Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1924, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1924. Woodmward & Wothrap Smart New Hats for Traveling, $6.75 * FOREGNERS FATE INRUSSA ALARYS Germans Are Particularly Aroused by Charge of Es- pionage Against Merchant. | In the Misses’ Section, Foyurth Floor Sale Betty Wales Summer Frocks for Misses Much Less than $7.95 Regularly Just for any wear on your summer vacation, are these delightfully styled little summery frocks from Betty Wales, for Misses. We sketch three—they’re of dot- ted and figured cool Normandy voiles—simple little frocks, with just a bit of crisp organdie, a vivid ribbon tie, a frill, or lace for trimming. Blues, green, deep rose, navy or black, with white designs. Flannel Skirts and Waistcoats Worn Everywhere for Sports White Flannel Skirts $7.95 to $12.50 Very attractive models, beauti- fully tailored; in the deep-wrap Stae and_ Chicago Daily \ H tapy g 7 i\\ model—the smart pleated model, iRAD, Jul i i d back est is felt here in the fa with plain panel front and back, foreigners. Tomler, and the very fashionable circular S model that many women are wearing again this summer. DEMAND FAIR, OPEN TRIAL Envoy's Exile Fought by dolland. Woman's Death Sentence Commuted. BY F. A, MACKENZIE. rested five month 0. is still await- ing trial on the ck » of economic espionage. Tomler w iterested in certain Murmansk timber properties Sketched— The need for a new hat begins to make itself evi- dent just about this part of the summer—when everyone is going away—and a smart traveling hat is really a necessity. Blue and white figured frock with smart lace- edged banding and cro- cheted buttons, $7.95. and he red a copy of a govern- Colored Waistcoats $7.95 to $12.50 ment rey t them The Germ nent regards this f test impor- tance it demands that Russia 0RO shall give Tomler un early and open trial. 1t ha most Germ Alsberg, te the r' ials to attend maximum penalty Here are the newest things—satins, failles. bengalines, combined with velvets. The new high-crown Directorie hats, smart cloches, hats with brims. Black, navy blue, and smart colors. In smart contrast to the white - flannel skirt, one wears the bril- liantly-colored little waistcoat of flannel; it may be of the mannish vest type—such as this one sketched—piped and buttoned in Rose and white with crisp frill, collar, cuffs and pockets, $7.95. Navy, dotted in white; organdie collar and cuffs, O == = white, $10.75. In colors, one may choose from canary yellow, red, poudre blue, titian sand, gray. pionage is death Millinery Section, Third floor. and tie of green, $7.95. White Radium Slips, $3.95 Sample Costume Slips, $4.95 Special Values Whatever type of cos- tume slip you're needing —these two groups offer: The Dutch, Schmidt, who was rge of the Netherlands le- pnths ago rched his Sportswear Section, Third floor. Dainty Filled Confections 60c 1b. A variety of delicious filled confections make a tasty box for over the Here you may choose from week end. well made summer under- el sl answer the purpose. length hems lined with the Salted Peanuts, 50c Ib. 2t 'ad (‘j"—‘f' h 1ate 2 p 5 prices, indeed—for little folk " same radium silk—especial- Salted Almonds, $1.25 of 2 to 6 years. Life-Guard Style ly attractive to wear with 1b. Fresh Daily. Cambric Drawers, 25c; with . sheer summer frocks, un- = Navy trunks and white Candy Section, Fourth floor. H tucks or hemstitched ruffles. usual value, $3.95. Cambric Drawers, 35c; with shirt, picot-edged ruffles. Cambric Drawers, 50c, 75¢; with embroidery or lace- edged ruffles. Gertrudes, 75c, $1 to $3.50; dainty slips with fine tucks, lace or embroidery beading. Nightgowns, $1.25 to $3.50; of fine cambric and nain- sook, with low neck or high neck—long or short sleeves; with a bit of lace and em- broidery. Combination Suits, $2 to $3.50; dainty affairs of draw- ers and waist; lace or em- broidery trimmed. Children need plenty of fresh Summer Underthings Boys’ Swimming Suits Real §7.95 Values Every fellow needs a swimming suit this summer White Radium Silk Slips, —and you'll find that these fine worsted suits will trimly tailored, with hip- nan Saved. different | ' named 1 in 1922 | I fame and She was | h. but later | mmuted to ten | Sheer and cool Handmade Blouses $3.95 to $9.75 For summer vacation wear—you’ll find nothing cooler, more easily laun- dered, than one of these lovely handmade blouses. Trim dimities for sports- wear—soft, sheer voiles and batistes. Peter Pan, Tuxedo, or V-neck lines —and long or short Great Reductions in Glrdles a'nd Corsets sleeves offer a varied Cambric Bloomers, 50c; choice. with rubber at knee and Splendid models of the best makes Frills, lovely handmade ") waist. laces, Irish and filet— Night Drawers, $1.25 to $3.50 1nd $6-50 tucks, or embroidery, add $2.50; high or low neck, long the charming hand-trim- or short sleeves; with frogs; ming touch that marks in checked dimity, .plain or the best of handmade striped crepe, and cambric. At $3.50—Madame Irene, Woodthrop, P. N. Practical Front models; in fine broches and coutils. A few closed-back girdles in the as- sortment. If your size is here, you'll find this blouses. Infants’ Section, Fourth floor, Blouse Sketched, $5.75 surt YT an opportunity for saving. Broken sizes 23 Liowe all to 26, 28 to 35. Blouse Section, Third floor. f | that to s = “ | but t ! greatest Sample Costume Slips, of crepe de chine, radium, satin and crepe meteor—100 of them in varied styles; hem- stitched and lace-trimmed; with deep hems; white, and colors. Special, $4.95. Petticoat Section, Third fioor. California Style One piece, in a variety of colors with contrasting stripes. Sizes 6 to 16—3$2.95 Boys' Section, Fourth fioor. in exile and that he hanged himself in his o CUTSHALL GRAVELY ILL. West Virginia Wesleyan Head Colorful Summer Frocks for Girls--6 to 14 Special, $2‘95 Ever so many delightful summer styles for the younger girl—and in al- most every color. Lovely pinks, orchid, blue, cool green, coral, canary and Sanda[-Pump t!m pret.tiest peach color, like this one sketched. ofpatent leather with collar and cuffs of $7 green for contrast, $2.95. A Super-Clay { Brought me beauty and perennial youth By Edna Wallace Hopper I look bac A Smart Fotneck‘;annsmd:nkls.' At $6.50—Laceless and back-lacing models of fine silk and mercerized brocades, with heavy surgical elastic. Woodthrop, Lily of France and Madame Irene models. Broken sizes 24, 25, 26, 31, 32, 33, 35, 36. Corset Section, Third floor. Thursday Is Remnant Day - Edna Wallace Hopper | h Photo 1923 ldrue during the summer— you'll find many, many attractive values and and (0il<‘K‘\>0\1x1\0|.\ to supply il_ to every woman. | ant it to bring | 55 oihers w savings here every multiplicd Thu.rsday | Yout ***My White Youth Clay Remnant Day 0ld cla; ere crude and muddy. | Mine is white, refined and dainty | 01a types had one —mine ha: leven ingredients to bring the It really doesn’t pay to spend lovely summer days making frocks when you can buy such attrac- tive ones at such a low price. Voiles and Swisses, with embroidery, lace, tucks, smocking and dainty ribbon bows. Girls" Section, Fourth floor. for the younger girl—to -wear with sports clothes, or lovely, colorful afternoon frocks. It has just one strap, is lined with white to keep light hose from soiling so easily—and has turned sole—and low heel. S l e ’ Jommg Feaple Shoe Secton, | AnOther 5 Sa SUIt Cases This Comfortable Couch Hammock in the July Clearance *10 A remarkable value at this low price. You have but to try it to realize how comfortable it is, how splendidly made, with linked fabric springs, thick padded mattress, convenient magazine pockets —complete with chains for hanging. Your choice of gray or khaki duck, $10. Stand and canopy are extra. 12 Comfortable Couch Hammocks Greatly Reduced to $25 6—in brown khaki, with thick padded 6—in blue and gray striped duck; - mattress; backrest adjustable; may be thick, comfortable mattress, with ad- made .into a bed; complete with justable headrest, pocket for maga- chains. Reduced to $25. zines; and chains. 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