Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1935, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,'D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1935, wIELIT MONTI Shoes in practically endless variety *4 We're shoe specialists at the Hecht Co. We know how to get you amaz- ingly fine leather, clever last-minute styles, excellent detailing in Fashion Mode shoes at $4. We know too that when you buy shoes you like wide choice—and you'll find 86 different styles at that one mild price. (A) 5-eyelet tie in suede with kid trim. $4 Black, brown (B) Suede Stepin with patent lacing and bow. Black, brown. (C) Suede pump with stitched leaf in patent leather, Black, brown (D) Six eyelet gabardine tie with patent heel and trim. Black, brown (E) 5 eyelet tie in suede with patent trim. Stitched. Black or brown (Main Ploor, Women's Shoe Department.) Sale'~ Jewel- | Sd/é/i Fine Tone Crepes FUR COATS 275 | $77 Depend on the Better Dress Shop to brinf{ you ® Natural Muskrat ® Russian Marmot the fashion highlights at a very special Hecht . ® Russian Ponyskin ® Beaver-dyed Coney Month price. Color—rich, glowing Renaissance ® Processed Lamb ® Seal-dyed Coney color is the outstanding note in daytime dresses. ® Blocked Lapin-dyed @ Ermine-dyed Coney Here's a vivid color round-up in beautifully de- Rabbit ® Russian Cat signed crepes—featuring the new front-fullness . P and the flattering new drapery. Misses' sizes. - Swaggers in sizes 14 to 20 A Fitted Coats 14 to 44 !r Dress’ AOEE : Y (Third Ploor, Fur Shop.) k " | | 1 O —— e . r—w-..f No matter what you planned to spend-see these FURRED COATS 9.74 Leading makers know for their authen- tic styling, their lovely furs, their fine fabrics are helping us celebrate Hecht Month with these beautiful furred coats. You'll find your eoat—luxuriously trim- med with black fox, Persian lamb, blue- dyed fox, fitch, galyac, genuine beaver, lmlmmer' Fvgrr}l t}f1e mlufl' coat" '%he \ military coat. e fur-sleeve coat! Fa- ~ mous Forstmann and Julliard fabrics in- ) HATS BY A FAMOUS cluded. Misses’, women’s and little women’s sizes. One look at these swank suede, felt and hat- ter's plushthhnts l?r fur fel;s—and yoa',ll recognize eir illustrious designer. e Tl ooe i Bestar Ouis By can’t tell you his name because of the ab- surdly low Hecht Month price. Trimmed with the dressmaker ornaments, feathers or deftly tailored. Plenty of black and brown F STREET AT SEVENTH NATIONAL §100