Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1931, Page 20

______THE EVENING ST WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1931. ! Open a Charge Account ; Fue Furking TN 8 ‘ : ; ¥ : ; 3 . | —for our customers on E street | k. }?{ou 1 fi'nd it very conv?ment { ! . ! between 6th and 7th. No park- { ; when you're shopping for’ your i ing problem when you shop ! § h : Easter wearables! F S'l'. O."' 7+h NAfionaI 5|00 ere! | Sale (for a Limited Time) | These Are the New Froc ay T e ‘ e Smarter for '3I! Spring Sh Prlng 5 oes - (@ With the For Every 5 ; WA Material and 095 Smart Person @ PS Jorkmanship of Who Wears Size Fo 2 $ 45 ) IV A $15 Frocks! | 11,1315 0r 17 ] ! £ Dull or shiny—crushable or stiff—in cute When a frock makes you look demure as Pris- 4 small shapes—or with brims—rough straw is cilla—young as Spring—and chic as Paris—it’s - smartest! Our sundl:.nlllmldk.e your frock! And every frock in this collection of : of -.hoe—l-lw o d ‘;lr e individual successes does every one of these three narily sells at h bt things! You’ll probably be amazed at the values— i . but, more important, you’ll adore the styles! Silk crepes, printed Jacket frocks, el- crepes, twin prints and bow, 34 and long plaids, chiffons, polka sleeves; slim flared or b i i dots, shantungs. pleated skirts, ruffling. Graceful kid opera with l (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) white perfora- $4.45 Bicorne of rough shiny straw with a pert feather. $6.75 . (), Tiat crepe A Z W A‘. 4 > Kid opera with genuine —ingerie i ‘e 5 /i 5 78) LA = touches. i A *, P 4) Flat crepe 2 . snakeskin toe 45 o b !, £\ v SPN S i i lovely c;u. Tilted brim and desi; . 9 Y y IRGE tels. contrasting 1 and on sign , this rough straw, (2) Printed o Sockiain Tacket: (5) Jacket frock ac) in printed chif- Jon. (6) Twin prints —very new! “Doughboy” hat of tweed straw with velvet band. Kid opera with motif of oniianime $4.48 g L $6.75 # Oxfords, pumps and straps—in black kid, putty beige, brown kid, blue kid, black moire. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) (Third Floor, - Silk Underthings | Knit Suits Wear Two or Three Colors| =75 ik Hosiery r 3 An Unusual Low Price Singly, $1.69 Chemises and step-ins, too. Fine crepe, Picot Tops . . . Dull Finish tailored or lace trimmed. Pastel shades. ; gt : - Misses’ and women’s sizes. ; You'll recognize immediately the S 7z Says Vogue about that very N Loy higher priced qualities of this hose Blousettes for o A useful and smart fashion—the —full fashioned fine-gauge chiffon, this snit season! SRS Town and Céuntry Suit— silk from' top to toe (gxcept for : o “Their colors go in threes— some which have practical-plated Tailored dimities . . . batiste i ini i : o Stripes forever.” soles)—remarkably fine, close Ivi‘r::‘r‘:efe.n.“.n :;le f?el:ixs and d::l\:;t $| g ) e weave; 10 best-selling shades. 34 to 42. / We've “done” these E (Main Floor, The Mecht Co.) SR bt v | i 7 important ideas de- lightfully in this new group! Gowns, Slips, Dancettes, Panties (g Black, grey, blue, green, tan, brown, tropic sun, red, yellow. Sizes 14 to 42. Other Knit Suits, $5.95 to $35 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Sale! Bath Salts in Cookie Jars, Tea Pots or Flower Vases Japanese $ Colorful Pottery Designs The bath salts are very dainty and refreshing—still we shouldn’t blame you if you bought these for the container alone! They're so attractive with their gay, colorful designs, you'll use them as canisters, cookie jars, teapots, flower holders or’ almost any such purpose! ! P.S.—And they’re a good Easter gift idea! (Main Ficor. The Hecht Cod (I oot