Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 31

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, .1930. Friday Luncheon Special, 65¢ in the Fountain Room Baked Shad with Tartar Sauce Lettuce Thousand Island Dressing Potatoes au Gratin Hot Biscuits mon Meringue Pie Coffee, Tea or Milk 3 ) - Bring the Children to “Bunny Land” « « » they will love the real live birds, pink- eared rabbits and cuddly yellow ducks and chicks. I National 5100 We’ve never seen such beautiful Red Fox Scarfs 339.75 Truly glorious. The glowing natural red fox. . .shading from ivory on through golden browns and rich copper tones. Silky, full sized skins with large natural brushes and original ears and legs. (Third Floor—The Hecht Co.) Expensive-Looking Plain and Printed Frocks 2« *10 Polka Dots, Prints Georgette, Flat Crepe Two good-looking frocks for $10. Two entirely different types . . . plain flat crepe and a gay print, polka dot and a georgette. Whether you get two for yourself or “split” with a friend, you will be sure of high fash- jons . + » expensive-looking details and the newest colors. Sizes for Misses, Women and Larger Women (Economy Shop, Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) % = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = e £ L 1 I E fil|I|I||Ill|||II|II||I|I|||III|I||I|llll||IIlIHIlIIIIIIHIlllflilllllllllll!l!lll‘lllflll!llll|l\||l|l||§ S Sale-ing into the Easter Scene . .. With NEW FROCKS AND JACKET SUITS Capes — Peplums — Jackets Wide Skirts — Boleros “They will sell at $15, $18 or $20 as well as they will at $13.95.” So spoke one of the executives in the store. But we had in mind the slimness of the average budget at Easter time. 813.95 is a fair price, and $13.95 they are going to be. And when we tell you that there’s real style and detailing in every garment, yoi’ll realize what an event this is! Beautiful Frocks and Jacket Suits —that will bring a sigh of envy from your dearest enemy. To wear from dawn till mid- night. Filmy chiffons, flat crepe, plain or printed, and two and three piece suits of silk or tweed . . . for street, sports or travel. Daring new high shades, blue tones, black and charming combinations. Sizes for Misses, Women, Little Women, Larger Women (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) 0 0 New Recruits for Navy ..... An Everi.tflfl Offering of Full-Fashioned Silk Hose $ 1 29 4 pairs for $5 Clear, sheer chiffon. You may choose all silk with pretty picot ° tops and plaited soles . . . or with lovely lace clox . . . all silk with lisle-lined plain tops and plaited soles. Beige-claire, muscadine, rosador, light gun'metal, vanity, skin, peach, woodbeige and other new shades. Lok (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) SHOES . $6.50 Since ‘fashion has gone blue this Spring . . . these chic shoes sound the last smart note in the symphony of the costume. There’s such a trim look to blue kid shoes . . . they fit like the proverbial glove . . . with “tiny,” sought-after lines. Not only cor- rect with the all-blue costume, but especially smart contrast to beige, greys or prints. (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Oo.) e 00000000 = = § = = = = O For the Easter Hat The “Smallish”’ Hat '3 Pert, youthful . . . perfect with cape col- lars and fur neckpieces. Brims that flare from the face, modified versions of beret and turban. Bangkok, milan, perle Visca, novelty weaves . sophisticate. Black, blue, new high shades. « « for the sub-deb and (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) (i i Capes on Coats are High Fashions $29.75 There’s debonair charm in a cape « + « close-fitting shoulders and swinging smart- . . universally becoming. Numbers of versions of this popular mode. KRudella cloth, tricolain, tricova, covert and silk . . . with such furs es: Natural fitch, squirrel, kit galyac and broadtail lapin. Blue, black and new colors. Sizes for Misses and Women (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) S §