Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1923, Page 11

. Plaid-back sum callar, $25. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. laire; fitch opos- FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1923. The Hecht Co. 7th at F Semi-annual clearance children’s, misses’ “Billiken” shoes ‘ Here is quality at a The price, with a vengeance. “Billiken” is the last word in children’s and misses’ shoes—the very best. B s Made without nail or harsh seam, of selected, seasoned leather, in natu- ral and comfortable lasts. What 87c buys -for your children Union Suits Gauntlet Gloves Imported Golf Hose Ribbed Cotton Hose Small quantities of each, but those who are in time to pur- chase them will save enough to make the errand worth while. Children's ribbed cotton union suits, 87c—Gray or white; incom- plete size range.~ : Boys' gauntlet gloves, 87¢— Warmly lined and most suitable for school wear. Imported wool golf hose, 87c— Brown, gray 'and green heather mixtures; roll tops; sizes'7 to 10. Children’s ribbed cotton hose, Important! 150 big boys’ suits & : ext:é speZial &b 5 Outfitting the boy with slight financial outlay is rather unusual right in the very wearing season of gar- ments featured. Just so with these suits of sturdy wool fabrics for style and service. Cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres, sn brown, gray, olné, ,tan and the mannish heather effects. Norfolk and regulation models, flap pockets and full belted; tailored for neat appearance and satisfactor; wear, Knickers lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 17 yea 125 'junior boys’ Sfl; 5 winter overcoats Another instance 3 pairs, 87c—Black only; slight “irregulars” of 45c grade.. Sizes 6 to 11, S?r'ne mercerized. 'The Hecht Co., rst foor.) of the power of a five-dollar billwhen spent in our Boys’ Section. High shoes or ox- fords. Black or tan. Sizes . Regularly 5t08 $3.50 and $4 8%, 10 111, $4 and $4.50 12 to 2% 0 and $5 25107 5.50 and $6 Rubbers to fit Billiken Shoes, 89c to $1.39. Think of getting a Sealine Coat for $87 :]|Z‘\tsigr:\"merprouf. Sizes 6 to Sealine—as you know—is closely clipped and skillfully dyed (The Hecht Co., third fioor.) rabbit, but science has accomplished the feat of rendering these humble furs richly beautiful. Hardly seems credible that you can get a coat of sealine, paying so little. Various style collars and turn-back cuffs. Also muskrat-coats in sport models. Sealine Coats at $125 40 and 45 inch models. Rich, full-furred pelts of midwinter catch Approved models and rich linings. Now that you understand that they are special purchases without our Hudson Seal Coats, $195 telling you, you will come to The Hecht Co. with great coat expectations, . 36-inch model in handsome Hudsen seal (dyed muskrat). Plain and you will not be disappointed. Kindly note the illustration. -~ SN % Fur Neckpieces, $12.75 Squirrel, opossum and Jap mink, in becoming effects Fur Neckpieces, $16.75 Fox chokers, mole stoles and one-animal chokers, of mink and (The Heeht Co., second floor.) squirrel. “Save for a rainy daf” Girls’ rain capes 81.95 Mannish little coats of long-wearing chinchilla and fancy cheviots in navy, brown and cinna- mon color. Top muff pockets, convertible storm or button-to-neck collar; inverted pleat back; plaid body lining. Sizes 21 to 8 years. The saving will be money in the purchase of one of these capes of red or blue sateen. Jaunty Billie Burke hood at- tached and it is lined with silk. Roomy and neat, guar- Saturday--- - Coat Opportunities $15 %25 335 Women who have waited until now to buy coats have waited wisely and well. Here are coats at prices that in the very nature of storekeep- ing were impossible earlier in the season. Not that the coats are old— they are decidedly and emphatically new—having come into the store during the past few days. Clearance of suits for little laddies, $2%° Serges, tweeds and corduroys in nobby styl Jack Tar, sailor, Oliver Twist and button-ons. collar and cuffs; sailor tie and silk chevron on s 3 to 8 years. Keep it hoi! Keep it cold! J Vacuum bhottle, 79¢ Aluminum case with detachable filler and cup with handle. For Warm Wool sweaters, $2.95 Your ‘School Initial Free! e slip-over style in plain color combinations. Free of charge we will ap a initial in felt. Boys’ sizes 8 to 16 years. Jun motoring or to use at home; such 8 years. a convenience! Pint size. Same style in quart size, $1.49. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) Straightlines, bloused backs, side panels with a touch of fur now and then. There is @ number of sports coats with shawl collars of fitch opossum and raccoon. (The Recht Co., third fioor ) (The Heeht Co., second floor.) Clearance of Wonderful Blouses, 2.95 are rich and beautiful and fashion- able, as our illustration indicates. They are styles of the great exclusive world of the mode, and in many cases there is only one of a kind. Colorful embroidery in silk floss, heavily Not only zippy style, but the comfort feature beaded designs and other hits a man just right! These are the favored camel notes, striking strange color and attractive combinations. A correct sport and fascinating. acket and a rousing value. Men’s brushed wool vests Second Call! $4.95 “*Hanan” Shoes for Men 51145 Half-yearly clearance is the answer. When you say “Hanan” when referring to shoes, you've uttered the last word in correct shoedom. Nor is that at- the glad tidings—they're the amous “Tom Wye” and imported vests! They The materials are su- perior crepe de ‘chine and glorious georgette in overblouses, in mnavy, brown, henna, bisque, flesh and white. There are a few jacquettes in matelasse, in navy, brown and black. Sizes 36 to 44. Gray, brown and heather mixtures in sizes 34 to 44. Reg’lar fellers” think their outfit incomplete with- out brushed wool vests—very well, why not have one or two and save money in buying? ——NOT MANY—SPEED UP FOR YOURS!— This price is equivalent to “cutting to the quick,” so we needn’t say another word. to provident men—except to mention the lasts in this group: Men’s brushed wool s $0.95 Jackets, %9 4 Selling Saturday at $2.95. The reductions are head swimming. The Hecbt Co., seeond fioor.) Panama, Arcade, West End, Navy, Oakland and Baltimore (The Hecht Co., first floor.) (The Peeht Co., Srst floor.) Outfit the Kiddies At Trifling Cost Needed garments for under and outer wear, priced for mother’s savings—offered at one time to render one errand sufficient for purchasing many wearables the little ones need. Pay just half for . silver cloth strap and opera pumps, 5 “On with the dance!” Although there are only sixty-six (66) pairs in this lot of evening slippers, the social season is at its full and you need just such footwear for dancing or to finish your opera and theatre costume. Not all sizes, and they are tarnished a trifle, but nothing to impair and a resourceful woman can easily correct that slight reason for halving the price: (The Hecht Ca.. first Soor.) A special purchase girls’ cloth dresses All Wool Serge Flannel Velvei Jersey Crepe The beauty of this collection of seasonable frocks at unseasonable price is that there are styles for school wear, street and some rather dressy. Pleated and plain skirts, novelty collars, self or ribbon <ashes and any number of colors—solid or combined. Sizes 7 o 14 years. Value is the outstanding feature. 3 (The Hecht Co., third floor.) Infants’ White Coats, $3.95 Fiderdown, cashmere and crepella—soft, warm mate- rials to protect baby from winter weather. ~Belted and Empire style; large cape collar with touches of embroidery—some with smocking. All lined and interlined. Infants’ Silk Bonnets, 39¢ Sonny comes to man’s estate wearing Society Brand Suits Fine silk faille or poplin, in $33.50 g;‘;‘fi;“, i‘in,:,yms:! E;i:}; Not the awkward age at all if the clothes are babylike touches; ribbon right—everyone knows Society Brand Clothes strings; warmly interlined are the thoroughbreds of matters sartorial. and perfectly made in every Single and double-breasted form-fitting models of way. Sizesup to2 years. high-grade fabrics in solid and mixture tones. Sizes s, [ec) . Joor. Children’s Cambric 14 to 20 yea (The Hecht Co., first foor.) Drawers, 25¢ Knicker or regulation style, neatly trimmed with ruf- fle, which, in turn, is fin- ished with embroidery edge. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Flannelette Pajamas and 300 splendid skirts Flamnelette S 4 Gowns have yoke trimmed Girlie, here’s your new winter coat, *10 Mother will observe the un- usual value of these coats, and will understand that nothing short of a backward winter re- tarded their selling, so we make price a minor consideration. From little Missy of 8 years to her big sister of “sweet six- teen” there are several modish models and materials. Taffeta Canton Canton ° Dresses That Bloom in Spring . 815 925 335 Spring and her sweet idea bring a thousand visions of a thousand things, but none of them is sweeter than these! They provoke lazy dreams of the gentle season now creeping up from the tropics; they inspire visions of copper crescent beaches in California and lacey surfs of Florida. i ' The materials are taffeta, canton and satin-back canton. Quaint basques, side drapes, uneven hem line or scallop fnish. Many circular skirt models. New as the crack of day and no older than 1923, every-one a value in excéss of its price.,. Sises _ 16 t0 20 and 36 to 42. f e with feather stitching round neck and ‘long sleeves. Pajamas, one- piece model with drop seat, closed feet, high neck. Neat pink and blue stripes. Sizes 4 to 14. Cotton Knitted Sleepers, 75¢ Knitted by special process, which accomplishes a com- fort and service feature of importance. Outside seams and perfectly smooth in- side. - Band ‘neckline that can be drawn to close the The separate skirt has come into its own! The comeback is stronger than ever! This collection of skirts comprises the most highly favored models and materials despite the low price. Prunella Silk-wool mixtures Kasha cloth Novelty checks 5 Pleated, plain and sports models, tailored to a nicety. Patch and slip pockets and other dis- tinctive- touches that render a skirt correct. Color combinations in stripes and checks and garment and protect from size of waistbands from 25 to 32 (inclusive), cold. Sizes 6 months to 6 (The Hoeht Co.; weoend Soet.) years. % Polaire, Velour, Herrin\gbone. Heather Mixtures. Bless your heart, some have fur collars—others self collars; - slash or patch pockets; sport and dressy models; raglan and set-in sleeves. - -(The Hecht Co., secoad 80or.) (The Heeht On., third Soor) e