Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 23

THE EVE\III\G N STAR, W’ASHINGTOI\ D. I\OVEM_'BER ".. TUESDAY, 28, 1922, 'WONDER SALES WEDNESDAY AT THE HECHT Co. Sales prices, but quality merchandise—buy with confidence /mm\\\-\ < N A T N s Three styles as sketched, $24 It started only yesterday---a sale of 358 exclusive Gowns —Daytime and cvening gowns A collection of midwinter fashions that furnishes the widest selection —Matince and dancing frocks —Strect and dinner dresses we’ve had this season. —.1 gown for every occasion 24 Don’t judge by the price alone, for many of the dresses were made to sell for near double. They come from some of our best makers—their samples and show pieces—individual styles, with personality and charm. PARTY FROCKS—Of soft chiffon taffeta; BEADED DRE \l:b—gumptuoua styles. all satin and matelasse. rich Canton crepe. DINNER GOWNS—Black or brown Spanish lace; silk chiffon velvet inot velveteen. but the real silk velveti. Also in taffetas, ~atins and matelasse. A AFTERNOON AND BUSINESS DRESSES Silks, satins. twill back velveteens. woolens— in delightfully diverse styles. 'S-—Are tailored of fine tri- cotine and poiret twill. sizes 10 to 20; women’s 30 to 4. izes—including silk and cloth—427 . ‘liewdy at 9:13-The Hevht o, second Hucr Sale! Girls’ and jr. misses’ FROCKS 314 (T7wo of the many styles sketched ) Attractive fashions from a specialist who makes only for junmior misses. Twill-back velvets, canton crepes, poiret twills and wool ecrepes. Ace pleated panels, lurge bertl cklit three-quarter . Misses™, 12, 14, 16, desired SNizes 8 to 4 ] Girls® dresses, 5% ‘W ool serges. jerseys and crepes; also velvets, and a velour check with red flannel blouse that is snappy. Ribbon, silk and sclf sashes, embroidered motifs: novelty collars. applique and hand- G Ages 7 to 14. el Crepe $14.95 GIRLS’ WINTER COATS Coats that combine warmth with wear; good looks with utility; high qual- ity with low price. Three feature lots: $8-95 $10-75 $]2-95 Fur trimmed or with convertible collars. Sport and dress coats at each price. range of materials, fabrics in approved fashions; sizes 7 to 14. 300 Rugs come to sell at Sanford’s Beauvais 5750 Smith’s Carlton Smith’s Yonkers Bromley’s Livonia The names mean much in the rug world—they stahd for quality. 300—a special purchase—identical grades sell here for a third to nearly a half more. Color schemes for every room. Two sizes 36x7Q and 36x72. Also 27x54-inch rugs at $3.25 Sale rag rugs, *1* Made of sanitary mill strips—easily washed—sightly and serv- iceable. Plain colors with pretty borders. 36x72 inches. (The Hecht Co., third fioor.) The Hecht C o 7th at I © Velvet $14.95 Wide - Q.D. WOOL Blankets 52.95 80% pure or mixed wool—double-bed size —about 4 pounds each, giving m o r e warmth and wear than you get in the average commer- cial blanket at twice the price. (The Hecht Co., third floor.) ‘be bordered with fur. Sale! Women’s lovely Gowns & Env, chemise —Hand-embroidered Philippine work —Hand-drawn Porto Rican work —Luxurious silk crepe de chine Gowns and envelope chemisc from our island possession. Hand-made, hand-embroidered and hand- slulloprd and hand- Others in exquisite hand drawn work. Gowns in sizes 15, 16, 17; chemise, 36 to 41, Also deep-bodied silk crepe de chine envelope chemise, in flesh, Fetchingly trimmed with lace and ribbons. embroidered in lovely designs. light blue and orchid. Sale! Silk camisoles, 51 Wash satin or silk crepe de chine. trimmed. Strap or built-up shoulders. 1o 4. Sale! hose, 51.15 Rich as Silk; Warm as Wool Scamed back styles with embroidered aclocks. fords, pearl, camel, cordovan, green and heather mixtures. But for slight irregularity they would sell for cansiderably more. Women’s silk-and-wool $] 95 Lace and satin, ribbon Flesh shade. Sizes 36 (The Hecht Co., second floor.) measure. Black, ox- (The Herht Co., tirst floor) Glove sale---extra-ordinary! News we cannot hope to duplicate 2,158 pairs imported g gloves—kid, lamb- skin and chamois fdl)rlc—all first quality thruout—all to go at 81. The kid and lambskin gloves are below old import cost—save a HALF and more Kid and lambskin gloves are naturally in the minority—only about 230 pairs. Black, white, brown, gray, beaver, tan. [’Iain or with cmbmidered backs. All sizes 534 to 7} s The CHAMOIS-FABRIC gloves include gauntlet, strap-wrist, 12 and 16-button lengths Chamois-fabric must not be confused with ordinary fabric gloves. No indeed! For these look like the real skins—they’re soft and leathery in texture—fine and smooth in finish. Styles are sketched: all have three row eni- broidered backs. In nearly every style we have white, brown, gray, mastic, mode beaver. All sizes in each style, 5% to 7} All cut full and they fit perfectly. . (The Hecht Co., first flour.) Sale girls’ Beaver hats $1 .95 arm-looking beaver, smart- est of fabrics, for winter. Soft and fuzzy as a kitten’s ear, with a sheen like satin. Trimmed with heavy gros- grain ribbon strecamers, roll brim or poke styles. Black, shades. brown and beaver Ages 3 to 14. (The Hecht Co., third floor.} Another new Blouse « %5 Georgette, enriched with tinsel and fur. Fashion contradicts fact. Why ehould a sheer georgette And who eould conceive such. a combination with ‘gold tinsel. : Bnl it's here, it is good look- ing—Voila! Always the best blouses in ‘Washington at $5. Other new- comers include brocaded vel- veteen jacquettes, a brocaded velvet and crepe de chine com- bination with long sleeves, plain and printed silks and satins. Sizes 36 to 46. (‘The Hecht Co., wecond floor.) - Something like 1,000 MEN’S SUITS WENT ON SALE TODAY AT $2Q 50 And we have had duplicates in our stock for a Men accustomed to paying $40 to $50 for their suits want to see these. They get the same fine fashions and fabrics; the same hand tailoring; the same wide selection in styles. < i , but not in every style. {full half more. The cold fact is that these suits duplicate our regular stock; now ~ at $29.50 only because we helped our makers wind up their season. Silk-lined suits—staple blue serges—long-wearing whipcords—the ever- serviceable unfinished worsteds—tweeds, cassimeres, novelties. 1922-23 fall and winter styles—solid colors and fancies—two, three and four-button suits—in sizes and styles for every man—regular and “irregular build.” Sizes 33 10 52 chest No charge for alterations, and there’s nothing like them anywhere at $29.50 The Hecht Co., first funr 1 Boudoir slippers: sale $1.25 Black kid, with the fit of a glove and the comfort of a mitten. Leathed turned soles; pompon trimmed. All sizes. , — Continuing the sale of Women’s shoes, 36.75 We know what these shoes are and we’ll tell you what they are—custom-made shoes from our regular makers—shoes that you can buy in confidence. lonials and strap pump-. The much-wanted black satins; the approved pat- ent leathers and tan calfs. Turn and welt soles. $6.75. All kinds shoe BUCKLES Silvered, gilded, satin n/x Llack _ pateit Ter day or night ornamentation. steel cut, beaded. $1 to $35. The Hecht Co.. first floor) Two big groupings---300 or more luxurious Midwinter coats Scores of styles—one at each price sketched. ) 39.50 Fur fabric and fine cloth coats Coats, capes, wraps! What you will—all arc here in sump- tuous array! Wrappy coats, side- button coats, blouse coats, loose swagger styles—many fur col- lared, cuffed and tabbed. - Bolivia, Superba, Nor- mandy, Cordella, Chantilly —all luxurious woolens and also fur fabric coats. All handsomely silk lined and warmly interlined. Regular sizes, 36 to 44. Stout sizes, 42/ to 5215, cases, 8% <with cloth lining 12x20-inch case, made of black grained fabricord. leather han- dle, double brass snap locks. Fitted with ivory-like comb, brush, mirror, shoe horn, shoe hook, paint and powder holder, soap box, hairpin and tooth- brush holders. Glossy black enameled week-end cases, 3% Attractively lined with fancy cloth lining and finished with large inside pocket under lid. Cowhide reinforced corners and straps; strong spring lock; 24-inch Size. (The Hecht Co., first foor.) " —Thoroughly reliable make, with many $79.50 Superb coats of personalized style Most of the coats in this lot $79.50. we believe, in America. Included are their five “STAR™ numbers; you may have seen them advertised in the national magazines. Finest coatings loomed —Arabella, Lustrosa, Pan- dora. Youlinda, \'elverette, Ormandale. it med with beaver, g taupe, wolf and c Black and colors. Rcrmlar size: O to -H. Stout sizes, 4215 to 321, Music in your home Thanksgiving and every day thereafter. This full-size PHONOGRAPH 339 A handsome cabinet phonograph in dark mahogany finish, at a price usually asked for small portable phono- graphs. late improvements. Has two-spring silent motor, universal reproducer, 2 inside shelves, mounted on casters so that one can push it out of the way for dancing. 55 Sends it home Music shop—618 F St. N.W.