Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1931, Page 25

r—tarting onda, January 5, Our Semi-Annual Fruit of the Loom Sale—See Sunday Star Semi-Annual Clearance Society Brand and Sheldon Suits and Overcoats Sheidon One and Two Trouser Suits, Overcoats, Topcoats, Tuxedos—originally §35 to $45. Society Brand One and Two Trouser Suits, Overcoats, Topcoats and Werthshire Over- coats—originally §50 and $55. Society Brand One St and Two Trouser Suits and Over- 49 coats—originally $60 and $65. Society Brand Suits, Over- coats, Full Dress Suits, Frock Coats with Vests—originally of $65 and $75, (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women’s Silk Hose Full fashioned chiffon or medium weight. Orig- inally sold for higher prices. Broken colors and sizes. 79¢ (Main Floor, The Heeht Co.) Sheets and Cases ight at the Same Low Price hedls LT A twin beds . . . by twin beds . . er or twin beds er or twin beds $1.29 $1.34 $1.44 $1.44 $1.54 $1.49 $1.69 $1.89 THURSDAY, JANUARY $39.95 Ariel Kitchen Cabinets, $17.95 26x40 inches. Fully equip- ped. In green, gray and white gnamel. $30 Breakfast Room Suite, $15.95 Drop-leaf table and 4 bow- back chalrs. Gold and blue 859.95 Regent Gas Range, $29.95 Full porcelain. 16-inch oven. Bak-o-meter, service drawer, broiler. $74.95 Regent Gas Range, $49.95 Green and ivory. Full porce- . 16-in. oven. Robert- shaw heat control. Service drawer. (Third Floor, The Hecht Oo.) 128 Prs. Women’s $1.35 to $1.65 Silk Hose, $1 36 Pairs Women's $2.25 Outsize Full- Fashioned Silk and Wool Hose, $1.50 95 Pairs Women’s $1 to $1.50 Full- Fashioned Silk Hose.. «.1% 68 Pairs Women’s $2.! SI) l"u.ll-l"lxh. foned Ingrain Silk Hose. $15 8 Pairs Women’s $] 95 Full- Fllll- foned Outside Silk .81 36 Pairs Women's $2.! 50 Pllll Full- ioned Service Weight Hose. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 45 Pairs Women’s $3 and $3.50 Kid and Cape Gloves. $2.: 71 Pairs Women'’s novelty cuff styles. 21 Pairs Women's $1 Double an;n (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 160 Women’s l6¢c to 25¢ Handker- -chiefs, 1215¢ 150 Women’s 12%e Elndkmhhfsle; 85 Women’s 50c Handkerchiefs..25¢ 64 Women’s $1 Handkerchiefs. . .50c (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women's $1.95 to_ $2.95 Handbags, leather and Dupont, some fabrics, $1 (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 3 Men’s $40 Elgin Wrist Watches, $15 1 Man's $10 Swiss Watch......$3.95 1 Man's $7.50 Swiss Watch .$2.95 2 $3.25 Ingersoll Pocket Watche:,l 5 $4 Ingersoll Pocket Watches. 2 $4.50 Ingersoll Pocket Wl‘che'.z % é $15 Sterling Silver Clglrfl;; (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) $1 to $1.95 3-pc. Scarf Sets....$2.69 $1.50 to $2.95 Berets $1 $1.95 to $4.95 Lace, Linen and Geor- gette Neckwear $1 59c to $1 Boutonniere and Dress Flowers 25¢ £1.95 Blouséttes, slightly solled. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) rgeous Furred Coats to the overwhelming re- ment brought! One look sohy! successes—in black and Ily tailored in fine materials. portant furs as skunk, Rus- ine badger! Sizes 14 to 20— $4.50 Rayon Bedspreads Regularly $4.50. Love- 1y, lustrous things, in soft s boudoir shades. h\,meh 95 tailored. Sizes . 7 (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) New! Women’s $5 to $8.50 Shoe% “Fashion Modes,” Sl Wl o s .60 “Foot Aiders” with built-inn arch support. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Jr. Misses’ $10 Dresses New print crepes or high shades in canton or s 95 wool erepes. New style - details. Sizes 11 to 17, (Third Floor, The Hecht Oo.) Toiletry Specials Ever-Ready Shaving Brushes.....10c Houbigant's $1 Lipstick...........19¢ Red Rubber Water Bottles, 2 qts., 27¢ Charles of the Ritz Loose Smgle Pow- der Compact.. ..25¢ Cheramy, April Shower or Cappi, 25¢ Bath Salts, 2 for 5 Jergen’s $1.25 Narcissus Toilet Water 39% A. P. W. and Bleachtex Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 for. 5 19 Peroxide, 16-oz. bottle $1.69 Fancy Periume Bottles Jergen's 10c Oatmeal Soap, 3 for..19¢ (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) 14 Prs. $2.95 to $4.95 Damask Valance Sets, $1.59 8 $2.95 Imported Point Venice l.ue Panels, each 1 pair $10.95 Velour side 36 inches wide f 6 $2.95 Velour Valance Sets. .. .$1.59 25 pairs $1 Color Trimmed I(mrhl-n Curtains, pair ... severes 08 50 65c and 85c Sash Curtains, each 39¢ 40 $1 Table Scarfs, gilt braid trim- med, each 85¢ (Bixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 8 $5.95 Plain Rayon Bed Sets, with separate pillow, gold only, $4.95 12 $14.95 Ruffied Rayon Bed- spreads ....810 50 $2.95 Part-wool Blankets, size 70x80 in.; plaids e ee...82.89 (Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) 8 $2.95 Multicolored Pottery Tahle Lamps, with shades 95 3 $2.95 Frosted Glass Base ‘l‘!hla Lamps, with shades $2.5 ll ".’5 Glazed m"'lbl’ Ltmp-. h shades .95 4 “.'l llfll“.n Onyx Table l‘mpfl. m green and bl ..$3.95 $20 leilhl lmn Hoo! Lamp, mllque finish .$14.95 1 $14.95 Junior Floor Lamp, in an- tique finish ..89.95 1 $19 Bronze Juni Lamp, * $12.95 2 $8 Gilt Frame Console Mirrors, $8 1 Decorated Buffet Mirror 2 $12 Frankart Shadow Lights, $9.95 1 $12.95 Frankart Radio Light, $10.95 @ourth Floor, The Heeht Oo) In the Stationery Department 100 Decks Playing Cards Clearance of Stationery: boxes are c to $2.50 lpu and En- 50 en- (Matn Flcor, The Hecht Co.) 72 $3.50 Electric Irons, $2.59 IG Manning-Bowman $3.50 Electrlc m $1.50 Squeeze-Ezy Mop Sfls fl?c 35 10c Decorated Porcelain Mlxln( Bowls 200 $1 Pickwick Coach Door Sug;s. o 20 $3.45 Hygeno Carpet Sweepers, all-metal case, automatic brush rm;- 1 $33 Hoosler Extension Table, leaves, in white enamel 1 $99.50 Rotarex Electric Washer, porcelain tub; demonstrator $75 25 $1.50 Andirons, black. 18 $8.50 Detecto Bath Sc: to 250 pounds . 36 $7.95 Jap S rubberized; 72x72 inches 18 85 Gold Seal Electric Heating Pads, wool-covered thermostat, $2.95 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Furniture lZS ‘Walnut-Veneered Chest of I:rlw— 14.9! l $30 Wooden Beds, size 95 $119 Six-Plece Wetnut " Dineite Suite 59.50 $60 W $35 Walnut Dresser . $25 Cogswell Chais $3 Radio Bench $35 Boudoir Desk, $50 Walnut Vanity Table $15_Woman's Mahogany Drop. ua 900 Mabeusy Rxtenaien Tabley $19.85 $20 Mahogany Gateleg Table..$12.95 $3.95 Uphoistered Foot Stools (Pourth Floor, The Hecht Co.’ 65¢ Felt-Base Floor Covering 39¢ sq. yd. 1,000 sq. yds. 49c to 65c Felt-Base Floor Covering, remnants, 25c sq. yd. . yds. Remnants $1.95 50 yards 40c Remnants Felt-| Basc Hall Runn N 10c_yd. 10 $19.50 and $21.50 Wool Tap- 8x12 5 81250 Oval Wool Rugs, 27x40 inches $5.95 6 $125 Sarouk and ieml Antique Persian Oriental Rugs, roximate size 3x5.3 ft. ...$49.50 (Sixth Floor, G0 3 Crosley Screen Grid Radios $59.95 1 Brandes 8 - tube BlI“D' com- . .$69. electric clock, complete 1 Colonial Direct Current animv Cabinet St 3 Crosley 7-tube Screen-G: dynamic speaker.... 1 Amrad Triple Scree: 1 Amrad Screen-Grid Hi, tubes, dynamic speaker.... Each set carries our 90-Day Free Service Guarantee! Installed Without Charge (Main Floor, Radio Store.) Pure Dye Crepe French Crepe And Silk Crepe de Chine Underthings Slips, chemises, dancettes, step-ins. Some soiled from handling. tailored. Many one-of-a-kind samples. Lace-trimmed or 79¢ and $1 De-lustred Rayon Lingerie Bloomers, combi- nations, panties, 59(: chemises and vests. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) 79¢ Genuine Irish Linen Pillowcases $1 a pair Fine, pure all linen, of superb quality—un- usual at this price! (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 59c Linen Damask Huck Towels 3 for $1 Fit for the guest room! Heavy quality, neatly hemwstitched (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 29¢ Cannon Bath Towels 6 for $l These well known towels are large, soft and particularly ab- sorbent. (Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) $32.50 and $35 Axminster Rugs 22 9x12 ft. and 8.3x10.6 it. soft, deep pile attractive patterns. Extraordinary values (Sixth Floor. The Hecht C0.) $12.50 Walnu: Veneer Table » $4.9.) Two-tone walnut veneer on gumwood Slipper cabinet, Turn- (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s $3.50 to $5 Gloves Pigskin, capeskin, calfskin, bucksxin. Wool lined or knit lined. Also gauntlets. Some sofled from handling. (Main Floor, o ocht Co.) ‘The following changes are announced: Capt. Joseph F. Burke, died December 22, 1930. Second Lieut. Frederick G. Lippert, resignation accepted. Second Lieut. Francis B. Locmis, de- tached San Diego, Calif., to 1st Brigade, Haitl. SIX MISSISSIPPI BANKS CLOSED BY MANAGERS Some Discontinued as ‘Protective Measure,” Others Due to Runs by Depositors, Is Claim. By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Miss., January 1.—De- posits, totaling about $1,730,103 were in- volved in six bank closures in MLSS!! sippt Tuesday. Some closed as ‘“pro- tective” measure, while others gave runs as the cause. ‘The banks closed, including one na- tional, were: The Planters’ National Bank, Clarks- dale, and its savings division, the Plant- ers’ Trust and Savings Bank, a State bank. The national bank carried depos- its of $700,000 and the State institution had savings of $503,103. ‘The Progressive State Bank, Tutwiler, deposits of $200,000, and the People’s Bank of Jonestown, deposits $50,000. Both affiliated with the Clarksdale in- (g stitution. ‘The Bank of Walnut Grove, deposits $100,000, and the Bank of Lena, deposits $75,000, both in Lake County. JANUARY SALE Worth-while savings are now possible FINE FURS{ purchased at the Francke salon. Annual reductions ap- ply on the finest pelts, and we want you to see for yourself the quality and style we of- fer. Only then can you appreciate what the re- ductions mean. Special Group of FUR COATS 595,00 Were $295.00 Momber Master mmrr c-lu FURRIER 1323(; st. HOMESTEAD FEUD LEADS T0 1 DEATH |Man Slain, Two Neighbors Wounded in Row Over Wanderings of Horses. By the Assoclated Press. BUCKEYE, Ariz, January 1.—Wils liam Dyer, 26, is dead and two other homesteaders, one a woman, are wound- ed, victims of a H-u-y-mu.mlywr feud. Kilegrew and the latter's son Lewis, 19, had been smouldering several weeks the mysterious burning of & nm house. This hatred was fanned to & flame of shotgun fire yesterday as & herd of the Kilegrew's across the Hassayampa River bed to graze on Dyer's homestead. Dyer fired at the horses to drive them back and the Kilegrews fired on him with shotguns, sheriff’s deputies William Mathewson, 23, who ol sympathy with Dyer, friend’s ald and was seriously wwwd in_one shoulder, The firing increased, Blanche Griner, 21, a neighboring homesteader, “x Jjust killed a man out there,” Lewis Kilegrew told the deputies who h-md to ‘l].he scene., He surrendered volun. tarily. Mathewson was shot accidentally by Dyer as he fired at the elder Kilegrew, officers said. Both Kilegrews wera ar- rested, Lewis being charmged with the slaying. Mathewson and Mrs. Griner were detained for questioning. ‘ ARMY ORDERS | Col. Thomas L. Brewer,. Infantry, re cently stationed at Dallas, Tex.; , each on account of disability incident to the service; Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving, 2d, ted as chaplain at the tary Academy; Maj. Wil- liam R. Orton, Infantry, has been trans- A 2 from }uyes, Ohln to New York City; Maj. m )lorma Medlcll Ha) Ohio; wmm 8. Culpe] By Med’:;l u‘!mm the Walter Reed pw General l!uplfl to FPort Monroe, Vi ‘Wash.; Stewart, 15th Infantry, tsin, China, has been retired on own application after more than 30 ; Mirst Lieut. John I Bwll-"!'tx.. to Fort Sill, Okla.; Capt. Thomas G. Hester, ical Adminis. trative Corps, from the Army Medical Center, this city, to Baltimore; Second Lieut. Montgomery McKee, Infantry, * from Camp Knox, Ky., to smu Alaski Second Lieut. Earle R. Ringler, from Chilkoot Barracks, Benning, Ga.; Second Lieut. John A. Dabney, annnny from the Philippines to Fort Bennln!KG‘M go the l:h;lép; ines: Capt. J [cKenna, al I % -a Socond Lieut. T. M. lt Fort Moultrie. 8. A. Douglas, Infan- at Fort Snelling, Minn., and Second . C. Schepps, Infantry, at Fort DULIN & MARTIN SUBSTANTIAL saNuArY SAVINGS On Discontinued Floor Samples & Stock Items Included are many living room pieces, dining room and bed room furnishings. Listed hzlow are some of the out- standing values. ENGLISH STYLE SOFA, all hair and down filled, upholstered in wool tapestry. Was $350.00. CHAIR, custom built, like above, $175.00 to 387: LOVE SEAT, Duncan Phyfe design, ma- hogany frame COFFEE TABLE, decorated red lacquer, loose tray top CHAIR, Louis 16th, carved walnut frame, covered antique red damask..$177.00 to $120.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR, custom built, hair filled and down cushion, covered two-tone brown velour OCCASIONAL CHAIR, custom built, hair filled and down cushion, two-tone blue velour LADY’S OCCASIONAL CHAIR, small size, upholstered in antique red dam- ask ENGLISH TYPE lish lish tury English lish background . 1 BENCH to match. CHAIR, mahogany frame lO-PC DINING SUITE, walnut and $137.50 to $95.00 $25.00 $85.00 to $50.00 $100.00 to $50.00 $64.00 to $37.50 OCCASIONAL $720.00 to $350,00 7PC PINE AND BIRCH DINING SUITE, Early American 1° OAK BUFFET, 17th Century Eng- $319.00 to $175.00 $75.00 $87.50 to $70.00 1 OAK SERVER, 17th Century Eng- 1 OAK REFECTORY TABLE, 17th Cen- .$87.50 to $70.00 5 SIDE CHAIRS, 17th Century Eng- $30.00 to $24.75 ea. 1 DECORATED VANITY, antique ivory $45.00 to $36.50 $13.75 to $10.00 WALNUT AND GUM COMBINATION BED ROOM SET, four pieces, bed, toi let table, bureau and chest. Special at..$165.00 DuLIN & Wad MARTIN Ave. andl” (CE—Connecticut Ave. Entrance