Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1922, Page 44

20 ey THE . SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY '2, 1922—PART 2. : : To take away over the 4th Silk-lined capes 5] 9,75 Below wholesale cost for some; near average cost for all. 55 handsome capes are now MARKED DOWN far below original prices, offer- ing opportunities for the woman who needs a fash- ionable garment for any of numerous summer trips. Materials are fine tricotine and pandora woolens: some 1med with fancy stitching: others with braid and ery. All are full silk lined. Navy, black, tan. blue. henna. Sale women's silk-lined sports $10 suits 4 These good-looking suits will tide one over the vaca- tion period. and be practical right through early fall. They are tailored of novelty mixtures and home- spuns. firmly silk lined and carefully finished. _ Some have capes instead of coats, and a cape is a mighty convenient garment for cool nights. The coats are hox or tailored models. Mixtures. tan. copen, rose. reindeer. Sizes are 16 to 44 (The Hecht Co., second floor.) sun or rain silk umbrellas Sale! umbrellas to twirl “twixt Smart-looking sitk beaunty and the sun or to fend off J. Pluvius. Ready straps and novel silk, finished with taped edge. Colors are navy, purple, green. black, garnet. (T he Heeht Co., first fioor.) 7th - at F The Hecht Co. Simply tremendous! This sale of summer dresses! Smart fashions--fine silks-%l@@ dresses EE Y | s Periwinkle Can- ton fagotting of self-color. Circular cape sleeves. $10. . Combination of fawn and black Canton, trimmed with jet buttons. $10. Four hundred dresses! HiiE g Ve The center figure wears H oneydew Canton, self color silk braid and black moire ribbon. $10. - it 15 | | i | | I l 7, F i e J K 1 il I ~ g A i I 2 | it : b Il | zZ | | f ‘“'11 il 13 f z 1 A A A1 i\ e i ! Soft navy taffeta buttons. $10. ,‘i Canna red Can- ton with lattice trimming of self material. $10. with embroi- I dered organdy trimming and silver New fashions below the price of markdowns. Not a sale of odds and ends, but the complete stocks of two of our best makers. fabrics, evident in the making and trimmings. Look the dresses over— five styles are sketched Quality at a price is evident—it is evident in the fine fashions and Most of the dresses are of CANTON CREPE Cool and good-leoking for the 4th Collar-attachegl . silk shirts You know good shirts when you see them, and you will be impressed by the quality of these silks. Imported white English broadcloth. Plain and self-striped broadcloths. 12 & 14 Mummie Shantung silks (tan). And also negliges (These without collars) choose from: —Satin-striped crepes $4 95 —Plain and striped broadcloth silks —Double-warp jerseys, plain and fancies. Every shirt guaranteed, which means a NEW SHIRT FREE For any shirt that fad h ils to givi sztisfaction? ;I‘Irsize:‘ l:t;sl?.r CetE el percent - MEN'S COOL SUITS that are stylish, because tho stripped to zero in weight, they are hand-tai- lored to retain their shape. Upwards of 3.000 suits, including: Palm Beach Suits; properly tailored $17.50 Imported and Domestic Mohair $20 to $35 Imported and Domestic Gabardines $30 to $45 Imported and Domestic Silks $25 to $55 Long-wearing Tropical Worsteds $25 to $40 Zero-weight Flannels and Tweeds $25 to $35 (The Hecht Co., third floor.) An extra pair ‘of - Trousers or knickers —for July 4th, and the whole vacation afterwards. White duck trousers, $1.65 to $2.75 White striped flannel trousers, $7.50 to $10 Linen golf knickers, $4.95 to $5.95 Tweed and Homespun golf knickers, $9 (The Hecht Co. first fioor ) and as many more are not. All possess-the cool charm of summer fashions, with the widest variety in color and style. that doveliest of summer silks, plus a fair showing of satins and crepe de chines. Navy, black, henna, carmel, gray and combinations. Sizes 14 to 42. (T Hecht Co., vecond floor.) 1,200 Girls’ bungalow aprons 45° Eight styles (One like sketch.) Men's sport oxfords Cool shoes, durable enough for golf or camping; good-looking enough for city or resort wear. Made of soft pliant elk leather, with brown or black saddle strap and plain or tipped . toes. All have Neolin soles. Women'’s TENNIS shoes 59.75 This full-size -wardrobe trunk Famous Neverbreak—fully guaranteed for five years. 30% Constructed of 3-ply wood veneer, covered with vulcanized fiber, heavy Sturdy ginghams, in red, navy, light blue or pink checks. Also percales in neat stripes and checks. Patch pockets, square necks: short sleeves. Trimmed with rickrack braid or bias binding. For play or real housework. Ages 7 to 14, 8 (The Heaht Co., third floor.) Women's full fashionled PHOENIX silk hose, $2.1° Phoenix are the largest selling silk hose in America, and this is the most popular of the entire Phoenix line. Pure silk to the last thread, and all-silk right up to the mercerized top, lisle soles. Full fashioned, with the perfect Phoenix finish. White and colors, $2.10. Other Phoenix hose, $1.20 to $2.85. Women'’s first quality full fashioned White silk hose, $1.9° I The little price bears no relation to the high quality of ‘these hose. All are full fashioned and finely finished; first -quality from top to toe. Double lisle soles, heels and toes; mer- ‘cerized garter tops. Sizes 815 to 10. (Tie Hecht Co., first floor.) 500 lovely new lingerie Blouses come to sell at 3] 95- Regular and stout sizes Fresh from their boxes, fine / French and domestic voiles, /' trimmed with real filet or val laces, dainty tucks, frills, hem- stiching. Round, square or V necks. All have % sleeves. Sizes 36 to 54. gette blouses at $3.95 Fresh beauties trimmed with real Irish and filet laces. Vari- ously in overblouses, ty-backs and tuck-ins. Also at $3.95 are -beaded crepe de chine and fiber silk sport Variously in white, flesh, bisque and colors. (The Heeht Co.) The white tennis oxfords (as sketched). Canvas top; rubber bottoms; black or brown strapping. Kiddies have their own Sport oxfords hardware trim and c¢retonne lined. Open top, 12 hangers, 5 drawers, in- cluding convertible hat drawer; lock- ing bar, which locks all drawers with one key. Has all the conveniences that money can put into a trunk. Comes also in 34 size, $35.95; steamer size, .95. Styles somewhat similar to that sketched above. but for kiddies own wear. 51.69 steamer trips. Steamer dress trunk, $11.95—Neverbreak in 3 sizes, 32, 36, 40. Regulation size for Three-ply wood veneer, at- Dress trunks, $1850—Size 32, 34, 38, 3- ply wood veneer, heavy metal binding, cretonne lined, double tray, covered with heavy vulcanized fiber. Good heavy hard- ware and lock: (The Hecht Co., fitst floor.) Real leather uppers; Solid leather soles: Goodyear welt sewed. Choice of four styles. , Smoked elk with patent or mahogany leather apron and back strap, and mahogany with tan or _smoked elk trimmings. Sizes 5 to 2 for boys and girls of 2 to 11 years. 3 (The Hecht Co., third fioor.) Sale of women’s Keds, $1.oo : cool footwear for summer You know KEDS—cool canvas tops; easy rubber bottoms. Fine for vacation wear, tennis, boating, etc. Style is sketched. All sizes 3 to 8. All first quality; and quality at a price. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) First :Iua]it.y white silk petticoats, $1-% Heavy quality wash silks, with double panel . back and front; hence, doubly shadow-proof. i Plain hemstitched or scalloped bottoms. Shadow-proof sateen petticoats, 79¢ Double panels back and front, hence they will not silhouette the sheerest Elastic at waistline, hemstitched bottoms. “The Hecht Co., wecond floar.) PETERS tractively lined, heavy hardware trim. This bedroom suite, $150 > _Quality—at a price. This artisti¢ Queen Anne suite includes large vanity (The Hecht Co., fourth floor.) dresser, wing design bed, chifforette and dresser. Mahogany. 1500 Boys’ wash suits sale! Our maker’s surplus stocks, plus our own broken assortments ,69° 5] 3] 1,500 suits—a tremendous sale that includes about every favored fabric and fashion'shown this season. —madras —Peggy cloth —vreps - chambrays —invinci —crashes —linons —Ajax cloth —novelties Long and short sleeve suits, middies, regulation sailors. Oliver Twist and button-on styles. Sailor or Eton collars; braided and embroidered; some with emblem on sleeves.- All finely made and finished with -pearl buttons. Ages 2 to 8. i g b / (The Hecht Co., third fioor.) Bathing suits, $2-95 for men and women « Pure worsted, better than ordinary wool, because .woven of twisted yarns that, hold their shape. Just as pictured, in so]ic} colors or with stripes. Sizes 36 to 44. Finer bathing suits In somewhat similar styles, but with fancy lacings at side and front. Bright colors and high shades. $5.45, $6.45 and $7.45. (The Hecht Co., First Floor—South Annex.) A home run hit for the boys! Base ball suits.$].19 Complete. with shirt, pants, belt and cap ' We've sold hundreds of these suits at a higher price: now the maker closes out his entire stock on hand. Suits are made like the big leaguers'—gray base ball cloth with blue or red trimmings. Deep pockets on shirt: hip pockets and belt loops on pants. Closely sewn and double stitch- ed where the strain is greatest. Ages 4 to 16. Boys will lug away these Knickers in high glee 59¢ 59¢ for a pair of summer knickers that won't soil easily, but will launder when they do, Gray crash or datona cloth, cut full and roomy. Belt loops hip and side pockets. Ages 8 to 1 . (The Hecht Co, third Mo