Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1921, Page 25

(5] = | 0 s [0 e 0 e | = o——lole——lcl—— o] | | | Q e A B ;amam mpsspe [=] 3 -made of excellent q ‘only: Dlue and Rust-proof, Royal Worces- ter; discon- tinued num- bers. NOW FOR A TO BEAT A SALE SALE Just one year ago the People’s Department Store had its greatest sale—the store was crowded with buyers, and all selling records were surpasszd, for the bargains were most extraordinary. Now we have grep.red for tomorrow and next week a sale to beat last October's big event—a '—and we are making s zrices at a level you would scarcely thi k possible, and by offering you “SALB TO BEAT A SALE™ sure that we will surpass last ‘xe.:s s;le by e brand-new, fall merchandise right at the beginniag of the season, just when you want it. Read ( z. money-saving story, and come early tomorrow! 100 Beautiful $19.75, $25 and $29.75 DRESSES in the Big Sale at . . $12 50 Sport Dresses, $6 98 $12.98 This sale will draw the crowds— and with good reason. These 100 fine new fall dresses we have select- ed from our regular new fall stock selling at $19.75, $25 and $29.75! In- cluded are finest All-Wool Tricotine and French serges, in black and navy; all sizes for women and misses; also some extra large sizes. New Coats Included Rack of Coats for misses and wom- en, including large sizes; many coats sell ordinarily for $25.00, none less than $19.75; all-wool broadcloth, American vl.;elours and bolivia; black, navy, tan, brown, rein- deer, Harding blue.... 514-75 All Cloth Coats marked $3500, $39.00 and $45.00; silk-lined bolivia and velour coats with large beaver- ette and seal collars; every wanted shade and style £ 524-75 Coats in Genuine Salt's Seal Plush; deep collar; belted model; 36 inches lon,;v wide flare; all sizes; intended to be sold for $19.75......... $l4 75 Genuine Salt Sul Plush Coats; many models trimmed in real fur; skunk, beaverette and opossum; silk lined; many $45 and $50 coats in the Iot some All-wool Jersey Sport Dresses in brown, Pekin, navy and blue; finished with white kid and linen collar and cuffs; two pockets Of course you are surprised at the price—but you will be still more surprised when you see the dresses; they are for girls 6 to 12: nicely made of superior qual- ity gingham; the material alone is worth much more Now Anof to 14 year sizes; many a!lracll\e styles; plaids, checks and plain colors; pretti trimmed; every dress has a sash; marked to sell at $3.98, $450, and $4.98; these dresses $2_85 B0 Bt ..cccciennnnnn All-Wool Serge Dreases for Girls 6 to 14 years: made of dou- ble warp all-wool serge, with great care, and finished and GIRLS COATS Ceats for Children 2 to 6 years; warm and dressy; many styles: nicely tailored in gray chinchilla and velours; brown, Harding blue and reindeer; $4 98 they are all in the sale at Unlimited assortment of Girls’ Coats, 6 to 14 years; materials include bollvia, kersey, and ve- lours, in brown, reindeer, navy, Harding blue; some have fur col- tar, imitation fur and large cloth i Tinea: % Fenuine $9.75 Hosiery Snaps bargain ‘Women’s New-Fashioned Seam Hese in real lisle: black, brown and white; excellent qunuy pair, in the 25(: = g Tot ot Out Size Hose, in white: size 93% and 10; sold at 39 now 3 pairs for. Child’s Fine RI Heose; black, brown, lnd whl(e sizes up to 8%.. : 50c 25¢ ::::.1 (heavy quality; 25C $1.98 House Dresses, in all sizes; made of Amoskeag plain and stripe gingham: “Billle Burke and guaranteed standard check ging- ham; one pocket; cut full 'and wide; marked 39c 5% ...... 53 ty marked $1.00 BLANKETS-- BEDWEAR Full Sise Bed Co-l.l‘llc silko- lene covered: scroll $2.98 stitched; corded cot- 98 Tts, COver- ton fillin ues ed "Ith plain and flowered sateen on both sides; extra wide and long: fine white $6.98 60x74 inches; blue in gray and tan carded cotton fill: Blankets; and pink bord-u. = $3.98 percale: cut all $9.75 values for this sale, pai $l 98 Australi: horderl. 64x76 and Warm Gray an M ‘Nashus Wool« 0 imeles; now.. marked to sell at §$12.50. Women’s and Misses’ All-Wool Serge Jumper Dresses; navy serge; piped with sou- tache braid; patent leather belt and Every Suit Half Price. Mostly black and navy tricotine ;. silk-lined coats— $25 Suits, $12.50; $35 Suits, $17.50; $45 Suits, $22.50; $50 Suits, $25 DRESS SHIRTS $1.15 You men wili do well to get your Shirt supply now, while the price is so low. These are all Dress Shirts, fine quality and perfectly made; woven madras, rep, ducetine and high- count percales; button front; French cuffs; sizes 14 to 17; present factory prices are ERoi s e s FURNISHINGS only .. ‘n-'u Blue Chambray Work 3 “Defiance” quality, with cnlllr attached; cut full; double stitch; placket sleeves; sizes 14 to 17.. " $2.98 Starting the HAT SALE At $1.98 Of course, they are worth much more—but we say $1.98 for this sale. Pretty and stylishly trimmed hats in black, brown and tan velvet. Shapes all new and exclusively fall models. The manufacturer lost & lot of money on these hats. Another Collection of Trimmed Hats, taken right from the $4.98 line, and some priced higher; many beautiful styles to select from; they are $2-98 75c¢ F OOTWEAR SPECIALS Women's Stylish and Dressy Tan Calf and Black Viel Kid Shoes; military and Spanish heels; sizes 235 to 8; compare makes n'n,? $4.95 Growing Girls’ Smart Mahogany Calf and Black Viel Kid Shoes; Cuban and low heels; sizes 2% to 6; $5 and 36 values; $3.95 sale price Girls’ Gun Metal Calf Shoes, with English and round toes; UNDERWEAR Women's-Girls’ Medium Weight Ribbed Under- wenr for Women; Shirts and Drawers; high neck and long sleeves or short 59c sleeves; each garment.. Girle’ Ribbed Unfon Suits, bleached, heavy qu: ity; full line of size: 90 Per Buit ......oeeenen. . “E-Z” Unlon Sults; perfect qtality; for boyl and eicla; i slaeky up ito F 18 95c years; suit Gowns of Imll Cloth lim; trimmed with lace broidery; high neck and long sleeves or low neck elette Night Gowns, with without collar: trimmed ‘Women'’s rlnulcfln llars or gsc coats, finished with ruf- fles; cut full size: vary prettily low priced at 4gc fll.lel(fl“lflll"-l efl'l‘d of extra 1arge cut and splen quality; rubber bottom and waist ... 8sc Heatherbloom a: Sateen Pet- ticoats; some have taffeta silk rlrmlel. others :-ul:'lels of same materia ST St e LOR splendid bargain ll. Silk Petticoats of all silk jer- Siack imoluded: maric black Included; mark- e 3558, 3ess. and 94,98 $7.50 .es Ladles’ Ribbed Union Suits; bleached fleeced quality; high neck tng long :leevu and low neck and no sleeves: real fine rlhhed lll $ "‘. sizes ... 2' Lighter Wdllt Union Suits, for women:; Kayser make; flesh and ‘white; cuft knee or sl 25 shell bottom ...ev.q Chalmers Ribbed Uni fine ribbed quality; selam!él pa!u;'t closed crotch; elas ¢ cuffs on sleeves and ankles; $ $2.00 value 1'39 Chalmers® ece Suitss shirts and drawer: fine ribbed quality; shirts finished with taped neck; flat lock seams; drawers have double seat and taped waist; irts sizes, 34 to 46; drawers, 30 to 44; r 950 Shirts, lrlboro' $1.25 value .. 95¢ Men's M “Faultless” and makes; all sizes to 20; low priced Men’s P._l.nln soft finish long- cloth; trimmed with silk frogs and silk braid; tan, blue, pink, lavender and white; all sizes: selling reg- $l 69 ularly at $2.50 . Men's Dress and Working Pants; woolen mixtures and fancy striped worsted finishes; waist measures 30 to 44; length to 34 inches; actual $3.50, $4, and $5 $ values . £5 2‘95 Boys’ $12.75 to $14.75 SUITS $6.95 We guarantee that you can- not equal this offering in Wash- ington! We have taken 200 or more suits out of regular stock and marked them, irrespective of cost, at $69% Many Dub- belbilt and Steel Fiber Suits are among them; mostly all wool; full-fashioned pants, with dou- ble seats and knee; coats have slash pockets and regular pock- ets; all lined with alpaca; sizes to 18—actually marked at SIZJS and $14.75. s’ Mackinaws in dark plaids and mixtures, deep pockets, shawl collar button up Hoyw* Junior ov'e'm-m slzes 3 to 8 years: bro sale price Cottons, Domestics 2,500 36-inch Extra Heavy Out- l:g El.- mll?l li.’h: stripes and checks; prics Is more than our re- 12‘/2(: tail price ... 32-inch Zephyr Ingham, ia ull‘;t;n!‘ c?ec l‘ an 25 plaids; newes! erns; 35¢ quuny e 5 . c cal Illnt ana flnk s} usrn-. GE.II.I. K-flr Cl"h. 33 inches wldn. plain colors, s and checks; 35c¢ qul LY oceomenrsosveccn 29¢ | — E—E_ [c—— o] EEEEEBEE—EEEEEEEEE:—EEE—EEEEEEEEEEEEEEECA(EE—E‘ James sulllvx . Radnor, Pa.: Mrs. | EXAMIN; c\ur es Farnam, Briarcliff Manor, b ” uu ilory, Port Chest. 127 | onchera will e netd at the Frankiin ry, Port Chester, Fon FOUHDATlo" DAY (l:Id Mrs. ll?etoeryl‘l‘un of Southamp- |Bchool December £1 and 22, it was ton. Mrs. Irvine Lenroot, wife of the |announced today by Harry Englizh, from nsin, has joined 'secrctary of the board of examiners. the foundation as'a builder member.|Credit will be given applicants for P the positions who have taken colleg« and normal school courses in junior high school methods. National Organization to Hold Bpecial Celebration in Xnick- erbocker Theater. The Woman's National Foundation has arranged for a mass meeting to be held Monday at the Xnickerbocker Theater from 4 t> 5:30 o'clock in celebration of “Foundation day.” A number of speakers will outline the work accomplished by thc founda- tion since it nr’nnlnuon 1ast April oh]-e s for the fu- Mary Garden, general director of the Chlfl‘o Opera Company. says she hopes to give America this winter mn most brilliant opera season it has ever enjoyed. Pastime Club will give 11 t. PeARrLSs @@ DiamonDps Q) Necklaces - Ri - BarPins - Dn, a‘rn of the finest qui (r are allowed to errter this lishment which is an assurance of great value to the inexperienced byyer - Correspondence invited PersonAL CHrisTMAs CarDS Charming. new and exclusive with this House now for selection ~ Samples upor request SteERLING SLvER DINNER 279 TEA SERVICES Watches. Clocks, China, Class and Novelties are illustrated and priced iz the Cift Book - mailed to any part of the werld - upon request. bers, but all ILVERSMITHS ln'Ae:re.u,t‘e‘d. i l&ll'pra‘::cr. are invited M”Phsl' del S""fln,,s ents for mee re in the hands of eIAl ;om‘;:fn:n ace phl(l consisting of Mr: Erneat G. Walker, chairman; dia. Sylvester Dra- per; Mrs. Charles B. Howry and Mrs. Oscar Underwoo: Lantern elide tién site an: buildings will explained by Mrs. ident of th other 8] will be & Callorn, pr. foundation. Amnn" ers wlll b- Mrs. Marie Moore t, eant oommltun. 'ho wm ml p::c story of the pageant ta be given in connection with the ball to be given by the foundation at the New Wil- II?rd November 16, and Mrs. Lydia 8, raper. ord has been received from New York, where an active campaign for members of the foundation is in progress, that the following. new donor founders had been secured: nobzrt Black, N-wx k; imore Cropley, deputy clerks of the | » who I a brother of William R. e of the court for the twenty-foRr 7, starting S years. Mr. Cropley has been ce the youngest oficial ever ven years of age JOINT FLEET PRACTICE IN PANAMA BAY PLANNED Products Farm Fram to You Details of Combined Maneuvers “Beuevue Farms” Not Yet Announced—The L h Towa in Tests. unc e e Aot R i I133c381C o Panama bay next February, Preiim- 1338 N. Y. Ave. ° ° R s T S epEoiAL Furnit You’ll Lik e enevess Soilidne TOMORROW l ure Ou e commanded by Admiral H. C. Jones of_the Atlantic fleet. Detafls of the maneuvers have not been announced, but the solution of & @geéneral marine war problem in- volving all elements of attack and defense with every naval auxiliary is believed to be on the program. A feature will be the gunnery ex- ercises conducted with the ex-bat- tleship Iowa., which will be taken south when the flect sails January 3. The Iowa will be placed under radio control for the exerciscs, as she was when used as a target during the bombing tests off the Virginia capes recently. The coming tests, it is understood. ire to include both gunfire and aerial tAmh attacks. i SHOPPERS’ LUNCH In Our Pastry Dept. Special Tomorrow Boston Cream Pie § Moderately Priced Our FREE Offer With Every Parchase of $150 or More This 26-piece set of Beautiful, Heavy, Fully Guaranteed Table Silver, absolutely free as above. Your choice of “Betsy Ross” or “Rosemary” de- signs. A guarantee bond with every set. Model 47 COUPE New Price Delivered $2,355 In this Oldsmobile "E!g t” Coupe nothing i to be desired. Every possible requirement is pated in the conveniences and appointments of thlu ultrafine car. The smooth flow of power in this “Eight” {s a constant sources of satisfaction. OLDSMOBILE SALES CO. 1016-1018 Connecticut Avenue Open Sundays and Evenings During the Week T T E T This Cane Back and End Parlor Sulte wlike cut. Has definite lines of beauty. It comprises a Long, Roomy Settee, with Armchair and Arm Rocker to match. It is finished in Mahogany and covered with Imported Velour, Specially priced at Englander Twin Beds —in old ivory finish. Specnal sale price, including Guaran- teed Spring, each, 26 Couch Da-Bed Box Couch, with large compartment for storage, covered with attractive figured Art Linenette. Special, Console Table th Mirror. As dlustrated Very specially priced at— know what foot troubles mean UT your boy in Educators —keep him in Educators and he will never learn the torture of corns, bunions, callouses, ingrowing nails, and fallen arches. Genuine Educators, made by Rice & Hutchins are built scien- tifically to “let the feet grow as they should”. Bring your boy here for Educators today. Hassocks Made of Tapestry, Axminster and Wilton Carpeting. Various shapes and sizes. Spe- Pedestal Drop-Side CRIB Of metal, white enamel finish, Price, including spring, $7.75 Finished in ma- hogany. Very special— RICE & MUTCHINS DUCATO Esuoe@pp‘ FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN BERBERICH’S 1116-1122 Seventh Street 813 Penna. Ave|. @EEE—:BE—;EE@