Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 56

TAWM , TU HEAR ‘BOuUT TH ROAD WOT'S saomm KEEP EVER'- THIN® QU ™ Pul 3 T TRAIN'S 1N TH YARDS EARLY 1~ e MORMIMT ? WHATCHA S POSE TH BIG 1DEAR IS, | TAWM, KEEPIM' EVER BOOY | S POSE IF A GUY SNEEZED N TH YARDS HE O HAFTA L GIT FINED AST ALLTH PASSEN- GERS O TH TRAIN G. SMITH WORMLEY ACTIVE IN SCHOOLS G. Smith Wormley, recently appointed principal of the new Randall Junior been in the District | rs and principal of the Garnet Night School for two years. "In 1922 he was director of summer schools for teachers in Delaware and in the same year was engaged by that state to ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE. | Mrs. A. C. Norman Charges Hus-| band With Cruelty. Mrs. Adele C. Norman has filed suit in the District Supreme Court for || a limited divorce from Stanton C Norman on charges of cruelty and neglect. She also alleges that he pays attention to other women. They | were married December 1, 1900, and have two children. In asking for suitable ailmony Mrs. | Norman tells the court that her hus- band has an income of $10,000 an- nually from his real estate and in- vestment business, owns a yacht worth $6,000, §nd Is half owner of the Hotel Martiniq She i sented by Attorney: ferty and P. H. Mars A DAY's Tur AN TP Tog By TH' SLEEPERS Ar' IF THEY GOTTA SAY SOMETHIN THEY GOTTA DOIT 1IN WHISPERS WELL, THAT 10EAR HAN'S ME A BIG LAUGH Av'uarem'; AWRIGHT ! KEEPIN QUIET INTH ¥AROS! BE HERE NOW! WOT TIME 21T, TAWM? THE DIAMOND —An Ideal Investment Since their discovery, dlamonds have been the most stable of possessions, ever increasing and never decreasing in value. Add to that the fact that we are in constant touch with the New York markets enables us to offer vyou these real diamond bargains. Blue-white Perfect Dia- mond, % -carat Blue-white carats; value Extra fine blue-white gem, 1 60-100 carats, set in fine platinum mount- $700 ing Solid Platinum Wrist Watch, with the finest 17 jewel adjustment move- ment. Diamonds all round with sapphire $125 corners Solid Plati: Wedding monde it round... 910D mond. 85-100-carat 9165 Diamond, -2 exceptional 5450 OPPENHEIMER & SHAH Diamond Specialists 907 F STREET N.W. The House of Diamond Bargains. A Correction Through an error discovered too late for correction the 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite, illustrated herewith, is ad- | .. The Hecht Co. -~— r—s’m_mh m The Hecht Co. A Beginning July 7th, This Store C 26:“ All Day Saturday.During July and August. Remember To Take Advantage . Lilac Voile Wit' Tace Peills, $10 White ‘Silk &nd White Tub Frocks ()? Our. Personal Shopping Service By Phone Or Mail. Call Main 5100. Canton Crepe With Side Drapes, $17.50 = ), s10 515 to 25 White—a word full of wondrous meaning in the histcry of women’s fashions. It spells all that is desirable in summer ap- parel—all that is expressive of the cool, the attractive, the ap- propriate. A white frock for the Fourth is in order. EN DOLLARS will allow you the choice of organdies, voiles, ratines and linens—the loveliest styles obtainable for even more than this humble price. Hand-drawn effects in voiles, laces, hand- drawn plaid effects in ratines, hemstitched linens with smart collars and jackets—sizes from 16 to 44—such are the frocks at $10, OR fifteen you may select a white silk or tub frock of such fabrics » as canton crepe with canton and moire ribbon embellishment— white vol'!: embroidered or hand drawn—white linens embroidered, hemstitched or hand drawn. ’ FOR Twenty-Five ‘Dollars are white silk frocks such as beaded cantons, in silhouette styles, pleated canton crepe models, mono- gram effects, pleated georgettes, straightline crepe frocks. Styles for the miss and her mother. Cornflower Blue Voile, $10 & 7 Sale: 1,000 Summer Dresses o SEREO b y f Voiles — Linons — Pongettes — Ginghams A truly remarkable merchandising achievement in bringing such quality down to so low a price level. Here are white, tan, rose, copen and orchid shades. Figured voiles with lawn collars and cuffs—a variety of pleas- ing colors. = Pongettes with'Paisley trimming and Peter Pan Collars. Voiles with shawl collar and vestee. Also extra sizes. Linons with Peter Pan collar, leather belt and pique trimmings —a variety of shades. Ginghams with organdie trimming, vestee—also in an assort- ment of colors. ; Yes, indeed, this is a sale deserving of your immediate action. ; (The Hecht- Co., MOI‘_ Fleer.) A Durable Chiffon Silk Hose i 51.95 Full fashioned chiffon silk hose are becoming more popular with each suc- ceeding day. But there has been a demand for a chiffon weight that would give lengthy wear, as well as one smart in appear- ance. Here are chiffon hose that answer the bill. In shades of beige, polo, green, blue, nude, neutral, black and gun metal, etc. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) Rich Novelty Weave Silks ahead of us. Réduction: Women's Novelty Footwear ; Colored Kid and Color Trimmed White Shoes, Valued at $10 and $12, now $¢ .50 The biggest part of the summer season is . The most use for such footwear can be obtained from now on. (The Hecht Co., Second ™. Canton Crepe; Loose Pleated Panels, $25 Beautiful White Blouses 59.75 Beautiful heavy crepe de chines, real Filet laces, gorgeous hand-embroidered patterns, smart side ties—all these make for the beauty of these blouses. " They are in side-tie and hip blouse styles—with round or V necks, some with sleeves and others in the new sleeveless fashion. O, yes, some of them are handsomely trimmed with Val laces. (The Hecht Ca. Recond Floor.) | Lilac and White Gingham With Organdie -Sleeveless Querblouse; Orange and Black Binding Czecho-Slo- wak Silk With Colored Em- broidery Filet Lace, Pin Tucks and Tiny Button- Penpermint Red Checked e e Collor trimmed Model Gingham, Pique Collar Sale of 100 regular $12.95 to $15 Knife-Pleated Novelty Silk Skirts $10% Knife-pleated skirts are the leaders in summer fashions. , Knife-pleated skirts in novelty silk effects maintain their position before them all. & So this selling is sure to meet with every discriminating woman'’s idea of a real and opportune value. Canton crepes, Roshanara and novelty Roshanaras in knife- pleated, box-and-knife-pleated combinations. The shades, too, are in great favor—white, gray and tan. In sizes 26 to 32 waist measure. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) Sale of Brassieres 50¢c and $1 At 50c—Light-weight brassieres -of mesh, mesh top and dobby cloth diaphram support. * Another style with elastic inset. Sizes 32-42. At $1—Longline styles, summer materials. Sizes 34-46, in fasten-back and front models. (The Heceht Co., Second Floor.) Holiday Sweaters vertised in our furniture adverfisement, page 10, section 3, in this morning’s paper, at $235. o The price should be $295, and that i the price for which it will be sold. The Hecht Co. 7th at F | ; v l (4) s (8) LC) ‘ ha White White Kid; Colored Trims (D) Red or Green Kid Here are champagne kid pumps,-red, green and blue shades. White kids, trimmed with red, green and blue. Such heels as Block, high and French styles. The white shoes have low Spanish heels. % (The Hecht Oo., First Ploor.) echt Co. " 7th-at F Members of the Béther Business Buresy . * $1.95, $3.95, $4.95 At $1.95—New wool jacquettes; fancy weaves; with or with- out sleeves. Various shades. At $3.95—Sleeveless golf coats and sleeved jacquettes: plain backs. fancy fronts. Excellent - sport colors. At $495—Jersey sport coats ; golf coats, with or without slceves. 4 . (T Hecht Co.,-Becond Floor.)