Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1924, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1924. ¢ ’/" "' { m 3 : v % v ) e { ) ) ] : 314 7th St. Jflflfl\ Beginning Tomorrow—Friday IW{WH{' 316 7th St. ‘Q \ The New and Enlarged Store Offers -+ At 9:15 AM. Sharp S=> OO == 0 o.‘..‘.-..’ L, e Unusual Assortments—Ufimatchable Values—Newest Styleé A supreme event of this great specialty store, in which there are hundreds of new, crisp, desirable Silk Dresses offered at a price that hardly covers the cost of the lovely materials used in the making. Every dress is new and every dress is an authentic style. Dresses that comprise the cream of the leading dressmakers in New York City, with whom we do a tremendous business and who, by way of app reciation, made unusual price concessions for this, our first great Dress Sale. Superb Materials 2l Canton Crepe Satin Crepe 9/ %45 New Model Dresses e Crepe Roma Tricotine 40 New Model Dresses Poiret Tulls _ Cord Tl % R - Soft Satins sz zekine-Lrepes. . . 1 /o) 24 nr 23 e ;4’,,._;: $35 New Model Dresses ¢ U ) 5% For. . All Occasions ?/ $30 New Model Dresses e Party Dresses $25 New Model Dresses T Evening Dresses Business Dresses Including: These Dresses Are on Display in Our Beautiful New Windows “Wonderful Dresses,” “Wonderful Styles,” 5 “Wonderful Values”—Nothing to Compare e i A fl with them at such a low price and superb e oy o 2 Tremendous (fi Y quality has been offered in our history. > Newer Assortments (/ Y Styles On Sale Cunningham Dress Salon—Entire Second Floor Wonder Models ¥C_LOC LR IC AN S el - A gy I [ Y ity \\\‘Jfli\‘“ 1 "t