Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1923, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923. ’ Corset Brassieres, $1.00 Imported Japanese Kimonos, & Davs of Sp sports call for a light support such as Cotton crepe, in ¢ x ig 1 : ] * crepe, in copen, rose, light blue or fle 1 ey serve as both corset and brassicre and give decorated. with hand-embroidered flowers, . 1 yut comfortable or 1 igure style, with large sleeves and a_blending of Oricnta quipped with two pairs of hose supporters. Sizes 32 to 44 Limited quantity at this low price ~—Third ¥loor. ird Floor. \\nhmuon—'\ew York—Pans l:stabll.sh:d 1860 D X g i 420-430 Seventh Street 1 2 It’s Springtime—Sweet—Scented Flowers are Abloom—-and Here’s Y our Easter Apparel ; "l‘hg Store and its merchandise radiate the atmosphere One has only to spend a moment on the Children’s Floor of Spring—a crisp cheerfulness fills the air. S : : —the Fourth, to realize that here are styles that rival in their fullest, and you’ll enjoyseeing them. beauty the modes of grown-ups. Tomorrow it's As E;l;lflr A“l;llrouclrt;g llw”Sél;'rn;m; ;,'Vrau's f u:fhu"d"apx:bllll | ‘ X \‘\ ) » EaSter for TWO tO teens Records; latest B Hundreds of New Hats | e | D N L | other cunning | Arrive for Saturday ’ N o, - > hats arrive! TODAY hun- R Banded and Streamer = \ cklace: . N Y . . ) L& I - y re taken from their boxes. Necklaces Hats for Tiny Tots Tomorrow, the most complete selec- €295 95 to $1.95 tion that we have ever shown at this \‘ 4 ; : s nothing more_ yopular price. o matter how the ques- ne popular price tion of the correct LEaster than a hat that trails bbon streamers or i neckline may have been set- ply finished with a |:rcn:' tled, it will surely be im- Simplycfins proved by a string of Inde- _Fancy Hats for little folks, of structible Pearls. These il and s combinations 1 24-inch chains, with solid $295 to $7.50. s Lingerie Hats, of white or- gold clasp, and the pearls gandic. $150 to $4.95. are so evenly graduated one k —First Floor. \mn]d not guess they cost so I'here are hats of fine straws, rich silks, 2 . s LA novelty braids, Visca braid, tagal, hair 1not to Cunning Spring Coats . L] . ‘loth—anc 2 ) are pokes = E F he Two-t0-Sis U L s | wwerowss Cunning Hats for Girls flower or feather trimmings. Off-the 40-inch Tndestruct 2 Y 3 e styles, bustle hats (flower gardens), and, \'(“\‘H:xuf\( 53.(;5. New Arrivals—Scores of Styles—Moderately Priced of course, tailored hats. 1 s imaginable s t color and combination. The pleasant sen- S % y T ) \ $2 75—_$3 75—$4 75 sation of paying only 85.00 for so much o0-inch Indestructible Bead : e style and becomingness will make vou feel Necklaces, $3.95. ¢ s y Charming styles for girls of six to sixteen. Thei \ cheerful. See these hats tomorrow, in a “ ( / } L ors—the winsome garnitures—suggest d S e > . > pokes of Visca braid banded with « Indestructible Pearl Drace- serviceab { ) milans with ribbon bows, band r 5 e (Mm as arraved here is enough to turn any girl’s —and do sce them tor Girls’ Tailored Hats, Special. $1.79 i - For ulurdu ~the Most Complete Selection of L \ Targe and varied selection of charming styles, of <oit pate <olid and two-tone colors, delightfully trimmed with ribbons and —Second Floor, . in bluc. tan and reindeer Scores of Girlish Styles are on display in other reasonably Sizes to 6 vear 3 > ( Spring Coats, Capesand Wraps For Women and Misses We Have Ever i & 3 o Shown at These Three Popular Prices Just Arrived—Another Remarkable Collection of $16.95_$25_$29,5() N Girls’ Spring Coats and Capes On S'ule Saturday At Three complete groups, each interesting in itself for the \ 98 marvelous assortment of styles, materials and novelty it contains, but doubly interesting when you sce the prices. every possible touch of i simple sport lines, coats slouse backs, large button trimming, novel hing or combinations of material. And capes that are so fascinating it makes onc im- patient to w them. Sketched is one of tan and copen plaid, trimmed with blue check. 7 to 14; vears, with plenty of the large Coats of broad, sportslike plaids; coats that were made for Summer outings and ercise; coats of dr oats of soft-pile fabrics: coats with novel and unusual trimmings: wraps that are part cape and part coat—and many delightful capes that look forward to days at the most fashionable Summer resorts. There’s not an occasion on the calendar that cannot he met hy a wrap from this three-price showing. i Then the Better Wraps " Better Coats, $14.98 and $19.98 Other High-grade Coats, Capes and Wraps, including evers 7 Girls’ Silk Frocks, $9.98 approved style, every desirable ric and color. We're not boast- ing when we use the superlative “‘greatest” in connection with the Rufles, pleats, frills, scallops, ribbons—and aln sclection we are offering at prices from $35.00 to $98.50. In the price r\rrtvlm els c‘ i“&'”h‘ 5 ¢ to make a young range from $45.00 to $')8 0 are those new and distinctive imported froc ”r‘r:\»Ex mp:‘“ r\'\r‘| :.]””(; o e Beauide bccheliportiGosts iliomoroniaiCea Dy ocotne navy blucs also lighter shades, and cven some feteh- \ ing prints. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Better Silk Dresses, $14.98 to $25.00 White Dresses for Confirmation . Snowy white dresses of marquisette, hemstitched = 7 Sapae Handbags Answer ) . Er cwiss, trimmed with laces s, i e T : gs Answer the Call for e Sl o 3 1 a 98 to $12 3 Novelty and Color S 2.98. S euimIsor. Correct to the Finger Tips J , —Second Floor. The effect of the most charming Easter Two New and Special Groups S o T, S e $2.95 and $1.95 Q] Your Boy Will Be Proud If He $12 98 ° for every purpose, for every occasion, and to rmo th any sort of Eas s Instead of being : “0s- "n[ L harmonize with any sort aster costume. lnn:]c ::C«(tc:\rll)rr‘:.n|lv;lbe fi;||1:('|?)t£< ‘(‘hi\ ears a Penrod Sult Easter Sunday! Kayser Chamoisette Gloves 74 a :|(||;;r,;[: l:\‘fl; “I{:‘\‘I’IL(;Ilhi”("“l"“;‘l"“\ If there's any one time o’ vear that a boy wants to be proud of his appearance, c 2 g / rtanc a of leather o S are always popular on account of their splen- in donm of different shapes, or it's at Faster, when d“] the n<b\lzl\horhnui] \tl(‘ln uu\t in new fixin's I e did quality, their smartness and their wearing A of mobire silk, batik, tapestey or A Penrod solves the problem for the boy. ou just can’t beat ‘em for powers. . paisley prints. Beaded Es o and fit. And Mom and Dad ring in on the expense end, their durability—and the 4 aisley s..Bes ags, too, knickers provides the cconomy and honest value. Kayser Chamoisette Strap-wrist Gauntle(e i > are in voo! /l s 5 extra wear of the extra knickers p y 2 e 4 dne o pue P heferiheatled Penrods in the new Spring models, \pnng fabrics—all-wool tweeds, cassimeres 75¢ to $1.50. 2 flat designs or dangling with row g 5 Kayser Chamoisette 12-button Gloves, $1.00. 4 after rg\l\' of fri?:ge? s and homespuns—are the suits. “Freckles” Barry says so! Kayser Chamoisette 16-butten Gloves, $1.19 | -y i Billie Burke box, whose large i S'l\?)‘:'elh Chamoisuede Gauntlets, showing A .- !nirmr ‘a}'“l CIE\-'" vanity fitti_ngf : , BOyS’ All-WOOI TWO-PantS Suits are sufficient excuse for its being. many nel whims in trimming and finish, 5300. i First off. two pairs of lined knickers with these suits pm\ldv . Suede Strap-wrist Gauntlets, beaver shade, All these and more may be selected from this = the double wear that reduces the cost. Next, the smartness of $ with self-stitched backs. §4-50~ L delightful array of new handbags tomorrow. the tweeds, cassimeres and all-wool, fast blue serge fabrics, _ Suede Mousquetaire Gloves, in the wanted 3 Wit Floor. 4 so perfectly tailored, assures the good appearance. the comfort soft Spring shades. 8-button length, $5.00; e 5 hia o5 and adds to the wear. Smart Norfolk style, ex- 12-button length, $6.60. SR g S ESia : - e —_— t 11 finished. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Long Glace Gloves, in white, black and col- Easter remely well finishec 1 yea | ors, for important events. $5.00 and $6.00. & | . Silk Gloves, too, that look forward to the | Toilet Needs _ Chlldren S EaSter FOOtwear Spring Topcoats for warmer days, $1.39 to $3.00. ~—First Floor. | Correct, because shaped to give toe room, ht snugly and to hold without ‘ Little Fellows Jergen’s Violet rubbing at heel. Styles and qualmes that mean “money’s worth” to parents. | Glycerine Soap.. 8¢ ; Martello Cold The The $4 Easter Petticoats Choose Silk o ovder Lassie Alltime . ‘ 95 mn Gay Colormgs, $5.95 Blossom Talc... 29¢ A dressy model, neat yet heavy cnough : e Lo If you've a little chap, 2}% to 8 vears, imagine Cold long *patent leather, dull Eordress opplaytime - Strongiy how snappy he'll look in a light-weight Spring xing : Daa macY fo aeinne “eguice. Ratens lacer of patent, dull or tan calf. Ildeal By ; Harmonizing with the tones of a frock, or showing a 33 or brown calf. for |.«, or girl. A genuine value topcoat of mannish tweed or boyish all-wool blue dazzling bit of contrast when it chances to peep.under the Hygienol Triple Siz , pair.. ...$2.00 y g g - ’ ? hemline, these petticoats of fine quality silk jersey or 8 L8125 Sizes 4% pai '$2.50 s 6 8, pair... ..83. serge. A smartly belted, double-breaster, tailored radium are an important part of the Easter outfit. Compac h 2 A .$3.50 i Finely pleated flounces, ruchings of messaline, scallop- P‘;’Pl‘gl’_'“"‘ Toot : 4 10,2, pair. 25 ing, ribbon finish, appliques of self material and insets of 25 Sizes 234 to 7, pair 1$550 contrasting material are some of the many ways in which Cello Metal Water s . oats, $6. they show their smartness. Bottle ....a..... $2.00 \Iany other. st\les including newest novelties and <laple_n;::;l:§r;l“r Other topcoats, $6.98 to $15.00. ~Third Floor. —First Floor. - - : —Fourth ¥loor. as smartly as Dad's—and comfortable for chilly Spring evenings, too.