Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1926, Page 14

THE EVENING KAMENEFT PICKED & Lfimwmem STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . TUESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1926 ZRBUIBIBIZILIBR NN RLNLEN Go to the Big Ball Game Saturday, September 11th, and H elp the District Police and Fire Departmenrs Benefit Fund. e meednesday--l 400 Palrs of '1°and °1*° Silk Hose to Prefer Envoy’s Role | After Bitier Row. \ rently reported. soon soviet ambassador tor Kopp. who » work in the Mos 1 ce was offered to amsignment because a respite from the st which Zinovieff and | < the past year. keenly the eriti ed governmental 1ore congenial pur me his transfer to al atmosphere than euits a @ less tense p prevails in Moscow. AUTO CASE A PUZZLE. Owner Says He Did Not Report It! Stolen—Two Dismissed. 10 Tha Star. 2 ust 17.—Author. Washington that tomobile was o Magistrate Jo. the Southern Po. i&iii%iiiiiiiiiiiii&i&ii Grean said emphatically that he didn't do it, did not know who did. F and Herbert Parker wer th the theft of | the machine gistrate O'Donnell dismissed them All of the principals in the case live | In Washington. The Baltimore police were notified Sunday by Washington suthorities that Green's car was stol- en. A few hours later a patrolman | #aw the machine on the Annapolis | road and arrested Parker and Triplett. who were In it. Green said he had £iven them permission to use the ma china. ADMINISTRATDR NAMED Trust Company to Act n Estate of Mrs. Hattle G. Porter. Justice Siddons in Probate Court has appo the American Security administrator t 3. Porter. t lpaunx a X% te 1S valued in ex includes a nne the house on New . and a grand- of Clarksburg. RED CROSS GETS MEDAL. Ald Extendsd F’lood Victims in Belgium Wins Praise. The Belgian Red Cross has present- o4 the American Red Cross with a aflver medal, in appreciation for aid extended victims of the recent severe floods in that country. The medal was received headquarters yvesterday John Barton Payne ed in the Red Cross mephew, Nathan mpanying letter Presi- s e entire country by the spon the American had a most the national t was $5,000, country PUBLISHER lS MURDERED. J, Antonio Beaudry of Montreal Found Dead in Office. P).—J. An- Montreal er of Te Prix review, was office ves he had died Y n examina- k a bullet k-Montreal Canoe Trip. August 17 (#).—Law- Mauma of New York in A00-mile ‘Merch s Tranafes ‘ aads‘t:r.‘e,Co. ?' b O T ] N2 very dealer has it / Buy Tanglefoot Fly Paper by the carton. It keeps indefinitely. Where foods are exposed it is the most sanitary and satis- factory fly destroyer tl'nt can be used. 6l P THE TANGLBFOOT COMPANY $ ORAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN M&i&ikiiii§}xi£i£i§i£iik£# Fashion Favored Furs in the August Fur Coat Sale 195 Models that will sell in the Fall for $250 and $295 Raccoon Coats, self trimmed—ideal for sports. Antelope Coats with nutria collars and cuffs. Musk- rat Coats, self trimmed. Marmot Coats with shawl collars. And Sealine (dved rabbit) Coats, trimmed with beige or moose squirrel or fitch. American Broadtail $450 With fox collar and cuffs. Others are squirre! trim. 4 Caracul Paw Coats ' With fox collar and cuffs: silk crepe lined; finished with sitk braid. Swagger, grace ful lines (Third Floor.) };"If’i“i§’¥¥¥¥§¥§§§§§IEZ§IK et Sttt tSt Sttt Ittt 1 A Exclusively at The Hecht Co. * Printzess Travel Coats 539.50 New Fall colors and weaves with large full collars of fine furs The Printzess label is assurance of excellence of tailoring, design and materials. New basket mix- tures, novelty checks, overplaids and tweeds, with lux- urious collars of Patagoma and red fox, wolf, opos- " sum and striped mandel. Straight contours and side pleats: large patch and slit pockets. Sizes for misses, women, little women. (Third Floor.) Fall Fancies Oxfords —for town or countyy wear and ex- ploits many variations of them Time was when an oxford meant but one thing. This vear it opens up a whole assortment of smart new styles. Interesting new versions of cut-out oxfords. Other distinctive for their novelty leathers. Two are sketched. A—Patent spike heel dress oxford, cutouts and heel of parchment ki, $10. B—Patent colt 1walking oxford, ioop laced. with medium high patent covered Cuban heel. $10 (Fifth Flenr.) WY, Stockings that will give amasingly long service In a dozen of the most popular Summer shades Every pair perfect. Every pair full-fashioned to.fit perfectly. Every pair of pure, service-weight silk, with mercerized garter tops and soles to insure further serviceability. At so low a price that it's the part of wisdom to purchase three to six pairs at least. Th colors that match or blend with Summer frocks: . Nougat Fauwn French Nude Rose Taupe Blue Fox Champagne Doze Grax Su:nbea,n Paychment Sauterne Piping Rock (First Floor.) PR R R R R PR R LR R PR PR SRR ™ 3 Glowing Shades of Satin in These New Fall Dresses P2 t2t2tatatat ottt ot ittt ettt et 2 Jungle Green, Claret Spanish Raisin, Navy Wood Browns $25 and Black Every cable regarding fashions on the other side indi- cates that satin plays a very important part in the Fall mode. That the glowing new shades, as well as the ever smart navy and black, are preferred. That the Vionette sleeve, the vagabond skirt, slave girdles and cabachons are striking features. All these are shown in this group. Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 44. (Third Floor.) PPt ta P P PR P PSP PSPPI PSSP TS 2 $23 232323232 ITH23233 3333343333333 T323 26242322 ftatatt sttt ]mm-.-raE afi? rimwww 2% M SN large. 44, W hite Black ERXERAERXEREXEXERXAZRER X EXER X EXX X Well ZRXERXEXERERERXEXEXEIEIEREIK Tomorrow—A Sale of 500 Costume Slips $] 95 : Pongee, Ray-o-fine, Lingeric Baronet, Radium and Tub Silk The price is unusually low, riety of materials at the price is unusually tailored shadowproof hems of self material: with tailored flounces or hems. All the wanted colors: Flesh Tan Nazy Orchid Homey Nile Amerscan Peacock L (Fifth Ploar.) e Yo N Ju \u A& x I A\ % and the va- with others Sizes 36 to slips, some FEAENETETEFERLTEY R XTI T TR Exclusive Importation of The Hecht Co. French Cut-out Initial Stationery 95¢ 25 Sheets and 25 Lined Enzvelopes tn White or Soft Pastel Shades Because of the unusually low exchange value of the franc, we are able to sell this attractively boxed, imported stationery at this price. White sheets with colored tissue-lined enve- lopes, and soft pastel sheets with dark color tissue-lined envelopes. (Fires Floor.) “Margy” i’[illinery Firmly cstablishing the vogue for vel- vet in really only acceptable mode for travel wear. brilliant colorings for Fall ’10 Contrasting smartly with vour Summer frocks—and the Many two and even three- toned effects among them—in striking patch“ ork designs. Others of one color brilliantly embroidered in con- trasting shades. THE HECHT CO~F STREET xRS RINENN S ore Hours, Daily: 9:15 to 6 P.M. Closed Saturdays during August Two are sketched. A—Jungle green, leaf green and Autumn brown veivet combined the new high crushed erown turban. 310, ‘ B—Chanel red two-tone velvet with allover gilt stitchery and smart cabachon. $10 (Third Floor. LN \