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Evening star., 1922-07-16
Boys wool suits, A.65

cearaway of rs fine quality suits made In Norfolk
double breasted models, of sturdy chevots and
casslmeres. Brown, gray and olive mixtures. Coats
lined with alpaca twill Innings. TO II years.
Junior boys sailor suits, $a4s-All-wooi Jersey and
navy serge, MILDLY or Oliver Twist style with braid
on collar and cuffs and emblem, sleeve. Not
every style in every size, but all sizes represented
to years.
Straw hats soc-For }dnior boys All this SEASONS
shapes in black, white and brown.
Boys "Sealpax" kddie sleepers 7scOne-piece style
with elastic, non-binding backs. Each one, indi-
vidually wrapped in its original package. White
pink or blue, trimmed with fancy braid or frogs
to IA years ,s.iG--- - -.
cenbric nightshrts, 3sc-White eambrc trimmed with
blue or in plain effects. neck or collar styles
IL to IA years only -s-se.S
Boys knicisers, 4sc-Many Of these gray crash and
Datona" cloth, with belt loops and hip pockets.
Sizes, to II years. - <~-5.s-
sey blouse., 4,c-sport and eear attached styles in
Deys' hats 3sc-Summer wa sh hats in mildly. style
Fast color blue, gray green brown aud. khaki fab
D0y' wash suits, 4sc-Button-on, belted and Oliver
chambray and linons. SKIES, to s years. x.
Beysi overalis 4sc--Eeasy blue denim, with deep bib
and four large pockets Gu. full. Sizes, 8 to 10
years. ...se&Sst X y y ~: - Il
Wash suits ssc-In fancy Oliver Twist apd bnttonson
styles, OF Peggy cloth, madras, alex, chambrsy and
: jeans. Finished with fancy touches of embroidery
with long or short sleeves Solid colors and COM
binations. Sizes ~ to. years. ~
covers the child from neck to. ankle. Square. neck
and short sleeve style seat and patented but
tons. Sizes, to 9 years. ~: go -.
S.gs 1ee.! e.. seira nsos.l
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Mems union
suits, 55c

Athletic style; fancy madras, self-striped madras
and crossbar nainsook. Mostly all perfect.
All made with elastic waist webbing and
closed crotch. Sizes "a to. 46
Mems soft collars, Sc-sec dozen-Broken lines:
some soiled from handling. Originally 25c,
35c and Soc. g
Neckwear, 3sc, or for SI-broken lines from our
regular stock Originally Csc, 75c and 85c
Wash ties, 2oc-neat stripes and figures: fast
.colors for n. 80 ....-'-
Belt buckles, 5sc-sterling front; adjustable to
any strap. Neat floral designs and space for
engraving initials.
Lisle hose. l9c-black and all colors. Mercerized
isle; seamless. Subject to very slight imper-
fections. s for 81.
Mems Pajamas, S-Strped madras fast colors,
neat stripes and color combinations. Sizes A,
B, c and D..
Mems union suits, SSc-Ribbed Isle broken sizes
of regular stock that sold all season at S175
and 22s. Only 36 garments in the lot All
knee lengths and sleeveless -.
= THE Hecht Co., floor,
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Tuxedo fiber Il! !.
stueaters $0 .95

Tuxedo style in silky locking fiber.t SeH,3 woven,
block and striped effects with pockets ana bsIts
Black, navy white, buff, orchid, henna;
Womens sweaters $.ssWoool slip .ons and Ituxedos,
the latter il including fiber mixtures with tAs rick
Not all shades in every style 80. So - IL :
henna. = -. 'sssc 49, = W
3. ? e. :
Women's fiber tuxedo sweaters, $3Ss-Brown, buff,
orange, navy dark green, tose and henna. Only
"a to offer, all odds and ends from various sales.
't.-ss.' " -4sa CThs ls.-it ck, A.st aaosn)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Frolaset corsets, $3.50

Models are.made Of plain pink coutl
and broche, in-low and medium bust.
All eizes from q to 26, inclusive
W-B and RIG corsets, N-For the mtdu,n .anF slender
figure in low and medium Bust. Some have efsssie
nsets hips, others elastic tops. All sikes from
20 to g.
Bandeaux and brassieres, soc-Broken sizes, mostly
from 50 A. All have elastic insert in back, with
durable tape straps over shoulder: :...k So ~
The model brassieres 7sc-One model ebr roidery trim
med, another of lightweight silk mesh, and still
another of all-over lace. Sizes; 81 to ~
tine HseAs Co.. seeo.d hsor.)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Capes & Draps, !, $I4.95.

Former prices are forgotten, tho in
all fairness let US say that many were
more than twice $1495.
Trieotnes, veours pandoras and polaire cloths.
Navy, black TAM brown royal purple, nhauye. SHES
Is to A. Nearly all are silk fned,
Capes and wraps, $1zo5-Sik-lined wool and
Canton silk crepes the latter with frnged ends The
cloth capes include and sports styles, vari-
ousy in tricotines, maryela and pandora fabrics.
Black and colors. Sizes Is to ~ (:
Sports coats at $o.95-White jersey coats with
high shades with white collars and cuffs. Snappy
styles wear with sports skirts. sizes l6 to 40
Angora sports jackets. $3;ps@Be1oW maker'scost
y for these snappy styles Orchid. fame copen blue,
kings blue, brown. Sizes Is to 40
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Boys panama suits, $4.85

First place, they are Of Panama cloth,
noted for Its GOODNESS. Light weight and
made without lining, but tailored as
carefully Dads clothes.
Box-peated fancy patch pocket models in brown.
gray sano. tan, blue and heather Ages to 1S
Boys Atwood Suits $3ssAn wool cheviots in brown
and green. For immediate or fall wear L. Is and
16 year sizes only.
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Glove silk pest I Is

Women who .lno1 what SthsY * I.
been paying for good glove siIk yests 81
will come in a hurry f6t these - $l.15:
Made withssilk, sbbon kelises5el6a j
Flesh, orchid, pcsch. IS tofAz A
: Women's glove six vests, 81 d ~ 6nes vests
y regular stock. Ribbon teps. =
neck, sleeveless and knee sns White only Sizes
36 to A. -
Women's ribbed cotton Band Or bodice tops.
ly irregular. s. 80 i . s3
chiidr.as nain.ee, eriee :. e ) sl.;
and other makes for bofH tit9s xhds boys. Sfxes 2
TO years. - ...s..
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Mems trousers, IS

Fine worsted and cassimeres; mostly
neat striped effects. The maker utilized
these suiting remnants and his opera.
tives' otherwise idle time. Regular and
stout sizes.
Summer trousers, s15eABroken assortments; palm
beach, crash, cool cloth and mohair and few
worsteds. % to 81 waist measure.
White coats, H-For doctors and BARRIERS. Good size
range. Formerly $3.50 \
fThe Hecht Co.,
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Won,en's suits, $I9.75
Originally s2o.z5. to SIS,

Originally s2o. z5.to 50 E. :. ::
Silk lined, tailored, bow and long
line suits in tricotine and Poifet twiliE
Navy, black and few :tans. Sises b
to 20 and 36 to 46. = n g:
Vacation suits, $6ss-Linene and .khaki Lnenes in
emerald, tan, pink blue and white. Sites Is to
40 Khaki suits have coat skirt and knickers Sizes
Is to A.
Jersey SUITS $-Heaterspun jersey and silk and wool
jersey mixtures. Wanted shades. Sizes for misses
and women - a,ts. .Z,4r ..
Three-piece suits, $zSs-SleeYeess jumper dress for
vacation wear. plus a long eoat for fall. s1sn,, navy
and brown silvertone. Sizes Is toh~40. y: -
tTns -Heeht o.. second Aosr.)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Tots dresses, $1.39
Because We Are Sweeping Out the
=. = : So. e.-s Maker,s Surulus -

Because We Are Sweeping Out the
- 80 Makers Surplus - -:
Becoming styles with delightful touches Of
hand embroidery, and hand-smocking. Some
have novelty collars, Others have hy-away
sashes. Materials are plain organdie, figured ba-
tiste and fnwered dinity. All shades. Sizes 2
+. to 6.
RSSefs and scfe<pers 6sc-Loretta cloth, chanbs ~
and linene, Square neeks, short sleeves peg top.
Elastic or banded knee. Hand or machine en-
broidery. Combination of white and various col
-. o,ed boomers. ! to 6 years. - ~
Dresses t9c-Gingham and chambray; empire effect
with all l-sround belt or: SASH tos6 years..ss
s.sants' Dresses 47c-White nansook; yokes of en-
6roidsry and lace insertions. Real baby" dresses
months to 2 years. ".
I.f.nts, Dresses syc-Long and short models; Main
sock trimmed with 1zsc and embroidery. Sizes from
= sihfsfts to 2 years. : :
-, psntje DRESSES -Smocks of fsd and bae
Cheek sfingham; trimmed with lnene; pafties of
inene ftinsansd with bingham. Very effeetxe. Belt
back. Skies to 6 years
0lrl.s hisiia 6svi- Kimono sleeve styes, withy
round .nsek; rbbpH run beading and lace trimmed
c..nhiaatiess, cross-b.r dity tr;rpmed With
lace sdginG Bloomer style drawers, elastic knees,
drop seat toll years. S.. S.. s.3e =
ckHdesn,x afatsmas qcross-bar diHity with
siik frogs and pearl buttons Drop seat 70 II
s,Is-ea Dotted yoile bound with white
biss binding. Patch pockets. q to years. So
p,i.eess Slips sDcFfne nainsook lace and enbroid-
- sss :stfilsaed Ages, 4 q g 81.
-
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Mems oxfords, S6.85
Formerly So to s12

FORMERLY 50 to S12
400 pairs, including gun metal and tan
Russia calf, plain and brogue models; White
buckskin; light elk sport shoes with rubber soles
and heels, plain and tipped toes, trimmed with
brown leather saddles
Mems oxfords $a95-tan calf and, cordovan perfect
fitting lasts. Just $50 pairs
THE Hecht Co., hrst '
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Philippine Underwear
S1.69

Handmade and hand-embroidered in nu-
merous fascinating designs. Fashioned of
nainsook; full cut and finely finished. Many
scalloped around neck and sleeves and fin-
ished with narrow satin ribbon. -.
Gowns sizes IS, Is and II.
Chemise sizes, 36 to A. >
(r6e Heeht Co., second hoor)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Big doings! Monday ~ Friday The Hecht c.; ~ =
Handmade blouses, SI.29

Batiste with elaborate hand.drawn de-
signs or embroidered dots. Long
:; sleeves, roll collars and tuxedo fronts.
Also American-made biouses. Of French voiles
batistes and organdies lace trimmed, fris or tueks
Long or short sleeves. All white. s. to &4
Cotton blouses, 3sc-slightly soilcd, but excep-
tiona bargains, Some are lace trimmed others tai
1ored All white or with touches of colored trim
ming. Sizes IS to AZ. 49, .t*,,'t $50 ;-,; -
80 georgette blouses $l.79-lace or embroidery
trimmed models Navy, brown and black Sizes
= 36 to ~. ..A~..,t ...... ~. 80 :,
Silk blouses, $z.79-georgettes, crepe de chimes
and tricolettes. Oyerbouse and tuck-in models
Lace trimmed embroidered or plain tailored. All
colors and all sizes in the lot 36 to A.
lThe Hecht Co., third noOr)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Two lots Of .1o'H,en's :.
silk dresses, SIS and SIS

A rare dress oppoitunity think of
Canton crepes. crepe de. ckihess crepe -.
knit, printed wash silks 4 $155! ,'s:'fs e:
The new sport spun silk 'jurper dresses IRE here
too, at SIS. we'll ponxee silks and; Of course.
even better assortments and finer dresses at SIS.
Light and dark shades. Sizes 16 to ~
tr~ Heehs Co.. second Aoor.)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Won,sn,s Silk Hose, $l.95

Van Roafte, Onyx, Kcyser and other .xekes
A asnIestly low price on silk hose Of
suclf4uality., Fsllf fsshioned thread, In
grain and glove silks; some with silk,
others with mercerised tops. Variously
in plain and lace effects.
White, black, brown and gray, but not
al sizes in every shade.
Women's Silk Hose, 89c
Fu1l-fashioned and scanned back hose of we'll
known makes. The full fashioned have mercerized
tops, the scanned back hose all silk excepting feet
ana garter top Subject to slight Irregularities Black
white, brown, gray and fawn.
Silk hose esc-Seamed back, mercerized tops. Irreg
ulars of -one of our best makers. When perfect
sell for almost double. Black, white and colors.
Black hose 1,c-Full fashioned. black cotton, with
double soles, heels and toes: Slightly irregular.
Silk hose $l6eFull fashioned white silks with mer-
cerized tops 3: II
Women's hose lz11c-Good wearing black cotton hose
with scanned backs. IrreGulars.
Kiddies: socks. 1ec-White with fancy roll tops and
plain black. Sizes ~ to g. 6 pairs, soc.
chndrsn's hose, l1Ac-Wide and narrow ribbed black
cotton hose. Broken sizss. All perfect.
- y. c1ss Hsea. o.. arst asoe)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Children's 5. shoes, $I.65,

A mskeFs cleanup and our own
stocks O1fords and one-strap pumps
in patent feathers, dull and tan leath-
= ers and white; canvas. Sizes S to 8, 81
10 II, 1lkto
Boys Oxfords, Sszu-Nut and koko brown; Goodyear
welt soles and rubber heels. Sizes to s.
Girls Shoes Oxfords and Onestrap Pumps. Pat
ent and tan feathers, also white reignskin and
s.. buck sizssas21z M z ~. 70
Tots foetvses sMaruJ Jane and Instep Strap Pumps;
patent leather. brown. lid and white canvas Sizes
to 5 and to 8.
children.s 0x1ssJs. s Smoke with patent or brown
apron andbaek stay, also brown with tan or smoke
apron and back stay For kiddies 2 to 10 years.
Tennis Oxfsti t4cVh Vhite. and brown with gray rub
Der soles: Sizes for children to- 3; for boys and
.Sry 81,
- s'' -|-a - tTss H.est c.. .iira aoor,
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Won,en,s dresses, $2.55

Won,en,s dresses, $2.55
: ''-@ Not house or daytime dresses, please,
but correct street styles with the cool
charm of a Partisan mode. Plaid and
checked ginghsm; organdy collars, cuffs
and vestees, touches Of embroidery and
flying sashes adorn these dresses. Sizes
l6 to AZ.
Wash Dresses, IS
Sheer voile with lace trimmings and velvet sashes
imported gnghams with organdy inserts, banding
collars, cuffs and sashes. Regular sizes, Is to A.
Stout sizes, 421a to 81.
WOmen's Wash FrOcks. $1O.95
Formerly SIS to $1o7s-distinctive styles in eponge
dotted swiss, imported organdies tissue gingham
and French linens Sizes 10 to 20 and 36 to A.
Evening star., 1922-07-16
--.W,o1,aen's COATS, suits
addresses, 81 .95

A.priee that ,uiH hurry them our.
-nRESSES--Crepe de chimes and taffetas,
=. = cotton, organdies, voiles, ra-
tines, gnghams and cotton crepes Also ranii-
sefte. Several hundred. White and colors.
Sizes Is to; ~ and stout Sizes in cotton only,
42 to 50.
CIUTS Below cost in many cases Chiefly
e,.1 =. in small sizes none over So. Trico-
Tricotines, 16 to 36; tweeds, l6 to 49,
COATS Stout women can choose the
staple blue serges; the middle
aged woman will find black satns to her lik-
ing.twhie. the miss will be pleased with these
extraordinary values in velour sports jack
- Your Choice, $7.95
(Tne Hecht Co.. second door,
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Women's Wash Frocks, $1O.95
Our Entire Stock of
Handn low shoes
f.; {,< 6: ::;:.e,, :: slO.as

All leathers - al lasts all styles-
evsrythire in stock, including WHITE
Hanan shoes make particular appeal to
the woman who places the. smart lines of
custon1-made shoe above the feeting now
city The novelty may pass out in a day,
but HANAN style and workmanship last to
the finish. ;.
(The Hecht Co.. nrst noor)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Ne,v upash skirts, $500

Lustress surf satins, gabardines and
]. !, s. s. eottoa, swith novelty pockets and
pearl button trimming. Waistband sizes
White asdtkst: good fashions. Waistband
Stost vsnss's sIifts 6s-white gsbardine smartly
q cut yaistba nds -3Esto ~ E-ss
! s. .ss. 50. s1as Co.. aeorD
Evening star., 1922-07-16

Z MEMS shirts, 81
500 in an-Cords and woven
madras shirts-you haven't seen
their like at 81 anywhere
Self-striped white madras, too and neat colored
stripes in percales. Sizes IA to H. Also collar
attached shirts, of white oxford, in neglige style
double French cuffs and button-down collar
Sizes Is to IL.
III silk shirts, $z.9S-were $6 and 81: broken
size range and slightly soiled; shirts all per
feet. Whites and striped effects
Mems shirts, $lS5-woven madras and collar at
tached, white mercerized pongee Sizes IA
= to II.
tThe Hecht Co.. nrst soof)
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Mems straw hats, SI.45

Sizes and styles for all men, including plenty
of the large-head sizes generally SO scarce at
this season of the year.
All sizes, 65s to ~.
All other straw hats half price
- These include our fine Dobbs Crofut and Knapp
"a hats, 81 81 hats $3.50
IS hats, $3.50 SO hats, "a
Cloth HGfs Bec-For sports wear, rainy days. etc All
hand blocked Mostly small Sizes 634 to ~ Brown,
gray green; also tweed checks and mixtures.
eThs Co.. FRS soor.D
Evening star., 1922-07-16
CT. il AN S W. f f.
an oldnlessdge 1Dith a !,

In former years accumulate The s.
Prices. - ttss*ss II
Today zoe keep store differently. accu
All goods marked don fast they
rapdlyuick turnover nlcy; the glory Of the
is its fresh, new stock-slways - 1sz-
The Clean Sweep this year, theref
l-An broken assortnents, odd lots and all naerchan
disc of our essential to seasons business
It's intensified sale of
e-..q@.a 1t begins Monday; ends Fridt
Two More Psses In Today Post; Also Furniture
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Mems suits, $3.50

About a third less than original prices. A group
ing OF broken assortments Not all sizes in any one
pattern but all sizes 38 to a. in the lot Plenty Of large
regular sizes.
(Ihe Hecbt Zoo
Evening star., 1922-07-16

Won,en's footwear, $6.85
+ u, Formerly $40 to $l2
One' iad two strap pumps, strap slip-
pefs md oxfofds in white, black and
hrown leaahers, also black satin >.
Beis4 cleared away because size range
is broken. All sizes, however, in one
= style or another.
Women's. .HANAN low shoes, $5.95
Long and harrow sizes in mat-kid oxford ties,
gun metal and tan calf pumps, black satin oneeyeet
ties and few white oxfords.
Wsmeu's iestwear, $s5s-oxfords and one, two and
three strap pumps. in black or tan kid and calf,
white buckskin and regnskin.
trs. H.cht Co.. inst Aoor)
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A4.l ~ A-rea ttc y lrSll1us
rl-Ae iwo ..t0r Ael.-s aA thcar
sea southland IS sex tr1s
b->c1 ~n .Aa.efl.Aa isA 81 negro
t4re<. Neist1 4n,g ltA.l1 ls-e.sllisl
f-t.-1wosA- va ihc RS eTse ihey pay
Ley ~ai - A4rcias tssm lriir<
hcihls NaNe A1F Ars4s. sllro-
cl-irE SSheelrclsc kllcs "A tas<
number va interesting cAcSts 4El
S.nt..l-t.-lA
&c e4o4lei iex tra,ter uscs thirty
er rl1fs ateTs t4i thes fc lr1ei.e.l
~ 14i@tllns Cf ts sfmp|t oars-
hte-r1less "a Variations anyone Sat
heip cal1lHg 70 two tCA trNts "
Sl-o Acy@4 ogclestra On new
Nscser Ae~eFd ier A4feh Nimmsa'
bursts ~ Vta = h4ns. lie cne of
sAtA. uii4 Aoin<shaag 10 ic4L Good
BE S-4rs l-i, = r.caicy icx tfot
"a tfc etAer siat. has Celestial
Tayt1r-s .l1 'cre-stn1g adlic e.
tec.s Ts1ialsegns VI tAe lar LAT anI
Nh4nzi4~u
l-si By aay cf ! chsnee On the
Yrcsr4n -fc Tao me. slou wali-
Iarabess AaaonE the March klAls~
e-rSc reclfd2 "Wheu Sk4u We
Meet Ass.a' Is hacse -Bsrsc Or
c-csff1 - smclih, MA a 1erlic,
14v4-s c9~atefpl4y of nselo1y ae-
sNss1i f.r.nSs AID eoc--vllas. Ar-in
&C slis gttura Nr have Green Lr.sh-
trs Arllorrslz Dsc.estr4 IN IS g-e
Old laae slure.
It's 4 great > s.lsg- . be able %
c-ue~ - tac i.lsic ci facl Mhre-
! az Orchestra wherever yoa arc.
IAtsstg-e in Mareh the Mhisemzns
naAe . sc- a. .cS irct Tccora- Ca
lie AlA. 1ln. l.lry Shore /. a
nlg4- 1al--er. plih a STRAIN ci "Czrry
lie b-.. So Cl1 A4rEinny.' Inc
ste--l a-rse On iliE rec1-d Mare
is .rAii-ri 4lc i4nizsi.c. ~iih bc&u-
f.lr4 s-E melodies. add some tricky
c-se.s lrtNstz t-c eosEe.. -uG traps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
Kreisler Plays a Vienna
Waltz 4

!; rs-d &C y SID tat eTe1She
cats waltred cn the -octs il kseE11.
srt -tzts ezsy % rcleve ~tc1 ere
he1rs Fr1sr krrisiers rew Nictor
Record fcr March. It's called Para
c.sx- ard Is A. cd Aicr1eze tex
sc-x. rcsct fc- the siciin Il tre tr1e
olc-waltz rkYtAz n Is pGre zad
c-irr.i fern. played y ! fr-e s-1lst
ws.h TIRE cr<hestrx-
Sweet PeEFy O'Neil' ~hiea
NrCer=sck sirxs O. . ne- slcscr
E-cc-c fcr lzrek . ssf tAe "Pe<Ey
q Ne- zcW 50 popclar ever th-
ccr-try toSay. Buf rs JUS, as I-ish,
Ard rerA1ps ciosrr 20 t1e trz1ztioral
ferns cf lrish zeiody. zizoss sd.
~i-h the sren q n lrlsh sprI1ssl1e
i T. pezt srcse. ard t1e se1- On.
Ct taos- soss. proicrsr1 keadfcnes
esas-s i. th- knd NcCo-szscx coes
o. welA
Fer rz-rk The PtIzie'ptiz Or
etcxtrz -zkrs two NIrscr Reco-ts of
Szlo-e's dance frcz Ssrzuss's fam
crs crer1 & fhzt az-e have icrx
~sshcc = r.zse record Of this d11sc"
says Leopoid Stok0xski. director
q f1is fzzces orchestra. beczusc !.
Is cEe Of tie -. poxcrfol concep-
tea. a oe< of -h< greatest of --sd-
en- coa-posers n The op<rz Ssicnc
- = - - E--,< sh-- -