Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1931, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1931 American Children Will Be Better Dressed for Less Money this Year At The Hecht Co.—on the Second Floor—smart and Preps and Junior Young Men’s| s e fo o oo e i yice 2 Trouser Suits College models with the college “look!” % Single and double breasted. Navy blue F cheviots. Fancy cassimeres. New peak or notch collars, Havana brown, grays, tans. 2 pairs campus longies; some with 1 long trousers and 1 golf knickers. Sizes 31 to 38. (Second Fioor.) Boys’ 2-Knicker Sui oys Z-Knicker dSuits School suits “cut out for long wear”! Smart, too, these cheviots and cassimeres—these herring- 9 5 bones, diagonals and plain weaves. 2 pairs lined * knickers; 4-pocket vest. 7 to 16 years. (Second Floor.) Girls Cloth Dresses Novelty knit and jersey frocks. Tailored 1 or 2 piece effect. Girls: 7 to 14; Jr. Hi: 10 to 16. Wash Frocks—prints and dots: 8 to 16. Girls’ Coat & Beret Sets Tan and grey ombres; alpacas in dark muskrat pattern—both 100% Timmies. Belted and straight- 95 line models. Johnny collars, slash pockets, kasha ® linings. Matching beretsy 7 to 14 years. (Becond Fioor, The i‘eh‘ Oo.) Shoes for Boys and Girls For Girls—Strap pumps with centre or side buckle; oxfords, two-tone or plain. Sizes 11} to 2. For Boys—Black or tan leather oxfords in blucher styles; 11 to 6. Big boys, 6% to 8. A 50c Value— (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) School —tells you at the turn of the disk the . G f >4 : Girls’ and Jl'o Hi Fl'OCkS capital of every State, the population, the wealth per capita and other data. / 7 //'..~ ; ; . : 7 At $298—Coverts, tweeds, crepe de chine, novelty wool, $ 95 $ 95 (Becond Ficor, The Hecht Co.) < V.. 1 % snowflake crepe. 8 to 15. . & p i 7 5 2 = 7 At $5.95—Smart silks, novelty jerseys, wool crepes. 10 to 16. Boys’ and Girls’ School " Girls’ 50¢ School 3 4‘0 Girls’ School Girls’ Wool Bloomers .... Blouses & Sweaters GIRLS—All-over fancy types or 3 Z gay Roman stripes, in 5% and % lengths—in lisle, rayon lisle, fine cot- ton yarns. BOYS—54 and 7 all-over fancy or ‘ plain with fancy tops. Sturdy quali- 9 ties. ' G > 5, Bo: (8econd Fioor, The Heeht Co) iy o 81 it Kn{:ke(:: l-‘-..-. 3 Free Auto ; ; For 1932 Parking Spaces 7 : / License Plates w=for Customers—E Street, 3 ’y'.: ::p’h':ld-:n.“ ;:u‘..‘lh’;-‘r‘i: Between 6th and 7"!. [ . Bureau can handle only 1,000 appli- - cations a day, it is necessary that F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100 ou te your claim now. :