Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 13

=y THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ( FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1923, Seventh at F The Hecht Co. Seventh at F The Hecht Co. —- [:_TEM.TC.,. ok Parents! See What We Offer B 1,953 Children’s Garments in i One Great Sale---Choice, 69c, or $ 2 All : 3 for =4 1,953 of them! Every one a top-notcher—every one of the very best and most . desirable fabric for children's wear. Every Garment Perfect You will want to purchase six of them, at least. vantage to lay in a generous supply at such pricing. It would be quite to vour ad- Note the fabrics— had than these” -what better is there to be Pongette Chambrays Poplins Dotted Swiss Linenes Fashion Cloth Of course, not every material is found in every style of garment, but all of the above fabrics are to be found in various styles. Ginghams And Wash Suits —we offer, at the same price, splendid wash suits ior boy Quality linon, in blue, green and brown. Middy and button- on Oliver Twist models; tastefully trimmed. The Hecht Co, Third Floor.) Rompers Creepers Suits Dresses The Mother Will Want Her Little Miss to Have One of These Non-Crushable Pleated SKkirts, 58.95 For the Junior Miss—Knife-pleated non- crushable wool canton skirts. They're not only the vogue, but just think of how many pressings they will save you painstak- ing mothers. Choose from gray and white—skirts that are from 24 to 28 inch waist measure; in lengths 30 1 Fi styles from 27 to 30 inches. Nine style tched (The Hecht Co, Third Floor.) sketche Youthful Fashions at Their Best Cool SummerFrocks, $5.95 The most feminine little garments imaginable. Dainty is one word that might describe them, yet there is an in- tangible something about them that eludes descriptive language. There are appropriate models for evervday wear; and styles for the dress-up occasion, such as perhaps the important social function—“Some one’s birthday party”! French and Dotted Voiles in straightline and long waisted blouse effects so new. And in all the pretty sum- mer pastel shades as well as white. The sizes are from 7 to 16 vears. Red Kid Grecian Sandals, §3 Following in Mother’s Footsteps Red Kid Grecian Sandals, $3 Sizes4to 8 Babies learn through mimicry. As they grow older this sense of doing what others are wont to do grows perceptibly. The Recht Co, Third Fleor.) Naturally little girls are made happy in the possession of something similar. These are 2-strap sandals, with cut- out vamp and front stay. Prettily fin- ished with silk grosgrain ribbon binding. Sizes 875 to 11, $3.50. Sizes 1174 to.2, $4. ‘The same styles in PATENT LEATHER at * the same proportionate price scale. $2.50, $3, $350. Tu-toned Voile, $5.95 Voile, $5.95 (The Heeht Co., Third Floor.) Dr. Posner’s Scientific Sox Three pairs for $1.00, or pair, 35¢ Full fashioned of fine mercerized lisle, in the derby rib; with turn-over cuff. Colors are black, white, champagne, fawn, beige, gray and red. Sizes 5 to 8%, (Third Ficor.) The Hec 7th at F - The Boys Are Taking to Palm Beach Norfolk Suits $8.95 Suits _that are just “A chip off the old bloc suits fashioned just like dad’s. With the same care for perfect tailoring and fit The same regard for quality c, of the genuine Palm Beach cloth, they will retain their shapelines: color after every washing Snappy Patch pocket and Norfolk styles. The knick- ers cut full and carefully. And all the desirable colors represented. Sizes 7 to 20 years Palm Beach Caps $1.19 Boys—A Complete Base Ball Uniform $1.39 Fashioned with deep shirt pocket and pants hip pock- cts. Belt loops, too, on the pants. The Outfit |ndlldel— shirt. pants. beit. ca WITH YOUR INITIAL \ FREE. Sizes 6 to 12 years Boys’ Bathing Suits 95c, $1.95 to $3.95 In splendid heather shades, with various color combinations. And in the California style, with wide armholes that allow perfect freedom of motion. In sizes 4 to 16 vears (The” Hecht (o) Boys’ Wash Suits of Quality, $1-38 Tub them! Rub l. Just as much as you pl They're all fast color. will wear with the best of them, Jeans Reps Peqgy Cloth Invincible Cloth Ajax Cloth Golden Cloths Middy Sailors Oliver Twist Vestee Button-on Plain colors gray, green. brown, copen and tan. Also combinations of dark trousers with light blouses. Sleeveless Golf Coat, $3.95 One of these coats, a pleated skirt—and presto! you have a splendid little costume. The front side comes in novelty the back plain. Perhaps you have already seen sume Q’ them. Also all the color tones of the Week End Fitted Cases, $7.50 Handsomely made of durable Dupont Fabricoid, lined with blue or old rose. A light steel framework and double lock- sewed edges mdkc positive long and satisfac- tV)r\ \Cr\|cc And they're fitted with ten beautiful, care- fully-selected-for-their-service ivory pieces. An ideal case for women. stripe effects, season. Seventh at F fi// Pin Tucked Ioile, $10 White Is Summer’s Color Hence These White Tub Frocks, $10 Truly, white is—and always will be—summer’s favorite. No other color is more typically feminine, more fittingly expressive of the light and airy. Linens Voiles Organdies Novelties Such are the fabrics, molded into pleasing apparel lines for milady’s summer wardrobe. Long-line models, paneled effects, tailored styles. An infinite number of attractive variations. Here are wide sashes, novelty pockets, collars and cuffs in suitable contrasting shades. And besides those in white, there are many $10.00. A complete size range from 16 to 46, T t Co., Second Floor | A Gallery of Knlfe Pleated Sklrts il"00l I‘uu 1 more models in the better summer colors Non-Crushable Woo Cantons, $10.00 Canton Crepes, $10.00 White Silk Blouses, 354 Hip Blouses Jacquettes m'fl" e k s ; Heavy crepe de chine enhanced by o bk touches of Filet and Irish laces and beautiful embroidered effects in white cut-outs on ¢ c $7.50. and colors. You will like their refined A Season Conspicuous for Its Brilliant Coloring delicacy. : _ : = In round and V neck styles, with or White and Colored Footwear, $7.50 without collars. Short sleeved models in sizes 36 to 46. White and colors appear to divide equal honors in the matter of popularity. : But white footwear must be chosen with extreme care, in order to insure the best effect as well as fit. ! With such styles as these to help vou vour tronbles are greatly minimized. p $5.45 Crepe de Chine Filet and Irish Lace ! )\ Green Splendid patterns for wom kid low shoes with block hee Thes ely answer the de prevalent ti Blue Fieldmouse and misses; cut-out strap effects in colored that stylishly brilliant coloring The Hecht Co., Main Floor.) Handmade Blouses, $1.69 Dimities and batistes; in Peter Pan and roll collar styles. Beautiful with their han “What Color In Hosiery, Madam?" e Rl T Sllk Hose to GO Wl'th the S 95 :i(:a;‘\‘u and hand-embroidered dots. Sizes New Color Footwear-. . . . New Handmade Blouses, $2.69 White—Beige—Polo—Red—Green—Blue—these arc the popular shades e s Sheer dimities with touches of colored ging represented in this hns(er\deum tomorrow. Full fashioned—assured proper fit and feal, ocks, I Cans and batiste. Filet and Irish picot lace edging in this group. Besides, there arc black. cunmetal, cinnamon, fawn, neutral, nude and ar Sizes 36 to 44. fallow. (The Hecht Co., Main Floor.) (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) Philippine Lingerie 51 .88 Handmade Gowns—Chemise Fashioned by native girls possessing all the skill and craft inherited from generations of the most famous needlworkers. These, too, are handmade. With hand-embroidered scalloping ’round neck and sleeves. With touches of drawnwork at the points. . The gowns are in sizes 15, 16 and 17. 36 to 44, (The Hecht Co.) M ain Floor. The chemise, Philippine Gowns, $2.69—Speccially priced gowns. in beautiful hand-embroidered butterfly patterns. Sizes 16-17. Brassieres. .$1 A variety replete with models for slender, medium or stout figures. Such fabrics as novelty stripes, silk mixtures and muslin and lace combinations. All sizes from 32 to 48—in one style or other. Philippine Gowns— hand-worked (The Hecht Co) R (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) Main Floos.