Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 6

' . ‘ < 4 7 & ¢ N 6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, ' C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921—PART 1. o Hoodward &Cothrop ’ ! Open 9:15 A.M. ) 4 New York—WASHINGTON—Paris Close 6 P. M. Y Z . A p seniciny Handmade Beaded B Armenian 5 anamaadae beadae ags Ve ‘Lace-Edged Will be placed on Handkerchiefs sale Monday at the 55¢ > very low price of handkerchiefs. And at g the price of §5c they You have bought Beaded Bags at this low price i ;'.'.‘.‘,,','L"‘alz,!f‘,,,""j:\hfi.':\ - y - before, to be sure, but we do not believe you have have heen almost im- i 3 - been able to get such excellent beadwork, such possibicitoigeisincoithe beautiful colors or such desirable styles. All- are in the fashionable pouch style, entirely = f hand-crocheted of silk, with decorative bead de- H signs in steel, jet, white and blue, finished at the | bottom with ball and tassel. war. o It was our good fortune to secure a desirable quantity at a concession that enables as to oi- fer them to you sof favorably. Every Hand- 3 5 y = kerchief of pure. soit, ] o SES The top draws together with silk cord which :‘;::::;wdp‘\‘\"nh'”-\rnle‘x‘l‘:i"n N formsa pretty and graceful handle. lace edge. g Very specially priced at $9.75 '$3.30 Half Dozen C I d A Leather Goods " Section, First. fioor. L 50 Eoch olored Autumn Hats Handkerchief Section, First = Coos For the Street Costume ' Now is the time to buy , . Wool Scarfs Featured at $12.50 to $25 Student LAMPS Fall breezes call for \ CEo Rel S et Where before a few colors k S —while assortments are exceptionally good, and FOR MISSES: who wouldn't don’ one ave appealed to feminine favor, y g of these gorgeously col- today myriad exquisite shades and tints enrich the Autumn while you tmay choose from most every desired “D . 9 G Sl ey illinery— style in finishes to harmonize with the room sur- own Uilly rocks Brushed wool scarfs in roundings ” vivid Indian patterns and i = e . . & b Colors. and camel'e hair f:?::‘;‘i'clhb]r‘;;‘ fm(;" the‘rf:"ef 1";"5?]‘"}? (tio thde "]:te"“- go};}(‘i“’ Lamps for home study— from London scarfs in alpaca and mo- varm, , reds, and exquisite fuchsia shades; dusky rosewoods, Lamps to tak to school ; . L g £ : E ) ps to take away to school 3 Atii : S f feelomany black brilliant poppy and delicate beige and beaver—paradise and flam- ADJUSTABLE READING LAMPS, can be conveniently £ Olng ]the_fir§[ shipments to arrive, of the per- Priced from $395 to ing sunset go down to gleaming copper, the rich nut browns hung on chair, bed, dresser, wall or mirror; finished in sonal selections made by our Misses’ buyer, )‘:hlle _51_7}-‘5:' RoticsiisaiCape s < and seal. black, nickel, brown, green, gray or brass. $3.75 to $4.50. lf“ El?gianq\lthls season, were the “Down Dilly” g Skt : A JSTO LIGHT, can be put anywhere; made with rocks for Misses a new version of the Where before a few shages h b 1 davih ADJU T, P ywhere ; . scarf, in navy blue shapes have been popular, to ay there are adjustable hood; in brass, bronze and nickel. $5.75 to Lo 3 Prhedloclilcdaad Iscarecl e S 25, t was a really clever idea to draw soft chenille thread e e :e_y two alke g e > ] 1‘)‘1-:51( LAMPS, with adjustable arm and hood, the heavy — ©f wonderfully beautiful colorings through fine mar- :‘:! '3{2"?(93"2‘23 ci(;"i; Soft, crushable hats of duvetyne, hats with wide spreading brims, base makes them stationary; in bronze or brass finish. quisette and thus create this rich, new fabric. Though it st cHade. $52 = of lovely Panne and Lyons velvet—turbans widely varying in $5.75 to $9.50. from London, these frocks strictly adhere to the de- Sweater Section. Thied floor. contour, banked with bright-hued ribbon roses stuck with me- DESK LAMPS, with the bell-shaped hood and adjustable murely simple straight-line mode” of Paris—the long AITE et 't?l 1 d Aeveil i S arm, in brass, bronze, and in bronze de luxe, which has graceful necklmo_: bound with georgette of a contrasting New Among =i = P o AR Ong Crapec el i A IonIzing; a gold band and inlay of black, which is very attractive. shade, narrow ties of georgette or black velvet ribbons Fall Umbrellas bh?idilsx : hélts u{rge;fl] up and }flown. soft felt with ribbon- cockades, $5.75 to $14. - 7 c?nfimng the e o 1113\-: entire sleeves and yoke g o 5 an e Spanish hat, with its falling feathers ith id FLOOR LAMPS, i reat variety of styles; with th of georgette, and one model is bloused at the back over j A smart 25-inch silk um- i . g ers at either side. AMPS, in a great ty of styles; with the 12 mEs ovs / brella for women, shown Ostrich, clipped and in airy plumes, smart short quills, worn at most _convenient appliances—adjustable rods; bell- a narrow belt—these are the new and pleasing features E in the wanted fall = peie . S 2 . = shaped or round hoods; linings of aluminum, which in these frocks of English origin. e o various angles, ribbons, cordings and clustered feather fancies, SE=b i LRt z B m a y 2 % = S X L throws a particularly soft light; with the long or short = izetd S 3 8-rib frame, with wood- = are shown. ¥ ith ok ond Z Shown i Colorings are exquisitely lovely—cornflower blue, cin- en rod finished with = . arm, some with smoking stand accessorigs. opapn namon brown, a copper shade like that of old pottery, a mala&:cfi a‘;]d natrl;ral 4 brass, "f"s‘;ev b";’z‘;“- iron, brohze de luxe, baroque and vivid florhl, and black or black and white gl g wood handles, in P. W. : ! bronze. to $26. - 2 Sra Shiapc % iamia ) = 2 Allare gay, appealing, becom- WELL KNOWN FLEXIBLE GOOSENECK LAMPS, The price is unusual ’ der distglzfiigehet an- i ng — embodymg e‘veryfl’ung in bronze or brass, for desk or floor; desk style; $6 and for an importation. ....... $29,50 other smart_model for = feminine and graceful that SG‘S?;NDFEC?‘:‘SWEIQC;,fl? and §12. e ) women, a_25-tuch cui- b 5 Misses® Section, Fourth foor. ' ored silk, in navy biue: = - hats should have. . a tan leather wrist strap - . . . & 7 :‘nna‘lsa}::ecsa the d.hasnl%tepls; < /A : You may choose your first Autumn § — M hat from these, with the assurance For men the 2. = \ g > 3 e Bead < inch, " piece “(;;ed.rempe = z N ’/ that the modes are authoritative. Pearl d 4 i :dgoen usr_nr : ;efra;r;] el’;l.o‘:?[lh \ [ Millinery Salon, Third floor. NeCklaCCS assorted wood ha}r;dle‘s. silver trimmed, in P. W. ) or Gpera shape. S5 plas i $1.50 tax. ; Cinbretla Secticn, First floor. Lovely French Pearls ~ § of soft, creamy tone or iridescent tints that gleam and spar- - ’ \ kle; graduated sizes. = ’ P 18 and 24 inch lengths. ' eptember Values in Bedroom Furniture i ‘ z g uriginallyA at a much Emphasizing the economy and advantage of choosing now while = R ewelry Section, Firs B . c o floor. 5 ” Sept‘ember.-s Substamf:ally Lowered Prices are in Force Above every consideration of low price, which we emphasize as strongly as we know how ' because the prices are low enough to de hi is, i i -l il I ug serve this emphasis, is the attractive design, fine Wood Bead workmanship and superb quality of all this Furniture. It is truly furniture of a high ord'er—— 4 ; furniture that radiates refinement, good taste and distincti It will gi e i Girdles _ s ;x:lcd 1})r1..t hft 1w:ll give lasting satisfaction o Almost daily new styles are coming to our Footwear A~ ! W SIEIIESCRVICE The Latest displays, giving expression to some original idea, g - A Rt i The newest fad fash- sole charming new last, some late version of the | ‘“ ‘ — gl:lii?mn';?:‘ing"g?‘;:rgirg;‘e:Sefi‘“:‘fi%z‘;{ttgegg‘;?{; ion has adgan;ctz; is strap effect or some modish combination of shades ‘ Sy R 3 it the Wood Bead Gir- an ials. i Lrea.ser;\:(: twin beds. September Sale Price, $575. dle, in the wanted col- d materials ouis American Walnut Five-pi erings of jade, mul- s Suite—dresser, chifforette, toilet tablep;:c:tgiex:lzoe?i:t ~ berry, red and black. (e Rodel nlieel DG REERE AR September Sale Price, $400. $2.25 to S4. pervades all our shoe styles: Queen Anne Brown Mahogany Four-piece Bedroom toor S Tan One—'Str{Lp l_:'ump' inlaid with fawn suede, Brown Kid inlaid with brown suede, Black Suite—dresser, chifforette, vanity and full size bed. September Sale Price, $375. Louis XVI Ivory Enamel Suite—] n dresser, chjfiorctt{, vahitycluuli3 ;g;locs)inzle l?:&t;eelel.;;fi: Housewares One-Strap Pump, fastening with small metal interpretation of this period, with a beautiful enamel At Substantially buckle of Brown and Black Calf and Black finish. September Sale Price, $425. Lowered Prices Patent; also Black and Brown suede with fawn A sale of the largest suede strap and collar. $10 pair. and most complete - Calfskin with black suede. $12 pair. ., September Sale of ¥ A gnlaignifice_ntA Crotch Walnut Suite of Louis XV period, consisting of large dresser, chifforette, vanity collection of house- An entirely different Oxford shows the cut-out dresser and bowfoot bed, is one of the best values iliti ¢ in the September Sale, elegance and quality con- :;lvde u:l'net:esp:::;d:v; wing tip, in black and brown calfskin. $12 pair. 3 sidered. i idere: ; September Sale Price, $725. And the prices are the lowest we have seen - Windsor Chenille Rugs ~ i,n." ™ Cordovan Brogue Oxford with full, cnm.fort— able toe, wing tip and low flat heel. $11 pair. ) : Every article is safe, High Lace Boots, one model of Black Kidskin Newly Arrived and Newly sound, &ependable or Calfskin with straight tip. $11 pair. Brown o quality—there is noth- Calfskin, $12 . B P . |) 5 Lowered in Price ing that is not useful ! 2 ivate B oW Sk S pair and good; there is i }’:‘he plain-colored double-faced rug which so many “D‘:‘ ing ‘zhat 'i:h "ft Many Othct/ MOdCIS, omes hdve been awaiting. They are in bl sufficiently worthy to o taupe and rose, with double banc{ horders‘ol;e;iirl?g; go fintofouc fregulan i H!gh and I.DW, $9 to $16. harmonizing tones. » i stocks. In facf!, thhe % 2 ter part of this 3 PRICES ARE -ABOUT ONE-FIFTH LOWER zl:erachandise comes [Shou/Bection AThiot Meee: THAN HERETOFORE: e gl 9x12, $65. 8.3x10.6, $55. makers. 6x9, $35. 4x7, $20. Make a note of this 3x6, $12. 30x60, $8.50. event—buy now—and 27x54, $6.50. 21x45, $4.50. save much. Housewares Section, Fifth