Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1925, Page 62

0 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 11, 1925—PART 2. New Riding Boots 512.95 Orders will be taken to deliver these boots in from 3 to 5 days Some sizes are on hand—others will be order:ed on request. As comfortable as a soft dancing slip- per, so pliable is the fine calfskin of which they are made. Black or tan, all sizes, and widths from A to D. S e (Fifth Floor.) All Wool Blankets $8.95 Stunning big block plaid patterns in warm, pure all-wool blankets How good they feel these brisk nights. And it's always economy to buy all-wool blankets. Double style, double-bed size, long enough to tuck in well at the foot, and wrap cozily about the throat. Smart, big block plaid design, in rose, blue, tan or gray. (Fifth Floor.) Style is Foremost in Arch-Aid Shoes Menihan’s Arch Aid Shoes skillfully conceal the Built-In Comfort Features The woman who appreciates shoe-smartness. but “has a heart for her feet,” selects these famous arch support shoes naturally. She can then have com- bination lasts, assuring perfect fit: a flexible arch support ; choice of newest leathers, and pay no more than for ordinary shoes. Two models sketched. Priced— - (Fifth Floor.) Onyx“Pointe"--e Hose that Slenderizes the Ankle $].65 Paire silk full-fashioned Pointex hose, with mer- cerized tops and soles, in a serviceable medium Select from ten lovely shades—bran, blush, <. grain, beige. black. (Fifth Floor.) PP 3428338 TITITITITITITSTISSLSTITSTILS FRXXFXEXEXEX SR XXEREEXEEXEXEXXEXXEX L Windsor tan. nude, champagne, Piping * X P X X * o B i 8 SixFur Coats SKetched $110 3 M[i"?nfo{fXEKffifxfiffififfgffffifiifill‘fiffifi 3‘(23{iiiEiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiiiiiii§§§iiii§i§iiiiiiiii Tomorrow, at The Hecht Co.—a $10,000 ur (oal falef 110 Fifteen Full-Length Models For Women and Misses in the Most Fashionable Pelts The price is the thing we want to stress —it is so very unusual right at the begin- ning of the fur-coat season. But the coate themselves demand first attention. Such wonderfully beautiful things they are! Such smartness of line, richness of linings, such lovely colorings! Think of the price you'd expect to pay for full-length fur coats of— Platinum-dyed Caracul Cocoa Brown Caracul All-Muskrat Coat Sealine with Red Fox All-over Opossum Sealine with Black Lynx Sealine with Beige Squirrel Sealine withySable Squirrel Sealine with Gray Squirrel Sealine with Skunk Trim The Coats are lined with beautiful silks —often in two shades combined, with braid trimming. The workmanship is worth noticing particularly—it com- pares so well with coats at twice the price. Fifteen models—to- morrow at $110. New locatian, Third Floor For Women and Misses X Pttt d et frt et otz it tiatactetetisitatiny F 3233242ttt L Ptz bt et siiTase R EEXEEREETX For Women and Misses New Frocks of Velvet-- Satin and Georgette 525 For formal and informal daytime wear— for misses, and, indeed, for women, toc;, nothing approaches the smartness of the youthful two-piece frock. Starting as a sports style, it now blossoms out in loveliest of georgette, velvet and satin creations. Black predominates—but plenty of the new greens, blues, wine and gray shades. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 44. (New location, Third Floor ) Warm Colorful Corduroy Robes o 5 Seco-Silk-lined models in Rose, Blue Lavender, Gray and Mignon. It’s so difficult to get a warm robe that’s not bulky and unsightly. Soft corduroy is the thing. These robes are either tuxedo or side-tic models, of wide or nar- row wale corduroy, dain- tily lined with plain or dotted seco silk. Very low priced, at $5. (Fifth Floor.) New Portieres--Rich in Color and Fabric ¥ Get a Victrola now for Christmas Panels show new Treatments 54.95 One of the new marquisette panels is shown in the above sketch, with deep shirred flounce, held in at the bottom with heavy antique pattern lace. Many other attractive new styles in filet, rayon, and Irish point net. > (Third Floor.) X3 - very durable in quality. $1 4.95 Pr, Double-facéd Velour, 36 inches 'widg Silky Damask Portieres, 50 inches 'wuie Reversible Figured Rayon, 40 inches wide Which style you select, of course, depends on your own living room deco- rations. But all are so lovely, and such excellent values, choice is hard. All are 2¥5 yards long, and a dozen new colors are represented, plain or in combinations. Damask style sketched. New Overdraperies, $4.95 Velour, damask and Rayon drapes with cen- ter valance, some matching the portieres. Some - fringed, some braid bound, some hemmed. One style sketched. (New location, Third Floor.) Dainty Crinkled Rayon Spreads 2 5495 | Dainty in color, but | In blue, rose, gold and || orchid, with crinkled sil- ver stripes. One-piece style, with cut corners. (Third Floor.) ERRERRRTS —and Save One Half This is sound advice. The Victrola at left, $62.50 Formerly selling”for $125. We have now a few in either mahogany or walnut, and are as- sured that there will be no later shipment. A graceful console cabinet, with large sound\ chamber. Victrolas are so scarce everywhere, the model you prefer will in all likeli- hood be gone long before Christmas. A once-in-a- lifetime opportunity, indeed, at half price. Either of these TwoModels, $55 Both formerly sold for $110—and they were the most popular of all Victor Victrolas. Taking less space than more expensive models, yet with the same wonderful Victor tone and volume. A few to sell at $55. d The Victrola at right, 575 Formerly selling for $150. Only fifteen of this particular style left, in either mahogany or walnut. Ask for model 215, MUSIC_STORE, 618 F ST. $5 Will deliver now, or hold until Christmas, a_y o the Victrolas sketched. Balance arranged monthly The Hecht Co. F Street at 7th