Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1924, Page 25

HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1924. 7 ) EMEMBER what Henry Ford did with the automobile? Changed it from a millionaire’s plaything to an every- day necessity of yours and mine. So, “HAHI ! SPECIALS” have brought within the range of every purse, Foot- wear of distinctive elegance and striking Fashion—formerly considered in the “Exclusive” class. That’s what ializing upon an immense scale—through the combined buying-power and operating- has been accomplished by economies of §ix great stores. Yes—a tremendous proposition! o 7)) Style B-8059 Imagine this stunning opera for WOMEN model—patent leather or tan 2 : calf — at $5.95 SHOES Style B-8057 Style B-8012 Style B-1513 A smart tailored model—in Bewitching Opera Pumps Sailor Ties—fashion’s new- patent leather with novel per- in black velvet or patent est love — in patent forations eee.-$5.95 leather .............$595 leather $5.95 Style B-8007 Another of those stunning Style B-8077 Style B-8073 You'll adavs this new low- Sailor Ties. Shown in black suede and patent $5.95 Fashion’s newest gore pumps, in black suede, patent heeled Parisian Oxford. Pat- - ent leather leather Side-laced ribbon ties now leather or black satin. .$5 95 ultra smart—in patent leather or black satin necial” for GIRLS Good looks, good wear AT and very modest prices— ] make them extraordinary 2 Cor. 7th & K Sts. Ve ’ 414 9th S. N 3 “City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. Style G519 ' Style G-531 1318 G St. 9233 Pa. Ave. S.E. Probably the best Girls’ Shoe value in Baltimore Store 37 W. Lexington St. (No Children's Shoes at “City C¥+h Sho)fi") Moccasin Play Shoes for girls and small boys. Exceptional quality tan Washington. Solidly built of durable elk, with flexible solid oak soles. nut brown leather; welt soles. ¢ Sizes 6 t0 8....... $2.75 815602, ciuyiannes $2.95 244016505 v e $3.95 (No Men's Shoes at Baltimure Store 5 . * L 2 7 ] !t 1 g Rt R R AR AL Sizes 815 to 2...... $2.95 (] (] % o | L iy o g