Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 18

b E § H i H i iz i H P 3 o~ F N . : | —————————————— TR Prces guamnteed g ! IFwithx'n 48 tours any customer shall be able o purchase like goods for less money we shall refund the difference or cancel the sale. ] L SN 1 Ty T WASHINGTON, D. C, he Hecl i‘ Co Seventh at F MONDAY, MARCH 14, 9. Knox Hats for Spring ! ASHION swings to sailors for spring, partly because KNOX sailors are so universally becoming to the tai- lored woman. Faster fashions and fair prices to the fore X ONSIDER these groups individually or collectively—and know that every style in each group typifies some fa- vored fashion. One could pick blindfold and not go amiss. and see : THIS is what we mean by The Hecht Co. specialization—ap- proved fashions; ample stocks; and prices that are mani- festly fair. We have made your Easter choosing easy; come This lavish assemblage of lovely frocks 25 is the sale price of these dresses —but we have no intention of talking prices; it is fashion that holds our pen. But even before the fashions come the materials—as vibrantly new as.Spring herself. Here one sees the crisp, new puppyskin taffeta, there the rich folds of canton crepe, soft, clinging georgettes and crepe de chines, all reflecting Paris in color and texture. Then the trig tricotine for street wear, rich satins and mignonettes. The whole world of dress fabrics placed at your disposal at this one special price. 25 OOK at the styles; four are sketched and they merely hint at the many to be found, for the sale is as generous as the season. Undeniably smart!—dresses that gain distinction through beauty of fabric ard graceful lines as well as fineness of detail. The bouffant note is emphasized in perky. panniers, cordings and ruffled tunics. Dresses with gracefully draped tunics for the woman who pre- - fers long, slenderizing lines. Very prominent is the new circular skirt. Bodices for the most part are snug in surplice or semi-basque style. This sale is a mirror of Fashion—it will pay you well to peer into it. (We spicture two of twenty styles in misses’ and women’s Faster suits dty '35 Hand-tailored garments, these, and styles to suit all types. Finger-tip length coats, of regal air, with just the proper touch of black braid. Flare box coats, such as Miss Teens will wear unless she prefers a natty ripple flare style. Then the belted models, universally worn for their general becom- ingness. Many of the skirts have a decided flare—yes, these suits truly depict the latest style tendencies. Tricotine, men’s wear serge and velour checks, the three peers of wool suiting, in navy, black and novelty checks or mixtures. Every suit finely lined with silk—none but quality suits in the sale. \ Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44, 46 to 50 - Sale Lovely new blouses $4.95 a maker’s samples; another maker’s surplus. All new (Two styles sketched) EADY tomorrow and shown for the first time; spring’s newest blouses in- the favored Georgette crepes, crepe de chines and theregal mignonettes They are ne\\',> new, NE\V,. the georgettes beaded, hand-embroidered or enriched with but- tons, venise lace and real Filet trimming and frills. . Some of the mignonettes are made with a surplice tie-back sash, making them effective as a silk sweater, $4.95 in many instance is below the actual cost of the materials; an evidence of the values offered. All the new spring shades—honeydew, porcelain, to- mato, bisque, gray, jade, navy, black, flesh, white. $4.95. Sizes 36 to 46. (Third Soor.) Sizes 14 to 20, 34 to 44, 46 to 50 Two of the new fashions for women and misses among these New coats and wraps at *25 IF it is to be a coat, why not let it be a handsome black satin creation, quilted, as the latest fashion dictates? For practical wear are polo models, both flare and belted and stunning cape coats, of fine wool velour. Plaited sports coats, too, of suede velour, and a belted style trimmed with fancy stitchery. Wraps of Spring weight delight the eye with their graceful folds and soft fabrics, enhanced oftentimes by touches of most effective embroidery. The new knit capes are included—knit capes with collars of soft- brush wool. These offer pleasing combinations of rose and gray, copen and white, black and white, brown and tan. \ New colors throughout, such as wren, Soronto blue, taupe, rookie, tan, Pekin and the good staple navy. Sizes 14 to 20, 34 to 42, 44 to 50