Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1921, Page 20

The Hockt Co. T —_— = = ~ $29.50 coats $39.50 coats $49.50 coats $21 Bolivia cloths, suedines, silvertones, velours, heather polos—all high-grade woolens in coats and wraps, and plush coats as well. Black and colors. | Women’s apron-dresses, $1 The “two-in-one” garment—a boon to house- wives—used as apron or dress. Fashioned of gingham and percales, in plaid and striped effects. The belt at the waist line insures trimness and gives the dress appearance to it. . Women’s extra- $2.95 size cotton blouses, | Of sheer voile—they are carefully designed and unusually attractive with their trimmings of lace or embroidery and crochet buttons. The sort of blouses that are dressy in appearance, yet nlot affected by numerous tubbings. Choice of short or long sleeves. Note: All extra size blouses in stock are now reduced. (Women's blouse shop, second floor.) i e $30.00 beds 1 $31.50 beds $43.00 beds | $43.50 beds speak for themselves. “Goody” regulation suits that come in two-piece the skirt with white mid- dies)—or if you prefer, the Thompson” suits. : $1 8.65 Pure Kapoc mattresses formerly priced at $26; now Women’s winter coats—final clearance An end-of-the-season price for coats and wraps—good ! for the rest of this season and for several to come. $49.50 coats $59.40 coats $36'75 $69.50 coats Coats of the finer sort=—cloths and plushes— nearly all fur trimmed. Less than fifty in all, hence early choice is advised. (Womea's shop, second floor.) Girls’ $19.75 regulation & Peter Thompson suits $l 0.95 Those stunning All fashioned of excel- lent wearing all-wool fab- rics and complete with either red or black tie, and the necessary em- blems beautifully em- broidered in silk. Sizes 8 to 14. The fashion racks are filling “with misses’ NEW spring frocks (Misees® shop, third floor.) effect (so you can wear inimitable “Peter [ — - SALE Simmons metal beds % 3 Near half and less than half former prices First quality Sour styles one of each illustrated Simmons beds are “built for sleep.” Though light in weight, Simmons beds are built entirely of metal, with seamless tubing and patented reinforced corners. | . Every year The Simmons Co. brings out new styles in beds, automatically discontinu- ‘ "‘ing others. These discontinued styles make up this sale, Every bed is full size and first quality throughout. All the beds are white enamel; styles $ l 3.75 Kapoc is silk floss; buoyant, non-absorbent and im- pervious to moisture. A refreshing mattress to rest on —mnever grows lumpy. Any size. former $19.75 mattresses 58.90 Layer felt. Standard sizes; first quality. [ We have marked all our Hodges fiber rugs at new low prices. For basis of comparison only, we give former prices. i $24.50 Rattania rugs, $18.75 = New patterns in these 9x12 rugs, in green, blue, tan and rose. $29.75 wool and fiber rugs, $22.90 9x12 rugs in plain blue, rose, gray and tan, with band or fancy border, or in small all-over patterns. $2.50 voile curtains - $2.75 ruffled Swisses $2.50 scrim curtains Voiles are hemstitched or with lace edge. H $15 to $16.50 curtains, $11.95 i rted Irish point curtains; all fine double thread net, | i a].m and insertion. 2% yards long. White and cream | | l $2.69 voile curtains | $ 1.69 CURTA;ITIN CLEARANC Marie Antoinettes —the latter with filet motifs. 6 patterns. | FIBER RUGS-—-.o 5 % Hodges' fiber rugs are firm and sanitary, and as easy to clean as a parquet floor. Numerous attractive patterns. $22.50 wool and fiber rugs, $16.48 Reversible 9x12 rugs in new colors and pat- terns for every room in the house. $24.50 Cherokee rugs, $16.48 Heavy all-fiber rugs, in pinks, blues, tans, greens and browns, and patterns for any room. (Rage—fourth floor.) all prices clipped ==20% to 40%, or more E’VE just finished inventory, and repriced all curtains on a new price basis. Lowest MARK DOWN is 20%; highest is 5! average is 25% to 30%. These typical examples: e $8.98 to $10.50 curtains Lace-trimmed voiles Irish point curtains | $6.98 $5 scotch nef panels, $3.25 Used singly at windows. Beautiful filet patterns; white, eream and ecru. 45 inches wide; 235 yards long. Each $325— (Curtains, third floor.) ey i THE WEATHER. District of Columbla, cloudy to- || night; tomorrow fair; mnot much || change in serature, lowest tonight about freezing: moderate neorth and west wind | Maryland and Virginia, cloudy to- | nightj tomerrow fairj not much| change in temperaturej fresh north| to_west winds on the coast. | West Virginia, cloudy tonight, prob- ably snow I the mountains; fomor- | row generally fairj not much ehanse in temperature. Records for Twenty. Thermometer—4 po, Store Hours! 8 pam, 12 midnight, 815 4 am,, B0t R Am, noon, 47 Harometer—4 pum., 20.80; % 7 30.3 ia 19 600 || neon today. Lowest temper 30 am. toda Temperalure same dale last year Highest, 44; lowest, 24 Condition of the Water, Temperature and c water at 8 am perature, 34; con Tide Tables. . and | und morrow-—Low tide, 11 50 p.n.; high tide, 4:39 wm. :07 p.m. | The Sun and Moon. | S i | n rose, Stations. Atlantic Cif Baltimore Oklahoma riladelphia 002 ight 0.1 0.01 ||SEE QUICK OVERSEAS TRIP | Hope of 24-Hour Journey Based on Huge Engine Test. LONDON, Febru ful testing of a 1 engine, which i {|powerful known. has |{claims by th || pility of a re aerial ser: white onls 50c BOYS’ & GI Fine quality No. ribb, opened T of t ular London nd a complete —double s rect or by cl i 2 with high spliced || Azores Island. H It is being recalled by the experts that Capt. John Alcock in 1919, flew from Newfoundland to Irels {|1ess than sixteen hours, us {1375 horgepower e and white. LADI Th, quality, in Popular colors. understood that the Titani = | f sell boat destroyer which is to used in | § price. long distance patrols, will be equipped v and have a range of gularly at a ¥uil-fashi Hose, in Ladie Silk Lisle only. the craft can accommodatc fifty pas- 1 sengers. {{ “The cub's eighteen cylinders on a test indicated 1.057 horsepower in twenty hours of running. The engine welighs nearly a ton and costs about spliced heel. H These are termed run-of- & = 5 1 £R0e stavliue the iitiar but ho Bl de- Y C Showing the most clever selection of trimmed hats R 5 i iceable. focts are not notic Pretty ehcer lawn and witn || ever purchased. ||SAAVEDRA PICKS CABINET. || Traizos Is Bolivian Minister of Foreign Relations. LA PAZ, Bolivia, February 1.—Rau- tista Saavedra, » was _inangurated President of Bolivia on January 2 day named the members of his cabi {]!| which are as follows: Minister of foreign relations, Fra Traizos; minister of interiol tenssoro ; minister of fina | Obando; minister of ju ns in cor I houls Every b Durable wool in several styles. Don’t Fuss With | | | Mustard Plasters!§ 98¢ fast color, and ¢ of omers of upper { Blister—Easier, Quicker a fine bust. more. Made from medium 1 at $1.75 and There's no sense in mixing a mess of | mustard, flour and water when you can | easlly relleve pain, soreness or stiffness | with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole Is made of pure oil of mus. tard and other helpful ingredients, com- | bined In the form of the present white | ocintment. It takes the place of mus | tard plasters, and will not blister. i Musterole usually gives prompt relief | from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, !{croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma from the ty color s'in plain 4 garters; in flesh an tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the | Good quality musli || back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, | § cmbroidered ruffles; brulses, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of | cost more. the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 'S5c and 65c jars; hospital size, $3.00. Model and back fastenings; $1.00 YOU'LL Is Easy—If You Know Dr., Edwards’ Olive Tablets |} $250 81x30 Standa || The secret of keeping young is to | 2 A e feel young—to do this you must! rlqu"dn';m;;“nfl “L’é’l‘.y watch your liver and bowels— signs. || ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well known phy- sician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable 1kol Dr. Edwards’ Olive - Tablets, the Great big 2-1b. substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action, yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoy- ancy which al! should enjoy by ton- ing up the liver and clearing the system of impurities. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 15¢ and 30c. riced batting. as well as the much customers tell us. counters. standard makes, BEHREND’ Made of splendid quality materi striped and figured patterns in bright, fancy colorings or sub- dued, conservative patterns. Big, full-cut, roomy garments, per- fectly tailored and perfect fitting. Coat styles with French cuffs. One day only at this price...... Special Hosiery—Gloves and Kerchiefs 50c BURSON HOSE Run of the Mill faults will to insure service. All quality in black and cor- double garter top. Black, cordovan ES’ FINE KID GLOVES dovan, gray and white, and would $1 Full-Fashioned Lisle Hose Wide double garter top, double sole and toe, and high 10c LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS Remarkable Are These Underselling Prices From Our Third Floor $10.98 and $12.98 Boys’ Cloth Suits, ts, in fancy mixtures, in all sizes and 75¢ Boys’ Shirt Waists, i $1.69 Children’s Rompers, 2 ht contrasting colors. Duteh romper styles. $6.75 Corsets, R & G Corsets, For the miss who is having her first corset; made by the famous R & G Cor Ladies’ Fine Muslin Drawers, 69c Bust Confiners, st Confiners that fit perfectly; with front at this price. ‘SvS.OI) and $6.00 Comforts and Blankets 2 R & a homemade comfort. m cotton seed, so often found in low- 59c and 69c Dress Gingham In a beautiful selection of plaid styles, The most varied assort- ment of designs and color combinations are on our All 32 inches wide and absolutely fast color |heavy for sheets and pillowcases. cra Thursday, 720-22-24 7th St. N.W. Open 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. We've Held Off This Shirt Sale Until We Felt Assured We Could Eclipse Any Sale That Has Gone Before It We Know We Are Making Good. Shirts We've Sold for $1.50 & $1.98 MEN--This is the biggest shirt value you've seen in years. als, in the prettiest range of Tomorrow We Offer Men’s Shirts A Sale of 386 Distinctive New Dresses $13.50, $15.00 and $19.50 Values You'll anticipate your Spring Dress wants when you see this new lot of Dresses. Note the superior materials, workmanship and originality of design, many elaborately broidered top and bottom and others with escalloped tunic and sleeves. Broadeloth, Velours, Serges and Fancy Mixtures. Sizes for miss and lady and in all the popular colorings. The Last of the Winter Coats Sold at $27.50 and Up to $55.00 ply beautiful an pretty selection Spring Wear. in the lot od selection of cloths, colors and TFaille Silk & Poplin Skirts $7.69 The top is m the wide fl with ruffle ings. Th range of li plenty of na’ at this pri Many styles as well od selec- tion of black and colors. The price would hardly cover the cost of making. 3 for natural and Limit 1 dozen to n customer. e town; all colors $6.00 GEORGETTE WAISTS You'll say they a of styles - Not an_idea Lt e — The original cost and colors! n forgotten s 75 > ma these 11 disp. and . Dainty,” has be er- clear the racks for == | 100ked; ‘tucked, beaded und lace trimmed SILK RUFFLED PETTICOATS ade from fine quality cotton taffeta 7 with a high luster and 5 o n SPRING MILLINERY Charming and Fascinating 30 te 0. spool Darnis 87° "7.99 are sim- d su RLS’ HOSE 3 for med hats. T o sale at these moderate prices— heel and wide = $1.79 —such wonders never given before in of the latest and most popular shades. much higher Wonderful Styles Best Materials Mitzi Sailors Batavia Cloth oned 3 Poke Bonnets Georgettes black 7 C Jockey Hats Visca Straws Mushrooms Chic Sport Hats Draped Turbans Large Sailors n. $77.95 44c 9c 62c d have a new suit now at $7.95. The lowest so far for th iceable uality percale, in a s and stripes; abso- lars.. fast colors. atta serviceable cloths. Combination nd darker colors and ed iy Peg top and Under ord wear market would pay & Infants’ Slips, p e yr short styles, with vokes of cmhroit!r|:y :'rl‘(‘;"!i;uuun = {f and insertions, with ruffle around neck. Very e Musterole Works Without the |} special. $7:39 ality coutil in elastic top or Phese are all corsets that sold serviceable bl & . reinforced between legs: Girls’ $4.00 Gingham Dresses, $7 .98 | hi Tockonn s sreni $7 .25 new spring singhams and cham- 2¥ | side pockets ana bib e bimations, in overplaids and === | pocket: double stitched = throughout. chambray JE 55¢ 49c 67c t Co.; in low bust, with Heavy Gray Ribbed with heavy, d white. trimmed with pretty by the yard would n dra finished. the in white or flesh. These Crepe Gowns, t t 't require ironing. » with short sleeves. 67c e never made t ment like this in town at $2 colors. All si rd Make Sheets (All Perfect) | absolutely free from Note the full- there’s no need of having a sallow | $6.50 Heavy Satin Bedspreads complexion—dark rings under your The kind you have paid $6.50 and 39¢ 36-inch Percales eyes—pimples—a bilious look in|f more for the past two or three years; $3_98 Strong. heavy, firm qua your face—dull eyes with no|f extra size; scalloped cut corners or hem- every imaginable design to be had on printed sparkle. Your doctor will tell you fj med. in a’selection of beautiful raised Marseilles de-| Percales for house dresses, bungalow Aprons. sured they are fast colors. There's a varied assort ine Comforts, with|style stripes and as many compound mixed with olive oil to at one pric y worth more than | selections An extraordinary quality for men's act on the liver and bowels, which || our resuls e fine shirts, boys’ blouses and house dresses. he gave to his patients for years. $1.25 2-1b. Cumfort Cotton 45¢c Bungalow Cretonnes Rolls—rolls out just the Pure white and About 40 different s select from—fully 36 in perfeéctly. forts, draperies and furniture. table for easy selection. 69c wanted corded checks— 29¢ retail regularly at 35c yard. !white in a few washings. Featuring 300 of the most attractive and smart trim- We offer them in three groups tomorrow on $4.98 $5.98 apq $7:50 Among the groups we will present remarkable values Cellophane Comb'ns. Faille Silks Hair_Braids All Flower Comb'ns. Men’s Shirts and Children’s Underwear Men’s Chambray Work Shirts, Shirts, with attached col- lar; full cut, well made and ese fine, sev- quality Work 83c Boys’ and Girls’ Waist Union Suits, tions, and with th Reinforced Men’s Heavy Blue O;'erdll, Made from good strone, $1.50 Men’s Union Suits, Quality warm flecce! especially well made and $1.50 Men’s Outing Gowns, Heavy Flannel Night Shirts w, regular price. OT FORGET THESE LOW PRICES ON BEDWEAR, DOMESTICS AND GINGHAMS i 27-inch 39¢ Fine Dress Gingham sheeting of a heavy You'll marvel at the collectfon of plaids, $l, 19 checks and plain colors, and the qual and firm as many much higher pri . Every yard is absolutely fast in not hesitate to make your selections. men’s shirts, boys' blouses and children’s wear. 36-inch 50c Best Light Percales and colorings to es Wi Ap ideal cloth for covering com- Heavy 39-inch Unbleached Sheeting This lot has about 1,000 yards and would Washington—hats price quoted inary condi- under- al, vou these rap udded nor: 3¢ 1 gives ue demnim; Union Outing o sell has becen 0. Strip lity, in almost ment of many combined color 29 All laid out on a larg ide and washes 14 Extra fine, yet Bleaches