Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 17

. i w £ E £ £ LU T TR L TR LT LT T IR — U UVHUUU UL CU UL Anniversary Specials 95¢ glafl;’sco N.T. pool. Cotton, Spool 5c White Limit, two dozen to a buyer. Toilet Soaps, 4 C Wozen to & buyer. Women’s Onyx Hose. . lgc 29¢ and 35c amed back Cotton Hose black and white. Every pair perfect. g::i}(:::ren's l 7 c Rolled- with f ders, irregular. Misses’ Silk Hose. . . . 7%¢ Gordon Ailk seamed back and sh Lisle garter top. white and cordovan. s to Pergect qu.mu Boys’ and 21 c Glrls’ Hue white and cordovan. fect quality. Three-quar- ter Socks. .. Three-quarter Socks, w with lored top! plain white. black and cor- dovan. Slightly irregular. 3 _pairs for $1.00. Boys’ Sport Hose. . Heavy l’ublwhl l{olll‘ll loD Sport Hose in cordovan, gre Perfect quality. o white. Formerly Shim.......lgc Mercerized Lisie Under- shirts, high necks, short sleeves. Slightly imperfect. 3 for 3 Women’s buyer. Boys Umon 50c Suits. Check x\l*l n athletic Union sizes N 1o 16, Short Sk 65 Gloves. . . ... C g:ly;: Washsl 29 15c Socks to buye Me_n‘%Unlon 85c triped mad excellently made. inad rt in back. I 1ality. Men Athlehc 29(: 95c Of ned blue denim and white drilling, strongly sewed. Plenty of large pockets. All “sizes. 8hc Mers $1.69 Men s brand Pa- jamas, with or without silk frogs. Striped percale and plain colored fabrics. " Silk-mixed Voiles THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MAY 1, 1921—PART 1. 17 N Celebrating 62 Years of Better Values ANOTHER milestone attained—another year of progressive storekeeping completed. To appropriately elebrate our 62d Birthday we inaugurate a two weeks’ distribution of brand - new, worthy goods at the lowest prices of the year. Manufacturers and wholesalers have co-operated with enthusiasm—never have swe obtained good merchandise in such volume and variety to sell so deeply below established prices. The stage is all set for the most impressive event in the annals of Washington retailing. Values are too big to require hig type to un;m.m/x their supremacy to the smallest item every offering presents an unmistakable saving. e here when the curtain at 9:15 Monday morn Fifteen Dollars Buys These Glorious New Dresses That Are Far Removed From the Fifteen-Dollar Class Foulard Silk Dresses Fruit of the Loom Seamless Canton Crepe Dr Georgette Dresses Bleached Sheets Crepe de Chine Dresses 29 - Taffeta Silk Dresses Mignonette Dresses down s > to S6.. )l) %‘» arner Cors 1.94 50 Doszen Just Unpacked 81x90 i Seamless Sheets “Run of the Mill” of $1.59 Quality ..... C 'HOROUGHLY GOOD shccts—of heavy, round-thread bleached cotton, han torn and ironed and deeply hemmed. ¢ for large double beds. Faults are negligible and do not affect the wear. Onyx Fiber Silic Hose Plain and Dropstitch - Seamed Back Perfect fln.xhl\ 81x90 and 81x99 Sizes .... ATED as second: hut pcr(ectlv de- sirable—as serviceable as if absolutely perfect. Made of genuine Fruit of the Loom cotton, in large double-bed sizes. e in black, w 25c¢ and 30c lgc 50 1 59 5 ole ana o%e Pillowcases Onvx Mercerized $2.25 Dozen Each Hessc, 25¢ d' PEREECT! Cl d dropstitch ved back. ( 42x36 Pillowcases, made of strong bleached _cotton, absolutely free irom starch. Thrifty folks will buy up 1o the limit—which is one dozen to a buyer. 30-Inch Hemmed Diaper Cloths, $1.75 Doz. THE are seconds of the regular $2.75 sanitary birdeye diaper cloths, but the imperfections are too slight to affect the good service in the least. Durably nemmed. Only 160 dozen. First come, first served. Children’s New Gingham Dresses, 89¢ In All Sizes 7 to 12 Women’s $3.00 All-Silk Hose,$1.98 Slight Irregulars, But Unaffected in Appearance and Service HEN we say these are $3.00 hose we speak of the regular retail price RIGHT NOW-—not in the past. One fa- mous maker contributes pure-thread-siik hose—silk from toe to top—in black, white and mrdmau Another provides ette and foulard silk the incomparable “Marvelstripe” all-silk straight-line models; m black hose, in regular sizes, and “Marvel- combimed with crepe de ch stripe, silk_hose with lisle garter top in embroidered corded skirt. outsizes. Get a summer’s supply! 40-inch White Jean Middy Blouses, fl"ilh. Sailor Collar and Black Tie UMMER styles of striking o broidered georg i shades, with double sk ton crepe, with five r sleeves fringed to matc All 500 Fine Blouses, $4.74 Regulation, Overblouses and Ti‘o-lhl(‘k Models in Wonderful Variety L\(l TRIMMED BLOUSES seas on Georgette Crepe Mignonette Crepz de Chine White, Navy, Flesh, Copen, Jade, Toma- $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 Weaves...... 7“9, ,c 2,000 yards of these superfine summer noveltics at a price to roll up the biggest business in the history of our wash goods section. Imy, clinging tC\ttlrmAshu\\m,\ The Season’s Best Purchase! English silk stripes, silk checks, silk plaids and exquisite T : ~||L floral patterns, in harmonious light and dark color- to, Black, lun;:rfl'ml‘, with hemstite AT Bt ings. : Honey-Dew to 46. i L T7Lree Bargain Lots Of 1 ° 0 O O N ew Mignonette $‘) 95| Crepe de Chine $3.95 : o 1 ¢ Overblouses Blouses Martex Turleh ’I‘O“,e Round n Natty tailored Dlouses of bports Sailors| cred with worst striped crepe de chine. such as One style nd hottom, - eml around 1 E bought 300 dozen of these super-quality Turkish towels to sell far Iulm\ regular prices, because they are rated as “run of the mill.” Defects too tiny to hurt—in most cases even to find. Large bath sizes. White and fancy colored cfiects. 75¢ to $1.00 $1.25 & $1.50 $1.50 to $2.00 Values Values Values 59¢ 79¢ 98¢ 35c¢ Yard-wide W hite IndianHead Cloth, 19¢ Yd. we've seen advertised for two dollars more. Convertible col- lar, long sleeves. Worth $1.00, $5, $6 to $8.00 tom. Values that outclass the ficld—for these are summer hats of the highest type, beautifully tailored and adorned with draped puggarce bands of georgette and crepe de chine, and tailored silk ribbon bands. Phfillfippme Nightgowns $3. ‘)8 and $1 98 l ‘alues—10 Styles $2.95 NIGHTGOWNS, of ste, in flesh and d embroidery- i Gdc Finest Qualities of tifully cmbroid flowers.and row ished with beadin Italian Milans Piping Straws Little more than half price for genuine Indian Head Cloth—the linen-like white fabric preferred for women's and children’s wash wear. In mill lengths of 1 to 10 yards. Swiss Milan Hemps Bdrnyard Straws Java Body Straws 'USHION brims, double brims | sleeve Boys’ All-Wool Suits And Fine Wool-Mixed - straight. rolling _m‘nl 1 D Suits in @ Wonderful AT e New Was h Dresses Black and all colors. Plenty of black - and - white, navy -and- white, brown-and-sand and other’ effective color combina- tions. Get a really FINE sum- mer hat tomorrow at nominal cost. Purchase and Sale ........................_.. Closed out from a maker of GOOD clothes for boys —who passed up his profit to give us a wonderful Anni- versary bargain. Smartly styled spring and summer suits with belt. Mannish models and yoke models with pleated back. Pants durably lined. Sizes 7 to 14 only. For House, Porch and Garden Wear AILORED of best jast-color gingham in_stripes and plaids. Seli-trimmed or white pique collar and cufis. Waist- . line panel styles, and Billie Burke dresses, with belt or sash and two pockets. -300 Boys® All-Wool Two-Pants Suits, $7.95 Dresses that should sell for a dollar more. 810-18 7TH ST | Anniversa v | Specials Yard Wide ';i {"‘3 i Crash Toweling. Sheeting Cotten. . . Tabl o?icl(;:h ..... ZSC hite and Tincy Tk Apron 1 Gingham. .. loc 25c Huck Tcwels e B‘laa.n)i{t%s.‘ “s s sgc $1.25 Table Damask. . ... Shaker Flannel. .. [ Rompers. .. .. 89c Néw- purehase Dutch < with white tops loomers with Jloom- Beael $2.98 r imin Men s Onyx Sl“( Socks. 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