Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1934, Page 46

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 23, 1934—PART THREE. DOES ANY WOMAN ALIVE EVER HAVE &8 LEnough Lingerie ! A Sell-Out Last Weck, CREPE SAT'N CREPE But We Were Able to Get OWNS SLIPS PAJAMAS Another FineManufacturer’s : . | | 9 $1 95 5: Z 935 Sample Line of $1 ? 1 il . ; P a I a m a S a n d Tailored and lacy styles—all of them with a Bias-cut styles lavishly trimmed with Alencon- Frilly with ruffles or dainty with fine lace— nice, luxurious look. Tearose or lovely ciel type lace or simply tailored. Straight or some styles with piping in contrasting color blue. Sizes 15, 16 and 17, V-top. Blush pink or white, 34 to 44 crepe. Blue or tearose. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. H . . . . o e ostess Go vv nS e inad e (Main. Floor, The Hecht Co.) (Msin Floor, The Hecht Co.) $" ‘l 74 Just 46 of them—the original showroom samples of lovely, high-priced negligees . . . each one the careful handiwork of a dressmaker-designer! Crepes, velvets and satins — tailored and softly feminine styles in exquisite colorings. Only one and two of a kind, of course, so early shopping is strongly advised. (Negligee Shop, Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) Margy SHEER SILK CHIFFON STOCKINGS We st;ongly urge all gentlemen in search of gifts for finicky ladies to cease furrowing their $ ,OO brows and let us do up a package of these clear-as-crystal and sheer-as-tissue stockings that all women adore! OMain Floor. The Hecht Co) Three pairs in a gift box, $2.85. * TUNE IN ON BETTY LANE TOMORROW MORNING AT 9: 15 ON WRC FOR MORE VALUABLE LAST-MINUTE GIFT TIPS. *TAKE THE ESCALATORS FOR UNCROWDED TRANS- PORTATION BETWEEN FIRST, SECOND & THIRD FLOORS. F Stroot pt Sonarsl Gifts Bought Up Unhl Closmg Tlme Monday W||| Be Dehvered Monday nght in the DIS'I'I'IC'I' and Nearby Suburbs