Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1929, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1929. This Is a Good Time To Open a Charge Account Mlime was when sales ‘ meant the end of the sea- . son and left-over stocks Modern PEARIL NECKLACES Far Below Their Usual Price » % % 2.00 *3.00 *3.00 « « . when purchases were sy made and then worn re- luctantly . . . just because they were cheap. Now . . . borne in on the wings of the Fourth Year Sale . . . come high fashions .. . new modes . . at sale prices. The season just opening . . . the woman who knows values may choose: Pearls for the theater . . , suede shoes in smooth contrast to her dipping hemlines ... a ring in her costume color, a coat to wrap her in the new silhou- ette . . . a new blousette for the new ensemble . . . all smart . . . all new « « « At Fourth Year Sale’s prices. Payment for purchases made during November may be deferred until January lst. BUY NOW—PAY IN JANUARY The" muted glow of pearls add glamour to every costume. Here are offered single strands, two and three strand necklaces with baguette or sterling silver clasps . .. some with deep back drops for the evening decolletage. Also the long 60-inch knotted ropes. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Costume Rings in Real Stone Replicas $7 .00 Reproductions of expen- sive rings shown at the Paris openings. Made entirely of highly polished galalith. Rings that add a smart note of color in harmony with the $50 After Martial ot Armand. Featur- ing side ripple. Shawl collar and :Eiul cuffs of Winter ensemble. Onyx, lapis, chrysoprase and jade. *Simulated mfiflmflflflmfllIHIIIIMHHHHIIIIIIIMIfiilIIIIHIMIWMIIIMWWIMMWWWMWWWMWWMWWWWM% (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Gloioing Conceits for Afternoon and Evening ; Specud Purchase $3.00 | ~ 1= : = Skunk-Trimmed el Black Coats 50 Regularly $69.75 and $79.50 Square, metal-frame, chain-han- dle pouches of seed pearls and col- ored’ steel beads. Envelopes with chain handle and one side paved with rhinestones. Metal-frame, chain-handle pouches of all seed pearls, with colored stitching form- ing an intricate pattern. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) Santa Comes Straps . . . Colonials Il Oxfords. .. Operas... . Town Representing the newest in the new coat silhouette. Excellent- ly tailored of fine fab- rics: broadcloth, velvet and broadtail cloth... hansomely lined and interlined. Employing not only genuine skunk, but pointed wolf, black. wolf, brown wolf, brown fox, kit fox, imported lapin Black suede built on ¢ | It's so obvious for * graceful lines with Kiskpaimet 5 suede to be a preferred SR tw ol RCver shoe material. The Flat Crepe and . ;_ L : . $6.50 rich, velvety feel of it C l' e P e " B a c k S a t l n 5 is perfect for the hobgoblins brown, Wintry days . . . and in a dashing red Blousettes With his nixies and pixies and @ its smoothness is a sleigh from Icicle- perfect foil for the Town o + ». Sends “fussy” lines of the to rosyecheeked new skirts. Whether young folk this you choose a smart fine invitation to opera, an oxford, a come in and see strap shoe or a colonial him without hesi- in black, brown or blue tation. If in the . o« o you will have past year your chosen a high fashion. behavior was bet- All sizes, ter, he'll give you Brown suede center buckle. Reptile trim and high heel. $10.50 #3.00 An inspiring o PY thought for ensem- ble or suit. All nicely tailored of good quality flat crepe or crepe-back satin, Following the vogue for femi- ninity with frills, bows or overlap- pingtabs. Inwhite, eggshell, tan or \ flesh. Sizes 34 to Rich black Suede.. . a colonial shoe, finish- ed with a buckle of cut steel. $6.50 o (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Warm brown suede . . . Center buckle . . . gold piped reptile inserts. Covered Cuban heel. a personally hand- written letter. Santa Igloo Fourth Floor and muskrat. Sizes for misses, women, little women' and larger women. - (Third Floor, The: Hecht, Co.)