Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1921, Page 16

¥ If you cannot attend these January Sales, “| *wrrite or phoue Jane Stuart; she will shop fer yots Washington, D. C. Janwary 3, \'-r The January White of 1921 Sheets, ,Pillowéases, Domestic Cotlons During ‘this white sale prices are specially reduced—the rices here quoted are so exceptionally low as to be well-ni h astonishing. The items are only a few of .the unusyal values offere Linen-finish Fruit-of-the-loom Sheets, $1.00 each muslin, 18c 36 inches wide snd full ‘bleached. Large, double-bed size—seam- mdfl.g 1'" nightgowns, night shirts, fess and hand torn, made from pajamas, underskirts, etc. The label is bleached sheeting, of goodlweight on every piece. = and quality—the best value we Pe. % o h: een in years. ¢ quo S sheets, €ach .....eameens 90c Crib or cot sheets, made of Pequot sheeting, in two sizes, 45x63 and 45x73 inches. The name insures their desira- bility. : Domestic longcloth, 1 5 Beautiful quality longcloth, 36 inches wide ; sheer, soft and firm. This comes in five to ten yard lengths and has many Fo¥ere eleTe 1oed ® TeRo Yo U oRORn 36 inches wide and an excellent qual- ity. Converted frém aeroplane cloth and you can get nothing to equal it under 6oc a yarq. Domestic nainsook, 19c¢ VAP r... ooronmemerars <1omms 36 inches wide and mill lengths. Ideal for the new spring garments, children’s under- clothing and @@any other things. & Brother Pillowcases, : special, edch wwn. - ciwaires 25¢ Two sizes, 42x36 and 4 . Made of heavy cotton, straight with selvage.- These are mill runs, but nothing to hurt their serviceability. Linen-pnish sheets, each .. uses. 5 A very sturdy, closely-woven, full- Domestic ’ongc’ot N bleached” sheet, with extra length—for vard the brass or iron bed. Hand torn and finished with good, deep hems. Bontex bolster 69c¢ cases, eagh .....nea-rwarecirn The name liis sufi;mll: proof of their superior quality and the size is 42x72 inches. Be prompt, as the supply is not very large. The January Sale of Linens at 25% io. 50% -less than former prices Provides a most opportune time fia:‘ ::‘y:;:ig lll’é ffilies.' “of ¢ esefifi},ieazct linens you'll need during the X You can buy them now—minus the incumbrance of hi; down to a réasonable basis—as these few items selected IRISH LINEN NAPKINS size, shown in maay. attractive 5 Formerly “ sold $16; 310 now, dozen prices—they are priced m the many will typify: MERCERIZED "IRISH NAPKINS—22-inch size, shown in a very attractive pattern. Former $850 quality; dozen ss'w - Large size, good ormer value, esch . 10 and absorbent. $150 grades, $L19; $LJS 3169 TURKISH TOW ELS—Hesvy, double- thread towels, size 22x44 inches, inch tops, inch tops, dozef..eeeveess The Boys’ Wash Suit Sale looks like a mothers’ convention It actually does, It began this morning—mwith 3,600 crisp, new garmeats, ageually purchased—and if you have any notion that mothers don’t appreciate getting boys’ wash suits for less— just come and see them buying. 54-Inch French Serge, $1.98 yard A popular shade of navy—full 54-inches wide. Mili shorts—hence the mnce « Strictly all wool— &ceptional values— T talk lower prices- at a time when keenest interest is centered on lower prices;it 1s fitting that t]fis‘ store should stade such a sale as this— Of course, we have been éo‘ntinnally reducing prices as the new market con- ditions have developed—much of our old merchandise was disposed of in this manner—and now, right when the market has reached its lowest ebb, to date—we have been able to go into it, and buy new merchan- dise to sell at the lowest prices quoted in recent years. Everybody knows what is taking place in cotton—prices have fallen to an unbeliev- able level. A week ago even, who would have thought of purchasing 81x90 Pequot Sheets at $1.50, Full-size Pillowcases at 25¢ - .each, $3.00 Nightgowns for $1.50, $1.25 Im- . ported White Voiles at 79¢ a yard. or Long- cloth at 12%c a yard? But they are here, in the White Sale, at those prices. We'll leave it to yon—'i;n’t it time to buy? “‘Help Yourself”—While Thfy Last i Women’s Boots, Pumps and - Oxfords; Formerly $8 to $20 $3.95 There were 1,760 pairs ‘included when the sale started this morning—in serviceable leathers and good lasts. A splendid assortment will be here tomor- row from which to make your selection. To see these shoes will be to buy them. In quality and workmanghip they are what 'huuld dli:critninating woman ‘would choose at regular prices. But they are odd f:t!'l. broken sizes and. discontinued styles— many from our regular stock— and "are all what good shoes ought to be. he BOOTS are of patent colt, with dull kid or black kid, with Louis XV heels; also some Russian Calf Lace Boots ° and many other broken lines, LOW SHO! e include patent colt, dull kid or ealf ords—it te, but 420-30 Seventh St. NW. The Sale of White Wash Fabrics brings the lowest prices quoted for years Here are the preferred white weaves—fabrics of uality—! i belief, have prices been so radically ::duc:i.ms o sy g ENGLISH LONGCLOTH-Fine, durable | quality; full 36 inches wide. For- 25 merly 35c. Yard - c PAJAMA CHECK MULL—36 inches wide ; very fine quality for pajamas, shirts, under- wear, etc. White, pink and blue; 29 59 quality. Yard c ENGLISH VOILE—45 inches wide; sheer and fine; made from best mercer- sl 19 ized yarns; formerly $150, Yard.. < WHITE MADRAS—Good quality and weight; striped patterns; former 50 75¢c value. Yard . = ‘WHITE FANCY VOILES—36 and 40 inch- 0 . es wide—many style stripes; $1.00 L‘"‘"””" by the bece and $125 qualities. Yard 790 We have one thousand pieces of i i these very fine Imperial grades; every IHPORTED NW?KJ 'md’e‘ '"d.e: plece contains 10 yards, There are six w“. Gl i 450 qualities—priced as follows:. quality. Yard IMPORTED WHITE SKIRTINGS—Many pretty stripes, closely woven quality; 89 $1.50 value. Yard 1 WHITE NEAR LINEN—36 inches wide; will wear and laonder well; value, Yard Japanese Nainsook—by the frece less than $7 00 msi’?l COSt.ouran.... inches wide—full 10-yard pieces. Soft, durable qunlity—mal: frorn Sea Island cotton, perfectly woven and fin- ished. White, pink and blue. 30-fach Natn- ®ook, soft and fine ~—silkifke luster— ight — splendid weight ‘woven and finish- for fine garments. A Tare bar- 10-yard g4 80 S $2.98 plece soee * plece ,aua evenly Every woman or miss.can have dll the fine, lovely undergarments that she could ever possibly desire—if she $urchases now in The Sale of Undermuslins : Prices have been lowered trémendousi;—the ézmentmare all new, fresh and beautiful—chosen with care. Note the former and the sale prices—then we fe:lhsiz(e in saying that this will be one of the greatest sellings we have ever held, $1.00 Underskirts, 29 Made of durable white muslin, trimmed with neat embroidery edges. $2 and $3 Gowns, $1.50 Many: styles of flesh batiste, nainsook and other lingerie fab mpire,- square and round yo! no or set- in slecves. All prettily trimmed. ”\ and $2.50 Envelopes, $1.50 Nainsook—with yokes trimmed with dainty laces and embroidery. $2.50 to $3.50 Envelopes, $1.95 Included at this price are many gowns —made of nainsook, trimmed with fine Jaces and embroidery, . at 99c choice of these fine Undergarments d trh:::. laces, and m:: and Wm white and flesh tint. \ Nightgowns, sfecial, $2.95, $3.95, $495° Many les of fine materials—all trimmed with fine laces and embroidery. Extra size Nightgowns, $1.50 suede tops; gray kid, with gray not in eve: ' suede tops; black and brown LG o e main reason you save so much, Al sales final—no “will calls"—none sent C, 0. D. The little inconvenience of “helping yourself” will scem trivial when you see what wonderful values are here. ~On sale directly in front of the clevators—Second Floor. CometaA at $1.59 0dd lots of Corsets— These are all well mude of service. abla white outll, alse beau- choice $3.95 and pink tifut pink brocads, ‘Made v’lll‘t‘b elas- Inclirdded are discontinued models of our ¢ $5.00 Nema corsets} e o d"fl‘ tons and um Jow bust odd lofs of Frelaset, Madame Lyra, i ;' have hesa supporters, Si 20 ta 36 aro represented, but mzl':l‘ lain}: in 0 nve Ipes we d for a Jeng time all styles, Therg are an i s in this offering that hav:'hen $4.50 .50, ;an“ ‘2 you ul ) u‘w cerset, dbn't ceme in O W, . oFrow, sel} g-—I‘:n-m & Brethen Made of muslin—in slip-on, long -sleeve and high neck styles—trimmed with embroidery. _ $3.00 to $5.00 La Grecque . - Samgple Combinations $1.95 and $2.95 The name is a guarantee of quality and high-grade workmanship, _Skirt and drawer styles—of nainsook, trimmed in val laces. $3.00 to $8.00 Pink Gowns and Enveloges, $1.95 to $495 i eah olored bastste, seco, silk and witchery crepe—hand embroidered, in- sets of georgette and lace trimmed. 75¢c Pink Bloomers,-59c Made of flesh color batiste, with self ruffle—reinforced. Also muslin drawers with neat embroidery ruffies. & Brether. A January Clearance Sale-of Worfién’s Thread-sillk: Hose 69c pair or three fairs 82 1 $1.00 $1.55 $1.95 _ . ‘They’re & wonderful values, Many styles to choose e nlr':?:xynlar and Eton Norlolka,u(l)yllvef Twist, Sailor and French Mid .mdpoguluShoansdeodcla. Fash. ioned of fine quality Reps, Poplins, Galatca, Chambray, Crashes and Granite cloth, In m«ifi colors, whito and effective com- binations, Sizes 2J4 to 10 years, The majority are. PERFECT, Moestly plain weaves, in black -and white, some lace-striped patterns available in black, Seamless, reinforc- ed feet, mock-seamed legs, > Nevshky Silk Stockings, ' des—made Tcluded are nevelty lacoand clocked _ hres %fiufle ghadetmads “stockings, in glove and thread silk qual-" St ot BAck ot ) i‘"“"’nese S i jties, Choice of black, white and colors, ulass of $2.50 qualities. - % Many other exceptional values are effered in the hesiery sectien. .86 and 40 inch Silks at >y the special price, yard $1 -49 the many excellent valuea that are being offered this lmsy.aectlen, ':v’; have sclected these fi" hv“a'red wuvei:‘, They are excellent qualitics—and the value Y: unusual, Choese Chiffon Dress Satins Fine Washable Satins (light and darle shades) cfl(meah and gnk) Chine Colored Georgette Crepe (light mfih shades) Cigh eod dak hode) ., Bk ot Duchss