Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1923, Page 54

18 e THE 'SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 30,7 1923—PART 2. The Hecht Co. | Seventh at F Seventh at F SR | The Hecht Co. Seventh at F Special Sale: ‘ The Hecht Co. Seventh at F 300 9x12 Red Seal ~Congoleum & Neponset Rugs (Seconds) | The Imperfecti 4 | Are Slight Misprints The Patterns Are Truly Beautiful ons $ l 0.95 The quantity purchased made possible the low price—a point the manufacturer seldom, if ever, overlooks. the factory working full Quantity selling means quantity production—keeping the employes at time. So here are these beautiful rugs—at but $10.95—way below—nearly half of the regular price. Just, for example, one of Congoleums’ latest and most select pattern of a blue Persian de- sign is included. Then there are patterns in rose Persian designs, blue and white tile ef- fects, blue all-overs—a choice of pattern and color almost unprecedented at so low a price. And, remember, the imperfections are so slight they will hardly be noticeable when the p t=3 7 o rug is laid on the floor. And Then These Specials in Wool Rugs F*™ = Ox12 Seamless Axminsters, $42.75 Fine quality, 9x12, heavy Axministers in beautiful Persian or conventional designs or tan. Woot Velvet Stair Carpet, $1.39 All-wool velvet hall or stair carpet in the 27-inch width, in attractive patterns and colorings. here, linear yard, $1.39. Special Velour Overdrapes Priced $16.85 WoolMixed Blankets, $4.50 70x80 size for the double bed—double blankets with gray background and pink or blue checked border effects. Bound with soisette. Cotton-Filled Comfortables $4.95 9x12 Worsted Wilton Rugs, $69 Seamless Wiltons in Persian designs of blue, rose or of blue, rose, mulberry - : - v : 2 taupe—at this almost unbelievably low price of $69. . Seamless Wool Brussels, $19.75 814x10%4 Brussels Rugs in an unusually attractive pat- Regularly $225— tern variety and assuredly a most unusual price, $19.75. Special: Double Faced Velour i Portieres, °16%° They are of soft, deep-pile velour—velvety and as luxurious as they are expressive of fine quality. They arefull 214 yards long and 36 inches wide, the ends overlocked. The colors are blue and rose, blue and mulberry, brown and blue, blue and taupe, brown and rose, brown and green. Tuscan Weave Net Panels $1.50 Attractive ecru Tuscan weave—choice of mesh or closcly woven style. - 40 inches wide—2v3 gards long—with the ends fringed. Also Notting* ham and filet net panels—in ecrit or white, $1.50. Irish Point Curtains, $3.95 Sheer, delicately woven French net base with attractively embroidered floral designs and odd figures on borders. Full 2 yards long. tl'hcsc are in white. Also @ few cluny net curtains at $3.95. Velour Overdrapes $3.45 Silky, highly —mercerized velour drapes—the side piefes 13 inches wide and 2% yards long—with scalloped . center valance to match. Colors include blue, brown, rose and green. Excellent quality silkodine - and figured sateen filled with soft, clean cotton. In the double-bed size. Pillowcases, Each, 23¢ 42x36-inch pillowcases of smooth weave, snow white muslin. Deeply hemmed. Moo . (The Hecht Co. Fourth Floor.) Perfect Sheets $]-29 Velour Overdrapes $345 0il Opaque Shades, 57¢ In green, white or ecru. Mounted on dependable spring rollers. Size 36x69 ‘ inches—slight irregulars. Full double-bed size—81x90 inches. Smooth-finish and deep-bodied weave. A quality that will launder well. l ]fi See Our Rotograveure Page In Today’s Post A message of interest to every woman who loves fine clothes is presented in graphic, tangible form. Displayed is a gorgeous array of Printzess and Fashion Mode Fur-trim- med Wraps. . Beaded Canton Crepe Frocks $ 2 9.50 The miss or her mother will delight in these iridescent creations—these beautiful autumn frocks of black can- ton with their beadings in blue or steel. Or the brown shades beaded in black or bronze. Not forgetting the tasteful straightline, basque and flounce effects. The sizes are 16 to 20 for the miss—36 to 42 for her mother. “Apparel Favorites of Fashion Twill or Tricotine Suits, $29.50 Here, too, a special value for miss and matron—varied style tailleurs— featuring the new long coat effects. The colors are navy and black, the linings of beautiful quality crepe silk or peau de cygme. Stitching or silk “crowfoot” trimmings provide attrac- tive offsets. The sizes are 16 to 20 for the miss—36 to 42 for her mother. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) Twill Tailored Button Effect, $29.50. Model—One- Canton Crepe—Steel Bead Trimmings, $29.50. The New Dress Styles Demand Smart Glov;es Sale: Women’s Imported Gloves, ¢] Here are imported chamoisettes, chamois fabric and Duplex washable gloves. That is one important point. Then to mention the styles—strap wrists, gauntlets, elbow length. The gauntlets have fancy cuffs, some with embroidered backs. The Duplex styles with contrasting color gore. The colors are beaver, brown, mode, coffee, gray and covert. Two-Clasp Imported Kid and Lambskin Gloves, $l .65 2-clasp; of soft, pliable skins that insure proper fitting and excellent service. Many of the lambskin gloves have embroidered backs and are pique - style. The colors are black, white, mode, brown, tan, gray, champagne. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) Glove Styles, gantlets, $1; 2-clasp, $1.68 A Specialized Price—Hence Better Values Women's Fall Footwear $5.85 To appreciate the smart styles you ;hwld come in and see them: For truly these illustrations, although sketched from the originals, hardly do them full justice. As surely the high quality of them can hardly be shown in pen pic- ture—for they have turn or welt soles, are of selected leathers and in great variety of styles. So we want you to accept this more as an invitation to view this show- ing at $5.85—and suppose you make it tomorrow. . (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) Combination Leather Model, $5.85. A Sale of Bath Robes Beacon—Lawrerice—Corduroy For 60 years Beacon has been the standard bath robe fabric—recog- nized as the best—and although the market for such robes is exceedingly - fiigh, a quantity purchase brought the price down considerably. i There are many styles—some satin or sateen trimmed—with heavy cord girdles. And then large collars and turn-back cuffs. The corduroy robes are of wide wale—and come in such pretty colors as rose, copen, cherry, wistaria and peacock. The sizes are 36 to 44. (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) Beacon Robe, $295 Corduroy Robe, $2.95 The Hecht Co. ‘. Seventh atfi'