Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1926, Page 68

Important Sale of Imported Punch-Work Linens Y4 to U3 less Embroidered picces formerly selling 33c to S6.50, now 19¢ to $4.29. A special purchase! Lxqu » punch work. done in the skilled manner of the Europeans. On white linen in de- signs of cvelet and solid embroidery. with beau- tifully scalloped edges. Scarfs. runners, squares. rounds. ovals, oblor > and small sizes (Sixth Floor) Seamless and Fringed “Wool Velvet Rugs $37.85 New patterns—mostly Chinese— In sizes 9x12 ft. and 8.3x10.6 ft. A seamless rug that will give an even wear over its entire surface. Patterns showing the Oriental motifs so much approved in higher priced rugs. Lvery rug handsomely fringed. Those very useful Scatter Size Rugs Axminster Rugs, size tractize designs and colors. v34, in at- 52 95 Soft Pile Velzet Rugs, si softly colored patierns that pleas 11700l Brusscls Rugs, 27x54. valuc in a rug of worsted yarn A rare $]1.95 I“ine for hearth rugs in these days of the popu- lar open fire. bedsides or in There are many places in every home for these rugs. Or for doorway that bare spot at the foot of the stairway. And vour budget will wink at the tiny cost. Seamless Fringed Wilton Rugs 76 Many beautiful patterns in two large room sizes—9x12 and 8.3x10.6 ft. The Wilton mark asserts the worth—the seamless weave assures the wear of these 40 rugs grouped at this one low price. Richly colored designs, inspired by the Orient—on fields of soft rose, mulberry, blue, tan or taupe. (Sixth Floor) TIHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., JANUARY 10, 1926 PART 3 NIRZRZIZXEIE XX XIRBIEIEIEILILRXZAZRXEXTRXS [S loMORROW ++« TUE HIECHT C O, In our annual White Sale—women of Washington will recognize unusual values—in things of utility and necessity throughout the year and the home. Check your needs and profit deep savings. Sale: Hand torn to insure even edges 3,000 “Empire” Sheets Sheets of quality—finished with three-inch hems Empire Sheets need no introduction, for their fine texture, and snowy white finish, have endeared them to the hearts of thousands of housckeepers. cial purchase we offer these sheets at a saving hard to parallel. mous sheeting, in two double-bed sizes. Through a very spe- FFashioned of a fa- Heavy sheets that stand innumerable tubbings. Empire pillowcases of the same quality—42x36, 45x36—35¢ cach Linen Lunch Cloths 5] 95 Linen Crash—32x52 Inches A cheery adjunct to the informal me: these cloths, of heavy linen crash., with gay horders of blue. orchid or gold. \Well finished, in 32x32-inch size. Hemstitched Linen Napkins 21 € Fach Silzer Bleached—15x15 Inches For the informal cup of after- dinner service, these napkins are most correct. Of pure silver-bleached linen, 15x15 inches— with hemstitched hem. In damask patterns. Irish Linen Cloths $3.45 Pure Linen—70x70 Inches tea—or Irish Linen Damask $l -39 Wid: Pure Linen—70 Inches 1ide pure - Irish linen damask, 70 inc wide. Snowyv-white in color, and exceed v fine in"texture—remark- ably priced at $1.39 a yard. Fresh from the bleaching fields of Ireland come these snow-white cloths, to adorn the finest tables. Beautitully patterned in a choice of several designs. 70x70-inch size. Beautifully Y On its way---Our Half Yearly Sale of Fine Furniture. Worth Waiting For! RERXFREXH Preparations this year surpass plans of all previous vears that we have had this semi-annual sale. For months we have heen concentrating on this event, our buyers have made trips to all the furniture marts in America, we have re- arranged our floors—all with the thought of putting on, and putting over the biggest and best furniture sale Washington has ever had. touches . . . furniture sale since our new store. Now the finishing <oon the announcement. \Watch the newspapers for the first big (A A 2% B 2y B gX B, Y B By s N X of 1,200 Boys" Wash S i 1.45 Guaranteed fast color suits— with all seams reinforced Siges for 3 to & years. Regularly priced quite a bit higher. No matter how many tubbings these suits require, they appear fresh, for they are dyed in the thread to insure fast color. Made in Middy, Oliver Twist, Button-on and Navy styles, with Sailor collar and chevron on the sleeve. tan, green and Copen. In shades of blue, gray. brown, Plain colors or combinations. (Second Fioor.) THE HECHT CO-F STREET K3 < Demonstration of Making Hooked Rugs —And instructions free in our sixth floor Art Needlework Studio Hooked 1 Colonial furnishings— the weeks ranged for ms IFleisher’s Made with the Simplex s—the perfect complement for increase ir lari > by Sultana able rugs fairly fly! Ffit«’dfrfi“‘fi‘rm’ e Tomorrow—>Special Selling of Fringed Panels and Ruffled Curtains $].49 Filet net panel and Gay- ly ruffled voile curtains Let your windows reflect the welcome of vour hearthside by showing beautifully pat- terned filet net panels. i ecru—fringed in heavy silk bullion. The vogue for ruftied curtains has gained in momentum. These are white voile, with dainty colored ruffles of rose. blue, gold, green rchid sunfast materials. In shades of ivory or (Sixth Finor.) Rich and Soft-Hanging Velour Portieres 58.65 Double - faced portieres— overlocked edges—25 in. wide One would never guess that the blue por- tieres of the hall would be rose in the living room! But these are double faced to serve just that purpose. Of heavy-pile velour, in all the popular color combinations. Velour Drapes to Match, $2.45 —are ready to hang and complete with valance. In shades of rose, blue, mulberry. gold or taupe. Boys' Flannelette Pajamas 88¢ 300 Suits of heavy Domet flannel—Sizes 4 to 14 EXEREXEXEXEXEXE There's plenty of room in a suit of warm flannelette pajamas—cut big and full through the body and arms to assure absolute comfort. Finished with rayon frogs and pearl buttons. The seams are double stitched. HEXEXEXEXEXEXEX . . / 3 \