Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1923, Page 33

WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 192a THE EVENING STAR, ' he Hecht Co. 7th at F ~.Girls’ Winsome Silk Frocks $9.75 Softly becoming in texture and color. The new ideas g for girls of 7 to 14 years are abundant—drapes and panels, - motifs and embroidery. Colors vie with the blossoms of Spring izi their youthful tones, so when Easter comes maidens will be ready with lovely new frocks. ' Crepe, pongee and chiffon taffeta. GASOLINE FUEL CAUSE ! - OF THREE FATALITES| Farmer, by Mistake, Uses Fluid to Start Fire—Self and Two Children Victims, Saturday:Is Young Folks’ Day at The Tof, ’I‘_he Lad, The Lass, The Junior OQutfitted from';to»p to toe in specialized apparel ; e » . .(kowing GlrlsNeed Brassiere . :'Cgrset " Just the foundation for Spring garments, but for the athletic miss as. well. " TORSYTH, Ga., March 9.—Marcellus | ¥. Abernathy, sixty, a farmer, used gasoline by mistake to start a fire in his home here yesterday. The ex: nlosion that followed proved fatal to himeelf and to Mildred, his youngest and Clurence, his son. ay doctors sald Mrs. Aber- N = ¥ burned about the head would recover, Abernathy laid fuel in grate in t Live boys insist 'upén wearing Suits* $] 295 New arrival of ‘reaéyafohElsier otyles! Oh, fellows, wlmt a variety}’ New models, new weaves, new color effects! Accord With Spring an open room in which his wife and the two children occupied. Be- fore applyi ¢ match he pro- cured what he believe:l ‘to e can of k ne and The can con Fashioned of 3 firm “Dobly” cloth, in dainty shade of flesh, and the elas- tic insert forms a yielding .. feature most important for youthful figures. Sports and pleated models. Patch pockets and belts. Gray, brown, tan and olve Mannish weaves for spring. explosion that follc s the and the clothing of its occuy The father d an effort to - dren. The siroyed. BORAH SEES PEACE ONLY IN RUSS RECOGNITION fighting the fire in his wifo and ohil- was partially \Jc<i | Spring Coats for Girls $192.95 Toppers with a swagger air and dressy; tailored models and novel styles. Belted and flared; full and partially lined. TWEEDS hold sway. Tan cloths of various weaves are in evidence, and all are quite according to the top notch of Fashion’s fancy. Sizes 7 to 16 years. “Ladye Little” Hats for girls 8 to 16 $5- Not only a seemingly inexhaustible collection of styles, but the fact that “Ladye Little” is our own exclusive brand is worth your attention. We have crowded such an over amount of value in “Ladye Little” hats that you should make a point of having the girls’ Easter hats of that brand. Straws of many kinds. Silk and straw combined. Sizes 32 to misses’—even. the miss who is a bit beyond youthful lines. (The Hecht Co., Becond Fioor.) It's the smart style that appeals to mother. It’s the comfort and manly effect that appeals to Buddy. It’s the value that appeals to' Dad—he pays the bills. Senator Praises People in Sovieti Country Before Jersey City Chamber of Commerce. | i Sizes 7 to 18 years. Both pairs of knickers fully lined. Norfolk and sport coats, lined with alpaca. Boys' Base Ball - Outfit Play ball! Time to limber up for the season, so. get in practice with this outfit, specially - priced. h 9.—Praice for rd from United last night at Boys’ blue 's»'erge suits Special at $12.95 v French serge, with an extra pair of knickers. No matter how. many suits the he asked K;‘\:l:'n- boy has, a serge suit should be among them. Confirmation, Easter and after- F el inamoer [ward for Commencement wear is the mission of a dressy serge suit. ik ewe! Silk sewn throughout. Fashioned with patch pockets and inverted pleat. : i’Sizes 7 to 17 years. g h Sketch shows a soft shade of brown crepe with hand-embroidery. ded to know what $9.75. nt or the people 1tos had to question n by the Russian Boys’ New Spring Caps $1.45 Blue serge, tweeds and weaves to har- monize with Sonny’s new spring suit. Back band and pleated models; all have genuine leather sweatbands; sizes 634 to 714. White Silk Ties 50¢ To wear with his Confirmation or Easter suit. Excellent quality and, as mother will observe, an unusual value. The Hecht Co:, Third Floor. Little Fellows’ Spring Reefers $5.95 Tweed and navy blue woolens, in the regulation reefer style, suitable for iearly spring wear. Sizes 2V4 to 9. Boys’ White Shirts and Blouses $1.25 and $].65 These garments belong with the new spring suit—especially the suit he’ll wear for Easter, Confirmation and later for Commencement. Neckband and attached-collar styles, in sizcs 7 to 16. Bat Ball Complete, $2.75 (The Hecht Co., Bport Shop, first fioor) Glove Mask 0o i ! ) { WATERSPOUT IN HARBOR. ‘ Currents Causes Phe-| t Ha Best colors for spring. Every lashionab]pe shape. “Ladye Little” Hats For girls 2to 6 $3.95 Just as large a range in color to remind one of spring’s gar- den of flowers, Pokes and mushrooms in hosts of variations. Wondrous combinations of artistry. Girls’ Silk Crepe Frocks $16-50 Colers and styles suitable for the younger set. choice colors, an array of-trimming touches in Embieidery, belts, straightlines and-what not. years = s]glg(gtch shows 2 tweed at “Phoenix” Hose = for Children 55° You know the brand— none better anywhere! These are the new arrivals for spring, in plain and fancy ribs of mercerized cotton. Black, white, polo, calf. Sisea?e00. (The Heckt Oo., Taird Piawr.) The New i ‘Bketched Hat Is eoft brown straw, $b. Girjs’ White i"rocks $7.95 to $25 -For Confirmation and later for Commencement. Sheer and dairnity Laces, ruf- fles, bows and furbe- lows Scor;i" of styles ‘wi les leats 11 be- Bliing i or 5 16, Organdie French Voile Georgette Crepe de Boys who know want“‘Bn-zd"’ ifte The New Spring Shoe Tore 154 54 $5 y So smart and new that live American boys will be “all set” Many styles, t variety. Sizes 10 to 16 Sizes 1to6 “Phoenix” Silk Hose when he wears “Brad” with his new spring outfit. THE HIGH “BRAD” | Cherry red or black calf with ! wing_ tip and perforated vamp: eye- I let stay for better service. Rubber i hecls. “Sizes 10 to 13%, $4. Sizes 1 c, 5. (The Heeht Co., Third Floor.) OXFORD “BRAD” Cg{lee brown. elk vamp. mahogany saddie and perforated tip. Suction Very smart 5Slzes 10 to 13%, rubber soles and heels. and comfortable. $4. Sizes 1 to 6, § Other eglizes $3.50 to $6. éofu Elk, y scddle; suction er ;}lfi ond heels. 34 ond Sport Blouse Is all of silk A New Number Has Arrived 5] Silk with a slight percentage of fiber, but so 5. Charmingly new! slight that it doesn’t reach the surface—that’s the secret of the “pure silk” appearance. Seamed back. The mercerized tops make for serv- ice. The black and browns are in keeping with spring footwear. Other “Phoenix” Hose in black and the new colors, $1.20 to $2.85. The scientific footwear That allows perfect development of children’s feet. QtPOSHER sun!s In addition to this important feature, there’s cor- {rect stylc, excellent quality and a value rendered important by the enduring serv- lice of these shoes. ] Distinctively nove!! A deep braid finish at hipline is modish indeed! (The Hecht Co., Finst Ficor.) A characteristic is the excep- tional value—try to get its equal at . its price and you'll realize that $5 is little indeed to pay for - such all-round excellence. Sizes for infants, children, growing girls. «The Hecht Co., Thiré Fiesr.) Washlngto_n In An Uproar Over This Sale of Printed Crepe Dresses 15 Much as we dislike the words furore and sensation, it is as good as we can think of in connection with these new Egyptian print dresses. Other Blouses in the fashion- able Egyptian prints of silk in many weaves. Shantung, ra- dium, crepe de chine and other novel sitks. Sizes 36 to 46. (The Hecht Co., Sceond Fioor.) Langham-High Suits #30—*35—-°40--*45 Are especially built for the youth who is neither boy nor man—the maaly boy, too big for short pants—too young for a full grown man’s suit. This is a trying period of the growing young man who is not fully de- veloped. It is his first long pants age—his career is just beginning. Tt is, in fact, just as important an event with him as a girl’s coming out gown. Have the young man slip into a Langham-High. The new norfolks—the new double-breasted and the popu- lar belter styles. ' iy DT Passenger Cars, Trucks and Accessories CONVENTION HALL (Both Floors) Sthand L Sis.N. W. MARCH Sketched—Lanvin green —band checkered with white. $8. 3 The lure of spring in these Mannish Topcoats 5192 For women For misses For small women The revival of silk as fabric of fashion and -the renaissance of brilliant and gorgeous color ar- rive simultaneously with the re- crudescence of the mode Egyp- tian, and one of the gayest sea- sons in years is promised. e e e e They are the equal to a suit custom tailored to his individual measurements. These suits fit as they should, and any youth of 14 to 20 can find a suitable size and style. Material in solid colors, neat - - stripes and rich mixtures. Chest measurements 30 to 36 inches. Of the many interesting fea- tures ‘are the strange cabalistic designs and mystic the hiero- glyphic figures that almost re- quire the Rosetta Stone to de- cipher. Youthful in mode, handsome in effect and a value that you’ll notice as soon as you try on one of the many models at this low price. The wveiled East was never more mysterious and fascinating than in these dresses! Mannish collars Raglan sleeves Smart pockets With or without belt Soft tans Wood browns Plaids and checks ' ic in the Novelties galore There's magic in t! price — $15 — mysteri- ously low. 40 styles to pick from —all many colors. Drapes, panels, : b novelities and motifs. €10 Heckt Co., Geoenld Ploar. [ (Secoxg Fiosr) Sizes 14 to 18 for the younger set. Sizes 36 to 46 for women. B Sketched, $19.50, One of the many styieny 5. .