Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1925, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925. A whole store in itself. Women’s and Misses’ Apparel and Millinery. T ety ) 1 Clothing for the children. Men’s furnishings. Underwear for the whole family. Shoes for the whole family. Yard goods—which every woman has been hoping for. And, to cap the climax, a luncheonette and soda foun- tain. A complete Basement Store for Washington. Don’t Fail to Visit the Brand-New “Luncheonette” Tomorrow only—a chicken and lettuce sandwich, g 10c Slices of milk-fed H chicken and crisp, fresh | lettuce leaves between bread as good as Mother 9 made. So fresh, so invit- 5| ing you'd gladly pay 25¢ | for it. But tomorrow it’s | only 10c. Just to intro- duce you to this new @ | Luncheonette and Soda | Fountain. One of the new- 'Ll est and finest features of the Hecht Co. Basement ' Store. 300 Girls’ Coats Suep, P In flare, wrap-around and straight- line models. Well tailored and fully lined throughout. Of suede, polaire and chinchilla, with collars of nutria, bea- verette, Manchurian wolf, coney or Mandell. In all the new colors. For girls from 7 to 16. 600 Girls’ School Dresses Attractively fashioned of Standard and aL;r:iversal Ginghams—tub-proof 64c In popular gingham checks and plain colors, embroidered with contrasting shades. In sizes 7 to 14 years. Rompers and Creepers 44c With Dutch necks or Peter Pan col- lars, cunningly embroidered with nur- sery animals and “pretty posies.” Rompers in sizes 2 to 6 years old; creep- ers, 1 year old to 3. Regularly 59c to 79¢ Women’s Union Suits 74c Regular $1 value, but offered for the opening at the wholesale price. Knit of cotton and striped with silky rayon, this garment is fashioned in the popular low- neck, knee-length style. Women’s $2.50 Rayon Slips, $1.94 All in the desired straight-line style, though some have side gathers at the waistline. - Finished with ruffles, scal- lops or plain hems. In the serviceable dark colors and pastel shades and in reg- ular and “flapper” lengths. A few real milosheen slips in the lot. g Misses’ 75¢ Union Suits 54c¢ An exceptional value for the opening —in these fine elastic-ribbed suits of medium-weight cotton, slightly fleeced on the inside. Made with drop seats, and in the long-sleeve, high-neck, ankle- length style. In sizes from 4 to 16 years. o] 300 Dinner dresses among them; Worth from $15 to $25— s Sizes for Misses and Women $Q.94 ,\J This sale alone should write history for the Basement Store. It’s one of the finest collections of this season’s dresses ever shown at less than $15. Just as a sug- gestion we list the materials. Satin, Velvet Brocade, Georgette, Canton Crepe, Twill Poiretsheen, Char- meen, Velvet Broche, Crepe Satin. Slim basques for the slender miss. More conservative styles for older women. All with the fashionable flares of the season. Plenty of black, but also such new shades as lipstick, rosewood, crayon blue, epinard green, pansy, wine, cuckoo and others. Sizes 16 to 44. Extra sizes from 42Y, to 52Y. Silk and Cloth Dresses | Vo 1,200 Pairs of Women’s Shoes $9.74 25 different styles and in all sizes. A famous Boston manufacturer’s entire surplus stock — which means every good style the season has in- troduced. Opera, step- in, d’Orsay, strap and walking pumps. With some stunning evening shoes among them. Finely made with well- fitting arches and grace- ful turned soles. Choice of patent, black satin, suede or velvet or tan calf. Women’s Slippers One-strap Pumps of soft black kid with flexible soles and rubber heelst 94c Worth in themselves a special trip to the bases ment. Only 360 pairs, in sizes 4 to 8. In the New Basement Sto To the First 314 Women in the Basement 400 Sport an And no matter what particular style you've beej; find it among these. Silky Velour and Smooth Fely sports styles of the season. All the new colorings, t, New Fall Dresses $3.94 50 Beaded Dinner and Dance Gowns 57 Wool Balbriggan Dresses 75 Hairline Serge Dresses 33 2-piece Velveteen Dresses 41 Extra-size Jersey Dresses 58 Extra-size Wool Crepes ¥ 300 Fur-Trimmed Coats 5174 You never saw such fabrics at this price before. The new petita point fabrics, velvety and soft; bolivia and any number of new suedelike fabrics, including broadcloth as well. Tailored faultlessly in the semi-fitted, flared styles or in equally becoming straight lines. Trimmed with Manchurian wolf, raccoon mandel, nutria wolf, fitch mandel or opossum mandel. All lined with silk satine, brocaded rayon or crepe de chine. Sizes 16 to 44 and 46} to 52%. Many Extra Sizes Included For Women and Misses m metallic touches so much the vogue. Others with t, able Velvet Hats too varied to desribe. 300 Velvet and Satin Hats, 84c¢ Just to introduce the Basement Store Milli- nery Section. 300 Silk and Velvet Hats that reflect every new fashion for Fall—for less than a dollar. 2,000 Pairs of Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose fore. 64C e Three groups. Pure silk hose with lisle tops and feet. Made with a mock seam and abso- lutely perfect throughout. Sik-and-rayon hose, very slightly irregular and in all the newer col- orings and black. Also secme mighty attractive silk-and-wool sports hose with very trivial im- perfections—the only reason for their low price. THE HES Baseme