Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1923, Page 22

29 THE EVENING B8T. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 1923. EX-HEAD OF ZONTA CLUB IS SPEAKER ok el 2/th Anniversary Sale at The Hecht Co. by Woman's Organizations Recently. There are limitations to newspaper space. Even if we had a greater The 27th anniversary spreads over the entire store, and every depart- That the most cordial feelings exist amount of it at our disposal it would not suffice. There are too many ment contributes. Let us suggest that you visit the Hecht Co. and see between the memberships of the} Zonta and Soroptimist Clubs, Wash- o 5 | repman ool botes offerings. with your own eyes the real values offered. ons, was evidenced at & of the latter organization C‘lub yesterday, when Mrs, president of el 274th Anniversary---Coats, Suits, Wraps, #25 — e Min: president of the o ’ ides taken b . 3 s, e el S | A Collection Specially Gather- BO yS 0 Verdlls EUE CERRA s , _ ed for the Anniversary Sale Ous 1Tta" . Moy Seilsbney i 3 . presented with flowers al he cont 1&;“",;;‘4‘_':;‘::::;‘-11] = It is evident that this was long prepared. A the bsines e inara | Every one knows, the moment they see these / g made in moa: 0\ garments, that such values do not grow out treatment.” " and | 4 : of thin air. conserva- | pro said the | f X 4 o o"Whin recoghition ot | ‘ > \ Will you get yours? d scientific methods 1 na Loomis, head of o : | Fine velour, suedine, twill, tweed ot r".?“‘ ) T X and high-luster bolivia. Many styles b : : \f £ in wrappy effect among the capes ezt ,this was won f- ; N L and wraps; also sport coats in nev- Lete ¥ ‘ / i ‘ elties and plaids. Regular and eatra During the afterncon Katheryn | i i Z : : Beck played several numbers at the sizes. piano. Conside A feature is the Medici collar of sump- tuous and becoming style and the coats include a variety of models for street, travel \ Yes, genuine blue denim that wears like iron, laun- sport and dressy wear. i i ders like a handkerchief and saves the kiddies’ clothes. (The Heebt Co., Second Floor.) Made with deep bib, deep front pockets and all seams reinforced by double stitching. Roomy and MODERN CHINA TO BE | L N - o S : - Silk Dresses, *15 comfortable, in sizes 3 to 16, SUBJECT OF LECTURE | 2 ; e sl ; 4 Alltyme crepe Pancls and drapes In the group are a few denim *“Slip-overs” trimmed Josef Washington Hall, Authority £ C, Canton crepe Blouses and plain with red. These are in sizes 3 to 5 only. on Far East, Will Address Na D e WrathyCask Satin Canton Long-line and tunics tional Geographic Society. 05 $25 .gjj Printed crepe Women's and Misses™ Josef Washington Hall. forme (The Hecht Co., Second ¥isor.) (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) This Is Fine! An Innovation! it Women's Vanity Fair Women's Silk Hosiery Silk Vests, 314 : er westerners. In his ca- 1t representing | ] of most of the Slightly irregular, but C of recent years / s 2 A B TECENLicamn [l ] nothing that will affect the . Perfect qualities and a few irregulars, but B 3 \ the latter are so slight- IFlesh, white and moun- 2 1y imperfect that you'll observe there’s nothing to impair appearance or DAVIS PRIZE AWARD. A | of this grade sell for very service. much more than our sale wearing qualities. tain haze. Perfect qualities Gingham, Linen Fashion Cloth Among them are: Combination, 65¢ 65¢c price. Full-fashioned hosiery, : et Slndent] o ey Seamed-back hosiery. Anniversary Frolic of 1,200 D0 mimeites byl Tailored seamed backs, | i Mercerized tops, Nl o5 -~ e e e e | ROMPErs and Creepers, 65¢ TR : ingerie, arments 10r : 5 (3 for $1.90) JLEANS “nI‘\\;'c:‘i]‘c“h;‘5"iffls‘:'l;r(‘,‘igl.‘r\.'fm'teofié‘g,{',’,"m(',g"S;?;m;,-d: gnoilgne g lslifilbbed 54C Season of outdoors is here and warmer days to come when kiddies IMPURE BLOOD : will need just such garments. Gowns in white and flesh. As = z = . - HAT“knocked-down-and-dr 1 i Another instance of Anniversary pricing, and just 9, 10~ ics = i e —— Y~ By, PMMNCIORS — FRCEYGAONS PonsETD and MRS o e A T Step-ins in white and flesh. ) Bodice and band tops, tight and loose knee-styles. c o z NG i spells .ha[“]e;ve you o mkland Corset Covers and Drawers in white. Comfortable, serviceable and by all means an unusual Peg-top model with banded cuff at knee. The pongettes have touches of weary, are all thesignsof i blood. i i i i i 3 G%!?Y;}Mm\:dig:e%n‘dms%r:z!lonic | Many styles and all sizes. Purchased especially for ~ value made possible by this occasion. rnm!i-emhl:roldery and there are summer colors to stand any amount of ude’s Pepto-Mangan hasnoequal. It | the Anniversary Sale. aundering. will send a new supply of rich blood Y oursing !h{(‘l‘..léhfi'f;l?r vcm;, ?Iel?r up Gingh Petti 25 81 WOmen S COttOI\ 4C Peach Copen vour skin, and help wonderfully to | 3 ink s Sou drough HIMSET ing| am» etticoats, or Rlbbed Vests 2 Y_ellow T}\'Vau - Pink “‘"hh‘.“?;z'r)rance and tireless zest of | Serviceable quality, well made and modeled to fit ¥ i ) Light Blue Natural Color Pongee ym']"‘ak‘e‘s‘(’}dde's PaptaiMingah sfocia snugly over hips. Narrow stripes in blue and gray; ]B(_)d!cc and band tops. Sizes 36 to 44. Perfect Sizes 1 to 6 years. while and note the surprising difference | deep flounces. quatitiese in the way vou feel. Your dmggut i (The Hecbt Co., Second Floor.) (The Hecht Co., First Floer.) has it—in liquid and tablet form. Gudes y . Children’s Socks, 19¢ eptO'Mangan BoysS Shop Does Its Bit-- 3 1f this isn't a boon to mothers, what is it? Summer at hand, Tonic and Blood Enricher when all modern children wear this class of hosiery, and we . 7 underpricing this good grade for the Anniversary Sale! A ———————— 150 T eed To COdtS 95 White. with colored cuffs in pink, blue, vellow and brown { W . 7 Sizes 5% to 9%:. | a Py ar P .Ced % (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) Announcement of the Davis prize speaking award at George Washing- n (The Hecht Co., Third Floor.) | Wish there were more, sl we - = Sateen Petticoats, °1 were fortunate to get that many 2,000 Pairs Children’s A 1o offer at 00 Jow a price. Barefoot Sa].,dals and s .19 black and a few colors. White have scalloped or . — hemstitched bottom; blacks have flounce. Lengths Play Oxfords—Sale Price s s Lustrous sateen that launders perfectly. White, Th:::t::o:t?:cge: i 2 Don’t trust to luck, for 150 :i?rice. Combinesthe i coats won’t survive a day’s sell- Guaranteed not to rip at the sole a 5 . Quilted Satin jon of non-gritty Sk % e :i:(c,ipitated chalk ing if quality, tailoring and value All leather. and pure mild vege- ; ; count for anything. Leather outer soles. Colors: Light tan, mahog- Boudoir Slippel‘s, ) 1 table oil soap. Leather inmer soles. any, brown, smoked elk. . Leather counters. 5 Rose, copen, purple, lavender and black. Soft Scotchy tweeds in gray, tan | . Suitable for boys and girls of 2 to 10 years old, who cuslioutsolesiaizesiits: and olive mixtures. Regulation require sizes 5 to 8, 8% to 11 and 11% to 2. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) and double-breasted models with (The Hecht Co., Third Fioor.) inverted pleat back, all-round belt and chevron on sleeve; sizes 2V, to 8 years. 7th (The Hecht Co., Third Floer.) t F