Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1925. %&m NEXZRXZIZIBIBIZIGIEIBIBIZILIBIZIBISK The First Big Sale on the New Third Floor 1000 DRSS <4 TILRIDSY A1 800 Dresses made to sell from 16< to 29+ 200 Dresses made to sell from 29% {o 569 - About half just purchased at a spectacular low price— About half taken from stock and reduced tremendously Ifit's new, if it's smart, it's in this sale. If it’s a frock for business, for theater, for tea / or dancing—this is where you save handso mely, in both money and style. There are satins, cut chenilles, heavy canton and faille crepes, metallic cloths, georgettes, tweeds, velvets, Jeanette crepes, balbriggans. Touches of fur, silver and gold thread, embroidery and novelty trimmings. One and two piece models. Specially for the slender girlish figure. Specially for the mature woman. Hundreds in each group. A wonderful event, not to be missed if vou need a single dress this Winter! Key to Frocks Sketched Selected at Random From the Sale A—Navy blue flat crepe, beaded in jet. For women C—Black flat crepe, tan crepe shawl collar, silver stiched. For women D—Sports frock for misses, velvet skirt, plaid jumper. IE—Black satin crepe, hand-painted chiffon peasant sleves F—Navy satin crepe, met 1! embroidery trim. For women. G—Plaid flannel skirt, balbriggan jumper. For misses. H—Black crepe, canary crepe panel and collar. For misses. I—Navy satin crepe, silver thread embroidery. For women. J—Tomato red Jeanette crepe, rhinestone hip buckle. For misses. Now — enlarged dress floor — additional sales- Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20. Women’s Sizes, 36 to 44. Extra Sizes, 42V, to 52Y,. Special mod- els in each group. \o'@ Wa:hmglon: Fastest Growing Department Store The Hecht Co. F Street at Tth people —extra display space and fitting rooms— pleasant shopping on the Third Floor. 2 B OB O L O OE OO OO E O OO KOOSO DRI OO DR DO