Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 23

SPANISH COMBS, FRENCH TWIST COMBS NECK COMBS, HAIR PINS Hair Ornament Section, First floor. They are intricately carved and the designs of the carving are carried out in brilliant rhinestones, imita- tions of sapphires, emeralds, rubies, topaz and.ame- thyst—also handsome combinations of colored stones with tracings of black. They are mounted on demi- amber, crystal color and amber—among the popular shapes are the fan, tierra effects, feather designs and the dainty bowknot, some of which are sketched to give you an idea of their attractiveness. too, is the fact that all the rhinestones are mounted on platinum-finish aluminum, and the workmanship is all that could be desired. You will be as enthusiastic as we, when you see how really unusual these values are Tomorrow—A Remarkable SPECIAL SELLING Jewel-Encrustgd Combs $1.50 to $20 Exactly V% the regular prices And in addition to the very ex- ceptlon'll values offered is one point of great interest—an un- usually large variety of highly decorative styles from which to choose, including— Notable, FINAL REDUCTIONS ON BOYS' Long Overcoats, Mackinaws and Junior Overcoats Long Overcoats $16.75 Our entire remaining stock —about 30 coats only. Sizes 10 to 18. Mackinaws . $9.75 Every Mackinaw is in- cluded —elegant fabrics. Sizes 7, 8,9, 15, 16, 17 and 18. Junior Overcoats $8.75 es 3 to 10 years—nearly* all different styles. These prices are only a fraction of the real value of the garments Boys’ Section, Fourth floor. Quantities very limited A Saving of $22 to $27 on these Misses’ Frocks In a Clearance, $37.50 All Exclusive Models— All Copies of Imports Smart models for street wear, in piquetine and Poiret twill, mostly in navy blue—aft- ernoon frocks in crepe satin, chiffon velvet, duvetyn and Canton crepe—in brown, navy, henna, rust and black. Two models illustrated (one in French blue chiffon velvet—the other in navy Poiret twill, with black braid forming girdle straps for a wide purple velvet girdle) whose char- acteristically smart lines-and chic trimming touches are typical of the collection. Mdsses’ Section, Fourth floor. ~Clearance Women's Low Shoes, *6.25 200 pairs of the sort of oxfords that most smartly dressed women are wearing right now, * They will make your feet look stylish and feel comfortable. At the price they almost make your purchase money do double duty. There is a wide range of styles, and all sizes in the entire lot, though not all sizes in the various models. Mahogany Calfskin Walking Oxfords, plain straight tip, neat punching around top, vamp and lace stay. Goodyear welt soles and Cuban_ heels. Black and Tan Caliskin One- strap Pumps, with ball strap and straight tip, and the low flat heel so much in demand. Black Calfskin Two-strap Pumps, imitation wing tip, Cuban heel and Goodyear welt soles. Black and Tan Calfskm Ox- fords, in several styles, with ball” strap or straight tip, military hecls and welt soles % Choose any of them at $6.25 pair— and save a third and more ‘Women's Shoe Section, Third fioor. ~ SPECIAL VALUE Women’s Black ! Silk Hose 5110 pair Made with mock seam—a full assortment of sizes from 85 to 10, an unusually good value that: urges one .to buy many pairs at this low price. Greatly Reduced Prices on Women’s Wool, Part Wool, and Silk and Wool- Hose— . priced now from— ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, Woohward & Lotheoy | Open 9:35A.M, New York—WASHINGTQN—Paris FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1822, Close 6 P. M. An_ Attractive Value in Lovely AUl-Over Radium Laces Special, $1.35 Yd. These are shown in a variety of designs—in the most wanted colors—black, white. navy and brown—and are much used for simple little aftergoon or dinner frocks. 5 Lace Sectjon, First floor. RAINY DAY - UMBRELLAS For women there are two at- tractive. models in black tape edge Gloria cloth, a 26-inch size, some with assorted wond handles—others finished with silk loops or Dakalite rings. $1.50 and $2 For men, there are also the black tape edge Gloria cloth umbre'las. made in the 28-inch size—with assorted, wood handles—some in P. 'W. and apera shapes. $2 and $2.50 Umbrella Section, First floor. ELIZABETH ARDEN Venetian Toilet Articles Cleansing Cream, $1 and $2. Pore Cream, $L. Velva Cream. $1 and $1.75. Special Astringent, §2.28 and $4. Skin Tonic, 85c and $2. Lille Lotion, $1.50 and $2.50. Muscle Oil, $1 and $2.50. Also These Wanted Soaps B:él' Soap, 10c cake; $1 dozen cakes. Certified Witch Hazel Soap, 25¢ cake; 4 for 90c. Colgate’s Cold Cream Soap, 15¢ cake; 3 for 40c. Gill's Todine Foot Soap, 25¢ cake. Scottissue Towels, roll or fold, 55c package "Toilet Goods Section, First floor. ONCE AGAIN— Nupoint Pencils Special, 51 In sterling silver or gold filled— made with the ring for ribbon or chain. A low price for so much convenience. Special Value in Fabric Finish Paper 25¢ Pound Envelopes, 10c Package We acquired this papers and envelopes expressly for this selling—and the values extremely unusual. Stationery Section, First floor. 65c¢, P * Are the five prices. silk. Men's Section, First Soor. At an average reduction of Vi ---some more and some less You can choose the best or the least expensive Cut Silk Necktie in our stock, and choose at a reduction that will be most agreeable. 5], 52 and *2.50 Yoii will find every possible plain or fancy color, conservatl\e or mnovelty They are nch and handsome; the great ma- _jority of them hand-cut,and hand-sewn. which not only makes better looking ties, but better wi eanng and better lasting ones as well. Hats at Clearance Prices: . Mocha Gloves Reduced: (Almost half price) t Gray and Begver, now $2 pair WOOL-FLEECE-LINED TAN CAPE 4 WALKING GLOVES' + * 1 (Almost half price) ° Creepers For the 1 and 2 Year Olds A great variety and abun- dance of styles—all new. Creepers of dainty dotted Swiss, poplin, soisette. plain nink and blue chambrays, ginghams in checks and stripes: pongee. crepe. dimity and mrdras. Ther . is Indeed & variety of colors nd color combinations—some _pret- tily_hand smocked or embroid- ered—others with a dainty lace edge or crisp orghndy frills—and =a<hes or colored stiteching add a bit of trimming to still others. There is a particularly ood as- sortmert at K1.6A and $2.50— while theré is nbout every style that gne could ask for in the whole" collection. Sizas 1 and 2 vears Priced $1 to $5.50. Tufunts’ Section, Fourth floor. Dance and Party Footwear FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Patent Leather Pumps, with tailored ribbon bows. round toes, low heels and turn soles —are the correct thing for boys —sizes 214 to 5% Priced $5 pair. For growing girls there choice of Strapped White Slippers, sizes 2V4 to 7. $9 pair. One-strap Black Patent Leather Pumps. sizes 2!% to 7. §7 pair— and Patent Leather Slippers. opera cut, in sizes 2'5 to 7. at $650 pair. All of these have low heels and turn soles. fed Children’s Shoe Section, Fourth floor. SPECIAL PRICE ON 100 DOZEN PAIRS. Children’s Fine Ribbed Hosiery 35c pair; 3 pairs for $1 In black, white and brown: sizes 6 to 10. An excellent op- portunity to replenish children’s hosiery needs at a saving. Children's Hoslers Section, Fourth flour. Corduroy Robes A variety of charming new styles in this shipment And besides being very at- tractive in 5 themselves—t. such as deep rose, f buuts, copen blue, violet and rich brown. Ay choose from modeis with roil. shawl or tuxedo collars—and long or, three-quarter_ sleeves. Some oi them are strictly tai- lored, while others prefer trim- ming’ touches of iringe or tassels. There are both fined and unlined models— And prices begin as low as $5, and-go up to $13.50. Kimono Section, Third floor. *1.50 Y shoes. Banister Shoes at a New Lowered Price High Shoes and Winter- weight Oxfords, in tan and black cordovan and calfskin. ‘A time to save on the best Men's nnt Section, First Ioln > Feature Values in New Spring Sweaters Smart Worsted Slip-ons $2.95 The popular round neck slip-on style that is €0 much worn with the Peggy -collar —in navy, brown, buff and black—made with. two patch pockets and a narrow belt that fastens with a tiny metal buckle. Light-Weight Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, $3.95 A fancy weave with plain Tuxedo collar, cuff and belt that buttons across with two pearl buttons— in white, jade, buff, navy and black. Sweater Section. Third floor. THE NEW Square Veils —are given further novelty by clever arrangements of che- nille “ball” dots and fancy em- broidery. One of the smartest and an en- tirely new idea in square veils has a small fancy mesh for the face. which is set into an ar- tistically embroidered plain mesh veil. that drapes over one's hat, $3. Other styles show varied meshes. with attractive borders of large ball dots or embroidery and sometimes both combined.” Another is of fine lace. in Chantilly pattern, with a scalloped border. Prices from $1 .25 to $3.50 Veiling Section. First floor. These Good Glove Values TOMORROW Women's —l and 2 clasp P. K. and Overseam Gloves. in tan. brown, gray, biack and white. $1.75 pair. Women's 6-button-length Biar- ritz or Pull-on Gloves, in white. $2 and $2.50 pair. Boys” Velour Teddy and Scout Gauntlet Gloves, fleece-lined. 7S¢ and $1 pair. tilove Section, First flour. Diana Hard Candy Mixtures Now 60c 1b. Hard iruit stuffed centers of many erent varieties—all different s hapes—cranberry, peanut. fruits aud mint. Good wholesome candies to take home to the kiddies over the week-end. Candy Section, First floor. ST 12 PLAN ZONTA CLUB CHAPTER FORD.C. ‘Women Seek to Form Branch | of Organizatian Correspond- i Leading Washington business and Pprofessional women wil be given an la new eclub, corresponding in prin- {ciples to the Rotury Club, in the neary out todsy regarding the creation of tie Zonta Club, which is expected to recelve its charter some time next . month. The Zonta Club derives its name] from an old Indian word meaning i | If You Need l A Binder— Here’s one, moderately priced, that will give you long wear. - Ask your stationer to show you this Saxon Loose Leaf Binder. It has sec- | tional posts, tubular steel case, strong canvas covers. ‘Top lock or end lock. Wide variety of sizes. ““The Right Book to Writs In" ! L7 Leaf cnd Bound Books NATIONAL BLANK BOOX CO. 13 Riverside, Holyoke, Mass. | | “Neither cold weather nor high prices scare us —we buy our Under- wear at George’s and SMILE.” Lambsdown, Lambsdown Fieece-lined Union Suits Heavy, white fleece-lined —the fleece does mnot rub off. Regu- larly $2.25. Spe- Mixed The —in_ the .new blocks. at . spring A business-boosting The Mackinaws In overplaids and plain ALL-WOOL* MATERIALS. to 16 years The Overcoats brown and blue; plaid lied. to 8 years. Regularly $84: ing to Men’s Rotary. |number. re Yar ---Happy Values In Underwear SHIRTS AND DRAWERS The Underwear with the heavy white fleece that will not rub off. Warm, comfortable and a regular $1.25 value for......ccovcnnenas Shirts and Drawers are satin faced. All regular sizes. A $1.69 vi shades Boys’ AllWool Mackinaws- Clnldren s All- Wool Overcoats Fine All-wool Chinchillas, in_gray, !l.SeventhSt. ‘-v.wunmdwmmm < Mirrlul‘n-‘-«_ {“trustwarthy. The national orgun: zation, known as the Federation {Zonta Clubs. already reports the club| | ith fifteen chlyte;l" the {to be a success. located in cities United States. throughout It is stuted that there are 12,000 women in Washington owning their, own business, and from reports- ma of some of these women already can vassed the growth and success of the elub here are assured. The prmclpltu f the club are to benefit Wi bu-lnen and demand t:lr‘iu"nv i busine«s. high. ideals methods. Cfe® Has t'our Objects. and honest The objects of the club are four in! They are: First. to encour-. fage high ethical standards in bus ress and professions; second, to u(lm- ulate the desire of cach member to!’ opportunity to affiliate themselves In) D¢ 0f sorvice: third to promote good, ice and an aid to success; fourth, to. quicken interest of each member future, according to information gi‘-enllhe welfare of her community and ito co-operate with other organiza- tions in the civie, social, commercial. and industrial development of the’ -community. Eligibility consists in the following woman of good requirements: Any character and good business reputa-| tion engaged as proprietor, partmer.: co-operative officer or manager of or recognized husiness: ior holding an important position or/ fan, exteative any worthy capacity with discre-! tionary authority in such business: or acting as local agent or bran ch; representative of any worthy or mec- ognized husine: ecutive capacity: fession. Three Classes of Members. » having entire chafge ‘nl such agency ‘or branch in any ex-. | or any woman en- gaged ina worthy or recognized pro-.: There are three ciasses of member- to a business or profession: doing i*hip, active, associate and honora.y. j¥or active membership., 2 woman de- | voting at least 60 per cent of her time at least 60 per cent of its total business in the liue under which sne has been classified. For assoclate membersh when there are two women serving ip. in the sume capacity and are eligible, one. may be made active and the other as- sociate, privileges. a woman must be some unusual service. It is planned that when 1v'em\ jcharter will be asked 1 tion, a d then immediate steps re additional ‘membgrs. tive in organiztpe this cl sbury of m.» Hib ttom Mrs. ASSIGNED TO THIS CITY. the latter having no voting For honorary membership, distinguished by ve |women of the city are signed up, a the ie{leru» aken: b uchanan of Jelleifs, be Technical Scrgt. Wilbur L. Yocuns~ Quartermzster Corps, at Camp Meade. Md., hus been ordered to this city for Gury at the general intermediate depot- Fleece-Lined Wool Extra heavy weight, reinforc- cd crotch and seat. All regular sizes. A wouder- ful Largain— drawers alue for and special Sizes 3 Satur- " I 5