Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1925, Page 80

20 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 15, 1925—PART 2.’ _— R ER X X X R R R R R X R R R e R R R e R X X e X e X e X e X R e X e X e X e X S X X e X e X R e X X e X X e X A X e X e X TR X X T X e X e X T XS XTI M ' ToMORROW! FTRST MONDAY JALES | Sale of Famous Simmons “Graceline”™ Beds 5 1 4.95 are perfect examples of the individuality and charm of the famous Sim- mons’ “Graceline.” In many beautiful de- signs—and at an unprecedented price, pos- sible only because of this opening event. They may be purchased in either twin-bed or double-bed size. Beds that The “Lakewood” Graceline, $14.95 The simplicity of this design blends well with A he m pieces. \nd it may be had in The “Milton” racelme $14.95 The graceful oval bend of this bed lends an added y to any bedroom. In ivory or:in the popular walnut finish. Twin and double sizes “Newport" Graceline, $14.95 \n extraordinary value in a 3-piece bed—which means that the head piece and the foot piece are con- nected with a Simmons 6-inch riser spring. Finished in the new Huguenot walnut or in ivory tone. The Cane-Panel ‘Graceline $14.95 This cane-paneled bed, with-its lovely medallion center, transforms your bedroom into a boudoir. In either a walnut or an ivory finish. 1n twin or double sizes. (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) For Christmas shopping, we have assembled in our new store a collection of merchandise from every country in the world. We want you to see these things, and select at your leisure. “last-moment” rush. We also wish to relieve our salespeople from the terrific strain of that With this end in view we are charging all purchases on bills payable January first. Bills will be rendered as u~ua] for December—but you need not pay until January 1st. Do Your Christmas Shopping Early. A Magnificent Purchase and Sale on the New 6th Floor of 1,960 Worth of “Carrick Macross” Linens for $925 The famous “Aida” pattern for half, and less than half, price Carrick Macross centerpieces, buffet scarfs, ovals, oblongs and doilies with centers of pure linen and deep borders of that ex- quisite cut-work lace which distinguishes this type of linen. With prices as follows: decorative linens may be put. b-inch doilies, regularly 59¢ 9-inch doilies, and 6x12 ovals and oblongs. regularly $1.39 12-inch doilies, regularly $198............... 95¢ Double Wool Mixed Blankets 52.95 Double blankets for the double bed Warm, durable and serviceable With the coal question bothering. and the cold winds blowing—these blankets will be an everlasting joy in time of need. Of wool and cotton mixed. and in gray with borders of rose or blue color. Double blankets. .size 66x80. 500 Pairs of Velour Drapes 5985 Handsome valanced overdrapes —that will make any room restful and inviting 3 Of an excellent quality of velour, heavy enough to hang in graceful folds. Valance. and side drapes—all complete and ready to “put up.” In,rose, blue, mulberry, gold, brown and taupe. {On.the New Sixth Floor) 18-inch centerpieves, regularly $4.50 24-inch centerpieces, regularly $7.50 10x14-inch ovals and ablang.v, regularly $198..95¢ Sale 400 Pairs 52 95 Quaker Lace Panels 3] 49 In both filet net and shadow ‘lace with handsome fringe on the boftom “Quaker visions of delicate traceries' on the finest of The very name Lace” brings backgrounds. And Quaker lace panels at the windows will give that “final touch” to any lived-in room. They are in ivory tones and in ecru, with a length of 214 yards, not including the fringe. (On the New Sixth Floor.) Cotton Filled Comforts 3 53.95 Light, warm coverings, filled with soft fluffy cotton Attractive as well as useful—with brightly col- Iy ored centers, and rose, blue, or green borders of solid- colored sateen. Velour Table Runners 51.89 ¢ Runners of velour, and of tapestry—trimmed wit": fringe or with gold braid. In the fashionable colormgs and plain, and with stenciled designs. And makes them the most desirable for every purpose to which art 12x18-inch ovals and oblongs, regularly $2.95, §1.59 14x20-inch ovals and oblongs, regularly $3.95, $1.95 18x54-inch scarfs, regularly $1298.......... $5.95 (On the New Sixth Floor) * 3,000 Yards of °1.% ' Rayon and Damask | \Bl -19 a yard An “opening opportunity” to make the home a thing of beauty at very small cost Figured and striped Rayon damask in soft rose, blue and mulberry, and exotic black and gold. Its heavy quality makes it the ideal fabric for portieres and. Winter draperies. Silky Rayon material in plain colors, or figured and striped. In combinations of rose. blue, gold and mulberry. 36 inches wide. -y ¥ " (On the New sixth Floor: 1,000 Krinkled Bed Spreads i '51.98 Guaranteed fast - colored Jacquard stripes on ivory - toned cotton Made with cut corners, and scalloped all around, these most popular of counterpanes are beautiful to beRold, and their rose, blue, r gold colors will not fade in the “wash.” They are extra long (80x105) to cover both the bed and the bolster. (Ou the New Sixth Floor) e o~F STREE’I’ /s Ve A \a \/s Pttt szttt RS2 % “?i‘fi.‘% ,