx!h !'Ioor ) . Furniture 182035 Virginia Fireside Chair, velour _covering. 87 15119 Love Seaf, fine damlsk Y $! 1 898 Six-piece Dinette Suite, walnut veneered........$57.50 2 s1975 nevolvlnx Office . $9.87 P-rlor flulle. 3 pieces. ..$47.50 7 $29.75 Bow-end Wood Beds, walnut veneer or ivory fin- 2 $19.95- Full-length Vanity iDrx;:sun gray enamel fin- s} ¢ le size, with springs, $12.49 1 $34.95 Ostermoor Felt Mattress, twin size, soiled........$26.90 17 $7.95 Book Troughs, mahog- any finished birchwood..$2.49 25 $1.95 Metal Magazine Racks, decorated $1 15 $2.95 Upholstered Foot’ Stwl& several patterns.......... (Fourth rloor) Toiletries 25 pieces $1 to $1.50 AMM Toiletries .......... 20 $1 Assorted Bath Sllh....lk 30 25¢ Lambs’ Wool Puffs....8c 10 $1 Mavis Astrln(ent Cream 5¢ 50 plet'el 25¢ ‘to’ 50¢ A-urled Toiletries .. Sport Accessories 3 $5 Clock Golf Games, improve your putting.. $3.95 50 $3.50 to $5 Golf Clubs...$1.39 3 $3.95 All-wool Golf Hose, soiled ceeeeeee. $195 Stationery 41 50« Initial Box Paper, col::ér- 8 Sl 50 Cretonne Portlollos. wlth tablet 1 §1 Cretonne Portfolio, wlth blet veeee 28 (First Floor.) Luggage 1 $22.50 Lunch Kit, service..$15 1 $25 Steamer Wardrobe Truni, marred ....cooe0eenee ..$18.50 3 S‘l Sl Patent Leather Weel’llnd 83. Gladstone lh‘. vee..$1195 1 $35 Imported Suit Case....$25 (Pirst Floor.) THE HECHT CO. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. orders accepted in this Remnant Sale iy ,..'-"v-.vd'mrm?&q-qqr- - 36 $1.50 Sport Belts, hrok.en sizes ...... 8 $6.50 “Aero’ chk" Rainproof Jackets . .$2.95 8 $8.50 Field Glasses. . .$3.95 (First Floor.) Women’s $6 to $8 Fashion Mode Shoes $ 2.95 Only 148 pairs in the group. A good vari- ety of styles from which to make your selection. Broken sizes. . (Fifth Floor.)