Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 33

10th, 11th, F and G Streels THE, EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.. FRIiDAY, MARCH 16, 71923. Smart New Hats, *10 Ready for Easter Shoppers Table after table of the smart- est Spring Hats, at $10, await tomorrow’s Easter shoppers here. Here you'll find an almost unlimited variety of charming Spring hats—demure little pokes —clever sports styles—combi- nations of georgette and straw —hats gay with Springtime flawers—hats with ribbon bows ——and many versions of the popular cloche, which will top many fashionable Easter outfits. Favorite Springtime colorings, of course—everything from al- mond green, gay, lovely blues: soft grays, all the browns, red and lovely rose shades—to navy blue and black. Clever Sports Hats, $7.50 One of the most popular models is that which smartly turns up both back and front—and is so becoming to bobbed heads—of milan, leghorn or timbo —sometimes faced in a contrasting shade, and a band of colared crepe about its crown. Moderately priced. Millinery Sectiom, Third floor. =) Swing-Back Topcoats for Misses $29.50 to $75 These topcoats, that smart Paris sponsors—and smart Americans are wearing, declare their ultra-modernity not only in the smart over- plaided and plain camelshair—the shadow plaided chinchilla, the good- looking and practical Scotch tweeds, of which they are made—but in the telling departures from the usual in the full-swing flare back—the newness of cut in sleeves—and perhaps pockets. All are individual in styling—but particularly so is the smart topcoat sketched; an imported model, fashioned of peau de peche, in a light tan shade—with a collar that buttons high—and the new swing back—8$75. Misses’ Section, Third fioor Non-Crushable Pleated Wool Canton Skirts Special, $10.50 If it's pleated. it’s .smart—that’s Fashion’s decree for pleats this Spring—a decree smartly interpreted in these good-looking Wool Canton Crepe Skirts; so low priced —$10.50. The fabric is practically non-crushable, and that means a lot, when it's pleated; the skirts are the most popular of those shown for Spring—and you may choose from tan, gray, white, navy and black. Bkirt Section, Third fioor. Sports Blouses-—-Riding Shirts $2.95 to $6.75 Linen is the fashionable fabric of many of them—in orchid, blue and pink, are linen overblouses with white collar and cuffs; one sketched, $5. \ White Linen Overblouses with con- vertible collar and link cuffs, are $3.95. Tailored Linen Sports Blouses, with convertible collar and V neck—some with tucked fronts, others hemstitched on the collar and cuffs. $2.95. Riding Shirts, of English broadcloth, are the smartest new thing for the horsewoman correctly dressed. Blouse Section. Third floor. The Soft Fox Fur in the Soft Spring Shades This is the fur of the new Spring neck- piece—large Alaska skins, dyed in flat- tering colors; the perfect complement to the Easter Costume. The colors are all of those pale tones that will blend as well with Summer’s white and prints as with Spring’s browns and grays. _T’la_tinpm, beige, cinnamon brown, an imitation blue with the cast of the natural—smoke and white, $100 and $125. Pointed, Platinum and Beige Foxes, $75, $85. Lucille, Black, Taupe and Brown Scarfs, $55. Tape and Brown Fox Scarfs, $29.50 and $45. Fur Sectlon, Third floor. The Lightest of Chiffon Silk Hose —are much preferred by the woman who knows how attractive they ap- pear; Spring’s newest and most ('as{:- ionable shades are here—gun metal, nude, cordovan, suede gray, polo, fawn, caramel and African. $2.50 to $4 pair. In black, $2.50 to $5 pair. Clocks are in time with Fashion; slender lace clocks they are—in grays, fawn shades, white, brown and gun- metal. $3 pair. In black, $2.50 and $3 pair. Women's Hosiery Section, First floor. Fawn Suede Oxford $10 Trimmed in Tan Calf One of the smartest and newest Oxfords for spring is this one sketched. Shown in the Woodward & Lothrop Shoe Section. It charmingly combines two of Spring’s smartest shades—fawn and tan—the shield tip and trimmings being of the tan calf. Goodyear welt soles and military heels complete this good-looking model. Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. Dainty Neckwear Has a Part in the Easter Costume Ruffling, always charming for frocks or suits or even sweaters—in geor- gette, voile or net—is shown in black, white, tan or navy blue. $2 to $3.75 yard. Silk Motifs, embroidered in vivid col- orings, are popular this Spring—neck lines and sleeves take on new smart- ness when trimmed with these. 22c motif. W & L Special Girdle for Girls $1.50 to $3.50 Satin-dot poplins, satin-stripe batiste and light broches fashion these attractive gir- dles for growing girls. There’s no lacing— they simply clasp at the front. Bandeaux, Special, $125—Nature's Rival Make—in two well fitting models. They give both splendid lines and perfect sup- port, the elastic section under the arm making the longer model thoroughly com- fortable to wear, Sizes 32 to 44. Corset Section, Third floor. Sun-Rain Parasol-Umbrellas, $8 For April Showers or Easter Sunshine Equally attractive and useful for sun or rain, are parasol-umbrellas, with colored satin borders. The wanted shades are here for you to choose— and handles of apple or malacca wood capped with bakalite in varied shades are decidedly smart—and attractive, Tmbrella Section, First floor. ‘A Box of 10 Assorted HAND-COLORED EASTER CARDS with Envelopes, 50c While there are many, many other charm- ing Easter Cards, Booklets, expressing the Baster sentiment—Easter Favors and Ta- ble Decorations—in the Btattonery Bection, Pirst foor. Young People’s Easter Fashions On the Young People’s (Fourth) Floor Patent Leather Slippers Are Easter Slippers . The Grow- * ing Girl will like this smart strap- ped pump, of black patent leather — it has a shield wing tip, and saddle strap which fastens with a smart metal buckle. Sizes 275 to 7. $7.50 pair. For Younger Sister—Broad-toe Patent Leather Slippers, ankle strapped, are fa- vorites. Sizes 8% to 11, with spring heels, $4; sizes 115 to 2, with heel, $5. Young People’s Shoe Rection, Fourth floor. Easter Socks 35¢ pair, 3 for $1 Mercerized Lisle Socks, 34 length, have English ribbed turn-over cuff tops; in white, tan, orchid, smoked elk and brick shades. Sizes 6 to 974. Boys' Spring-weight Knitted Combination Suits, $1 to $1.50, according to the size These are splendidiy tailored combination suits, with either high neck, short sleeves and tight-fitting knee, or with athletic neck and no sleeves. Sizes for boys 6 to 16 vears. Girls' Knitted Combination Suits, SL15 to $1.45, according to the size. With low round neck, elbow sleeves, knee length. Sizes for girls 3 to 15 years. Yonng People's Underwear and Hosiery Section. Fourth Boor Children’s Easter Gloves Two-clasp. P. K. Sewn Gloves, in tan, brown and white. $175 pair. Duplex Fabric Gloves, in gray, tan, mode. $1.25 pair. One-clasp Washable Fabric Gloves, in sand and pearl. 50c pair. Children's Glove Section, Fourth fioor Bathrobes for Girls of 8 to 16 -are fashioned of Terry cloth, in the prettiest shades; plain and figured models, in rose, copen and combinations of rose, gray and copen. $5, $7.50, $9—priced ac- cording to the size. Girls' Section, Fourth floor. FRENCH PERFUMES Rosine’s Nuit de Chine, $4 and $6. Rosine’s Toute le Foret, $425 and $7.50. Guerlain’s Mitsouko, $5 and $10. Guerlain’s L'Heure Bleue, $5 and $10. Lentheric's Acolian, $4 and $5.50. Lentheric’s Violette, $650. Lentheric’s Ambre Mousse, $11.50. Volnay's Maoni, $5. Volnay's Yapana, $8.25. ; Exquisite_Imported French Perfume Burners, $650, $10, $15. Toiletries Holmes' Frostilla, 20c. Charmant’s_After-Shave Cream, 50c. Vail's Shaving Lotion, $1 Pear’s Glycerine Soap, 18c. Sullivan’s Quince Lotion, 50c. Auditorium Bath Soap, 10c; $1 dozen. Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap, 10c, 3 for 25c. Williams’ Shaving Powder, Cream or Stick, 30c. Toilet Goods Section, First floor. The No. 2 C Autographic Kodak Junior, $23 —is the camera that introduces a new size picture to amateur photographers. The camera is light, compact, convenient to carry, equipped with anastigmat F 77 Lens, brilliant finder, auto- phic feature, and two tripod sockets. It takes pictures 274x474. Kodaks, with fresh films to fit, $6.50 to $50. Carrying Cases, 75c to $4.50. 2¢-HOUR DEVELOPING SERVICE. . Kodak Seetion, First floor. Wallace Reducing Records Will Reduce You And beginning Monday, April 2d, we will have free instruction classes for women and girls. “Get Thin to Music” Register now for the free classes Exercising with Wallace Reducing Records will not only reduce you, but will put you in the best possible physical condition. Victrols Galleries, Fourth floor, Easter Hats For Girls and Juniors Of Silk, Straw and Felt $3 to $12.50 Hundreds of new ter Hats—in all their joyous Spring colors— hair hats with t turn down felts and lovely lored scarfs wound about their crowns—and long scarf ends that mingle so be- comingly with lovely curls—attractive little silk hats in loveliest shades—some gaily embroidered—some combined with straw—and many with Springtime flowers; from England are many little Milan hats— poke shapes and broad brims—velvet ribbons and perky flowers make gay trimmings for these—in this large collection of Easter Hats every little girl of 4 to 14 may be pleased. Girls' Millinery Section, Fourth floor. Charming Easter Frocks---$15 to $25 Little sisters of 6 to 14, who insist upon the newest and smartest Easter frocks, should choose theirs from these delightful ones; Prints and Paislevs copied after mother’s gay taffetas, some attractively embroidered—and sofit lovely crepe de chines—some with Berthas, and picofed ribbon trimming. Girls' Section, Fourth floor. N The New 3-piece Costume For Little Gitls and Boys The very newest thing for a little girl of 4 or 5 is this three-piece costume— a cape, a sleeveless frock and a tam— all to match: in gray or brown home spun. $20. i For_a little boy of 3 or 4 years—an Easter outfit, which consists of a smart coat, a ta: and a pair of knickers with straps over the shoulder; in blue. $25. Fashionable Little Hats and Coats to Match —are fashioned of wool or silk, and there are many attractive styles and colors from which to choose—for Easter. Coats, $12.50 to $37.50 Hats, $3.50 to $15 Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. And Now--to Outfit Boys with New Easter Clothes It really isn’t such a problem any more when you can select your boy’s clothes in the Woodward & Lothrop Boys’ Store. Mothers who buy boys’ clothes here know glia} they have fashionable appearance—but they're built to give long and satisfactory wear. New Spring Suits—$12.75, $15.75, $18.75 New colors, new styles, new fabrics. Some of them have two pairs knickers, others have a pair of regular knickers and a pair of golf knickers. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Oxford Shirts, $2. Striped Shirts, $1.50 and $2. ‘White Madras Shirts, $1.50 and $2. ‘White Madras Blouses, $1 and $1.50. Cloth Poplin Blouses, $2. Striped Blouses, $1, $1.50, $2. NEW FELT HATS— Hats—Caps—newest shapes and colors. If he wears a collar, there're Arrow Collars. Roys' Store, Fourth flnor. Collars—Van Heusen Laster Bunny's Here He's been hopping around the Toy Shop. and vou should see what a host of pretty things he's left for all the hov® and girls. Baskets upon baskets—fuzzy bunnies, little fluffy chicks, wooden ducks on wheels—and heaps of little celluloid toys that babies’ll love. Baskets, 5c to 50c; Chicken Nests and Bunny Nests, $1; The Hopping Bunny, $1; Bunny and Chicken Carts, 60c. Rolly Pollys, $1 to $225; Filled Baskets, 15c to $450; Cotton Chicks, 5¢ each; Filled Net Rabbits, 25c and 50c; Fur Rabbits, 65c to $1.25; Paas and Liquid Easter Egg Dyes, 5c. He’s Been in the Candy Store, Too— And left heaps and heaps of Big Chocolate Easter Eggs. all decorated over the top, 25¢c to $2. Chocolate Rabbits, 10c to $1,50. Brnny Boxes, 15¢. Taffy Lolly Pops, with Easter Rab- bits, 8c. Fancy Easter Boxes, 50c to $1.75. Toy Section, Fourth fivor. Candy Section, Fourth ficor,