Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1923, Page 8

THE SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, APRIL 22, 1923—PART 1. BHESTER UEHES The Season’s Supreme Values OIL GRANT FOES 1 in Spring Dresses po ; Extra Salespeople, Wrappers Only the most intensive preparation and enormous quantities / i . bought enable us to bring to you these beautiful higher type CASHIERS, ETC., have been provided to render prompt Turkish Government Support ’ models at such exceptionally low. prices. . i service, no matter how great the throng attending. Early ; . o . The response will be great—and we urge early attendance, hopping i h = ol Gives Him Confidence, so that you may be confident of obtaining the proper size in the saopping;'s be_st, P“t' whatever time you attend: a satis ! factory selection is assured, because of the quality. Says Admiral most becoming model. NEW YORK, April 21 c rs.” || Commerce in the “The Turkish gov Tment is behind the Chester project,” he declared to his audience of big business men and || international bankers. “There we stand, and on that we will fight it out as i f 4 B A= tion that n a e concerns w amper- ing lln Bl ul u[urumn of the “hes 3 bu i t y h k Values, Assortments and Savings That Make This the Season’s Outstanding Dress Event! t the venture political ~conse- 1 that he would | economical e said Welcome U. S. Capital. € n hand not inte sion, we welcome Worth Up to $25.00 to $37.50 ¢ Americ \‘ \\\1‘!.l’|‘l:)v- l ) -\ The greatest values we have ever offered in a sale! The Dresses speak for themselves and will back up every claim we make. You may come tomorrow prepared to find sensational bargain surprises— and your expectations will be fully realized in the great assortments of beautiful styles—the rich ma- terials—the wonderful values. Plenty EXTRA SIZES, both lots. Plenty of ™Stylish Stout™ Dresses in sizes up to 52V in this sale. The Dresses in reguhr sizes, too, are the cream of the season’s fashions. Just purchased in New York this week —and we do not hesitate in saying it is one of the best purchases of Dresses in the entire history of the store! - Ledill Group One Includes Dresses = e Group Two Includes Dresses ’. wreenat: | Worth Up to $25 at $9.50 Su Worth Upto $37.50at $14.50 influen e front door 5 : : 4 : i | Hundreds of brand-new styles—most of them shown for the first time tomor- ”“'{”‘I"‘:_H"ij; row. Many dresses in the lot are duplicates of numbers selling in our regular stock up to $25.00. Dresses for street, afternoon and sports wear. Fashioned of Spring’s newest materials of splendid qualities. including— The values are exactly as stated—in fact, some of the identical Dresses have been ~¢]1n|g in our regular stock up to $37.50. Think of choosing Dresses of 1 universities and 40) Am hools in Anatolia. SIX CITIES HUNTING VANISHED WILL = enty of “Stylish Stouts” in the lot, too. Sizes up to 52!% —Canton Crepe Dresses / \ \ Forget the little price—consider the marvelous values in this sale. —Heavy Crepe de Chine Dresses \ / Materials of wonderful. superb quality— —*“Alltyme” Knitted Crepe Silk Dresses { Z i N g Roshanara Crepe — Canton Crepe—Crepe de Chine— —Taffeta Dresses 9 (i il i/ B 1S Egyptian Crepe—*“Alltyme” Knitted Crepe Silks — Wool —Crepe and Tricosham Dresses I Aot i Crepe—Tricosham—Dropstitch Trlcolette—Shekarla Silks— —Dropstitch Tricolette Dresses \ Tl = Printed Canton Crepe—Lovely Summer Printed Silks. —Dresses of Summertime Prints f il il | STYLES—Sports Dresses in contrasting colors, rich-looking combinations, Newest models—straightline, long waisted: short or 1 fl d % A M | i \ pleated skirts, long waist and straightline models. finished with ribbon girdles, h S =8I 1 ong arsted; short or lon, owing sleeves: rc necks. e s < side panels, dr: . plain, pleated or shirred skirts. ]ruhg!mugs E:z)f mwn(‘r\)mszf :,.:. k round necks, some with lace or organdy collars and trimmed with buttons, o tliAytona ed ens terial, gold braid; ribbons, buckles, sashes, buttons, ¢rushed or narrow girdles. ¥ (L W L SIR 2 rosettes, etc. ¢ i T HICKORY, N, €. April 2 Colors of black, navy, gray, rose, tan, decr, brown, jade, almond green, cocoa and 'Y i 4 ol | y Colors of Navy. Black, Deer, Tan, Almond Green, Gray. Rose. Orchid and by which : cgins, Y various combinations in contrasting colors. Y i i R kB /2 * combinations of shades. :T":,Z:;" "' = Sizestioftofenion auisses / ', " i - \ Sizes 16 to 20 for Misses. of the Methodist I ) Regular sizes, 36 to 46. o g 1l 7 Regular sizes, 36 to 44. South has disappear atto s “Stylish Stout” sizes, 421, to 527 “Stylish Stouts” in sizes 421; to 5215. in six towns in the $800,000 Left Church in Docu- ment Missing in North | i 1 H ———— i | i Carolina. ! _\' ;":m‘“fl "::'\’:Ii:“'g‘d"‘“";I“;’“ ‘-"'i Another Merchandising Triumph! Another Feature Event for Large Women— ' ) Purchase of 350 Stunning| «Stylish Stout” Suits of i X New Coats and Capes Unusual Style Distinction ety | | Values Up to $22.50 ‘ . g and died in : His farm. va BRITAIN DESIRES MINOR CHANGES IN DEBT PACT| Negotiations With This Countly, May Be Concluded Satisfacto- rily in the Near Future. LONDON, April 21.—The B < continuing it funding understood the desires certain minor debt debenture. Th TAXIS & AUTOS | . , ; : , Main 5T | | A typical Goldenberg coat event, which never disappoints, as Wash- ington women know. - Recent sales of “Stylish Stout” Suits have been Coats, Capes and Wraps from makers of high-grade garments, fash- | o eived with enthusiasm by large women, and joned of materials and with clever style touches only seen in wraps of the || oo ow's offering of these brand-new Suits better kind. If youare looking for an opportunity to purchase a new coat | . $24.50 maintain in every way the high stand- i 5 i ; Jlf/il § or cape at a great saving, here it is, 5 ‘ ard of value-giving established by previous® reception hall and bath, | ] The best choice you could imagine—even for twice as much. Not | . ¢ this kind. Open eveningsuntil,s | = many of some styles, so an early visit is advised. A s s. for larger Swartzell, Rheem & ! All Are Beautifully Tailored of the Most Approved Wm}m‘j‘;,’;‘j“,:f;‘l‘;,fi‘;°§,,f§§‘,‘:;‘C‘;‘.“Bfilfng"fo oo Hemsey Ce. | il 1 Fabrics of the Season---Including Rich Overplaids, the larger, stouter types in their slenderizing lincs. 727 15th St. N.W. § . Polaire Cloth, Poiret Twill and Sports Coatings The fabrics have been carefully tailored in suits of BLUTHORE, l i Many distinctive styles for sports wear, for dress or general utility wear. Three- | Mannish Serge, Tricotine and Poiret Twill. - rnefomc n ! Y quarter and full length garments, trimmed with tassels, silk stltchmg, etc. The desired long straight line models, finished with fine silk stitching and e e el Straightline, loose or belted models, with raglan or set-in sleeves. e nelte 1 medl with eatin: A L ettt b s i1t o s ace| M | Colors of Tan, Deer, Navy, Sorrento, Brown and Novelty Mixtures, also combina- Choice of Navy and Black. need it please hand it to a friend. To be had tion colorings :md plaid mixtures. . Sizes 42%4 to 52 and 43 to 53. lu | Sizes for misses and women. 1631 S St. N.W. Just completed, ready for oc. M. A. Louis & Sons 220 G gt. nwy