Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1925, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SHRRE TNESTRIE * [Teks o Biadlpat = B OF NORTHELIFFE o e ¥ 800 Employes in Paper Mill Towns Publisher Founded Remembered in Will. a amicable Roamed Potomac in Mlslv Ages Paz‘stw-p‘W Husbands Ordered to Explain \nl\ nm size of the (.m : ln«mmeu there | t Hy.lml terminals, | should not be adjudged in contempt | C re- | of court for failing to keep up allmony ® | payments. imprinted sole usually with |)\~ first impression one gets of it Is . not_unlike the sole dog.” made during rmation and the n either an am-| o her complaint to the court. an animal living on both reptile. The which the im- stride is long settlement it better than an with the ap- of dispute 1 the three| India is tc ong-distanc have a number of new te |.|!mn. lines. ,| Breen, is in arrears $180 under an| | order ‘requiring him to pay her $125 | | divorce proceedings. ALIMONY DUE, CHARGE. Failure to Pay. D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, Chiet Justice McCoy of the District | & | Supreme Court yesterday cited two husbands to show cause why they John A. Breen, jr., according to a complaint of his wife, Marguerite L.| monthly pending the settlement of Carlton W. Sisson is behind to the extent of $70 in alimony payments to his_wife, Madeline Sisson, according '7202224 7th St. N.W. 91 N Agents Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns 1925. uveturnedta Studebake _tradeforone 3-39c Women’s | 3—50c Women’s Knit Bloomers ‘Union Suits $ gipgs]Eaetl 1 Ribbisd Blorners with lace odsed, with elastic drawn rll \\\Hlb\ string waist bands and e $1 '$1.00 Khaki Pants, Pants, 3-50c Baby’s White 49c¢ Blouse, Both for Dresses Knickers of good Lace or Embroidery khaki and prttty $ 1 2 Yards 79¢ Printed patterns; percale Crepe de Chine ed rn[l«ra all sizes Zi Yards 87-Inch 5 Brown Sheeting shirts with attach- Silk - mixe vrinted Everybody Saves in This Dollar Day Sale : 2— 59c Women’s Undermuslins 5 'Sk chernr)’:r lgcod‘::l?: $ 1 " 4Yards 35¢ step-ins and Printed Voiles vests of crepe or batiste. A\ 7 Yards 19c Dres's Gingham crepe. and silk-mized por in lght and printed _destens m crepe ngee dark Save From *9 to 24 on Your Next Winter’'s Overcoat Our annual August Sale of Men’s next Winter—and at one low price— >31 Worth From *40 to *55 Overcoats is now going on. Sheldon Coats. Fabrics that you see only in the most expensive coats. In blues, oxfords, new plaids. In everything that’s new for Fall and 300 A deposit will hold any coat until October 1st—and vour purchase will not appear on your bill until that time. especially for us last Sprin were willing to wink their eyes at profit. That is why we can say— These coats were made g, when the factories were not busy and pieces and perfect $1.25 Corset, 39¢c Brassiere, Both for New Fall shapes 2—89c Costume Slips \‘,:YI te In’\n !\](I;’I\( rlf $ 1 E in, 4—39c " 4—39cMen’s Lisle Sox and blue; double 1 sy toes and heels. 2—59¢ Rompers ~ 3—69c Boys’ Dutch style, white $ 1 Kh akl Sults $ 1 dlay Suits stout khaki )x”mn”: ’ 3—50c Boys' Union Suits Summer weight Balbriggan Suits, $ also open mesh suits in 5 to 14 year Fine, sheer, p»r tect quality, black, gray, tan plain m Z—79c Bungalow | Muslin _Underwear Aprons Big verover m : 3 Pairs 59c Children’ si % Hose Rayon (a silk) Hose f and girl shades, topped ~ $1.50 Women’s ~ 10Pairs15c Baby Sox 300 pairs fancy ualn&, out. $1.98 Baby’s Knit Capes All-wool Capes. :st the wrap baby $ st needs this time of et and color Dresses $ 1 $5.98 Boys’ Cloth Suits brofdered, others Y Just In Time for School Conditions of Sale Buy a regular $598 Suit and se- lect a second '-'or l) 2 Suits for $6.98. 5 to 11 Sizes Only 200 Regular $3.00 and $4.00 HATS CLOSE-OUT PRICE 33 and $4 Women’s| $2 Girls' Jumper Sweaters Dresses $ Rayon (artificial $ 1 18 Pongee Dresses 1 10 Yards 15¢ :‘1::\"! r:"dln :::nnl r:g(azlzgzadmrz’;: ‘&]u? or dress styles; all 9 Yards 20c White Yards 20c White | Brown Muslin Marqmsette WRemer Inv‘he« I\ld! in : Y’l 10 yard lengths, ~ «lle 10 lsc and lgc 2 69c Baby’s Rub- Baby’s Rub- Y\&n\rmhnr 10 Handkerchiefs ber sheets$ White and every new color; hem- Full size, abso- stitched, $ silk em- lutely waterproof; broidered and fancy sanitary and perfect bordered styles. in every respect. Very special. —69c Ma-Ma Dolls Ta“»\nh, Dolls, for one d ay. 2 f(\l' 21 "21 Yds. 59¢ Imported Imported English Broadcloth 3—69c Women’s Knit Pants ished with French ’1 $1 50 Summer C t fi " 6 Yards 25¢ Prmted Percale fortable shapes, ror 2—69c Men’s Union Suits $ : Fancy white ma- SnseTeneh lace edged ribbed brella Drawers, dras, collarette neck and elastic inserted The Hecht Co. Guarantees the Price $1.50 Men’s Pa;amas Until November 15th, 1925 If you purchase one of these coats and find between the time of purchase and Novem- ber 15th that you can secure a coat more to vour liking for $31, we guarantee positively to buy the coat back at the price you paid for it—$31—provided the coat has not been worn, This is fair, isn't it? of course. All Models That Will Be Correct in 1926 Including straightline box coats, big, burly ulsters, belted-back coats, motor coats, Chesterfields, great coats and town coats. low never goes broke buying'what he needs when prices are lowest.” / Buy your All Sizes From 33 to 44 coal—and your The Hecht Co. F Street at 7th Washington's Fastest Growing Department Store As Andy Gump said the other day: winter overcoat—tomorrow “A fel- (First Floor. The Hecht Co.) $9.95 to $12.75 | Women's Silk Dresses Condition of Sale Buy any dress that sold to $12.75 for regular price and select the second for— 2 for $10.95 3 Yards49c Coat Cretonne Lovely new, bird, lantern and flower designs, in a wide 4 Yards 48¢ Floral Voiles 40 inches wide, in large and small flower designs. Val- ues to 69¢ will be found in this lot. and Gowns White, Lavender 2 Prs. 2 Prs. 79c Women’s tasteners; all 1 $l.50 " $1.50 Women's Athletic Union Suits d i | "~ 21Yards59¢ Printed Pongee Pretty cluster-dot stripe effects, in two and three tone colorings on white and dark grounds. lnlnrfl warranted Silk Gloves erlnlluhq 1 2—Boys’ and Girls’ and Girls’ Pink and White Batiste and Check- ed Nainsook Suits, made like.men's. oiw = NOT A DOLLAR ITEM BUT THE BIGGEST DOLLAR’S WORTH YOU'VE EVER BOUGHT = 1,500 Pairs Women’s Shoes Worth $3.00, $4 00 and $5.00 Leathers: Colors: Patents— Black Suede— Gray Satin— Tan Kid— Mole Velvet— Blonde 1; Everything that’s new is shown in sizes for Misses and Young Girls. Irregulars For Shoes worth to $5.00. You've