Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 5

THE EVENING Sl’\l\, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921, Praaaas Q| Dt ;smps LNPTO PflRflA?-i’;’L"N%&LN“LEZSF’;?é‘R Annon ment of the program o I s 720 22 24 7th St K. W Store Hours: Opel‘l 9:15 AM. Close 6 P.M. Behrends Will Outfit the Boys and Girls at Wonderful Savmgs—--Saturday Big Girls’ $12 00 Stylish Coats Hundreds hore |Battered Craft Makes Tam-i-l pa—~0One Life Lost as Boat Sinks. | | | i i Every Parent Knows the Hardship Which Children’s Shoes Are Subjected To. Busrer Brown BHoES witi iduster Service Tips Fr STRONG. STURDY. FUN-LOVING. BOYS and GIRLS. sizes § to 11 years Girls $10.00 Coats ( ASl\oe‘;l}l‘\ll:CE TIPS @Would Lmefi\il;:(()uk ) You Get This Protection If You Purchase | Busrter BrowiN SHOES Open Daily Saturday DAL 6NN 9 AL 9 L Phillip’s 812 H St. N.W. het. Sth & 9th Stis, Ladies’ Big Clearance Sale Coats, $5.00 Up to $49.75 Suits, $9.85 Up to $62.50 Dresses, $5.00 Up to $49.50 Worth ;5 $150.00 All these latest style Don’t Miss This Sale! A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Garment Perfe('t guaravtee goes with t_hg ]udge. rments arc of the and materials. [ $1.49 Tomorrow Only, Cuttmg Down Prices EVEN LOWER THAN PRE-WAR TIMES 1,000 BRAND-NEW FALL HATS TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED up to At This Tremendously Low Price---37 & $8 Values Washington’: | Established ’ A St H 1868 Progressive | = Shece House /813 Penna. Ave. 1116-1122 7th St. We Have a Full Assortment Shirts, Hats, Sweaters and Scarft B § Boys' Bell Prand % 81 Blouses NCORPQRATED & 1316 1324 7% ST.N.W. . IA'F QAIURDAY NIGHI——HEAD :rfflf - KAC /N JNIFO!\’[)!S RIGHT PRICE IS ONE THING—AND QUALITY ANOTHER, YOU GET BOTH IN Men’s Suits and Overcoats That Were Made ‘o Sell to $35 No Exchanges No Refunds No C. 0.D.’S. Come Early for Your Choice Tomorrow Only 200 Women’s Sample Ceat Suits Worth to $40 | Our buyer in New York this week telegraphed to advertise these for Saturday. “The biggest values 've ever picked up,” he s, tricotines and every pe e il gray. And plenty of {} coats, sizes 33 to 43. i opportunity. In 42 Years We Haven't Offered Such Clothing Values as These A SATURDAY SUPER-SALE OF 200 WOMEN'S | SILK PLUSH & CLOTH COATS Made to Sell Up to $35 Last Year Similar Coats Sold as ngh as $39 98 $] 4.75 ' WOMEN’_S COATS Hart Schaffner & Marx TUXEDO TWO WONDERFUL DRESS ITEMS FOR SATURDAY $25.00 Extra Size Dresses Up to $20.00 Dresses specially priced 3 . . 5 . ° I $ Convincingly Low Prices on Warm Beddmg Underwear and Good Hosiery $4.00 Warm Comforts | Goodt ahditniises) Misses’ $1.50 Union Suits $1.25 Heather Sgon Hose ...n"""mw':.:::” fu:ruv' n'm.;”:$2,98 | Thhe pisprlar: qucry i e Dress: Clathes de: Saturday Wouldn’t Be Saturday Withcut Our Sale of STYLISH MILLINERY We have added scores of new mades to our cc ollection of Panne and Lyons silk velvet creations—smali and large $ ‘s shapes, smartly ostrich feather, jet and ty trimmed: many designed in our own workrooms . others from New York. Sec the new “reds. materi =3 partment this season is, “How do you do it for - |- $2.00 Perfect Seamless Sheets|:- $58, when the best custom tailors cant make Size 81x90 | them for double the (price?” We have too many friends among the fine custom tailors to particularize. Besides, the main point is that we do it. $58. % Raleigh Haberdasher In ki vice 13 the answer. Owing to 5 ::'nm:“:‘r',z‘w”:‘u"fé"r;“; T 33c Z 1109-1111 Pennsylvanm Avenue AN Boys* tough. sturds. i f st teather shoes, in s e danble sole. SMixtores' | Cut from full width i Bleached Sheeting. Finjshed $ 29 50c Silk Lisle Hose with wide hems and free frum g dressing. 3 for anan sl .00 $4.00 Fnll Sue .Bhnkets Men’s Fleeced Shirts & Drawers blucher lasts—made to stand the hard knocks of school and play. |Q Great varietsy to $2.50 to , back and garter top. Bear Brand Boys' Stodungsl eays Quaity Ribbed 3 for et Beand. seconds 00 "gool ax Most makers: 0, l ek and in all sizes. $3.50 Wonderful sxsortment of girls® pew fall i & dark tap calf and tan 4 gnn metal. English Solid Teather througl- little boys and big— also Boy Scout shoes included at $1.95. Values