Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1922, Page 23

Men’s clocked hose, 31 Imported grade; were $1.50 Plain and ribbed wool hose, in heather mixtures with contrast- ing clocks; seamless. (First floor.) Men'’s hats, 51 Choice of felt or cloth Felts are samples in mostl size 7%4; various shades. Clc:t hats are in brown and gray mix+ tures and solid colors in tweeds. (First floor.)) Glovessilk vests, $1 In flesh color Women’s silk vests, in bodice- top style with silk ribbon shoul- der straps. Sizes 36 to 42. (First floor.) Women'’s silk hose, $1 Full-fashioned style Brown, gray and black silk hose, with “mercerized tops. Slightly irregulars. Good range of sizes. (First fioor.) Women's hose, 51 Three pairs Mercerized cotton hose, in black, white and brown; made with seamed backs. (First floor.)) Lingerie blouses 1 : Tailored and trimmed styles Fancy striped and cross-bar ba- tiste blouses in white and colors. Long and short sleeves. Sizes 36 to 46. (Third floor.) Wool & fiber rugs 51 27x54-inch size Three-quarter wool fused with fiber to give added strength. Lie “flat, are clean and attractive. (Fourth Floor.) Cut from full rolls The genuine butlap back lino- leum, with the design imbedded clear through to the back. Vari- ous patterns. (Fourth fieor.) Damask table- cloths, $1 satin finish 2 58inch square satin-finish tablecloths, in scalloped or hem- i 3 tterns. stitched styles; neat pal e Pillowcases, 6 for $1, 42x36-inch pillowcases, made with deep hem. Rare values at 6 for $1. (Third floor.) Cretonne cushions, $1 for Bar Harbor chairs - g Comfortable chair pads, also “@ useful for porch cushions. - Cre- tonne covered; boxed and tufted. (Third floor.) Window curtains 51 of scrim or voile Hemstitched and lace-trimmed curtains ; some in the Dutch style, others plain. $1.95 k'indsfm ¢ floor.) 50¢ to 75¢ cretonnes,3 yds., 51 36-inch cretonnes in patterns suitable to employ in making cushions, spring draperies, etc. (Thira foor.) Just 50 of these blankets at $1 60x80-inch mixed blankets; some slightly damaged. Suit- able for automobile radiator cov- - for wagon drivers. : (Third Seor.! &ts, horse throws and protection S E— )Y Y THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23 1925. The Hecht Co. Announces a "THE day of the big dollar! section. Scores of outstanding items, each worth so much more than one dollar that many items may be gone by noon—come early! . St e e Dominating values from each Not knowing where the rush will come, we cannot guarantee qnn;tlliel of any one item to last all day. No phone or mail orders. None C. O. D. Women’s $ dresses Little lots carried over 26 jumper dresses, $1—velvet and serge. 1 satin dresses, $1—small sizes. 22 dresses—lawn dresses—ex- cellent for house wear—and linene jumper dresses. 25 ekirts, $1—white gabar- dine top skirts for summer wear. (The Hecht Co., escond floor.) Women’s flannelette - l nightgsowns 2 for 1 Pink or blue striped flannel- ette gowns, with double yoke back and front; long-sieeve style. (Second floor.) Corset covers, 2 for $1 Made of fine lingerie cloth; medallion inserts or lace and em- broidery trimmed. Camisoles, 2 for $1 Flesh shade, with deep lace yokes and insertions; .ribbon straps. Envelope chemise 2 for $1 Pink or white cambric; lace or tailored styles. Women’s gowns, 2 for $1 Pink or white lingerie cloth; slip-over models with kimono sleeves and fancy stitching. Wash satin brassieres, $1 Fine quality satin, with lingerie straps. Also some of pink coutil _with_satin stripes. . (e Hoectt Os., second for.) Men’s English golf hose, %1 pr. All-wool golf hose, medium weight, if smart heather mix- tures. Sizes 9% to 11%. (First fioor, south anmex.) Sleeveless jersey slip-ons, 31 Wool jersey blouses with patch pockets and kid leather belt. In copen, jade and black. (Third floor.) Heavy aluminum plates, 4 for 31 Thick enough to resist bend- ing and denting, yet not too heavy to be inconvenient. 9 inches in diameter. (Third fioer.) Greystone graniteware kettles, 2 for 51 2-gallon capacity ; heavy iron kettles with enamel baked on to stay. -Bail handle. (Third floor.) Embroidered Turkish towel sets, 51 Sets include large Turkish bath towel and wash cloth. Prettily edged in blue, rose and 1d. 8 (Third fioor.) Large Turkish vtowels, 3 for $1 Bath size towels with double 160p; absorbent grade. (THIN floor.) Window shades 2 for 51 Opaque shades; every one perfect. 36x72-inch size in green, white and szge. Com- plete with' fixtures. * (Third floc ~) Table Damask 3 yards, 51 58-inch table damask in sev- eral attractive patterns. Splen- did value for Dollar Day. ‘ (Third floor.) Red Star toweling crash, 8 yds., 51 - A durable crash for roller and tea towels; linen-finished grade with red border. (Third ficor.) 7th at F Save dollars on women’s suits and dresses $8.95 SPORT SUITS, $8.95— Jersey suits, ideal for spring and sports wear. Tuxedo and notch collars; smart pockets, narrow belts. . Indefinite heather mixtures in brown, deer, green, blue. THREE - PIECE COS- TUMES, $895—A coat and jumper dress which can be worni separately, individually or as a practical suit. Brown, deer, copen. Sizes 16 to 40. CLOTH DRESSES, $8.95 —Tricotine and Poiret twills. Variously #with touches of embroidery, stitching or bead trimming. Chiefly navy. Sizes 16 to 40. SPORT DRESSES, $8.95 —Two-piece jersey dresses; the skirt on rubber band; the blouse with shirred girdle. Blouse with leather or geor- gette crepe collar and cuffs. Henna, navy, black, tan, brown, copen. ~Sizes 14 to 20. (The Hecht Co., second fioor.) Women’s colored fels slippers, $1 Also Turkish slippers in various colors ; embroidered in tinsel. Sizes 3 to 5 only. Felts in colors with pompons and ribbon trimming. (First fioor.) Children’s muslin drawers, 4 for $1 Made with Swiss embroidery edging; knicker style. Cut full. Sizes 2 to 12 years. (Third foor.) Boys’ and girls’ rubbers, $§1 Heavy rolled-edge rubbers with thick soles. Sizes 11 to 6 for boys and girls 11 to 8 years. (Third floor.) Girls’ bloomers, 2 for $1 Black sateen, with the appear- ance of silk and the service of cot- ton. Elastic at knee and waist line. Sizes 10 and 12 years. Women’s silk hose, 2 prs. $1 Seamed back, pure thread silk hose ; mercerized garter top, dou- ble soles, heels and toes. Slightly imperfect. (¥irst oor.) Women’s union suits, 3 for $1 Light-weight cotton suits; low neck, sleeveless and knee length. Sizes 36 and 38. (First floer.) Girls’ dresses, $§1 Jor school wear Gingham and chambray dresses with tie-back sashes, in col- ors, checks and plaids, Sizés 7 to 14 years, (Third Secr.) Middy blouses, 51 for women and misses Slight Sizeg 16 to 22 or 36 to 42. « (Third Soer,) Girls’ midld)" skirt o, on white body Navy cotton serge skirts in full pleated style. ‘Sizes 8 to 14. (Thirg Sotr.) z soiled all-white or col- ored collar and cuff middies of Lonsdale jean. Regul:tion style. Girls’ gym bloomers, 51 Full pleated cotton scrge, with elastic at knee and with banded waist line. Sizes 8 to 14 years. (Thira floor.) Girls’ nainsook Princess slips §1 Embroidery or lace trimmed styles for girls 8 to 14 years. Well made of durable nain- sook. (Third floor.) Infants® white dresses, 2 for $1 Pretty little dresses in yoke or bishop style; glain or fancy hems; lace and embroidery trimmed. Sizes up to 2 years. (Third foor.) Women’s pure linen ‘kerchiefs 5 for $1 Embroidered corner hand- kerchiefs in pastel shades of pink, green, blue, orchid and tan. (First fioor.) Women’s ribbed cotton vests, 6 for 31 Low neck and sleeveless vests in sizes 36 and 38. Sec- onds. (First floor.) Women’s black cotton hose, 6 prs. 51 Seamed back hose; seconds. Serviceable grade for house wear. (First floor.) Children’s ribbed hose, 6 prs. 51 Cotton hose in black only. Sizes 6 to 9%. Durable grade. Men’s 15¢ . ‘’kerchiefs - 12 for 51 Good quality handkerchiefs, in full men’s size, with hem- stitched border. [} (Main . fioor.} Boys’ golf caps, 2 for Sl Made—~of mixture tweeds and corduroys. QOne-piece top and band styles, in gray and brown mixtures. Sizes 63§ to 7. % (Third floor.) Boys’ night- shirts, 2 for $1 Heavy cambric shirts in V neck and collar style. Sizes 12 and 14 years. A Hit-and-miss design rag rugs, 51 “Ye olde Tyme” rag rugs; made of clean, new rags. Various colorings. (Fourth fioor.) Hall and stair - oilcloth, 10 yds, $1 Plain center oilcloth with green and blue and green borders. (Fourth floor.) 15x27-inch cocoe -door mats, 31 Closely woven l;ifh-pile brush; all have stitched edge. - * (Fourth fieor.) 27-inch wool-faced stair carpet, $1 Serviceable stair carpet, in attractive designs. Shown in rose, bhue and brown. Yard, $1. § (Fourth floor.) camisoles, 51 Navy or black satin Some have built-up shoulders, others with ribbon straps and fine tucks. Well-known corsets, 51 For stout and slender women /—"JE?/‘ The self-reducing are of white coutil, reinforced over abdomen; medium bust. The styles for slender women are also of coutil; front lace and low bust line. (Second floor.) | (Second floor.) * Silk env. chemise, 51 Tailored and fancy styles Fine crepe de chine, in white, orchid, blue and flesh; ribbon shoulder straps. Limited quantity. (Second floor.) Heatherbloom . petticoats, $1 | Also some of silkataff Petticoats with the luster of silk ; but much more serviceable. Ruffle flounce or tailored styles. Green, blue and black. (Second fioor ) House dresses, $1 Billie Burke and regulation [ Fi i har : ‘ ine quality ginghams and } percale‘s.q also f‘ fiumber o:’ _— jumper dresses of gingham, fin- ished with rickrack braid. (Second floor.) Children’s shoes, 31 Sturdy models for play Black Scout play shoes; all leather. Sizes 8% to 2; for chil- dren 3 to 10 years. CThira fioor.) Incomplete size range About 160 pairs; some are samples in sizes 34, 4 and 43} only, B width. Others are odds and ends from our own stock. (First floor.) Boys’ wash suits, 51 Guaranteed fast color All the popular styles in linons, chambrays, madras, etc. Plain whites, stripes and color combi- nations. (Thira floor.) ’ Boys’sweaters, $1 Warm for school wear Coat style, with shawl collar and two pockets. Oxford gray and brown. Sizes 8 to 14 years. (Third floor.) ’ . Boys’ knickers, $1 Cheviots and corduroys Corduroys are limited in num- ber. Cheviots in gray, brown and olive tones. Sizes 7 to 17 years. (Third ficor. Corduroy suits, 31 For boys 2 and 3 years Button-on styles of all cordu- roy or with wash blouse. In blue, gray and green shax(i;as‘.m s e £ $ 23 Boys’shirts, 2 for $1 Madras and_ percales Collar-attached and neckband style in 12 and 14 neckband sizes. Neat striped patterns. (Third ficor.) Py Medicine case, 51 White. Enameled Good size cabinet with mirror door and 2 shelves. Triangle mirrors, two for $1 ‘White enameled bathroom mir- rors -with nickel-plated towel | rack. " (Fourth fioor) Bathroom stool, $1! White enameled, stool just as | pictured at side.