Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Page 16

e ; ' Now, watch The Hecht o | Tonight see the JLiving 1 - do something that has not been done before - e e, 750 10 A dlstnbutlon of new fall dresses such as Washington has never known Navy tricotine with brass ~+ ' 77 The nearest Washington has known to this sale was last year X il W when we sold something like three-thousand (3 000) dresses at T < ko, $9.90 in five days. Amb;;:;ia!red. s ™ We shall do better in this sale, we have much better values. You know fashions and fabrics; so pass your own judgment. Look at the styles sketched, note the fabrics; honestly did you ever expect to find such dresses at— i S Of course you never expected to gét such ~ others—will be here tomorrow to share; to select i dresses for $9.90, neither did hundreds of other dresses for street and afternoon wear; for every - women. And they and you—and hundreds of . informal occasion. Living models will dispid'j%tbese dresses. in -our window tonight, 7:30 to 9 Because in addition to the fashions and fabrics, we want o prove by actual demonstration that the fit and finish of these dresses is everything to be de- sired. by : ih lace vestee, 9.90 Note these beautiful materials: And all so attractively trimmed: = C‘“"°':l i e ;:1"‘""“’“_5 monkey fur cire (shoe black) ribbon i crepe de chines ess satins Lstminer cloth bands ' satin charmeuse .velveteens » 5 silk or wool embroidery Poiret twill men’s wear serges wool or silk braid steel, jet or bead trim- Blae;veluet; tricotine suede velours soutache braid ming - mpe”%em. twill cords novelties, etc. ™' Misses’ sizes 16 to 20; womgfi’ s 36 fo 42, and also Stout . sizes are 42 to .52% No fihone or . All-dresses- mail orders : segregated ac- None C. O. D. * cording to size and we shall be too busy to make any al- terations. ’ Sale begins Friday at 9:15 A.M. Please go to rack " containing your size : Te Hef’h#‘ C o TthatF Wherepnoesmsn-r-med 7th atF