Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1921, Page 14

i 14 ok THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D, O, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1921 ... .. _ . .. . e N COATS AND. SUITS ™ w" : Here described, are decidedly appropriate for girls and young women going to boarding school and college—especially for train wear. PLEASE NOTE—This store will be_closed - win s = Saturday, September third, and Monday, Septem- ber fifitll_, Labor Day. K iv_v_;shington, D. C, Audgust 30, 1920 New York—Paris ‘WEDNESDAY STORE NEWS Established 1860 420-30 Seventh St & News of Vital Intefest to Those Who Are in the Mood to Save .n Advance Sale of Winter Coats St yles. for Women and Misses—Rich Fabrics, Plain or Fur Trimmed - ' Northwest Recarisss o e wasernor oz || Values We Cannot Hope to Duplicate here are Coats which we positively cannot - —Sale Price duplicate to sell at this low price. This isn’t - * * * speculation—it is plain fact. 1f we had waited for Coat weather we would have paid full price, g HE principal point of interest is that women and misses can buy—right at and if you wait you will do likewise. the very outset of the Fall season— Manufacturers were willing to accept a lower price in order to stimulate business now, coats of authentic style, tailored as if they were made to your individual measure, richly and we are willing to forego a great portion of our usual profit in order to enliven business in this otherwise dull season—we are atleast keep- ing our dollars working. The Coats are here—they must be sold, and in emphasis we repeat that we cannot dupli- cate these values, so make it a point to be here tomorrow—and save many dollars on.a fashion- | able iintercont. : trimmed with fur or lavishly embroidered and i il showing novelty touches that are only found S A i i NG RHER coint toicon-ides i St when in expensive garments. Note the details: e S il A we closed this deal we did so on condition { Faocloine AnstzalianiOpossuin . !l that we were not required to take the HE MODELS. Huge wrappy- styles, - g"';:lf g“"f’ i Coats as they run, but allowed to select and reject with new cloche sleeves, cuffed with fur s ‘,'::H::" i according to our idea of what was most desira- or self materials, with or without belts. Monette Squirrel i # ble, and you may depend WE PICKED THE Every Coat shows the wide sweep which is au- Normandie Nutria i CREAM! So that’s what you have to select thorized for all correct Coats of Fall and Win- - Polly Anna Krimmer il from—don’t miss it! ter. Eight of the many styles sketched. Ruish Embroidery i > Bolivia Braiding it o “ Second Floor—Lansburgh and Brother. TR %t ' 'The Colors: Brown in all its shades, Navy Blue, Beaver Color, Taupe, Black, Dark :t Green and Cadet Blue. * * * * , The Linings—Brilliant colorings or plain colors, but all very durable and attractive. 1‘ Choose Your Winter Coat " Now—a 25% Deposit @, ’ Holds Your Purchase | | | i (18] The lay-away plan is for your convenience, and if || il you take advantage of the privilege we offer, you will | be ready when coatiweather comes and you'll have a | handsome coat at a price that means a bona fide saving || to you of many dollars. By all means buy your winter ! coat NOW! DON'T WAIT! ' And a Remarkable Sale of High-Grade New Fall Suits | | midietassin | (O The Bargain Gth| v vememenn Plain Tailored Suits The Models— Every Suit shows the long-line effect in some form or other. Of course the narrow belt is used and the ' collar plan varies according. to whether it is of fur or self material—but in any’ event it is new and strictly according to Fashion requirements. In fact there’s a model for the flapper of. 16 and also for her * mother—to be accurate, sizes and styles ‘suitable for women up to 44 measurement. i = \ Fur-Trimmed Suits The Fabrics— ~ Such a range! Chiefly Velour de Laine in all ite variations—pile and smooth. Then there’s Tricotine, too; this is one of the most popular of lighter-weight weaves, -and is found: principally in high-priced suits, but fortunately we weYe successful in procuring Tri- cotine Suits in this extraordinary purchase. Colors include every shade of brown, aqua marine and navy blues and black, Although there are other just as popular trim- mings, we lead off with Fur_because winter is coming Was there ever such-a ¢all for brflliln‘:i and many women like a Fur-trimmed Suit better than Sizes 16 to 44 for Not in our memory, but they are beautiful and tius a plain suit and separate Furs. Beaverette, Australian J lot includes what-is best in this fashion. Plain col I Opossum and Nutria are the favored pelts. Braid, em- misses and matrons too, if you preier, but all -the best and. ne\!es:t. f broidery, beads, motifs are used extensively, too. tailoring, inside and out, is ‘perfection.