Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925. ég (Home decorations scen on the 6 9? D ‘ i h & B Women will love this New Sixth Floor % Fg For all those things that make home “homey”"—for the dainty touches of the new art needle- g{ (}fi work department, or the wholesome warmth of a wool blanket, come to the superb new sixth. 3}( N If there is no place like home, then there is no shopping floor like the home floor. Here, there and X % everywhere we have rugs from here, there and everywhere, including the Orient, and other )i ;f;' points not so far East. 2& S & E@ Here we have linens, and draperies, and cretonnes. And curtains :% N and panels and portieres. And all the rest of those tremendous §% "(2 trifles that explain why women love their homes, and why men like 3)( }2 to stay there. If the den needs a shade, or the bedroom a rug, or the ; ‘ 2: 8 = ,. living room a cushion, you need bllt to take the elevator to the 6th— _ Eza; 7 s g S and then take your time. WSilicy” Axminsters, e =N studio and homey, bold e lOnTE o §& % Hitesing e e ‘ - }% e Our New Store Opens S ?’{ next Thursday at Noon 2 J d ] AR ] }@' At last, we are almost ready to open the new entrances and say )&(\}fff 88 “come in.” Just four more days, and then Thursday at noon, we —y & 7] will be prepared to greet the greatest crowds that have ever entered Snowy white sheets a8 5 . and spreads. Woolly }%‘ | o Tablecloths, napkine a Washington store. We will be ready to serve you and show you h‘ll:!:{ke?s n big. bold B a s in a R i 1 e plaids. € spreads b 11 s hei isti 1 7 7 2 m boudoi 1 s, g P” P thein pristine g 0wy the new apparel and furnishings (and whatnots) in Washington’s o e o }6 | ina® Rk e o Fastest Growing Department Store. ... Thursday at noon. T & Bl ~ 7 I o) I |'THE, HECHT CO~F STREFT|