Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1927, Page 18

AUGUST 10 18%7. 18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, The Hecht Co.---Luggage Sale Man Who Flashed SERFSRULEHUNAN i, v Fces ONPLANDFSIYET *r=t o A= Disorder, With Death and | & Famine Stalking Abroad. | [ | BY VINCENT By Cable to The News) HANKOW, ion in Hunan, a 2 where the I and the g » administered by | | | “GROWS AN ARMCHAIR.” wig—and a | out of the| $8, $10 and $1250 Grades of Hand Luggage for Suit Cases Gladstone S Bags | st agl land ow: Week-End Cases CREERON 614 12th St. Qverseas Traveling Cases he population of Hunan has un- B eat suffering from the con- | omic blockad ags tion by the Nationalist sufficed after the revolu- n well started. Round Hat Square Hat i Boxes Boxes s and proceeded ionalize all agricul- | r Chinese land owners, be No late vacationist will pass this “buy”! The appearance of your luggage means too much nowadays to overlook such an opportunity. Choice of all the popular types of bags and cases—Made of fine quality hand- boarded leather, seal-grain cowhide leather and real seal leather. Colors are black, cordovan, brown, russet. Bags in 18 and 20 inch sizes; Cases, 16 to 30 inch sizes. Styles for long trips, short trips or overnight needs. The July in Clearance of Men’s Furnishings Lenin occupied a place alongside the portrait of Sun Sen 0il Monopoly Sought. pite of the | ist government | ned monopolies of | stry, even declaring | . which prepared to Splendid Display NEW FALL FELTS A beautiful selection of the newest blocks, with and the Standard Oik This action was halted in time by the Hankow Nationalist government, but in the meanwhile the foreigners decided to evacuate all their movable property, and the oil was taken out under naval protection. Men’s $1.50 Union Suits The inexperienced extremism of the Hunanese peasants had reduced Hu-| nan to such straits in May that some change was inevitable. It came in the movement, led by a general named Hsia Tao-Yin, a | subordinate - and ‘sympathizer of | Chi g Kai- ., who revolted and moved on I Another small army captured Changsha. and on May 21 bathed the ci the blood of peas- ant revolutionists. The condition of the province now is anarchical in the extreme. Province in Unhappy State. ‘The unhappy province has seen the most extreme revolutionary experi- ment it was possible to concelve—the dictatorship of the lowest section of the proletariat, the serf-peasant. Hu- npan in some degree pre-figures what may be expected in other agricultural novelty ribbon trims and filigree designs that will appeal to the Miss and Young Woman who are seeking the newest ideas in Autumn millinery. Gage Felts, 5.00 A complete assortment 1in Jarge and small headsizes. All styles and colors to choose from. Summer Hats 1.00 and 1.50 =CREERON—614 12th St.=! 7Tomorro;v at 9:15 A\/I Closing Out One Hundred Twenty Georgette and Crepe DRESSES At $7 90 White—Pastel Shades—Navy—Black Sizes 14 to 40. No Exchanges. 1316 G Street City Club Building -JHOP Final Clearance Sale Our annual event by which Washington's thrifty people are always benefited in remark- able shoe values. Formerly Sold at %8 & $10 Included in this sale are all light colors, light tan and gray kids—also black and white kid trimmings. $2.50 and $3 Pajamas $1.85 Coat style, slip-over middy style, collar-attached coat style; in Sum- mer weight fabrics; plain or novelty patterns. All sizes A, B, C, D, but not in all styles. (Main Floor.) $2 and $2.50 Ties $1.15 Our entire stock of imported and domestic silk neckwear; beautifully hand tailored of light weight silks and imported crepes. A splendid assortment. (Main Floor.) 75¢ and $1 Socks 55¢ Six for $3 Men’s fancy half hose in good looking silk mixtures. Discontinued patterns of a mationally known make; also broken assortments in plain colored silk hose. Good colors. Sizes 97 to 12 (Main Floor.) Clearance of All Panamas and Leghorns— e L] The Semi. Annual Sale o of 79c¢ Well made, full-cut garments of self-stripe madras and cotton pon- %ee; with taped necks and armholes, losed crotch, web back or the popu- lar side opening. All sizes 34 to 46, but not in every style. (yain Fioor) $1.50 Silk Four-in-Hands 95¢ New, smart patterns in handmade foulard ties. Polka dots, figures, all- over patterns in an excellent choice for the business man or the college man. (Main Floor.) Men’s $3 Robes $1.65 French weight cotton flannel robes for home or beach wear. In smart stripe effects. These robes are espe- cially convenient because they take up so little room in a traveling bag. (Main " Floor.) Suits That Were $50 Suits That Were $45 Suits That Were $40 Suits That Were $35 It’s of paramount importance that you make your selection without delay—if you'd like to have one of these Sheldon-tai- lored suits of fine worsted, fin- ished or unfinished; cheviot, cas- simere, flannel and tweed. In weights, colors and styles to suit men of all types, all tastes, all builds. Sizes 33 to 50. No charge for alterations. (Second Floor, Men's Shop.) (Direct Elevator Service.) All our$2 and $2.50 Shirts (With the Exception of Manhattan Shirts) $ 1 .55 White and Novelty Hanan Professional Golf Shoes Collar Attached Were $12.50 and $15.00 Collar to Match Neckband Style Patterns. Sizes 13% to 18. Sleeves, 33, 34 and 35. Wear the shoe endorsed 6 for $9 You expect to get unusual qualities—and you will! Splen- did choice of materials—including imported English Broad- cloth, English Broadcloth (very fine), Rayon Striped Madras, Woven Madras, Novelty and Fancy Broadcloths. Full cut, & well made, correct in all details, perfectly finished. by the country’s outstand<$ 85 ing professionals. The - footwear to improve your game and give you real comfort. with alpine crown, dia- mond crown, telescope style with brims that can be turned down. Sizes 634 to 7Ys. Men’s $2.50 to $5 Straw Hats, §1.45 (Main Floor.) THE HECHT CO-~F STREFE | i Washington'’s Most Beautiful Department Store Also, milans and ped- alines. In smartest styles $1 95 . $8 and $10 $ 6 5 Values ° Reduced In a number of exceptionally fine styles and fabrics, including reinforced elkskin, & white buckskin and oxfords. ‘ * (Second Floor.) Any lightcolored shoe in the house in- cluded in this sale. Metropolitan Shoe Shop 936 F Street NW, (Main Floor.) . ’