Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1921, Page 5

Brodhead Wallace, was married in Cecretary of Agriculture to Atiend |Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to Miss Mar- -5 garet Powell. Son’s Wedding Saturday. e — _DES MOINES, TJowa. August 30— PORTUGAL CABINET QUITS. Tor the second time in threer weeks y C. Wallace,-Secretary of Agri- | BY the Associated Press. culture, will con back to lowa to #ttend the Wwedding of one of his | cabinet of Barros Queliroz, which was Eons. Secretary Wallace will arrive | formed last May, has handed its resig- Thursday for the wedding here Sat- | nation to the president of the re- urday of James Wilson Wallace and ' public. Ewuwmavwmnausuwmmvmm1m'mmmmum*nmmmmmmmmmmxmmmmwmmmnummmmmmmmmmmmm Woohmward & Wothedp DOWN STAIRS STORE Of Lesser Priced Merchandise : - Remarkably Underpriced wanted silk and wool weaves. Sizes 16 to 44. in each style and we therefore urge early selection. rice. . shapes. tomed to seeing at this price. $5.00. The Better Quality Undermuslins 75¢ Well designed, well trimmed, neatly finished —in a word, exceptional values. i, MUSLIN NIGHTGOWNS with round or V necks; hemstitched around neck and sleeves. C. CHEMISE OF GOOD GRADE MUSLIN with neat touches of embroidery or lace. Shown in white only. 75c. WHITE MUSLIN CAMISOLES made with narrow lace tops and lace shoulder straps. 75¢. BATISTE BLOOMERS AND STEP-INS with lace isertion and ruffles of self ma- terial or lace. 75c. : OPEN AND CLOSED DRAWERS with em- broidered ruffles. 75c. Girls’ Regulation priate for school wear; trimmed with white braid around sleeve. A Timely Sale of Tuxedo Sweaters Priced $3.95 THESE NEW FALL WOOL SWEATERS sp attractively priced an- swer the demafid for jaunty, warm at- tractive garments of this type. Made with wide belts crossing or tying in front. Cal- ors are brown, navy, orchid, gray and black. Sizes 36 to 46. $1 are afforded a offering. articles of wearing apparel. Cinderella Nainsook, 18¢ Yard Nainsook of a very fine grade; nicely finished. Especially ‘suitable for the making of undergar- ments. 36 inches wide. Colors: Pink, white and blue. = : Turkish Bath Mats Specially Priced $1.65 & $1.75 EXTRA HEAVY TURKISH BATH ° MATS, white back- grnumi. with. neat orders .ot”‘- ltslpe, orange or pinl ize 26x42. LISBON, Portugal, August 28.—The | N. A Very Special Sale of 50 New Fall Wool and Silk Street Dresses $12 Just 50 of these dresses in individual styles and marked at substantial savings. Included are all the newest forms of trimming and embroidery. Excellently tailored and careiully sized to give the best fit and appearance. 4 Navy is the predominating shade but other fall colors are shown in the most Owing to the fact that this price is special we could not get full size range New Autumn Trimmed Hats Low Priced at $5.00 NEW AUTUMN MODELS—<hic, desirable, appe:aling and at a most attractive MANY NEW MATERIALS, models, colors and trimmings. Numerous pleasing BETTER QUALITIES AND BETTER STYLES than you have been accus- Charming New Blouses Of Fine French Voile $1.65 All show some interesting treatment of the frill falling from a becoming collar. Smart tuxedo effects with vests; Peter Pan and other models. Trimmed with handmade filet and dain- ty Valenciennes laces, embroidery or drawnwork. Blouses of this type have been consistently priced much higher. * Daintily fashioned of fine French Voile of a soft chiffonlike finish. Dresses for School Wear ~ $1.95 and $2.95 These Regulation Dresses, of sturdy, washable blue Middy Cloth, are very appro- pleated; wide belt of self material fastening with pearl buttons; large emblem on Women's Full-Fashioned Silk Hose .45 pair - Pure Silk with lisle tops, heels and toes, in black and gray only. A serviceable hose, well made and of good weight. Those dc‘esiring the full-fashioned hose 36 inch English Longcloth - 10-yard piece, $2.Q7 ‘A FINE COUNT LONGCLOTH with chamois finish. Offered at one- fourth less than regular price. Suitable for making undergarments or other Lécc Bandeaux \ —— THE .EVENING STAR, WASH’INGTON, D, C, TUESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1921.°7 JAMES WALLACE TO WED. |3 Viigtie S0 ., v scno | MR, ROOSEVELT IMPROVES ST. STEPHEN, N. B, August 29.— Franklin D. Roosevelt, former as- sistant secretary of the United States Navy, who: has been seriously ill at his summer home at Campobello, . B. lIs recovering ‘slowly. He caught a heavy cold and was threat- ened with pneumonia. Mrs. Roosevelt and their children are with him. TR 0 O e T S Wash collar and sleeves. Box T substantial saving by this i 5 RICH, HEAVY ALL- OVER LACE BAN- DEAUX lined with fine net. - Others of pink ma- terial with wide lace at top and lower edge; tape or lace shoulder straps. Sizes 32 to 42. Woodwarh & Lothrop Open 9:15 New York—WASHINGTON—Paris oot u e Close 6 of the season. and all Saturdays thereafter store will remain open. wg The Last Summer Holidays Store will be closed Saturday, Sep- tember 3 and Monday, September 5 (Labor Day), the last summer holidays Saturday, September 10, Autumn Street Dresses for Women Most Moderately Priced, $19.50 to $39.50 The choicé of a woolen street dress is one of the vital things in the selection of any woman’s Fall wardrobe—but the most particular women will find in this ex- cellent collection of dresses those that combine utility, charm and a smartness of style, with prices that are indeed very moderate. Poiret twills and tricotines are most used. Dresses are straight lined, slim and unfitted, almost all of them adopting the low waist line, full bell sleeves and very narrow long sashes—all promi- nent features of the Autumn mode. Braid trimmings, wide and narrow, in unique designs are featured, much embroidery is seen, in black or colors, sometimes traced in gilt thread— pipings in rust, jade and red give the chic touch of color, and many have bits of colored duvetyne on collar and cuffs. The coat dress newly opens at the side; one of these is sketched, at the right, in navy blue tricotine, with three rows of black silk braid emphasizing the straight lines, and collar of black satin, $19.50. Tricotine in navy is also used for the other frock—black silk braid in wheel motifs trims skirt, waist and sleeves, and a narrow vest of bisque georgette crepe embroidered in white is disclosed by the braid-bound tuxedo collar, $25. Women's Dress Section, Third floor. Women’s Smart Autumn Tailleurs Distinguished by Their Long, Slender-lined Coats The tailleur for autumn fully meets every requirement of taste and style—introducing the newest fabrics in its fashioning, moussyne, er- minine and tricotine and twill cords. < Superb, man-tailored models, straightlined or broken by narrow belt, shoulders cut high and smooth fit ting—each line graceful, slenderiz- ing—in fact, the best in tailleurs, in every way emphasizing the highest standard of quality and style, always characteristic of Woodward & Lothrop suits. Autumn browns, beaver and malay, Sorrento blue, navy “and black are the prevailing colors. 5 The unusual pricings offer a wide selection of particularly excellent values 7 $42.50 to $125 HbMESPUN, the Tailored Sports Suit Attractively Priced, $29.50 and $55 Smart homespun and soft mingled tweeds, in shades that seem to re- flect the deep, rich colors of early autumn, fashion the new suits for sports. Strictly tailored, box coat suits, with close fitting notch collar, large patch pockets on both coat and skirt, and narrow belt. = Suit Section, Third floor. For Autumn Sports Ribbed Silk Hose - New Jersey Sweater Coats Are Needed When Cool Fall Winds Begin to Blow Two of the newest sweater coats, in all- wool jersey, have just come to us, the one of jersey brushed and trimmed in plain jer- sey; the other of plain heavy quality jersey. Both with the full-length Tuxedo collar, which may be worn buttoned over like a coat—both with patch pockets, the one hav- ing a buttoned down flap; while two but- tons trim the slgeves and fasten the narrow belts. Black, navy and green or brown heather are the colors. . Both are excellent values at these special The newest in this important member of fall accessories—offering an exceptionally beautiful quality of finely ribbed silk sports hose, in lovely two-tone colors—polar gray with cerise or King's blue, and black with emerald, fully fashioned and well made. Priced $7.50 pair, plus tax. Hostery Section, Firet floor. prices. . . " 0'The brushed jersey model, $7.50 ~ Rainy Autumn Days will soon be The plain jersey model, $6.75 with us, then you will need ; Raincoats Many New Styles for Women - Specially Priced at $5 The newest models, of which: there is a splendid showing,-are as smart looking as they are serviceable. Fashioned from rub- berized silks, of the very best quality, in rich colorful plaids, small checks, lovely changeable and plain colors, newest of these, wistaria and mahogany. Comfortable cut models, - all-enveloping, with easy fitting raglan sleeves, and collars which may be buttoned high or worn low; patch or inset pockets—many piped in a contrasting ‘color. 5 : . Smart gabardine/ralncoats are shown-in nayy, black and olive, showing much' the same cut and style features, except for the sleeves, which are set in, ; Priced from $17.50 to $40. ‘Women's Coat Section. Thind floor. Extra Size Colored Satin Petticoats Fine quality Satin Petticoats with 58-inch hipsi, especially ‘made for the stout woman. ~ Tucked flounce model with a pleated ruffle trimming. The first time we have had such good extra- size petticoats at this popular price in a long while. = A good -assortment of fall shades, plain or two-toned effects in violet, ' taupe, blue, brown, green, henna, navy blue and black. - Petticoat Section, Third Soor. Tomorrow—A Special Sale of Philippine Handmade Gowns and Chemise $2.95 Garment Materials are sheer and fine, the embroidery nicely done and in pretty designs, and the price is much lower than these grades are usuaily sold. Low-neck Gowns, special, $2.95 Some sleeveless, others with short sleeves; either ve or square low neck styles; hand-embroidered in solid and eye- let designs and beautifully hemstitched. 5 Envelope Chemise, special, $2.95 Hemstitched and beautifully hand-embroidered in butterfly, eyelet and wreath desjgns; some models match the gowns; pretty scalloped shoulder straps. Both Gowns and Chemise are finished with hand-scallop- ing and are entirely handmade. Lingerie Section, Third floor. Thc Motrola Low Priced at $15 Just Half the Price at Which It Has Been Selling The Motrola is a de- pendable electric wind- ing device that is easily attached to any talking machine. We now of- fer it for the first time at $15, or just half the usual price. A touch of the button when a record is changed is all that is necessary. The motor is wound to the proper point and automatically stops. Yo, Come to the Victrola section, fourth floor, and let us demonstrate the Motrola to you TERMS IF DESIRED—S$5 at time of purchase and balance in two equal monthly payments, . ENROLL NOW For the Dressmaking Course —and learh to make your own clothes while actually doing the work, which is the only satis- factory way to learn anything. You cut, sew and fit clothes under the supervision of ex- perienced, up-to-date dress- makers. You will be shown the proper way of doing every- thing that needs be done to at- tain success in making clothes. You are free to ask questions at all times. The classes are limited to a small number, so that each patron may get absolutely in- dividual attention. Enroll now—the classes be- gin September 6th, and only a limited number can be accom- - modated each day. The sooner you enroll, the earlier the class to which you may be assigned. Enroliment Desk, Dress Goods Section, Second floor. G September Is - new Valenciennes Laces Special price, 60c doz. yards We have just secured a assortment of Valen- ciennes Laces in both French and round meshes, including Edges and Inmsertions to match, in about 12 different patterns from 15 to 1 inch wide, and five different pat- terns of Edges and Beading combined, to match inser- tions. All of the patterns may be had in several different widths, thus increasing the desirability of the offering. They are high quality, at- tractive Laces and the price of 60c dozen yards is low in the extreme for such quali- ties. Lace Section, First floor. i the Time to Buy Fi wrniture The September Furniture Sale - will begin Thursday, September 1st, with substantially low- ered prices on the greater part of our regular stock, and very special prices on large lines of fine furniture bought from our regular manufacturers at great concessions. If you wish to take full advantage of all the great oppartunities for economy this sale offers, you will want to be here the very first thing Thursday morning. Our stocks are large—the largest we “have ever presented. TFhere is plenty of fine furniture in every wood, in every period design and for every room. Complete suites, fancy decorative pieces, distinctive - copies of historical designs. We belleve the values will prove most ex- ceptional; we conscientiously believe they are the best that have been offered In recent years. And, ot course, you know that with these low Fflces go our usual quality of wood, workmanship, fin- sh and appearance. Rugs will be included in the sale at most attractive Furniture and Bug Section, Sixth Soor. gy