Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1926, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926. 13 %*-—__—’31‘5?5%’3?*35?5‘—’3"—‘?5?5__—_125?”5*52’3?’??’3‘?”‘"gi’zé.?&W%%MWWW " PRZRGRGRAHE Tomorrow---A Sixth Floor Sale of Housefurnishings Sold by Telephone Tonight, If You Wish When Jack .and Jill Fell Down the Hill They wore *‘Jack and Jill” Shoes made by Adams Bros. of Boston Phone Main 5100 “Personal Shopping Bureau” 6 to 9 Tonight And that's the reason their shoes weren't even scarred, for—"Jack and Jill” shoes are made of elk leathers from the best tanneries in the country—and specially treated to stand more than or- dinary wear. And the soles are water- proof. P ESE ST LI LSS E LSS ESEPELELETE ST Sices 115 10 2. . ... .$3.00 T i L > e~ B B~ WP Every child visiting our Juvenile Shoe e R S o T« S A i N e > ey 3 B . P I T et & 3 o e et T N0 Ot 52 N > g Shop tomorrow—will be given a play pair (AR rE—y of Kamp Tramp leather soles (the kind I o e e e e on Jack and Jill Shoes) T oo ot o B A e o P o o e B O T S Vi P S~ Ve Lo e Oy Phoenix 9§ sport hose—or long hose for children. 50c ( Second Floor.) 1,200 Double-Bed Size “ Two-Piece Krinkled Bed Sets $2.65 Scalloped pillow throw and spread—cut corners— Prettily Striped in colorful Jacquard patterns You will want several of these cream colored muslin bed sets—for they are most moderately priced, and every housewife knows their beautiful laundering qualities. Striped in rose, blue, orchid or gold—every spread is cut at the corners to give the bed that “tailored to form” look. Wool-Mixed Large Size For Nurses--Maids--Housewives “Dix-Make” Uniforms $2.95 Easily laundered twill fabric—black. white or blue color. A famous make Closely stitched flat tailored seams —straightline, long sleeved belted models. Tuxedo collars and double Mattress “Empire” Covers “Empire” Blankets cuffs—commeodious patch pockets— pearl buttons. An unusual feature is the invisibly fastened placket to prevent bulging and insure the good set of the front. Sizes 36 to 46. Tailored Lawn Aprons 3l Heavy grade of lawn, gored to fit smoothly. Sheets $1.39 Hand -torn, firee irom starch, snow- white sheets. Sizes for double beds. 81x90. “*Armstrong’’ Pillowcases 35¢ To match the sheets — hand-torn. snow - white pillow cases. With three inch hems. ILarge size, 42x30. Felt ki $4.89 Double Blankets 66x80 Cotton and wool mixed, in large block plaid designs of rose, blue, gray, tan, pink. Comforts $2.95 Double - bed size— filled with soft, fluffy cotton and covered with bright - colored silkolene. Designed for nursemaids, housemaids, laundresses And cooks, too, will find them very useful. All seams are flat tailored and well stitched. Two large pockets on this 36-inch long apron. too. Fifth Floor ThE HEct Co~F STREET [Pt et tatotn ottt P Pt o tan P ot a Pty :ifi ,The Famous Arch - Aid o Shoe---Menihan's A shoe so smart in appearance that you never suspect its orthopedic virtues With every outward and visible sign of fashion’s latest whim in footwear. Yet no hint of the inward and foot- easing grace. Built with steel shanks that hug and support the arch. And in a combination of lasts that run from AAA to D in all sizes. EXEREXTXENE Arch- Aid two- strap patent pump gc;rz;:ggzs&;2@;};};&;&;&;&;&;@;2&2;&&2;2_{/.s" 8K M| b ;\i { /s M Pe e Ve N e by A very special purchase makes possible these 9x12 rugs—regularly priced $16 The “*Armstrong”™ label on your rugs -— guarantees their quality and wear-resisting prop- erties. Made with the same forethought that made the Arm- strong Cork Linoleum famous— these Armstrong felt base rugs may be had in tile or carpet pat terns—for any room. A—Blocked design of tan, creant and $7.95 LinenLunch Cloths white. B—Prelty carpet pattern in blue, tan and pink. C—Tile pattern in gray and white, D—Unusual design in blue, brozen and white. (Sixth Floor.) Yard-Wide Rayon Tussah QOverdrapes $]1.39 Heavy grade of unbleached muslin matress covers. With tape ties. These come in double-bed size only. (Sixth Floor Window Panels With Silk Fringe \) 2.95 Filet or Shadow Lace Panels —42 inches wide—2Y yards long — fringed with silk bullion Sheer enough for beauty—yet misty enough to assure absolute privacy—these panels of filet or shadow lace, are of extra size. IFinished in heavy silk bullion— many are scalloped.” In shades of ivory, ecru or two-tone effects, with fascinating floral or conventional patterns. A—Ecru filet pancl—scalloped edge. B—Shadow lace panel — two - tonc cffect. C—Cream filet panel—heavily fringed. D—Crcam shadow lace — quaintly patterned. (Sixth Floor.) Velour Pillows $2.65 with black kid nov- clty snset. May be had in black i Arch-Aid three- button tan kid pump. Withmodish $].65 Of all-linen crash, woven with colored borders in rose, blue, orchid and gold. Size 85¢ yd. Was $1.45 yard. Excellent grade in figured, striped or plain weaves. Com- binations of rose, $3.95 Curtains and val- ance—both with silk iringe. In solid col- ors of rose, blue, gold Were $2.95. Round. oval, oblong, half moon. Silk tapestry centers—gold braid trim. Rose, blue, gold, black, mulberry, Rayon or Taffeta Pillows, $4.65 Were $5.95. Heart shaped, oval, round, square, oblong. Trim- med with shirrings. puffings, gold lace and gold braid. In changeable pastel and natural. blue, gold, green. green. cut-out over instep.§11 52 by 52. THE HECHT CO.-~F STREE (First Floor.) Thr, Hecrr Co-F STREET | L HECH 1T L0~ g ettt ittt sttt ettt T2 g (Sixth Floors) shades. REREXERZ ;fé BA 2y BA | 8y B4 > .