Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1923, Page 54

Poiret twill with tie sash. Others of tricotine, tweeds, camel's hair and mixtures. Tai- lored, sport and novelty styles. Sizes for women and m'sses. e P77 Z BT, Wraps, $29.5Q Sketched Normandie in the new spring idea. Others in coat and wrap- py styles of normandie, bolivia, twill, overplaids, came hair in sport and conservative styles. 3 i R 2 7 22 ,,z:z,;.-z‘:f,,fl?;’ = Wraps, $49.50 Sketched Ormandale, but if you pr there are others in b poinciana, Poiret. Many mod- els for varying requirements and preferences. Sport and more dressy models. Suits, $39.50 Sketched Poiret_twill fashioned in the smart side sash effect. Many others in various modifications of sport and dressy styles, showing a tendency for side fastening. Frocks, $15 Sketched Sketched. Delightful styles, with the print of Egypt—I50 of them are just here for Mon- day. Light and dark colorings in variety. There are sizes for misses and women. Blouses, $5 Sketched _Sketched; regular and extra sizes. Prints, solid colors and combinations, in georgette, flesh and bisque. Alse in crepe de chine. Reguflar sizes are iatlucnes‘ with hip blouses. The skirt is §10—a pleated af- tafr and charming. 17 — &K\ % ) e Z “Printzess” Suits $59.50 Read's finest twill in navy an and bonita, the new shade o Sizes 14 to 40 in three mouels for women & Sizes 14 to 18 and 36 to 40 in piece models. Wraps, $69.50 Sketehed Hagdsome lustrosa with ex- quisite silk crepe lining. Others of oriendale and a variety of styles in beaver color, navy and black. Cape models, too. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.| Easter Apparel--The Remarkable Results of Specialization . . . . . Our preparations for Easter are on a scale unprecedented. Practically everything is here— Our position is unique and commanding. As specialists, there is at all times the exact quality of exclusivity in The Hecht Co. apparel that women of developed tastes in such matters demand and must have as one of the essentials of their happiness. ‘Correct Footwear The Finishing Touch to Easter Attire As usual, we are showing the most varied line of new styles. As usual, we are offering the same superior grades that have earned for. us our enviable reputation. One style pictured, but there are scores of others equally charming, equally seasonable and cqually cconomical. Taficta with lady- Fair ribboit at waist, $10.95. Box coat with side tie, $10.95. ish heel, $12. ' Copen with sides fastening effect, $15. Feminine Youth in Winsome Array for the Easter Parade Coats of Polaire Iy $10.95 ‘Weather repellent, which is a feature worth considering. These new spring styles are very nobby. Tan and bluc in .belted models, half or full lined. Sizes 7 to 14 years, Silk Frocks for Easter, $10.95 Crepe de chine and pongee in graceful longline models. Touches of hand-embroidery and ruffles form the attractive trimming. All spring colors. Sizes 7 to 14. ., Coats for Junior Misses, $15 Loose, flaring lines and trig tailored styles. The youthful blouse piadel fae theca wha wich Polajre and overplaids. Full or semi-lined. Girls’ sizes, 12, 14 and 16; juniors’, 13 to 17 sunny, - The Easter Pet Made of *white leather that can be cleaned with a bit of soap and water. These darling bunnies have a wolce, and there's & way to make L .talk bunny fashion. -ue Kat’s Kitten, $1 Made of black patent leather and all dolled up with red-top boots, bolero jacket and the trim- mings for a kitty to wear at Fas- ter. Children love this toy. (Tbe Hecht Co, Third Floop) Cleopatra, sketched—A gray suede with gray kid trim and a dressy Span- Quilted Satin Slipper§, | They joy of femininity—soft, comfortable, yet, withal, dainty slippers for boudoir wear. These are all of that and as Easter giving is in order, why not these? Rose, Copen, Mountain Haze, Pansy, Black. Colors that blend <with her boudoir robe—contrasts. too. Sizes 3, 4, 5,6, 7 and 8. An exceptional value. everything lovely, beautiful and fashionable. There is another point of interest. It concerns the prices. They are famously low. The Hecht Co. Prices are in plumb with the strictest notions «of economy. Beacon and Corduroy Robes, $2.45 Just a small lot, but so worth while that immediate response is advised if you want one of these robes. Sizes 36 to 42. Not all sizes in each kind, but all sizes in the lot, however. Women's Spring Sweaters New stitches, new color ef- fects, new models, and, by all means, NEW VALUE, for we doubt if any preceding season has presented such excellence at prices so well within the scope of limited incomes. Wool Slipover Sweaters, $1.95 Round ‘and V neck line and long sleeves. Several designs in self colors or with gontrasting border. - Black, navy, gray, mountain haze, green, blue, buff and brown. Novelty - Slip-on Sweaters, $2.95 . Fancy weaves in stripe effect of self color. V and round neck lines and long sleeves. Beauti- ful colors, including buff, blue, orange, brown, mountain haze, honeydew and others. Wool Jersey Tuxedo Coats, $5.95 Pockets and belts and prac- tical colors, such as navy, brown and black. Sizes 36 to . Extra sizes, 48 to 52, at $6.95. e at- F o Billows of lace used to trim this model, $1.69. ranged Second Edition of Our Sale Girlies’ Organdie Frocks, *1% Crisp, sheer organdie in colors to ‘match the flowers of spring. Voo Z97y ;o ua Y Frills prettily ar- and hand embroidery, ,$1.69. - (The Hecht Co., Second ¥loor.) Kid and Lambskin Gloves, 3% The new wrist-strap model in brown, mode, gray and white; fancy embroid- ered back. Novelty $5.95. Slip-on model with trim- med wrist section; three- buttons and embroidered back; gray and mode. Suede Gloves, Imported Long Suede Gloves, $6.50. Elbow-length Fabric Gloves, $1.15. Hand-embroidered Chamoisette and other yoke and frilly trim= fabric gloves in gray, mas- ming, $169. tic, silver, beaver and white. Novelty Fabric Gauntlets, $1.50. : Fancy stitched cuffs and an unusual value. Other Fabric Gloves, 59¢ to $2. !\;s\v Silk- Gloves, 85_(: to Kayser and other equally famous brands in plain and novelty effects. : ' (The Heeht Co., Third Floor) (The Hecht Co., First Fleor.) The Hecht Co. : - Brocade C-O-R-S-L-T-S, 529 Pink silk brocade. The foundation of all feminine style is the corset. Sym- metrical lines result in graceful hang of your outerwear. These corsets were fashioned for just that effect. medium figures requiring sizes 22 to 30. In order to acquire the exact size and have it fitted accurately, please allow us to fit you—no extra charge and the fitting is done by a graduate corsetiere. Modeled for slender and Bandeaux, 50c Bandeaux and Brassieres lend just the right support to bust and upper figure. Thi collection provides for all preferentes. Brocades, meshes and a few satins in sizes 32 to 45, All of these sizes collectively, but not in all styles. (The Hecht Co., Second Pleer.) Little Lads’ i’;aster Tosgs $3.95 For your choice of this Trio Pongee Poplin Suits Reefers, Topcoats, $3.95 $3.95 Dress-up and party wear for Double-breasted, inverted-pieat tittle fellows 2 to 8 years old. back, all-around bgit, chevron on+ N‘;““‘ "l=:lc°‘°"r.lwilh fr‘llgs sleeve., All-wool tweeds, fancy and ruffles; also sailor collar . . styles trimmed with silk braid cassimeres and cheviots. Scotfhy and pear! buttons. Button-on mixtures, too, brown, tan, olive, and middy styles. They are gray. Sizes 24 to 9 years. (The Hecht Co., Third Floor) wash:}fle, too. Blue-Serge Sailor Suits, $3.95 Double-warp true blue serge, in real sailor style and button-on sailor effects. Jack Tar trimming, three rows of braid on cuffs and collar. Silk chevron on sleeve. Straight knee pants, full lined. Sizes 3 to 8 years. _ Lids for Lads, $1.45 Every kind of hat suitable for boys’ Easter wear. New to the lasy tick of Fashion’s clock. Economical to the entire satisfaction of the family payer of bills. ) (r’av!s, tweeds, serges, novelties, middy, sailor, alpine, tans, ete.