Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1922, Page 42

Printzess suits America’s finest Tailleurs in Reed's finest tricotine# The Printzess technique of “per- sonalized style” is known to most women through the Printzess ad- vertising in Vogue, Harper’s, the Ladies’ Home Journal and other magazines. Partly because of their national reputation, but more because of their intrinsic merit, we have stocked Printzess suits. They are tailored with a simplicity and artistry of design that set them apart from others. Lined with Skinner’s peau de cygne, silks and satins, and finished with custom anenliqn to detail. And yet Printzess suits are moderately priced Model sketched featurcs long silhouette, the severity of the back relicved by box plaits combined with cording. Skirt hangs straight from waist. Striped silk lined. Navy and black. $59.50. (The Hecht Co., second floor.) Monday is the last day! Last call for men’s and women'’s HANAN shoes at $10.85 After Monday the special price of $10.85 on these low shoes will be withdrawn and they will take their rightful place with the new stock now arriving. Various styles in black and tan leather, also white genuine buckskin and reignskin. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) Sketched: black satin, $10 Patent leather, $10 The foremost styles in Fall footwear —are of black satin and patent leather; the latter often combined with beaver, otter and rusty brown leathers. A patent leather sandal slipper and a black satin slipper are sketched. Each is $10. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) To give increased space to children’s shoes and other juvenile sections we are Closing out at cost and below cost the following yard goods in Nets, cretonnes, etc. Our entire stock of the above fabrics included. These reductions are typical: Cretonnes half price 10c 19¢ 25¢ originally originally originally 19¢ & 25¢ 29¢ & 39¢ 49c &69c Double-faced cretonnes, 39¢ $1.69 50-inch cretonnes, 69¢ 50-inch poplin, 59¢ Formerly $1.25—rose, blue, mulberry and brown. Silk sunfast madras, 59¢ 36 and 50 inch widths, in various shades and patterns. Filet curtain nets Practically our entire stock now grouped at 19C formerly 25¢ to 35¢ i 35C formerly 50c to $1.25 Serim and marquisette, 19¢ y \Formerly 25c to 49c—white, cream and colored ; variously with' plain, taped and Ylace edges. il e el iyl fi;i:i;tiifl!h; ‘ 4 Closing out entire-stock i LAY H Rope portieres $].95 $3:95 $5.95- Entire stock priced in three lots “for. this sale. The $3.95 and $5.95 lots can be had with tapestry bands if desired. Colors: Greeh,: blue, rose and brown. (Third Soor.) Suits, $29-% The materials suggest the richness of the fash- ions—long line Tricetine ~suits; box coats and semi- dress styles of duvet de laine and velour. All silk lined and many are Richly FUR trimmed Some with genuine black caracul collars 4nd cuffs; others with collars or coat trimmings of squirrel, fox and beaver. Lovely fall colorings— woodsy browns and greens, sorrento ‘blues and, of course, the staple black and navy. Misges® sizes, 14 to 20 ‘Women’s sizes, 36 to 46 (The Hecht Co., second floor.) Imported direct from Terkey Women Harem Slippers, 89¢ (Style is dlustrated) Selected goat skin; soft, pliant and long wearing. Dyed ta match brightest negligees. Black, navy, green, light blue, pink, lavender, old rose, brown, fuchsia. Heavy silk pompom with gold or silver braid on vamp gives them a nair of expensiveness. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) Sale Women’s TUB silk petticoats, $l .88 usual $3.00 grades Made of splendid quality tub silk, trimmed with fine laces, deep flounce, elastic in waist line. White and flesh, 30 to 36 inches. Exceptional value. (The Hecht Co., second floor.) Women’s wool slip-on Sweaters, 51.95 Good looking sweaters that fit in with vacation needs and summer wear. Plain and drop stitch weaves; white and colors. (The Hecht Ce., first floor.) Have you heard the Gulbransen world’s greatest Player-piano = $365 More Gulbransens are sold than any other player-piano in America because more peo- ple find that the Gulbransen player gives them the music they like as they like it. Prove this for yourself—prove it with this player at $365. Prove it by the ten-minute test—prove it by pedaling with one foot—prove it by the / immediate response. Yes, the}f Gulbransen is easy to play. / And, what Is more, the Gulbrau- sen will “stand up” and remain “easy to play,” because it is bailt for durability. /' Fully guaranteed for 10 yesrs— not an unknown make—buy the largest selling line of pjayer- pianos in Amgrica. | Sends the Gulbramsen| to your hore. See it today. New Music Store 618 F St. N.W} _ (Just around the:corntr from main y!en;) woml The Heclit Co, | tver aaped aress is not a delightful success Fashion’s pendulum swings back uS tYliSh S tout” DreSSes : to a saner interpretation, viz: = American fashions have outgrown their swad- that follow the .faT.l fashions dling clothes, and no longer lean helplessly upon vet preserve a dignified grace " Paris. Hence, when the first draped fashions came out with their drooping drapes, dragging skirts and Frankly, the new drapes “were not de- cumbersome” cuffs, sane women were not swept off their feet. They waited for the reaction, and here it is. signed for over-stout women. So if nature made you short and -stout, just forget the present fall mode. But if you are merely plump or large proportioned, you will find these new' models most becoming. 7th at ¥ Guaiy—aapiee 7th at F~ The new skirts clear the ground by 7 inches; the drapes are modified; the sleeves are much shorter; panels often supplant drapes; the whole effect is for simplicity and comfort. Just now we are featuring many of these new dresses in satin crepe, satin canton and canton crepe. F isses 14 to 20 For en 3610 42 } 525 Stout sizes, 4234 to 52Y5. Two typicai styles are skethed There are about a dozen other models, vari- ously developed of satin crepes, satin cantons and canton crepes. Skirts are longer and cut gener- ously full—and’the longer lines simulate a slender- izing appearance pleasant to contemplate. (The Hecht Co., Second floor.) Sizes are 421, to 52%5. Sketched: Embroid- Pleated Canton Navy, black and brown. * ered Canton crepe, $25 crepe, $25 3 . first of the new fall. § Sealine, shunk-trimmed coat, ‘100 is fme of many models in the August Fur Sale ? Top COdtS Think what it to buy a 40-inch seali ink what it means to buy a 40-inch sealine P $29_50 Quality at a price, brings e coat (like sketch) with rich skunk collar and cuffs. Handsomely silk lined. Other coats and wraps include Finest of fashions and fab- ’ > rics; fairest of prices. —Natural Muskrat % —Polar Sealine —Kolinsky Dyed Marmot —Laskin Seal Imported materials, mind you, those warmth-without-weight fabrics, Some of them trimmed with skunk. All the coats soft as a lamb’s fleece and as wooly. are silk lined and carefully finished, because we bought Some are solid color thruout, but to these when the furriers had time to do exactin, ork. e ERY our mind the plaid back effects are Fur NCCkPieces at $18.75 most pleasing. Others are in mixtures. Include dark blue squirrel, Australian opossum cravats, Scotch mole cravats, fox and mink chokers. Wide color range in the new fall A deposit will hold any fur to !\ovem}:er L chades. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20; women’s & 2 Sketched, $29.50: Plai: 25% savings are guaranteed 34 to 44. back velour, with pla —and it looks as if even bigger savings will be made. (The Hecht Co., second foor.) faced collar and cuffs The Hecht Co.’s half-yearly DISCOUNT FURNITURE SALE Entire Stocks The overwhelming business of the past few days proves conclusively +that we have the kind of furniture people want. at di‘scounts Of We should have just that kind of furniture. Before going to market we carefully noted the increasing demand for quality furniture at medium prices— ¢ AND WE BOUGHT ACCORDINGLY—fifteen (15) carloads of this kind of fur- % % niture alone. All our own furniture, too, is MARKED DOWN 10% to 40% for this O sale, providing the fullest assortments and lowest prices we have known in six years. \ A few typical examples are illustrated. Demonstration sale Shearman Bros. ) This 10-piece Tudor design suite, $ Upholstered furniture \ .o g oo ,.235., - . stretched base; wood panel front china cabinet, closed-in server, oval-end ex- For a third of a century and more Shearman Bros. have tension table, armchair and five side chairs. ranked with the best producers of upholstered furniture in America. So ideal are their factory conditions that two generations— fathers and sons—are often working side by side. Mr.L.J. Ca.llahan,:factory representative —will be here all this week to explain the advantages: of Shear- man furniture, and to demonstrate in detail the Marshall spring construction (as shown in the illustration) ~ This solid walnut suite, $39 10 pieces, Italian Renasissance period Each of these springs is a separate Shearman Bros. Iuse the best of ve- ¢ = e er < 4 A 5 : unit, covered with cloth and tied to the Ioaes anillisncetise e diou imay Artistic in line; enduring in construction. Tops of all pieces as well as ‘next spring. This process makes fof ehoose Frombiis g velictos st aolesita posts'and chairs are of SOLID WALNUT; ends and fronts, 5-ply veneer. wfrlse:';:e:?r::‘:ns?; :an‘("l‘ :Znfieuzszvse'a;b;r;c_l Carl OE i i e oine : 60-1':5011 gallgry b-ck. bufiet:_ close;-m scrver:h o'val ilnzl.u‘ilon nl':le; grilled ‘times heard in other upholstered fur- covering, you can hate it at only the ront china cabinet; 5 side chairs and one armchair, all with genuine leather niture. ) additional yardage cost. seats. Specta? ! 9.x.12. feamley | Fall rugs Special! 100, 9)(12$ 5 Velvet rugs, SZSJS ¢ | Newarrivals from Whittal, TeXOIeum rugs, 7 . / - and America’s best makers. s 4 . ; . 5 J = 7 i S . onsiderably underprice because of a slight misprint or other tech- These' closely woven velvet rugs can be had in- Wiltons nical irregularity, which few will find and none will mind. faithful reproductions of the Oriental designs as well as™ | Velvets, Brussels - Texoleum is one of the best of the felt-base floor coverings, in medallion and all-over designs. : et and these are in attractive hardwood patterns. .. : X