Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1921, Page 17

: THE- SUNDAY . STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 23, 1921—PART 1. 1'!'; R R e o LI I AN S L L L 2 S L 18¢ Outing Flannel [ Yard-Wide itePactron Hemmed A $8.00 and $10 Wool-Mixed | ) , Porodle : Napkins Tablecloths, ‘ ) 14¢ Yard: o ) P $1.98 Doz $4.75 - A= Blankets | i < 7 “* Pure Irish li lity, f /i . in:7 “;:I:nii:t. f’:eecc};l?:d stc lSt&;ldard qnalu: el inteur::edrtso scrlllmfoguy:)s(; In Sizes 70x80 ’”’w ' b d::;n;;“:r;;sh! an; 810818 7¢h Se. fi‘:figfi:‘, in beautiful | 70x70. Open border. pat- and 66x80 ) ; - - terns. Sounds too good to. be true—but : here are finest of wool-mixed blan- kets, some of which actually sold as high as $15 last season, ready for your choosing at five dollars a pair. * A Purchase of Women’s Strictly Perfect - KID GLOVES That Permits Us to Hold An Old-Time Dollar Sale Just when weather and Fashion demand kid gloves comes this opportunity to buy smart, serviceable ones at-a dollar a pair. The pur- ! ‘chase consists .of Soft, pliant qualities in gloves ““absolutely perfect. “All sizes, 6 to 8. Heavy, fluffy qualities that none but an expert can distinguish from'all- %fl/ wool. White, gray and handsome ! plaids. Note that the sizes are for 8 double beds. Bed Comforts Re- $ duced to . 5 5-00 Left fr winter—they sold for $7.00, $5.00 and $10 then. Reduced for quick selling. Filled with white sheet cotton and cov- by ored . with excellent sateen. bric-covered, cotton-filled, Scroll-stitched. scroll-stitched. “'$15.00 ALL-WOOIL. PLAID BLANKETS ERaesz P10 A $25 Sale Of New and. Exquisite Autumn DRESSES Novelties—every one. Frocks that will delight you alike with their beautiful materials and _fascinating styles and trimmings. Bed Comforts Re- o duced to ...... $2.95 Four bales of them—good, warm_comforts that were in- tended to sell for $5.00. Cam- DIAPER CLOTH— $2.00 24-inch Birdseye Dia- per Cloth, of perfect qual- ity. 10 yards 4 in sealed pack- & age .. # APRON GINGHAM— 4 18c Standard qual- ed 12/z¢ 10¢ TURKNIT WASHCLOTHS 5 for 24c LONGCLOTH $2.00 Yard-wide Longcloth, of close texture and soft finish. $ l .49 10-yard plece, CURTAIN RODS— 3 Brass Bxtenslon Rods, can be exteqdecsl":o 50 inches. - ver-finished knobs. lOC Each «.cocene- TURKISH TOWELS— 18c 18x84 Turkish Towels, 12/2c RAG RUGS— ~ 59c 18x36 Rag Rugs, in BLEACHED COTTON— Yard-wide _Bleached of good weight, Yazd 12/2¢ 50c Table Oilcloth, in light and dark_ fancy patterns. Slightly 2SC imperfect. Yard.. Last year you paid $6.00 and $7.00 for such blankets. Heavy, flufly quality, in sizes 72x80 and X ity Blue Check- ingham. In beautiful plaids of many colors, including plenty of red and black and black and white combinations. 66x80 size. Absolutely pure-wool warp and fillings, and of the finest, softest texture imaginable. We believe/ folks who are seeking blankets of real quality will be quick to recognize the unusual char- acter of this bargian. Blouses —~O0f Georgette —0Of Crepe de Chine $5 Regulation Overblouse and Tie-back Models A five-dollar sale of Blouses far removed from the five- . dollar class. These are fresh, sparkling novelties that repre- sent the most recent Fashion ideas in fall and early winter Black, Beaver, Brown, Tan, Gray; Also Black ¢ Stitched with White and White Stitched with Black Not a Coat But Is Worth More Than the Sale Price Many Coats Are Worth Nearly Twice as Much ". " A Silk Sensation! $2.00 35-Inch Colored -Satin Messaline i N $]_,]_9Yard Yes, “sensational” is the word for it. For how many years has it been since you bought such silk ‘as this at or near the price! 35-inch messaline of pure silk thick, absorb- ent quality. brighly colored mixed pat- Lerns ..cevnvccnns 18¢c Cotton, for general home use. Ekonomy . Kolumn BOYS’ SCHOOL HOSE— Heavy Ribbed 2lc « quality, firmly woven and of the weight that wears. The rich sat- in surface makes it one of the most desired silks for the fall blouses. Beaded, embroidered, pleat- ed, lace-trimmed, tucked and tailored effects in black, white, mohawk, scarlet, navy, brown Tri:o'.ine Dresses Poiret Twill Dresses Canton Crepe Dresses Black Hose in all sizes. Perfect X HOSE— and Cotton quality .. with seam WOMEN’S O Onyx Lisle Hose, samples, back. Black and . brown. ' Perfect l C quality INFANTS’ WHITE HOSE— Fine Ribbed White l 9C Cotton Hose in all 1 and winter fashions. Full color range and black. Satin Canton Crepe $2.98 $4.50 40-Inch Satin Canton Crepe —not the cheap grade, but a weave of surpassing beauty and quality. Comes in black and colors. The price sounds a mew note of econ- omy. and color combinations. - Sizes Silk Petticoats Chiffon Velvet Dresses Charmeuse Dresses Satin Dresses We've arranged another twenty-five doltar sale of fine coats that presents savings equally as Temarkable and qualities and styles equally as admirable as those offered last Monday. Velour Coats One of the prettiest is the unique butterfly model, impossible to de- scribe and impossible to resist when you see it sizes 4 to 61&..... CHILDREN’S HOSE— Boys' and Girls’ School Hose, perfect qual- Ribbed Normandy Coats iiin VK 5 |5 | Bolivia Coals Yalama Coats " $1.00 Yard-Wide = piee e e e R e O Suedene Coats Broadcloth Coats ‘Costume Corduroy, 69c Silk y $2 59 e T b Children's Famous ¥y ; Deeply ribbed Corduro¥, of vel- AL Siepsioias ® tillating beads and the Extension Stockings tha auti iti i y vety texture, in nav: > . z ‘ A EnAIoIE FUR COLLARS—Beautiful qualities of sealine, beaverette, b Taffeta g:;s ;;Lm::da :“neh rx‘n::orn quilling will appeal to every feminine fancy. No end of embroidered and button to the waist. Black. | jekin and black opossum. Also large cloth. collars, stitched matelof. fobacce and gelden brown b $2 9 8 and embroidered. Box models, smart belters, straight lines, tuxedo Silk ...c.... ° imper- smart apparel. 39¢ Stightly ) € | fect . fronts. Full color range. Silk lined. Sizes 16 to 46. : ; i i INFANTS* WOOL HOSF~ A few broadcloth coats in extra sizes 45 to 53 are not silk Jerseys are in regular an braided frocks, too. All | - : 3 extra sizes. Taffetas are in - Aol T e changeable colorings. Both are ;‘2’;5' 16 to 44. Cholce, j lined. beautifully flounced. 35¢ and 40¢ Pilloweases, Each, 25¢ 45x36 and 42x36 Sizes—Run of the Mill 400 dozen of these excellent cases ready for thrifty housekeepers tomorrow at a price that should suggest liberal buving. Both hemmed and hemstitched kinds, all made of superior grades of bleached cotton. While classed as “run of the mill,” the slight faults do not affect the good Fruit of the Loom Seamless service of the cases in the least. Sheets $ 1 -69 $1.75 Bontex Seamless $1 Reduced—and substantially, too, 81x90 size for Sheets ; mous Bontex quality, large beds. The quality of Fruit of the Loom 81x90—twin-bed size. 1 free from dressing. W e've marked them down right product is too universally known to require com- ment. Every sheet is perfect. {re® of our regular stock for one day’s selling, so O ke the most of the fleeting opportunity, Every sheet is perfect. 5 White Crochet Bedspreads, $1.98 . A purchase of $3.00 and $400 heavy white crochet spreads that are subject to trifling imperfec- 0:0 tions. Sizes for both double beis and twin beds. Faults too slight to mind. L X3 . white, black and brown. Irregu- lars of 59c¢ qual- ity WOM! Reeular and_extra sizes in 19¢ . .o s Q. All-Wool Tailors’ Serge $2.00 Quality—50 Inches Wide Beautifully loomed—a hard-twisted weave of navy blue serge. Every thread wool. The weight is ideal for both women's and chil- dren’s garments. The lew price proclaims an unusual $l 39 apportunity for economy. Yard.“.._... ..... Secesstase o Shepkerd Checks That Look Like Wool, 29¢ Yard 36-inch Black and Whité Shepherd Checked Suitings, woven en- tirely of cotton, but, with appearance and much of the softness of the expensive all-wdol che: 50c quality. Lspecially suited to chil- dren’s coats and dresses. Fine Coatings and Skirtings That Sold for $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 $2.95 Yaird A sweeping reduction on 22 pieces.of 54 to 60 inch-handsome Wool Coatings and Plald Skirtings. These are fabrics of evident quality, our regular stock, and are marked so low that lively selling is inevitable. 39c BLOOMERS— Flesh-colored Knit Bloomers of per- fect qua PATMO 3 for 21c COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO ...... lSC SHOE POLISH— colorful patterns. 0il Paste Shoé Pol- serve you long and well. ish - in_ black and 4C ¢ e e serewaameren . HATR VBT . Nottingham Lace $ l 9 8 Cap an ringe . .. i tyle Nets in all urtains, Pair : o 2 X NS, Arab color—much preferred because it does mot soil easily. 35c = : Handsome New Rugs From Alexander Smith & Sons Two Specially Priced Lots $ 3 .7 5 Velvet .27x54 Rugs_that surpmss their price in both appearance and |, durability. Patterns you will admire. . soAP $1.98 27x54—a size that can be used anywhere in the house. Rich. LYON’S TOOTH. PASTE .. Rugs that will Firmly twisted mesh. A wealth of pleasing new Nottingham pat- terns. 36 and 45 inches wide. $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 are the actual values—a special purchase makes the low price possible. P BABY YOKES— Dainty Embroidered Yokes 25¢ : A saving worth while on these pretiy and extremely practical curtains that add so much charm to the room. A with* roand or square finished $1.00 Scrim Curtains, Special, Pair, 79¢ necks .. BABY FLOUSCINGS— 27-in. Ruffled Baby Flounc- ngs, wifh- set-on wfle. Embroid- ered in dainty 5 C -patterns. Yard... TORCHON LACCES— “Real Linen Torchon Laces, *2 to 4 inches wide. Pre-war quality_and Sc pre-war price. Yard WOMEN'S NECKWEAR— R Genuine Hatters’ Plush Sailors Fine 'Zibeline Plush Sailors Worth 25¢ 32-Inch Cretonne Draperies, Yard, 19¢ Large selection of floral patterns in beautitul color combinations. Just unpacked. Crisp and refreshing as the sea- $9.98 rust, copen and blac o These Slip-Over Sweaters son itself. Pure wool slipovers, with round neck, Warm Flannelette Garments Are Every Thread Wool girdle and two pocklzts. Navy, buff, jockey red, ‘For Women and Children. Specially Priced i B Metal Laces for Evening The New Bramley Collar 2 E I § . 450 Cat Seux wltis Y exloas -+ . Wear ok BOYS' POLO HATS— Of sealine plush in black, also blacK trimmed with nutria and astrakhan, and chinchilla in navy, gray and brown. Spectal BOYS' W. £ . N 1t ] . . - s . 1t i efie.“:i’g'" WEEA . ) A $4.00 and Women's Flanncl- @1 AQ) Children's Flasnclette 70) linene, "net and. C Wonderful Assortmeni—18 and-36 Inches’ Wide $5.00 ette Gowns ... +8 Nightgowns ........... C e . Each.... X . i o Not made to sell “at a price,” 7 1e s‘l‘.’élg'rii;'fi;f—’ELE"E Y 2 Y ARt hu‘ti gowlrlw of h:‘ll nrong‘fflogfl i..r!.'"fufi'f{? f,'}';‘r'fu?h‘,‘fn;l‘: . 2 Nty . and excellent workmanship made T Of heavy flannel- 98 .7 an . ar Richl 4ol black Sail freshl o e [Of Jwvn iiurabis fiannelette. ette, with drop (A . L chly napped glossy black Sailors, freshly un- double " soke “back ‘and front. i > ;i v White silk net embroidered in silver or gold; black silk net, - : : Fiflithed with breid. Infants’ Blankets, b ey embrojdered in silver. or gold; also a few in beautiful color com- packed for Monday’s selling at a price far removed Ch 's Flan - 696 Boys' Straight e g ildren’s Flannelette. each ......... srenb and_ Knicker Cut * binations. - Prived 'so far below the actual values thet Women who 2R 3 3 Petticoats 49¢ Beioiitel, deitiihe qualtr Sorauroy Pants in O8C see these exceptional novelties will buy with enthusiasm. : from their values. Large, medium and small mod- In neat oft, fleecy thick and flufty. In pink and all sizes........ = Trimming Dept—First Floor—King's Palace. - . quallty. *Sizes 2 fo 6. Made with blue. Whipped edges. Largo v mushn w red. size. els, with straight and rolling brims and straight, bell and dented crowns. Women’s Blanket Bath Robes In Light and Dark Floral Patterns ’in.-se have round flat collar, pockets, cord and Freshly Purchased and Specially Priced 98¢ S Peggy Cloth Wash Suits in Setynuaen o il 50 1] New Modes-—Famous Trimmed Hats navy blue: guaranteed fast Shior. " Sidily (. Soft, thick, gratefully warm Blanket Robes $ —= .98 T w ist styles. $l_98 = New Duvelyn Hats . High, lights of mid-autumn millinery fashions that present uncommon return for your money, —_ emE e B In Black, White, Brown, Navy and Gray New Felt Hats —_conceptions that Interpret the current ideas of CORDUROY ROBES, in rose GIRLS' CAP AND SCARF NS UNION I SErEa i e e Paris as well as those of foremost American 95 and copen. Made in breakfast SETS, fashioned of angora, in bed Suits, luces ave $2.00 te 5300 & yard Choose from large and small de- New Brocade Hats “L”"';’::dy r“"‘:“ Bt ourjcinesiojlowgmrice; . S th Eirdle $3.98 Gieand ap';dotug;:?pk2'9£ siene_su amsorumentisojiargel Uac e Bellsianyos srefcartabnile New Panne Velvets or'ftr inih epcs. etvoctined oatricn, fsather. INEAN AT eltorilo e o 3298 ovel 3 on, nkey fur, rich em- i R x 2 b= IES, of good quality muslin in sizes 4 to 14 ‘Throroughly well made—and specially 35C priced at ..... MEN'S U Closely Ribbed Shirts and Draw- medium arment New round collar and girdle. 79¢ broidery, moteine and sealine fur., ™ B e ST Lyons Velvets 36-inch Silk Net Flouncings. Worth $2.50 to $3.50........cc.unn Black, brown,” navy and gray. depth. ers weight. 69c MEN'S SOCK Lisle-finished Cotton Socks in black, cordovan, navy, gray and white. The equals of many socks sold for 25c. Perfect quality. 6 Pairs for 75¢ MEN’S WORK SHIRTS— Blue Jersey Work Shirts, with collar and pocket. All sizes 14% to 17.....ce0 $1.98 to $2.98. Tailored Silk Hose That Would Sell for $2.00 and $2.25 . But for the Most Minute of Irregularities Pure thread silk quality, knit for a'new degree of $1.29 $1.98 Richly embroidered half the} Large scalloped edges. A Smashing Big Purchase and Sale of Men’s Shirts 100 Dozen of Them—Purchased So Fa- vorably That We Can Announce the Clothe the Boys for Less 98¢ Boys’ Fancy Suits fit and comfort, owing to the improved tailored seam. Black, white, brown, gray, Russia, navy and other colors. Tiny faults almost unfindable........ Of all-wool and wool- g mixed fabrics. Better suits, than we believe -you will find at or near the special () Medium and Heavy we .~ Box-pleated an s Part-wool - Shirts and yoke .models, with _belt. Season’s Best Event And These Beautiful Sport Hose, $1.50 3;::";’;.” ‘:'g $l 7 5 Lined pants. Sizes 7 to 16. Women’s Full-fashioned Silk and Mercerized Sport Hose, in ; om0 16 . Bovs’ All-'Wool 2-Pants Suits STARTLING dollar sale of famous rich tones of brown, blue and green. Slight irregulars of $2.25 MEN'S SPORT SOCK! Y! - “Imperial” Shirts, made in Troy, kind. Special. y . N. Y., the center of fine shirt manufac- ture. Shirts of fine woven madras, printed madras, fine- count percale and white oxford shirting, including but- toned-down collars as well as regulation neckbands. Men, these ire GOOD shirts—as you can see with half an eye when you come for them. Shirts of full Seconds of Famous Forest Mills Underwear Children’s Forest Mills Vests and yoke model with in- zerlt;d back pleat. Sizes 7 o 17. Wool Jersey Juvenile Suits Splendid Fall Suits, in the richest of patterns. neatly dropstitch- Lined with wool alpaca. Box-pleated Norfolk model . ‘Flannelette Pajamas, S ed. Heather heavy weight, $l.49 Part Wool - Sport Socks; colorings ..:.... s perfect qual- medium weight, MEN’S PAJAMAS— ity. All sizes Women’s $1.00 and $1.25 Forest BOYS® BLOUSES— In beautiful heather proportions and good workmanship. In a word, shirts of Slonsts’ in ol aies, 3 to o Botbonets anltoen quality. ‘Soft -and stift cufls. ~New atripes and new. M ey e e mu | Hloavy osend. Figh meck. jont Too Soavy and $1ih sutior coliars m’.;:$ n.48 Broadway checks in prodigal array. Al sizen, 1% to 1 T e e om and no | sleove, Daloh meckeloon serviceable. Per- Droidered chevrons. Lined o Joet 1o alight imperfections. . Pl G sieeves. Ankle pants. Slight sec- | sleeves. Apkle pants. Garment, fect quality. $1.00 79C % pants. As durable as they . | . TSR A EE e value .. . .are handsome, ' Sizes 3 to : < See Window Display 3 e iaen 500 Siens 8 ie’ 1:. 8¢