Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1925, Page 12

Income Tax Returns Paid From District and Vicinity o Christie, Navy De-| : Queene Terry (' wold, 517 Eighth street Newark street 0. . 1750 Sixteenth Council, 604 Eleventh ind wife, 1472 Cole, 3001 Twentieth €02 Fleventh 900 ¢ mmmucm Carpenter. 1106 Vermont ave 40 1 C. Crain, 2043 Tilden street M. Camp. 1426 K street, R ot Club speland, 2048 Macomb street se, 1710 Rhode Island .57 Nqithan Cavton, 5. and wife, 47 40, . Navy Departm aret E. 3122 Caton, 1015 Potomac . Cornelson. 1515 H street,; ipman, 1319 Nineteenth lldress and wite, 2200 \mings, Transportation N 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. 3 > | BEHRENDS’ ¢ \km 812 75 to 516 75 New R SILK DRESSES 15 Ik crepe 151090 to $15.00 Dresses $ A98 About 140 dresses of geor gette, satin, silk crepe. lace and brocades. ~ Choice of plain shades and figured patterns in Extra and Regular sizes. Not 2 dress worth less than $10.00. Many were $15.00 F=====—x==FUR COAT SPECIAL $50.00 FUR COATS models, with big mushroom | collars and broad cuffs and 69c Boys’ "' Golf Stockings Wide-wale Ribbed Stockings, in Rich-looking Fur Lnax\. in brown and gray. Fufl-length 338 richly lined throughout. A Deposit Will Hold Until Wanted Fancy and brown mixtures; for big and little bovs. Finished with pretty fancy cuff gray 55c FRESH From Qur N. Y. Office 500 BEAUTIFUL HATS Worth $2.69, $2.98, $3.49 4 Saturday Special Nobby Felts Smart Satins Lovely Velvets Satin and Velvet Combinations New shades of— Pansy Pencil Blue Navy Black Tan Gray Wine Green Slylea and Shapes for Women and Misses | — — $10. 00 Boys Vests and 2- Pants Suits § g 85 School Suits for boys 7 to 17 years. Newest vest and 2-pants styles in pretty novelty mix- tures, and pretty hades of brown, gray blue and green. $3. 50 Girls’ Newest 2-Piece Dresses 6 ln 11 Years SZ 00 40 lnch Satm A mrh us value, just in time for your new satin_in fashionable b navy blue, tan, black, white and gr: A HOS’ERY VALUE Worth Coming Miles For . $1.50, $1.75. $2.00/| Closing Out All A saass BATHING \_ SUITS $2 69 Just in time for your Labor Day plunge. wool. five-gauge ri and in_all the wanted col- 16 to 46 sizes. Famous K. & H ands. Irregulare and perfects, ors. 2711 Woodley | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Rae D.' Conkling und w!te 814 Sixth i Harry L. Cooper, Adjutant Gener- al's office, §52.87. street northeast, $17 R. Clyde Crult, McGill Building, $30.| Georges J. N, Carpenuer 1749 First Willfam J. Cochran, 612" Albee Bulld: | street, $26.0]. ing, $70. 3. 3 Corrigan, Post Office Depart- sl e ment, $11.26. mmflbs e Sl R Seventeenth Katherine Chickler, 1300 Emerson street, $15.58. ‘(bxegrge P, Cornel Hyattsville, Md.,| Dr."W. P. Colling, 2130 P street, 5 $59.44. |~ Mrs. Olive B. Connolly, 3110 New- l g : L R Olive B3 Ny Eimer B. Colbert, 1301 Massachu Cunningham Plimbing & E spunning hing Supply Co., | “].'Ia:;nofi W. CIift, 4116 Harrison street, | " Cole, Trene H. K. Carley, chusetts avenue, $565.52. 2236 Massa- Olympia Apart-| D. C., FRIDAY, Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Clair, 827 ‘Whittier place, $6.71. Civil Service School, Inc., $167.67. Carmack Dry Cleaning Co., $645.92. Columbia Realty and Investment Co., $1.33. Czarra-Constantine Co., Inc., Hy- attsville, Md., $163.03. . Ada B. Crandall, 210 Thirteenth street southwest, $3.75. Charles B. Chandler, 3000 Connecti- | | cut avenue, $37.34. {avenue, $438.5 Elizabeth B. Coville, fornia street, $4.73, 1836 Cali- SEPTEMBER 4, 1.8 Carrie B. Carroll, 150 Rhode Island | 4 9. 1925. Charles R. Craig, 3009 Thirty-fourth street, $69.30. Howard O. Cobey, 1029 Vermont ave- nue, $124.90. Edward H. Cashell, 1100 Connecti- cut avenue, $41.54. Ralph A. Cusick, Investment Build- ing, $22.30. John R. Cain, shmire avenue, $58.54. Horm N. Clarke, Clarendon, Va., Mias Maude L. Corbin, Government | Hotels, P-Q Building, $5.10 /. Connolly, 3020%; R street, 1735 New Hamp- Jefferson L. street, $3.78. Chestnut 372.47. H. B. Childs Co., $188.92, Concord Improvement Co.. $605.52. Columbla ~Securities ' Co., $5,100.23. Spencer Cosby, 2027 Massachusetts avenue, $182.42. Bdward A. Cafritz, 1513 Sixteenth street, $350.97. R. T. Cissel. 1420 F street, $55.20. Lawrence C. Campbell, 3103 Haw- | 39 thorne street, 31.01 Coles, 1328 Fifteenth| Favette B. Dow, Munsey Building, $2,349.39. Edward Dana Durand, 3613 Norton place, $24. W. T. 8. Doyle, American Security and Trust Co., $1,650.94 John W. Dwight, Woodward Build- ing, X Peter M . $241.83. H. Farms Dairy, Inc., $11,- , .36 T street, adley Davidson, Bethesda, Md rence F. Capitol street, Donohue, $1.643.43. 629 Bast Harold B. Day, 2031 F' street, $4.50, (C l,'r{flr'{{;'ed'on’ Tfl:frfin(h"b?x‘p ) ! | #;i&iiiiiii:&&&ifzi&iiifcifzfi i 7 bl 2 i kii&ifiéi:&;kiiiiiiiizifiir&iki&ii&i&iik’iii bt == And they're very simply trimmed. as the sketches show—depending upon the rich sheen of the fabric for their chief beauty. Moonglo, Billie Burke and canton-back frocks. in black or brilliant Fall shades. Sizes 16 to 42. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Pt tat etttz ettt st at Rttt sttt st td 3{}3’,{1‘}5%’2‘{1";{5%1";1‘{%{{%1‘% New “Kayser” Union Suits 59¢ A new sleeveless. ribbed cotton style. In extra sizes, 6% Of smooth, white ribbed cotton, with band or bodice tops and tight or loose knee; also closed suits. Finely finished in true Kayser fashion, and while well fitting. roomy and comfortable. (Fifth Floor.) - #ii&&&:&i&i&i?ii&i&ii&ii% Saturday Ends The Summer Fur Sale Just one day more in which to obtain coats of exceptional beauty at savings of from 4 to ¥5. Charged on your Novem- ber bill if you so desire. Sealine (dyed coney) Coats, with great crush collars of silver muskrat or self trimmed. Lined with silk. . 5100 Muskrat Coats and Sealine Ooats (dyed coney). The muskrat coats inhherring— bone style, those of sealine wit ¢ $125 contrasting furs. Silk lined (Second Floor. The Hecht Co.) KRR E X I AR ET R XEXY EEIR ARG RS ETE RS R ETEGEE TR EL R EGELE LR 6§ HLE ] R N AL L R RN AN AN L LN L LN LLXEN HKEEEX A School Golf Sweaters $1.95 Jacquard-weave coat sweaters, chiefly in tones of tan, blue or brown. An unusual ar- ray of patterns. in sizes ranging from 36 to 44. (Fifth Floor.) Gowns, Ensemble Tailored Blouses $1.95 Of imported English broadcloth. in white, tan or blue. Stunning tailored st yles, with sport and Peter Pan collars. Sizes 34 to 44. (Fifth Floor.) Chemise, Step-ins. Bloomers, Petticoats, Slips Trousseau lingerie of chine and radium. Lacey 36 to 4+—gowns in sizes 16 and 17. of radium, shades. Sizes 36 to 44. radius and baronet satin, pastel-colored crepe de or tailored in style. Sizes Costume slips in new Fall Petticoats of heavy jersey silk, radium or radius, in lengths from 32 to 34. (Fifth Fioor.) Patent Leather Two-Straps The story of the smartest shoes for Fall and Winter You may feel most comfortable in a formal dress shoe with high spike or Louis heel. prefer the broad base of a height. rect with a two-strap pump of patent colt. Or you may Cuban heel of convenient In either case you can be fashionably cor- Two are sketched—and there are others (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) The Hecht Co. F Street at 7th | The Hecht Co. Is Open Saturday to Help You Get Ready for Labor Day! fi(iiii&ii&ii,{}}ilra‘{}:s{x}{xx 2‘ Printzess Topcoats $22-50 In the double-breasted mannish manner—or with full flare Printzess topcoats are a joy to hehold and quite the smartest possible thing to wear. Tailored with the accuracy and precision of men’s wear—but with a femi nine flair for soft fabrics and rich color- ings. And all are lined throughout with silk. Sizes 16 to 40. (Second Floor. The Hecht ¢ 3 AR LT TR TR R EERX A EREXER R TR R AR EXE X R EXEXEX X N L N NN R AR TR LR TXTWEx%x Etat P2ttt oo oo Lo 8y A B “Fashion-Modei-=-Qur Guaranteed Silk Hose 2 The medium weight most women prefer, and the full-fashioned leg and mercerized gar ter top and sole they insist upon for durabil- itv’s sake. Such popular colorings as beige blonde, Sudan. tortoise shell, beige, airedale. English gray, fog, silver and nude. (Fitth Floor, the Hecht Co.) HEXXZZZZXZXEX% Printzess Coats in the Summer Coat Sale 559 .50 We've added a number of the new Printzess fur-trimmed coats to this origi- nal group of sample coats. Gorgeous in their velvety fabrics and warm, glowing colors. Lavish in their trimmings of squir- rel, beaver, fox, opossum and other furs. Sizes 16 to 44. SETEITIEITIIRILITIZIIS SIS ST RIS S REXREEXFTFTTETTTERY EXEEEERELLAY (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) & EEEEERIAF XX T AT AT LLLXXK fiiiiiiiifl'vfliii .Thp Hecht Co. Is 0pen Saturday to Help You Get Ready for Labor Day!