Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1925, Page 12

12 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1925 BOLT STRIKES MAN . a AND FIRES COTTAGE = | Arlington County Storm Sat- | urday Night Followed by One in District. | | | | Special Dispateh 1o The Sta CLARENDON, \a eptember 14 ! K Oue.man was setlously injured and | k s B Onyx a';,d other well known makes several fires were reported Saturdiy l o 2 . 4 Tight as o result of the most terrific Most of them perfect; a few irregular electr] a g, rtrass Ry e . [ i Full-fashioned silk stockings—the very qualities vou've paid ‘7}‘.\‘”-* of age, nL! g, 8. C 3 2 - far more than this for. Reinforced by mercerized garter tops who is visiting is L D! ! 4 H 5 D. Padgett, en Cariyn. ) i Y t ) and soles. And just see the colors: Padgett w by lightning as - it " / 9 . he sat upe preparatory to £ N | : . £ o ) 3 | - 3 retiring for t The bolt stiuck | v 5 7 b Blush Gravel Dawn I?el[p Rv.v?u.nnd burning the hair away and 4 \ 5 1 ! A £ n Gray Atmosphere Tanbark Nude severing his right ear. 'r)lxm 3 N “} 04 a New Tan Mist Champagne Black his eveglasses were melt | \ 7 2 3 Y A 4 , % a; ac The bolt missed his S-year: (:d‘ 2 1 " srandson. Raymond Padgett, jr.. who | 3§ 3 \ N 3 3 ; P : ; was lying beside him on the bed, | Y Medium-weight silk hose, most in demand. Stockings vou but crashed through the side of the | ¥ A . ¢ 2 : i e house, leaving a big opening. | 37 b\ B o i can feel perfectly content in buying for gift use now or Christ- Life Saved by Son. i 5 { mas. 1,000 pairs may sound a lot—but at $1 these aren’t going Respirational tr ent, given im E 5 iE ¢ o 3 2 “ : Siadiately by Els 16716 believed \ i to last very long. See them before vou do yvour other shopping. saved Mr. Padget m death. He [ . s i now heing treated by the family . Y & (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co) A : " , 500 Women's Handkerchiefs wiee: 400 Afternoonand Party Frocks / Asamte | DY @ Linen ona line Swiss $ ,75 3 : A real linen or sheer Swiss handkerchiei for 4 3o 1225c. Neatly hemstitched, too. Not onlv white but pretty color combinations as well. Buving by 5 X : the dozen, as women will huy, these won't last Satin afternoon frocks, tailored frocks of twill. And lovely party frochs of velveteen or pastel hued georgette. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht (o) f gommis WHITE HOUSE ELM HIT. All that is smartest for Fall wear seems to have been included. The shimmering satin frocks i e e so much in vogue. in black or one of the brilliant Fall shades. And stunning tailored twill age in A\mhwv;t‘ i frocks for street or business wear. But the party frocks will amaze you with their exquisite wind and rain storm ) O ukton colorings and trimmings. (eorgettes and velveteens in soft flower colorings accentuated hy trees were damaged in | : . B 2 . L. HORS jof (hagiviie it uae vari-colored beads, or lace and bright nosegays. In all three groups are sizes for misses and 2= sunde by n when & Eransformer women, 16 to 42. (The Hecht Co.. Second Finar & resulted in | o cle policeman. 4 Hospital building was | ged by lightning. e e el | : Costume Slips \(wpd 'h.i “Radium-like” Palmetto cloth slips sl 59 T that will not cling to your frock 3 artment nd parking. Al vera in the Georgetown section | B The lightni D 2 More and more women are insisting upon them—they 3 oY N look <o silky and launder so heautifully. And they never This bronght men | 20 stick to vour frock or “bunch.” All sizes in pencil blue, Alily L g f cuckoo, black and navy. Cyele Policeman Lloyd E. | K * Ao el e (Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) = Z—iii&iiiiiiiiiiii)‘fi_ / 3 2 G / —means Before \We Move—the only r®- moval sale we will hold before moving in- to our new building. See today’s Times for other B. W. M. News. X=X Vet aped and Kelly was brought | own Hospital for treatment | hruises sustained in the | dition was not serious ¢ »S}Ep_ BRvYing mfine‘rvsnf; Studebak : Power-Disrabil For Rent | 723 12th N.W. ,' $4.95 to $7.50 Near G Scarfs, $2.89 Exquisitely colored, filmy crepe de chine scarfs. . Hand blocked, bordered or Will lease to reliable trimmed with silk fringe. firm. Both light and dark color combinations. ) Terms on Application to |l (Pittn Floor. The HeeniCo) AEBEEA RE RE RARAE FR R AR R Thomas P. Brown | A . Women's Fur-trimmed Winter Coats 615 41, St. S.W. Main 6372 | ‘ a G & You'll recognize among them the new velvety fabrics. $ : ; 9.50 Suitable for any first- class husiness. - 5X| | o] /| X 8| | 4| 8Y| P Y 2| nY| 4 8\ B 2y 4 2 A 8 i) Before We Move XL L XXX LXLXTEY rich colorings and all the more popular of Winter furs : The price of a well tailored cloth coat—for coats that not only are collared in fur but are trimmed with Before We Move deep Tuxedos, panels. pockets and cuffs of fur in mamy instances. And tailored beautifully of velvety ¢ pile fabrics in warm shades of Bokhara, green bird. falcon, grackle head blue. Malta gray. wine, spruce . 5 green, tanager and black. Finished with all the care and precision of coats twice this price—and heau 5 0 0 P alrs Q f N (A% F a ll S h 0 e S tifully lined. Three groups of sizes — For Misses, 16 to 20; for Women, 36 to 44; Small Women, 1315 to 215, Picture of ! j i Before We Move the only girl 4 > Following the accepted vogue for black ‘ ’ . In America | B i T — Women's Silk Umbrellas who Isn’t wild over { We could picture only six—but there are dozens of them. New gore pumps. S e5 ' strap pumps—including the smart twin straps: huckle pumps and opera pumps. : enry. - Many variations of each, with heels high or low. A complete range of sizes \ The smart little stubby, 10-rib style throughout. ; 2 5 10-ri :::'T;h:'r“ |:::n h;.‘: -:: o i 2 \ & that sell regularly at $3.95 to $5.95 5 SR A special purchase such as seldom occurs. Perfect 10¢ a bar Women's $5.85 to $10 Low Shoes, $2.95 A\ \ g[S i many of which have wide Ottoman bor- % \ ders. All have 10 ribs and are finished with an imita- tion amber or fancy hardwood handle. It's none too early to think of Christmas buying—particularly when such savings as these aré available. Six colors to choose from: Black, navy, red, brown, green. and purple. 5 $5 (The Hecht Co.. Fifth Pieerd \ splendid assortment of patent, tan calf, black satin, black suede and blonde or brown satin pumps. In street styles with medium heels or for formal wear with high Louis heels. A fairly good size range in the entire assortment. Washington's Fastest Growing Department Store. _/ N them/ gy rand Insect Powder - ; wron’t stain—or harm anything ex- - : ; copt insects. Household sizes, 10c ( and 25c—other sizes, S0c and $1.00, : t ds ist or grocer. g ! 3 o tntor Freq maotlet, “It Killa Ther. Women’s $4 and $5 White Pumps and Oxfords, $1 : . ’ A % : &CO., Baltimors, Md. Women’s $5.85 to $10 White Kid Pumps, $2.95 . < " (Tee Becht Go.. PiOm Fioen) F Street at 7th b