Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 24

1921. ~ Sale women’s brocaded Corduroy robes , $2.95\ General style is as sketched— collarless, in the breakfast coat effect. Pockets, belt, and short kimono sleeves. Cherry, purple, navy. Only enough for one day’s selling. Sale lingerie gowns, $1 Ten styles for selection. Pink batiste with satin yokes, satin yoke batiste in pink, blue and orchid; some with lace trimmings; some hand-embroidered. - Few kiddies have too many Rompers so get plenty now at 69° Another of those stirring sales that bring women from far and near. For they appre- ciate what it means to get first quality romp- ers of fast color. —Linenes and —Novelties ==Ginghams hambrays : s At 69c. Peg top effects as shown, with black hand-stitching some, and all with band or elastic at knee. Bright, cheerful anrs. Sizes 2 to 6. Fi i Sale of dresses at °1 | Tots of 2 to 6. Big girls 7 to 14. Sale started with upward of 3,000 s [ Sum and while selling has been fast and furious that many dresses don’t out in a day. Still plentiful choosing in chambrays, ginghams, linenes. e Lot 10 s snaerenls One bhig sale for B Big Ov St ) 8.85 wool mackinaws : two-pants suits L P s R Not cheap clothesat a cheap price, but good clotkes the lowest price for which you can get such qualities. sl ‘We have no desire to be known as a cheap store—no desire ‘6. attract business offering trash. No, indeed, this business is faérging ahead, not on a basis of “how cheap,” but on a basis og “how good.” g Big boys’ and youths’ : overcoats, $8.85 ;wagger double-breasted ugem and dress-up coats in _ Junior boys’ wool overcoats, $8.85 Kinky chinchillas and sturdy cheviots, in convertible collar or button-to-neck style, with all- around belt. Most of these coats are lined with wool, flannel or plaids for double warmth. Ages 2% to 10. dgrabie woolens. Brown, heather amd gray shades. eep patch pockets; all-around t; lined with Venetian satin yoke and plaid body; ages 11 to 18. Big boys’ wool mackinaws, $8.85 Bwagger sports styles, not at altlike the old time mackinaws. All seams bourd to prevent rip- piag. Well tailored of mackinaw ch@viots, in brown, green and blue svérplaids. Ages 8 to 18. Boys’ two-trousers wool suits, $8.85 All-wool tweeds, cheviots and cassimeres; also corduroys. Single and double breasted mod- els; coats lined with alpaca (not gotfon). Ages 7 to 17. Corduroys, to 15. } sresgany T FREE—U. S. army caps for boys = U.S. Army caps the same as our boys wore during the war, given away fra; to every boy who comes accompanied by an adult. No purchase required. B S T TP .Rover bicycles, *37% B A gift sure to please every boy and a practical gift for many men. : The well known ROVER bicycle, thoroly guar- gnteed, with a time-tried reputation for long mile- Choice of double or single bar style, spring seat, rubber !fl' pedals, also rubber grip handle bars. ] Equ&:i with the “Morrow” coaster brake; Fisk thorn- roof rul tires, and mud guards. Complete with stand enables one to leave the wheel upright anywhere. ! (Bports® ehop, first ficer.) '""fi‘ " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTGN, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, —is the magic price for these sure-to-please GIFTS Glove silk vests, $1.95—With rib- bon bodice tops. Flesh shade. Sizes 36 to 44, Glove silk bloomers, $1.95—In flesh, navy, black, purple and emerald. Lambskin gloves, $1.95—Imported soft, pliant skins, with wide em- broidered backs. Black, white, brown, gray. 6 Handkerchiefs, $1.95—Linen with neatly embreidered cormer Attractively boxed. Umbrellas, $1.95—A good black cotton umbrella, with fancy white ring handle. - (The Hecht Co.,” first floor). Black aatin charmeuse nov- elty grape design, $16 Gray Canton crepe with gold beading, $15 Brown satin with orange georgette, $15 It started today!---A delightful sale of new-as-December dresses IT happens every year about this time. To get ready for spring business our makers close out their winter stock. We had choice of several thousand dresses; carefully selected these 538. You buy as we bought—every dress shows a downright saving. Choose from Canton crepe, vari-colored beading, $15 Four styles as sketched. Kiddies’ felt slippers 9 (as cketched) Canton crepes Crepe-back satin Poiret twills Crepe meteors Kitten’s ear satin Tricotines Crepe satins Charmeuse ¢ > Four of the Many Styles are sketched—scores of others are not —but rest assured we have every desired style for the winter season of 1921-22. Col- ors are black, navy, brown and gray. Misses’ sizes 16 to 20; women’s, 34 to 42, STOUT sizes 44 to 50. 500 pairs to make comfy Christmas gifts Semi-annual sale HANAN Shoes 510.65 for women 512.65 for men Hundreds of pairs, high and low shoes, with choice for every ome; but don’t expect to choose from our entire stock. Red and blue everettes and bootees, as sketched, in sizes 2 to 5 and 5 to 11. Rubbers and rubber Jboots (Third floor.) "Women will be glad to get such good stockings Silk hose Sport hose Wool mixtures First-quality hose, every pair; qualities almost any woman will be glad to receive. Pure thread silk stockings with mercerized tops and seamed backs; black and brown. ‘Wool-mixed hose, in sport and dropstitch styles. Sport « and heather mixture, in brown and green. (Hose shop—first floor.) Genuine cowhide traveling Player-piano rolls 39°¢ Plenty of Christmas | music and also such late hits ‘as— “Cey Baby Blues “Mar “All By Myself.” “Strut Miss Lizze.” “Arkansas Blue.” “Tuck Me To Sleep.” Bags $7.45 Made to sell for almost double Not cowhide genuine. leather clear thru; a S Men' pers, style. Women's ribbon trim chrome_elk sole slip- rs, shown with neat surface, but w, various wanted I Gulbransen 2%-0\111;2 leather that will wear gigm and all e ] pldyer-piano ] almost e o This handsome bag is a traveling companion of character. All leather outside, leather lined inside. Sides are o!‘ one-piece leatl:gr; e oo bonam for brass catches; securo brass lock. extra protection. Natural tan only. 18-inch size. A splendid gift for man or woman—$7.45 « (First floor.) $495 | | —is as satisfactory a play- er-piano as you can get at any price. Prove it to your- self with the “ten-minute ” §10 delivers it Swinging grip handle; flat hinging Her eyes will fairly pop Christmas morn when she sees this This fullsize cabinet . Phonograph %65 = Not an unknown make, but the Emerson, accounted one of the " finest phonographs made. Originally the Emerson ,’ sold at $125, and it is com- § parable, point by point,. with phonographs that sell at that figure. At $65 mnow, only because the Emerson Co. has decided to devote all its time to making English Doll perambulator No need to tell you that $2.95 is less than records. half the usual price for such a fine vehicle. Hear this phonograph s - . lay. Take our word for it ch a fact is evident from these specifications. Py Sucks : : that it is the best buy of the Big, roomy body to accommodate The wood body is enameled or year at $65. a doll 19 inches long and 19 inches striped; with adjustable leather- 7 e B m::fii 3;;!1 ::r:er :thdolly wants ette hoods znd' linings to match. $ delivers lt_ s ), th 7-inch b- ¢ o bor ioed whosis: Bited Wit don weve soestn years Rt arub . then small monthly pay ble ‘spokes and enameled hub g ments caps. Women's black kid boudoir slippers, made with soft padded com. felt soles a with leather soles and fort soles, in black in blue, black, green, and heels, good, wide, comfart widths. sizes—$3.50 and $4.00. The Men’s Shop Is full to overflowing with sensible gifts A gift from the Men’s Shop carries its own guarantee of quality, a fact men have always known, and a fact which women are finding out in greater numbers than in any pre- vious Christmas. Featured for tomorrow are Silk shirts '$4.95 Every man likes silk shirts, even though he won’t buy- them for himself. Buy him these; they will tickle his fan- cv, and he can’t help but ad- mire their quality. Crepe de chines, Broadcloth silks, Jersey silks Beautiful Stripes, in a wide range of cheerful colorings and plain white. Sizes 14 to 17. Silk neckwear, $1 Silk and silk knit Neckwear, including the fine grenadine silks, not known be- fore at $1. Solid colors; new stripes; novelty designs. Smoking jackets and bath robes $4.95 The house coats or smok-, ing jackets are of double- faced materials with contrast- ing pockets and collar. Ox- ford, blue, brown and green. The bath robes may be had with military or shawl col- lars and one button or rope girdles. Dozens of patterns for selection. Men'’s silk umbrellas, $4.95 (A quality that will please him) Heavy water proof silk covers mounted on paragon frame. Imported plain or fancy wood handles. Silk case to match. Men's felt slippers, Women's juliets with nd heels, Ribbon trim moc- casins for women, with I fuffy h“'z pompons, = low heels, fiuffy pom. khaki, navy blue or helio, oxford sizes soft padded soles, va- pons, also red and gray = felt — special, —$2.00. rious bright col brown—$2.50. $1.00. LIPPERS for men and women a few of the many styles sketched 's leather slip- Women's Hy-Lo felt Everctte opera slippers, in pretty leather soles shades with leather padded soles and Men's kid slippers, heels; in various col- ors—$2.00. leather soles and heels; brown or black—$3.50. all Just 36 rugs! All the maker had of these 9x12 wool and fiber - RUGS *]10* An outstanding value on rugs of assured character Only because the maker starting on-his spring lines favored us with liis fall and winter patterns is this sale possible. These rugs are as perfect as can be made—and the patterns are the season’s best selling ones. Bear in mind these rugs contain about 75% wool—they are reversible and come in numerous patterns. They will go quickly at $10.95. (Rugs, fourth fioor.) Sale $10 to $12 Auto robes, 5% Mixed mohair and wool reversible robes; twice as thick as the ordinary robes; twice as warm, and with a two-color combina- tion—blue with black; rose with green, etc—twice as pleasing. . But the price is just about half—$5.95 (Sports aboy.)