Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 42

49 = ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER . 14, 1922. Shelton Loom fur fabric ~ KERAMI Coats ten 569.50 Shelton Looms are the largest makers of fine fur fabrics in America. KERAMI is one of their new- est, and promises to be their most popular fabric. ri It is as ch looking as caracul fur—at feet can scarcely be dis- tinguished from the real cara- -ul. Soft and glossy. with a rich furry surface. Tailored in a 45-inch graceful sweeping model. as shown. Silk lined throughout. such as bolivi trosa. youlinda, vetex. P all are rich Lovely silk Other coats at $69.50 include cloth and fur fabrics. superba. lus- mariano. vel- Many of these are RINTZESS coats. and nearly v fur trimmed. (The Tlecht Co.. second floor.s underthings and sturdier garments 2,000 of them—various kinds, styles—all to go at in scores of \) 1.95 This tain ale makes it easy o cross cer- 1s off your gift list—and be sure that the recipient will be pleased. < for some women: fine { B but here is the list: y-4 3 Japanese Gowns & chemise. $1.95 hand-embroidered kimoneos at £1.95 Petticoats. $1.95 ~White tub —Jersey silk ~Black sateen —Heatherbioom. Philippine all hand-em- broidered or Porto Rican drawn work Kinds. Also lace-trimmed styles —'And fine silk crepe de chine en- ve! lon(‘ chemise. $1.95. in Camisoles. $1.95. ngham - House Dresses. Christmas boxes if desired. Sale! Boys' chinchilla Overcoats, $4.9 He can be as warm as sheep in a snowstorm in these coats— they’re made of chinchilla, woolly and kinky as a sheep’s fleece. “Inverted pleat back: all- N v, brown, gray, cinnamon and tan shades. % to 9 years. And they are lined with durable plaids to give them extra wear and warmth. Snappy double breasters with those smart top muff pockets, as well as roomy lower pockets. around belt; decp storm collars. Chinchilla polo hats, $1 ~—to match above coats, Sale! Odd pairs of PORTIERES a pleasing gift to the home Several grades, but only one color in each Armure tapestry PORTIERES, $6 Green, blue and brown—sev- eral grades, but only one color in each. Portieres, $10 Art silk., chenille and colored damask in varioys grades and colors, Gift hints Table and piano runners, $1.25 to $795—Plain and embossed velour and attractive tapestry patterns. Lunch Sets, $1.95 to $4.95—At- tractive doily ;ct: of thirteen pleC!* Lace edge sarfi. 49¢ to $1.00— Attractive lace designs border- ing bits of good quality muslin. Elnen towels, 59c to $1.75—Do- mestic ard imported linens in a number of patterns. (Tae Hecht Co.. fourth floor.) The Hech All sizes. (The Hecht Co., third flovr.) Women's corduroy beS, 53.95 Hreaklasl coats and bath robes of wide-wale corduroy .that will wear forever and look well at all t'mes. Long or small tailered collars: three-quarter sleeves, lored collars; three-quarter or long sleeves. Rose, copen cherry and purple, (The Hecht Co., second floor) Tots’ Beacon bath robes,$1.59 Heavy Beacon blanket cloth —the label is sewed in. Turn- down collars and girdles and put-in pockets. Probably your little one wants a bath robe just like yours for Christmas. Here is an opportunity to buy it and to save. (The Hecht Co., third floor.) 7th at F Each the best instrument of its kind—all at The Hecht Co. 618 F St.—a building for music alone A master sale ] 000 BLOUSES! Scores of them; all brand-new! Seven styles, as sketched, and there are scores of others ’1 All featured at One $ Dollar Biggest thing we’ve done in blouses this season! 1,000 of them—all fresh and new—suggestive for glfis——and many women will want half a dozen for their own use. : Fine materials—voiles, dimiti pongees. Smartly trimmed and Val laces: stitching. also with tucks. frills and hem- nd cotton t. Venice -round. <hort sleeves. 10 50. All to go at S1. “The Hooht Co revond and tailored models—tuck-in and over- *“V™ or square necks—long or Regular and extra sizes. from 36 floo:. Blouse shop » One-day sale women's silk Umbrellas $3.95 We've acarcely enough for a day’s selling, so we will ask you to please limit: buy not more than one —that’s the limit. sifk navy. Colored silk tops. with cases to match. Black, brown, green, purple. White and amber bakelite han- dles, with rings and straps and bottoms to match. Gifty—and worth much more than $3.95. The gifty Brassiere Many styles of brassieres. but the NEMO CIRCLE1 more gently holds the figure above the waist more gr: fully than any other bra we know. Desired flesh shade. Sizes 30 to 30. Women's brassieres are in sizes 34 to 30, of heavier for women's or mi $1 & §1.50 The Hecht Co, second fuor Mothers! sisters! sweethearts! and all who want to know about THINGS TO GIVE A MAN Here is a store crammed full of quality things and, WHISPER—many of them are at special PRICES Men’s blanket BATH ROBES, $4 Those deep-bodied robes that will keep him comfy on chilly mornings. Full taped scams: three pockets: cord girdle to match. Also others. Bath robes, $6 to $22.50. Terry robes, $4.95 to $18. Silk robes, $22.50 to $60. Give him GLOVES Meyers dress gloves. $2.00 to $600 and $250 to $6.00 to $4.30. Fur-lined gloves, 00, ned gloves, cape son auto gloves, H: $10.00. Imported wool MUFFLERS, $1.35 Our ewn importations of brush wool mufflers in solid shades, with contrasting borders and iringe, light weight and warmth. A Silk Mufflers, $2.00 to $25.00- Wool Mufflers, $1.35 to $5.00 Silk Accordion Mufflers, $4.00 Men’s wool SWEATERS, $3.95 Woel and.mixed wool sweaters in solid colors, college combina- tions, Canadian woodsmen col- ors. Coat _and pull-over styles: shawl and “V” neck styles—a maker's samples; many of them made to sell for double. All sizes. t Co. Silk and silk knit TIES, 65¢ Thousands of ties—a maker’s samples and surplus stocks. $1 tics by every standard—with the usual slip bands and bar tack Rich cut silks and long-wearing knit ties in fancies. solid colors and Grenadine Silk Knit Ties. $1.65 Hand Loom Knit Silk Ties. $2 Ribbed wool hose, 65¢ Cashmere hose, full seamless, in medium weight. Ensiched with a smart dropstitch. Rich heather mixtures. Also Imported Wool Clocked Hose, $1.35 and $1.65 Silk clocked silk hose, $1.15 3 pairs, boxed, $3 Full-fashioned silk hose, with contrasting clocks in black, cor- dovan and gray. Mill runs, which means an ir- regularity more technical than real—let him find them if he can. Also INTERWOVEN HOSE —America’s premier product for men. ° Interwoven lisle, 40c. Interwoven silk, 75c to $LS0. Interwoven wool, 60c to $1.60. Interwoven silk and wool, $1.50. Imported wool hose, 95¢ teo Men’s house COATS, $4.95 Double-faced materials in dark oxford. brown, green, gray contrasting collar and dark and cuffs, full cut and well made, in regular and stout sizes. At $4.95. Other coats, $6 to $18. Silk coats, $29 to $35. Full dress VESTS Full dress or make a happy giff tuxedo vests t and here are all kinds from simple pique to sumptuous silks. At $5 to $1250. SILK-STRIPED And woven madras SHIRTS, $1.85 Not ordinary madras. please, but the sturdy woven kind that has substance and style. Colorful stripes: many of them with raised SILK STRIPES—beauties. Made as good shirts should be with neck bands that fit just so and full and free about body and under arms. All sleeve lengths. Sizes 14 to 17. Silk or fiber silk SHIRTS, $5 Pure silk white jerseys and Galey, and Lord's fiber silks (the best fiber silks made). Fiber silks in stripes and figures as de- mure or daring as you please. Sizes 14 to 17. Manhattan shirts Every man knows them for their good fit, fabrics and finish. Headquarters here—complete stocks in cotton and silks. $2.50 to $12. One btg sale of MEN’S CAPS Imported Woolens Tweeds Polaires Novelties $1.00 One-]rieee. and other styles—all with unbreakable vizor. the styles now most in favor. Fresh, new stock— Eight pleasing shades and many combinations. All richly lined. with silk serge; fin- ished with genuine leather sweatband. Great values at $1. All sizes. price for fashions and fabries. rizing <tyles. hut Iv for the stout woman. Not me rely large dresses, but model for each type of stout figure —-short. tall. regular: a model for the woman large in bust. or farge ‘in hips onlv: a model for the woman \\lm is large all over.: Chiefly in silk crepes and crepe de chines, with « sprinkling of other fab- ries. including Poiret twill-. Seme with lace vestees: others with touches of | ing or sell embroidery. More than a <corc of <1y all NEW. Sizes 1215 10 5215, o Silver trimmed soft kid slippers leather u s Lot §5C and soles: comfy and long-weearing An upcommon gift of a commonly uscful For every woman likes a pair of soft houdoir = and if they are different in design. a~ these are. the better. Soft goatskm shown article, ippers. =0 much leather, with silve This is great! The surplus stock of the famous Jack Tar Togs All-wool dresses $2.95 Far below actual wholesale cost! You know the fa- mous Jack Tar Togs— You know what these all-wool serge dresses sell for. Why, many of these dresses were made to sell at two and three times $2.95— and that’s a fact. k. brown. greet reerized poplin cottor with all the braid. Sturdy wool serg white 1 on Jack Tar styles. Ages 0 to lo. Sale! Girls’ Lonsdale Jean MIDDIES 51 You will note that we careful to state that the are made of Lonsdale haps the best of materials for mi Blouse styles. appropriate for school and play service—all from one of the very best makers. cmblems an it fixings have beer - middies Jeans—per- dy ed cof All-white or white with col lars and cufis: frequentiy there are braid and emblem trimmings. Sizes 6 to 22, Cotton serge bloomers, $1 Ideal gifts for a girl in “gvm” class: of heavy cotton in navy blue. Full pleated. elastic or adjustable at knees. Banded waist line—sizes 8 10 16. Special. SI. VThe Hecht Co third flaar ) A real boy’s Winter shoe High-cut storm and buckle styles. These shoes are made of a hardy hide upper. with extra heavy soles to keep the b feet dry in the worst of weather. A regular mounta s shoe, modified for city wear. In tan or brown leathers: 10 to 13' 1to2 21, t0 5 Hi-cut storm shoes....... $4.50 $5.00 $5.50 Low-cut storm shoes......$4.00 $4.50 $5.00 Hi-cut two buckl -$4.00 $4.50 $5.00 Scout shoes .. .$3.00 $3.50 $4.00 Boy scout shoes. ... ..$195 Sizes1too, $2.45 (The Itecht Co., third floor.)