Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1924, Page 17

: THE_SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D) C, JANUARY 6, 1924—PART 1 i \llg_n_ IIlIIIIIIlllIIII|IIIIII|lIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIlmlIIIIIIllllIlllIlllllllllll"lllllllllillfill_ LU UL UL T T T T R T T T e ¢ " Regular and Phone Orders. Ekonomy G : Extra Sizes vév.utl(s)e gfleKFW Kolumn 4\ ) | 36 t0 46 Monday 48 to 54 Order by Number, and Infants’ Shirts, 25¢ FANA S State Size and Color Straight and Rubens styles. N ‘Women’s Union Suits, 69c 3 $125 Fleece-lined Union Suits; 4 5 . high ncck, long sleeves, ankle 4 \ length. R ‘Women’s Bloomers, 15¢ e . Pink Knit Bloomers with elastic top and knees. , Children’s Hose, 15¢ Plain Ribbed and Derby Ribbed Hose, in black; slight irregulars. B . 2 ~ _Famous “Kl(lsSie Maid” Make Children’s Part-Wool Hose, 29¢ » = o . Part-wool Sport Hose, with i Noted For Excellence of Materials, Beauty of Styles and Superior Features of -Work- fancy cuff tops: irregulars. Children’s Wool-Mixed 4 | manship. They Have Nothing in Common With the Usual Run of Dresses ~ Hose, 50c & Offered in Sales In white and black. Infants’ Part-Wool & = Yes, here are 4,800 charming wash frocks such as you never ex- Hose, 35¢ pected to buy at such a low price. Frocks for the home and for x.n‘,;m.‘\‘,‘:."fl; ;:,"h ,—;“g,m“‘g‘ - : neighborhood and street wear—every one a model of attractive ap- Infants’ Hose, 18c g { pearance and exceptional service. Because this noted maker wanted Perfect Cotton Hose, in white, (5, to keep his factory going during the dull season, he made this im- black and brown; also irregulars d \ 4 : A of white cashmerette hose. 3 pairs \ f mense lot for our special order at a heavy price concession. for S0c. 3 pvomens Hose, 13 || (RS A% 16 Charming Styles as Pictured slight scconds. Women’s Burson A You must see these well made and trim-fitting dresses in order Hose, 35¢ . k to appreciate their merit. Heavy Cotton Heather Hose; slight seconds. 3 pairs for $100. oo Note the Size Range— 36 to 54 — and That Men’s Gloves, 25c \: \ 3 s e . Heavy Wool Gloves for outdoor | E v '{' 7 Extra Sizes Are as Plentiful as Regular Sizes workers. ; ; —This is a sale for EVERY woman—and every woman alive to Men’s Fleeced Gloves, 50c hishs = b < y Heavy Jersey Gloves lined with economy will make the most of it. warm fleece; black and brown. Men’s Cape Gloves, $1.69 Dressy Fleece-lined Cape Gloves, in brown, tan and black; also fleece-lined auto gauntlets with soft cuffs. Women’s Gloves, 25¢ ) : k Ty ) ; 13 . j \ : ) Buy Them by the Fleeced Cashmerette Gloves, in i 3 (NN Y = ) Half-Dozen—The Excellent Quality Wool Gloves, B o e Ty - ! . R B 3 BN Value Justifies It! Women's Vests and Pants 65c Each . L Flesheitined Vets and. Pasts: Materials are the reliable Amoskeag and Fatts s See e 44 ; i Security Ginghams—weaves of beauty, dur- Children’s Union Suits, 95c ! Z ability and fast color. In large and small “Forest Mills, Waist Attachment 5 ‘ checks of pink, blue, red, green, brown, tan, Union Suits; sizes 2 to 12. ) . g q lavender and black-and-white. Fay Stockings, 29c ot N ’ Children's White Fay Stockings Daintiest of styles, as illustrated—with ollierons ? seuongs EGH DR il ) 3 collars of organdy, openwork embroidery or Boys’ Suits, $4.50 ; X of gingham. All have sash and pockets. Corduroy Suits, with one pair \thh.such a variety of models every woman’s mc(sofiln a'l’jo 2-pants ; A £ = o taste is anticipated. Boys’ Cordiiroy Pants 2 35317/ SEE o : _ o Each size on a separate table for con- ) orp ' f venient selection. [Extra salespeople to Sizes 4 to 10 in corduroy knick- : ] 1 serve the crowds. ers and straight pants. i ; . | =L . SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Heavy Gray Coat Sweaters with shawl collars; sizes 26 to g 3 ‘lzym LTI NARAT. 7 S atansa f Sty Tm{fj . H L { Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas, 98¢ . Sizes 4 to 16 in one-piece Pa- jamas with silk frogs. Boys’ Wool Caps, 49¢ " 1 5 OO B : ® ; . Knitted Wool Caps in solid col- 4 ors and combinations. > o ‘ :au I u e U ; l esses Men’s Work Shirts, 69¢ ’ Golden Rule Blue Chambray kol v JIP S8 The Supreme Achievement of Our Wonderful Record of $5 Dress Sales Heavy Gray Coat Sweaters with shawl collar or V neck. St b Sl Painting the lily! When we say that here is a purchase and sale that surpasses any and every one of Seconds of i Biack Mererized ) the wonderful series that has taken the city by storm during the past two months, we make a big claim. Liste Socks and Heather Mixed \| But it is true to the letter! £ enis Silke Sodks; d5c p R 1,500 new and charming dresses:this time—in a host of materials and fashions to delight every Socks. 3 pairs for $1.00. - 8 woman. Elaborate styles, youthful styles, conservative styles—a veritable review of the desired modes Men’s Underwear b ot And what a color range! Black, brown, navy, henna, green, cocoa, tan, rose, red, 50c Garment U gray—and smartest of checks, stripes, plaids and combinatons. Heavy Fleece-lined and Part- ¥ N ! wool Shirts and Drawers, in b e o st |/ (| ) 1,100 NEW DRESSES IN 400 NEW DRESSES IN e e it s N REGULAR SIZES 16 TO 44 EXTRA SIZES 46 TO 52 §'~""ea;1‘)3"¢ cléfi:f e ey Shir e (In Every Material Listed Below) (Tricoknit and French Serge Only) 1zes 10 to 20. L - - Toilet Paper . 3 Rolls for 19¢ A/ \ 4 v 1 h . . Ecalos High-grade Toilet Tissue. . e o b 7 : Developed in Fine Weaves of: Hinds Hconey and Almond ‘ : ; X 4 Poiret Twill Wool Crepe LA ke . ’ ; A ! ‘ ‘ Puckerette Heavy Satin Mavis T';C}"" l;;;cwder, 17c | A | O B \ ) .;" pam‘zh Lace Charmeuse or , ricoknit Wignonette Palmolive Shaving : : Ly 9= 7 / French Serge Wool Checks Cream, 29¢ ; £ - Rrlites y L Wool Jersey Striped Prunella 15c Toweling Velour Checks Panama Cloth 5 Yards for 59¢ Canton Crepe 3 Heavy, Absorbent Crash - i ing.” e Pages would be required to detail the scores of smart styles— 5¢ Wash Cloths, 3 for 10c and then they would have to be seen to be appreciated. Suffice F ; ! i - to say that the roll call of fashion is complete—practically every s{,‘ffif_’;fi c?{te::,);‘ T fii,x;:: A Y ; b ( type is here. Trimmed with rows of braid forming panel down Sheeting Cotton. =1 - i 9 g / \ entire front; with beaded motiffs agd crll’epe de c‘iline co}lz];rs 3ng ! v i cuffs; with rich applications of embroidery work; novel braide: Yzz?iw'i’deer‘f:’:!'glelis: thye.:gpu- hav s : : . B i effects; Persian bands; large rosettes and bright ornaments; ac- lar dark patterns, / i ’ g | cordion pleated panels—well, and what not! Long, three-quarter 15¢ Huck Towels, 10c 4 S =2 and short sleeves. 17x32 Huck Towels with woven f S o SEE WINDOW DISPLAY red border. o e = AYC > ,"‘lllllllllllI|l|IIIllIlIlIlIlI\IIIIIIIIIII“IIlllllllllllllllllllllllll M i ] IlllllllllllllllllII||IIIlIIIII|IIII\|IIIIIlIII|IIII|I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlllllllllllll=r llm"!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll