Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1924, Page 28

pg- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 15 1924—PART 1. AT AU A AT A AR AR AR AR A AU PRI IR AR AR AR 2 AR R PR PP PR R AR 2 AR AN R AR AN AR PR AR R R AR AR R PR R AR R 2R R ) 3,600 Desirable New Costume Slips § 1} Regular and Extra Sizes, 36 to 52—LExceptional Values Summer’s newest and daintiest styles, fash- ioned of durable, launderproof nainsook, light- weight satinette, warp sateen, minette moire —assorted colors, also black and white. Extra size slips of nainsook. Built-up or strap styles—variously adorned with Filet lace, Valenciennes lace, hemstitching, tucking, two-tone ribbon and flowers. Each slip has 20-inch shadowproof hem, or a 2-inch hem. Some with pleated flounce. Slips such as these are seldom made to sell at so low a price; nevertheless, fortunate circum- stances have combined to make possible this event, of which shopping-wise women will take quick advantage. The high art of tailoring and the excellent quality materials, plus the smart styles, would warrant the buying of a liberal supply. Regular sizes from 36 to 44. Extra s:zes from 46 to 52. For phone orders, call Franklin 7400. Ask for order department. Mail orders will be given 7 prompt attention. Be sure to specify material, 4l //// / size and color desired. A large additional force of experienced sales- j people and extra floor space insure our usual quick, courteous service. 2L STREET AND THIRD FLOORS. Famous for Quality 418-30 7th St. N.W. Since 1860 A Thru to 8th TURN TO PAGES 24, 25, 26 AND 27 FOR ADDITIONAL AND IMPORTANT MONDAY STORE NEWS R R SR S w@m@@wm@@m@@®@®@@@@@m@@@w@@m@m@@@@@@@@@@@@m@@mm@wmmwm@@@@@@@@@mwwm“ g o' L