Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1922, Page 26

" 9% THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922.. ERCDEL D LD, Practical ‘!Ebristmasl Bifts Slippers! The comfort gift for men and women 2 Women’s slippers, 79c— Turkish s, excellent leather; fi d with tinsel beads on toes; all colors. Mothers can outfit their BOYS with good cloth Dependable qualities—fairly priced—The Hecht Co. SWEET Clearance! Women’s Dresses Several hundred dresses—grouped at three prices— and every dress shows a saving of a THIRD to near HALF Boys’ overcoats, $10 Sizes 9 1o 17 years. Ulsters and dress-up coats in swagger double-breastcd models. Made of durable wool cheviots and velours, in brown, heather and olive tones. Tailored with, deep patch pockets. Lined with good quality plaid worsted. Mackinaws, $10 Including the famous “Orcgon City Woolen Mills” virgin wool fabrics. Mackinaw cheviots and blanket cloths, in neat plaids or plain colors. Many with muff pockets and faucy pleated cffects. All scams taped and bound. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys® two-pants suits, $10 Two-trousers suits in sizes from 7 to 17 years. Smooth cassimeres, Scotch tweeds and rough cheviots, in hairline styles, mixtures and plain patterns. Coats lined with alpaca or twill linings. Knickers cut roomy and large; lined throughout. pers, $1.25— Boudoir styles, soft black kid: silk pompons, leather soles. Is now here and so that there will be no further mystery or secrecy about it, we will tell all about Sweet Six- teen in Sunday’s papers. It’s a full page announce- ment of —well, look for it Sunday. ) i H ; § 1 v Men’s sllprr:. $4.00—Tan kid and black kid of excep- tional quality and very serviceable. —Women’s slippers, 79¢— Most unusual value. There are all colors; padded soles. 7 Use this U. S. : Men's slippers, $1.00—Of P Off = Junior overcoats, $10 s sl felt, padded soles; gray, D g & IS e e N e Fost Ottice e P i —1ior main 18- ower pockets and mverted pleat backs. All-wool, plaid- Comen and black. ing, stamps, regis back cheviots, chinchiilas and fanc % ‘Women’s slippers, $1.00— The Hylo. can be worn high or low; padded soles; many colors. cia! ot $1.00. Men's slippers, $450— Men's romeos. black and tan kid; elastic on sides. BRERERERERRRRER tered letters, information about Parcel Post, etc. Uncle Sam’s experts in charge. We wrap parcels FREE, rear first floor. . Post office in sport shop. Christmas Sabings Checks Cashed Here Crepe de.Chine 57.95 crepe de Crepe de Chine - Canton crepes, chines, wool jerseys and trico- tines. Numerous etyles, in- cluding two-piece jersey dresses. Two typical models are sketch- ed. Sizes 14 to 40. Crepe de chine, Canton Crepe 10 Silk, satin and wool dresses— one and two of a kind models. Coat dresses in jerseys; rich sating and canton crepes in draped styles; wool tricotines in straightline models. Also 25 Botany serges in extra sizes, these in navy only. Tricotincs $]2.95 Twill back velveteens. poiret twills, tricotines, also the new matelasse combinations. Coat dresses, basque models, the new circular skirts. Sizes 14 to 42. (The Hecht Co., second floor.) velours. Gray, brown, heather and tan. Flannel or plaid body lining, Sizes from 2Y% to 10 years. Boys’ gift corner Silk and knit neckwear, 50c Flannel pajamas, ages 6 to 14 years, 95c I.cather belts, in tan and black, ’ shirts, in neat stripes, 50c 95¢ vs’ warm knitted hats, 49c, $1.15, $1.55 all-wool sweaters, washable suits, Boys $2.95 $1.00 IThe Hecht Co., third fleor.) Sale! Women’s & Misses’ coats Coats, $29.5 Midwinter coats sport or dress styles Sport models of heather mixtures, with fur shawl collar of fitch opossum. Semi-sport models in plaid-back coatings and novelty mixtures. Many lined thruout. Dress coats of Bolivia—blouse coats, full silk lined, with beaverette fur collars. Also straightline and belted models. Navy, brown, black, tan, etc. Sizes 16 to 42. Coats, $39.50 All silk lined: nearly all are FUR TRIMMED. Sport coats, dress coats. blouse coats, wrappy and straightline models. A wonderful collection, including cloth and fur fabric coats; all silk lined and warmly interlined; nearly all those that haven't FUR collars have the new throw col- lars. Navy, black and brown. Sizes 16 to 42. Stout Sizes in black fur fabric coats—Peco Plush and Lapinex— Tuweed coat sketcled sizes 44 to 52. $17.50 Of exceptional beauty This luxurious wrap is made of selected Australian ra b bit— known to the trade as LASKIN SEAL, be- cause of the rich seal- like finish. including the famous ~ 5 FLangham Bigh coats, 51750 Made to sell at $35 to $50 Though these are late spring mod- elé many women will wear them right thru winter, the same as a man wears his heavy spring top coat. Suedene, Beaver- Polaire, Beaver- ette Collar, $17.50. ette Collar, $15. Full sweeping, 45-inch model, with wide man- darin sleeves. Cord girdle, silk lined. Sizes 36 to 42. (The Hecht Co., second flour. Offered below actual cost of production only because Langham High will now concentrate on their fast-growing youths’ business. Snappy styles for college girls and women—mannish models; hand-tailored as carefully as our men’s overcoats. Three feature lots \) ] 95 and backs embroidered. Sizes 8 to 14. 2 Suedene, velours, polaires and mix= Herringbones, polaire mixtures and ve- lours. Flare-back, straightline and sport I 5. Velour, Beaver- eite Callar, $12.95. ;?:.w:s':;l sxl;lme witg bea;]crelteb h;.r co‘l‘l]a_:]& elted all around or flare backs. ide % . First of the advanced styles in models. Full or half belted; self or fur collars; slash or patch pockets. Sizes 8 $] 7 50 . (The Heckh$ Co., third floor.) Girls’ silk frocks 58 95 A gift that should please any fashionable young miss. Tweeds, herringbones, plaid-back mix- tures; with silk-lined yoke and sleeves. One sketched. Sizes 14 to 38. GIRLS COATS sleeve, with storm shield inside, sleeves to 16. Deep-bodied, soft-pile velours, with (Tt HechtiCo. econdifice) beaverette fur collars. Blouse-back or straightline coats;. full or part belted. Snappy styles, every one. Sizes 8 to 16. The satisfactory - gift of pure silk Beguiling styles in long-waisted models with eelf tie sashes. hand- applique motifs, corded and em- broidered floral designs. Heap big Indian Give her a box of P chief outfits Handkerchiefs, 1 Handkerchiefs are always acceptable and PHOENIX 51 09 Tots’ winter here are many kinds neatly boxed—ready for giving—all at $1 the box. Heap big fun for youngsters. Out- fits shown, complete with coat, Made of a soft quality taffeta: choice of plain round necks or wi lace collars. Two styles sketched. Pure linen handkerchiefs—white and colors, dain- coats tily embroidered; also fine madeira handkerchiefs. Box of 3 for $1. stockings Phoenix, the pure silk trousers and gay feathered head- }‘necci4 Fancy fringe trimmed. Ages to 14, Brown, copen and navy blue. Sizes 8 to 14. Colored linen handkerchiefs—box of 4 at $1. Swiss and linen handkerchiefs—dainty box of 6 (The Hecht Co.. third floor.) _many of them FUR trimmed hose, with a nationally Headquarters for for $1. i Indian Chief Outfits $ .95 °Swiss Mandkerchiefs—embroidered corner. 8 known reputation for ele- Squaw Susts A 2 , forisls (The Hecht Co.. firat floor.) gance and long mileag Cowboy Outfits The gift intimate! the largest selling silk Base Bal Sui . N ase 3 uits hose in America. Well tailored coats of polaires, $1.50, $1.95 to $4.95 mixtures, velours and chinchilla— kinky chinchilla, woolly as a sheep’s fleece. Silk envelope chemise, $1.95 Deep bodied silk crepe de The gift of a good Bicycle For boys and girls Every woman knows them— every woman will appreciate a . pair or more of these Z . Children who walk in Fur or self collars—yoke effect or straightline styles—box or flarebacks, Full-fashioned raglan or set-in sleeves. _ All the coats are lined and warmly interlined. Sizes 2 to 6. Sorrento, blue, peacock, reindeer and brown. $29.50 Sil;gle bar frame, Corbin coaster brake, mudguards, rub- ber pedals, large spring seat, Phoenix hose at $1.95 Double soles, heels and toes, mercerized tops. Black, white, brown, polo, beige. Billiken shoes chine, prettily lace and ribbon trimmed. Flesh, orchid, light blue and peach. Sizes 36 to 44. sketched Velour, $5.95 nonskid tires. One of the big- gest bicycle values we've ever known. Also home of Ranger bicycles. Roller skates, $1.75 Barney & Berry extension ball-bearing skates, with clamp toe and half strap or full strap heel, with nickel-plated steel loops to pre- vent straps cutting or pulling out. The American boy’s foot ball set, $4.50. . Set includes heavy felt leather-covered head- gear, with chin strap, (The Hecht Co., first floor.) never hav;e foot trouble Finer coats at $8.95 —include velours, broadcloths, polaires and mixtures. Tailored and dressy models with fancy yokes. Fur or self collars. Desired shades. Sizes 2 to 6. Another new Blouse, %5 $5 blouses are our hob- by. we ride it from morn 1o night, plan to have here always the best blouses in Washington at $5. The newcomer sketched is an all-over embroidered crepe de chine with faggot- (The Hecht Co., second foor.) ing. . * Other blouses at $5 in- clude matelasse, crepe de chine, radium silks, in rare prints and plain colors. Regulation, jacquette and s. Long or short Bandeaux and ' brassieres, 79c Billiken shoes are built like an Indian moccasin — without nails or harsh seams— built on a Trushape last that provides equal rights for every toe. Khnitted wool wearables to keep tots warm---gifts Knitted sacques, $1.69—Sacques, slip-on sweaters and sweater sacques—warmly knit wearables for baby's comfort, touches of hand-embroidery around some. Sizes for infants and up to 2 years. Bootees, 39c—Knce or short length styles, edged with silk crochet; plain or fancy stitch. White with pink or blue plain or fancy stitch. Bonnets, 89c—Hand-crochet bonnets, trimmed with ribbon rosettes and ribbon tie strings—several styles. and FOOTBALL of gen- AB-wool sweaters, $259—Coat styles, collarless ‘with V shaped uine pebble-grain leath- neck, patch pockets. Red and copen. Ages 2 to 6. er, with heavy rubber Sweater sets, $5.00—Leggings and toques, practical and happy bladder; laced with raw- Xmas gift&s‘Ccpil\\,.h_buflf‘. _bro‘;vn and dw!p(e, “ o hide. Infants’ leggings, $1.59—White knitted worsted, sizes 6 months Py %02 years. Liuk and link stitch drawer leggings; closed _ Boy’s golf set, $5.50 —consists of 3 good golf clubs, in attractive plaid bag, with ball pocket ‘!sl;:rt"contams two balls. or open feet. shop, first floor, south ammex.) The Hecht Co. = 7th at F (The Heeht Co., first floor.) Some styles of all-over lace: others trimmed with embroid- ery. All have durable shoulder su-'nps. and fasten down back. All sizes in one style or an- Billiken shoes are made other. of soft, pliant leather, as - flexible as a hand-turned shoes sole. Billiken shoes are not a corrective for foot trouble—they are a pre- ventive. They supply need- ed protection, are shape- retaining and long lasting. Children’s gloves *1 Leather gauntlets, with cuffs with fancy designs, $L Women can step into any HANAN . last, assured they will get comfort first and _quality always. (The Hecht Co., third fioor.) skirts, $5.95 Noteworthy are the new wrap-around models in silk and wool novelty fabrics. Chiefly in small checks. For boys and girls of all ages. Priced according to size. $4 to $6. . Velour gauntlets with leather Sketched at $12.75 Billiken, Boy Scout and Army shoes, $3 to $5.50. palms, $I. < Also the old standbys in —is ’a new Hanan of patent colt- PRUNELLAflh;se in (:oll-l skin, with welt soles and Cuban Fur-top leather mitts for the :::::ed coflt;:;\eals.ons + 'aiast RUBBERS to fit the broad toe Billiken heels. Smactly perforated around shoes. 89c to $1.39. bands, 26 to 32. - smaller children, $1. ¥ (The. Heebt Co., second ficor.) (The Hecht Co.. third floor.) (The Hecht Co., first floor.)