Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1921, Page 21

THE‘ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1921, 21 Now comes the Big NEWS of The Hecht Co. Silver Jubliee Men’s hot weather suits at a zero price L,500 suits, and they’ll sell like ice cream in July As it have been written with apologles to K. C. B. WHEN the mercury might n TI{[S is an event to make men joyous. It’s our Silver Jubliee, with its test to do something bigger and better than has s e e CLIMBS to 90 or 100 P OR MAYBE more PP AND YOUR blood . «x BOILS to a fiery ever been done in our twenty-five years of clothes selling. We’ve done it. Listen: Tomorrow at 8:30 A.M. HEAT that is tking we offer 1,500 Men’s hot-weather suits, including everything from Palm Beach cloths to SILK and Tropical ~ Worsteds ‘to Priestly Mohairs ALL Y‘O;Jl; P‘EP AND V-O.Ul; c;otllel GROW soggy and STICK‘V.. b;cl‘u.se the SWEAT is steaming FROM your body, STEWING ynu as it were IN YO‘U;I «;w; fat AND \.’O.U .M:)P YOUR‘ B’R(;“; So forehanded men who can LIKE THE MAN tn look ahead to summer will flock here to share this sale of summer suils at e THIS PICTURE, and feel v LANGUID, tired and %% . ALL IN. P . REMEMBER before those % % e TORRID, sweltering days « s s O’ERTAKE YOU, that * = = 3 ESCAPE is possible B VIA the * =¥ % ZERO SUIT ROUTE % x THAT WE are * P TELLING you of here. Widest possible variety for choice—solid shades in light, dark and neutral; checks, stripe: plaids, two-tone and heather mixtures, and in- numerable fancies. Sizes and styles for every one, with plenty of extra large and stout sizes. Sale of Genuine PANAMA HATS $345 Their genuineness attested by the U. S. Bureau of Standards Frankly, we thought genuine panamas of this quality couldn’t be sold for $3.45. So to settle all doubt we sent In sixty days or so, when the pitiless sun beats down on the pavement and the sizzling heat rays rise to make one dizzy, your friends will rush frantically to get such suits. They’ll get something that looks like them, but they’ll not get the same careful tailoring, nor the same unhurried workman- We contracted for these suits ship. No! Not unless they pay $20 to $30. . / Please note: Not more than two suits 1 r to U. S. Roprean of last summer during the tempo- to any one customer— Sl i rary slump, when the‘ Bankers —because we want these 1,500 suits to reach as 5 It’s a two-day sale. For Friday and Saturday —if the suils remain that long. passed word down the line for the makers to “unload.” We selected the materials and our makers, so don’t confuse these suits with ordinary hot-weather suits that are merely cool. These suits are more than “cool”; they are tailored. Everything warm has been taken out of them; good tailoring has been put into them. Though down to zero in weight, they score high in fit and finish. Note the materials: Silks Palm Beach Cloth Coolcloth Tropical Worsteds Priestley’s English cravenetted mohairs A many of our friends as possible. We will be too busy to make alterations —but satisfaction, of course, accompanies every purchase made here, and we will make ex- changes or refund your money if desired. No C. O. D., Phone or Mail Orders Store opens at 8:30 a.m. So that men who find it hard to get off dur- . ing the day can be sure of sharing to ad- vantage. = The Hecht Co. They pronounce the hats to be genuine Panamas And we’ll tell you they are absolutely perfect. Every fa- vored style for sum- mer, with size and shape for every head. At $3.45 these hats won’t wait Jor buyers; get yours now! - TR