Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 15

FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. echt Co.| Sale! 300 Little Lads’ New Spring Reefers, 53.95 Easter approaching and mothers doing their Easter shopping early, this sale is an actual treat! Extraordinary! 2,500 Pairs Silk Stockings ‘A Few Irregulars Just too boy-like for anything—Fashioned of wool tweeds in Scotchy mixtures; cassimeres and cheviots in solid colors; plaids, stripes and mix- ture effects in abundant variety. N A This is: the kind of hosiery sale vou have wished for in your day dreams. Double-breasted model with deep pockets, all-round belt, inverted pleat back and the inevitable chevron on sleeve.” Sizes 24 to 9 years. g N It is a ¥ull realization of your fondest silk hosiery hopes. It is perfect from the standpoint of the woman with a bargain counter in her heart. Your boy should wear a Jipants Suit for Easter The suit of innumerable merits. Skeiched Left—Double- breasted Reefer of Cassimere Right—Double- breasted Reefer of Tweed Every womlan has such a heart. Silk hosiery, some of it imper- fect—selling riginally at $2.00 Easter Sale! to $3.50. Boys’ Straw Hats $1.25 New, crisp hats just unpacked and every one just like a boy ! Brown, black, white, sand and several color combi- nations. All sizes. iy ~ Boys® Golf Caps, 95¢ . Blue serge. tweeds and cassimeres in mixtures and solid colors, blending with the urchin’s new spring suit. One-piece top and pleated band styles, with genuine leather inband ; some silk lined; sizes 634 to 71%. (The Hecht Co., Thira Floor ) 2,500 pairs of\loveliness. Prac- tically every kind—every fash- Two pairs of fully lined knickers and all the style fea- ionable Eind: tures you want your boy 1o have for Easter, the institutional dress-up occasion of spring. Colors? No ralinbow was ever Modeled very like Dad’s with plenty pockets, genuine like this— alpaca lining. The fabrics of all wool include rough tweeds, smooth cassimeres, and the rich tans, brown, heathers are Fashion’s choice of colors. Sizes 8 to 18 years. bobolink, pearl, polo, Paris Openwork 0 810, $12.95, $15 to $25 s g g i (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) and silver. Glove Silk, - Embroidered Clocks. Mostiy Timely Sale! 2=0w Boys’ We have done something ; memorable, and we want you to TRl v * see it. By special dispensation we have been enabled to acquire these famous blouses just when mothers are doing their shopping for Buddy's Easter. You know this blouse, so let’s get down to essential details: / Black, white, Rus- sian calf, cerdovan, Full-Fashioncd Chiffon Silk_wwith long French H. (The Hdcht Co., Main Floor.) Rubber Girdles for Growing Girls, $3 Button-down collar All seams double stitched Sizes 7 to 16 vears Pearl buttons Fast color Full cut Roomy and accurate Plain white Tan pongee Checks Stripes These rubber girdles are sec - y ond cousi i figure developm, port without constrictio impart a ca out in the least impai 500 Boys’ Pongee Shirts-—Special, 89¢ G E ; ; Cotton pongee that wears and launders perfectly. Bovs’ All-leather Shoes $3.50 “The wearing of the green” isn't a circumstance to a live boy wearing new shoes when he struts out in spring—especially at Easter. . Natural pongee color that Attached collar. Sizes 12 to 14. Every shirt perfect, despite the low price, which indicates otherwise. Tombines with all spring clothes. Sunset ved grouna, multicalor design, $9.75 Printed Silk Crepe Jacquette Blouses $Q.75 Colors and designs that Cleopatrh might have worn to enhance her captivating charms. A riot of color such as befits the glorious spring festival of gladsome attire—for nature and womankind. (The Hecht C5., Third Flsor.) GIRLS’ New Coats for Easter The Easter Oxford $7.50 The oxford of gray suede and black cali trim shoe English $3.50 Leather throughout—mahogany cali. Oak bend soles—Goodyear Wwelt—and rubber heels. English and broad-toe last. In sizes 1 to 5. © Sizes 10 to 137 for smaller boys, $3. Specially priced Boys’ Hose, 50¢ Threc-quarter length : A very special value, as mothers will discern immediately. Black, brown, fawn and gray. 4 ' Rolled top style, sizes 7 to 10. l:ittle feet should be shod in Billiken Shoes for Easter = Happy as the mascot of joy for whom these shoes are made, :.f'txldrcn will join the Easter ‘promenade proudly wearing Billiken oes. High and low, lace and button, black and brown, for boys and Sizes 5 to 8 at $3.50 to $4.00 Sizes 8% to 117; at $4.00 to $4.50 Slzes 12 to Z at $4.50 to $5.00 Sizes 2Y; to 7Y at $5.50 to $6.00 (The Hecht Co., Third Fioor.) “Ladye Little” Easter Hats $3.95 Washington girlies are devotees of “Ladye Little,” our own exclusive line of millinery for girlhood. Pokes, turn-up, mushroom, novel effects. Ribbon, field flowers, tai- lored bows and ever so many differing arrangements of all. - Colors—they out- do the flowers of spring! Sizes and styles suitable for tots 2 to 6, girls 7 to 1 years. N &irls Silk and straw tor little folks, $3.95. Straw and field fowers for darger girl, $3.95. Poplin and straw for a litile girl, $3.95. Tailored hat of straw and silk, $3.95. Easter Topcoats for little girls, $7.95 Polaire cloth that holds sway in fashiondom. Belted anY flare models, just too ‘charming for words. Some are " severely tailored, others with touches of ornate stitching. Full lined, patch or +lasif pockets. Sizes 2 to 6 ycars. (The Hecht Col, Third Floor.) $8.95 Crepe de Chine Canton Crepe Alltyme Crepe Egyptian Prints Passley Pwints Parisian Effects has cut-out trim in black calf. The low heel is just right for walking - Nothing unusual about having brand-new coats for Easter, but it certainly is entirely new to buy them at a price so low. Rich polaire in dressy or tailored styles showing the new touches that fashion has demanded in coats. Flares and beits, pockets and but- ; tons, full or semi-lined, sizes 7 to 14 vears. Flare model, with stitching and buttons, $8.95. (The Heeht Co., Third Floor.) Fresh as Easter Dawn Belted model, in sirict- Iy tailored style, $8.95. Junior Misses’ Silk Frocks, 515 This price is exira special! These frocks are extra smart! Silks of varying weaves and delightful colors, singly or combined. Braids and frills, pleats and sashes, ribbon and other bewitching touches to help along the scheme of Easter dressing anew. Taffeta, crepe de Chine, Canton crepe and the vogue of the season, printed crepe. Sizes for girls 12 to 16, for junior misses 13 10 17. another lot of those ¢ Girls’ Taffeta Frocks ‘ %695 Soft, springlike taffeta, made in styles that com- ply with Fashion’s’command. Novelty Crepe Striking Combsnations. Sizes 36, 34 1f you prefer the modish hip blouse, itiis here in the same materials and patterns. i (ThedHeeht Co., Seecond Floor.) and in strict conformity with Fashion's idea. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) Madam’s Easter Cape or Coat $209.50 So much for fabric and fashion. We add to these essentials that of VALUE, for we made a special effort to acquire superiar quality to offer at a popular price— WE SUCCEEDED. . 3 Normandse Brytonia Tricotines Mannish Tuslls Wwappy models Maxchurian slecves Batyang slesves Belland cape slecves. Black Navy Kit Fox Beaver Sizes for women, misses and small women, b Kit for Normandie, Silk braided and stitched, $29.50, New Spring Frocks of Silk, $17.50 Color that lends its share to the picture of Rashion’s fes- tival. Beautiful silk weaves in crepe effects, with a plentiful showing of— Satin-face_Canten Fantastic Prints Navy, black, caramel, cocoa, gray, cafe au lait i the solid colors and artistic combinations in the prings, Sizes 14 to 20 for the younger set; 36 te 42 for wgmen, (The Hecht Oy, Second Floor.) The New Flat Crepes » All Distinctivelyr New Cafe .au lait Canton fan pleats at sides, $17.50. vy Canton com- with Egyptian rved, braided, $15. broidery touches. Si 14 years. Deep hems and pretty em- e 2 e Embroidered mavy lof- feta, $6.95. 1The Heeht Col Thid Flooe)