Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1927, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (' \TO\’DAV DECEMBER 26, 1927. MANUFA(TUPEPS (OAT (LEAPANCE ade to ell TTom $20% $4950 —but offered at The Hecht Co. tomorrow—uwith utmost pride in their quality—with the certainty of their unexcelled value—for 38 Coats were $49.50 115 Coats were $39.50 65 Coats were $35.00 127 Coats were $29.50 Also, 85 Larger Women's Coats; sizes 40Y; to 52, ; and some of our own higher-priced coats “booked” for clearance. 350 New Frocks 315 Two Hlustrated In the Styles and Colors That Advertise Their Newness Dresses so smart, so hecoming, so ver- satile—that you'll find them quite irresist- ible. Chioose one or more—and prolong your holiday spirits for months and months. Any material you fancy—satin, crepe de chine, flat crepe, taffeta, georgette, velvet combinations and light-weight woolens, in modes to wear from morn till—morn! Col- ors, crestwood, tea rose, spruce, pilot blue, Goya red, patou pink, marron glace, black and navy. In a complete range of sizes—I14 to 20; 3610 44; 16, /1 to 28V : 42V to 60, (Muderste Frice Dicss Skop, Third Fioor.) Modes that you've been admiring at higher prices: Qualities that you never hoped to see at $25. But—a warm early season: Over- stocked manufacturers: A most interesting combination for the woman who wants a new coat. For it means that we—and conse- quently she—may choose from the cream of the coat stocks instead of from “just coats” at $25. Of fine suede cloths, bolivias, broadcloths, velorias, duvenas, vesheen, Juliere cloth and velvet in straight or flared styles. With sumptuous shawl or mushroom collars, deep fur or fur edged cuffs and some with fur fronts of Baby Seal, Caracul, Fox, Opossum, Kit Fox, By s > f £ With 80% of the Coats in Tan Manchurian Wolf (Chinese Dog), Beaverette (dyed Coney), Lvnx, aubl D T sty Marmot, Arabian Lynx (dyed Coney). Every coat well styled, lined, Two Greatest Color Successes finished. Eight sketched—but why not see them all? (Third Floor. The Hecht Co.) After-hism as Millinery Sale $4.65 Including Hats That Were Priced From $5.95 to $16.50 Be here—and be here early—with such an incentive as these hats—both from the vogue and value viewpoint. An assemblage that assures a becom- ing model for every woman and 1piss—every type and taste—every “full face” and protile, New and colorful bengalines, satins, failles, metallic and embroidered failles, satin and faille cpmbinations, new felts, bright or dark, and many hats trimmed with the new pedaline straw, We've added to this collection our entire line of late Winter models— large or small hats—Ilarge or small head sizes, AT Ploas The Hwedt 0o HeEcHTCO-F STREET