Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 11

_ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923. Woodward & jothrop Open 9:15 A. M. ADOPT PEACE AN TOUNTEHURCHES Representatives of Factional Methodist Churches Come to Agreement. Annual Reduction Sale Men’s Suits and Quercoats Offers Real Savings Suits, $38 and $48 Overcoats, $38, $48 and $58 It's not what you pay for your clothes that you remember the longest—service and good ap- pearance last much longer than memory of price. But you cannot help but remember these low prices when they are coupled with S}lllch service-giving, long-wearing clothes as these. 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Close 6 P.M. Misses’ Handsome Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats Greatly Reduced *68 Particularly beautiful are the models now lower priced to 3 coats with handsome collars of wolf, squirrel, beaver, fox and caracul; fashioned of deep pile fabrics of real beauty; in navy and brown. Other Handsome Models Reduced to $58 and $88 Misses' Section, Third floor. Misses” Tailored and Fur-Trimmed Suits Greatly Underpriced 28 Suits that have sold in our stock at very much higher prices; suits of those popular soft pile fabrics; straightline, bloused and box models; tailored or collared with squir- rel, beaver, wolf or caracul; In navy, brown, black and dark red. Misses’ Section, Third floor. 19.—A work- possible the | reunion of the two factions of the Methodist Ipisecopal Church was agreed a joint executive ses- sion here the commissi seating the Methodist Church the Medhodist Church South committee was « morning and report | t meeting of the | ed for 2" o'clock | an Asked For. We have styles and sizes for most every man now, but we won’t have them long judging from the way they are being bought. Men's Clothes Section, Second fioor. | ves united, that | the two repre- Two Especially Good Values Girls” Winter Coats, $22.50, $29.50 The Coats at $2250—are of Bolivia cloth and other woolen mixtures; smartly tailored and well made; their collars of beaver fur add much to their attractiveness. Special for Tomorrow Men'’s Velour Hats,$ Save one-third 675 A limited number of high-grade Velour Hats in this season’s shapes and in the popular shades of tan, brown, gray, beaver and black. All sizes. - Men’s Silk Shirts, Save one-third This is an exceptional offering of high-grade Pure Silk Shirts. Handsome striped patterns, in single and cluster effects, one and two toned colorings. Warranted fast color. Crepes, Jer- seys and Broadcloths. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Silk Ties, s Very Low Priced 1.55 Rich silks in conservative patterns or novelty designs—some very distinctive effects are offered at this low clearance price—imported and American silks. Every tie was marked in our stock at much higher prices. Men's Farnishing Section, Tirst floor. model combined with e Indoor Golf School shades of violet or rose. BY JOHN DUNN TUCKER ; Professional of Green View Club, Chicago $2 half hour 1 you would like to learn to play goli—or to play a better game than you now can—come to the Golf School and get instructions Gol? School, Fourth floor. upon based. | ided o agree to The Coats at $29.50—Are particularly good-look- ing—fashioned of Bolivia cloth with Australian opossum collars; others in wool mixtures with shawl collars of raccoon. Sizes 8 to 14 years Misses’ Spring Silk Frocks 25 A special purchase—that’s why this remark- ably low price for irocks of such charm and distinction and yvouth. - . y ; 5 Special Values in the January Sales Ideal Underwaists, special, 40c Combination Suils._srcill. $1.50 ery trimmed; sizes 8 to 14. to 14. Girls' Section, Pourth fioor. ~ Japanese Kimonos, crepes, in copen, rose, pink end blue; embroidered in pretty de- signs and colorings to 16. Sizes < Four Types of Hats Women Will Wear for Spring Four Charming Models of Taffeta and Gros de Londre, Two of Which We Sketch Ruttle irimmed, smartly braided, quaintly bouffant: and collars of cream net and lace, and a bit of colored ribbon or flowers for further adornment. LAW AND ORDER SUNDAY DATE SET IN MARYLAND Gov. Ritchie Sets January 28 for Public to Reflect on Benefits As displayed in the Woodward and Lothrop Millinery Salon Priced $15 to $30 These four types of hats include hats for every daytime occasion, from the trim tailleur of fabric or straw to the graceful model for afternoon. Finc milan, visca straws, em- broidered taffetas and georgettes combined with straw —hats with gor- geous ribbons of many hues—hats flower trim- med, wonderful color combinations—all of which does not begin to tell you how individually of Government. One smart style in twill, a straightline street frock, braided in varied colors: and a choice of any of them. $25. Beige georgette, shad ow embroidered in al mond green, with straw facing, and trimming of almond green crepe; afternoon model. $25. A charming example of the vari-colored faille Misses’ Section, Third floor ribbon is this shirred “W & L Special Corset Especially good for the slender girlish figure is this Special “W & L” model; fashioned of light pink Pekin stripe, with elastic waistline—and medium skirt lightly boned, yet firm enough to give the needed support. Purple violets and a deep pink rose are charming flower trim- mings on this hat of purple milan. $30. - Glistening visca straw cloth fashions this ds lightful tailored hat, with roses of faille taf- feta in a beautiful rust shade. $15. 3 Tennessee, d West Virginia. r the GEN. RUSSELL COMING HERE. 5, Haiti, January Corset Section, Third floor. 11, U. 8. The Gayest Little Wash Frocks You Ever Saw— For Little Girls of Just 2 to 6 Years Woodward & Lothrop Homemade Good Values in Choosing Everyday A Dentist & is like choosing a business part- ner and the tests are — character, ability and true reliability, b I tact, turn to I)r'..myl:h".uI e x; areful dentists,” be iham e ssania Examination is one of eur many My Perfoct Suctien Testh Will Net Siip er Drop—4$5.00. Other Sets of Teeth, $5 Uz Fillings, 30c | Gold Crowns to $1 up and Bridge in gold, ork, $3.00—$4.00 ss'oo Por Tooth other work HOURS, . TILL sUNDAYY, 16" S L & e, DR. WYETH 427-29 = Tth St Na W, Opposite Lansburgh & Bro., and over || Grand Union Tea Co. Largest and most thoroughly equipped parlors in Washington. Phone Main 9133. Umbrellas —of cotton gloria cloth Women'’s Umbrellas, $2, with bakelite trimmed wood handles; finished with leather straps or silk cord, or bakelite wrist rings. Men's Umbrellas, $1; with P, W. Candy Of pure cream, choice fruit and nuts, rich chocolate and sugar. 60c Candy Section, Fourth fioor. pound— fresh daily charming are these new hats for Spring. Millinery Salon, Third fioor. Facial Treatments or opera shape handles. Children’s Umbrellas, 75¢3 styles for both boys and girls. Umbrella Section, First floor, Pin Money Pickles A full assortment of different varieties. 20c to 95¢ Jar Candy Section, Fourth floor. Necessaries From the Toilet Goods Section Compact Rouge, gilt box, 25¢c. Vanity Rouge and Pow- der, 50c. i Twin Compact, gilt box, $1 and $1.25. Charmant Rouge or Pow- der, 25c. Charmant Lambswool Puffs, 15¢ to 50c. Hughes’ Ideal Hair- brushes, $1. Scottissue Towels, 35c Eackage of 150. asel Back Mirrors, 50c to $4. Totlet Goods Sectlon, Pirst floor. Stromberg-Carlson Radio Head Sets Specially Priced $5 These are the standard head sets, 2,000 ohm resistance ; made with web head bands; and they’ll prove satisfactory in every way. Radio Section, Fourth foor. A New Sports Oxford g *10 Newest in the field of sports oxfords is this smart model of tan calfskin; perfectly plain, and fin- ished with the crape rub- ber sole and spring heel which has proven so popu- lar on the golf course. Women's Shoe Section, Third Soor. Dark Brown Calfskin Shoes are best for school —for school shoes surely do get a lot of wear—so it pays to buy good ones like these. For Misses—These dark brown calfskin shoes, lace style, with rubber heels and square toes: sizes 11% to 2. $4 Pair For Children—The same style with spring heels and square toes; sizes 8% to 11. $350 Pair ¢ Children’s Shoe Section, Fourth flcor. ' Children’s Real Camelshair 3/ Socks $2 pair One of the most popular socks for winter wear, either for boys or girls; made with plain turn-over cuff tops; sizes 6% to 10. Children's Hosiery Section, Fourth floor. Children’s Silk and Wool Combination Suits $2.50 to $4.25 Priced according to the sizes— 2 to 16 years. rery fine quality combination Voits of Catik “mna Swool, " with round neck, elbow sleeves and ankle length. . Chldren's Knit Underwear Section, Fourta floor, Scalp Treatments Marcel Waving Water Waving These are but a few of the ma! branches of “personal servic offered here; under the direc- tion of skilled operators, in sur- roundings refined and delightful, that women of discrimination are quick to appreciate. Phone for an early morning ap- pointment, Main 5300 — Hair Dressing Section, Second floor. Transparo Garment Bags, $1.25 Altogether the most satisfactory solution to this matter of keeping ones clothes free from dust, moths and such. You can see just what frock you want, for it’s transparent. It is absolutely odorless. It opens at the sidg making it easy to take out or put away any garment; and it is so con- structed to be absolutely dura- ble. Ask for it in the Notiom Section, First floor. He Wouldn’t Be a Real Boy —if he didn’t want a coaster wagon, so while you're about it why not buy him the best. Sherwood Coaster Wagons Are the best wagons you'll find—they’re built just the way boys like them—and they’re also built for hard service. Plain tire style— $7 to $8.50 Plain steel disc style— $8.25 and $9.25 Rubber-tired disc style— $8.25 to $10 Toy Store, Fourth floor. Eveready Flashlights and Batteries 2-cell Flashlights, with bat- tery, $140 to $3.25. 3-cell Flashlights, with battery, $225 to $4.50. Eveready Focusing Searche lights, with battery, $450. Batteries, small units, large, 17c. Sparting Goods Section, Fourth floor, 15¢; They’re just full of springtime colorings—pretty greens, yellows, blues, pinks and bright red, too. Some gayly em- broidered and smocked in many colors; others smartly stitched in black, with white organdy collar and cuffs. Checked percales, ginghams and chambrays, and almost every one with bloomers to match. Priced $3.50, $5.50, $7.50, $10 infants’ Section, Fourth fioor. .Clearaways in the BOYS' SHOP Offer Important Savings Entire Stock Boys’ Overcoats Reduced, $13.75, $16.75, $21.75, $26.75 These overcoats have been reduced in price to a point where mothers should consider it of real importance to buy now. Styles for boys 11 to 18 years. Styles for boys 24 to 10 years. Boys’ Corduroy Suits Junior Boys” Suits Clearance Pflccd’ 0dd Low:"‘l:flud for $8.75 and $9.75 $4.95 and $6.50 Suits that will give good serv- Including Middy, Oliver Twist ice; for they’re made of the and Junior Norfolk _styles. best grades of corduroy. Excellent values; sizes 3 to 10 Boys' Store, Fourth flocr, years. The “University” A Seclf-Filling Fountain Pen Special, 95¢ Non-le#kable safety cup, guaranteed 14-karat gold, iridium tipped point; self-filling. It's everything you ask in a pen at a much higher price—and you can buy it for only 95¢c. Ring style, with colored tipped safety cup, for women. Clip style for men. Stationery Section, First floor. £221278K % SN AN SWELLELIEL CSSSRSERN