Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 71

\ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SEPTEMBER 29, 1935—PART THREE. . Beginhing Tomorrow at 9:15 CCOTMONTID Girls' and Jr. Hi Girls' 2-pc. Knitted Suits ks £ irls £ 7 w“xz“"ld;:h ?.\;E 'ol;gv“!:ite 4 5 : angora. Two styles for Junior Hi Girls with crew necks or i All are hand- finished. Lovely Fall colors. Girls” and Jr. Hi Skirts hodlee lkl‘r'.! in :‘:‘u .n mmcbln “skirts 1 5 5 kiek gored and flare uylu. Sizes 10 to 16. Sweaters 1.55 All wool alipons and coats in novelty stripes ‘Wine, Tots' Sample Hat and coat sets and hat, coat and | sets—mostly one-of-a-kind. Su o and twee ith fur eollars or velvet or self collars. Furs include Las- kin Lamb, French Beaver (dyed rabbit), Leopard and Beaver. 2 to 6. Forest Mills Underwear Rayon-stripe and cotton waist union suits with drop seat, French cut legs. Also knee-length pants. Sizes 4 to C (Second Floor, Infants’ Dept.) BE o iy by ST i Wg 2-Knicker Suits 6.95 Just 100 at this price! Rugged cheviots * with sport back. Two pairs of fully lined golf knickers with knit bottoms. Checks and windowpane patterns in gray, brown, blue. Sizes 8 to 16. Junior Boys' Overcoats 6.88 Double-breasted full-belted models with raglan sleeves. Fine wools, lined throughout. Plain and checked. 4to010. School Sweaters ‘in solid and heater mixtures. Navy, brown, tad ‘and grey. Sises 8'to 16 . Cheviot Kniek i lined, with knit fli. bo“gzml in blue, brown -nd grey. Sizes 8 to 16 Jr. Miss and Boys' Shoes 2.65 Regularly $3 and $3.50. Jr. Miss gflllel' aemx‘ rdd“ kg.:' and peasant ongue oxfo nts ltt? gum Sizes 2% to 7, AA to moccassin toe and blucher ;i:! tip oxfords. Sizes 1 to 6, (Second Floor, Children’s Shoe Dept.) THE HECHT (0. F STREET AT SEVENTH © o o NATIONAL 3100 Velvets, Velours and Fur Felts, very special .95 These are the hats that have been making fashion headlines. The brims! The halos! The turbans! Pick from these luscious colors: slate grey, Kent Green, wine, black, brown and navy. (Third Floor, Hat Department.) ‘Copies of Paris Successes FURRED COATS for Juniors i’ Only in an event like ¥ Hecht Month would you % find superb coats like these at $44! The coat with the adjustable col- lar of fine black fox (sketched)! The coat with the fine beaver shawl! The coat with the huge fur sleeves! Sizes 11 to 17. (Thir Young Wumnlwmnn 8hop.) i:ootbaIIWools and Crepes For Juniors / 8 .88 Swanky little football wools in brilliant colors —dressy and tailored crepes in vivid shades and in black and brown. The tunic dress we’ve sketched gives you an idea of how perky, young and refreshing these Hecht Month dresses are. Sizes 11 (;'hlrlflm T —— Of course] you can afford a FUR COAT Look at this Hecht Month price! ® Russian Ponyskin! ® Brown or Grey Processed : Lamb! (Formerly Ameri- 3 can Broadtail), Lamb! ‘® Russian Cat! ® Beaver-dyed Coney! ® Black Caracul! ® Blocked Lapin (dyed rabbit) ! ® Seal-dyed Coney. Fitted Coats in sizes 14 to 44 . Swaggers in sizes 14 10 20 6, 12 or 18 Months to Pay (Third Ploor, Pur Coats) A Spectacular Special Purchase of the Season’'s Most Important Furred Coats Every important coat style high- lighted at the Paris openings! Forstmann, Julliard and Botany frises and jacquards lavishly furred with Persian lamb, dyed Blue Fox, Beaver, Kolinsky, Kid Galyac, Fitch, Skunk, Black Fox, Kit Fox, Russian Caracul, Wolf. See the military coat, the flared coat, the coat with the dolman sleeves, the coat with the Puritan collar, the muff coat! Satin lined and beautifully detailed. Sizes for misses, women and little women. Other Coats, $16.95 to $145 (Third Fioor, Better Coat Department)