Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1926, Page 6

6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON,‘ D. C, FEBRUARY 28, 1926—PART 1. NDLSTRAL SHON GVESSPAEE 080 Twenty More Exhibits Ex-" pected—Stage Virtually || Set for Exposition. Established 1909 1219-1221 ’ 0 G Street N.W. Beautiful Scarfs < $1.85 Fine quality silk georgette 1 - = o i | Store Hours: 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Outstanding values that you can- not overlook. Be here early Monday morning and save. Neyv Spring and seasonable mer- chandlse at prices that you will cer- tainly take advantage of. Charge Accounts Solicited. . Townshairs Store 500 NEW SPRING tually set for the ustrial exhibit of the ~ of Commerce, duy afternoon Auditorium. Only 1 to he worked out headed by Rudolph . 1s been allotted to 80 = o i ROt it o beniiag 3 have hand-painted designs, ach 100 hefore hrown open. covering more of floor space 1 to house this rec-[/}| breaking panorama of Industry in the National Capita While industry is the keyndte of il on, the more familiar side | , that represented by | i ill not be of this and crepe de chine, richly fringed or plain hems. Some others are plain in the newest pastel shades. Main Floor Spring Styles in RAYON UNDERWEAR $1.85 New, crisp underthings, just unpacked. Chemise, Step-ins, Bloomers and French Drawers, in all the pastel shades. Daintily trimmed with lace and rose buds. Sizes 34 to 44, Main Floor Knickers and Riding Breeches “Man-O-War” Corduroy Knickers — Special, $2.50 A splendid and known quality in Tan, Brown, Gray and Navy. All sizes. “ _O.W 9" C d Arm d Marine Corps musicians $1.19 Pr. M“afri‘ndbre:rkers,(gé;oy during the exposition, while one is| /| (3 Pairs for $3.50) Colors to match “Man-O-War Knickers. Sizes 34 scheduled by the Navy group. to 42. Amplifiers will carry the musical} Beautiful, Full - fashioned o Frims nto all purds of PaRioal Heselin = v All-Wool Tweed Knickers, $2.95 programs into all parts of the large Ohiffon Silk Hose in a vast Well tailored in tan and gray mixtures. auditorium. There will be nightly asiortment of new Spring programs by Louis Thompson, prom- N Von Wil surely b . chades. y buy 2 v i Whipcord Riding Breeches, $5.95 Tan only with Suede reinforcements. Splendld fnent in local musical circles. S i uality and well tatlored. | a2 Main Floor Featuring Navy eta “and Georgette Combinations—Rich Silks, and Georgettes of Fine Quality—Ex- quisitely Trimmed he coramer displays. Civic enterprises, too, will have a part. Four 4t Groups. Hosiery Special! Full-Fashined CHIFFON SILK HOSE fith the exposition. 3 Library is given promi- ant space in the arrangement of the lays. Its exhibits will deal espe- o gzes offered by to those en- those of d Marine Corps. Two will be offered by the D | Women’s Sizes 36 to 48 ecial nights have been t : by the committee in when you sce this extra fine quality. the event. They will be by features sponsored hy the || Main Floor groups to which they have been| N designated. | Thursday night, the opening, will be known as “Marine Corps Nigh and will have as its high lights a concert by the corps’ band and the appearance of Maj. Gen. Lejeune, commandant, who is a member of ||| committee of which airman. Friday will ' Other special “Cham- Monday, The Usual Sworzyn Prices Would Be $10.75 and $14.85 Fashionably Designed in Modish, Y outhful, Spring Styles—Portraying the Vogue for Vivid Coloring in Silks of Fine Quality Dresses for Afternoon—Dinner—Business and Sports Wear A remarkable opportunity for women of dis- criminating taste to secure unprecedented dress values. They are designed specially for women whose apparel reflects the mode, but who shop with discretion and economy. The Sworzyn buy- ing power is responsible for this extraordinary e fa o o e, value-giving event. loor 7’ \ Navy Blue, Palmetto Green, Nile Green,, Citron, Gray, Pencil Blue, Crimson, \. Chinese Red, Bois de Rose, Orchid, Wood, Sand, Delft Blue and \ Black. Rubber Household Aprons ssecit 89¢C A speclal purchase and sale of 300 Fine Quality Colored Household Aprons, in dainty designs on colors of Green, Rose, Gray, Or- chid, Blue, Orange, Red and Peach. Sell regularly for $1.25. Main Floor Buutonnieres Sperial, 39C A large collection of beautiful dew colors and designs, made of velvet, silk and felt. Regular G0c and 76c values. Main Floor ignations are, of Commerce night’ “Army night”; Tuesday Guard night”; Cross night" 5.Pc. Luncheon Sets $1.59 Comprises 36-inch Cloth and four Napkins. Good quality Pure Linen Towels 89c night” Among known to f S l manufacturers. 00| are manufacturing pr 12C P! lustries, and their industrial Hand embroldered. Beautl. ot i i : igns on white and m itles will be made apparent to V. 100-yard spools in Black e 0% foen o o reitoihie s shoaton. only. ‘Good quality. Sizes 18x30 inches. An excep- List of Exhibitors. tional value at this low price. Notions Section—Main Floor Main Floor Auditorium_floob—Acme Sales Co., | | aph Sales Co., American Annite Corporation, Atlantic 1 ner, Capace Co., M. B. C: “mont the ors are SEWING SILK to swell the total uu(v;mt of local in- The list of exhibitors follows: umbia Orange Crush Addressing Machine Searching Co., Goldsmith Sign Co., Ttobert farper Co., Harris & Alle- man, ¥ Harris, Hill & Tibbetts, Holmes & Son, D. J. Kaufman, Krys- || 1al Corporation, Living Records Co., Lyon & Fitch, Inc.; Ruby Lee Minar, Inc.; National E R _ National Delivery / c h i S s tional Photo Co., at Corporation, ~ Special Purchase and Sale of 250 NEWEST SPRING HATS *0., Ploneer Fireplace & Sup- Colors: $ 85 Navy L Red Regular Wood 3500 and Copen Materials: Canton NuGrape I Spring Works, J Co. and Witt-Will Truck Co. Exhibition hall — Advertise: Service, Capital Traction Co., peake & Potomac Straw S B P eReEC surance ‘( . : Jle\\(;l‘b'hn,». M. A. L and wis otel Training Sch M ¥ Trimmed and 3;?35 Almond Green Tailored Effects Rose and Black In these beautiful advance Spring modes you will find just the hat you are looking for. The values are phenomenal. At no time have we ever offered such hats at such a remarkably low price as this. Second Floor. exhibits include, , District of Col Hospital, s id Titanafram, the District of National Guard, Society of W andscape Club, the || X on Sculptors, C, | s Ad i radlo transmission Vorhood House, ® s Downstairs Store NEW SPRING AND‘EASTER SHOES | Bois de Rose Kid Patent Leathers Printed silk will predominate for Spring. The printed vogue is a_boon for the women who sew, because the gay-colored effects are smarter without Will Present Program at Vermont trimmings. A few of special importance during this sale are the following: Avenue Church. 40-Inch Printed 54-Inch Bordered _The University of North Carolina Glee Club, well known throughout the countr; never previously heard in 8 ston, will | night at | Avenue | f} Church, > W. ¥ aite is the direc of music e club is under the direction of Paul John Weaver, who has had 18 his alm presentation of higher music and forgotten melodies of the after a brillilant tour of lub was invited the nation- || Supervisors The ed highly successful and of engagements all over t artist with the club in n Monday night will be Theodore F. Fitch, New York tenor, a well known rt artist. The Nerth lina Glee Club will e South at the national| § music contest to be Y Later 22 club will give concerts in Phila- || delphia and will make some phono- graph records. 1 “FUR” BUSINESS PAYS. P).—Few en- e 1o pay greater PARIS, Febru terprises can be ©n profits than “domestic, furs.” A Trench company that deals In rabbit, rat and other such skins, has paid dividends of 22, 27, 30 and 40 per|/l| cent in the last four years and has paid back half of its capital, or 25, 000,000 francs. Its 500 franc shares, on which 250 franes each has been repald, are quoted at 3,900 francs. 40-Inch Printed Crepe de Chine, $1.95, $2.75 and $3.20 Yd. The flowers, graduating dots c designs are gor- 1k qualities from the foremost American weavers. * 32 and 40 Inch Tub Sports Silks, $1.90, $2.25 $2.45, $2.98 and $3.25 Yd. The new multi-colored sports stripe, the varleties included are Broadcloths, Radlum, Crepe de Chines, and heavy Flannel-fin- ished French Crepes. Third Floor Cinderella Special $3.50 Yd. A Cheney product, shown in a variation of blended colors on soft, harmoniofts backgrounds. Exclusive designs. 40-Inch Printed Georgette Crepe Special $1.95 Yd. For Spring and Summer wear. A soft, sheer quality, shown in a varfety of designs on the light pastel tints, also medium and dark backgrounds, Third Floor Crepes Special §5,00 Yd. Bordered crepes bid fair to be the most popular of all prints, owing to the new designa and new color combinations. Shown in an array of the new Spring colors. Only 1% to 2 vards are required for a frock. 36-Inch Tub Foulards Special $1.45 Yd. Floral, geometrical, all-over dotted and hand-blocked effects. All colors fast, on a varlety of light and dark backgrounds. For smart Summer frocks. Third Floor Pictorial Review Patterns Elite Styles Patterns Sold Here Exclusively Third Floor Our work department is thoroughly equipped FREE OFFER! We will cut and fit absolutely FREE any gar- ments if materials are purchased here. Join Our Dressmaking School I'nder the direct supervision of an efficient and competent instructress, who ably teaches all the intricaces of dressmaking. 6 Lessons, $5.00 Special appointments for Government Employes. Third Floor to help you with your dressmaking problems. All work guaranteed at moderate prices. Embroidery Pleating Beading Picot Edging Hemstitching Button and But- Rhinestone ton-Hole Mak- Setting ing, etc. Main Floor Gray Kid Blond Kid Many with Spike Heels - “Zebra” 100 patterns or designs from which to choose in this greatest value-giving shoe sale. All sizes included for those who wear AAA, AA, A, B, as well as C and D widths. 176 Prs. Shoes On Special Tables 575 Prs. Shoes On Special Tables $1.99¢pr. All Up-to-date Models. Satins Etc. Many with Spike Heels The “Charleston™ $3.95 “Farina” $3.95