Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1924, Page 7

“THE ' SUNDAY - STAR, WASHINGTON, "D. C, "NOVEMBER 16, 1924—PART 1. G@Ed@nb@i?§°s ChaH@n@ Sa @ a3 A Dress Sale That Will Make History! _ A Marvelous Challenge ma Lot = 2 Values $20, $25, $30 and $39.75 . Surpassing in Magnitude, Sarings, Assortments and Values Any Previous Dress Sale We've Ever Held at Such a Low Price! sl Chiffon Velvet b ed by Our Artist. : ) : Panne Velvet » I'he sale begins promptly 7111/ ” /, \ Flal Crep(' Some of the Styles Sketch- 9:15 o'clock tomorrow morning. A considerable Canton (1!‘(")(' | Satin-Back Canton HeavyCrepe deChine part of our big Second Floor Ready-to-wear Section has “been given over to this ex- T Finest Poiret Twill Fine Bengaline Coat Dresses traordinary cvent. Extra salespeople, extra cashiers— everything that makes for Vetver, vour convenience in a big E ble D E a3 > 16 - - sale event-has been planned. Lnsemblie resses Included Are 81 Sample I)resses--Smné Worth $45 and $50 Previous Dress Sales have been the talk of the town, but it has been left to the Challenge Sale to produce an event | that eclipses every one of the wonderful dress sales we’ve held this season. Here is a Dress Sale that deserves a full | page advertisement all by itself. By far it is the greatest in the history of our popular price dress department. Any / attempt to give you an idea of its magnitude by comparison with previous events would fall short of the mark. This is a strong statement, but fully borne out by the facts, as you will find out for yourself when you come tomorrow and see the wonderful array of beautiful styles we’ve secured in this SUPER-PURCHASE of One Thousand beautiful Dresses to sell at $9.75. : Dresses for afternoon, business and day- time wear. Tailored dresses, beaded dresses, embroidered dresses, paneled and pleated styles—beautiful beyond description. Short, three-quarter and long sleeves: round, square. tuxedo and Peter Pan collars. A wide selection of new Fall-Winter styles, trimmings and colors. Trimmed with embroidered or braid designs, lace and beads, fancy buttons, chenille and fur trimmings, fine pleats, others ¢ 3 s g T E with touches of contrasting colors that are particularh Straightline - models, long-waist models, becoming and in greatest demand this season. circular skirts and the new wrap-around en- : Colors of navy. black. brown. green, tan. grav. rose- semble coat effect model. wood and cocoa. Complete Range of Sizes. 16 to 20, 36 to 46 And a Record-Making Challenge Price on Another Great Challenge Sale Offering of | Women’s Regular $25, $30, $35| 3100 Sealine Fur Coats i at$37.50 Any woman who expects to pay around $100 o a-fur coat can do no better than to choose irom this | High-Grade Winter Coats Many With Fur Collars this Challenge Sale at $57.50. Manufacturers of fur Sisesileis o, i R 4y £ ¢ ; coats found it hard sledding because of continued 5 R < warm weather, and we were able to buy to such ad 114 and Y b ) £5 b\ vantage that we can offer values that will strike a Season’s P responsive chord tomorrow. i 3 Favorite g 3 : ’fg 4 ; These b_c;lutiful Sealine l.’\l: Coats, correctly fash Sizes, 42V5 7 ; 2 a Il ioned of fine, lustrous skins, all large, perfectly = Colors. 2 50 g N matched pelts, correctly tailored in the fashionable Extra Large to 48Y, : z N full-length models. They have crushed crown or “ tuxedo collars and large Mandarin sleeves. | \ Beautifully lined with silk crepe de chine or hro- These Coats were gathered in the New York market during the ‘\‘vcek R caded silks. Sizes 16 to 4. preceding the Presidential election. The weather was warm and business 3 LA < was at its lowest ebb. Manufacturers were in the doldrums and ready to . make any sacrifice to get business. You can imagine what an opportunity 1t i J ea lne was to buy coats. We took advantage of conditions, and this great Sale of 1 Winter Coats at $14.50 is the result. . “ £ 5 a 4 ‘ . Cold weather will soon send women scurrying to buy Winter Coats. Those s‘eekmg : the best values should not wait, but attend this cale tomorrow and purchase their new Fur Coats coats. N Coats of fine quality fabrics, many trimmed with fur collars of With Sqt‘lirrel Fur Collar and Cuffs natural opossum, muskrat, moufflon, viatka coney, marmink, Man- churian wolf, sedline and beaverette. ® (] o o . Materials are Fine Bolivia, Velour, Overplaids 5 b : ; Nove]ty Stl'lpes and Cut POIalre These beautiful Coats of Sealine (dyed coney) are tailoted in the most Straightline models with crushed crown collars or tuxedo collars. Trimmings of thorough manner and designed in the latest style. Full-length straightline silk stitching and buttons. Slash or patch pockets. Linings of ‘silk or fancy mercerized J) | model, fashioned of first quality pelts. with big collars and cuffs of natural material. Syrai ' ’ F Squirrel, Marmink (marmot), Viatka Squirrel and Fitch Opossum furs. Colors of Black, Gray, Deer, Brown, Navy, Cocoa, Green and combination colors. - Beautifully lined with crepe de chine or brocaded silk. Sizes 16 to 20, 36 to 44 and extra large sizes from 4215 to 48Y5. — Sizes 36 to 4. St