Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 26

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 1924 ! Seventh at F _ The Hecht Co. l Seventh at F _ The Hecht Co. - l Prereass=— A The Hecht Co. f r Our _Clean Sweep Sale i Takes on Added Importance as i Leading Manufacturers Co-operate | Manufacture’s - Close-out! Newest Fur-Trimmed Coats $28.50 The Clean Sweep may well be termed a mutual benefit sale. Prominent manufacturers with whom we do a large business co- operate with us by closing out their surplus stocks, salesmen’s and showroom samples to us. Profits are forgotten. Their big idea is to clean house for the new R 0NN By taking advantage of these good buys and passing along the opportunities to you we increase our turnover of merchandise and you get what you need at frac- tions of former prices. Newly se- lected apparel that has not been picked over. This in the main is the keynote behind our Annual Clean Sweep Sale. Black pile fabric, with crushed plush “ollar’ and cuffs. , Kit jox pir.\ o/ fabric, with Manchurian wolf collar and lack poatent dress pump with patent with e K povelty strop effect. Spanish rind Hadl eel. Black novei cut-out. Militory Reel. Strap omgr insied Manufacturer’s Close-out! Charming New I‘rocks $12.95 "Four sketchgd of hundreds of delightful frocks in ryodes for spring and immediate wear. Co-opera- tion played a large part in this purchase. We want- _ . ed the newest ones the makers had. They couldn’t give us all their new ones, interspersed the assort- ment with advance models. ‘ Styles for street, afternoon and party wear, in g h.o.?-t of the smartest effects. Canton, crepe de chine, velvet, twill, satin and tricosham. Sizes for misses 14 to 38, for women 36 fo‘ 42 and’ for larger women 42/; to 52!/5. All the best colors, - , including pastel shades and black. . (Becopd Floor—Ths Hecht 'Oo) 0 M edi % ‘ 7 Made to sell for $20' to $25 ¥ EER cuffs. Vistka coney collar, cufis border om black pile fabe ric coat. A in dress or & pump. um walking heol. 5 Fanmcy instep treatment. Made to Sell for $35 to $49.50 An advantageous purchase. The maker needed cash. We gave it to him and got the coats at a fraction of their original worth. And so the price gives no indication of their charac- ter. Note the models sketched, They are but a few of the many smart styles. Fabrics Crushed Plush Brytonia Idesia Bolivia Excello Truvenette 150"coats, of such fine fabricsas notcd‘aBove. 4SVm;¢1rtly Furs Vicuna Viatka coney Manchurian wolf Nutria Bulgarian lynx Crushed prush oat wit wviatka coney styled in flounce, tier, tubular, side-closing and panel atka coney effects. Black, brown or kit fox. Practically every coat in the assortment is fur trimmed, many with cuffs, ' bands or trimmings of the pelt. A few excellent gar- ments to be worn with one’s furs. Sizes for misses and women. Manufacturer’s close-out Feminine Footwear $3.95 ‘At about half their value. Novelties — pumps _and oxfords. Styles galore, with high, low or walk- ing heels. Every imaginable style and the most desirable colors for present and spring wear. (First ¥loor—The Heeht Co) heel. Manufacturer’s Close-out! Kid and Fabric Gloves ©9¢ 737 pairs of modish gloves consisting -of the following: 2:clasp lambskin or kid; 16- button fabric; 12-button fabric; novelty strap-wrist fabric gauntlets Beaver, brown, champagne, white, gray, mode and black. Sizes 5% to 8 in the assort- ment, but not in every style. Lambskin and kid, in sizes 534, 6 and 6} only, in black, gray and brown. (First Fieor—The Heckt Co.) Manufacturer’s Close-out! Silk and Fiber Hose 49¢ Slight Mill Hurts Irregulars of $1 hose. A host of the smarter shades for spring. Tanbark, air- dale, nude, beaver, beige, gray, polo, Oriental pearl, brown and black. Seamed backs and mercerized tops. Wool Mixed Sport Hose .~ Broken lots of excellent hose in camel, brown, gray and 'beaver. Plain or clocked: styles. ; : (Wivst ¥icor—The Hecht Co.) | | Mgfl@cht‘(’ F 7!7; at_F ? ‘ Ton sucae witie atrap. Rounded bow kmot toe. Spanish W‘omen_’s Flan cuffs. Black pile fob- ric cogt with wolf collar. Bulgarian Iynz shawl collar, border and cuffs on_black pile fabric coot. (Becond Floor—The Hecht Co.) Satin and Susds with fum Heel. " Smaft wndere)- suede with criss-cross Ject over vamp. toe’ " Kpanish ps. Rounded el Women’'s High-Grade Corsets $3.95 Usually $5 to $11 ; Discontinued numbers and broken. size assortments of such well known makes as Nemo, Stylish Stout and Frolaset. Suit- able for medium and tall figures. And a specially desirable assortment for stout women. - Fine coutils and brocades in sizes 22 to 42. Flesh and white in back and front lace. models. Medium or low bust. A model for most every figure. E‘our illustrated. « econd Floor—The Hecht C5.) Manufacturer’s Close-out! nelette: Nighfgowns 88¢ Usually $1.25 and $1 .50 Weighty quality flannelette, in pink or blue stripe. Made with long sleeves, double yoke back and front, and hemstitched. Sizes16and 17. (Bosend Plocr~Tus Mackt €a3, ‘