Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1932, Page 16

2" 'A—16 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1932. Ecven Gandhi would give up his sheet for one of our heldon 2T SUITS Overcoatso Topcoats ..in our 10th Annual February SALE! begins tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. 700 Sheldon’s, worth $35 400 Sheldon’s, worth $40 | ek both knickers 250 Sheldon’s, worth $45 | «nd tons 125 Sheldon’s, worth $50 $35 to $45 Suits . . . . : Fashionable Blue Serges....... Soft-finished Worsteds +.c..v...$2 EALLY the gOOd man, himself a weaver of no mean ability, would recognize the fine construction and quality of the fabrics. Having an eye for beauty, too, he’d take an interest in things Oxford Greys and Blues. .. Greys, Tans and Browns. .. Beautiful New Patterns. ... ... . : ! i ey tern schemes. These are suits, men, that will make you glad you wear $35 to $50 Overcoats . . : § Distinguished Meltons 25 g . . Hard-finished Boucles 28 can get a quality of material, a smartness of style, and a wizardry of Soft and Warm Fleeces. ........$2; Cheviots and L1amas ........... $25 tailoring that will prove a revelation to you. We have surveyed the entire clothing field. We know that these garments will stand com- $35 to 540 Topcoats .o 525 parison with any selling from $35 to $50. Glorious New Tweeds..........$. i And you know the kind of clothes we sell Fleecy, Woolly Liamas. Swanky Camel Hairs .. 2 Seconds by Direct Elevators to the Men’s Cloth- ing Department—Second Floor—The Hecht Co. THE HECHT COQ. F Street at Seventh Free Parking While You Shop Here—E Street, Between Gth and 7th NAtional 5100 ) other than political when he saw the glorious array of colors and pat- the conventional American apparel. You who read this advertisement can get the best suit at this price since the beginning of 1900. You N o rO (R IE » ’ 4