Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1923, Page 23

1 JOINHANDS TOPUSH COMMUNISMINULS. “Red” Party Dissolves and| Becomes Part of Workers’ Organization. ye the thir the Unite e Avprili support | Bird Was Ancient. From the Boston Trapseript. duck . in King Tut's tomb, SUB-STATIONS | DOWNTOWN ' Opposite New Willard ! 511 14th Street i Opposite The Raleigh ! 414 12th Street Near Shoreham Hotel Cor. H St. & Madison Place Interstate Com. Bldg. 1742 Penna. Ave. W. B. & A. Station : 11th & Eye Strects . Woodward & Lothrop's i i i 1 i i | ! \ i | Yellow Cabs may be | engaged at any of these ! substations—or if ordered | by telephone will be sent from the ! one nearest your office. i YellowCabsarei cheaper than Hotel Cabs | and the rates much lower than those prescribed for public | ‘hacks. YELLOW CAB C0. FRANKLIN| 1212 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1923. MISSES’ SUITS Regrouped o Sell at $49.50 ¥59.50 %69.50 This regrouping of Misses’ Smart Spring Suits brings a lowering of many prices—and offers a par- ticularly varied and smart selection now—at sub- stantial savings. The Fabrics—Twill Cords, Poiret Twills, Travesine. The Models—Box coat, side tie, long tailleur, braided, tucked, embroidered; new soft roll collars. Sizes 14, 16, 18. » - MISSES’ SPORTS SUITS, $35 camel’s hair and velour checks. M:sses’ Section, Third foor. Many Attractive Styles, 2 5 Little frocks that will lend unlimited smartness to a multi- with F newest trimming. grosgrain ribbon—pleated crepe frocks and frocks trimmed with pleats—bouffant irocks so becomingly youthful, Frocks in navy, gray, tan and also brighter shades, $29.50. The Colors—Greystone, Tan and Navy. Anothier regrouping of smart sports models in tweeds, . I . Misses” Silk Frocks tude of and Summer occasions—frocks of crepe. crepes with embroidery in vivid colorings—and straightline Misses’ Sectiop, Third foor. A New Corset-Brassiere Unusual Value, $2.50 I'his new corset-brassiere, named “Nature’s Rival,” is fash- ioned of a figured satin-finish serge, with deep V insets of clastic over the hips, four strong hose supporters; fastens at the back with a riveted hook and eye tape. and has good. strong tape shoulder straps. Corset Section, Third Soor. Permanent Waving—Marcel Waving—W ater Waving—Hot Oil Shampoos—Facials, Scalp Treatments—Henna Shampoos. Thoroughly efficient and satisfactory operators are at your service here in every one of these personal services. Shoe Shining Service for Women and Children Hair Dressing Section, ~econd floor. N \—fl I =2 Special TS’/ale CHESTS OF SILVER Wm. Rogers, guaranteed without limit to time These prices make possible gratifying economies— not only in replenishing one’s own silver chest— but in choosing for wedding gifts— 1847 Rogers, 26 Pieces, Special, $33.60 in Mahogany Chests st ssnsieniasies DITTS ...... coovmonseBlON00 .$233.20 .$361.70 38 pieces.... 40 pieces. . 86 picces. . 143 pieces. 220 pieces. 1847 Rogers, in"Honeymoon Chests ceececoemsa. $99.50 oecoeroce—s.$110.75 '26 to 72 Piece Chests of Silver $15.50, $19, $23, $29, $42, $62 Silverware Section, First fioor. 57 pieces. ... 88 pieces. ... Wloodiwarh & Wothrop Open 9:15 A.M. 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Close 6 P.M. Regrouping of Women’s - COATS--CAPES--WRAPS Means a Lowering of Many Prices At ¥49.50 Pleated, circular and straightline capes—with and without furs—wrappy and straightline coats—of soft-pile fabrics, twills and silks, in the season’s most wanted shades. At *59.50 Pile fabric coats and wraps—silk and twill capes and coats—smartly trim- med with fur and embroidery—some untrimmed, relying on their beauti- ful fabrics for smartness. At *69.50 Coats and capes of handsome deep-pile fabrics—with much embroidery and stitching in individual designs; scason’s best shades from which to choose. At *79.50 Coats, capes and wraps—handsome models, developed in silks, twills and pile fabrics—summer furs and rich, embroidered designs are distinctive features of many—also included are handsome all-over embroidered coats. Also Regrouping of Higher Priced Wraps 110 $115 $125 including many individual and one-of-a-kind models—distinctively de- signed. Womes's Coat and Cupe Section, Third floor Colored Kid and Suede Sandals 39 pair Fashion’s first vogue for Spring and Summer—the Sandal, cut almost to the sole at the sides—a lovely fashion for a lovely foot. Teatured in red kid. fawn and gray suede and tan and white cali—as illustrated—$9 pair. Beautiful white kid sandals—$J2 pair. Another version of the Sandal—is this of tan calf and fawn suede cleverly com- bined—$12 pair. The buckled Sandal—for everyday and sports wear—of tan calf, cleverly cut out on the sides, $6 pair. Women's Shoe Sestion, Third foor Regrouping of Women’s Suits - Brings Exceptional Savings —includes many higher priced models—and many new models specially purchased—at genuine savings in prices. *39.50 *49.50 *59.50 Low as these prices may seem, they have comparatively small significance until you have seen the values they represent. TWILL SUITS in the season’s best models The Short Box Coai— The Long Straightline Coat— The Sashbow Suit=— The Embroidery-trimmed Suit— in navy, tan, greystone and black | ‘Women's Suit Section,’ Third fioor. " choose a handsome bridge or junior port- Girls’ and Junior Girls’ Tub Frocks, $7.50 Quite as attractively priced as they are styled are these smart little tub frocks for girls of 8 to 17 years, and now is an excellent time to select school frocks that will answer for vacation days this Summer. Two smart styles sketched —one a frock of green crepe with wool embroidery, in orange and green; the other a rose and whitc checked gingham with crisp white collar and cuffs; others are of crepe, gingham and linen, in the bright col- ors so much liked by young girls. Girls'’ and Juniors’ Sect ; Fourth floor. S French Flowers For Hat Trimmings Our Collection is Unique in Extent and Attractiveness Really an exclamatory French vocabulary is almost needed to do them justice—for to describe their loveli- ness is almost impossible—and the variety is almost endless— Roses, gorgeous American beauties, pink Killarney roses, exquisite white roses and delectable buds of every hue; thistles colorful and delightful; hydrangeas so natural in their delicate colorings, héather in dainty, delightiul shades; full white pond lilies; sprays of coloriul wheat, so very fashionable ; bunches of luscious-looking cherries and berries and grapes, and ever so many others. Prices range from 25¢ for a bunch of cherries—to $7.50 for a beautiful full-blown rose. Millinery Section, Third ficor 100 Double Damask -DINNER SETS Pt '16 Set 1§ “Talileslath, sise 2632 vaod Se t Of s > yards %, Dozen Napkins, size 20x20 Such an unusually attractive value will appeal at once to the woman who is planning a git of linen—or who is replenishing her own chest. These sets are boxed. especially intended for giits, and «1ey have been laundered, which gives you an oppor- tunity to see them, just as they will look when you use them—free from sizing or dressing. Lipen Section, Second floor. Lo Be Embroidered Unbleached Muslin Spreads with filet lace and applique, $7 Bedspread and Bolster, of unbleached muslin, in a new mosaic pattern, $4. Pillowcases for French and eyclet work, $1 and $1.25 pair. Turkish Bathroom Sets, consisting of large towel, guest towel and wash cloth, $2 set. Bath Towels, guest size, for embroidery and French knots, 50c. Linen Towels, $§1.25 and $1.50. Tea Towels, in varied designs, 25¢, 35¢, 50c. Art Embroidery Section, Second floor. Bridge and Junior Portables Specially Priced $15 This selling gives you the opportunity to able lamp at a much less than usual price. The model—a particularly aftractive and decorative one, in gold and black— weighted at the bottom with piped stem, cquipped with plug and sockets. The bridge portable has the adjustable arm and the junior portable two lights, the top fitted with a decorative knob, v Lamp Section, Second floor, ._,:K'.'"_.’J‘