Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1925, Page 16

HOLDS WORLD [AW [©pera Has si00.00 BT R T L L T T T T L D L T e e SR g M i Deficit for Season, %gp S R@VM STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1925. Our aim. To keep abreast of the Season in style and quality of goods and to meet the needs of our customers at the lowest pos- VITAL L[]P&[]GRESS Chicagoans Reveal “Baby Peggy’’ Dolls An exact likeness of the little star—now . 5 Loss $50,000 More Than Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler appearing in “Captain January.” Dressed Lass Year Despite In- in panty dress with hats to match. Praises Root’s Work creased Attendance. for Peace. ated Press = 26.—The Chi- ra Company, which tonight, operated at 0,000 for the year— 'r than last year—ac- o the annual report of Sam- the president, made public srformances vere in Ital- w 16 operas will, ix other per- ranged for r, which will Pittsburgh, Memphis; Cincinnati | e final per- vent to will cost §1,5 CHANCELLOR CLARK | T0 RESUME DUTIES| Will Return to American Uni-| sity Tomorrow, Following Trip | Through Middle West. | 9, MEDICINE R~ All Pure Food B ] OVER 69 YEARS OF SUCCESS Dont o you thin ? DECIDE TO OMIT “13.” Women’s Extra Size Burson sible cost. New Silhouettes— Moulding sheath, gradu- ated circular flounces, godets and flares, pleated panels, ensemble, straightline and two-piece effects. ‘ Materials— Flat crepe, crepe satin, satin canton, bouquet crepe, polo faille, faille Siam, casha fabrics, pastel-lined flannels and epingle. Hose Regularly Sold for 39¢ 3 Pairs, 94c G & 11th Sts. Service and Courtesy Established 1877 G SIS Forerunners of Authentic Fashions Are you just a bit tired of the sameness of the Frocks of the season just passing? You will find inspiration and a new interest when you see this presentation of New Dresses in Spring Fabrics and Colors $29.50 Misses” Leather or Celluloid Vanity Boxes Regularly Sold for $1 and $1.50 We Are Continuing the Special Sale of Fine Fabric Gloves 95¢ Pair s 1 to 16. SIX DICK MURPHY, Ino. M3 MURSHY, Peeermauy DisTRIBUTORS 183514th St. Potomac 1000 First Quality, Medium-weight Cotton Hose Full cut, in black and brown. Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose Regularly Sold for 79¢ 59¢ Pair First quality, seamed back, medium weight. In black, gray, tan, brown, nude, airedale and beige. All siz Children’s Hose Regularly Sold for 35¢ and 50c 25¢ Pair Broken assortments of Children’s Socks and Stockings including— Infants’ ribbed silk hose and rayon socks. Misses’ plain black and white lisle and cot- ton hose. Children’s wool-mixed hose and socks Some slightly imperfect. Broken assortment of sizes and colors. Palals Royal—Main Floor. ty Gloves, fancy embroidered cuff and -wrist gauntlet in double woven mate- rial; in wanted colors and white. Long French Glace Kid Gloves Regularly Sold for §5 $2.49 Pair Also suede, 12 and 16 button length, white and some colors. Broken sizes Silk Gloves Regularly Sold for §1, $1.25 and $1.50 49c Pair Two-clasp style, excellent quality, double- tipped Paris point and embroidered stitchings. Self, contrast and two-toned in black, black with white, white, white with black and some colors. Broken sizes. Palais Royal—Main Floor. 79 Leathers are of alligator grain. brown, tan or gray, fitted with mirror and purse. Panier- handle style. Leather Carriage Bags Regularly Sold for $§5 $3.59 Of real goat, cobra grain leather, round- bottom style, roomy, leather lined, covered frame, with center lock, inside pocket and a large change purse. For Your Motor Trips! Gallon, Wide-Mouth Thermalware Jar Regularly Sold for $5 $4.35 Aladdin Jars are easily filled with solid foods or salads, also used for liquid purposes; keep food hot or cold, very serviceable; built for hard wear. Plais Royal—Leather Geods—Main Filoer. $3.98 Palais Royal—Main Floor. Trimmings— Beads, embroidery, go1d braid, net insertions, lace col- lars and cuffs, jabots, seal- ing wax fringes. Colors— Blonde, cocoa, rust, lip- stick red, pervenche blue, cicada green, beige, navy, black. Palais Royal—Third Fleor. Women’s Athletic Union Suits Regularly Sold for 59c, 79¢ and $1 45¢ . 46 -Suits, plain and cross-barred muslin, in pink and white. Some slightly soiled 53 Women’s Richelieu Union Suits Regularly Sold for $1.59 and $1.75 $1.39 Good-weight Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, ankle and knee length. Some have bodice tops, in white and pink. Broken assortment of sizes, but regular and extra sizes included. Children’s Winter Underwear 87 Garments—Regularly Sold for 50c to $1.25 39¢ ‘Wool-mixed Vests and Pants and Boys’ Draw- ers, white and gray; broken assortment, but sizes 2 to 16 included. Also small size Children’s Sleeping Garments. Broken assortment of Infants' Vests. Palais Roysl—Main Floor. holding good will OAKLAND Product of General Motors Can You Pass This Test? IGHTY men and women out of every hundred are handicapping their own efforts . . . they have Anemia and don’t know it. To live successfully you need rich, red blood—blood that gives you a storchouse filled with energy. Gude's Pepto-Mangan, with its iron and manganese content, for thirty-two years has been the only standby of thousands of physicians. Easily assimi- lated by the blood, it quickly restores the latent power of run down bodies. Your druggist has it in liquid e Distinctive Hats! Showing the newest and most approved styles! The new materials—and how they are combined to make hats that are “different.” The New Style Features! Hats for dress— or tailored hats — vouthful models. Hats for the young matron—and for the con- servatively dressed woman. A very complete display, including the famous “Meadowbrooks.” $15 to $22.50 Also new arrivals in extra large head size hats, in straw combinations; black, brown, henna and oak. Beautiful Fur-Trimmed WINTERCOATS Coats That Sold for $115 and $135 Marked for Clearance to $38 No Duplicates! One of a Kind Only! Not ordinary coats—but the coats of unusual cut and cleverly trimmed; the most stunning coats of this season. They are in the most favored fabrics. Well tailored, with the smart little touches of buttons, braid—fur bands and fur collar and cuffs. An opportunity to purchase a high priced coat at a substantial reduction. All handsomely silk lined and warmly interlined. Colors are black, penny and kaffir brown, green, cran- tablet form. Start now! Gude's Pepto~Mandan Tonic and “Blood &nvicher Press flesh between hand and thumb. If the blood dees wot return immediately it indi- cates Anemia. berry, tan and dusk. Furs are beaver, natural and sable dyed squirrel, fox and wolf. Sizes 14 to 20 years; 36 to 5074. $10 Palais Royal—Second Floor. Palais Royal—Third Floor. SERERE S RZEHANESEAEPEERRINEREERNERE RENDRESESNESSESES S l~l—‘«l,l—l—l‘rl.—l-l.«l—l [EEEERERES ’