Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 14

THE ‘EVENING STXE, ‘WASHINGTOX, D. ©, FRIDXY, FEBRUARY 15, 191, ~ Toodward & Lothrop New Coats and Hats Coats of fleecy, soft woolens or heavy silk —in delightfully be- coming Spring greens, soft blues, tans, grays and rose shades—with perhaps a bit of émbroidery, a smart pocket or two, or a dainty " turn-over collar to add a bit of trimming. $10 to $30 Woobmard & Wothrap THE MEN'S STORE In the Misses’ Section, Fourth floor Misses’ Hy-Lo Topcoats. $59.50 $75 $95 When you slip ‘into a coat of Hy-Lo, that soft, sumptuous, novelty-stripe § fabric one sees in' the smartest of new topcoats —you cannot help but feel its . distinctiveness. ’qus.’ New Suits Have T wo Pairs of Knickers 520 Almost every boy of 8 to 20 de- mands two pairs of knickers in his new suit—some have one pair goli knickers— one pair regulars—and every suit is well tailored, of fine wearing fabric—and that counts when you're buying clothes for a " real boy. For the Little Fellow New BlueJacket and Regatta Straw Hats With Ribbon Streamers $5 to $12.50 The soft rich beauty of the fabric is greatly en- hanced by the vogue of —shown here exclusively. Bluejacket, $3.95 and up. Regatta, $2.50 and up. Here Is the Sansdown A London-Made Topcoat 50 ~You'll like the comfortable smartness of the English style and the warmth and beauty of the English, Scotch and Irish fabrics.- You'll like its graceful lines, its correct British cut, and the color selection: Gray, tan, brown or heather. Men'’s Clothes Sectiom, Secomd Floor. + Radio Dot . Four-in-Hands 51 Pin-proof and Wrinkle-proof A rich, smart and distinctive four-in-hand for wear now and in the Spring. The raised printed dots are specially processed to pro- duce a clear dot that distin- guishes this tie from all others of a similar style. Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. Why You Shofild Order Custom-Made Shirts Now First. Labor and other costs have advanced 15 per cent. We have not in- Second — By ordering creased our charge, but delay during the busy we'may have to do so. season. : $6:50 up Men’s Furnishings Section, First fioor. Black or Tan Calf, $8 Tan Raussian Calfskin, $10 Oxfords for Spring ¥8 and *10 _ These oxfords are made, finished and turned out to be in tune with the responsibility which a man’s shoes have in-a man’s life. In his health. In his comfort. And in his good appearance. Men's Shoe Sectiom, Second fioor. A Young Man’s Stetson Now on display, Season after season the man who wears a Stetson adds the feeling of being well dressed to the knowledge of having the utmost in quality. Try on the .Spring Stetsons—you’ll like them. . Men’s Hat Sectiom, First fieor. now you avoid possible - * Conservative suits that are becom- ing to any manly little fellow of 3 to 10—new combinations of colors —new novelties—and the always liked standard styles. Headquarters for Boy Scouts’ Outfits Boys® Section, Fourth floor. Two.Smart Accessories to Every Tailleur The Vestee, $5 —uwhich the smart woman wears with her tailleur may be of fine white linen —with a boyish collar, the front tucked—and cuffs to turn back over the tailored suit sleeves. Another Vestee, of white pique, has a round or V neck—and is sometimes finished with batiste ruffles —$1.50 t6 $3. . The Guimpe, $6 —is smart in English broadcloth—in ecru, light blue or white. Neckwear Section, First floor. The White Gardenia —whic¢h accompanies the tailleur wherever it goes— new ones, 75c. Millinery Section, Third floor. Tempting Candies and Nuts —from the Candy Section, Fourth floor. Cocoanut and Walnut Buttercups, 60c 1b. Fancy Hard Candies, mixed, 50c 1b. Peanut Brittle made with butter, 35c 1b. Glace Cherries 25¢ % Ib. Fancy Pulled Figs 50c 1b. ; Salted Peanuts, 50c 1b. Salted Almonds, $1.25 1b. Fresh Daily. Candy Section, Foarth floor. New Skirts and Sweaters for Girls —make a smart, serviceable school costume for spring days. Navy Serge Skirts, $5.50— pleated, on body - waists; sizes 6 to 16 years. New Sweaters, $6.00 —in brushed wool, with fancy- striped fronts—in the smart shades. Ginls' Section, Fourth fioor. An E’xceptional Sale Girdles and Corsets Colored straws or white leghorns with becoming poke fronts and short at the back—or with rolled brims that show smiling eyes— have long ribbon streamers of velvet or silk—and sometimes a flower or two. Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. These are the Fas'hiona.that ~ The Junior Miss Likes Best and Wears Best A Tailored Suit She Must Have —for isn’t all the smart world wearing a tailored suit this spring? There are two types she likes—one of which we sketch. It is of charmeen—its loose jacket hangs straight from the shoulders and fastens only at the neck—its boyish collar, cuffs and pockets are satin bound in a matching shade—and it may be had in arti- choke green, navy, brickdust and tan. - $39.50. The Coat She Likes Best —is of the fluffy bright-toned fleeces, in tans, the high shades, and often in shadow stripes or plaids. She pre- fers the unbelted model—she lets it hang loose when she wants to look jaunty, and wraps it tubelike when she feels sophisticated. The scarf collar—the cape back —or a fur collar are becoming versions_of this smart coat. $29.50 to $65. The coat sketched, $49.50. About Her Frocks —she is very particular—sports or school frocks will be of jersey flannel in the high shades—while for afternoon she wants to be as formal as anybody in delightful frocks of silk alpaca, crepe de chine or crepe satin—in the new shades. $25 to $29.50. The Cloche of Bangkok or Straw —expresses her idea of what is smartest in a hat. Hats for Her Younger Sister, $3.50 and §5 —in most attractive styles and newest colorings. the new high shades— and there are several dif- ferent, distinctive new models from which to select—one of which we sketch, showing an in- teresting arrangement of stripes. $75. Misses® Section, Fourth foor. 100 Attractive New Sweaters at one price, $10.75 It is satisfying, indeed, to choose one’s sweater from this smart collection—and at this moderate price. New Gilet Tuxedos—Short Coat Sweaters, Tuxedos with +long roll collars—Jacquettes that fasten at the side—fancy black and striped effects—combinations of two or more of the new spring colors. Sweaters one would choose for goli —in mohair, mohair and fiber—and fiber alone. Sweater Section, Third foor. A Young Fellow's Imported Oxford —and an oxford he'll like—is of willow calf- skin in tan or black— the toe is rounded—and the heel a new style— tips perforated. Sizes 117 to 2 $6 pair Sizes 215 to 6 36.50/;air It is a long time since we have been able to offer such really splendid ox- fords at these prices. Young People's Shoe Section, Fourth foor. Boys’ and Girls Nazareth Knit Combinations, 75¢ are low neck, sleeveless, knee length—of an elastic knitted fabric that s practically self-ventilating —garments well tailored, to withstand hard wear. Button attachments - for clothes and garters, New Three-Quarter Socks, 50c Pair In mercerized lisle—in the new tans, cordovan, black and white—fancy cuff tops. Young People’s Hoslers and Tnderwear Section, Fourth floor. An Unusually Attractive Value . New Spring Blouses $5.75 $6-50 An extrao.r,dinary, value in one of our finest makes—a spé- cial purchase’of.the manufacturer’s surplus stock—priced far lower than stich models ordinarily are. Beautifully fashionéd .models, both in the popular laceless girdle and- the back-laced corset—of strong surgical elastic —cqmbined with-handsome silk-figured broches and coutils —sizas 24 to-36. Ve " “Two of the many models are sketched Corset Sectlon; Third Soor. An Unusual Vall{e in the Popular Gateleg Table : $24.50 The gate-leg table is one of the most popular of tables in use today—and best liked, because it is so .adapt- able to living or dining- or both rooms. This particular table has attractive turned legs—and a solid mahogany top which opens to 36x48 inches. The price is extraor- dinarily low for this sale. Furniture Section, Sixth fleec. Junior Misses’ Section, Pourth floor. for Sports, $10 Again the cloche is first in the field of sparts hats. And the newest. note:about the cloche is the briefness of its brim—and this briefness ac- centuates the smartness of the close coiffure. Here it is.shown.in the new high-color straws—with a bit ,of ‘trimnimg that keeps its close trim lines—in yellow, almond, -poudre, navy, black, gray,. sand, brickdust and brilliant red, AMilitnery. Section, Third. floor. Newest Skirts * ‘Special, $10 ~—are wrap-around or-pleated —one quite as popular as the other. ” In this specially priced group are wool canton crepes, knife pleated all around, $10. Crepe -Alpaca, in panel back andppleated side model, $10. Checks and: Plaids, in smart pleated or wrap models, $18. Flannels, .in ‘the new high’ shades, §16. : Skirt Bection, Third Sosr. Costume and Semi-Tailored Slip-over banded models with the very smart monogram tie—boyish collar blouses that one wears with the tailleur —attractive blouses of crepe de ching in all the new Spring- time colors—or tricosham with printed panels of contrast- ing shade—jersey blouses with linen collar and cuffs—two styles of the very many—we sketch. Blouse Section, Third floor. $10 purchase of records delivers This Console Victrola $150 One of the best liked models is this handsome console Victrola—in walnut: or . mahogany finish. The convenient payment plan we offer enables you to_ enjoy it while you-are paying for-it. Hear your favorite rec- ords—see “this console model—in our handsome Victrola Galleries.