Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 15

quality. something more there. Now discounted 1,000 pairs of men’s | HANAN Shoes $1145 1,000 pairs for men, in high and low shoes& black and tan; all Hanan 0 war tax now, so you save Entire stock (except Hanan) of Women's shoeis . Take your unrestricted choice of ‘any woman's shoe in stock now selling at regular prices and deduct 15%. High and low shoes—-everything goes. (The Heabt Co., first floor.) 15% Women's union suits, %24 Carter's and Forest Mills ffine wool-mixture suits; medium and heavy weights. All styles and all sizes in the group. Union suits, 55c — Light-weight ribbed cotton sui sleeveless a‘gd knee length. Sizes 36 and Sitk vests, $1.29—Flesh shade: made with bodice tops. Sizes 36 to 42. L * Glove silk bloomers, $1.95—In flesh shade; well reinforced. Women's sizes 6 and 7. Kayser ribbed vests, 3 for $1— Cotton vests, with low neck; steeveless; band tops. Sizes 36 and 38. (The ~Hecht Co.—first floor.) Women'’s silk hose, 95¢ Full-fashioned silk hose in brown and gray, also scamed back silks in black. Silk and wool and wool mixture hose in heather mixture. Some perfect, others with trivial faults. Women's silk hose, $1.59—Onyx, Van_Raalte and others: full- fashioned. 1In black, white and brown. Some irregulars. ‘Women’s hose, 17c, or 6 pairs, $1—Seamed back cotton hose in black. Double soles, heels and toes. Irregulars. ‘Women’s lisle hose, 39c—Full- fashioned, in black; reinforced at wearing points. Irregulars. Glove silk hose, $3.45—Fancy pat- terns in black and brown hose. Formerly sold at a much higher price Girls’ serge Women’s fabric gloves, 29c— 2-clasp style, with three-row stitching on backs. In gray, brown and sand. Boys® gauntlets, 89c — Leather, with fleece lining; fringed cuffs Women's sweaters, $2.95—Tuxedo style, in black and a few col- ors. With belts. Brushed wool scarfs, $3.95—Made with belts attached and pock- cts. Brown, buff and black, with dontrasting borders. Women’s umbrellas, $1 — Black cotton, with hardwood handles. (The Hecht Co., first foor.) dresses, 2% Just 50 remain—out they go at a Clean-sweep price. All-wool navy blue serge dresses with full plaited skirts, silk stitchery or wool embroidery; some with plaid piping. Navy or brown—sizes 7, 8 and 10. 93¢ jumper dresses, 59c—of linene, trimmed with rick-rack braid; with belts. Sizes 7 and 8 only. Girls' princess slips, 69c—whitc muslin. with embroidery edge; . embroidery flounce on bottom. es 8 to 4. Girls’ wool coats, $6.95—heathcr mixtures. with, large converti- ble collar. Belted and flare back styles. Sizes 8-to 14 Qirls’ bloomers, 15c—cotton jer- sey. with elastic at waist line and knee. Pink and a few white. Sizes 6, 8 and 10. $2 regulation dresses, $1.39— regulation dresses of Lonsdale _ jean, in white. or white with blue collars. Pleated models. Sizes 0, 8. 12 and 16. $1.79 smocks, 89c—for misses and women. Linene, with belt and pockets. In rose, blue and tan. Sizes 14 to 22 Girls' middy skirts; 89c—madc of white linenc on bands. Sizes 6 to 12 (The Hecht Co., third foor.) 5] and ®1-%° blouses, /5° Some are half price—smart voile and batiste, in tailored and lace-trimmed styles. fancy striped effects, also plaids. sleeves. Sizes 36 to 46. $8 silk blouses, $3.65—crepe de chines and georgettes; lace or embroidered models. Over- blouse, tie-back and regula- tion styles. $2.50 and $3.50 blouses, $1.79—tai- lored models, in black ‘crepe de chine. Also few georgettes + and tricolettes. Plain white or Long and short Extra size blouses, $5.79—hcavy georgette, crepe de chine and tricolette blouses and_ov blouses. Sizes 444 to 542 the lot. $§3 and $350 blouses, $1.75—voiles and imported voiles and or- gandy. Voiles are lace-trim- med; organdies are tailored. (The Hecht Co., third floor.) n Tots' coats to go- Entire stock is now grouped at two prices All $6.95 to .39 k $8.95 coats, $4 All $10.95 to .95 $15.95 coats, Upwards of one hundred and fifty coats in fashions and fabrics approved for mid-winter. All sizes, 2 to 6. Tots' dresses, $1.79 -—regularly $295 and $395; poplin with hand-embroidery. Children’s $125 combinations, 69c —muslih _waist and drawer combination; Swiss embroid- ery trimmed. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Children’s muslin gowns, 79¢c— regularly $1.25 and $1.50; lace and embroidery trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Infants® crib sheets, 95c—regu- larly $1.25; fine cambric with wide hems. (The Hecht Co., third fioor.) Women’s underwear, 49¢ Envelope chemise, nightgowns, drawers, bloomers and corset covers. Tailored and lace trimmed styles. Gowns or Chemise, $L29—flesh and white nainsook or batiste. Fancy or plain tailored styles. Silk chemise, $2.19—variety of styles in crepe de chine. Flesh, white, blue and orchid shades. Silk camisol 39c—with deep lace yokes, lace insertions and ribbon shoulder straps. Flannelette gowrns, 69c—double yoke back and front; also slip- over styles. Lady Faire bloomers, $145—white, pink, blue, purpic or brown sateen. Silk nightgowns, $3.29—flesh color crepe de chine; pretty lace- trimmed and tailored styles. (The Hecht Co., second floor.) Bungalow aprons, 79¢ Durable ginghams and percales. Wide range of attractive patterns. In plaids, stripes and checks. Corduroy _robes, $2.95—belted models in pink, cherry, blue and purple. ‘Women's aprons, 49c—bungalow and small waist styles, with bibs. In stripes and checks. panese kimonos, $L9S—with beautiful hand-embroidery. Also neglige styles, with only shirring at waist. Crepe kimonos, $1—crinkly crepe, in rose, blue and pink. Belted styles. 3 Silk petticoats, $L95—satin mes- saline and silk jersey, with ac- cordion pleated or tailored hemstitched hem. Petticoats, 89%c—of sateen, with accordion-pleated flounce. Black, blue and green. (The Heeht Co., second Boor.) Awdy go odd corsets, 89¢ Just 100 of them; popular low bust and waist linc styles. Various makes. Satin _ brassieres, $2—Skinner’s satin, trimmed with narrow + filet edge. Fasten-down-back | style. i v \ Brassicres, 75c to $250—fasten down back or front styles; coutil and fancy silk meshes. (The Hecht Co., second Soor.) = The clean sweep is the twice yearly store-wide sale in which the Hecht Co. clips prices to clear stocks—decisively. Every section shares in the move- ment; everywhere the Clean Sweep slashes prices to move every piece of merchandise not essential to next sea- son’s business. Men’s knit neckwear 55¢ Silk neckwear—the knitted kind—with outstanding wear in every fiber. Pin dots and stripes, in wide and narrow shapes. A maker’s samples and our own odd lots. (First floor.) Women’s house dresses Sl .39 Billie Burke and regulation belted styles, in light and dark colored ginghams and percales; 4nd also plain chambrays. (Second floor.) Little folks’ rompers 59¢ Pegtop rompers in Dutch styles. Made of linenes, cham- brays, ginghams, percales and a few flannelette. Somte with combination waist and bloom- . ers. Elastic or banded knee. Sizes 2 to 6. (The Hecht Co., third floor.) Sale of women’s Lingerie 79¢c Gowns—nainsook or lingerie; tailored or lace styles. Envelope chemise Silk camisoles Gretchen aprons (Secoud floor.) Standard makes qf Corsets - . 52.89 W. B. Elastine, Youthline, Reduco, Bien Jolie, American Lady, etc. Broken assortments; some slightly soiled. (Second floor.) Double-faced auto robes $4-95 Two robes in one; double thickness, double weight, double warmth. In effective contrasting shades. Mohair and wool mixed—damp-proaf “and dust resisting. Full size. (Sports shop. first floor. wouth annex.) Junior boys overcoats $3.95 Oxford cheviots "and- gray tweeds, in double-breasters, with inverted pleats and muff pock- eu.& Durably lined. “Ages 3 to % (The Hecht Co., third foor.) - . Savimgs for yourself; the family; the home. = We've crowdeq the page with scores of the items; scores more are left out for want of space. Find them all un- der the Clean Sweep signs. All items on sale only while quantities last. A clean sweep of Women's Dresses PWARDS of 100 dresse fabrics that includes tri de chines. Black and colors. winter fashions and a wealth of tine, Poiret twills, satins, crepe Sizes 35 t0-42. Better dresses For street, afternoon and evening wear Now reduced to 519.95 529.95 A clean sweep of ’Q.95 Women's suits, b8 A next-to-nothing price when one considers that materials are these good heatherspuns, wool jerseys and silvertones, as desirable for spring as they are for winter, and that styles are the conservative tailleurs that are always “in good taste.” 51 4.95 536.95 _ Included also are three-piece costumes, which together form an effec- tive suit and are equally efective as individual coat or dress. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20; women’s, 34 to 42. All finer suits now- 522.95 532.95 542.95 $62.95 Origindlly $35 to $125 Dressy styles and tailleurs, in finest of fashions and fabrics; many luxuriously fur trimmed. AH regular sizes, and in the lot at $22.95 are stout sizes 42 to 50. A clean sweep of Winter coats “’22 > Approved styles in winter’s smartest fabrics—those deep pile, soft finish —coatings —novelties —suedencs —bolivias —velours —normandys Nearly all are full lined. Tailored, embroidered and many are FUR trimmed. Leading shades. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20; women’s, 34 to 44. Hundreds of other coats At these newly clipped pri&es Several hundred coats in styles and materials that have proved to be the season’s best: sellers. 534.?5 544.75 $64.75 (The Hecht Co., second floor.) Clean Sweep of All $9.95 ‘ ‘Used phonographs Less —Phonographs traded in for better machines—phono- graphs usetl for demonstration purposes—all sold with our guarantee of service. Easy payments may be ar- ranged. . $25 Columbia, $10 $60 Olympians, $29 $35 Columbia, $15 $215 Sonora, $189 $35 Victrola, $10 $125 Grafonola, $85 $60 Columbia, * $29 $15 record cabinet, $7.50 (The Hecbt Co., sccond floor.) Men’s Paris 35¢ Garters or armbands 19¢ Single grips in all colors. Not more than two pairs to any one customer. Men's shop, first floor.) All men’s house coats & robes 25% less Choose any man's bath robe or house coat in stock, pay 25% less than its regular price. (Men's shop, first foor.) U. S. army blankets 51.95 One big lot left from previ- ous sales. Blankets weigh about 31 pounds each; arc 66x84 inches wide, and in me- dium to dark gray shades. 75% wool or worked-over wool. (The Hecht Co.. third floor.) Clean sweep women’s low shoes 53.95 All fromi regular stock. In- clude black and tan leathers, in oxfords, one and two strap pumps. High and low heels; not all sizes in every style. (First. floor.) Boys® quilted mackinaws 56.95 : High-grade mackinaws, made extra warm by reason of quilt- ed lining throughout body and sleeves. Better than an over- coat for the active b it Blue and brown ri mixed 'l.l:-; Top mum lower pockets. Inverfed 3 s ri pleat. Ages (The Hecht Co., thind fioor.) Boys’ cotton union suits - 49¢ Heavy cotton ribbed, in nat- ural gray. Long sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 26 10 34. Sport hose, 69¢ Boys® wool-mixed sport hose, in brown and green mixtures. 3% length, with fancy turn-over caffs. (First floor.) a.";at-F Were | $35 to $40, $45 to $50, $55 to $60, Tell HIM about the Clean-Sweep Sale of Society Brand and The Hecht Co. suits and : overcoats ! Entire stock included - { except full-dress, afternoon and dinner suits $27.50 $65 to $70, $37.50 $4350 No charge for alierations Were Now ~ $53-50 © $75 10 385, $50.50 $97.50 o'coats, $69.50 = 3 (The Hecht Co., Main floor.) 'Q $9.50 3 i 16 Men'’s $2° union suits, *1-% Less than half price because these are known as £ “run-of-the-mill” grade, which means some suits may be subject to a slightly thickened thread or other tech- * nical irregularity. Well made, full taped, with closed crotch. Ecru, white, natural. ~Sizes 36 to 46. Men’s scarfs, $1.65—Brushed wool, in oxford, browa and buff. Light in weight, but warm. Men’s silk hose, 65c—Imported. full-fashioned, double heel and toe. In black and colors. Men’s wool hose, 55c—Seamless hose. in brown and green heather mixtures. Men’s silk neckwear, 85c—Vari- ous odd lots of higher priced lines. Numerous rich silks and unusual colorings. Men’s flannel shirts, $1.65—Blue and gray flannel top shirts. Broken assortment of sizes. Boys' sailor suits, 334 Men's silk shirts, $3.95—Also itk mixtures. Soiled and broke, lots. Every shirt perfect. Vag \"i7e\y of patterns. Sizes 14 @8 Meyer's cape gloves, $1.95—Dress, gloves in tan and brown; spea or embroidered backs. AIl sizes but 8. R Wool-lined gloves, $1.95—For general wear or motoring; leather palm and cloth back; one-clasp strap. Men's silk-striped shirts, $1.90 — white woven madras, ith vari-colored silk stripes. Sizes, 14 to 17 (The Heciit Co., first Soer - on Oliver Twist styles. Braid on collar and cuffs and emblem on sleeve. vears. Boys' overcoats, $7.85—chinchillas, rough pebble cheviots and smooth-finished velours and cheviots. Wanted colors. Some with red hoods. Sizes 24 t0 9. 2-pants Norfolk suits, $7.85—chev- iots, cassimeres and tweeds, n gray, brown and olive tones. Coats alpaca lined and both knickers full lined. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ Norfolk suits, $4.85—all- wool rough cheviots in the most-wanted shades. Single and double breasted styles with pointed yoke back and inverted pleat. Sizes 6 to 17 vears. Junior boys’ overcoats, $4.85— sturdy chinchillas and chev- iots; 3 to 10 years. 3 ” True blue all-wool serge suits in middy or button- ’-; # ’ Tie included. Sizes 215 10 10 1 Wool mackinaws, $4.85—mackiy naw cheviots in neat plaide and plain colors: doubles breasted belted modcls. Sizgj 7 to 17 years. Boys' overcoats, $8.75—ior fel« Tows 9 to 18 years. All-wosl coatings in double-breastéd models, with deep storm col- lar; have plaid worsted body lining. Boys’ suits, $185—all ~orduroy or with washable waist and cor. duroy pants. Oliver Twidt style: various colors. t Broken size range. - Boys' wool suits, $12.85—our fin- est makes in this sale—tweeds, cheviots and smooth-finished cassimeres. Some with two pairs pants. Sizes 8 to 18 years. (The Heclit Co., third Sovr.) Boys’ shirts & blouses,69¢ Blouses in madras, high count percales and heavy khaki, with collar attached. designs. Sizes 5 1o 16 years. Shirts also of fine striped In white and striped percales and madras; collar attached. 12 to 14 inch neckband. Boys' golf caps, 79c—corduroy, serges and cheviots; some silk lined. Cambric night shirts, 50c—hecavy grade ;- with collar or V neck. Sizes 12 and 14. Flannelette sleepers, 55c—with feet. in plain and striped flan- nelette. Sizes 2 to 5 years. Boys’ knit caps, 39c—hockey style; heavily knit wool. Boys' pajamas, 95c--also night shirts. Pajamas silk frog trim- med. Sizes 4 to 16 vears. Boys’ sweaters, $1.59-—coat style with shawl collar. Gray and brown. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Sport blouses, —sttiped per: cales, in sizes 7 to 12 years. Boys’ collars, 6 for 25¢—linen col- straight and- Eton es 11 to 13. The Heeht Co., third foor.) Boys' school shoes, 5295 A serviceable shoe, neat enough for dress wear. In black and brown leathers; English last; Goodyear welt. Sizes 1 to 5%. Girls' shoes, $255—for dress or school wear. Patent, dull and tan leathers; also white and black combinations. Sizes 6 to 8. 8% to 11 and 11% to 2, for girls 3 to 11 years. Boys’ storm rubbers, 69c—with thick rubber soles. Sizes 3% to 6. $1.25 value. Children's felt slippers, 69c—a close-out of various odd lofs- Sizes 5 to 2. - Children’s play shoes, $1.69—black, tan and mahogany leather button and bluche® Sizes 5 to 2. shoes; style. © (The Hecht Co., third foor.) 9x12 Axminster rugs, 26 Other home-makers know as well as you how in- comparably low $2685 is for first quality Axminster rugs, so all we wish to say is that we have only 18 rugs in all—no more when these are . gone. - Attrac- . tive patterns. 9x12-ft." velvet rugs, $37.50—all seamless—and have fringed cnds; copies of expensive Wilton rugs. In rose, !fluc. greén and taupe combinations. Klearflax linen rugs, $29—8x10 ft.; in solid colors. All linen—you know what that means.in the way of service. Texoleum rugs, $9.95—9x12 and 9x10.6-ft. felt-base rugs, sec- onds of $17.50 grades. Faults consist of slight blur or mis- print, nothing more. (The Heeht Co., fourth floor.) Wool and fiber rugs, $12—9x12- ft. reversible rugs, in a good assortment of patterns. Axminster rugs, $295-27x54 inches; popular hit and miss design. 27x54 rag rugs, $L19—made of new rags—hit and miss de- sign. Cpcoa door mats, 65c—14x24 inches. Closely woven grade, with high pile brush and stitched edge. (Toe Hecht Co., fourth 8098 - Curtains, 79¢ pair Voile, Marquisette and ecrim; hemstitched ‘and plain styles. White, ecru and ivory. Ruffled curtains, $1.89 pair—white voile with picot cdge. 2J vards long. Bleached table damask, 35¢ yard —58 inches wide; in variety of artistic designs. : Library table scarfs, $2—Velour, art silk and tapestry; former- Iy $3.50 to $5. iy Turkish towels, 29c each—fully bleached, double-loop towels; 22x44-inch size. Velour pillow tops, $1.39 each— ready to slip-over pillow. Blue, rose, mulberry and other shades. f. Plaid blarfkets, $2.98—full bed size cotton blankets, in white ap black a@nd black and red pat-, terns. - Ovfl!','haltlud-)zensgiyflgaremd 3 combrinatyons. WD ade.» Bedspreads, | Sl—auucifirre it chet patterns; hemmed en@n;' White only. i Lace cm pair—Not- tinghams, filet nets, voiles and marquiscttes—the last two materials gre lace trimmed and embroidened. i T ' % (The Hecht Co., third 9508