Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1927, Page 10

10 FAMOUS LETTERS 10 GO AT AUCTION London Sale Will Dispose of | Autographed Manuscripts of Old Writers. THE_EVENING_STAR. WASHINGTON, D._C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14 1927. U A e e e, 1l\,o<.§LA PAZ GOES AMERICAN i h TO HONOR ARMY FLYERS;‘ s 0se of what to do with t at Peru, and Bear Greetings to President Siles. Christmas day. Tradition had it that the rose would then be as fresh as it lin the g 1 in June vian capital in honor of the | the newspapers printed special edi Army | tions in their s S ts with | last nij expedit \ 1 Minister, Je BY LATE QUEEN ON SALE it t n yesterday. Purchesrs Find Pieces of China and | | Other Oddments Marked With Alexandra’s Initials. . Cottrell. A Greater Bank for Gireater Washington The FEDERAL-AMERICAN —Where Service Abow Surron 0ld English Tradition. said that after onal be w | his had to he kept in a clean sheet ave been unknowing- |« and |of paper and never looked at untill ad Protection By the Assoc LONDON, esting colle and manus , Mile. Louise. from the European Salons of Mme. Helena Rubinstein, will be in the Powder Box All Week for Personal Consultations on Beauly Questions |A Sale of Silk and Rayon Cost Slips | Awmerican Beauty Argent Gray Peppermint Crevette Pink Orchid Petrol Green Just as though some one had opened an artist’s color box and poured out all the bright, new colors that you will want to wear with your new Spring frocks and suits. Made of Ray-o-fine, Shell Pink Cloud Blue Chin Chin Blue $1 95 Peach W hite Nawvy Blue Baronet Satin, Radium, Dream Satin and Trico-sham. Well made slips, better than you would expect at this low price. Some with embroidered bot- tom, others with pleated flounces, some beautifully trimmed with lace, others with plain hip- 5 & : Py hems of self material. You couldn’t buy material and make a slip in anything like the good lines ’ oy and nice finish for $2. . Besides the colors mentioned above, there are many.others in all sorts of BOYS N.Ovelty Suits varving shades. This sale should have early attention tomorrow. in S pring St y les $2.29 The smart little bovish models for Jack 2 to 8 Middies, Button-on Oliver Twists, and novelty sports models. In a good color assort- ment which means that every boyish style of beauty can be met. Fabrics are those that a boy can put on right now and be comfortably dressed; pure worsted jersey and jacquard fabrics. as much (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) head ir All the Summer Lingerie You’ll Need—in a Sale 95¢ Think of a group of over a thousand pieces of im- ported and domestic pieces open to your sclection at fted x'm\l this very small price! distinguish nonsense of printers.” THREE HELD IN VIRGINIA SLAYING 37 YEARS AGO Arrests of Flannery Trio in Okla- homa Follows Tip From Three men day in connection committed 37 yea Will Flanner Patton Flan 5 they received sheriff at The m wanted Johnson and A Completely Equipped 5-Tube Atwater Kent In Console Cabinet Cabinet, batteries, Utah speaker unit and tubes GOWNS — Of voile, crepe, nainsook and batiste; pleated, lacey, hand-made and em- broidered or tailored styles; white, flesh and pastel. BLOOMERS — Nain- sook, crepe or sateen; trimmed with lace cdge or tailored. Re- inforced. In flesh or white. STEP-INS — Voile, nainsook and batiste; hand-made and em- broidered, pleated, lacey and tailored. Flesh, honey, white. CHEMISES — Voile, Seco, nainsook, in tai lored or lacey types. Band top. Flesh, or- chid, nile, white and honey. PAJAMAS — Novelty figured crepe, two- piece models. Batteau neckline. Sizes 16 and 17. PRINCESS SLIPS — Made of rayon-alpaca, nainsook and sateen. Band top, hip_ hem, shadow-proof. = White, flesh, nile, navy, honey and black. AX e ¥ < EXERFR PR SFRERERFXFFRIRER (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.} —in which Fashion steals a March on Spring in February With the black or navy suit or coat (which are established Spring fashions) a little bunch of snow- white silk violets erases the last ves- EFX 1145 The No. 20 Model, with three-dial control. In brown mahogany finished cabinet, and everything complete, including aerial equipment. A marvelous outfit. p -] tige of Winter from the costume smart women are wearing now. 1 % for just the small, corvect sice, with three sprightly greem wiolet Delivers it to your home, and leaves. The Hecht Co. Budget Plam will take care of the balance known as J. . (Main Floor. The Hecht Co.) Hard One for Dad. TXEXEX Capper's Mazazine. Prom the -3 pop, does everybody have to ‘es, son, every one will die some time.’ “Does every one have to be buried who_dies, pop?” “Yes, we will all have to be buried.” “But, pop, who ing to bury 'the last fellow what dies?” RY CLEANIN D 1o e il G quxlll;‘ml‘nl}':l costs 607 12th 510 18th For Estimates, Main 1400, 1301, 3413 Bring or enclose this ad ‘with order. | r'l;lrne Architects Building 1800 E Street is for Architects requiring north light No need to have your drafting room in Labra- Low Rental Rates, Unrestricted Parking, Space Subdivided to Suit. Leases Being Made as of May 1, 1927 Occupancy About March 1 1927 Phone Rental Manager to Call on You—Main 8268 PISO’S , forcoughs Quick Relicf! A pleasant effective syrup. 35cand 60c L And externally, use PISO’S ‘Throat and Chest Notions Specially Priced Spool Silk 15¢ Match your flat crepe. 100-yard spools, all colors. Regularly 18c. (Pirst Floor. The Hecht Co.) Dress Shields Three Pairs, 45¢ Cotton - covered Dress Shields. Sizes 2 and 3. Regularly 18c a pair. (First Floor, The Hecht Co.) Three Famous Patterns McCall Pictorial Review Excella With beautiful material, and an attractive, easily understood pattern, how extremely easy it is to make the most sophisti- cated dress. The three makes of pattern mentioned above are all well known for their smartness, yet even a woman who has never made a dress before, has no difficulty with the help of any one of these three. (¥irst Floor, The Hecht Co.) FEXEXEREXEXEIEIE LR 41 " (Music Store, 618 F Street, The Hecht Co.) Just - Purchased from the Manufacturers; the Regular $3.50 Quality 900 Yards of Washable lat Crepe--54-inch Rose Red White Maize Lavender Pink Peach Pekin Light Blue Copen Nile Navy Black R . R R R A R r R AN AN AN S Imported . . All the loveliest colors in a width that requires scarcely two yards to make a dress Fashion’s Sprir;g favorite—Flat Crepe, every thread pure silk. Washable, for the pure dye will notfade. Inten lovely shades. Come early and make your choice. When you see the beautiful colors and the wonderful quality of this crepe, you will not be surprised to see even 2,500 yards disappear before your eyes. Fabric Gloves To match the Spring Costume 59¢ Only a few of these at- tractive fabric gloves. Turn down or flare style novelty cuffs. Several good shades. Sizes not complete in every style. (Firet Floor, The Hecht Co.) X% See the interesting Leather Exhibit Shown here by the courtesy of the Newark Museum Association Do you know how shoes arc made? Or gloves? Or any article made from leather? Come and see. You may think that all leather is steer’s hide —you will be surprised to know how many different ani mals give their hides for a shoe. Come and see how leather is tanned, all the way from the time the animal is killed. Nothing has ever been invented that will take the place of leather. See this ex hibit and understand why. (First Floor, The Hecht Co.) et ot i i i it i tatat it st sta Tttt ittt d ot s ot Washington’s Most Beautiful Department Store P et et et et et et et et ettt ottt etoototot: )| (Tower Auditort or. e Hehy Exepen Fo " THE HECHT CO-~F STREF.