Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 39

THE _EVENING BT Tomorrow--Clearance Misses’ Silk Frocks 35 S S These low-priced groups offer many excep- tional .values in misses’ fashionable frocks; many of them have been taken from our regular stock and greatly reduced: the others are the result of an especially advan- tageous purchase. Street and Afternoon Frocks' mostly one of a kind styles—fashioned of flat crepes, Can- ton crepes—a few of satin; in the 'season's best plain colors—and smart color- combina- tions. Misses’ sizes, 14, 16, 18, Misses® ection, Fourth floor. Lovely Silk Petticoats, $5 In white and flesh These are the dainty sort of petticoats that one wears with sheer, summer frocks—petticoats of soft satin, crepe dc chine and radium—charming styles with ruffled lace, em- broidery, or scalloping for trimming; hemstitched hem and double-to-hip models also at this price. Petticoat Seetion. Third flaor. Netherall, $3 For the woman going away For beach or mountain, for train or steamboat, for motor, or golf course, the vacation special Netherall meets every summertime need. And at this low price,one may have several, so that no laundering is necessary while away. Replacing vest, bust confiner and girdle. the Netherall does the work of all three: laun- ders casily and packs any- where; moulds and controls the fignre beautifully and com- fortably. This model is fashioned of cool air-cell mesh, in sizes to 38; ask for a_fitting in o Corsct Section, Third floor. Victor Recorcis-—-]ust Released 19069 !. 75¢ | L When Will The Sun Shine For Me? “International Novelty Orchestra.’ Gone—But Still in My Heart. Great' White Way Orchestra. Fox Trot— Fox Trot— [ Underneath The Mellow Moon. 19071 75¢ 1 River Shannon Moon. Alice Green—Edna Brown. AR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, ‘JUNE 15, 1923. Woodmward X Liotheop Open 9:15 A, M. New York—WASHINGTON—Paris Close 6 P. M. Vacation Clothes for Ydung People Young People’s Floor, The Fourth A wonderful collection of voung folks' socks from which to choose here, from the best makers of Amer- ica and Europe All-Silk Socks, $1. Cotton Socks, 25¢ and 35c. Plaid Top Socks, 50c. Sports Ribbed Socks, 50c. Plain Weave Socks, 50c, 75c. Babies’ Silk Socks, 75¢c. Imported Colored Tops, 35c. Imported Lisle Socks, 50c. Plain Color Socks, 50c, 75c. All-white Sillc Socks, $1.25. White Silk Half Socks, 85c. Three-Quarter Lisle, 50c. Half-length Lisle, 35c. Colored Silk Socks, 85¢, $1.25. White Sports Ribbed. 50c. Sports Ribbed, Plaid Cuffs,50c. Silk-plated White Socks, $1. Only three of the many, many styles of summer- time: play shoes are illus- trated; many others for infants, girls and boys. Built for comfort and the hard wear they're sure to get. Junior Girls” Frocks Exceptional $ I 2 .50 Values These are the charming, summery sort of frocks that will fill every need in the Junior Girl’'s summer wardrobe. Smart linens, smartly tailored: voiles in delightful styles: dotted Swisses, crepes and beach-cloth frocks in the brightest, prettiest colorings. Three of these youthful frocks are sketched—a yellow voile, shirred and ruffled in flattering manner; a charming old rose voile with drawnwork, dainty lace-trimmed net collar and cuffs and a girdle of black velvet ribbon; and a smart linen in coral color with a white collar. Sizes 13, 15, 17. Junior Girls'. Section, Pourth finor Young People s Hosiery Section, Fourth floor. Tan Moccasins, sizes 2 to 8: low, $2.50; high, $3. Canvas Play Shoes, white or brown: sizes 8% to 11, $3; 117 to 2, $3.25; 2% to 6, $3.50. Sandals, with shawl tongue; in gray, tan or elkskin; sizes 814 to 11, $4; sizes 11% to 2, $4.50. - Red Sandals,” with shawl tongue ; sizes 8% to 11, $4.50: 111 to 2, $5. Tan Calf Sandals. 275 to 8: $3. Boys’ brown or white, rubber- <oled shoes: 11%% to 2, $2.75; % to 6, $3.25. Young People’s Shoe Section, Fourth floor Your Boy's Summer Outtit The Boys’ Shop is a fellowll need for ready with everything his summery vacation. values will outfi Parents who appreciate quality and 200¢ t their sons here. : Charles Hart—Lewis James. Saw Mill River Road. Fox Trot— : Great White Way Orchestra. | Everything is KO in KY. Fox Trot— Whiteman and His Orchestra. Fox Trot— 19074 75¢ Wildflower. 19077 | 75¢c | Victrola Galleries, Fourth floor. Troubadours. Great White Way Orchestra. Dreamy Melody-—Rocky Mountain Moon—The (Medley Waltz.) Voile Blouses, $6.75 Are charmingly fashioned The Belgian hand-made blouses. of_sheer, white voile, show many artistic touches’ of handiwork— pipings and point turque embroid- ery in soft pastel vellow. orchid. coral or French blue—and pleats and tucks, or frills for ornment. further While another very smart style at this price is sketched, an all-over embroidered white voile over- blouse, buttoned on the side and piped in orchid. Rlouee Section, Third flonr Sleeveless Sweaters, $5 The smart thing in sweat-* ers—with the front in con- trasting color stripes; color combinations of white with jade, rose or orange—or- chid and white and green and white. Swagger Coats, $5—in orange, tan, blue and gieen. Jacquard Frent Golf Coats, - $5—in green and white. Sweater Section, Third floor. Radio Sale Radio parts and sets re- duced 1n price for clear- ance. Sets Tuska Detector and 2- step, $30. XL Detector and 1-step, $35. E R. C. Westinghouse, $69.50. Parts Diode Tubes and Sockets, $1.25. Transformers, $2 to $3.50. 23 Plate Condensers, $1. 43 Plate Condensers, $2. Variometers, $1, 2, $3. Variocouplers, $2, $2.50. Radio Seetion, Fourth floor. Beautiful Guimpes Of net and organdie add charm to summer costumes Organdie, ‘trimmed with Irish picot and Valen- ciennes_lace, in delightfu! styles at $5. Smart Net Guimpes, with Bertha collars, $5.95 to $15. Guimpes, with real laces and hanid embroidered trimmings, $3 to $8.50. Charming Guimpes, with filet and Irish lace trim- ming, $10.50. Irish Lace and Hand Em- broidered Guimpes, $9.50. A Handsome Guimpe, of net, lavishly trimmed with Irish and Venise lace, $30. Neckwear Section, Fifth floor. Candies Peter's Milk Chocolate Cro- alle(‘ely 60c_Ib. hocolate Chips, 40c Ib. Marshmallows, 50c Ib. Delicious Fruit Juice, ambro- sia and raspberry flavors, 40c bottle. Port-flavor Wine Jelly, 25c. Candy Bection, Fourth floor. Little Boys' Dress up Suit, §12. Boys' Palm Beach Suits, $12.50, with 2 pairs pants: sizes 7 to 18 years. Palm B‘ca‘th Suits, $10; junior Norfolk styles, in sizes 5 to 10, Khaki Flapper Suits, $1.75 value for boys of 3 to 10. Flapper Suits, Special, $1. bleached jean: 3.to 10. Boys’ Wash Suits, $2.50 to to 10 years. Palm Beach Knickers, $2.50. Kha#i Knickers, $1.50 to $2. Hoys' Section, Fourth floor. Nazareth Waists, 37%c Low neck. waists, clothes and garter ments. Sizes 2 to 15 years. . Young People’s Knit Underwear Section, Fourth floor Wool Bathing Suits The practical sort for young people Dress-up Suit, $10. sleeveless knitted with v buttons for attach- Scout Qutfit: Trou- sers, $240; Coat, $3.45. : White Knickers, $2.25, $3. White Flannels, $6:50. Khaki Riding Breeches, $3. Khaki Long Trousers, $2.50. Flapper Pants, $1, $1.25. Imported Sports Blouses, $3.50. Khaki Sports Blouses, $1, $1.50. Flannel Blouses, $3. Wash Blouses, $1 to $2. Flannel Shirts, $3.50. Khaki Shirts, $2. Wash Shirts, $1.50, $2. Linen Crash Wool Sweater, $6.50. Flapper Pants, $1.50. ; a special 75; of un- $12; size 3 Children’s Undertogs, 75¢ These solve the underwear problem, for they combine shirt, drawers and waist; of fine checked nainsook. well reinforced. Sizes 2 to 12. Boys’ Union Suits, $1 vor; c nainsook, with shoulders and Sizes 26 to 34. Mothers of young folk know that for a really dependable bathing suit—one that the voungsters can get around in “—one that isn’t cumbersome— the wool bathing suit, one- piece style is the only thing. There are many smart colors and color combinations both for girls and little folks; two sketched. Girls” Sizes 8 to 18 _ $4.50 to $9.75 Little Folk’s Sizes 2 to 6 $2.50 to $4 Girle' Eection, Fourth floor. Infants’ Rection, Fourth floor. and middies; these sizes 6 to 22. Knickers, in linen White Jean Skirts, sizes 6 to 16 Palmer Linen Skis pleated on bodies, si: Girls' Section, Fourth fioor. Flapper Suit, Athletic style, which boys fa- made. of fine checked elastic waistband. Warm Wool Sweaters. Jantzen Swimming Spe- Suit, red and blue, $1.75. Cotton Pajamas. $1.50 to $2.50. Blanket Bathrobes, $5 to $10. Wool Sweaters, $6.50 to $8.50. Raincoats. $5 and up. < Jantzen Swimming Suits — original California Swimming Suits; great va- riety of styles from which to choose: sizes 4 to 6, $3 and $3.50; sizes 7 to 18. $3.50 to $6. . Official Outfitters Boy Scouts of America. Nazareth Combinations, 75¢ Cool, knit underthings, with low neck, no sleeves, knee pants; buttons and garter at- tachments. Sizes 4 to 15 vears. knit Girls’ Khaki Knickers Middies and Other Vacation Needs Nothing quite as serviceable and com- fortable to wear to camp as khaki knickers are well tailored; Knickers, $1.85 to $2.75 Middies, $1.95 white or natural color Middies, of white jean.... pleated on bodies, ........... ...$1.50 s, in cadet blue.. zes 6 to 16...%...82 Pajamas, of cotton crepe and other coo! fabrics—easily laundered, sizes 8 to 18 $1.75 to $4 ...‘...SS_to $7.50 Your Name or Initials Embroidered On Fine Linen Handkerchiefs An unusually interesting offer from the Handker- chief Section—pure linen handkerchiefs for either men or women, with initials or names embroidered in the corners; best D. M. C. embroidery thread is used. You may have two colors to each half dozen "kerchiefs; these prices include embroidering. Men's Handkerchiefs, $3 & $6 half doz. Women’s Handkerchiefs, $2 & $3 half doz. Handkerchief Section, First oor. Special $ l 7.50 For Juniors and Misses ‘An exceptional value in an exceptionally smart riding habit; and there’s really. ,/ nothing cooler or smarter | . | for summer than linen crash ~ —this model illustrated. without belt, without sleeves: another. style at the same: price with sleeves and belted jacket. Riding Habit Section, Third floor. Women’s Fabric Gloves Reduced to $2 8 - button length, fangy washable gloves, one may choose from a variety of styles—with novelty flare o embroidered tops; in mode, sand and gray; the best shades. Glove, Section, First floor. Summery Dressing Sacques $1.50 to $6 Dotted Swiss, dimity or lawn—with short or three- quarter sleeves, simply tailored or trimmed with Valenciennes insertion and edging. Silk Dressing Sacques — . Crepe de chine, charmingly fashioned; pleated ruf- flings, lace and embroidery or fancy stitching for trim- mings ; pink, blue or orchid, $5 to $10.51 Neglige Section; T Creepers, Rompers, Wash Suits @ - All moderately priced Creepers, $1.50 The convenient button-under style. pink or blue striped or checked gingham, with white collar and cuffs. Also White Poplin Creepers, stitched, in pink or blue: sizes 1 and 2 years. Rompers, $1.25 Low neck, short sleeves: pidgie pantie style, made of colored chambray, with trimmings in a contrasting shade; tan, trimmed in green, rose or blue; 2 to 5. Wash Suits, $3.50—Copperfield or middy style, made of poplin, chambray -or soisette; trousers button on to dimity waists; il pink, blue, orchid, tan and white; 2 to-5. . « Infants’ Section, Fourth fioor. Harry Vardon Golf Clubs Harry Vardon wood or plain steel clubs $5.25 Harry Vardon monel metal (won’t rust) clubs.$6.25 Harry Vardon steel shaft wooden clubs....... $8.00 Burke’s Famous Golf Clubs Burke Grand Prize, plain Steel irons Burke Standard Iron or Wood Clubs Burke Golfrite Wood/Clubs. Burke Center Balance Wood Burke de Luxe Wood Clubs,..... Lady Burke Golf Club for women. W. & L. Special Golf Clubs Hornet Golf Balls, 50¢ Baby Dimple Golf Balls Glory Dimple Golf — Balls R 34 with mesh mark- ing Sporting Goods Section, Fourth foor. Colonel 30 Golf Balls, 75c Spautding 50Golf Balls, 75¢ P. D. Q. Golf Balls....75c Why-Not Golf Balls, Silver King.... Dunlop Maxfli. ¥R