Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1926, Page 5

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PEERLESS A Standard in Car Value See Them at The Auto Show FRENCH CHAMBER AMENDS | INCOME REGULATIONS 0. K.'s Proviston Requiring, With Other Things, Publication of Dec- s DL “Ihe Best oil in Greater resistance to heat, wear and dilution and less carbon deposit. Beware of Substitutes. At Good Dealers Everywhere. sion of the | t the cartel is los- | i | BAYERSON OIL WORKS~ COLUMBIA 5228 K8t~ OWNERSHIP It is casy 10 fl,akrf.}:,'-'i:‘-h:’:-’:y’;f{‘;y“;:‘,:’,’- S Mzn-%k WARRE: %nfi# $34.50 and up a month Phonc— E v yow have once quf: th and modern gm(.[_ j building @ the handsome fireproo) 1435 N Street cott Circle Just East of 16tk ot Scott Cir ] I'HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, TWoohmard X Lothrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Women's and Misses’ New Spring Coats In the Fashion-Approved Modes The Care CoaT is Paris’ Smartest Style for the Younger Set The Capes of these coats sway in many charming versions. The cape with sleeves—the shoulder cape—the waist-length cape and the sleeveless cape coat, with or without the smart fur col- lar is chic for the debutante and sub-deb—and is much loved by their older sister as well. There is a delightful newness about the smart Abbe's capes— that obtain movement and youthful grace in their debonair swing. Misses Misses’” Coats, $35 to $62.50 Junior Misses” Coats, $29.50 to $75 Scetion, Junior Misses' Sestion. Fourth floor THE IMPORTED FABRIC COAT Tue SporTs CoAT Show Much that is New Coats of imported fabrics—some Rodier, the premiere creator of distinctive fabrics—are striking in their individuality of de- sign and beauty of lines. . One-of-a-kind Imported Fabric Models, $59.50 to $125 Fashionable coats for the formal occasions, of Lorcheen and Charmeen, are straight and semi-flared. $49.50 and $59.50. There is also a good selection for the larger woman, $59.50 to $95. “The Shagmoor Tweed Topcoats, $35 to $75 For street, sports and general utility wear; for the journey; for the damp Spring days—there is nothing so: desirable as one:of these modish tweed coats. Superb in fabric, fit and finish, some collared with fashionable squirrel. They are dust, wrinkle and moisture proof. Women's Coat Section. Third floor. 3 - 1926. 10th, 11 aodmaed X Wotheop th, F and G Streets Ve s The Semi- Annual Sale of Just the as a hall Console Mirrors MIRRORS The Mirrors offered during this Sale are exceptionally fine values. They are made of pure, unblem- ished plate glass, perfectly sil- vered and attractively framed. with a console table, a buffet. or At Greatly proper mirrors for use furnishing. Buffet Mirrors Upright _l_Vlirrors $5.85 $14.75 $9.75 In four patterns, one of I'hree-section Mirrors in Oue of the two patterns which is sketched above two different patterns, is sketched above; size Gold, silver, blue o about 17x51. One is about 14x28. A two-sec- 1 fihes § e sketched above: in tion mirror with the top rown finishes in' each bronze, blue and silver dainti etched. pattern. A splendid valuc finishes. ches Mirror Section, Fiftt The Semi-Annual Sale of FURNITURE Greatly Reduces Prices An opportunity to furnish— Your Living Room Your Bedroom Your Dining Room with furniture from our regular stock, while prices are greatly lowered for the sale. 10-Pc. Dining Room Suite $ 1 7 5 Greatly Reduced In the attractive Tudor design. suite is built of American Walnut and Gumwood, giving a rich brown coloring and finished in the dull cffect which assures years of service. This Composed of Oo-inch Buffet. Exten- sion Table. Semi-inclosed China Closet, Server. Armchair and five Side Chairs. A very unusual value, at $175. Other Dining Room Suites Greatly Reduced, $140 to $425 Brown Mahogany Tea Wagon Reduced to $28 Furniture Section. Sixth floor. Plymouth Windsor Gate-Leg Table With Drawer Chair Reduced to $9 Reduced to $19.75 Beds and Bedding in the Semi-Annual Sale Simmons Metal Beds—Greatly Reduced NEW GRACELINE BED, finished in Walnut, Mahogany or Ivory. Twin 1T L0 D 0131 (Shtay 1 e o O S AR M e~ Reduced to $10 AI\IOTHER GRACELINE PATTERN ............ Reduced to $15.75 Many Other Splendid Beds Priced from $9 to $20 All Greatly Reduced LAYER FELT MATTRESSES— Very fine mattresses, in splendid, soft-toned gray art ticking. * Twin size, special, $18 Double size, special, $23.50 BOX SPRINGS—Deep and very resilient, covered to match the mat- tresses. Twin size, special, $26 Double size, special, $28 GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS — Excellently made. Matches the mattresses and box spring above. Beds and Beddifir Section. Seventh floor. Specially priced, $3.50 each Reduced Prices