Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 22

Lnli KVENING STAR, WASHINWLON, D. (., FRIDAY, Friday at » The Hecht CQ. 7th at I FRBRUARY 2, 1923, | AU hands be ready! h 500 prs. women’s gloves 3] .55 Because new goods are arriving and we need every bit of available space, we are hustling out these gloves that have been marked $1.95 to $4.95. Refard]ess of worth, we reserve not a pair of this collection, which includes: 2-clesp Kid and Lambskin Fine Suede and Mocha Lambskin Novelty Gauntlets Strap-wrist Lambskin Black, white, gray, tan, beaver and pastel tones. ‘Although all sizes. are represented, there is not every size in each style. If you wear any size from 534 to 734 you will get the most unusual glove bargain in many a day. (The Hecht Ce., frst foor.) It is like this— 800 men’s shirts, $14 It happens that we know these shirts. They are from our own stocks, where many of them have heen marked double today’s price. They are the kind of shirts we sell regularly at full and profitbearing prices. Tkey are now reduced be- é’c‘ cause we want clearance, also =, because we want the money for other purposes. Incidentally you are going to get the shirt bargain of your life! White oxfords, with or with- out collars; woven-stripe mad- ras, full cut, thoroughly made up. Sizes 14 to 17, 800 to sell. A gorgeous op- portunity. - ‘s = . Saturday—-Men’s allsilk § 1 73 . . Grenadine knit neckwear ' Any man can have three ties for the regular price of one by taking advantage of this remarkable offering. These attractive ties are full-fashioned, pure silk grenadine, and 2 Yariety that makes selection a delight. H Solid colors, rich stripes in artistic combinations, also exquisite somber effects. ¢, Last, but not least, despite the absurdly low price, THESE TIES ARE PERFECT! 5 (The Hecht Co., firet Seor) Women’s fullfashioned chiffon silk hose (Slight seconds) $]-59 Firsts of this grade are sold every day at $3.25. The flaws are so unnoticeable that it requires closest examination to dis- cover them. They are pure silk throughout and the rich black that ren- ders sheer hosiery so beautiful ; sizes 874 to 10. (The Hecht Co., first floor.) Children’s “Nofaseme” hose, 50c Guaranteed for satisfaction—service is their first consideration, then good appearance, correct shaping and sizes. For boys the weights are heavier, for girls medium. Black and brown. Other “Notaseme” Hose, 40c to 60c. (The Hecht Co., third Soor.) Boys’ rainy-day outfits Complete, $3.45 Double-texture waterproof fabric that sheds water like 2 duck’s back; full, roomy meodel, with all seams cemented. Sou'wester or cape model hat to match. Now, bring on your rain! (The Hecht Co., third floor.) Camel’s hair, $29.50 Poiret twill, $29.50 Tricotine, $29.5 Spring dances in---wearing a new tailored suit---529-%° Poiret Twill, Camel’s Hair and Tricotine. New straight lines and box coats, with moire ribbons. A number of de- lightful new models. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42, An extra pair of knickers with Boys’ new spring suits 57.95 Double service! Double value—for the extra pair of knickers just about doubles the life of ) the suit. As all Washington knows, we are specialists in women’s apparel. How- cver, it often happens that such knowledge remains subconscious and inactive unless it is shaken into activity by a pointed reminder. Scotch tweeds, rough cheviots and dressy cassimeres. Gray, brown and mixtures in approved fashion. Tailored in best possible manner and the models are pleated, with flap pock- ets and all-around belt. Both pairs of knickers fully lined. Sizes 8 to 17. Today the above-mentioned pointed reminder comes in the form of new Spring Suits upon which we have specialized for selling at $29.50. They are values! Never such values before! Indeed, it is difficult to speak Little lads’ winte ttle lads’ winter coats of them without leaving the impression that we are gushing. $3.95 and $5 Just as a tip, buy them a size larger and have them ready for next season when prices will conform to the higher cost of woolens. Cheviots, in heathers, navy and brown; also some chinchillas. Sizes 2 to 6 vears Suffice it to'say that in tailoring, material and style they are the very best that a-highly developed organization could make them. (The Oecht Co, second Boor.) 500 boys’ blouses . . Special, 69¢ A farmer lot was so acceptable to discerning mothers that we jmmediately repeated our order. High-count percale in checks and stripes; also plain khaki drill; all scams double stitched; sizes 7 to 16 years, 200 pairs scrim curtains 85¢ (patr) Plain, hemstitched and some with lace edges. Just what madam is ready to hang in the spring home refurnishing. Cream and ecru; 274 yards long. (The Hecht Co, third Sicer.) They’re new! Spring skirts, 5 Cameline They’re modish! 3 The time grows short! Clearance of dresses 55 3995 $]39% The more you buy ths more yor'll save, for these frocks are marked to lowest level for a quick clearance to accommodate spring merchandise that is fairly knocking at the door. 40 Brussels rugs $10 Slight seconds, but nothin, would find objectionable, All one pattern, bu't a good ang yg:st of all, the fav{m:d size—s 9x12—suitable for any room in the home, 300 rag rugs 65¢ Size 24x36—the kind you throw here and there, in bath- room or where a small ruf fills its purpose. Hit-or-miss pat- tern, with fringed edge. Blue, rose and tan borders. (The Hecht Co., fourth foor.) Prunella . .New in weave, new in model and by all odds a new standard of value, for you've never seen such excellent quality and aceeptable styles at so preposterously low a price, ; THE CAMELINE SKIRTS—Of course the natural camel tone, which is the vogue. Plaided with crossbars of henna, Lanvin green and black. Sport and wrap- around models. Dolls that say “Mama” Bisque heads and arms; cotton-stuffed | bodies, dressed in prete tily colored frock with Dutch cap to matchs little patent leather slip- pers, too. 14 inches high. (The Hecht Co., third foor.) For business, general wear and many pretentious for quite dressy occasions. Note the range of styles and fabrics and select while the assortment is at its best. Canton crepe, vel- 7 1 { { | THE PRUNELLA SKIRTS—Pleated models tailored to a nicety. Such pleas- ing combinations as black and white, brown and tan, navy and tan. Suitable for business and street wear. $9.95 Jersey, Canton creple, ‘tricotine, Waist measurements, 25 to 32. (The Mecht Co.. second floer.) The Victrola r Store for Music, 618 F Street Jersey, Canton crepes and tricotine, veteen, crepe de in smaller sizes for velveteen, krepe- chine, tricotine, misses and small knit and tricolette. Poiret twill and tri- women who can For misses and cosham in sizes 16 wear 16, 18 and 20. small women, sizes to 20 for misses and Various models and 16 to 20; for wom- colors. en, 36 to 40. s Styte Dame Fashion chooses these skeiched, Serge, $9.95. small women, 36 to 42 for women. (The Heeht Co., second floor.) Spring coats for girls,*129% ’ Distinctive in their jaunty style, delightful in their comfortable warmth minus weight, these smart coats are fashioned of a rich Polaire cloth in the fa- vored color of natural camel and a youthful copen blue. Teiloring such as your individual tailor would Closing out a line of Children’s high shoes, 2 :a.vle of 250 silk blouses 150 Extra sizes 5 3.95 100 Regular sizes Just the sort of b]onoés 1o wear with that new spring-suit you contemplate for street and business wear. Every color in fashion’s liat. Long sleeves and short—your choice, Taflored and trimmed-——as you prefer. With collars or without—whichever be- comes you. Printed silks Crepe de chine Redium silk 7ork i Sizes 36 to 52. Hip blouses Tutk-ins Overblouses Jacquettes Regulation models ¥%e Mookt Co., second Sess.) - Clearance should be over in a day. Sizes 5 to 8, 874 to 11, 11 to 2. No school tomorrow! Just the opportune time to bring the children for shoe fittings. Nor is that all—you’ll save so appreciably that it is likely you'll not stop at one or two pairs, but provide for some time to come. For your own sake we mention that such an offering is hardly likely to recur—a “hint to the wise,” you know’. Patent, dull and tan leathers; combination of field- mouse and white Nubuck tops with leather vamps, All sises, but not in any one 3 Shoes for girls who wear sizes 275 to 7 at $2.89, Shoes for boys who wear sizes 473, 5 and 55 at $2.89. (The Hecht Co., third foor.} Better than their price— Men’s sweaters, $1.95 Don't judge them by this specially low price, which is made possible through an unusual trade circumstance. They are __exactly the sort “reg’lar” fellows like—shaker knit in coat style, with _li I awl collars and V necks; two-tone and solid . £The Neckt Coo Sws Swead do it, Two models, both charming, sn sizes 7 to 16 years (inclustve). Gingham and chambray frocks for girlies 2 to 5 years, 69c The sort of frocks little girls wear all year 'round. All the colors that belong in this kind of dress and your choice of panty or empire, belted and one-picte models; Some have touches of embroidery, Girls’ Wool Flannel Girls’ Sateen Raincapes $1.95 Rubberized sateen, with Scotch plaid lined. hood attached; red .and blue are the predominating tones; sizes 6 to 14 years, __(The Heoht Co., thind Seor.) Dresses, $2.95 Slip-over and straightline models; some have self bodies, others in pleasing combination effects; sizes 7 to 12 years. Johuny Walker 81295 fweed, Tan_Polaire, Jam