Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 21

: FoE < THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19°1. i 2 1 piece styles I rl- C .v e a_r Serbs Defying Allied Amba;- 7th at F Where prices are guaranteed 7th at F (One of each sketched) sadors, Crossing Drin River to Southward. | New hats have BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. o By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. come miss ROME, Italy, October 21.—Once more 0 or the wretched fate of Albania is lower- ing over the country in the shape of; % and matron invasion and war. Albania Is reproach- ! ed for backwardmess, but the reply ' might be made she has nmever had al chance to progress. Her neighbors Arv‘ $3 95 . = NS ' pfa e Mendis e Nev prurpoie| 4 e Hecht Co. ™l ™ Developed in wool Sale now on serge or jersey. Women’s and misses’ SUITS No fuss or feathers about these dresses— just likable styles that determined that she shall not become will serve thru the an independent, modern country, but shall remain a field for foreign pillage. long school term and The frontier delimitation of 1913 gave i Genuine large tracts of Albanian territory to the | Sports styles for misses d tod ith 258 as {Serbs 4na Monienegrins. In 1913 Fran- (as sketched) Sale started today with 25! always remain good- Black or itk i ey, & Dewide: fine suits as we have seen thie 2 ] Now the Serbs, deflant of the deci- ing. sions of the council of ambassadars, May be had in chenill d looking. + huve overstepped the new district, en! |and. er flm: the Drin to the south- e mc oran the Black Drin to the 3 5 e T e strip velvet, in street shades season Magnificent tailleurs; handsomely fur-trimmed suits; braided and embroidered mod- Dark Brown The one-piece straightline model (at right) has Peter Pan collars and cuffs of flannel or white linen. cutari. Acting upon tac < - laxiom that might Makes right, they ; and high calors. g els. 5 arc confident that they will be able o ol i 4 stlarly g6 , | Cortax bRty alty Thfi"_\n,.“.mfi;‘.,’,,.; Distinctive styles. The two-piece models (at right) are similarly trimmed. O r 0 v a n s . b aizpanes, machine pins sad | The more somber matrons’ hats —for the miss. but the full pleated skirt or slip-over blouse can be worn . wh e Serbs obtai g from the allies and learned to use, ' —for the matron. separately only with infantry armed with rif are dcvelopcd of Lyons Sl]k velvet, but this infantry is the pick of the | 3 ; | warlike Albanians. They are volun- generally with a touch of ostrich teers who are determined to repulse Fra the Slavs if possible and makeé them trimnnng. s Aot pay for every step they advance. A SO S R0OF: “they repulsed the first | then, yielding to numbers, reured 'a second position along the mountllhs! of Vardu, while the Serbs crossed the swift Drin. The Albanians claim that . | , Sraarth of e SN e e Arrived! Sports and polo coats TYLE and Service by the mile. Value A,'fl‘:,,',’,‘_."‘;:;i’.‘;,fi?"‘;',f{’ 2 Sidsinhe S from the ground up—you know |ehEmmct ot i Yrion Eich Bey For Misses and Young Women —for stout women. That is, sizes 16 to 52%%. (Second floor.) . Aavy. rust, jade and brown; sizes 8 10 14. and Scotch Grains ssault and - Let us shop for you The Hecht Co. is as near as your phone or mail box. A word to thie “Personal Service Bureau” insures your shopping as satisfactorily as if you had come in person. Write or phone. ! by a nationalist cabinet headed by the what “Tri-Wear” means! Sturdy foreisn minister, Pandeli Ivanheli ot friends for your Faithful feet when %Z','{‘EZ";‘hfiigufifiiv}?*‘?:::?ég""i “3:5 / - Miss Ruth wears a new i . Old Winter gets in his good work. largs Sacls and are flocking nortn- £ € Polo coat at $12.50 Girls’ new coats appear ‘The world must judge of the Jugo- slav action in the.light of afcts. The facts are these: Tri Wear A Corking good The Albanian army is composed of Cordovan and lonly 7,000 men and aence could not in dozens of new styles . . NE . Nearly all the coats are developed of those warm. deep- It is a deep-bodied woolen. semissilk lined pile materials. with a choice of large shawl or convertible (sketched at right) X i - line of Real Shoes possibly be a_menace to a nation of e . §° ot C]_‘l ("r,m.n for men now back ilnoaty msluntar ke duen throughout. with convertible collar, smart pock- collar (when it is not of fur): raglan or set-in sleeves and Pull “¥eine En ¢ hation R G ets and be}t'l 4(]’_:!“(‘1' lenlglh. Appm;"ed 40-|nclt; zathered. pleated or belted backs. All are full lined. Desired Brogues are.. T o s { iy sports model. Finer polo coats i beaver an <hades. Sizes 7 to 14. and 12 to 16. Prices, $8.95 to $35. 4 $9 55 Ehania pe camel’s hair cloth at $27.50. 3 the 1913 lin requetsed. by the granted in their favor, espec ! Prizrend and Dibra, while t Girls regulation dresses, $5 Navy wool eerge, in straightline Peter Thomson models and two. Joan wears a new - piece styles, with middy and skirt. All with characteristic emblem o sports coat at $27.50 sleeves; white braid and red silk lacing. Sizes 8 to 14 It is made of Bolivia, and other models are Girls’ l!liddy blouses, $1 made of velour or sucdene. All are full silk lined White lonsdale jean; some with blue or red collars and cuffs; som: and eelf or FUR trimmed. with emblems on sleeve. Sizes & 1o 14, 16 10 22. hey w Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores open Saturdz;’ nights tari. This concession would have ! fied the Slavs hadgthey been nig peace, but apparently in their they are secking present att: something e FIGHT SHORTER HOURS. TORONTO, Octobe: Typothctae of Ameri session of its con reiterated its decision to attempts to enforce a reduction of | the werking week except where al- | ready agreed upon.” 4 Some unusual coats at $19.75 Girls’ gym bloomers, 59¢ A d e rtons and ol Seloase Black sateen; elastic at waiet and knee. Sizes 14 to 18. Are made of silver al Z , 1 some with fur collars. Snappy polo coats, also Girls’ tub dresses, $1 with raglan sleeve and full silk linings, are $19.75. Plaid ginghams and solid color chambrays, the latter with con- trasting collars and cuffs and pretty tieback sashes. Sizes 7 to 14. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20. Women’s sizes, 34 to 40. (Apparel shop—second floor.) Kiddies’ sweater sets Three and four piece styles Brushed or knitted wool, in all-white, tan, brown, peacock or heather. No fear of the little one catching cold when “bundled up” in one of these warm sets. $5.95 to $12.95. Sizes for little tots 2 to 6 years. ’ The boys’ shop 9 . oge Keeps ’em smiling The purpose of the boys’ shop is to pro- vide full, fresh stocks of fairly priced goods, backed by an intelligent, sympathetic service that will send the boy—your hoy—off looking at his best. So well have we succeeded that we can afford to sacrifice some profits 1o focus attention on this better boys’ shop. Tomorrow, therefore, we offer A one-day sale Boys’ all-wool suits ) With two pairs of knickers, at $7'85 Usual $10 to $12.50 grades ; Pleated norfolk and plain flap-pocket models, tailored of all-woolgheviots, cassimeres and homespuns, in brown, olive - and gray mixtures. Coats are alpaca (not cotton) lined; both pairs of knickers are also / full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. 4 “Gro-Nups“ SCI’XOOI Sl’loes In Another Busy Saturday of Splendid Values Children's bloomers, 45c—Black sateen, with band at waistline Elastic at knee. Sizes 4 to 12 yvears. Billic Burke pajamas, 95c—For children 4 to 12. Pink or blue striped flannelette. Yokes with three rows of stitching. “To wrap baby bunting in”’ Baby buntings or sleeping bags of white blanket cloth, trim med with satin ribbon; hood attached. Edged with ribbon. $3. Infants’ bonnets, $1.50 to $3.95—Warm knitted bonnets in link-and- link or fancy weaves. All white or with pink or blue ribbon~ PECIAL! Four styles of our Extra Quality “Gro-Nups” Shoes for Misses and Children. High cut laced, built on wide Footform last. Tan Calf. Black Gun Metai Calf, Patent Leather, Mat Calf Top; Patent Leather, White Nubuck top. 8% to 11, A to D 11% to 2, A to D Spring heel . Low heels $4.45 5.45 Infants’ carriage robes, $2.39—Handmade and embroidered Japanese quilted robes. Blue only. Infants’ white coats, $5—Warm chinchillas. line interlined. With Dutch collar: pear]l butt= 1 and 2 years. $5.95 The Sales | of Women's Patent leather h sateen and mings. Size: (Third fioor Squvenirs with Purchases Among the new . . ; Moccamn Similar shoes for “Junior” women. Medium or $ S d 1 wide toes. Sizes 2}5 to 6. $6.45 & $6.95. blouses dt 5 anaals - OYS’ Extra Qual- Y AHN SPE- 9 o 9 - S N ity “GRO-NUPS.” CIAL” School B S needs, f eatur ed at B '-g boys The silk tricalctic skeiched Tony i red, boarded Shoes for Misses and : has a 12.inch fringed bot- Low heel calf, modified English Children. Tan Russia 0 g c shoes, *5 tom, eubtly fascinating. last. Also unlined Calf or Brown Lotus G:?l‘;ms . " Brown Elk Blucher Calf. Genuine Good- caps : A wool jersey at $5 FlaPPer with extra weight year Welt strictly solid Cloth hats 3 English, br})ad toe i N“‘: E m: e soles. Surpassingly feather soles. Knickers, 95c—Cassimeres and ~ Boys' golf caps, 95c—woolens and blucher styles linen, is for women who like the “Miss Oxfords durable. cheviots in gray and brown and corduroys, in one-piece Washington” dress, but prefer a separate 11to2 $5.00 mixtures. . ;Joyg indfl;cated styles. Sizes ,Yi'h dll:ice of Kd‘,,:lo l;“i::i.”“’ skirt. Zisiers .. $5. 3% to 7'4. L % 24 t06 $5.45 Pajamas and night shirts, 95c— Little boys' hats, S5c—velvet o Tt ot NEC = _ 2 IRPRP . L “% 6.2 .$4_45 heavy Domet flannelette fin- and cloth, in tams.s_poh a::sl Sizes 1 to 6 at $5. Other new blouses at $5 Tan and black s iy ighed with silk frogs. Sizes Ig'ddy BrylesioizenfcH Sizes 10 to 13%; at $4.50. —include georgelte crepes, canton crepes Boys’ and Girls’ Spe- bito! lokyeas-r (Boys shop—third floor.) i (Third fioor.) and crepe de chines. Black, navy, brown and such new shades as colonial blue, mo- hawk and yellowstone. Boys’ and Girls’ Silk- Stockings. Three pairs, and-wool Three-quar- $1; pair, 35c. ter Sports Socks, $1.05. welt sole cial Value School (Third floor.) Sketched silk tricolette, $5 Oxfords Strap Pumps Buckle Pumps More newcomers in Miss Washington dresses 58 ' Women’s silk hose from THESE good looking frocks, with their simple, girlish d lines, have become so popular that our makers now Van Raalte, $ 6 5 S develop them in finer materials and more fascinating . Onyx and l . modes. One and two piece styles, variously -in other makers Slight “irregulars” of the $2.25 to $3.50 grades. Jersey af $8:95 } Hundreds of pairs in plain silks, embroidered and lace Serge at $10.95 2 effects, variously in black and favored shades of brown (Hose shop, first floor.) Women's Hosiery Special «+«DHOENIX"” and other splendid brands of Silk and Wool Two-tone Sports Hose, in new combinations of colors. Also Full- fashioned Silk Stockings of extra quality in Black, Cordovan and Havana. $ 1 95 Very special at................ . Thousands of pairs of the most remarkable values : Heatherspun, $15 A style each at $8.95 and $15 is sketched—nearly all are 3 ; ; h Womenvs Strap Wrist - trimmed with the distinguishing linen or kid leather collar and , i / gloves:sale, $2:% Navy, black, brown and deer.’ Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20. Made of imporied lambskin—a soft, pliant lamb- Wonien's sizes 34 to 33. ered white kid leath skin—and to be had in black, white, brown or tan. (Glove shop, first Sioor.) Tob Good to Miss This Saturday!