Evening star. [volume], September 15, 1922, Page 19, Image 19

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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When a girl needs
fiew frock
?she wants a variety in fash
ions and fabrics. Righto!?So
here are scores of new fashions
in woolens, silks, satins and velAU
these fabrics in about
every desired shade and combi
ImMm. Evidencing the moderate
IHbBw the dress sketched
is only $10.95
If I 11 is of wool canton crepe,
'I / i with ^ hand embroidery and
, . rr_ Other dresses $5 to $29.50.
IV ool canto* crepe w- . i r i r-? n:
^;0.9j5 Variously tor girls ot 7 to lo years.
(The Herht Co., third floor.> !
What kind of coat
does your girl like!
Does she like the plain-tailored
styles of Bolivia or Broadcloth;
the dressier Normandys or Velours;
the sportier Herringbones
or Mixtures?
Docs she like them plain or with fur 1 ? cj I \
li ?| ?V \
H IIIIIIIUI^B ? ... j ,
Is her preference for a flare or belted / flO | n 'I
model; kimono, set-in or raglan sleeve; !; 77 !fll
convertible or shawl collar? w I / r
|T> W'n'r
We have what she likes. It would he Vi
odd if we didn't, because right now our j
coat stork is at its fullest and best.
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For girls of 7 to 14 ^ sT"7""
$7.93 to $25 mn
J }^-<\
Junior Girls 12 to 16
$12.95 to $75 OS
Vclour with beazrrcttc
(The Hechf Co.. girls' shop. tsird floor) collar, $lo.5o
Pollyanr.a Qr(J^ fcr{mmcr
silk lining gf r ^ silk lined
$29.50 V? v $29.50
You 11 approve these
new coats at s29-?
Nothing smarter on school ground or campus; and
they are equally attractive for business girls and young
business women.
Sport looking with the easy Prominent among the fabrics
drape of outdoors, but dressy is a gray krimmer that is the next
enough for all informal oc- thing to fur in luxurious beauty
casions. Tailored of those deep- and warmth. Notable, too. are
bodied fleecy fabrics that insure the double faced and plaid-back
warmth without excessive fabrics. For misses of 14 to 20.
weight. - (The Heeht Co.. second floor )
I 1
Misses' Fall Frocks
of alluring grace
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Most of these dresses
feature the basque and full
skirt; others dash down
fashion's page with drapes \ T JB
and flying panels; but all
are alike in their slender
'Necks may be rounded,
as in the style sketched; to
somewhat squared bateau
or the shirred peasant
Sleeves ar* full, generally with
v Materials are satin, canton e*fi?5s^=^?9
crepes and silk charmeuse?all 111
soft draping fabrics. Black,
navy and brown. V ^
Misses' sizes 14 to 20. This beautiful
frock, $23.75
(The Hecht Co.. second floor.)
Boys' and girls' btdl-bearing C ? QP
Roller skates 1
Extension ball-bearing skates, with
clamp toe and half-strap or full-strap
SIM \\N heel, with nickel-plated steel loops to
' U U ^ prevent straps cutting or pulling out.
m ' This price, we believe, is the lowest
yet offered on quality skates,
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The Hecht Co. annoi
New Shops for CI
Because erf our steadily increasing business in cl
give over the entire third floor to these shops:
?Boys' shop
?Girls9 shop
We hope mothers will like the quiet environment
they permit selection without noise or confusion.
B 1*1 oVlt flAltf nt*A o# tlinit* Tllllaaf 'nttfl TkoqIi
^ ??- UX^ft X UI1COI OJUU tICDU
handling nationally known merchandise of proved
isfaction.
Now open on Little Mis;
Sa,urda5'8 has a sh<
Store hours
gloves, 79c ss
A new style in the wanted colors
for fall. Made abroad by
one of the foremost glovemakers Her aut
in Europe. Fine quality fabric ?may be tailored of velours, duv
with the abearance of kid. most of them are softened with i
mings.
Smart strap-wrist style in 82.50 t
black, white, mode, gray, beaver
and browh, with three-row nov- And to frame f
eltv embroidered backs. .... ,
. , . ... . ?are caps of silks, crepe de chine,
All sizes to begin this sale. jnjr confections in white, flesh ant
(The Hecbt Co., first floor.)
\
Women will appreciate this sale of
best silk stock
Ka>,er . Si .95 ?n7*
Van Kaalte T I ~ Foinle:
Mohawk # ^ JL Our 01
Women will appreciate this sale, partly becai
makes; more because they know what it means to b
Observe, please, that these are FULL-FASHION
and all from our own good stocks. All have doubh
all have mercerized tops.
The Kayser. Van Raalte and Mohawk The other hos
hose are glove silk, in lace weave pattern*. include black.
New shades of Russian calf, seal and cor- Russian calf an
dovan to match the new fall shades. each make. Ch
The shoe sale scon
Sjf Sale started today with 1,000
Jmm heavy selling will make us short in
sizes in one style or another.
jfElKBll No "seconds*' or sale shoes, I
| jSyill, worthy a place in our regular stoc
Choice collectively of all these:
?One and two strap pumps
?Buckle-strap pumps
?Plain-toe oxford
-?One-sjrap satin ^umps
Patent vamp?gray suede Tony red calf 1
quarter
Oh! Boy! I D _
The famous Davis | r ans says
Bicycle ^
$29 -65 our
Equipped with Corbin coaster y We t
brake, mud guards, large spring .\ h
seat, non-skid tires, rubber 'Spf\ #<)? hi
/ pe?ak a?d hand g-jips. / i p| m i \ h
sizes for men and boys. / ] sJS \ c
The Hecht Co.. flr?t floor.) /_ ' ^ \
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A mighty sale of nS=i
Xvi^Si^T adaPfc
Furniture W ?*>
9 i ,pnuu
many items sketched?printed loud
'.' w,v *vv v crepe de chim, $5. de chl
?? - < ?AJ80 new are satins with Spaniel
\j / Q Off ?Again crepe de chine boasts of b
?See, too, the new Jacqnette hip !
See Special Ads on ,
Preceding Page The
?fech
7th at F
_ f
f . ' . J
inces its - I
liildren fcjgj*.ts
lildren's wear we now Gr I J
?-Shoe shop '
t of these gray shops*- I- "7
test, and pur policy of
excellence insures sat- VrjE'l
s Fashion
Dp of her own ^
tvhere she may try on her Fall eg? .ev
it or hat without disturbance MkU
Her new coat A M
nay be simply tailored or sumptu- /By 1a\
sly trimmed with fur. Fabrics are Cms I x., J? 1
h and varied: broadcloth, bolivia,
nchilla, polaire, tweeds and mix- ^JL
ihoose sv^atever color is most bening?canna,
blue, tan. red, brown,
namon brown and of course the
ious mixtures. Ages 2 to 6.
$7.95 to $29.50 '
umn hat
etynes, broadcloths or velvets, and q' / ! yp <? I
chiffon, georgette and ribbon trim- X X/ LvJ vl*
o $8.95 ' nearly all with PAJSTI
tretty baby faces Good-looking dresses.
faille and poplin. Dozens of charm- '^e panty styles espe A
J blue. 59c to $2.95. eially suitable for kin- ^
(The Hecht Co.. lots' .hop, third floor.) dergarten tOtS.
Ginghams, chambravs. j
" kiddy kloth, black sateen j
America's ' -whatever you like. U
Some hand embroidered j
!m /V rt like the one sketched;
?|| VJ I, ? others in checks' and Sjjfyk
^ - plaids. Vie
Novelty pockets : belted
models, etc., for there JrjS&tsl
are upward of 300 dresses
X for choice. Ages 2 to 6.
cn makes I (The Ilecht Co., third floor. >
use they recognize the
uy such hose at SI.95. Et)CTy ScflOolgl
ED hose; all perfect, , , .
s soles, heels and toes; HCCuS tlVO thllXQ
e are of pure thread silk and ^ ^^EATER I
white, gray, silver, navy.
id polo. Not .all shades in for cool days before the coa
o-.ce is 51.9o.t^ ^ c<) &r|t floor ( often in -winter to wear unde
and alwav6 for the numerous i
f
in which she engages.
- SI in.on mat onrl t.i^n eu-.at.r.
J Q /Y Qf/Y f f numerous weaves and weights. L"
*** l*?jft*ft# ft Ages 8 to 14; prices, ^2.93 to $8.93.
pairs, and "while the first . rvrn . _
... , ? A KAIINLOAT:
some sizes we will have all
Boyish belted styles with slash p<
proof Bombazine cloth. Attractiv<
lilt all perfect; every pair hat to match. Ages 8 to 14; price.
ks. A few styles sketched. ,Th'' HfCht c
All leathers:
?Tan calfskin ' . _ _
?Gun metal calf TY1 r\ 1* Q " 1
?Black and brown kid A 11. V/ X Vc IV A1
?Patent leather
?Black satin . Third big shipment within 1(
dav6?women buying in half
dozen lots?no wonder size anc
pattern assortments becamt
broken. Plenty here for tonjor
Yl' row, and if you want the bes
? * blouse in America for the monev
?atcnt cut out with clastic goring don-t mifls tj,is ga]e
(The Hecht Co., first floor.)
"PRINTS" | ne youth wM
".L'V *5 pair of long
specialize in blouse* a.
tve the newest and best * ^
lways at $5. awkwa
ic new prints are an juBt^ri
ition of the Batik idea
swept the country a a CHI
ears back. But these \ clothe
are richer and more m\\ jlJnBOL carry
'ul. Chiefly of crepe ward ^
i lace or matelasse trimmings. . l/ihave 1
blouses. CM
(The Hecht Co., Blouse Shop, second floor.) | mi2
t Co. aPP s
In the yonth't own shop on the seclud
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Greatest value we know in )
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Boys' suits ,
witlf two pairs of pants
*10
?for nationally known suits of proved excellence.
$10 for a suit in which your bov can hold his head
high, for he knows he is as well dressed as any one
Two pairs of pants means
a refreshing change,
with reinforced service.
All-wool fabrics; faultlessly tailored. Norfolks and semiNorfolks;
coats alpaca (not cotton) lined; both pairs of knickers
full lined. Ages 7 to HI.
Boys' sweaters, $2.95 Boys' caps, 95c
All-woo! slip-over style New pleated back and
with deep shawl collar. one-piece top styles.
Heavy knitted ^ade in
maroon, navy, gray, '
brown and heather blue serges, also neat
shades. . ^ mixtures. All silk lined.
(Th? Becbt Co.1
^ , More "Ma-Ma"
es _ Dolls $1*95
Sthey talk and walk
Sketched at left
The little girl at left carries a Ma-Ma
doll?an inseparable companion with
every little girl who owns one.
I , I Blue-eved, bouncing Bettv walks and talks
i says "mamma" plainly) and moves arms and
legs about at will.
Betty is 28 inches tall, is fully clothed as shown.'
and, singe she has nothing about her to break, she
is practically indestructible. c'j?
Betty, in pink, has a sister Sue dressed in blue
Either is a delightful companion for little folks.
$1.95.
?Tbe Hecbt Co , third floor.)
:-i Jr. bovs' wool suits
in ^
?r $3.95 ^
Worsted
it is needed. Jersey or wool /Tj V^,
r the coat: serge, substan- /"S
sport event* w'oolens, ^ j
smartly styled, / / M "?!
as pictured. L..1 m \
' "e h"' in Regulation //
ixling colors. . , . . I y*W
middy mod- I I ./A \
els, also Oliver fy
Twist, laced jjP*t J
Balkan .and w yv
?cket=. Rain- French styles.
? tan shade; Braid'on collar and cuffs: silk chevron on
*3-95. sleeve and stars on collar. Pants full lined.
o . third flour I Ages 3 to 10.
assy Kid" blouses
) '"Klassv Kid"' blouses are made
as carefully as a man's 6hirt. Col'
f V ^ lar-attached styles, in new polo
button-down effect. White and
t ^ ^ ^ m striped percales and tan pongees.
^ Ages 7 to 16.
(The Hecht Co . third floor.)
I
i his first
ird age, and it's
> hard to fit him Billiken
tS&am i>tgf)
s are designed to toyi and gIr!;
him over this twk- No hard nails
period. They are j No harsh seams I
llv desiened for bovs I No binding j
h school age. They No cramping
the swing and snap * Billiken shoes are the highcorrespond
to the est expression of comfort footchool
spirit plufl the wear?close-fitting, good-lookhat
the boy admires in? and long-wearing.
Is older brother's Soft and flexible as an Ins.
dikn moccasin, with room for
every toe and opportunity for
the new ideas in every muscle to develop.
tion and sports Billiken shoes may be had 1
s,1 with sizes and- jn black or brown leathers?
for every bpy of 14 button and lace styles for *
boys and girls of all ages.
Prices, $3.50 to $6.
cd mezzanine?first floor
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