Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 21

“DRTRCTW.C.T.U. HOLD§ EUNV[NIII]N\ Local Organization Cele- brates Golden Jubilee in Congregational Church. luded to- <helton, presi- | 1 trict organization and | it the convention, was | lton Greek cared for | cured for | sonvention in ‘ was made by told of the v e Distr C. B. HONEY DEAD. Confederate Veteran Dies Here at rwyn, Md taining a res survived by ard W, Weight- htman The EYES Have It! . Your efficiency, comfort and, to a definite extent, your mental and physical well-being are directly af- fected by the eondition of your eyes. Our examination of | your eyes is based on an exact science. If your eyes | trouble you, why not find ! out at once whether you | need glasses or not? | o oo e Optometrists Opticians | 32 Years at the Same Addre: i 935 F Street THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WED filnnhmarh &7 In the Misses’ Section, Fourth floor Misses” Smart Slickers $7.50 The popular yellow slicker that every college girl is wearing—and many of the business girls are find- ing them as practical as they are chic looking. The heavy oilskin and a lighter weight—in yellow. Misses Sectien, Fourth floor 1ilamm See Our Other Advertisements, Page 20, Many Higher Priced Hats Are Greatly Reduced $7,50 for Tomorrow High-Crown Velvets, Smart Felts, Feit and Velvet, Chic Hatter’s Plush Tailored. sports and afternoon hats—hats that have formerly sold at much higher prices—all fashionable Autumn models, in this reduction clearance tomorrow. \We sketch three of the many different styles, others in becom- ing types for every woman. An opportunity to buy a second hat of the t a saving. Third oor season OCTOBER Millinery s, Special Purchase 100 pairs Soft Wool-Mixed Blankets Warm Blanket Robes $5 and $7.50 \s attractively styled as they are v 1 these blanket robes to slip on these cold dayvs and nights. At $5, an attractive style, bound with satin ribbon. in several colors ;at $7.50, a more mannish-tai model. in a variety of designs. 00xR0, double-bed size Other very good-looking and nuch tiner . $9 to $15. Ilanket Section, Second fioor Enroll Now For the Fall Classes in Dressmaking Beginning Monday, October 27th-— the 11th street clevators take you directly to the class-rooms. Enroll ments are made there. Adorable Little Bloomer Frocks, $7.50, $10, $12.50 Fashioned of Wool Challis Wool Jersey Many women will be interested in Wool Crepe the 'rc-upcning‘ of the popular In lovely colors or Dressmaking Course — and will white with pink ot ; ; want to enroll x.nl\ before classes are blue rosebuds. Jer- ! ‘j - filled. with little tai lored collar and 6 Lessons, $5 V2 Hours Each Lesson with a bit of colored i = Dressmaking School, Serenth flaor @ cuffs — wool crepes stitching to be very pretty: sizes 2 to 0 Babies’ Eiderdown Bath Kobes, $3.50— will keep little folk warm and snug after one’s bath—these are finished with satin ribbon, in white. pink or blue; sizes 6 months to 2 years. Little Folks’ Bath Robes, $3.50—of color- ful beacon cloth, with a cord at the waist- line, just like grown-ups. In tan, copen. hluc flower designs: sizes 2 to 4 tion, Fourth floor. clothes. newest shades: 54 inches wide. Wool Dress Goods Section, Second floor. Everything Here for Halloween Parties Y » P Costumes - Favors Candies Costumes. in great varicty=—all sorts of funny characters, from a tiny wooden soldier 1o a cireus clown—or the Tovely Queen of Hearts ——= Grown-ups’ Costumes, $2.50 to $25. Children’s Costumes, $2. 25 to $6. 50, | Big Black Oilcloth Cats, $1, $1.50, $1.95. Costumes, Toy Section. Fourth gaor. R Favors Candies Pies, $3 to $6.50. \ Mottoes, 50c box. Horns, 75¢ to $2.75 dozen, Nut Baskets, 5¢ to 15¢c. 5 Blowouts, 10c. Place Cards, 3¢ and 5¢c, and hosts of other delightiul : things to decorate Salted Peanuts, 50c Ib. the table and the Salted Almonds, $1.25 house —even cloths 1b. and napkins in Hal- Mapled Nuts, $1.50 1b. loween designs. Cands Section, Fourty floor. Halloween Boxes with chocolates in funny shapes, 35¢c. Orange Mint Patties with black cats, 75¢ dozen. Black Cat Pops, 10c. Peanut Brittle, 35¢; made with pure butter. Black Cats, $1 Ib. Stationery Section, First floor. $5 pair Seldom can we offer such an attractive value as this—and it comes just when evervane is needing new blankets most. These are of a soit wool mixture. warm and light: in large block plaids in several attractive colorings. ; Rose, Blue, Heliotrope, Gold, Tan and French Gray Plaids Sl -—with soisette bindings to match these colors i . At this low price, they'll sell quickly—select yours carly. Silver-plated Trays, $1 and Salad Sets, $2 Little conveniences that make most at- tractive gifts. I'he Trays are for tea or coffee pot stands, polished and plated, $1. I'he Salad Sets consist of a wooden spoon and fork smoothly carved, and mounted with pierced metal, $2. Silverware Section, First floor A New Shipment Brings Newest Colors in Fashionable Casha, $5.50 yard Tasha leads in the soft woolens that are fashioning Autumn-Winter sports This_is a particularly soft camelshair weave, and comes in the Manchy, Mandarin, Monterey, Mink, Kranzi, Beige, Navy, Black 29, 1924, The New Educational Happiwork Pastime Packages Are Here Fun, entertainment, training for hand and mind—these Happiwork packages offer many interesting hours for little folk this winter. At 75c Sewing, Cutting, Spelling, Happy Army, IFire Department and Happy Express. At 50c Happy Bungalow, Happy Farm and many others. Statiovery Section, First floor. The Cross Word Puzzle Book, $1.35 First and Second Series Out Ilach series will give you and the rest of the family 100 llours of the best sort of fun. Iverybody’s working kr(:ss Word Puzzles, and these buoks offer 50 brand-new puzzles each, with directions on the opposite page, and a pencil all sharpened for use tucked away with every book. You'll want both of them when you've tried the puzzles. ook Store, Fifth floor. Fashion-New Are Eusemble Sets Glove Silk Underwear with Irish Lace Ome charming cnsemble, consists of a heavy pink glove-silk vest and bloomers, with inset bands of wide Irish lace and two-tone ribbon straps and bows; vest, 37; bloomers, $8.50. Another attractive set is a matching gown and chemise. both in pale pink glove silk, with yokes of Irish lace and a narrow Irish edging. Gown, $12.75; Chemise, $7. Other lovely picces at these prices— Gowns, $5.95 to $14 Chemise, $2.95 to $10.50 Step-in Bloomers, $2.50 to $8.50 Vests, $1.45 to $8.50 Pajamas, $10.50 to $18. Sik Underwear Section, Third fioor Crepe de Chine Ribtons New for Lingerie Fine Crepe de Chine, with self-colored rpsebuds, makes most exquisite ribbon for lingerie and negligees, in white, flesh pink, peach. blue and orchid. Crepe de chine and two-tone ribbons, come in a wide variety of lovely colors— especially attractive now for making dainty Christmas gifts. $1.40 to $4.40 Ribbon Section, First floor B O R C Outdoor Bxlltards, $35 \ new game—a real game, a genuine outdoor sport that everybody in the fam- ily will enjoy. Outdoor Billiards is a combination of golf and billiards, with certain gew features added. The club itself is something absolutely new in the field of athletic sports. It _requires only a small space, about the size of a tennis court—and is especially -suitable for preparatory schools and colleges. Sporting Goods Section, Second floor, TwoHousehold Conveniences At Special Low Prices Strong, Rigid Step Ladders Special 3-ft. size, $1.35 4-ft, size, $1.75 5-ft. size, $2.25 6-ft. size, $2.75 Unusually low prices for these well- constructed step ladders; and a con- venience that every household finds many uses for. These have reinforced iron rods un- der each step, giving the maximum’ strength. The quantity is limited, - so we urge early selection. Housewares Section, Fifth floor. Galvanized Window Refrigerators Special, $2.15 Not until you've used one of these little window refrigerators, do you really appreciate what a convenience they really are. In Winter, when you wish to keep things sweet—yet do not wish to buy ice for a few things— a galvanized refrigerator in your kitchen window will serve the pur- pose excellently. These have a con- venient sliding door and one shelf. Housewares Section, Fifth floer. And Accurate on the Face of It Is the telling of time by a lit- tle French clock that is quite as decorative and colorful a clock as you have ever seen [t stands on fgur little goiden balls, and is priced $12. 50. Clock Section, First fioor, 4 Jeweled Fan Flutters Into Favor And boasts of two gracef: trich plumes on a white ivory like stick that is studded in brilliant and sparkling rhi stones. It begins to be a deep jade and shades in o1 fashion to the palest green $25. Mair Ormament 2ud Fan Section, First floc W hen Bandeau and Bracelet Match One has the fecling of decided chic; rhinestone nd jet in smart fashion ake a tulle bandeau and a wide band bracelet for any evening occa- sion. The bandeau, $20; the bracelet, $14. . Hair Omnament Section. ¥irst fao Sitting Guard Over One’s Powder Is the familiar little Paris fig ure in his velvet jacket and tam o'shanter. He makes a gay figure for milady’s dress- ing table—and the powder box includes a puif, $6. Toilet Goods Seetion, First floor The Carpet Dealer Is this old figure in Vienna bronze, who displays his wares in the street by the light of a unique lamp. He is one of varied ‘pieces, each unusual. $65 and $95. Jewelry Section, First ficor Italy Sends Exquisite Little Bead Flowers Another new note in the ar- tificial flower for decoration— or to wear. Almost every flower has been copied in beads of, its, hue, and the effect is decidedly unique. 15c to $1 Spray Artificial Flower Section, Virst floor