Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1922, Page 15

DOWN STAIRS STORE | - Tweed Suits, * We’ve Added 200 More of Them New sport styles of the same high quality material and finish' that proclaimed the first showing as extremely good values. Every Suit Silk Lined All the Wanted Colors Those illustrated show the style diversities, while all adhere to the strictly tailored and sport cuts. . Here are values worthy of every woman’s attention. These an- swer the requirements of a less expensive sport suit, but one which appears to high advantage. ' New and Lovelier Spring Hats Special at 5 A small group of 75 medels which will feature tomorrow’s selling. FANCY HAIR BRAIDS CHRYSANTHEMUM BRAIDS TAFFETA MODELS CANTON CREPE, = | Grimes and Allda Haines. £ | society at Eplphany Parish Hall tomor- E | ternational organization, MILAN HEMPS COMBINATIONS In 'slupu ficluding new roll brims, off-the-face styles, pokes, straight | The society now extends and mushroom, in small, medium or large effects. Bright in their' color tones and brightcned, too, by their trimmings of crushed “roses, cherries, ostrich- feathers and color contrasts. rrow, jade, navy and shagdes of cherry.red, periwinkle, tile blue, s black. fir:‘ee_xtn_.inus!fated, - s irps Y Dows Stairs Store. [ Silk Jersey Petticoats 295 Lovely new colors and styles in such a variety as to include those for every preference. A Some with accordion pleated flounces are trimmed with nar- row silk ribbons or have fancy block designs of contrasting * colors. The fine quality makes the price a special one. Down Stairs Store. Women's First Quality Silk Hose thread silk stockings,: with lisle tops, high spliced heels and reinforced lisle soles and toes. Sizes 84 to 10. Just the wanted colors: Blond, silver, nude, grays, polo, browns, black and white. Down Stajrs Store. *1.95 pair | Full-fashioned, heavy-weight | Ine o $1.50 Light-Weight Models Those that will give gomfort during the vnfmer‘days and re- tain correct lines. ' : Low busted “Styles of strong batiste, with elastic at the back and four Medium length skirt. Particularly ‘designed for the- average ofigure. Down Statrs Stere. 300 New Blouses, *1.95 +' Dimities Voiles * -Tissue‘ Ginghams . Batistes. - New tailored blouses that are more feminine than ever, e'vg_n"._whltflé:thf:&,i;-e" planned for sport and suit duty. It'is the charnting: trifaming totiches. thit add so much. The price is unusually low. Some— Of crisp dimities or white voiles have a finish of color in new.tweed shades,ior are equally pretty with gingham collar and. cuffs—Peter. - Panor tuxedo. Tiny frills are also seen among_ these. e Dowp Stairs Stere Down Stairs Store. "CHILDREN'S RAIN CAPES, - $] 1,000PalrsPumps€¢0xford ‘ (iirls":Crepe, 195 295 3 #! Newly purchased and added at these very 5. low prices of Down Stairs Store merchan-’ dise. New season’s modéls, O At 8395 Women’s Havana Kid 2-str3p Pumps with welt soles; Black Suede Pumps, with buckle or but-* - ton’strap;” Blick Satin Strap Pumps; Patent Leather Stfap Pumps, with three straps, tocn. . . sole and s heels. Also Tan Oxfordy, At 295 Women’s Gun' Metal and Tat Kid Pumt' traps ; Calf Strap Pumps, Patent. étr;p::z;n]m Ox!:ir_?h—-fll.mdc withC eels, . & 3 Women's Gun Metal Pump vmh lmpi:?nel N e e R M’”“ e ey oyl vt alt slges Ia- the - Of'soft pastel shade voiles; have hand-drawa . « work and infinitely small tucks Handmade blouses of dainty batiste also show drawnwork in new designs. There are colored pipings, too. | Girls’ Ginghain he. front., - - -With Hood Blue and Red In Sizes 7 to 14 Years apanese Crei;e Frocks, delight- ?'ufiy styled in various vu;:'and in the most wanted colors. Some are made with knickers or sport occasions. are daintily embroidered. May Be First Viceroy 3. ¢ Of Irish Free State LORD ‘SHAUGHNESSY, Chairman of the board of directors of the Canadian Pacifie rallways. Lord Shaughnessy, the son of an “Irish po- liceman,” was born in Milwaukee, Wik, and hie selection for this impor- tant post would he a very unusual move, Hix name, it ix said, has been Tecommended fo the British cabinet, GIRLS’ FRIENDLY SOCIETY TO OPEN EXTENSION WEEK {Tea in Honor of Miss Florence New- bold to Start Program of Special Activities. Extenslon week of the Friendly Society of America begins a week of special activities tomorrow ' afternoon With a tea from 4 to 6 o'clock for asso- members at the' newly opene: eth Roberts Memorial at 162¢ street northwest. The memorial was opened on February 28 last. The_tea is being given in honor of Miss Florence Newboll, extension sec- retary of the socletyl who comes to Washington from New York for the Extension week activities. Mrs. J. C. Boyd will preside at_the tea table, and will be assisted by Mrs. H. C. Bolto: Mrs. Louis Austin, and Misses Ell Fillebrown, Charlotte Harding, E A mass meeting will be held by the row night at & o'clock, to which women and girls are invited. The meeting will be addressed by Miss Julia Cunning- ham, president of the society in the Diocese of Maryland, and Miss Newbold and Mrs. J. C. Bolton, president of the soclety in Washington. The Girls' Friendly Society is an in- fraternal -in character, and with a membership of about 52,000 in ninety dioceses in this. country. Though connectsd with the Episcopal Church, its work ia for and among girls regardless ‘of- creed, class or race. The objects of the soclety are 1o band girls and women together for mutual help and foreducational, social, physical and spiritual betterment, The society was created at beth Palace in 1875, when the Archbishop of Can- terbury met five English ladles to dis- cuss with them the formation of an or- ganigation for preventive work for girls. all over the world and has branches in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and in this country. “The officers of the Washington branch are: President, Mrs, H. C, Bolton; vice president, Mrs. Benjamin Hellen; sec ond vice president,. Mrs. Grace Berry secretary, Mrs. Edward B. Meigs; treas. 3yrs. John.C: Boyd., —_———— Uncle Sam Wants Person Who hose .supporters.. = |and served at th Pockets - 3 CHANCE FOR TRANSLATOR. Speaks Four Languages. Uncle Sam wants a translator. The Civil Service Commission is to hold an examination April-26 for translator to flll a vaéancy in the huresu of foreign and domestic com- merce. SRR The salary offered.is $1,300: a year, plus the bonus. Men and. women are eligible, and must have a-college de- |3 gree, and be thoroughly familiar with Dutch, German, Spanish "and either Arahic or modern Greek languages. BUREAU CHIEF RESIGNS. Sumner Welles Leaves Division of Tatin American Affairs. Sumner Welles of New York, who has held the office of chief of the divi- sion of Latin American affairs, State Department, sifice August 24 last, ha resjgned th: ffice to engage in pri- vate busine. He was appointed a diplomatic secretary in June, 1915, embassies at Tokio 20, he was assigned | to duty at the State Department, and | has served the to date. His suc- cessor bgs pot n announced. - ied—amoynted to 37, compdred ~Wwith 46,841, 920.. Total t‘nnuu from r.fares were $1,153,752,000, or $133,671,000 less than in $930. AT R HITTIT T ||q||mmmmmmnnmmmnmmvmmmnnminmmmuumnu Last Day - §5 Sport Scarfs, $2.98 The fad of the hour—these beau- tiful fringed scarfs in Roman stripes and solid Paisley effects. 5 to 10-fnches wide. SPORT. SCARFS, in Roman stripes, plain and two-color ef- fects, 9 to 11 inches » wide. Each ... Presents the ° Distinctive New - Biltrite Collar —The Perfect Collar for Every Man —And Instead of 50e, the Price Is : 290 $1.10 The “Biltrite” offers soft-collar comfort with laundered-collar appearagce. Will mot . shrink or wrinkle, has no rough edges—and will wear & year! No need to pay 50c when this perfected collar is here at though it would still be economy to buy it if the price was double! Four Popular Shapes: - Sizes 14 to 17 Invest Tomorrow in 4 for "Woméfi’s Spring Gloves Chamois- 390 Kayser and Suede Van Raalte Gloves......... Purchase of “Wear-Right” Chamols - suede, . Two-"elas) Gloves, in black, white an mode. Every pair perfeot. f backs. & Kayser -12.Buttén Chamols _._ette_Gloves and Van Raalt -Suede-finished Gloves, perfect quallty, in black, white and all colors. | for Best Wear of the Speed-Up Sale Fow Spring Neckwear of Quality, 85¢ High-grade novelties, in collars and sets, including Bramley and Tuxedo styles, in eyelet, lace and linen. Also the new vestees, VEILING—The new French dots on fancy mesh. Plain and combina tion 200 SPRING SPORT COATS In a Powerful Saturday ‘Sale at Polaire Cloth Fine Tweeds Herringbones Melton Cloth , Velour ALL. SIZES Come tomerrow for stunning spring coats of superfine }Lx:ll!y at a price much below current levels. Beautiful soft rics. the finest of workmanship, and styles of high degree, including—panel backs, pleated backs. flared and loose mod- elg, with buttoned or buckled beits. Full silk lined, half silk lined or unlined. Raglan sleeves and set-in sleeves. Tan, rein- deer, brown, copen, rose and blue. All sizes. Imported Tweed & Kelly Cloth Suits... ‘S]_ 5 100 per cent virgin wool in fabric—and 100 per cent correct in style. Vigorous sport models, decidedly mannish, yet un- mistakably feminine in the grace of its lines. Rose, tan, sal- mon, orchid, Pekin and copen. Silk lined. $3.50 ITALIAN SILK HOSE $2 02 5 New Purchase—Every Pair Perfect 500 pairs just unpacked—celebrated Kayser Italian Glove Silk Stockings, in the fashionable mesh styfe for spring .and summer. Black, beige, brown, gray, pearl, chestnut and naturelle. Also in the sale are plain Italian Silk Hose, in brown, gray and chestnut. _ CHILDREN’S Imported Socks, c.n.nmx’s High-grade Mer- in novelty striped effects, with cerized ‘Thres-gquarter Sport tops of combina- lgc Socks, in stlid colers with fancy tion colors. ~ Perfect cuff tops; .also- derby- 50 C CHILDREN’S Handsome quality ribbed, rello?-‘e) sport. Mer- hose e eenan cerized Three-guarter lockl.".fn e solid color and white with fancy MISSES' fibar. silg three-quar- tops. Plain ..and " ribbed" tops. ter socks in blaek, white, pink Slight irregulars. 3 .. and cordgvan.” Per- pairs tor foct Pain, . urgics sizes ... ‘Women’s Silk-and-Mercerized Sport Hose _ Full - fashioned _Silk - and - mercerized: - ¥ Stockings, . slight irregulars of $2.25 kind— 4R In all sport mixtures and suit shades. R Get QUALITY as Well as Economy! Sale of Boys’ All-Wool - | Spring s S 400 a3 Brand-new puits—high-grade suits—distine- tive spring suits—pure wool sults—sults par- ents can buy with confidence and boys can wear with pride. Belted Norfolk model, with single or double inverted pleats in back. Alpaca and Venetian linings. pockets. In fancy patterns and navy blue unfinished workman- ship. All sizes 7 to 17, - - - Tots’ Spring Coats and | * Reefers, $7.98 to $16.98 ‘Pive dolisrs and really fine millinery got togsther in & most ‘ unusual manner at x!n?’- Palace tou‘urnw." nfi-"fl'&'r’&.fi jelling “we've added ghcnu of new arrivals u‘:‘ Ul remarkable, ng. this &t ou&'t.u l:;hnnr ;:::u ‘iuql:c&»qt ts in Wash- 1.:‘ n.‘ch.t and K Dl.dllfilhdl.-ll!l for every th-B:OIC "f’:" : Ofier Famous Groups at $7.50, $9.95 to 825 soae . 91,59 Souemtrin §3.95 ’.""i;a&‘-m:-‘gn Jian i'"a..n'" jiiast and sport sallors X hemp, n 1isere 1 iy .4dges. ' All colors. " “color ';:g”:. " Childrei's Spring Hats For B $1.39 to _For. : g RS R EER Y ton.of the mode— |’ colors and $4.95 8 3 i Ready for Spring and Easter with aitivre u'w: the little ones look their brightest and.best-—an “with prices to brighten the outlook of miothers. TYoke, belted and loose models in Polaire ol checks, soft sport cloths and novelty maf Sizes 2 to 6. : 1° AT §7.88 we feature & p of particularly smart and_serviceabls Spring Coats, in tangerine, copen, sand and brown. . Little Children’s Spring Hats~ ~ MIPDDY BLOUSES, tallored of all-white material, with sailor. collar and breast pocket. Sjzes 6'to 3% 14 : m." = 434 2. el ‘mm! of checked gham, with front panel and buckled suspenders. o Iwh:h :Ifl“g'.mi 8100, e - CHILDREN'S WAISTS, , linene and cotton gos. " Bises 10, 13 and 1& Trimmed with gu.us. and colores embroid- Da,ility Voile Blouses: .In the new styles of $l 98 L’e:-{:.yuluylood louses L now for $1.0 blouses. The ones . featured for Saturday are sthiking ex‘nglu of thé new values for spring. { Of soft, sheer fll:m voile, with rot ‘;'r' LT T T O UL LTI LU LT T T T LT L T T T T L L T T T e T O T e e A 1 e ) R e P R e (UL U T A s