Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 11

: S THE EVENING ' STAR, ‘WA'SHINGTO.N D. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922. No shortage here of wanted VICTROLAS Style 210 £100 As the latest agency for " Victrolas, we have all the newest instruments, and still have many of the most popular models— Sketched at $100 —is the newest Victor Con- sole. Mahogany finish or English brown. Uprights, $100 up as they were varieties are intact and ‘All of us are united to speed thru ing’ bought Saturday will es. and business we have ever known—Tie Hecht Co. - CHRISTMAS NEWS FOR THE 11th HOUR SHOPPER ‘While stocks are not as satisfactory selection is your last-minute 6. and “everything surely be delivered in time for'Christmas. Sale of GOOD Traveling BAG), %9 “GOOD” means cow- « Velvet with lace, $4.65 * Lovely new Blouses FOR MEN Cold-weather . gift bulletins We’ve dished them up below for quick reading and immediate decision. Every item is of reliable character—practical for giving. Men’s superior underwear, $1.50 to $8.00 Cotton, cotton mix- tures, wools, silk and wool, warm under- wear that is not sim- Ea le_a, $100 up hide; the genuine cow- ply made but tai- ; : hide that will last a life- Sale a YA-5° lored to fit; full taped |+ Christmas Music on Fich Kit for STpripos | .\ dlsikas B fo time. “Good” means i St L : turdy workmanshi ¢ : corners; brass trim- —Another’s show pieces mings and catches; —Our own stocks strong, secure lock. 7 S(yl% sketched is an 18- © All grouped at $465, inch cordovan. Also— though originally made to : sell for much more. Men’s driving gloves |* $2.50 to $8.50 i From a wool -lined cape skin to a lur- lined lamb's Victor records: ] gl i Here are all the old favorites; check them | S ift th i g F URS ° everygl lucky recipgient for your holiday, music; two to each record.’ What kind of furs for her Christmas? mocha or a ; Adeste: Fideles. - wool-lined E % Noel. Christians, Awake." Silent Night. $ First Nowell. : 3 Yule-Tide. Doubléstrap bags = B J Hark, the Herald Angels. * | Nazareth. Let us start with these illustrated: 0 95" ol slyles s beaded crept Csis e |, 3 Joy to the World. i gettes, hand-embroidered and N ; Holy Night. Messiah. Oh, Little Town. 618 F St.—a building for music alone—open to 9 P.M. braided silks. Ty -backs, overbiouse, hip blouses, regulation styies. Long or short sleeves. Black and col- ors in sizes 36 to 44. Stout sizes, 46 to 52, chiefly in white, fiesh and bisque. (The Hecht Co., second fioor.) $13.95—Fitch, Jap mink, blue squirrel, Australian and skunk dyed opossum. $18.75—Blue squirrel ring-tail sable mink—Mole and Australian opossum-cravath. $28—Chokers—Kit fox scarfs. Black lynx chokers. Double ring-tail. $38—Double fitch chokers, fine double mink, fine fox scarf, stone marten. Men’s wool hose, 95¢ |* Tmported, light, me- dium and heavy weights; drop-stitch effect, in _heather mixtures and blacks; full seamless hose of our own importation. Men’s clocked wool hose, $1.50 Imported heather mixtures and colors, in an assortment of The approved English model; compact, with spa- cious carrying space. 18 and 20 inch sizes; straps all around; leather lining; double grip handle: brass trimming. Tan and black and cordovan. Fiued. cases, sio Made of the durable Du- pont fabrikoid, in: black only, double iock, ‘20-inch size; 11 fittings, such as comb, brush, mirrog, mani- cure “and toilet articles. Solid leather handles. Rose cretonne -flowered lining. (The Hecht Co., frst. goor.) Have we aimed too high or too low? . Then start.at $13.95 and climb to $110 Or will you give her a coat? $87 buys a 40-inch sealine coat; $125 a musk- rat, marmot or Hudson seal, and so on up to a squirrel coat at $575. N (The Hecht Co. fur shop, second floor.) Give HER Slippers! These values lead the town! Boys’ wool sweaters?2.% . Solid colors and combinations, with free initials. Ages 4 to 16. (Third floor.) Sale! Men’s slippers, °1 neat hand clocks. = Various weights. Ideal hose for dress and sports wear. Every woman likes SILK hose PHOENIX 519 And other good kinds Men’s wool mufflers Kiddies wool . $1.35 10 $5.00 Sets $5 aré here—some “special’ e meo,:’:\d' :,:%_ » You know Phocnix silk hose. It is sterling. There are Of felt; padded soles; gray ;:g:'r‘n,s i g;ws' o _Link-and-link woul sets. con- Phoenix silk hose herc, not to mention some delightful and - and plain brown. Special el order ettt "e"g'é:‘nl 0'\'3 ;‘Olr“?;‘_“c 5;’;‘: exquisite chiffon silk hose, also wool hose, of both foreign and 3 at $1.00. light and warm. 6 months to 3 vears. domestic manufacture. ’ Four-picce sets of brushed The Phoenix ‘silks are full- The wool and silk and wool - hose are in black, brown, taupe, camel, gray and plum. They are ribbed and clocked. fashioned, with mercerized tops, in black Russian calf, Havana, gun metal and a few other colors. The silk chiffons are full-fashioned, with mercerized tops. Black, gun metal and bronze. (The Hecht Co., first fioor.) angora wool. as_cketched, for tots of 2 to 5 arc $6.95. Wool sweaters, $2.59 Felt slihpers 79¢ Kiddies’ play outfit, $1.95 Ascliler’s, perhaps the finest. of that kind, copen and cardinal; JULIETS sizes 2 to 6. i " L4 B':;mlch;: Cog::'a}: * LT el Men's sli $295— i Infants leggins, $2 Boys WInter Sho es Made of superior qual- Put up in boxes for Christ- Mcfl?;l :or;eo's,,pt:nr 2id; elas- Infants’ link-and-link leggins, 2 5 mas giving. The sets include tic on sides. ity felt, soft, serviceable 51.15 e vith or without feet. Full- = o S : Mabioncd Feavy quality. | Price - s . Thes: shoes are made of a hardy padded soles, delightfully ; hz;, ‘l‘na‘ndana, lasso, pistol, belt . : s ey ol ditatasiy hide upper with extra heavy soles to trimmed in ribbons and ‘.“3 givosen olr':m;ty andtholsters j « keep the boy's feet dry in the worst finished with pompons. paE Ppets waen for P lay suits ® 3 ry = 7 15¢c more you can achieve “Towb 4 Wild W & kind of weather. A regular moun- Absolutely first quality an unusual gift? oy i,gy“’g‘ 95 1 est out- Oliihes: eoriiook W ’ taineer’s shoe,anodified for city wear. throughout. A variety of Fine quality felt uppers; “Hroncho girl outfit, $196. ing warm _blanket |¥ omen s o tantor brownllamere: o oA e s flexible turned leather soles Indian chief outfit, $195, $245, robes that sold like f& ’ . DERS and low leather heels. Some o - wildfire at a $4 bill. | kercluefs oxford, purple, copen, have fufr u_)g);. othefdl have gqu:wnglll'l zl:‘t“fi_t[ n’s’x’&o. o o - % oii “’,‘:‘ ;‘:&Iewgl ';n;g; o izes—10 to 13 1to2 2 S gree rose tops of ribbon. are ase Dbal its, 3 en’s s ers, 95— wit - X ’ box d ’1 A Hi-cut storm shoes, 5 3;/’ s::o %s:?nlh “dn. :::fi:l::’ ‘;lg“m_. nelally trlilmmed. Assorted e Tan kid of cxge‘;,)tional quality ®(Mue Hrict Sos . Enes e S it eda, k% Loweut sicis shocs, a: d e ©F 1 The meent Co. tuird foor) and very serviceable. * Linen, itadeira and swiss, © Scout_Shoes, : $3.90 * neatly -embroideréd; boxed. Boy Scout shoes, $1.95 : P 3 for S1. ' . - From The.Shelton Looms e Colored - linen. handker- : ° " chiefs.embroidered corners; $ w * 5 Kerami Coats, %695 : , b4 Swiss handkerchiefs, y Women's sl s 3 R A5 0 POl A G Sale of felt 2\ e The Hylo, ean bé worn high That there is nothing in a name may be true. However, - SOt o, N ered with silver tinsel and or low; padded soles; it always struck us as a lazy, convenient philosophy. At any | oV omen'sncat swiss hand- sll,ppers RUBBER BOOTS pompon. - Soft, fexible many colors;: : rate, women who know “Shelton Loom? fur fabrics do not s. embroidered cor- r. (T06 Becht Co., first -Bogf.): A L 3 ners. 8 for $1—boxcd. Bright rubber boots, sizes 5 to 3 SeE T e subscribe to it. Once experience the nhee'r joy of these rich _ 79(; 10, 5239 11 10 2, 8240, fabrics and the nondescripts may go hang! : Dull short boots, wool lined, Like a Kerami is the latest from the Shelton Looms. caracul fur—not to be distinguished at ten paces. One model is illustrated, 45 inches long; silk-lined throughout. COATS make such good last-minute gifts __that we wish to call your attention to three big lots grouped at— 536 5950 $69.50 d fur fabric coats in each group—the two higher priced lots inc]fl:di’:i:msl (finest coats at the price known, positively), with ; For infants and children up to 11 years. Everetts, slippers, boot- ees and cavaliers; the latter sketched. Various colors and combinations. sizes 11 to 2, $2895'3 10 6, $349. All 77!- AIIB : v ings to oys $E memeacco, omem - Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws Sale! $6.85 Boys’ two-knickers- Children always noed Good stockings Nothing better than PHOENIX Phoenix mercerized lisle hose, black, brown, polo, beige, made with _double knees, 55¢. : Phoenix three-quarter-length sport hose, also three-quarter-length wool-mixed hose, fancy roll t ,,Lm. e AR Ry P Sale! Women’s imported kid and lambskin’ Phoenix silk socks, 75¢ o l $ 1 .65 NOTASEME hose, 50c S E nearly all the coats handsomely fur trimmed e e g Oves ) A heavy ribbed hose of national reputation. Guaranteed to give L _Sizes 7 to 17 years. Tweeds, 4as- - . simeres and cheviots of sturdy qual- % satisfaction. Black and brown, 56c. Other grades, 35c to 60c. riced far below the presen ree-quarter-length wool golf hose with fancy roll top. Gray, Norfolks eats or plain belt- glrket. L brown and green heather mixtures. % £ -~ ed models; flat ppockpu. ‘ell made, HflS She a Wflml . 1 3 $156—full-fashioned, thtee-q]uarter-length wool hose. Black or camel carefully .finished. = Both knickers 4 Soft, pliant skins that fit shades, with fancy roll tops. (The Hecht Co., thind fioee.) full lined. i e smooth and free. Plaln styles ‘ Wlnter Coa e for the conservative; also fancy embroidered backs, 2-clasp style. ‘ 2 The feminine gift Philippine gowns and enyelo’pe chemise Boys’ overcoats, $6.85 Most appropriate of Christmas gifts—double-breasted ulster gtyles; with or without belts.- Of cheviots, in brown and olive mixtures. Some are half lined, others are full lined, in plaid and Venetian satin yokes. Sizes 9 to 17 years. Boys’ mackinaws, $6.85 They are ideal for this time of the year; heavy, full of warmth, short and swagger, allowing plenty of leg room for the If not, gladden her heart Christmas morn with c;l: u:hf thes;. Newcomers, specially t, anc therefore specially priced at— $10.75 Girls' Raincapes, $1.95. Absolutely waterproof. Red, ¢~ tan or navy rubberized sateen, with Billie Burke hoods attached. Black, white, gray, tan, brown and pastel shades. Christmas-boxed if desired. 52,95 83,95 most active of youngsters. Made of mackinaw cheviots, in Lined with plaid silk. Cut full « quiet or gady plaids; deep patch pockets, top muff pockets; all and roomy. Packed in Christmas .. The. qiialities: dre: cxqtiisiet seams taped and bound, Sizes 7 to 17. et Patch or slash pockets, full belted, boxes. Sizes 6 to 14. : e SN Junior boys’ $6.85 - with leather buckles. Tan or gray 5 soft, supple nainsooks, embroid- .. Junior boys’ overcoats, mixtures, brown, reindeer and Sor- Tots’ Beacon Woolly, furry- chinchillas and sh: cheviots, in navy, brown and heather mixtures. Mannish double-breasted styles, with convertible collar, vestee and button-to-neck models. Top muff and lower pockets, all-around belts, full-lined in plaids. Sizes 2% to 8 years. E o . < - Gift List for Boys Boys® sweaters in college styles—all colors, $5.95. - Leather Belts, fancy buckles, 68c. Eale Rainy-day outfits, consisting of coat and hat. - §(.’l. A Pajamas of domet flannel, two pleces, $145. 3- Flannelette sleeping garments, 2 to 10 years. 75c. 4 Knitted wool haté, 49, $118. . Bath robes of heavy blankets. $295 and $495. L ins, knee length, tan chinchilla. 95c. s brown. bathrobes, $1-59 Made of deep-bodied rob;raln v floral or Indian patterns. rd gitdle; ‘patch” pockets. Beacon label‘in each robe. Sizes 2 to 6. ¥* - criei Eecht Co., third floer.) - rento, _Polaires, mixtures, herring- bone.” There ate fur collars and nge ends. ered ever so wonderfully by the Philippine women by hand. We 1B saved in buying them—so shall . you if you are prompt. o Scalloped &t neck and sleeves— an assortment. Gowns in sizes 15, 16 and 17. Chemise in sizes 36 to 44. . ‘-Why not give\ Jersey petticoats, $2:7° Of excellent jersey, assorted styles and a number of color combinations. smu»a& 3 long throw scarfs.with fri Sizes 10 to 16. v : . {Ths Heebt; Co, . fhird: foor.)” umbrellas, 49 Theso he had in a wide ofmb‘yakefiu g hnqflr-dla with etrap or ring. Heavy silk tops; tips topmnch bandles. Black, brown, green, garnet, Men’s sturdy silk umbrellas, $5 Sturrfy silk from cover to case .—fancy wood handles—~Prince of Wales or straight styles. (mo Hcchf Co., frgt Ogor.) Heekt Co., seeond foor)