Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 22

r 23 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1921 B e AR e IS s s e I A e I e e rre————— —_———— Talking Machine Records—*“All the New Ones, All the Time.” Balcony, First Floor, S S S RS R 7 ¥ SRS - FOUNDER OF Y. M. C. A, |, o, ¥oums dere chie &£ G An unprecedented opportunity LAUDED AT MEETING |1t NERBED I, ‘ s 3¢ to buy and save. Sale Price Rev. R. H. Mackay, Long Pastor * he e o 1 5 5 o of London Church, Addresses e ithy ) A selection of styies that will appeal to fastidious : QN i women who are accustomed to paying a much higher price Association Here, . . . 5 The life of Sir George Williams, for their dresses. founder of the Y. M. C. es ¥ 2 T 5 g it of The ;;-.t?;:; of an address by Hov. ' in“here he will \ _It’s another noteworthy achicvemest to the credit of The Bar- fogical Society, before the secret ke seve hen e S ~ P ®/ gain 6th. Women will wonder how in the world such beautiful, mnd laymen of the association this ving the eity. The time well made dresses are selling for only $15. morning. li be announced late . It’'sa nlé of rare interest to every woman anl miss. There are coat models, belted dresses, long-waisted, sashed models, uneven Canton Crepe Dresses hems, pannier side.effects, bloused styles, the new Jenny sleeves— Poiret Twill Dresses in fact, every style that is authentic and wanted. N o A i . : > : o Fine Tricotine Dresses e gnr?g’:g::fisasf?nr_‘; e D, e e e o wemen Crepe-Back Satin Dresses 5 Yalama Cloth Values nothing short of remarkable, come e early: sale price, $15.00 Colors—Navy Blue, Brown and Black Sixth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother S T T TIIE N S S Here Are Girls’ All-Wool ™ A e e e S . Beaver Hats ’ . Winter Coats j Peie Women’s Full-fashioned Chocolates Bon Bons' Special Saturday cafln'!gl:'dr:: $§Ugam i | [ % Exceptional‘Value at ; e -( $3.9 5 BlaCI(uSflk StOCkingS Jellies and Ginger A variety covering all the stand- : d ard candies expected to be found in il 1 \ > ) ;:?"»‘_" b ‘Ifk apt In spite of the trifles that class them as gulars,” you such a box are contained in the H 1 5 2 "f:l‘ "s’ha‘p"””-inds;_ will pronounce ll|c<le better quality silk stockings the best value Assorted and Bon Bons H 4 J Just when the cool weather 7 = ey you've encountered for many and many a season. Sizes 9, Chocolates i / comes, too. Saturday, at that, & {)"_g 31"“"‘1 RE ‘:l":i 91 and 10—another advantage, for vou'd expect this to be a i S broken lot, but we are pleased to state that for value, size range . . G & when the girls are not in - It’s a box for people who like 2 2 school and have time to come = :;l‘:l'l::_ s‘l;l'f: and and general satisfaction, this is a hosiery value of importance. variety and every piece is distinctive ; \ [\clre and try on a hedcon;xing ¢ 4 % s 3 3 : . k) | i I o o e e § Other Beavers Up to $7.50 Women’s Fine Silk Hosiery, *i." $1.00 per pound : NEW! 7 A new Shipment of$ 1 95 ; less feet. Black and Cordovan. Sizes 8% to $l 50 ° > B oAt the Nunnally cAgencies Colors are blue and rein: 2" Priscilla Dean Tams, 10. Cotton tops. Seamed backs. Pair...... and Stores / deer, and_the cloth is heavy weave with fleecy surface— Brings many new colors of this snappy school “warm as toast,” durable as hat of genuine Suedelike. Every hat carries the ¢ 2 9, 3 = Cafi be ind 4 valuc thaf thas { 1 Bienty of bright red and all the other colors Children’s Fine Ribbed 25 C no equa 1S season. Dizes H v = - L 7%,50d 10 years. ik A Cotton Stockings at Falf L(i‘“el of (I]Ii\:s, wg“"l CM‘SBP 53.8551;)5522.50 A New Al'l'lvfll Of $ 1 95 Black, white and cordovan. in sizes 6 to 9':. The sturdy Girls' All-Wool Regulation Blouses, $7. = 2 W ks ‘ 3 D AT 1 o Girls' ~All-Wool Pleated Skirts, $7.50 i Sally Hood-Hats, ® kind that’ wear so well and are good looking for school or One of the smartest hate of the season. equally suit- B ora Neavy Ribbed Cotton Boyw Heavy Corduroy Rib- ' ki Black Girls’ All-Wool Serge Dresses, $4.95 N R 4 R e et 3 ood qualitr, " in hed Cotton Stoel nck . . - o 3 S = f £ H ®iz One-picce model with pique collar and cuffs. Patch enough 0. e neizt Neve Very : A NEW SHIPM E} Sioes 35 good looking — the pocket and belt add a snappy touch and the size range ; cond SIReREY C haa el ey SOC inclitdes 8 toi 14 vears ; todl: £ Yalue is worth mcludes e} years. 2 paits, $1.00 noting, too. Pair.... Third” Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. olihoman,, . S S & First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother, it 1wy <ol A Jorcrouns e | Again the Bays’ Shop Scoopsthe Town portant, for it must be at once comfortable and stimulating. It Eligss s ' e it | A Sale of Boys’ Suit X i allowed to assul a stoop. that fashion has | | Valye Combined With Style Bt cxtrtire to-bost advantage tor S S decreed in women’s | New Pumps and Oxfords figure development. shoes for FALL. i All these essentials have been . . ( . ; at capetuly, congatered o (e denin with Two Pairs of Knickers Developed in ing and construction of these Cor- §; i . ! . . L sets, and most important of all is It BAACK in TR BEACk A | : e il to be sure that THE FIRST COR- BTN RiD, BLACK BUEDE Very smart models, yet practical and com- SET 1S SELECTED AND FIT- BROWN CALF, S TANICAEY fortable. Straps and Ties in dull, patent and TED BY AN EXPERT. e W ol AT ! tan ca'f. Welt soles, Cuban heels, Baby Lonis : Saturday morning—the best time French Hedls, Low Heels, i heels, plain and tip: for school girls and mis8es to be Medium Heols, Cuban Heels. Seeond Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. fitted in Waists and Corsets—will be devoted to school girls. Be Prices that show the ad- surie to take advantage of this oc- vantage of buying your iy First, let us tell you what the buyer thinks of these footwear at TRAVERS. The Famous Girls’ Corsets and Corset suits. He came intayour office with Z lot of “pep,” and : Waists at $1.00 to $5.00. said: “I just arrived home from New York and, you can ® Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. -take it from me, I have rounded up SOME real values for Au br lsters B the boys—and the Suits at $9.75 are wonderful.” 5 :, It’s only natural for a buyer to be enthusiastic about " 5 : his merchandise—and since e have seen the garments he of New York City are Here in Person 5 referred to, we have absorbed some of his “pep.” We _ A New Department Instructively demonstrating _their Toilet Specialties Boys haven’t seen any suit values to compare with them for MEN’S SHOES that are known all over the world. Their object in con- years. They are perfectly made of sturdy, snappy mix- duc:iflz *hflst fdemo';lstral'm\fs‘;‘{lo ffiad: you to attain School tures. The coats are Norfolk style, of course. The 7o e erfect results from the use o eir products. % G J . Among the most widely known and constantly used }routs‘;rst h-i"\el slron.g"pc'v:lg?t.s and lYmEd thmll:ghg}“' fAs numbers of their numerous preparations are— \ I'T;Ie be 2! °f‘"7“€—t“c énlxthh J‘f’“l‘g‘eym‘;n work. Sizes ior Strawberry Cream .81 : OYSIOLZupIt) Y| She] yoars: Lemon Cream Beautifier . Vanishing Compact Rouge Compact Powder, each, S0c Young Men’s ) : Remarking about these Snappy Models Special Values in High-Grade These sturdy shoes of brown and Boys, Sport Mackinaws at $8.9 and— tan calf are the kind that will The more conservative styles. withstand the knocks and bumps [d (3 300TS & OXFORDS TOIIet Pr eparatlons :fimfll 1“;&‘;“%5:: r;nogdw:tyl‘e.h teo‘or —he said: . “Did you ever see better made mackinaws? And please note the Pebeco Tooth Paste : f‘,fl,‘{e'}:o?z‘i:.e‘l’:pgffi_ that pro= tmaterial. Why, any boy could keep warm at the North Pole with one of these %‘:‘.’:‘;‘;‘: Jb',’c‘:"r'i':ups‘;wn""fio ‘ot -90¢ garments.” We also noted a snappy line of plaids in colors that would win the Sans, an efiicient deodnr-nr:'. 3 Ry Sizes 6 to 8..........8$2.95 heatt of most any lad. They are double-breasted and have four big pockets, Woodbury’s Facial Soap, 3 Sizes 8; to 11.......83,45 all-around belts and convertible collars. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Pivers’ Azurea Extract, oz. 1 2 Superior o-um¥ Toothbrush 5 Shies 113% to 2.......§3.95 i The Boys’ Shop—Fifth Floor, Lansburgh & Brether. Remmers’ Bath Tablets... (The last item, brown only) - . First Floor—Lansburgh Seeond Floor—Lansburgh & Brother,