Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. JANUARY 22. 1926. Hats—gloves—bags and shoes the accessories by which a woman is known-—must match! Tan in all its moods proves a popular com- panion to Fashion, now. The New Higsh Crown $3.95 And starting at the tip-top—there’s the new crown — with its high hack fold. The hat pic- tured is of tan straw. Bound and trimmed with grosgrain. $6.95. st Floor.) Cuffs Are Fancy Free $2.95 Gloves of Li<lm Tamb Jll K skin harmonize in ml\ WA — —but the spirit of the cuffs is vvml]n-u\ Two l" ““I" sketched are tan with //‘ perforations :mvl colored stitching. $2.95 pair \@\ “The Southern Tie"--For Every Sports Wear $¢-50 Inspired by the Flor- ida links—ties of tan calf are exceedingly popular for Avenue wear. Some boast black vamps and quarters, and there are all widths from AA to C. $7.50. The Chanel Bag is New $3.65 When promenading the Southern Shore in tailored costume — the bag is of Chanel cut— tan — to match other fashionable accessories. Also other smart shapes —all colors at $3.63. 200 more of those famous David Grimes 5-Tube Radios Nationally known make. Every set brand new—deliv- ered in original factory box. $69 50 On time for the Winter season of concerts and lectures—which is also the time radio re- ception is at its best. And if distance can be gotten, this set will get it. Cabinet with over- ayv panels of mahogany, dull black front, etched copper dials. h) Payment Down 1[) Delivers the Set T his is what you get— 1 Grimes 5-tube Receiving Set SU“RCA” U. X. 201-4 Tubes I Exide Storage Battery 2 Large 45-Volt “B” Batteries 1 Eveready “C” Battery Necessary Aerial Wire 2 Aderial Insulators 1 Loud Speaker Radio Sale—Music Store 618 F St. N.W. Y e N T T oo Te If unable to come down town—let our Personal Shopping Bureau show how care- fully they will shop and carry out your every wish. Phone Main 5100, Branch 477 REXEXEXEXEXEXEREXERE if:y‘ii:’iiiiiixfziiikif—xii}i}s’tiifzifi % T =221 b " Et* Sttt s LY L Lovely Misses’ Advance Spriné Frocks ’15 A lovely group of the very newest dresses for early Spring. kxquisite hand-drawn models of flat crepe—in the soft mezzotones so popular now. Dazzling prints—more alluring than’ ever this vear. Others in darker shades. Fashioned along charmingly vouthful lines. Showing—-Heralds of Hand-drawin crepes— Newest Prints Smocking—shirring— LEmbroidery—Tucks E PRt SR o S5 454 LY Misses' sizes, on:\mispd KEvor Inexpensive Gifts for Graduates *> Inexpensive Gifts for Graduates Many are White---for the Graduate In this group of $15 Spring frocks just arriced from New VYork * A Wrist Watch $9.95 Woman's White A Pearl On time for girls eagerly planning for half- vearly graduation. Dresses made of a splendid NeCklace grade of flat crepe with the new manner of neck $7.95 and girdle—tiny tucks and shirrings that are ver\ 2' smart. Misses™ sizes. Three-strand Debutante Necklace o f manufactured BOy 'S Elgin GOld Cu’ff Rolled Gold Plate pearls with sterling WdtCh. $]12.95 Links, $3.95 WreWateh Good silver clasp. Or 24- = : = movement. 7-jeweled inch graduated pearl 7 - Jewel Movement — 10-Kt. Gold Engraved s S : Fully Guaranteed. Can - Designs. Either white or necklaces with 14-kt. 2 : 3 < hi it vou think of anything that green gold — these very TS 20 o oy is so exactly what a boy smart cuff links are engine clasp. Eitherinsat- \ants? Several designs turned. Boxed for pres- in lined case. . for your wlcctinn. entation. (First Floor EEXEFXXLEXEXETETX I‘KIE‘K%Kf’X"X}."Xf%{ FEFETETETZTETETEY timekeeper. In cither octagonal or tonneau shape. Complete with ribbon bracelet. ¢First Floor.) (First Floor. HKEXEXEXEXEREXEREXEXEREREXEXER FREREXEXEXE R EXEXEXEX X EXE X EXEX S X EXEXEXEXEXEXK P ST ST AT PSS SIS PSSR LRSS 0 »\“ # ¥ All the newest shades in “Phoenix” Full- Fashioned Silk Hose $l.50 Service weight—woven with the “tiptoe” for added strength. Mercerized tops and soles. Colors: Rose beige, rose taupe, blondine. nude, French nude, gun metal, frost gray. champagne. black. O ”e (First- Floor.s & Sale of 1,000 Picces Spring Lingerie Gowns $ 1 29 Chemise Costume Slips Philippine hand embroidery—flowered or plain voile—crepe—*Laurelweave” nainsook R RFREXERFREXELEXEREK Buy Your Husband Manhattan Shirts 25% Less Durihg this semi-annual sale. It . means that you get a $2.50 shirt of this - - well known make for $1. 88—and a $06 shirt for $4.50. Other prices correspondingly. Bloomers Pajamas Step-ins Fashioned of soft fabrics in plain pastel shades. or flowered and striped materials. Also in white. Cut with round, Jenny, or \" necks. The costume slips are shadowproof hemmed and have bodice tops. Sizes 36 to 44. (Fifth Floor.) M R TR AR AR IR I S %Y RXGXD To Washington Club Women The Hecht Co. invites vou to use (without charge) their Thwer Room Auditorium on the Eighth Floor. For teas, talks, concerts—formal and in- formal affairs. see, Mr. Hammond on the 7th Floor Phone Main 5100, Branch 277 To obtain hookings Bath. hand. dish towels. Bath mats an a cloths. Al marked d : nventory vour linen closet at once—and restock while these January prices hold. Extra size huck ; Fowels, and striped tea towels for 29c—now . Silver bleached pure | bath towels, 39c. Now all white. or « Selling regularly stitched white linen tc hath towels. Colored $2 and $2 very large < designs. Famous Soaps A\t prices which compel us to limit 16 cakes to any one customer ‘lLaco” Castile Soap—reduced to cle discontinued mold patterns. S1 a Doz, Ieory Soap, 12 cakes for T Resinol Soap. 21 for i SO0 Cuticnra Soap. 18c: 2 for. ... Slic Palmolize Soap. 16 for. ! Si Packer's Zar:Soap.21c; 3 for.... S N Lifebuoy Soap, 4 for . _.69¢ Doz. 1 00dbury’s Soap. 20c: 3 for s S0e Stork Castile: S0 o ves s voisas s ob 15¢ No Phone Orders—No “PRINTZESS ™ Stroller Coats for Women and Misses 25 Early Spring models in this hationally Enowen make. Recently advertised in Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. Mannish topcoats, fut with inverted pleats, tai lored tucks. new armlboles. smart collars (some leather or velvet trimmed). and pockets that are the last touches in feminine fancies. Novelty weaves in Spring blends and hues. Trm HECHT Co~F "STREET e Te o)