Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 32

Correct Clothes for the Saddle Getting Into a Good Habit Habits distinguished by their observance of the formalities of equitation— by their correct, tailored smartness—are ready for the many bridle paths that Washington offers. In wool, $29.50 to $69.50. In linen, $16.50. Flannel jackets, $15. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925. podmard & o thrap Safe Storage For Your Furs—Phone Main 5300 HEEE s FHEEE £5 05 #5058 Tomorrow-- June Sale Girls' Wash Dresses $1.95 $ 2.95 Welcome news to Mothers—500 girls’ Summer $3.95 There are dresses for little girls of six on up to Saturday Specials In Costume Accessories On Sale At These Low Prices Tomorrow Only Every Item Worth Considerably More Washable Chamois Gloves, $2.75 Beautiful 6-Button-length Washable Chamois, Gloves, with Paris point backs and scalloped taps. In white and creamy natural. Glove Section, First floor. Radium Silk Slips, $5 Soft and lustrous radium silk, with pleat on side for fullness. Deep shadowptoof hem. Neatly hemstitched bodice top. Four desir- able shades—pink, white, tan and black. Petticoat Section, Third floor. Georgette Handkerchiefs, 85¢ Handmade Handkerchiefs of lovely georgette. Edged with net footing, with dainty hand- embroidered roses in center. Just the thing to tuck in your party bag—especially when it matches your evening gown. Handkerchief Section, First floor. THE MEN’S STORE ol 75 Pairs Men’s Linen Knickers For sports, there’s nothing cooler under the Summer sun than these pure Irish linen knickers in oyster white. 75 have been reduced in price for tomorrow. The first 75 men who come in for them will receive an ex- ceptional value. All sizes. Men's Clothes Section. Second floor. the fourteen-year-old miss. For the younger girl there are styles with bloomers. Short sleeves and low necks add to the coolness of these dresses. dresses priced especially low—so that the savings are decidedly worth while. In every instance, Gabardine breeches, $5.95 and $7.95. Third floor these dresses ordinarily sell for very much more. The great variety of styles makes choosing an Crisp dimity frocks, cool French voiles, quaint little English prints, tissue ginghams and soft pongee dresses—each invite easy, delightful task. Some have real hand-embroidery in contrasting colors—Afluffy frills and ribbon bows and contrast- ing bands set in the skirt and sleeves. not stress too greatly the wonderful quality of these dresses. Come and see how attractive they We can Imported Beaded Bags, $6.50 A delightful graduation gift that has the charm of having come from far-away France. Envelope style, in an assortment of attrac- tive colors and designs. Leather Goods Section, First floor. Men’s Cool Summer Suits Splendidly tailored to keep you looking as smart as you are cool. Palm Beach Suits ..... $15 your selection. are and how economically you may buy. sty Boesk 5 35, Linen Suits ....$15 to $20 e ket & Dain oulonnieres, 35¢ Hopsack Suits ..$15 to $20 Girlg’ Dress Section, Fourth floor. Ly 5 e L) 2 i ¢ Lovely clusters of old-fashioned flowers to Tropical Worsted I he Riviera In the 1‘[’3593’ SeCllO'l‘_Foufth FIOOr bloom anew on smart shoulders. Suits ..... $27.50, $30, $35 Bachelor buttons, asters and violets make English Flannels . ...$27.50 Knitted Coat Nothing is newer and few things smarter than the Ri- Cool Summer Voile Frocks especially nice boutonnieres for Summer days. Very specially priced. Artificial Flower Section, First floor Other Summer Suits to $40 Men's Clothes Section. Second floor. Men’s Summer Chiffon Taffeta Ribbon, 78c Yd. : = viera coat for a Summer wrap f‘f ff 2 a]amas at the seashore, lake or moun- $ 1 /’ Six-inch Chiffon Taffeta Ribbons, in a number . of pretty Summer shades and black and white. Clearance $ .85 Ribbon Section, First floor Priced Sketched Rows and rows of lace and 2 —is a straight model in sea- double hemstitching, tiny Our own :ul\d a ma]nufg.c- green, lavender and tan with tucks and designs of corona- R e deep border of pulled wool. & : s low the usual price. Fine, 5 tion braid make these frocks light-weight batiste, in un- braid make these frock 7 y : = e $15 lovely enough for Summer gar- nght' 00 elght Unllned usual colorings and smart ‘The Correct 5 5 g % . styles. Fine for Summer ;i There are other attractive den parties. Embroidered Coa.ts In Brilliant Shades nights. All sizes Accessories con:;r combmati}?lns—shdl pinl; voiles, with jabots of plain Dictators of the riding- and tan — white, tan and voile are cool business frocks, s . mode advise strictest a,u,fi_ brown, blue, lavender and b et $22.50 to $35 Lxght-Wught ence to the conventional standards in accessories. The rider shirt, $5 and $875. white. $10 $13.75 $15 Sweater Section, Third floor and one may many lovely peach, orchid, gray, blue, pink and green. Included colors—canary, white, The smart coat for town or country wear is man- nish to the last degree. Double-breasted, slit up the back, pockets and buttons—these are inevitable Sports Sweaters Low .85 Priced, $2 The bat tie, $1.50. at this low price are a num- details of this smart boyish flannel coat. And the Ao 5 . a & 2 A s f slip-on sweaters The striped belt, $2. Ch‘ld < N Ch b ; - brighter the color, the greater the chic. In green, sale of slip-on Tan or black boots, liaren s e ampra I;er ff gl oo Cee red, rust, orchid, blue, Monterey and tan flannel. ;riced.“ fcz:l?or?»?]aiiitlrl(:‘:\l e onbe Dresses, $1.50 and $2.50 e o LR G e T s sleeves. Mostly white— X cool and cool looking. $7.50 and $10. A variety of New Dresses in plain chambray, trimmed Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. The gauntlets, $4.50. First and Third floors. in tiny checked material. years. White Voile Dresses, $4.50 Sheer white voile embroidered in bright Hungarian cross stitch. Infants' Section, Fourth floor. Short sleeved, gathered necks. Also the English prints that are smart for children— smocked and decorated with hand-embroidery. 2to 6 plaques, $16.50. Misses' Section, Fourth floor. Misses’ Georgette Coats On warm Summer evenings gette coat gives the necessary protection without being a burden. Its sheer, light weight makesAor coolness. With p tibbon The more tailored models with tucks —$25 and $29.50. White, black, blue, tan. No Shortage Of White Hose Here Summer Footwear & G \— ¢ oy E The Saddle & b ‘B We have just received 50 Fashions Turn to Wh't Black and W hite and Crop o dozen pairs of Fine White ite '{QSEfl:hifio" and heavy White footwear was never as popular as it is this Sports OXfords As well as all other equip- weight. $1.50 and $1.75. season. Street and walkin, ur:ul d . ment are assured of their e Service Hose in white, $2. h oy il i e $12°50 coiscthcss andllauating it Allsilk ‘with lisle lining in shoes—they are certain to be white. Illustrated are rbosen N e - heel, toe and top, $2.75. three of the newest models for Summer. Glove-Gri; Mak tion. Hgpiery Section, First floor. At the left—a refined walking pump of white can- The. p fage Saddles, $90 to $300. 3 vas with low covered heels and dainty trimming Palem éS[ ldrels.s‘edv ) it Crops, $3.50 to $15. : . of white kid. $8 each this year wore Children’s Knitted ; Bridles, complete, $32. Bridle fronts, $1 to $3.25. Bits, $3.50 to $16.75. Second floor. “T'll Pick £ Combinations, $1 Sleeveless and low neck with Toose or tight knee. Splendid for Summer. 4 to 16 years. Boys’ Golf Hose, $1 In the center—a distinctive white kid pump featur- ing the wide strap and two-button fastening. Grace- ful Spanish heels, $12.50. On the right—a plain step-in pump with a smart enamel buckle. In‘canvas, $10; White Kid, $12.50. Women's Shoe Section, Third floor. this style—white buckskin trimmed with black calf and carrying white crepe rubber soles. Arnold combines this latest smart style with all the comfort features that have made Glove-Grip Ox- fords such a success. Washington’ Cotton Golf Hose, in_heather Sportoccasins, $12 mixtures ol fan and gray. wi The Golf Oxfords in true SAID BUCKY HARRIS f_‘“‘cy c“ff’d 7"° 10. Green and Amber Colored moccasin style; natural veal —and that eventful day Honers' Section. Fourin' floor. leather with crepe rubber Stanley Harris, an am- bitious mine boy from Pitts- ton, Pa., was sold to the June Sale Boys’ Wash Suits Girls Choose Patent 8-Piece Iced Tea Sets soles or brown veal with leather soles and heels with studs. Washington Base Ball Team Much Below Our Regular $ 9 5 Leather Pumps Special Saa/at 8ot Svotion, -Bhcon fiass. as second baseman. He had g . $450 $5 and $8 $I .95 ones ,{;Ogl CO""’% Igfd;(v Marked Price A buy their chil- . Demonstration of John McGraw an - dren’s shoes here know that our This tall tankard < Griffith. If you like a read- == Griffin Shoe Polish able yarn, read 400 Boys’” Smart, Good-looking Wash Suits, offering styles and materials of a grade rarely shown at this low price. They are excellent suits, and the identical shoes are made over correct lasts for growing feet. Girls of sparkling amber or cool green glass Our demonstrator ‘will P . 3 o ho choose their shoes here —with top—and six r Playmg‘ The Game garments that we regularlg' ]carry in stock at much higher cost. You should :,.aw our styles are the ones tl‘nn-blown or;;xc gladly advise you i : choose now, as we do not believe we will be able to sell such suits at so low a price that please. § T R about t h e roper by this same Stanley at anytime in the near future. = Smart New One-strap Pumps, or $1.95. Sitesing oy L3 Harris. On sale in the . S Z A % in patent leather, $450 and $5, These sets not only ssing | your Book Store—Fourth Floor Palmer Suiting Fine Linen Middy Styles i o e ! " satisty the desire for white kid, buckskin, —$1.50. Devonshire Cloth Gabardine | Button-On_Styles Dressy “Pumps’ of ‘black patent Eolocbut empnanes and pastel shades of Plain Colors Sizes from 3 to 10 years. Boys' Section, Fourth floor. Combination Colors feather have gray kid quarter and strap—for growing girls. $8. Children’s Shoe Section, Third floor. in the most definite possible manner. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. satin pumps. Notlon Section, First floor.