Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1923. Yir Frimmed (Oats S ' A Fur Choker for the Fall Suit, $25 Fur Chokers #25 Mink, squirrel, fox, wolf and fitch—beautiful pieces. For ex- ample, the wolf furs are in sand brown. Or the squirrel in three- inch wide form, making a stole effect. ] B L€ i A e (The Hecht Co., Second Floor.) THE FABRICS—high luster bolivia, excello, cordola, ]ustrosa, anolaine, Lamb Gloves arnolaire. 950 HE F URS—caracul, Viatka squirrel, . Women’s 2-clasp lambskin gloves Thibet, Vicuna, Viatka coney, Wolf, in black. They are exceptionally moderate in price—so we urge all opossum, etc. women to make their selection from these. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) HE LININGS—are of beautiful fancy crepes, satins and high quality bro- cades. Lustrola, [ Slde Button Anolaine with reverse order and Vicuna Coliar, “E‘l HE SIZES—are for miss and matron —16 to 20 for the miss, 36 to 44 for the matron. Two of the Skirt Models at $5 A Sale New Skirts Quantity purchase is responsible for the low price. The same principle that has made Ford the recog- nized leader of all modern merchants---he really is a 5 merchant in the strictest sense of the word---is prev- Camalaine, wool crepes, velour alent wherever price is a consideration and yet where o g rgricsrbes B may choose from wrap-around, quality must still live up to the highest standard. B . el colors, although not in every style. (The Hecht Co., Second Fleor.) S To buy in quantity---that is the only method which will allow a price and still retain quality. 4 g These beautiful winter coatsand wraps, these splen- did examples of the luxurious in women’s apparel, are of the finer quality. The fabrics, the furs, the splendid lines of style and tailoring---all are here as evidence. Two Smart Footwear Modes, $11 and $12.50 Autumn Modes in ) i i 7 Footwea et the price is so unusually low, almost absurdly ] Smart] o:twhed rb WO new St}' es sketched above— low. Still, here they are---at this price of $39.50--- the model at the right a patent Vicuna _collar and > _ 3 . pump of very dressy lines. It is Fotigh. Lusir so you surely will be here early tomorrow to make $11. The other is a satin with Granada e : straps and black suede trimmings— with. thkn’:qolfififl y our, SCICCthI'l. with either high or low heels. Itis Collar, $39.50 (The Hecht Co., Bocond ¥Floor.) $12 50. (The Hecht Co., First Floor.) Tr%\;zlsing Phoenix Chiffon $3.95 Silk Hose A sale of unusual appeal to most women—for { : A special leather 31-95 these Bar Harbor brushed wool sweaters are ex- 4, . bag, excellent for Sale of Brushed Wool Sweatérs tremely desirable and fashionable. They can be short trips. It is i i i Full fashioned, with the usual hald with or without collars. Buff and gray are the ?:fet";m: ,ie: df;j Phol;mx quality and luster. In colors. pearance of & black or gun metal shades and fin- much higher ished with mercerized top. priced bag, Phoenix silk-and-fiber hose in the (The Hecht Co., new fall shades, $1. Second Group at $6.85 A Third Group at $8.85 Y Y Fint Tioer) e Tkt o, Tt o) Heavy brushed-wool sweat- Plain or novelty brushed- : ers, made with large collars. wool effects. Some of them Some of them have pockets. are in plain colors; others have Wide sleeves feature most of striped effects. Large buttons, 4 A them—for wide sleeves are too, find a place in the orna- very good this season. mentation, @: @ (The Meeht-Co., First Floor.) L % e Pl - Zthat F