Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 20

The Hecht Co. 7th at F Where prices are guammeed 7th at F 'SCHOOL DAYS School begins Sept. 19 : —and we are ready E’VE planned prodigious sales v& for boys and girls—planned sales : that will outfit them with pew apparel at SAVINGS. The sales take in our entire third floor of Specialized Shops for boys and girls. Each buyer has specialized in securing the kind of apparel your children will need—dependable, worthy apparel—and nearly all of it far below the prices you must pay for the same merchandise later. Boston cowhidebags, *1.69 Boston students find this bag most practical, be- cause it opens freely and fully and closes compact and secure. Just as illustrated, in black or tan split cow- hide leather; 13, 14, 15 and 16 inch sizes. Two handles: neatly lined; double stitched; fitted with inside pocket. $1.69. Wool school sweaters 2% I regulation dresses $l ¢ (One sketched) The large collar of blue galatea trim- med with three rows of white braid. (one sketched) Coat styles with sailor collars. But- tons to the neck. Patch pockets. Belt- ed all around. ’ White jean d. e Regulation em- blems on sleeve. Sizes 6 to 14. Tuxedo style is I Buff, brown, pea- s csrmsies e amasm Girls’ all-wool serge' sleeveless jumper dresses $2-95 Breezy jumpers are most effective for school wear. On or off in a jiffy; good looking and comfortable, and the change of a waist gives an entire change to one’s costume. These are made of e T R £ R SIS R T R S S S T LR R B i i s A i e Allawool storm serge and bound with silk braid. Finished with pockets and inverted patent leather belt. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ durable Jersey Bloomers 19¢ All-wool flannel Middies $3-95 True regulation middy style—slip-over model with silk braid on collar and cuffs. Emblem on sleeve. For girls and misses. Sizes 16 to 22. Well made of cot- ton Jersey; cut full with gusset elastic at knee and waist flesh line. White, and black. Styles for school and dress occasions. chinchilla and mixtures in the new shades. Some with fur-trimmed collars. Sizes 8 to 14. Junior girls’ coats, $15 Polo cloth, kersey, Styles for the older girls, 12, 14 and 16 years. polo cloth in Pekin, reindeer and brown. collar, loose back, half belted front styles. Hats for school wear Fashioned of all-wool Many with large beaverite 1Y) " Forgirls 9 i 4 6 to 14 years $l 5 Fine quality felt, in various shades. Roll brim with grosgrain ribbon streamers. Four distinct styles. (Third floor) It’s the extra pair that doubles the wear Boys’ and girls’ ribbed cotton HOSE, 24¢ Wide or narrow ribbed fast black cotton in a heavy or light weight that will give long wear. Sizes 61/, 1o 10%%. Boys’ heavy cotton union suits, 89°¢ Advance sale of the well known Augusta union suits. Silver gra; with long sleeves and ankle length. fit; and finished just so. Sizes 26 to 34. (First fior, south anmex.) A mighty He has reason to ad- mire these shoes—they are serviceable, dressy and comfortable — and what more can a hoy look for. —Black and Ko-Ko brown leathers fine lot of Boys’ shoes at Sq65 —English and broad-toe lasts —Blucher and new sad- dle-strap styles Made with Goodyear welt soles and grain leather in- ner soles. Sizes 10 to 1374 and 1 to 6. B, C and D widths. A 'i‘HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921. 1230 boys’ TWCO-PANT.S suits And they are all WOOL 588 are $12.75 suits 423 are $14.85 suits 219 are $16.50 suits and choiceis just........................ $9.85 would be a low price for all-wool suits with but one pair of pants—these have TWO; and it’s the extra pair that doubles the wear. But it’s the materials that de- serve special mention—the ma- terials and the making. Here are It is a mark of their excel- lence that each coat is lined throughout with wool alpaca; Cut to Boys’ Scotch flannel Pajamas, $.1 09 Usual $1.45 quality 2-p|ec: and 1-piece styles; all seams double stitched; silk frog trimmings ; full cut—sizes 6 to 18 years; Scotch flannel —you wouldn’t want a warmer material. (Third floor) Tremendous including: —Patent leather —Dull calf and brown calf assortments, ——White nubuck and patent leather with white tops. . Girls’ shoes price featured at Goodyear welt soles; solid leather heels and grain leather insoles. —Sizes 8} to 11 with spring heels. —Sizes 112 to 2 with cut- off heels. —A, B, C and D widths. Wool serge dresses for the girls of 7 to 14 Featured at Wool serge dresses, comprising styles for school and “best'” Pleated, plain and formal styles; ‘some cleverly adorned with hand embroidery in silk or wool; some finished with silk braid. Straight line models are smartly trimmed with collars and cuffs. Worthy of special note are the REGULATION dresses with 5 red tie, white braid trimming and emblem on sleeves. $5. / all-wool sleeves also nicely lined and 2 both pairs of knickers lined. tweeds homespuns cheviots cassimeres Shades of brown, olive, heather, gray, tan and green. —high-grade woolens made up ~ Sizes 7 to 18 years. into high-grade Norfolk, semi- Norfolk and plain dress suits. Go to table conunmng your size. Chmce, $9.85 6 800 brand-new Blouses 50c $1.25 $1.45 $1.65 6,800 blouses—more than most stores sell in a season—and we expect to clear them out in a few days. VALUE will do it—wheo else has such blouses at 59¢. blouses blouses blouses blouses Woven madras 80-count percales corded madras white crepe Plenty of plain WHITE. Hundreds of striped patterns in scores of variations. Please note—You secure WOVEN MAD- RAS and 80-square percales—two of the finest shirtings known. Made with plain open cuffs or double cuffs like dudp ; double yoke shoulders and ocean pearl buttons. Attached col- lars. Sizes 6 to 16 years. | 1200 boys golf caps $1.45 caps 950 $1.65 caps $1.95 caps Wool tweeds; cheviots and plain blue serges Hundreds of patterns to blend or match every co..- ceivable pattern in boys’ suits. Popular pleated band style and one-piece top shapes. For big and little boys with head sizes 63§ to 7%3. Note—SILK LINED, with leather sweatband, and tai- lored accordingly. Serges are not silk lined. (Boys® shop, third Soor.) = 300 boys’ wool sweaters The quality is far in excess of the price, Every boy wants a sweater. These are warm, yet not bulky. College $ style (slip over) sweaters, with deep shawl collar. In marcon, navy, green, brown, gray and heather shades. Sizes 6 to 16 years. 95 (Third fleor) Children who wear Billiken shoes never have foot trouble 'HE Billiken shoes are made on True-Shape lasts, which provide equal rights for every toe and permit little feet to grow as they should. Billiken shoes are made of soft, pliable leathers that bend with the foot; made without a nail or thread; as smooth inside as one’s own skin—noth- ing to bmd cramp or irritate the foot. Good shoes throughout, with trained salespeo- ple who know just what shoe to fit each individual foot. Variously in black or brown button and lace styles, in all sizes and styles, and priced accord- ingly. ‘Mahogany brown— oyt E Button undandlace atfl;‘ Sies § ;::3';, 5 “g‘ » f:lllkcnh :I:oes f9: gl‘rlls . i izes 0 o shoes for growing girls, for boys girts. Sizes 12 to 2, $6.00 sizes 2% to 7, $630 Black kid and talf— Sizes 2% to 7, “5‘. to $750 One-strap pumps, brown Sizes § to 8, at 400 illiken shoes for boys 1, Sizes 8% to 1134, $4.50 M‘hzfi:‘: ':5“::“";““: lace Brown bal! strap oxfords, Sizes 12 to 2, $550 Sizes'10 to 11;/,, $5.00; 12 to with rubber heels, $650 Sizes 2% to 7, Black kid oxfords, $6.00 90 2, $830; 234 to 5%, $ad0. : 3 (Children’s sboes—thir¢ foor.)