Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1921, Page 40

P 800 New Garments—Mostly Samples —One or Two of a Style—Assuring | Washington’s Most Popular Millinery Store Will GIGANTIC SALE 1,000 Spring Hats Hats Worth $4.50, $6.50, $8.50--All one price! Featuring Tricotines, Twill Cords, Sport Fabrics, Men’s Wear Serge, We want you to see this line of Suits. is most remarkable. ‘Braided, Beaded, Embroidered and In a Wide Range of Newest A beautiful showing of Coats lined, in all the newest spring shades. Also Smart 'olo Coats. Unbelted Dolman and Belted, Em- broidered, Silk Stitched and Some Shown in taffeta, Canton crepe, crepe de chine, charmeuse, tine and georgette All sizes, 16, 18, 36 to 44. SOCIETY THE SUNDAY STAR, 1709 G St. N.W. Attractive Spring Apparel At Very Special Prices You of Individuality —300 §prmg Suzts Etc. excel You will agree the bargain. Strictly Tailored 200 Spring Coats Materials Silk With Tassels Wonderful Bargains ‘ silk Fyi satin, trico- 2 804 7th Street N.W. Present Tomorrow, Monday, Another Unmatchable values! Extraordinary! Marvelous! 2.95 v‘% A wonderful purchase! Buy your Easter Hat at this amaz- ingly low price! Choose your hat from among 1,000 stunning * new kats in this sale tomorrow \ Hats gorgeously trimmed with flowers, in pokes, graceful roll shapes and sailors. Hats of rich braids or of novelty straws with ostrich trimmings, ribbon loops and jet ornaments. All the newest effects now be- ing shown in the most advanced models. DO NOT MISS THIS WONDERFUL SALE ° 300 Spring Dresses — Values Up to $59.50 Beautiful Dresses and Most : A gorgeous presentation of New Hats at a price that will absolutely startle by its lowness! ! i | Guest of and fo | Ball of Confederate Veterans of Int The American Solidarity ball by the ons of Conf Willard on th farch 19, p on Cam eters of o be s for decorat- boxes and other patric e rapidly bein, it the the ", has completed all arrangements | its third informal dance of the n, which is to be held in the Z room of the New Willard | jem—— — e —e ck Thursday evening, Feb- B- Red ct. On All i Miss Spauldmg Is WASHINGTON, 1ssigned to e organiza- Confederate Daughters’ | Dance Is Arranged Robert F. Lee Chapter, No. 644, Hostess at Cards D. C, FEBRUARY o= [X) 1921—_PART 2. SOCIETY g e e Cartier, her relatives, «¥ u number of times. {Miss Betty Clark Is l} erest | to be| Mrs. Charlton M. Clark of 1520 Kil- 1p, No.]bourne place entertained at an in- ans, at | formal dance for her daught Thurs- one of poo. Manicuring, 50c. 6 for $5. Lemon Rinse, 25c. Henna Rinse, 50c. Lov-Me Powder, 50¢. 607 15th St. N.W. Main 3510 Opposite T. §. Treasury. v. D Spring Chokers Stone Marten, Mink, Fisher and Sable Chokers Squirrel Chokers, $12.50 Harry Bachrach 1303 G St. ained Opponite Droop’s THE LOUVRE 1115-1117 F STREET ly superior in m Surprising vall Tans—designed models. In the applied and light Tans. $1 New Spring Suits Of exceptionally effective designs, and decided- see the clever hand of genius. A Decided Special Jersey Cloth Sport Suits—in Tuxedo-front and Pinch-back models—plain shades of Brown, Navy It’s our good fortune to be able to offer—on Monday— aterial and make—at the re- markable price— $ 79.50 ue by any comparison. Fea- turing Twill Cords, Tricotines, Poiret Twills, Coverts—in Navy, Black, Pewter and the new in Russian Blouse, long Box, short Bobby, Ripple and the long Straight-line embroidery and braiding you Other Suits from $49.50 to $165.00 9.50 Given Informal Dance Free curl with each sham- Our new French Bleach, $2 €ach treatment or 6 for $10. Scalp and Facial treatment, As late as the sixteenth century rts of medicine Mr. Charles J. Bell has Bell Made Treasurer Of Mme. Curie Fund r. John C. Merriam of the « nmittee a gram of radium but th o nd surgery most_exclusively practiced by the religious orders. are | |Visitation Convent Alumnae Will Meet eting of the Alumnae ‘onvent fternoon at following ent, Miss Special Army Dance Arrange& for March 29 The organizing commi The annua and trus- r. Miss Loretta © Powell and Miss Quality Style Service O’°Connell’s STIEBEL'S Established 1885 607 Thirteenth St. N.W. Washington, D. C. SPRING, 1921 VA WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW AN EXTENSIVE COLLEC TION OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MILLI- NERY FOR THE COMING SEASOXN YOU STHE ARE HATS CORDIALLY THAT ARE INVITED DIEEIRIATS INSPECT AR R R R R R R N N R R R R R B 402-404 Special For Three big values in Spring Sport Coats Spring Sport Suits Mignonette Dresses It’s a most exceptional trio of values— and can be promised only for Monday. The Coats Are Sport model Tan Polo Cloth; smart- ly designed and well made. Just the weight for spring. When we announce a bargain expect @amond € in Are the Sport models Next Door to R. Harris & Co. 9.90 Seventh Street Monday The Suits The Dresses Are Pure Silk Mignon- ette—handsomely em- broidered and stitched. New models. in Heather Mixed Jer- seys. Most popular Sport Suits on the mar- ket. Marked more else- where. and exclusive something big and you'll get it £ R R TR R R R R RN R EE R PR R B PR R R Court i, 1106 G Street Store News The House of Fashion Specia Summer Hats Models with indi- viduality. Over 300 styles. $5 $10 $7.50 $15 Beautiful Tricotine Spring Suits Smart Models—Individual Styles Tailored Women’s $ and | and { Trimmed Misses’ Choice from a wonderful display at the Special Inaugural Sale Price |l Inaugural Sale | g Hundreds of Other Suits, $29.50, $39.50, $49.50 to $85 Heather Jersey Suits of Quality, $19.95 Don’t confuse these with the ordinary Jersey Suits seen elsewhere. Inaugural Sale of Fashionable Spring Dresses Taffetas, Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Crepe Satins, Tricotines DRESSES YOU WILL BE PROUD TO WEAR ¢ 25 ‘35 492 Polo Coats, Special Monday, $15 and $25 These are remarkable values