Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1925, Page 54

////////////////////I/////I////////////(// ADaalalaalals A A " Eight Specials to Make a Hal Jwetched #1337 Philippine ‘Linge‘rie Almost at Cost $1.33 Frocks of Spring’s Own Choosing Unmistak_ably new for they show Fashion's digression from “the straight and narrow” to a narrow and flounced silhouette. A special purchase well worth coming down to see, even if that were all we had to offer. Handmade, hand embroid- ered and hand drawn—the daintiest lingerie any woman could wish. Even the sports styles show interesting new pleats that give plenty of freedom yet do not diverge from the truly tailored mode/ : Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise, demurely plain in Tailored models of flannel or kashmir, afternoon frocks : some instances. of black crepe satin splashed with vivid color. Cheerful, gay-colored printed ‘frocks, that are achieving social triumphs this Spring. Every color, every new whim of Fashion for Spring is reflected somewhere or another. Sizes for misses and women, 16 to 44. Others quite ornate, with embroidery and drawnwork combined. Colored appliques, too—those quaint little colored squares that trim far more expensive gar- ments. A really fine assortment of differing styles. Gowns in sizes 16, 17 and 18. Chemise in sizes 36 to 44. (Fifth Fleor, The Hecht Os.) Dresres S KeTchea- $15 (Second Floor, The Hecht Ceo.) °, Jumper Skirts With Side or “Kick” Pleats D The accepted tailored mode of the moment fashioned of flannel, wool, crepe, cashmere or serge. Slash pockets and binding of braid. And, to give the necessary fullness, a “kick” pleat at the front-or pleats at each side. Sizes 16 to 20 in all colors. Silk Jumper Blouses Tailored or Feminine Silk-and-cotton Crepé Sateen Printed Blouses in every conceivable shade. New Heavy Crepe de Chine Peasant Blouses, radiant with embroidery in myriad colors. Also Tailored Silk Blouses of crepe de chine or radium. Sizes 36 to 4. New Collars:and Colors in Topcoats It's to their collars and golors that the new Topcoats owe their distinction. Collars that are perfectly plain in line as Paris much prefers them—giving a‘straight, stand-up effect when buttoned over. Colors like jewels, adding new charm to such popular fabrics as suedine, downy polairerand cut angora. Tournia- line rose, Aquamarine, cat’s eye, moss green, carnelian red— G Coatlw JSReTched t15 plain colored or in combinations. Every one lined:through- out and warm enough for wear now. For misses. For women. Sizes 16 to 42. (Second Floor, The Heckt Ce.) (Ejth Fioor, The Hecht Co.) <3 * A Shoe Sale and Style Revue In One ¢ 3.85 Just about as many pairs as will last through four hours of busy selling. afford not to be), you'll get:here early. 'Pa-nty F,ro_v\cks, Rompers and Cunning Creepers Froeks - 49¢ This alone should brm“g many mothers’here-early Mon-- .'day morning for these are beautifully.made, color fast and S0 e ere s e o cantt as pretty as you wowld niake them yourself. New Gore Pumps, Gypsy Pumps, Theo Ties, Sandals and Oxfords just being introduced this Spring. Already at the sale price because their instant popularity has resulted in broken sizes. However, a fairly generous range of sizes awaits you in black suede, velvet, satin, patent, tan calf and . iCteepers and Rompets of gingham, chambray or linene, ; tri_r_nnicfd with embroidery or appliques. Plain-colored or with white blouses. ‘Rompers, 2 to 6; Creepers, 1 to 3. Chambray Pantie Dresses in one-piece styles, touched with Jketched. 34585 Sale. of 5,000 Men's Fine Shirts Six for $11 $ 1 '90 Six for $11 embroidery. Sizes 2to 5. gray suede. 4 Fitth 3 B (Third Floor; The Hecht Co.) [¢ Floor, The Mecht Co.) Men’'s Spring Hats New Grays and Tans $ 2.45 We purchased 11,000 Shirts-—the largest s(mgle collection . afternoon ‘“date.” ~ Only a couple of hundred of them, so step down here quickly Monday morning in time to wear yours for your Pearls, Grays, Light Tans. With the new D’Orsay curl well dressed men are wearing. We've pictured three, but there are other styles, too, and there’s sure to be one you'd like especially well. All with fine de luxe silk linings. Get yours early tomorrow. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) X of shirts we have ever offered. If we hadn’t, you wouldn’t be hearing about them now. But we do have a good assort- ment still in spite of steady buying. English broadcloths, satin-striped broadcloth, self- striped broadcloth, novelty woven madras, rayon striped madras and oxfords, in sizes 134 to 18. Sleeve lengths, 33, 34 and 35. (Maln Floor, The Hecht Co.) Store Closes gt 1 P.M. Tomorrow in Honor of Washington’s Birthday - TheHecht Co. F Street at 7th L/ DD DB PP PPPOPEPIPIIS ‘4“ P PP PPPPIPPPIPIPIPIPIPPIIVPIVIPIPPPIPITET I TN,