Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 33

e —— Juniors” Sports Clothes Sports Coats, $25 and $29.50 Coats. the youthful sports models that the junior miss 13 to 17 is wearing—plaids or plain colors—swagger, \lrw'lvllmul some have fur collars, or just a narrow banding of fur—others without fur. Sports Frocks, $12.50 I'rocks, of jerseys, flannels and the smart pin-striped serges— in many versions of the attractive boyish type ~with chic collar and cuffs of fresh, white linen—but- tons, ties, pockets, tucking—for novelty. Slip-on Sweaters, $5 \ new boyish model especially smart for school wear, with a pleated skirt and crisp blouse. Gray, tan or blue, with a contrasting colored stripe. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Giris and Jumiors tion. Fourth foor THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, -1924.! MW oodmard & Wothrop See Our Other Advertissments on Pages 36 and 43. Treo Girdles Give Smart Straight Lines At $4.50—is a charming style for the slight figure—it is of pink satin, with sections of silk elastic, and fastens at the side. A 14-inch step-in of Treotex els of pink brocade at front to give smooth, straight lines. Raised garters hold it firmly in place. Other Models, $3.50 to $16.50. Corset Rection, Third fieer. Feather Scarfs As Paris Wears Them $15 and $18 Charming and chic are these new feather scarfs that are worn as col- lars on one's evening cape—the col- ors are exquisite, to harmonize with the colors of evening frocks. Other Feather Boas, $5 to $27.50 Neckwear Section, First floor. Candy Spec;als for Tommorow, 35¢ Delicious Golden Puffs 35¢c Box Chocolate Covered Chips 35¢ Box Candy Section, Pourth floor ~ $10 Seldom Buys SMARTER HATS Than these—in a $10 collection here. Smart and newest of felts and satins, velvets and satins, velvets and hatter's plush- in small close- fitting hats—hats of the Directoire type — new brimmed hats — hats with brims that turn at unexpected, but most becomi 1gles. Hats with pompons, her fancies chic grosgrain ardes — flower trimmings, pin<. Autumn’s newest shades. Millinery Section, Third flour. Younger Girls Hats $5 to $10 In the Specialized Girls’ Hat Section. Delightiul replicas of the older mode—smart little cloche types, vouthful versions of the Directoire— new felts and velours for school— and Jovely little velvet hats for dress-up occasions. In the newest and loveliest colors. Children’s Millinery Section, Fourth floor. Exceptional Value Tomorrow—=600 Pairs Women’s Pure Silk Hose, $1.50 A very special value in a very fine quality silk hose—with lisle tops and soles. Autumn’s best colors from which to choose. JFrench Nude, Banana Sand, Palm Beach, Deer, Praline Oriental Pearl Gray Women's Hosiery Section, First floor. Young Girls’ Patent Leather Pumps for "~ Dress, $5.2) An attractive littlé one-strap pump, cut out on the sides, with plain toe and flat, broad heel, with rubber lift, for Misses. iy The same style for little girls, has spring heels, and is priced at $4.50. Children’s Shoe Eectiom, Fourth figor Children’s Imported Wool Sports Hose, $1.50 Smart three-quarter length that both younger girls and boys are wearing. An _exceptionally fine quality hose, with fancy cuff tops: in a good selection of colors. Children’s Hosiers Section, Fourth floor AN EXTRAORDINARY EVENT IN THE SPECIALIZED MISSES’® SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR Youths’ Two-Trousers Suits, Special, $27.50 The youth of today is the man of tomorrow. It is important that he take pride in his appearance <o as to command the respect of others. With these two- trousers suits, it s always easy for him to look his best. The quality and perfect fit are assurance of good appear- ance and long wear. And they are the most exceptional value that Woodward & Lothrop have been able to offer in a long time. Young Fellows” Oxfords, $6 The new Fall styles in black or tan caliskin or Scotch grain lcather, durably made. Men® Clothes and Shoe Sections, Semnd floor. Youths' Fall Hats, $3.50 Silk-and-Wool Ties, $1 Men's Furnishings Section. First floor Just From Parls---Mlsses Paris Beaded Frocks Remarkable *39~° Twenty Charmingly Different New Styles T'hese are the charming beaded Paris frocks that all smart Parisians are wearing at the smartest places—and they are the very frocks that you will see worn by the smart young set at the smartest places here. Afternoon, dinner and dance frocks, every one personally selected by our fashion specialist while abroad. That's the why of their fashion and charm, and differentness. Tiers. draperies, flower-like orna- ments, fringes, embroidery—afford much more variety than is usual in beaded frocks. We sketch seven of the twenty models—each charmingly different. Original Paris Beaded Frocks $49.50 to $95 - Better Service School Suits 2 pairs Knickers, $12.75 We've tried to make this the very best school suit that $12.75 will buy, and we believe we have succeeded. These suits are specially tailored to give better service—they’re tailored of selected fabrics to give better wear—and they’re styled to please the younger fellow, who wants a better looking suit—and most every suit has 1 pair regular knickers and 1 pair golf knickers. Boys’ School Blouses, Good Value, $1 White and striped madras, fine percale and khaki—with ntached collar and without.” Sizes 7 to 14 years. Pull-over Sweaters, $5 Heavy all-wool sweaters with big ro“ collars—in all the new shadcs Sizes 5 to 16 years. Boy- Section, Fourth floor. Everybody’s Getting Ready for Halloween The spookiest time of all the year—the best time to have a party— it’s such fun to have your guests come in Halloween costumes—with masks on their faces—and no one knowing who any one is. We have a wonderful variety of costumes ready for young folk and grown-ups, too. Witch Costume, $2.25. Old Style Clown, $2. Mandari Sds.;li. rl, §3. imple Simon, $3. Scetion, Fourth floor. Favors for your party. Jack Horner Pies, $3 to and $6.50. Favor Section, First floor. Halloween Candies. Chocolate Baskets, 35c. Candy Section, Fourth floor. bk o Bo Peep, $3. Patch Clown, $2.50. Spotted Yama, $2.50, $5. Chinaman, $2.50. Spanish Man, $3. Pierot, $2.50. Sn-p&mg Mottoes, 75¢ Horns, 75c to $2.75 dozen. ¢ Nut Baskets, 5c to 15c. Chocolates in a variety of different shapes, all for Halloween, 10c to 35c. Pierette, $2.50. Devil, $2.25. Mexican, $3. Red Riding Hood, $2.25. Wooden Soldier, $2.50. Grown-ups' Costumes, $2.50 to $25. Blowouts, 10c. Place Cards, 10c to 15c. Luncheon Sets, 85c. Cut-outs, 5c to 10c. Boxes filled with choco- lates, for Halloween, 25c. Afternoon. Dinner and Dance Frocks The shades are innumerable and subtly beau- tiful and surprising as French shades have a way of being. There is white beaded in ex- quisite pastel blues, orchid, pink, yellow and green; flame and silver, pastel hues: pale pink much in fashion, ombre effects: Autumn browns beaded in a gay plaid fashion: and navy blue with sil and cut steel for afternoon. And the designs are so French blue and unusual. simple, elaborate. bordered and novel all-over beadings. This is such an extraordinary event —the price is so remarkably low— for frocks like these—that you will want to make your selections at once. Other Paris Beaded Frocks Warm Little Winter Coats and Bonnets for Little Folk Babies’ Long Cashmere Coats, $12.50 Have adorable capes or tiny collars and cuffs finished with hand scalloping and embroidered sprays, with silk. Silk Bonnets, $1.50 to $5.50 Fashionable little ‘bonnets—of faille, crepe de chine and silk—some with bits of shirring, embroidery, mll> or lace and satin ribbon ties. Little Folk’s Coats, $15 to $35 Very attractive little coats that copy older sister’s in their styling—with tiny bands of fur for trimming some —in the very newest shades.. Sizes 2 to 6. Charming Little Hats, $3.50 to $15 Some to match little coats—others in matching or har- monizing shades—adorable styles, dainty trimmings, pretty colors. Children’s Chinchilla Coats, $10 Babies’ Long Embroidered Wrappers, $5 to $12.50 Short Sacques, embroidered, pink and blue, $2.50 to $5 Japanese Quilted Silk Buntings, $5.50 Eiderdown Bath Robes, 6 months to 2 years, $3.50 Infants’ Bection, Fourth flcor.