Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1923, Page 20

EVEN1ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1923. Woodhw Member Better Business Bureau 20 - THE WEDNE New The Chinese Influence —plays a_part in new Fall' Fash- ions, but it is perhaps most distine- tively felt here in COLOR—the red tones . of Fashion’s wearing are Chinese reds, the reds of Chinese lacquer—and they are .charmingly. shown here in New Hats, with a bit ——— SO of embroidery for emphasis—and in \k\\\\\\\ Blouses, of new and interesting de- sign. ‘Alpaca Comes Back —but 1t is a new silky alpaca—and it tashions one of the smartest new things for Fall—a blouse with youth- ful collar and cuffs fashioned of crepe 1n orange and soft green—and a skirt, plain as to front and back, but pleated on both sides. The cos- tume itself, is in the new, dark, obacco brown. Blouse and Skirt, cach, §12.75. 11 uve Section, Third Boor. st \ New Arrivals on ‘ s ‘O Tomorrow; Another Exceptional Event i ot Croyrdon Topcoats, tailored ex- in the Moderately Priced Millinery Section— pres:\ly for us in London—and this sea 1 they show distinctive, new ‘ fabric3s—Scotch and Irish fleeces— camel | fleece and alpaca—in smart ew a a S mannigh mixtures and striking b4 plaids—itopcoats man-tailored for women., Women's E'oat Section, Third floor. —and this selling, which is ekceptional for its extremely low price, is equally exceptional for the wide variety of smart new hats included—hats to put on and wear right now—hats that will be good for many months to Charm.een in “‘rosewood” come—fashionable velvets in black, and the distinctive new Fall shades— _was the inspiration for a_dis- poppy reds, old blues—new greens—all the wonderfully lovely shades of tinctive "‘Wémf_“ from _”“kw‘;""- brown and a few soft grays; $mart sports models in suede—chic little S {fii‘;..{»f‘c'fifl?i ieuree wrapped turbans of duvetyne and velvet with a bit of the Chinese influence mandarin .coat effect—the, smart in their bizarre pins or ornaments. We illustrate but one of the very convertible revere of Paris Fashion —much cn*'\roidcr,v and fur, as many new models. ! trimming, P riced $135. Women's Dress ection, Third floor. Your Choice Tomorrow—=$10 Moderately Priced Millinery Section, Third floor. New Fall Models in Glove Silk Underwear Are Here - Bodice Vests, in dainty pastel shades, $2.50; extra size, $3. Bloomers, in pink and black, $5.50; extra size, $6. Bodice Top Combinations, a new style, tight-fitting at the knee, in pink, $6; extra size, $6.50. Camisole and Step-in Combinations, an- other lovely new model, $6. Women's Knit Underwear Section, Third floor. Step-ins, in pink, trimmed with Irish crochet, $4.50. Heavy Silk Combinations, in a lovely pink, $9; extra size, $9.50. Step-in Chemise, trimmed with lace and insertion, $7. Milanese Silk Vests and Bloomers, in pink, orchid, salmon and white. Vests, $3.50; extra size, $4. Bloomers, $5.50; extra size, $6. f New Frocks, $39-% —show the variedness of Fall Fashions The charm of variation that can almost be called the formula of the newest frocks, for they display a greater variance of line, details and trimmings than in many sea- sons. Tucks, pleats, circular skirt effects —embroidery—a bit of Chinese blue or red in the trimming. A collar of lace or beads. These are the varied details which mark these frocks as new—and one may choose at this low price either an after- noon frock of satin crepe or georgette, or a street frock of one of the smart twills. Navy blue, wood brown and black—Fash- ion’s first Fall shades. ‘Women's Dress Section, Third Boor. Fashion Designs Smart, New Frocks for Misses, $32-20 Of crepe satin or fine wools are these new frocks for misses— each model reflects some charming new trend of the youthiul mode—and each has the distinction of a much higher priced frock. Long, tight sleeves—tiered skirts—are new, while the new bell sleeve, with its smart inset and pleated flounce are interesting new t;,eatures of this navy blue satin fl:'ock sketched—others in black—or rown. Misses' Section, Fourth floor. Shagmoor All-Year All-Weather Topcoats $35 $39.50 $49.50 Shagmoor topcoats personify the height of topcoat perfection—these all-year, all-weather coats for town or country wear, are admirably tailored—and you may choose a carelessly cor- rect mannish model—a smart sports coat, or that much-wanted general utility topcoat from this group of moderately priced Shagmoor coats. The sketches picture a smart sports coat in a brownish mixture, $35—while the soft gray Shagmoor coat smartly ties at the side, $49.50. ‘Women's Coat Section, Third floor. All Style Ind'ications Point to Laceless Corsets for Fall The line at the back ixust be kept flat and smooth—and ‘the clinging lines of the laceless civrset assure just the desired effect. Lovely new fall modela—the mod- els that will be the perfi:ct founda- tion for the perfectly fittad fall frock, are fashioned of silk brwcades and broches with sections of surgical elastic—giving every swpport—yet allowing every comfort” in their wearing. The variedness of the models of- fers a laceless corset for almost every type of figure. Will you al- low us to help you in yowr selec- tion? Corset Section, Third floor. : New Fall ! Pacific Package Gbods to Be Embroidered The new things that have come to be embroidered are unusually pretty and the assortment includes things for the home, dainty wnder- things, and many charming little frocks for little folk; we memntion but a few. Pink Voile Bedspreads, in an artis- tic design—$5.25 double size; $4.78 single size—these pieces to match: Boudoir Pillow, $1.25. Curtain and Valance, $4.25. Pin Cushion, $1.10. ;‘lamstltchcd Cofored Linen Towels, L40. Mah-Jongg Table Covers, made on blacR sateen, $2.25. IDlIllly Underthings, of peach-color awn— RIPAEE ] Nightgowns, $3. C nations, $2.10. Pajamas, $3.75. Little Boys' Suits, in copen blue, with white lawn blouse, sizes 3, . 5. $2.75. Little Girls' Dresses,. of novelty printed chintz, trimmed in white— sizes 4, 6, 8. $340, Babies’ Dress, of sheer, mercerized au}l; infant’s and one-year size. Art Embroidery Section, Second fioor, Have You Ever Worn Arnold Glove-Grip Oxfords 1f you haven’t, try on a pair—the feeling of comfort will be a delight- ful revelation—especially to the woman who has to be on her feet a great deal. Arnold Glove-grip Oxfords fit, and are comfortable because they are made to conform to the lines of the foot—yet in appearance they are smart, trim oxfords—in dark brown kidskin—or black kangaroo, Exclusively Here. Priced, $9 pair ‘omen's Shoe Bectiom, Third floor. Unusual Values—Fine Rugs In the Semi-Annual Sale You will find values that surpass our best previous offerings, due to the re- markable purchases we were able to make. For home or office, there are many rare, exquisite pieces at prices only possible during the semi-annual sale. Moussoul Rugs Size 3%x6%, $57.50 Just received—a limited number of these very fine Oriental Rugs to sell at this extremely low price. Deep pile, close texture, quiet designs and soft-toned colors that possess a mirror- like luster, are the characteristics of these very fine rugs. Fine Lillihan Rugs Size 41,x7—Very Low Priced 90 Oriental rugs of exceptionally fine quality and unusually long and beautiful yarns. In ex- quisite, mellow tones. Very durable. Beloochistans, $24.75 Average Size 3x5 An even lower price than we have been able to offer fine Oriental rugs heretofore, but there is only a limited number in this offering. Shown in the characteristic rich, blended, soft colors that make Beloochistan Rugs among the most wanted of all Oriental pieces. Rug Section, Sixth floor. Sanford’s Axminsters Sale Prices Beauvais, 9x12, $68.50; Fervak, 9x12, $57.50 Other Sizes are Priced Proportionately Only during this sale are these low prices in cffect for seamless Axminster rugs of the very finest quality; deep pile, lustrous wool that wears so long and satisfactorily. Buying now is true economy. Worsted Wilton Rugs Finest Quality =12, 135 One of the best known makes; beautiful, deep colorings: no better quality obtainable: very closely woven, giving a tight, firm, enduring floor covering. Other pieces at proportionate prices. Wool Wilton Rugs 9x12, $87.50 Beautiful Oriental and Chinese patterns: won- derfully mellow color combinations. All pat- terns in all sizes to match at proportionate prices. September Sale Dinnerware, Glass, China Stem Tumblers, 15¢ i $1.65 Dozen Fine, clear, thin optic glass with dainty bow-knot and border decora- tion beautifully etched—at a price lower than usual for plain glass of this quality. 32.Pce, Porcelain Dinner Sets. ...$5.65 Glass Measuring Pitchers ..30c Yellow Mixing Bowls, set 16-plece Cereal Sets. Kitchen Carving Sets Scrub Pails. Housewares Very Low Prices Splendid Values Bread Box, $1.75 Tin box, triple coated in white enamel; very low priced. Porcelain Top Kitchen Tabl Square Bread Box, enamel Bread and Cake Closet Pantry Set, 5 pieces . Princess Stepladder. .$2.. Set of 3 Aluminum Saucepans....75¢ 3 “Silveray” Frying Pans. e Ball-bearing Waffle Irons Seamless “Savory’ Spice Sets, 7 pieces. Aladdin Aluminum Kettles. Stem Goblets and Sherbets 25¢; $3 Dozen Fine, clear, thin optic glass—a dainty bow-knot and border decora- tion etched. Glasses of this quality are usually much higher priced. Washable Wool Wall Dusters Galvanized Iron Ash Cans.. ¥ 25+ nameled Flour Can $175 Galvanized Garbage Pail... $2.25 Garbage Can, with foot tread Syrup Jugs, on plate..... Toilet Tissue, doz. rofl;