Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1921, Page 18

Georgette blouses $2.95 The georgettes sketched are typical of artivals, - Some are trimméd with, hai e new -made filet laces, .others with Val and Vénice laces; still others are braided or trimmed with fine tucks and frills. . 5 Georgette and crepe de chine Blouses and overblouses Also some Tricollette ty-ons AWAY under old prices, and much un- der present pnee& Fresh, lovely styles, most of thém a r's -urplm, . the rest from out own s! White, flesh, bisque aml a few high shades. Also net. guhnpes, $1.95 Short-sleeve net guimpes for sleeveless jumper dresses. Round flat collars and turn-back cuffs This *65 coney fur COAT at 487 , ) ' Typifes the sqv;ngs in the fur sale Pay about half last year’s prices pay 25% less than fall prices Savings are guaranteed; if you can buy Furs anywhere for less we guaran- _tee to meet such prices. or cancel the A Iy e f.: The Hecht Co. opens the fall season wzth s ’the lowest prices known in some years The Bramley smock sweater is a round neck, semi-fitting sweater, with the picturesqueness of a smock. Silk Lyons ‘velvet hats Welcome news to the woman who appreciates the beauty of this super-velvet and remembers what she has been paying. The Spanish influence dom- inates the styles (note the loop- ed hat sketched), but fringed; glycerine and ostrich trimmed modes, together with umloul lored draped styles, a colors unrl fall shades. (Becond floor.) Sweaters such as women have been waiting for are here in a SALE! Wool Medo sweaters and the even newer wool Bramley smocks $3.95 HE Tuxedo sweater you know—the general type is pictured— and here they are in the wanted combinations: Black and white, buff and brown, navy and white, brown and buff. weaves; decidedly attractive for fall. _ (Sweatsrs, Brat foor, ‘south ggnex.) transaction. This. GUARANTEE bolds -good until November 1. e i £ 4 Hustrated Big dress sale, $13 Co:tt ustrated i s is made of bro taupé cone - 3 f url,nf. ull stayell ‘::doi:u:l?:e;o mg Belber wardrobe handsomely lined throughout. trunks, 337-50 Cape or shawl collar. Sises 36 © to 44: 9195 Sealine coat, $146.25 364dnch sealine coat with large cape collar of blue opossum. Rlchly silk lined. 839.50 fox scarfs, $29.63 3 ; Full, fiuffy fox. scirfs; animal siape; hesd and tail trimmed. = Brown, taupe and georgette shades. 329.50 fur neckpieces, $22.13 Mole scarfs and eravats; squirrel chokers; Jap kolinsky and stone marten chokers. s o %T: drawer. < cmm lined, du cretonne lsundry baj ‘Fur trimmed tricotine suits Hegaro Eaglish $99.50 can be had this year | _;kit.lfi%h 4 man wi ho hya om .T thet I rek‘m i Together with deep Cliemnia ey nyb—cwo dles. ‘bodied velours that last -year sold for a full half more. Childrén'sshoes A clesn-up Quite a variety, too, with the .mew long coats that work won- “ders with rather stout figures ‘and the smart box coats with “full flare backs. * Variously fur trimmed -or _embroidered. “ Brown. beaver, Sorrento ‘lilue, navy, walnut and taupe. foot sandals. Sizes2'to 5'and # Misses’ sizes, 16 to 18; wom- en’s, 36 to 46. e pers, 6 t0 9. Heathers pun jerseys The all-purpose sust $l 2_ 50 for fall and winter s Heatherspun is a worsted jersey -that won' ‘muss or wrinkle and that will outwear any m ordinary cloth suits. Clmrl-‘:l.lnylubmhmflnlmufl. some combined with velour check skirts. Sises for misses and women. $25.00 Brussels (Apparel shope, second fioor.) 8x10 ft. " Boys’ school shoes, %5 PPHESE are a specially sturdy shoe that we have featured fot years. Prices this year are less. ° mu:k and nut brown calf in lace or blucher nylee. With English or broad-toe lasts. anklfl.nl- leather heels; perforated conter tip.” Sises 1 t0 6, B, C and D widths, $5 fl-muunu-znnauso L 'EL._.‘.‘Q“ hlm-.-.fiul&) own $5 and $6 garments to s S 0 10. Also white catvas slip- S%SOBmwlsmp,Qxlz rugs, 6x9 82500&uuelnruy,8.3x106 $25.00 Domus fiber, 9x15 " $25.98 Crex do Iuxe, 9x12 and _ 32250hnol¢umrug¢,9xl29- . : All other woo;rngs insl.oek "Sale of silk and satin 'Envelope chemise, $25 easily worth $5‘and $6 .- Truhu silks Wash satins (‘repe de chines A DEALER’S sample pieces and surplus lots that are 86 good that we have added our them. All to go at 83.25 leorsme-nd tflnn‘udnls.f with wi ennnnhunupt. ; White, pink. Sizes 36 to 44. .' - Women’s fall ,qhoes Favored fo~twear for fall—hundreds of pairs—all PR _ from regular stock in a SALE at THIS sale duplicates llllt tremendoluly successful - event of last year in which we sold Imndx-edo of pairs at $7.95 Same good qnalmeo‘th{& year—and-in: this yeln styles—but at $2.10 less. Yes; .this shows that prices have come down. All the boots are l.n the fovored eight and one-half (81%) —Lighe tan. inch belgln. Chmee of —1In styles as —Dark tan - shatched ou have ‘choice of milinry Cllbu or I;rand: heels; plain or (Wn-n'n shoe ahop, first floor.) 839 Brnueh rugs, 8.3x10.6 ft. $39.75 Brussels rugs, 9x12 $41.50 Axminster, 8.8x10.6 fe. $33.25 ‘velvet rugs, 9x12 $34 Klearflax rugs, 8x10 9 Royal Wilton, 4.6x7.6 unted 10% to 25% : ocht Co " 7th ot F re also much in evidence. Bluck high Both styles in plain and -nonlty‘ (Lingerie, second fioer.) AUUSTSI, 1921, " “You can see from the many lketched how clever are the styles.” 1,200 attractive tub frocks for big and little girls, $1 Ginghams and chambrays; regula- tion and Enipire styles; trimmed with . smocking, embroidery, tie-back sashes and belts. Included, too, are a few white Gala- tea dresses in regulation style. Shows how prices have come down when we can offer such sturdy, fast color fabrics at this little price. Not only good materials, but good making; and you can see from the many dresses illustrated how clever are the styles. Sizes 2 10 6 and 7 to 14. (Thizd floor.) FURNITURE. all of it discounted THE value of any MARK DOWN or DISCOUNT ‘depends upon what prices. you start with. So you may as well know that we had already re- vised our prices downward to meet the new market prices, and that it is from these loweéred prices that the 10% to 40% discounts are taken. 10 to The entié siocks withont reserve - 4@0 ~ This $100 Columbia Grafonola $80 Is one of a number now © discounted at a straight 20% ~Srhese ‘phonographs-have been traded in Jor - higherZpriced Columbias, and every instrument js - guaranteed as fully as nf you had pald its'irat price.: | Afl discounted 20% thus: -'$85 Grafonolas, now ~ $68 $100 Grafonolas, now_ $80 $125 Grafonol;s, now $100 $140 Grafonolas, now $112 any model We are representatives for Edison, Sonora - and Colambia Phonographs. (Phonograph shop, second lfi) ‘A carload - of the famm Greysfbne enamelware SALE We don't stock enamelware, but when ‘we can buy Nesco Enamelwate at this price, we gladly go-uot of our line. It’'s a splendid uality ware, and we've shopped the town . over, 80 that we can eafely say our prices are aamlnmonmelbod : udkfltkfi”c.preaetz.. U. 8. Govt. Barrack Bags Made of sturdy denlm; sewed to stay; reinforced with brass eyelets for.the heavy duv cord, and all igall, they are the best ‘b.‘ that Uticle® Bam's experts could G devllt fot g Simmons steel cots,$ 1 39 “Uncle Sam” paid $5.75 for them Constructed with continuous post—Simmens paterited, galvanized twisted 'Pr‘l{t; Folds per- dectly flat; dark japanned fintish. -ft. i Can be easily enameled white, : - Slightly rusted or possibly. “hurt." but . no«hi-: to affect thelr durability. Cocpadnamlmmnu -—am ing Sizes to fit above cots—priced exceptionally low. p g 2 .—lltlllty m -nl roomly as pkt-ud, sbout three —storage -—lamdry o ox otton pad, $am bl: mfi’:" nulM - - ot Jelt mattress, : - :‘ B -