Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 24

$29-50 to 539.50 DRESSES--- for Women and Miss $l 6.?5 Women's dresses of satins, flat lace, metallic and embroidery ms. Many extra sizes in black. afternoon irocks—every new new fashion. es crepes, cantons, trims. For all Misses' street, material, every (Third Floor.) Misses $49.50 to $79.50 Frocks---$26.75 irocks, jewel studded or dinner, tea wear. new developments. flower Taffetas and Deautiful tri ed. in novel, party [For street, (Third Floor ) Noteworthy Dress Reductions! Was $75. Now. ... .. $49.30 Was $89.50. N Was $95. N Was Q[W Other s' Georgetie Gowen. ' Gold Lace Goten. Clean Sweep in the Toiletry Department 5.000 Roll 81 Fren 20-ounce Be let Paper, tn and Velour Puff Cc of French Bath Salts—narcis : srained Ianity Clocks, good timekeepers wnce Flask equlation 1,000 sheets to $4.95 to §7.70 Men's Sweaters $2.95 Shaker knit winter sweat- coat and V-neck styles. brown, maroon. Sizes 36 to 4. (First Floor.) $2.50 to $3 Men’s Pajamas $1.85 Amoskeag Flannel “Fault- less” pajamas. _Cut extra full — range of colors in stripes. Sizes A, B, C, D. (First Floor.) HERE NN NN T X R XX TN Clean Sweep of Women s Wearables .49 rie, each. Oc and 69c, and Lambskin Novelty Cuff G Rayon Underthings, all colors.. 5 c Gloves, regularly $1.50 to $2.50, now 950 and Gloria Silk Umbrellas. > de Chine Scarfs, regularly $2.95, n hine and { Re Men's and Inm N rrk II’orAr[ H “atch, ] -year guarantee, 85c IFEEENEX {§¥§¥§¥‘K§K§¥“K“¥M R R R R R TR F T T axrx% ihination. reduced—both for.. jasmine, 4 of French Perfume—a-oz. Bottle of Toilet 1Vater, 39c Each THE EVENING Read every item on this page. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1926. If we had the space we would print in the large type such tremendous savings de- serve. {. .69c Doz. .39% chypre....39¢ ............ 35145 roll . (First Floor.) 2 e Y A\ b bl 78 N Ve » ad A\ e ecialists. Best grade pes on fields of blue, (First Fioor.) 95c Men's Cashmere Hose 35¢ (3 for $1) Finely woven wool yarn, with silk clox. Black and dark heathers, In sizes from 10 to 1132, (First Floor.) $3.95 to $5.95 Woaol Vests $3.45 Ciean sweep of men’s sport vests. Plain or combination patterns; all colors, all sizes. (First Floor.) Leaher Bags $1.55 Pouches, underarms —plain _or combina- tions of leathers. Black and high colors. Sold earlier for twice as much. (First Floor.) Novelty Jewelry 45¢ That sold for 75 to $2.50—Chokers, opera length strands, brooches, combs, cuff links in imitation jewels and sterling sil- ver. Replicas of Rus- sian ornaments. (First Floor.) NE Ve A Ve N e K Ve AR Ve N Clean Sweep of Housefurnishings--Needlework 69c Cotton Table Damask, white or with colored borders, yd., 48¢c $5.95 Cream "rand: Spreads, embrosdered m colors, $3.95 $1.95 to $2.50 x"” Bath Mats (second. rade, $1.39 Stamped Cream Cotton Buffet and Dining S 19 to 49¢ Women’'s Quilted Lounging Robes $8.95 $12.95 to $15 grade. Crepe de chine or changeable satin—interpadded, lined with dotted seco silk. Vivid and pastel shades. Sizes 16 to 40. (Fifth Floor.) Special Purchase for Clean Sweep Spring Sport Hats $3.19 New straws and felts—very smart straw trimmed felts—tai- lored hats banded in the brilliant Spring shades. Models that will sell at $3.95 to $5. (Fitth Floor.) But—the smallest type may carry the biggest bargain. So miss nothing, or you may miss something big. (%X Things Men $0, $8 aud $10 High and Low Shoes $3.95 th $5.95 Cowhide Bags ... 45 to %69-° COATS--- Women and Misses $ 39.75 Genuine furs—nutria, trim collars, cuffs, border i smartly tailored coats of fashionable winte Vivid colors, neutral and black. Misses. for r I‘IL‘ "‘:(" Sizes for Women and 535 to %49-%° Furred Coats Women’s and Mi $24-75 Smartest styles in r ‘ furs. Sizes 14 to 20, misse X mer All Fur-Trim- med Coats Women's and Misses’ Coats $59-75 Suede-finish and napp, fabrics — flared, wrapy straightline fashic 2 trimmed. " (Minses® Section, Thid Fioo- ZXEXZRXEXZXZXEXZXZXE Clean Sweep of Need ..................... ‘33.9-? $7.50 to $12.50 White Wool Sz $1.50 to $2.95 Vool Golf Hose. $1 to $1.50 Non-wrinkling Necktic Men's Madras Shirts, sizes 14 to 17. $2 to $3 Imported Wool Socks 4 AEEX ZEEEEFEERNLN Clean Sweep 0 Sealine Muskrat W omen’s Sizes $97 50 S125 to $135 Sealine and muskrat coats, hnnd- somely trimmed with gray squirrel, muskrat and viatka dyed squirrel. Sonte plain sealines in the group. tively lined. Serae with novelty sleeves. All are attrac- $10.50 to $49.50 FurNeck pieces--$4.95 to $25 Fox, wolf, squirrel, skunk, mole, nutria, beaver, mink, sealine and Thibetine furs. Women's Fur Coat fur trimmed ... Sealine Coats, fur ~$5.85 1o $10 Evening and Day Shoes $3.90 Clean sweep of satin, velvet, patent, suede pumps. Opera, D’Orsay, straps and buckle styles. (First Floor.) -1,000 Pairs Silk Hose $1 $1.50 tg $1.95 irregu- lars. Full fashioned, chiffon and medium weights. Some all silk, others mercerized tops and soles. Including the newest shades. (First Floor.) 1 Sedline (extra size); 3195,_ 5. I Sealine, skunk trim; 5150, wow . - $175 10 $200 ZIXEXEXXEXEXEXEX Clean Sweep of Children’s Apparel Boys’ Winter O'Coats, ) Boys’ Two-knicker Suits and & $10.95 Boys’ Four-piece Vest S = $13 to $25 Boys’ Blue, Gray, Brown, Tan & .$11.45 $12.95 to $20 Bsg Boys’ Ulsters, all wool, 11 to 18 yrs..$9.85 $3 Collegiate Style, All-wool Sweaters, size 4 to 16 yrs., $1.89 $5 to $6 Heary Skatsng Style Sweaters, sizes 8 to 16 yrs., $3.65 $16.50 to $19.75 Junior Misses’ Cloth and Sslk D Si 95 $8.95 to $10.95 Girls’ Fur-collared Coats, 8 to 14 y 200 Grls’ Gingham and Chambrey Dresses, 7 to 10 yrs., 6‘70 $1.15 Silk Socks, three-quarter length, 125 pairs onl) $10.95 Warm Winter Coats for little Tots, reduced to $545 $15.95 to $19.75 Winter Coats for Tots, m doun to ... cee $4.95 to $5.95 Velvet Dresses for Tots, 2 to 4 only. . 300 Pairs of Boys’ and Girls Play Shoes, sizes 8 2] ..$4.95 ..$495 ..$6.95 SREREXEXEXX ..8295 .$1.49 $4 to $6 Misses’ Pumps or Oxfords, sizes 2} to $2.85 $4 to $5 Children’s Patent and Fancy Shoes, 81z to 2, $2.85 95¢ “Ma ma” Dolls, wsth gingham dress and bonnet . . ..59¢ 30c Mosiac Puszle Games, entertasning to old or young, 20c (Second Floor.) ii&iksfi&i&iii&ii&i&i&i&i mmR mm ® N FRERRFRXEE X B4 X 7 TESGNYRLTGDES ENGRESEIGNGY RTINS O