Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1926, Page 56

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JANUARY 10, 1926—PART 2. © R 148 virs 8P o Flowered or plain voile—crepe, figured or flowered—soft Laurel weave nainsook—shadow or striped batiste—Philippine hand work— Gowns— Chemise— Pajamas—Step-ins— Bloomers—- Costume Slips—tailored or lace-trimmed models—which sell usually for $1.65 to $1.95 Fashion's authentic silhouette—the slim graceful contour of youth, is yours il you wear such sheer. underthings as we are offering at this remarkable price—S$1.29 Shades of white, flesh, nile, honey, orchid, coral and blue A Sale Event in Women's and Misses’ Smart Spring Dresses 15 Prints, silks and jerseys—uwith neck, sleeve and waist lines that are the very newest Smocked sport models in jersey. Spring styles in fashion able prints, crepes, satins. Cut with the new parachute sleeves., accentuated waist line, and very new examples of neck treat- ment. In recent color blendings—Rose of Picardy, bois de rose, gun powder blue, palmetto green. fern green, raspberry, navy and black. Misses” Section, sizes 14t0 20, Women's Section, sizes 36 to 44 Requirements of every figure have heen considered and included, “\'" square necks — Jenny necks in the gowns. Bodice and built-up stvle chemise. necks— Shadowprooi 20-inch hemmed white costume slips—36 to 44. Vonday—Special Values for BABY DAY Lowered price tags on an array oi baby belongings. Things that babies will be hap pier and healthier for owning °d Mittens 0Oc birdeye cloth for diapers—24 inches w Size 13x17 Wrapping Blankets Bassinet—Cribs 59c $15.95 o of 30x40 inches. “Carter’s” Part-Wool ' Shirts, §9¢ Comb and Brush Sets The e “year - ractively decor: “First Step” Shoes $2 and $2.50 Button style, with feather-weight soles Patent leather vamps—black, white or cham- pagne kid tops. Tan kid—tops of white kid Champagne kid. In sizes 2 to 5 Stockings for Baby, 29 stockings, in white, black, pink Second Floor Special! 800 New Handbags Quality Leather I'hrough a special purchase—real leather and silk bags, which should sell for $3. Pouch and underarm bags—beautifully lined and fitted. Silk bags in plain and pleated effects—Drocaded—needle point inserts—attractive metal frames. Bags for Spring, in all the new Spring colors—tomorrow—$1.95. First Floor Just Arrived from New York—Women's New Fur Trimmed Coats $ 37.50 Coats identical in quality with those that sold for $57.50 to $79.50 in the early season Coats of lustrosa, ormandale, venice, pinpoint, musalera, car- mina—established weaves in the world of women’s wraps Tailored in those flared and straight lines which allow abun- dant room for movement. With full linings of crepe silk (onc of the best wearing materials). Also warmly interlined. Deep collars on every coat—and cuffs on most of them of the tollowing standard furs: Cocoa Squirrel Gray Squirrel Beaver Kit Fox French Lyna Platinum Wolf Vlanchurian Wolf Susliki Opossum, Dyed Raccoon Ringtail Opossum Newest of tashionable shades — perango. cuckoo, wine, gracklehead blue and black. Your economy in buying will b well rewarded. Not only will they be freshly smart for the re mainder of this Winter, but these coats helong in the first roun of next Fall's fashions. For Men $1 Cashmere Clox Hose - For Men Flannelette Nightshirts With silk contrasting clox —In sizes 10 to I1Y; Heavy enough for comfort. vet light enough to make the weight unnoticeable, these hose are reinforced throughout where wear is hardest. (First Floor. Amoskeag flannelette These cold nights flannelette nightshirts feel mighty good— and especially these of fleecy Amoskeag weave. Cut with plenty of room to curl up in Pink, blue or orchid striped. (First Floor.) Our §3 $ l -95 Silk or i 55¢ | Made of :5/.!»331 Eroun ‘ i b i F- | ] THE HECHT CO-F STREFT