Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924 The Hecht Co. Sale of 12,000 Pieces of Clildren’s Apparel, 55¢ NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE HOLDS MAY FESTIVAL Entertainment for Benefit Fund ‘Will Conclude Tomorrow—Vari- ous Plays Featured. children of the Neighborhood House, 407 N street southwest, cele- brated the first of May with a “song festival” and maypole dance yester- The entertainment will con- nue today and tomorrow and will be open from 4 p.m. until 10 p.m. The praceeds will go to the house for the ) ts summer work among the locality. of the various clubs main- y the Neighborhood House the program, which will h day. The entertain- fternoon consists of by the day nursery May Sale of Children’s Underwear 10,000 Pieces Tomorrow For Boys Big and Little 2to 12 Years For Big Girls and Tots 4to14 Years Wise and long-thought-out planning made this possible and at no time later can we promise any such assortment at a lower price. So stock up now for the whole family and rest assured of reaping genuine savings. Boys’ Athletic Union Suits 55¢ Of Crossbar Madras or Checked Nainsook Sizes 2to 12 The logical practical undergarments {or grow- ing boys. Cut generously to give the boys plenty of freedom and comfort, and finished most carefully throughout. Two Styles Offered Waist Button Regulation Style With Style With Drop Seat Webbing per is served every even- m. until 7 p.m. Featured vn Program. o take part in the various elma Hodgkins, Earl Kstaff, Buddy Balder- son, John Twiford, fildred Kienle, Helen Canter, Edward Sweeney, Mary Ly ord, Dorls n Carter, v | , Genie M Girls’ Dainty Combinations 58¢c Of Crossbar or Plain Muslin Sizes 4 to 12 Cool, dainty undergarments for summer days to come. Made with waist and drop-seat bloomers and trimmed with lace or embroidery. Girls’ Princess Slips, of soit finished muslin with deep flounce of lace or embroidery. Sizes 4 to 14. 55c. Girls’ Billie Burkes, night drawers of cool, flesh tinted muslin, trimmed with touches of stitchery. Sizes4to 12. 55c. Girls’ Nightgowns, of flesh tinted muslin with short Boys’ Blouses ‘““Klassy Kid” The Fast Color Kind 55C The boys’ choice every time, ’cause they’re made like Dad’s with double yoke, faced sleeves, and button-down polo collar. ger, Lottie ns,” Regina Thelma Girls’ Muslin combination S5c. h, nberg, Taylor, Lorraine Mills, llinger, Lorralne Brooks, loy ~ Dorothy Martin and COAL FREIGHTS REVISED. 1. C. C. Order Affects Rates to Northern Destinations. A suggested rate revision on coal I3 in llinois and Indiana, . Louis, Mo.. to certain Mother’s choice, 'cause they “wear like iron” and keep their original, bright color- ings, in spite of many tubbings. Wonder- ful choice of colors— the rates was estern Interstate the Arkansas any and other n “found _that ed rates on bituminous en Bay, Wis., group inations on the Sionx City on of the Great Northern were ed, and the schedules were canceled. Suits finely tailored to stand the rigors of rugged boyhood. W hite Tan Pongee {?ue??)l‘e,stshg)h;?;‘_dg;’;] Waneo sleeves. Trimmed with shir- O.D.Khaki X Y B ) ring and stitching. Sizes 4 to Gl daine: | with drop seat, 14 SSC {f;lue Burke,) BOY DIES OF WOUND. All of them are cut generously large, well & Washington Mothers by this : fitted and with seams double stitched. That’s time have come to expect much i of this yearly event—but we t}.lc secret of their wear and good looks. e il ofore han et Sizes are 7 to 16. ing expectations. Countless Stripe and Plaid Effects 2 Pairs of Drawers,in knick- er style. Cut full and roomy and edged with narrow ruffle. Sizes 2 to 12. 55c. A Special Sale of Children’s Low Shoes orps of the Tenleytown . pUtSUInE & Fuestiing ;“",;1’ R White Shoes Included t night, struclk and | i : e e { - 1 — o - Sheet e ‘ . . N oy or girl, you can find a style E N 4’0 whkdand, 2318 For- b for Boys for Girls 5 \ i Dy sl o u\)}h‘[% Sarker was trated 't 2 t010Y. 71014 Y LBV A particularly fine for your youngster’s %55‘," ] ' Shontdee, o [iuries to § 2to cars O ears 3¢ ¥ = needs. Sturdy little shoes, they 3 Shot by Companion While Playing “Sheriff.” (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Doss, a nineteen- who 'was playing which was thought aded. The boy was vhen the two as they had Here’s Real News for Washington Mothers! Wash Suits 3,000 Wash Frocks vhen he found anion, but he n the way to he left home, | nd gave himself dquarters. Later $5,000 bond. For Boys 2 to 11 years For Girls Pedal Tears Girl's Skirt. 2 to 11 years are, built for vigorous, busy little feet, but many of them are dressy shoes unusually attractive. Another specialization in price. One price for wash frocks and wash suits, such as one usually sees much higher priced at this time of the year. Two tremendous purchases'making a wonderful selection of styles, so— make the most of them both! Patent Leather Colored Leathers Tan Calf White Evecloth FILLED | PENCILS Iy L ] ‘ 'E;E;'F?’ 1T 3 i T bikgq Ireps A. White blouse, blue pants and collar, $1.45. B. Green chombray, with white braid, $1.45. The Boys’ Wash Suits, $1-45 All the more popular styles may be had; middy, Oliver Twist, sailors, button-on. Choice of long ornovelty, flapper and beach styles; short sleeves. Devonshire Peggy Cloth Jean Khaki Crepes Plain green, tan, pink, navy, gray, Copen and brown and countless com- binations. Trimmed with Eton, or sailor collars, frills and other novel touches. Sizes 215 to 10 years. The Girls’ Wash Frocks, $1-45 Several girlish styles to choose from, with or without bloomers. Of gay, summer colorings trimmed with contrasting collar and cuffs, touches of embroidery, pipings and lace insertions. Flock Voile Plaid Gingham Checked Gingham Chambry Combinations Frocks that will finish this term at school, wear all summer long and start in again next fall. Col- ors so varied ’tis needless to list them. Sizes 7 to 14. These four materials in broad toed oxfords, bright colored, cut- out sandals, and instep strap pumps. Splendid choice, 11 styles inall. Sizesare4to 2for boysand girls 2 to 11 years. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Drewn d $ 3o Children’s Hosiery 35¢ Long, Half or Three-quarter Style Such bright Spring colorings as gray, buck, camel, cor- dovan, black and white in the long and half hose. The three-quarter hose are the popular sports hose with bright, contrastingly colored, turn-back cuffs. Sizes in the entire assortment are 4 to 10. (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) C. Crimson woile, white lace and crochet trim, $145. w4 | The Hecht Co. k, hand embroidered, foe e 7th at F