Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 33

i — . U. TUESDAY. NOVEMTBER 1, 1927, What a day—vesterday—surging crowds—good natured crowds—salespeople hurried but smil- ing—merchandise being rushed from counters to delivery motors—for motors to all over Washing- ton—people using their choicest adjectives over our choicest bargains—and thronging the whole build- You will find hats and hose, shoes and scarfs, bags and beads, ties and tires, gloves and 'garters, lamps and lingerie, furs and furniture, games and gifts, tins and towels, pins “and pianos—everything a well-appointed person or home could need—at prices that will make your husband compli- ment you on your thrift. ing until closing minute! And to remind you of the additional sales tomorrow—you will find among the specials—'1* to *1-*° silks and satins, *1 a yd.; *3* chiffon velvet, 2% a yd.; 2* and *2* satin crepes, ‘1* a yd.; im- ported perfume, 75c an oz.; imported shell perfume burners, ‘1°; Gillette razor blades (2 pkgs. to a customer), 62¢;1,000 small gifts (think of Christmas)! at *1 each; men’s *1*° leather wallets, *1; 500 8x10 swinging photo frames, 89¢c; twin deck playing cards, 69c; panel-back windsor chairs, *3*; Ostermoor Matresses, {=WASHINGTON ‘+ For Hecht Month— 200 Beautiful 25 to *29 Dresses $18.50 Including Black Transparent Velvet Dinner and Dance Frocks A New 6-Piece Dinette Suite 308 After Hecht Month, $139 700 Pairs Silk Hose with Pointed Heels $1.35 Formerly $1.95 Here’s the season when you long for a new frock every week—so heavy are the demands upon every woman’s wardrobe. But whether you select one or several, these cleverly styled satins, flat crepes, georgettes, plain or embroid- ered, crepe de chines and light-weight cloths—will keep you in fashion’s spot- light—at little cost and great satisfac- tion. Sizes from 14 to 52V5. (Third Floor) Sheldon’s Finest $35, $40 and %45 Suits and Full-Fashioned Medium-W eight Silk Tops With Lisle Interlining And Durable Mercerized Soles Beautifully fine, sheer and lustrous, For small dining rooms and breakfast THE HECHT CO-F ‘STREEJ’" yet serviceable silk hosiery. With snug fitting ankle and the slenderizing nov- elty pointed heel, so favored by the well dressed woman. Stockings that you’ll want for yourself and for Christmas gifts, because such quality will assuredly cost more later on. Fashionable shades —haze, French nude, peach, evengldw morn and black. (Main Floor) rooms, this charming suite at its attrac- tive price—is decidedly a “find.” Con- sisting of table, small buffet and four chairs with ratine tapestry seats. Finished in dull lacquer tone on genu- ine walnut veneer and gumwood; prettily decorated with touches of color. Dust- proof construction; with center drawer guides. (Fourth Floor) g Overcoats Brand-New Fall Styles and Shades’ Price-Lowered for Hecht Month It’s a mighty comfortable feeling to know you’re Sheldon-tailored; but to know “all that” for only $31—adds a good profit to your pleasure. Sheldon worsteds in striking colors and combina- tions or plain shades: the favored blues and grays—in all sizes 33 to 50. No charge for alteration. 1 ) (Second Floosh