Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1922, Page 76

12 SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, ’ D. ¢., DECEMBE In spirit, stocks and service we are all united to speed thru your Christmas shopping— The Hecht Co. In by express---expressly for gift buyers SEALINE COATS "8¢ One style sketched These coats are just in from New York, where they were bought the other day at a sensationial concession. They go on to you in the very nick of time for- Christmas at a sure-enough saving. What are they like? Well, the sketch is indi- cative. The deep, luxurious bell sleeves, the immense luxurious collars, the impressive yet in- conspicuous sumptuousness of it all—fairly irre- sistible! The fur is Sealine (dyed rabbit), in selected pieces—picked skins of richness—40 inches long. turnback cuffs. Among other models are bell and We count ourselves particularly fortunate to be in a position to offer such an exceptional opportunity in fur ceats within a week of Christmas. Plenty of kids’ play clothes No doubt it is a relief to mothers to know that some- where in Washington there is a large selection of these out- fits for the children, and that the price is unusually low. Wild ane vboy and girl outlits, . gun and holster. Indian chief outfits, full © warpath regalia, long feathered hat and all. Durable khaki blouse and trousers. Sizes 4 to 14. $1.95. Boys’ Indian outfits, $1.09 Complete outfit, including du- rable khaki color coat and trou- sers, with gay colored trimming, fringe and lace. Sizes 4 to 14. To the hundreds of women "who are asking for more “Ma-Ma” Dolls “Ma-ma” Doll, $1 18-inch size. Bisque face and hands. This is to say that 2,400 have just come in The same good dolls that have set the town a-stir—bisque and plush-face dolls, as sketched; all of them say “ma-ma”—all on sale while quantities last at 51, $].95 l{g $5 (The Hecht Co., third floor.) Sale women’s Beacon Bathrobes, $2.95 You know Beacon quality; hence you will appreciate the price. The thick felted, fast color Beacon robe that gives warmth without weight. Dozens of atiractive pat- terns for one's own usc or Christmas giving. Satin or braid bound; all with pockets and girdle cord. The Victrola comes to. The Hecht Co. Being the newest Victor dealer in W ashington it is. natural that we show Most complete stocks of [VICTROLAS and Victor Records "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" It is a fact that we have almost every popu- ~ lar type of Victrola here—the newest models direct from the factory. 3 It is a fact that excepting a few numbers (a scant score), which are tem- porarily out of stock We have every record listed . in the- VICTOR catalog We guarantee all Victrola prices With our guarantee to refund any difference in price should there be a reduction: within the next year. All'Victrolas guaranteed indefinitely - We guarantee to keep the Victrola in perfect condition for always, which guarantee includes replacement of springs or any other parts. Get your Victrola now We understand there may be a shortage later (scarcely here, because our stock is so new and complete), but if there is a shortage with other dea also. Victrolas delivered at once - No first payment required Gt Simply buy a few records, which you need anyway, and lers, we may be affected we will deliver your phonograph selection at once. Agtual payments can begin next year. A Building for Music Alone, 618 F St. Better than rubbers for a slushy day! Radio Boots fit over the shoe— on or off in a flash This season’s_ well dressed women and children will slip into light, flexible RADIO RUB- BER BOOTS (as shown), for walking, motoring or evening wear. (] Without buckles or snaps, they combine comfort and utility with snug-fitting appearance. On and off, over the shoe, with the ease of a low rubber, RA-+ DIOS keep the legs, ankles and feet warm and dry. $395. Also women’s 4-buckle Arc- tics (called galoshes). $3.95. Excepting a few styles our entire stock of HANAN re:i:ed . 25% Every shoe bears its original price; make your own deduc- tions—pay a straight fourth less. The woman with a long, narrow foot —will be especially pleased with certain Hanan lasts that fit snug as kid gloves with the comfort of a mitten. “Ma-ma” Doll, $1.95 26 - inch bisque face. size. Plush or This -cowhide kit bag $9 .95 Lowest price we've known on a bag of this quality. L I Note the bag closely. The approved English model; com- pact, with spacious carrying space. 18 and 20 inch sizes; straps all around; leather lining: double grip handle; brass trimming; heavy reinforced corners; patented hinged flat clasp and strong lock. Tan and black and cordovan. Sale! Neverbreak Luxury wardrobe trunks, $37-5° With written guarantee for five years This Neverbreak ward- robe (sketched) has five drawers on one side, the bottom one convertible into hat box, the top drawer (with lock) sub- divided for one’s small necessities. Fitted with dustproof\door —that locks and covers the wardrobe at left. Equipped with sliding - trolley with twelve hangers for suits or dresses. [ Made of three-ply veneer, with metal bands and vulcanized cover- ing.on every edge. Strongly reinforced with brass hardware and fitted with an extra strong brass lock. This trunk, 42 inches deep and 36 inches wide, is suitable for man or woman. Sale price is $37.50. Fitted week end cases, $8.45 Made of the durable Dupont fabrikoid, in black only, double lock, 20-inch size, with attractive floral design; 11 fittings. Solid leather handles. S Gift hat boxes, $7.95 Serviceab' fiber covered with black enamel, reiniorced corners, hea- % \whide, with double straps, brass lock, attrac- tive cloth lini.#,, double hat form, two inside pockets. The 7th-at F R 17, 1922—PART 3. N Better than a Christmas gift TELL HIM about this sale of the nation’s capital. pick. That’s the story behind this sale of now being sold at 25 35 Sale started only Friday, so stocks are still full and complete, with plenty of every good kind of suit and coat our makers pro- duced this season. $25; BRAN $45. . 1,200 pairs men’s cashmere first quality seamless dress ‘WOOL SOCKS at an unheard-of low pricc 39¢ Wool dress hose; any number of men are wear- ing them with low shoes. TFull scamless hose. Same good hose as we and other stores usually sell at 55c¢ to 69c. All in the rich heather mixtures, beauties, with a neat drop- stitch. Brown, oxford, gray and dark green shades. The Hecht Co. and SBociety Brand Suits and Overcoats Business, like kisses, goes by favor. We help our makers 1o a wide distribution of their products; give them the broader prestige that comes from selling clothes to people from all over America who visit Then when it comes time for our makers to wind up their season, and to close out their surplus stocks, we get the first 3,000 suits and overcoats 45 made to sell at $35 to $65 Super-silk SHIRTS $4.95 ‘Blouses, %2 echt (The Hecht Co., firet fiuo ) Shirts of such outstand- ing quality and materials and making that we can tell this tale briefly and boldly, that values can't be matched. Here's the tale: Men’'s Sweaters x $3.95 All wool or wool mixtures— many made to sell for doublc sure such White Jersey silks Fancy Jersey silks Crepe de chine silks Striped broadcloths Shaker Knit and Jumbo Knit Sweaters—the two favorite weaves in pull-over and coat styles. Solid colors, college combinations; fancy woodsmen color schemes— close to 500 sweaters, representing a bit of everything a maker had left when he cleared his: shelves in our Yavor. Sizes 34 to 46. All pure silk; all sizes; all sleeve lengths. BOYS Here’s a sale at _ 5S¢ The magic seven and the mystic three—old-time symbols for something unusual. These three values are un- usual at $7, as every one can see. Girls’ wool middy i Boys® two-kpickers suits, $7 Heavy, manly tweeds, sturdy cheviots and cassi- meres; also a few corduroys. Very wonderful suits,” and they are certainly extraordinary values. Pleated or plain flat pockets, yoke and inverted pleated back, 17medli7n alpaca or twill. Both knickers full lined. Sizes to 17, Flannel middy blouses in regulation style, with linen braid on collar and cuffs and emblem on sleeve. Yoke front, side pocket. One Boys’ m : ackinaws, $7 sketched. 4 > § Wool Overblouses with silk 4 No matter how rough on clothes he may be, these braid edging around collar, mackinaws will stand the service. They arc also pro- tective and full of warmth—ideal for cold weather. They are sized correctly, cut full' and roomy, allowing: ample freedom of movement, and the material of which they are made is of heavy, wear-well mackinaw cheviot. Attractive plaids—plain colors, blue, olive and brown. Double-breasted models; all seams reinforced and taped. Sizes 7 to 17. pockets and sleeves, self belt, patch pockets, long sleeves. One sketched. Red and navy blue; sizes 6 to 20. (The Hecht Co., third floor). Co. Junior boys’ overcoats, $7 Made of heavy and curly chinchilla and cheviots, double breasted, buttoning to the neck. Also convert- ible collar models, in heather mixtures, in brown, gray and navy. "Belted all around and lined with flannel and plaid body lined. Sizes 2 to 8.