Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1925. 9 $7250 $3 34 45 mq 3595 VALUES Including 500 Silk Shirts . ... 200 Silk Endure Shirts (silk and cotton mixture) . ...300 fancy Rayon Shiris.... 1,400 English Broadcloth Shirts ....400 woven Madras Shirts and 200 Woodlawn pattern Percale Shirts. The Silk Shirts are worth $5 and $5.95 and come in whites, plain shades and neat stripes. The materials are baby broadcloth, Jersey silk and radium silk. Only 500 of these . . . The Silk Endure Shirts are worth $4 and are in white and plain shades. Only 200 of these . . . The 300 Fancy Rayon Shirts are worth $3 . . . The 1,000 English Broadcloth Shirts are worth $2 and come in plain colors and whites, collar attached and neckband . . . The'Woven Madras Shirts are worth $2 and $2.50, and the Percale Shirts are worth $2 . . . The neckband sizes are 1314 to 17; the sleeve lengths, 33, 34 and 35 . . . We are afraid to enthuse too much about-this oc- 39 Cflr&fir 4 | casion because we only have 3,000 shirts, but since it is human nature to select the best values first, permit us to say that early shopping would be advisable . . . e r— Saturday, a Sale of 1,000 Cotton and Flannelette Pajamas JS?}SP B l Sale of $1.50 ggd $2 Neckties 31.2-9 A large assortmer.lt that includecs Jacquards, moires and crepe Flannelette pajamas for these disconcerting, suddenly cold nights. " > Cotton pajmnaspfor the man who wears uo(hti’ug else. Slip-over style failles. Of.that perfect workmanship that holds the shape after (no buttons to come off) and double-breasted coat styles. White, colors many knottmgs. Both dark and medium backgrounds. A tie you c! a o si o ol v 2 L - Y Tvi and fancy patterns. All sizes. Regularly $1.89 '&i’.'syg,f_r%?fséecm o B u S 1 n e S S u 1 t S can buy and lay away for Xmas giving. *35 ‘A splendid selection now in grays, browns, tans. In plaids and stripes. In many new mixtures. In models, single or double breasted. In coats that are conservative in cut and coats that are not. In short, the business man who knows the value of a dollar will appreciate in Sheldon, at $35, the re- turn he gets on his investment. Returns in tailor- ing, in fabrics and in style. As we have said so often, Sheldon Suits would be much higher if we d’ ‘n’t sell so many of them. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Sheldon Topcoats at Imported and domestic fabrics in plaids, solid colors and mixtures, in slip-on models.and box A “Footmodel” Special for Saturday— P f Y effects. This is topcoat time, when it is always bet- ter to take a topcoat than take a cold! 50 $ 1 . 36 and 8 ngaas?d LOW Shoes Other Sheldon Suits and Topcoats from $40 to A Sale of the Regular $5 Grade— New Snap-Brim Felts r 1 Men’s Wrist Watches % rectangular and cushion shapes. Watches guaranteed and recom- mended by The Hecht Co. for bard daily usage. Six-jewel movement, radium dial, strap wrist. Our regular shoe stock was rifled to supply sizes for n k, 53.45 this one-day sale of our most popular $6.50 and $8 shoes. Nor were styles held out of the sale. There are black calf, tan calf and patent leather. There are brogues, semi-brogues and conservative lasts. Storm welts for heavy outdoor service. There are enough good reasons for buying these shoes for you to buy 2 or 3 pairs. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Men’s Half Hose T 55¢ Pair Five smart shapes, including nu--nnn.l;‘:ou Imported lisle, a regular $1 grade. Hundreds of pairs in subdued or gay novelty patterns so popular right now. A fine, soft grade, full fashioned throughout. Sizes 9% to 11%. R (Matn Floor, The Hecht Co, £ Store Hours: 9:15 AM. to 6 PM. THE HeCHT CO-F You might say, men will snap them up at this price. And snap them down when they put them on, for that’s the hat idea just now. The quality is what you’d expect for $5 and the colors are what you demand this season —opearl and slate gray, light and dark tan. With plain or fancy bands of silk ribbon that blend harmoniously. Sizes 634 to 7. (Main Fioes, The Hachd Co -