Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1921, Page 18

TR " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Y, 192f.° | &gipsedfi all day ~ =—s0 come tomorrow: for coats, sweaters, . furs - ’ b H h i C and warm wearables of all kinds to keep you comfy - _ 9 90 0. Friday---Armistice Day | =\ Coney fur coats . i il’ while viewing the parade, and for the entire winter. Seventh at F S49‘50 :; P (one like sketch) i = Women’s silk and wool mixed Selected coney fax, with A special showing of women’s o ") well-matched skins. Skill- | i ! . A S Ort hose $145 fully tailored in the ap- | } luxurious fur-trimmed v % ’ ] proved 36-inch flare | ' i / Last week, That she tried Get 'em covered. model. Well stayed, inter- $ 50 ’ At the foot ball game, To pull down the skirt, And the men laughed, lined and full silk lined Coa S « We saw a woman ‘Which was too short, And she got confused thruout. 14 With short skirt Or draw up her legs, And shook with chill ¢ And silk stockings Which were too long; And had to go home— Taupe and brewn. 2 . 7 Feel the cold So that either way ‘When a pair of these hose Sizes 36 to 44 I HE woman who wants a coat which she will So severely ¥ She couldn't Would have kept her warm. i be glad to display in any fashionable gath- \ Hose are in dropstitch style, in brown, green t ering will welcome these new arrivals. > . and maroon heather mixtures. H Subject to technical irregularitics, which are hard to find. $1.45. (1] 2 0 i They come just in time, bearing the ap- ne entire section has been proval of Fashion, regally evidenced by every : j ; " The New Hose shop features given over to a display of test of style, material, fit and workmanship. Phoenix and other good makes Dresses at.$9.90 i i i H Phoenix wool hose, $1. Developed in Normandy, straightline blouse and Phocnix and others in silk and wool hose, $165 to $4. wrappy medels. In such magnificent materials as Full-fashioned English wool hose, $250. Silk and wool hose, with embroidered clocks, $2.50. And values warrant us in expecting F 4 A Heavy ribbed wool golf hose, $2.50. . Panvelaine Bolivia Full-fashioned woolens, plain or clocked, $3.50. quite a flurry there tomorrow. Normnndy Veluria o Silk and wool hose, with embroidered clocks, $4. Boys’ wool sport hose, $L.1S. Children’s wool hose, fancy tops, $1.35. Children’s wool sport hose, $1.65. Children’s silk and wool, j;-length socks, fancy tops, $2. (New hose shop, first flvor.) About five hundred dresses in Most of them are trimmed with real fur collars all, including desired fashions in and cuffs— tricotines eatine Canton crepe serges messaline crepe de chine wolf mole natural and dyed b squirrel raccoon opossum, etc. - Women’s union o All of course, are handsomely silk lined thruout, -t R SultS, 95c and tailored as their class demands. i Black and street shades. Misses” sizes, 16 1o 20; women's, 33 to 44. Also stout sizes 4215 to 5214, (8econd floor. . Paris is behind these Dresses, Medium-weight ribbed white cotton, sleeveless style, with band top. Knee or ankle length. Sizes 36 to 44. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20; women’s, 36 to 44. (Apparel’ sbops, second floor.) A combination suit and dress—the two for 38-95 5 P ; o (Fie fooed $25 When Patricia (at 1 Billiken shoes stout size st TN B s o o i 2 i aris ideas and inspiration; some she has the jumper i Jor big and little boys and girls corsets’ $]_.65 dresses alfmal flcopies of Paris origina- o ok rigln)J i : s ot ot e . dre; : ! No hard nails No binding A firse quality icorset in. every ions; others effective adaptations. H No harsh seams No cramping particular. Made of white coutil Canton crepes Economy and good looks go , i tae ke 5 and reinforced over the abdomen 4 Haiid 5h. fard H Billiken shoes are the highest expression of with double material. Elastic sec- Crepe de chines Srert et H comfort footwear—close-fitting, good-looking tions in front part of the skirt for Tricoti s H and long-wearing. comfort. Medium. bust. Broken ricotines satins The material is a fine Soft and flexible as an Indian moccasin: Sixe range. with room for every toe; and opportunity for every muscle to develop. "Devd;phed in coat and tunic styles; straight- quality silvertone, and ine and basque models, and every other vari- either the coat or the ation of the mode. dress alone would ordi- (Second flor.) Tricotine. with mail (Third floor.) .And who ever heard of an g fe Extra sizes in these, from 44 to 5214. narily command more i T Indian having foot: trouble? than $8.95. ; Billiken shoes may 'be had in blgck or tan } D) ", " Jenthers; in the lace:and bugton style. Sale Of TOTS CGdiS - ! o flGirls’ tub navy, black, oxford, pekin and Winter-weight silvertone; a deep-bodied woolen. in taupe, green, brown, heather, copen, $10 coats s 95 3 . (] tailored by men maroon. i g}‘«s’ ::::: P dresses, $l .’ for women Misses’ sizes, 16 1o 20 o~ | ! 1 most of them with © Made of such sturdy $ 50 women’s, 34 to 44. e 0 H FUR collars worth-while fabrics as 2 . i Built of such aristocratic woolens as Am:fkeaglgil“gh:ms ; Silvertone Bolivias crashes and chambrays Men tailors have built these 9 * . . H Chinchillas Broadeloth 4 Skirts are glea‘tiodr;nd galhsredg;l collars and coats—built them with hand Sa]e boy S’ warm clunc}lllla 1 i fF: ide; or made of .contrasting - E i MIXh.lres 3 .Velour ) ::atZr‘i’;;s: l:r:t‘:‘y belts and sash:s enliven the heregs‘ the l"gge.s‘ work so that they will fit anug kinky as a ; TAur] lined and 1‘lizterhned to keep Miss fl‘-locks, and convenient pockets add to their bargain event in at neck and shoulders and lamb’s fleece i Two-to-six snug and warm. . charm. lasti i i Brows, pekin, reindeer, navy, gray, tin and Plaids and plain colors; dad plenty of them. Sizes wool gloves everlastingly hold their shape. $ 95 §o oo O oy Gkl ner 8o 14 5T G oo Made for the U. S. Many are made of mannish coatings— 5' ; %Y S Arm y: 1l first Illl'ty- fweedn and herringbones w.i!h plsid lin. | Khaki shade — a winter oris s v ik s weoh,_ You kmow chinehilla — that b W ]gllov; ll?at will keep your firmly woven, fleecy fabric with Sale: U. S. Army blankets{ twdswarm -~ " G tan bewverand brova shaden. warmith and wear in every fiber. Here it is, built into a warm over- Close to half price—bought = = (Apparel shops, second floor.) coat, with single-pleated back and belt A ? ; - . all around. Body lined with durabl 5 at government auction far be- $ Sale mohalr plaid for extra warmth, low what they cost ““Uncle Sam.” Deep-bodied wool blankets —guaranteed to contain from $3-95 75% to 85% pure or worked- over wool. : : Each blanket is 66284 ins. . and weighs from: 314 to 4> . $4. 95 pounds, Choice. of. gray -or olive drab. R All on eale main flo‘tz'i:-—.mezzul_xine »balcony. Navy, brown, gray and the new cinnai shades.” Sizes 3 to 10 years. men £ Boys’ two-pants suits, $8.95 $3'95_]ong-wearing tweeds and $14.85—5ue quality woolens cheviots in pleasing for _dress-up - wear. patterns, Sizes 7 to 17 years. Carefully tailored. Sizes 8 to 18. Boys’ overcoats, $9.85—Ulsters and dress coats, with worsted plaid body lsmxgoxs and Venetian satin yoke. Sizes 9 to 18. Finer overcoats. 17.50, Junior boys’ suits, $3.95—Blue serge middys and Oliver Twist button- on styles. Serges and jerseys. Sizes 3 to 8. Junior boys’ suits, $6.95—Junior Norfolks. Sizes 3 to 10. Boys’ hats, $145—Middys, polos, tams and Alpines. Boys® blouses, §9c—Collar-attached and Eton st{les, in white and striped madras, crepes and percales. Sizes 5 to 15. aulo robes 53.98 Made for the U. S. and worth today about $7.50. The average motor robe is rather skimp—these are extra layge size—56x84 inches—and weigh about 314 pounds each. . Being mohair, they are moisture- roof, . and extremely durable. igh lustrous shades of blue, gray, brown, green and black (First. foor, mezzanige.). More canton crepes to emphasize our $ leadership in blouses at We specialize at this price — bring out- new blouses weekly, and all priced very close. The blouse sketched . —is of blue Canton crepe with red inserts and brass buttons. Various other styles in canton crepe, and still others developed in crepe de chine, tricolette, georgette crepe, eombinations. —beaded, braided or lace trim- S oA AT S e R med or embroidered. o 1 ip- s. v Black, revy, Mobark and s Boys' S‘;:s“sm ls;.s)s—v neck, shawl collar, slip-on and college styles tumn shades. (Third @oar.) LA Sizes 36 to 46. : i . (Blouse shop, second floor.) Jor Armistice Day Women's felt slippers, $1.45 The soft, comfy kind, with Dozen 12-inch flags, 39c. : | . el All-wool blankets, $]11-% Pair All mounted on staffs, with spearhead. Attractive plaids in large block designs; also white with > " ) P 5 pink or blue borders. Heavy, deeply napped grade with g & cushion soles that rest tired Bl By pwenmainit : _ Large size flags Soisette binding. Double-bed size. feet. : Fast. color fl i . : Steel cots Aluminum - suipes, “Hive Strongly sewed PIaid blaokets SSsh66@- Damask bed sets, $595Rich , Trimmed with xibbon and nest bow. P canvas edge with brass eyelets. inch. Handsome plaids in satin-finished epreads for C bl heli ink. All * plates 35 fr, 69 6x9 f, $1.95 black and white, red and double beds. Have scalloped & open, blue, rose, helio, gray, p S .95 ' ) t 3 B A $l 39 Tl 4x6 fr, 98c. 8x12 ft, §2.95 black and white and blue. e i tluded. “"“:M m: e ] sizes 3 to 8. $ - ) X : ZGC i 5x8-ft, $1.25 o Cost “Uncle Sam” $3.75 -, v . F;‘Tdhg steel cots made for 12 for $2.75 U. S. by Simmons to withstand You will find plates onehalf r i e weight off these retailing for = S berd army we. Contimmom gob "o Qo SRS DY on I whits, lue or Kk, steel post cots with patented gal- yith o fairly deep bowl. Light.. Serongly sewed and reinforced vanized twisted spring. 2.6£e0t weight and indestructible. Ideal’s, . with -beass eyelets for heavy size. Subject to slight faults. for campers, hotel men and “-% gotll T TS S (Main floor—messanine) help. Ofata- floor—meszanine) ‘Of chvuI “l‘ dflfim Broken sizes and discontinued lines bring 4 ' | : Women’s low shoes to $2.95 : i A y v Luck consists in finding your size and style. o : ! /] v Choose variously from pm slippers and oxfords in tan calf, 53 black kid, gray suede, brown SRR . ThatF _Where prices are guaranteed. ZthatF. : S T, S " Blg, roomy. bags, 8. feet ‘high and 2 feet wide with round bot-