Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1921, Page 19

Spring Coats, Capes, Wraps! A sale sure of instant appreciation long and short coats; capes and wraps. the newest spring fabrics and colors. coats handsomely silk lined. We’ve assembled for this sale a group of qual- ity Coats that offer unlimited choice of the most favored Spring models. Three-quarter and full length Coats, full flare models, wrappy models and sports styles as well. ;| Plaiting, silk stitchery and embroidery enhance the dressier styles. The materials- are fine Bolivias Jerseys Velours Suedene ; Polo Cloths Suedetex And you may have these in the new Spring -shades-of Copen Navy ° Beaver Taupe Reindeer Sand Rookie Tan Sizes for misses 14 to 18; for women 36 to 44. ‘Women's Shop, Second floor. House dresses, $2.19 They are called house dresses, but their pretty styles and the fine Amoskeag gingham of which they are made refute any such definite limitations. Plaids and checks in side-fastening styles and yoke styles—many trimmed with large pearl buttons. Easily laundered gingham dresses which one can wear in one’s home at any time. : Envelope Chemise, $1.89 Just lately unpacked and refreshingly new. Excellent quality, flesh colored crepe de chine, with yokes of shadow lace, Cluny lace and novelty laces. Lingerie Shop, Second floor. Women’s blouses, $3.95 Made to sell at $5 to $7.95 A group of high-grade blouses and overblouses fash- «oned for the most part of crepe de chine and georgette. Styles and colors are so varied that it is difficult to attempt description. Worth special mention, however, are the finely tailored blouses with tucked fronts and convertible collars. Also the georgette blouses that flaunt touches of Filet and Venise lace. In flesh, white and suit shades. Sizes 36 to 46. A let-go of silk blouses, $2 Odd ones and twos of fine georgettes, pongees, laces, tricolettes and taffetas. Overblouses and tuck-in blouses that ‘present every sort of novelty as to trimming and style. In white, flesh and pastel shades only. Sizes 34, 36, 38. ‘Women's Blouse Shop, Third floor. » Worsted Wilton Rugs' 95 We bought these rugs to sell for $175 and $195—then reduced them to $135 and $150. Now we clear them out at $95—while 17 remain. $1.48 Printed Linoleums, 89¢ Perfect quality linoleum with . burlap back. Bring room meas- urements with you. Grass Rugs, $6.45 9x12 reversible rugs reinforced with rags and double warp. 9x12 or 8.3x10.6 for one day only 116-Warp China Matting, 38¢ The very same quality has been selling at 55¢ to_ 65¢c a yard. 8x10 Grass Rugs, $5.45 8x10 reversible rugs of the same style and quality of the 9x12 size. Rugs, Fourth floor. i 780 yards, representing useful lengths for curtains, couch covers, cushions, etc. . $1 and $1.25 Terry Cloth Remnants, Double faced, Terry cloth in artful patterns and co]or-‘ ings. 3 Huck towels, $1.50 dozen 16x32 huck towels with color-fast red borders. They + formerly cost you $3 a dozen, Limit of 1 dozen. - Sl e Third fleea One like eketch. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1921 HANAN $7.?5 for women’s low shoes ina $9.75 for women's high shocs PWARDS of 1,000 pairs; more than three-quarters of them TIANAN; the rest being The Hecht Co. low shoes put in to round out sale. sufticient quantities to insure all sizes in one style or another. The Low Shoes at $7.75 Plain and opera pumps 2-cyelet ties are HANAN. The High Shoes are all HANAN with cloth tops. them from the many sales of at about this price. Black and brown. (Silk hose—first floor—south annex.) double tops. Mignonette Dresses A sale we are glad to talk about, because $16.75 Mignonette is the sensation in the they are spring’s newest styles. they are made of silk MIGNONETTE. they are remarkably low priced at silk world. It is knit like tricolette, is just as serv- iceable, but is softer and more sheer. Supple as crepe, with the sheen of satin, MIGNONETTE is destined to lead in fashionable frocks this spring. And here they are— Different styles that include in their wake those for the stately’ older woman and the perkiest sort of flapper frocks. To make the sale even more attractive we have added some handsome dresses of taffeta, tricotine, crepe de chine and satin. : All feature the newest embroidery and novelty touches of ribbon and drapers—dresses that in an instant give evidence of their quality. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 18; women’s sizes, 36 to 46. ‘Women's shop, second floor. One like sketch. Grand Rapids and other Furniture makers have reduced prices 10% to 15% Our Fui-niture is discounted 15 % to 50 % Furniture prices for 1921 are fixed and certain. Grand Rapids and other furniture makers concede a 10% to 15% discount—{further than this they claim they can- not go. They point out that compared with pre-war prices lumber is alinost double; var- nish, glass and other trimmings more than double; labor shows an increase of 1007 ; freight, 50% or more, and so on thru every item, Furniture making, of course, goes thru many hands and each factor adds its toll. So the best we can look for from the makers is a discount of 10% to 15%. But we are not dependent on the makers for the furniture we own. This is our furniture, to do with as we will. And we will to seil all of it—without reservation —at discounts of 15% to 50%. But, of course, we must keep our eyes open; we cannot keep under current market prices forever. So let this be due and sufficient notice that / The furniture sale enters its last lap to end with the month, February 28. And let those who now need—or -who will need furniture—buy now while they can profit thru these discounts of 15% to 50%. The Hecht Co. Seventh at F Though we are sacrificing prices to clear broken assortments, we have 5-eyelet oxfords Variously in patent, dull calf and tan calf leathers with high and low French heels and the opera pumps with baby French heels. All these E emphasize their perfection to distinguish ‘seconds,” samples and miscellaneous lots of Onyx offered 19 women's shoes sale! And may be had in brown calf, tan kid, gun-metal and vici kid. Some _ Women’s pel‘fect Pointex silk hese These Onyx hose have the POINTEX feel — which insures double wear at the heel and a snug smooth fit about the ankle. Perfectly made of ingrain silk; full-fashioned and finely finished, with mercerized delivers any piano or player te your heme 21; years—30 mcenths—in which to pay. Sale of children’s shoes 52.95 A splendid lot of shoes for school and dress wear— in patent leathe and tan leathers. gun metal Both butten and lace styles, some with cloth tops. In sizes 8Y% to 2 for children of 4 to 11. Girls’ pa jan:as, 79¢ Roomy, well cut pajamas of muslin or madras. Made in one-picce style, with long sleeves, and braided in pink or blue. 6 to 10. (Girls® shop H hundreds in a special purchase hundreds from our own stock 51.45 UDGE their goodness by this fact: Excepting Manhattans we have added practically all our own stock—had to, such is the quality of these newcomers. Neglige collarless shirts, shirts with detachable collar, outing shirts with attached collars. sateens pongees cheviots, novelties Outing s chiefly of white cheviot; others in neat candy and pencil stripe white, light and dark grounds. All sizes, $1.45. b $ Our entire élock of Men’s sport suits $2 7-50 Many men wear these suits the year round—they ! fit with the casual grace of a London style; they're comfortable and possess no end of service. ‘nases Laciaiariasanee 4. But whether you buy one for golf, city or country wear, the fact is you have choice of our entire stock at $27.50. Chiefly in tweeds and homespuns. Wide variety. Sale men’$ ;ui>ts, $25 See special announcement page 5. Women’s delightful Springtime Hats, $5 Delightful because they represent a veritable bouquet right spring colors, in flowers, ribbons and gay-colored Men’s fine SHIRTS . PETPFY N ¥ Practical because they are the sort of hats you see. buy X and wear immediately. Straight and ro'led brim sailors many of them double faced. Fashioned 6 sp'it, chip and bird’s nest straws, and often combined with georgette. Knox Sailors for Spring are already here’ ‘Women's Hat Shop, Second Seor. 300 middies 9 SC come to sell for The Lizgest sale of middies you've seen here for some time: dollar really brings you fuli value! a sale where your Regulation middies and middies without yokes fashioned of : Galatea and Lonsdale Jean, the two best middy-fabrics made. All white mode’s and combinations of navy and white. Sizes 6 to 16 and 18 to 22. Girls’ Gym Bloomers, $1.95 A companion sale that makes a complete gym suit a possibility at very little cost. Of black sateen or poplin, full plaited and with band at knee and wide belt. Sizes 8 to 18. Girls' Shop—Third Floor. Boys’ wash suits $1.49 As fine a lot of hoys’ suits as any mother could /hope to see. Dress-up suits, yet made to stand the rigors of everyday-boy wear. $2.50 suits $3.00 suiis $3.50 suits $4.00 Middlcs., Junior Norfolks, Dutch Daddys, Oliver Twists and belted Eton effects in fast color, well wearing. Linons Invincible Suitings Madras Drills Kiddy Cloths Poplins Galatea Ajax Cloths Reps Bovh solid colors and combinations featuring blue, cadet blue, Copen, tan, green, brown, gray. All sizes from 3to08 Boys’ 60¢ to 85¢ Neckwear, 29¢ Fine four-in-hands in figured and plain colorings; made of fine silk poplins and fancy silks in a wide color assort- ment, Boys’ $5 and $6 Sweaters, $2.95 All wool and part wool sweaters in slip-en or coat style. In solid colors, brown, reen or blue and in com- inations of black and orange and maroon and navy. Sizes 6 to 16,