Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1929, Page 9

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Blouses and Sportswear (3) $15.95 White, Pink or Chartreuse Crepe de Chine Blouse: (20) $8 Crepe de Chine or Satin Blouses, some sleeveless. (3) $3 Orchid or Nile Sleeveless Crepe de Chine Blouss (9) $2 Broadcloth Tailored Blouses and Vestees (13) $2 Vestees of pongee, Blouses of printed co! (5) $15.95 Slip-on Sweaters in popular colors and desig (2) $1650 Red Crocheted Sports Jackets, silk trim.... (11) $5 Wool and Metallic Slip-on Sweaters, V and crew necks...$3 (25) $8 Knitted Suits, tweedlike fabric; tan, green and brown....$6 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) S D I TONEPS YRS SOy T S R | Clearance From the Fifth Floor Daylight Yard Goods Section (% to 3 yd. lengths) $1.59 to $5 Crepes, Chiffons and ONINOS . osiaaanold .$119 yd. (273 yds.) $3.95 Imported Met: gold and $1.59 yd. draperies, Imported Brocades, for gorgeous colors..... eee. 81 yd. (217 yds.) $1.39 Printed Crepe de Chine, 30 smart styles.. 99¢ yd. (360 yds.) $4 to $7; our entire stock of All-Wool Coatings..$1.19 yd. (69 yds.) $2.95 Boulevard Printed Velveteen, several designs..$1.19 yd (261 yds.) $225 and $3.50 Novelty Taff Checks and Pl ..$129 yd. (219 yld-.) some (165 yds.) $1.59 to $2.95 Rayon and Celanese Satin, plain colors and printed designs............. 99¢ yd. (900 yds.) 19¢ to 39¢ Percales, Voile: s, many (127 yds.) 19¢ Comfort Challis, many patterns. coo 12V yd. (213 yds.) $1.79 All-wool Jersey, also some rayon mixed....$1.19 yd. (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) robes, Clearance in the Men’s Sport Shop (10) Men's $20 Raincoats; trench style, gabardine, soiled ..$10 (19). Men's $M! inconts; trench coat style, soiled....... ..$3.95 (12) Men’s $20 and $2250 Windbreakers, zipper and button front styles, soiled... (6) $17.50 and $20 Imported Golf Bags, English make, shopworn . cesesesiariiiiniitatnaes J (10) $20 -3:1 $25 Imported All-Wool Auto Robes, so; some_damaged ......... ; (75) 85 Weed De Luxe Chains, 30x3'%, auto necessity. (10 doz.) Old Size Golf Balls, 50c, 75c and 85c grades, 3 for. (10 doz.) Men’s Golf Ho: ain or fancy, to 11% (6 prs.) Men's $5 Wool ers, broken ..8$1.95 (3) Men's Horsehide Blouses, pony fur covered; were $30, now..$10 (Main Floor, The Hecht Oo.) Clearance in the Furniture Dept. (9) $3 Metal Smokers, attractive shapes, good quality. 4 (5) $10 Folding Muffin Stands, practical and attractive. $4.95 (3) 39 Enameled Smokers, nicely made and finished, priced. ...$2.95 (3) $17.50 Enameled Smokers, complete with accessories ..$6.95 (11) $9 Magazine Racks, plenty of room for your magazine $70 Needlepoint Chairs, very popular.......... $160 Throne Chair, upholstered, for living room or hall $15 Tilt-Top Tables, charming style, finishes in green. (1) 870 Lawson Chair, covered in cheerfully patterne: (1) $70 Lawson Chair, gracious style, covered in mohair. (1) $245 Three-piece Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite, reduced (1) $70 Mohair Upholstered Throne Chair, sound construction..$37.50 (1) $200 Very Popular Modern Style Barreltype Chair.. .5 (4) Regular $60 Damask Covered Chairs, with loose cushion: (7) $25 Mohair Fireside Chairs, Benches (5) $25 Pier 'Cabinets, an occasional piece for many uses $ (2) $24.75 Tea Carts, in green; wise hostesses will shop quickly..$9.95 (6) $19.75 Walnut-finished Tea Carts, substantially braced......$8.95 (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance in the Upholstery Dept. (300) 19¢ Drapery Remnants, Cretonnes and Curtaining, each. (100) $1 Denim Covered Cushions, heavy quality, patterned. (500 yds.) 29¢ Drapery Damasks, Cretonne Nets, ] (100) 85¢ Samples of Window Shades, these are soiled (50) $1 Pillows, for the bed room or living room, cretonne. (1,000 yds.) 15c Drapery Fringe and Braid, dozens of pattern $1.75 Brocaded Velour Valancing, reduced to..... (75 yds.) 65c Drapery Poplin, mulberry, brown, blue; 36 inche (5) $19.95 Hand-painted Folding Screens, floor samples, as is...$12.95 (150 yds.) $1.95 Hand-blocked Linen Cretonne, 36 inches wide....$1 (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance in the Men’s Shoe Dept. $1250 English Officers’ High Shoes, sizes s (4 prs.) Men's $1. er Shoe Trees, narrow widths only.......19 (15 prs.) Men's $4.50 4-buckle Galoshes, heavy soles...... $3.95 (4 prs.) Chauffeurs’ $5 Black Cowhide Puttees, heavy. $2.95 (28 prs.) Men’s $2.50 Soft-Sole Slippers, in various color: ..$1.45 (29 prs.) Men’s $6 Low Shoes, black and brown, small an. large si; cesescaniiiacseas ..$2.95 (29 prs.) M $5 House Slippers, turned sole: .95 (1 pr.) Men’s $4.50 Basket Ball Shoes, heavy sole, (1 pr.) Men’s $18 Tan Calf Riding Boots, size 9 D. (2 prs.) Men’s $4.50 Camp Moccasins, of solid rawhide (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) 20—$8.75 to $12.50 27x54 and 36x63 Wilton, Velvet and Axminster Rugs, $5.00 (Bixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) (1) $138 Washed American Oriental Rug, size 8x10 feet. (1) $95 Figured Broadloom Velvet Rug, size 9x11 feet. (1) $49.50 Plain Green Axminster Rug, damaged, 9x12 fe (1) $35 Wool and Fibre Rug, attractive color, 9x12 feet. (1) $39.50 Axminster Rug, size 9x12 feet......... (1) $49.50 Axminster Rug, sturdy pile, size 9x12 feet.. (2) $79.50 Art Moderne Rugs, soiled, size 9x12 feet. (3) $79.50 Special Weave Rugs, seconds, size 9x12 feet. (6) $125 American Oriental Rugs, charming colors, 9x12 feet. (1) $89.50 Wilton Rug, deep soft pile, size 8.3x10.6 feet. (1) $75.00 Special Weave Rug, damaged, size 8.3x10.6 feet. (3) $135 Fine Worsted Wilton Rugs, size 8.3x10.6 feet... (2) $125 American Made Rugs, patterns woven through, 8.3x10.6..$100 4) $75 S Wi Rugs, seconds, size 8.3x10.6 feet... 50 e Y Bixth Floor, The Heeht Go, e . You can never have too many of these very attrac- (Bixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 75 95¢ Embroidered / $3.95 to $7.95 Embroidered Silks $1.88 y Embroidered satin, flat and georgette crepe. 40 and Tots’ 79¢ Flannelette ajamas and Sleepers 9c 100 sleepers and pajamas, well made of flannelette, 2 54 inches wide. to 6 years, (Daylight Dress Goods Secti (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co. Clearance in the Handkerchief Department (140) Women's 25c Handkerchiefs, attractive thin, some 12%e .. 25¢ and printed, Handkerchiefs, initialed. 17¢; 6 for §1 (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance of Women’s Hosiery (79 prs.) Women’s $1.95 Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, broken sizes..$1.29 (17 prs.) Women’s §1 Seamed-back Wool and Cotton Sport Hose. .69¢ (48 prs.) Women’s $3.50 Imported Full-Fashioned Wool Hose...$1.95 (28 prs.) Women’s §2.50 Long Wool Spattees, Winter necessity..$1.50 (18 prs.) Women's $2.50 Long Wool Sport Socks, with cuffs........$1 (Matn Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance in the Linen Dept. (12) $2.95 Madeira Scarfs, 36 inches long, fine quality (15) $3.95 Mad Searfs, choice of 45 and 54 inch sizes. . (8) $4.95 Madeira Scarfs, beautiful scarfs, 54 inches square (30) 50c Lace Ovals, daintily made, size 8x12 inche: (22) 39¢ Lace-Trimmed Doilies, for yourself or to give. (100) Japanese Napkins, many kinds, broken sets........ (50) $1.95 Linen Table Cloths, size 54x54 inches, color bord (10) $1.19 Fine Quality Linen e Towels, generou (25) $3.95 Spanish Linen Scarfs, fine quality, 45 inches square (2) $5.95 Madeira Bridge Clot! ize 36x36 inches, priced at (1) $75 Italian Filet Cutwork Banquet Cloth, an exquisite piece. (1) $59.95 Itali n Filet Cutwork Banquet Cloth, 72x72 inches (1) $95 Italian Filet Cutwork Banquet Cloth, 72x100 inchi (5) $29.95 Lace Bedspreads, with scarfs and vanities (3) $14.95 Linen Sets, 70x90-inch cloth and six napkins... (2) $19.95 Linen Sets, 70x90 and 72x108 inch cloth, with naqkins.$14.95 (2) $25 Linen Sets, 72x108-inch cloths, with 12 napkin: 17.95 (1) $9.95 Linen Tablecloth, size 72x72 inches, reduced 5) Colored Border Luncheon Sets, 54x54-inch eloth, (4) $29.95 Damask Colored Lunch Set (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance of Spreads and Comforts (2) $3.95 Cotton Spreads, single bed size, flowered patterns. $2.59 (4) $4.95 Rayon Spreads, gold anc. blue, single and double sizes..$2.95 (13) $7.95 Assorted Rayon Spreads, in single and double si ..$4.95 (7) $10.95 Attractive Printed Spreads, in single and doul izes. . $5.95 (2) $6.95 Rayon Spreads, charming colors, double bed ..$5.95 (1) $12.95 ilted Comfortable, very warm indeed, soiled . (3) $14.95 Silk and Satin Covered Comfortables, marked at (1) $25 Silk and Satin Covered Comfortable, choose quickly. (5) Broken Sets of $3.95 Bath Towels and Wash Cloths, reduc (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) “ Clearance in the Housewares Dept. (16) $1 Radiator Covers, large and small, extension, damaged. (19) 79c Enameled Colanders, white and green enameled... (8) 79c¢ Heavy Enameled Cooking Pots, white or green colored. (6) 79¢ White Enameled Coffee Pots, shopworn...... (40) 25¢ Enameled Mixing Bowls, your choice of several (4) $1.45 Medicine Cabinets, mirror front, small size ‘only (5) $6.45 Radiator Covers, have water pan, a bit damaged. (4) $4.45 Radiator Covers, complete with water pan, damaged (2) $7.50 Bissell's “Elite” Carpet Sweepers, are shopworn (3) $4.50 Bissell's “Standard” Carpet Sweepers, shopworn ell's “Grand Rapids” Carpet Sweepers, shopw Vegetable Bins, of metal, with 3 compartments. . Dish Washing Sets, composed of drainer and h $22.95 Porcelain-Top Tables, drop leaves, floor samples. .. (3) $10.95 Colored Porcelain-Top Kitchen Tables, floor samples. .$7.95 (1) $29.50 Hoosier Ivory-finished Dutch Server, floor sam r .$19.95 (1) $14.95 Metal Hamper Cabinet, grey finish, floor sample.....$7.95 (30) 45¢ Sink Racks, made of wood, ideal for draining (30) 25¢ Clothes Racks, will hold four garments... (42) 10c Mixing Spoons, of wood; clear, smooth fini (5) 85,95 Stainless Steel Sets, 6 knives, 6 forks, colored (1) $10.95 Server, finished in green, floor sample. (1) $59.95 Alcazar Gas Range, efficient range, sold as (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) p- ins. .$19.95 Clearance in the Lamp Department (5) $9.95 Indirect Lighting Torchieres, brass or bronze finisl (12) $1.95 Modernistic Table Torchieres, on plated bases. (18) $3.50 Decorated Bridge Shades, some hand decorated (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Clearance of Radios, Phonographs and Pianos (9) 8125 Crosley Radios, 7-tube models, floor samples. . (4) $150 Silver Marshall Radios, used as floor sample: (1) Battery Set, formerly priced at $29.50, s (1) Vollmer Piano, formerly priced at $375. (1) Gulbransen Piano, formerly priced at $450, (1) Retoplay Piano, formerly priced at $375, (1) 915 Victor Talking Machine, formerly $200, (1) 835 Victor Talking Machine, formerly $155 (1) 44 Vietor Talking Machine, formerly $100, (1) 835 Victor Talking Machine, formerly $220, (1) 84 Victor Talking Machine, formerly $225, “ (1) Vietrola Electrola Machine, formerly $300. (1) Borgia Talking Machine, formerly §395, “as is (1) Melo-O-Art Talking Machine, formerly $49.50, “ (1) Victor Electrola, formerly $135, “as is” (1) Sonora Talking Machine, formerly $6 (1) Columbia Talking Machine, now priced at (Main Floor, Radio Store.) T T e T B 1 T S e M ST P e S, Clearance in the Gift Shop (16) $5 Imported Glass Flower Sets, ten pieces to a & (24) $1 Imported Jardinieres, attractive shape, 6-inch size (12) $3.50 Imported Wrought Iron Dinner Gongs, priced (1) $100 Imported Silver Musical Parrot, marked down to. (1) $25 Imported Leather Jewel Box, old ivory inlay... ..$8 (10) $9.50 Czecho Slovakia Glass Fruit Bowls, beach glass bases..$7.50 (1) $30 Imported Crystal Illuminated Boudoir Table Box. (100) 50¢ to §1 Imported Decorative Flowers, many kinds (12) $3 Imported Antique Belgian Bronze and Brass Table Bell (12) $4 Imported Antique Belgian B: able Bel (50) 25¢ Metal Flower Candle Holders, (50) $1.50 Czecho Slovakia Glass Vases, s, etc. a 50) $2. i d B (50) $250 cuaho.slpmn n&l:'n;:.l-;l:h:%o - ow] $49.50, $59.75 and $69.50 Fur Trim- med Coats Black coats with handsome fars. All sizes. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s $3 & $4 Silk Lingerie 2 for $5 100 dlmollul."krhesmlm step-ins, novelty silks. Sm: sizes. Soiled. (Msin Floor, The Hecht Co.) ‘Women’s and Misses’ $13.75 Silk Frocks $8.95 100 flat crepe, satins, vel- vet, in dark shades. Sizes 14 to 48. iModerate Priced Dress Shop ird Floor, The Hecht Co.) Children’s Forest Mills $1 Union Suits 39¢ 300 of these well known health garments for chil- dren. Broken sizes, (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) $3 and $5 Winter Hats $2.45 50 attractive styles of so- Teil d French felt for women and misses. (Third Ploor, The Hecht Co.) $3.50 Gloves $2.35 125 pairs of glace kid from our regular stock. Broken sizes, (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) = = = = = = = = = Two Rum Runners Are Swept to Death At Niagara Falls By the Associated Press. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., De- cember 26.—Two men, who came here recently from Detroit to en- to th Falls. The men put out Saturday from the Canadian shore above Chip- pewa, embarking in a 36-foot cabin cruiser loaded with whiskies and wines. Two men stationed on the American shore to meet them heard cries for help, and it is believed the craft was swamped off Pearsons Island and the craft and crew carried over the cata- ract. No trace of the boat or the bodies has been found. ‘FRIENDLY ROW’ ENDS WITH 2 FRIENDS DEAD Boarder Slain After Argument Over Leaving House—Other Killed by Policeman. By the Associated Press. LEDO, Ohlo, December 26.—Two men paid with their lives in a quarrel which began as a “friendly argument” early yesterday. Edward Shofner, 43, a widower and father of a 9-year-old son, was killed and Paul Smith, 34, left his wife, a |be young son and daughter when he was fatally wounded in the altercation :hlch took place in front of the Smith ome. Patrolmen who were summoned to the scene were unable to learn the exact cause of the shooting other than that “Shofner wanted to leave the house and Visit relatives and Smith insisted that ge stay.” Shofner lived at the Smith ome. ‘When police arrived Shofner was lying dead on the sidewalk with a bullet wound in his head and Smith was on the front porch threatening the officers. Patrolman Mills ran on to the porch grabbing Smith who was flourishing his loaded revolver. A struggle ensued and Mills grabbed Smith’s hand holding the gun and pointed it toward Smith. The gun was discharged, Smith being shot in the head. HIGH SCHOOL BOY KILLS HOLIDAY CELEBRANT By the Assoclated Press. N, Pa., December 26.—James Gill, 18, of Sharon was shot and killed in a store just across the Ohlo-Pennsyl- vania State line from here early yester- day by Peter Nicastri, 14, a high school pug‘l’l. lice said the shooting occurred when Gill and three companions visited the store conducted by Sam Nicastri, father of the boy, and became boister- ous in their celebration of Christmas eve. Peter Nicastri, it was sald, picked up a revolver lying near the store cash register and sought to drive the invad- ers from the place. Gill grappled with him in efforts to obtain the revolver and the boy fired twis Gill's body was taken to Warren, Ohlo, pending an inquest toflay. The Nicastri boy was released on his recog- nizance. i COURT FREES SKIPPER. Stowaway Testifles One-Man Crew Fell Overboard in Fight, CADIZ, Spain, December 26 (#). —Dr. Franceschi Caballero has re- ceived his liberty as a Christmas gift from a Spanish court. The court found he was not responsible for the death of his ene-man crew, Angel Carbo Rivera, who was drowned on September 3 at San Lucar de Barrameda, the day after they completed a voyage from San Juan, Porto Rico, by way of New York in a 40-foot yacht. The stowaway on the voyage, Roberto Lopez, member of a wealthy Porto Rican family, bore out the statement of tl boat's commander that Carbo Rivera had picked a fight with him and had fallen overboard. Dr. Franceschi Caballero said yes- terday, when informed the u?xv;lln gen- eral had approved of the finding of the court, that he would sell the yacht, the Mary, and book passage back to Porto Rico by steamship. — PLANES REGULATED. Mexico Orders Immigration Exam- ination for Pilots. MEXICO CITY, December 26 (#).— To prevent smugglers and other law evaders from entering Mexico as air- plane pilots, the treasury department last night issued orders subjecting all pilots to the regular immigration re- quirements. Exceptions were made in the case of those employed by the Mexican Avia- tion Co., operating lines from here to Brownsville and Guatemala City; the Compania de Transportes Aeronauti- cana, operating from here to El Paso; Compania Latino Americana (branch of the Pickwick Airways) operating to Los Angeles and Guatemala City, and the Compania Transcontinental, now oper- ating within Mexico, but planning an extension to Laredo. The —A VERY BEAUTIFUL EVENING SLIPPER, OF PAISLEY BROCADE, WITH HIGH OR LOW SPIKE HEEL AT $18.50. ALSO BLACK MOIRE WITH SIL- VER OR GOLD.TRIMMING, AT $16.50. NEW NING HOSIERY, KAYEDONTO TRY FOR SPEED MARK British Racer Seeks to Beaf Segrave’s Record at Daytona. el DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (#).—The crystal sands of the ocean speedway here this Winter will see a new and spectacular assault upon the world au= ;Jmnblle speed record of 231 miles an our. This time it is to be Kaye Don, well known British driver, who will attempt to wrest the title from his fellow coune tryman, Sir Henry Segrave. Segrave set the present record here last March when he exceeded by 23.7 miles an hour the previous mark held by an American, the late Ray Keech of Philadelphia. Segrave since has announced his re- tirement from automobile racing and has taken up motor boating as a hobby. His record-holding car, the Golden Ar- row, has been placed in a museum in England. Speed Classic March 1. Dates for the forthcoming speed classic, for which no American entries yet have been made, formally have been set for March 1 to 15, although they are subject to change. Don, who is well known in racing circles on the European continent, will a newcomer in the American high- speed classic. He is a veteran driver, The American Automobile Associa= tion, which has supervised previous automobile trials here, has been advised that Don's machine is under construce tion, Little is known on this side as to the specifications, except that it is to be equipped with two 1,000-horsepower motors in line. It is belleved to be of the four-wheel drive type. Indications that the world's record also might be attacked by another British driver before long is seen in an announcement by the '‘American Auto= mobile Association that Capt. Malcolmf Campbell of England, a former record holder, is considering a comeback. He set a record of 206.95 here in February, 1928, in_ his 12-cylinder Blue Bird before Keech came along in & glant 36-cylinder machine and boosted the mark up to 207.55. Whether he will come to Daytons Beach in the event he decides to try again is not known here. Title to Remain Abroad. At any rate, regardless whether Don or Campbell succeed in establishing & new record, the title is doomed to res main abroad for another year at leasy unless America can producé a machiné and a driver capable of bettering Segrave’s mark of nearly four miles & minute, It has been rumored that s=ve Americans are interested in the cone struction of a recerd contending ma- chine, but so far they have made no public_announcement. J. M. White of Philadelphia, who owned the three-motored fron steed in which Keech set his record, temporarily has dropped out of the high speed race ing picture since Lee Bible, a Daytona Beach mechanic, crashed to his death in it in attempting to regain the title for America here last March. He has sald, however, that he may come back in 1931 with a machine capable of developing a speed of 250 miles an hour. MEXICAN REBEL SHOT. Seven Others Held in Alleged Plot Against Ortiz Rubio, MEXICO CITY, December 26 (#).— A report to the government by Gen. Juan Felipe Rico, military commander at Nogales, on the execution recently of Gen. Carlos Bouquet and the detene tion of seven companions was made public here yesterday. It sald that prior to the execution Bouquet in a signed statement sald he had been commissioned by Jose Vase concelos, defeated candidate for the presidency, who now is in the United States, to recruit revolutionists on the Mexican Pacific Coast and that he had gone to Nogales to receive orders, money and munitions from a revolue tionary directorate established at Tuce son, Arizona. Those apprehended with Gen, Bouquet have been handed over to the flederhl attorney general for prosccue tion, VAGRANT FED BY POLICE. Aged Russian Eats Turkey Dinnes ‘With Relish and Weeps. KANSAS CITY, December 26 ()— An aged Russian who was arrested near the Country Club police station here yesterday while wandering as a vagrant found the Christmas spirit the only thought of “the law.” Penniless and unable to speak Enge lish, this wanderer in a foreign land was told to he]r himself to a basket of sandwiches which patrolmen had proe vided for themselves. He cleaned up the entire basket but still was hungry. ‘The two policemen who made the arrest then took up a collection and set & regular turkey dinner before the old Slav. There was no kaviar or vodka, but the stranger shed tears of thanke fulness as he seemed t0 be thinking of better days in the old country. “VIRGINIA” IN WHITE OR SHADES IN EVE- $1.95; 3 PAIRS FOR $5.50. Rech's F STREET AT 10th