Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1923, Page 29

Swept into the Cleaq Sweep Half-yearly clearance of men’s on! - The Clean Sweep sweeps Girls’ winter coats right at wearing time 10 Some have fur collars, too! Others self collars, so take your choice and pay far less than their worth. Polaire and velour, in reindeer and blue tones; fully lined for warmth and cor- rectly fashioned for style. Sizes 10 to 16 years. Girls® kiltie skirts, $2.39— . __Girls’ wool flannel dresses, Velour in plaids and checks, $395—Slip - over and with that irresistible charm straightline models. Some of the Highlands in their have self bodies, others in make-up. Buckle adds to tasteful combination effects. the Scottish effect; full Sizes 7 to 14 years. pleated in youthful effect; Girls’' serge dressés, $2— sizes 8 and 10 years. Serviceable and mightily Tiny girlies’ panty frocks, good looking. This group 69c—What could be more represents a manufacturer’s practical and pretty than samples which are most these darling little frocks appropriate in_the clean of serviceable giuz.;ham, in sweep. Sizes 6, 8 and 10 plaids and checks? Sizes years. Navy blue for the 2, 3 and 4 most part. (The Hecht Co., third Soor.) Women’s full-fashioned Silk hosiery, sl Perhaps the most sensational hosiery event for many a moon. Because an overscrupulous manufacturer decides that slightly uneven weave or similar trifles keep these stockings from being perfect, he relegates them to second ranking, allow- ing us to offer them at $1. Lot includes pure thread silk with mercerized tops and silk-and-wool. - The silk-and-wool stockings have seamed back, rendering them shapely. women'’s hosier’y, 59¢ Silk and silk-and-wool with seamed back. The mercerized tops in black are slight seconds. Wool mixtures are heavy ribbed in color—perfect. Women's lisle hose, 39¢ Highly mercerized, black and brown. These excellent stockings are slight “irregulars” of 60c grades. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) Clean Sweep of Women’s gloves, 1 Kid, lambskin and doeskin in broken size range— some slightly soiled but can be cleaned. Black, white, natural, brown and gray. Women’s fabric gloves, 59¢ Double ' silk also fabric gloves that formerly sold at 79¢ to $1.25. Black, gray, white and natural; broken . size range. [ (The Hecht Co.; first Soor.) Women’s gloves $1.95 Kid, suede, lambskin and “moehay -n- - l-clasp _and strap-wrist, in black, brown, gray tan Broken lots. of $2.50 to $3.95 grades. [ Junior boys’ overcoats Wool chinchilla and cheviots, in blue, gray, brown and heather effects. Double-breasted, ulster and more dressy styles. Convertible storm or button-to-neck collars. Inverted pleat and all-around belt; sizes 215 1o 7 years. Boys’ College Style Sweaters, $2.65—Slip-over style, in solid colors and school combinations—gray, brown and navy. Wide shawl collar; sizes 8 to 16 years. Boys® Knitted “Ace” Hats, 79c—Warm, nifty and such a regular boy hat that mother will not omit this item from her Clean Sweep shopping list. Plain and combination colors. Big Boys’ Suits, $4.85—Norfolk model, with pleats and flap ockets ; all-wool and part-wool cheviot and cassimeres; mix- gures, plain gray and tan; fully lined knickers. Sizes 8 to 11 ~14 to 16. (Tbe Hecht Co.,. third floor.) Women’s low shoes, $4-% Low shoes are the vogue! This group with its clean-sweep price not only includes cur- rent styles at their best, but some are. advance modes which will be worn in spring. Colonials, strap pumpe and street ox- fords in a variety of styles. Satin, patent leather and brown calf, fashioned for everyday and more dressy wear. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) Clean Sweep Lingerie blouses 95¢ .. While the leaders are sheer dim- ity in that dainty effect that de- fies ravages of any laundry to dull its beauty. There are some pongettes among them. Strictly tailored or touched up with friils, filet lace and many a winsome finish. Peter Pan collars or V-line neck. Sizes 36 to 4. Beautiful silk blouses, $2.95 Tailor=d styles that just set off that suit or skirt you selected to wear with_your blouse purchased from our Clean-Sweep sale! Geor- gette, crepe de chine, matelasse and a few novelties. The mate- i lasse blouses are in the favored Dimity-Filet edge jacquette model. Sizes 36 to 42. Lingerie blouses, 69¢ Voile, batiste and ér?ndh'. Lace-trimmed and plain ? g‘eylué frills, hemstitching in dainty effects. White col- ors. ¢ lzes 36 to 42, 2 i (The m‘m. second foor.) Women’s & misses’ dresses in the Clean Sweep Sale $9.95 A style for every day, every occasion, and a price - making it easy to have many! ; Season’s'best models, showing the trend of fashion as expressed by best producers. Basques are in evi- dence, pamels swing gracefully; coat dresses are most practical; novelties and conservative modes in variety. Velveteen Crepe de chine Tricosham Tricotine Satin crepe Combinations Dresses at $6.95 Dresses at $13.75 , Jersey, tricotine and silk Cloth and silk in as in many a style for youth many styles as you'd ex- Matelasse top and velvet and maturity, pect when lots are new. skirt in charming combina- tion. (The Hecht Co., second foor.) In the Clean Sweep—save 25% to 50% on Fine fur coats An investment which, if ignored, will mean a distinct loss to any woman who realizes the economy of buying good furs, especially at revised prices such as these. Still about three months of wearipg time, and think of the saving next scason! $100 sealine (dyed rabbit) coat, $30. $395 Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) coat, skunk $145 sealine (dyed rabbit) coat, $98.75. collar and cuffs, $197.50. $149.50 Manitoba seal coat, $112.50. $595 squirrel coat, handsome pelts, $357. $225 sealine coat with skunk cuffs and collar, Fur neckpieces—reduced 20% to 50%. $187.50. (The Hecht Co,, second foor.) Women’s and misses’ Winter coats 2¢ 337 47 If there’s luck in “seven” you may as well enjoy the full benefit. Three groups of present style winter coats at Clean-Sweep prices which any value-wise person will recognize as far below their actual worth. At $27 At $37 Dress, sport and practical styles Cloth and pile fabrics in dress of bolivia, normandy and chinchilla. and sport styles. Most of these Some have fur collars of fitch opos- are fur-trimmed—the sport coat has sum. Also some extra size plush raccoon collar. Sizes for women coats, and misses. At $47 ° Richly beautiful coats of: bolivia, lustrola, superba, normandie and plush. Blouse, straightline, wrappy and cape models. Collars and cuffs of choice furs or self materials. 2 * b . Women’s and misses’ suits at half price Our entire stock of winter suits im the CleanSweep sale at just half price. Nothing reserved—most of them have feor cuffs and collars or are fur in some manner. . (The. Hechit Co., second fioor.) Children’s play " shoes, $1.69 Children of 2 to 11 years—boys and girls—should be provided with several pairs of these sturdy shoes in black, brown and a variety of combination effects. Button and lace styles, in sizes 5 to 2. Called by courtesy “play ‘shoes,” but they are really strong enough for school wear. Victor records —special release The newest of the new! Irresistible dance numbers by famous orchestras. Leading off with the new hit by v Paul Whiteman and his orchestra 18985 When Hearts Are Young Journey’s End Lost, a Wonderful Girl ‘893"3 Witcre Bamboo Babies Grow My Buddy 189953 When Winter Comes Thru the Night Waltz 18996 R M \Walts 357198 Faust—Ballet Music Cleopatra and the Golden Cup (The Hecbt Musle Btore, 618 ¥ 8t.) Women’s bloomers Boys® high shoes, $2.89' Excellent quality—in fact, they are regular $5 value. Goodyear welt, English style; sizes 4%, 5 and 534. (The Hecht Co., third foor.) 95¢ Mercerized cotton in green, dune, silver, gray and orchid. Shirred bottom. This is a chance to get several pairs to tide over a long season’s wear —paying very little. Women’s muslin gowns, 79¢ You'll be amazed at the excep- tional value regresented, for tgc good quality of the muslin, supe- rior sewing, good lace and em- broidery nseg in _trimming—all warrant a higher pricing, even for ;7:12:11 sweep sale. Sizes 16 and Women’s Undermuslins 50¢ Gowns, envelope chemise, bloom- ers, step-ins, corset covers, draw- ers and petticoats. - Bear in mind you are privileged to choose any one_ of these essential garments at “50c each. Well made, neatly trimmed in flesh tint and white. Gowns in sizes 16 and 17 Chemise and corset covers,. sizes 36 to 44. Bloomers, sizes 25, 27 and 29. " (The Hecht Co., second fioor.) Curtains, 85¢ pr. Scrim and block scrim, edged with lace, hemstitch- ing and embroidery; white and cream fint; 214 yards long. Curtain materials Odds and ends of the season’s stocks, some of which will be. discontinued; others are small lengths, but all large enough for use. Curtain scrim, 7%c yard—Tapc and bordered edge; white and ecru. Curtain marquisette, 12%c 'y&rd—l’lain and :dlored border ecffects. Filet net, 25c yard—Dainty mesh and pattern for various styles of curtains. S0-inch poplin, 50c yard—Rich old color, highly mercerized. ne piece only. . 36 and 50 inch madras, 59c yard—Several pieces, most of them in dark’colors. S0-inch rep, 75c yard—Plain and Shantung effects, in rose, blue and green. Only 77 yards in all. v Window shades, 40c each— Water-color shades mounted on ~ good rollers; complete with fix- t‘ures for hanging; slightly imper- ect. Velour portieres, $1450 pair— Highly mercerized in_all the suitable colors, although the lot is limited; 36 inches wide; over- " lotked edges. Tapestry damask remnants, $1 cach—Black-and-gold, mulberry- and-gold and tam; pieces of prac- tical size for many uses. (The Hecht Co., fourth Soor.) Women’s glove silk vests P Flesh and peach tints. Ribbon-run bodice top. = Sizes 36 to . 42. There’s a daintiness about glove silk underwear that’s irre- sistible, especially when Clean Sweep makes the price so low. 5,000 laundry bags, 29¢ Made for the U. S. Government, of heavy denim, to with- + stand hard size 2x3 feet. usage. Heavy draw cord through brass eyelets; . .. In addition to the service features of this practical bag, the value is such that we advise buying as many as you'll need for - some time to come, Huek hand towels, (The Hecht Co., fourth fioor. 10c Stamped with Medical Dept, U. S. A, which will’soon dis- appear after laundering, and that's at this nbnurd.lr.lo.w price.. Full 1 ue that should prompt ‘ mwdrl vl - we are able to offer them inch size, ‘of serviceable punc in tomorrow’s Co., fourth (The Hecht Co., first floor.) ‘Society Brand and The Hecht Co. Suits and Overcoats The inost, convincing values available in this class of merchandise! Clothing that has converted many a man from custom-made because the work is journeyman t.ailorlng' throughout. Best imported and domestic woolens, top- notch trimmings and that indefinable some- thing that renders a man’s attire strictly correct. $35 and $40 suits and overcoats, $29.50 $43 and $45 suits and overcoats, $33.50 $48 and $50 suits and overcoats, $39.50 $55 and $58 suits and overcoats, $43.50 $60 and $65 suits and overcoats, $53.50 $75 and $85 overcoats only, + Men’s brushed wool jackets, $9.95 Camel color—very practi- cal, don't you think? Then there are pleasing mixtures, such as men like immensely for sport wear. Their warmth has an appeal and as for value—you be the judge. Sizes 36 to 42. (The Hecht Co., first oor.) Men’s imported caps, $1 Small lot, most of them in light colors, regular $2 caps, and because the lot is $mall and some sizes lack- ing, we Clean-Sweep them out at $1. (The Hecht Co., first ficor.) Children’s wool-mixed vests and pants, 79c Renowned “Forest Mills” make that formerly sold at $1 to $1.75. Vests in sizes 10 to 16. Pants sizes 4 to 12. (The Hechbt Co., Orst. Soor.) Women’s low shoes, $1.95 Pumps and oxfords—fa- vored styles of low foot- wear in such rich materials as black satin, patent leather and black kid pumps. Ox- fords in tan and black as befits this class of shoe. Some of the latter are comn- bined with gray. Not every size in each style, but ~collectively all styles are represented. (The Hecht Co., frst Goor.) Women’s union suits, 89¢ The nationally known “Forest Mills;,” “Richelieu” and other equally dependa- ble brands. eavy, medium and light weights in ribbed cotton; sizes gfi to 42. $LIS to $2 grades. Women’s union suits, $1.95 “Forest Mills,” “Carter” and “Richelieu” wool-mixed suits; some mercerized and wool; broken size range. Regularly $250 to $3.50. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) $63.50 (Tbe Hecht Co., first fioor.) q The sensational sale of Manhattan shirts and pajamas joins the Clean-sweep “Carry on” is the idea of this rousing sale, which set all Washington talking about the 30% saving on shirts and pajamas whose name is as “familiar as household words.” Regular Prices, $2.50 to $10.00 Sale Prices, 81.7'5 to $6.95 Men’s madras shirts, $1.85 Woven-in+not printed stripes! That’s what makes them abso- lutely fast color and to show you what WE think of them, we will give a new shirt for any one that fades or fails to qualify in any way; (Tbe Hecht Co., first foor.) Pure silk shirts Fiber silk shirts 84,45 Heretofore sold at $5, $6 and $7, but owing to Clean Sweep, your savings are anywhere from 55¢ to $2.55— what do you think of that? Crepe de chine, broadcloth, Jersey and heavy fiber silk.” Sizes 14 to 16)5. Neat stripes and white Jersey. . Silk ties, 55c each; 3 for $1—Croken lines, samples and odd lots assembled as a super-special in the Clean Sweep. Solid colors, dots, conventional designs, florals and stripes. Regular made with slip-easy band. Reg- ular $1 value. Imported wool mufflers, $1.45—Light weight, but snug and warm. Solid colors, with borders in attrac- tive color contrast. Mercerized lisle socks, 8 pairs, $1—Cordovan, white, gray and other shoe colors. Full seamless, double sole, heel and toe, in sizes 10 and 10%. Slight “irregulars” of a high-grade hosiery number. (The Hecbt Co., first fioor.) Men’s high shoes '54 35 So much better than this price indicates that we are eager for you to see them, examine them thoroughly, try them on. Now note the comfort, the style and then consider what this sale means in the way of saving money in the purchase of good. serviceable shoes. . 2 Tan and black leathers in English and French last styles. All sizes are available. - (The Hecht Co, first fioor.) . . Cowhide traveling bags, $59 Yes, genuine cowhide, leather lined and made throughout in the high-class manner you’d c‘pecl from a bag costing much more. Genuine cowhide traveling bags, $7.95—Heavy bags that defy. baggage destroyers. Sewed frame, leather lined, reinforced and a roomy inside pocket; 18-inch size—brown only. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) s Attention! Sanford-Beauvais 9x12 Axminster rugs, %44 -'This is, indeed, an outstanding feature! Rugs of $70 quality that first had their price humbled because: of slight variations in weave—not a thing to im- pair service or appearance. In faet, orly an expert could detect it. There are only a few to offer and lucky the homekeepers who acquire them. Highest type of domestic rugs, woven with deep pile, colors and patterns as artistic as genius can produce. Size 9x12, which is the logical dimension for almost»_-ny_roon_: in the home. B (The Hoebt Co., fourth floor.)