Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 25

DOLLAR SALE Women’s cool summer underwear 3 union suits, SI' Fine ribbed cotton, low neck, sleeveless, bodice or band tops, tight and loose knee. White and pink. Sizes 36 to 44, but not in every style. 3 vests, SI—Ribbed cotton. fifie light-weight quality, band and bodice tops. Sizes 36 to 4. Slightly irregular. Pollyanna athletic underwear, $1—Batiste in self-striped designs. White, flesh, canary, sky and orchid. Sizes 38 to 44. Athletic union suits, 2 for $1—Made of neat check nainsook, low nec.‘l‘;f sleeveless, knee length, cut free and roomy. Sizes 34 to 40. 3 (Tte Hecht Co., first fioor.) “Quality at a price” brings many models in new summer Skirts, 35 Baronet satins are here and sportspun silks, as dressy, as any woman could desire. These may be had in white, pink, gray and flesh. The Baronet satins also in navy and black. Sports skirts may be had in - checked and white flannel and also snappy tweeds and heather mixtures. The latter have fringed bottoms. Waist band sizes, 25 to 38. The silk-lined cape she wears is $19.75 It is one of a number of fine tricotines and soft-nap woolens we are now offering at clearance prices. All are full silk lined. Navy, black, tan, blue and henna. ‘Sleeveless jersey jackets, $2.95 Snappy and swagger, quite the correct thing for wear with separate skirts or knickers. - Belted tuxedo models or pinch- backs. And such attractive colorings—green, red, henna, orange, marine blue, etc. 3 Sketched Skirt §5 Cape $1975 (The Hecht Co., second foor.) Lingeri¢ blouses: sale $7.49 regular and STOUT sizes i “l Snow white fabrics, filmy as a EZJ petal and cool as a shower. \\\ 8 French and domestic voiles and sheer eg; shell organdies, tailored and lace trimmef. and replete with val and filet laces. Long or short sleeves. Sizes 36 to 54. More new arrivals in Georgette blouses, 5 Best in Washington, and the proof is here in fresh beauties with real filet and Irish lace trimmings. White, flesh, hil:flxe. Sizes 36 to 46. (The Hecht Co., third floor.) Come and get ’em. BOYS’ "% Summertime things in . a big one-day sale . C _ Tomorrow at9 AM. The Hecht Co. stages @ quantity sale of quality dresses $7).55 These dresses empha- size our policy—Quality at a price. Goods here may be low in price, but they will always rank high in quality—we will ° hold their color thru many tubbings. never sacrifice quality to price. So c¢hoose confident of quality even though you are paying Forget the low price on these dresses; the things to consider are' their high quality in material and making. All are made of a fine quality gingham, attractive checks and plaids that will Twenty distinct styles in all . Six of the many are sketched $7.55 Again! extra size Baronet Satin skirts,$8.95 These skirts ' are not only extra in size, but ex- tra in quality and work- " manship. Belted models, with slit or flap pockets. White, black, navy and orchid. N 32 to 38 bands. . (The Hecht Oo., second floor.) We are closed Saturday all day Please Shop Friday As sketched, $575 SALE: women’s daytime Dresses, $1.19 delightful styles for porch or daytime wear Light and dark floral patterns. Organdie trimmed in tie- back style. Also loose models in gingham. Ver}y désirable styles and greatly underpriced. Sizes 36 to 4. * Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20; women’s, 34 to 44. Again! Large women can share in a sale of Cool “stout” Dresses 55.75 The model pictured shows = + how cool and comfortable are the styles. A number of others developed of Voiles and . ginghams The ginghams have picot edge trim, organdy collars and vest and self sashes. Come in lavender and white, black and white, navy and white, green and white, brown and white and copen and white. Voiles are in foulard patterns and have vests of all-over lace. Come in ecru, black, navy, n and brown. izes 423 to 52%. (The Hecht Co., second Soor.) How attractive they are—cool and fresh looking, with flying sashes, organdy collars and cuffs and perky embroidery trimmings. Plaids and checks. (The Hecht Co., second floor.), When a little maid takes to gardening —or play at camp, shore or coun- try, she couldn’t possibly do bet- ter than put on this Garden set at SOC (Style as sketched) Coverall aprons with sunbon- net to match, as pictured. Pink, blue, brown or green check per- cale. Ages 2 to 6. Finer styles, 89¢ (The Hecht Co., third floor.) Sale children’s low shoes P (Second floor) Black or white ‘shoes $1.85 Mary Jane pumps and oxfords—two styles BOYS' HATS, 50c—The wash- able kind. Tam styles with em- broidered name band. Fast colors, blue, gray, green, brown and khaki fabrics. All sizes. BOYS’ WASH SUITS, 50c— Button-on models. In durable wash materials, combination colors and style effects. Sizes 2 to 5 years. BOYS’ KNICKERS, 80c—Gra. crash and “Datona” cloth, wit{ belt loops and hip kets. Knickerbockers, 7 to 17 years; straight knee, 5 to 8 years. BOYS' BLOUSES, 56c—Sport and collar-attached models, in high-count striped percales. Sizes 7 to 16 years. BOYS' OVERALLS, S0c— Heavy blue denim with deep bib and four large pockets. Cut full. Sizes 3 to 12 years. Boys’ cool Panama suits, $6 Cool and comfortable clothes, skeletonized 1o th fused through with style and tailored like DAD'S bu: m;nbrh. L Sport or Norfolk models, in brown, gray, sand, tan, blue and heather. Also mannish hairline stripe. Ages 7 to 18. i Boys® wash suits, $1.25 - X Middy, Oliver Twist and button-on styles. Strong, sturdy materials, such as Ajax, Pe cloth and jeans. plain or cembin-tifils. 2 to 8 years. Jcans Al tsticolora 1o Boys® golf caps, $1 Genuine Palm Beach Com- fort Caps, pleated or one-piece top, sand, gray and heather- shades. All sizes, Bathing suiis, $1.25 Coat style for the bi, boys; one-piece models for the little fellow. Fine quality jersey. Come in all the wanted colors. Sizes 3 to'16 years. ° (The Hecht Co., thind floor.) Secondv ‘big lot! §;irls" bungalow aprons 45° (One like sketch) Sturdy ginghams, in red, navy, light blue or pink checks, Also percales in neat stripes and checks. Patch kets, square necks, short sleeves. Trimmed with rickrack braid or bias binding. For play or real house- work, Ages 7 to 14. (2 Hscht O, Qied Soor) / " 1 Ground Clamp. RADIO Amrad-Short Wave Tuner | and 2-Step Amplifier Complete and installed, $187.65 Including 3 Eveready B Bat- teries, 2214-V. 1 Prestolite Storage Battery, 6-V, 80 amp. 3 Audion Tubes. 125 -fr. Stranded Aerial Wire. . 3 Electrose Insulators. 1 Keystone Arrester (ap- proved by, fire under- writers). 1 pr. Double . Stromberg- Carleson Headphones. = Made by one of the most re- liable radio manufacturer in America. 2 . (The Hecht Co., fourth fioor.) sketched. Sizes 5 to 8; 8% to 11, 11% to 2. Kiddies’ footwear, $1.39 Patent leather, brown kid and white canvas, in Mary Jane and one-strap pump styles. Sizes 2to 5and 4 to 8. Girls’ and misses’ Sandals 33 The Collegiate sandal, ¢ool, airy and easy on the feet. : Smoke or white pearl elk; sitable for'sport and all outdoor wear. Sizes 2)% to 7. L “(THe’ Aéchit’ Co., “third floor.) 7th at F for boys and girls. Wwomen's shoes: sale You will long remember the com- fort and wear in these shoes. As for styles—note them—three typical styles are sketched—there are half a dozen others. All first quality in material; all first quality workmanship. This is the detail: Styles One, two and three strap pumps, brogues, oxfords, walking oxfords, tan and white oxtords, white canvas flapper pumps, sport oxtords. Leathers Patent colt, ‘fenuinc white buck, white reignskin, black suede, black and brown kid, black and tan calf. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) Our entire stock of HANAN ) l 0.85 low shoes for men---for women All legthers—all lasts—all styles— everything in stock, including WHITE CEOICE of the house at $10.85, which means you get the finest shoes in the world at the price of any ordinary shoe. (The Hecht Co., first fioor.) Women’s first quality full-fashioned Silk hose, $1.95 Full-fashioned silk hose, $1.95—an outstanding example of “Quality at a price.” Double soles and heels, mercerized tops. Black, white and brown. 3 o silk stockings are “hurt’ ---otherwise 2 The price would 69C be pretty close to double Pure, unadulterated silk, with double soles, heels and toes and mercerized tops. Seamed backs. “Hurts” are trivial, most of them more technical than real. Black and white. (The Hecht Co., first fioor ) Because the maker is closing his season we now offer 200 new Tots’ dresses at 51.89 Similar styles from the same maker have sold here at $2.50 to $3.95. So we are sure of the value. Printswiss, organdies, batiste and the much-wanted Nor- mandy voiles. Wonderful summer styles. Touches of hand- embroidery, hand-smocking, ruffles and all that goes to make ° tots’ dresses beautiful. Sizes 2 to 6 years. {The Hecht Co., third fioor.) “Flapper” girls’ summer Dresses 35 Unusually pretty dresses of fine quality printed voile and i£:> ported and domestic ginghais Trimmed with tasteful hand-em- broidery. Pockets that are dis- by tmctly out of the ordinary. Long organdie shawl collar. Organdic vestee and cuffs. pJ Especially designed for growing girls who need the slender graceful- ness of straight lines. All wanted colors. Sizes for girls 12, 14 andgdo years. Style sketched is $5° Chenille rope portieres ' $7.50 pr. Ever popular, these make an especially effective drape for summer. Green, blue, rose or brown. Lace edged scarfs, 39¢ (The Hecht Co., third foor.) Attractive centers of highi-grade muslin or linene, bordered with lace. ‘Turkish towels, 15¢c—The long loop kind, soft and absorbent. 14x24. Stenciled pillow slips, 29ce Crash, in 20-inch round only. Choice. of several patterns. Huck towels, ' 15c—Highly ab- sorbent, deep bodied cotton huck, with red border. Silk floss sofa cushion, 75c— Choice of either round or square, from 16 to 24 inch. S0-inch poplin, 79c—In all desir- able colors, suitable for cushions, overdrapes, portieres, etc. Colored Scotch madras, 49c—An ideal curtain material, 36 inches wide; cream ground, pink or blue figures. (The Hecht Co., third Soor.) Tth, at F.—