Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1925, Page 48

TEE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. EREITFE Iz BT sE ULy &«&;Hhh&-\z;&{b‘tz;zm When it comes to nvcru)m‘.,—(’o ne to 'Ih(' ll"(/tt We have in stock the coat you have in mind. OVERCOATS EXERXARXZIBIEREILIBILSS% ”‘i\f‘{;fl&"{df\f‘\fi&fw‘-\%i SATURDAY IS « and T HE HECHT CO.is i;r he-.. COAI 510 We could go on and on drawing pictures of the coats we have for men, women and children and still hardly suggest the bigness of the new Winter stocks. If you want a certain kind of a coat, at a certain price, you'll see the vast assortments we now have ready for you. They're at their best right now---tomorrow! Men who want a moderate priced overcoat buy the Sheldon. It is a splendid make and such details as tailoring, finish and correct models are not overlooked because the price is low. As a matter of fact, Sheldon is a fine example of volume keeping the value up. We feature an enormous stock of Sheldon Coats in single and double breasted models. Ulsters--small ulsters-- great coats--box models---motor coats, the whole overcoat fam- ily. In plain blues (very popular this year) blue mixtures, ox- fords, varied grays, tans, lavenders and high color tints. ‘If $35 is your top price, Sheldon is your top value. You’ll make no mistake. Soriefy Braud 55 To praise Society Brand is to paint the lily. Society Brand stands for everything that’s desirable in-an overcoat. It is the well dressed man’s synonym for one of the best made overcoats money can buy. Your choice, of course, in every new model, single or double breasted. Come in and get a feel of a Sociéty Brand Great Coat if you want something burly, or a tube coat, if you don’t. Come in and see the new shades: plaids, bracken tints, blues, mixtures. Even though you don’t buy a Society Brand it won’t hurt to know what’s correct this year. But once you see Society Brand’s line you’ll waste time on no others. acens P The aom AN Washougton's Fastest Growthg Depertment Store TY@elfechl Cb Ready in November to serve you as never before %f%fiil"&f’&l‘%fi§¥§¥§I§¥§K§‘S§§1‘¥§E‘If?lfl}{fil‘?{f‘{fiifif{f W ashington’s Fastest Growing Department Store Lt tatat R tetata st tatatatatatatatatost ot o0 d A Prcsenlatmn of All That’s Smart and New for Yaunger Waslungtan. in Tlus Childrens(baldale For Junior Misses, 7 to 17 \ A complese arrsy of coat styles. Youthfully rimple for the younger girl ond o bit more sophisticated for the girl in her later teens. Junifor. Misses” Coats Sizes 13, 15 and 17 Straightline and flare coats that follow the prevailing modes Handsome materials with collars and cuffs of Mendoza Beaver, Chinchelette, Opossum or Sealine. Some of the models have fur bor. ders and are ailk lined and inter- fined Coats for Girls i ) Tots' Dress-Up Coats $9.95 il 4 57.95 Sizes 7 to 16 Sizes 1 to 6 The same styles that big sister wears developed in Polaire and Velours that will stand the hard wear children give them. Large mushroom or choker eollars of fur, all lined and some interlined. Some even have large fur cuffs and . fur ba SN N For Girls from I to 6 Years Cunming flared stylec with fur call cact chillas for swee baby girls o about to start sc. Here are the new flared and straightline coats. The smartest, newest authentic styles, fashioned in beautiful rich, soft fabrics and suede-like do‘ths. {uxuriously trimmed with large fur collars and cuffs. In many cases with fur borders and pariels. The materials include bolivias, American pinpoint, buckskin and lustrosa, in the lovely new shades of gracklehead, lipstick, raisin, cuckoo brown, golden pheasant and black, trimmed with sumptuous shawl, boa and Queen Anne collars of platinum, wolt, black wolf, mandel, opossum, fitch mandel, squirrel, beaver, muskrat, fitch, sealine and cat lynx. At $49.50, a worthwhile saving. Three of the Styles for Misses Three of the Styles for Women cal chin- 7= ;,,,,«“,\V,,t\»g(‘\:qi Chinchilla Coats $5.95 Sizes I to 6 Winter coats of fine R L4 kind in a good selection A /For Boys and Youths, 11 to 18 When a fellow enters his teens he siarts slicking back hi- hair and considering the cut of hus coat Weve chosen these for him PRRERIBIE NSRS IS IR TR AR X% NYN L LN Pl For Boys from 2 to 16 Years Coats to keep a very little chap as warm ag a “bug in @ rug.” ~Mannish glsters and double-breasted styles for@Blder sehool boys. Sizes this growp from 14 te 20. Sices 1n this group from 36 to 44 Styles for Little Women [llustrated are tuwo of the many smart models in sizes from 14V% to 22%% Intended to sell at a ruch higher price Weakintor's Faest Growig n eporiment Stove Lipmic od oo F Slmel at Seventh Styles for Larger Women Nlustrated are two of the many slenderizing styles in sizes 4414 to 52!4 Small Boys' Coats Mannish Overcoats 3895 Ages 2 to 10 Swageer double-breasted over- coats, fashioned with deep storm collars and muff pockets in the new Admiral and Sailor styles; alto usters anld dress models. Cheviot, Meltons and Chinchi with warm all.wool linings. Blues, grays, powders, tans an Browns. Big Boys' Mackinaws $4.95 y Sizes 7 to 16 Sport coats made of heavy mack- inaw cheviots in gray plaids or plaid shades of brown, gray or lueish tones. Double-breasted. models with convertible storm col- lars and all around belt. All leim.l tapad pod bou: *15 A Special Value We purchased thess overcoats with the thought in mind t choose 2 'model that every red-hlonded bay would be proud to wear and we think you will agree with our choice when you see these hand- some double-breasted box model ulsters, developed along the same lines that the men are wearing this year. They are made of sturdy all-wool cheviots and can be obtained in brown, heather or plaid body lining. < w...,n.. P eibe e Children’s clothing now in our newly edlarged location, e @C mfi O. Second Floor, Main Building. ¥ F Street at 7tn A LXHLN TN N The Children's Barber Shop— where 8 prancing steeds enter. tain the kiddies while they lose their curls. Second Floor.