Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1923, Page 27

RETAILERS OF STANDARD MERCHANDISE [ A Sale of Women’s Wool and Silk-and- wool Hosiery (OLORADO HOUSE " REBUKES CHAPLAIN Prayer Assailing Morals of Country Draws Fire and : Prompt Repudiation. Moo oioty il P —— u('»husicr)‘, which fits right in with both the cold weather and the vogue of low shoes. Silk-and-Wool Hosiery, 69¢ Clocked and plain. Just e because they are not what “Our courts rupt: God has the manu urer calls “per- B e e with easavista: our fect,” they're priced far be- low their merits. Camel, gray, opal and black are the colors that every woman in- money.” sists upon. with the e ow long is t ud ended wit Wool-and-Fiber Sport that Deity guide Hose, $1.65 ragraee R : the end 1 DBEsipR00 Long waist line is graceful and girdle is N imbers of the house voiced disa- e I e S 05 \/fm:hcd with buckle that also serves as greement With the burd of the shoes to match and as rich as . jastener. oot o can be. Periect goods. win, Fifth Avenue is all agleam with Paisley canton frocks Richly beautiful. No wonder the vogue ex- tends from Paris to the uttermost bounds of fash- ion’s territory! B the Associated Press DENVER, Col, Februs Colorado house of Tep adopted a resolution of ce pressing displeasure and disagree. ment with the sentiment expressed opening prayer of As usual, we are leading off with this superb “style, and the radiant coloring, oriéntal designs. the very Frenchy models—all tend to delight women who dote on correct apparel. Five hundred pairs Men’s Fine Trousers, %6 Made to sell at $7.50 to $10 This is a special purchase. Inaddition to that, it is as time- ly as the arrival of the hero in the movies—coming at the exact moment when men are needing new trousers to freshen the old suits for the remainder of the winter. Sketched model fairly teems with youth! <o \ s 5'“‘7"‘“""‘0“1 f"“l " 3 Other delightiully new and beautiiul silk dresses at Lators and newsOanGlen exClinel, All-Wool Hose, $1.95 this price. Canton and flat crepes—taffeta, too. Blouse, + ordered L in the house journal Iporten il domes tic snclud high or long waist line; side draped; uneven hem lines: T feh chne ing such renowned makes as straight lines and many variations of all in the sparkling Represen o O a former min- | “Phoenix” and equally fame tones for spring. prayer, products. Clocked and “pla and a full range of wanted ¢ ors—camel, beaver, gray, taupc. brown Sizes 36 to 42 for women. (The Hlecht Co., first floor ) Such timeliness s the very salt of a bargain. These trousers were made to scll at $7.50 to $10. They are worth those prices. \We bought them fortunately—so much so that we can sell them at $6. It is an opportunity not like- Iy to be repeated in the near future. Fine worsteds, cassimeres, flannels and tzoeeds in plain colors and neat stripes in great variety. We believe you will see the wisdom of buying two or three pairs. Regular and stout sizes. Here they are! New (s NG lere ey aret New MEN>S S-W-E-A.T-E-R-S, $3.95 ! J One of Most Remarkable Feats of B ol chiod:. OF i ! ; A SR R ) p i ) € l";“_‘l\h"h fn‘.it\ il atmosphere of coming Jis + The favored Shaker and Cardigan knit kind with Ia wl e War., Gen. Thornton { = \1\‘\ G \\llll\‘lllv g spring! The outstanding vou prefer a V-neck style, they're here, too, in big variet ced Aliel il ~ Slid and rich color” combinatioms and puil- wher I I'his is surely a value worth your attenti - so when you select o c from the advanced skimped in any way, and a garment ever; the year. stocks for spring o Heavy White Coat Sweaters, $2.95— Sizc< 42, 44 and 46 only (e Tocht ¢ word of fashion. Sizes 16 to 20 for misses and small women. Clhe Techt Co . second floor) —————————— CANADIAN PRAISES “Hanan'' shoes for women, $9.50 There’s an author- that gives the wear- Girls are ready for jaunty spring coats, $10- Sketched, $10.95 feature is the soft camel color, which has caught Fashion's faney. Side 1 side with it is a rich Sor- rento blue, which some prefer. Declares. ident 5 Sketched, $9.50 ®rlendid we B < a d n Sketche: et is of ric 5 e i ey Sport and dressy pen in e during the world war, Sketched number is of rich black satin, dressy enough to models, with flare ],;“‘l"’]‘”‘l‘ of I!V\-" Pitts- wear at any semi-formal function and plain enou for street backs and belts; slash < ESinv ing wear., The graceful Spanish heel is pleasing, too. and patch pocketd: raglan or set-in sleeves “Hanan” shoes are sold in Washington —whatever else they e et | K s are, they are right up SRR IR el by The Hecht Co. only to the last tick of e o . (The Hecht Co., frst floor.) Fashion's clock. Sizes them: mu « 7 to 10 years. Boys' Double Life Shoes Are Certainly Needed Now Victor records That belong in your Record library The Modern Girl Wears Tweed knickers, $3.50 For sport, hiking and many are adopting them for general T street wear, ]full cut, reinforced crotch, double stitched, ad 18993 7\1\ ho “("F“: !\}(I;.\: trot. ’ S = justable waistline; matched buttons and nickel buckle; s Time Will r“' cxitra shoes, it's stormy weather. These e 18992 il:ddy Bear Blues. we offer at prices that mean econ- L omy, will stand the hard knocks age und their patriotisn 1 rvite th the clicie <port department. whi 3 the front supplied with Ives, munitions and all of Which enter into the con- a great war. So regularly this function performed most people ek it as a matter ourse. But of » outstanding HE s s and rough-weather tests. celled the skill and intellizence with which the Americ 1 there’s anything hard on a boy’s Selecting Girls’ Confirmation Dresses at $7.95 to $25 ) i : A bit perplexing, we'll admit, when the range of styles is F. bal ie—Cl Made of tan hardy hidc lcather. <o extensive. These are dainty as a cloud and trimmed most al:‘;;tm aletpanusic Cleo: IWaterproofed and constructed for tastefully. 35719 ] Faust ballet music—Cleo- Georgette Canton Crepe ‘ "a;;_ai,""',’l"l' ';Il‘““‘ Organdiz Filmy Voile Just Like a Doll. 18988 {L’mil My Luck Comes Rolling. 10-inch records, 75¢ Sketched, $5.08 Five dollar blouses Featuring Printed Silks The vogue of bleusedom is printed sitks. Whether or not Igyptian excavations are responsible for the oddities in print i = & Si ) " & = and color assembling, the fact remains that we have a stock G“’ls, a _.sl;lgfiesm();n. Bblldrl ll~le$ln.(‘2,\: | Children’s Imported ‘ s0 rcplm:- ll}:n cvery preference can be fACCl)l\fl‘.lOd:l(Cd. semester wil ew Gym bloomers, e | Wool Hose, 79¢ i Radiwm . sil Shantung | , i Heavy black sateen, full-pleated model, with band at waistline, i Crepe de chine Noweltics adjustable fastener at knee. Sizes 8 to 20 The favored threee | quarter length, in gray, | Little Girls’ Black Sateen | green and heather mix- tures, Fancy roll tops. Panty Frocks, $1 Hundreds of others equally delightful. Come to our Music Shop and hear them. (The Music Shap, 618 F St.) e U. S. ACTS TO END STRIKE. ; Federal Agents Offer Services in | 5 ~ : High-cut and 2-Buckle , : Clothing Workers” Walkout. Gt isd Low-cut Scout Shoes NEW YORK “ebr v £ 2 @ & ¢ the United sabor joined state oficers in an effort to end L ke of New York dress Snd waist workers, TWwo agente con- forred with abor depart- ofticials will offer their s lay High-cut Storm Shoes Low and Army Shoes Drapes, frills. ribhon and sashes in such a variety of arrange- 10 to 1317 2t $4. 10 to 137 at §4 ments that vou'll be delighted. Sizes 10 to 16 years. The value of 1 $4350 these frocks will appeal to mothers, who know from experience how 2 g expensive such occasions are. Camel color grounds, the winsome Lanvin green, sandal- wood, fallow, navy, bittersweet and white spattered with unique designs in a riot of colors, Sport modcls Dr Rubbers for Children Boys’ heavy rolled edge i Sizes 3 to 1014 at 79¢ and 89c. the former out and the | serting the strikers number- | few thousand and % witih a worker i sn 2d4 street factory. They wrere discharged on promises to keep wway from the sho i s L roadway n $£L.000 bail each fo 'ebruary 16 Good o the Jost dop S a matter 0{ ffict the fint drop tells you why Maxwell House i ified whegever one is particularly anxious to have the occasion just right. rubbers Sizes 11 to 2 at $1.19. % to 6 at $1.39. Sizes 11 to 2 at 89c to 98c. Sizes 214 to 7 (girls’) at $1.25. Enlivened with touches of color. This grade of sateen is the kind that retains its luster after laundering and does not show soil so readily as lighter clothes for tots. Touches of embroidery in a variety of pretty effects. Panty cuff in color contrast. Sizes 2 to 6. | don’t you_think this is a rare value? You will when vou note the quality and pay the scant pric or | Sizes 7 to 1174. Mother, | (The Fecht Co., third floor.) Considering the rising price of woolens, we sug- gest your prompt attention to these coats as a safe- wuard against next season, to say nothing of the wear vou'll get this season, with winter at its coldest now. Handsome Normandie trimmed with fur; $ 6 sizes 16 to 40. Also the famous “Printzess” in overplaid polaire. 536 Normandie, Pollyanna and Salt’s Peco plush; fur collars; sizes 16 to 40. Also “Printzess” in Nor- mandie and Pollyanna. Lustrosa, Bolivia and Normandie, -lavishly $4 trimmed with fur; sizes 16 to 44. Not many of a kind, but all very attractive. . Fur-trimmed sport coats, $19.50 : Serve Fashion and Weather They mean economy, too! These are particularly smart, of plaid-back polaire cloth and farge shawl collar of fitch opossum. A youthful model, and so admirably suited to the thermometer of sudden im- pulse towards zero weather. At this price we also offer a few dressy coats of rich Bolivia with beaverette fur collars. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20; sizes, 36 to 42. (The Heebt Co., second fioor.) Hecht 7th at F (The Hecht Co., third floor.) ! BOYS' SUITS ; $ l 2.95 When you buy “Johnny Tupants” you practically buy two suits at the price of one. The spring styles are stunning! Mannish Scotch tweeds, smooth, dressy cassimeres, sturdy cheviots. Mixtures and solid colors, including olive, heather, gray, brown, tan. Golf models, pleated Norfolks and plain patch pocket models. _ Every coat lined with genuine alpaca. Both pairs of knickers fully lined and a full equipment of pockets. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ New Golf Caps, $1.45 To match the new spring suits—tweeds, cassimeres and new polo colors. Band and pleated models, silk lined and leather inband. Sizes 634 to 7%. Important! All our junior boys’ $10 and $12.85 overcoats, $8 No reservations or restrictions—out they go at this price. Far- sighted mothers will buy a size a year ahcad for her boy, and he'il be all set with a new overcoat next winter, when prices will be higher than even regular prices of this lot. Cheviots, meltons and a few plaid-back cloths in the lot. Most of these coats arc lined with red wool flannel. Raglan shoulders and double-breasted models, in navy. brown, heather and semi-polo tones; sizes 21% to 10 years. Boys’ College Style, All-Wool Sweaters, $2.95 Slip-over model, with deep shawl collar; solid and combination colors. Junior boys’ sizes, 5 to 7, Big boys’ sizes, 8 to 16. (The Hecht Co., third floor.) “Hip blouses Jacquette cf New cotton crepe § ; print blouses &’2'95 _ Shipped to us the moment they leit the finishe d they are just too delectable for words! Hip blouse model with a cord binding finish at neck, Truiy Oricntal prints in color and designs, - Sale of 40-inch Northern Seal Coats $79.50 Dyed Rabbit How did the man- ufacturer know real winter was coming? As a matter of fact, he didn’t, or he wouldn't have been so keen to meet our demands for these coats There are a few other coats in_ the lot, which we have taken from stock and marked them to the level of this special purchase. At same price there are J36-inch coats of muskrat; northern seal, 40- inch model, full flare, and secaline jacquettes, caracul trim. Sizes 36 to 52. Five Fur Coats Greatly Reduced 1 squirrel coat, 42 inclies long; regular price §3 2 squirrel coats, 36 inches long; regular price, $493 1 _Hudson scal coat, 36-inch; beaver collar; regular price, §395. At $237. 1 caracul coat, $kunk collar and cuffs; regular price, $395. At $197.50. (The Hecht Co.. second figor.)