Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 33

It started today. A sale of misses’ and women’s Seventh at F e Hecht Co | 25 to 45 dresses at °18 $25 to dresses at $18, and we are sure of the valuation, Lovely fashions, many of them new with November, and every dress in good style and taste for the entire season. There are dresses for street and business wear, together with any number of patty and matinee frocks. Materials largely determine the " fashions and materials here include: : Poiret twills Tricotines Canton Crepe Velveteens ette,to Canton crepe tions. Crepe meteor Crepe de chine Satin canton The New Underwear Shop is ready g With Forest Mills and Carter’s Knit '~ UNDERWEAR for women and children Carter's spring needle and = tures in union suits of all Forest Mills underwear are kinde. . recognized among the twe Choose _the_ weight most foremost grades in America, so comfortable—light, medium or women generally will be glad heavy; choose the style most to know that we have complete suitable, long sleeves, short stocks in cotton, wool and cot- sleeves, sleeveless. And knee ton; and silk and wool mix- or ankle lengths. Priced according to grade aud style. Children’s union suits, $1to $3 Boys’ shirts and drawers, 75¢ to 85c Girls’ vests and pants, 50c to $1.75 ‘Women’s union suits, $2 to $4.25 (New underwear shop, first floor.) Women’s High Shoes Sale $7, $8 $3.95 $9 and $10 grades st il . The woman who needs a good pair of winter shoes has only w-find what she wants in this generous assortment and save am average half! For here are desired styles in —black kid —blue swede —tan calf —blue kid —brown suede —gun metal —mat kid —brown calf ‘—dull leathers Goodyear welt soles; turn soles with choice of Louis, military walking heels and leather low heels. Sizes 215 to 8; widths AA to D. (First floor.) " Upwards of 400 fine' BLOUSES $2.95 ' The makers’ clearance plus some l;louses of our own. A tremendously diverse assortment, showing ten or more different models embracing everything new this season. (Blouse -efivn—!flfifl floor.) Just in from our finest maker his entire stock of handsome TOTS’ ‘COATS ') to sell at - Made to Retdil-at $17.95 to $35 A GOLDEN opportunity to se-, cure a luxurious eoat for. little Miss ! —a coat that Will fit your idgas of fash- ion and keep HER snug and- warm. Beautiful materials: Velours, velvets, broad- and most of them with fur collars and trimmings of beaver, squirrel, raccoon and Australian opos- sum. Copen, tan, brown, navy, rose, green, red. Sizes 2 to 6. Fine beaver hats, 2% like the one she wears g Rich, glossy silk beaver, with grosgrain ribbon streamers, (Tets® shop, third fioor.) se we’ve had ‘a rumber of duplicates right here in stock at $30, $35 and $40. . Together with Spanish laces and innumer- able combinations of lace with satin, and cloth with duvetyne and satin. So look for every newness from slim silhou- bouffant drape:y; and from trim tail- leurs to filmy dance frocks. Plgnty of the desired navy, brown and black, as well & the more showy combina- Misses® sizes, 16 to 20; women's, 36 to 44. (Apparel shops, second fioer.) Women's - riding habits ' 539 7% Ready for lhe‘ logious d; the bridle ‘pi"m; 55-'.:5; ready when one is properly costumed. These suits are built of wool tweeds and herringbones, in belted or straightline mod- els; with plain or inverted pleat at back. The breeches are well reinforced with suede strapping between the Iv;u, and the seat is protect chamois. =L el with + The rubber facing on bottom of coat prevents horse from ponstrth lather or sweat Leather puttees, $10. Crops, $4 to $7.50, (Sports shop, main floor, south annex.) Because of such minor irregularities as a raised or thickened thread Van Raalte, Onyx and other well known Silk stockings $l .65 Aside from technical irregularity noted, these stockings will wear and look as well as if you paid the full price. They include Full-fashioned thread and ingrain silks Glove silk hése in lacey effects Some are all silk; others have mer- Almost 1,000 pairs in all, including black, Russian calf and cor- 82.50 grades / $3.00 grades $3.50 grades $4.00 grades cerized tops. dovan. (New hose shop, first fioor.) Sale children’s %2 to *3 $189 Note: After being worn, the maker agrees to resole and renew these shoes to their original shape for 85¢ A raincoat for women —with the grace of an officer’s uniform—but rainproof. & 1% a moleskin coat, cut semi- military fashion, with all- _around belt and bellows pockets and convertible collar. Lined throughout with fine rubber sheeting, keeping the wearer dry as toast. Green and henna shades. The price is $16.75 (Sports shop, first floor, south annex.) Play shoes Solid leather shoes that will give long, solid wear for boys and girls. The tops are leather and the soles are leather, and the mak- ing throughout is as good as the materials. % to2. Girls’ rain capes, $].95 Rubberized sateen that fears no ordinary rain. Fitted with at- tached hood, lined with Scotch plaid. Strong buttonholés and buttons sewed to stay. Sizes 6 to 14. Blue and red. . Girls’ raincoats, $5.95 ‘Waterproof bombazine coats with set- -A new pair for any that rips at the sole Button, lace and blucher styles (some sketched, in black, light tan, dark brown and com- For boys and girls of 2 to 11 Years. Sizes: § to 8, 814 to 11, (TRIrd floer.) " Sale! Boys’ blouses: Sale, 59 . in sleeve and convertible collar which buttons to the chin. Deep pockets and all around belt. Navy and tan. Sizes 3 to 16. Other rainy day coats $5.95 to $10.95 (Third floor.) BOYS’ wool mackinaws, 569 Firmly wrought mackinaws, rugged as -the: Canadian woodsmen who created them for warmth' and freedom. 4 - Refined, of. course, in fabric and fashion, to make.them. practical for the American boy. Double breasted, with convertible collar, top muff pockets and fast taped seams. Solid colors and plaids. - Sizes 7 to 18 years. Jr. boys’ overcoats, $6.95 Woolly chinchillas and smooth cheviots in doublesbreasted coats with all-around belt and fancy yoke backs. Button-to- neck styles. 'Plaid body linings. Cinnamon, gray, ‘brown, navy, Sizes { to 10. S Boys® sweaters, $1.79 Boys’ Imts, 8145 i Coat styles with shawl collar. 2 - . Marooni, brown and gray shades. « Tweed alpines for big.boys ' Sixes 810 15. - . polos, tams and middies. * bodily freedom. High pile fabrics with the sheen of satin, the suppleness of silk, ice and warmth that only wool can give. . Several score more fashionable coats come to sell at 559.50 —which added to those already here gives us the fullest assortments we have yet shown at this price. OU should see these coats—their 'ANDSOMELY hand tailored mod- beauty is mot the kind that els, some beautified with stitch- stands out on paper. They are ex- ing and embroidery and nearly all clusive modes; made of such ex- enriched with clusive materials as real fur collars —superba —cashmerette —uwolf —nutria —panvelaine, —suede velour —mole —opossum —normandy —erminie, etc. —squirrel —raccoon Navy, black, brown, deer, taupe, Sorrento, platinum. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20; women's, 34 to 44. but with the serv- Now in progress! Sale of Coats, *39% Every feature of fur, fabric and fashion evidences the value of these coats. Note the fabrics: —bolivia —luxuria —chamo —normandy —erminie, etc: —~veldone —panvelaine —erminie —alonzo L8 % Handsomely fur trimmed —nutria —sealine —Aust. opossum —beaverette —dyed opossum —coney —raccoon —natural opossum And styles for every one Full skirted coats Blouse coats Loose fitted coats Wrappy coats Semi-fitted coats Sport coats plush black opossum, Coata with warmth Al silk lined and interl L beaverette with and style. silk lined and interlined. Black, o ned, ‘mavy; brown, marmot, Sorrento, beaver, deer, Malay, taupe. ~Sizes 36 to 46. trimmed, fitting hugs the hand like another skin, w‘;g a geuntlet that fits wgll over the wrist, adding a pic turesque mote of protection. Straps at wrist. Brown, beaver, tan, with wide embroidered back. . (Glove shop, first foor.) e — Rengo Belt $2 corsets For the comfortably plump «to - stout woman. The Rengo Belt is the best moderately priced cor- set we know for the woman who gives her corset hard wear. . The corset is made of -sturdy fabrics and heavily boned, but without bulk. The special Rengo Belt "feature reinforces the cor- set, at the same time adding (Corsets, second fioor.) e qf@md- of 10-inch phonograph records, 43¢ Dosiiis of laté hits in songs and instrumental selections. Every record perfect. “Baltimore Buzz” with “Bad-Land Blues" “All By Myself® _ with “Open Arms” ¢ “Ain't We Got Fun?" .7 with *I'm Nobody's Baby” . “OWd Pal, Why Don't You ¢ Answer Me?” T . with-“Broadway Rose” faed to Love You, But It's %, Al Over Now” : vhn “Ohio, O-My-0" ang-Wang Blues” d & Rose in the 's Garden 2, More of these good-looking blouses that have sold so freely. And lifilé wonder!’. = - - ;‘]jibfll!'Azflfl Blues” where else #an one fi woven and corded madras blouses, crepe .and’ close commt’ - percale blouses at ¥ Plain white ‘and stripe patterns; attuci:ejl and Eton collar styles. Sizes 5 to 15, (Boys® ahop, . third. flest.), With *wg Little Love Birds" ““Down at the Old Swimming % Hole? = with “Fou're Just the Type Hor & Bungalow” The girl who wants a good warm wool coat free from fuss and feathers ~—with all the value crowded right into the material and making, that girl wants to see these special coats that have just come to sell at 56.95 ‘Wool mixtures, lined and finished with convertible collar and inverted patch pockets and belt. Brown and navy. Sizes 8 to 14. One like sketch, $695 O S et Y Women’s felt slippers 2,000 pairs in a sale First quality felt slip- pers with padded soles, making for ease and comfort. Prettily ribbon trimmed and with tassel to match. ’ A whole rain}/.w of colors— lavender, taupes“elio, copen blue, royal blue, pink, wine, rose, dark brown, light blue, purple, orchid. All siges, 3 to 8. Get them now for Christ- mas giving. $1.19. (First floor.) Camisoles, 5129 Beautiful fabrics and beautifully fashioned with medal- lions, lace and georgette cre; built-up shoulders. Flesh, wplfi‘le, navy, black. Crepe de chine envelope chemise, $1.95 Ribbon shoulder straps of With lace banded or satin yokes; some with Georgette yoke and lace. All with ribbon shoulder straps. : Crepe de chine nightgowns, $3.35 Tailored style, with hemstitched shoulder straps and yoke; sletveless model with “V” neck. Jersey silk petticoats, $1.95 Tailored with accordion pleated ruffle; street shades, some with contrasting ruffile. o Philippine gowns and chemise, $2.95 Hand-made of fine lingerie and hand i i ]w;r.kd.:hnidu'y“u oflyeth Filbim"mkr:'o:vn il::d 'fi‘.lm o] too. (Second Boor *