Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1925, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1925. Frlday the 13th, The Hecht Co. Offers 1,300 Sprlng Dresses in 13 Times 13 New Styles! —and a price which becomes a symbol of Good Luck for every one who touches it! . (4 Good Luck for you—through good plan- ning, good merchandising and good buying from us. 1,300 brilliant Spring frocks — ready for the month when wardrobes look so jaded, and holidays are so many. Wash- ington’s birthday. St. Valentine’s day. Times when you'd look your prettiest, and feel your best in a Spring frock. Here are the PSSy 5 New Vivid Printed Crepes e Gay Flannel Sport Fabrics Taffeta, Canton and Satin Kasharine, Twill and Poiretsheen New Jewel Colors and Darker Shades In short, there is just everything that’s new at Fashion Headquarters—particularly that dominant Spring fashion, the ensemble effect frock. Over a hundred new styles, of which 26 are sketched here. Sizes 16 to 46. Thoroughly Sale O'ccupies Prepared for - Entire a Crowd Second Floor fl%@H@@hz’ C@ F Street at 7th 1= I (0 1 llléll( FL VL GOId ol ‘ S & ’Peor-L ‘wood.: ‘ wHiTe~] 3 " Gro .\ nrown \ ‘rdngier: 13 Green Rayon Undervests, 73c Rayon Scarfs, $1.73 Jumper Blouses, $1.73 |, Girls’ Blouses, $1.13 Pnncess Slips, $1.83 ~Women’s Umbrellas Women'’s Gloves, 63¢ Good ‘quulity: weats i Ramcy-wadurs. Fringed scarfs, striped, checked or Tailored English broadcloth blouses - Plain color pongette blouses to Tricolette princess slips, with fancy $2.83 Syt s muveley cuff ‘;bric Bodise topés . ribbod” strape.. Fles, plaid, in every new color that Spring and sheer voile blouses, embroidered wear with jumper skirts. Several pleated flounce and bodice top L e e il ik i ation) - - (DIYeS) inybroken sizes ranging from orchid and peach. has - displayed. in peasant style. styles in sizes 8 to 14. Many colors. Sizes 36 to 6 to 7. Five colors. 4“ 1 A . ol mbrellas, silks slightly irregular. Fifth Fl (Fifth Floor.) (Fifth Floor.) (Fifth Floor.) (Third Floor.) SHES Wloos ) Cormitiamdles GmgJI Gt . G 5 : - (Fifth Floor.) Novelty Handbags, 93¢ Ladies’Hat Boxes, $3.33 Tots' Pantie Frocks, 43¢ - Girls’ Jumpers, $3.33 ¥ hi“""‘“e pigene 5 : Pure Silk Hose, $1.13 New underarm, envelope, keylock Cretonne-lined hat boxes of shiny Gingham, chambray and pongette ‘Wool tweed jumper skirts in bright Handmade, hand- embmxdeud night- i and swagger bags of leather or silk. or dull black fabricoid. Pocket in top frocks. Sizes 2 to 6. Also rompers plaid. Trimmed with braid and but- gowns and chemise. Gowns in .,m ;.ol.’:rifi“z‘o :':v‘vh::al;:: 'Efilm{."m;:g! ne.[IeCJlt Cb Exocellent éolac licite; for lingerie. ; and creepers. Sizes I to 5. tons. Sizes 8 to 14. 15, 16 énd 17. Chemise, sizes 36 to mercerized tops. ; (Fith Floor.) (624 F 8t) (Third Floor.) (Third Floor.) (Fitth nm; (Fifth Floor.) F St at Tth