Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, v | MME. JERITZA, ANGERED, PAIE fl V”AMINS WILL QUIT VIENNA OPERA | SCORED BY []H[N“SI5”‘;:;n?’;;,;:_c:’;:::;;i‘::" | certs in America. | By m- A “Many Are Worthless“‘ Dr.fi —Mme. Marie Jeritza, soprano, will ¥ D. Breese Jones Says. l\msr relations with the Vienna Opera Describes Them. | she h cepted terms and will pro- { coet w York in the middle of September for elght concerts i ) wspapers assert that Jeritza is dissatisfied with the way in which in | the Opera settled the case of Mme. ¢ o, while stopped za, who ‘wings laughing with fr he man pera discharged Ol 1 to have reinstated ‘COOLIDGE APPOINTS .‘ "" 24 TO WEST POINT | IAII Are Subject to Examinations at Entrance Date, Next | CIGARETTES packed in extra heavy foil for your protection There’s something about them youll like” ot it should | *_continues fertility ¢ U. S. PLANS MONUMENT. Canyon Near Fort Deflance, Ariz., Set Aside for Park Service. | Tareytons are a quarter again 1217 Conn. Ave. A Shop of Individuality An Exceptional Group of Spring & Summer Coats Reduced to Cost These coats are all of the finest materials to be had and are splendid values. Knitted Sports Wear in oll wanted colors at cost. All Spring and Summer Dresses and Sports Ya—7a Y A limited number of Fine Dresses, $35.00— ; were very much higher; they are excellent wea Smart Trimmed Hats $5.00—8$15.00 Wloodmwand & Lothrap Closed Saturdays During the Summer igh-Grade Straw Hats Entire Stock Reduced to $1:85 Less Than Original Cost (Bangkoks, Leghorns and Panamas not included) Several more weeks of Summer hat is broken or soiled, if you're going away on a vacation or staying at home for one, get a clean, fresh, hat at this price. Three hundred hats in a variety to come—if your straw crisp straw of weaves and shapes—a great many of them made by hand so as to hold their lines longer. Black or fancy bands in the smartest colors. Imported and domestic straws. Men's Hat Section, First floor White Oxford and Cambric Shirts, Special, *2 This price is practically the regular wholesale one for these shirts. They are of white oxford, a material equally as good for sports as for business or dress wear, and of white cambric, cool and light in weight. All have collars attached, the most popular way of wearing a collar in hot weather—and the most comfortable. All have a pocket and soft button cuff. Only 600 of them, but a complete size range from 14 to 172 in the two materials com- bined—not in each. Men's Furnishings Section, First fioor. Men's Lisle Socks, Special, 25¢ 25 dozen pairs of these fine, light- weight mercerized lisle socks; seamless with double heels, toes and soles. Black, navy, gray and cordovan, in sizes 9% to 11%4. Summer Ties Reduced to $1 Crisp, cool Summer ties, in foulards and crepe silks greatly reduced for clearance. A number of smart, bright What’s New and Smart Around the Store New Luster Felts, $15 The Small Smart Hat combines the new brushed luster felt, the new burnt henna shade, and new cut-out trimming. This combination lends a note of Autumn to the colorful Summer frocks that are still being worn. Milliners Section, Third floor. Introducing Evolution Into The Wardrobe Women’s accessories keep up to the minute in every detail. These dainty gar- ters with Jeweled Monkey Ornaments definitely prove this. $2.95. Jewelry Section, First floor. Handbags Combine The Mode The new “Pass- port Bag” is a flat, roomy pocket book with a side strap. Vivid shades and the Zipper Open- ing combine to make it smart. $13.50. Teather Goods Section, First floor. Printed Costume Slips To brighten up the plain Georgette dress or to wear with the new tunic. These gayly design- ed costume slips— printed in fascinat- ing colors—are a chic accessory. $5.95 and $7.50 Petticoat Section, Third floor. colors. Ties that may be tied repeated- ly without crushing. Men's Furnishings Section, First floor. What's New to Give ot Send Your Hostess The Latest Book ° For lazy Summer afternoons, what could be more certain to please her than a pulsing Western Romance—fresh from the pen of Harold Bell Wright? A SON OF HIS FATHER—just released —spells a tale of great adventure in the glamorous desert and mountains of Ari- zona. "$2. Book Section, Fourth floor. A Bit of Colored Glass The smartest Hostesses are proudly dis- playing rich colored glass at their lunch- eon tables. Round and hexagonal- shaped glass salad plates in a deep ruby color or cool lettuce green are newest. Sets of six, $6.95 and $7.50. Spiral Optic Tea Sets —have a quaint charm all their own, and in a beautiful Burgundy shade are a bit unusual. Covered pitcher and six glasses, $6. Crackled amber ice tea sets are equally popular—pitcher and glasses, $8.75. . Glassware Section. Fifth floor. Monogrammed Playing Cards Your hostess will appreciate this distinc- tive and individual gifts. Monogrammed playing cards in enamel finish with gold edge. In boxes of two packs, in a number of colors at $4. Stationery Section, First floor. Linen Luncheon Sets An extra luncheon set is always accept- . able. One of the most attractive comes in hemstltched Irish linen, and is made up of a center piece 24x24, and six place mats 12x18. $6.50. Linen 8ection. Second fioor. TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925. Colonial Ice Tea Tumblefs Special Value, 5¢ The popular Colonial shape makes a mojt attrac- tive ice tea tumbler—in clear, qurklmg; glass—at the special low price of 5c each. Glassware Sectlon, Fifth floor. In the Specialized Misses’ Section—Fourth F lpor V7 i) $ 1 2.50 With two- more months of hot days ahead, itfis not too late to add a few more Summer frocks to your ward- robe. And especially at this attractive price,;made possible by a special pur- chase. There will be a keener joy and a more urgent desire to go on the vacation, knowing a new, fresh and appropriate dress is all ready to wear. Crepe de Chine and Tub Silks in many varieties and shades make you the more enthusiastic. Misses® Section, Fourth floor. Again Tomorrow-—Introductory Sale of St. Denis Bath Crystals 25¢ Package---%2-75 Dozen Washington is most enthusidstic about these new glassine packages of the well known St. Denis Bath Crystals offered now for the first time at this popular price. There are five delightful odors. Toilet Goods Section, First fioor. —Jasmin, Narcissus, Rose, Eau de Co- logne, choose one's favorite perfume from these or buy sev- eral different odors Violet—one can Yards of Suggestions for Charming Summer Frocks Advancing Summer brings the need for several new frocks to go on your vaca- tion with you, or take their place in Sum- mer festivities at home. Here are lovely new fabrics now priced 'way below their former prices. St. Gall Swiss, Special, 38¢c Yard A beautiful quality made on hand looms —genuine St. Gall Swiss on white grounds, 31 inches wide, figured with small dots and checks in a most attrac- tive manner. All colors. Now greatly reduced. Print Swiss, Special, 30c Yard A dainty, sheer fabric that makes a colorful Summery frock so useful for va- cation wear. Conventional designs of the Cotton Goods Section, Second fioor. smarter sort, fast tints. usual one, delightfully colored in The price is 'way below the Summer Thoughts for The Children ‘ Play Dresses, $2:50 and $3.50 A new dress to replenish the little girl’s wardrobe Irresisti- ble in their daintiness of checks and plain colors—in the Si mery shades always attractive for children of 2 to 6 years. The sketch is a playtime frock, typical of these $2.50 and $3.50 styles. It is of a tiny checked blue and white print. A decidedly continental touch is afforded by ruffled organdy trimming — enhanced with dainty bits of floral embroidery. Intants’ Section, Fourth fioor. Imported Socks, 50c Boxes and boxes of lovely imported socks for the wee little miss. An opportunity all mothers will appreciate. Imports of mercerized lisle—at a reasonable price. Children's Hosiery, Fourth fioor. All-Wool Swimming Suits Two-in-One-Piece $2.95 and $3.95 After the play—perhaps a swim. And here is the very suit “to make it most enjoyable. Little two-in-one-piece styles, in sizes/6 to 14, in colorful beach tones of red, blue, orange and green that all children love. Caps to match the suit, with a rubber butterfly for a side ornament, come separately at 50c. Girls' Furnishings Section, Fourth floor.