Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON The Hecht Co. Seventh at F Foremost in Vogue and Value New Fur-Trimmed Coats and Wraps ( Orrectiy jdsiioncd Youthful 3 Misses 16 to 2 wwomen, 36 to 48 49* \isions of loveliness setting a high standard for quality fabric, expert workmanship and authentic styling. A host of charming styles: Flared, wrap. Lustrous pile fabrics: Truvenette, irancine, tonia and excello in the predominating winter colors: brown, mouse-taupe, black and navy. Fine ifurs fashion chin collars s: Wolt, der L Bevy of Charming Frocks For Evening. Dinner. \flernoon and Streel 19 A Sale! Delectable frocks for woin- en and misses in a timely pre- holiday offering. Frocks for in the smartest the Colorful all occasions, variations of mode for winter. models of georgette, imported. novelty cloths, vel- canton, crepe satin, Black satin, net girdle. vet and Poiret twill. Stressing the vogue for pleats, tiers, cascades, flounces, chemise, panel and basque effects in grace- ful interpretations of the mode. Vivid and dark col- ors feature novel trimmings. 16 and 18, 36 to 42. iSecond Floor.) I. MILLER Stylish Footwear for Discriminating Women 5] 2-50 Style—that.subtle Goddess of Fashion—rules in. ‘1: Miller footwear creations. Style—that quality that makes a shoe an object of marvelous beauty. Black satin, with suede trim, Also all patent coltskin. 1. Miller, creator of world-renowned footwear for swomen, embodies the wiles of Style with the demands of well dressed women and produces master models in correct shoes. (First Floor) X Vh”mdhnr' slender line, circular and bolivia, bry- Wood and occasionally cutfs and bor- vicuna fox, natural squirrel and viatka squirrelette. The Hecht Co. Seventh at F Women's Chiffon Silk Hose $] .95 Featuring French Nude The Smartest Winter Shade A soft flesh tint with a touch of rose— Fashion’s newest hosiery shade. Worn with dark shoes, it effects an interesting contrast. ' Other smart shades: Thrush, cruiser, cinnamon, polo, beige, autumn, oakwood, gun metal and black. Phoenix and other makes. Mercerized tops. Tull fashioned. Novelty Checked English Sport Hose, %3-% Wool and artificial silk in various swag- ver effects. Striking color schemes in biscuit, cordovan, gray and fawn. Ideal for sports and all outdoors.. A recent importa- ton. Fiest Ilo The “~Divette™ A New Perrin Glove 495 \ charming 1new c¢love mode. Effective flare cuff finished with novelty scroll embroid- Black and brown. First Tloor ChY. 225 Pairs of Worfien's Strap Wrist Cape Gauntiets $l.?9 Just enough for one day’s spirited selling. lent quality. Cape is known for serviceability. Mod- cls suitable for street or sports. Trim style with strap wrist. Colors: Gray, white, tan and brown. Buy these for gift-giving .uul tor- personal future needs. Excel- Sale! Winter Skirts in Novel Modes 54 Specially priced skirts in a variety of swagger new effects. The correct &l\lrt for sports, street and shopping in several versions of the wrap-around and pleated modes. Brushed wool cloth in plaids and stripes; camelaire in tan, gray or novelty mixtures; fancy plaids and checks: wool crepe in combination pltat A wide rdnge of cologs in sizes 26 to 32 waistband. (Second ¥ \ "Winsome New Blouses $8.95 A purchase! Theretore un- usual blouse values. Jacquettes and hip blouses of heavy quality crepe de chine, in dozens of the smartest winter styles. All the newest mediums of, expression in trimming are employed to make these blouses the very ’ best possible at this low price. Lovely colors: Sandalwood. fog, rust. henna, suede, wood brown and navy. Sizes 36 to 44. (Second Fleor ) ellecht (o Seventh at F D. ¢, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1925. hts Are Solid BY DR. FRANK CRANE. Thoug “Thoughts are things,” said Prentlss ‘| Mulford. Thoughts are more than things. For the thoughts of the human mind are more enduring than the thoughts of the human hand. Some time ago I lived in Rome and overy day I wandered some time in | the forum and over the Palatine. This reglon has been kept apart from the bustling modernity of the city. It 1s astounding, the utter desolation of | this place, once the seat of the-most thick, potent and vivid expression of life. Now it lies stripped, battered, Some ingenious person had made a { model of this little hill and valley that was once the center of the Roman government, and reconstructed it as it used to be. I gazed at it and tried alize what & blaze of ‘pride and ment one time was here. There more than one forum, it seemns, and all were connected. “All these fora, taken togethe: L Augustus Ilare, “r mbled a spaclous, continuous open-air mu- seum, abounding in st of bronze and marble, in temples und porti coes, whose fluted pentelic columns during the frequent festivals used to be enwreathed and festooned with wearing whit | more distinguished, ! tumes.” Now, over against that picture, let me show you one which Charles [ ens drew when he had climbed 1o nf the Cq um and looked -sent seene: “To ge rumbling there, a o climb inte its upper down ou ruin,- ruin, trivmphal palaces with richer cos- i f the conqueror: ‘aesars upon the s of the old down and gone: Is to s i old Rome, wonderful, haunting the i very ground on which it Dle trod st im- > most urnful = blood- moved one heart as it must move all who look « thanked—s a4 words Wo thou- mind un- Indi s ot Ko, told their ,$5,000 Life Policy Cost 546 90 {AL nge nd dute of birth tor tion. 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Wo wish to extend our sincere thanks ur relatives, ueighl many friends aud heautiful ALF ARLES C. LEW SOLOMON, We i 10 express our since cintion to our friends beautifl florul tributes at ‘the death of onr DAUGHTER filattiam. ‘vos:x.‘nAvxs (Avsust 25, 102, et Elo ov. W, Switier, MAR- fer of Mr. and M of Takoms Park, Ma. VOGEL of Lancix mother, SEPH (. beloved husbanid of the late . He is survived by u sister. neral 2 o'clock pow., from Metropolitan Church. © Refatives and friends fo Church of seen ut W. iate resid i DAY, EDMONDS. EMMELY Ars. Josephing be livid at e suug ut nt Oliset cometers n | ROBERTS. Ritten- | Rewsrd if returned fo s r plense FUNERAL DESIGNS. - Geo. C. Shaffer, e, PRESSIVE FLORAL EM] Exelr MODERATE PRICES. Prompt suto elivery service. Am-ue—expuulve—mxu-u" Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. We Specialize in Floral Designs at soderata 1765 Q St. u.w. Flovel ‘wother of Mrs. invited (0 a rted this life November 13, ck after ® hrlef | Euon Baptist Chureh, - Rev. Today wur hearts s Our_thougits ar i Tow e sosed 200 how we miss thec bue but God cou ses Nhoe but 6 AND crmrp. BADLER. Departfd vember 11, 1923, SADLER. * she many whe loved three brothers. Funeral Sunda; from the reside 1630 e, inciuding. four siaters, wo ‘uncies and two sunts November 18, at 2 o'clock, e of ber wicle, Oscar alize in designing and erect- ing memorials (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality and character. We will gladly show you many beau- tiful specimens of our work In any of the local cemeteries. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. ture Tents ‘Societs 'for their kindness and | Beaths. §o0denly, on November 15 of Blanche Hier will be given. Suddenly November 14, 1983, a5 mma husband of Loutse v r. 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